NOTICE             Notice is given that the administratrix for the Succession of Audrey Mae LeBland LaSalle bearing docket number C-20210168 consolidated with the Succession of John LaSalle, Sr., bearing docket number C-112764 in and for the 15th Judicial District Court for Vermilion Parish, Louisiana has petitioned this Court for authority to sell immovable property belonging to the two descendants name above, at private sale in accordance with Louisiana law for $50,000.00, with the succession to pay all encumbrances, a real estate commission and pro rata taxes. All of the deceased, Audrey Mae LeBland LaSalle and John LaSalle, Sr., rights, title and interest in and to the following: That certain parcel of ground together with all buildings and improvements thereon being situated in the Town of Kaplan, Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, described and designated as being 216.4 feet on the North and South line by 90 feet on the East and West lines and being in the Eastern Portion of Block Eleven (11) of the Abshire Addition to the Town of Kaplan, Vermilion Parish, Louisiana. Being bounded, now or formerly, North by Arthur Legall, or assigns; East by Angelus LaPointe, or assigns; South by Hazard Bourque, or assigns, and West by Public Road (heretofore reserved), and  That certain tract of land together with all buildings and improvements thereon, and being described and designated as having a width of 52 feet, more or less, East and West by a depth of 140 feet North and South, between parallel lines, situated in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana and being North of the City of Kaplan, Louisiana and being the Northwest corner of the one acre parcel of land purchased by Sidney Morvant from Erise Duhon by Credit Deed dated February 10, 1961. Being bounded, now or formerly, North by Maraist Street; East and South by Sidney Morvant, or assigns, and West by John LaSalle, or assigns,   are to be sold. Any opposition to the proposed sale must file within seven (7) days of the date of the last publication of this notice. (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15 & SEPTEMBER 5, 2026) Cost: $97.00

GENERAL MEETING TOWN OF MAURICE MINUTES Wednesday, July 15, 2026 The General Meeting of the Officials of the Town of Maurice was opened by Mayor Neil Arsement at 6:00 p.m. at the Maurice Municipal Building, 405 Lastie Ave., Maurice, Louisiana Mayor Arsement led the assembly in Prayer and Alderman Matthew Trahan led the Pledge of Allegiance Roll call of officers Present: Mayor Neil Arsement; Alderwoman Megan Landry-Lalande; Alderman Troy Catalon; Alderman Jonathan Schlicher; Alderman Matthew Trahan; Alderman Scott Trahan Absent: None Also present: Erica Arceneaux; Nichole Bonin; Shakyla Cormier; Joan Methvin; Kimberly Guidry; Richard Meche, Maintenance Supervisor; Chief Guy Nerren; Ricky Lafleur, Legal Advisor; Nick Sonnier, Sellers & Associates; Wayne Theriot; Kelly Hardy; Troy Menard; John Dayries; Christina Dayries Motion: Landry-Lalande/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to enter the Public Hearing. Yay- All Present Public Hearing for the Purpose of: Present Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice- Ricky Lafleur presented the ordinance to establish no parking regulations marked either by yellow or red striping or signage in fire lanes so the Town could provide enforcement. Nunu’s shopping center had issues with people parking in areas designated as a fire lane and with the Town’s growing commercial developments, Lafleur advised it was necessary for the Town to adopt an ordinance referring to statute 32:143 & section 1509 of the Administrative Code. Troy Menard, Kelly Hardy, and Wayne Theriot questioned enforcement and signage. Enforcement would apply both to occupied and unoccupied vehicles. Chief Nerren and Matthew Trahan advised that the Fire Marshal has authority and requires either striping or signage. Businesses could choose to display both. Schlicher asked why an ordinance was necessary. Lafleur advised it allows local enforcement of the state law. No further comments. Present Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11. 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance- Lafleur presented the ordinance. Mayor Arsement advised the new ordinance removes the insurance allowance as suggested by the Town Auditor since the Town now offers health insurance. Arsement clarified the Chief’s salary discussed a few month prior was incorrect and wanted to go on record that there was an error in the numbers presented. Landry-Lalande wanted to add a vehicle allowance clause and Lafleur advised this was not necessary because an elected Chief has inherent authority over the use of a vehicle since he is on 24-hour call. In an emergency, the Chief of Police must have use of a vehicle to return to the Town. No further comments Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to close the Public Hearing. Yay- All Present Mayor Arsement asked Council members and Chief Nerren to recognize budget to actual financial statements included in their monthly binders- Arsement advised some were missing due to software failure. Approval of the June 17, 2026, General Meeting Minutes- No public comment Motion: S. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to accept the June 17, 2026, General Meeting Minutes as presented. Yay-All Present Agenda Approval- No public comment Motion: Landry-Lalande/Catalon moved, seconded and carried to approve the agenda as presented. Yay- All Present John Dayries- Mr. Dayries, announced his candidacy for Town of Maurice Chief of Police in the upcoming election and discussed his qualifications. Landry-Lalande thanked Mr. Dayries for his willingness to serve Maurice. Ricky Lafleur- Final Adoption Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice- Lafleur presented the Ordinance 26-7. No public comments Motion: Schlicher/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to Adopt Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None Pat McGee- Attorney Contract- Lafleur clarified, the contract discussed at the June General Meeting included attorney fees and expenses. Mr. McGee wrote the contract with a specific amount for budgetary reasons and was presented in case Mr. Lafleur had any legal matters that were a conflict of interest. If necessary, the amount could be amended by Council members later. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/S. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to accept and authorize Mayor Arsement to sign the Pat McGee Attorney Contract. Yay- Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- None Lafleur is waiting on a response to a request made for an AG opinion on a possible tax reduction from Vermilion Parish. Lafleur will speak with Chief Nerren regarding the abandoned vehicle in Victoria Manor. Arsement questioned processes for blighted vehicles and wanted them towed if within the Town’s legal rights. Landry- Lalande questioned the Town’s Trash Can Ordinance enforcement. Lafleur will review the ordinances. Nick Sonnier advised the water Tower completion was scheduled for July 25, 2026. Nick Sonnier, Sellers & Associates- Louis Pvt Lane Dedication- Sonnier presented letters from residents who owned property along Louis Pvt Lane dedicating the ROW and utility easement to the Town of Maurice. After reviewing, it was discovered there was one resident letter missing. Council members wanted to see all the documents before accepting the dedication. Discussion was held. No public comments. Motion: S. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and failed to accept the Louis Pvt Lane Dedication- Nay- Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry Lalande; Yay- None Introduce Ordinance 26-8A Annexation of LA Hwy 92 East- Sonnier introduced Ordinance 26-8A Annexation of LA Hwy 92 East. Schlicher questioned the ROW and was informed it goes to the center of the roadway all the way to Kirk Rd. except in front of Magnolia Lakes Subdivision. All signatures from landowners have been obtained. The State of Louisiana will still maintain the area. Discussion was held. No other public comments. Motion: Catalon/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to introduce Ordinance 26-8A Extending and Enlarging the Limits and Boundaries of the Town of Maurice and Including an Area Known as LA Hwy 92 East and Defining the Entire Boundaries of the Town of Maurice as Changed by the said Addition and set for Public Hearing to be held on August 19, 2026, at 6pm in the Town of Maurice General Meeting Room located at 405 Lastie Avenue, Maurice LA 70555. Yay- Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon; Nay- None Delta Regional Authority Funding Application Resolution- Sonnier advised a Resolution was necessary to apply for funding from Delta Regional Authority through Acadiana Planning Commission. Funding requests would likely be for the Vincent Street Drainage Project. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Landry-Lalande/Catalon moved, seconded and carried approving the Delta Regional Authority Funding Application Resolution and Authorizing the Mayor to sign all Necessary Documents. Yay- M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher; Nay- None US Hwy 167 Access Connection Improvements Project DOTD CEA Resolution- Sonnier presented the Resolution requesting highway modifications for funding Maurice received for the J-Turn Project along US Hwy 167. Arsement advised the project would allow access near Nunu’s for the growth of commercial developments in Town. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried Accepting the Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Sign and Submit a Highway Modification Request and Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with DOTD in Connection with the US Hwy 167 Access Connection Improvements Project. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None LA Hwy 92 Turn Lane DOTD CEA Resolution- Sonnier presented the Resolution for DOTD to pay for the relocation of the Town’s water and sewer lines outside of their ROW. Widening would be near Ray’s Quick Stop and the turn radius from 167 to 92 would also be widened. Schlicher asked about a right turn lane. This was not being considered in the project. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Landry-Lalande/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried Accepting the Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Sign and Submit a Utility Relocation Agreement with DOTD in Connection with the LA Hwy 92 Left Turn Lane @ US Hwy 167 Project (State Project No. H.015427). Yay- Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- None Joseph Trahan and Laura Smith Preliminary Plat Approval- Sonnier advised the Plat being presented is now known as Boot State Investments LLC. The developer wanted to subdivide the property for townhomes and request zero lot line setbacks. Council members had concerns about the Town not having specific regulations for townhouse developments. Nichole Bonin advised if the development isn’t subdivided, the Subdivision Ordinance guidelines would not apply and the development would be reviewed under the current Residential Building Code. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/S. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to Approve the Joseph Trahan and Laura Smith Preliminary Plat now known as the Boot State Investments, LLC Preliminary Plat. Nay- Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon; Yay- None Arsement requested an amendment to include contingencies in the original motion. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: Landry-Lalande/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to amend the original motion approving the Boot State Preliminary Plat to include the contingencies in the letter from Sellers & Associates dated July 15, 2026. Yay- Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- Landry-Lalande Council members will consider details regarding building townhomes after reviewing what regulations neighboring communities have in place. Chief Nerren, Police Chief- Updates- Nerren advised 2 full-time officers would be attending the Academy in August. A few of the department’s vehicles had necessary repair work. The department will be receiving 8 or 10 radios from a grant through the Vermilion Parish Sheriff Office. Nerren wished John Dayries well on his campaign. Arsement asked Nerren to look at how long officers are required to stay after completing the academy and relay the information to him. Richard Meche, Maintenance Supervisor- June 2026- 9,414,000 gallons of water produced; 8,792,570 gallons of water sold; 621,430 gallons of water Unmetered; 6%. The number of disconnects decreased from last month. Meche and his crew fixed the sidearm for $2,500 which was $20,000 less than the repair quote given by John Deere. Meche is also shopping around to try and find vendors with lower chemical treatment costs for the Town’s water and sewer systems. Mayor Neil Arsement- Introduce Ordinance 26-8 Authorizing Mayor to Sell Improvement Only- Arsement advised a public hearing was necessary to consider an ordinance prior to selling the home located at 107 W. Corine Street. Council members will have an opportunity to accept or reject offers once an ordinance to sell has been adopted. Discussion was held. No public comments Motion: Landry-Lalande/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to set Ordinance 26-8 Authorizing the Mayor to Sell Immovable Property Only for Public Hearing to be held at the Town of Maurice General Meeting Room, located at 405 Lastie Avenue, Maurice LA 70555, on August 19, 2026, at 6pm. Yay- M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher; Nay- None Final Adoption Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11. 