www.co ncordiasent inel.com concordia sentinel • August 28, 2019 • 5B LSU hoops shine in Spain LSU completed its four-game tour of Spain with to be a huge component for us this season. He’s a a workmanlike and balanced win over its second really, really good player and that showed through - toughest opponent, the FC Barcelona B squad, 101- out this trip. That’s one of my biggest takeaway 77, Wednesday at the Ciutat Esportiva Joan Gam - from the trip how solid he is and how much we are per, the training grounds for all the FC Barcelona going to be able to count on him and depend on him squads. this coming season. As the LSU team arrived late morning at the heav - “The stat sheet read like it needed to,” Coach ily controlled site, several dozen fans were outside Wade said. “We beat them 60-32 in the paint. We the facility waiting to catch a glimpse and possibly doubled them up in the paint. We forced 23 an autograph from the football (soccer) team which turnovers and only turned it over ourselves nine was practicing on the other side of the complex. times. Three or four of those were us trying to get LSU finishes the tour at 3-1, following up an 92- the ball inbounds. Two were side out-of-bounds, 88 loss to the Dominican Republic with wins over two were full court inbounds. Stuff we haven’t spent All-Star teams from Valencia and Barcelona and the a lot of time working on yet preparing for the trip. FC Barcelona team, scoring over 100 points in each That’s stuff we can clean up on and cut the nine of the last three games. turnovers down to four or five. But forcing them to The FC Barcelona team featured young athletes 23 turnovers and then doubling them up in the paint from several different countries including 7-1 Ibou that’s how we are going to have to play.” Badji from the Senegal. After FC Barcelona took the lead early at 10-7 For the third straight game, LSU had at least six highlighted by a 7-0 run, the Tigers eventually got in double figure scoring with Darius Days leading the lead back for good at 12-11 with 4:31 to go in the way with 15 points. Charles Manning Jr., was the first quarter and were never headed, leading 21- really good in the game scoring from inside and out - 16 after the first ten minutes. side the arc to get 14 points, the same total that LSU closed the half with two free throws and a Trendon Watford and Skylar Mays totaled. Mays steal and score and then opened the third quarter went inside again several times for easy buckets in - with 10 straight points, their longest run of the game cluding one time he tangled and scored with the 7- at 14, to take the lead to 58-38 before the host team 1 Badji. could get a free throw. The lead would stretch to as Javonte Smart and Emmitt Williams had 13 points much as 27 points in the fourth quarter at 91-64 and delta charter tight end kenzeric hollins scores the first touchdown in a scrim - each for the game. Smart had five assists and 95-68 as LSU cracked the 100-point barrier in the age against Block Thursday. (Sentinel photo by Joey Martin) Williams was the leading rebounder with 8. final 45 seconds. For the contest, LSU shot 40-of-76 with nine FCB tried to pressure the Tigers man-to-man full- treys, making 12-of-17 free throws. FC Barcelona court a lot of the game, but not with a lot of success. Demons add local player to roster B was 27-of-56 from the field with 10 treys and 13- “Once we got it in, we were able to use our quick - The Northwestern State men’s has attended our summer basket - come one of the most feared 20 from the free throw line. LSU had a 31-30 ad - ness and our athleticism,” said Coach Wade. “We basketball signing class dots the ball camps since he was seven shooters in the state.” vantage on rebounds and forced 23 FCB turnovers, have the court a lot more spread now with the new country and the globe with repre - years old,” said NSU coach Mike The 5-foot-10 Bankston aver - getting 17 points from those. The Tigers turned the offense. It’s not so ball screen-centric. When the sentation from places like Greece, McConathy. “Our staff has fol - aged more than 20 points per ball over just nine times and had 60 points in the court is spread, the paint is open. It’s basically one- Arizona and Iowa. lowed his development over the game as a senior, earning first- paint (or puntos en pintura). on-one once you get by the guy. You just have to But the Demons will have a last several years, and it’s evident team all-area honors and an all- “I thought we played better. This is probably the keep him on your hip and go in and finish. I wish local flavor with the addition of he’s worked on his craft because state honorable mention nod. He best game since we’ve been here. I thought our de - we’d done a little bit better job of finishing. We Natchitoches guard Parker his production has been a huge added six assists and four steals fense was a little crisper. We did a little more missed four or five layups and they hit two or three Bankston. part of the success of the St. per game in his final campaign. switching than we have been doing,” said third-year threes off our missed layups because it puts your The St. Mary’s product is a Mary’s basketball program. Bankston made 237 career 3- LSU Coach Will Wade. “I’ve very, very impressed transition defense in a tough spot. But overall we long-range shooter who scored “His former coach Jason Kern pointers en route to St. Mary’s with Charles Manning. He’s been tremendous all got good film. We got a lot of stuff we know we 1,300 career points. and current coaches Tom Collins winning three district titles and trip. He’s so solid and affects winning in so many need to go back and get better at and know that we “It feels like Parker has already and Jacob Bankston have been in - making the Division IV state ways. You could see that out there today. He’s going need to go back and correct.” been here for awhile because he strumental in helping him be - championship game in 2018.
