00082103 Publication 1/22/2021 ORDINANCE NO. 526 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE ANNUAL BUDGET OF REVENUES, EXPENDITURES, AND APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR JANUARY 1, 2020 THRU DECEMBER 31, 2020 FOR THE TOWN OF GOLDEN MEADOW WHEREAS, pursuant to La.R.S. 39:1301-1315 Louisiana Local Government Budget Act, the Town of Golden Meadow previously adopted the Budget of Revenues, Expenditures and Appropriations for the Town of Golden Meadow for the fiscal year January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020 (the “2020 Budget”); and WHEREAS, it has become necessary for the town of Golden Meadow to amend the 2020 Budget; UPON MOTION of Councilman Willis Toups and seconded by Councilman Laci Latiolais, BE IT ORDAINED, that the Budget of Revenues, Expenditures and Appropriations for the Town of Golden Meadow for the fiscal year January 1, 2020 through December 31, 2020 is hereby amended to read as shown on the document entitled Town of Golden Meadow Amended Combined Budget Ending December 31, 2020 attachment to this ordinance. Said ordinance came up for a vote on the 14th day of December, 2020, and the vote was as follows: YEAS: COUNCILMAN ASHTON CHERAMIE, COUNCILMAN JODY CHERAMIE, COUNCILMAN LACI LATIOLAIS, COUNCILMAN WILLIS TOUPS NAYS: NONE ABSENT: COUNCILMAN LINDBERG LORRAINE ABSTAINED: NONE And the ordinance was declared adopted on the 14th day of December, 2020. _______________________ MAYOR JOEY BOUZIGA ATTESTED: _______________________ JAMIE LINER, TOWN CLERK ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. TO THE MAYOR

00082183 Publication 1/22/2021 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2020 MATHEWS, LOUISIANA STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH LAFOURCHE A REGULAR MEETING OF THE LAFOURCHE PARISH COUNCIL, PARISH OF LAFOURCHE, STATE OF LOUISIANA, WAS SCHEDULED FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 2020 AT 5:00 P.M., HELD AT THE MATHEWS GOVERNMENT COMPLEX, 4876 HIGHWAY 1, MATHEWS, LOUISIANA AND LIVE-STREAMED ON LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT’S FACEBOOK PAGE. The Lafourche Parish Council was duly convened as the Governing Authority of said Parish by Mr. Armand Autin, Chairman, who then stated that the Lafourche Parish Council was ready for the transaction of business at 5:00 p.m. Proceedings of the meeting were called to order with the following: PRESENT: Mr. William “T-Boo” Adams, Mr. Michael Gros, Mr. James “Jim” Wendell, Mr. Bobby Grabert, Mr. Armand “Noonie” Autin-Chairman, Mrs. D’Lynn Chiasson, Mr. Daniel Lorraine ABSENT: Mr. Jerry Jones (arrived at 5:03 p.m.), Mr. Aaron “Bo” Melvin-Vice Chair, Mr. Archie Chaisson, III, Parish President Chairman Autin announced that the invocation would be led by Mr. James “Jim” Wendell. The Council then recited the Pledge of Allegiance led by Mr. Daniel Lorraine. APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES The first item (1) on the agenda was a motion to accept the minutes of the November 24, 2020 Regular Session meeting. A motion was offered by Mr. Wendell, seconded by Mr. Grabert, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. LAFOURCHE PARISH OUTSTANDING CITIZEN The next item on the agenda was the Lafourche Parish Outstanding Citizen. There were no recommendations at this time. ¬PRESENTATIONS AND/OR UPDATES The next item (2) on the agenda was the Parish President to recognize LPG Employee of the Month and/or WOW Employee(s) for the month of November. Mr. Mitch Orgeron, Parish Administrator, on behalf of Parish President Chaisson, recognized Ms. Linda Gros as the Lafourche Parish Government Employee for the month of November for always going above and beyond in helping the citizens of Lafourche Parish. She is always helpful and kind to everyone, and does whatever is needed. There was no one recognized as the Lafourche Parish Government WOW Employee for the month of November. ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECT REPORTS The next item on the agenda was a presentation of planned, presently on going, recently completed or other projects by appropriate engineering firms engaged by the Parish. Ms. Sandy Guidry, Angelette Picciola LLC, 13379 Hwy 3235, Larose, Louisiana, gave a report on the following: Industrial Floodwall & Drainage – Phase III, and the West 107th Street Drainage Improvements. She then answered questions from the Council Members. See “Exhibit A”. PUBLIC WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL (PUBLIC HEARINGS, AGENDA ITEMS, ETC.) The next item on the agenda was Public Wishing to Address the Council (Public Hearings, Agenda Items, Etc.). Ms. Lisa Machen Fleagle, 202 Fern Lane, Bayou Blue, Louisiana, spoke to the Council regarding two transportation issues. One is that there is a lot of dangerous free running traffic in the Bayou Bend neighborhood, the other is the number of wrecks that are happening on the Bayou