SLP Council Meeting Agenda

AGENDA

ST. LANDRY PARISH COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY t8,2026 @ 6:00 p.M. oLD CITY MARIGT, 131 W. BELLEnIE ST.
OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA

CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE & INVOCATION (Councilwoman Nancy Carriere).
ROLL CALL:
CONDOLENCES:
PERSONS TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL:
APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
o Regular Meeting: January 2l’t,2026
PARISH PRESIDENT’S REPORT:
NEW BUSINESS:
*Items passed through committee

Authorize the Council Clerk to advertise for one appointment for a five-year term to the
st- Landry Agricultural Arena Authority. (03-17-202r – 03-17-2026). Mr. Lonnie J. Carriere has resigned.
Authorize the Council Clerk to advertise for two appointments for a two-year term to the
coulee croche Fire Protection District No. 4. (4-20-2024 -04-20-2026).
IX. ORDINANCES TO BE INTRODUCED:
ORDINANCE NO. 2026.007

AN ORDINANCE TO SELL ADJUDICATED PROPERTY BEARING
PARCEL NUMBER TO AN ADJOINING LANDOWI\ER OF THE
ADJUDICATED PROPERTY AS PER LA R. S. 47:2202 (B)

ORDINANCE NO. 2026.008

AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NO. 2025-035, WHICH IS AN
ORDINANCE TO SELL ADJUDICATED PROPERTY TO AN ADJOINING
LANDOWNER OF THE ADJUDICATED PROPERTY, DUE TO THE FACT
THAT THE O}YIIER OF THE ADJUDICATED PROPERTY REDEEMED THE
PROPERTY PRIOR TO ORDINANCE NO. 2025.035 BEING ENACTED

ORDINANCE NO. 2026-O09

AN ORDINANCE TO ABANDON BATISTE ROAD IN ST. LANDRY PARISH

X. ORDINANCES TO BE ADOPTED:

ORDINANCE NO. 2026.00I
(Sponsored by: Councilman Harold Taylor)

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ST. LANDRY PARISH CODE OF ORDINANCES
SECTION 44.3 TO ESTABLISH A SPEED LIMIT OF 40 MPH FOR DRY
BAYOU ROAD, AND TO ESTABLISH A SPEED LIMIT OF 40 MPH FOR
NURSING HOME ROAD
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT the speed limit for Dry Bayou Road shall be 40 mph;
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT the speed limit for Nursing Home Road shall be 40 mph;
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT all other provisions of, and amendments to, the St. Landry Parish Code of Ordinances section 44-3 shall remain unchanged and have the full
effect of law.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026.002
(Sponsored by: Councilman Jody White)

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ST. LANDRY PARISH ORDINANCE SECTION
28-16, LOUD, UNNECESSARY, ETC., NOISES, IN ARTICLE I OF CHAPTER 28
OF THE ST. LANDRY PARISH CODE OF’ORDINANCES, TO INCLUDE AII”Y
AND ALL CryIL REMEDIES TO ENFORCE THIS ORDINANCE
WHEREAS, Article I, Section 1-06 of the St. Landry Parish Home Rule Charter states
that the parish government shall have the power to pass all ordinances necessary to
promote, protect, and preserve the general welfare, safety, health, peace, and orderly
conduct of the parish, and this includes the power to pass ordinances on all subject
matters not inconsistent with the constitution or denied by state law;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT Section 28-16 in Article I of Chapter 28 of the St. Landry Parish Code of Ordinances is hereby amended and shall now read as follows:
Sec. 28-16. – Loud, unnecessary, etc., noises.
(a) Unnecessary noise prohibited.It shall be unlawful for any person or legal entity to
make, continue, or cause to be made or continued any loud, unnecessary or unusual
noise, or any noise which either annoys, disturbs, injures, or endangers the comfort,
repose, health, peace or safety of others, within the parish.
(b) Whoever violates this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be fined
not more than $500.00 or subject to imprisonment for not more than 30 days, or
both.
(c) Whoever violates this section may also be subject to a civil fine of five hundred
dollars ($500.00) per violation, and five hundred dollars ($500.00) per day for
continuing violations. The St. Landry Parish Government may seek any and all civil
remedies to enforce this ordinance, including any injunctive process to compel
compliance and prevent continued violation.
(d) Non-exclusive enumeration of unnecessary noise. The following acts, among others,
are declared to be loud, disturbing and unnecessary noise and noises in violation of
this section, but this enumeration shall not be deemed to be exclusive, namely:
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(I). Horns or signal devices. The sounding of any horn or signal device, except when said horn or signal device, at the time used, has as its purpose the signaling oiunsafe o, dangerous situations or to summon the assistance of law enforcemerrt o. *]r.n used in conjunction with a permitted event.
(2) Radios, televisions, etc. Radio, television, phonograph or any musical instrument in such a manner or with such volume, particulaily between the hours of I 1:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m’, or at any time or place so as to annoy or disturb the quiet, comfort or repose of persons in any hospital, dwelling, hotel or oiher type of residence, or of any persons in the vicinity.
(3) Yelling, shouting, etc. Yelling, shouting, hooting, whistling or singing, particularly between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., or ut *y time or place so as to annoy or disturb the quiet, comfort or repose of persons in any hospital, dwelling, hotel or other type of residence, or of any persons in the vicinity.
(4) Animals, birds, etc. The keeping of any animal, including, but not limited to, dogs, birds or fowl, which by causing frequent or long-continued noise shall disturb the
comfort or repose of any person in the vicinity.
(5) Defect in vehicle or load. The use of any automobile, motorcycle, or other vehicle
so out of repair, or loaded or modified in such a manner as to create loud unnecessarv
grating, grinding, rattling or other noise.
(6) Amplification from a motor vehicle. The operation or permitted operation of any sound amplification system which emanates unreasonably loud or ex^cessive sound or
noise which is likely to cause inconvenience or *oyun”” to persons of ordinary sensibilities, when both the following exist:
a. The sound amplification system is located in or on any motor vehicle on a public
street, highway, or public park.
b. The sound or noise emanating from the sound amplification system is audible at a
distance of greater than25 feet which exceeds 85 decibels.
c. The sound amplification system is being operated without first having obtained a permit to do so.
(7) Amplifuing devices. The use by any person or legal entity conducting any public
place or business to operate therein or in connection therewith any radios, lou-dspeakers, amplifying devices or any other such things of similar nature when the sound or noise
emanating from the sound amplifying device exceeds 85 decibels at a distance of
greater than 50 feet from the building emitting the sound or noise. This standard for
determining excessive noise from amplifying devices is in effect 24 hours a day, but particularly after the hour of I I :00 p.m. and before the hour of 8:00 a.m.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026.003
(Sponsored by: Councilman Ernest Blanchard)
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE 2025 OPERATING BUDGET

