A G E N D A

REGULAR MEETING

THURSDAY, MAY 5, 2005

5:30 P.M.

1. Call to order by President McMillin.

2. Invocation. (Mr. Landry)

3. Pledge of Allegiance.

4. Roll Call.

5. Hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m., as a result of notice provided to the owner of property described below, in accordance with Article II-Chapter Six of the Code of Ordinances of the Parish of Calcasieu, Louisiana, ordering said owners to show cause as to why the structures on said properties should not be condemned: (see attached)

· 3235 HIGHWAY 108, South Carlyss area, Com 660 Ft W of SE Cor SW SW 31.10.10 W 104.3 Ft, N 417.4 Ft etc., Ward 4, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana (two manufactured homes), Owner: Ronnie Joseph Guidry, 623 Iris Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601, Bond for Deed Buyer: Debra Lynn Kittner, P O Box 264, Hackberry, LA 70645, TA# 00141992 (Police Jury District 12, Mr. Clement).

AGENDA NOTE: on January 6, 2005, a public hearing was held on the above referred to case, and the Police Jury deferred action for sixty days since the owners had obtained a demolition permit, and the Division of Planning and Development staff authorized an additional thirty days.

6. Recognition of sponsors and contributors to the Tiger Woods Foundation “In the City Clinic and Festival” and the Calcasieu Parish Junior Golf Program.

7. Take appropriate action on applications for liquor and beer permits. (Mr. Vickers) (see attached)

8. Consideration of approval of payment of all current invoices.

9. Consideration of approving the minutes of the regular meeting of the Police Jury dated April 7, 2005.

10. Consideration of approval of the Wastewater Study Committee Report dated April 28, 2005.

11. Consideration of approval of the Agenda Committee Report dated April 28, 2005.

12. Consideration of approval of the Public Works Committee Report dated April 28, 2005. Said Committee:

(12.1) Received presentation from staff on the status of capital improvement projects at selected parish parks, as follows: Prien Lake Park (Schooner Landing and Indian Bay theme) – Phase I, which includes parking and drives, should be complete by early June, 2005. Phase II includes a new pavilion for which construction should start in the Summer of 2005, an open-air (“crawfish”) pavilion, public restrooms, amphitheatre, flag plaza (focal point of park), playground, water play area, boat parking, picnic pavilions, and walking paths throughout the park. Intracoastal Park – improvements being made which are approximately 30 – 40% complete include picnic pavilions, restrooms, and a new open-air, screened pavilion. White Oak Park – improvements, which are substantially complete, include restrooms, playground, shower facility for RV park, redesign of camper sites to provide pull-through service. Also at White Oak Park, a major pavilion was constructed approximately three years ago.

(12.2) Received presentation from Mr. Jerry Worley and Mr. Malcolm Carriere of the Pipeline Workers of America (PWA) with reference to the main contractor on the LNG Trunkline Gas Project, Willbros RPI, wherein Mr. Worley presented pictures of other jobs performed in Madisonville, Texas, and in Port Arthur, Texas, by Willbros RPI which he claimed posed safety and environmental problems, and Mr. Carriere said that local work already revealed safety concerns along roadways. Mr. Johnny Morris, Willbros RPI representative, stated that the PWA would do anything to try to organize his company into becoming a union contractor to gain back market share they had lost over the past two decades. Mr. Morris reported that Willbros RPI had done $145 million of federal energy projects with no fines or deficiencies and they had one of the best safety records in the industry.

(12.3) Discussed the possibility of modifying the hours of operation at Mallard Junction Park, and Mr. Collins advised that he would continue checking with his constituents to see what hours of operation they preferred.

(12.4) Recommended that Lancon Engineers, Inc. be authorized to perform a feasibility study for Phase II of the Red Davis Extension Project, from Gulf Highway to Lake Street. (Police Jury District 7, Mr. Landry)

(12.5) Recommended that the Parish Administrator be authorized to advertise for bids for Calcasieu Parish Project No. 2005-06 (Installation of Side Drain Safety End Treatment on Various Roads).