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JAMES, GARY JONESVILLE Louisiana, as presented to the Board of Aldermen when this Ordinance was intro - JEFFERSON, VYNEISHIA RENA FERRIDAY There were present: Mayor Buz Craft, Aldermen Jon Betts, Tommy Probst, Tron duced on July 9, 2019, and which was available for public inspection at the Vidalia JOHNSON, KATINA BAKER CLAYTON McCoy, Robert Gardner, and Alderwoman Sabrina Dore’. Town Hall since July 10, 2019, is hereby adopted. JONES, MARGARET VIDALIA There were absent: NONE. JORDAN, IBERNARD C III FERRIDAY SECTION II . A certified copy of the Policies and Procedures Manual, as adopted There were also present: Debra Moak, Town Accountant; Bill Murray, Town Man - hereby, shall be on file at the Vidalia Town Hall for public inspection once this Ordi - KEITH, KAYLA EARLINE CLAYTON ager; George C. Murray, Jr., Town Attorney; Jay LaSyone, Town Clerk, and Pam nance becomes effective, pursuant to statute. LACROIX, CONEY B JONESVILLE Middleton, Executive Secretary to the Mayor; and representatives of the press. LANGLEY, AMANDA FAYE VIDALIA SECTION III . The Mayor is hereby authorized to take all actions necessary and ap - LAWRENCE, JAMES EARL VIDALIA The meeting was opened with the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance and the invo - propriate for the implementation of the Policy and Procedure Manual herein LECKIE, WILLIAM GLYNN FERRIDAY cation was given by Alderman Betts. adopted. LEMOINE, TONI GASTON G VIDALIA LEWIS, TRANESIAN JHAJE VIDALIA A quorum being present, the Mayor declared the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of The above and foregoing Ordinance was read and considered, section by section, LLOYD, GLORIA JEAN FERRIDAY the Town of Vidalia, Louisiana, to be duly convened, in regular session, as the gov - and then on motion by Alderman McCoy, seconded by Alderman Betts, was submit - MARTIN, WANDA MARIE VIDALIA erning authority of said municipality, and opened the meeting for the conduct of busi - ted to a vote, as a whole, and the vote thereon was as follows: MATTHEWS, APRIL MARIE FERRIDAY ness. MATTHEWS JR, LEWIS FERRIDAY YEAS: Aldermen Betts, Gardner, Probst, McCoy and Alderwoman MAYS, DESTINY KENYONA FERRIDAY After being reviewed, the typed minutes of the Special Meeting of June 25, 2019, Dore’. MOHON, WILDA M VIDALIA and the regular meeting of July 9, 2019, were both approved, with the following NAYS: NONE. MOORE, MARGUERITTE FERRIDAY change being made, at the request of Alderwoman Dore’, to the July 9, 2019, min - ABSTAINING: NONE. MOREHEAD, RANDY R VIDALIA utes: In Agenda Item No. 8, the new hire for the Vidalia Police Department was not ABSENT: NONE. MURPHY, STEPHANIE WASHI N FERRIDAY approved unanimously, as Alderwoman Dore’ did not vote for approval. Motion for OZBURN, KIMBERLY LEEANN RIDGECREST approval of both the Special Meeting of June 25, 2019, and July 9, 2019, was made WHEREUPON, the Mayor declared the foregoing Ordinance to be duly PALMER, HEATHER RENEA MONTEREY by Alderwoman Dore’, seconded by Alderman McCoy, and unanimously carried. adopted this 13th day of August, 2019. PARKER, JOSEPH JR CLAYTON POOLE, SHEILA KATHY SM MONTEREY Addressing Agenda Item No. 1, the Mayor called on the Town Account - ant, Debra Moak, who presented the financial statement for the month of June, /s/ Jay LaSyone______/s/ Buz Craft______ROBERTS, SUE C VIDALIA 2019. As customary, she explained the fund balances for each of the funds, which JAY LASYONE, CLERK BUZ CRAFT, MAYOR ROBINSON, KIMBERLY NICHOL FERRIDAY summaries included a comparison of actual expenses to budget expenses. She 8/28 SANDROCK, STEPHANIE CAMIL FERRIDAY also reviewed the several summary sheets, previously given to the Aldermen, and SMITH, BRANDON ALEX FERRIDAY reported on the various positive and negative fund balances and indicated the This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. SMITH, CARIE CROFFORD VIDALIA 8/28 SMITH, MARY ANN JACKSO RIDGECREST net changes in the various funds through June 30, 2019. Following her presenta - ______SMITH, MICHAEL WILLIAM CLAYTON tion, there being no questions or comments, the Mayor thanked Mrs. Moak for her SMITH, RACHELL MICHELL M FERRIDAY usual thorough presentation. PUBLIC NOTICE SOWRHEAVER, JOE FRANK JR VIDALIA Agenda Item No. 2 was the consideration of occupational license appli - SPINKS, TONI B JONESVILLE cations. The first application was by Tasha Minor for Uniques Sip & Sketch at 103 CONCORDIA PARISH SCHOOL BOARD STRICKLIN, TRACIE ANNE JON VIDALIA Carter Street. There were no questions or comments and it was moved by Alder - PROPOSED CONSOLIDATED BUDGET