Minutes of the Livingston Parish Council Livingston, Louisiana October 10, 2024

The Livingston Parish Council met in a regular session duly called, advertised, and convened at its regular meeting place, at the Governmental Building in the Parish Council Chambers, located on 20355 Government Boulevard, Livingston, Louisiana, on Thursday, October 10, 2024, at the

hour of six o’clock (6:00) p.m. with the following Livingston Parish Council members present:

Lonnie Watts John Mangus

Ricky Goff

Billy Taylor Dean Coates

Erin Sandefur Joseph “Joe” Erdey

Also present: Al Giraud, Moody Law Firm, Parish Legal Advisor

Absent: John Wascom

Ryan Chavers

Parish President Randy Delatte

Due to the absence of the chair, the vice-chair assumed the duties as the presiding officer of the meeting.

The vice-chair called the meeting to order.

The vice-chair asked the public to please mute or turn off their cell phones.

The vice-chair announced that Public Input would be accepted from any member of the audience wishing to address an agenda item and explained the procedure to be called upon.

Councilman Joe Erdey called upon the vice-chair and stated that he would like to call a point of privilege please. The vice-chair granted his request.

Councilman Erdey called upon Parish Legal Advisor, Mr. Al Giraud, and asked as he was the Council’s attorney for that evening, he wanted to ask Mr. Giraud if hehad read the whole agenda and made sure that they were not having any open meeting law violations? He asked again if he had went over the agenda?

Mr. Giraud advised that yes, he had gone over the agenda, and he thought that they were fine.

Councilman Erdey asked Mr. Giraud if they were okay then for tonight, because he wanted to make sure that they were okay for tonight. He thanked Mr. Giraud.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 12, “Public Hearing andAdoption of L.P. Ordinance 24-29:An Ordinance to adopt a six (6) month Moratorium prohibiting the consideration or submittal of any preliminary plat for Residential Developments in CouncilDistrict 2 creating morethan five(5) lots – Ryan Chavers”, and advised that she wished to move this item up from its placement on the agenda. No one objected to this. She stated that this would be deferred until October 24th, 2024 and explained that Councilman Ryan Chavers was not able to attend the meeting that evening and he wished to bepresent forthe public hearing and adoption to beable to answer any questions if need be. He requested that this item be deferred, but the Council would still have the Public Hearing that had been scheduled because it had been advertised.

Thevice-chairopenedthe Public Hearing and asked theCouncil clerk to read the proposed ordinance by title as follows:

L.P. ORDINANCE NO. 24-29

AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT AN IMMEDIATE MORATORIUM PROHIBITING THE CONSIDERATION OR SUBMITTAL OF ANY PRELIMINARYPLATSFOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTSINCOUNCIL DISTRICT2CREATING MORE THANFIVE (5)LOTSFOR APERIOD OF SIX MONTHS OR THE ADOPTION OF A COMPREHENSIVE NEW ZONING PROGRAM (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST)

Public input: Wally Avara, resident of Denham Springs, LA

The vice-chair asked if there were any other comment from the public. Having none, the vice-chair closed the Public Hearing.

Councilman John Mangus wished to ask the Parish attorney, Mr. Al Giraud, about the legality questions of individual Council Districts being zoned and others not. He asked could there be different zoning in each district as opposed to Parishwide?

Mr. Giraud advised that he thought that was a very broad question from a constitutional standpoint. He stated that the cleanest way to proceed would be for everything to be done uniformly and have a parish wide zoning plan in effect. He further stated that it was his understanding that this would not be the first district specific zoning that the Parish had passed. He conveyed that it had been done before there had been a precedent.

LPR NO. 24-364

MOTION was offered by Dean Coates and duly seconded by Joe Erdey to defer the Public Hearing and Adoption of L.P. Ordinance24-29:“An Ordinanceto adopt asix (6)month Moratorium prohibiting the consideration or submittal of any preliminary plat for Residential Developments in CouncilDistrict 2 creating more than five (5)lots”, until the October 24, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY NAYS: NONE ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM ABSTAIN: NONE Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 8, “Presentations:”, and advised that there were no presentations that evening.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 9, “Adopt the Minutes of the September 26, 2024 Regular Meeting”.

LPR NO. 24-365

MOTION was offered by Billy Taylor and duly seconded by John Mangus to dispense with the reading of the minutes from the September 26, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council and adopt as written.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows: YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY NAYS: NONE ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM ABSTAIN: NONE Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 10, “Parish President’s Report:” and was advised that Parish President Randy Delatte did not have anything to report at that time. She asked if anyone that

was in attendance from the Parish President’s office would like to share anything. No one did, and she then moved to thenext agenda item.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 11a, “Planning and Zoning Department: Highlandia Subdivision, 2nd Filing, located on Cane Market Road in Council District 3, Accept roads & improvements into the Parish Maintenance system, Release $157,714.00 maintenance bond.” She called upon Mr. Robert Dugas, Department of PublicWorks Director, to address this agenda item.

Mr. Dugas advised the Councilmembers that itwas the end of the maintenance period forthis agenda item.Hestated thattherehad only been one(1) comment reportedonthisdevelopment and ithad been addressed. It was his recommendation to accept the roads and improvements into the Parish Maintenance system and release the maintenance bond.

