Church weighs buying Livingston Parish mobile home park as residents worry
Live Oak Church in Livingston Parish was considering buying the neighboring Pinewood Mobile Home Park, leaving residents of over 40 homes uncertain.
Key facts
- Live Oak Church in Livingston Parish was considering buying Pinewood Mobile Home Park, which sits next door to the church.
- The park holds over 40 mobile homes.
- Residents received a letter saying the park owner had agreed to sell to the church.
- If the sale went through, Lester Management Group would manage the park, and the church said it would not force residents to leave.
- About a decade earlier, the church signed a separate purchase agreement and considered moving the park to other land it owns.
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Source: Church eyes mobile home park purchase, sparking uncertainty among residents — WBRZ, September 8, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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