Phase One: Per the Governor's Order, Local Officials Move Into Next Level of COVID-19 by CASEY COLLIER and Will Make for Safer Conditions

Today Tonight Jim Bradshaw: Schooners Hauled HIGH LOW Franklin City Hall reopens Sheriff breaks forgery case Lumber to 'Island City' 85 70 PAGE 2 PAGE 4

Franklin, Louisiana ‘The Voice of the Teche’ $1.00 22 Pages Volume 137, No. 27 © 2020, LSN Publishing Co., LLC Wednesday, May 27, 2020 http://www.stmarynow.com Phase One: Per the governor's order, local officials move into next level of COVID-19 By CASEY COLLIER and will make for safer conditions. ROGER EMILE STOUFF “I think people will still be wary,” he said. “Some will be The Banner-Tribune more cautious of course, but I With the loosening of restric- think at least through the tions in many aspects of daily summer, people will sec- life, the initial phase of return- ond-guess themselves when ing to “normalcy” was executed they do certain things. Will it by Gov. John Bel Edwards. be to the extent that we proba- Louisiana has entered Phase bly should be? No. The longer One of the Opening America this goes, the more complacent Executive Director of Emergency Aid Center of United Way of South Louisiana Again guidelines promoted by people will be. This thing’s go- Patti Ibert displays the abundance of support the non-profit/ charity organization ing to have a 24-hour news cy- the Trump administration. has received during the COVID-19 crisis. Ibert said the donations have been Louisiana officials will de- cle and then it’ll be over, unless cide next month whether the there’s a reoccurrence, but I made in large part by the local community, its churches, Catholic Charities, and state can move on to Phase don’t think it’s going to be that. the 4-H Club in Centerville. To donate to EACUWSL, bring non-perishable food I think this things are going to Two guidelines. items to the office at 106 Commercial St. in Franklin. To receive food from St. Mary Parish President settle down.” David Hanagriff said “we can’t Economic conditions over EACUWSL, visit the above-mentioned address or call 337-828-0921. get there soon enough” in re- the past few months will sure- The Banner-Tribune/Casey Colllier turning to normal. ly have financial repercus- “I think the overall number sions, including the local gov- of cases, in my personal opin- ernments. “The financial hit, I ion, are being manipulated,” think to a certain extent we he said. “I don’t think anyone can withstand what we have,” West St. Mary High's top grads knows what the true numbers Hanagriff said. “The biggest are, to be honest, and I feel as problem is because (parish West St. Mary High's top also her senior class’s vice presi- she becomes successful, she though the cases have definite- funds) are already budgeted. graduates are: dent. plans on creating scholarships ly dropped off and with sum- It’s what’s going to happen De’Mya Azaia Quenyelle De’Mya is a certified Microsoft and organizations for others to mer coming with the heat, I next, as far as sales taxes. But Hines is the daughter of Angelic PowerPoint and Word Document fulfill their dreams. think the cases will continue to as people go back and compa- Hines and Demarcus Westley. specialist. She has also earned Tianaye Kirstyn White, is the drop off.” nies try to survive…that’s During high school, she was a certifications with S/P2, FEMA, daughter of Dr. Derrick and Mrs. Hanagriff said people are al- what I’m worried about. I’m member of Future Business and customer service and sales. Lakiska WhiteFor the past four ready of the mindset to prac- worried about overall revenue Leaders of America for one year, She is also a published writer. years, I’ve participated and held tice safe measures such as so- Rally for four years, Jobs for She has been accepted into 10 leadership roles in several activ- cial distancing, which he said More on Page 8 America’s Graduates for two different colleges and universi- ities including cheerleading, years, the University of Louisi- ties with merit scholarships. She track, volleyball, band section ana at Lafayette’s Upward believes that her passion for leader and drum major, Jobs for Bound for three years and Tal- helping others will guide her in- FHS top graduates ent Search for five years. She is to choosing a great career. Once More on Page 2 Franklin High School’s top graduates are: Sharaysha Boatman, GPA: 4.0, is the daughter of Ethel Paul and Stafford Boatman. Her extracurricular activities include National Honor Soci- ety, 4-H and Upward Bound. Her future plans are to attend Louisiana State University to major in animal science to become a veterinarian. -Madison Boudreaux, GPA: 4.0, is the daughter of Chad Boudreaux and Gretchen Brennan. Her extracurricular activities include National Honor Society, 4-H and FFA. Sharaysha Boatman De'Maya Hines Tianaye White Asia Richardson Her future plans are to attend Louisiana State University to major in agriculture and ex- tension education. Centerville High's top graduates -Erica Coleman, GPA: 4.0, is the daughter of Stephanie and Centerville High School’s top awarded two All-American achievements such as Sum Cum Eric Coleman. Her extracurric- graduates are: awards for cheer. Brailey has al- Laude and WAFB’s best in class. ular activities include National Brailey Fletcher is the daugh- so been a dancer at The Dance Brailey plans to attend Louisi- Honor Society and Upward ter of Glenn and Sharon Fletch- Factory for 16 years and has ana State University under a Bound. Her future plans are to er. During high school Brailey been on the competition team for pre-med track in hopes of be- attend University of Louisiana has participated in many aca- 10 years. She continued her coming a General Practitioner. to major in psychology. demic, athletic, and extra-curric- leadership roles by participating Adiecia Alyssa Bourgeois is -Shanna Meche, GPA: 3.875, ular organizations. Brailey was in Honors Elite for four years, the daughter of Michael Bour- is the daughter of Linda and a part of the CHS cheer team for Senior Beta for four years, and geois and Thelvia Bourgeois. Adam Meche. Her extracurric- five years and was cheer captain district rally for three years. She While in high school, she partici- ular activities include National for her senior year. She was had also achieved outstanding pated in varsity cheer for three Honor Society, FFA and 4-H. years, the senior Beta Club for four years, Honor’s Elite for four Her future plans are to attend Madison Boudreaux South Louisiana Community years, district rally for two College to major in business. Patout. His extracurricular ac- years, and quiz bowl for a year. -Calvin Burrell, GPA: tivities include FFA and 4-H. Adiecia has earned certifica- 3.8621, is the son of Agnes and His future plans are to attend tions in Microsoft Word Docu- Calvin Burrell. His extracur- South Louisiana Community ment and PowerPoint, as well ricular activities include Na- College to become an aviation as S/P2 and FEMA. She has al- tional Honor Society and Up- maintenance technician. so accomplished outstanding ward Bound. His future plans -Jonae’ Mitchell, GPA: achievements such as The Ma- son’s Honor and Integrity are to attend University of 3.8621, is the daughter of Jo- Award, Summa Cum Laude, Louisiana at Lafayette and nas and Felicia Jolivet-Mitch- and Student of the mouth. She major in biology and continue ell. Her extracurricular activi- plans to attend University of his education to become a pedi- ties include volleyball, cheer- Louisiana at Lafayette to major atrician. leading and National Honor in computer science. With this -Dalen Leblanc, GPA: Society. Her future plans are to degree, she wants to pursue a 3.8621, is the son of Kayla Leb- join the US Air Force and career in web design. lanc-Boudreaux and Donovan More on Page 2 Brailey Fletcher Adiecia Bourgeois 86 YEARS STRONG IF IT’S NOT IN STOCK MIKE LAPEYROUSE, CHUCK AUTIN, JEANNE L. CLEMENT, WE CAN GET IT! KYLE CLEMENT, DAVID LAPEYROUSE WWW.LAPEYROUSE.COM / 337-276-4541 / 800-516-7000 1105 MAIN ST. (HWY. 182), JEANERETTE Page 2, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 Franklin High School Graduates... From Page 1 tivities include National Hon- get Spain and the late Marcus jor in nursing to become a Bound. Her future plans are or Society and Upward Renthrope. Her extracurricu- traveling registered nurse. to attend the University of attend Nicholls State Univer- Bound. Her future plans are lar activities include National -Tyashja Ballet, GPA: 3.75, New Orleans to major in psy- sity to major in biology. to attend Louisiana State Honor Society, 4-H, ULL Up- is the daughter of Timothy chology and continue her edu- -Destiny Phillips, GPA: University and major in ward Bound and the ULL Tal- and Tessa Madison-Ballet. cation to receive her doctorate 3.86, is the daughter of Deme- pre-medicine. ent Search Program. Her fu- Her extracurricular activities degree in psychology. Her goal tria Burrell and David Phil- -Mar’yeala Jones, GPA: ture plans are to attend Nich- include 4-H Club, National is to open a practice in clinical lips. Her extracurricular ac- 3.79, is the daughter of Brid- olls State University and ma- Honor Society and Upward psychology.

Erica Coleman Shanna Meche Calvin Burrell Dalen Leblanc Jonae’ Mitchell WSM graduates... From Page 1 America’s Graduates (JAG), the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Quiz bowl, 4-H, West St. Mary Health Ambas- sador, National Beta Club, National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Class Secretary, University of Louisiana at Lafayette Tal- ent Search leader and tutor, and West St. Mary High School Stu- dent of the Year while maintaining a 4.0 GPA in both high school and dual enrollment college courses. High School has definitely been a challenge; however, my classmates, teachers, administra- tors, and other stakeholders have made this journey worth it and those memories will be what I’ll miss the most. Thanks for the love and support for the class of 2020 during this pandemic. Soon Destiny Phillips Mar’yeala Jones Tyashja Ballet I’ll be a part of Grambling University State Tigers Class of 2024 Engineering program and The World Famed Marching Band. Asia DeMari Richardson is the daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Todd and Tamika Carter. During her four years at West St. Mary, she’s been involved in numerous academics, athletics, and extracurricular organizations. Asia has been a proud member of the WSM cheerleading squad for three year and co-captain her senior year, WSM junior varsity for two years and varsity volleyball team for four years as a DS and libero, WSM softball team for four years as the catcher. She was awarded an All-Academic award for both volleyball and softball, and also, she is a twice Honorable Men- tion recipient. Asia continued her leadership roles as a FBLA member, Wolfpack Health Ambassador for six years, BETA member for two years, National Honors Society for two years, Educational Talent Search with ULL for five years. She also was elected as the Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Princess, and a Stu- dent of the Year Candidate. Additionally, Asia received certifications for S/P2 Safety and Pollution Prevention and Microsoft Pow- erPoint. Asia had been accepted into a total of twelve colleges and was awarded academic scholarships to some. Asia’s future plans are to attend Dillard Uni- versity in New Orleans, in which she was awarded a Merit academic scholarship. She will be majoring in Nursing to pursue her Bachelor’s Degree. After graduating college she looks forward into becoming an Oncology Nurse. She also looks forward into giving back to her community by opening up some sort of organization to give hope and guidance to the youth. Franklin City KNEE PAIN? Hall reopens Beginning Wednesday, May 20, Franklin City Hall partially opened to the public with restrictions due to the open floor plan of our offices. WE ARE [TRANSFORMING] Due to the layout of our offices masks will be required for all Visitors/customers until further notice KNEE REPLACEMENT SURGERY IN THE REGION for the safety and health of our employees. For those coming to City Hall, front door entry is required; rear entry is reserved for employees and those requiring handicapped accessible entry. Visitors/customers will be allowed in City Hall if Iberia Medical Center is now offering MAKO® Robotic-Arm Assisted Surgery personal interaction is necessary to do business and as a treatment option for adults with knee joint disease resulting from by appointment only. Only one customer at a time will be allowed in the tax department. Only two cus- degenerative, rheumatoid and post-traumatic arthritis. This system provides tomers at a time will be allowed in the water depart- your orthopedic surgeon with a detailed 3D model of your unique anatomy ment. Business may continue to be handled by telephone, drop box, email, or by mail and is encouraged. enabling precise alignment and placement of implants. Visitors to any second floor office will be by appointment only. (No Exceptions) Remember to practice social distancing (six feet) and use personal protective equipment such as a BENEFITS OF MAKO® : ACCURATE PLACEMENT AND PRECISION mask or face covering to protect yourself and our em- SMALLER INCISION LESS POST-OPERATIVE PAIN ployees. Do not enter if you have symptoms including I fever, cough, shortness of breath, or have a recent SHORTER HOSPITAL STAY I QUICKER RECOVERY known exposure to Covid-19. Call to make appointment: Main Line – 337-828-3631 Mayor’s Office – 337-828-6350 For more information visit imcMAKO.com Water Billing – 337-828-6312 or 337-828-6313 Taxes, Cemetery – 337-828-6310 Zoning, Permits, Inspections – 337-828-6303 Sheriff breaks forgery case Dr. William A. Cenac Dr. Seth Rosenzweig MAKO® Certiﬁ ed MAKO® Certiﬁ ed St. Mary Parish Sheriff Blaise Smith announced on May 15, an arrest in the $474,105 theft/forgery case at a local business. Ava Hirstiuf, 64, of 219 Convent St., Napoleon- ville, was arrested on May 14, at 9:24 a.m. on charges of theft and forgery. According to Smith, on April 21, St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office detectives met with a local business owner who stated that someone had stolen money from his business in Amelia. Through the investigation, it was discovered that money in the amount of $474,105 had been stolen from the business. On May 14, detectives made contact with Ava Hirstiuf and advised her of the active warrant for NORTH CAMPUS: 600 N. Lewis St., New Iberia her arrest on the charges of theft and forgery. 337.364.0441 / iberiamedicalcenter.com / Hirstiuf was transported to the St. Mary Parish Law Enforcement Center for booking. No bail has been set. 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The Banner-Tribune Lifestyles LSU AgCenter: Chaste tree or vitex is a great landscape plant By Heather Kirk-Ballard flowers include Alba and Silver Spire vitex have attractive, star-shaped, aro- some dieback and damage, but they LSU AgCenter Horticulturist and pink flowers such as Rosea. One of matic leaves. When you brush against will be back. The Oxford English Dictionary de- the most favored cultivars is Shoal or crush the leaves, the scent is a crisp Chaste tree is a non-native species. fines the word chaste as without unnec- Creek a Louisiana Super and clean, similar to a sage. Some people consider it invasive be- essary ornamentation; simple or re- Plant selection. And then The leaves are green- cause the seeds may colonize nearby strained. Chaste tree, also known as Purpurea has lighter gray on top and gray landscape beds and become weedy. vitex, is simple in ease of care but is far purple flowers. underneath and grow However, if the old flower spikes are re- from being plain. Vitex trees should in a palmate pattern moved to prevent seeds from forming, The plant’s name finds its origin in a be planted in full with five to seven you can help control the spread of the Roman book titled “Naturalis Histo- sun for the best lance-shaped leaf- plant. You also can reproduce the plant ria.” The author noted that women in blooms, but they al- lets emanating by cuttings very easily. Athens kept branches of the tree under so do well in partial from a single point. I’d like to highlight Shoal Creek as their beds during the feast of Ceres, the shade. Plants grow Vitex make an an outstanding selection of vitex with Roman goddess of agriculture, grain to 10 to 15 feet tall excellent focal superior characteristics compared to and fertility. by 15 to 20 feet planting for the the standard. The 12-inch flower spikes Vitex can be found in bloom all across wide. Its growth landscape. And are noticeably larger, deeper, more vi- the state this time of year. These large, rate is vigorous in when they bloom, brant lavender-blue color. It has excep- deciduous flowering shrubs are often loose, well-drained they not only catch tionally vigorous growth, filling your considered a small tree for landscapes. soil that is a bit on the the eye of the behold- landscape quickly with beautiful, aro- They put on a show from late spring dry side. In fact, it’s very er; the pollinators also matic leaf growth and gorgeous flower through summer with their beautiful drought-tolerant once es- love this tree. Bees, but- spikes. bluish-purple flowers clustered in tall tablished. In wet soils, the terflies and hummingbirds If you prize plants that don’t require spikes. These trees bloom every year in chaste tree can suffer from dieback and can all be seen feeding on their sweet a lot of care but pack a beautiful punch, their season with minimal effort on the root rot and occasionally get leaf spot. nectar. Additionally, the seeds attract you can’t do better than chaste trees. gardener’s part for about a month. But it has no major pest concerns. several small bird species. This is an Local nurseries and garden centers do Chaste trees produce showy 5-to-7- Allowed to grow naturally, vitex will excellent selection for those keeping a great job of carrying Louisiana Super inch spikes of small lavender blue flow- generally form a large, bushy plant bees for honey. Plants, so look for Shoal Creek vitex ers from late May through June in Lou- about 10 feet tall. If you want it in a Chaste trees are deciduous and may there. isiana, with a second flush of flowers more compact form, you can cut the lose their leaves in extended cold You can more about the Louisiana again in July or early August. plant back to about 2 to 3 feet from the snaps. However, they will not remain Super Plants program and find partici- But that isn’t the only color they ground in late winter. bare for long thanks to a fast growth pating nurseries near you online at come in. Other cultivars offering white In addition to their beautiful flowers, rate. Harder freezes may result in www.lsuagcenter.com/superplants. Woman uses her own trauma to help abuse victims recover By Harley Sagrera eryone in the house and have a group to put me goal of Determined to ing through the group, life to reach out and Cypress Lake Wire then killing myself,” in,” Reed said. Rise Ministries was to Domingue got trained help women who may At the age of 8 years Reed said. After searching for a help women who have to lead her own groups. not have much hope old, Shermane Reed Reed did everything while, Reed finally been abused reclaim Domingue said that left. was sexually abused by that she could to get found the help that she their lives. Reed is amazing and “Her strength is her stepfather. out of her home as soon needed in a Christian In 2017 and 2020, strong. something that other Experiencing abuse as she graduated high support group. Howev- Reed put on a confer- “Every life that she women can draw at such a young age school. She started er, the group was small, ence called Still I Rise. touches is impacted in strength from. I taught Reed that she working at 15 years old and Reed wanted to At this conference, such a powerful way,” wouldn’t be where I am could use her pain to and saved every pay- give other abused wom- women were given a Domingue said. right now if it hadn’t reach women who had check that she got. A en a chance to begin chance to speak about Reed said that God been for her interven- been through similar few years later, she healing the same way the abuse that they had placed a calling on her ing,” Domingue said. situations as her. She graduated from high she had. gone through. Some found a way to give school with honors, and Reed knew that women went to the con- women the same help she left her home to something had to be do- ference and shared that she needed for a study physical therapy ne to help women. So, their stories for the long time. at Northeast Louisiana she decided to get first time in their lives, INSURING WHAT MATTERS Reed grew up in a re- University, she said. trained in trauma she said. ligious household, and One day, while sitting through Mending the Phyllis Patton, the she said that her family in religion classes, Soul, a nonprofit that women’s minister at TO YOU! seemed perfect to ev- Reed had her first provides training and Cornerstone Cowboy eryone. Her family flashback. The course resources for leading Church, met Reed at went to church every was discussing cre- support groups to help the first Still I Rise AUTO HOME week, and her stepfa- ation. As each person people who have been Conference in 2017. BUSINESS FLOOD ther was well-known spoke about their opin- abused. She got certi- She said that Reed is a around her community. ion on the topic, Reed fied to not only lead leader who brings wom- WORKERS COMP But as a child, she saw began getting angry. support groups herself en together. her stepfather physi- This anger was accom- but also to train others “She impacted me LIFE HEALTH cally abuse her mother. panied by sudden flash- who may be interested spiritually, mentally Her stepfather went on backs of the abuse that in leading support and emotionally,” Pat- to molest Reed when she went through in the groups, she said. ton said. she was 8 years old. past. Her anger contin- Reed is certified in Reed has impacted DAVID As she got older, Reed ued to grow as she ex- multiple forms of trau- many women’s lives felt angry and silent. periences a panic at- ma, including sexual throughout the years. One day she grabbed tack for the first time and physical abuse. She said that she has STIEL her stepfather’s shot- in her life. Reed is also the only reached over 500 abuse STIEL gun and pointed it at Reed tried to find person in Louisiana survivors. Many of the her entire family. Her help from counselors who has been certified, women that she has a g e n c y family dismissed her and support groups, through Mending the helped have gone on to behavior and joked by but she found that no Soul, to help sex-traf- help other women who 618 MAIN STREET FRANKLIN (337)828-5867 calling her crazy. one was equipped to ficking victims. have been abused. “It wasn’t the first help her. In 2019, Reed became Kelli Domingue time. I had gotten the “We never, with the the official founder and joined a Mending the gun before while they counselors, talked CEO of a nonprofit Soul support group af- were sleeping and con- about the sexual abuse called Determined to ter Reed heard her sto- templated killing ev- because they didn’t Rise Ministries. Her ry. 