(12.6) Recommended that the Parish Administrator be authorized to advertise for bids for Calcasieu Parish Project No. 2005-09 (Striping of Various Roads).

(12.7) Recommended that the Parish Purchasing Agent be authorized to advertise for bids for pre-constructed catch basin grates and frames on a standard bid for a period of one year.

(12.8) Advised that a letter has been received from Union Pacific Railroad with reference to the speed limits of trains through Calcasieu Parish. (A copy of the letter is attached to the Public Works Committee Report dated April 28, 2005.)

(12.9) Recommended that legal counsel be requested to study the process for getting authority to widen drainage outlets under railroad tracks and to give a report at the Public Works Committee Meeting on May 26, 2005, concerning this matter.

13. Consideration of adopting a resolution indicating objection/no objection to the following proposed projects in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, provided said work meets with the rules and regulations of the Corps of Engineers, Best Management Practices during the course of construction set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency guidelines, and approvals are received from all other appropriate state and federal agencies, and further, that any required permits are obtained from the Division of Planning and Development:

(13.1) Proposal of Pearl Crossing LNG Terminal, LLC, and Pearl Crossing Pipeline, LLC, to dredge and remove 2,014,000 cubic yards of earthen material, as necessary, to construct a graving dock facility which would be utilized to fabricate a concrete gravity-based structure and to provide appropriate navigation depths in the LaQuinta Channel for launching, transporting, and deploying the structure. Excavated material will be placed within local disposal sites. The 590 feet long by 289 feet wide concrete-based structure, capable of berthing two carriers, would be installed on the sea floor in block 220, West Cameron area, approximately 41 miles off the Louisiana Coast in the Gulf of Mexico and would serve as a liquefied natural gas docking/unloading terminal with receiving, storage, and regasification capabilities via the open-rack vaporization method. Approximately 1,114,593 cubic yards of waterbottom sediments would be excavated and temporarily stockpiled as required to install two parallel 42-inch pipelines in the Gulf of Mexico beginning at the proposed docking terminal and extending northwesterly for a distance of approximately 53 miles tying into a proposed meter station situated within the coastal community of Johnson Bayou, Louisiana. Approximately 2,100,800 cubic yards of native material would be displaced through clearing of construction and permanent rights-of-way, grading, trenching, and backfilling operations and dredging of flotation canal, as well as the deposition of 397,800 cubic yards of onsite excavation in addition to 66,304 cubic yards of hauled-in clay and 223,253 cubic yards of

stone or gravel, all required to install approximately 64 miles of a single 42-inch pipeline, five meter stations, ten pipeline interconnections and access roads. Said project is located within the LaQuinta Channel and adjacent graving dock (fabrication yard) near Ingleside, Texas, in San Patricio County, in the Gulf of Mexico, block 220, West Cameron area, about 41 miles off the Louisiana Coast, and within a 53 mile long pipeline corridor in offshore waters beginning at block 220 and thence proceeding in a northwesterly route traversing the Calcasieu Pass Safety Fairway, Sabine Pass (Aransas) to Calcasieu Pass Safety Fairway and Sabine Pass Anchorage Area, coming onshore and tying into a proposed meter station at Johnson Bayou, Louisiana, in Cameron Parish, thence proceeding along a westerly route paralleling chenier ridges up to Sabine Lake, thence northward through Sabine Lake, a portion of the Sabine River, over emergent and forested landscapes and across the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, and other channels and tributaries ending at a new meter station and pipeline interconnection located at Starks, Louisiana, in Calcasieu Parish for an onshore distance of 64 miles. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no objection to the location of the pipeline only that will run through Calcasieu Parish.

(13.2) Proposal of Wallace Nichols to clear, grub, and grade a 65.8 acre tract and place approximately 53,000 cubic yards of on-site graded earthen material and 5,379 cubic yards of hauled-in limestone aggregate, all to construct access roads and homesites as necessary to implement Phase Two of the Woodland Forest Estate residential subdivision. Said project is located on west side of North Perkins Ferry Road, approximately 1.9 miles north of Louisiana Highway 378, near Indian Bayou, in Moss Bluff. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no objection to this project application.