STUTES, KATHY DARLENE MONTEREY woman Dore’, seconded by Alderman Gardner, and unanimously carried, that the FISCAL YEAR ENDING – JUNE 30, 2020 THOMPSON, RONNIE LLOYD MONTEREY application be granted. The second application was by Eddie White for Vidalia THORNTON, WALTER W VIDALIA Laser Engraving Service at 917 MLK Avenue. There were no questions or com - The following is a summary of the proposed Consolidated Budget for the Concordia TIFFEE, GENE WAYNE MONTEREY ments and it was moved by Alderman McCoy, seconded by Alderman Probst, and Parish School Board, 4358 Hwy 84 West, Vidalia, Louisiana, it is being published in TISDALE, CHARLIE NICOLE MONTEREY unanimously carried, that the application be granted. accordance with Act 504 of 1980. TURNER, KENDALL PATRICK P VIDALIA Agenda Item No. 3 was consideration of outdoor sign applications, and TURNER, LEE PEARL FERRIDAY there were none. WAGONER, GARY DALE JONESVILLE Agenda Item No. 4 was a public hearing on an Ordinance adopting and FY 2018/19 FY 2019/20 WARNER, ALBERTA MARIE VIDALIA enacting the Policies & Procedures Manual for the Town of Vidalia. The Mayor re - WATSON, DORIS METCALF M VIDALIA minded the Board that the proposed Ordinance had been introduced at the July 9, Fund Balance Fiscal Yr Beg $ 29,773,571 $ WEATHERSPOON, DANA WILEY FERRIDAY 2019, Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and that due notice of 30,330,934 WESLEY, LARRY FERRIDAY the introduction of the Ordinance has been published and the Notice of a Public Revenue 51,978,370 WHITE, CHARLES E FERRIDAY Hearing to be held at the August 13, 2019, Regular Meeting of the Mayor and Board 51,928,087 WHITE, MADELINE JOYCE VIDALIA had been given. The Mayor then asked for a motion to open the public hearing. A Expenditures 51,421,007 55,114,950 WIKE, DOUGLAS EUGENE E FERRIDAY motion to open the public hearing was made by Alderman Gardner, seconded by Al - Fund Balance Fiscal Yr End $ 30,330,934 $ WILKS, MELANIE JOHNETT VIDALIA derman McCoy, and unanimously carried. The Mayor announced that the public 27,144,071 WILLIAMS, ALEX L CLAYTON hearing was open. Following comments and questions about the bidding of con - WILLIAMS, DRESHAWN MIKAL FERRIDAY tracts in the manual and comments concerning not identifying the Town personnel The above fund balances are comprised of restricted, non-restricted and designated WILSON, SHANDRIA LASHAY FERRIDAY who were to follow and put some of the procedures into action were made, a motion reserves. The budget is available (summary form) for public inspection at the School WOODRUFF, SYDNEY SCOTT MONTEREY was made to close the public hearing by Alderman McCoy, seconded by Alderman Board Central Administrative Office. Our regular operating office hours are 7:30 a.m. WYLES JR, LEON BUTLER FERRIDAY Gardner, and unanimously carried. The Mayor announced the public hearing – 4:00 p.m., Monday – Friday. A public hearing on the proposed budget will be held closed. at 6:00 p.m., September 12, 2019, (Central Administrative Office Building, Confer - 8/28 Agenda Item No. 5 was Board consideration and adoption of an Ordi - ence Room #124) at which time the School Board will review and adopt budgets for ______nance adopting and enacting the Policies & Procedures Manual for the Town of Vi - its General and Special Revenue Funds. dalia, Louisiana. The Mayor explained the necessity for the adoption of the CONCORDIA PARISH SEWER DISTRICT #1 Ordinance to enact the Policies & Procedures Manual and requested a motion for /s/ Thomas H. O’Neal______P.O. BOX 823 adoption of the Ordinance, as presented. The Mayor then asked if there were any Director Business Affairs/CFO FERRIDAY, LA 71334 discussions or questions and, there being no questions, a motion to approve and Publish Date: August 28, 2019 318-757-7507 adopt and enact the Policies & Procedures Manual was made by Alderman McCoy, ______Board Meeting Minutes seconded by Alderman Betts, and unanimously carried. July 16, 2019 (A COPY OF THE ORDINANCE IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION 6PM HERE OF). Pursuantto the provisions of a resolution adopted by the Mayor and Board of Alder - PRESENT Agenda Item No. 6 , the Mayor explained the nature of the request by men ofthe Town of Ferriday, State of Louisiana (the "Governing Authority"), acting as Eddie Nugent President Entergy for the right-of-way and recalled on Mr. Bobby Paul for a further explanation the governing authority of the Town of Ferriday, State of Louisiana (the "Town "), on Cornell Lewis Vice President of the request. Mr. Paul advised that Entergy is replacing a current phone line with August 13,2019, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held Charles Turner Treasurer fiber optics and detailed for the Aldermen where the servitude for that line would be within the Town on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16,2019, and thatatthe said election Richard Crews located. At the conclusion of Mr. Paul’s explanation, a motion to approve the right- there will be submitted to all registered voters in the Town qualified and entitled to Melvin Ferrington of-way agreement, with the stipulations that a recordable property description and vote at the said election under the Constitution and Laws ofthe State of Louisiana plat be obtained for use in putting the