PUBLIC NOTICE In accordance with applicable law, Port Rail, Inc. does hereby give Public Notice that the Board of Directors has filed its Report of Activities for 2025 with the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury on January 28, 2026. The Report is available for public inspection at the Office of the Administrator of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury, 1015 Pithon Street, Lake Charles, Louisiana 70601 and at the office of Port Rail, Inc. at 1611 West Sallier Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601 during normal office hours of 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. 1/31/26 DATE /s/ Derek Midkiff Derek Midkiff Executive Director Jan 31 1t 2095016 Notice Cost- $31.00

SUCCESSION OF VS. NO. PRO 65258 KEN HARRY LOWERY FILED: Jan 26, 2026 14TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF CALCASIEU STATE OF LOUISIANA //s// Brittany McLaughlin Deputy Clerk of Court NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TOBY LYNNLOWERY. duly appointed and qualified Testatrix fo the Succession KEN HARRY LOWERY, has, pursuant to the Code of Civil Procedure, petitionaed this honorable court for authority to sell, at private sale for the price of $7,000.00, the following described movable property owned by the succession, situated int eh Parish of Calcasieu, and more particularly described as: 1997 CHAMPION Pontoon Boat HIN: TSB26077K697 2007 MCCLAIN Boat Trailer VIN: 4LYBA20277H005563 NOW THEREFORE, in accordance with the law made and provided in such cases, ntoice is hereby given that TOBY LYNN LOWERY, Testatrix, proposes to sell the aforesaid movable property, at private sale, for the price and upon the terms aforesaid, and the heirs, legatees and creditors are required to make opposition, if any they ahve or can, to such course, within seven days including Sundays and holidays, from the date of the publication of this notice. BY ORDER OF THE 14TH Judicial District Court on this 26th day of January, 2026 //s// Brittany McLaughlin Deputy Clerk of Court Jan 31 1t 2094991 Notice Cost- $96.00

Calcasieu Parish Police Jury May 8, 2025 Lake Charles, Louisiana The Police Jury of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, met in Regular Session at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 8, 2025, in the Police Jury Meeting Room of the Parish Government Building at 1015 Pithon Street, Lake Charles, Louisiana, with The Honorable Judd Bares, President, presiding. Call to Order by President Bares. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance. (Mr. Bowers) Roll Call. PRESENT: Ms. Mary Kaye Eason; and Messrs. Brian Abshire, Joe Andrepont, Anthony Bartie, Mitch Bowers, Randy Burleigh, Tony Guillory, Ron Hayes, Chris Landry, Eddie Lewis, Jr., Roger Marcantel, Mike Smith, and Tony Stelly ABSENT: Mr. Darby Quinn OTHERS PRESENT: Mr. Dane R. Bolin, Parish Administrator; Ms. Jessica D. Booth, Director of Administration; Mr. Wesley W. Crain, Director of Planning and Development; Ms. Kelly Fontenot, Parish Treasurer/Finance Director; Mr. Samuel Gabb of Plauche, Smith and Nieset, General Counsel; Mr. V. Ed McGuire of Plauche, Smith and Nieset, Co-General Counsel; Mr. Alberto C. Galan, Director of Parish Operations; Mr. Nicholas Johnson, Parish Engineer; Mr. Allen Wainwright, Director of the Division of Engineering and Public Works; and Ms. Jennifer R. Wallace, Parish Secretary President Bares welcomed the Calcasieu Parish Sheriffs Deputies in attendance and complimented their new uniforms implemented following the election of Sheriff Gary Stitch Guillory. 2. Planning and Development Consideration of approving the following items as requested by the Division of Planning and Development, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto: 2.A Approve an application for a liquor and beer permit for LCLA Investor Group LLC, dba Jellystone Park Lake Charles, 4200 Luke Powers Road, Lake Charles. (District 2, Mr. Smith) Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Burleigh and carried unanimously to approve the application. 2.B Approve the following for Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, dba The Shack, 7793 Lake Street, Lake Charles (District 7, Mr. Landry): (1) Approve an application for a liquor and beer permit for Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, dba The Shack, 7793 Lake Street, Lake Charles; and (2) Adopt a resolution approving the submittal to Louisiana Alcohol and Tobacco Control a Petition to Oppose Issuance of an Alcohol Beverage Permit for Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, dba Caddyshack, 7795 Lake Street, Lake Charles. Motion was made by Mr. Landry, seconded by Mr. Hayes and carried unanimously to discuss. Mr. McGuire said he would provide history on Caddyshack Icehouse LLC prior to the Police Jurors beginning their discussion and that the applicant for sub-items (1) and (2) was Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, which would be referred to as the applicant. Mr. McGuire advised that the applicant submitted a Local liquor and beer permit application for Caddyshack, 7795 Lake Street, Lake Charles, in 2024, and said application was granted in 2024. After receiving the Local permit, the applicant applied with Louisiana Alcohol and Tobacco Control for a State permit to operate as a restaurant. Once that permit was received, the applicant began selling food and alcohol. Mr. McGuire continued, saying that in 2025, the State investigated whether or not the applicant met the standards of operation as a restaurant. The results of the investigation, provided as an attachment for review, revealed the alcohol sales outweighed the food sales, thereby making the applicant non-compliant with the State requirement of more than 50% of sales from food compared to alcohol. For that reason, the State did not renew the applicants application at 7795 Lake Street, Lake Charles. At the time of the meeting, there was no active license at this location. Mr. McGuire explained the next steps for the applicant. The applicant had requested a new permit from the State to operate as a bar. He noted the Local zoning ordinance did not allow a bar within 300 feet of a residence; therefore, unless the applicant modified the structure, it would not qualify for a Local permit, which was necessary for State permitting. As a result, the applicant, with a Local development permit, installed a wall to separate the restaurant from the bar within the existing structure and received a new address for the restaurant component, 7793 Lake Street, Lake Charles. Regarding the sub-items, Mr. McGuire said 2.B(1) was the applicants request for a Local liquor and beer permit for 7793 Lake Street, Lake Charles and 2.B(2) was to consider a resolution approving a submission to the State Alcohol and Tobacco Control Board regarding the pending application with that office. Said application was for applicants