(13.3) Proposal of Tim Mixon to clear a 74-acre tract, perform grading and dredging operations to construct a pond and redistribute 93,896 cubic yards of on-site earthen material, in addition to placement of approximately 11,555 cubic yards of hauled-in limestone aggregate, all to provide building foundations, driveways, access roads, drainage, utilities, and other infrastructure as necessary to develop a 98-lot single family residential subdivision. Said project is located in the southwest quadrant of Paul Bellon Road and Birdnest Road, near Moss Bluff. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury defer action until a response is received from Gravity Drainage District No. Eight of Ward One.

(13.4) Proposal of Stevens Real Estate and Development, LLC, to clear, grub, grade, and place approximately 4,100 cubic yards of earthen fill and 2,600 cubic yards of hauled-in fill (clay and limestone), all necessary to construct foundation pads, roadways, and drainage facilities, as required, to provide six residential and six commercial lots. Said project is located off of Nelson Road in Lake Charles. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no objection to this project application subject to the revised site plan and the following conditions as recommended by Gravity Drainage District Four of Ward Three: 1) that no fill be placed in any area below the contour elevation of 13.5 MSL to insure that any storage extending from the detention area east of Nelson Road is preserved; 2) the existing 20 feet drainage easement and the existing 30 feet drainage maintenance easement on the property shall not be encroached upon or backfilled. Any backfill shall have a gradual taper to the drainage easement and shall not adversely affect the existing drainage; 3) the backfilling of the applicant's property should not exceed the existing elevations of the residential properties that adjoin this site; 4) the Gravity Drainage District No. Four of Ward Three inspect and approve the above stated conditions after completion of the project, and advise the Army Corps of Engineers that the applicant has complied with said conditions; and 5) if any improvements are made to the area the District reserves the right to review and approve or disapprove those improvements. Such improvements could be, but are not limited to the following: roads, buildings, parking area, drive way, and fill.

AGENDA NOTE: on May 22, 2003, the Police Jury previously adopted a resolution of no objection on this project, and the applicant’s name was Travis R. Pauley for the construction of a house pad, driveway, yard, barn, and an arena for livestock.

(13.5) Proposal of American Bank for an extension of time to clear and grade an area and place approximately 944 cubic yards of hauled-in earthen fill as necessary to facilitate the construction of a branch bank with associated drive-thru aisle and parking area. Said project is located on Nelson Road in Lake Charles. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no objection to this project application.

(13.6) Proposal of L & M Traffic to install and maintain 877-linear feet of geotube filled with approximately 2,100 cubic yards of combined low strength material to serve as a bulkhead, dredge approximately 1,000 cubic yards of water bottom, to be placed behind the proposed bulkhead along with 2,518 cubic yards of limestone aggregate, and deposit approximately 4,000 cubic yards of concrete all to improve docking facilities and construct three loading platforms. Said project is located at 400 North Kirkman Street in Lake Charles. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no objection to this project application.

AGENDA NOTE: any resolution of no objection to any project, if adopted, will stipulate that such “no objection” is based solely on evaluation by the Parish Planning and Development Staff relative to the project’s compliance with current parish ordinances and provisions, and that no environmental assessment was made, and further, requesting the agencies and/or individuals with environmental expertise to make an evaluation and forward their findings to the U. S. Corps of Engineers.

Consideration of approving the recommendations of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development in reference to the Surplus Adjudicated Property Sale conducted on April 26, 2005, on the following cases, and adopt an ordinance with respect to each piece of property:

(14.1) AP03-211-05 (VE Washington Street-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin)

[No bids were received, therefore, this property will be readvertised in May, 2005.]

(14.2) AP03-212-05 (1018 Mill Street) (Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $6,000.00 by Elmo White be accepted.]

