Regular Meeting
Of the
Assumption Parish Police Jury
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
6:00 O’clock p.m.
1. The regular meeting of the Assumption Parish Police Jury was called to order by Police Jury President Leroy Blanchard in the Assumption Parish Police Jury Chamber located at 4813 Highway 1, Napoleonville, Louisiana.
2. Police Jurors recorded as present were: Mr. Ron Alcorn, Ward 1; Mr. Jeff Naquin, Ward 2; Mr. Ira Patureau, Ward 3; Mr. Charles Breaux, Ward 4; Mr. Michael Dias, Ward 5; Mr. Chris Carter, Ward 6; Mr. Leroy Blanchard, Ward 7; Mr. Jamie Ponville, Ward 8; Mr. Myron Matherne, Ward 9
3. President Leroy Blanchard led the prayer followed by the pledge of allegiance.
4. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the jury accept any corrections and approve the minutes of the January 8, 2025 and January 22, 2025 rescheduled to January 29, 2025 Regular Meetings.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
5. President Leroy Blanchard opened the meeting to the public for comments, questions or concerns regarding the items listed on the agenda. Following three (3) calls, no public comments were received.
6. President Leroy Blanchard stated that the Drainage Committee met and recommended the following matters: received an update on Lower Texas, Marais, Cancienne Road and Himalaya Canals from Mr. Savoie; approved to extend one (1) truck rental for an additional cost of $1,800 for project #93239; approved to purchase five (5) 15” culverts for project #93198 at a total cost of $1,335; discussed and approved how to fix drainage concerns behind Lacy Street at a total cost of $1,300; discussed and approved how to fix drainage issues on Lawes Street at a total cost of $710; approved to sweep outfall and remove trees behind Homerun Pkwy at a total cost of $1,500; approved culvert replacement at 118 Agnes Street at a total cost of $2,285; approved to increase culvert size from a 12” to 15” for project #93242 in the amount of $450; approved the rental of two (2) dump trucks to assist in the maintenance of parish ditches at a total cost of $11,000 for one (1) month and received an update of all drainage projects from Parish Manager.
7. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jeff Naquin, ”THAT, the Police Jury approve the Drainage Committee report as presented.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
8. President Leroy Blanchard recognized Personnel Committee Chairman Michael Dias, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved and authorized for the accountant to earn excess k-time hours needed in preparation of the 2024 audit and to be paid for any hours in excess of 240 hours; approved and authorized to hire another accountant for the Administration Office; approved a successful completion of six (6) month probationary period for the Special Programs Director, effective February 10, 2025; approved to ratify the hire of General Maintenance Worker Grade 5 Step 19; approved to ratify the hire of Equipment Operator II Grade 5 Step 18; approved to ratify the hire of Equipment Operator III Grade 5 Step 28; approved an average increase of 1.6% raise for employees in 2025 based off of department heads, recommendations and evaluations; and approved to hire Admin Assistant/Field Worker at Grade 5 Step 14 contingent upon pre-employment testing.
9. Police Juror Michael Dias offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, ”THAT, the Police Jury approve the Personnel Committee report as presented.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
10. Personnel Committee Chairman Michael Dias stated that the committee approved to CAP Parish Employee pay not to exceed $105,000 per year base salary.
11. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, we do NOT CAP Parish Employees pay at $105,000 per year base salary.” This motion passed with Jamie Ponville, Chris Carter and Leroy Blanchard opposing.
12. President Leroy Blanchard recognized the Road and Bridge Committee Chairman Ron Alcorn, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: approved to place a fire hydrant on Cousin Street.
13. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Police Jury approve the Road and Bridge Committee report as presented.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
14. President Leroy Blanchard stated that the Finance Committee met and recommended the following matters: approved to pay List of Bills submitted through February 6, 2025; tabled the discussion of the GOMESA funds; approved a one (1) month rental of a CX145 Excavator in the amount of $5,000 with the intent of purchasing; and approved and authorized the President to sign the Mosquito Abatement Aerial Spraying Contract contingent upon legal review of the contract.
15. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, the Police Jury approve the Finance Committee report as presented.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
16. President Leroy Blanchard recognized the Engineering/Grants Committee Chairman Jeff Naquin, who stated that the committee met and recommended the following matters: received an update on Jolimar Street Drainage Project, Bertrandville Drainage Project; and Belle Rose Lane Drainage Project; approved an amendment to the contract with GIS Engineering to include design services and construction administration to the Cancienne Canal Project contingent upon completion of the cost analysis; approved and authorized the President to sign the tax-exempt forms for Theriot’s Dozer Service or any other contractor pertaining to the Plattenville Drainage Project; received an update from Infinity Engineering on Parish-wide Sewer Plant Improvements Project; approved the Memorandum change in Procurement Method – Blackout Period to be included in the Personnel Manual; received an update from South Central Planning Development Commission on the administration of the RESTORE funds and LCDBG 26/27 Funding Cycle; approved and authorized the President to sign the Commitment letter for LA 1 and Hwy 308 Sidewalks; received an update on Fire Hydrants Project; received an update on Ag Center Roof Project; received an update on Courthouse Renovations Project; no action on Attakapas Landing Project; discussed issues arising with the Consolidated Sewer district household connections; approved final approval for a Mobile Home Park/Rental Property at 103, 105 and 107 Teddy Street in Belle River; and approved to modify Section I. Policy for Methods for Conducting Technical Evaluations in the Personnel Manual to include four (4) jurors and one (1) department head.
17. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, ”THAT, the Police Jury approve the Engineering/Grants Committee report as presented.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
18. President Leroy Blanchard stated that in regards to the Public Hearing Report on the Citizen Participation Plan we will set another public hearing to hear input from the residents regarding this item.
19. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Police Jury approve to adopt the Citizen Participation Plan Resolution under the Public Hearing.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
20. President Leroy Blanchard recognized Ms. Erica Wolfe, President of Helping all People (HAP) Organization. Ms. Erica Wolfe stated that this is a nonprofit that began in Terrebonne Parish in 2020. She stated that they began this with a first event of giving away toys for Christmas. She stated that their mission is to help anyone in need. She stated that they receive often referrals for housing help and food help. She stated that what they can’t help with they resource it out. She stated that the funding HAP receives is mainly through fundraisers. She stated that she is coming tonight to extend an invitation for the Jury to accept HAP into Assumption Parish. She stated that their website is helpingallpeople.webador.com and their Facebook is HAP Organization. The OHSEP Director asked if they get involved with the homeless population. Ms. Erica Wolfe stated that is one of their missions and they are heading back that way. She stated that in 2022 the American Red Cross partnered with them. She stated that as they are coming to our parish so is American Red Cross.
21. President Leroy Blanchard requested approval to adopt the resolution of support for a Holistic Management Plan of the Atchafalaya Basin which will be proposing to CPRA for inclusion in their Master Plan. President Leroy Blanchard stated that the general idea was to reconnect the water bodies that were disconnected whenever the levee system was built, but have some gates that can operate to allow cross flow of traffic when the water allows. He stated also for the moving of water both ways.
22. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, “THAT, the Police Jury approve to adopt the resolution of support for a Holistic Management Plan of the Atchafalaya Basin which will be proposing to CPRA for inclusion in their Master Plan.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
23. President Leroy Blanchard requested approval to apply for a crossing guard through the Safe Routes to Public Places Program located in front of the funeral home on Highway 70 in the Pierre Part Community. He stated we will be amending the previous application to include this.
24. Police Juror Jamie Ponville offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, “THAT, the Police Jury approve to amend the previous application for a crossing guard through the Safe Routes to Public Places Program to include in front of the funeral home on Highway 70 in the Pierre Part Community.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
25. President Leroy Blanchard requested to consider sending resolution asking the State Government to consider a funding opportunity for a Multi-Government Complex to be located at the old “Barbera” property. Police Juror Jeff Naquin stated that he requested to put this on the agenda. He stated that the State needs to know that we support it. The Sheriff stated that Chief Judge Tureau has done a lot of work to pursue different avenues of funding. He stated that he is asking the jury to support this. He stated that he does know they have State and Federal funding. He stated that the old Barbera’s site will be the location for a proposed Multi-Government Complex in conjunction with an OEP/911 Communication Center.
26. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, “THAT, the Police Jury approve to support the request to the State Government to consider the funding opportunity for a Multi-Government Complex at the old Barbera’s site in Napoleonville.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
27. President Leroy Blanchard requested to review the proposed changes to the Communications Tower Ordinance and call for a Public Hearing. The Permit Official stated that this will get rid of a right of inspection from the Parish Engineer to ascertain with any applicable codes and regulations and the review of the Floodplain Manager and Permit Office. He stated that we are adding all applications must be approved by the Assumption Parish Police Jury and they must obtain a building permit through the permit office.