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Their know that this mistake Beat cream cheese, 337-828-0580 tslins.com Page 4, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 Opinion The Banner-Tribune Jim Bradshaw Schooners Hauled Lumber to 'Island City' The railroad that was finally built were almost certainly the same boats across the southwest Louisiana prai- going back and forth. With a steady ries in 1880 united two halves of the re- breeze a one-way trip took 26 hours, ac- gion that were growing independently, cording to “Calcasieu,” so they could and quite differently, from each other make several round trips to Galveston before it came along. One half faced to- each month. ward the east and New Orleans for However many there were, the south most of its commerce, but most of the Louisiana boats helped make Galves- communities west of the Mermentau ton a busy place. River did as much, or more, business in “It seems strange that the largest Galveston. A lot of that trade was built parish in Louisiana should be restrict- around lumber. ed in its commercial interests almost In 1868, three years after the close of exclusively to Texas,” “Calcasieu’s” let- the Civil War and a dozen years before ter continued, “and yet this has always the first railroad, a letter to the Lake been the case. … At present, with the Charles Echo, signed only “Calcasieu,” exception of one or two schooners mak- Danny Tyree noted that “the 20 steam saw mills of ing an occasional trip to New Orleans, Calcasieu Parish furnish the chief sup- the merchants and farmers of Calca- ply of the Galveston lumber trade.” sieu have no freight communication In those days “Imperial” Calcasieu — with the Crescent City except by way of Do You Treat Retail Clerks so called because it was said to be as Galveston.” big as some European empires — also It appears, if the writer can be be- included what are today Allen, Beaure- lieved, there wasn’t much that New Or- Like Human Beings? gard, Jeff Davis, and Cameron parish- leans offered that couldn’t also be found One of the most awkward, self-con- tried saving it in a mom-and-pop store. es. Fourteen of the mills “Calcasieu” in the “Island City.” scious incidents in my life occurred Savvy shoppers who know all the wrote about were on that river, the oth- “The Galveston market with its sepa- when I was shopping with a group, and loopholes brainstorm ever more inven- er six were on either the Mermentau or rate flesh, fish, fruit and vegetable one of my companions blithely contin- tive ways to drag out the shopping ex- the Sabine. The writer said 30 sailing stalls, its refreshment stands, and, at ued browsing long after the store doors perience. (“Yes, dear, I have verified the schooners carried lumber to Galveston sunrise, its thronging masses of buyers were locked. thread count on all the sheets in EN- and brought all sorts of things back representing many nations and almost I have done assembly-line work, GLISH, but what if your cousin from home. all colors reminds you forcibly of the junkyard work and freelance writing. Quebec comes for a visit? Un... deux... That number of schooners seems low French Market in New Orleans,” the But I have also punched enough trois...”) to me. By the late 1860s Calcasieu writer said. cash-register keys and worked around For the sake of their employees (and mills were turning out more than 1.5 The shipping in the harbor, the ele- enough clerks-slash-sales-associates to for the sake of keeping overtime costs million board feet of lumber each gant street cars, the rush of drays, the know that the retail life isn’t all skit- down), some stores do use the intercom month, which seems to me to be more numerous restaurants, lager beer, li- tles and beer. (Okay, maybe there IS a to deliver reminders such as “Paper- than 30 boats could easily haul. But it quor, and ice cream saloons, and the lot of Skittles and beer, in the sense of clips, Mucilage & Beyond will be clos- may not have required many more than daily and nightly auctions are to the “Cleanup on aisle 9 of all the Skittles ing in 15 minutes. Please make your fi- that. The schooners used in the lumber Louisianian so many reminiscences of and beer someone upchucked.”) nal selections and proceed to checkout.” trade could typically carry from ten to his own Crescent City.” Life is messy and legitimate sob sto- But to the hardened dawdler, that’s sixty thousand board feet of lumber And, if a bit of family history is any ries do exist, but some shoppers are just ambient noise, like holding a sea- each trip. indication, food, liquor and other fine HABITUALLY tardy. Twenty-some- shell to your ear. (“Hey, let’s ask for a The keeper of the lighthouse at the amenities were not the only good things thing years ago, I worked in a retail en- seashell in something other than the mouth of the Calcasieu kept a record of to be found in Galveston. vironment where we (officially) closed 137 colors they have in stock.”) boats entering and leaving the river My grandmother’s grandfather, Dan- every afternoon at 4:30. The same cus- Returns are another aggravation. and of what they were carrying. In each iel Goos, was one of the pioneer Calca- tomers were always rushing in at 4:25 Apparently, most shoppers put all their of the first three months of 1869, ac- sieu millers and the owner of a fleet of and getting finished around 4:40. When receipts into a rocket and launch them cording to the Echo, he logged 100 or schooners that hauled his lumber to we extended our hours to 5:00, those TOWARD the doomed planet of Kryp- more boats heading into the Gulf, to- Galveston, Matamoras, Mexico, and same individuals suddenly, magically ton. And products are rarely in any- gether carrying about 1.2 million feet of points west. He was also the proud fa- started arriving at 4:55 and staying un- thing resembling their original condi- lumber each month. He also recorded ther of 10 daughters. til 5:10. tion. (“I didn’t realize until I opened it more than 100 boats entering the river Half of them married men who lived You might think the “five-second that it was a pickle barrel instead of a from the Gulf in each of those months. in, worked in, or sailed from “the beau- rule” pertains only to eating food that travel pack of Kleenex.”) Those numbers, the newspaper pointed tiful Island City.” has been on the ground just briefly, but Pity the poor clerk who is badgered out, “only refer to the Calcasieu River. ~ a large segment of humanity interprets into honoring some pie-in-the-sky Both the Mermentau and the Sabine A collection of Jim Bradshaw’s col- it as “if you slip through the front door promise allegedly made by a conve- Rivers do considerable business of the umns, Cajuns and Other Characters, is five seconds before the posted closing niently unidentified co-worker on the same nature.” now available from Pelican Publishing. time, you have an INFINITE amount of customer’s previous visit. Of course, One hundred trips does not require You can contact him at jimbrad- time to window-shop.” the increasingly irritated customer can 100 boats. A good many of the goings [email protected] or P.O. Box 1121, The late, great Jim Croce dreamed of never remember any distinguishing and comings counted at the lighthouse Washington LA 70589. saving time in a bottle. He should’ve characteristics. And the timing of the promise can’t be pinned down any more accurately than “definitely sometime Peter Roff after the Mesozoic Era. I think.” The NAME of the anonymous co-worker?Don’t make me laugh. Even if a store employs someone with a Corporate Governance Matters memorable name (like “O.J. Simpson”), The COVID-19 crisis has likely ing for drifts harmfully towards what Nearly four years since it fell the shopper never “catches” it. (“Wait... changed American business forever, progressives promote as they seek to through, Williams continues to seek wait...it was something beverage-y. Do as politicians use the deadly pandem- control the business sector and move more than a billion dollars in breakup you perhaps have a Tequila Sunrise on ic to push for changes that will have a to a centrally planned economy. fees, despite Armstrong’s recently al- the sales staff?”) major impact on how corporations op- If the American economy is to sur- leged involvement in the deal’s de- Don’t get me started on the haz- erate. vive, let alone thrive, we need corpo- mise. According to court documents, ards and indignities, like customers How business respond will deter- rate leaders to step up in defense of he even worked behind the scenes licking their fingers before counting mine the future of American com- the free market. They need to eschew with a former Williams senior vice money they have produced from deep merce for years. Important business the insider deals and crony capital- president by using a personal account in their clothing. (“This is my MAD leaders like Black Rock’s Larry Fink ism that have caused many Ameri- and leaking inside information to as- money. I’m mad because my jock itch are pushing companies to expand cans, especially the young, to lose sist a lawsuit filed to block the pro- medicine quit w... hey! What do you their mission beyond maximizing val- faith in what, as Churchill might posed and ultimately unconsummat- mean you’re leaving to get a factory ue for shareholders into things that have quipped, is the worst of all posed merger. As a result, half of his job?”) are on progressives’ political wish sible economic systems except for all board of directors resigned days after list. the others. the deal was called off, citing a lack of What Fink and others are advocat- There are heroes out there like Tes- confidence in his ability to lead the la’s Elon Musk, who re- company. cently stood up to Gov. The reason he acted as he did, the Gavin Newsome and court was told, was out of a desire to other officials who maintain his position as CEO even if Letters to the The ST. Mary & Franklin would not permit his his continued leadership of the com- California manufactur- pany was detrimental to shareholder Editor Policy Banner-TriBune ing plant to reopen and interests. We reserve the right to 115 Wilson Street• P.O. Box 566 get people back to work. Actions like these in the corporate To Musk’s credit, even community have regular Americans - refuse any submissions. 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He their investments. of an issue of interest to Published every Wednesday announced he’d be tak- Warren Buffet, one of the country’s ing his company and the most respected financial leaders, ar- the general public or an Yearly subscription rates: jobs he created to Texas gued in a recent interview that not $42.00 (In Parish) • $48.30 (Out of Parish) election, we will cease $57.75 (Out of State) or Nevada, where they enough attention is paid to corporate would be welcomed. leadership and governance. “Almost accepting letters when Staff Faced with that, New- all of the directors I have met over Mary Terry, Regional General Manager some and company seem the years have been decent, likable the event is completed. [email protected] to have backed down. and intelligent,” he said. “Neverthe- Roger Emile Stouff Managing Editor For every hero, there less, many of these good souls are Letters must be signed for [email protected] are goats like Alan Arm- people whom I would never have cho- publication, names may Casey Collier, News Reporter strong, the CEO of Wil- sen to handle money or business mat- [email protected] liams Co., an energy ters. It simply was not their game.” be withheld at the discre- pipeline company. Ac- If the CEOs and boards of Ameri- Michelle Baker, Lifestyles Editor cording to recent allega- ca’s companies don’t step up to re- tion of the Editor. 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The clock is running. The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 5 Go With the Lots of Lessons to Learn Outdoors By JOHN K. in an Upside-Down World FLORES Flow This past weekend, otic, but eventually got following the State’s over myself. Moreover, emancipation from the realized just because COVID-19 stay home the island was “open” edict, I spent time with didn’t mean the state my grandson Eli hiking parks and wildlife man- on Bayou Teche Nation- agement areas were. al Wildlife Refuge. It’s “MY BAD,” as they say. amazing what you can One of the things do to entertain a four about Louisiana being year old who concludes known as the Sports- the world is upside man’s Paradise, is the down (Note: his words, term just doesn’t en- not mine), while enjoy- compass only a part of ing outdoor pursuits. the state. The Sports- Part of getting the man’s Paradise is liter- grandkids out of the ally found and celebrat- house and into the for- ed in nearly every est (Note: forest was al- square mile of Louisi- so his word, not mine) is ana. For goodness it’s an opportunity for sakes, we even fish in them to exercise and get city parks in both New rid of some of that pent- Orleans and Lafayette. up energy from shelter- As such, access to our ing in place. State Parks, Wildlife The treks can also be Management Areas, used for teachable mo- and National Wildlife ments. Essentially, kids Refuges are critical to love attention. Especial- the general public for ly positive attention their use, enjoyment while learning. and pleasure. I have The refuge didn’t dis- had the opportunity to The author’s Grandson Eli Flores examines a sweet gum tree seed ball he found hiking on appoint us either. Just visit and write about Bayou Teche NWR last weekend. for the record, my several of the State grandson got to see up Parks and have to tell gustingly trashed by yet another press re- ers. That is not all; un- NWR’s facilities while close green anole liz- you what a treasure visitors using the area lease was issued by the fortunately, there has the crabs were running, ards, overcome a fear of they are to the people. during the pandemic. refuge with the title, also been a blatant dis- as much as I missed be- picking up the spiky There are 21 State Days later Sabine “Citations Written and regard for other laws ing able to enter Grand sweet gum seed ball, Parks in Louisiana. NWR issued a press re- Arrests Made as Sabine and refuge regulations Isle State Park and El- and see a pretty large They are relatively in- lease on May 4, stating National Wildlife Ref- as well.” mer’s Island WMA alligator in its natural expensive to use and in the NWR crabbing ar- uge Areas Re-Open to I’m quite sure my during the Governor’s habitat, besides some most cases are immacu- eas and walking trails the Public.” grandson didn’t come pandemic order. Like I pretty cool and interest- lately cared for. Most of- would be closed until The release went on up with the world being said, “You don’t know ing birds. fer a wide range of ac- further notice, while to say, “Although fre- upside on his own. what you have untill its He and I also dis- tivities such as hiking, USF&WS employees quent pleas from refuge Nonetheless, I couldn’t gone.” cussed what direction biking, camping, fish- cleaned up the refuge. staff and fellow visitors agree with him more. All I can say is, we’re we were walking and ing, swimming, birding, A week later, on May have made the news, We somehow have be- lucky to have Bayou the importance of pay- and nature viewing. 12, another press re- and circulated on social come a people who trash Teche NWR located here ing attention in the Some even have golf lease updating the sta- media asking all visi- things that are good in St. Mary Parish. It’s woods. We moved two courses. They have cab- tus of the closures stat- tors to carry out, what and seem to praise dis- a place open to the pub- large tree limbs out of ins to rent, overnight ed that refuge staff col- they carry in to the ref- obedience. lic that I find normal in the way that fell along RV parking (most all lected 1,450 gallons of uge, many are still leav- I hope the people who what has become an up- the trail, making it dif- with utilities), and trash in just “one” area ing behind crab strings, trashed the public ac- side-down world (Note: ficult for people to pass primitive camping. left by citizens. bait, bait packaging and cess areas missed being My words not my grand- (Note: his suggestion, Two of the closer On Monday, May 18, food and drink contain- able to use Sabine sons). not mine). And when do- State Parks here locally ne, from the smile on are Cypremort Point in his face it meant a lot to St. Mary Parish and him. Lake Fausse Pointe in My grandson’s mom Iberia Parish. Both are and dad are both school- real gems for outdoor teachers, who live and enthusiasts. work in Lafayette, and All of Louisiana’s coincidently had their State Parks are now second child on March open following the Gov- 29, in the middle of the ernor’s order last Fri- pandemic. Not only did day, with the exceptions they have to deal with of Chicot State Park, the stay at home order, Bayou Signette State but had to reconcile the Park and Lake Bistene- fact that no family au State Park. These members or friends have been designated would be coming over to Regional Isolation Fa- visit, see and celebrate cilities for COVID-19 the newborn. outbreaks. The two parents were Besides State Parks, appreciative the grand- Louisiana has some 1.6 parents were happy to million acres of Wildlife take the new “big broth- Management Areas that er” home for several have pretty much re- days to help break up mained open through- the monotony of being out the crisis. There home bound. In fact, have been exceptions, Eli’s grandmother of- like Elmer’s Island, but fered to do this a couple by and large the WMA’s of times during the past have been places where several weeks of the outings like my grand- pandemic. son and I had this past There’s a saying, “You weekend were available don’t know what you to the general public. have until it’s gone.” However, public re- The first weekend in stroom facilities were May, my wife and I closed, and social dis- heard Grand Isle was tancing was encouraged open again. Not know- with no more than 10 ing all of the facts, ap- people gathering at one parently the whole is- time. land was shut down to There are also 23 Na- tourists during the coro- tional Wildlife Refuges navirus outbreak, located throughout Lou- where the beaches were isiana covering some closed, along with much 550,000 acres. One of of the amenities it’s not- the more popular refug- ed for. es located in Southwest Being a nature pho- Louisiana is Sabine tographer and a bird NWR. Here, besides watcher of sorts, to fishing, crabbing is an have the island closed extremely popular ac- during the month of tivity. April, which is the peak During the Coronavi- period of the neotropical rus outbreak, my wife songbird migration “felt and I traveled this re- like” a huge loss and gion and were surprised something missing. Two at the number of people of the places I was plan- who were not practicing ning to go, was the social distancing while State Park on the island crabbing. Literally, they and then Elmer’s Is- were crabbing near land. shoulder to shoulder. Not thinking, I made Additionally, with the the trip to visit these Sabine NWR restroom two public places, but facilities closed, some unfortunately, they people felt it was appro- were closed due to the priate to defecate on the Governor’s order ac- sidewalks behind the cording to the signs on building, where the ref- the gates. Yes, I admit uge walking trail starts that I grumbled and and end. The trails, complained to my wife crabbing areas, boat calling it stupid and idi- launches were also dis- Page 6, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 7 Page 8, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 Phase One: Local officials move into next level... From Page 1 salons that handle eye- evacuation is 800…with said. “I realize there are continue to shelter in erate under moderate lashes, albeit by Gover- about 50 out of lower St. people who don’t have place. Members of house- physical distancing pro- and the sake of the other nor John Bel Edwards’ Martin because we try to transportation…but holds with vulnerable tocols. business that, once they official Phase 1 protocols. help them.” that’s cruel and unusual residents should be Elective surgeries can get through the Payroll He added that anyone Naquin said the parish punishment to force aware that by returning resume, as clinically ap- Protection Plan and all who feels sick or is dis- has a contract with them to do that, but I to work or other environ- propriate, on an outpa- the other monies that playing standard Rapides Parish in the don’t know what other al- ments where distancing tient and in-patient basis were given out to help, COVID-19 symptoms event of an evacuation. ternative we have. One is not practical, they at facilities that adhere once that’s over with, should stay home and Local school buses are under consideration is could carry the virus to CMS guidelines. then we’re going to be hit not go into public. used to transport evacu- you can’t have a shelter back home. Precautions Gyms can remain open with reality. We’re pre- “We are just asking ees. below I-10 because of should be taken to isolate if they adhere to strict paring for having some people to use common “But we have a new flooding. We may make from vulnerable resi- physical distancing and issues with the (parish) sense,” Foulcard said, “as system of registration,” some exceptions to that.” dents. sanitation protocols. government.” we continue through Naquin said. “So we clock There are efforts un- All individuals, when Bars may operate with Another major concern these soft re-openings.” someone in, and we clock derway to lower the in public (e.g., parks, out- diminished stand- is the oil and gas indus- “We are doing it the him when he comes space regulation to 45 door recreation areas, ing-room occupancy, try, vital to this area’s way the state has asked home, because what feet. shopping areas), should where applicable and ap- economy. us to do it.” we’ve found in the past is Naquin is also con- maximize physical dis- propriate. “Everyone in the oil Foulcard further stat- a lot of them go to Rapid- cerned about the Atcha- tance from others. Social Phase Three: For field sector from Texas ed he believes new hy- es then call (a family falaya River, which is at settings of more than 50 States and Regions with and all around, not just giene standards will con- member) to come get a high water level, should people, where appropri- no evidence of a rebound Louisiana…it’s not going tinue even after we have them and we can’t find a hurricane occur and ate distancing may not and that satisfy the gat- to be good by any means,” phased back to full socio- them. We still need to ac- push more water inland. be practical, should be ing criteria a third time. Hanagriff said. “It’s go- economic resumption, count for them.” “I see a lot of people avoided unless precau- Individuals: Vulnera- ing to be a huge impact and if a silver lining were The worry is that wearing masks, not ev- tionary measures are ob- ble individuals can re- on this region. It’s com- to be considered in these Rapides may not take St. erybody, but it helps,” he served, non-essential sume public interactions, ing.” strange times, it might Mary’s evacuees in the said. “I’m not saying it’s travel can resume. but should practice phys- Franklin Mayor Eu- look something like new event of a hurricane be- the cure-all, but it does Employers: Continue ical distancing, minimiz- gene Foulcard said for hygiene standards re- cause of the COVID cri- help. The more you can to encourage telework, ing exposure to social set- his part, he is looking to- sulting in lower influen- sis. “Their question is, do like that, the better off whenever possible and tings where distancing ward state and the Cen- za statistics in the fu- are we going to test them we all are. It’s like trying feasible with business may not be practical, un- ter for Disease Control ture. and screen them. If we do to fight the flu, you can’t operations. less precautionary mea- standards as his rule and And finally, Foulcard have a known COVID fight the flu off. That test Close common areas sures are observed. guide. offered a bit of advice for where does he go—I is only good for that one where personnel are like- Low-risk populations “For instance,” he said, the citizenry. think the state has a second when they put ly to congregate and in- should consider minimiz- “here at City Hall, we “Please put a mask on. plan for that.” that swab up your nose, teract, or enforce moder- ing time spent in crowd- started a partial re-open- Wear a protective cover- A bus that could trans- and an hour later you ate social distancing pro- ed environments. ing, where we are asking ing to protect the person port 40 people would, could contract it.” tocols. Employers: Employers visitors who are coming next to you. If you are go- with social distancing, be He concluded, “I think Strongly consider spe- may resume unrestricted into the building to take ing to the doctor’s office, reduced to 10-15 people. the people here are tak- cial accommodations for staffing of worksites. care of a water bill, or a put your mask on. If you “Then the buses have ing it seriously. Don’t get personnel who are mem- Specific Employers: tax bill or an inspection, are going to Walmart, to be cleaned up and san- me wrong, there’s a bers of a vulnerable pop- Visits to senior care facil- to wear a mask inside of put your mask on. If you itized, too,” he said. bunch of people out there ulation. ities and hospitals can City Hall. are going to Super 1, put The American Red still having crawfish Specific Employers: resume. Those who inter- “We are still asking your mask on. If you are Cross rule of thumb re- boils. schools and organized act with residents and people to remain vigilant, going to Franklin Super- quires 100 square feet “People just need to youth activities (e.g., patients must be diligent still practice social dis- market, put your mask per person. “So we send keep doing what they’ve daycare, camp) can re- regarding hygiene. tancing, still stay six feet on. It’s common sense. 