(14.3) AP03-213-05 (Mary Street-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 2, Mr. Collins)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $3,300.00 by Brandon Joseph Winey be accepted.]

(14.4) AP03-214-05 (12^th Street-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 5, Dr. Mackey)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $1,500.00 by Richard N. Richard be accepted.]

(14.5) AP03-215-05 (Predium Road-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 7, Mr. Landry)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $200.00 by Vincent Edward Harvey be accepted.]

(14.6) AP03-217-05 (Hursey Street-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 4, Mr. Guillory)

[No action necessary, property has been redeemed by tax debtor.]

(14.7) AP03-218-05 (Fournet Street-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $6,500.00 by Vera Lee Mormon be accepted.]

(14.8) AP03-220-05 (4020 Fourden Street) (Police Jury District 9, Mr. Guidry)

[No action necessary, property has been redeemed by tax debtor.]

(14.9) AP06-216-05 (1212 Banneker/Truth Street-imps/vacant lot) (Police Jury District 11, Mrs. Treme)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $1,000.00 by Allen Boyd O’Kelley be accepted.]

(14.10) AP08-219-05 (Hecker Road-vacant lot) (Police Jury District 10, Mr. Stelly)

[The Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the highest offer in the amount of $5,000.00 by Davidson John Darbone be accepted.]

15. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4847 which allowed Ms. Ruthie M. Thomas to purchase the following described property for $41,000.00: AP03-186-04 800 Block of Cherry Street-vacant lot, Lot 6 Blk 2 Stone Sub of Mansfield Sub, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 10 Charles Clerc Sub of S ½ Blk 6 Mansfield Sub E 100 ft, Lots 11, 12, 13 Clerc Sub of S ½ Blk 6 Mansfield Sub, Assessment No. 442356, Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin.

[Ms. Thomas failed to fulfill the necessary requirements in the designated time period. It is the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development to accept the offer of Mr. Melvin Morris in the amount of $30,000.00 for the sale of the above-mentioned property.]

16. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4848 which allowed Ms. Ruthie M. Thomas to purchase the following described property for $5,700.00: AP03-187-04 800 Block of N. Cherry Street-vacant lot, Lot 9 Charles Clerc Sub of S/2 Blk 6 Sam Mansfield Sub, Assessment No. 442283, Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin.

[Ms. Thomas failed to fulfill the necessary requirements in the designated time period. It is the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development to accept the offer of Mr. Melvin Morris in the amount of $3,000.00 for the sale of the above-mentioned property.]

17. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4850 which allowed Ms. Ruthie M. Thomas to purchase the following described property for $6,500.00: AP03-189-04 2000 Block of Brooks Street-vacant lots, W 50 ft Lots 11, 12, 13 Charles Clerc Sub of S ½ Blk 6 Mansfield Sub, Assessment No. 442348, Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin.

[Ms. Thomas failed to fulfill the necessary requirements in the designated time period. It is the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development to accept the offer of Mr. Melvin Morris in the amount of $3,000.00 for the sale of the above-mentioned property.]

18. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4826 which allowed Ms. Ruthie M. Thomas to purchase the following described property for $4,000.00: AP03-177-04 2000 Block of Brooks Street-vacant lot, Lot 5 Blk 1 Stone Sub of Lot 7 and W 2 Acs of Lot 9 Sam Mansfield Sub, Assessment No. 442275, Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin.

[Ms. Thomas failed to fulfill the necessary requirements in the designated time period. It is the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development to readvertise the sale of the above-mentioned property.]

19. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4828 which allowed Ms. Ruthie M. Thomas to purchase the following described property for $4,500.00: AP03-179-04 2000 Block of Brooks Street-vacant lot, Lot 4 Blk 1 Stone Sub of Lot 7 and W 2 Acres Lot 9 Mansfield Sub, Assessment No. 442313, Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin.

