2014 Kymco Moped 2014 KYMCO Moped Orange & black VIN# LC2U6A028EC000824 is stored at David's Wrecker Service located at 507 Crescent Ave. If all storage charges are not paid and the vehicle is not clamied within 15 days of the second notice, a permit to sell/dismantle will be obtained. May 30, June 6 2026 LLOU0527973

THIS IS AN IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY. YOU WILL RECEIVE NO FURTHER NOTICE. VIA U.S. MAIL ? CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 1/28/2026 WILLIAMS, RANDY 202 SANTA MONICA DRIVE HOUMA, LA 70363 RE: Property Address: 202 Santa Monica Drive Houma, LA 70363 Legal Description: LOT 27 BLOCK 24 PHASE VII ASHLAND NORTH SUBD. Parish of Terrebonne, State of Louisiana Dear Interested Party: Tax sale title to the above-described property has been sold due to failure to pay taxes. You have been identified as a person who may have an interest in this property. Your interest in the property will be terminated unless you take action to redeem the property by paying all required amounts to the tax collector listed below or by filing a lawsuit in accordance with law within six (6) months of the date of this notice, or from the recordation of an act transferring ownership, if later. Tim Soignet, Sheriff and Tax Collector 3441 W. Park Ave. Gray, LA 70359 985-857-0230 May 30 2026 LLOU0528452

FIREMENS PENSION & RELIEF FUND BOARD May 12, 2026 The board of Directors of the Firemens Pension and Relief Fund Board held a board meeting on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the Government Tower on the 7th floor in the Administration conference room. Jason Bergeron, Parish President, called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. Upon roll call, members present were Jason Bergeron, Parish President, David Duplantis, Reed Callahan, Donald Guidry and Debbie Bourg, Accounting Manager with Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government. Also present was Pernell Pellegrin with Martin and Pellegin, CPAs. Absent were John Voisin and Clyde Hamner, Councilman. David Duplanatis made a motion to approve the minutes from the previous meeting of March 13, 2026. Donald Guidry seconded the motion; motion carried. Debbie discussed the Representation letter for the audit for the year ended December 31, 2025, that must be approved and given to Martin and Pellegrin. Reed Callahan made a motion to approve the Representation letter and was seconded by David Duplantis; motion carried. Mr. Pernell Pellegrin with Martin & Pellegrin presented the 2025 Financial Report, advising that no errors or discrepancies were found. He stated the report has already been sent to the Parish Auditors and will be filed with the Legislative Auditor. A motion was made by David Duplantis, seconded by Reed Callahan, unanimously approved the 2025 Financial Report completed by Martin & Pellegrin. Debbie Bourg presented the following invoices: 1) The Courier for minutes 3/13/26 - $91.35 2) The Courier for meeting notice 5/12/2026 - $9.90 3) The Ledet Corporation-Bond coverage-$350.00 (May 2026 renewal) 4) Marting & Pellegrin-2025 Financial Report- $4,890.00 A motion to approve the invoices was made by David Duplantis, seconded by Donald Guidry, the invoices were unanimously accepted. The Financial Report for January 1st, 2026, through April 30, 2026, was read by Debbie Bourg. A motion to accept this report was made by Donald Guidry and seconded by David Duplantis, motion carried. Debbie Bourg discussed the Schedule of Investments. Debbie stated everything is invested in LAMP at this time and that they have the best interest rates right now. It was agreed to leave the money in LAMP. David Duplantis made a motion, seconded by Reed Callahan, to accept the Schedule of Investments that was presented by Debbie Bourg, motion carried. In other business, there was discussion about Harry Deroche inquiring if he could still get his money. Debbie stated he was not vested for 20 years and if he quit before he had 20 years, he could not receive his money. Debbie said she spoke to the past Parish Comptroller, Kayla Dupre on May 7, 2026, who stated all the Firemen were told this was how the rule worked. Jason Bergeron, Parish President, asked to find out if a Fireman leaves and then comes back what is the protocol. There being no other business, David Duplantis made a motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Donald Guidry, the motion carried. Jason Bergeron, Parish President, adjourned the meeting. 12367531 5/30/26 ($95.40)