right-of-way agreement in proper form, be ob - and the Constitution ofthe United States, the followingproposition, to-wit: Dutch White,Jr. Operator tained. Subject to the stipulations, the motion to grant the right-of-way, as presented Debi T. Duncan District Manager at the meeting, was unanimously approved. SALES TAX RENEWAL PROPOSITION Frederick W. White Operator Shall the Town of Ferriday, State of Louisiana (the "Town"), be authorized to con - Agenda Item No. 7 was Board approval of Intergovernmental Agree - tinue to levy and collect a tax ofthree-fourths of one percent (3/4%) (the "Tax") (an Meeting called to order by Eddie Nugent followed by prayer by ment between Town of Vidalia and Seventh Judicial District Attorney’s Office estab - estimated $329,000 reasonably expected at this time to be collected from the levy of Mellvin Ferrington. lishing the Seventh Judicial District Attorney’s Office as Vidalia City Court the tax for an entire year), for a period often (10) years, from January 1,2020, upon Prosecutor. At that time, the Mayor recognized District Attorney Brad Burget who re - the sale at retail, the use, the lease or rental, the consumption, and the storage for Financial statements given to each member. quested, that should the Agreement be approved, he be allowed additional time to use or consumption, oftangible personal property and on sales of services in the review the Agreement and to make any changes necessary, as he had not received Town, all as defined by law, to be dedicated and used (after paying the reasonable June board minutes from meeting read and approved. his copy in time to study it closely. There being no discussion by the Board, a mo - and necessary expenses of collecting and administering the Tax) for any lawful cor - tion to approve the Intergovernmental Agreement was made by Alderman Betts, porate purpose for the Town, and shall the Town be further authorized to fund the New 5 year operation for Wastewater Treatment granded by D.E.Q. seconded by Alderman McCoy and the voice vote was as follows: proceeds of the Tax into Bonds to pay the costs of the acquisition, construction and/or purchase of any lawful capital improvements for the Town to the extent and in Motion by Melvin Ferrington, seconded by Charles Turner to send YEAS: Aldermen Betts and McCoy. the manner permitted by the laws of Louisiana? request letter (3rd request) to police jury to spray the fence NAYS: Aldermen Gardner, Probst and Alderwoman Dore. a~ound the treatment plant. All agreed. ABSENT: NONE. The said special election shall be held at the polling places for the following - precincts, which polls will open at seven 0'clock(7:00) a.m. and close at eight o'clock Discuss new grant that is available for upgrades to plant. ABSTAINING: NONE. (8:00) p.m., in accordance with the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541, to-wit: The Town Clerk then announced that by a vote of 2 YEAS and 3 NAYS, the motion PRECINCTS Motion by by Melvin Ferrington, seconded by Cornell Lewis to to approve failed. OI-OI(PART) request company expert to come and troubleshoot aerators at Agenda Item No. 8 was Board approval of new hires for the Vidalia Po - 01-02 treatment plant. lice Department: Sam King – Full-time narcotics officer; and Angel Colon-Miranda – 04-04(P ART) Part-time crossing guard (VLE). There being no questions or comments from the The polling places for the precincts set fOlth above are hereby designated as the Motion by Cornell Lewis,seconded by Eddie Nugent, to raise monthly Board, the Mayor asked for a motion to approve. A motion to approve both hires poll ing places at which to hold the said election, and the Commissioners-in-Charge rates $2.00 per household starting in November 2019. 4 Yeas 1 No. was made by Alderman Betts, seconded by Alderman McCoy, and theh voice vote and Commissioners, respectively, shall be those persons designated according to thereon was as follows: law. Letter to Concordia Sentienl newspaper for change will be for 4 YEAS: Aldermen Betts, Gardner and McCoy. weeks as public notice. NAYS: Aldermen Probst and Alderwoman Dore. Notice is further given that a portion of the monies collected from the tax described Following the vote, the Clerk announced by a vote of 3 YEAS to 2 NAYS, the hires in the Proposition shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems RESOLUTION were approved. in the manner required by law. Board of Directors have decided to apply for grant for $1,200,00. for upcoming Grant Agenda Item No. 9 was Board approval for removal of surplus Town ve - 2020-21. And to reservedthe $2.00 rate raise for fees needed. hicles/equipment for various departments as per the list submitted by the Depart - A-I ments. The Mayor explained the need to dispose of the various equipment and No other business, meeting was adjourned. vehicles and gave a brief explanation of what vehicles and equipment were being The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable provisions of disposed of. He also called on Officer Frankie Carroll to give the status of the prop - Chapter 5, Chapter 6-A and Chapter 6-B of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised This institution is all equal opportunity provider and employer. erties. The property listed for disposal