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance- Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to Adopt Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11, 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None Sales Tax Report- May 2026 sales tax is $145,984.13 which increased 15.7% from last year. Arsement thanked residents for supporting local businesses. Updates- Smart meters have been ordered with grant funds and will be distributed to residents wanting the new technology. Arsement asked residents to call the emergency number if the red warning light on lift stations is flashing. A claim was made for a resident who experienced a sewerage backup over the weekend. A pond layout on the new park property is being drawn and will be provided once complete. Schlicher advised Wildlife & Fisheries will stock the pond with fish once complete. Council Concerns- Landry-Lalande recognized The Gilded Lily for being named business of the month with the Vermilion Chamber. Schlicher advised golf cart usage seems to be going well. Scott Trahan thanked the Maintenance crew for work at the park. Arsement thanked Scott Trahan for guidance with the grass at the park. Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande motioned, seconded and carried to adjourn at 8:16 pm. Yay- All Present __________________________ ______________________________ Nichole G Bonin, Assistant Clerk Neil Arsement, Mayor (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $324.00

GENERAL MEETING TOWN OF MAURICE MINUTES Wednesday, July 15, 2026 The General Meeting of the Officials of the Town of Maurice was opened by Mayor Neil Arsement at 6:00 p.m. at the Maurice Municipal Building, 405 Lastie Ave., Maurice, Louisiana Mayor Arsement led the assembly in Prayer and Alderman Matthew Trahan led the Pledge of Allegiance Roll call of officers Present: Mayor Neil Arsement; Alderwoman Megan Landry-Lalande; Alderman Troy Catalon; Alderman Jonathan Schlicher; Alderman Matthew Trahan; Alderman Scott Trahan Absent: None Also present: Erica Arceneaux; Nichole Bonin; Shakyla Cormier; Joan Methvin; Kimberly Guidry; Richard Meche, Maintenance Supervisor; Chief Guy Nerren; Ricky Lafleur, Legal Advisor; Nick Sonnier, Sellers & Associates; Wayne Theriot; Kelly Hardy; Troy Menard; John Dayries; Christina Dayries Motion: Landry-Lalande/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to enter the Public Hearing. Yay- All Present Public Hearing for the Purpose of: Present Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice- Ricky Lafleur presented the ordinance to establish no parking regulations marked either by yellow or red striping or signage in fire lanes so the Town could provide enforcement. Nunu’s shopping center had issues with people parking in areas designated as a fire lane and with the Town’s growing commercial developments, Lafleur advised it was necessary for the Town to adopt an ordinance referring to statute 32:143 & section 1509 of the Administrative Code. Troy Menard, Kelly Hardy, and Wayne Theriot questioned enforcement and signage. Enforcement would apply both to occupied and unoccupied vehicles. Chief Nerren and Matthew Trahan advised that the Fire Marshal has authority and requires either striping or signage. Businesses could choose to display both. Schlicher asked why an ordinance was necessary. Lafleur advised it allows local enforcement of the state law. No further comments. Present Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11. 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance- Lafleur presented the ordinance. Mayor Arsement advised the new ordinance removes the insurance allowance as suggested by the Town Auditor since the Town now offers health insurance. Arsement clarified the Chief’s salary discussed a few month prior was incorrect and wanted to go on record that there was an error in the numbers presented. Landry-Lalande wanted to add a vehicle allowance clause and Lafleur advised this was not necessary because an elected Chief has inherent authority over the use of a vehicle since he is on 24-hour call. In an emergency, the Chief of Police must have use of a vehicle to return to the Town. No further comments Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to close the Public Hearing. Yay- All Present Mayor Arsement asked Council members and Chief Nerren to recognize budget to actual financial statements included in their monthly binders- Arsement advised some were missing due to software failure. Approval of the June 17, 2026, General Meeting Minutes- No public comment Motion: S. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to accept the June 17, 2026, General Meeting Minutes as presented. Yay-All Present Agenda Approval- No public comment Motion: Landry-Lalande/Catalon moved, seconded and carried to approve the agenda as presented. Yay- All Present John Dayries- Mr. Dayries, announced his candidacy for Town of Maurice Chief of Police in the upcoming election and discussed his qualifications. Landry-Lalande thanked Mr. Dayries for his willingness to serve Maurice. Ricky Lafleur- Final Adoption Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice- Lafleur presented the Ordinance 26-7. No public comments Motion: Schlicher/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to Adopt Ordinance 26-7 Fire Lane Ordinance of the Town of Maurice. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None Pat McGee- Attorney Contract- Lafleur clarified, the contract discussed at the June General Meeting included attorney fees and expenses. Mr. McGee wrote the contract with a specific amount for budgetary reasons and was presented in case Mr. Lafleur had any legal matters that were a conflict of interest. If necessary, the amount could be amended by Council members later. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/S. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to accept and authorize Mayor Arsement to sign the Pat McGee Attorney Contract. Yay- Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- None Lafleur is waiting on a response to a request made for an AG opinion on a possible tax reduction from Vermilion Parish. Lafleur will speak with Chief Nerren regarding the abandoned vehicle in Victoria Manor. Arsement questioned processes for blighted vehicles and wanted them towed if within the Town’s legal rights. Landry- Lalande questioned the Town’s Trash Can Ordinance enforcement. Lafleur will review the ordinances. Nick Sonnier advised the water Tower completion was scheduled for July 25, 2026. Nick Sonnier, Sellers & Associates- Louis Pvt Lane Dedication- Sonnier presented letters from residents who owned property along Louis Pvt Lane dedicating the ROW and utility easement to the Town of Maurice. After reviewing, it was discovered there was one resident letter missing. Council members wanted to see all the documents before accepting the dedication. Discussion was held. No public comments. Motion: S. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and failed to accept the Louis Pvt Lane Dedication- Nay- Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry Lalande; Yay- None Introduce Ordinance 26-8A Annexation of LA Hwy 92 East- Sonnier introduced Ordinance 26-8A Annexation of LA Hwy 92 East. Schlicher questioned the ROW and was informed it goes to the center of the roadway all the way to Kirk Rd. except in front of Magnolia Lakes Subdivision. All signatures from landowners have been obtained. The State of Louisiana will still maintain the area. Discussion was held. No other public comments. Motion: Catalon/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to introduce Ordinance 26-8A Extending and Enlarging the Limits and Boundaries of the Town of Maurice and Including an Area Known as LA Hwy 92 East and Defining the Entire Boundaries of the Town of Maurice as Changed by the said Addition and set for Public Hearing to be held on August 19, 2026, at 6pm in the Town of Maurice General Meeting Room located at 405 Lastie Avenue, Maurice LA 70555. Yay- Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon; Nay- None Delta Regional Authority Funding Application Resolution- Sonnier advised a Resolution was necessary to apply for funding from Delta Regional Authority through Acadiana Planning Commission. Funding requests would likely be for the Vincent Street Drainage Project. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Landry-Lalande/Catalon moved, seconded and carried approving the Delta Regional Authority Funding Application Resolution and Authorizing the Mayor to sign all Necessary Documents. Yay- M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher; Nay- None US Hwy 167 Access Connection Improvements Project DOTD CEA Resolution- Sonnier presented the Resolution requesting highway modifications for funding Maurice received for the J-Turn Project along US Hwy 167. Arsement advised the project would allow access near Nunu’s for the growth of commercial developments in Town. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried Accepting the Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Sign and Submit a Highway Modification Request and Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with DOTD in Connection with the US Hwy 167 Access Connection Improvements Project. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None LA Hwy 92 Turn Lane DOTD CEA Resolution- Sonnier presented the Resolution for DOTD to pay for the relocation of the Town’s water and sewer lines outside of their ROW. Widening would be near Ray’s Quick Stop and the turn radius from 167 to 92 would also be widened. Schlicher asked about a right turn lane. This was not being considered in the project. Discussion was held. No public comment. Motion: Landry-Lalande/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried Accepting the Resolution Authorizing the Mayor to Sign and Submit a Utility Relocation Agreement with DOTD in Connection with the LA Hwy 92 Left Turn Lane @ US Hwy 167 Project (State Project No. H.015427). Yay- Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- None Joseph Trahan and Laura Smith Preliminary Plat Approval- Sonnier advised the Plat being presented is now known as Boot State Investments LLC. The developer wanted to subdivide the property for townhomes and request zero lot line setbacks. Council members had concerns about the Town not having specific regulations for townhouse developments. Nichole Bonin advised if the development isn’t subdivided, the Subdivision Ordinance guidelines would not apply and the development would be reviewed under the current Residential Building Code. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/S. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to Approve the Joseph Trahan and Laura Smith Preliminary Plat now known as the Boot State Investments, LLC Preliminary Plat. Nay- Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon; Yay- None Arsement requested an amendment to include contingencies in the original motion. Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: Landry-Lalande/Schlicher moved, seconded and carried to amend the original motion approving the Boot State Preliminary Plat to include the contingencies in the letter from Sellers & Associates dated July 15, 2026. Yay- Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan, S. Trahan; Nay- Landry-Lalande Council members will consider details regarding building townhomes after reviewing what regulations neighboring communities have in place. Chief Nerren, Police Chief- Updates- Nerren advised 2 full-time officers would be attending the Academy in August. A few of the department’s vehicles had necessary repair work. The department will be receiving 8 or 10 radios from a grant through the Vermilion Parish Sheriff Office. Nerren wished John Dayries well on his campaign. Arsement asked Nerren to look at how long officers are required to stay after completing the academy and relay the information to him. Richard Meche, Maintenance Supervisor- June 2026- 9,414,000 gallons of water produced; 8,792,570 gallons of water sold; 621,430 gallons of water Unmetered; 6%. The number of disconnects decreased from last month. Meche and his crew fixed the sidearm for $2,500 which was $20,000 less than the repair quote given by John Deere. Meche is also shopping around to try and find vendors with lower chemical treatment costs for the Town’s water and sewer systems. Mayor Neil Arsement- Introduce Ordinance 26-8 Authorizing Mayor to Sell Improvement Only- Arsement advised a public hearing was necessary to consider an ordinance prior to selling the home located at 107 W. Corine Street. Council members will have an opportunity to accept or reject offers once an ordinance to sell has been adopted. Discussion was held. No public comments Motion: Landry-Lalande/M. Trahan moved, seconded and carried to set Ordinance 26-8 Authorizing the Mayor to Sell Immovable Property Only for Public Hearing to be held at the Town of Maurice General Meeting Room, located at 405 Lastie Avenue, Maurice LA 70555, on August 19, 2026, at 6pm. Yay- M. Trahan, S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher; Nay- None Final Adoption Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11. 