800, it’ll now hold 127,” been doing. Be safe, wash open. Large venues (e.g., sit- apart, put a mask on if We are asking people to Naquin said. “That’s your hands.” Visits to senior care fa- down dining, movie the- you can, and to still be mask-up.” what the state’s grap- Here, from the White cilities and hospitals aters, sporting venues, safe. St. Mary Parish Home- pling with because every House website, are what should be prohibited. places of worship) can op- “We are going to get land Security Director parish has the same the next two COVID Those who do interact erate under limited phys- through this, but by no David Naquin is con- problem.” phases look like. with residents and pa- ical distancing protocols. means are we letting our cerned about hurricane Naquin said that evac- Phase Two: For states tients must adhere to Gyms can remain open guard down.” season in conjunction uee centers outside of the and regions with no evi- strict protocols regarding if they adhere to stan- Foulcard added that it with the virus. state could be necessary. dence of a rebound and hygiene. dard sanitation protocols. is his understanding that “We evacuate our peo- “So we put a guy on the that satisfy the gating Large venues (e.g., sit- Bars may operate with almost every business in ple to Rapides Parish col- bus and send him to Ken- criteria a second time. down dining, movie the- increased standing room Franklin is up and run- iseum,” Naquin said. tucky, no air-conditioner, Individuals: All vulner- aters, sporting venues, occupancy, where appli- ning again, save bars and “Our general number for in July or August,” he able individuals should places of worship) can op- cable. Obituaries CAMILLE and Winnifred Provost was an inventor, crafts- Dangerfield, is request- day May 23, 2020. gela James all of Morgan FRANKLIN PEELE Peele. His family moved man, lecturer, fisherman, ing a Private Ceremony. Gloria Mae Stacy’s love City, La.; her grandchil- to St. Mary Parish, Loui- tugboat pilot, trapper, Ms. Christine Harvey and legacy lives on in the dren, her siblings, Eric siana where Camille hunter, draftsman, chef, Dangerfield, age 64, a hearts of her daughter, Ranking Sr. of Marrero, graduated from Franklin provider, mentor, teach- native of Patterson, La. Janice Stacy of Brooklyn, La., Worcester Johnson High School in 1957. er, leader, and a beloved and a resident of Brous- NY; two grandchildren, Jr. (Irma), Shirlene During his school years friend to many. sard, La. passed away two great-granddaugh- Brown (William), Deirdre he participated in 4H He is survived by his peacefully on Thursday, ters one Jones, La Tyra Jones and and in his senior year of wife Carol Lang Peele; May 14, 2020 at Our La- great-great-granddaugh- Nicole Jones all of New high school represented his brother David Aaron dy of Lourdes Hospital in ter; siblings: Clarence Orleans, La., Shawn Louisiana at the Nation- Peele and his wife Kath- Lafayette, La. Jackson Sr. and Isaac Carr-Louis (Norman) of al 4H Congress where he arine Martin Peele; his A private ceremony (Annie Lee) Jackson, Dallas, TX and a host of was awarded the Nation- children Deborah Peele will be held at Otis Mor- both of Four Corners, nieces, nephews, cousins al 4H Award for agricul- Simon, Carl Aaron Peele, tuary Chapel, Thursday, La.; Alma Stacy of and dear friends. ture. After high school he and Joel Franklin Peele; May 21, 2020 at 12 p.m. Franklin, La., Mrs. John Tammy was preceded joined the National his children-in-law Wil- Ms. Dangerfield, is (Mae Bell) Hall of Hous- in death by: her husband, Guard as a mess hall ser- liam Ray Simon, Cristo- survived by a son, Ken- ton, TX; Eric Jackson of her parents, and a broth- geant. He would go on to pher Jay Merritt, and neth Gene (Janelle) Dan- Baton Rouge, La.; Troy er-in-law. attend USL Lafayette Carolyn Poythress Peele; gerfield, Jr. of Lafayette, Johnson of San Diego, Jones funeral Home of and Lamar Tech, to be- his grandchildren Moni- La.; a daughter, Sheron- CA; stepmother Joann Morgan City-Frank- come a machinist and a ka Lynn Howell, Michael da D. (Lawrence) Rose- Jackson of Four Corners, lin-Jeanerette-Houma in mechanical engineer. On Alan Simon, Madison burr of Broussard, La.; a La.; sisters-in-law; broth- charge of arrangements. April 3rd, 1966, he mar- Lousie Merritt, Macke- brother, Joel Harvey of ers-in-law: an uncle, four Visit www.jones-funer- ried Carol Ann Lang. The nize Brooke Beasley, Houston, Texas; three aunts and a host of cous- al-home.com to send con- family traveled to Alaska Jake Camille Merritt, sisters, Mrs. Claudette ins, nieces, nephews and dolences to family. where Camille worked on Cody Blake Adams, Aar- (Marvin) Dugar and Mrs. dear friends. the Alaskan pipeline. Af- on Nicholas Peele, Taylor Evelina Bridget both of She was preceded in ter Alaska, Camille and Renee Peele, Morgan Patterson, La., Miss death by her husband, Man accused of his family eventually set- Winnifred Peele, and Clementine Prince of two daughters, and par- tled in Nahunta, North Preston Camille Peele; New Iberia, La.; and nine ents. Siblings: father-in- battery on Camille Franklin Peele Carolina where Camille and his great grandchil- grandchildren. Ms. Dan- law, mother-in-law; step- pregnant woman died the morning of May built a house for his fam- dren Caleb Ryan Dudley, gerfield was preceded in mother-in-law and step- 10, 2020 surrounded by ily and a machine shop Cainen Blake Adams, death by her parents, father. A Berwick man was his family in his home in for his work. Camille was Owen David Howell, and two sisters, a niece and a Jones Funeral Home of jailed Wednesday and ac- El Paso, Texas. an active member of the Cambree Elizabeth Ad- nephew. Franklin-Houma-Jeaner- cused of battering a preg- Camille was born on Church of Latterday ams. Officiating Minister, ette-Morgan City in nant woman, Berwick Po- May 14th, 1938, in Saints and a Boy Scout Being from south Loui- Rev James F. Otis. charge of arrangements. lice Chief David Leonard Pikeville, North Carolina Troop Leader. siana was a point of pride The Otis Mortuary, of Visit www.jones-funer- said. to Heniard Aaron Peele Throughout his life he for Camille, often speak- Franklin, Louisiana is in al-home.com to send con- Timothy W. Tindell, 46, ing Cajun phrases while charge of preparations. dolences to family. California Street, Berwick, frying fish or making was arrested at on a bread and jambalaya. GLORIA MAE TAMMY LOUISE charge of third-offense do- One of his great passions “GLO” STACY MOORE JAMES mestic abuse battery was cooking for his fami- Gloria Mae “Glo” Sta- Tammy Louise Moore (strangulation/pregnant ly and friends. In this cy, 82, a resident and na- James, 56, a native of Al- victim). Berwick officers time when we cannot cel- tive of Four Corners, La., giers, La. and resident of were dispatched to the 200 ebrate his life together, passed away peacefully Bayou Vista, La. passed block of California Street make your family their on Thursday, May 14, away peacefully on Tues- regarding a domestic dis- favorite meal and re- 2020 at 1:14 p.m. at day, May 5, 2020 at Ochs- turbance. Officers arrived member Camille. Franklin Foundation ner Medical Center in on scene and learned that In lieu of flowers Ca- Hospital. Jefferson, La. the suspect, Tindell, had mille’s family has created In an effort to comply In an effort to comply already fled the scene on a scholarship fund in his with the CDC recommen- with the CDC recommen- foot. Through investiga- honor to be received by dations to limit social in- dations to limit social in- tion, officers determined students pursuing a ma- teraction, a drive through teraction, a private ser- that Tindell had commit- chining technology de- viewing (REMAINING vice will be held, with the ted a battery upon the vic- gree in El Paso. Please IN THE CAR WITH NO FAMILY’S INVITED tim, who is pregnant, then donate at https:--www. STOPPING) will be held GUEST ONLY. Inter- fled once he was confront- mightycause.com-sto- on Friday, May 22, 2020 ment will be private. Ser- ed by family members. ry-Camillefpeelememori- at Jones Funeral Home vices will be accessible by Physical evidence, which al. 1101 Main Street Frank- viewing the Jones Funer- was supported by witness Services entrusted to lin, La. from 2 p.m. - 4 al Home, Inc. Facebook statements, also revealed Sunset Funeral Home p.m. A private service Page at 1 p.m. on Thurs- that Tindell choked the West. will be held, with the day May 21, 2020. victim during the incident. Please visit our online FAMILY’S INVITED Memories of Tammy Officers went to a resi- registry at www.sunset- GUEST ONLY. Burial will forever remain in the dence on First Street, funeralhomes.net. will be in the St. John hearts of her children, where they found Tindell (Paid Notice) Church Cemetery in Angelica R. Verdun (Aar- hiding inside. Four Corners, La. Ser- on Sr) of Verdunville, He was taken into cus- CHRISTINE vices will be accessible by La., Darrell Riggins, tody without incident and HARVEY viewing the Jones Funer- Grace Riggins, Kyle Rig- placed under arrest. He DANGERFIELD al Home, Inc. Facebook gins, Reginald James, was booked into the Ber- The Family of Ms. Page at 1 p.m. on Satur- Amber James and De’An- wick Jail with no bond set. The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 9 Services held for longtime Daily Review employee Longtime The Daily his way up during his 41 His love for sports led by his wife of 24 years, Le Jeune. Review employee years at the paper to be- him to be an umpire and Dinah LeBoeuf Le Due to the recent Charles Joseph “Char- coming the general he was inducted into the Jeune; daughters, Bran- health concerns and the lie” Le Jeune Jr. lost his manager at the time of Louisiana USSSA Hall dy Le Jeune, Brittany restrictions in accor- battle with cancer on his death. of Fame for umpiring. Le Jeune, Crystal Du- dance with limited gath- Sunday, May 17, 2020, While at Nicholls, he He also was a dedicated plantis and fiancé erings, current guide- when he passed away was a member of Pi board member, past James Barnes, Sherri lines will only allow for while surrounded by his Kappa Phi fraternity. duke, and captain of his and husband Louis up to 75 family mem- family. He was also a graduate float for the Krewe of Clark, and Stephanie bers and friends to be in Le Jeune, 63, was a of Morgan City High Hercules in Houma. Price; grandchildren, attendance at the visi- native of Raceland, for- School. Friends and family Andre’a Duplantis, Ari- tation and funeral mer resident of Morgan Besides his newspa- are invited to attend a anna Poche, Karlie Voi- Mass. City and a long-time per work, Le Jeune was visitation at Chauvin sin and fiancé Justin Attendees are encour- resident of Houma. a loving husband, fa- Funeral Home, located Beard, Masion Duplan- aged to wear a mask He worked for The ther, grandfather and at 5899 La. 311 in Hou- tis and fiancé Trisha when entering the fu- Daily Review as a paper great-grandfather. He ma, on Wednesday, May Dupre, Tyler Malbrough Rhonda McIntire, and neral home. boy as a child, and after enjoyed spending time 20, 2020, from 9-11 a.m. and Jayden Duplantis; Julie Le Jeune and fian- The family wants to graduating from Nichol- with his family and A Liturgy of the Word great-grandchildren, cé Dennis Dufrene. thank everyone for their ls State University in spoiling the grandchil- will be held at 11 a.m. Elijah Beard and Eze- He will be dearly understanding during Thibodaux with a bache- dren. He loved garden- followed by a Christian kiel Duplantis; broth- missed by all who knew this difficult time. lor’s degree in market- ing and was proud of his burial at Holy Rosary ers, Arthur Le Jeune Sr. and loved him. To send condolences ing, he returned to The personal garden. Le Catholic Church Ceme- and wife Debra, Gregory Charles was preceded online, visit www.chau- Daily Review to work in Jeune also enjoyed cook- tery. Le Jeune and Stephen in death by his parents, vinfuneralhome. advertising. He worked ing, fishing and sports. Le Jeune is survived Le Jeune; and sisters, Charles and Jeannette com(link is external). Sealevel gets contract for Bayou Chene barge One of the key compo- barge that will be swung extra week was to talk contract for Phase Two, which is connected to a employed three times in nents of the Bayou into place to block with Sealevel about the other major piece of pivot, will be swung into recent years at a cost of Chene flood control proj- back-flooding. ways to reduce the cost, the Bayou Chene proj- place in the flood wall. millions each time. ect will cost more than The district’s board including a shorter con- ect. Phases One and Four Nearly a year ago, expected. But it may be had delayed a decision struction schedule that Phase Two is a involve construction of a funding came through completed a little sooner at last week’s regular might avoid extra ex- 400-foot flood wall across levee along the Tabor the Coastal Protection than expected, too. meeting after only one penses related to work- Bayou Chene. Canal. and Restoration Authori- The St. Mary Levee bid, from Sealevel, was ing through a high-wa- The Phase Three The long-sought Bay- ty for the permanent District voted at a spe- submitted for Phase ter season. barge will rest parallel ou Chene permanent solution St. Mary official meeting Thursday to Three. Sealevel agreed to try to the bank until high structure is designed to cials had been looking accept the bid submitted Sealevel’s bid was for to cut 70 days from the water requires the clo- prevent the need for the for — the flood control by Thibodaux’s Sealevel $22.7 million, exceeding 500-plus day construc- sure of the structure. solution used up to now: project now under con- Construction Inc. for the the engineer’s estimate tion schedule, district When the time comes to the temporary sinking of struction. project’s Phase Three, of $20.1 million. Director Tim Matte said. prevent back-flooding, a barge in Bayou Chene. The estimated cost is the construction of a The idea behind the Sealevel also holds the the barge, one end of That method has been $80 million. St. Mary schools offer learning program for summer

The St. Mary Parish Learning Program trated effort than most tator and is required to —Their schedules are counselor, who will sub- Virtual Learning Pro- during the school year. elective courses. provide computer and In- too full to add fun or un- mit your application on- gram will once again of- For the summer session, Students can work ternet access, as well as usual electives. line. fer the Summer Learning each course has been from home on their own encouragement and sup- —They have failed a Applications will be ac- Institute, a program that condensed to 30 instruc- computers or use porta- port, in a safe learning course and wish to retake cepted from May 20 allows students to take tional days for 1 credit ble devices to work from environment. it to avoid falling behind. through June 3, 2020. A advantage of the summer courses and 15 instruc- other locations like a ho- While traditional sum- —Schedule conflicts personal check or money break by enrolling in new tional days for half credit tel room or a relative’s mer school is usually re- are preventing students order made out to the St. courses or retaking courses. Both core cours- house. The flexible na- stricted to students with from taking a required Mary Parish School courses for high school es and electives courses ture of online courses remediation needs, the course. Board must be provided credit. are available. Successful means that students can SMPVLP Summer Enrollment in the to the school counselor Courses offered during students will find them- still participate in nor- Learning Institute en- Summer Learning Insti- when the application is the Summer Learning selves working 10 to 20 mal summer activities if courages students to con- tute is open to high submitted. Institute’s six-week sum- hours each week, de- time is also allocated to sider enrolling in a school students attend- All courses begin on mer session are the same pending on the intensity keep up with the weekly course if ing public, private, or Monday, June 1. More in- high-quality, instruc- of the course selected. course schedule. A parent —The course is not of- charter schools. For stu- formation is available at tor-supported courses of- Naturally, a core course or guardian will serve as fered at their assigned dents in St. Mary Parish, http://stmaryk12.net/ fered by the Virtual will require more concen- the student’s home facili- school. please talk to your school sli(link is external). Plans for Morgan City fishing rodeo are underway The annual Morgan ment will go on as sched- tion, our focus has been education and charitable While the 2019 golf something to look for- City Oilfield Fishing Ro- uled despite the and will remain to give causes. tournament was held, ward to and will be ea- deo and Golf Tourna- COVID-19 pandemic, back to our local educa- In 2018, the latest the fishing rodeo was ger to participate. Re- but there will be some tional institutions.” year both events were cancelled due to the ar- gretfully, without our differences this year. The nonprofit was es- held, the organization ea’s high water event. corporate sponsors, we Blood supply “This year’s event will tablished to both pro- gave $10,500 each to “The 2020 MCOFR will not have the ability focus on golfing and fish- mote spirit in the com- South Louisiana Com- Fishing Rodeo and Golf to make any donations, is very low ing participation only,” munity’s oil and gas field munity College’s Young Tournament is faced nor have any door prizes the board said in a news and to help community Memorial Campus in with challenges as well,” for either event. The Vitalant, the nonprof- release. “We will not be organizations grow. Morgan City and Nichol- the board said. “The fishing rodeo and golf it, independent blood seeking sponsorships Since the event began, ls State University as MCOFR board members tournament entry fees collector with a location from our local business the rodeo has donated well as $1,000 to miscel- believe that the citizens will remain the same as in Morgan City, has de- community. Since incep- $100,950 to local higher laneous organizations. of our community need previous years.” clared a critical shortage of blood as supplies have been significantly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Shelter-in-place orders led to 950 blood drives canceled since early March in this region alone, resulting in a loss of over 19,000 un- collected blood donations. That, coupled with a resumption of surgeries and other medical procedures as stay-at-home restrictions were lifted, has caused a 25% increase in the need for blood during the past several weeks. All blood types are critically needed right now, with an especially high need for type O, A-negative and B-negative red blood cells. In addition, platelets are always needed by patients for cancer treat- ments, surgeries and emergencies. Because of its short shelf life — only 5 days — the supply of platelets must be continually replenished. Donors are strongly urged to give blood as soon as possible by going online to vitalant.org or calling 877-258-4825 (877-25-VITAL). “We strive to maintain a 4-day supply of blood just to provide what patients need, and currently we’re at less than half that for certain blood types,” said Dr. Ralph Vassallo, Chief Medical Officer at Vitalant. Page 10, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 11

Legislators vote to save $290M Edwards wants to spend By David Jacobs | The portunity to stimulate would get $60 million of CPRA Chairman Chip the department under process, the agri-bioin- Center Square the economy amid the the $117 million it re- Kline said flood protec- the proposal would do dustry, or COVID virus Legislators stripped COVID-19 pandemic’s quested for the Coastal tion ultimately saves the about $480 million in screening, protective $290 million out of the fallout and the oil-and- Protection and Resto- state money. He said work during the upcom- gear, medical devices, state’s construction bud- gas industry slump. ration Authority and $50 Bishop’s amendments ing year rather than the drugs, or equipment for get in a committee hear- After making constitu- million of the $100 mil- threaten the authority’s $730 million anticipated, treatment of COVID in- ing Monday, directing tionally required contri- lion requested for the De- ability to put up the which he said would be a fected patients.” The bill dollars that could go to butions to the “rainy partment of Transporta- state’s share of a $760 blow to the state’s con- would remove the eco- roads, coastal protection day” fund and the state’s tion and Development, million federally backed struction industry as nomic development de- and building repairs into retirement debt, the ad- Bishop said. project to protect St. well as the health of the partment’s discretion to savings and paying down ministration wants to Dardenne said other Charles, St. James and state’s transportation decide which companies debt. spend about $347 million administration requests St. John parishes and system. can participate. “If we don’t start sav- in surplus dollars left that were removed in- make repairs to levees in The House Appropria- Businesses could get a ing money, what are we over from the last fiscal clude $5 million for “des- Terrebonne and La- tions Committee sent the rebate of up to 15 percent doing?” said state Rep. year on roads and bridg- perately needed” repairs fourche parishes dam- amended construction of eligible new payroll Stuart Bishop, the La- es, coastal protection to state office buildings, aged in Hurricane Barry, budget to the House floor and for either a sales and fayette Republican who projects and long-delayed more than $30 million among other projects. without objection. use tax rebate for capital chairs the Ways and repairs to state-owned for equipment replace- “These are projects Also on Monday, the expenditures for a facili- Means Committee, not- buildings. Commissioner ment and deferred main- that are shovel-ready, committee unanimously ty designated in the con- ing the current economic of Administration Jay tenance, and $5 million they’ll create jobs, and advanced House Bill 846, tract or for a project fa- uncertainty. “Some of Dardenne said officials for a flood-protection they’ll stimulate the which would expand ac- cility expense rebate. y’all have projects that prioritized projects ready project in East Baton economy,” he said. “These cess to an existing state Legislative fiscal staff are not going to get fund- to move forward immedi- Rouge Parish. He said are critically important incentive program to estimate the changes ed.” ately. the Bond Commission is projects.” restaurants, hotels and will cost the state $8.2 Gov. John Bel Ed- Bishop’s amendments poised to refinance long- DOTD Secretary retailers affected by the million, though support- wards’ administration took out all but $57 mil- term state debt at re- Shawn Wilson said Bish- “stay at home” measures ers said the tax break says the decision, if ap- lion, leaving about $290 cord-low interest rates, op’s proposal removes meant to reduce the could lead to more hir- proved by the full legisla- million that also could be suggesting paying a $20 million the adminis- spread of COVID-19, ing, which would boost ture, would cause the added to the “rainy day” year’s worth of debt is tration planned to use to along with “businesses tax revenue including state to lose federal mon- fund or to pay down debt. not the best use of the draw down $80 million in engaged in cybersecurity, contributions to the un- ey and squander an op- The administration surplus. federal funds. He said renewable or a recycling employment trust fund. LSU alumni help to create PPE manufacturing network BATON ROUGE, sively and rapidly in our design was tweaked and masks and gowns. They need.” locally and domestically, La. — She works in fash- COVID-19 response,” improved as manufactur- also activated an army of He also said this work Stephen Fletcher said. ion. He works in medi- Stephen Fletcher said. ing continued. A collabo- home sewers who would has allowed his business “We are now looking at cine. The couple’s collec- Recommendations rative effort between come to the factory, pick to stay open during the prototypes for bouffant tive skills married to- from the Centers for Dis- Scale Workspace and up the material and sew stay-at-home orders, and scrub caps, booties to gether helped create a ease Control and Preven- Goodwood NOLA helped the gowns and masks at it even created additional cover shoes and coveralls supply chain to get Ochs- tion were that hospital fill the demand for home. jobs to fill Ochsner’s or- as the needs evolve,” ner employees the pro- workers at least wear a shields. The Fletchers said der. Bonnie Fletcher said. tective gear they need scarf if face masks Soft goods such as with support from inno- Hardy Tanguis said Reflecting over the during the COVID-19 weren’t available, but he gowns and face masks vationOchsner and Ochs- the same. Even though past six weeks, Bonnie pandemic. knew