28. Police Juror Jeff Naquin offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, the Police Jury call for a Public Hearing at the next available meeting for these proposed changes to the ordinance.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
29. President Leroy Blanchard requested approval of a Can Shake Permit for Church of God of Prophecy (October 18, 2025 & November 1, 2025).
30. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Charles Breaux, “THAT, the Police Jury approve a Can Shake Permit for Church of God of Prophecy (October 18, 2025 & November 1, 2025).” This motion was unanimously adopted.
31. President Leroy Blanchard requested approval of the following Occupational Licenses: Brothers Fire Equipment Service (Youngsville), AddieRaye Custom Creations, LLC (Donaldsonville), The Chill Zone Daiquiri and Lounge (Plattenville), Bayou Bouncers Event Rental (Morgan City) and Super Nails, LLC (Paincourtville).
32. Police Juror Chris Carter offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, “THAT, the Police Jury approve the following Occupational Licenses: Brothers Fire Equipment Service (Youngsville), AddieRaye Custom Creations, LLC (Donaldsonville), The Chill Zone Daiquiri and Lounge (Plattenville), Bayou Bouncers Event Rental (Morgan City) and Super Nails, LLC (Paincourtville).” This motion was unanimously adopted.
33. President Leroy Blanchard requested approval of the following liquor license application: The Chill Zone Daiquiri and Lounge, Gil Verner, 113 Highway 70 Spur, Plattenville, LA 70393.
34. Police Juror Ron Alcorn offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, “THAT, the Police Jury approve the following liquor license application: The Chill Zone Daiquiri and Lounge, Gil Verner, 113 Highway 70 Spur, Plattenville, LA 70393.” This motion was unanimously adopted.
35. Police Juror Charles Breaux offered a motion, seconded by Mr. Jeff Naquin, “THAT, there being no further business to come before the Regular Meeting, the meeting be adjourned.” The motion was unanimously adopted.
Kim M. Torres Leroy Blanchard
Secretary-Treasurer President
2.25
Cost:
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the accountant to earn excess k-time hours needed in preparation for the 2024 audit and to be paid for any hours in excess of 240 hours.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the end of the 6-month probationary period for Tawanya Tyler, Special Programs Director, effective February 10, 2025.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the advertisement for an additional accountant for the Administrative Office.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to ratify the hiring of Trevor Leblanc, General Maintenance Worker at a Grade 5 Step 19.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and ratify the hiring of Roger Prejean, Equipment Operator II with CDL at a Grade 5 Step 18.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to ratify the hiring of Chad Breaux, Equipment Operator III with CDL at a Grade 5 Step 28.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign the Commitment letter for the LA 1 and Highway 308 Sidewalks Project.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does authorize final approval for a Mobile Home Park/Rental Property at 103, 105 and 107 Teddy Street in Belle River.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to revise Section I. Policy for Methods for Conducting Technical Evaluations within the Personnel Manual to include four (4) jurors and one (1) designated department head on the evaluation team.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Jeff Naquin, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to extend one (1) truck rental for an addition cost of $1,800 for project #93239.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
To adopt an updated Citizen Participation Plan in accordance with the requirements of the State of Louisiana Community Development Block Grant (LCDBG) Program.