was: Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority, and IT Department – 2004 Ford Taurus, recommended to advertise for bids; the officers appointed to hold the said election, as provided in this Notice of Special 8/28 Recreation Department – Z-trak zero turn John Deere mower body and Election, or such substitutes therefor as may be selected and designated in accor - ______two 8 yard garbage dumpsters (rusted out), recommendation being junk; dance with La. R.S. 18: 1287, will make due returns tbereofto said Governing Au - Police Department – A 2006 Ford Crown Victoria and a 2002 Crown thority, and NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Governing Authority CONCORDIA PARISH SEWER DISTRICT #1 Victoria, the recommendation being to junk. will meet at its regular meeting place, the Town Hall, 1116 Second Street, Ferriday, P.O. BOX 823 Following a brief discussion, a motion to follow the recommendations of the Depart - Louisiana, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2019, at SIX O'CLOCK (6:00) P.M., and FERRIDAY, LA 71334 ments on the equipment for disposition was made by Alderwoman Dore’, seconded shall then and there in open and public session proceed to examine and canvass 318-757-7507 by Alderman Gardner, and unanimously carried. the returns and declare the result ofthe said special election. All registered voters of BOARD MEETING MINUTES Agenda Item No. 10 was an update on LEPA Unit #1. The Mayor gave the Town are entitled to vote at said special election and voting machines will be June 18, 2019 / 6P.M. the update and reminded those present of the status of the unit and advised that it is used. PRESENT at present not operating and will probably be down for at least 6 months. The gen - Eddie Nugent President erator either needs repair or replacing and the various governmental units who own THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Ferriday, Louisiana, on this, the 13 th day of August, Charles Turner Treasurer an interest in LEPA Unit #1 are in consultation with each other, attorneys and the 2019. Cornell Lewis Vice President manufacturer of the generator unit to find a solution to the current problem. ATTEST: /s/ Sherrie J. McMahon______Richard Crews At that point, Alderwoman Dore’ asked to be recognized and commented Mayor Melvin Ferrington that since the City Prosecutor’s position is being eliminated, asked who was going to /s/ Sharon R. Kelly______Debi T. Duncan District Manager prosecute in the interim. The Mayor advised that City Judge Scott McLemore will Clerk VISITORS probably be calling on the District Attorney to supply a prosecutor. Heather Carter CPA SILAS SIMMONS NATCHEZ FIRM Following the foregoing comments, there being no further business, the A-2 ABSENT Mayor asked for a motion to adjourn, which motion was made by Alderwoman 8/28 9/4 9/11 9/18 DutchWhite, Jr. Dore’, seconded by Alderman Betts, and unanimously carried, and the meeting was ______adjourned.
Meetmmg called to order by Eddie Nugent followed by prayer by Richard Crews. /s/ Jay LaSyone______/s/BuzCraft______Financial reports given to each member. JAY LASYONE, TOWN CLERK BUZ CRAFT, MAYOR
May 2019 Board Meeting minutes read and approved. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer
Heather Carter from Silas Simmons CPA Firm Natchez, Ms. presented rsesults from ORDINANCE NO. _____ audit 2018 for the District. All clean, no findings In good financial standing. Public Notice Deadline AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL Motion by Melvin Ferrington and seconded by Richard Crews to accept audit results FOR THE TOWN OF VIDALIA, LOUISIANA Friday Noon as presented. WHEREAS: Discussion about upcoming grants available. This proposed ordinance was previously introduced at the July 9, 2019 Regular No other business, meeting was adjourned. Meeting of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen; Notices accepted by mail or email Debi T. Duncan Due notice of the introduction of this proposed Ordinance was advertised in The P.O. Box 1485 Concordia Sentinel, the official journal of the Town of Vidalia, on the 17th day of July, 8/28` 2019; and Ferriday, LA 71334 ______A public hearing was held by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen on the 13th day of MINUTES OF A REGULAR PUBLIC MEETING OF THE August, 2019; [email protected] MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF VIDALIA, LOUISIANA, NOW THEREFORE: 318-757-3646 HELD ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2019 AT 6:00 P.M. IN THE TOWN HALL MEETING ROOM BE IT ORDAINED , by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Vidalia, Please note - confirmations for all public notices are always made by phone Louisiana, in Regular Session duly convened as the governing authority of said mu - The Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the Town of Vidalia, Louisiana, met, in regular nicipality, that: or e-mail reply. Please include contact name and number on all correspon - session, in the Town Hall Meeting Room in Vidalia, Louisiana, on Tuesday, August dence and contact our office immediately if such confirmation is not re - 13, 2019, at 6:00 p.m. SECTION I . The Policies and Procedures Manual for the Town of Vidalia, ceived www.concordiasentinel.com Concordia Sentinel • August 28, 