Blue Road where it intersects with Bayou Gardens Blvd, and who is responsible, Lafourche or Terrebonne Parish. She then introduced herself and Operation Yellow, which was created to educate, remove stigma, and provide a greater level of safety for high-risk populations as it relates to COVID and emerging microbiologics that effect the community. She then answered questions from Council Members and a brief discussion ensued that there are things being looked at for the Bayou Bend neighborhood to record accurate speeds that are being driven, that Bayou Blue Road is a state highway that resides in Lafourche Parish, that Lafourche Parish does not have the authority to place any traffic devices on that road, and that there is a process that has to be gone through and it is underway but it is slow, and both Mr. Wendell and the Administration are trying to bring more visibility to that intersection until they are able to get some action on the road. PUBLIC HEARING AND ORDINANCES FOR RATIFICATION A motion was offered by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Adams, to open the Public Hearing, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. The next item (3) on the agenda was an ordinance approving a temporary servitude agreement between Michael Trahan and Lafourche Parish Government in the Raceland area; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros, seconded by Mr. Adams. Chairman Autin asked three times if anyone from the public wanted to speak on the proposed ordinance. Hearing none, Chairman Autin called for a vote, which carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. ORD. NO. 6443 APPROVING A TEMPORARY SERVITUDE AGREEMENT BETWEEN MICHAEL TRAHAN AND LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT IN THE RACELAND AREA The next item (4) on the agenda was an ordinance providing for a 2020 Supplemental Appropriation (20-036) within the 2020 Operations and Maintenance Budget and Capital Outlay Budget to adjust for year-end projections to be in compliance with State budget requirements; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said transactions as provided for by Article VI of the Lafourche Parish Home Rule Charter. A motion was offered by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Adams. There was an amendment offered by Mr. Jones, seconded by Mr. Adams as follows: a. Amendment: Under SECTION 1, FUND 104 DRAINAGE, Number 2 should read as follows: 2. An increase decrease in WAGES AND EMPLOYEE BENEFITS in the amount of $200,000.00 Chairman Autin asked three times if anyone from the public wanted to speak on the proposed amendment to the ordinance. Hearing none, Chairman Autin called for a vote on the amendment to the ordinance, which carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. Chairman Autin then asked three times if anyone from the public wanted to speak on the proposed ordinance as amended. Hearing none, Chairman Autin called for a vote on the ordinance as amended, which carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. ORD. NO. 6444 PROVIDING FOR A 2020 SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION (20-036) WITHIN THE 2020 OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE BUDGET AND CAPITAL OUTLAY BUDGET TO ADJUST FOR YEAR-END PROJECTIONS TO BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH STATE BUDGET REQUIREMENTS A motion was offered by Mr. Wendell, seconded by Mr. Grabert, to close the public hearing, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. PROPOSED ORDINANCES Chairman Autin relinquished the meeting to Mr. Gros. The next item (5) on the agenda was a proposed ordinance providing for a 2020 Supplemental Appropriation (20-037) within the 2020 Operations and Maintenance Budget in the amount of $90,000.00 for the Bayou Civic Club/Larose Civic Center; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said transactions as provided for by Article VI of the Lafourche Parish Home Rule Charter. A motion was offered by Mrs. Chiasson to introduce the above stated proposed ordinance. The next item (6) on the agenda was a proposed ordinance approving a temporary servitude agreement between Anthony J. Collins and Troy Thompson, III, and Lafourche Parish Government in the Thibodaux area; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Jones to introduce the above stated proposed ordinance. The next item (7) on the agenda was a proposed ordinance approving an Act of Donation between the Lafourche Parish Drainage District No. 1 and Lafourche Parish Government for the donation of two (2) John Deere 6110 M Tractors, one (1) 60” Tiger Side Rotary Mower and one (1) 50” Tiger Bengal Series Mid Mount Hydraulic Rotary Boom Mower; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said donation and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Lorraine to introduce the above stated proposed ordinance. Mr. Gros returned the meeting to Chairman