new permit as a bar at 7795 Lake Street, Lake Charles, where a current Local liquor and beer permit was valid through the end of 2025. The Police Jury had the option, as individual elected officials or as a body, to oppose the State application. An approval of sub-item 2.B(2) would allow the opposition to be submitted from the full Police Jury. Mr. McGuire expressed his opinion as counsel that, because the applicant, Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, and the location were the same in all applications, the Police Jury was able to consider the history of the location and the applicant in making decisions for both sub-items contained within agenda item 2.B. President Bares advised that a video was submitted and asked that it be presented at that time. The staff broadcast the video as requested. Mr. Gabb advised that President Bares had three Request to Appear forms on this item, one from the applicants attorney and two from opponents. Mr. Gabb said two owners of Caddyshack Icehouse LLC had submitted requests to speak and decided to cede their time to their attorney. As a result, the attorney would be granted some additional time to speak. Mr. Adam Johnson, 1419 Ryan Street, Lake Charles, appeared before the Police Jury representing the applicant. He said the owners of Caddyshack Icehouse LLC were local business owners who raised their families locally and had an idea to rehabilitate a business, Putters, that had been at this location previously and was struggling for years. He noted that the speed of success achieved by the new endeavor had surprised the applicant and attributed the success to the uniqueness of the business, especially the golf aspect. While the success was a blessing, Mr. Johnson continued, the speed of it created some difficulties in mitigating the impacts on the neighbors, as evidenced in the video previously presented. Mr. Johnson said that, once the applicant was made aware of issues, the applicant quickly took steps to address concerns, specifically hiring private security, hiring additional employees to monitor the parking lot and remove litter, met with Parish leaders, and began construction on a new parking lot (until a cease and desist order was received from the property owner, the Airport Authority of Airport District No. One). Mr. Johnson said that, as the business grew, the applicant was told of the requirement to change the classification from a restaurant to a bar. The applicant filed the new application for a bar with the State. To change the Local license and comply with Local requirements per Parish staff, the applicant made structural modifications to comply with the Parish zoning code at significant expense. Said modifications included removing a putting green, obtaining a second address, and constructing a wall of separation between the restaurant and bar. The applicant took these actions with the understanding that doing so would allow the necessary approval to keep the business open. Regarding the expiration of the State license, Mr. Johnson said the State had issued an exemption to allow operations to continue after March 31, 2025; however, the exemption was for a marina rather than the golf exemption. He explained that when the applicant pointed out the error to the State, the staff on the State level said the issue was with the Police Jury, thereby stalling continuation of the business. Mr. Johnson reviewed the agenda item and stated that the State application connected to sub-item (2) had been placed on hold due to an objection. Furthermore, the proposed action would stop the business from operating, even under the existing Local license, which was valid through the end of 2025. Mr. Johnson expressed his opinion that the proposed actions made the meeting feel more like a revocation hearing without the benefits of a revocation process, receiving the costs of the application without the rights associated with revocation. He reiterated that the applicant had done all that had been requested by Parish staff and said the applicant had done so with the understanding that in return it would receive the needed approvals, not solely the right to apply. He said if the Local application was denied and the Petition of Opposition to the bar was submitted to the State, the remedy would be for the applicant to go to District Court. He added that the applicants preference was to reach a reasonable compromise without involving the court. To do so, Mr. Johnson suggested the Police Jury vote in the applicants favor, granting the application and denying the Petition to Oppose, and allow for development of a written document listing enforceable terms of approval that balance the interests of all parties. Mr. Johnson closed by reminding the Police Jury that the owners were present to answer any questions. Mr. Landry said the problems at this location had been going on for months and the applicant had now decided to address the issues. He referenced Mr. Johnsons statement that private security had been hired and said the private security had not done a good job as evidenced by guns being fired at an airport rather than at a gun range. When the applicant found that the private security was not successful, Mr. Landry said the applicant should have then hired the Calcasieu Parish Sheriffs Office (CPSO) to handle security, despite the probable higher cost. Mr. Johnson responded that the applicant was willing to hire the CPSO if it would facilitate the necessary approval to continue the business. Mr. Landry reminded Mr. Johnson that, several months ago, some of the owners met with some Police Jurors and some Parish staff to discuss the complaints and needed actions. Mr. Johnson said applicant had taken action. He used the parking lot as an example, saying the lot was designed to address concerns and the applicant had called the CPSO multiple times to tow vehicles without success. Mr. Abshire said there were no golfers using the business for that purpose after dark. He said the business was a bar and he personally would not want to live near it. Mr. Johnson reiterated that the applicant would like the opportunity to address concerns through a written agreement. He suggested the agreement could include restrictions on operating hours and an automatic revocation clause for violation of the agreement. He said the agreement would allow the business to continue to operate and protect the applicants investment. Ms. Eason said she participated in the meeting referenced by Mr. Landry and felt that the plan presented by the owners could have been successful. She said, being that the Police Jury was pro-business, the group in attendance at said meeting gave the owners an opportunity to correct the issues, but the owners have not done so. She added that if the Police Jury were to approve separating the restaurant from the bar, the approval would only increase the likelihood of problems as it would