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance- Discussion was held. No public comment Motion: M. Trahan/Landry-Lalande moved, seconded and carried to Adopt Ordinance 26-7A An Ordinance Repealing and replacing Ordinance Numbers 20-11, 19-4A, 16-7, 15-6C, 12-7A, and 8-6A in Order to Adjust the Police Chief’s Salary Ordinance. Yay- S. Trahan, Landry-Lalande, Catalon, Schlicher, M. Trahan; Nay- None Sales Tax Report- May 2026 sales tax is $145,984.13 which increased 15.7% from last year. Arsement thanked residents for supporting local businesses. Updates- Smart meters have been ordered with grant funds and will be distributed to residents wanting the new technology. Arsement asked residents to call the emergency number if the red warning light on lift stations is flashing. A claim was made for a resident who experienced a sewerage backup over the weekend. A pond layout on the new park property is being drawn and will be provided once complete. Schlicher advised Wildlife & Fisheries will stock the pond with fish once complete. Council Concerns- Landry-Lalande recognized The Gilded Lily for being named business of the month with the Vermilion Chamber. Schlicher advised golf cart usage seems to be going well. Scott Trahan thanked the Maintenance crew for work at the park. Arsement thanked Scott Trahan for guidance with the grass at the park. Motion: Schlicher/Landry-Lalande motioned, seconded and carried to adjourn at 8:16 pm. Yay- All Present __________________________ ______________________________ Nichole G Bonin, Assistant Clerk Neil Arsement, Mayor (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $324.00

PUBLIC NOTICE TOWN OF ERATH VERMILION PARISH AUGUST 10, 2026 PRESIDING: MAYOR TAYLOR MENCACCI BOARD OF ALDERMEN: STEPHANIE BROUSSARD, SCOTT BERNARD, MIKE RICHARD, JASON CONNOR ABSENT: CORY DUPLANTIS A motion was offered by Mike Richard seconded by Jason Connor and duly carried, approving the minutes of the regular meeting July 13, 2026. A motion was offered by Stephanie Broussard, seconded by Jason Connor and duly carried, approving the bills for payment. A motion was offered by Jason Connor, seconded by Mike Richard and duly carried, adopting the July budget-to-actual financial reports. A motion was offered by Scott Bernard, seconded by Jason Connor and duly carried, awarding the project to EP Breaux for utility services with a concurrent Contract Change Order No. 1 which reduces the Contract to $2,747,995.00. A motion was offered by Jason Connor, seconded by Scott Bernard and duly carried, approving the 2026 Employee Benefits Renewal with the Blue Saver Option. A motion was offered by Jason Connor, seconded by Mike Richard and duly carried, giving the resident located at 509 E. Putnam till Friday, August 14, 2026, by 4:00pm to disconnect the utilities and vacate camper. A motion was offered by Jason Connor, seconded by Mike Richard and duly carried, there being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. Taylor Mencacci Raquel Harris Mayor Town Clerk (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $60.00

Minutes of proceedings of the Board of Commissioners of the Gueydan Drainage District taken at regular meeting held on August 11, 2026 with the following members: PRESENT: DAVID SIMON, KEITH HENSGENS, JEFFREY P. SCANLAN and TREVOR HAIR ABSENT: PERCY LOUGON Motion was made by KEITH HENSGENS, seconded by JEFFREY P. SCANLAN, and unanimously carried, that the reading of the minutes of the regular meeting held on July 9, 2026 be dispensed with and that same be adopted as written. Motion was made by JEFFREY P. SCANLAN, seconded by KEITH HENSGENS, and unanimously carried, that all bills approved by the finance committee be paid. Motion was made by TREVOR HAIR, seconded by JEFFREY P. SCANLAN, and unanimously carried, that the review of the monthly budget to actual comparison report for July 2026 was accepted. Motion was made by KEITH HENSGENS, seconded by TREVOR HAIR, and unanimously carried, that DAVID SIMON, President of this governing body, be and he is hereby authorized to execute, on behalf of this governing body, the Letter of Engagement for the annual audit services for the one-year period ending December 31, 2026 with Kolder, Slaven & Company, LLC, Certified Public Accountants, 7612 Highway 167, P. O. Box 1055, Abbeville, Louisiana 70511. Motion was made by KEITH HENSGENS, seconded by JEFFREY P. SCANLAN, and unanimously carried, that Bank of Gueydan Certificate of Deposit No. 4697618, dated February 13, 2026, issued in the name of Gueydan Drainage District, Maintenance Account, in the face amount of $100,000.00 be cashed and deposited to the Gueydan Drainage District Maintenance Account to be used to pay maintenance expenses. There being no further business to come before the meeting, motion was made by JEFFREY P. SCANLAN, seconded by KEITH HENSGENS, and unanimously carried, that the meeting was adjourned. S/Jeanne Woods S/David Simon Secretary President (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $66.00

NOTICE OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR USDA HOUSING PRESERVATION GRANT (HPG) - Louisiana Groundswell, Inc. intends to apply for a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Housing Preservation Grant (HPG) to provide housing rehabilitation assistance to eligible low-income homeowners within the proposed project area of Vermilion Parish. The proposed project is anticipated to provide housing preservation services to approximately 5 owner-occupied homes located in Vermilion Parish. A copy of the proposed Statement of Activities will be available for public review and comment beginning August 12, 2026 at: Groundswell, Inc.
