8-20-16BSection 6

Public Notices
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Saturday, August 20, 2016
AGENDA
PUBLIC NOTICE
The public is hereby
notified that the St.
John the Baptist Parish
Council will have a
Finance Committee
meeting on Tuesday,
August 23rd, 2016 at
6:00 PM, in the Rudolph
Sorapuru Chambers,
Edgard, LA, to address
any and all financial
concerns of the Parish.
AGENDA
ST. JOHN THE
BAPTIST PARISH
COUNCIL
REGULAR
MEETING, TUESDAY,
AUGUST 23rd, 2016
6:30 P.M.
RUDOLPH
SORAPURU
CHAMBERS
EDGARD,
LOUISIANA
MARVIN
PERRILLOUX CHAIRMAN
MICHAEL WRIGHT VICE-CHAIR
ST. JOHN THE
BAPTIST PARISH
COUNCIL
FINANCE
COMMITTEE
MEETING, TUESDAY,
AUGUST 23rd, 2016
6:00 PM
JACLYN HOTARD –
CHAIR
LENNIX MADERE –
VICE CHAIRMAN
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. OPENING
PRAYER
IV. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
V. PUBLIC COMMENT – AGENDA
ITEMS ONLY (2 minutes per citizen)
VI. INTRODUCTION
OF BUSINESSES
New Business – (Carry Over 8-9-16) Zora
Christine Catering
LaPlace
Phillip Rebowe – 2015
Audit Presentation
VII. CONSENT
AGENDA ITEMS
1) Approval of Minutes – August 9th, 2016,
Regular Meeting
VIII.PUBLIC
HEARING ON
ORDINANCE(S)
16-36 (Tabled 08-0916) An ordinance
approving the rezon-
I. CALL TO ORDER
II. ROLL CALL
III. PUBLIC COMMENT – AGENDA
ITEMS ONLY (2 minutes per citizen)
IV. BID OPENING
REPORT/AWARDS
ing of Lot 1-B and
an undesignated lot,
Reserve Industrial Park
Subdivision; in the
area generally bounded
by Power Boulevard,
the L&A/Kansas City
Southern Railway, West
10th Street, and
Rosenwald Street; Reserve,
St. John the Baptist
Parish,
Louisiana,
from the Industrial
District Two (I-2) to
the
Industrial District Three (I-3) zoning
District (PZR-16-1051)
16-38 An ordinance
amending Ordinance
15-57 relative to the
annual operating
budgets for St. John the
Baptist Parish General
Fund, Special Revenue
Funds, Enterprise
Funds and Capital
Project Funds for the
fiscal year beginning
January 1, 2016 and ending December
31, 2016. (N. Robottom)
IX. COMMITTEE
REPORTS
V.
Jean Stewart/Ross Gonzales – Authorization
to award a contract
for the financial
software system
to Tyler Technologies of Yarmouth,
ME
VI. Jean Stewart/
Cain Dufrene –
X. OLD BUSINESS
XI. NEW BUSINESS
XII. DEPARTMENT/
ENGINEER REPORTS
Larry Snyder – Vicknair Canal cleaning
issues
Larry Snyder – Civic
Center future use
Larry Snyder – Andouille Festival vendors/booths selection
Larry Snyder – Tall
grass in District VI
Larry Snyder – Electrical outages in District VI
Larry Snyder/Lennix
Madere – Water bill
issues – discussion
Lennix Madere – Tall
grass in District III
Lennix Madere – RecAuthorization to
execute Change
Order No. 1-A and
4-A with Aegis
Construction, Inc.
for Hemlock Fire
Station #51
VII. Jean Stewart
– Authorization to
execute a time extension with
Piv-
reation Park upkeep/
equipment
XV. PRESIDENT
REPORT
Lennix Madere – Update on drainage/drainage project in District
III
XVI. CORRESPONDENCE/COUNCIL
BRIEFS
XIII. EXECUTIVE
SESSION
Evette Lacarbo Anderson vs. The Hartford
Casualty Insurance
Company, Et als – 40th
JDC Parish of St. John
Docket #52225
Parish Buildings –
Security
Lennix Madere - St.
John the Baptist Parish
vs. Myrtle F. Victor,
Roba Inc. and Adair
Asset Management,
LLC, 40th JDC, #63827
Any and all pending
legal matters
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XVII. ADJOURNMENT
St. John the Baptist
Parish, will upon request and three (3) days
advance notice, provide
reasonable accommodation to any disabled
individual wishing to
attend the meeting.
Anyone requiring
reasonable accommodation is requested to contact Mrs. Stacey Cador
at (985) 652-9569 (voice)
or the Louisiana Relay
Service 1-800-846-5277
and ask for St. John the
Baptist Parish at
(985) 652-9569.
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XIV. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES
otal Engineering, LLC
for inspection services
for the CDBG Isaac
Housing Program
VIII. Stacey Cador –
Authorization to renew
the Parish’s retiree
health insurance for
Medicare Parts A&B-eligible
retirees
with Humana
Stacey CaIX.
dor – Authorization
to renew the Juvenile
Probation
Officers General Liability
Insurance Policy
X. Adjournment
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Teen Miss St. Charles Parish Festival Alyssa Acker, St. Charles Parish Festival King Walter Becnel and Miss St. Charles Parish Festival Lynleigh Landry show off
their new sashes and crowns following the 58th annual St. Charles Parish Festival Pageant.
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First Alternate Marcela Saavedra, left, stands with Miss St. Charles Parish Festival
Queen Lynleigh Landry following the 58th annual pageant. As part of her prize
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and Alyssa Kay Acker
walked away with beautiful new crowns and a
sense of purpose topping
the 58th annual St. Charles Parish
Festival Pageant.
Landry was crowned Miss St.
Charles Parish Festival Queen
and people’s choice award winner.
She is the 20-year-old daughter of
Michael and Doreen Becnel Landry
of Norco.
A junior at Louisiana State
University in Baton Rouge, her
future plans include obtaining a
nursing degree from LSUHSC in
New Orleans. She maintains a 3.6
GPA and is on the Dean’s List.
Landry, as well as Teen St.
Charles Parish Festival Queen
Alyssa Acker, will represent St.
Charles Parish and the festival by
traveling most weekends throughout the state. As part of her prize
package, she receives sponsorship
into and competes for the title
of Queen Sugar at the Louisiana
Sugar Cane Festival in New Iberia
in September.
Just some of Landry’s accomplishments include Phi Sigma
Theta National Honor Society,
Phi Sigma Pi National Honor
Fraternity, National Honor Society
for Collegiate Leadership and
Achievement and Pre-Nursing
Society.
She enjoys attending LSU football
games, volunteering, swimming,
DIY crafting and spending time
with family and friends. She was
sponsored by Becnel’s A/C Services
and her sweetheart escort was
Chloe Riecke.
The theme for this year’s event,
which was held Aug. 6 at Sacred
Heart of Jesus Catholic School in
Norco, was Laissez Les Bons Temps
Roulez. Former royalty Miss St.
Charles Parish Festival Queen
Katie Hymel and Teen St. Charles
Parish Festival Queen Maya Ruffin
served as co-emcees.
Marcela Saavedra of St. Rose was
first alternate to the queen.
Acker was crowned Teen Queen.
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crafting, fashion and doing hair
and make-up. Alyssa was sponsored by Jerry at J Nail Spa and
her sweetheart escort was Leilani
Wilson.
Halle Bourdonnay of Destrehan
was first alternate and fashion
award winner; Kinyson Voges of
Destrehan was second alternate, as
well as sweetness and photogenic
awards winner; and Alexis Pradat
of Hahnville was third alternate.
For winning, Landry and Acker
received a custom banner, an ornamental piece of crystal, the use of
custom designed crowns, a scholarship award, rings, gift certificates
and numerous other prizes.
As a special highlight of the evening, Walter Becnel was crowned
St. Charles Parish Festival King
honoring him for his many years of
service and dedication to the organization. Becnel has been married
to Gay Nell Becnel for 51 years and
is the father of three and grandfather of four.
He is retired from Shell Oil
Refining Company after 30 years of
service and is the owner and operator of Becnel’s Air Conditioning
Services.
Becnel is the festival chairman
and has served on the executive
committee for 35 years.
He has been a member of the
Knights of Columbus Council
No. 3634 since 1978 and is a past
Grand Knight and Knight of the
Year. Becnel is also a member of
the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic
Church, where he volunteers with
the Queen of Hearts pageant. In his
spare time, Becnel enjoys traveling,
spending time with family and acting like he is retired.
Doreen Becnel Landry is the
director of the Festival, Celeste
Becnel Stein and Kerri Montz
Roussel are assistant directors.
Executive committee members are
Gay Nell Becnel, Caroline Bleakley,
Cliff Bleakley, Melissa Perret,
Michael Landry and Stacie Falgout.