they could do bet- then became the priority. ner Academics, they were her stores were tempo- Fletcher said she never LSU alumni and hus- ter. “I drew on my experi- able to quickly validate rarily closed, her employ- thought her world of band and wife Bonnie To adequately protect ence helping my wife run designs and materials ees were all still working, fashion and Stephen’s and Stephen Fletcher hospital employees, her apparel design and through the validation and she hired additional world of medicine would own a women’s apparel Ochsner needed face retail company and chain of infectious dis- people to sew the gowns ever connect like this. boutique, Shake Your shields. After designing asked our supply chain if ease, supply chain and and masks. “We are used to work- Bon Bon, in New Orle- and prototyping with they would be open to frontline providers to “Everyone on my staff ing together for our busi- ans, which Bonnie over- Scale Workspace, both having local fabricators scale production quickly wanted to fight the good ness, being the ‘dream sees while Stephen parties realized they and seamstresses manu- to help fill the need with fight and be a part of team’ as I like to call us, works in the Neurosci- would need another man- facture the goods we high-quality apparel and this,” Hardy Tanguis but it’s a whole different ence Medical 3d Lab at ufacturer to meet their could not attain through shields. said. “We were working kind of dream and to see Ochsner Health New Or- immediate needs. The our traditional sources This homegrown sup- 18-hour days for several that our teamwork has leans. Fletchers reached out to due to COVID-19,” Ste- ply chain network has weeks because the need truly made a difference,” Early in the coronavi- GoodWood NOLA, a de- phen Fletcher said. been working on these was so dire.” she said. rus outbreak in New Or- sign and fabrication com- Bonnie Fletcher, whose materials for a month The Fletchers said the The couple said they leans, Stephen Fletcher pany that had previously degree is in the College of now. Dalle Molle said continually expanding are finally at a place who has an LSU degree helped build racks and Agriculture apparel de- GoodWood NOLA had manufacturing network where they feel like the in biochemistry, saw the shelving for the Fletch- sign program, said she helped produce 75,000 has collectively produced overwhelming need is be- growing demand for per- ers’ Magazine Street spent long days return- face shields — all manu- more than 30,000 gowns ing met and remain sonal protective equip- store. GoodWood NOLA ing to her design roots, factured in New Orleans and expects to make hopeful that the needs ment. He and Bonnie was able to shift their testing patterns, sewing with American parts. about 10,000 a day, even- will lessen as the curve worked to gather a team manufacturing to the and sourcing fabrics. The “This is such a cool ex- tually making 250,000 flattens. of companies from their shields. couple called in Cecile ample of a community ef- gowns in the next month. “We see a light at the respective backgrounds, Michael Dalle Molle, Hardy Tanguis, owner of fort to do something so As the needs evolve end of the tunnel,” Ste- pairing makers with owner of GoodWood NO- NOLA Couture, an ap- very important,” Dalle throughout this phen Fletcher said. “This evolving clinical needs. LA, said that within parel company with man- Molle said. COVID-19 response, the was truly an inspiring “I want to emphasize three days his company ufacturing capabilities. “Literally overnight we teams have expanded and unbelievably selfless how proximity to innova- had produced 50 face Hardy Tanguis and her got this started, and now and adapted the supply effort. We are just one of tion and the ability to shields that Ochsner doc- team ordered a massive 75,000 frontline workers chain network to meet many people who put think creatively is what tors and clinicians were amount of material and are able to say they have those demands finding their community first allowed us to act deci- testing. The face shields started cutting out the protection they specialty manufacturers and never looked back.” Page 12, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 13

Bill to stop La. parishes from suing oil and gas companies dead for session By David Jacobs | The cost the state money, it damaging coastal wet- gating these lawsuits is in- A few hours after Hens- that could scuttle the po- Center Square would have to go through lands. State officials, who determinable at this time gens told senators he would tential Freeport-McMoRan A high-profile bill that spending oversight com- already have intervened in but likely to be significant,” not attempt to move his bill settlement and derail other would stop coastal Louisi- mittees as well as those fo- the litigation, still could her note says. “Alternative- forward, the body voted 20- lawsuits. And some sena- ana parishes from suing cused on natural resources. continue the lawsuits as ly, there would be no im- 15 to approve Senate Bill tors said they expected the oil-and-gas companies over Hensgens vowed to con- the primary plaintiffs. pact should the [Attorney 440 by Sen. Mike Fesi, a bill to be amended by the alleged environmental tinue the effort in future Hensgens said his pro- General] or [the Depart- Houma Republican. Sen. state House of Representa- damage is dead for the ses- sessions. posal would have stream- ment of Natural Resourc- Bret Allain, the Franklin tives to include the goals of sion, the author said “We all know we have a lined the lawsuits and “put es] choose not to continue Republican who did most Hensgens’ bill. Wednesday. lawsuit problem,” he said. the state in the driver’s prosecuting any of the on- of the talking on the bill’s When asked if he would However, senators ap- “No one wants to invest seat” as the law intends. going litigation.” behalf, said the bill was refuse to let his bill be al- proved a separate bill that here.” Gov. John Bel Edwards op- The lawsuits could be simply an effort to ensure tered in that way, Fesi opponents said could lead Senate Bill 359 would poses the bill, saying the worth billions. Free- any money collected would not commit. to the same result. establish that state govern- parish governments have port-McMoRan, which through lawsuits or en- “I can’t say that,” he said. Sen. Bob Hensgens, an ment under a 1978 law has legitimate claims and de- drilled a small portion of forcement actions regard- Sen. Patrick Connick, a Abbeville Republican, said sole authority to issue and serve their day in court. the wells in Louisiana’s ing coastal permits should Marrero Republican who the fiscal note attached to enforce permits for oil and Legislative Fiscal Office coastal zone, has agreed to go to coastal restoration. also wants the lawsuits to his bill will prevent the pro- gas exploration in the staff member Rebecca Rob- a tentative $100 million But Sen. Eddie Lambert, go forward, requested a fis- posal from getting through state’s coastal zone. The inson said the possible cost settlement, though not all a Gonzales Republican cal note be attached to Fe- the legislative process be- bill would kill an effort by to the state of continuing of the parishes involved in who wants the coastal law- si’s bill as well. Senate fore the regular session parish governments to sue the lawsuits is what led to that lawsuit have signed suits to move forward, President Page Cortez said ends June 1. Since legisla- oil companies for allegedly the fiscal note. on and the deal may fall called Fesi’s bill “an at- that decision was now up tive staff said the bill could violating their permits and “The future costs of liti- apart. tempt to confuse the court” to the House. Page 14, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020 PricesPrices Good:Good: Wednesday,Wednesday, MayMay 2727 thruthru Tuesday,Tuesday, JuneJune 2,2, 20202020

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To request Discharge Permit and adopt a Resolution as ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS a copy of the complaint form, call (866) 632-9992. follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the St. Mary The St. Mary Parish Government, St. Mary Submit your completed form or letter to USDA by: Resolution Parish Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a Parish, Louisiana, acting through its President, (1) Mail: Be it resolved that the community of Centerville PUBLIC HEARING on MONDAY, June 15, 2020 David Hanagriff, will receive sealed bids for the U.S. Department of Agriculture informs the Louisiana Department of AT 5:45 P.M. in the Parish Council Meeting Room, Asphaltic Concrete Roadway Improvements to Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights Environmental Quality that the following actions Fifth Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana, for North Prairie Road project, at the St. Mary Parish 1400 Independence Avenue, SW were taken by the St. Mary parish Water and the following purposes: Courthouse, Fifth Floor, Franklin, Louisiana Washington, D.C. 20250-9410; Sewer Commission No. 3. 70538, until June 11, 2020, at 10:00 A.M., local (2) Fax: (202) 690-7442; or 1. Reviewed the Municipal Water Specific Use Request time, at which time and place, they will be publicly (3) Email: [email protected]. Pollution Prevention Environmental Audit Report Specific Use Request for Frisco Industrial opened and read aloud. Bids received after the This institution is an equal opportunity provider. which is attached to this resolution. Contractors LLC to install a Pond in a Heavy time set forth above for opening of bids will not be Advertise Banner-Tribune: May 20, and 27, 2020 2. Acknowledge that no problems are Industrial (HI) considered and will be returned unopened. identified in the audit report therefore no additional Zoned District located at 9190 Hwy 90 Frontage The Contract Documents (Plans, Information ST. MARY PARISH SHERIFF'S OFFICE action is necessary at this time to maintain permit W., Franklin, LA; Sec.37 T15S for Bidders, Bid Form, Specifications and other NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING requirements contained in the LPDES permit R10E; Parcel Id#2474501026.00-6.50 Ac Lot number LA0065552, AI 19215. pertinent documents) may be examined at the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 6b designated as Frisco Per Plat 393 333842 following locations: Passed by a unanimous vote of the Board of Commissioners on this 21st day of April, 2020. also being Por Accardo Subd Phase Ii Acq 393 • Miller Engineers & Associates, Inc. – The St. Mary Parish Sheriff will conduct a 333842 601 Main Street; Franklin, Louisiana 70538 proposed budget hearing for their upcoming Motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. • St. Mary Parish Purchasing Agent’s fiscal year on Wednesday, June 10, 2020 at 9:00 Dore, to approve pay request #2 from Southern All persons are invited to this meeting to submit Office – Fifth Floor, Courthouse Building; Franklin, a.m. at the Sheriff’s Office, Parish Courthouse Constructors, LLC in the amount of $13,420.79 their approval or objections to the above Louisiana 70538 – Fourth Floor, Franklin, LA. The purpose of for retainage due on the Bayou Sale Northbend SPECIFIC USE REQUEST. Copies of the bidding documents may be obtained the hearing is to invite public comment on the Relocation Project. Motion carried unanimously. from the office of Miller Engineers and Associates, expenditure of funds by the Sheriff for the fiscal St. Mary Parish Inc. upon receipt of $160.00 for each set during year July 1, 2020 thru June 30, 2021. The Planning & Zoning Board normal business hours (7:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. proposed budget is available for public inspection After discussion and review of the bid/quote Barry Druilhet, Chairman Monday – Thursday and 7:00 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. during regular office hours 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. tabulation sheet, motion was made by Mr. Advertise: May 13, 20, and 27, 2020 Friday). Checks for Bidding Documents shall be Monday through Friday. This notice is prepared Hahn second by Mr. Ortiz, to award the Henry made payable to “Miller Engineers & Associates, and published in compliance with Louisiana Street Sewer Lift Station Rehab Project to R. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Inc.”. In accordance with La. R.S. 38:2212 A Revised Statutes 39:1301-1314. This will be an J. Broussard General Contractors, Inc. at the VACANCY -FIRE PROT. NO. 1 (1) (e), deposits on the first set of documents important meeting and all interested persons are proposed amount of $129,650.00 to be paid from furnished bona fide prime bidders will be fully urged to attend. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the St. Mary refunded upon return of the documents and Capital Additions funds. Motion carried with all Parish Council in accordance with law that a deposits on any additional sets will be refunded in favor. vacancy exists on the Board of Commissioners of In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities less the actual cost of reproduction. Refunds will Act, if you need special assistance, please Fire Protection District No. 1 (Cypremort Point). Motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. be made upon return of the documents unmarked contact Michele Luke Chauvin at (337) 828-6943, Klutts, to approve pay requests #1 and #2 from and in good condition if within ten days after describing the assistance that is necessary. The St. Mary Parish Council will receive receipt of bids. Miller Engineers in connection with the Henry applications for the filling of this vacancy from this St. Sewer Lift Station Rehab Project totaling Official bid documents can be downloaded Blaise W. Smith date until June 4, 2020 at Noon. $14,780.10 to be paid from Capital Additions from Central Bidding at www.centralbidding. com. Electronic bids can be submitted at www. funds. Motion carried by unanimous vote. Qualifications for submitting of an application will Blaise W. Smith, Sheriff and Chief Executive centralbidding.com. For any questions relating Officer of the Law Enforcement District and be in compliance with Part I Chapter 7 Title 40 of Water Dept. Superintendent, Jamie Miller, to the electronic bidding process, please call ex-officio Chief Executive Officer of the Law the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, Section reviewed his written report for March and April. Central Bidding at (225) 810-4814. Enforcement District Sub-District No. 1 40:1495 and 40:1496. There will be no pre-bid conference for this Sewer Dept. Superintendent, Allen Pillaro, project. Bidders are responsible for making site Advertise: Applications may be mailed or personally reviewed his written report for March and offered visitations in preparation of their bids. Wednesday, May 27, 2020 submitted Monday-Friday between the hours a summary of harvest operation at the Centerville To qualify to bid, each bidder shall be a properly Banner-Tribune of 8:00 a.m. and Noon and 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 licensed Contractor in accordance with La. R.S. Sewer Treatment Plant. p.m. to Lisa C. Morgan, Clerk of the Council, Fifth 37:2150 – 2163 for the classification of HIGHWAY, WATER & SEWER COMM. NO. 3 Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana 70538. A motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. STREET & BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION or related APRIL 21 MEETING MINUTES classification. Dore, to authorize the Sewer Superintendent to The St. Mary Parish Council will meet in regular The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF purchase 4 hydromatic pumps for the rehab of session on June 10, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the bids in accordance with Title 38 of the Louisiana COMMISSIONERS OF WATER AND SEWER two lift stations at a cost of $23,560.00 to be paid Council Meeting Room, Fifth Floor Courthouse, Revised Statutes. COMMISSION NO. 3, OF THE PARISH OF ST. from Capital Additions funds. Motion carried with and Franklin, Louisiana to fill this vacancy. Each bidder must deposit with his/her bid, MARY, STATE OF LOUISIANA, TAKEN AT AN all members in favor. security in the amount, form and subject to AUDIO CONFERENCE MEETING, 6:00 P.M. ADVERTISE: May 13 and 27, 2020 the conditions provided in the Information for TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2020, held at 1-978-990- Becky Soprano offered review of a written Bidders. Sureties used for obtaining bonds must 5000, ACCESS CODE 280746. Administrator’s report for March and April. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL appear as acceptable on the U.S. Department of VACANCY -KEMPER WILLIAMS PARK Treasury Circular 570. President, H. Glenn Blood, called the meeting to Motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. A bidder may withdraw their bid within forty- order. Roll was called with the following members Dore, to approve payment of bills as presented NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the St. Mary eight (48) hours of the bid opening, excluding present, Donald Hahn, Sr., Leonard Klutts, Phelo for payment for April. Motion carried with all in Parish Council in accordance with law that Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays as “Joe” Keller, Willis Dore, H. Glenn Blood, William favor. vacancies exist on the Kemper Williams Park governed by La. R.S. 38:2214 (C). Miller and Mike Ortiz. Advisory Committee. Any questions or clarifications shall be submitted Absent: None. Motion was made by Mr. Keller, seconded by Mr. to the Project Engineer, Jules M. Darden, in Hahn, and carried unanimously to adjourn at 6:52 The St. Mary Parish Council will receive writing a minimum of five (5) days prior to the Also, present by phone was Joel Miller, Allen p.m. applications for the filling of these vacancies from bid opening date. Addenda will be issued to all Pillaro, Jamie Miller, and Becky Soprano. this date until June 4, 2020 at Noon. prospective bidders a minimum of 48 hours President prior to the bid opening date. Only information Motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. Sec-Treasurer The creation of this Advisory Committee did not provided within written addenda issued by the Klutts, to dispense with the reading and approve specify any qualifications for appointment. Project Engineer shall be considered binding. the written minutes of the February 18, 2020 Advertised May 27, 2020 Any person with disabilities requiring special meeting of Commission No. 3. The motion Applications may be mailed or personally accommodations must contact the St. Mary carried unanimously by roll call vote. WATER & SEWER COMM. NO. 3 submitted Monday-Friday between the hours Parish Government no later than seven (7) days of 8:00 a.m. and Noon and 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 MAY 14 SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES prior to the bid opening. Request for public comment was made. None p.m. to Lisa C. Morgan, Clerk of the Council, Fifth OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF /s/ David Hanagriff was received. A written comment was previously Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana 70538. COMMISSIONERS OF WATER AND SEWER David Hanagriff, President submitted by L. Mandubourg, of which copies had COMMISSION NO. 3, OF THE PARISH OF ST. St. Mary Parish Government been provided to all board members, expounding The St. Mary Parish Council will meet in regular MARY, STATE OF LOUISIANA, TAKEN AT A ADVERISE: May 13th, 20th and 27th on her concerns regarding a higher than normal session on June 10, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the water bill due in March 2020. Commission SPECIAL MEETING, 6:00 P.M. THURSDAY, Council Meeting Room, Fifth Floor Courthouse, Water Dept. Supt., Jamie Miller, advised that his MAY 14, 2020, held at Ward Four Governmental and Franklin, Louisiana to fill these vacancies. PLANNING & ZONING Complex, 9331 Hwy. 182, Centerville LA. PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 15 investigation revealed a minor water leak on the Commission side of the water line, which did not ADVERTISE: May 13 and 27, 2020 PUBLIC NOTICE register on the customer’s meter, was repaired. President, H. Glenn Blood, called the meeting to While addressing the repair, an individual at order. Roll was called with the following members ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the St. Mary the residence, indicated there was a problem present, Donald Hahn, Sr., Leonard Klutts, Phelo VACANCY -TOURIST COMMISSION Parish Planning Commission will hold a PUBLIC with the toilet which would be checked and “Joe” Keller, Willis Dore, H. Glenn Blood, William HEARING on Monday, June 15, 2020 AT 5:45 addressed. Due to Attorney General Opinion 18- Miller and Mike Ortiz. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the St. Mary Absent: None. Parish Council in accordance with law that P.M. in the Parish Council Meeting Room, Fifth 0047, the Commission is not allowed to adjust vacancies exist on the Board of Commissioners Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana, for the water bills in this instance. Mr. Keller requested following purposes: that the customer be allowed to come before Request for public comment was made. None of St. Mary Parish Tourist Commission - District was received at this time. 1, 2 and 3 (1 vacancy) and Districts 4, 5 and the Commission at a later date, when in-person bordering 6 (2 vacancies). REZONE REQUEST: meetings are resumed. There was no objection Rezoning of property by Clark Lee from rendered. Craig Walker of C & W Financial Services reviewed a proposal for Group Health Insurance The St. Mary Parish Council will receive Single Family Residential (SR) Zoned District Neighborhood Commercial (NC) Zoned District Motion was made by Mr. Hahn, second by Mr. coverage answering various questions posed by applications for the filling of this vacancy from this Commission Board members and employees. date until June 4, 2020 at Noon. located at 100 St. Joseph St., Franklin, LA 70538 Dore, to ratify the action taken to pay the monthly Sec. 48 T14S R10E; Parcel Id#2294741049.00, bills as listed for approval in March 2020, due to Lot 1 East St. Joseph Subd. Acq. 181 303154. the fact that the meeting was cancelled. Motion After all discussion, motion was made by Mr. Ortiz, Qualifications for submitting of an application will seconded by Mr. Dore, and carried unanimously be in compliance with Ordinance No. 1151. carried with all in favor. All persons are invited to this meeting to submit to adjourn at 7:12 p.m. Applications may be mailed or personally their approval or objections to the above Rezone After discussion, motion was made by Mr. Request. Hahn, second by Mr. Miller, to approve the President submitted Monday-Friday between the hours Sec-Treasurer of 8:00 a.m. and Noon and 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 temporary suspension of monthly disconnects St. Mary Parish Planning & Zoning Commission and waiver of late payment penalties beginning p.m. to Lisa C. Morgan, Clerk of the Council, Fifth Advertised May 27, 2020 Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana 70538. Barry Druilhet, Chairman with April 2020 and continue until executive Advertise; May 13, 20 and 27, 2020. order or recommendation comes from the The St. Mary Parish Council will meet in regular Louisiana Governor and/or Attorney General. Legal Advertisement session on June 10, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the CITY OF FRANKLIN Motion carried unanimously with all in favor. Council Meeting Room, Fifth Floor Courthouse, SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM The modified work schedule of employees will Department and Franklin, Louisiana to fill this vacancy. continue until warranted as well. News Release Open Sites 337-828-3706 The City of Franklin is participating in the Summer ADVERTISE: May 13 and 27, 2020 Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to ST. MARY PARISH SHERIFF'S OFFICE - PUBLIC NOTICE all eligible children without charge. Acceptance ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL and participating requirements for the program PUBLIC NOTICE VACANCY -WW5 and all activities are the same for all regardless The St. Mary Parish Sheriff has amended his 2019-2020 Special Revenue Fund Budget to reflect changes in revenues and expenditures. The following report is a summary. Detailed amended budget NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the St. Mary of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age figures are available and on file in the finance office of the St. Mary Parish Sheriff. This notice is