102 Main Street, Suite 210
LaGrange, GA 30240 or by requesting a copy via email at: soul@groundswell.org Interested individuals may submit written comments regarding the proposed project by: • Mail: Groundswell, Inc., 102 Main Street, Suite 210, LaGrange, GA 30240 • Email: soul@groundswell.org All written comments must be received no later than September 3, 2026 (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $42.00

Abbeville, Louisiana August 10, 2026 Minutes of a Consolidated Gravity Drainage District # 2A Board of Commissioners regular meeting held at the Vermilion Parish Library, Kaplan Branch, 815 N. Cushing Ave., Kaplan, La. on Monday, August 10, 2026 at 5:30 PM. President Donald Gaspard presiding The meeting was called to order. Roll call: Present: Mr. Mark Comeaux Mr. Donald Gaspard Mr. Ted Girouard Mr. Randy Stutes Absent: Mr. Thomas Lalande Also in attendance: Clerk Denise LeBlanc and Operator Jessie Fabre Guests: None By motion of Mr. Randy Stutes, seconded by Mr. Ted Girouard, and unanimously carried, the minutes of the regular meeting of July 13, 2026 was approved. Clerk Denise LeBlanc provided all board members with the monthly actual budget analysis for review and discussion. By motion of Mr. Mark Comeaux, seconded by Mr. Ted Girouard, and unanimously carried, the clerk’s treasurer’s report of $527,300.95 in the maintenance fund was accepted. EXHIBIT I (ON FILE) President Donald Gaspard reviewed the July bank statement. The clerk informed the Board a certificate of deposit in the amount of $200,000.00 was obtained at First Guaranty Bank for a 12 month term at 3.52%. Supervisor’s Report: Mr. Donald Gaspard reported the work schedule was progressing well. He advised he was contacted by Mr. Rick Garcia concerning Shelly Rd. flooding during heavy rains. He advised him that this would be a police jury issue. Operator Jessie Fabre advised that the drum mulcher was broker. The brush cutter was also broken but Marty is waiting on the mechanic to replace the parts. Clerk’s Report: Clerk Denise LeBlanc provided all board members with a copy of the revised policy and procedure manual. She also provided copies to operator Jessie Fabre to distribute to the other employees. New Business: Operator Jessie Fabre discussed the need for a mat or pipe on Wildflower Rd. which is needed for the mulcher to be able to cross. By motion of Mr. Randy Stutes, seconded by Mr. Mark Comeaux, and unanimously carried, the Board will obtain prices on the cost of the pipe. Mr. Donald Gaspard informed the Board that another district is using a helicopter to spray weed killer. The Board will invite Mr. Thomas Wolf to the next meeting to present a proposal. By motion of Mr. Mark Comeaux, seconded by Mr. Randy Stutes, and unanimously carried, the following monthly bills were approved for payment, including the Dogget Machinery invoice: Deere Credit --------------------------------------------- $ 6,375.00 pd. ck# 5742 LeMaire’s Tire Repair --------------------------------- 365.07 pd. ck# 5743 Abbeville Meridional ---------------------------------- 566.00 Advance Auto Parts ------------------------------------ 371.71 Connector Specialists ---------------------------------- 1,045.39 Deere Credit -------------------------------------------- 6,925.00 Doggett Machinery ------------------------------------ 6,613.71 Duhon Brothers Oil Co. ------------------------------ 6,276.88 Guidry’s Auto Parts ----------------------------------- 83.16 L & R Construction Co. ------------------------------ 600.00 Piazza Office Supply --------------------------------- 1.89 Primco Fab --------------------------------------------- 10.24 Sunshine ------------------------------------------------ 909.90 Visa ----------------------------------------------------- 353.05 pd. ck# 5738 Parish Gov’t Risk Mgmt. ------------------------------ 1,012.09 TOTAL BILLS ---------------------------------------- $ 31,509.09 By motion of Mr. Ted Girouard, seconded by Mr. Randy Stutes, and unanimously carried, the meeting adjourned. __________________________ _____________________________ President Secretary (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) COST: $120.00

MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Hospital Service District No. 2, Abbeville General Hospital, Parish of Vermilion, State of Louisiana was called to order at 6.15 P.M. on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, by Mr. Oswald Broussard, Chairman. Proceedings were taken at their regular meeting place in the Hospital Boardroom of Abbeville General Hospital with the following people present: MEMBERS PRESENT: Oswald Broussard, Chairman Claude Meeks, M.D. Jody Landry, Vice Chairman Anita Levy John Boudreaux Daleon Primeaux MEMBERS ABSENT: Kelly Richard STAFF PRESENT: Michael J. Bertrand, Chief Executive Officer Troy Hair, Chief Financial Officer Heidi Guidry, Chief Nursing Officer Abbey Palombo, Recording Secretary GUEST PRESENT: Timothy Deshotel, CPA, Lester, Miller & Wells Approval of Minutes On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by Johnny Boudreaux and unanimously carried, the minutes of the Regular Board of Commissioners meeting held June 10, 2026, were approved as written. Communications The following communications were reviewed: Kitchen Project Priority One Funds MCO Enrollment 2025 Financial Audit • Presentation of Financial Audit Report - FY 2024 Timothy Deshotel, Certified Public Accountant of Lester Miller & Wells presented the Financial Audit Report for Fiscal Year 2025 On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by Daleon Primeaux and unanimously carried, the Board accepted the 2025 Financial Audit Report as presented. New Business Medical Staff Report Credentials Committee Report On motion of Claude Meeks, M.D., seconded by Jody Landry and unanimously carried, the recommendations of the Medical Executive/Credentials Committee were accepted as follows: Lift from Provisional Status Practitioners Name For Review Consider and Recommend Staff Category Reginald Ardoin, MD Anesthesiology Courtesy Staff Courtney Regan, DDS Pediatric Dentistry Courtesy Staff Matthew Berlinger, MD Pulmonology Consulting Staff Jason Green, DO Pulmonology Consulting Staff Mitchell Hymowitz, MD Pulmonology Consulting Staff Lauren Miles, MD Pulmonology Consulting Staff Nicholas Raush, MD Pulmonology Consulting Staff James Walker, MD Pulmonology Consulting Staff Gabrielle Trahan, APRN Urgent Care NP Allied Health Staff Reappointment (Two Year