Public Notice 11/05/2026 Patrica M. Hidalgo 503 B Parkside Dr. Thibodaux, LA 70301 Regards to Case #: 260115 503 B Parkside Dr. Thibodaux, LA 70301 FINAL NOTICE OF VIOLATION, as it pertains to Nuisance Abatement within the section of the Code ofOrdinances. PROPERTY OWNED BY: Patrica M. Hidalgo 503 B Parkside Dr., Thibodaux, LA 70301; PROPERTYDESCRIBED AS: LOT 4-A, BLOCK 11, ADD. 2, DUGAS SD; (46.56' X 98.72'E; 98.15'W; 46.56'REAR).ASSESSMENT # 0020619981 DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION: Tall Grass TALL GRASS TO BE REMOVED BY CONTRACTOR AT OWNERS EXPENSE ACTION MUST BE TAKEN TO CORRECT THIS VIOLATION WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS FOLLOWING THEDATE OF THIS PUBLICATION. Please be advised that the Lafourche Parish Code of Ordinances gives the Lafourche Parish Governmentauthority to take corrective action through an independent Contractor to remedy the violation at the abovedescribed location and a minimum cost assessment of $300.00 will be charged to the property owner. A copy of Lafourche Parish Code of Ordinances can be obtained by contacting the Lafourche ParishGovernment's Department of Solid Waste at (985) 537-7603 or 1 (800) 794-3160. 12767393 11/7/26 ($21.12)

Public Notice 11/04/2026 LEE, DONNIE A. ADJ. LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT 100% C/O ANNATTE LEE 167 EAST 14TH ST. LAROSE, LA 70373 Regards to Case #: 260143 167 EAST 14TH ST. LAROSE, LA 70373 FINAL NOTICE OF VIOLATION, as it pertains to Nuisance Abatement within the section of the Code ofOrdinances. PROPERTY OWNED BY: LEE, DONNIE A. ADJ. LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT 100% C/OANNATTE LEE 167 EAST 14TH ST., LAROSE, LA 70373; PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS: LOT (96' X 300')ON LB, 35 MI. BELOW THIB.; COMMENCING @ 958.24' EAST OF HIGHWAY #308 R.O.W.; BOUNDED NBY O. T. MELVIN; BELOW BY SIDNEY LEDET. (1034-200) (953-1) (459-52) (1093-502) (1114-252)ASSESSMENT # 0102525400 DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION:TALL GRASS AND DERELICT STRUCTURE TO BE REMOVED BY CONTRACTOR AT OWNERS EXPENSE ACTION MUST BE TAKEN TO CORRECT THIS VIOLATION WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS FOLLOWING THEDATE OF THIS PUBLICATION. Please be advised that the Lafourche Parish Code of Ordinances gives the Lafourche Parish Governmentauthority to take corrective action through an independent Contractor to remedy the violation at the abovedescribed location and a minimum cost assessment of $300.00 will be charged to the property owner. A copy of Lafourche Parish Code of Ordinances can be obtained by contacting the Lafourche ParishGovernment's Department of Solid Waste at (985) 537-7603 or 1 (800) 794-3160. 12765991 11/7/26 ($24.96)

State of Louisiana Parish of Lafourche August 24, 2026 Lockport, Louisiana The Regular Meeting of the Library Board of Control was called to order on Monday, August 24, 2026 at 5:00 pm with the following: PRESENT: Bennie Smith, President Teddy Collins, Jr., Vice-President Courtney Hubbell Ruby LeBlanc Linda Eymard entered at 5:04pm ABSENT: Tonya Hearns Mitch Orgeron, Parish President & Library Liaison Also present in the meeting: Laura Sanders, Library Director; Sherry Lucas, Finance/HR/Operations Manager; and Dana Clement, Administrative Assistant for the Library. Ms. Smith stated after roll call, We have a quorum and can move forward with our meeting. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited together. A motion to accept the LBC agenda was made by Mrs. Hubbell, seconded by Mrs. Middleton, and carried unanimously. A motion to accept the minutes of the April 27, 2026 Finance Committee Meeting was made by Mrs. Middleton, seconded by Mrs. Hubbell and carried unanimously. A motion to accept the minutes of the April 27, 2026 Regular Meeting was made by Mrs. Hubbell, seconded by Mrs. LeBlanc and carried unanimously. Public Wishing to Address the Board: Robert Theriot, 414 Eagle Dr., Raceland, LA offered to donate a custom seafood stirring paddle as a door prize that will include the library logo and his name as a contributor. The Board and Mrs. Laura thanked Mr. Theriot and look forward to receiving his generous donation. Finance Report: Mrs. Lucas reported that the Librarys fund balance at the end of July was $6.8 million and today is currently $6.5 million. Mrs. Lucas informed the Board, we were finally approved for $51,062 in internet discounts from E-rate for the funding year July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. Mrs. Lucas noted, Parish Finance took our amendments