Date Introduced: January 2112026
WHEREAS, the 2025 St. Landry Parish Operating Budget, herein attached, is hereby
amended to reflect the detailed amended estimate of revenues and expenses for the fiscal
year beginning January 1r2025, and ending December 3lr2025rbeing the same is hereby
adopted to serve as an amended operating Budget of Revenues and Expenses for the
Parish of St. Landry during the said period.

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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT:
Section l. The attachedo detaited AMENDED estimate of revenues for the liscal year beginning January lr2025,and ending December 3lr202sris hereby adopted to
serve as an amended operating Budget of Revenues for the Parish of St. iandry during the said period.
Section 2. The attached, detailed AMENDED estimate of expenditures by department for fiiscal year beginning January rr202s,and ending December 31, 2025, is hereby adopted to serve as an amended operating Budgei of Expenditures for the Parish of St. Landry during the said period.
Section 3. The adoption of the Amended Operating Budget of Expenditures being the same is hereby declared to operate as an appropriation of the amount therein set forth within the terms of the budget classification.
Section 4. Amounts are available for expenditures only to the extent included within
the2025 Budget.
Section 5. Att power to alter this Budget is reserved by the St. Landry parish Council.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026.004
(Sponsored by: Councilman Jimmie Edwards)
AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE 2026 OPERATING BUDGET
WHEREAS, the 2026 St. Landry Parish Operating Budget, herein attached, is hereby
adopted to reflect the detailed estimate of revenues and expenses for the fiscal year
beginning January 112026, and ending December 3lr2026rbeing the same is hereby
adopted to serve as the operating Budget of Revenues and Expenses for the Parish of St.
Landry during the said period.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT THAT:
Section 1. The attached, detailed estimates of revenues for the fiscal year beginning January 112026, and ending December 31,2026,is hereby adopted to serve as the
operating Budget of Revenues for the Parish of St. Landry during the said period.
Section 2. The attached estimates of expenditures by department for fiscal year
beginning January 1,2026, and ending December 3lr20z6,is hereby adopted to
serve as an operating Budget of Expenditures for the Parish of St. Landry during
the said period.
Section 3. The adoption of the Operating Budget of Expenditures being the same is
hereby declared to operate as an appropriation of the amount therein set forth
within the terms of the budget classification.
Section 4. Amounts are available for expenditures only to the extent included within
the2026 Budget.
Section 5. All power to alter this Budget is reserved by the St. Landry parish
Council.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026-005
(Sponsored by: Councilman Dexter Brown)

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ST. LANDRY PARISH ORDINANCE SECTIONS 8-4, 8-6, 8-17, 8-18, 8-28,8-29,8-31, 8-36, AND 8-43, IN cHAprER 8 – ANIMALS, OF THE ST. LANDRY PARISH CODE OF ORDINANCES, TO ENACT AND ORDAIN THAT THE ANIMAL ORDINANCES ARE CIVIL, AS WELL AS CRIMINAL, AND TO INCLUDE ANY AND ALL CIVIL REMEDIES TO ENFORCE THIS ORDINANCE
WHEREAS, Article I, Section 1-06 of the St. Landry Parish Home Rule Charter states that the parish government shall have the power to pass all ordinances necessary to promote’ protect, and preserve the general welfare, safety, health, peace, and orderly conduct of the parish, and this includes the power to pass ordinances on all subject matters not inconsistent with the constitution or denied by state law;
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH

GOVERNMENT THAT sections 8-40 8-6,8-17,8-l8o B-28,8-29,8-31, g-36, and g-
43, in Chapter 8 – Animals, of the St. Landry Parish Code of Ordinan.”. i. hereby amended and shall now read as follows:

Sec. 8-4. – Violations of this Chapter.
All violations of this Chapter may be charged as civil violations, and may be prosecuted through the St. Landry Parish administrative adjudication process. Violations of this
Chapter which may also be charged criminally shall be so provided in the sections
below.
Sec. 8-6. – Enforcement.
The St. Landry Parish President, St. Landry Parish code enforcement officers, St. Landry Parish animal control officers, and all law enforcement officers shall have the
authority to enforce any and all of the regulations of this chapter and to issue civil
violations notices, administrative hearing summons, and/or court citations for violations
of the regulations and controls of this chapter. Such authority shall include, but shall
not be limited to, the right to inspect commercial animal establishments, the right to inspect any premises or operations which are or may be regulated by this chaptero and
the right to request, obtain, and execute search warrants foi these purposes as may be required by law.
Sec. 8-17. – Counterfeiting or misusing tag; removing tag.
(a) Any person who counterfeits or imitates the tag as provided by animal control, or any
person who shall put on an animal such counterfeit or imitation tag, or who shall use
a tag on a dog for which it was not issued shall be charged with a civil violation or
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Each violation of this Section shall incur a fine not
exceeding $500.00, imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months if charged criminally, or both such fine and imprisonment if charged criminally.
(b) AnV person who shall maliciously or wantonly remove or cause to be removed,
directly or indirectly, any such tag from the animal of another person shall be charged
with a civil violation or deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Each violation of this
Section shall incur a fine not exceeding $500.00, imprisonment for a term not
exceeding six months if charged criminally, or both such fine and imprisonment if
charged criminally.
Sec. 8-18. – Administration.
The responsibility for the control of rabies within the Parish of St. Landry shall rest with the St. Landry Parish Animal Control. The St. Landry Parish Animal Control and
the animal control officers shall be under the supervision and control of the animal
control director.
Sec. 8-28. – Animal abuse/neglect.
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(a) Any person who intentionally or with criminal negligence commits any of the following shall be charged with a civil violation or charged criminally wiih cruelty to animals:
(1) Overdrives, overloads, drives when overloaded, or overworks a living animal;
(2) Tortures, harasses, torments, cruelly beats or unjustifiably injures, maims, mutilates,
or cruelly kills any living animal whether belonging to himself or another;
(3) Having charge, custody, or possession of any animal, either as owner or otherwise,
unjustifiably fails to provide it with proper feed, proper drink, proper shelter, or proper
veterinary care;
(4) Abandons any animal. Abandoning animals includes but is not limited to the
dumping of animals, whether dumping is performed by owner(s) of the animals or
person(s) not considered to be owner(s), in any location outside of the supervision and
control of the owner(s) where the needs of the animals cannot be met. A person shall
not be considered to have abandoned an animal if he delivers to the St. Landry parish Animal Control Shelter an animal which he found running at large. Returning
community cats as part of the community diversion program to the location from which
it was found does not constitute abandonment:
(5) Impounds or confines or causes to be impounded or confined in a pound or other
place a living animal and fails to supply it during such confinement with proper feed,
proper drink, and proper shelter;
(6) Canies, or causes to be carried, a living animal in or upon a vehicle, or otherwise, in
a cruel or inhumane manner;
(7) Unjustifiably administers any poisonous or noxious drug or substance to any
domestic animal or unjustifiably exposes any such drug or substance with intent that the
drug or substance shall be taken or swallowed by any domestic animal;
(8) Cruelly kills or injures any animal belonging to another person without legal
privilege or consent of the owner;
(9) Mistreats any living animal by any act or omission whereby unnecessary or
unjustifiable physical pain, suffering, or death is caused to or permitted upon the
animal;
(10) Fits any animal with a collar that becomes embedded in the animal’s skin; and/or
(11) Causes or procures to be done by any person any act enumerated in this section.
(b) Each civil violation of this section shall incur a fine not exceeding $500.00, each
violation charged as a criminal violation shall incur a fine not to exceed $500.00, or
imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months, or both such fine and imprisonment if charged criminally.
(c) This section shall not apply to the lawful hunting or trapping of wildlife as provided
by law, herding of domestic animals, accepted veterinary practices, and activities
carried on for scientific or medical research governed by accepted standards.
Sec. 8-29. – Seizure and disposition of abused/neglected animals
(a) When a person is issued a civil citation or charged with animal abuse/neglect,
the animal control officer may seize any abused/neglected animal, as well as any
other animal on the premises.
(b) The seizing animal control officer shall, within 24 hours of seizure, noti$’ the
owner or the attendant of the seized animal of the provisions of this section by
posting written notice at the location where the animal was seized or by leaving

it with a person of suitable age and discretion residing at the location. When a
person is issued a civil citation or charged with animal abuse/neglect for
abandoning a confined animal, this written notice shall be within 24 hours of
identifying the responsible person.
(c) The seized animals shall be photographed and housed at the animal control
shelter or with a suitable custodian determined by the animal control director.
The seized animal shall be held by the custodian for a period of 15 consecutive
days, including weekends and holidays, after notice of seizure is given.
However, nothing in this section shall prevent the animal control director from
humanely disposing of any animal that has been lawfully seized and impounded. (d) Any person claiming an interest in any animal seized pursuant to this section
may prevent the disposition of the animal by posting a bond with the St. Landry Parish Animal Control within 15 days from the date that the initial notice of
seizure was issued in an amount sufficient to secure payment for all reasonable
costs incurred in the boarding and treatment for any seized animal for a 30-day period commencing on the date of the initial seizure. The amount of the bond
shall be determined by the animal control director in accordance with the current
rate for board and on the condition of the animal. Such bond shall not prevent
the division of animal control or its agents from disposing of the animal at the
end of the 30-day period covered by the bond unless the person claiming an
interest posts an additional bond for such reasonable expenses for the aJditional
30-day period. In addition, nothing shall prevent the euthanasia of any seized
animal, at any time, whether or not any bond was posted, if a licensei
veterinarian determines that the animal is not likely to survive and is suffering
as a result of physical condition. In such instances, the court, in its discretion,
may order the return of any bond posted, less reasonable costs, at the time of
trial.
(e) Upon a person’s conviction of animal abuse/neglect, it shall be proper for the
court, in its discretion, to order for forfeiture and final determination of the
custody of any animal found to be abused, neglected, or abandoned in
accordance with this section and the forfeiture of the bond posted. The court
may, in its discretion, order payment of any reasonable or additional costs
incurred in the boarding or veterinary treatment of any seized animal prior to its
disposition whether or not a bond was posted. In the event of the u”qrrittul of final discharge without held conviction of the accused, the court shail, on
demand, direct the delivery of any animal held in custody to the owner thereof
and order the return of any bond posted, less reasonable administrative costs.
Sec. 8-31. – Animal fighting.
(a) No person shall intentionally do any of the following:
(1) For amusement or gain, cause any animal to fight with any other animal or cause
any animals to injure each other.
(2) Permit any act in violation of subsection (a)(1) of this section to be done on any
premises under his charge or control or aid or abet any such act.
(3) Promote, stage, advertise, or be employed at an exhibition which involves the
fighting of animals.
(a) Sell a ticket of admission or receive money for the admission of any person to
any place used or about to be used for any activity described in subsection (a)(1) of
this section.
(5) own, manage, or operate any facility kept or used for the purpose of fighting
animals.
(b) Each violation of this Section shall incur a civil fine not exceeding $500.00, or if
charged criminally shall incur a fine not exceeding $500.00, imprisonment for a
term not exceeding six months, or both such fine and imprisonment if charged
criminally.