Autin. RESOLUTIONS The next item (8) on the agenda was a resolution accepting the quote of Lafourche Animal Hospital to provide veterinary services on an as-needed and as-called-upon basis for the Lafourche Parish Animal Shelter; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said contract and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros, seconded by Mr. Adams, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-370 ACCEPTING THE QUOTE OF LAFOURCHE ANIMAL HOSPITAL TO PROVIDE VETERINARY SERVICES ON AN AS-NEEDED AND AS-CALLED-UPON BASIS FOR THE LAFOURCHE PARISH ANIMAL SHELTER The next item (9) on the agenda was a resolution approving a Memorandum of Understanding between Lafourche Parish Government and the Louisiana State Animal Response Team for assisting in the event of an emergency; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros, seconded by Mr. Jones, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-371 APPROVING A MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT AND THE LOUISIANA STATE ANIMAL RESPONSE TEAM FOR ASSISTING IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY The next item (10) on the agenda was a resolution approving a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement between Lafourche Parish Government and the Board of Supervisors of Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical College to provide services at the Lafourche Parish Animal Shelter for the Year 2021; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros, seconded by Mr. Adams, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-372 APPROVING A COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT BETWEEN LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT AND THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY AND AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE TO PROVIDE SERVICES AT THE LAFOURCHE PARISH ANIMAL SHELTER FOR THE YEAR 2021 The next item (11) on the agenda was a resolution approving Amendment No. 1 to the agreement between Lafourche Parish Government and GIS Engineering, LLC for the project titled “Drainage Improvements along West 55th Street; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said amendment and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mrs. Chiasson, seconded by Mr. Lorraine. A brief discussion ensued that the Drainage District put up $50,000 in the previous Administration to help fund this project, that the funds they put up are being used for the study and to get it ready, and that this project has been going on for 15 years. Chairman Autin asked if there was any other discussion from the Council. Hearing none Chairman Autin called for a vote, which carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-373 APPROVING AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT AND GIS ENGINEERING, LLC FOR THE PROJECT TITLED “DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS ALONG WEST 55TH STREET The next item (12) on the agenda was a resolution adopting the Lafourche Parish Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan Update; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer any and all relevant documents. DEFERRED TO THE JANUARY 12, 2021 LPC MEETING The next item (13) on the agenda was a resolution approving an agreement between Lafourche Parish Government and GIS Engineering, LLC for professional engineering and design services for the Grand Bayou Freshwater Reintroduction Project; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mrs. Chiasson, seconded by Mr. Lorraine, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-374 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT AND GIS ENGINEERING, LLC FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING AND DESIGN SERVICES FOR THE GRAND BAYOU FRESHWATER REINTRODUCTION PROJECT The next item (14) on the agenda was a resolution approving an agreement between Lafourche Parish Government and Nationwide Retirement Plans to administer the 457 Deferred Compensation Plan; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Adams, seconded by Mr. Jones, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-375 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT AND NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT PLANS TO ADMINISTER THE 457 DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN The next item (15) on the agenda was a resolution approving an agreement between Nicholls State University and Lafourche Parish Government for monitoring and data collection activities related to the Bayou L’Ours Marsh Terraces Phase IV Project; and authorizing the Parish President to sign, execute and administer said agreement and any and all relevant documents. A motion was offered by Mr. Lorraine, seconded by Mr. Grabert, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-376 APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY AND LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT FOR MONITORING AND DATA COLLECTION ACTIVITIES RELATED TO THE BAYOU L’OURS MARSH TERRACES PHASE IV PROJECT The next item (16) on the agenda was a resolution reappointing one (1) member on the Lafourche Parish Animal Shelter Advisory Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Wendell to reappoint Tina Robichaux, seconded by Mr. Lorraine, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-377 REAPPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER ON THE LAFOURCHE PARISH ANIMAL SHELTER ADVISORY BOARD The next item (17) on the agenda was a resolution reappointing one (1) member on the Hospital Service District No. 2 Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Grabert to reappoint Leonard St. Pierre, seconded by Mrs. Chiasson, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-378 REAPPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER ON THE HOSPITAL SERVICE DISTRICT NO. 2 BOARD The next item (18) on the agenda was a resolution appointing one (1) member on the Fire Protection District No. 3 Board. A motion was offered by Mrs. Chiasson to appoint Aaron Montez, seconded by Mr. Gros. A brief discussion ensued that there were three applicants for this seat, that all three are good guys, and if someone is serving on a Board and they make all the meetings and they do a good job they should get reappointed. Chairman Autin asked if there was any other discussion from the Council. Hearing none Chairman Autin called for a vote, which carried by a vote of (7) yeas, (1) nay – Mr. Lorraine, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-379 APPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER ON THE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT NO. 3 BOARD The next item (19) on the agenda was a resolution appointing one (1) member to the Recreation District No. 3 Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Lorraine to appoint Michael Callais, seconded by Mrs. Chiasson, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-380 APPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER TO THE RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 3 BOARD The next item (20) on the agenda was a resolution reappointing one (1) member on the Sewerage District No. 7 Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros to reappoint Madeline Hebert, seconded by Mr. Adams, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-381 REAPPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER ON THE SEWERAGE DISTRICT NO. 7 BOARD The next item (21) on the agenda was a resolution appointing one (1) member to the Housing Authority of Lafourche Parish Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Gros to appoint Christopher Richardson, seconded by Mr. Jones, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-382 APPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER TO THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF LAFOURCHE PARISH BOARD The next item (22) on the agenda was a resolution appointing four (4) members to the Recreation District No. 5 Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Adams to appoint Casey Jarreau, Shawn Tardiff, William Ridgway, and Shane Trosclair, seconded by Mr. Jones, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-383 APPOINTING FOUR (4) MEMBERS TO THE RECREATION DISTRICT NO. 5 BOARD The next item (23) on the agenda was a resolution reappointing one (1) member on the Lafourche Parish Animal Shelter Advisory Board. A motion was offered by Mr. Grabert to reappoint Betsy Magee, seconded by Mr. Lorraine, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. RES. NO. 20-384 REAPPOINTING ONE (1) MEMBER ON THE LAFOURCHE PARISH ANIMAL SHELTER ADVISORY BOARD PARISH PRESIDENT, DEPARTMENT HEADS, DIRECTORS OR MANAGERS REPORTS, PRESENTATIONS AND/OR UPDATES The next item (24) on the agenda was a Department of Public Works representative to present a report. Mr. Dillon Baronne, Director of Public Works, presented a report on the following projects: Eau Claire Drive, Choctaw South Levee, Emerald Park, Hebert Ditch, Crossing North Canal, Four Point Drive, Landmark Drive, Hwy 182 Outfall, Holly Drive, St. Marie Drive, Dantin Street, Central Lafourche Drive, St. Patrick Street Outfall, Cement Ditch in Lockport, Hamilton Street, LeBlanc Drive, Lockport Boat Launch, Sandras Street, East 7th Street, East 26th Place, East 27th Place, East 37th Street, East 43rd Street, West 46th Street Outfall, East 114th & 115th Streets, Leeville Boat Launch Pier, West 123rd Street, and West 209th Street. He then answered questions from Council Members. See “Exhibit B”. DISCUSSIONS The next item (25) on the agenda was of a discussion regarding dispensing with the Lafourche Parish Council’s December 22, 2020 meeting. A motion was offered by Mrs. Chiasson, to dispense with the Lafourche Parish Council’s December 22, 2020 meeting, seconded by Mr. Wendell, and carried by a vote of (8) yeas, (0) nays, and (1) absent – Mr. Melvin. The next item (26) on the agenda was of a discussion concerning the Country Club Road gate and two (2) drainage ditches one being north of the Breton Canal and one on the southside. Mr. Lorraine spoke about the Country Club Road, located right behind South Lafourche High School on the south side, it used to be a shell road years ago until the parish paved it, and they always had a gate. He stated that he sent pictures to Archie and Mitch of the previous gate that used to be up. There is only one property owner that owns all the property and they would like to put the gate back up because of the vandalism that is taking place on the property. The gate used to be manned from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and if there was something going on at the Country Club somebody would be in charge of the gate, it was always operable the way they needed it to be. He then stated that the thing he is looking at is that it is one land owner, if it would be five or six, ten or twelve land owners it would be different, and hopefully they could come up with something on that, and if it can’t be done then they need to know. He then spoke about the canals and stated that there are two ditches on the south side of the LOOP Road, there is the Breton Canal then the Country Club Road, Breton Canal is in between. Those three ditches tap to the 40, it was all stopped up, all that water from the Breton Canal has to go to the pump station at Yankee Canal. Two of those ditches were cleaned out, and by cleaning them out it took about 40% of the water that would not go north and now it goes north. Everything doesn’t have to go down the bayou because we cleaned them out, but there is one more to clean out. This one drains into the Breton and it is the main ditch from LOOP Road all the way to the airport where it is pumped into the 40 Arpent. From the airport going to the pump station, it is pretty clean, it’s all dirty from the airport going north. So, if it could be cleaned, that would also help the 40’s, because everything that drains at the airport itself has to be pumped into the 40’s and then it has to be repumped. If that section is cleaned, it is going to bring the water to the Breton, like the other two canals. He then explained that when the water piles up pastures flood and that it doesn’t take long to pump it out, three or four days, but when the water can go the other way it is going to be a lot better, it won’t pile up as much. He also stated that anytime that a ditch can be dug to get some water to the pumps, that’s what you need, and anytime somebody is going to let you dig a ditch you should be happy to do it. He then stated that people may ask why are we digging ditches for cattlemen, well without the right-of-way from the cattlemen, you wouldn’t dig any ditches. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Lorraine and stated that he will allow everyone to air out any last final statements and that he is going to start with the Administration. Mr. Mitch Orgeron, Parish Administrator, gave an update on the debris from Hurricane Zeta and stated that as of Monday there has been 51,385 cubic yards of debris that has been removed, that’s about $969,000 in total cost. Debris is still being moved and they working pretty hard, the southern zones of the parish are what’s in process. He then wished everyone a very safe and Merry Christmas. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Orgeron and stated that for those that didn’t catch it, the parish is nearing the million-dollar mark on debris removal and there is still a lot of trucks running up and down the bayou. He then acknowledged for Mr. Jones to have the floor. Mr. Jones stated that with COVID and everything going on in 2020 he is glad to see that it is coming to a near end, and that Mardi Gras 2021 is cancelled in the City of Thibodaux. He then stated that from the Jones family, they wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Jones and then acknowledged for Mr. Adams to have the floor. Mr. Adams wished everybody a Merry Christmas. Chairman Autin then acknowledged for Mr. Gros to have the floor. Mr. Gros reminded everybody to think about their family and neighbors, it’s not about you getting it, it’s about what you can do to somebody else, just be mindful. Nobody wants to stifle businesses, everybody wants kids in school, and just be care careful and thankful for your blessings that you do have in this horrible year. He then stated that we all are very blessed and very lucky and wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Gros family. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Gros and acknowledged for Ms. Carleen Babin to have the floor. Ms. Carleen Babin, Council Clerk, wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Babin family and reminded everyone to stay safe and for God to bless all our troops. Chairman Autin thanked Ms. Babin and acknowledged for Mr. Wendell to have the floor. Mr. Wendell wished everyone a Happy New Year and a Merry Christmas from his family. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Wendell and acknowledged for Mr. Grabert to have the floor. Mr. Grabert wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and for everyone to have a safe one. Chairman Autin then acknowledged Mrs. Chiasson to have the floor. Mrs. Chiasson wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from her family. Chairman Autin acknowledged for Mr. Lorraine to have the floor. Mr. Lorraine thanked God that 2020 is almost over and on behalf of his wife, himself, his daughter Kelly, his son-in-law Max, and his two grandkids Maria and Jeaux, he wished everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. He then stated that we need to get a hold of this virus and that we have lost many people throughout the whole world but it is hitting home, hopefully they can get something done with this virus to help everybody. Chairman Autin thanked Mr. Lorraine and stated that he is thankful that our Parish President is involved in the system with the respect of the vaccine, and that on the state conference call last week regarding the vaccines, they are going to be available pretty quick by a couple of different vendors. Of course, there will be priorities with health care workers, people that are at high risk and emergency responders for the first batch that comes through. He did comment for everyone through the holidays to please protect themselves and to watch their belongings. His family had a vehicle that was stolen a little over a week ago that was backed up to a house, and you never think that it’s going to happen to you. He then commended and thanked the Lafourche Parish Sheriff’s Office for working diligently as they proceed through the case. He also reminded everyone to be mindful that people are hurting through the holidays and to watch your neighbors and yourself. He then offered everyone a safe and healthy family and friendly oriented Christmas from him and the Autin family. ADJOURNMENT On motion by Mr. Adams, seconded by Mr. Jones, and with no further business, the Lafourche Parish Council Meeting of December 8, 2020 adjourned at 1808 hours. ARMAND AUTIN, CHAIRMAN CARLEEN B. BABIN, COUNCIL CLERK RACHELE WHEATER MINUTE CLERK LAFOURCHE PARISH COUNCIL

00080974 PUBLISH 01/08/21; 01/15/21; 01/22/21 SECTION 00020 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Lafourche Parish Government Administrator’s Office 402 Green Street, First Floor Thibodaux, LA 70301 Project Name: Fairway to Percy Brown Outfall Ditch Improvements (#2020-020) ELECTRONIC BIDS for the construction of the “Fairway to Percy Brown Outfall Ditch Improvements” consisting of the following: Construction of concrete lining the outfall ditch between Percy Brown Road and Fairway Drive, along with all other incidental work items. will be received electronically by the Lafourche Government until 10:00 A.M. local time, on Tuesday, February 2, 2021, at which time bids will be retrieved from the Central Auction House (CAH) website and read aloud at the Lafourche Parish Government Complex, 402 Green Street, Thibodaux, LA 70301. Only electronic bids submitted on www.centralbidding.com will be accepted. Bid documents are posted on www.centralbidding.com. To view these, download, receive bid notices by e-mail, and submit the bid you must register with Central Auction House (CAH). Vendors/Contractors must submit their bids electronically. For information about the electronic submittal process, contact Ted Fleming with Central Auction House at 1-866-570-9620. A non-mandatory Pre-Bid Conference shall be held on Tuesday, January 26, 2021 at __10:00 A.M. at the office of David A. Waitz Engineering and Surveying, Inc., 1107 Canal Boulevard, Thibodaux, Louisiana 70301. The pre-bid conference will be conducted to discuss the Plans, Specifications, and project requirements. Documents for this Project are on file for viewing in the office of David A. Waitz Engineering and Surveying, Inc., 1107 Canal Boulevard, Thibodaux, Louisiana 70301. Please contact David A. Waitz, P.E., P.L.S. at 985-447-4017 for any clarification or information with regard to the specifications. Bids shall be accepted from Contractors who are licensed under LA. R.S. 37:2150-2163 for the classification of HIGHWAY, STREET AND BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION and/or MUNICIPAL AND PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION. The Lafourche Parish Government reserves the right to reject any and all bids for just cause. Such actions shall be in accordance with the Louisiana R.S. 38:2214 and Louisiana State Bid Law. The Owner requires that each bidder attach to his bid a certified check, cashier’s check, or bid bond equivalent to 5% of the total bid as evidence of good faith of the bidder. Sureties used for obtaining bonds must appear as acceptable on the U.S. Department of the Treasury Circular 570. No bidder may withdraw his bid within forty-five (45) days after the actual date of the opening thereof except as provided by law. Any person with disabilities requiring special accommodations must contact Lafourche Parish Government no later than seven (7) days prior to the bid opening. LAFOURCHE PARISH GOVERNMENT Archie Chaisson, III /s/ Archie Chaisson, III Parish President Publish Dates: January 8, 2021 January 15, 2021 January 22, 2021

00082192 Publication 1/22/2021 PUBLIC NOTICE FINAL NOTICE OF VIOLATION of Lafourche Parish Ordinance Number 3895, as they pertain to Tall Grass. PROPERTY OWNED BY: Helen Matusik & Ellen Kruis 2381 Hwy 1, Raceland, LA 70394; PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS: 1ST: LOT 33, SIDNEY ROBICHAUX SD. 2ND: LOTS 33-A & 34-A, CLEMILLE BOURGEOIS SD. ASSESSMENT # 0031125500 DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION: TALL GRASS TO BE REMOVED AT OWNERS EXPENSE ACTION MUST BE TAKEN TO CORRECT THIS VIOLATION WITHIN FIVE (5) DAYS FOLLOWING THE DATE OF THIS PUBLICATION. Please be advised that Ordinance Number 3895 gives the Lafourche Parish Council authority to take corrective action through an independent Contractor to remedy the violation at the above described location and a minimum cost assessment of $300.00 will be charged to the property owner. A copy of Lafourche Parish Ordinance Number 3895 can be obtained by contacting the LAFOURCHE PARISH COUNCIL SOLID WASTE AND COASTAL ENERGY & ENVIRONMENTS DEPARTMENT at (985)537-7603 or 1 (800) 794-3160. E MAILED DAILY COMET DATE: 1/19/2021

00082071 Publication 1/22, 2/1, 2/8/2021 PUBLIC NOTICE The Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustments for the Town of Golden Meadow will meet on Monday, February 15, 2021, at 6:00 P.M., at the LaSalette Center, 723 North Bayou Drive, Golden Meadow, LA 70357, to discuss Gaubert Oil Company Re-division. The proposed “Southern Breeze RV Park” is located on Lot 2 of the Gaubert Oil Company Re-division. Being in Section 2, T-19-S, R-22-E, Golden Meadow, Louisiana. All interested parties are invited to attend.

00082117 Publication 1/22/2021 PUBLIC NOTICE INVITATION TO BID Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Department, NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY, Thibodaux, La. on, February 03, 2021 at 3:00 P.M. for: “Re-Bid CNC Machine and Laser Cutter” At which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Any bid received after closing time will be returned unopened. Copies of the specifications may be obtained in electronic format by visiting the State of Louisiana, Office of State Purchasing, LaPAC Web Site, http://wwwprd1.doa.louisiana.gov/OSP/LaPAC/pubMain.cfm. Copies of specifications are on file in the Office of the Director of Purchasing, NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY, Thibodaux, LA. To obtain a copy of the specifications from Nicholls State University, call (985) 448-4038 or e-mail terry.dupre@nicholls.edu or evelyn.summers@nicholls.edu Bids must be returned to the Purchasing Office in sealed envelopes. Bids must be submitted on the form enclosed with the bid specification, and in strict conformity with the intent of same without modifications. Bids must be signed in ink, dated, and title of person signing the bid should be shown on the bid. No bid may be withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for at least thirty (30) days. The University reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive any informalities. Evidence of authority to submit the bid shall be required in accordance with R.S. 38:2212(B)(5) and/or R.S. 39:1594(C)(4). An Equal Opportunity Employer. NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY THIBODAUX, LOUISIANA /s/ Terry G. Dupre, Sr. Terry G. Dupre, Sr. Director of Purchasing, Property Control and Support Services Administration TO BE RUN: January 22, 2021 BID DUE: February 03, 2021

00082111 Publication 1/22, 1/25, 1/26, 1/27 & 1/28/2021 TERREBONNE PARISH DEPARTMENT OF COASTAL RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT OFFICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF PENDING APPLICATIONS This is notification that the Coastal Zone Management office has received the following application for a Coastal Use Permit and/or a Coastal Impact Certificate. Applications are under review for a comment period of 25 days, after which time a determination will be issued. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact Mart Black, Director at 985-873-6889. Eddie Neil; Proposed to construct a wharf & deck for growing oyster larvae, seed, & growth; wharf will be constructed in a way that will allow sunlight to reach vegetation. Section 94, T21S-R18E; Terrebonne Parish; P20201158