to our 2026 Budget, and those of other departments, to Council as a Supplemental Appropriation. The Council approved the changes in July. As a reminder this Board did not increase expected 2026 expenditures but instead moved some funds between categories to better meet anticipated needs. With no other discussions, a motion was made by Mrs. Middleton, seconded by Mrs. Hubbell, to accept the Finance Report. The motion carried unanimously. Director Report: Mrs. Sanders reported managing the daily operations of the library system and attending quite a few meetings over the last several months. Mrs. Sanders stated, Ive applied for the Etouffee Grant, with State Library for free Apple products for in house programming. Mrs. Sanders also stated, Lets talk about our upcoming millage election, Dec 12, 2026, I do plan to attend the Council meeting to help explain library services and governmental accounting. All of our building projects are on pause, due to the millage renewals failing in the May 16th election. She also explained that Brody Williams, the Assistant Principal at South Lafourche High School, the Library, and Parish President are working together to create an MOU so that the South Lafourche building can serve as an emergency evacuation site. A motion was made by Mrs. LeBlanc, seconded Mrs. Middleton, to accept the Director Report. The motion carried unanimously. New Business: 1. Discussion and recommendation on Memorandum of Understanding between the Lafourche Library and National Park Service to the council for approval. Mrs. Sanders explained, This is a 5-year continuation of the agreement between Headquarters and the National Park Services to allow staff access to the building during government shutdowns. There are were no changes made to the document since the last time you saw and voted on it. A motion was made by Mrs. Hubbell and seconded by Mrs. LeBlanc to approve and recommend the Parish Councils approval of the MOU. The motion carried unanimously: 6-0-1-0. 2. Discussion and approval of annual computer purchases for lab upgrades: Mrs. Sanders stated, attached are the quotes for our annual computer purchases for our scheduled lab upgrades. Although we have budgeted $60,000 for this expense we are only spending what is needed right due to the pending millage renewals. A motion was made by Mrs. Hubbell, seconded by Mrs. LeBlanc, to accept the Complete Network Management low quote of $27,347.58, to purchase 26 all-in-one desktops. A roll call vote was taken: Ms. Smith yes, Mrs. Hubbell yes, Mrs. Eymard yes, Mrs. Hearns absent, Mrs. LeBlanc yes, Mrs. Middleton yes, and Mr. Collins yes. The motion carried 6-0-1-0. 3. Discussion and approval on Thibodaux Branch continuous roofing issues: Mrs. Sanders explained, Weve continued to have roofing issues at Thibodaux. Ever since install in 2014 weve had numerous visits by manufacturer authorized roofing companies to troubleshoot but we are still experiencing repeated leaks. Weve done everything we can to solve these issues. Our roof is now graded as a C, meaning it only has five to seven years of remaining life, when it should have lasted thirty years. It was a bad install, and were getting no further meaningful assistance from the manufacturer. I spoke to Parish President Orgeron about this, and he agrees it is time to move forward with a roof replacement. Currently, Im proposing we hire GFP Somdal, LLC to develop a sloped roof project. A motion was made by Mrs. Hubbell, seconded by Mrs. Eymard, to hire GFP Somdal, LLC to develop a roof replacement project for the Thibodaux Library. The motion carried unanimously. Ms. Smith yes, Mrs. Hubbell yes, Mrs. Eymard yes, Mrs. Hearns absent, Mrs. LeBlanc yes, Mrs. Middleton yes, and Mr. Collins yes. The motion carried 6-0-1-0. 4. Discussion of the May 16, 2026 millage election results for LPPL: Mrs. Sanders stated, Obviously, I was just as upset with the loss on our millage renewals as you and our patrons were. Ive done some cutting back on spending, such as reducing the copies of books and the number of hotspots we would normally purchase. Mrs. Sanders explained, provided to you is a worksheet of estimated annual costs by location. Mrs. Sanders also stated, I attended a State Library millage seminar, spoke with other directors in the state, and we have a pretty good plan for our Dec. 12, 2026 election. With that being said, well have to spend some money, possibly out of our reserve funds. We also need to start thinking about some tough decisions if our millages dont pass. Additionally, our Parish is looking at tax reform. I