Sec. 8-36. – Keeping of potentially dangerous or dangerous animals.
The keeping of potentially dangerous or dangerous animals as defined herein shall
be subject to the following requirements:
(I) Leash. No person having charge, custody, control, or possession of a potentially dangerous or dangerous animal shall allow the animal to exit its kennel, p.rr, o, other proper enclosure unless such animal is securely attached to a leash not more
than four feet in length. No such person shall permit a potentially dangerous or
dangerous animal to be kept on a chain, rope, or other iype of leash orrtrid. a kennel
or pen unless a person capable of controlling the animal is in physical control of the
leash.
(2) Muzzle. It shall be unlawful for any owner or keeper of a potentially dangerous
or
dangerous animal to allow the animal to be outside of its secure enclosure unless it
is necessary for the animal to receive veterinary care or exercise. In such cases, an
animal shall wear a properly fitted muzzle to prevent it from biting humans or other
animals. Such muzzle shall not interfere with the animal’s breathing or vision.
(3) Confinement. Except when leashed andmuzzled as provided in this section, a potentially dangerous or dangerous animal shall be in a secure enclosure.
(4) Signs. All owners, keepers, or harborers of potentially dangerous or dangerous
animals shall display in a prominent place on their premises a sign easily.”udubl” by the public using the words “Beware of Animal,” or “Bewar. of Dog,; o,
“Dangerous Dog,” or “Dangerous Animal.”
(5) Liability insurance, surety bond. The owner of a dangerous animal shall present
to
the St. Landry Animal Control proof that the owner has procured liability insurance
or a surety bond in the amount of not less than $100,000.00 covering each animal so
declared for any damage or injury that may be caused by each such dangerous
animal. The liability insurance policy or surety bond shall contain a provision
requiring that the St. Landry Parish Government be notified immediately by the
agent issuing the policy or bond or by the company issuing the policy or bond in the
event that the insurance policy or bond is canceled, terminated, or is about to expire.
The liability insurance or surety bond shall be obtained prior to the issuing of a
permit to keep a dangerous animal. The animal owner shall sign a statement
attesting that the animal owner shall maintain and not voluntarily cancel the liability
insurance policy or the surety bond at any time during which the owner possesses
the dangerous animal. The appropriateness of the liability insurance or of the surety
bond must be approved by the animal control director.
(6) Notification of escape. The owner, keeper, or harborer of a potentially
dangerous or
dangerous animal shall notify the animal control director immediately if such
animal escapes from its enclosure or restraint and is at large. Such immediate
notification shall also be required if the animal bites or attacks a person or domestic
animal. The person in charge of any animal which, at the time of its escape, has
been declared potentially dangerous or dangerous shall also be personally liable for
any damage that may result from the animal’s escape as well as any costs of its
capture.
(7) Failure to comply. Any owner, keeper, or harborer of a potentially dangerous or
dangerous animal registered with the animal control director who fails to comply
with the requirements and conditions set forth in this article shall be charged with
a civil violation or deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. Whoever violates this
provision and is charged with a civil violation shall be fined not more than
$300.00, or if they are charged with a criminal misdemeanor they shall be fined
not more than $300.00. Any animal fotrnd to be in violation of this article shall be
subject to immediate seizure and impoundment. In addition, failure to comply

with the requirements and conditions set forth in this article shall result in a
revocation of the animal’s license and the permit providing for the keeping of such animal.
Sec. 8-43. – Violations charged civiily or criminally.
(a) Any violation of any provision of this article may be charged as a civil violation or as
a misdemeanor. Furthermore, the filing of a false complaint by any person under the provisions of this article may be charged as a civil vioiation oi ur u misdemeanor.
Furthermore, the providing of false information by any person subject to the provisions of this article may be charged as a civil violation o, u, u misdemeanor. (b) In addition to any other sanction, fine, or penalty herein expressed, each violation of
any provision of this article or of any rule or regulation adopted orissued in
pursuance to this article may incur a civil fine not exceeding $500.00, or if charged criminally shall incur a f,rne not exceeding $500.00, imprisonment for a term not
exceeding 30 days, or both such fine and imprison-“tri if charged criminally. Each act of violation and each day upon which any such violation shall occur shail
constitute a separate offense.
(c) The St. Landry Parish Government may also pursue all other available remedies such
as, but not limited to, injunctive relief and revocation of licenses or permits.

ORDINANCE NO. 2026-006
(Sponsored by: Councilwoman Nancy Carriere)

AN ORDINANCE TO SELL THE FOLLOWING 15 PROPERTIES LISTED ON THIS ORDINANCE THAT HAVE BEEN ADJUDrcATED TO ST. LANDRY
PARISH GOVERNMENT
WHEREAS, Louisiana Revised Statutes 47:22011 4722202,4722203 and 4722204 provide that a political subdivision may provide by ordinance for the sale of adjudicated property
at a public sale.
WHEREAS, the St. Landry Parish Government shall offer for sale the following adjudicated properties with a minimum bid of $500.00, plus the amount due on any liens, judgments, mortgages, andlor encumbrances that may be on each adjudicated property.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL FOR ST. LANDRY PARISH
GOVERNMENT that the following adjudicated properties shall be offered for sale
at public sale and there shall be a minimum bid of $500.00, plus the amount due on
any liens, judgments, mortgages, and/or encumbrances that may be on each of the following adjudicated properties:

15
14
13
12
1 1
1 0
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
No.

86001 1 s500
8602006000
8601 523000
8601 179600
86005086s0
8500100s00
8500080s00
8401241500
8401 136000
8401 106000
840073730s
8400512010
02001 1 1000
0106284610
0104457000
Parcel No.