LPR NO. 24-366

MOTION was offered by Billy Taylor and duly seconded by Lonnie Watts to accept the roads and improvements into the Parish Maintenance system and release the one hundred fifty-seven thousand five hundred fourteen dollars ($157,514.00) maintenance bond for Highlandia Subdivision, 2nd Filing, located on Cane Market Road in Council District 3.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

Thevice-chairaddressed agendaitem number13,“Adoptresolution ratifying the intent of the adoption of the Health Unit millages of the September 19, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council”, and called upon CouncilmanRicky Goff who explained the mis-step that had been made at the September 19, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council when the Health Unit millages were adopted. He advised that this resolution would offer what was the intent of the LivingstonParish Council members when they adopted the millages for the Livingston Parish Health Unit. Hestated that the millages were to be set at 1.5.

Councilman Goff asked the Council members to cast their vote again that evening to recognize the fact that itwas theirintent in the previouspublichearing and ordinance. Hestated that the next agenda item following the current item would be going a little bit further by introducing an ordinance and readvertising for the public hearing, having just enough timeto go through the legal process again.

LPR NO. 24-367

MOTION was offered by Ricky Goff and duly seconded by John Mangus confirming the intent of the Livingston Parish Council at their September 19, 2024 regular meeting to amend the Health Unit millages from 2.5 mills to 1.5 mills for the tax year of 2024, then adopting the ordinance as amended to levy adjusted millage rates after reassessment and roll forward the millage rates not to exceed the prior years maximum rate for the tax year 2024.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 14, “Introduction of ordinance:An Ordinance to levy adjusted millage rates after reassessment and roll back the millage rates not to exceed the prior year’s maximumrate for the Health Unit for theTax Year 2024”, and requested theCouncil clerk to read the proposed ordinance by title as follows:

L.P. ORDINANCE NO. 24-30

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND L.P. ORDINANCE NO. 24-16 ADOPTED ON SEPTEMBER 19, 2024 TO LEVY ADJUSTED MILLAGE RATES AFTER REASSESSMENT AND ROLL FORWARD THE MILLAGE RATES NOT TO EXCEED THE PRIOR YEARS MAXIMUM RATE FOR THE TAX YEAR 2024.

ADJUSTED 2024

TAX MILL MILLAGE LEVY

KEY RATES MILLS

Health Unit 008 1.88 1.500

Councilman John Mangus made the motion and Councilman Billy Taylor wished to second that motion. The vice-chair asked if anyone had any comments that they wished to be addressed. Having none, the vice-chair called for the vote.

LPR NO. 24-368

MOTION was offered by John Mangus and duly seconded by Billy Taylor to publish the ordinance by title in the Official Journal and set a Public Hearing for Thursday, October 24, 2024, at the hour of six o'clock (6:00) p.m. at the Governmental Building in the Livingston Parish Council chambers located at Government Boulevard, Livingston, Louisiana, at which time comments will be received on the proposed ordinance prior to a Council vote.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

(As per rules of the Council, copies of the proposed ordinance shall be available for public inspection in the office of the Livingston Parish Council)

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 15, “Adopt a resolution to name an unnamed road, “Peacock Drive”, located off Cane Market Road in Council District 1”, and called upon Councilman Lonnie Watts.

Councilman Lonnie Watts advised that this is located on a private road and the property owners and residents have petitioned and met all of the requirements to have it named for 911 purposes.

LPR NO. 24-369

MOTION was offered by Lonnie Watts and duly seconded by John Mangus to name an unnamed road, “Peacock Drive”, for 911 purposes being located off of Cane Market Road in Council District 1, as approved in writing on October 3, 2024 by the Livingston Parish Assistant Permit Director/Address Coordinator.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

Thevice-chair addressed agendaitem number1, “Adopt aresolution toauthorize awaiverof Section 125-37(6),“Requirements forMinor Subdivisions”,toallowafifty(50)footservitudelocated off Cane Market Road, in Council District 1”, and called upon Councilman Lonnie Watts.

Councilman Lonnie Watts explained that theproperty owners had requested this soitwould give them access to the property.

Thevice-chair asked if there were any questions from the audience or the Councilmembers. Having none, Councilman Watts stated that he wished to make the motion and Councilman John Mangus advised that he wished to second thatmotion.

Councilman Dean Coates informed the vice-chair that he had a comment. He questioned Councilman Watts about the request to grant a waiver for a fifty (50’) foot servitude. Councilman Watts stated that the property was fourteen (14)acres in total and the waiver request was toallow them to get justpast the house. Councilman Coates asked if itwas inan existing neighborhood. Councilman Watts stated that it was not. Councilman Coates called upon Mr. Robert Dugas, Department of Public Works Director, and asked him if he had any information on this request. He further stated that the question that hehad concern with, was what the ordinance indicated, being that the servitudes need to be sixty (60’) feet to beaccepted by the parish unless the ditches are covered.