prepared Parish Council in accordance with law that or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity in compliance with Louisiana Revised Statutes 39:1304 – 1314. Interested persons may examine the vacancies exist on the Board of Commissioners in any program or activity conducted or funded by budget document in the finance office of the St. Mary Parish Sheriff at the Parish Courthouse, 500 Main of Waterworks District No. 5. USDA, and there will be no discrimination in the course of the meal service. Meals will be provided Street, 4th Floor, Franklin, LA 70538 between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. The St. Mary Parish Council will receive at the sites and times as follows: applications for the filling of these vacancies from In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights this date until June 4, 2020 at Noon. Special Revenue regulations and policies, the USDA, its Agencies, Fund Qualifications for submitting of an application offices, and employees, and institutions participating in or administering USDA programs will be in compliance with Chapter 8 Title 33 of Revenues: are prohibited from discriminating based on the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, Section Ad Valorem Taxes $107,000 race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, or 33:3812 and 33:3813. Investment Income 4,000 reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity Total Revenues 111,000 Applications may be mailed or personally in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA. submitted Monday-Friday between the hours Expenditures: Persons with disabilities who require alternative of 8:00 a.m. and Noon and 1:00 p.m. and 4:30 Personnel and related benefits 117,750 means of communication for program information p.m. to Lisa C. Morgan, Clerk of the Council, Fifth Operating services 5,990 (e.g. Braille, large print, audiotape, American Floor Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana 70538. Materials and supplies 11,250 Sign Language, etc.), should contact the Agency Total Expenditures 134,990 The St. Mary Parish Council will meet in regular (State or local) where they applied for benefits. Individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or have session on June 10, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. in the Excess (deficiency) of revenues speech disabilities may contact USDA through Council Meeting Room, Fifth Floor Courthouse, over expenditures (23,990) and Franklin, Louisiana to fill these vacancies. the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339. Additionally, program information may be made Fund Balance, beginning of year 803,331 ADVERTISE: May 13 and 27, 2020 available in languages other than English. To file a program complaint of discrimination, Fund Balance, end of year $779,341 complete the USDA Program Discrimination Complaint Form, (AD-3027) found online at:http:// Advertised May 27, 2020 Page 2, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020, Section Two LEGALS WHEREAS, on March 12th, 2014, the St. Mary South Central Planning Development Corona S-T-K-J-F-E-D,” “TRACT M-U-V-N-M,” TRACT ST. MARY CAA Parish Council adopted Ordinance No. 1973 – St. Recovery Program are several options that are U-AA-GG-HH-JJ-Z-Y-X-W-V-U,” and “TRACT BIDS REQUESTED - MILK & DAIRY Mary Parish Unified Development Code, and available to small businesses if they qualify. He CC-DD-EE-FF-GG-AA-BB-CC;” located in: LEGAL NOTICE suggested that businesses talk to their banks Section 7, 8 & 47, Township 14 South-Range 8 Sealed bids on MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS WHEREAS, Chapter 5 Procedures, Division 5.4 and accountants to be aware of the qualifications East, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana; as prepared by will be received by the St. Mary Community General Procedures for Public Hearing, Section and terms of these programs before making a Langlinais & Assoc., Inc.; dated 01-30-2020.” Action Committee Association, Inc., for the St. 5.4.2 Rezonings (Zoning Map Amendments) commitment. Mary/Vermilion Parishes Head Start Program, provides a process for the official zoning district b. Recommend Rezoning - 1407 Barrow Street, Franklin, LA. 70538, until map to be amended, and President Hanagriff reminded residents to practice 11:00 AM, June 2, 2020 at which time and place social distancing limitations and not celebrate Name: Mark Hebert the bids will be publicly opened. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Parish Good Friday and Easter in large gatherings. Address: 153 F J Hebert Ln., Jeanerette, LA Council of the Parish of St. Mary, State of Bid packages may be picked up from the St. Louisiana, acting as the governing authority of In response to KQKI representative, Brady -Sec. 68 T13S R8E; Parcel Id#1875081011.00, Mary Parish Head Start Central Office at the the Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana: Borel’s inquiry relative to the COVID 19 test Parcel 1784981001.00; Lot Tract 8 Anna L and above address, or at Vermilion Parish Head results, President Hanagriff stated that reports of Fernand J Hebert Jr part per Plat 24B 190548; Start Central Office at 1600 North State Street, SECTION I - That certain tract of land described cases are still being received and the turnaround Acq. 269 315352. Abbeville, LA 70510. in Exhibit “A” is hereby rezoned from the current time for results are now being received in one (1) zoning of Existing Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned to two (2) days. Zoned: Existing Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned Bids must be in sealed envelopes, addressed to District to Existing Neighborhood (EN2) Zoned District. Mrs. Almetra J. Franklin, Chief Executive Officer/ District. In response to KWBJ representative, Howard Head Start Administrator, St. Mary/Vermilion Castay’s inquiry, President Hanagriff stated that PURPOSE: to rezone from Existing Parishes Head Start, P.O. Box 271, Franklin, LA. This ordinance shall become effective and be in Sheriff Blaise Smith will monitor gatherings this Neighborhood (EN1) to Existing Neighborhood 70538, with the envelope plainly marked, “Sealed full force upon publication in the official journal of weekend. He informed that inmates are being (EN2) Zoned District to place a Manufactured Bid for Food and Supplies”. the Parish. monitored and any inmates showing symptoms Home. will be tested. He also informed that St. Mary Mrs. Almetra J. Franklin, CEO This ordinance having been offered and read Parish Coroner, Dr. Melancon will report on Mr. Olander moved that Preliminary & Final th St. Mary Community Action Committee on this the 8 day of April 2020; having been nursing homes in the near future. Subdivision/Development Approval be granted Association, Inc. published in accordance with law; and having for: been heard in a public hearing at Franklin, In response to Teche Talk representative, Diane th Advertised May 27, 2020 Louisiana on the 13 day of May 2020; was Wiltz’s inquiry, President Hanagriff stated that Name: JC Pierre Viator adopted by the following vote on the 13th day of Coroner Melancon will report on ventilators. He Address: 533 A B Martin Rd., Jeanerette, LA ST. MARY CAA May 2020. explained that Parish component entities will not BIDS REQUESTED - MEATS begin any new projects. -Sec. 40 T15S R11E;Parcel Id# 1754924095.00 AYES: J Ina, Rodney Olander, Scott Ramsey, In response to Mr. Borel’s inquiry, President 16.14 Ac Tract Por No 7 J C Viator Et Al part per LEGAL NOTICE Leslie Rulf, Jr., Patrick J. Hebert, Jr., James Hanagriff and Mr. Olander expounded on the Plat 22I 181597 Situated Sec. 7 T14S R8E Acq Sealed bids on MEATS will be received by the St. Bennett, Mark A. Duhon, Gwendolyn Hidalgo, Dr. programs available for commercial fishermen and 22I 181597, Mary Community Action Committee Association, Kristie Prejeant Rink, Dean S. Adams and Rev. expounded on unemployment. -Parcel Id# 1754924009.00 24.96 Ac Tract Por Inc., for the St. Mary/Vermilion Parishes Head Craig Mathews. No 7 J C Viator ET AL part per Plat 22I 181597 Start Program, 1407 Barrow Street, Franklin, LA. NAYS: None. In response to Mrs. Wiltz’s inquiry relative to Situated Sec. 47 T14S R8E Acq 22I 181597, 70538, until 11:00 AM, June 2, 2020 at which time ABSTAIN: None. furlough, President Hanagriff stated that he does -Parcel Id# 1754924008.00 9.65 Ac Tract Por No and place the bids will be publicly opened. ABSENT: None. not have a total. However, Parish Employees 7 J C Viator ET AL part are alternating schedules to abide by social per Plat 22I 181597 Situated Sec. 7 T14S R8E Bid packages may be picked up from the St. APPROVED: distancing. Acq 22I 181597. Mary Parish Head Start Central Office at the s/g Dean S. Adams above address, or at Vermilion Parish Head DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN In response to Rev. Mathews’ inquiry, Chief Zoned: Agricultural (AG) Zoned District. Start Central Office at 1600 North State Street, ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Administrative Officer, Henry “Bo” LaGrange Abbeville, LA 70510. ATTEST: informed that ongoing projects are moving PURPOSE: as shown on a plat titled “Preliminary forward, a preconstruction meeting was held for Plat Showing Property Boundary Survey & Bids must be in sealed envelopes, addressed to s/g Lisa C. Morgan a start date regarding St. Peter Street Sewer Partition of Tract 7, Tract 8, and Tract 9 belonging Mrs. Almetra J. Franklin, Chief Executive Officer/ LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK Project, and several road projects that have been to J.C. Viator Heirs; New tracts are herein Head Start Administrator, St. Mary/Vermilion ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL awarded will begin soon. designate as “TRACT A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-A,” Parishes Head Start, P.O. Box 271, Franklin, LA. “TRACT G-F-J-K-L-G,” TRACT D-M-N-P-Q-R- 70538, with the envelope plainly marked, “Sealed This ordinance was submitted to the President of In response to Rev. Mathews’ inquiry, Dr. Rink S-T-K-J-F-E-D,” “TRACT M-U-V-N-M,” TRACT Bid for Food and Supplies”. St. Mary Parish on this the 19th day of May 2020, stated that if a person has a positive COVID-19 U-AA-GG-HH-JJ-Z-Y-X-W-V-U,” and “TRACT at the hour of 8:35 a.m. test result and is deceased, it is assumed the CC-DD-EE-FF-GG-AA-BB-CC;” located in: Mrs. Almetra J. Franklin, CEO cause of death is by COVID-19 regardless if they Section 7, 8 & 47, Township 14 South-Range 8 St. Mary Community Action Committee APPROVED: had other underlying issues or comorbidity. East, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana; as prepared by Association, Inc. s/g David Hanagriff Langlinais & Assoc., Inc.; dated 01-30-2020.” DAVID HANAGRIFF, PRESIDENT Dr. Rink informed that Oschner St. Mary Hospital Advertised May 27, 2020 ST. MARY PARISH in Morgan City, Louisiana has the capability to Mr. Bennett seconded the motion, which carried. ventilate 30 patients (i.e. four (4) conventional ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL This ordinance was returned to the Clerk of the ventilators designed for adults, one (1) ventilator Mr. Olander recommended Rezoning for: ORDINANCE NO. 2217 Council on this the 19th day of May 2020, at the designed for pediatrics that can be used for hour of 1:20 p.m. adults, and several other types of ventilators.) Name: Mark Hebert ORDINANCE NO. 2217 Address: 153 F J Hebert Ln., Jeanerette, LA EXHIBIT “A” In response to Mrs. Wiltz’s inquiry, Dr. Rink An Ordinance authorizing the President of St. Name: Mark Hebert informed that Franklin Foundation Hospital in -Sec. 68 T13S R8E; Parcel Id#1875081011.00, Mary Parish to enter into a Drainage Servitude Address: 153 F J Hebert Ln., Jeanerette, LA Franklin, Louisiana currently does not have any Parcel 1784981001.00; Lot Tract 8 Anna L and and Right-of-Way Agreement with Christopher patients on ventilators and that they have five Fernand J Hebert Jr part per Plat 24B 190548; G. Little and a Drainage Servitude and Right-of- Parcel Id# Sec. 68 T13S R8E; (5) conventional ventilators available and BiPAP Acq. 269 315352. Way Agreement with J.D. Towing, Inc. relative to -Parcel Id# 1875081011.00- Parcel breathing machines but they cannot be converted Zoned: Existing Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned Victoria Riverside Road. #1784981001.00- Lot Tract 8 Anna L and to ventilators. District. Fernand J Hebert Jr part per Plat 24B 190548 BE IT ORDAINED by the St. Mary Parish Council, Acq. 269 315352. In response to Mr. Ramsey’s inquiry relative PURPOSE: to rezone from Existing in regular session convened: to teleconference meetings for boards and Neighborhood (EN1) to Existing Neighborhood PURPOSE: to rezone from Existing commissions, President Hanagriff stated that (EN2) Zoned District to place a Manufactured SECTION I. That the Parish of St. Mary enter Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned District to information will be sent to the boards in order to Home. into two Drainage Servitude and Right-of-Way Existing Neighborhood (EN2) Zoned District conduct business. Agreements relative to Victoria Riverside Road Mr. Bennett seconded the motion, which carried. all in accordance with the basic terms and Advertised May 27, 2020 In response to Mr. Hebert’s inquiry, Dr. Rink conditions contained in Exhibit “A” and Exhibit stated that there are three (3) patients that tested Mr. Olander moved that the Public Hearing “B”, attached hereto. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL positive for COVID-19 and are currently in ICU Report, March 11, 2020 be approved. Mrs. APRIL 8 REGULAR SESSION on ventilators and two (2) or three (3) positive Hidalgo seconded the motion, which carried. SECTION II. That David Hanagriff, Parish COVID-19 patients on the regular floor at Oschner President is authorized to execute such OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF St. Mary Hospital. She informed that Oschner St. Mr. Bennett introduced the following ordinances. agreements on behalf of the Parish Council. THE ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL OF THE Mary Hospital has tested every in-patient and PARISH OF ST. MARY, STATE OF LOUISIANA that any new patients that are admitted to the ORDINANCE NO. SECTION III. All ordinances or parts of ordinances hospital are also tested for COVID-19 and they An Ordinance authorizing the President of St. in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. APRIL 8, 2020 are trying to identify asymptomatic shedders that Mary Parish to enter into a Drainage Servitude FRANKLIN, LOUISIANA are going into the hospital that could potentially and Right-of-Way Agreement with Christopher SECTION IV. This ordinance shall become infect the nursing staff which can possibly infect G. Little and a Drainage Servitude and Right-of- effective upon adoption. The St. Mary Parish Council met on this date other patients. She further informed that rapid Way Agreement with J.D. Towing, Inc. relative to in Regular Session via Video Conference with testing will be available next week that will Victoria Riverside Road. This ordinance having been offered and read on Chairman Dean S. Adams presiding and the provide COVID-19 test results in approximately th this 8 day of April 2020; having been published following members present: Rev. Craig A. 45 minutes. Currently the turnaround time is in accordance with law; having been heard in Mathews, J Ina, Rodney Olander, Scott Ramsey, approximately 24 hours. BE IT ORDAINED by the St. Mary Parish Council, a public hearing held at Franklin, Louisiana on Leslie “Les” Rulf, Jr., Patrick J. Hebert, James in regular session convened: th the 13 day of May 2020; was adopted by the W. Bennett, Jr., Mark A. Duhon, Gwendolyn L. President Hanagriff reported that all playgrounds th following vote on the 13 day of May 2020. Hidalgo, and Kristi Prejeant Rink, M.D. in St. Mary Parish are closed. He stated that if SECTION I. That the Parish of St. Mary enter you are tested for COVID-19, you are presumed into two Drainage Servitude and Right-of-Way AYES: Rev. Craig Mathews, J Ina, Rodney The Invocation was pronounced by Rev. Mathews positive until proven otherwise and that you Agreements relative to Victoria Riverside Road Olander, Scott Ramsey, Leslie Rulf, Jr., Patrick J. and the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Mr. should quarantine yourself from others. all in accordance with the basic terms and Hebert, Jr., James Bennett, Mark A. Duhon, Duhon. conditions contained in Exhibit “A” and Exhibit Gwendolyn Hidalgo, Dr. Kristie Prejeant Rink, Chief Administrative Officer, Henry “Bo” “B”, attached hereto. and Dean S. Adams. Mr. Adams explained that due to the federal LaGrange, thanked the Council for their support NAYS: None. government promoting social distancing to limit and cooperation in using videoconferencing in SECTION II. That David Hanagriff, Parish ABSTAIN: None. the transmission of the Coronavirus/COVID-19, order to conduct the meeting. He informed that President is authorized to execute such ABSENT: None. three (3) Council Members were physically in abiding by Governor Edwards COVID-19 Stay agreements on behalf of the Parish Council. present and the remaining eight (8) were present at Home order, St. Mary Parish Government’s APPROVED: via videoconferencing. staff on the th5 Floor of the Courthouse has been SECTION III. All ordinances or parts of ordinances s/g Dean S. Adams reduced and there is no public access to the in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN Mr. Bennett moved that the reading of the minutes Courthouse but appointments can be made if ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL of the First Regular Meeting, March 11, 2020, be needed. Staff has been reduced in other offices of SECTION IV. This ordinance shall become dispensed with and that the same is approved. the Courthouse, in the Public Works Department, effective upon adoption. ATTEST: Mr. Hebert seconded the motion, which carried. Small Animal Department, and Kemper Williams s/g Lisa C. Morgan Park. The Harold J. Landry Landfill in Berwick This ordinance having been offered and read on LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK Mr. Adams informed that public comments relating and the Pickup Station in Franklin are fully staffed. this 8th day of April 2020; having been published ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL to agenda items upon which a vote is to be taken, in accordance with law. were to be submitted prior to the Public Meeting In absence of Planning & Zoning Director, Tammy This Ordinance was submitted to the President of via mail to St. Mary Parish Council, Clerk of the Luke, Mr. LaGrange presented the following Exhibit “A” th St. Mary Parish on this the 19 day of May 2020 Council, 500 Main Street, Franklin, Louisiana items as recommended by the Planning & Zoning at the hour of 8:35 a.m. 70538; via email to lmorgan@stmaryparishla. Commission at their March 16, 2020 Regular STATE OF LOUISIANA gov; or via fax to 337-828-4092 “Attention: Clerk Meetings: APPROVED: of the Council”. He informed that Public comment PARISH OF ST. MARY s/g David Hanagriff will now be received for the next five (5) minutes a. Recommend Preliminary & Final DRAINAGE SERVITUDE AND RIGHT-OF-WAY DAVID HANAGRIFF, PRESIDENT via telephone calls at 337-828-4100 Ext. 517. Subdivision/Development Approval – AGREEMENT ST. MARY PARISH No calls or written and/ or oral comments were Before me, the undersigned notary public, and in received. Name: JC Pierre Viator the presence of the two undersigned competent This Ordinance was returned to the Clerk of the Address: 533 A B Martin Rd., Jeanerette, LA Council on this the 19th day of May 2020 at the Parish President, David Hanagriff reported that witnesses, personally came and appeared: hour 1:20 p.m. the State of Louisiana informed of 81 positive -Sec. 40 T15S R11E;Parcel Id# 1754924095.00 confirmed cases of the Coronavirus/COVID 19 16.14 Ac Tract Por No 7 J C Viator Et Al part per CHRISTOPHER G. LITTLE, a single person, who The Exhibits to this ordinance have not been and the first confirmed death in St. Mary Parish. Plat 22I 181597 Situated Sec. 7 T14S R8E Acq is of the full age of majority, being a resident of published. Said Exhibits are on file with 22I 181597, the minutes of the St. Mary Parish Council, President Hanagriff expounded on the Executive -Parcel Id# 1754924009.00 24.96 Ac Tract Por St. Mary Parish, Louisiana and whose mailing th State of Louisiana, Courthouse, 5 Floor, Order relative to restrictions for businesses in No 7 J C Viator ET AL part per Plat 22I 181597 address is 1184 Victoria Riverside, Patterson, Franklin Louisiana 70538, and are available St. Mary Parish in regards to hours of operation, Situated Sec. 47 T14S R8E Acq 22I 181597, Louisiana. for inspection during regular business hours capacity, and one (1) buggy one (1) person weekdays, Monday through Friday. mandate. -Parcel Id# 1754924008.00 9.65 Ac Tract Por No 7 J C Viator ET AL part who do by these presents, now and forever, Advertised May 27, 2020 President Hanagriff reported that all component per Plat 22I 181597 Situated Sec. 7 T14S R8E dedicate a drainage servitude and right-of- entities (i.e. water, sewer, or drainage districts) Acq 22I 181597. way to public use, unto and in favor of the ST. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL of St. Mary Parish are not to initiate any new MARY PARISH GOVERNMENT, in and to the ORDINANCE NO. 2218 projects that are not essential to their offices. He Zoned: Agricultural (AG) Zoned District. also stated that South Central Planning informed westernmost fifteen (15) feet of the following ORDINANCE NO. 2218 of the Paycheck Protection Program, which is PURPOSE: as shown on a plat titled “Preliminary described property, running from Victoria administered by banks and approved by the Small Plat Showing Property Boundary Survey & Riverside Road to the lower Atchafalaya River: An Ordinance in compliance with Ordinance Business Administration to help with payroll; the Partition of Tract 7, Tract 8, and Tract 9 belonging Economic Injury Disaster Loan, administered by That certain lot or parcel of land, together with No. 1973, Chapter 5 Procedures, Division 5.4 to J.C. Viator Heirs; New tracts are herein all buildings and improvements thereon and General Procedures for Public Hearing, Section the Small Business Administration; the Louisiana designate as “TRACT A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-A,” 5.4.2 Rezonings (Zoning Map Amendments). Loan Portfolio Guarantee Program administered “TRACT G-F-J-K-L-G,” TRACT D-M-N-P-Q-R- through the LDA, LEA, and LPFA; and the More on Page 3 Section Two, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 3 LEGALS From Page 2 It is expressly understood that this dedication of Item 13Q, “Resolution authorizing the Parish LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK thereunto belonging, and all rights, ways, the above described drainage servitude is made President to execute a Certificate of Substantial ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Completion relative to 2019 Asphaltic Concrete privileges, and servitudes thereunto appertaining, solely for the construction and maintenance of lying and being situated in Section 3, T15S, Roadway Improvements within the Four Corners, Mr. Olander moved that the following Resolutions drainage ditch, and not a conveyance of the fee R12E, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, being more Ashton, & Cypremort Point Communities,” was be adopted. Bennett seconded the motion, which particularly known, designated and described as title thereto, and the grantor by these presents withdrawn. carried by the following 11-0-0-0 Roll Call vote: Lot No. Seven (7) as per map entitled, “Plan Of especially does not transfer any right to oil, gas, Mrs. Hidalgo moved that the following Resolutions YEAS: Olander, Ramsey, Rulf, Hebert, Bennett, Land Showing Lot #5 and Lot #7 Property of Leo and other minerals, mineral rights, and/or mineral Grizzaffi”, made by E.E. Opitz, Professional Land be adopted. Dr. Rink seconded the motion, which Duhon, Hidalgo, Rink, Adams, Mathews, and servitudes lying in, on, or under the area herein Surveyor, dated January 8, 1998 and revised carried by the following 11-0-0-0 Roll Call vote: Ina March 9, 1998, for which reference is made for subjected to said drainage servitude, it being NAYS: None greater particularity as to location, dimensions, specifically understood, however, that while no YEAS: Ina, Olander, Ramsey, Rulf, Hebert, ABSTAIN: None Bennett, Duhon, Hidalgo, Rink, Adams, and ABSENT: None boundaries, shape, and description of said lot exploration, drilling, nor mining of gas, oil, and or parcel of land. According to said plan of land Mathews other minerals of any kind shall be conducted attached hereto, Lot No. Seven (7) is bounded NAYS: None PROCLAMATION northerly by Victoria Road a/k/a Victoria Riverside upon the area covered by said servitude or right- ABSTAIN: None Road, southerly by the Lower Atchafalaya River, of-way, there may be directional drilling from ABSENT: None WHEREAS, the 52nd Anniversary of the National Fair Housing and westerly by Lot No. Six (6); and according to adjacent lands to extract the oil, gas, or other that plan of land attached to that Act of Partition RESOLUTION OF RESPECT Law, Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, minerals from under the area subject to said recorded on September 23, 1983 in COB 26-L, during the month of April, is an occasion for all Folio 632, Entry No. 202,697 of the public records servitude. WHEREAS, the Lord Almighty in His Infinite Americans – individually and collectively – to of St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, said Lot No. Seven And now appears ST. MARY PARISH mercy and goodness has seen fit to remove from rededicate themselves to the principle of freedom our midst, Mr. Hilton Joseph Rebardi, Jr.; and from housing discrimination whenever it exists; (7) is bounded easterly by Lot No. Eight (8). GOVERNMENT, represented herein by its duly and authorized President, DAVID HANAGRIFF, who Being the same property acquired by Christopher WHEREAS, Mr. Rebardi was a beloved husband, G. Little from Leo L. Grizzaffi, Sr. by Cash Deed accepts this agreement. father and grandfather, and was cherished by his WHEREAS, this law guarantees for each citizen recorded on May 4, 1998, COB 41-I, Entry No. Thus done and signed in Franklin, in the entire family; and that critical, personal element of freely choosing a home; and 261,575, Page No. 296, St. Mary Parish, Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, on this State of Louisiana. WHEREAS, Mr. Rebardi was a lifelong resident ______day of ______, of River Road in Berwick, Louisiana and had a WHEREAS, a fair housing law has 2020, in the presence of the two undersigned love for his community; and been passed by the State of Louisiana; and It is expressly understood that this dedication of competent witnesses, who sign these presents implementation of that law requires the positive the above described drainage servitude is made WHEREAS, Mr. Rebardi was a member of the commitment, involvement and support of all our with the appearers and me, notary after reading solely for the construction and maintenance of Berwick Fire Department and a reserve officer for citizens; and of the whole. the Berwick Police Department for 21 years; and drainage ditch, and not a conveyance of the fee WHEREAS, the department and agencies of the title thereto, and the grantor by these presents WITNESSES: WHEREAS, the members of the St. Mary Parish State of Louisiana are to provide leadership in the especially does not transfer any right to oil, gas, Council wish to acknowledge publicly their sorrow effort to make fair housing not just an idea, but an J. D. TOWING, INC. and other minerals, mineral rights, and/or mineral and sympathy to the family of Mr. Rebardi; and ideal for all our citizens; and ______servitudes lying in, on, or under the area herein Print Name: WHEREAS, the St. Mary Parish Council hopes WHEREAS, barriers that diminish the subjected to said drainage servitude, it being ______that his family will find comfort in the thought that rights and limit the options of any citizen to freely specifically understood, however, that while no their grief and sorrow are shared by their friends. choose a home will ultimately diminish the rights CHARLES A. DENNING exploration, drilling, nor mining of gas, oil, and and limit the options of all. ______NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the other minerals of any kind shall be conducted Print Name: St. Mary Parish Council through the unanimous NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that upon the area covered by said servitude or right- ______adoption of this resolution that they solemnly the St. Mary Parish Council, hereby proclaim the of-way, there may be directional drilling from Name: ______Bar/ID No.: deliberate with sincere condolences, sympathy, month of April 2020, as: adjacent lands to extract the oil, gas, or other Notary Public and understanding during this time of grief. FAIR HOUSING MONTH minerals from under the area subject to said ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana and do hereby Thus done and signed in Franklin, in the servitude. Parish Council in regular session convened on encourage all citizens to abide by the letter Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, on this this the 8th day of April 2020. and spirit of the Fair Housing Law, and ask the And now appears ST. MARY PARISH ______day of ______, citizens of St. Mary Parish to join in reaffirming APPROVED: the obligation and commitment to fair housing GOVERNMENT, represented herein by its duly 2020, in the presence of the two undersigned S/G DEAN S. ADAMS opportunities for all. competent witnesses, who sign these presents authorized President, DAVID HANAGRIFF, who DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN accepts this agreement. with the appearers and me, notary after reading ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary of the whole. ATTEST: Parish Council in regular session convened on S/G LISA C. MORGAN this the 8th day of April 2020. Thus done and signed in Franklin, in the LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK WITNESSES: Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, on this ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL APPROVED: ______day of ______, ST. MARY PARISH GOVERNMENT S/G DEAN S. ADAMS 2020, in the presence of the two undersigned ______RESOLUTION OF RESPECT DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL competent witnesses, who sign these presents Print Name: WHEREAS, the Lord Almighty in His Infinite ATTEST: ______with the appearers and me, notary after reading mercy and goodness has seen fit to remove from S/G LISA C. MORGAN of the whole. DAVID HANAGRIFF, PRESIDENT our midst, Mr. John M. Carter, Jr., Father of the LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK WITNESSES: ______Clerk of the Council, Mrs. Lisa C. Morgan; and ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL ______Print Name: WHEREAS, Mr. Carter served his country PROCLAMATION ______Print Name: proudly in the United State Army during the the Community Development ______Name: ______Bar/ID No.: Korean Conflict; and WHEREAS, CHRISTOPHER G. LITTLE ______Block Grant Program has operated since 1974 to WHEREAS, Mr. Carter was a lifelong resident of provide local governments with the resources ______Notary Public Morgan City, Louisiana and was generous with required to primarily meet the needs of low and Print Name: his love and known for his affectious smile; and moderate income person; and ______ORDINANCE NO. Name: ______Bar/ID No.: WHEREAS, Mr. Carter was a beloved husband, WHEREAS, the Community Development Block Notary Public An Ordinance in compliance with Ordinance father, grandfather, and great grandfather and Grant Program is among the few remaining was cherished by his entire family; and federal programs available to address the needs Thus done and signed in Franklin, in the No. 1973, Chapter 5 Procedures, Division 5.4 General Procedures for Public Hearing, Section of low and moderate income persons and small Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, on this 5.4.2 Rezonings (Zoning Map Amendments). WHEREAS, the members of the St. Mary Parish cities; and ______day of ______, Council wish to acknowledge publicly their sorrow 2020, in the presence of the two undersigned WHEREAS, on March 12th, 2014, the St. Mary and sympathy to the family of Mr. Carter; and WHEREAS, the Community Development Block Grant Program has provided the state of competent witnesses, who sign these presents Parish Council adopted Ordinance No. 1973 St. Mary Parish Unified Development Code, and WHEREAS, the St. Mary Parish Council hopes Louisiana with important and flexible assistance with the appearers and me, notary after reading that his family will find comfort in the thought that to meet the needs of low and moderate income of the whole. WHEREAS, Chapter 5 Procedures, Division 5.4 their grief and sorrow are shared by their friends. residents of small cities by funding sewer, WITNESSES: General Procedures for Public Hearing, Section water, and street improvements projects, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the economic development projects, and other public ST. MARY PARISH GOVERNMENT 5.4.2 Rezonings (Zoning Map Amendments) provides a process for the official zoning district St. Mary Parish Council through the unanimous improvement projects; and ______map to be amended, and adoption of this resolution that they solemnly Print Name: deliberate with sincere condolences, sympathy, WHEREAS, Congress and the nation ______THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Parish and understanding during this time of grief. acknowledge the critical value of the Community Development Block Grant Program and the DAVID HANAGRIFF, PRESIDENT Council of the Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, acting as the governing authority of ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary significant projects that rely on its funds for ______the Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana: Parish Council in regular session convened on support; and Print Name: this the 8th day of April 2020. ______SECTION I - That certain tract of land described WHEREAS, the week of April 13-18, APPROVED: 2020, has been reserved for recognition and Name: ______Bar/ID No.: in Exhibit “A” is hereby rezoned from the current zoning of Existing Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned S/G DEAN S. ADAMS appreciation of the Community Development Notary Public District to Existing Neighborhood (EN2) Zoned DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN Block Grant Program. District. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Exhibit “B” ATTEST: NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that STATE OF LOUISIANA This ordinance shall become effective and be in S/G LISA C. MORGAN the St. Mary Parish Council, hereby proclaim the PARISH OF ST. MARY full force upon publication in the official journal of LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK week of April 13-18, 2020, as: ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL DRAINAGE SERVITUDE AND RIGHT-OF-WAY the Parish. Community Development Week AGREEMENT This ordinance having been offered and read RESOLUTION OF RESPECT in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana. on this the 8th day of April 2020; having been Before me, the undersigned notary public, and in published in accordance with law. WHEREAS, the Lord Almighty in His Infinite ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary mercy and goodness has seen fit to remove Parish Council in regular session convened on the presence of the two undersigned competent EXHIBIT “A” from our midst, Mrs. Sherry Ann Talbot Hidalgo, this the 8th day of April 2020. witnesses, personally came and appeared: Name: Mark Hebert mother in law of Council Member, Gwendolyn J. D. TOWING, INC., a Louisiana Corporation, Address: 153 F J Hebert Ln., Jeanerette, LA Hidalgo and mother of former Council Member, APPROVED: whose mailing address is P.O. Box 758, Berwick, Glen Hidalgo; and S/G DEAN S. ADAMS DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN Louisiana 40342, being represented herein by Parcel Id# Sec. 68 T13S R8E; -Parcel Id# 1875081011.00- Parcel WHEREAS, Mrs. Hidalgo was a lifelong resident ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Charles A. Denning, its duly authorized President. #1784981001.00- Lot Tract 8 Anna L and of Franklin, Louisiana worked as a Clerk for the ATTEST: who do by these presents, now and forever, Fernand J Hebert Jr part per Plat 24B 190548 Franklin City Court and retired in 1997 following S/G LISA C. MORGAN dedicate a drainage servitude and right-of- Acq. 269 315352. 17 years of service; and LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL way to public use, unto and in favor of the ST. PURPOSE: to rezone from Existing WHEREAS, Mrs. Hidalgo was a beloved wife, MARY PARISH GOVERNMENT, in and to the Neighborhood (EN1) Zoned District to mother, grandmother, and great grandmother RESOLUTION easternmost fifteen (15) feet of the following Existing Neighborhood (EN2) Zoned District. and cherished by her entire family; and described property, running from Victoria WHEREAS, the week of April 13 – April 18, 2020 WHEREAS, the members of the St. Mary Parish has been designated as National Community Riverside Road to the lower Atchafalaya River: Mr. Bennett moved that Item 12A, “FOR Council wish to acknowledge publicly their sorrow Development Week. St. Mary Parish has been That certain lot or parcel of land, lying and being ADOPTION - An ordinance creating Consolidated and sympathy to the family of Mrs. Hidalgo; and a participant in the Community Development situated in Section Three, Township 15 South, Gravity Drainage District No. 2A of the Parish Block Grant (CDBG) Program which funds public Range 12 East, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, of St. Mary, State of Louisiana, describing WHEREAS, the St. Mary Parish Council hopes infrastructure, economic development, and known, designated, and described as Lot Number the territory to compose the district and the that her family will find comfort in the thought that housing programs in this community; and Six (6) according to a “Plant of Land showing Lots boundaries thereof, and providing for other their grief and sorrow are shared by their friends. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 Being Portion of the Property matters in connection therewith,” be tabled until WHEREAS, in this community and communities of F.P. GRIZZAFFI ESTATE in Section 3, T15S, April 22, 2020 Parish Council Meeting. Mr. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the throughout the nation, forty-six years of R12E, St. Mary Parish, Louisiana”, made by Roes Hebert seconded the motion, which carried by the St. Mary Parish Council through the unanimous Community Development Block Grant Program & Associates, Engineers, dated July 30, 1979, following 11-0-0-0 Roll Call vote: adoption of this resolution that they solemnly funding has developed a strong relationship reference to which is made herein for greater deliberate with sincere condolences, sympathy, between St. Mary Parish and its residents, particularity of description; according to said YEAS: Mathews, Ina, Olander, Ramsey, Rulf, and understanding during this time of grief. principally those of low-to-moderate income; and plan, the said lot fronts three hundred two and Hebert, Bennett, Duhon, Hidalgo, Rink, and 26/100ths (302.26’) feet on the southerly side of Adams ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary WHEREAS, St. Mary Parish recognizes that the Parish Road, and extends parallel lines to the NAYS: None Parish Council in regular session convened on the Community Development Block Grant Lower Atchafalaya River; said lot being bounded ABSTAIN: None this the 8th day of April 2020. Program is a partnership of federal, state, and on the north by Parish Road, on the east by Lot ABSENT: None Item 13P, “Resolution authorizing Parish local government and community and business 5, on the west by property of F.P. Grizzaffi Estate, President to execute Change Order No. 3 with APPROVED: efforts, and that the services funded by the CDBG and on the south by the Lower Atchafalaya River. Glenn Lege Construction, LLC relative to 2019 S/G DEAN S. ADAMS Program relies heavily on the dedication and Asphaltic Concrete Roadway Improvements DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN good will of our combined efforts. Being the same property acquired by J.D. Towing, within the Four Corners, Ashton, & Cypremort ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Inc. by Cash Deed, recorded September 27, 2000 Point Communities,” was withdrawn. ATTEST: THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that during in St. Mary Parish Conveyance Book 43-Q, Folio S/G LISA C. MORGAN 163, Entry No. 271,483. More on Page 4 Page 4, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020, Section Two LEGALS From Page 3 “qualified tax exempt obligation” of the Parish for WHEREAS, a certain contract has been entered Certificates to be secured by and payable from the purposes of Section 265 (b) (3) of the Internal into between the St. Mary Parish Council and National Community Development Week 2020, the excess of annual revenues of the Parish St. Mary Parish will give special thanks and Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. St. Mary Glenn Lege Construction, LLC, 1339 Fortune recognition to all participants whose hard work Parish desires to designate David Hanagriff, Road, Youngsville, Louisiana 70592, relative above statutory, contractual, necessary and and devotion to the neighborhoods and their whose title is Parish President, as an authorized to the 2019 Baldwin & Charenton Asphaltic low-and moderate-income residents help ensure signer of the Agreement. Concrete Roadway Improvements Project, and usual charges as set forth in the Act in each of the quality and effectiveness of the Community the fiscal years during which the Certificates Development Block Grant Program; and NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the WHEREAS, the items as shown on Change Order Council of St. Mary Parish subject to approval of No. 1 will result in a decrease of $197,222.27 in are outstanding. The Certificates will be issued BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that St. Mary issuers legal counsel: the contract price and an increase of 8 working Parish, along with the service providers and days in the contract time. at an interest rate or rates not exceeding 4% Section 1. That the St. Mary Parish enters into a others whose names are appended to this per annum and shall mature over a period of resolution, hereby petition the U.S. Congress Financing Agreement with Government Capital NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the and Administration to recognize the outstanding Corporation for the purpose of procuring “Tractors St. Mary Parish Council does hereby approve not exceeding five (5) years from the date of work being done locally and nationally by the and Bush Hog Mowers” for the parish. the issuance of Change Order No. 1 covering Community Development Block Grant Program, a decrease of $197,222.27 in the contract price issuance. The Certificates shall be issued in fully Section 2. That the Financing Agreement, by and an increase of 8 working days in the contract and of its vital importance to the community registered form and shall have such additional and to the people who live in its lower income and between St. Mary Parish and Government time for the 2019 Baldwin & Charenton Asphaltic neighborhoods; and Capital Corporation is designated by the Parish Concrete Roadway Improvements Project. terms and provisions as may be determined by as a “qualified tax exempt obligation” for the BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this purposes of Section 265 (b) (3) of the Internal BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the President this Governing Authority. Revenue Code of 1986, as amended. of St. Mary Parish, David Hanagriff, be and he is resolution be conveyed to the appropriate elected SECTION 2. State Bond Commission. and appointed officials of the federal government hereby authorized to execute Change Order No. and that St. Mary Parish be added to the roll Section 3. That St. Mary Parish designates David 1 on behalf of the St. Mary Parish Council. Application is hereby made to the State of those committed to the preservation and full Hanagriff, whose title is Parish President, as an funding of those committed to the Program and authorized signer of the Financing Agreement, by ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Bond Commission, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, maintenance of its essential features over the and between St. Mary Parish and Government Parish Council in regular session convened on th for approval of the issuance and sale of the course of the next session in Congress. Capital Corporation. this the 8 day of April 2020. Certificates and for consent and authority to ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary APPROVED: Parish Council in regular session convened on Parish Council in regular session convened on S/G DEAN S. ADAMS proceed with the issuance and sale of the th this the 8th day of April 2020. this the 8 day of April 2020. DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Certificates as provided above, and Bond APPROVED: APPROVED: ATTEST: Counsel is directed to make application to the S/G DEAN S. ADAMS S/G DEAN S. ADAMS S/G LISA C. MORGAN DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK State Bond Commission in accordance with the ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL foregoing on behalf of the Parish. By virtue of ATTEST: ATTEST: S/G LISA C. MORGAN S/G LISA C. MORGAN RESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANCE applicant/issuer’s application for, acceptance and LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK A Resolution authorizing and directing the ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL President to execute for and on behalf of the utilization of the benefits of the Louisiana State Parish of St. Mary, a Certificate of Substantial Bond Commission’s approval(s) resolved and RESOLUTION RESOLUTION Completion from Glenn Lege Construction, A resolution authorizing David Hanagriff, Resolution approving and authorizing the LLC relative to the 2019 Baldwin & Charenton set forth herein, it resolves that it understands President to execute a Professional Services President of St. Mary to execute an amendment Asphaltic Concrete Roadway Improvements Agreement with Miller Engineers & Associates, to the Agreement with Acadian Ambulance Project. and agrees that such approval(s) are expressly Service, Inc. relative to emergency and non- Inc. relative to Improvements to Avoca Road and conditioned upon, and it further resolves that Access Road to Michel Boat Launch. emergency medical transportation services in St. WHEREAS, Glenn Lege Construction, LLC, 1339 Mary Parish by Acadian Ambulance Service, Inc. Fortune Road, Youngsville, Louisiana 70592, it understands, agrees and binds itself, its BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, has substantially completed the 2019 Baldwin President of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, & Charenton Asphaltic Concrete Roadway successors and assigns to, full and continuing President of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is Improvements Project. hereby authorized and directed, for and on behalf compliance with the “State Bond Commission of the Parish Council, to execute a Professional hereby authorized and directed, for and on behalf Services Agreement with Miller Engineers & of the Parish Council, to execute an amendment NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by Policy on Approval of Proposed Use of Swaps, Associates, Inc. relative to Improvements to to the Agreement with Acadian Ambulance the Parish of St. Mary that the President be Avoca Road and Access Road to Michel Boat Service, Inc. relative to emergency and non- and he is hereby empowered, authorized and or other forms of Derivative Products Hedges, emergency medical transportation services in directed to execute a Certificate of Substantial Launch, with said Contract to contain such terms, Etc.,” adopted by the Commission on July 20, conditions, and stipulations as he may best see St. Mary Parish by Acadian Ambulance Service, Completion for and on behalf of the Parish of St. fit, he being fully authorized in the premises. Inc., with said Agreement to contain such terms, Mary accepting the 2019 Baldwin & Charenton 2006, as to the borrowing(s) and other matter(s) conditions, and stipulations as he may best see Asphaltic Concrete Roadway Improvements ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary fit, he being fully authorized in the premises. Project. subject to the approval(s), including subsequent Parish Council in regular session convened on application and approval under said Policy of the this the 8th day of April 2020. ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that he be Parish Council in regular session convened on authorized and directed to have a copy of said implementation or use of any swap(s) or other th APPROVED: this the 8 day of April 2020. Certificate of Substantial Completion recorded S/D DEAN S. ADAMS in the mortgage records of St. Mary Parish, product(s) or enhancement(s) covered thereby. APPROVED: Louisiana. DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN SECTION 3. Employment. This Governing ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL S/G DEAN S. ADAMS ATTEST: DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Authority finds and determines that a real ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Parish Council in regular session convened on S/G LISA C. MORGAN th LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK ATTEST: this the 8 day of April 2020. necessity exists for the employment of special ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL S/G LISA C. MORGAN LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK APPROVED: counsel in connection with the issuance of the RESOLUTION ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL S/G DEAN S. ADAMS Certificates, and accordingly, Foley & Judell, A resolution authorizing David Hanagriff, DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN President to execute a Funding Agreement In reference to Mr. Ramsey’s inquiry relative to ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL L.L.P., of New Orleans, Louisiana, as Bond Items 13J and 13K, Mr. LaGrange explained that ATTEST: between the Governor’s Office and Homeland Counsel, is hereby employed to do and perform Security and Emergency Preparedness and St. all backup documentation is emailed to Council S/G LISA C. MORGAN Mary Parish relative to St. Mary Parish Hazard Members the day before the meeting and he LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK work of a traditional legal nature as bond counsel Mitigation Plan Update Project. expounded on these items. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL with respect to the issuance and sale of said RESOLUTION RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, President Certificates. Said Bond Counsel shall prepare and of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is hereby A resolution approving and authorizing David A resolution giving preliminary approval to authorized and directed, for and on behalf of the Hanagriff, Parish President of St. Mary Parish to the issuance of not to exceed Six Hundred submit to this Governing Authority for adoption all Parish Council, to execute a Funding Agreement execute a Federally Funded Public Assistance Thousand Dollars ($600,000) of Certificates of between the Governor’s Office and Homeland State Agreement with the Governor’s Office of Indebtedness of the Parish of St. Mary, State of the proceedings incidental to the authorization, Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness of Louisiana; providing certain terms of said Security and Emergency Preparedness and St. issuance, sale and delivery of such Certificates, Mary Parish relative to St. Mary Parish Hazard (GOHSEP) relative to the declaration designated Certificates, making application to the State Bond Mitigation Plan Update Project, with said Contract FEMA-DR-4484-LA for the State of Louisiana as Commission for the approval of said Certificates, shall counsel and advise this Governing Authority to contain such terms, conditions and stipulations a result of COVID-19. and providing for other matters in connection as he may best see fit, he being fully authorized therewith. as to the issuance and sale thereof and shall in the premises. BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, President of St. Mary Parish to execute a Federally Funded WHEREAS, Part II of Chapter 4 of Subtitle II of Title furnish its opinions covering the legality of the ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Public Assistance State Agreement with the 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as issuance of the Certificates. The fee of Bond Parish Council in regular session convened on Governor’s Office of Homeland Security and amended, and other constitutional and statutory this the 8th day of April 2020. Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) relative authority (the “Act”), authorizes the Parish of St. Counsel for each series of certificates shall be to the declaration designated FEMA-DR-4484- Mary, State of Louisiana (the “Parish”) to make fixed at a sum not exceeding the fee allowed by APPROVED: LA for the State of Louisiana as a result of and enter into contracts dedicating the excess of S/G DEAN S. ADAMS COVID-19, with said agreement to contain such annual revenues of subsequent years, from any the Attorney General’s fee guidelines for such DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN terms, conditions and stipulations as he may best source, above statutory, contractual, necessary ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL see fit, he being fully authorized in the premises. and usual charges to the payment of the cost of bond counsel work in connection with the public improvements which are to be borne by the ATTEST: issuance of revenue certificates and based on S/G LISA C. MORGAN ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Parish; and Parish Council in regular session convened on the amount of said Certificates actually issued, LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK th ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL this the 8 day of April 2020. WHEREAS, the budget for the Parish for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2020, shows an sold, delivered and paid for, plus “out-of-pocket” RESOLUTION APPROVED: excess of revenues over statutory , contractual, S/G DEAN S. ADAMS necessary and usual charges and all other expenses, said fees to be contingent upon the A resolution authorizing David Hanagriff, DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN expenses for such fiscal year, sufficient to meet issuance, sale and delivery of said Certificates. President to execute a Funding Agreement ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL the maximum principal and interest requirements between the Governor’s Office and Homeland ATTEST: in any future year on the certificates authorized The Parish President is hereby authorized and S/G LISA C. MORGAN herein, and the Parish will herein obligate itself Security and Emergency Preparedness and St. directed to execute, and this Governing Authority Mary Parish relative to St. Mary Parish Hazard LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK and its successors in office to budget and set Mitigation Plan Update Project. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL aside annually adequate funds for the payment of hereby agrees to and accepts the terms of, the such certificates; and BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, President RESOLUTION engagement letter of Bond Counsel appended A resolution authorizing David Hanagriff, WHEREAS, pursuant to and in accordance of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is hereby hereto. A certified copy of this resolution shall authorized and directed, for and on behalf of the President to execute an Agreement with Enlink with the foregoing, the Parish now desires to Parish Council, to execute a Funding Agreement Midstream relative to the Pump Station 2/2A incur debt and issue not to exceed Six Hundred be submitted to the Attorney General of the between the Governor’s Office and Homeland project in Amelia. Thousand Dollars ($600,000) of its Certificates of Security and Emergency Preparedness and St. Indebtedness (the “Certificates”), in the manner State of Louisiana for his written approval of said BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, authorized and provided by the Act, for the Mary Parish relative to St. Mary Parish Hazard employment and of the fees herein designated, Mitigation Plan Update Project, with said Contract President of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is purpose of acquiring, constructing, extending, or to contain such terms, conditions and stipulations hereby authorized and directed, for and on behalf improving works of public improvement within the and the Director of Finance is hereby empowered as he may best see fit, he being fully authorized of the Parish Council, to execute an Agreement Parish and paying the costs of issuance of the in the premises. with Enlink Midstream, 1301 McKinney Street, Certificates; and and directed to provide for payment of the work Suite 1600, Houston, Texas 77010, relative to the herein specified upon completion thereof and ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Pump Station 2/2A Project in Amelia, with said WHEREAS, the Parish has no other certificates Parish Council in regular session convened on Contract to contain such terms, conditions, and or obligations secured by its excess annual under the conditions herein enumerated without this the 8th day of April 2020. stipulations as he may best see fit, he being fully revenues as described herein; authorized in the premises. further approval of this Governing Authority. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the APPROVED: SECTION 4. Appointment of Municipal S/G DEAN S. ADAMS ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Parish Council of the Parish of St. Mary, State of Parish Council in regular session convened on Louisiana (the “Governing Authority”), acting as . The Parish hereby retains Raymond DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN th Advisor ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL this the 8 day of April 2020. the governing authority of the Parish, that: ATTEST: James & Associates, Inc., of New Orleans, APPROVED: S/G LISA C. MORGAN SECTION 1. Preliminary Approval of Louisiana, to act as its Municipal Advisor (“MA”) LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK S/G DEAN S. ADAMS ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN Certificates. Preliminary approval is given to pursuant to the provisions of the Dodd-Frank ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL RESOLUTION ATTEST: the issuance of not exceeding Six Hundred Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection S/G LISA C. MORGAN A Resolution regarding a Financing Agreement Thousand Dollars ($600,000) of Certificates of Act and the rules promulgated thereunder by for the purpose of procuring “Tractors and Bush LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK Hog Mowers” ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Indebtedness (the “Certificates”) of the Parish, the Securities and Exchange Commission. The

WHEREAS, St. Mary Parish Council desires to RESOLUTION pursuant to the Act, for the purpose of acquiring, Parish hereby acknowledges that it is represented A Resolution providing for the approval and enter into a certain Financing Agreement, by and constructing, extending, or improving works of by the MA and will rely upon the advice of the MA between Government Capital Corporation and authorization for Change Order No. 1 relative St. Mary Parish, for the purpose of procuring to the 2019 Baldwin & Charenton Asphaltic public improvement within the Parish and paying with respect to the Certificates. The fee to be paid “Tractors and Bush Hog Mowers”. St. Mary Concrete Roadway Improvements Project. Parish desires to designate this Agreement as a the costs of issuance of the Certificates, said More on Page 5 Section Two, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020,Page 5 LEGALS From Page 4 Our fee as bond counsel is based upon the terms, DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN 911. Mr. Olander seconded the motion, which the MA shall be payable solely from the proceeds structure, size and schedule of the financing, ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL carried. the services provided, and the responsibilities ATTEST: Mr. Adams congratulated Mr. J Ina for receiving of the Certificates when and if issued, and the assumed; however, our fee will not exceed that S/G LISA C. MORGAN the Principle of the Year award for St. Mary Parish. permitted by guidelines set forth by the Attorney LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK There being no further business, Mr. Olander amount thereof shall be subject to the approval General of the State of Louisiana and is subject ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL moved for adjournment. Mr. Rulf seconded the of the State Bond Commission. The Parish to his approval. Our fee as bond counsel is a motion, which carried. “contingent fee,” meaning you are required to OLD BUSINESS: S/G LI SA C. MORGAN President is hereby authorized and directed, in pay for our legal services only in the event the Certificates are actually sold and delivered. Other A. Tabled from the February 26, 2020 Lisa C. Morgan, Clerk his discretion, to execute any contract the MA vendors or members of the working group may Regular Meeting – Resolution to disband the St. S/G DEAN S. ADAMS Mary Parish Charter Advisory Committee. (Mr. may require with respect to the engagement. charge additional fees or costs for their services. Dean S. Adams, Chairman Ina) SECTION 5. Declaration of Intent. Prior to the We will continue to serve as bond counsel Advertised May 27, 2020 until the delivery of the Certificates; however, Mr. Ina moved that the Resolution to disband the St. Mary Parish Charter Advisory Committee delivery of the Certificates, the Parish anticipates the Issuer and our firm each have the right to be adopted. Mr. Bennett seconded the motion, CITY COURT that it may pay a portion of the costs of the project terminate this engagement at any time after which carried. PUBLIC NOTICE providing reasonable advanced written notice, from its General Fund in an amount not to exceed subject to the applicable rules of professional STATE OF LOUISIANA RESOLUTION responsibility. Upon conclusion or termination PARISH OF ST. MARY $300,000. Upon the issuance of the Certificates, of our representation of the Issuer, papers and CITY COURT OF FRANKLIN BE IT RESOLVED, that the St. Mary Parish the Parish reasonably expects to reimburse any property furnished by the Issuer will be returned Council does hereby dissolve and abolish the NOTICE promptly upon request. St. Mary Parish Charter Advisory Committee Please be advised that the Franklin City Court such expenditures of other available funds from effective this date April 8, 2020. Please note that we are not municipal advisors, has opened. Cases will be heard and new filings a portion of the proceeds of the Certificates. Any taken. All criminal matters will also be heard. The and we do not render financial advice or other by the St. Mary ADOPTED AND APPROVED next court date is May 28, 2020 for criminal trials such allocation of proceeds of the Certificates financial services to the Issuer; however, in the Parish Council in regular session convened on and reviews of sentencing. course of providing traditional legal services, we this the 8th day of April 2020. for reimbursement will be with respect to capital may provide factual information to the Issuer that is not specifically tailored to the Certificates or that All civil matters within the court’s jurisdiction are APPROVED: expenditures (as defined in Reg. 1.150-1(b)) and does not rise to the level of a recommendation now available, except for evictions, which cannot S/G DEAN S. ADAMS concerning a course of action. We will, however, be filed or heard until July 25, 2020. will be made upon the delivery of the Certificates DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN analyze and advise the Issuer regarding the legal ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL and not later than eighteen months after the ramifications of the structure, timing, terms and Masks are to be worn in court. Seating will be ATTEST: other provisions of the Certificates, as these limited to comply with the Supreme Court Orders. S/G LISA C. MORGAN later of (i) the date such expenditure was paid or functions are essential to developing a plan of Due to size restrictions and limited seating LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK arraignments, only persons doing business with (ii) the date on which the project was placed in finance. ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL the court will be permitted to be in court. To Mr. Ina requested that a letter be sent service, but in no event more than three years On behalf of the Issuer, you have represented to the secretary requesting that a list of accommodate the public, the court has acquired to us that in connection with the issuance of the recommendations be submitted to the Parish video conferencing with the use of Zoom. To gain after the original expenditure was paid. This Certificates the Issuer is represented by, and Council. access, contact the Court’s civil department for the access code for each court date. Section is intended to be a declaration of official with respect to financial matters will rely on the advice of, Raymond James & Associates, Inc., B. As per LA RS 38:291 (Z), the St. Mary intent within the meaning of Reg. 1.150-2. a registered municipal advisor under the rules Parish Council is responsible for submitting a list This notice has been issued by the Court on ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary promulgated by the Securities and Exchange containing three nominations from each of the May 21, 2020. Please feel free to contact our Parish Council in regular session convened on Commission. By obtaining such representation eight single member parish council districts. The staff at 337-828-3858 if you have any questions this the 8th day of April 2020. from you, our firm is not a municipal advisor and Governor shall appoint one member to represent concerning our operations. is not subject to the fiduciary duty established in each District. APPROVED: Section 15B(c)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act Advertised May 27, 2020 District IV S/G DEAN S. ADAMS of 1934, as amended. DEAN S. ADAMS, CHAIRMAN ST. MARY PARISH GOVENMENT David Wayne Hill ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL Applicable ethical rules in Louisiana prohibit NOTICE TO BIDDERS ATTEST: us from undertaking this representation if we Mr. Ramsey moved to nominate David Wayne NOTICE TO BIDDERS S/G LISA C. MORGAN represent another party that is directly adverse Hill, District IV to the Governor for the St. Mary LISA C. MORGAN, CLERK to the Issuer or if there is a significant risk that Levee District Board of Commissioners. Mr. Rulf NOTICE IS HEREBY given by St. Mary Parish ST. MARY PARISH COUNCIL other considerations will materially limit our seconded the motion, which carried. representation of the Issuer. As you are aware, Government that sealed bids will be received our firm represents the State of Louisiana and at the office of the St. Mary Parish Purchasing EXHIBIT A many other political subdivisions, including NEW BUSINESS: Department, Fifth Floor Courthouse, Franklin, A. We received the following financial others in St. Mary Parish. At this time, we do not Louisiana 70538, until 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, April 8, 2020 statements: June 10, 2020 at which time bids will be publicly Hon. David Hanagriff, Parish President believe any other current or past engagement of our firm adversely affects our ability to represent opened and read aloud for: Parish of St. Mary Gravity Drainage District no. 6 – year ended the Issuer as provided in this letter; however, we “HPWM Airport ILS Equipment Upgrade” Franklin, Louisiana September 30, 2019 Bids received after the above-specified time will Re: Proposed $600,000 of Certificates of invite you to discuss any concerns you have with us. not be considered. Indebtedness of the Parish of St. Mary, State of Water & Sewer Commission No. 4 – year ended Specifications and contract documents for the Louisiana September 30, 2019 In the interest of facilitating our services to above can be obtained upon request from the St. you, we may (i) send documents, information Mary Parish Purchasing Department, Fifth Floor Dear Mr. Hanagriff: Fire Protection District No. 11 - year ended or data electronically or via the Internet or (ii) Courthouse, Franklin, Louisiana 70538. September 30, 2019 The purpose of this engagement letter is to set store electronic documents or data via computer software applications hosted remotely or utilize Official bid documents can be downloaded forth certain matters concerning the role we Centerville Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. - year cloud-based storage. Confidential electronic from Central Bidding at www.centralbidding. will serve and the legal services we will provide ended September 30, 2019 com. Electronic bids can be submitted at www. as bond counsel to the Parish of St. Mary, documents or data of the Issuer may be transmitted or stored using these methods. We centralbidding.com. For any questions relating State of Louisiana (the “Issuer”) in connection Recreation District No. 2 - year ended September to the electronic bidding process, please call with the issuance of the captioned certificates may use third party service providers to store or transmit these documents or data. In using these 30, 2019 Central Bidding at (225) 810-4814. (the “Certificates”). We understand that the Envelopes shall be marked as follows: Certificates will be issued for the purpose (the electronic communication and storage methods, we employ reasonable efforts to keep such Fire Protection District No. 2 - year ended “BID FOR ILS EQUIPMENT” “Project”) described in the resolution adopted by September 30, 2019 ST. MARY PARISH GOVERNMENT the Parish Council of the Parish of St. Mary, State communications, documents and data secure in accordance with our obligations under applicable PURCHASING of Louisiana (the “Governing Authority”), acting TH laws, regulations, and professional standards; St. Mary Parish Housing Program - year ended COURTHOUSE BLDG. 5 FLOOR as the governing authority of the Issuer, on April September 30, 2019 FRANKLIN, LOUISIANA 70538 8, 2020. however, the Issuer recognizes and accepts that we have no control over the unauthorized St. Mary Parish reserves the right to reject any Fire Protection District No. 7 - year ended and/or all bids to waive informalities in any and/ As bond counsel, we will prepare and submit to interception or breach of any communications, documents or data once it has been transmitted September 30, 2019 or all bids, and to award the contract in the best the Governing Authority for adoption all of the interest of St. Mary Parish. Thus done and signed legal proceedings required for the authorization, or if it has been subject to unauthorized access while stored, notwithstanding all reasonable Recreation District No. 4 - year ended September at Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana on this issuance, sale and delivery of the Certificates nd security measures employed by us or by our 30, 2019 2 day of January, 2020. and provide advice of a traditional legal nature as to the issuance and sale of the Certificates. third party service providers. By acceptance Recreation District No. 7 - year ended September /s/ David Hanagriff Our job is principally to render certain opinions of this letter, the Issuer consents to our use of these electronic devices and applications and 30, 2019 David Hanagriff to the Issuer regarding (i) the validity of the President Certificates under applicable Louisiana law, (ii) submission of confidential client information to or B. Motion to rescind appointment of St. Mary Parish the exemption of interest paid on the certificates through third party service providers during this engagement. Doyle P. Corrales to Fire Protection District No. from federal and/or state taxes, and (iii) other th rd 3 passed at the April 27, 2016 Council meeting; Advertise: May 27 & June 3 , 2020 matters as may be applicable. The certificate the applicant was in violation of Ordinance No. opinion will be based on facts and law existing If this letter is acceptable to the Issuer, please 1962 which states whomever shall miss three (3) CGDD1 as of its date. In rendering such opinion, we will so indicate by executing below and returning a meetings in any twelve (12) month period without rely upon the certified proceedings and other copy to us, retaining an original for your files. We NOTICE TO BIDDERS appreciate the opportunity to serve the Issuer and good cause stated to the Parish Council shall be certifications of public officials and other persons NOTICE TO BIDDER terminated from the Board. furnished to our firm without undertaking to verify look forward to working with you. Mr. Duhon moved to rescind Doyle P. Corrales the same by independent investigation, and NOTICE IS HEREBY given by the St. Mary Parish to Fire