230 OLIVIA ST
230 S. MALLET
210 EAST ST
230 E. ASH ST
GEORGE ST
WASHINGTON ST.
MOORE ADD N CUNTON
6470 HVVY 103
HATFIELD SUB 4.9
SECTION ST/CHURCH ST
BLK 1O BROUITLETTE ADD
DEJEAN SUBDIV
132 JOAN STREET
317 FLEUR DES COTEAU
194 RANCH ROAD
?hysicalAddress

ISABELLA ARVIE
DARIUS & MATHIAS TATE
PRESTON MILLER
EMMETT KIBODEAUX
WILBERT DAVIIIE
JOHN HENDERSON JR.
CARLTON/WIFE FREEMAN SR.
LACEY DUPTECHAIN ETALS
GUS THOMAS JR.
BETTY BIHM JOHNSON
EDWARD EUGENE SOILEAU
TRENEttA FRANCIS
ARMOND DARBY
GARY RICHARD
CARL KEITH DUGAS
Property Owner

$ 500.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$ s00.00
$1, 100.00
$ s00.00
Starting Bid

xI. RESOLUTIONS TO BE ADOPTED:

None.

XII. COMMITTEE MINUTES:
Parish President Jessie Bellard was absent for this meeting. He welcomed a new grandbaby. (FIRST MEETING)

ST. LANDRY PARISH COUNCIL

ADMINISTRATIVE/FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 2026
OLD CITY MARKET, 131 W. BELLEVUE ST.

OPELOUSAS, LOUISIANA

ADMINISTRATIVE/FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
l. Chairman Wayne Ardoin called this meeting of the Administrative/Finance Committee of
the St. Landry Parish Council to order.

Councilman Faltery Jolivette said the Pledge of Allegiance and Invocation.
3- Roll Call: Faltery Jolivette, Ken Marks, Dexter Brown and Timmy Lejeune. Ex-Officio
Wayne Ardoin. ABSENT: Nancy Carriere and Harold Taylor.
Elect Chairman:
Chairman lltayne Ardoin statedr “I will open nominations to elect a chairman for the
committee.”
Councilman Ken Marks stated, “I will nominate Harold Taylor but he is not present.
We can still do it as our Legal Counsel stated. We have four members here.”
Legal Counsel Garett Daplechain stated, “He can decline when he returns.”
councilman Ken Murks stated, “Then we will just assign somebody else.,,
Councilman Dexter Brown stated, “I will second your motion.,,
Councilman Ken Marks stated, “I will close all nominations.’,
Chairman lYayne Ardoin stated, “We have a second to your motion Mr. Marks. We
have a motion to close all nominations and elect Councilman Harold Taylor as the
Administrative Finance Chairman for the year 2026.,’
A motion was made by Councilman Ken Marks, seconded by Councilman Dexter Brown
to close all nominations and elect Councilman Harold Taylor as the Administrative
Finance Committee Chairman for the year 2026.
On roll call vote: YEAS: Faltery Jolivette, Ken Marks, Dexter Brown and Timmy Lejeune. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Nancy carriere and Harold raylor. ABSTATNED: None.
Motion canied.
Chairman ll/ayne Ardoin stated, “so Mr. Taylor who is not present, will one of you take the
chairmanship tonight?”
councilman Ken Marks stated, “I will take it. I have done it before.”
Legal Coansel Garett Daplechain stated, “Is there a motion to elect the Interim Chairman?”
A motion was made by Councilman Dexter Brown, seconded by Councilman Faltery
Jolivette to elect Councilman Ken Marks as the Interim Chairman for the Administrative
Finance Committee due to Councilman Harold Taylor,s absence.

Parish President & Finance Reports:
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated,’1 am filling in for Jessie. He had a grandbaby an6 he is on his way to see the grandbaby. You all have your finance report in”front of you. There is no additional items on the parish president’s Report.’,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks questioned,”On the financial
report have we decided when we going to have a discussion? Is there a date?,,
Mr. van Reed, Administrator stated, “I was not given anything on a date.,’ Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “I have a question Mr. Reed. There was a question
asked by Mr. Taylor the other night in reference to the Solar Panel project. How much
money or what is the dollar amount that the parish would get from them? I know that the
Economic Inducement People are involved with it and they are getting some money. What is going to be our share? Mr. Taylor asked for that and all we g-ot *u, this frgure of $193,000.00.,,
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “I was instructed that there are different items from
different funds that are going to be coming into this project, it is not just the Solar Farms.
What you got is what has been presented to us right now in writing. So the total number
that you are asking for cannot be given out accurately, it would be-an estimate.,’
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “Okay, it is just an estimate. Are you going to have
some further information on it as it goes on?,’
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “I will pass it on to the Jessie and the committee.,’
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, ..Thank you.,,
on roll call vote: YEAS: Faltery Jolivette, Dexter Brown and rimmy Lejeune. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Nancy carriere and Harold raylor. AB5TAINED: None Motion carried
Person to address the Committee.
None.

Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated,’nVe have received the
Cooperative Endeavor Agreement as well as the Payment in Lieu of Tax Agreement
based off of the leases. We have not had a chance to look at it yet but I appieciate that
information. I also understand that SLED is the main drive is that correci*’
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “I am not sure.,’
Interim Administrative Finance Choirman Ken Marks stated,'”fhatis what it states in
the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement. We can get information from that department,
detailed information that is being requested, that is an avenue I would think.;
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “Yes, I would think that that would be possible. I
can get Jessie to clarify that.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated, “There you go, I was
going to ask you to do that. That would be great. On that subject matter we also received
a Lunch and Learn for the topic that we are talking about. It will be at the Petroleum
Club in Lafayette on March 3’d,2026. It is a Luncheon for our administration to attend.
The event will be hosted by Southeastern Wind Coalition, Southern Renewable Energy
Association and Project Vanguard. We have the liberty to decide if we want to go or not. All we have to do is let Ms. Karen know and she will be glad to set it up for you. Thank
you Ms. Karen.”
A motion was made by Councilman Timmy Lejeune, seconded by Councilman Dexter
Brown to accept the Parish President & Finance Report:
on roll call vote: YEAS: Faltery Jolivette, Dexter Brown and Timmy Lejeune.