believe we need to look at possibly changing our By-Laws to reflect 6 months worth of reserves instead of an entire year, which could allow us to roll back our millage when we reach that goal. We also need to think about what we can do to create savings within our Library system, including possibly closing low performing branches. I do not have you voting on anything tonight, but we as a group need to start thinking about these tough decisions so we can make changes in the future. After some discussion, the item concluded. With no further business to discuss, a motion for adjournment was made by Mrs. Middleton, seconded by Mrs. Hubbell, and carried unanimously. The Library Board of Control was adjourned at approximately 5:50pm. 12765409 11/7/26 ($114.00)

NOTICE All parts of the annual return, 990PF, schedules and attachments, other than the list of contributors, for the James J. Buquet, Jr. Family Foundation, year ending April 30, 2026 are available for public inspection at the office of James J. Buquet, III located at 1243 Bayou Black Drive, Houma, LA between the hours of 9am through 5pm Monday through Friday. All written requests for inspection should be mailed to P.O. Box 7053, Houma, LA 70361. James J. Buquet, III President November 7 2026 LLOU0630802

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE TERREBONNE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY BOARD MEETING TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2026 President James Buquet, III called the meeting to order at 12:00 p.m. The prayer and Pledge of Allegiance were led by Ms. Tammy Haydel. The meeting was held at the Don Schwab Center for Business and Government, 7910 Main Street, 3rd Floor Conference Room, in Houma. Members recorded as present were: Mr. James Buquet, III, Dr. Michael Garcia, Mr. Vince Cannata, Mr. Marcus Jasper, Mr. Robert Naquin, Jr., Mr. Joshua Alford, Mr. Michael Lewis and Mr. Joe Boudreaux, II. Recorded as absent was Mr. Joel Watson. Also present were: Mr. Cohen Guidry, TEDAs CEO, Ms. Katherine Theriot, TEDAs Director of Business Retention and Expansion, Ms. Tammy Haydel, TEDAs Office Manager, and Mr. Doug Gregory of Morrison Terrebonne Lumbar and Hardware. Mr. Boudreaux motioned to approve the September 1, 2026 TEDA Regular Board Meeting Minutes as submitted, seconded by Dr. Garcia. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Naquin presented the monthly financial updates, noting that expenditures were typical. All account reconciliations were confirmed to be balanced and in order. Mr. Guidry advised of the status of the 2027 Proposed Budget and explained the line items. Mr. Guidry apprised the Board of the 10th Annual Chancellors Breakfast to be hosted by Fletcher Technical College on December 10, 2026. Mr. Lewis motioned to approve the Blue & Silver Sponsorship for the event, seconded by Mr. Alford. The motion passed unanimously. Ms. Theriot presented the September BRE report, noting that 9 BRE visits were conducted for the month, bringing the cumulative total to 90. The companies visited operate in the manufacturing, oil and gas service, marine companies, mechanical contractor and diesel engine repair/manufacturing sectors, with a collective workforce of 1,733 employees. Mr. Guidry updated the Board on various projects which included the following: - Small Business Grant; - Legislation Revisions; - COLAB; - Terrebonne Port Commission; - Fletcher Training Programs; and, - Nova Spark. Mr. Buquet presented TEDA Resolution 26-003 to the Board. The resolution authorizes TEDA to submit to the Terrebonne Parish Council for approval the incorporation of the Industrial Development Board of the Parish of Terrebonne, Inc.; appointment of the members of the board of directors thereof; and otherwise providing with respect thereto. Mr. Lewis motioned to approve Resolution 26-003 as submitted, seconded by Mr. Alford. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. Buquet made three calls for public wishing to address the committee with no response. At 1:29 p.m., Mr. Lewis moved to adjourn, seconded by Mr. Boudreaux. The motion passed unanimously. Mr. James Buquet, III, President Ms. Tammy Haydel, Minute Clerk 11/7/26 ($89.55)

TERREBONNE PARISH DEPARTMENT OF COASTAL RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT OFFICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF PENDING APPLICATIONS This is notification that the Coastal Zone Management office has received the following application for a Coastal Use Permit and/or a Coastal Impact Certificate. Applications are under review for a comment period of 25 days, after which time a determination will be issued. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact Mart Black, Director at 985-873-6889 or mblack@tpcg.org Deryle Bourgeois: Proposed Borrow Pit at 1100 Crochetville Road, Montegut, LA Terrebonne Parish. P20260921 12765362 11/07/26 ($22.05)