WHEREAS, the Assumption Parish Police Jury recognizes the importance of citizen participation in the planning, implementation, and assessment of the LCDBG program; and
WHEREAS, the State of Louisiana requires the adoption of a Citizen Participation Plan that is consistent with current LCDBG program requirements; and
WHEREAS, the Assumption Parish Police Jury previously adopted a Citizen Participation and now seeks to update and revise the plan to comply with current LCDBG program requirements; and
WHEREAS, the updated Citizen Participation Plan ensures that citizens, particularly those of low and moderate income, are encouraged to participate in the development of applications, project selection, and the ongoing administration of LCDBG projects; and
WHEREAS, the Assumption Parish Police Jury will make a copy of the updated Citizen Participation Plan and this resolution available for public review at the Assumption Parish Police Jury office, located at 4813 Highway 1, Napoleonville, Louisiana;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury hereby adopts the updated Citizen Participation Plan as presented, to be utilized in the implementation of the LCDBG program and in accordance with the requirements of the State of Louisiana.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Jamie Ponville, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
Of the Assumption Parish Council in support of the Atchafalaya Basin Management plan to be presented to Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya River Basin contains the largest remaining wetland forest in North America, and irreplaceable natural treasures; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin’s cypress-tupelo swamps are the most productive wetlands in the world; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin wetlands are the number one producers of crawfish in the entire world; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin wetlands are about the most important wetlands for migratory birds in the Western Hemisphere and will become the most important at sea level rises and our delta disappears; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin wetlands can feed more aquatic birds per acre than any other wetland in the world; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin is critical to Louisiana’s culture as the last bastion of the Cajun culture; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin is designed as a spillway protecting communities from flooding all the way to Lafayette to the west, Morgan City to the south, from Baton Rouge to New Orleans and Terrebonne Parish to the east; and
WHEREAS, the Atchafalaya Basin protects our entire industrial corridor, including over 150 industrial plants between Baton Rouge and New Orleans and the largest port in the western hemisphere, the Port of South Louisiana; and
WHEREAS, the communities from Bayou Sorrel and Bayou Pigeon to Morgan City on the east and many communities on the west side will have no future if we keep filling the Basin’s wetlands; and
WHEREAS, the Basin’s flood capacity is critical to protect much of south-central Louisiana from flooding; and
WHEREAS, the loss of flood capacity is already responsible for a record flood in 2021 that created great misery to communities from Bayou Pigeon and Bayou Sorrel to Morgan City; and
WHEREAS, maintaining and increasing flood capacity in the Atchafalaya Basin is a must to be able to safely live in south-central Louisiana; and
WHEREAS, Terrebonne Parish’s future depends on the introduction of massive amounts of sediments to protect their communities and restore the coast; and
WHEREAS, the old bed of Grand Lake and Flat Lake in the Atchafalaya Basin and the Lake Verret/Lake Palourde Basins outside the eastern Atchafalaya Basin levee, can provide huge and unlimited amounts of sand and silt to Terrebonne Parish, in the process increasing the flood capacity of the Morganza Spillway and the Lake Verrett/Lake Palourde Basins;
WHEREAS, mining Grand Lake for sand will greatly decrease the need for dredging south of Morgan City to keep the Port or Morgan City open, saving millions of dollars on dredging.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve the average increase of 1.6% raise for employees in 2025 based off of department heads, recommendations and evaluations.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Michael Dias, seconded by Mr. Chris Carter, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve to hire Ms. Daneil Miles for Admin Assistant/Field Worker at a Grade 5 Step 14 contingent upon pre-employment testing.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve one month rental of the 2018 CX145 from United Rentals in the amount of $5,000 to be funded through Road and Bridge.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign the contract for Aerial Mosquito Control Services spraying with Vector Disease Control International contingent upon legal review.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve tax exempt status and authorize the President to sign the tax-exempt forms for Theriot’s Dozer Service or any other contractor pertaining to the Plattenville Drainage Project.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign an amendment to the contract with GIS Engineering for the Plattenville Drainage Project to include design services and construction administration for the Cancienne Canal Project contingent upon the completion of the cost analysis.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to NOT CAP Parish Employee salaries.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 6
Nays: Jamie Ponville, Chris Carter, Leroy Blanchard
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to modify the personnel manual to include a blackout period for any construction projects and technical evaluations relative to RFQ submissions and bidding.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 8
Nays: Michael Dias
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to add RESTORE funds to South Central Planning’s job listing in order to develop a Multi-Year Implementation Plan.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize the President to sign the commitment letter for LA 1 and Hwy 403 Sidewalks Project.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Ron Alcorn, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and support for the Helping all People (HAP) Organization coming into Assumption Parish to serve all residents.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jamie Ponville, seconded by Mr. Myron Matherne, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and authorize to amend the previous application with Safe Routes to Public Places to include a crosswalk at the funeral home on Highway 70 in Pierre Part.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
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On a motion by Mr. Jeff Naquin, seconded by Mr. Michael Dias, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED that the Assumption Parish Police Jury does hereby approve and support the request to the State Government to consider the funding opportunity for a Multi-Government Complex at the Old Barbera Chevrolet site in Napoleonville.
Upon being placed to a vote, the above resolution was adopted as follows:
Yeas: 9
Nays: 0
Absent: 0
2.25
Cost: $855.00