1.7

7
NAYS: None. ABSENT: Nancy carriere and Harold Taylor. ABSTAINED:None
Motion canied.
Authorize the Council Clerk to advertise for one appointment for a five year term to
the st. Landry Agricultural Arena Authority. (03-17-202r -0s-17-2026). Mr. Lonnie J. Carriere has resigned.
A motion was made by Councilman Dexter Brown, seconded by Councilman Faltery
Jolivette to forward to Regular Meeting held on Wednesday, February lgth,2026to
authorize the Council Clerk to advertise for one appointment for a five year term to the
St. Landry Agricultural Arena Authority. (03-17-2021 – 03-17-2026).
on roll call vote: YEAS: Faltery Jolivette, Dexter Brown and Timmy Lejeune. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Nancy ca:riere and Harold Taylor. ABSTAINED: None.
Motionforwarded.

Discuss when to amend the agenda to make changes to a line item.
(Chairman Wayne Ardoin).
Chairman Wayne Ardoin statedr “The reason why this is on the agenda is because Ms
Nancy Carrier ask that question. I told her I would put it on the agenda and she is not
here tonight. I spoke to Mr. Duplechain, Mr. Duplechain do you want to explain what
you came up with as far as what the Home Rule Charter states.,’
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain statedr “If there is an item which is not on the agenda
when the agenda is published in the Off,rcial Journal, The Eunice News, at the beginning
of the meeting the council can vote with a unanimous vote to add that item to the agenda.
I think the question being posed is this: What if the item is on the agenda but it calls for
one thing such as a discussion that can be altered during the meeting for the council to
take action. I think that part would have to be amended. If you are going to alter an item
that is already on the agenda to say something a little bit different where the council goes
beyond discussion and take action such as a vote. So that is basically it and of course that
decision have to be made and the Chairman presides over the meeting. If you will notice
at each ofyour seat I think you have a copy ofsection 2-7. lplaced it therejust so the
council can see or have at their fingertips the procedure for posting an agenda in the
Official Journal for Committee Meetings and Regular Meetings as far as posting it two
days prior to the meeting. It really sets it forth right there. An ordinance that was passed
by the council quite a while back. Generally speaking if you post a notice on the agenda
that the meeting place is 24 hours before the meeting is a sufficient notice. It looks like
this ordinance looks beyond that to require a two day notice in the official journal prior to
a meeting, which we do anyway every month. Each of you have the2.7 ordinance. You
all can see the procedure of posting an agenda notice prior to the meeting that the council
2t pass
Chairman lVayne Ardoin stated, “Let me ask this question. She brought it up and she is
not here tonight. My question is this: Last meeting we had to discuss an item and we
went on and we voted on that item. During the meeting can it be changed to go ahead
and bring it to a vote? Is that what you are saying?”
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated, “You can amend it by unanimous vote when
that meeting starts.”
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “so the chairman have to bring it up and make sure that
every councilmember wants to go along with the voting of it.”
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated, “Right.”
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “Thank you. So that would answer her question.”
Councilman Timmy Lejeune stated, “I have a question on that issue. I just want to be
clear that when something is posted on the agenda and we have it to discuss no action can
be taken. So when we forward anything from the Committee Meeting it is to be voted on
in the full council.”

Legal Counsel Garett Duplechuin stated,..Right.,’
Councilman Timmy Lejeane stated,”Alright, so anything that is forwarded from the committee goes to the full council it can be voted on. Voi.l.rst said if it is pushed there and it has the word discuss you cannot vote on it. We have to be perfectly “t”* on this subject because on every item that we place on these agendas from now own let,s make
sure that we say it is to be voted on in the full councit. tf tnat is not stated then we are not going to be able to vote on it. I am just repeating what you said but I am stating it like it is’ I want to make sure that I understand that. Ifwe forward anything from a committee agenda it is to be voted on in full council and that is how it has to be itated or it cannot be voted on is that correct?”
Legal Counsel Garett Daplechain stated, “Correct unless it is amended at the beginning of the meeting.”
Councilman Timmy Leieune stated, “Okay, I just want to make it clear so everything that we talked about so far we did not say that we were going to vote on it so it can,t be done nothing in the full council, it can only be talked abiut. So let us be careful on that. I amjust saying this. I have never heard that until tonight, never have I heard that. I am good with the new rule as long as we understand that ” huu” to say to vote in the full council because we won’t get nothing accomplished. That is all that I have to say.,, Councilman Dexter Brown statedr “Last month we had a hot item on the agenda. I did discuss this with our Council Clerk Ms. Karen. Days prior to the meeting b”asically after our committee meeting we had to make sure that we worded that particui-u. it.
specifically and politically correct. I just wanted to make sure. I said Ms. Karen just make sure. She said okay Mr. Brown and we reviewed it and everything else but we want to be politically correct in everything that we do.,’
Councilman Timmy Lejeune stated,’Do we have to go back on the items that states to
authorize the council clerk. We did not say that it is to be voted on in the full council.,,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairmun Ken Marks stated,.l thought it was
understood.”
Councilman Timmy Lejeane stated, “Okay, that is what I understood too. So the
conversation is, and I am just going back because he just said if you don’t say to be voted
on it can be. Let’s make it clear are we going to follow that rule from now own going forward? Let’s make sure that we do that.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated, {f it is part of our ordinance to do so we may have to follow thatpart.,’
councilman Timmy Lejeune stated,’nve never did since I have been here.’,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated,’1 know that is why it is written.”
Councilman Timmy Lejeune stated,’Do you all want to re-do Agenda Item No. 7? Cart
we re-do item No. 7?”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairmsn Ken Marks statedr’1n what respect?”
Assistant Council Clerk Karen Barlow stated, “On item No. 7 of the agenda when I am
going to place it on the Full Council Meeting it will stipulate to for you all to authorize
me to advertise and you guys are going to vote on it.”
Councilmun Timmy Lejeune stated,’But Mr. Duplechain said: You have to state that
you want to vote on it because if we don’t state that it will apply to everything else. You
can’t have it one way and do it the other. If you are going to do it I we need to do it the
same way all the time to make sure that it sticks that way. Do you want to re-do Agenda
Item No. 7 in order to be able to allow the full council to move that to advertisement?”

Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated,.Do we need that?”
Councilman Faltery Jolivette questioned, “My question is this: We only state in the Committee Meeting and we vote to authorize in full council.”
C o uncilman Timmy Lej e une stated,,1 understand that. “
Councilman Faltery Jolivette stated, “I want to make sure that is what we are saying. Since it is to be authorized, Item No. 7 says to authorize the council clerk to advertise for
one appointment that is in the finance committee so it does not make a difference Mr.
Duplechain that she has authorize just the finance committee to do such or does it not
make a difference?”
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated, “On the agenda for the full council meeting it
is going to say: Vote for 1 appointment for a five year term. If it does not say that then it
comes into play is what we are all talking about right now. For this Committle Meeting
Agenda it says to forward all applications received meaning those applications are going
to be forwarded two weeks down the road to the full council meeting. When we get to
the agenda for the full council meeting then it will say vote for one appointment to the five year term. If it says any other thing than vote then what we are iaying comes into play.”
Councilman Faltery Jolivette stated, “I still have the floor. Just authorizing the Council
Clerk to make the advertisement would be okay for tonight?’,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated,’Excuse me if I may
interject, that was the standard operating procedure, right? That is what we have always
done.”
Councilman Timmy Lejeune stated,’1am good. Let’s just make sure that we are voting
and we are saying it the right way. It will have to repeat itself every time.”
Interim Administrative Finsnce Chairman Ken Marks stated, “I hear you very well
Timmy.”
Councilman Timmy Leieune stated, “I am not being controversial. I am just trying to
make sure that I understand.”
councilman Dexter Brown stated,’Tlold up a second, back up. we are in the
Administrative Finance Committee. We are forwarding an item to authorize the council
clerk to advertise for one appointment for a five year term to the St. Landry Agricultural
Arena Authority. We have to forward that to the full council. So now when we forward
that to the full council everyone will vote on this item right here.”
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated,’It does not say advertise, it says to forward.”
Councilman Dexter Brown statedr “Yes it says advertise. It says to advertise for one
appointment. So what we are going to vote on in two weeks is to authorize the council
clerk to advertise for that one appointment for a five year term. Whenever we vote on it
then we are going to pass it, hopefully we will pass it and that is when the council clerk
can start advertising or send out that advertisement.”
Legal Coansel Garett Daplechain stated, “so whenever Item No. 7 goes to the full
council meeting agenda and it says the council to discuss whether to make one
appointment for a five year term it is going to go one way but if it says council to vote for
one appointment for five year term it is going to that way. If it says discuss it will be
discussed but if it says vote for one appointment for a five year term to the St. Landry
Agricultural Arena then it will go for a vote at the full council meeting on the agenda for
the fulI council meeting.”

Councilman Dexter Brown statedr “We are just asking and maybe I may be confused on this but I don’t think that I am. We are just going to advenise for that one appointment.
we cannot advertise until the full council approvis. we have to vote on the
advertisement.”
Councilman Timmy Leieune stated, “I just want clarity. I am not looking for all of that commotion’ All I am asking is this: Should we say the word vote. We don’t have to say vote on item No. 7. All I am asking if he says you have to say vote and you don’t say vote what can we do? You can,t have it two ways.,,
Legal Counsel Garett Daplechain stated, “In two weeks from now you will have to say vote. In two weeks.”
Councilman Timmy Leieune stated, “Okay in Committee you don’t have to say nothing. You can move it forward and they can vote in full council.’i
Legal Co uns el Garett D uplechain stated, .R.ight.’,
Councilman Timmy Leieune stated, “That is right and the only way that you can put something else on the agenda or change anything to the agenda is by getting a unanimous vote. If one says no it dies in the full line. That is the rule. Nothing else cianged.’,
Councilman Dexter Brown stated, “Hold on, that is two different things by adding something to the agenda and forwarding this. I am just saying.’,
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated,’You will notice on the Public Works Agenda, Item No. 6. That says to advertise.”
Councilman Dexter Brown statedr’\t say to authorize the council clerk to advertise for
one appointment. It says to advertise here too, both of them says to advertise. So we are giving the council clerk permission to advertise for a five-year appointment to the St.
Landry Agricultural Arena Authority and that is what we are gofu to vote on whenever
we meet in two weeks.”
Legal Counsel Garett Duplechain stated,’l did not have the updated version. I have it
now and you are right, it says to advertise. I have the updated version here.’,
Councilman Dexter Brown stated, “Okay, so that is where I was confused about. Like it
states now on the agenda it is correct.”
Legal Counsel Garett Daplechain stated,’Yes, this is the updated agenda. The one I
had was the previous one. It does say to advertise, yes.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks statedr “so we are clear?
Everyone is okay? So let’s move on. Mr. Chairman, are you done with item No. 8?,,
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “I am fine with it. Ms. Nancy is the one that brought it
up. Now we are going to move on.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks statedr “Okay we will move on to the next item.”

Discuss overcrowding in the Council chambers and when to plug and un-plug the Security Scanner. (Chairman Wayne Ardoin).
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, (That was also brought up by Ms. Nancy, she called
me. Nick would you come up and give us an explanation from the other night of the overcrowding. Did you all unplug the scanner that you are leaning on?’,
Officer Nick Frank stated, “When?”

