Thirty years later, Florida Boulevard is still a no man’s land

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In 1986, a group of civic leaders got together to address some of the problems in Baton Rouge that might sound familiar to residents of the parish today—sprawl, traffic, flooding and the increasing polarization between the economically underserved northern part of the parish and the prosperous south. (Click graphic to enlarge.)

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