NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
A public hearing relative to the levy of ad
valorem tax millages within Calcasieu Parish will be held on Thursday, July 7,
2005, at 5:30 p.m., in the Parish Government Building, 1015 Pithon Street, Lake
Charles, Louisiana, as provided for by the agenda as follows:
PROPOSED A G E N D A
REGULAR MEETING
THURSDAY,
JULY 7, 2005
5:30
P.M.
1. Call to order by
President McMillin.
2. Invocation. (Mrs. Treme)
3. Pledge of
Allegiance.
4. Roll
Call.
5. Presentation
of the
Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the year
ending December 31, 2004. (Mr. Milner)
6. Take appropriate action on applications for
liquor and beer permits. (Mr. Vickers) (see
attached)
7. Consideration of approval of payment of all current invoices.
8. Consideration of approving the minutes of the regular meeting of
the Police Jury dated June 2, 2005.
9. Consideration of approval of the Agenda
Committee Report dated June 30, 2005.
10. Consideration
of approval of the Public Works Committee Report dated June 30, 2005. Said Committee:
(10.1) Received and opened the following bids for
Calcasieu Parish Project No. 2005-09 (Pavement Striping of Various Roads in
Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana), as advertised
in accordance with law for action to be taken at 5:30 p.m.:
Bidder Bid Amount
Pavement Markings Company,
Inc. $155,962.45
Highway Graphics, Inc. $141,199.35
Stars and Stripes Traffic Systems, LLC $161,961.70
AGENDA NOTE: the Parish Engineer recommends that the low
bid in the amount of $141,199.35 of Highway Graphics, Inc. be accepted.
(10.2) Presented a proclamation to Mr. Samuel
Hartley proclaiming Thursday, June 30, 2005, as “Samuel Hartley Day” in
Calcasieu Parish in recognition for being named Deputy of the Year for the
Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office.
(10.3)
Appearance
of Mr. T. A. Jones with the Lake Charles Fire Department to discuss concerns
regarding the use of fireworks during the 4th of July weekend due to
the current drought conditions in the Parish.
(10.4)
Considered
the request of Mr. Henry Misse, 1315 West Parish Road, Sulphur, that the Parish
share in the cost of 36-inch pipe required along Currie Drive to provide proper
drainage of his development, Sandia Estates Phase II, and further, that he
provide a ten-foot easement along Currie Drive which he estimated to be valued
at $8,000. (Current parish practice in situations where it is necessary to
drain a subdivision along an existing road is for the Parish to provide labor
and equipment to install the pipe, and the developer to pay for materials.)
Mr. James Webb of Webb Engineering, 1015 Cleveland Street, Lake Charles, also
appeared before the Committee on behalf of Mr. Misse. The Committee made two
recommendations: (a) that the staff recommendation to follow current practice
for the Parish to provide labor and equipment to install the pipe, and the
developer to pay for materials, be adhered to in this case (voting against this
recommendation were Mr. Andrepont, Mr. Clement, Mr. Danahay, Mr. Stelly, and
President McMillin); and (b) that an ad-hoc committee be appointed to work with
the engineering staff, Mr. Misse, and Mr. Webb to attempt to negotiate a
compromise in this matter (the vote on this recommendation carried
unanimously). President McMillin appointed Mr. Andrepont, Mr. Danahay, Mr.
Landry, and Dr. Mackey to serve on the ad-hoc committee.
(10.5) Received report from staff concerning
regulatory authority over solicitation or “panhandling” at intersections of parish
roads. The Committee recommended that
the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office be informed of the current state law (LSA¾R.S. 32:218) which
pertains to solicitation or panhandling at intersections.
AGENDA NOTE:
on June 2, 2005, the Police Jury deferred action to June 30, 2005, to
allow the Police Jury’s Legal Counsel to look into said matter.
(10.6) Received report from Legal Counsel and the
Engineering Staff with reference to the authority to widen drainage outlets under
railroad tracks
wherein Mr. Smith advised that the Meyer Group engineering
firm was currently doing a study of the High Hope Road area in Sulphur which
precipitated this issue. He further advised that he would ask for engineering
recommendations as soon as said study was completed, after which he would meet
with representatives of Kansas City Southern Railroad Company, and report back
to the Police Jury.
AGENDA NOTE: on May 5, 2005, the Police Jury requested
that the Staff and Legal Counsel look into this matter and report back.
