NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — An addendum has been added to the construction and utility work moratorium announced on Wednesday. According to officials with the City of New Orleans, the update is divided into three aspects. $45M construction work to cause closures for Green Bridge in St. Bernard Parish First, applications for new construction in the affected areas need to be submitted by Nov. 12. The affected areas are pictured below. (Courtesy: The City of New Orleans) Second, contractors that have ongoing or previously approved projects, specifically in the Central business District or the French Quarter, are asked to complete or pause work by Nov. 30. Paused work can be resumed after Mardi Gras. An absolute stop to work by Nov. 30 is not required, but the Department of Public Works and city officials have to approve a demobilization and site security plan for important periods leading up to and throughout the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras in 2025. Congressman Carter on what a Harris win would mean for Louisiana Lastly, scaffolding and construction dumpsters won't be allowed in the public right-of-way in the CBD and French Quarter during this time. For more information, people can contact the Office of Strategic Engagement and Special Projects at 504-658-7623 or by emailing [email protected]. Stay up to date with the latest news, weather and sports by downloading the WGNO app on the Apple or Google Play stores and by subscribing to the WGNO newsletter. Latest Posts FNF Week 9: Haynes Academy overpowers Patrick Taylor with a 66-26 victory FNF Week 9: McDonogh 35 takes care of Douglass with 48-6 win Thursday night FNF Week 9: East Jefferson edges Riverdale, 20-13 FNF Week 9: Newman blows out Country Day, 42-7 FNF Week 9: Shaw wins a dominant 54-7 game over Belle Chasse