Mr. Robert Dugas, Department of Public Works Director, approached the podium as requested by Councilman Coates and addressed the Council members. He stated that the current ordinance allows for a fifty (50’) foot servitude if it is subsurface or curb and gutter. He reiterated that the property owner could have a fifty (50’) foot servitude if they had subsurface in that area. He stated that the problem with fifty (50’) feet was that you did not have enoughof the road,the shoulder, theditch and everything else.

Mr. Dugas advised if they were going to have afifty (50’) foot servitude, his recommendation would be to require them to make sure that it is curb and gutter. Then it would fall within the development code and the waiver would not be needed. He said that the problem that he wished to point out and that he had to question with a waiver, is that if it ever became a public road, then the Parish would have a public road with afifty (50’) foot right-of-way. Hefurther stated that it was probably not their intent now, but he could tell them now that the Parish had plenty of roads that the intent was not to be a public road when they started.

Councilman Lonnie Watts asked the Council members if he could reach out the property owners that were requesting this waiver to advise of Mr. Dugas’s recommendation and see what they wanted to do.

Councilman John Mangus asked if it was just the one (1) property that needed the fifty (50’) feet?

Councilman Watts replied that the way that he understood it, that there was just a one hundred fifty (150’) foot section of the servitude that was fifty (50’) feet wide and then it opened back up to sixty (60’) feet. He explained that they had sixty (60’) feet throughout the servitude with the exception of that first entrance going in and there was a house positioned there that stopped the servitude from being sixty (60’) feet.

Councilman Joe Erdey asked Councilman Watts if he could get that arranged for the curb and gutter please if that was possible. Councilman Watts replied that hedid not know. Thevice-chair requested if Councilman Watts could pull this agenda item back and then speak with his constituent about the

curb and gutter and come back to the Council. Councilman Watts was agreeable and advised that he did not mind doing that. Mr. Dugas came back to thepodium and addressed Councilman Watts. He stated that he was going to get a little bit creative in the way that he explained what he wanted to say next.

Mr. Dugas explained that as long as it was not an open ditch when it is drawn up and it is a fifty (50’) foot servitude that is acting like a curb and gutter, it doesn’t mean that it has to have subsurface if the drainage doesn’t allow for it. He wished to reiterate that he wanted Councilman Watts to be careful when considering giving fifty (50’) feet, because they did not want to end up with some open ditches inafifty (50’)foot servitude, but if it allowsforthe drainagein theroad andthe ditch is not necessary, there is no reason for an open ditch to be there, so you could consider that as your “subsurface”. He encouraged Councilman Watts to call him the following week so that they may discuss it further.

The vice-chair asked if Councilman Watts would like to change his motion and make it a motion to defer?

CouncilmanWatts was agreeable and stated that he wished to defer this agendaitem until the Council could find out more information. Councilman Mangus made the second to this motion.

LPR NO. 24-370

MOTION was offered by Lonnie Watts and duly seconded by John Mangus to defer the authorization of a waiver request of Section 125-37(6), “Requirements for Minor Subdivisions”, that wouldallowafifty(50)footservitude located off CaneMarket Road, in CouncilDistrict 1, so that more information may be obtained for the Council members to make a decision to grantand allow the waiver request.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 17a, “Adoptresolution toadd thefollowingroad(s) to the Priority Road List for consideration: Louisiana Purchase Boulevard, Council District 1 – Lonnie Watts”.

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH OF LIVINGSTON

LPR NO. 24-371

MOTION was offered by Lonnie Watts and duly seconded by Billy Taylor to add the following road for consideration to the Capital Outlay/Priority Road List:

• LouisianaPurchase Boulevard –Council District 1

2024/2025 ROADIMPROVEMENTPROGRAM–ROADANALYSISANDASSESSMENT 3 –YEAR PRIORITY ROAD LIST PARISH ROAD ENGINEER’S RECOMMENDATION LIST FOR 2024/2025 ROADS

ROAD LOCATION DISTRICT

1 Baptiste Drive Off of LA 447 1

2 Alesha Drive Located in Alesha Plantation Subdivision 1

3 Nancy Drive Off of LA Hwy 1024 1

4 Gene Hughes Road Off of LA Hwy 63 1 & 9

5 Bridges Road Off of US Hwy 190 1

Jessie Sibley Road Off of Lod Stafford Road 1

Lexton Lane Located in Cornerstone Estates Subdivision 1

North Doyle Road Between Us Hwy 190 and LA Hwy 442 1

Hornsby Road Off of LA Hwy 63 2

Nan Wesley Road Between Sims Road and LA Hwy 1023 2

Garden Oaks Drive Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Oak View Lane Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Oak Haven Lane Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Oakmount Drive Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Oakchase Drive Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Oakwilde Drive Located in Oak Hills Subdivision 2

Perkins Road North Between LA Hwy 1024 and LA Hwy 1019 2

Fisher Road B/t LA HWY 1025 and Jennifer Lynn Road 3

Harrells Lane Off of Netterville Road 3

Netterville Road Off of Dunn Road 3

Glenbrook Drive Off of Westfield Drive 4

Curry Davis Road Off of LA Hwy 16 4

Third Street Between Railroad Avenue and S. College Drive 4

North College Street Off of North Range Avenue 4

White Oak Drive Between Pine Street and Kay Drive 4

East Street Between Bay Street and US 190 4

Summers Street Between Bay Street and US 190 4

Oak Street Between North Range and Poplar Street 4

Benton Lane Between South River Road and Lakeview Drive 4

Woodhaven Drive Located in South Point Subdivision 5

Snowdon Avenue Located in South Point Subdivision 5

Scivicque Road Located Between LA Hwy 1032 & LA Hwy 16 5

Wellington Avenue Located in South Point Subdivision 5

Country Manor Located in South Point Subdivision 5

Spillers Ranch Located between LA Hwy 1026 & Brown Road 5

Cypress Drive Off Of Rolling Acres Drive 5

Denver Street Off of James Street 5

Oak Ridge Drive Off of LA Hwy 16 5

Orleans Avenue Off of Carter Hills Avenue 5

Vincent Acres Circle Off of LA Hwy 16 5

Beauregard Avenue Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision 5

Lafayette Street Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision 5

Bastille Drive Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision 5

Iberville Drive Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision 5

Bienville Drive Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision 5

Harris Road Located Between La Hwy 1032 & LA Hwy 16 5

Arbor Walk Drive Off of LA 447 6

Hood Road B/tw LA 447 and S. Satsuma Road 6

Scivicque Lane (Port Vincent) Off Of LA 16 (Port Vincent) 6

Gourdon Lane (Port Vincent) Off Of LA 16 (Port Vincent) 6

Marlene Avenue Off of Brown Road (Deville Estates) 6

Donna Avenue Located in Deville Estates 6

Connie Drive Located in Deville Estates 6

Keith Drive Located in Deville Estates 6

Parliament Drive Located in Deville Estates 6

Glen Ellis Drive Off of LA 447 6

Parkwood Avenue Located in Woodland Crossing Subdivision ENTR 6

Sandy Bluff Road (Port Vincent) Of Brickyard Road (Port Vincent) 6

Balmoral Drive Located in South Haven Subdivision 6

Pennbrook Avenue Located in South Haven Subdivision 6

Newport Drive Located in South Haven Subdivision 6

Bedford Drive Located in South Haven Subdivision 6

Glenbrooke Drive Located in Woodland Crossing Subdivision 6

Hammack Road Located Between LA Hwy 447 & LA Hwy 16 6

South Satsuma Road Located Between US Hwy 190 & LA Hwy 42 6

Black Mud Road B/t S. Satsuma Road and Lockhart Lane 7

Hodges Lane Located B/t LA Hwy 447 and Duff Road 7

Milton Road B/t LA 1027 and Burgess Road 7

Fletcher Road Located off of US Hwy 190 7

Duff Road Located between Burgess Ave & LA Hwy 1025 7

Grand Lake Blvd Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Perrilloux Road B/tw LA 63 and S. Satsuma Road 8

Old Ferry Road Off Of LA 16 (Port Vincent) 8

Kinchen Road From Jack Allen Road to FSES 8

Henry Road (Killian) Off of LA 22 in Killian 8

Riverscape Drive Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Coles Creek Drive Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Tchula Drive Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Feathers Nest Drive Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Peace Point Drive Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Indian Run -RS Located in Riverscape Subdivision 8

Linda's Haven Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Leader Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Catfish Landing Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Boat Launch Road Located off of Chene Blanc Road 8

Lower Rome Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Sharons Road Located off of Perrin Ferry Road North 8

Wendall Bazille Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Sophia Noel (Killian) Terry Harbor -Killian 8

Fairway Drive (Killian) Terry Harbor -Killian 8

Perrin Ferry Road (North) Located off of LA Hwy 1037 8

Alex Willie Road Off of Union Landing Road 8

George Watts Road B/t LA 42 and Palmer Road 8

Watts Road B/t LA 42 and Palmer Road 8

Carthage Bluff Road Off of Lower Rome Road 8

Barnum Road B/t LA 22 and Coates Road 8

Coates Road B/t Carter Cemetery Road & Barnum Road 8

River Pines Drive Off Of Perrin Ferry Road North 8

Home Port Drive Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Blahut Road Off of McCarroll Road 8

Gibson Street Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Lorin Wall Road Off of LA Hwy 42 8

South Frost Rd (Garyville Northern) Off of LA Hwy 444 8

Old River Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Patterson Road Located off of LA Hwy 1037 8

Red Loupe Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Vicknair Road Off of LA Hwy 22 8

Lake Borgne Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Lake Sabine Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Lake Lery Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Lake Bruin Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Lake Bistneau Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

Blake Lake Avenue Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

114 White Lake Avenue Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

115 Cross Lake Avenue Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

116 Lake Salvador Drive Located in Lakeside Estates Subdivision 8

117 Bull Run Road Between LA Hwy 22 and LA Hwy 444 8

118 Catholic Hall Road Off of LA Hwy 43 9

119 Kropog Lane Located off of Hungarian Presbyterian Church Rd 9

120 Pea Ridge Road B/t LA 442 and Hwy 190 9

121 Crain Road Off of Henry White Road 9

122 Forbes Road Off of Henry White Road 9

123 George Mashon Road Located Off of Horseshoe Road North 9

124 Hutchinson Cemetery Road Off of Pea Ridge Road 9

125 James King Road Off of LA Hwy 43 9

126 Noah Lane Off of Pea Ridge Road 9

127 Horseshoe Road North Off of LA Hwy 43 9

128 Mary Kinchen Road Off of Pea Ridge Road 9

129 Hungarian Presbyterian Church Rd Off of LA Hwy 43 9

130 George White East Off of LA Hwy 43 9

ROADS THAT ARE NOMINATED FOR CONSIDERATION TO AMEND THE PRIORITY LIST COUNCIL DISTRICT PRIORITY RANK RESOLUTION NUMBER DATE OF ADOPTION

Henry Road (North Section) 8 tbs LPR NO. 15-086 March 12, 2015

Henry Road (South Section) 8 tbs LPR NO. 15-086 March 12, 2015

Lynn Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 15-095 March 17, 2015

North Achord Road 1 tbs LPR NO. 15-167 June 11, 2015

Karli Lane (Phase 2– Off of Ross Trail/Wagner Rd) 9 tbs LPR NO. 15-215 August 13, 2015

Charles Holden Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 16-086 February 25, 2016

John Barber Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 16-086 February 25, 2016

Leader Road 8 45 LPR NO. 17-052 January 26, 2017

Crain Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 17-052 January 26, 2017

Gum Swamp Road (South Section) 8 tbs LPR NO. 17-052 January 26, 2017

Olah Lane 9 tbs LPR NO. 17-052 January 26, 2017

Kingfisher Street 2 tbs LPR NO. 17-055 February 9, 2017

New Port Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Balmoral Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Timberlake Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Shady Hollow Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Timber Ridge Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Alder Drive 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-015 January 11, 2018

Abbey Lane (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Buckingham Avenue (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Windsor Avenue (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Hampton Court (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Wimbledon Drive (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Big Ben Drive (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Parliament Drive (Westminster Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Parkwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Greenwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Havenwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Hollyridge Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Glenbrooke Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Mulberry Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Hazelwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Burlwood Avenue (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Poplar Glen Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Robindale Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Cottonwood Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Avondale Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Silverwood Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Maplewood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Sprucewood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Pinebrook Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Mimosa Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Bell Wood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Palmwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Ribbonwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Buffwood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Sagewood Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Wynnewood Avenue (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Myrtle Wood Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Bronzewood Avenue (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Birchwood Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Mirkwood Court (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Jimmy Drive (Woodland Crossing) 6 tbs LPR NO. 18-216 July 12, 2018

Grand Lake Boulevard (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Borgne (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Sabine Drive (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Lery Drive (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Bruin Drive (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Bistneau Drive (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Black Lake Avenue (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

White Lake Avenue (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Cross Lake Avenue (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Lake Salvador Drive (Lakeside Estates) 6 tbs LPR NO. 19-278 August 22, 2019

Mack Road 1 tbs LPR NO. 19-329 October 10, 2019

Lucas Drive (Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Mary Drive (Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Page Drive (Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Ola Drive (Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Stanton Hall Avenue (Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Tezcuco Avenue(Easterly Lakes Subdivision) 2 tbs LPR NO. 20-064 February 6, 2020

Linder Road 3 tbs LPR NO. 20-114 May 14, 2020

Charles King Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 20-197 June 25, 2020

Good Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 20-216 July 9, 2020

Baptiste Drive 1 tbs LPR NO. 21-037 January 28, 2021

Nicholas Drive 1 tbs LPR NO. 21-037 January 28, 2021

Joe Lena 9 tbs LPR NO. 21-091 March 11, 2021

Oak Street 9 tbs LPR NO. 21-091 March 11, 2021

Mulberry Street 9 tbs LPR NO. 21-091 March 11, 2021

Rossow Court 6 tbs LPR NO. 21-171 May 27, 2021

Ashwood Court 6 tbs LPR NO. 21-171 May 27, 2021

Sparrow Road 8 tbs LPR NO. 21-254 August 12, 2021

Noblisse Road 8 tbs LPR NO. 21-254 August 12, 2021

Dick Hodges Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 21-322 October 28, 2021

Olah Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 21-322 October 28, 2021

All of the roads in Council District 8 that have not been overlayed in the last fifteen (15) years or more. 8 tbs LPR NO. 21-398 December 16, 2021

James Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 21-398 December 16, 2021

Leroy Magee Road 1 tbs LPR NO. 21-398 December 16, 2021

Charlie Watts Road 1 tbs LPR NO. 21-398 December 16, 2021

Any road that isnotonthelistcurrently, thathasn’t beenoverlayedin fifteen (15) years, be added to the list for consideration 6 tbs LPR NO. 21-398 December 16, 2021

Elmer Street 4 tbs LPR NO. 22-026 January 27, 2022

Burgess Road(specifically frm Arnold Road to Lockhart Rd) 3 tbs LPR NO. 22-066 February 24, 2022

River Pines 8 tbs LPR NO. 22-135 April 28, 2022

Kinchen 6 tbs LPR NO. 22-135 April 28, 2022

Myra Street 4 tbs LPR NO. 22-178 May 26, 2022

Dunn Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 22-178 May 26, 2022

Meadow Brook Boulevard 7 tbs LPR NO. 22-282 July 14, 2022

Amvets Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 22-301 August 11, 2022

Pierson Road 9 tbs LPR NO. 22-301 August 11, 2022

Squirrel Crossing (was temporarily named Pond Road) 7 tbs LPR NO. 22-444 December 21, 2022

Pecan Street (was temporarily known as DPW Road located next to the DPW building on Ball Park, between East Railroad and Ball Park Road) 7 tbs LPR NO. 22-445 December 21, 2022

Vincent Place Trace 5 tbs LPR NO. 22-445 December 21, 2022

Wellington Avenue 5 tbs LPR NO. 22-445 December 21, 2022

Brown Road (Located B/W LA Hwy 1026 and Joe May Rd) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Spillers Ranch Road (Located b/w Hwy 1026 & Brown Rd) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Country Manor Avenue (in South Point Subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Andrews Road (Located b/w LA 16 and LA 447) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Kirby Road (Located off of LA Hwy 16) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Scivique Road (Located B/w La Hwy 1032 and La Hwy 16) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Vincent Acres Circle (Located off of LA Hwy 16) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Cullen Road (Located b/w LA 447 and Andrews Rd) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Garrison Lane (Located off of LA 1032) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Partridge Lane (Located off of Falcon Crest Drive) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Bond Road (Located off of LA 1033) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Teakwood Drive (Located in South Point Subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Woodstock Drive (Located in Shadow Springs Estates) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Lafayette Street(Located in LePlace Estates subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Hemisphere Lane(Located B/w La Hwy 1026 & Lee Ellis Rd) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Sundown Drive(Located in Rolling Meadows Subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Iberville Drive(Located in LePlace Estates Subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Bienville Drive(Located in Le Place Estates Subdivision) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Arlington Avenue (Located off of Harris Road) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-028 January 12, 2023

Snowdon Avenue 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Live Oak Avenue 2 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Calmes Road 2 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Benton 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Dawes 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Myra 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Angie 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Tom 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-157 April 13, 2023

Netterville (Duplicate) 3 tbs LPR NO. 23-221 May 11, 2023

Harrell 3 tbs LPR NO. 23-221 May 11, 2023

Sutton Road 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-308 July 27, 2023

Alesha Lane 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

South Range 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Ohio Street 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Nottoway Drive (Alesha Plantation Subdivision) 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Oak Alley (Alesha Plantation Subdivision) 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Rosedown Drive (Alesha Plantation Subdivision) 1 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Nan Wesley 2 tbs LPR NO. 23-347 August 10, 2023

Audubon Avenue (Plantation Garden Homes) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-364 August 24, 2023

Tara Drive (Plantation Garden Homes) 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-364 August 24, 2023

Plantation Lake Avenue 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-364 August 24, 2023

Quiet Creek Drive 5 tbs LPR NO. 23-364 August 24, 2023

Glenbrook 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-397 September 14, 2023

Netterville (added in duplicate: May 11, 2023 LPR 23-221) 3 tbs LPR NO. 23-413 September 28, 2023

Kropog Lane 9 tbs LPR NO. 23-413 September 28, 2023

Strawberry Lane 9 tbs LPR NO. 23-413 September 28, 2023

South Palmetto Street 7 Tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Fletcher Lane 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Stump Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Brannon Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Dawn Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Fisher Road 3 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Dawes (Duplicate) 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Angie Street (Duplicate) 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Tom Drive (Duplicate) 4 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 October 26, 2023

Aime Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 November 9, 2023

Clarence Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 November 9, 2023

JR Drive 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 November 9, 2023

Glascock Street 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 November 9, 2023

Hodges Lane 7 tbs LPR NO. 23-450 November 9, 2023

Spring Ranch Road 6 tbs LPR NO. 23-530 December 14, 2023

Airport Road 6 tbs LPR NO. 23-530 December 14, 2023

Atchafalaya Avenue 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-019 January 11, 2024

Balmoral Drive (curve only that meets Pennbrook) 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-019 January 11, 2024

Pennbrook Avenue (curve only that meets Balmoral) 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-019 January 11, 2024

Bastille Drive 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-076 February 8, 2024

Beauregard Avenue 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-076 February 8, 2024

Gene Hughes Road 1 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 February 22, 2024

Country Manor (South Point Subdivision) 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 February 22, 2024

Parliament Drive (Duplicate) LPR NO. 18-216 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Hampton Court (Duplicate) LPR NO. 18-216 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Big Ben Drive (Duplicate) LPR NO. 18-216 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Buckingham Avenue(Duplicate) LPR NO. 18-216 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Wimbledon Avenue (Duplicate) LPR NO. 18-216 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Lee Ellis 5 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Arbor Walk 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-097 March 14, 2024

Elm Street 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Oak 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

White Oak 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Kingwood 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Third Street 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

North Collage 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Secret Garden 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Benton 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Mattie 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Summer 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

East 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Sullivan 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Rose 4 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Pennbrook 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Newport 6 tbs LPR NO. 24-179 April 25, 2024

Rue Orleans 9 tbs LPR NO. 24-234 June 13, 2024

Louisiana Purchase Boulevard 1 tbs LPR NO. 24-371 October 10, 2024

**Strikethroughs indicate this road is on the 2024/2025 Priority/Capital Outlay List

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18a, “ Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Ratify Fire Protection District No. 4 Board reappointment ofRobert Dugas”.

