Developer Daryl May plans to emulate the homes that line LSU Avenue in his new proposed subdivision he calls his “little oasis” along a 3.5-acre tract on Rodney Drive near Highland Road. “I grew up in south Baton Rouge, and I really cherish the older homes that are unique,” says May, the owner of Daryl
May plans LSU Avenue-type subdivision on 3.5-acre Rodney Drive property
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