The LSU Economic Development District had collected at least $876,466 in sales taxes as of May but acknowledges that it is unaware of any maps showing exactly which tracts were excluded from the district because they were being used for residential purposes when the law establishing the district took effect, according to newly filed court
Attorney calls for LSU tax collections to be halted over boundary dispute
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