LOG # NA-26-18525 NUISANCE CITATION Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk May 13, 2026 MITCHELL JOSEPH & KATIE AUCOIN 254 LAKEWOOD DR HOUMA LA 70360 Dear MITCHELL JOSEPH & KATIE AUCOIN On Friday, May 1, 2026, a Warning of Nuisance Violation Notice was issued for Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk. In this notice, you were advised that if you failed to comply with the requirements, a nuisance citation and the assessment of fines would be issued. Please be advised that as of 5/13/2026 9:30:00 AM, the property located at 461 BAYOU DULARGE RD ON THE LEFT DESCENDING BANK OF BAYOU DULARGE. BOUNDED ABOVE BY JOYCELYN BRADY COOK. BOUNDED BELOW BY ELWARD T. BRADY, JR. TRACT MEASURING 176.9' ALONG LINE DRAWN PARALLEL TO & AT A DISTANCE OF 40' EAST OF THE CENTER LINE OF LA. STATE HWY. #247 BY DEPTH OF, continues to violate Article IV - Vegetation, Trash, and Junk of Chapter 14, Nuisance Abatement, of the Terrebonne Parish Code of Ordinances. Specific ViolationThe specific violation is the accumulation of trash and junk scattered throughout the propertySection 14-66. - Classification of property.(a) (4) Residential property: Any tract of land which has been subdivided into squares/lots, primarily for residential purposes. Residential property must be subclassified as either undeveloped or developed;(a) (4) b. Undeveloped residential property: Any residential property which is not classified as developed residential property.Section 14-67. - Prohibitions.(b) (1) No person, firm, or corporation owning or occupying any undeveloped residential property, within the parish shall allow the accumulation of trash and junk upon the entirety of the property.In addition to requiring that you take measures to correct the nuisance violation, Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government is assessing a nuisance violation fine. You are being assessed a fine in the amount of $250.00 dollars, since this is your first violation. According to the schedule contained in Chapter 14 Section 14-315, Subsection A. of the Terrebonne Parish Code the rates for nuisance violation fines within the areas of Terrebonne Parish of this chapter are as follows:1st Violation- $250.002nd Violation within the same calendar yea - $500.00;3rd and subsequent violations within the same calendar year - Criminal Enforcement; and/or up to $5,000.If you fail or refuse to take action to correct the violation within the delays contained in this citation, parish crews or a parish contractor may enter the premises where the violation is occurring and remedy the violation at your expense, or begin proceedings in respect to Criminal Enforcement.Please comply with this ordinance on or by 05/20/2026. You are further advised to contact our office once compliance has been completed.Your failure to pay the charges incurred within thirty (30) days after invoicing by the Parish shall result in the filing of a certified copy of such charges with the recorder of mortgages, and the same when so filed and recorded, shall operate as a lien and privilege in favor of the Parish against the property. The charges shall be added by the tax collector of the Parish of Terrebonne to the annual ad valorem tax bill of the property involve.Please be advised that you may contest this citation by requesting a hearing before the Nuisance Administrative Hearing Officer either in person at 8026 Main Street, Ste. 203, Houma, LA 70360, or in writing, within seventy-two (72) hours of service. Failure to appear for a requested hearing before the Nuisance Administrative Hearing Officer may carry an additional penalty and shall be considered a prima facie admission of the violation set forth in the nuisance citation.Your payment of the civil penalty/fine may be made either in person or by mailing to the agent designated by the Parish, provided however, that such payment is made only by money order or cashier check and made to the order of the Parish. Your payment of the civil penalty and verification by the Department of the abatement of the nuisance violation shall operate as a final disposition of the case. 12367208 5/30/26 ($38.08)

MINUTES HOUMA-TERREBONNE REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 16, 2026 A. The Chairman, Mr. Robbie Liner, called the meeting of April 16, 2026 of the HTRPC to order at 7:18 p.m. in the Terrebonne Parish Council Meeting Room with the Invocation led by Mr. Wayne Thibodeaux and Pledge of Allegiance led by Mr. Terry Gold. B. Upon Roll Call, present were: Mr. Michael Billiot; Mr. Terry Gold; Mr. Robbie Liner, Chairman; Mr. Clarence McGuire; Mr. Travion Smith; Mr. Barry Soudelier, Secretary/Treasurer; and Mr. Wayne Thibodeaux. Absent at the time of Roll Call were: Mrs. Angele Poiencot and Mr. Jan Rogers, Vice-Chairman. Also, present were Mr. Christopher Pulaski, Department of Planning & Zoning and Mr. Derick Bercegeay, Legal Advisor. C. CONFLICTS DISCLOSURE: The Chairman reminded the Commissioners that if at any time tonight, a conflict of interest exists, arises, or is recognized, as to any issue during this meeting, he or she should immediately disclose it, and is to recuse himself or herself from participating in the debate, discussion, and voting on that matter. 