(10.7) Recommended that a resolution be adopted
accepting Holbrook Acres Subdivision located in Section 28, Township 8 South,
Range 9 West, off of Dunn Ferry Road in Ward Six. (Police Jury District 14, Mr. McMillin)
(10.8) Recommended that a resolution be adopted
accepting the LeFev’ Estates Subdivision located in Section 29, Township 11
South, Range 8 West, off of Helms Road in Ward Three. (Police Jury District 7, Mr. Landry)
(10.9) Recommended that an ordinance be adopted
amending the Code of Ordinances of Calcasieu Parish to establish a
40-mph speed limit on Lou Farley Road in Ward Five. (Police Jury District 11, Mrs. Treme)
(10.10) Recommended that an ordinance be adopted
amending the Code of Ordinances of Calcasieu Parish to amend the Master
Private Road List to include a 667-foot extension located off of the east end
of Latiolais Lane located in Ward Six. (Police
Jury District 11, Mrs. Treme)
(10.11) Recommended that the President of the Police
Jury be authorized to execute the necessary documentation for the acquisition
of right-of-way from Darby Luke Guillory on Red Davis Road in Ward Three. (Police Jury District 7, Mr. Landry, and
Police Jury District 10, Mr. Stelly)
(10.12) Recommended
that the President of the Police Jury be authorized to execute the necessary documentation for a
temporary construction easement from Faye McGee and James Mistretta on South
Perkins Ferry Road in Ward One. (Police
Jury District 1, Mr. Manuel)
(10.13) Recommended
that a resolution be adopted approving an Original Agreement between the Police
Jury and the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LA DOTD),
and further, authorize the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when
appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto for the following
projects:
Ward One (District 1): to widen Park Road to accommodate a left turn lane northbound and
a thru and right turn lane southbound.
Along Recreation Boulevard, extend the right turn lane storage length. Signals will be added if warranted. (State Project No. 700-10-0145 and Federal
Project No. STP-1004(532) for pre-construction engineering services and State
Project No. 742-10-0126 and Federal Project No. STP-1004(528) for construction
costs, including construction engineering services and testing. The Federal Highway Administration (through
LA DOTD) will fund 80% of approved expenses with the Police Jury providing the
remaining 20%. After final acceptance
of the project, the Police Jury shall assume the maintenance of the improvement
at its expense.)
Ward Four (District 15): to repair Mosswood Drive Bridge under the Bridge Discretionary
Program whereby the Parish will perform construction inspection services of
said structure at their expense. (State
Project No. 713-10-0106 and Federal Aid Project No. BDP-1005(506) has been
assigned for the construction of the project.
Federal Highway Administration (through LA DOTD) will match 80% of the
cost not to exceed $94,570.67. The
Parish will contribute 20% matching funds for an estimated amount of $23,642.66
toward the cost of construction. The
Parish shall provide to LA DOTD funds in the amount of $23,642.66, which are in
ratio to Federal Highway Administration’s maximum participation plus 100% of
any additional cost above the total participating costs.)
(10.14) Recommended that a resolution be adopted
accepting the necessary road and drainage rights-of-way from SVK, LLC, in
exchange for the Police Jury making a legal commitment to construct the
westerly extension of Ham Reid Road, one-half mile from Elliot Road to Vincent
Road, by October 1, 2006, and approving an agreement between the Police Jury
and the City of Lake Charles whereby the City of Lake Charles will reimburse
any construction costs of said road to the Police Jury, if this area is annexed
prior to completion of the construction of the Ham Reid Road westerly
extension, and further, authorize the President of the Police Jury, or his
designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto. (Police Jury District 8, Mrs. Eason)
(10.15) Recommended an amendment to the 2006 Road
District No. Three Capital Improvement Plan to add the westerly extension of
Ham Reid Road, one-half mile from Elliot Road to Vincent Road, in the amount of
$900,000. (Police Jury District 8,
Mrs. Eason)
(10.16) Recommended that the Parish Purchasing Agent
be authorized to advertise for bids for bulk oil in various container sizes for
use by the Division of Engineering and Public Works.
(10.17) Advised that
the Police Jury Planning and Zoning Liaison Group met and reviewed proposed
amendments (revisions) to the subdivision ordinance and recommended that these
proposed amendments be forwarded to the Planning and Zoning Board for their
consideration at their regular meeting in August with final action by the
Police Jury at a later date.