Chairman llayne Ardoin stated, “The night that we had the meeting with the overflow of the crowd. That was last month.,’
ofricer Nick Frank stated, “Everybody was searched by hand by that time.,,
chairman wayne Ardoin stated, “so were there any weapons that were found?’,
Office Nick Frank stated, “No weapons were found?,’
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “We will let Ms. Nancy know on that item also.
Thank you sir.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated,.Before we move on
from that when we have an overflow of a crowd we have a designated number of personnel for this building and it should be posted that we cannot exceed that as per Fire Marshall.”
councilmon Dexter Brown stated,’It is posted. The amount is 50.,’
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated, “It is 50 people so that is
what I am getting at. In regards to 1000 people out there only 50 “ur “o-. ir.,’
Assistant Council Clerk Karen Barlow stated, “They were aware. They had some that
were standing against the wall and security did let them out and kept the ones that were
seated.”
Interim Administrative Finance Chsirman Ken Marks questioned, “Is security going to
do the head count?”
Councilman Timmy Lejeane questionedr’TIow many chairs do we have in here?’,
Assistant Council Clerk Karen Barlow stated,’nVe have 36 chairs along with l3
councilmember and Jessie’s crew that equals to 50.’,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated, “so with the chairs, once
they are full we are full. I am good with that.”
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “Mr. Chairman, I oversee security so I will meet
with them to make sure that they all understand.”
Councilman Jody llthite stated, “Mr. Van, in reference to what I knew about that night,
Mr. Bellard saw people starting to congregate out here and it was early, really early, he
was trying to do something good because of the weather. I think he may have called and
asked if some of the early arrivals could be let inside. I think we want to make note that
we don’t want anybody to come in with just our council clerks sitting in here and security
is not here to let the first 50 people inside. I think every councilmember knows when
they arrived it was already full in here. We want to note that Mr. Bellard had the right
intentions but if security is not here to be with the council clerks and they are early ihey will just have to stay outside. That is just my opinion.”
Councilman Dexter Brown stated, “Maybe it can be done with the overcrowding
whereas we having our blinds up where the audience outside could see. Could we look
into putting a little small speaker possibly at the top of our door to allow the people who
cannot get in, just for the meetings, a small speaker where they can hear what is going on
in the meeting because they can clearly see through the windows? Could we look into
placing a small speaker on the outside whereas they could hear what is going on in the
meeting?”
Mr. Van Reed, Administrator stated, “W’e can meet with the IT Department and see what
options we might have to get a speaker out there. It is all going to come down to the
wiring of the sound system and stuff like that.”
Councilman Dexter Brown stated, “I know that it is on Facebook live as well.”

councilman Timmy Lejeune stated, “They want to see it live.”
Mr. van Reed, Administrator stated, “‘we can weight our options.,,
Interim Administrative Finance Chairman Ken Marks stated, {t is just a thought. Moving on.”

Discuss any other business properly brought before this committee.
None.
Adjourn.
A motion was made by Councilman Timmy Lejeune, seconded by Councilman Faltery Jolivette to adjourn the Administrative/Finance committee Meeting.
on roll call vote: YEAS: Faltery Jolivette, Dexter Brown and Timmy Lejeune.
NAYS: None. ABSENT: Nancy carriere and Harold Taylor. ABSTAINED: None.
Motion catied
Parish President Jessie Bellard was absent for this meeting. He welcomed a new grandbaby. (sEcoND MEETTNG)

ST. LANDRY PARISH COUNCIL
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Ath, 2026
OLD CITY MARKET, 131 W. BELLEVUE ST.

OPELOUSAS, LOUISTANA

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES

Chairman Wayne Ardoin called this meeting of the Public Works Committee
of the St. Landry Parish Council to order.
RolI Call: Jody White, Mildred Thierry, Alvin Stelly, Vivian Olivier and Jimmie
Edwards. ABSENT: Ernest Blanchard. Ex-officio wayne Ardoin.
Elect Chairman:
Choirman llrayne Ardoin statedr “At this time I am going to ask that nominations be
open for you all to elect a Chairman.”
councilman Alvin stelly stated, “I will nominate Mr. Jimmie Edwards.’,
Councilwoman Vivian Olivier stated, “I will second it.,’
Chairman Wayne Ardoin stated, “Nominations are closed. It has been moved and
second.”
A motion was made by Councilman Alvin Stelly, seconded by Councilwoman Vivian
Olivier to close all nominations and elect Councilman Jimmie Edwards as the public
Works Chairman for the year 2026.”
On roll call vote: YEAS: Jody White, Mildred Thierry, Alvin Stelly and Vivian Olivier. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Ernest Blanchard. ABSTAINED: None.
Motion carried.
Person to address the Committee:
None.
Public Works Report:
Mr. Barry Soileau, Public Works Director addressed the council He stated,”For the
month
of January we:

Washout
Tree Removal
S Installation
Material
Grass
Grading
Ditching
Debris Removal
Culvert Cleaned
Boom Axed

02
04
10
05
04
0 1
39
07
20
1
aJ
05

Roads
Roads
Roads
Roads
Roads
Road
Roads
Roads
Roads
Roads
Roads

A motion was made by Councilman Alvin Stelly, seconded by Councilman Jody White to accept the Public Works Report.
On roll call vote: YEAS: Jody White, Mildred Thierry, Alvin Stelly and Vivian Olivier. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Ernest Blanchard. ABSTAINED: None.
Motion corried.

Authorize the Council Cterk to advertise for two appointments for a two-year term to coulee croche Fire Protection District No. 4. (04-20-2024 -04-20-202G)
A motion was made by Councilwoman Mildred Thierry, seconded by Councilman Jody White to forward to Regular Meeting held on Wednestlay, Febraary ltth, 2026 to
authorize the Council Clerk to advertise for two appointments for aiwo-year term to coulee croche Fire Protection District No. 4. (04-20-2024 – 04-20-2026) On roll call vote: YEAS: Jody White, Mildred Thierry, Alvin Stelly *d Viuiun Olivier NAYS: None. ABSENT: Ernest Blanchard. ABSTAINED: None.
Motionforwarded.
Discuss any other business properly brought before this committee.
None.
Adjourn.
A motion was made by Councilman Jody White, seconded by Councilwoman Mildred
Thieny to adjourn the Public Works Committee.
on roll call vote: YEAS: Jody white, Mildred rhierry, Alvin Stelly and vivian olivier. NAYS: None. ABSENT: Ernest Blanchard. ABSTAINED: None.
Motion caruied

I HEREBY CERTIFY THE FOREGOING TO BE EXACT AND TRUE

KAREN BARLOW, ASSISTANT CLERK

XIII. ADJOURN: