Hidden Hollows subdivision and mobile home dispute
Bossier City
Summary
Neighbors warned the 8.79-acre plat has flooded three times and asked that it be limited to two lots with an emergency turnaround; the plat was approved anyway.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Neighbors say nearby home values, including a roughly $350,000 house, could suffer if the mobile home issue isn't resolved first.
The property owner, Cinthia Jelinek, in bringing the tract into compliance.
Future homebuyers on the flood-prone lots, per neighbors' testimony.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Metropolitan Planning Commission (Regular) - Mar 12, 2026
Neighbors warned the 8.79-acre plat has flooded three times and asked that it be limited to two lots with an emergency turnaround; the plat was approved anyway.
Metropolitan Planning Commission (Regular) - Jan 15, 2026
A property owner wants to split 8.79 acres into three lots to bring three existing homes into compliance. Neighbors fear it opens the door to mobile homes in a subdivision protected by covenants for 45 years, so the plat was tabled until the Board of Adjustments sorts out the mobile home question.
Related development
Hidden Hollows
Neighbors fear mobile homes eroding covenant protections and home values; the applicant plans to eventually replace the mobile home with a stick-built house.
Hidden Hollows preliminary plat
Creates new lots on a tract neighbors say has flooded three times, with a street stub lacking a turnaround.
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