20. Consideration of adopting an ordinance rescinding Ordinance No. 4809 which allowed Mr. Robert Colston, Jr. to purchase the following described property for $9,500.00: AP03-165-04 600 Block of N. Goss Boulevard-vacant lot, Com NE Cor Lot 2 Blk 5 Katrina Moeling Sub, S 50 ft W 200 ft etc, Assessment No. 571474, Police Jury District 2, Mr. Collins.

[Mr. Colston failed to fulfill the necessary requirements in the designated time period. It is the recommendation of the Director of the Division of Planning and Development to accept the offer of Ms. Elizabeth Jane Fuller in the amount of $9,500.00 for the sale of the above-mentioned property.]

21. Consideration of adopting a resolution approving the assignment of interest in an oil, gas, and mineral lease dated November 24, 2004, between the Police Jury and Gray Production Company to Yuma Exploration and Production Company on certain tracts, parcels, or strips of land in Sections 30 and 31, Township 9 South, Range 6 West, and Section 25, Township 9 South, Range 7 West in Wards Two and Eight. (Police Jury District 10, Mr. Stelly)

22. Consideration of adopting a resolution supporting the efforts of the City of Lake Charles’ Southwest Louisiana Committee to End Chronic Homelessness to coordinate a public planning process to develop a plan to end chronic homelessness and report on the process of said planning process to the Police Jury upon completion of the plan for review.

23. Consideration of adopting a resolution approving a Joint Services Agreement between the Police Jury and the City of Lake Charles for use of the Lake Charles Civic Center grounds for the Tiger Woods Foundation “In the City Clinic and Festival” event scheduled on May 14, 2005.

24. Consideration of adopting a resolution supporting House Bill 378 filed by Representative Geymann in the 2005 Regular Session of the State Legislature which will provide for the final compensation of members of the Parochial Employees’ Retirement System (PERS) to be calculated using a five-year period, instead of the current three-year period, and requires a person working after completing participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP) to work for five years in order to have the additional benefit calculated based on his/her compensation during the period of post-DROP employment, and further, that copies of this resolution be forwarded to members of the Calcasieu Legislative Delegation.

25. Take appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Mr. Johnny Hardy as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District No. Five of Ward Four. (Mr. Hardy is the at-large representative. Mr. Andrepont is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Hardy be reappointed.)

26. Take appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Mr. Don Nassar as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District No. Five of Ward Four. (Mr. Nassar represents District 15. Mr. Andrepont is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Nassar be reappointed.)

27. Take appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Mr. Harvey Boyd as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage District No. Five of Ward Four. (Mr. Boyd represents District 13. Mr. Andrepont is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Boyd be reappointed.)

28. Take appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Ms. Norma Young as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Recreation District No. One of Ward Eight. (Ms. Young represents District 10. Mr. Stelly is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that action be deferred for thirty days.)

29. Take appropriate action on the vacancy on the Workforce Investment Board (WIB) which was created by the resignation of Mr. Terry Taylor. (Mr. Taylor represented the public sector - Labor, upon nomination by the Central Trades & Labor Council. A letter has been received from the Central Trades & Labor Council nominating Mr. Bob Moss for this vacancy. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Bob Moss be appointed to fill this vacancy.)

30. Take appropriate action on the vacancy on the Board of Commissioners of Community Center and Playground District No. One of Ward Six which was created by the resignation of Ms. Ranita Peterson. (Ms. Peterson represents District 14. Mrs. Treme is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that action be deferred for thirty days.)

31. Take appropriate action on the vacancy on the Board of Commissioners of Waterworks District No. Two of Ward Four which was created by the resignation of Mr. Edgar Mouton, Jr. (Mr. Mouton represents District 15. Mr. McMillin is the liaison, and he recommends that Mr. Raphael Sias, Sr. be appointed to fill this vacancy. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Raphael Sias, Sr. be appointed to fill this vacancy.)

32. Take appropriate action on bids received on April 21, 2005, by the Police Jury for Calcasieu Parish Project No. 2005-03 (Overlaying and Drainage Improvements of Various Roads in Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana).

AGENDA NOTE: the Parish Engineer recommends that the low bid in the amount of $2,644,555.37 of Bessette Development Corporation be accepted.