result in a night club on airport property across the street from a residential neighborhood. Mr. Johnson responded that the applicants lease with the airport specifically allows the operation of a bar at that location. He reiterated his desire for a written agreement to address solutions to problems. He said the owners left the referenced meeting with good intentions and took immediate action. Mr. Hayes expressed concern stating he believed there were 70 CPSO callouts and 7 arrests made at this location since the presented video was made. He said that he has issues that were not addressed after the referenced meeting, although the owners continued to talk about seeking solutions. Mr. Toby Hagan, 7810 Lake Street, Lake Charles, appeared before the Police Jury in opposition to The Shack and thanked the Police Jury for the opportunity to speak. He said the neighborhood had always been peaceful until the arrival of Caddyshack. He noted that since January 1, 2024, the CPSO had received a total of 152 calls regarding the violation of laws put into place to keep neighborhoods safe and quiet. The Shack was under the same ownership, in the same building, and would be the same business as Caddyshack. He asked the Police Jurors to pretend his home was theirs, with an elderly mother, a wife, looking forward to relaxing weekends in their place of solitude. He said instead they had walls and windows shaking from an outdoor DJ playing amplified bass in foul-mouthed music, with beer bottles in the yard, cars blocking the driveway, and the no parking area populated with underaged drinkers. He said this was their experience every weekend and begged the Police Jurors to vote no to issuing a license to The Shack. Mr. Jim Klepzig, 1084 Franklin Road, Lake Charles, appeared before the Police Jury to speak in opposition to a liquor and beer permit being issued to the applicant and said his home was a quarter mile away from the business. Despite the distance, he said he was subject to loud noises, gunfire, and increased traffic. He added that, if issues were only noise, gunfire, and traffic, he did not feel that changing hours, as Mr. Johnson suggested, would help as there was no hour in the day that those things were acceptable. On item 2.B(1), Mr. Landry made a motion to deny the application and the motion was seconded by Mr. Stelly. A reverse roll call vote was taken and the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: Mr. Stelly, Mr. Smith, Mr. Marcantel, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Landry, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Guillory, Ms. Eason, Mr. Burleigh, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Bartie, Mr. Andrepont, and Mr. Abshire NAYS: None ABSENT: Mr. Quinn ABSTAIN: President Bares President Bares declared the motion as having carried unanimously to deny the approval of the application. On item 2.B(2), Mr. Landry made a motion to adopt a resolution approving the submittal of a Petition in Opposition and the motion was seconded by Mr. Hayes. A roll call vote was taken and the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: Mr. Abshire, Mr. Andrepont, Mr. Bartie, Mr. Bowers, Mr. Burleigh, Ms. Eason, Mr. Guillory, Mr. Hayes, Mr. Landry, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Marcantel, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Stelly NAYS: None ABSENT: Mr. Quinn ABSTAIN: President Bares The vote having carried unanimously, President Bares declared the motion to adopt the resolution approving the submittal of a Petition in Opposition. RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve the submittal to Louisiana Alcohol and Tobacco Control a Petition to Oppose Issuance of an Alcohol Beverage Permit for Caddyshack Icehouse LLC, dba Caddyshack, 7795 Lake Street, Lake Charles. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 2.C Adopt ordinances associated with the Adjudicated Property Sale conducted on April 29, 2025. Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to adopt the following ordinances: (ORDINANCE NO. 8058 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8059 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8060 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8061 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8062 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8063 previously published June 7, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8064 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8065 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8066 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8067 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8068 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8069 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8070 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8071 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8074 previously published June 14, 2025) 1. Public Hearing Hold a public hearing at 5:45 p.m., as a result of notice provided to the owners of the properties 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: 1.A 1488 HIGHWAY 171, Moss Bluff, Ward One (one house). Owner: Succession of Elice Lavergne and Virgin Standberry Lavergne, c/o Jude Chantlin, 1420 Lavergne Road, Lake Charles, LA 70611 TA #00018341 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Lewis and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 1488 Highway 171, Moss Bluff, Ward One, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8044 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.B 325 YOU WINN ROAD, Moss Bluff, Ward One (one house). Owner: Jerry Dale Busby, 325 You Winn Road, Lake Charles, LA 70611 TA #00023914 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 325 You Winn Road, Moss Bluff, Ward One, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8045 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.C 1305 LAVERGNE ROAD, Moss Bluff, Ward One (one house and two accessory buildings). Owner: Michael James Guillory, c/o Jessica Guillory, 215 Ashley Way, Alvin, TX 77511 TA #00012874 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house and two accessory buildings located at 1305 Lavergne Road, Moss Bluff, Ward One, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8046 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.D 1449 LAVERGNE ROAD, Moss Bluff, Ward One (one house). Owner: Hillman Lavergne Estate, et al, c/o Larry Lavergne, 603 South Franklin Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601 TA #01000810 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 1449 Lavergne Road, Moss Bluff, Ward One, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8047 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.E 4001 ELLIS STREET, Lake Charles, Ward Three (one accessory building and one carport). Owner: John Kevin Carter, 4001 Ellis Street, Lake Charles, LA 70601 TA #00090115 