MINUTES SOUTH CENTRAL PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING Thursday, June 25th, 2026 On Thursday, June 25th, 2026, at 10:30am at Port of Morgan City in Morgan City, LA. Chairman Naquin called the regular meeting to order. J. Bergeron led the Board in the Pledge of Allegiance. E. Bergeron conducted roll call. Members present or represented by proxy were: J. Naquin, W. Reed, M. Arcenaux representing R. Animashaun, M. Atzenhoffer, J. Jones, K. Cressoinie representing K. Clement, E. Alexander, L. Wilson, C. Forrestier representing P. Dufrense, L. Sorapuru, Jr., P. Hebert representing S. Jones, C. Vappie, D. Arthur, E. Foulcard, R. Grogan, J. Bergeron, J. Amedee, L. Charles, M. Marmande, Jr, and J. Rogers. Members absent were: M. Orgeron, J. Bouziga, B. Plaisance, M. Jewell, W. Comardelle, B. Savoie, S. Bourgeois, P. St. Pierre, J. Hotard, H. Oubre, L. Dragna, D. Babin, and C. Tucker. Ex-Officio members absent were: Dr. J. Clune of NSU, Dr. K. Strickland, FCC, and M. Darden of Chitimacha Tribe. Staff members present were: K. Belanger, J. Foret, C. Curole, T. Watkins, M. Wich, and E. Bergeron. Guests present were: L. Levine of the City of Franklin, M. Duhon and R. Olander of St. Mary Parish Council, R. Taylor of SCRACH, C. Pulaski of TPCG, E. Campo and T. Lambeth of Desire Line. The first item on the agenda was the Review and Acceptance of minutes of April 23rd, 2026, Regular Meeting. C. Vappie motioned to accept minutes of April 23rd, 2026, Regular Meeting. E. Alexander seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Next on the agenda was the Acceptance of Management Committee Meeting Minutes of June 23rd, 2026. M. Atzenhoffer motioned to accept Management Committee Meeting Minutes of June 23rd, 2026. E. Alexander seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Third item on the agenda was the Special Election of Secretary to SCPDCs Management Committee. Chairman Naquin opened the floor to receive nominations for Vice-Chairman of SCPDCs Board of Commissioners. E. Foulcard motioned for C. Vappie to serve as Secretary of SCPDCs Board of Commissioners. D. Arthur seconded. There being no objections or other nominations, motion carried. Chairman Naquin congratulated C. Vappie on becoming SCPDCs Board of Commissioners Secretary. Review and Approval of the Financial Statement ending May 31st, 2026, was the fourth item on the agenda for discussion. K. Belanger reviewed the Financial Statement ending May 31st, 2026. He reviewed each departments ending fund balance and relayed the ending fund balance to date for SCPDCs General Fund was $445,791.87. Under the Housing Program, K. Belanger explained the house located on Westview Drive in Houma has not sold yet. Due to CDBG regulations the house must be sold to a low to moderate income person; however, the value of the house exceeds the programs limits. The Management Committee has met and decided to reduce asking cost of the house in hopes of a quick sale. They also decided to begin utilizing sub-contractors for the construction of future houses. Other jurisdictions and outside contractors have expressed interested in purchasing erector sets of steel manufactured homes. Staff have been exploring the option of servicing those needs. M. Atzenhoffer motioned, to approve the Financial Statement ending May 31st, 2026. W. Reed seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Agenda item five was the Review and Approval of FY26 Budget Adjustments. K. Belanger explained the budget adjustments made to the FY26 budget and the expenditures which has led to a $1.3million deficit. Discussion ensued. E. Alexander motioned, to approve the FY26 Budget Adjustments. D. Arthur seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Review and Approval of FY27 Proposed Budget was agenda item six. Staff met to discuss the budget and deemed efforts necessary to help alleviate the deficit. COLA and merit raises are being withheld. Adjustments are being made regarding staffing, there is a planned layoff of 12 employees with no expected impacts on services provided by the Commission. M. Atzenhoffer requested the Board of Commissioners to revisit the budget in January 2027 for consideration of reimplementing COLA raises for employees, the Commissioners agreed. Both