LPR NO. 24-372

MOTION was offered by Ricky Goff and duly seconded by Joe Erdey to ratify the reappointment of Robert Dugas (At LargeMember–Appointed by the Board) to the Livingston Parish Fire Protection District No. 4 Board of Commissioners to serve a two (2) year appointment that will expire on January 1, 2025.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18b, “Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Ratify Fire Protection District No. 4 Village of Port Vincent’s Board reappointment of Joseph Blanchard”.

LPR NO. 24-373

MOTION was offered by Billy Taylor and duly seconded by Dean Coates to ratify the reappointment of Joseph Blanchard (Village of Port Vincent’s Board Appointment) to the Livingston Parish Fire Protection District No. 4 Board of Commissioners to serve a two (2) year appointment that will expire on January 1, 2026.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18c, “Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Ratify Fire Protection District No. 4 City of Walker’s Board reappointment of Darren Blevins”.

LPR NO. 24-374

MOTION was offered by Ricky Goff and duly seconded by Dean Coates to ratify the reappointment of Darren Blevins (City of Walker’s Board Appointment) to the Livingston Parish FireProtection District No. 4 Board of Commissioners to serve atwo

(2)year appointment that will expire on January 1, 2026.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM ABSTAIN: NONE Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18d, “Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Gas Utility District 1 Board Appointment: Appoint Danny Goodwin –Joe Erdey”.

Councilman Joe Erdey advised that he was going to pull this agenda item until a more appropriate time.

Having no one who wished to speak under Public Input forthis agendaitem, nor any of the members from the Livingston Parish Council, the vice-chair declared that this item was removed from the agenda.

The vice-chair then moved to address the next agenda item.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18e, “Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Livingston Parish Airport District:Accept resignation from James Wascom”.

LPR NO. 24-375

MOTION was offered by Dean Coates and duly seconded by Billy Taylor to accept the formal written notice submitted by James Wascom dated September 25, 2024, resigning from the Livingston Parish Airport District(FireDistrict Board Appointment);whosefive(5) year term of appointment will expire January 1, 2025.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item(s) 18f, “Board (re)appointment(s)/Resignation(s): Livingston Parish Airport District:Appointment of Louis Relle”.

LPR NO. 24-376

MOTION was offered by Lonnie Watts and duly seconded by Ricky Goff to appoint Louis Relle to the Livingston Parish Airport District (Fire District Board Appointment) to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of James Wascom and will serve out the remainder of Mr. James Wascom’s board appointment expiring on January 1, 2025; and will then whereby begin the new five (5) year term of this board appointment that will expireon January 1, 2030.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 19, “Adopt resolution to reschedule the meeting dates of November and December for the upcoming holidays –John Wascom”.

LPR NO. 24-377

MOTION was offered by Ricky Goff and duly seconded by Dean Coates to reschedule theregular meeting dates of the Livingston Parish Council for the months of November 2024 and December 2024 as follows:

NOTICE OF MEETING CHANGE(S)

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, the regular meetings of the Livingston Parish Council that were scheduled for the months of November and December have been changed by a majority vote of the Council due to the upcoming holidays as follows:

NOVEMBER:

The regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council scheduled on Thursday, November 14, 2024 at six o’clock(6:00) p.m. has been rescheduled and changed to Thursday, November 7, 2024 at six o’clock (6:00) p.m.

and

The regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council scheduled on Thursday, November 28, 2024 at six o’clock(6:00) p.m. has been rescheduled and changed to Thursday, November 21, 2024 at six o’clock (6:00) p.m.

DECEMBER:

The regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council scheduled on Thursday, December 12, 2024 at six o’clock(6:00) p.m. has been rescheduled and changed to Thursday, December 5, 2024 at six o’clock (6:00) p.m.

and

The regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council scheduled on Thursday, December 26, 2024 at six o’clock(6:00) p.m. has been rescheduled and changed to Thursday, December 19, 2024 at six o’clock (6:00) p.m.

All meetings of the Livingston Parish Council are open to the public and are held in the Livingston Parish Governmental Building, located in the Council Chambers, 20355 Governmental Boulevard, Livingston, LA.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 20a, “Committee Report(s): Finance Committee”, and called upon Councilman John Mangus, Finance committee chairman.

Councilman Mangus advised that the Finance committee had a busy committee meeting and learned a lot. He stated that they had learned about beaver trapping and liability insurance for Council members.

He invited Mr. David Hooter, Director of Human Resources in Administration, to the podium to discuss the insurance topic. Councilman Mangus indicated that there had been a recommendation from the Finance committee that the Council members accept the insurance quote of nineteen thousand four hundred and twenty dollars ($19,420.00).

Mr. Hooter addressed the Council members and wished to inform them that the quote that was received and presented was foran annual policy. In addition, he stated that this insurance extends to othermembers other than the Council, others in the Parish President’s office, some boards and otherentities that the Parish Council has commissioned to. Hefurther explained that it was akind of umbrella to others besides the Parish Council. The Council members thanked Mr. Hooter.