Protection District No. 3. Mr. Ramsey we will assume continuing compliance by the Foley & Judell, L.L.P. Consolidated Gravity Drainage District No. 1 that seconded the motion, which carried. Issuer with applicable laws and other resolutions By: ______sealed bids will be received in the office of the Mr. Ramsey requested to advertise the vacancy. relating to the Certificates. During the course of M. Jason Akers, Partner C. Appointments to the following Boards St. Mary Parish Consolidated Gravity Drainage this engagement, we will rely upon the staff of and Commissions: District No. 1, 305 Highway Avenue, Franklin, the Issuer and the members of the Governing Accepted and Approved: Louisiana until eleven (11:00) o’clock a.m. on Authority to provide us with complete and timely Parish of St. Mary, State of Louisiana Board of Adjustments – 1 Vacancy Monday June 8, 2020 at which time bids will be information on all developments pertaining to any publicly opened and read aloud for the following: aspect of the Certificates. By: ______Roy Martin Name: David Hanagriff “HERBICIDES” In our engagement as bond counsel, we will: Title: Parish President Mr. Olander moved to appoint Roy Martin to the Board of Adjustments. Mr. Bennett seconded the Specifications and Contract Documents for the • Confer with members of the working Dated: April 8, 2020 motion, which carried. above can be obtained upon request from the group, including you and other officials of the St. Mary Parish Consolidated Gravity Drainage cc: Raymond James & Associates, Inc. Fire Protection District No. 1 (Cypremort Issuer, relating to the Project and review legal District No. 1, 305 Highway Avenue, Franklin, In response to Mr. Bennett’s inquiry, Mr. Point) – 2 Vacancies issues relating to the structure of the Certificate LaGrange expounded on the partnership that St. Louisiana, 70538 between the hours of 9:00 a.m. issue; and 4:00 p.m. on Mondays through Thursdays or Mary Parish has with the City of Franklin relative Kimberly Simon to the cost of upgrades on the sewer plant and by contacting Tiffany Blanchard at 337-828-0675. • Prepare the Issuing Ordinance and all the thirty percent reimbursement to the City of Mr. Olander moved to appoint Kimberly Simon related financing documents (collectively, the Franklin for annual operation and maintenance Envelopes must be marked as follows: to Fire Protection District No. 1. Mr. Bennett “Certificate Documents”); costs. He also informed that the unincorporated seconded the motion, which carried. areas that use this sewer plant are the Bakertown “BIDS ON HERBICIDES” • Attend meetings of the Governing area, St. Joseph area, Chatsworth Subdivision, Mosquito Control District No. 1 (Cypremort Point) – 2 Vacancies Authority at which the Certificate Documents are Columbia Subdivision, Katy Circle, Yokely Road The St. Mary Parish Consolidated Gravity adopted; area, and Genevieve Road area. Drainage District No. 1 reserves the right to reject Kimberly Simon any and/or all bids, to waive informalities in any • Prepare the application for approval RESOLUTION and/or all bids, and to award the contract in the Mr. Olander moved to appoint Kimberly Simon of the issuance of the Certificates by the State best interest of the St. Mary Parish Consolidated to Mosquito Control District No. 1. Mr. Bennett Bond Commission and attend the State Bond A resolution authorizing David Hanagriff, the Gravity Drainage District No. 1. Commission meeting at which such approval will President of St. Mary Parish to execute a contract seconded the motion, which carried. be considered; with Del-Con LLC relative to the Kemper Williams Recreation District No. 3 (Bayou Vista Area) – ST. MARY PARISH CONSOLIDATED Park Concession Stand/Restroom Project. 2 Vacancies GRAVITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1 Kenneth E. Alfred • Prepare the closing index and various s/g: Chad Gianfala closing certificates, including the Tax Compliance BE IT RESOLVED, that David Hanagriff, CHAD GIANFALA Certificate, and supervise the execution of certain President of the Parish of St. Mary, be and he is Jeffery C. Fitter PRESIDENT closing documents by the various parties thereto; hereby authorized and directed, for and on behalf of the Parish Council, to execute a contract with Mr. Ramsey moved to appoint Kenneth E. Alfred Advertised May 27, 2020 • Prepare and file Internal Revenue Service Del-Con LLC, P.O. Box 916, Berwick, Louisiana and Jeffery C. Fitter to Recreation District No. 3. Form 8038-G, as required by Federal law; 70342, relative to the Kemper Williams Park Mr. Hebert seconded the motion, which carried. Concession Stand/Restroom Project, with said • Prepare the Certificates and supervise contract to contain such terms, conditions and Communications District E 911 (Municipal their execution and authentication; stipulations as he may best fit, he being fully Police Chief, State Police, and Fire Chief) – 3 authorized in the premises. Vacancies • Prepare complete transcripts of record covering the issuance of the Certificates and ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the St. Mary Morris Beverly – Present Member furnishing the transcripts to various parties in Parish Council in regular session convened on Allen Rink III – Present Member th connection therewith; and this the 8 day of April 2020. Scott Verrett – Present Member • Submit applicable post-closing reports to APPROVED: the State Bond Commission. S/G DEAN S. ADAMS Mr. Hebert moved to reappoint Morris Beverly STMARYNOW.COM and Allen Rink, III to Communications District E Page 6, The Banner-Tribune, Franklin, La., Wednesday, May 27, 2020, Section Two possession of drug and possession of 9:12 p.m. on the a $5,000 bond. paraphernalia, gen- firearm in the pres- charge of careless Jake Burke, 26, Police Reports eral speed law and ence of a CDS. operation and driv- of St. John Street, LEGALS failure to dim head- No bail has been ing while intoxicat- Franklin, was ar- lights. No bail has set. ed—second offense. rested on May 19 at WATER & SEWER COMM. 4 St. Mary Parish p.m. on a warrant been set. Breanna Hille- Collins was re- 8:35 a.m. on a war- APRIL 15 MEETING MINUTES Sheriff Blaise for failure to appear Leonard James bran, 21, of 521 Tif- leased on a $5,500 rant for the St. Smith reported the on charges of bat- Bernard, 52, of fany St., Patterson, bond. Mary Parish Sher- Proceedings of the Board of Commissioners of following arrests: tery of a dating 2402 Fourth St., was arrested on Caitlyn Rose iff’s Office for St. Mary Parish Water and Sewer Commission John Daten Mar- partner and theft, Jeanerette, was ar- May 19 at 5:45 p.m. Case, 31, of 704 Ma- charges of remain- No. 4, State of Louisiana, taken at a meeting held tin, 21, of 3806 and on additional rested on May 18 at on charges of pos- ple Avenue, Houma, ing where forbidden on April 15, 2020 via telephone conference. Lake Palourde charges of switched 1:59 p.m. on session of Schedule was arrested on and simple criminal Mr. Tommy Ducote called the meeting to order Road, Amelia, was license plate/stolen charges of maxi- II methamphet- May 19 at 10:40 damage to property. @5:00 p.m., roll call answered the by the following arrested on May 14 license plate, no in- mum speed limit amine with intent p.m. on the charge Burke was booked, members: Mr. Tony Darden, Mr. Camille Punch, at 2:05 p.m. on surance, expired or and driving under to distribute, pos- of possession of processed, and re- Mr. Julius Hebert, Mr. Hebert Bell, Ms. Stephanie charges of posses- no inspection stick- suspension. Ber- session of Schedule drug parapherna- leased on a $1,500 Milton and Mr. Willie Scott. Also present were Mr. sion of marijuana, er, driving under nard was released I marijuana with lia, and on a war- bond. suspension, posses- Brain Mitchell, Ms. Tambra Verret and Mr. Nick possession of drug on a summons. intent to distribute, rant for failure to Joseph McDan- paraphernalia and sion of synthetic Molaison. Christopher Elli- possession of Sched- appear on charges iel, 39, of Second unauthorized use of cannabinoids and son, 31, of 18754 ule IV Xanax with of operating a vehi- Street, Franklin, Mr. T. Darden approved the minutes of the last access card. Martin possession of drug La. 22, Amant, was intent to distribute, cle while license is was arrested on meeting with Mr. H. Bell seconding. Motion was released on a paraphernalia. Wil- arrested on May 19 possession of Sched- suspended/revoked/ May 20 at 12:26 Passed. summons. liams was released at 12:14 a.m. on ule III Subutex, canceled and speed- a.m. on the charge ENGINEER’S REPORT: Calvin Walter on a $100 bond for charges of turning possession of drug ing. No bail has of simple battery. Mr. N. Molaison reminded the Board that we Griffin Sr., 43, of the charge of bat- movements and sig- paraphernalia, been set. McDaniel was needed to entertain a motion to reject the bid 519 Marie St., Pat- tery of a dating nals required, driv- transactions involv- Caylin Renee booked, processed, by E.P. Breaux that came in to High, and a letter terson, was arrest- partner, a summons ing under suspen- ing drug proceeds Moneaux, 22, of 222 and released to ap- of rejection will be sent out. Therefore Mr. W. ed on May 14 at for the warrant, sion, possession of and monetary in- Pollard Avenue, pear in Third Ward Scott motion to reject the bid, with Ms. S. Milton 3:41 p.m. on the and on his own re- methamphet- strument abuse. New Iberia, was ar- City Court. seconding. Motion Passed. charge of disturbing cognizance for the amines, possession Hillebran was re- rested on May 20 at Shane Dugas, 32, There being no other business from Mr. N. the peace-intoxicat- remaining charges. of marijuana, pos- leased on a $3,500 2:32 a.m. on the of Iberia Street, Molaison, Mr. W. Scott motion to accept his report ed. Griffin was re- Carlin David session of drug par- bond. charge of driving Franklin, was ar- with Mr. T. Darden seconding. Motion Passed. leased on a sum- Stelly, 42, of 9635 aphernalia and Emily Borel, 26, while intoxicated— rested on May 20 at mons. La. 182, Franklin, false representation of 521 Tiffany St., first offense. 9:13 a.m. on PRESIDENT REPORT: Jeremiah T. Sin- was arrested on Mr. T. Ducote informed the Board that Mr. John counterfeit CDS Patterson, was ar- Moneaux was re- charges of posses- gleton, 18, of 154 May 16 at 2:44 p.m. with intent to dis- rested on May 19 at leased on a $2,500 sion of Schedule I Mouton has indicated the Brassette Farms is Friendship Alley, on a warrant for tribute. No bail has 5:45 p.m. on bond. narcotics marijua- willing to accept the original settlement offer Amelia, was arrest- failure to appear, been set. charges of posses- Juvenile Male, na with intent to provided we pay any cost of dismissal regarding ed on May 14 at and was released Sabrina Lamen- sion of Schedule II 15, of Franklin, was distribute, posses- the claim. Board attorney Mr. Russel Cremaldi 4:31 p.m. on the on a summons to dola, 42, of 18792 methamphetamine arrested on May 19 sion of Schedule I recommends that we accept the proposal. charge of battery of appear on the La. 22, Maurepas, with intent to dis- at 2:17 p.m. on narcotics heroin, Therefore Mr. C. Punch motion the pay the a dating partner. charge of criminal was arrested on tribute, possession charges of es- possession of Sched- settlement costs, with Mr. H. Bell seconding. Singleton was re- neglect of family May 19 at 12:14 of Schedule I mari- cape-simple and ag- ule II narcotics co- Motion Passed. leased on a $2,500 and on an active a.m. on charges of juana with intent to gravated, posses- caine, possession of There being no other business from the President, bond. warrant for the possession of meth- distribute, possession of stolen things a legend drug with- Mr. T. Darden motion to accept his report with Ms. Ava Hirstiuf, 64, charge of parole vio- amphetamines, sion of Schedule IV and unauthorized out a prescription S. Milton seconding. Motion Passed. of 219 Convent St., lation. Bail was set possession of mari- Xanax with intent entry of inhabited cyclobenzapine hy- SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT: Napoleonville, was at $48,316. juana with intent to to distribute, pos- dwelling. The juve- drochloride, posses- Mr. B. Mitchell reported that the Water Treatment arrested on May 14 Nelson Abra- distribute, posses- session of Schedule nile was booked sion of drug para- Plant and Distribution System were in complete at 9:24 a.m. on ham-Cruz Ortega, sion of drug para- III Subutex, posses- and released to a phernalia—first of- charges of theft and 43, of 527 Terre- compliance with all Health Department phernalia, false rep- sion of drug para- probation and pa- fense, violation of forgery. No bail has bonne St., Morgan resentation coun- phernalia, transac- role officer, Office of controlled danger- requirements for along with the Total Organic been set. City, was arrested terfeit CDS with in- tions involving drug Juvenile Justice. ous substance law Carbon samples for April. Mark Anthony on May 15 at 3:37 tent to distribute, proceeds and mone- James Anthony drug free zone, pro- Still awaiting bids from E.P. Beaux and Dixie Inc. Robin Jr., 35, of p.m. on a Morgan obstruction of jus- tary instrument Tarleton Jr., 26, of ceeds derived from on the VFD for Service Motors. 1607 Cynthia St., City Police Depart- tice, possession of abuse. Borel was 619 Taft St., Patter- drug transactions, The Wastewater Treatment Plant and collection Franklin, was ar- ment warrant. Or- THC wax, introduc- released on a son, was arrested criminal conspiracy system were in complete compliance with all rested on May 15 at tega was transport- tion of contra- $3,500 bond. on May 20 at 10:02 and keeping a dis- DEQ requirements for April. 1:02 p.m. on ed to the MCPD band-penal institu- Ronald Stanley a.m. on two war- orderly place. Du- The DMR report was submitted to the EPA for charges of turning and released into tion and possession Billiot Jr., 38, of 183 rants for failure to gas was booked, April. movements and re- their custody. of LSD. No bail has Electric Lane, Mor- appear on charges processed, and held Mr. B. Mitchell also inform the Board that the quired signals, open Jadi Guerrero been set. gan City, was ar- of criminal neglect on a $50,000 bond. Generator will be delivered in May. container and driv- Williams, 31, of 101 Aaron Melancon, rested on May 19 at of family, posses- Michelle Dugas, There being no other business from the ing under suspen- Southwest Blvd., 42, of 91244 Little 6:42 a.m. on the sion of clonazapam 46, of Iberia Street, Superintendent Mr. C. Punch motion to accept sion. Robin was re- Bayou Vista, was Place Road, Gonza- charge of posses- with intent to dis- Franklin, was ar- his report, with Ms. S. Milton seconding. Motion leased on a sum- arrested on May 17 les, was arrested on sion of marijuana. tribute, possession rested on May 20 at mons. at 10:39 a.m. on the Passed. May 19 at 12:14 Billiot was released of alprazolam with 9:13 a.m. on William Henry charge of battery on a.m. on charges of on a summons. intent to distribute, charges of posses- ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT/ BILLS: Toups, Jr., 32, of a police officer. Wil- possession of meth- Leslie Ann Bon- possession of mari- sion of Schedule I Ms. T. Verret informed the Board that she received 1708 Cross Road 2, liams was released amphetamines and villian, 40, of 3407 juana with intent to narcotics marijua- a dividend check from LWCC in the amount of Bayou Vista, was on a $2,500 bond. possession of drug Lake Palourde, distribute, resisting na with intent to $8,677.24, which has been deposited into the arrested on May 15 Carley Lee Grif- paraphernalia. No Amelia, was arrest- with force, posses- distribute, posses- savings account. at 8:20 a.m. on the3 fin, 36, of 103 Beau bail has been set. ed on May 19 at sion of drug para- sion of Schedule I Received invoice from Mr. John Mouton for charge of misde- Lane, Bayou Vista, Sylvester Louis 9:47 a.m. on phernalia and driv- narcotics heroin, services provided in the amount of $3,692.50. meanor domestic was arrested on Lee Francois Jr., charges of battery ing under suspen- possession of Received ADVALOREM TAXES: WS4 abuse battery. May 17 at 11:14 22, of 271 Grand- of a dating partner sion. Bail was set at Schedule II narcot- $3,032.70, DEBT SERVICES $3,002.82. Toups was released a.m. on the charge wood St., Patterson, and driving under $53,690. ics cocaine, posses- Presented bills in the amount of $61,106.49. on his own recogni- of battery of a dat- was arrested on suspension. Bonvil- Chad Michael sion of a legend There being no other business from the zance. ing partner. Griffin May 19 at 2:40 a.m. lian was released Bertrand, 35, of 517 drug without a pre- Administrator, Ms. S. Milton motion to accept Jason Richard was released on a on charges of no on a $3,500 bond. Joey St., Patterson, scription cycloben- her report and Pay the Bills, with Mr. H. Bell Domangue, 36, of $2,500 bond. taillights, driving Kevin James was arrested on zapine hydrochlo- 109 Manticourt, Vincent Latrell under suspension, Diggs, 44, of 510 Jo- May 20 at 4:50 p.m. ride, proceeds de- seconding. Motion Passed. Morgan City, was Watson Jr., 36, of There being other business before the Board Mr. violation of protec- ey St., Patterson, on the charge of re- rived from drug arrested on May 16 216 Fair Lane tive orders and bat- was arrested on sisting an officer by transactions, viola- T. Darden motion to adjourn with Mr. C. Punch at 10:51 a.m. on Drive, Gray, was ar- tery-simple. Fran- May 19 at 7:42 p.m. flight and on a war- tion of controlled seconding. Motion Passed. charges of posses- rested on May 17 at cois was released on on charges of rant for failure to dangerous sub- NEXT MEETING DATE: MAY 20, 2020 sion of marijuana 11:08 p.m. on a $6,250 bond. switched license appear on the stance law drug Thomas Ducote and possession of charges of posses- Darius Dwyone plate/stolen license charge of criminal free zone, posses- President drug parapherna- sion of a firearm-fel- Preston, 21, of 108 plate and driving neglect of family. sion of drug para- Willie J. Scott lia. Domangue was on, illegal posses- Richard St., Ashton, under suspension. Bail was set at phernalia—first of- Secretary/Treasury released on a sum- sion of stolen fire- was arrested on Diggs was released $80,098. fense, criminal con- mons. arms, illegal carry- May 19 at 1:58 a.m. on a summons. Stanley James spiracy and keeping Advertised May 27, 2020 Chet Williams, ing of a weapon in on charges of pos- Kenneth Ray Woods, 39, 514 a disorderly place. 53, of 1800 Front the presence of session of firearm Collins Sr., 63, of Douglas Drive, Dugas was booked, ST. MARY PARISH SHERIFF'S OFFICE St., Morgan City, CDS, possession of with obliterated se- 501 Flattown Road, Houma, was arrest- processed, and held was arrested on marijuana with in- IBERT rial number, posses- Charenton, was ar- ed on May 21, 2020, on a $15,000 bond. May 16 at 12:39 tent to distribute, sion of marijuana rested on May 19 at at 4:21 p.m. for im- Peggy Dugas, 62, LEGAL NOTICE proper lane usage, of Iberia Street, SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT driving under sus- Franklin, was ar- PARISH OF ST. MARY pension, and pos- rested on May 20 at STATE OF LOUISIANA session of drug par- 9:13 a.m. on First National Bank of Jeanerette LEGALS aphernalia. Woods charges of posses- Vs. No. 134435 Div “G” was released on a sion of Schedule I CLERK OF COURT - PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 10 summons to appear narcotics marijua- Herbert C. Ibert, III and Hatti on August 21. na with intent to Breaux Ibert PUBLIC NOTICE Office and may be inspected by the public during Franklin Police distribute, posses- TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of Order of Seizure A public hearing will be held in the St. Mary regular working hours from 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Chief Morris Bever- sion of Schedule I and Sale issued out of the Honorable 16th Parish Clerk of Court’s office on the Second Floor ly reported the fol- narcotics heroin, Judicial District Court, in and for the Parish of St. of the St. Mary Parish Courthouse in Franklin, CLIFF DRESSEL lowing arrests: possession of Mary, and to me directed, in the above numbered Louisiana, at 3:00 P.M. on June 10, 2020 for the Clerk of Court Aaron Lightfoot, Schedule II narcot- and entitled suit, I have seized the following purpose of amending the 2019-2020 budget. St. Mary Parish 32, of Ninth Street, ics cocaine, posses- mentioned and described property, to wit: Advertised May 27, 2020 Franklin, was ar- sion of a legend The certain lot or parcel of ground together with This amended budget is on file in the Clerk’s rested on May 15 at drug without a pre- all buildings and improvements thereon situated 9:58 a.m. on scription cycloben- and all rights, ways, privileges, prescriptions CLERK OF COURT - PROJECTED BUDGET 2020-2021 charges of two zapine hydrochlo- and servitudes thereto belonging or in anywise counts of domestic ride, violation of appertaining and all appurtenances thereof, abuse child endan- controlled danger- lying and being situated in Franklin, St. Mary germent, attempted ous substance law Parish, Louisiana, being known, designated aggravated crimi- drug free zone, pos- nal damage to prop- session of drug par- and described as LOT 12 OF BLOCK “A” OF erty and domestic aphernalia—first EASTWOOD SUBDIVISION, as more fully shown abuse battery with offense, criminal and depicted on a Plan of Land of EASTWOOD, strangulation. conspiracy, keeping as prepared by Barnard & Burk, Inc., Consulting Lightfoot was a disorderly place Engineers, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, dated July booked, processed, and proceeds de- 18, 1966, as revised October 19, 1966, a copy of and transported to rived from drug which is recorded in St. Mary Parish COB 14-M, the St. Mary Parish transactions. Dugas Entry No. 131,173. Law Enforcement was booked, pro- The above property bears the municipal address Center. cessed, and re- of 106 Eastwood Drive, Franklin, LA 70538. Altoneshia Du- leased on a $15,000 to satisfy the sum of FOUR HUNDRED FIFTEEN gas, 18, of Blakes- bond. THOUSAND AND FIFTY EIGHT AND 03/100 ley Street, Frank- Traci Burke, 33, ($415,058.03) DOLLARS, in principal, with lin, was arrested on of Lee Charles accrued interest through September 3, 2019 in May 15 at 11:46 Street, Franklin, the amount of $4,115.25, late fees of $240.50 and a.m. on the charge was arrested on of domestic abuse May 20 at 6:07 p.m. interest thereafter at the rate of $57.99 per day battery—first of- on a warrant for until paid, with 25% of said principal and interest fense. Dugas was the charge of viola- as attorney’s fees and all costs of this proceedings booked, processed, tion of protective as well as all sheriff’s cost and commission. and released on a order. Burke was All successful bidders must have cash, cashier’s $2,500 bond. booked, processed, check or a verifiable letter of credit in favor of Alton Fine, 29, of and released on a said bidder from a solvent bank, savings and Blakesley Street, $2,500 bond. loan association or other such financial institution Franklin, was ar- Kaveshia John- authorized to do business in the state of Louisiana rested on May 15 at son, 23, of Barrow and full payment must be made on the date of 12:17 p.m. on the Street, Morgan sale. Letter must state that money is available on charge of domestic City, was arrested the date of sale. abuse battery with on May 20 at 8:49 I shall expose the same at public sale, for Cash, strangulation. Fine p.m. on the charge according to law with appraisement to the last was booked, pro- of disturbing the and highest bidder, at the principal front door of cessed, and trans- peace by fighting. ported to the St. Johnson was re- the Court House in the Parish of St. Mary, Town Mary Parish Law leased to appear in of Franklin, Louisiana, on Wednesday, the 1st Enforcement Cen- Third Ward City day of July A.D., 2020, between the legal hours ter. Court. commencing at 10 0’Clock A.M. Eric Benjamin, William Moore, Sheriff’s Office Parish of St. Mary, La. 62, of Willow Street, 21, of Cherry Friday, the 15th day of May A.D., 2020 Franklin, was ar- Street, Franklin, BLAISE W. SMITH, SHERIFF rested on May 18 at was arrested on 8:32 p.m. on May 21 at 2:22 p.m. BY: Torrie Chatman charges of simple on two warrants for Deputy Sheriff battery and simple violation of protec- battery on a peace tive order. Moore Advertised in the Franklin Banner on May 27, officer. Benjamin was booked, pro- 2020 and June 24, 2020 was booked, processed, and held on Advertised May 27, 2020 cessed, and held on a $5,000 bond. BANNER- TRIBUNE CLASSIFIEDS PAGE 7, Section Two WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2020 WWW.STMARYNOW.COM

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