1. Mr. Gold recused himself from Item G.2 regarding his minor subdivision application for Gold Estates. D. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES: 1. Mr. Thibodeaux moved, seconded by Mr. Smith: THAT the HTRPC accept the minutes as written, for the Regional Planning Commission for the regular meeting of March 19, 2026. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Thibodeaux. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. E. Mr. Soudelier moved, seconded by Mr. Gold: THAT the HTRPC remit payment for the April 16, 2026 invoices and approve the Treasurers Report of March 2026. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Soudelier. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 1. Mr. Pernell Pellegrin, Martin & Pellegrin, CPAs, presented the 2025 Annual Audit to the Commission for ratification and acceptance. a) Mr. Soudelier moved, seconded by Mr. Billiot: THAT the HTRPC ratify and accept the 2025 Annual Audit as presented by Martin & Pellegrin, CPAs. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Soudelier. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. F. COMMUNICATION(S): 1. Mr. Pulaski informed everyone that it was Mr. Lucios birthday. G. APPLICATIONS / NEW BUSINESS: 1. The Chairman called to order the Public Hearing for an application by Alicia & William Johnston requesting approval for Process D, Minor Subdivision, for the Redivision of Lot E to Property belonging to Rodney G. Huffaker, et ux, to Lot E-1 & Lot E-2. a) Ms. Alisa Champagne, Charles L. McDonald Land Surveyor, Inc., discussed the location and division of property. She stated the division of property was for mortgage purposes. b) There was no one from the public to speak on the matter. c) Mr. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Thibodeaux: THAT the Public Hearing be closed. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Smith. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED. d) Mr. Pulaski discussed the Staff Report and stated Staff recommended conditional approval provided upon submitting all utility service availability letters and add the note from the original plat (approved in 2019) to the current plat in reference to Lots E-1 & E-2 (remove references to Lot F & G). e) Mr. Gold moved, seconded by Mr. Soudelier: THAT the HTRPC grant approval of the application for Process D, Minor Subdivision, for Redivision of Lot E to Property belonging to Rodney G. Huffaker, et ux, to Lot E-1 & Lot E-2 conditioned upon the submittal of all utility service availability letters and add the note from the original plat (approved in 2019) to the current plat in reference to Lots E-1 & E-2 (remove references to Lot F & G). The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Gold. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 2. The Chairman called to order the Public Hearing for an application by Ironman Properties of America, LLC requesting approval for Process D, Minor Subdivision, for Gold Estates, A Redivision of Lot 4, Block 1 of Addendum No. 3 to Woodlawn Ranch Acres. a) Ms. Alisa Champagne, Charles L. McDonald Land Surveyor, Inc., discussed the location and division of property. b) There was no one from the public to speak on the matter. c) Mr. McGuire moved, seconded by Mr. Smith: THAT the Public Hearing be closed. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. McGuire. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Gold and Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED. d) Mr. Pulaski discussed the variances requested and that the one regarding the frontage was not needed but they did need a variance from the minimum lot size required as depicted on the plat in lieu of the 3,600 sq. ft. He further discussed the Staff Report and stated Staff recommended approval of the minimum lot size variance as well as the variance for 10' between buildings in lieu of the 15' required distance and conditional approval provided upon the submittal of all utility service availability letters and the existing fire hydrant on the corner of Gold Drive and Highway 56 be depicted on the plat. e) Mr. Soudelier moved, seconded by Mr. Billiot: THAT the HTRPC grant approval of the application for Process D, Minor Subdivision, for Gold Estates, A Redivision of Lot 4, Block 1 of Addendum No. 3 to Woodlawn Ranch Acres with variances from the minimum lot size requirement as depicted on the plat in lieu of 3,60 sq. ft. and 10' between buildings in lieu of 15' and conditioned upon the submittal of all utility service availability letters and the existing fire hydrant at the corner of Gold Drive and Highway 56 be depicted on the plat. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Soudelier. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Gold and Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 3. The Chairman called to order an application by Prime Land Developments, LLC requesting final approval for Process C, Major Subdivision, for The Cottages at Cypress Ridge, Phase A. a) Mr. Gene Milford, Milford & Associates, Inc., was present to represent the application. b) Mr. Pulaski, on behalf of the Parish Engineer, TPCG Engineering Division, read a memo dated April 16, 2026 regarding the punch list items for the development [See ATTACHMENT A]. c) Mr. Pulaski discussed the Staff Report and stated Staff recommended conditional approval provided upon compliance with Engineering punch list items and submittal of a construction bond in an amount subject to approval by the Developer and TPCG Administration. d) Mr. Billiot moved, seconded by Mr. Gold: THAT the HTRPC grant final approval of the application for Process C, Major Subdivision, for The Cottages at Cypress Ridge, Phase A, conditioned upon the Developer complying/resolving all punch list items per TPCG Engineering Divisions memo dated April 16, 2026 [See ATTACHMENT A] and submittal of a construction bond in an amount subject to approval by the Developer and TPCG Administration. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Billiot. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. H. STAFF REPORT: 1. Ms. Jessica Kemp, Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX) gave a presentation and update on the Complete Streets Policy. 2. Mr. Pulaski stated the 2025 Annual Report had not yet been completed but will be for the next meeting on May 21, 2026. 3. Mr. Pulaski reminded those who have not completed the required Planning Commissioner training as required by Act 859 have an opportunity to do so on Saturday, May 2, 2026 from 8:00 a.m. to Noon at South Central Planning & Development Commissions office. I. ADMINISTRATIVE APPROVAL(S): Mr. Thibodeaux moved, seconded by Mr. Soudelier: THAT the HTRPC acknowledge for the record the following Administrative Approvals 1-2. 1. Lot Line Shift between Revised Lots 36, 38, 40, & 42, Block 2 to Sugar Ridge West; Section 104, T17S-R17E, Terrebonne Parish, LA (Sugar Ridge Drive / Councilman Danny Babin, District 7) 2. Revised Tracts C & D, Lot Line Shift of Property belonging to Brandon Trahan; Section 49, T17S-R16E, Terrebonne Parish, LA (4245 Bayou Black Drive / Councilman Danny Babin, District 7) The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Thibodeaux. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. J. COMMITTEE REPORT: 1. Subdivision Regulations Review Committee: a) Mr. Bercegeay informed the Commission that the TPCG Council did not get a second for the motion to approve the Recreational Vehicles & RV Parks regulations, so they did not get passed. K. COMMISSION COMMENTS: 1. Planning Commissioners Comments: a) Mr. Thibodeaux inquired about South Central Planning & Development Commission and Barataria Terrebonne Estuary Foundations program for home sewerage treatment system upgrades as well as the status on the sidewalk project on Highway 316 from Park to Lost Bayou. b) Mr. Billiot informed the Commission that the Houma United Nations would have as booth at Jazz Fest and encouraged anyone there to visit. 2. Chairmans Comments: None. L. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None. M. Mr. Smith moved, seconded Mr. Billiot: THAT there being no further business to come before the HTRPC, the meeting be adjourned at 8:04 p.m. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Smith. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. /s/Becky M. Becnel Becky M. Becnel, Minute Clerk Houma-Terrebonne Regional Planning Commission 12365656 5/30/26 ($350.10)

MINUTES HOUMA-TERREBONNE REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION ZONING & LAND USE COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 16, 2026 A. The Chairman, Mr. Robbie Liner, called the meeting of April 16, 2026 of the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, to order at 6:02 p.m. in the Terrebonne Parish Council Meeting Room with the Invocation led by Wayne Thibodeaux and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mr. Travion Smith. B. Upon Roll Call, present were: Mr. Michael Billiot; Mr. Terry Gold; Mr. Robbie Liner, Chairman; Mr. Clarence McGuire; Mr. Travion Smith; Mr. Barry Soudelier, Secretary/Treasurer; and Mr. Wayne Thibodeaux. Absent at the time of Roll Call were: Mrs. Angele Poiencot and Mr. Jan Rogers, Vice-Chairman. Also present was Mr. Christopher Pulaski, Department of Planning & Zoning and Mr. Derick Bercegeay, Legal Advisor. C. CONFLICTS DISCLOSURE: The Chairman reminded the Commissioners that if at any time tonight, a conflict of interest exists, arises or is recognized, as to any issue during this meeting, he or she should immediately disclose it, and is to recuse himself or herself from participating in the debate, discussion, and voting on that matter. 