Period) Dept of Medicine Practitioners Name For Review Consider and Recommend Staff Category Kennedy Iheanacho, MD Oncology Consulting Staff Marina Nero, PT Physical Therapy Allied Health Staff Reappointment (Two Year Period) Dept of Surgery Practitioners Name For Review Consider and Recommend Staff Category Kyle Caswell, DO Orthopedic Surgery Consulting Staff Seth Rosenzweig, MD Orthopedic Surgery Consulting Staff Tricia Lowrey, MD Pathology Consulting Staff Approve Practitioners Reappointed by the Medical Board of Direct Radiology and added to the Privilege Agreement Practitioners Name Clinical Privileges Consider and Recommend   James Haug, DO Teleradiology / Diagnostic Radiology Telemedicine Staff Approve Practitioners Voluntary Leave of Absence (LOA) Practitioners Name For Review Effective Date Jude Cope, DO FMLA 6/15/2026 Lauren Grace Lege, PA Maternity Leave 6/24/2026 Place on Inactive Status (Removed from Staff) Practitioners Name For Review Effective Date John Bordes, CRNA Retirement 5/28/2026 Deborah Mire, APRN No longer using NP privileges at Urgent Care 6/4/2026 Governor Replacement for Elevators 1 & 2 On motion of John Boudreaux, seconded by Claude Meeks, M.D. and unanimously carried, the board Education Request – Athletic Trainer On motion of Jody Landry, seconded by Anita Levy and unanimously carried, the board approved the education request for Kate Faulk to attend the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Clinical Symposia and Expo, allowing access to cutting edge research which influences best practice and standard of care, and hands on learning opportunities and skill development at a cost of $2,473.41. First Guaranty Bank Resolution On motion of John Boudreaux, seconded by Daleon Primeaux and unanimously carried, the board resolved: WHEREAS, Hospital Service District No. 2 of Vermilion Parish, acting through its governing authority, the Board of Commissioners, pursuant to law, desires to provide for the deposit and disbursement of public funds held by Hospital Service District No. 2 of Vermilion Parish in order to carry out its public functions; and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners desires to change the signers of one or more accounts with First Guaranty Bank for this purpose NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners, acting as the governing authority of the Hospital Service District No. 2 of Vermilion Parish that: The Board of Commissioners desires to remove John Boudreaux and add Oswald Broussard as a signer or one or more of its accounts with First Guaranty Bank. The Board of Commissioners desires to remove Jerry Lynn Phillips and add Jeffery Reynolds as a signer on one or more of its accounts with First Guaranty Bank. This resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: 6 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 1 And the resolution was declared adopted on this, the 24th day of June 2026. Executive Session On motion of John Boudreaux, seconded by Anita Levy and unanimously carried, the Board entered into Executive Session for Approval of Minutes, and Strategic Planning, and Performance Improvement. OTHER Leadership Dashboard On motion of Anita Levy , seconded by Jody Landry and unanimously carried, the board the 1st quarter leadership dashboard as presented. Adjournment On motion of John Boudreaux, seconded by Anita Levy and unanimously carried, the Board adjourned at 7:57 P.M. • ________________________________ ___________________________ • MICHAEL J. BERTRAND, II, MS, MBA OSWALD BROUSSARD • CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SECRETARY / TREASURER      (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $222.00

MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING A regular meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Hospital Service District No. 2, Abbeville General Hospital, Parish of Vermilion, State of Louisiana was called to order at 6.15 P.M. on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, by Mr. Oswald Broussard, Chairman. Proceedings were taken at their regular meeting place in the Hospital Boardroom of Abbeville General Hospital with the following people present: MEMBERS PRESENT: Oswald Broussard, Chairman Claude Meeks, M.D. Jody Landry, Vice Chairman Anita Levy John Boudreaux Daleon Primeaux Kelly Richard STAFF PRESENT: Michael J. Bertrand, Chief Executive Officer Troy Hair, Chief Financial Officer Heidi Guidry, Chief Nursing Officer Gilbert Pellerin, Chief of Staff Abbey Palombo, Recording Secretary Approval of Minutes On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by John Boudreaux and unanimously carried, the minutes of the Regular Board of Commissioners meeting held June 24, 2026, were approved as written. Amend Agenda On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by John Boudreaux and unanimously carried, the amended the agenda for consideration of Zeiss Visu 160/S7 Microscope. Communications The following communications were reviewed: MCCC Expansion Update BRIC Application AGH Clinician Credit Bank Grant Rural Health Facilities Capital Improvement Program, Year 1 Application Capital Outlay Appropriations New Business July Contract Review On motion of Claude Meeks, M.D., seconded by Anita Levy and unanimously carried, the board approved the following contracts: Acadian Total Security - Combined Contract ATT Advertising (Dex-YP) AT&T - Internet and Phone Bundle Bridgeway Healthcare & Hospice of Acadiana -Hospice Care Clinical Reference Laboratory (CRL)Laboratory Services Agreement Direct Radiology, LLC - Credentialing & Privileging Services Gilbert Pellerin, MD - Employment - OB-GYN Louisiana Independent Hospital Network Coalition, LLC - Network Coalition Services Mandy Boudreaux, MD - Employment - OB-GYN Medical Solutions, LLC - Aureus Radiology, LLC - Cardiopulmonary Staffing Services Myriam Hutchinson, MD - Interpretation of EKG, Etc. OnCentive - Employee Retention Tax Credit Premier, Inc. - GPO Ascend Program Ronald Lahasky, MD - Interpretation of EKGs, etc. Steris Mobile Handheld Computer - Technical Support Stryker Howmedica Osteonics Corp - Trauma Inventory Agreement Vantage Health Plan, Inc - Commercial Vermilion Catholic High - Athletic Trainer Service Agreement WellCare - PPO Network Screen Up Initiative for Cancer Prevention On motion of Daleon Primeaux, seconded by Anita Levy and unanimously carried, the board approved the Letter of Commitment with Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center