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Burleigh and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the accessory building and carport located at 4001 Ellis Street, Lake Charles, Ward Three, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8048 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.F 117 COOKIE LANE, Lake Charles, Ward Three (one manufactured home with addition). Owner: Khalup Jack Hamilton, 5615 Rainbow Road, Baytown, TX 77523 TA #00990019 (District 2, Mr. Smith); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the manufactured home with addition located at 117 Cookie Lane, Lake Charles, Ward Three, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8049 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.G 7645 SPECK DRIVE, Lake Charles, Ward Three (one manufactured home). Owner: Sherwin James Chapman, et ux, 2219 South Pinewood Drive, Lake Charles, LA 70607 TA #00810193 (District 6, Mr. Hayes); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Hayes, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the manufactured home located at 7645 Speck Drive, Lake Charles, Ward Three, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8050 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.H 228 WEST HEBERT ROAD, Lake Charles, Ward Three (one house). Owner: Alejandro Hermandez Corona, et ux, 232 West Hebert Road, Lake Charles, LA 70607 TA #00075639B (District 7, Mr. Landry); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Landry, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 228 West Hebert Road, Lake Charles, Ward Three, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8051 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.I 420 HIGHWAY 3256, Lake Charles, Ward Eight (one house). Owner: Bullwin Enterprises, LLC, P O Box 16600, Lake Charles, LA 70606 TA #01206354 (District 10, Mr. Stelly); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Stelly, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 420 Highway 3256, Lake Charles, Ward Eight, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8052 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.J 174 ERNIE BENOIT STREET, Lake Charles, Ward Eight (one house and one accessory building). Owner: Tim Mott, et ux, 174 Ernie Benoit Street, Lake Charles, LA 70615 TA #00260312 (District 10, Mr. Stelly); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Stelly, seconded by Mr. Smith and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house and accessory building located at 174 Ernie Benoit Street, Lake Charles, Ward Eight, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8053 previously published May 31, 2025) 1.K 207 ORANGE STREET, DeQuincy, Ward Six (one manufactured home with addition). Owner: 99% interest, Moss House, LLC, 705C Seymour Pullman Lane, DeQuincy, LA 70633 TA #01082752 and 1% interest, Brandon Rogers, 5556 S Quintero Way, Centennial, CO 80015 TA #01082752A (District 11, Mr. Marcantel); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Burleigh and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the manufactured home with addition located at 207 Orange Street, DeQuincy, Ward Six, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8054 previously published June 7, 2025) 1.L 3506 PINE KNOLLS STREET, Sulphur, Ward Six (one house). Owner: Patricia Ann Bellard Espree, et al, 5417 9th Avenue, Lake Charles, LA 70607 TA #00775029 (District 11, Mr. Marcantel); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Burleigh and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the house located at 3506 Pine Knolls Street, Sulphur, Ward Six, within thirty days. Following the vote, Mr. Floyd Espree, 3506 Pine Knolls Street, Sulphur, appeared before the Police Jury and explained he was new to the process of a public hearing, but wanted to speak on this item. Mr. Espree said he was representing the owner and his purpose was to request additional time to repair the residence. He stated that he had invested significant funds in cleaning the property and intended to complete necessary repairs. Mr. Marcantel stated that the matter had persisted for five years and questioned the safety of ongoing work in a condemned structure to which Mr. Espree responded that unsafe portions of the structure had been removed and that the property was prepared for electrical inspection, though cosmetic repairs remain. Mr. David Robinson, Inspector in the Division of Planning and Development, advised that photographs taken two weeks prior indicated the property was not ready for occupancy. Mr. Espree requested four months to complete repairs. Mr. Crain opposed that length of time and emphasized the need for the owner to obtain a new permit for repairs and to coordinate with the Planning staff, providing the staff with regular progress reports. Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Burleigh and carried unanimously to rescind the prior condemnation action. Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously to defer action on the condemnation of the house until the Regular Meeting on July 3, 2025. 1.M 787 MAJESTIC OAK DRIVE, Sulphur, Ward Four (one manufactured home). Owner: Iona Majelle Graham Carll, c/o Jennifer Duhon, 1177 North Crocker Street, Sulphur, LA 70663 TA #01341239 (District 13, Mr. Andrepont); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Andrepont, seconded by Mr. Marcantel and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the manufactured home located at 787 Majestic Oak Drive, Sulphur, Ward Four, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8055 previously published June 7, 2025) 1.N 701 CONRAD LANE, Westlake, Ward Four (one manufactured home with addition). Owner: Patricia Haynes Lester, c/o James C. Haynes, Curator, 4800 East Quail Hollow Lane, Lake Charles, LA 70605 TA #00127914 (District 14, Mr. Burleigh); President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the manufactured home with addition located at 701 Conrad Lane, Westlake, Ward Four, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8056 previously published June 7, 2025) 1.O 3322 WESTWOOD ROAD, Westlake, Ward Four (two houses and one accessory building). Owner: Lewis M. Appleby, Estate, c/o Shelly R. Appleby, 162 Plantation Trace Drive, Longville, LA 70652 TA #00116386 (District 14, Mr. Burleigh); and President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to condemn and remove the two houses and accessory building located at 3322 Westwood Road, Westlake, Ward Four, within thirty days. As a result of the vote, the following ordinance was adopted: (ORDINANCE NO. 8057 previously published June 7, 2025) 1.P 415 PRATER ROAD, Mossville, Ward Four (one metal accessory building). Owner: Wesley John Montgomery, et al, c/o Tryella Harmon, 1519 1st Avenue, Lake Charles, LA 70601 TA #00127477 (District 14, Mr. Burleigh). AGENDA NOTE: Staff recommends that action be deferred for thirty (30) days to allow owner to obtain a permit for repairs. President Bares asked if there was anyone in the audience who wished to speak on this item and heard no response. Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Mr. Marcantel and carried unanimously to defer condemnation action on the metal accessory building until the Regular Meeting on June 5, 2025. 3. Engineering and Public Works Consideration of approving the following items as requested by the Division of Engineering and Public Works, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto: 3.A Adopt a resolution approving an Amendment to the Professional Engineering Contract between the Police Jury and Meyer and Associates, Inc., to include additional services and to revise the payment terms for the Intersection Improvements at John Stine Road with Sampson Street/Westwood Road/LA 378 Project. (District 14, Mr. Burleigh) Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Mr. Guillory and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve an Amendment to the Professional Engineering Contract between the Police Jury and Meyer and Associates, Inc., to include additional services and to revise the payment terms for the Intersection Improvements at John Stine Road with Sampson Street/Westwood Road/LA 378 Project. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.B Adopt a resolution approving an Act of Sale with Utilities and Drainage Servitude and Temporary Construction Servitude Agreement for the Belfield Ditch Multi-Road Crossing Replacement Project from Alvin and Jennifer Strickland. (District 1, Mr. Quinn) Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve an Act of Sale with Utilities and Drainage Servitude and Temporary Construction Servitude Agreement for the Belfield Ditch Multi-Road Crossing Replacement Project from Alvin C. Strickland, Jr. and Jennifer L. Strickland. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.C Adopt a resolution approving a Permanent Utilities Servitude Agreement for the East Calcasieu Parish Consolidated Waterworks Project from the City of Lake Charles. (District 4, Mr. Guillory) Motion was made by Mr. Guillory, seconded by Mr. Landry and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve a Permanent Utilities Servitude Agreement for the East Calcasieu Parish Consolidated Waterworks Project from the City of Lake Charles. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.D Adopt a resolution approving the expropriation of property for a Permanent Public Facilities Servitude with Temporary Construction Servitude for the East Calcasieu Parish Consolidated Waterworks Project from PAK-Petro, Inc. (District 7, Mr. Landry) Motion was made by Mr. Landry, seconded by Mr. Hayes and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby authorize its staff to proceed with the necessary legal steps, as authorized by La.R.S. 19:134 et seq., to expropriate property for a Permanent Public Facilities Servitude with Temporary Construction Servitude from, on, and with respect to property, which expropriation is needed and necessary, for the East Calcasieu Parish Consolidated Waterworks Project, in Ward Three, said property being owned by PAK-Petro, Inc., and more particularly described as follows: Permanent Public Facilities Servitude (Parcel 1-S-1): That certain parcel of land owned by PAK-Petro Inc., containing 0.064 acres, situated in Section 34, Township 10 South, Range 8 West, Southwestern Land District, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, said parcel being further described as follows: Commencing at a found 1/2 iron rod being the southeast corner of said property owned by PAK-Petro Inc., said point hereinafter being known as the Point of Beginning (P.O.B.(1)) and having a Louisiana State Plane Coordinates of North 601,086.70 and East 2,697,481.92; Thence proceed along the southern boundary line of said property, a bearing of North 83 20 27 West a distance of 186.64 feet to a found 1/2 iron rod; Thence proceed along the western boundary line of said property, a bearing of North 03 03 58 West a distance of 15.22 feet; Thence proceed a bearing of South 83 20 27 East a distance of 187.83 feet, to the eastern boundary line of said property; Thence proceed along said boundary line, a bearing of South 01 24 38 West a distance of 15.06 feet, to the Point of Beginning (P.O.B.(1)). All bearings, distances and coordinates are based on the Louisiana State Plane Coordinate System, South Zone (NAD83/2011), U.S. Survey feet. Coordinates and bearings were derived from RTK GPS observations using OPUS corrections. Temporary Construction Servitude (Parcel 1-C-1): That certain parcel of land owned by PAK-Petro Inc., containing 0.062 acres, situated in Section 34, Township 10 South, Range 8 West, Southwestern Land District, Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, said parcel being further described as follows: Commencing at a found 2 angle iron being the northwest corner of said property owned by PAK-Petro Inc., said point hereinafter being known as the Point of Commencement (P.O.C.) and having a Louisiana State Plane Coordinates of North 601,237.25 and East 2,697,289.64; thence along the western boundary line of said property a bearing of South 03 03 58 East, for a distance of 63.80 feet to the point hereinafter being known as the Point of Beginning (P.O.B.(2)) and having a Louisiana State Plane Coordinates of North 601,173.54 and East 2,697,293.05; Thence proceed a bearing of North 90 00 00 East a distance of 52.68 feet to a point; Thence proceed South 00 00 00 West a distance of 55.84 feet to point; Thence proceed a bearing of North 83 20 27 West a distance of 50.34 feet, to the western boundary line of said property; Thence proceed along said boundary line, a bearing of North 03 03 58 West a distance of 50.07 feet, to the Point of Beginning (P.O.B.(2)). All bearings, distances and coordinates are based on the Louisiana State Plane Coordinate System, South Zone (NAD83/2011), U.S. Survey feet. Coordinates and bearings were derived from RTK GPS observations using OPUS corrections. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.E Adopt a resolution approving an Act of Sale Agreement for the Big Woods-Starks Bridge Replacement Project from Walter Rauser, et al. (District 11, Mr. Marcantel) Mr. Burleigh recused himself from voting on this item. Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve an Act of Sale Agreement for the purchase of property from Kathryn Anita Rauser, Kenneth Paul Rauser, Phillip Wayne Rauser and Walter Henry Rauser for the Big Woods-Starks Bridge Replacement Project. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.F Adopt a resolution approving a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement between the Police Jury and the Police Jury, on behalf of Waterworks District No. Two of Ward Four, for the Old Spanish Trail Waterline Project. (District 14, Mr. Burleigh) AGENDA NOTE: The Police Jury serves as the governing authority of this District. Motion was made by Mr. Burleigh, seconded by Mr. Bartie and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement between the Police Jury and the Police Jury, on behalf of Waterworks District No. Two of Ward Four, for the Old Spanish Trail Waterline Project. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 3.G Adopt ordinances approving the purchases of the following properties through funding receive from the FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) Program: (1) 900 West Sale Road, Lake Charles (District 5, Mr. Abshire); and AGENDA NOTE: The buyout will be 90% funded for the purchase price of $380,000, plus all costs related to the appraisal, demolition, and closing. (2) 400 East David Street, Iowa (District 10, Mr. Stelly). AGENDA NOTE: The buyout will be 100% funded for the appraised value of $140,000, plus all costs related to the appraisal, demolition, and closing. Motion was made by Mr. Abshire, seconded by Mr. Landry and carried unanimously to adopt the following ordinances: (ORDINANCE NO. 8072 previously published June 14, 2025) (ORDINANCE NO. 8073 previously published June 14, 2025) 4. Administration Consideration of approving the following item as requested by the Office of the Administrator, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto: 4.A Approve the minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Police Jury dated April 10, 2025. Motion was made by Mr. Bartie, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to approve. 5. Human Services Consideration of approving the following items as requested by the Human Services Department, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto: 5.A Adopt a resolution certifying that the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program is categorically excluded from activities listed in 24 CFR 58.35(b) as a tenant-based rental assistance program. Motion was made by Mr. Guillory, seconded by Mr. Lewis. and carried to unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby certify that the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) Program is categorically excluded from activities listed in 24 CFR 58.35(b) as a tenant-based rental assistance program. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 5.B Adopt a resolution approving the submittal of a proposal by the Human Services Department for One Stop Operator for the American Job Center (RFP-2025-WIOA-129). Motion was made by Mr. Guillory, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve the submittal of a proposal by the Human Services Department for One Stop Operator for the American Job Center (RFP-2025-WIOA-129). BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 5.C Adopt a resolution approving the submittal of the Certification Package for the Workforce Development Board (Region 5/LWDA51) for 2026-2028 to the Louisiana Workforce Commission. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Lewis and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve the submittal of the Certification Package for the Workforce Development Board (Region 5/LWDA51) for 2026-2028 to the Louisiana Workforce Commission. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 5.D Adopt a resolution approving the submittal of the Local/Regional Combined Workforce Plan, which outlines operational and strategic activities of the Local Workforce Development Area #51, to the Louisiana Workforce Commission. Motion was made by Mr. Bartie, seconded by Mr. Bowers and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve the submittal of the Local/Regional Combined Workforce Plan, which outlines operational and strategic activities of the Local Workforce Development Area #51, to the Louisiana Workforce Commission. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 6. Procurement Consideration of approving the following items as requested by the Parish Purchasing Agent, and further, authorizing the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, to execute all documents related thereto: 6.A Approve payment of all current invoices. Motion was made by Mr. Andrepont, seconded by Ms. Eason and carried unanimously to approve. 6.B Adopt a resolution on bids received on April 1, 2025, for Calcasieu Parish Project No. 25-201-0003 (Forest Avenue Drainage Improvement Project). (District 2, Mr. Smith) Contractor Name Bid Total Reliant Industrial Solutions L.L.C. $486,644.80 Hackley Enterprises, LLC $528,319.21 Empire Dirtworks, LLC $535,442.39 Keiland Construction, L.L.C. $539,121.23 McManus Construction $550,898.23 Apeck Construction, LLC $614,792.82 R.D. Spell, Inc. $651,296.00 AGENDA NOTE: The bid of Reliant Industrial Solutions L.L.C. was non-responsive due to failure to submit appropriate bond. Staff recommends the lowest responsive bid of Hackley Enterprises, LLC, in the amount of $528,319.21, be accepted. Motion was made by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Lewis and carried unanimously to accept the staff recommendation and adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve a Construction Contract between the Police Jury and Hackley Enterprises, LLC, for Calcasieu Parish Project No. 25-201-0003 (Forest Avenue Drainage Improvement Project), in the amount of $528,319.21, bids for which were received by the Parish Purchasing Agent on April 1, 2025, and for which Hackley Enterprises, LLC, submitted the lowest responsive bid. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the President of the Police Jury, or his designee, when appropriate, is authorized to execute all documents related thereto. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 7. Board Appointments Consideration of approving the appointments/nominations of the following members of the various boards/districts, and further, adopting resolutions where applicable: 7.A Ward Six Fire Protection District No. One (District 11); Mr. Marcantel. Ms. Sara McDaniel (Resigned) DEFER 30 DAYS Motion was made by Mr. Marcantel, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously to defer action until the Regular Meeting on June 5, 2025. 7.B Industrial Development Board of Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana, Inc.; Mr. Andrepont and Mr. Stelly. Mr. Jeffrey W. Coates (Resigned) APPOINT MR. GARRETT COATES Motion was made by Mr. Andrepont, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously to confirm the appointment of Mr. Garrett Coates as a member of the Board of Directors of the Industrial Development Board of Calcasieu Parish Louisiana, Inc. As a result of the vote, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby appoint Mr. Garret Coates, to replace Mr. Jeffrey W. Coates as a member of the Board of Directors of the Industrial Development Board of Calcasieu Parish Louisiana, Inc., said term to expire August, 2028. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in accordance with state law, the above referred to appointee shall be administered an oath of office by any judge, justice of the peace, clerk of court, or notary public duly appointed and qualified in the State of Louisiana. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that the above-named appointee shall be administered the oath of office within thirty days following receipt of this resolution. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 7.C Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of Louisiana (Calcasieu/Sabine Basin Representative); Mr. Abshire and Mr. Bartie. Ms. Laurie Cormier SUBMIT THE NAME OF MR. DAVID RICHARD AGENDA NOTE: La.R.S. 49:214.5.1 provides that appointments shall be made by the Governor based upon submitted nomination. Motion was made by Mr. Abshire, seconded by Mr. Bartie and carried unanimously to confirm the submittal of Mr. David Richard as nominee to serve on the Board of the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of Louisiana as the Calcasieu/Sabine Basin Representative. As a result of the vote, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, convened in Regular Session on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby approve the submittal of the name of Mr. David Richard to the Honorable Jeff Landry, Governor of the State of Louisiana, as the nominee to serve on the Board of the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of Louisiana as the Calcasieu/Sabine Basin Representative, in accordance with La.R.S. 49:214.5.1. THUS PASSED AND ADOPTED on this, the 8th day of May, 2025. 8. Board Advise 8.A Chennault International Airport Authority; Mr. Guillory and Mr. Hayes. Mr. Nora Popillion 8.B Recreation District No. One of Ward Four (District 14); Mr. Burleigh. Mr. Curtis Alexander 8.C Waterworks District No. Ten of Ward Seven (District 12); Mr. Bares. Mr. Thor McCaughey (Deceased) 8.D Workforce Development Board; Mr. Smith and Mr. Stelly. 1) Ms. Randy Whetstine - Jeff Davis Economic Development 2) Dr. David LaFargue - Community College 3) Mr. Burton Istre - Labor/Apprenticeship 4) Mr. Harold Beard - Vocational Rehabilitation 5) Mr. Courtney Jacob - Louisiana Workforce Commission 6) Mrs. Michelle McInnis - Economic Development 7) Dr. Wendi Palermo - Higher Education 8) Ms. Janice Breland Veterans 9) Ms. Jacqueline Costley-Reviel - Allen Parish Hospital 10) Ms. Rebecca Coward - HR Management 9. Advise 9.A Advise that the following condemnations need no further action: 1) 196 Calcasieu Avenue, Ward One, as the owner has obtained a permit to repair the structure; 2) 5424 Powell Lane, Ward Three, as the owner has obtained a permit to repair the structure; 3) 3331 Carver Road, Ward Three, as the owner has demolished the structure; 4) 9586 Miracle Lane, Ward Three, as the owner has obtained a permit to repair the structure; and 5) 2113 Oak Grove Drive, Ward Seven, as the owner has demolished the structure. 10. Condolences 10.A Adopt a resolution of condolences to be forwarded to the family of the late Alfred Anthony Palma, Jr. (Mr. Hayes) Mr. Hayes commented on several highlights of Mr. Palmas career which included the founding of Alfred Palma Inc., expansion of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Building, and the Forensic Center, with one of Mr. Palmas proudest accomplishments being the construction of the Lake Charles Regional Airport Terminal. Motion was made by Mr. Hayes, seconded by Mr. Landry and carried unanimously to adopt the following resolution: Resolution in Memoriam Alfred Anthony Palma, Jr. WHEREAS, the life and service of Alfred Anthony Palma, Jr., are engraved on memorys table, and he will be remembered affectionately by those who proudly knew him; and WHEREAS, a native of Liberty, Texas, Alfred was born on November 9, 1935, to Alfred and Mary Marcello Palma; and WHEREAS, Alfred was a 1960 graduate of the University of Southwestern Louisiana, with a degree in civil engineering, beginning his career thereafter with Bartley Incorporated; and WHEREAS, he founded Alfred Palma Inc. in 1986, enjoyed a successful career in building in Lake Charles, worked diligently into his 88th year, and considered his proudest accomplishment the construction of the Lake Charles Regional Airport Terminal; and WHEREAS, Alfred was an active member of Our Lady Queen of Heaven Church, the Knights of Columbus, the Kiwanis Club, and many other organizations; and WHEREAS, he supported a number of community organizations, including the Calcasieu and Cameron Parish 4-H Clubs, CCA, Delta Waterfowl, NRA, and Ducks Unlimited; and WHEREAS, outside of his career, Alfreds life revolved around his family, into whom he instilled a deep sense of love and devotion; and WHEREAS, those left to cherish Alfreds memory include his children: John Palma (Cindy), Judy Fitzpatrick (Shawn), Linda Farner (Jay), and James Palma (Diana); grandchildren: Michael Palma (Rachael), Dr. Christine Palma Mauk (Kyle), Kristian Farner (Dr. Jordan McColm), McKenzie Fitzpatrick, Connor Fitzpatrick (Lila), and Jason Farner; great-grandchildren: Graham and Madison Fitzpatrick, Jeremy Harvey, Jade Farner, Charlotte Farner, and Lola Mauk, who is on the way; sister: Beni Murphy; and numerous nieces and nephews; and WHEREAS, Alfred will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him, and in his passing, the Parish of Calcasieu has lost an outstanding, public-spirited individual. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE POLICE JURY OF CALCASIEU PARISH, LOUISIANA, on the 8th day of May, 2025, that it does hereby express sincere regret in the passing of Alfred Anthony Palma, Jr. BE IT FURTHER AND FINALLY RESOLVED that this memorial shall be presented to the family of Alfred Anthony Palma, Jr., in heartfelt sympathy and condolences and shall be spread upon the minutes of the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury in loving and respectful memory of an esteemed citizen, husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. /s/ Judd Bares, President, Calcasieu Parish Police Jury /s/ Ron Hayes, District 6, Calcasieu Parish Police Jury 11. Adjourn There being no further business, motion was made by Mr. Landry, seconded by Mr. Stelly and carried unanimously that the meeting be adjourned. /s/ Judd Bares, President /s/ Jennifer R. Wallace, Parish Secretary Jan 31 1t 2094984 Notice Cost- $1372.00