K. Belanger and M. Wich briefed the Commissioners on the changes occurring within the housing program to help cut cost and slimline the construction process as well as the possible implementation of new projects. Chairman Naquin stated if future housing initiatives do not work out as planned, the Commission needs to revisit the program and pivot its efforts, the Commissioners were in agreement. Discussion ensued. M. Marmande, Jr., motioned to approve the FY27 Proposed Budget as presented. C. Vappie seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Next was the Watershed Region 6 Master Plan Presentation by E. Campo of Desire Line, Inc. She explained how the state has created nine watershed regions and steering committees to coordinate flood risk reduction efforts and project funding among parishes. A brief overview of the Watershed Region 6 Master Plan and the updates recently made was given. The plan reflects regional priorities and the realities communities of the region face. It also has helped to establish a path forward for how progress will be measured and communicated over time. She encouraged all to review the plan which is available on SCPDCs website. Agenda items eight, nine, ten, and eleven were resolutions adopted annually. Agenda item eight: Resolution authorizing the CEO to sign any and all documents including bank drafts, and to enter into contracts and agreements on behalf of SCPDC. C. Vappie motioned to approve the resolution authorizing the CEO to sign any and all documents including bank drafts, and to enter into contracts and agreements on behalf of SCPDC. M. Atzenhoffer seconded. There being no objections motion carried. Agenda item nine: Resolution certifying the Revolving Loan Fund Program is consistent with the current Regional Economical Adjustment Strategy; is being operated in accordance with the policies and procedures contained in the plan; and that all loan portfolios meet plan standards. M. Atzenhoffer motioned to approve the resolution certifying the Revolving Loan Fund Program is consistent with the current Regional Economical Adjustment Strategy; is being operated in accordance with the policies and procedures contained in the plan; and that all loan portfolios meet plan standards. E. Alexander seconded the motion. There being no objection motion carried. Agenda item ten: Resolution adopting System Survey and Compliance Questionnaire. M. Atzenhoffer motioned to approve the resolution adopting System Survey and Compliance Questionnaire. W. Reed seconded the motion. There being no objection motion carried. Agenda item eleven: quotes received for the Official Journal for July 1st, 2026 June 30th, 2027, were reviewed. The Courier submitted the lowest quote with a rate of $3.20 per legal square of 100 words. L. Charles motioned, seconded by C. Vappie to approve the Houma Courier to continue as the Official Journal of SCPDC for July 1st, 2026 June 30th, 2027. There being no objections motion carried. Ratification of new member to the RLF/RCF Administration Board was agenda item twelve. It was brought to the Commissioners attention that R. Olander has decided not to accept his nomination to the RLF/RCF Administration Board; however, D. Hill voiced his interest in participating on the RLF/RCF Administration Board. Discussion ensued. M. Atzenhoffer motioned to approve the RLF/RCF Administration Board nomination for R. Olander as presented on the agenda. E. Foulcard seconded the motion. There being no objection motion carried. Then it was motioned by E. Foulcard to nominate D. Hill as R. Olanders replacement on the RLF/RCF Administration Board. R. Grogan seconded the motion. There being no objection motion carried. There was no other business to discuss. The SCPDC newsletter was sent out electronically for all to read at their leisure. Corporate Sponsor was the Port of Morgan City. Thank you Mr. B. Adams. Next meeting date has been set for Thursday, October 15th, 2026, in Terrebonne Parish, location to be determined. There being no other business to discuss. J. Bergeron motioned, M. Atzenhoffer seconded to adjourn the meeting. Motion carried. As duly authorized officers of South Central Planning and Development Commission, Board of Commissioners, we do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is the official version of the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Commissioners held on June 25th, 2026. Jeff Naquin, Chairman South Central Planning & Development Commission Jason Bergeron, Secretary South Central Planning & Development Commission 12765133 11/7/26 ($84.00)