LPR NO. 24-378

MOTION was offered by John Mangus and duly seconded by Billy Taylor to accept the recommendation of the Finance committee to approve the quote received for Public Officials’Liability Insurance in the annual amount of nineteen thousand four hundred twenty dollars ($19,420.00) and authorize the Parish President and his Administration to execute the necessary documentation to acquire this insurance.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS, MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM

ABSTAIN: NONE

Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had carried and was adopted on October 10, 2024.

Mr. Mickey McMorris,Parish FinanceDirector, addressed the Councilmembers and presented the first draft of the proposed2025 Budget whereby complying withSection 5-02, “Operating Budget Preparation andAdoption”ofthe Livingston Parish Home Rule Charter.

No action was taken at thattime.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 20b, “Committee Report(s): Ordinance Committee: Recommendation(s) of Ordinance introduction(s)”, and called upon Councilman Dean Coates, Ordinance committee chairman.

Councilman Coates advised that the committee did not have much at their past Ordinance committee meeting, being one(1)item and that item came upearlier during the Council meeting and was passed. He wished to encourage everyone that if they had any ordinances, bring them to the Ordinance committeesothat they can try to vet those beforethey reach theCouncilmeeting. Hewishedto extend this invitation to the public as well.

The vice-chair addressed agenda item number 21, “District Attorney’s Report:” and called upon Mr. Al Giraud. Mr. Giraud advised that there was nothing to report that evening.

The vice-chair thanked Mr. Giraud and asked if any of the Council members had any Councilmen’s comments?

The vice-chair advised that she did have a few things that she wished to address and comment upon. Shebegan by announcing thatthere would be aTrunk-or-Treat event in her Councildistrict located at South Park addressed at 7510 Vincent Road on October 27th.

ShefurtherdeclaredthattheTrunk-or-Treateventthis yearwouldhavesomeprettyexciting additions. She advised that the invitation was extended and available for all of the children up to age seventeen (17). She stated that the park is doing anew event earlier that day called “Jamming in the Park”, that will be held on October 27th from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. It will be a family event and a band will be playing, there will be food trucks and it will be lots of fun. She invited everyone to attend.

The vice-chair also wished to recognize and announce the Parish Council’s annual Christmas card contest. She explained that this is something that the Parish Council does every year involving the art studentsthroughoutthe Parish to participatein.Sheannounced thatthe school artteachers in the Parish willbe receiving information in the mail and advised that they could contact the Councilofficeif they needed further information. Shestated that the winner would be announced at the December 5, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council and they will also be recognized and presented with the Johnny F. Bell ArtisticAchievement Awardcertificateand given awinning prizefrom themembers of the Council.

Councilman Dean Coates wished to make an announcement that the Livingston Parish Republican ExecutiveCommitteewould beholding adonation event along with the Livingston Parish Republican Women. They will be meeting on Tuesday, October 22nd at the Sam’s Club in Denham Springs accepting donations and trying to bring those to Florida and to the areas affected by the two (2)recent hurricanes. He stated that if anyone would like to make a monetary donation, they could look on the social media pages for the Livingston Parish Republican Women or the RPEC and there will be a VENMO option for monetary donations. If not, he instructed to go do your grocery shopping on Tuesday, the 22nd and they will have trailers out there ready to load up. He stated that they will probably be leaving two (2) days after that for delivery. Councilman Coates thanked everyone and asked for them to just keep that in mind.

Councilman Lonnie Watts reportedthat the87thLivingston Parish Fair was being held at that time and would continue until Sunday. He invited everyone to come out and participate.

Before adjournmentof themeeting,thevice-chair wished to “plug”the Denham Springs FallFest that she attended the previous weekend. She surmised that it had the largest crowd and participants that she had ever encountered. It was deemed to be a really successful event and there would be another oneheld in the spring.

Having no further business, a motion to adjourn was requested until the next regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council scheduled on Thursday, October 24, 2024 at the hour of six o’clock (6:00)

p.m. in Livingston, Louisiana.

LPR NO. 24-379

MOTION was offered by John Mangus and duly seconded by Billy Taylor to adjourn the October 10, 2024 regular meeting of the Livingston Parish Council.

Upon being submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as follows:

YEAS: MS. SANDEFUR, MR. GOFF, MR. MANGUS, MR. COATES, MR. WATTS,

MR. TAYLOR, MR. ERDEY

NAYS: NONE

ABSENT: MR. CHAVERS, MR. WASCOM ABSTAIN: NONE Thereupon the vice-chair declared that the Motion had been carried and was adopted and that the

meeting was adjourned.

\s\ Sandy C. Teal \s\ Erin Sandefur

Sandy C. Teal, Council clerk Erin Sandefur, Council vice-chairman

The audio and video for this meeting may be found in its entirety on the Livingston Parish Council’s YouTube page at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHFp5W-RfSU&t=147s

It may also be found on the Livingston Parish Council’s website at:

https://www.livingstonparishcouncil.com/

If you have any questions, please contact Sandy Teal at the Livingston Parish Council office at (225)686-3027.