1. Mr. Gold recused himself from Item F.2 regarding his planned unit development application for Gold Estates. D. APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES: 1. Mr. Soudelier moved, seconded by Mr. Smith: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, accept the minutes as written, for the Zoning & Land Use Commission for the regular meeting of March 19, 2026. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Soudelier. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. E. COMMUNICATIONS: None. F. NEW BUSINESS: 1. Home Occupation: The Chairman called to order the Home Occupation application by Mr. David Coffman to establish a notary business at 421 Douglas Drive. a) Ms. Carol Coffman, 421 Douglas Drive, representing the Mr. Coffman, stated he wanted to operate a notary business out of his home. b) The Chairman recognized Marilyn Breaux, 422 Douglas Drive, along with her mother Carolyn, who read a statement regarding her reasons for opposition to the home occupation to include multiple people, cars, and a high business turnover [See ATTACHMENT A]. c) The Chairman recognized Connie Bourg, 5953 Alma Street, who spoke against businesses in residential areas. d) Mr. Pulaski read the definition of home occupation and how the matter came to light. Councilman Clayton Voisin reported a large blade sign in front of the home that was against zoning regulations and Mr. Coffman was contacted which led to the Home Occupation application. e) Discussion was held regarding notary businesses being exempt from obtaining an occupational license from the Sales & Use Tax office, the notary business not being operated solely within the dwelling, specifying hours of operation, determining who were customers and who were family and friends visiting the applicant, notaries having multiple customers at one (i.e. buyer, seller, family, witnesses, etc.). f) Discussion ensued regarding a previous matter of dog grooming not being eligible to apply for a home occupation and the differences of the same. g) Mr. Pulaski reminding the Commission that they would have to state clearly their reasoning should they want to deny the application as to not be arbitrary and capricious. h) Mr. Lucio read the Staff Report and stated recommended approval of the Home Occupation request. i) Mr. Bercegeay stated the Commission could table the matter in order to look into the exemptions more and would also allow Mr. Coffman to be at the meeting to answer questions about his business. j) Mr. Billiot moved, seconded by Mr. Gold: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, table the Home Occupation application to establish a notary business at 421 Douglas Drive until the next regular meeting of May 21, 2026. k) Discussion was held regarding off-street parking and vehicles parking in the street and others yards. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Billiot. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 2. Planned Unit Development: The Chairman called to order the Planned Unit Development application by Ironman Properties of America, LLC for Gold Estates at 102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, & 130 Gold Drive. a) Ms. Alisa Champagne, Charles L. McDonald Land Surveyor, Inc., discussed the PUD request and the variances requested. b) Mr. Pulaski indicated two variances were being requested for this application as well as the planning commission application. He stated the request on the application was incorrect and that the variances needed were from the minimum lot sizes indicated on the plat in lieu of 3,600 sq. ft. and 10' setback between contiguous dwelling units in lieu of 15'. c) Mr. Lucio discussed the Staff Report and stated Staff recommended approval of the variances from minimum lot size in lieu of 3,600 sq. ft. and 10' setback between contiguous dwelling units in lieu of 15' and conditioned upon labeling the fire hydrant on the corner of Gold Drive and Highway 56 on the plat and provide a fence as a buffer along the property line of Lot 4-P and adjoining property line of nearby property per Section 28-117(c)(1)d of the code. d) Discussion was held regarding reclassifying the multi-family development to a planned unit development and that it was already existing. e) Mr. Terry Gold, applicant, 2131 Bayou Blue Road, stated he was dividing the property because he is now in a flood zone and needed to make the adjustments for flood insurance purposes. f) Discussion ensued regarding the misstating of the variance on the agenda. g) Mr. Soudelier moved, seconded by Mr. Billiot: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, grant approval of the Planned Unit Development application for Gold Estates at 102, 104, 106, 108, 110, 112, 114, 116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, & 130 Gold Drive variances from minimum lot size in lieu of 3,600 sq. ft. and 10' setback between contiguous dwelling units in lieu of 15' and conditioned upon labeling the fire hydrant on the corner of Gold Drive and Highway 56 on the plat and provide a fence as a buffer along the property line of Lot 4-P and adjoining property line of nearby property per Section 28-117(c)(1)d of the code. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Soudelier. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Gold and Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 3. Preliminary Hearing: Mr. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Thibodeaux: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, call a Public Hearing to rezone from I-1 (Light Industrial) & OL (Open Land) to I-1 (Light Industrial) 526 South Hollywood Road, Tract A on Map Showing Tracts A & B, Redivision or Property of Marvin Marmande, Jr., et al for Thursday, May 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Smith. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. G. STAFF REPORT: 1. The Chairman called to order the discussion and possible action regarding vehicle storage (limited) in C-2 (General Commercial) zoning districts. a) Mr. Pulaski discussed the history of this matter whereas Mr. Richard Marie wanted to place a vehicle storage facility in a C-2 zoning district, but it wasnt allowed due to it being described as a junkyard which wasnt really an applicable definition for the use as vehicle storage. b) The Chairman recognized Mr. Richard Marie, 6834 West Park Avenue, who stated he was a third generation owner of Mariess Wrecker Service. He stated he had approximately 150 vehicles in Chauvin and was maxed out on the West Main property for vehicle storage. He stated he didnt agree with the definition of his use junkyard but more so a storage yard. He stated most of his vehicles are generated by Law Enforcement Officers and are held to provide a safe place for investigations, appraisals, etc. He stated it wasnt a salvage yard, but the vehicles do eventually get sold or crushed, but not on site. He stated he was governed by the Louisiana State Police and the Public Service Commission. c) Discussion was held regarding the use described and not adequately describing a junkyard and what Mr. Marie was doing. Discussion ensued regarding creating separate definitions and requiring Planning Approval to give opportunities for public input. d) It was clarified that there were to be no used parts, etc. being salvaged or sold from the locations. e) Mr. Thibodeaux moved, seconded by Mr. Billiot: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, call a Public Hearing for the discussion and possible action regarding vehicle storage (limited) in C-2 (General Commercial) zoning districts for Thursday, May 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Thibodeaux. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. H. COMMISSION COMMENTS: 1. Zoning & Land Use Commissioners Comments: a) Mr. Smith discussed setting a precedent for notaries as a home occupation regarding numerous vehicles and people and whether it was for a party or customers for the business. He requested further discussion on the matter. b) Mr. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Gold: THAT the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, call a Public Hearing to discuss notary businesses relative to home occupations. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Smith. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. 2. Chairmans Comments: None. I. PUBLIC COMMENTS: None. J. Mr. Billiot moved, seconded by Mr. Thibodeaux: THAT there being no further business to come before the HTRPC, convening as the Zoning & Land Use Commission, the meeting be adjourned at 7:18 p.m. The Chairman called for a vote on the motion offered by Mr. Billiot. THERE WAS RECORDED: YEAS: Mr. Billiot, Mr. Gold, Mr. McGuire, Mr. Smith, Mr. Soudelier, and Mr. Thibodeaux; NAYS: None; ABSTAINING: Mr. Liner; ABSENT: Mrs. Poiencot and Mr. Rogers. THE CHAIRMAN DECLARED THE MOTION ADOPTED. Robbie Liner, Chairman Zoning & Land Use Commission /s/Becky M. Becnel Becky M. Becnel, Minute Clerk Zoning & Land Use Commission CERTIFICATION CERTIFIED TO BE A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE ZONING AND LAND USE COMMISSION MEETING OF APRIL 16, 2026. CHRISTOPHER PULASKI, PLA, DIRECTOR PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT 12365630 5/30/26 ($360.45)

I, TROY JOSEPH KEARNS, have been convicted of 14:80 CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF A JUVENILE on May 15, 2006. My address is 145 ROSE ST., DULAC, LA 70353. Race: White Sex: Male DOB: 09/20/1970 Height: 5' 8" Weight: 180 lbs. Hair Color; Gray Eye Color: Blue