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1996 to 1996 "'-'";:./0 , I 1 9 9 6 OFFICERS President Peter M. smith President Elect Gary N. Solomon Vice President C. Hearn Taylor secretary Alfred Liggans, Jr. Treasurer Suzanne Mestayer Executive Director Beau L. Bassich General Manager Patrick P. Dayton, Sr. I Fiscal Officer Larry Rivarde I r I 1 9 9 6 COMMITTEES CHAIRPERSON STANDING COMMITTEES: Architecture and Engineering Charles W. Turner, Jr. Celebration in the Oaks Janet Larue Concessions Gary N. Solomon Development Charles E. Young Executive Peter M. Smith Finance Suzanne Mestayer Golf Jeanne Hines Horticulture and Grounds Jack V. Eumont I Legal Charles A. snyder Public Relations Billy R. Vehnekamp Tennis Charles W. Turner, Jr. Stadium Management Roy Glapion Human Resources Horace A. Thompson III Friends of City Park Margee Farris APPOINTED COMMITTEES: Long Range Planning Peter M. Smith NOMA - Representative Charles A. Snyder Park Grounds Use policy C. Allen Favrot Risk Management Joseph A. 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Snyder, Chairman Gary N. Solomon, Chairman Patricia Breckenridge Jack Eurnont Frederick J. Plaege~d Digges Morgan C. Hearn Taylor Debra D. Reea Horace A. Thompson Horace A. Thompson, III Roger Larue, Friends' Liaison DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC RELATIONS Charles E. Young, Chairman Billy R. Vehnekamp, Chairman c. Allen Favrot, Vice Chairman Margee G. Farris Ronald V. Burns Alfred Liggans, Jr. Margee G. Farris William S. Rippner Digges Morgan Margaret Tolliver J. Gordon Reische Everett J. Williams Cheryl Cabes, Friends' Advisor TENNIS EXECUTIVE Charles W. Turner, Jr. Chairman Peter M. Smith, President, Chairman Lynette Fried, Friends' Liaison Gary N. Solomon, President Elect Terry Fuchs, Advisor I C. Hearn Taylor, Vice President Betty Turner, Advisor Alfred Liggans, Jr., Secretary Suzanne Mestayer, Treasurer HUMAN RESOURCES Charles A. Snyder, Legal Corn. Horace A. Thompson, Chairman Margee G. Farris, Friends' President Alfred Liggans, Jr. C. Hearn Taylor FINANCE Suzanne Mestayer, Chairman APPOINTED COMMITTEES: Malcolm H. McLetchie, Vice Chairman Margee G. Farris, Friends President LONG RANGE PLANNING Renee Bagneris Peter M. Smith, Chairman C. Allen Favrot Janet Larue Ronald J. Radelat Charles A. Snyder Debra D. Rees Milton F. Hilbert, Jr., Advisor J. Gordon Reische NOMA - REPRESENTATIVE GOLF Charles A. Snyder Jeanne Hines, Chairman Ronald J. Radelat PARK GROUNDS USE POLICY Gary N. solomon C. Allen Favrot, Chairman Lou Syracuse Alfred Liggans, Jr. Horace A. Thompson, III Peter M. Smith Everett J. Williams Margaret Tolliver Charles E. Young Mike Rodrigue, Friends' Liaison RISK MANAGEMENT STADIUM MANAGEMENT Joseph A. 0' Connor, t Roy Glapion, Chairman SPECIAL CONCERT STUDY Alfred Liggans, Jr., Vice Chairman Alfred Liggans, Jr., Chairman Ronald V. Burns I Peter M. Smith Charles A. Snyder Charles A. Snyder C. Hearn Taylor 69 5""' APPOINTED COMMfl'I'EE: CASINO RENOVATION peter M. smith Margee Farris I Edward C. Mathes Suzanne Mestayer Charles A. Snyder Gary N. Solomon Charles W. Turner, Jr. ELECTED COMl\1TITEE: NOMINATING COMMITTEE Gary N. Solomon, Chairman Renee Bagneris Margee Farris c. Hearn Taylor Charles E. Young I I f 59 (0 6/6/96 NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1996 I AS OF 12/31/96 YEAR YEARS FIRST ELECTED NAME TERM SERVED TERM ENDS 1996 Frederick J. P1aeger, II 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1996 Edward C. Mathes 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1996 Debra D. Rees 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1996 William S. Rippner 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1995 Digges Morgan 1st term(lF-ICP) 2 Dec. 1999 1995 Suzanne Mestayer 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1995 Charles W. Turner, Jr. 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1995 Everett Williams 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1993 Ronald V. Burns 1st term 4 Dec. 1996 1993 C. Hearn Taylor 1st term 4 Dec. 1996 SECOND TERM ENDS 1992 Jack V. Eumont 2nd term 5 Dec. 1999 1991 Alfred Liggans, Jr. 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Malcolm H. McLetchie 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 I 1991 Peter M. smith 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Charles A. snyder 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Horace A. Thompson III 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Billy Vehnekamp 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1990 C. Allen Favrot 2nd term 7 Dec. 1997 1990 J. Gordon Reische 2nd term 7 Dec. 1997 1990 Gary N. Solomon 2nd term 7 Dec. 1997 1989 Janet Larue 2nd term(4F-4CP) 8 Dec. 1996 1989 Ronald J. Radelat 2nd term 8 Dec. 1996 APPOINTEES AS OF 12/31/96 YEAR YEARS ELECTED NAME AFFILIATION TERM SERVED 1994 Margee Farris Annual-Friends 3rd term (3) 1995 Patricia Breckenridge Annual-Friends 2nd term (2) 1996 Susan Guarisco Annual-Friends 1st term (1) 1995 Margaret Tolliver Mayor's Term 2nd term (2) 1992 Lou Syracuse Governor's Term 5th term (5) 1992 Renee Bagneris Annual-Senate 5th term (5 ) 1989 Jeanne Hines Annual-Jeff. Par. Cn. 8th term (8) I 1994 Cnclm. Roy Glapion Annual-N.O. city Cn. 3rd term (3) 1994 Cnclm.Suzanne Terrell Annual-N.O. city Cn. 3rd term (3 ) 1993 Charles E. Young Annual-House Speaker 4th term (4 ) 1996 Melanie Ottaway Annual-The Chamber 1st term (1) 1996 Joseph O'Connor, Jr. Annual-Board President 1st term (1) f LR" ~j 7 1/3 /96 NEW ORLEANS CITY PARK IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1996 I AS OF 12/31/96 YEAR YEARS FIRST ELECTED NAME TERM SERVED TERM ENDS 1996 Edward C. Mathes 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1996 Debra D. Rees 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1996 William S. Rippner 1st term 1 Dec. 1999 1995 Digges Morgan 1st term(lF-ICP) 2 Dec. 1999 1995 Suzanne Mestayer 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1995 Lawrence R. Purtell 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1995 Charles W. Turner, Jr. 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1995 Everett Williams 1st term 2 Dec. 1998 1993 Ronald V. Burns 1st term 4 Dec. 1996 1993 C. Hearn Taylor 1st term 4 Dec. 1996 SECOND TERM ENDS 1992 Jack V. Eumont 2nd term 5 Dec. 1999 1991 Alfred Liggans, Jr. 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Malcolm H. McLetchie 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 I 1991 Peter M. Smith 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Charles A. Snyder 2nd term 6 Dec. 1998 1991 Horace A.
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