School of Public Health for its Screen Up initiative focused on eliminating and reducing cancer related inequalities and health disparities. Plan of Care/Treatment/Services & Patient/Family Education Appraisal On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by Kelly Richard and unanimously carried, the board approved the Plan of Care/Treatment/Services & Patient/Family Education Annual Appraisal as presented. IGT Certification On motion of Daleon Primeaux, seconded by Kelly Richard and unanimously carried, the board certified that it has no agreements(written or otherwise), or agreements under active consideration, with any provider that would receive Medicaid reimbursement as a result of either of the directed payment programs that would present a transfer of value between a public and private entity for the purposes of providing state match for the directed payment program to LDH through Inter Governmental Transfers (IGTs). May Financial Report Troy Hair, Chief Financial Officer, presented the May Financial Report. The detail in comparison to budget was reviewed. • Updated Sales Tax Plan for Improvement The Board reviewed the updated Sales Tax Plan for Improvement Zeiss Visu 160/S7 Microscope On motion of John Boudreaux, seconded by Claude Meeks, M.D. and unanimously carried, the board authorized the purchase of the Zeiss Visu 160/S7 Microscope used for cataract surgeries. Executive Session On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by Jody Landry and unanimously carried, the Board entered into Executive Session for Approval of Minutes, and Strategic Planning, and Performance Improvement. Other Business Horizon Mental Health Management, LLC On a motion by Daleon Primeaux seconded by Jody Landry and unanimously carried, the board approved the contract with Horizon Mental Health Management, LLC Adjournment On motion of Anita Levy, seconded by Daleon Primeaux and unanimously carried, the Board adjourned at 7:51 P.M. • ________________________________ ___________________________ • MICHAEL J. BERTRAND, II, MS, MBA OSWALD BROUSSARD • CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SECRETARY / TREASURER     (PUBLISHED: AUGUST 15, 2026) Cost: $198.00 mmm

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE The St. Bernard Parish Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. in the St. Bernard Parish Council Chambers, located at 8201 W. Judge Perez Drive, Chalmette, Louisiana 70043 for the following docket items only. S-2026-017 Requesting a re-subdivision of Lots 33 & 34 into Lot 33-A, Square 11, Jackson Park, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richmond W. Krebs, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 3533-3535 Pakenham Drive, Chalmette LA 70043. Petitioner: Better Together, LLC S-2026-018 Requesting a re-subdivision of lot 812-A-1 Lots 812-A-1-A & 812-A-1-B Carolyn Park Subdivision, Extension #2, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 205 Llama Drive, Arabi LA 70032. Petitioner: Talyta Noronha S-2026-019 Requesting a re-subdivision of lots “A” and “B”, Square 1, Riverland Park Subdivision being a portion of lots 1 & 2 former Lacoste Plantation into lot AB1, Square 1, Riverland Park Subdivision, Section 5, T13S-R12E, Southeast Land District, East of the Mississippi River, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana, as shown on survey by Richard T. Dading, A Louisiana licensed surveyor. Site Location: 2015 Palmisano Boulevard, Chalmette LA 70043. Petitioner: Charles A. McKay, Jr. Z-2026-008 Petition of Charles A McKay, Jr. for a Conditional Use for a Burrow Pits. Site Location: lot G2-A, NW ¼ of Section 26, South ½ of Section 26, Portion of Section 27, Portion of Section 34 and a portion of Section 35, T13S-R14E, St. Helena Meridian, St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana. August 7, 14, 21,2026

PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Christopher Watson (last known residence: 77 Packenham Ave., Chalmette, LA. 70043), please contact Leola Anderson, Anderson and Associates Law Firm at 504.438.9388. August 14, 2026

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE THE ST. BERNARD PARISH COUNCIL WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2026 AT THREE (3:00) O’CLOCK P.M. AT THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE GOVERNMENT COMPLEX, LOCATED AT 8201 WEST JUDGE PEREZ DRIVE, CHALMETTE, LOUISIANA TO RECEIVE COMMENTARY ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED ORDINANCE INTRODUCED AT THE AUGUST 4, 2026 COUNCIL MEETING: Summary No. 4378 Planning Commission recommended DENIAL on 7/28/26 Introduced by: Administration on 8/4/26 AN ORDINANCE TO APPROVE DOCKET Z-2026-006, PETITION OF GATOR CONSTRUCTION, LLC FOR A ZONING CHANGE FROM R-1 (SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) ZONING TO R-2 (TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) ZONING TO ALLOW THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE. SITE LOCATION: 2916-18 JACKSON BOULEVARD, CHALMETTE, LA 70043. ST. BERNARD PARISH COUNCIL DOES HEREBY ORDAIN: SECTION 1. The St. Bernard Parish Council does hereby approve Docket Z-2026-006, petition of Gator Construction, LLC for a zoning change from R-1 (Single-Family Residential) Zoning to R-2 (Two-Family Residential) Zoning to allow the construction of a new two-family residence. SITE LOCATION: 2916-18 JACKSON BOULEVARD, CHALMETTE, LA 70043. SECTION 2. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall become effective immediately upon authorizing signature by the Parish President. In the event of a presidential veto, this Ordinance shall become effective upon a two-thirds favorable vote of the total membership of the Council pursuant to Sections 2-11 and 2-13 of the St. Bernard Parish Home Rule Charter. SECTION 3. Severability. If any section, clause, paragraph, provision or portion of this ordinance shall be held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such holding shall not affect any other section, clause, paragraph, provision or portion of this Ordinance, the St. Bernard Parish Council hereby expresses and declares that it would have adopted the remaining portion this Ordinance with the invalid portions omitted. This item is available for public inspection at the Clerk of Council’s office located at 8201 W. Judge Perez Dr., Chalmette LA 70043 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. BY DIRECTION OF Fred Everhardt, Jr. FRED EVERHARDT, JR. COUNCIL CHAIR August 14, 2026