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING LAKE CHARLES PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION February 9, 2026 - 326 Pujo Street City Council Chambers 5:00 P.M. ANX 25-07 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: MY PLACE BP PROPERTIES, LLC/CITY OF LAKE CHARLES SUBJECT: The applicant is requesting annexation approval of 2.02-acres M/L, and generally described as 4607 W. Prien Lake Road (including lot on Northside). ANXZON 25-07 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: MY PLACE BP PROPERTIES, LLC/CITY OF LAKE CHARLES SUBJECT: The applicant is requesting a zoning classification of Residential Zoning District of 2.02-acres M/L, and generally described as 4607 W. Prien Lake Road (including lot on Northside). PREFNL/MAJ/VAR 25-23 LAKE CHARLES SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS APPLICANT: MY PLACE BP PROPERTIES LLC (MY PLACE BP PROPERTIES SUBDIVISION) SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting Preliminary and Final Subdivision approval (Sec. 2.3 & 2.4) in order to subdivide a 2.02 acre tract of land into eight (8) residential lots including a Major Conditional Use Permit for private drive access and Variance for private drive to exceed 200ft. in length, within a Residential Zoning District. Location of the request is 4607 W. Prien Lake Road (including lot on Northside). PREFNL 26-01 LAKE CHARLES SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS APPLICANT: HOFFPAUIR PROPERTIES (CONTRABAND COVE SUBDIVISION) SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting Preliminary and Final Subdivision approval (Sec. 2.3 & 2.4) in order to subdivide a 5.5 acre tract of land into five (5) commercial tracts, within a Business Zoning District. Location of the request is the Northeast section of LAuberge Blvd. @ Contraband Parkway. MCU 26-01 CHAPTER 24 LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: ERIC COLEMAN SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Minor Conditional Use Permit in order to establish a Bed and Breakfast in an existing residential structure, within a Residential Zoning District. Location of the request is 1400 Bank Street. MAJ/VAR 26-01 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: CHUCK STENBECK SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Major Conditional Use Permit (Sec. 24-5-303(b)(v)) in order to establish a runway matting facility in an existing commercial structure including Variances to 1) allow use on local street vs. required location adjacent to and has access to an arterial or collector street; and 2) allow resin and paint application to matting product, within a Mixed Use Zoning District. Location of the request is 2925 Industrial Avenue. MAJ/VAR 26-02 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: LEGACY HOME DEVELOPMENT SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Major Conditional Use Permit (Sec 5-302(3)(b)(iv)) in order to construct two (2) duplexes with Variances (Sec. 4-206) for a rear setback of 88 vs. the required 10 and a bufferyard reduction of 10 vs the required 15 along the South property line, within a Neighborhood Zoning District. Location of the request is the Westside 1300 Blk. Mayo Street (1309 Mayo St.). SPC 26-01 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: NATHAN RAMIREZ/SERVWELL NATIONAL SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Special Exception (Sec. 24-4-206) in order to reduce required four (4) parking spaces to three (3) for existing oil change business, within a Business Zoning District. Location of the request is 4820 Nelson Road. VAR 25-54 CHAPTER 24 LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: JESSE CARMEN SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to re-construct a metal shop accessory building without a principal structure, within a Business Zoning District. Location of the request is 623 Martin Luther King Hwy. VAR 26-11 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: ASHTON LEDE SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to eliminate the landscaping requirements for a single-family parcel (two Class A trees), within a Mixed Use Zoning District. Location of the request is 2989 Mount Talbot Street. VAR 26-12 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: ERIC COLEMAN SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to establish a Bed and Breakfast that is not located within a historic district, within a Residential Zoning District. Location of the request is 1400 Bank Street. VAR 26-13 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: NIC DUBOIS SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to maintain an unpermitted accessory portable building located on a collector street for a temporary period, within a Mixed Use Zoning District. Location of the request is 707 E. School Street. VAR 26-14 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: CRAIG BRYANT SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to maintain an unpermitted front carport addition 2 from front property line vs. required minimum 30, within a Neighborhood Zoning District. Location of the request is 806 N. Prater Street. VAR 26-15 CHAPTER 24 - LAKE CHARLES ZONING ORDINANCE APPLICANT: MOSS REED ARCHITECTS, LLC SUBJECT: Applicant is requesting a Variance (Sec. 24-4-205) in order to construct a new church with a 13 landscape buffer along street frontage vs. required 15, within a Residential Zoning District. Location of the request is 5497 Weaver Road. THE APPLICATION AND SUPPORTING MATERIAL IS ON FILE AND OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION IN THE OFFICE OF ZONING AND LAND USE, ON THE 7TH FLOOR OF LAKE CHARLES CITY HALL AT 326 PUJO STREET, LAKE CHARLES, LOUISIANA. ANY PERSON MAY SPEAK OR SUBMIT A WRITTEN STATEMENT FOR HEARING PURPOSES; OR, MAIL TO THE CITY OF LAKE CHARLES, OFFICE OF ZONING & LAND USE, P.O. BOX 900, LAKE CHARLES, LA 70602; OR TELEPHONE: (337) 491-1542. AN APPLICANT FOR MAJOR CONDITIONAL USE, SPECIAL EXCEPTION, OR VARIANCE APPROVAL OR ANY MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL MAY APPEAL THE DECISION OF THE COMMISSION BY FILING AN APPEAL WITH THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING WITHIN 15 DAYS OF THE DECISION OF THE COMMISSION. Jan 31, Feb 7 2t 2094601 Notice Cost- $364.00

PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF LAKE CHARLES NOTICE OF VIOLATIONS 01/26/2026 Notice is hereby given that the following properties are in violation of the Lake Charles Code of Ordinances. The property owners listed below will have 5 (five) days to correct the issues noted, or Citys contractors will correct the issues at the owners expense. Sec. 23:3-5: High grass and/or weeds, Trash, rubbish, refuse, debris violations: Cheryll ET AL, 2702 Legion St, Assessment No # 00305421 Lee Joseph Marsalise, 1206 McNabb St, Assessment No # 00346152 Eugene Fontenot Jr. ET AL, 1514 2nd St, Assessment No #00575038 Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Huds MCM, ISN Western Operation Center, Attn: Mortgagee Compliance Manager, 2318 9th St, Assessment No # 00277487 Sec. 23:4-5: Trash & debris; piles and accumulations violation: Areas Real Estate LLC, 2019 Medora St, Assessment No # 00294861 Permella Smith Corbins, 102 Gelpi Dr. Assessment No # 00305197 Charles Joseph Richard ET UX, 1122 Hunter Dr., Assessment No # 00373141 MLK Furniture Outlet LLC, 1833 Gerstner Memorial Hwy. Assessment No # 00410632 Jan 30, 31 2t 2094407 Notice Cost- $79.00