33. Consideration of accepting the White Oak Park Restroom Addition as substantially complete.

34. Take appropriate action on bids received on April 26, 2005, by the Parish Purchasing Agent for one new 2006 one-ton regular cab and chassis (4 x 2) with mounted service body for use by the Division of Engineering and Public Works (Road Division). (see attached)

35. Consideration of authorizing the Parish Purchasing Agent to advertise for bids for concrete catch basins, concrete pipe, metal pipe, plastic pipe, PVC adapters, with unit prices effective from July 1, 2005, until December 31, 2005, borrow material, with unit prices effective from July 1, 2005, until March 31, 2006, weed control chemicals, with unit prices effective from July 1, 2005, until May 31, 2006, and concrete revetment mats with unit prices effective from July 1, 2005, until June 30, 2006.

36. Consideration of authorizing the Parish Administrator to advertise for bids for improvements to the Courthouse Complex parking lot located west of the Parish Government Building.

37. Consideration of approving the Budget Committee Report dated May 5, 2005.

38. Consideration of approval of the report given by legal counsel in the executive session held during the Agenda Committee meeting on Thursday, April 28, 2005, relative to Lawsuit No. 2003-6847 (Crooks vs. Police Jury).

39. ADVISE that surplus adjudicated properties will be offered for sale by the Director of the Division of Planning and Development on May 24, 2005. (see attached)

ADVISE THAT THE FOLLOWING TERMS

WILL EXPIRE IN JUNE, 2005

· Term of Mr. Larry Ezell as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Waterworks District No. Eight of Wards Three and Eight. (Mr. Ezell represents District 10. Mr. Stelly is the liaison.)

· Term of Dr. Leonard Breda, Jr. as a member of the Chennault International Airport Authority. (Dr. Breda is the Minority Representative. Mr. Danahay and Mr. Landry are liaisons.)

· Term of Mr. Thomas L. Clophus, Sr. as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Recreation District No. One of Ward Four. (Mr. Clophus represents District 14. Mr. McMillin is the liaison.)

· Term of Mr. Glynn Fontenot on the Workforce Investment Board (WIB) which was created by his resignation. (Mr. Fontenot represented the private sector formerly upon nomination by the Lake Area Industry Alliance (LAIA). Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons. Action on this resignation was deferred on April 21, 2005, due to LAIA’s request that they be removed from the nomination structure. It was the staff’s recommendation that this matter be referred back to the Workforce Investment Board for further recommendation as to the nomination structure.)

· Term of Ms. Darla Price as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Price represents the private sector upon nomination by the Greater Jennings Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Ms. Judy Duhon as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Duhon represents the private sector upon nomination by the Greater Jennings Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Ms. Linda Guillory as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Guillory represents the public sector - Economic Development upon nomination by the Chamber/Southwest. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Mr. Thomas Morris as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Mr. Morris represents the public sector - Community Based Organization upon nomination by the United Way. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Mr. Charles Achane as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Mr. Achane represents the public sector - Community Based Organization, Jeff Davis Parish, upon nomination by the SWLA Business Development Center, Inc. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Ms. Kathy Farrar as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Farrar represents the public sector - Wagner-Peyser, Title II, Vets E & T, UI, upon nomination by the LA Office of Employment Security. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Ms. Lynda S. “Shari” Grimes as member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Grimes represents the public sector - WIA Title I (non-veteran), upon nomination by the Calcasieu Parish Workforce Center. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Ms. Sue Lowery as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Ms. Lowery represents the private sector upon nomination by the Louisiana Nursing Home Association. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Mr. Chauncey Davis as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Mr. Davis represents the private sector upon nomination by the Louisiana Restaurant Association. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)

· Term of Mr. Mark Eckard as a member of the Workforce Investment Board (WIB). (Mr. Eckard represents the private sector upon nomination by the DeQuincy Chamber of Commerce. Ms. Griffin and Mr. Moon are the liaisons.)