(10.18) Recommended
that a resolution be adopted accepting Highland Forest Subdivision Part 2,
Phase 2 located in Section 19, Township 9 South, Range 8 West, located off of
Forest Way Road and South Forest Way Road in Ward Four. (Police Jury District 3, Mrs. Griffin)
11. Receive report from Planning Staff with reference to the
proposal of Roland Bailey to clear, dredge, grade, and place approximately
3,130 cubic yards of hauled in earthen fill material and concrete rubble, and
dredge approximately 209 cubic yard of native material all to construct a boat
slip, pier, boathouse, and a 66 foot wide by 470 foot long private road. Said project is located approximately 0.35
mile south of South Perkins Ferry Road along left descending bank of the West
Fork of the Calcasieu River. The work
was completed prior to obtaining a Department of the Army permit and was in
violation of Section 10 of the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1899 and Section 301
of the Clean Water Act.
AGENDA NOTE:
on June 23, 2005, the Police Jury adopted a resolution temporarily
objecting to said project until the culvert size was certified by a
professional engineer. 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.
12. 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:
(12.1) Proposal of Lake
Charles Harbor and Terminal District to install and maintain 522-linear feet of
steel sheet pile bulkhead to replace a section of deteriorating bulkhead at
Bulk Terminal No. 4, as necessary, to prevent shoreline erosion. Proposed bulkhead will be constructed
parallel to the existing bulkhead, the outer edge extending approximately 15
feet channelward therefrom.
Approximately 6,080 cubic yards of limestone aggregate would be
deposited between the existing and proposed bulkheads and capped with concrete
decking. Said project is located in the
Calcasieu Ship Channel, right descending bank, at a point about 34.5 miles
above the mouth of the waterway in Lake Charles. The Planning Staff recommends that the Police Jury indicate no
objection to this project application.
(12.2) Proposal of Burt McBurney to dredge and remove
approximately 250 cubic yards of native material and place 35 cubic yards of
compacted clay and 14 cubic yards of concrete, all as necessary to construct a
24-foot wide x 80-foot long boat ramp.
Install 258 linear feet of vinyl sheet pile bulkhead and backfill with
150 cubic yards of excavated material.
Excess dredge material will be hauled off site to a non-wetland
location. The proposed bulkhead and
fill are to be located approximately parallel to the existing shoreline, the
outer edge to extend nine feet channelward thereof. Said project is located off of Cypress Lake Drive along the left
descending bank of the West Fork of the Calcasieu River. 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.
13. 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
June 28, 2005, on the following cases, and adopt an ordinance with respect to
each piece of property:
(13.1)
AP03-228-05 (Sonnier 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 $2,200.00 by Jonald Walker be accepted.]
(13.2)
AP03-232-05 (Corner of Channel and Booker Streets-vacant lot, Police Jury
District 2, Mr. Collins)
(13.3) AP03-233-05
(Simmons 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 $8,200.00 by Lillie Marie Duhon be accepted.]
(13.4) AP04-229-05
(Augusta Street-vacant lot, Police Jury District 14, Mr. McMillin)
[The
Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the
highest offer in the amount of $7,200.00 by Daren Rusty Snider be accepted.]
(13.5) AP04-230-05
(1909 Janette Avenue, Police Jury District 14, Mr. McMillin)
[The
Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the
highest offer in the amount of $31,000.00 by Janet English be accepted.]
(13.6)
AP04-231-05 (Corner of Hobson and Gray Streets-vacant lot, Police Jury
District 14, Mr. McMillin)
[The
Director of the Division of Planning and Development recommends that the
highest offer in the amount of $11,500.00 by Samuel Louis Hebert be accepted.]
(13.7)
AP05-225-05 (Corner of Old River Road and Highway 109-vacant lot, Police
Jury District 11, Mrs. Treme)
[No bids were received, therefore, this property will be
readvertised on July’s adjudicated property.]
(13.8) AP05-227-05 (Old River River Road and E. G. Simon
Road-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 $17,000.00 by
Joseph Daniel Guillory be accepted.]
(13.9) AP06-224-05 (Washington Street-vacant lot, Police
Jury District 11, Mrs. Treme)
[No bids were received, therefore, this property will be
readvertised on July’s adjudicated property.]
(13.10) AP06-226-05 (Yoakum Avenue-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 $1,700.00 by Darrell Ray
Hoss be accepted.]
