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Amenities

Location, Location, Location
  • Easy access to 1-12, in fast-growing and desirable Livingston Parish
  • I-55 is 5 miles to the East. The hub of I-55 and 1-12 is a major hub servicing access to New Orleans
  • Albany is a bedroom community to fast-growing Hammond, from which commuters can reach Hammond facilities faster coming from Acadian Trace than many residents within Hammond itself
  • North Oaks Hospital is 6 minutes away to the east
  • 6 minutes away from mall down I-55 and 7 minutes away from major shopping on Hwy. 190
  • Tickfaw River and golfing are minutes away to the south
  • Major theme park announced coming 12 minutes away to the West in Satsuma
  • Albany interchange was recently approved to be "thinned out" and landscaped as the first exit in Livingston Parish coming from the East
  • New businesses are springing up in Albany, including recent land acquisitions by two well-known fast food chains, including Popeyes, to be on the South side of the interchange

Great School District

All schools about 1/2 mile away on Hwy. 43 in Albany. Livingston Parish schools are highly sought after, and are ranked in the top 5 as recorded by the 2006-2007 District Performance Score (DPS) And DPS Label.

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DPS
RANK
DISTRICT 2006-2007
DPS
DPS
LABEL
1 Zachary Community School District 110.1 Three Stars
2 West Feliciana Parish 104.1 Three Stars
3 Vernon Parish 101.3 Three Stars
4 Ouachita Parish 101.1 Three Stars
5 Livingston Parish 100.2 Three Stars
6 Jefferson Davis Parish 99.5 Two Stars
7 St. Charles Parish 99.4 Two Stars
8 Ascension Parish 98.3 Two Stars
8 Beauregard Parish 98.3 Two Stars
10 LaSalle Parish 95.7 Two Stars
11 Bossier Parish 95.6 Two Stars
12 Vermilion Parish 94.8 Two Stars
13 West Carroll Parish 94.7 Two Stars
14 Calcasieu Parish 94.5 Two Stars
15 Catahoula Parish 93.7 Two Stars
16 Allen Parish 92.9 Two Stars
17 Caldwell Parish 92.8 Two Stars
18 Winn Parish 92.0 Two Stars
19 Grant Parish 91.1 Two Stars
20 Lafayette Parish 90.8 Two Stars
21 Lincoln Parish 90.1 Two Stars
22 Jackson Parish 89.0 Two Stars
22 Rapides Parish 89.0 Two Stars
24 St. James Parish 87.7 Two Stars
25 Lafourche Parish 85.4 Two Stars
26 St. Landry Parish 85.3 Two Stars
27 Sabine Parish 85.0 Two Stars
28 Iberia Parish 84.4 Two Stars
29 Acadia Parish 83.6 Two Stars
30 Concordia Parish 83.1 Two Stars
31 Terrebonne Parish 82.9 Two Stars
31 Washington Parish 82.9 Two Stars
33 Webster Parish 82.2 Two Stars
34 St. Mary Parish 82.0 Two Stars
35 Caddo Parish 81.9 Two Stars
36 West Baton Rouge Parish 81.1 Two Stars
37 Bienville Parish 81.0 Two Stars
38 St. Martin Parish 80.4 Two Stars
39 Tangipahoa Parish 79.9 One Star
40 DeSoto Parish 79.5 One Star
41 Red River Parish 79.2 One Star
42 Assumption Parish 78.4 One Star
43 Morehouse Parish 77.1 One Star
44 City of Monroe School District 76.8 One Star
45 Evangeline Parish 76.7 One Star
46 Claiborne Parish 76.5 One Star
47 Richland Parish 76.0 One Star
48 Natchitoches Parish 74.7 One Star
49 Avoyelles Parish 74.3 One Star
50 St. John the Baptist Parish 72.5 One Star
51 East Baton Rouge Parish 72.3 One Star
52 Union Parish 69.1 One Star
53 Iberville Parish 68.4 One Star
54 Tensas Parish 67.6 One Star
55 East Carroll Parish 67.2 One Star
55 Pointe Coupee Parish 67.2 One Star
57 East Feliciana Parish 66.7 One Star
58 Franklin Parish 63.8 One Star
59 City of Baker School District 58.4 Academically Unacceptable
60 Madison Parish 55.0 Academically Unacceptable
61 St. Helena Parish 54.6 Academically Unacceptable

Planned Community
  • Acadian Trace consists of 107 lots, ranging from 50 feet in width (average) to 60 feet in width.
  • As much area as possible has been made common area, including rear ditches, to be maintained by the Homeowner's Association to insure consistent and upscale appearance. Easy access to 1-12 in fast-growing and desirable Livingston Parish.
  • Rear-lighted recreational pond area with walking path and pier.
  • Common area "cut-throughs" for walking paths.

Upscale Appearance of Development
  • Grand entrance with custom landscaping and irrigation.
  • Well-landscaped cul-de-sac and pond area at rear of development.
  • Fencing going into many strategic areas.
  • High-end ornamental street signs.
  • Street lighting every 200 feet with high pressure sodium lighting, with additional lighting around the pond for night walking.
  • Lighted fountain in pond.
  • Underground utilities.
  • No open ditches and culverts - site leveled to provide superior drainage without ditches and culverts which would detract from overall apprearance and streetscape.

"High and Dry" Lots
  • With the exception of parts of 3 lots near the pond, all lots are located outside the 100-year flood plain.
  • The 3 lots mentioned have been finished to the same height as the others, though no Letter of Map Revision (LOMR) request to the FEMA flood maps request has been made.
  • Carefully considered drainage, with aesthetic "rock treatment" at strategic points.

Utilities
  • Private sewer system to be taken over by Livingston Parish; it is new "quiet" design.
  • Albany township water.
  • Demco Electric.
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