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DDA opposes new tech venue at former Bliss nightclub site

A development group seeking to open Plush Syndicate, a tech-focused entertainment and event space at the former Bliss nightclub location on Jefferson Street in downtown Lafayette, faces opposition from the Downtown Development Authority. The DDA's concerns about the new venue will likely influence whether the project moves forward in the downtown area.

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  • 201 Jefferson Street, Suite B CUPRezoning · <0.1 mi away · approximate locationOn the agenda September 21, 2026 · Agenda
  • 403B South Buchanan Street CUPRezoning · 0.1 mi away · approximate locationOn the agenda May 18, 2026 · Agenda
  • 2025-53-PCPlanning Commission · Final Plat · 0.2 mi away
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