14. Adoption
of an ordinance levying the following maintenance tax millages for 2005, as
submitted by the Parish Tax Assessor:
Courthouse & Jail Maintenance 3.46 mills
Criminal Justice System
Maintenance 3.16 mills
Mosquito Control
Maintenance 2.41 mills
Airport District No. 1
Maintenance .61 mill
Burton Coliseum &
Agricultural Services Maintenance 1.44
mills
Health Unit Maintenance 2.37 mills
Juvenile Detention
Maintenance 3.49 mills
Road and Drainage
Maintenance 3.88 mills
Ward 3 Fire Protection
District No. 2 Maintenance 12.60 mills
Waterworks
District No. 5 of Wards 3 & 8 Maintenance 6.38
mills
Library
Maintenance 5.73 mills
15. Adoption
of an ordinance levying the following general purposes tax millages for 2005,
as submitted by the Parish Tax Assessor:
Calcasieu Parish, except City of Lake Charles, Town of Vinton, City
of DeQuincy, City of Sulphur, and City of Westlake 4.61 mills
Calcasieu
Parish, within the corporate limits of City of Lake Charles, Town of Vinton,
City of DeQuincy, City of Sulphur, and City of Westlake 2.30 mills
16. Adoption
of an ordinance levying the following sinking fund (debt service) tax millages
for 2005:
Library
Sinking Fund 1.10 mills
Sewerage District No. 11
of Ward 3 Sinking Fund 4.25 mills
Waterworks District No. 5 of Wards 3 & 8
Sinking Fund .35 mill
17. Consideration of adopting a resolution
approving a Cooperative Agreement between the Police Jury and the State of
Louisiana, Department of Natural Resources, for the 2005-2006 Calcasieu Parish
Local Coastal Program, and further, authorizing the President of the Police
Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related
thereto.
18. Consideration of adopting a resolution approving a Joint Services
Agreement between the Police Jury and the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office
providing for the performance of accident reconstruction services and
transportation safety training by the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office for an
annual fee of $12,000, and further, authorizing the President of the Police
Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related
thereto.
19. Consideration of adopting
a resolution approving a Joint Services Agreement between the Police Jury, the
E-911 Communications District, the City of Lake Charles, the City of Sulphur,
and the City of Westlake to provide for the Communications District to activate
the Emergency Warning System, on behalf of these entities following established
protocols, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his
designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto.
20. Consideration
of adopting a resolution approving the purchase of property adjacent to the
Epps Branch Library for $12,000 from Ms. Agnes Collins, as per the request of
the Library Board of Control on June 16, 2005, and that said acquisition shall
be performed in full compliance with the provisions of LSA¾R.S. 38:2213, which
requires that no known pecuniary interest in the subject property shall be held
by any state or parish elected or appointed official, and further, authorizing
the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute
all documents related thereto.
21. Consideration of
adopting a resolution approving a Joint Services Agreement between the
Police Jury and the City of Lake Charles, in accordance with the authority
granted under LSA¾R.S.
33:140.210 et seq, providing for the consolidation of the Parish Planning and
Zoning Board and the City Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustment,
as recommended by the citizens Joint Planning Commission Task Force formed by
both entities to study the concept, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury,
or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto. (Mr. Landry)
22. Consideration of adopting a resolution approving the renewal
of a Joint Services Agreement between the Police Jury and the Calcasieu Parish
Sheriff's Office for a one-year period for the operation of the Motorist
Assistance Patrol (MAP) Program, and further, authorizing the President of the
Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents
related thereto.
23. Take
appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Earl
Sims, Jr. as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Recreation District No.
One of Ward Four. (Mr. Sims represents
District 14. Mr. McMillin is the
liaison. The Agenda Committee
recommended that action be deferred for ninety days on this expiration of term.)
AGENDA NOTE: on January 6, 2005, the Police Jury deferred
action to March 31, 2005, and on April 7, 2005, the Police Jury deferred action
until June 30, 2005.
24. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Dr. Leonard Breda, Jr. as a member of the Chennault
International Airport Authority. (This
is the designated Minority Representative seat on the Authority. A letter was received from Dr. Breda stating
that he did not wish to be reappointed.
Mr. Danahay and Mr. Landry are liaisons. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. James Gary Gobert be
appointed.)
AGENDA NOTE: on June 2, 2005, the Police Jury deferred
action until June 30, 2005.
25. Take appropriate action on the expiration
of the 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.
A letter has been sent to the Louisiana Restaurant Association
requesting nominations, and they have requested additional time to submit
nominations. The Agenda Committee
recommended that action on this item be deferred until notification of a
nomination is received from the Louisiana Restaurant Association.)
26. Take
appropriate action on the expiration of the term of Ms. Karen Douglass as a member of the Board of
Commissioners of Community Center and Playground District No. Three of Ward
Seven. (Ms. Douglass represents District 12.
Mr. Clement is the liaison. The
Agenda Committee recommended that Ms. Douglass be reappointed.)
27. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Terry Burns as a member of the Board of
Commissioners of Community Center and Playground District No. Three of Ward
Seven. (Mr. Burns represents Districts
11 & 12. Mr. Clement is the liaison.
The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Burns be reappointed.)
28. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Courtney Fenet as a member of the Louisiana
Western Corridor Commission. (Mr.
Andrepont is the liaison. The
Agenda Committee recommended that action be deferred for thirty days on this
expiration of term.)
29. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Glen Bonin as an alternate member of the
Louisiana Western Corridor Commission.
(Mr. Andrepont is the liaison. The Agenda
Committee recommended that action be deferred for thirty days on this
expiration of term.)
30. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Jimmy Pitre as a member of the Burton Coliseum
Advisory Council. (Mr. Pitre represents the Calcasieu Parish School Board. A letter has been received from the School
Board recommending that Mr. Pitre be reappointed. Mr. Clement is the
liaison. The Agenda Committee
recommended that Mr. Pitre be reappointed.)
31. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Mark LeBlanc as a member of the Burton Coliseum
Advisory Council. (Mr. LeBlanc
represents the Citizens of Calcasieu Parish in Wards 4, 5, 6 and 7. Mr. Clement
is the liaison. The Agenda Committee
recommended that Mr. LeBlanc be reappointed.)
32. Take appropriate action on the
expiration of the term of Mr. Mark Pedersen as a member of the Burton Coliseum
Advisory Council. (Mr. Pedersen
represents the Citizens of Calcasieu Parish Wards 1, 2, 3, and 8. Mr. Clement is the liaison. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr.
Pedersen be reappointed.)
33. Take
appropriate action on the vacancy on the Board of Commissioners of
Community Center and Playground District No. Seven of Ward Two which was
created by the resignation of Mr. David Robinson. (Mr. Robinson represented District 10. Mr. Stelly is the liaison.
The Agenda Committee recommended that action be deferred for thirty
days on this expiration of term.)
34. Take
appropriate action on the vacancy on the Board of Commissioners of
Waterworks District No. Seven of Wards Four and Six which was created by the
resignation of Ms. Belinda Hollingsworth.
(Ms. Hollingsworth represented District 11. The Agenda Committee recommended that Mr. Johnny Hollingsworth
be appointed.)
35. Take
appropriate action on the vacancy on the Board of Commissioners of the West
Calcasieu Port, Harbor and Terminal District which was created by the
resignation of Ms. Sheron Faulk. (Ms.
Faulk represented the Ward Four Police Jurors.
Mr. Andrepont and Mr. McMillin are the liaisons. The Agenda Committee recommended that the
names of Mr. Dave Aguillard and Mr. Larry Currie be considered as nominees to
fill this vacancy with final action to be taken at the Regular Meeting on July
7, 2005.)
36. Take
appropriate action on bids received on June 7, 2005, by the Parish
Purchasing Agent for pre-constructed catch basin grates and frames, with unit
prices effective from July 8, 2005, until May 31, 2006. (see attached)
37. Take
appropriate action on bids received on June 30, 2005, by the Parish
Purchasing Agent for arched pipe, with unit prices effective from July 8, 2005,
until December 31, 2005. (see
attached)
38. Consideration
of authorizing the Parish Purchasing Agent to advertise for bids for railroad
cars, creosoted bridge lumber, concrete bridge decks, with unit prices
effective from August 1, 2005, until July 31, 2006, sign blanks, sign faces,
pavement markings, and metal sign posts, with unit prices effective from
September 1, 2005, until February 28, 2006.
39. Consideration
of going into executive session to discuss Worker’s Compensation Claim #45680
(Parker vs. Police Jury).
40. ADVISE
that surplus adjudicated properties will be offered for sale by the Director of
the Division of Planning and Development on July 26, 2005. (see attached)
·
Term of Mr. Byron Chamblee as a member of the
Board of Commissioners of Waterworks District No. Nine of Ward Four. (Mr. Chamblee represents District 12. Mr. Danahay is the liaison.)
·
Term of Mr.
John C. Guidry as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage
District No. Seven of Ward Eight. (Mr. Guidry represents District 10. Mr.
Stelly is the liaison.)
·
Term of Mr.
Zoren O’Brien as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage
District No. Seven of Ward Eight. (Mr. O’Brien represents District 10. Mr. Stelly is the liaison.)
·
Term of Mr.
Louis J. LeBleu as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Gravity Drainage
District No. Seven of Ward Eight. (Mr.
LeBleu represents District 4. Mr.
Stelly is the liaison.)
·
Term of Ms.
Nancy Faulk as a member of the Board of Commissioners of Ward Four Fire
Protection District No. Four (a.k.a. Houston River Fire District). (Consensus recommendation of the jurors
representing Districts 11, 12, 13 & 14.
Mrs. Treme is the liaison.)