00082073 Publication 1/22/2021 Terrebonne Parish Recreation District No. 4 Post Office Box 178 Dulac, Louisiana 70353 Phone (985) 563-2362 Fax (985) 563-2178 Email: patricia@tprd4.com MINUTES OF THE December 2nd REGULAR MEETING OF THE RECREATION BOARD OF DISTRICT NO. 4 TERREBONNE PARISH, LOUISIANA. The December 2nd Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Recreation District No. 4 was held at Grand Caillou Gym on December 2, 2020. Meeting called to order at 6:00 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: Lawrence Gautier Kirby Verret Janie Voisin Pamela Carlos MEMBERS ABSENT WERE: Coy Verdin Kirby Verret led the invocation. Lawrence Gautier led the Pledge and the roll was called. Pamela Carlos motioned to close public hearing relative to 2020 Amended and 2021 Proposed Budget. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Pamela Carlos motioned to close public. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed Janie Voisin motioned to approve November 4, 2020 meeting minutes. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Janie Voisin motioned to approve all expenditures and salaries paid by the district from November 3, 2020 through December 1, 2020. Pamela Carlos seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Pamela Carlos motioned to approve the 2021 board meeting dates. Janie Voisin seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed (copy of dates available upon request). Pamela Carlos motioned to approve the 2020 Adjusted Budget and 2021 Proposed Budget as presented by Craig Luke, Director. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. (copy of budgets available upon request). Janie Voisin motioned to declare damaged picnic table and awning as junk, which were damaged during Hurricane Zeta and to authorize deposal by any legally approved method. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Lawrence Gautier motioned to adjourn. Pamela Carlos seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. _________________________ Patricia Domangue, Secretary _________________________ Kirby Verret, Chairman

00082111 Publication 1/22, 1/25, 1/26, 1/27 & 1/28/2021 TERREBONNE PARISH DEPARTMENT OF COASTAL RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT OFFICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF PENDING APPLICATIONS This is notification that the Coastal Zone Management office has received the following application for a Coastal Use Permit and/or a Coastal Impact Certificate. Applications are under review for a comment period of 25 days, after which time a determination will be issued. If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact Mart Black, Director at 985-873-6889. Eddie Neil; Proposed to construct a wharf & deck for growing oyster larvae, seed, & growth; wharf will be constructed in a way that will allow sunlight to reach vegetation. Section 94, T21S-R18E; Terrebonne Parish; P20201158

00082073 Publication 1/22/2021 Terrebonne Parish Recreation District No. 4 Post Office Box 178 Dulac, Louisiana 70353 Phone (985) 563-2362 Fax (985) 563-2178 Email: patricia@tprd4.com MINUTES OF THE December 2nd REGULAR MEETING OF THE RECREATION BOARD OF DISTRICT NO. 4 TERREBONNE PARISH, LOUISIANA. The December 2nd Regular Meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Recreation District No. 4 was held at Grand Caillou Gym on December 2, 2020. Meeting called to order at 6:00 P.M. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE: Lawrence Gautier Kirby Verret Janie Voisin Pamela Carlos MEMBERS ABSENT WERE: Coy Verdin Kirby Verret led the invocation. Lawrence Gautier led the Pledge and the roll was called. Pamela Carlos motioned to close public hearing relative to 2020 Amended and 2021 Proposed Budget. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Pamela Carlos motioned to close public. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed Janie Voisin motioned to approve November 4, 2020 meeting minutes. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Janie Voisin motioned to approve all expenditures and salaries paid by the district from November 3, 2020 through December 1, 2020. Pamela Carlos seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Pamela Carlos motioned to approve the 2021 board meeting dates. Janie Voisin seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed (copy of dates available upon request). Pamela Carlos motioned to approve the 2020 Adjusted Budget and 2021 Proposed Budget as presented by Craig Luke, Director. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. (copy of budgets available upon request). Janie Voisin motioned to declare damaged picnic table and awning as junk, which were damaged during Hurricane Zeta and to authorize deposal by any legally approved method. Lawrence Gautier seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. Lawrence Gautier motioned to adjourn. Pamela Carlos seconded the motion; motion unanimously passed. _________________________ Patricia Domangue, Secretary _________________________ Kirby Verret, Chairman