2019 • 6B Public Notices law. Louisiana, 71483 or (318) 648-9800. GREEN, HERMAN LEE FERRIDAY GREEN, MELODY LEE FERRIDAY A-I 8/22 GUILLOT, RHONDA COLLEEN FERRIDAY ______Notice is further given that a portion of the monies coneeted from the tax described HAVARD, JOHN J VIDALIA in the Proposition shall be remitted to eertain state and statewide retirement systems TOWN OF VIDALIA HAWKINS, SYLVIA ANN FERRIDAY in the manner required by law. PUBLIC HEARING HEBERT, MELISSA SAUNDER VIDALIA HYDROELECTRIC ROYALTIES HELMES, JOHN RYAN VIDALIA The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable provisions of HILLIARD, WESTLY JR CLAYTON Chapter 5 and Chapter 6-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD ON SEPTEMBER 3, 2019 AT 6:00 P.M. HOLLINS, BELINDA C SHIVE C RIDGECREST amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority, and the officers appointed TO DISCUSS PROPOSED PROJECTS AND RECEIVE PUBLIC INPUT CON - HOLLOWAY, GLINDA SUE FERRIDAY to hold the said election, as provided in this Notice of Special Election, or such sub - CERNING POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE USES OF SURPLUS HYDRO REVENUES. HOLMES, HOMER ALEXANDER FERRIDAY stitutes therefor as may be selected and designated in accordance with La. R.S. 18: THE HEARING WILL BE HELD AT VIDALIA CITY HALL MEETING ROOM, 200 HUDSON, GRACIE MAPLES FERRIDAY 1287, will make due returns thereof to said Governing Authority, and NOTICE IS VERNON STEVENS BLVD., VIDALIA, LOUISIANA . JACKSON, LORRAINE JOHNSO FERRIDAY HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Goveming Authority will meet at its regular JACKSON, PIERRE RICHARD CLAYTON meeting place, the Fire Station, 413 Airport Road, Vidalia, Louisiana, on TUESDAY, THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EM - JENKINS, SARA DREWS VIDALIA DECEMBER 10, 2019, at FIVE O'CLOCK (5:00) P.M., and shall then and there in PLOYER. JOHNSON, DELMARCUS MALIK FERRIDAY open and public session proceed to examine and canvass the returns and declare JOHNSON, ELLEN MARIE CLAYTON the result of the said special election. All registered voters of the District are entitled PUBLICATION DATES : AUGUST 28, 2019 JOHNSON, JAKANI JAHI VIDALIA to vote at said special election and voting machines will be used. ______JOHNSON, JANIE L VIDALIA JOHNSON, OLA MAE VIDALIA THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Vidalia, Louisiana, on this, the I1tb day of June, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION JONES, BETTY FINLEY F JONESVILLE 2019. JONES, EDDIE F JONESVILLE Pursuant to the provisions of a resolution adopted by the Police Jury of the Parish of JOSEPH, DORA P VIDALIA ATTEST: Concordia, State of Louisiana (the "Governing Authority"), acting as the governing JUNEAU, GARY JOSHUA FERRIDAY /s/Judy Pugh______authority of the Parish of Concordia , State of Louisiana (the "Parish"), on August KIMBALL, PAUL DWAINE D VIDALIA Chairman 12,2019, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election will be held within the KING, JUSTINA J JONESVILLE Parish on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2019 , and that at the said election there /s/Jan Smith______will be submitted to all registered voters in the Parish qualified and entitled to vote at LANCASTER, JACOB DEAN MONTEREY Secretary-Treasurer the said election under the Constitution and Laws of the State of Louisiana and the LANIES, JESSICA FERRIDAY Constitution of the United States , the following proposition, to-wit: LEONARD, RANDY M FERRIDAY A-2 LIPSEY, LEE ANNE MOCK MONTEREY 8/28 PROPOSITION LONG, DENEISHO RENEE JONESVILLE ______(TAX RENEWAL) MARTZ, BARBARA ANN FERRIDAY Shall the Parish of Concordia, State of Louisiana (the "Parish" ), be authorized to MATHIS, AMY THORPE VIDALIA CITY OF VIDALIA continue to levy a special tax of one and eighty-one hundredths (1.81) mills on MATTHEWS, JESSICA R FERRIDAY PUBLIC NOTICE all the property subject to taxation in the Parish (an estimated $238,920,reasonably MCCLURE, BRAD DENNIS MONTEREY expected at this time to be collected from the levy of the tax for an entire year) , for a MCCLURE, KATRINA MONTPEL MONTEREY PROPERTIES OUT OF COMPLIANCE WITH CITY ORDINANCE NO. 642 AND period of ten (10) years , beginning with the year 2021 and ending with the year MCCRAY, SHERAIL C FERRIDAY ORDINANCE NO. 460 REGULATING THE GROWTH OF GRASS AND WEEDS 2030 , for the purpose of constructing, improving , maintaining, operating and/or MCCULLAR, ONISHA IMANI C FERRIDAY WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF VIDALIA, LA supporting public health units in the Parish and providing public health services in MCELWEE, TRAVIS EUGENE VIDALIA the Parish , including the payment of salaries and benefits of public health unit em - MCGRAW, STACEY TENNESSE VIDALIA PROPERTIES LISTED ARE IN VIOLATION OF ORDINANCE NO 642 AND ORDI - ployees? MCHALE, MICHAEL STANTON MONTEREY NANCE NO. 460 AS OF THE PUBLICATION DATE OF THIS PUBLIC NOTICE MCNEELY, ALLISON MONTEREY HAVE TEN (10) DAYS TO TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTIONS. Said special election will be held at each and every polling place in the Parish of MECHE, LORAINE KIMBALL VIDALIA Concordia, which polls will open at seven o'clock (7:00) a .m. and close at eight o' - MEREDITH, JESSICA R FERRIDAY THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER. clock (8 :00) p.m. , in accordance with the provisions of La. R.S. 18:541. METCALF, WILLIAM LEE MONTEREY MIDDLETON, FRED WELLS FERRIDAY 604 N. Magnolia St. The polling places at the precincts in the Parish are hereby designated as the polling MILLICKS, ANGELA JEANNETT J VIDALIA D.A.R. #23-BROWNLOW CORP. places at which to hold the said election , and the Commissioners-in-Charge and MINOR, FELISHA LASHAWN FERRIDAY 604 N. Magnolia St. Commissioners, respecti vely, shall be those persons designated according to law . MINOR, SHELIA DARNELLA VIDALIA Vidalia, La. 71373 MIZE, SHEENA ILENE CLAYTON Notice is further given that a portion of the monies collected from the tax described MOAK, RUSTY LEE VIDALIA 1107 Cherry St. in the Proposition shall be remitted to certain state and statewide retirement systems MOFFETT, CONSTANCE PAULE P VIDALIA Prunty, Alan J. in the manner required by law. MOORE, ROGER DEAN VIDALIA 1107 Cherry St. MORACE, JESSIE MORACE VIDALIA Vidalia, La. 71373 The said special election will be held in accordance with the applicable provisions of MORALES, BERNARD FERRIDAY Chapter 5 and Chapter 6-A of Title 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as MORGAN, TRANACE LASHAWN FERRIDAY 1115 Carter St. amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority , and the officers ap - MUSCALINA, CASSANDRA VIDALIA JL Holdings, LLC. pointed to hold the said election , as provided in this Notice of Special Election , or MYLES, DELORIS JEFFERS JONESVILLE c/o GPS Hospitality Partners IV such substitutes therefor as may be elected and designated in accordance with La. NEELY, HOLLY G VIDALIA 2100 Riveredge Pkwy., Ste 850 R.S . 18: 1287 , will make due returns thereof to said Governing Authority , and NO - NELSON, JHANA L CLAYTON Atlanta, GA. 30328 TICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that the Governing Authority will meet at its NEW, BAILEY MARIE MONTEREY regular meeting place , the Police Jury Room of the Courthouse, Room NEW, DICKIE W FERRIDAY 406 Mimosa St. 2 , 4001 Carter Street, Vidalia , Louisiana, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2019 , at PEAK JR, RUSSELL RAY FERRIDAY Holmes, Charles R. SIX O'CLOCK (6:00) P.M ., and shall then and there in open and public session pro - PERRY, BRITTNEY VIDALIA c/o Louis Kelvin Holmes ceed to examine and canvass the returns and declare the result of the said special POOLE, HAZEL LORETTE VIDALIA 1204 Palm St. election . All registered voters of the Parish are entitled to vote at said special elec - POOLE, JAMES WILLIAM MONTEREY Vidalia, La. 71373 tion and voting machines will be used. REID, LARIE JACKSON VIDALIA 305 Cross St. THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Vidalia, Louisiana, on this, the 12th day of August, lst RICE, CATHERINE GRAVE G CLAYTON Blow, Savannie A. RIVERA, ADRIEL D VIDALIA 823 Martin Ave. s/s Sandi T. Burley______ROBINSON, DOROTHEA DENISE RIDGECREST Pineville, La. 71360 Secretary-Treasurer SANDERS, KRISTI M FERRIDAY SCHIELE, MEDINA S VIDALIA PUBLICATION DATE: August 21, 2019 and August 28, s/sJimmy Wilkinson______SCHULTZ, DANIEL ISAIAH VIDALIA 201______President SCOTT, TANGANYIKA QUAR FERRIDAY SELF, LAURA YVONNE VIDALIA The Village of Clayton Run: 8/28 , 9/4 , 6/11 , 6/18 SKIPPER, HAROLD MONTEREY ______SKIPPER, SHARAMEE SHARTE CLAYTON John Deere Tractor-5403 with 512 Bucket, Serial number/Vin R186839D SMITH, DEBRA LYNN HEND H VIDALIA condition inoperable PETIT JURY FOR MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2019 SMITH, JAMES CONNER FERRIDAY SMITH, MARY DARLENE CLAYTON John Deere Bush Hog - Serial/Vin number lW4676 - fairly operable, ADAMS, BRITTANY MCENTY JONESVILLE SMITH, MARY LOUISE VIDALIA needs repairs ALBERT, LOTTIE MAE VIDALIA SMITH, RAYMONICA SHANE VIDALIA ALLEN, ETHAN ROY MONTEREY SOMMERSVILLE, KIARA SHARDA CLAYTON The Village of Clayton will be accepting sealed bids until 4:00p.m., Friday, ALLEN, JAMAL KEITH FERRIDAY SOMMERSVILLE, TAWANA LASHAWN CLAYTON August 30, 2019 . These items are available for inspection at Clayton City ANDERSON, GEORGIA MAE FERRIDAY SPALDING, TAMMY MONIQUE FERRIDAY Hall. All bids receieved after 4:00p.m., Friday, August 30, 2019 will not ANDERSON, JASMINE MONIQUE VIDALIA SPARKS, ZENITA MICHELLE MONTEREY be opened . The Village of Clayton has the right to reject any and all bids. ATKINS, RACHEL ANNE VIDALIA STEWART, LILLIE MAE VIDALIA For more information, please contact Sally Lewis, Town Clerk at (318) 757-8540 BACON, MARY FRANCES FERRIDAY STROUD, ROBERT LESLIE VIDALIA or Minnie Turner, Court Clerk at (318) 757-2605 BAIRNSFATHER JR, HARTWELL FOUNT F MONTEREY SWANSON, JULIA MAE FERRIDAY BARBER, KEISHLA CHANTEL C FERRIDAY TALBOT, BRENDA LYNN VIDALIA 8/21 8/28 BATEY, CINDY F VIDALIA TARVER, BRENDA SMEDLEY S FERRIDAY ______BATH, DANIEL LEE MONTEREY TAYLOR, JASON LEE VIDALIA BECKMAN, JOSHUA WAYNE FERRIDAY TAYLOR, PATRICIA LYNN JONESVILLE N O T I C E BELL, MARKELLE LAKEIT FERRIDAY THOMAS, JAMES N VIDALIA BENNETT, BRENDA MOSES VIDALIA THOMAS, MARTHA L J L VIDALIA Out of an abundance of caution, and pursuant to Article IV, Section 21(D)(1) of the BISHOP, ALICE VIDALIA THORPE, DOROTHY VIDALIA Louisiana Constitution and Entergy Louisiana, LLC (“ELL’s), Formula Rate Plan BLAIR, LASHANDA RENEE FERRIDAY TILLAGE, KELVIN VIDALIA (“FRP”) authorized by the Louisiana Public Service Commission (“LPSC”) notice is BOLYER, MARJORIE ELAINE JONESVILLE TODD, TRACY LEANN VIDALIA hereby given that on May 31, 2019, ELL, a public utility providing retail electric and BOOK, BERLIN MORELAND JR MONTEREY TRAHAN, JOHN ANTHONY VIDALIA gas service throughout the State of Louisiana, filed with the its Rider Schedule FRP- BOURKE, GEORGE ROBERT FERRIDAY TURNER, DUSTIN SPENCER VIDALIA 1 Evaluation Report and Workpapers for Test Year 2018. That original filing reflects BOYTE, JAMES NICHOLS FERRIDAY an earned return on common equity (“EROE”) for the 2018 Evaluation Period/Test BRADFORD, JAMIE GOSSETT VIDALIA VAUGHT, GERALD L FERRIDAY Year of 10.61%. As such, a Base Rider FRP Revenue decrease of $8.9 million is BROOKS, OLLIE MAE M FERRIDAY VEASEY, LESTER NEIL VIDALIA required. While Base Rider FRP Revenue will decrease as a result of this filing, BROWN, DARRELL FERRIDAY WADLINGTON, JENNIFER I VIDALIA overall FRP Revenues will increase by approximately $118.7 million. BROWN, ERIC MILES VIDALIA WAGLEY, KRISTEN SKYLAR VIDALIA BROWN JR, PRINCE VIDALIA WARE, RENE OHLSEN RAN VIDALIA Subsequently, on August 19, 2019, ELL submitted a compliance update consisting BROWN, VICTORIA VIDALIA WARNER, TERRY MATTHEW FERRIDAY of a revised Evaluation Report and Work papers that include: (1) a correction to BRUCE, KAYLA AMANDA VIDALIA WASHINGTON, ANTRINETTE L VIDALIA Legacy FRP Revenues to reflect the increase of Legacy EGSL-L Additional Capacity BUCKLES, MATTHEW TYLER R FERRIDAY WHITE, FADRA L FERRIDAY Revenue in the amount of $1.952 million (see HSPM AJ26.8 (attached)); and (2) an BUFORD, KEVIN FERRIDAY WHITE, FREDERICK WAYNE FERRIDAY increase to the Transmission Recovery Mechanism (“TRM”) to reflect total capital CAIN, CHARLOTTE CRUSE C VIDALIA WHITLEY, DONNEAL NECOAL FERRIDAY additions of $319,339,593 (see AJ30)(Revised TRM Revenue Requirement CALHOUN, LYNDA G MORELAN M MONTEREY WHITLEY, JACQUELINE DENI FERRIDAY $33,634,997; Original Filed TRM Revenue Requirement $31,601,854; True-up CARROLL, MARTHA GAYE VIDALIA WILEY, DALTON JAMES SR VIDALIA Amount $2,030,143.) CARTER, TONEY LEKEITH FERRIDAY WILLIAMS, NKENDRA T VIDALIA CASSELS, LOREN ASHLEY MONTEREY WILSON, ROGER WAYNE JR FERRIDAY Subject to final LPSC review, the resulting FRP factors to be applied to the respec - CEASOR, ALEXIS CHARMAIN FERRIDAY WOODS, KENDERIS KEYON JONESVILLE tive ELL rate classes (including Legacy ELL and Legacy EGSL rate classes) effec - CEASOR, HERMAN FERRIDAY WOODS, MATTHEW BRIAN VIDALIA tive for customer bills rendered on and after the first billing cycle of September 2019, CLARK, MARK A FERRIDAY WOOTEN, MANDY KAY WADE VIDALIA are as follows: COLLINS, ADRIENNE WILEY VIDALIA COLLINS, DERRICK LAMAR VIDALIA BANKS, MARIE FERRIDAY Except for those rate schedules excluded under ELL Rider Schedule FRP-1, the re - BARR, HANNAH BROOKE VIDALIA quired FRP factor of 42.2062% is to be applied to each of Legacy ELL’s rate classes COLLINS, IRENE FERRIDAY BATES, CHRIS TERILL VIDALIA and the required FRP factor of 42.2900% is to be applied to each of Legacy EGSL’s COLLINS, SHANBRIEKA MECH FERRIDAY BLOODSAW, BRANDY BATHELIA B FERRIDAY rate classes, both effective for monthly customer bills rendered on and after the first COOPER, CYDNIE ELLISSA JONESVILLE BOZEMAN, DAWN MICHELLE VIDALIA billing cycle of September 2019. CRAWFORD, BOBBY WAYNE FERRIDAY BRADFORD, SUSAN MARIE JONESVILLE CREEL, NANCY MARIE MCK M VIDALIA BRAY, DONOVAN WAYNE CLAYTON It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates will have the following effects CROSS, ROBERT TERRELL JR VIDALIA BRIGGS, JERI LYNN RIDGECREST upon applicable Legacy ELL customers’ typical monthly bills: for a Residential cus - CROSS, SUSANNAH COLLEE FERRIDAY BRITTON, SHARON MARIE FERRIDAY tomer using 1,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately ($2.08), from $97.61 CRUMP, DEBRA WATKINS W FERRIDAY BROWN, MICHAEL ANTHONY FERRIDAY to $99.69; for a Small General Service customer using 50 kW and 12,500 kWh the CURRAN, JENNIFER MARIE VIDALIA BRYANT, HILTON JAMES VIDALIA bill would change by approximately $28.50, from $1,308.80 to $1,337.30; for a Large BUTLER, LASHAUN OWANNA FERRIDAY General Service customer using 1,000 kW and 500,000 kWh the bill would change DAVIS, ARLANA LEE FERRIDAY CALDWELL, GREGORY ALAN VIDALIA by approximately $645.68, from $34,989.97 to $35,635.65. DAVIS, KEYUAN DRASHAUN FERRIDAY CALHOUN, CANDANCE ANDRON FERRIDAY It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates will have the following effects DEAN, RHONDA AVANCE A FERRIDAY CARTER, PAUL T VIDALIA DODD, CALVIN EUGENE VIDALIA CHAUVIN, EDITH THOMPSON T VIDALIA upon applicable Legacy EGSL customers’ typical monthly bills: for a Residential ELLETT, TOMMY AARON FERRIDAY COOK, RAFAEL CORNELIU FERRIDAY customer using 1,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $3.99, from ELLIOTT, STEPHANIE N VIDALIA COTHERN, ADELIA WALKER W VIDALIA $91.61 to $95.60; for a Small General Service customer using 5000 kWh the bill EMFINGER, ZANE GREEN FERRIDAY COTTON, JOHNNY L VIDALIA would change by approximately $24.75, from $537.55 to $562.30; for a Large Gen - ENGLISH, SHERRY LYNN MONTEREY CROSS, TINA LOUISE VIDALIA eral Service customer using 500 kW and 255,500 kWh the bill would change by ap - EVANS, ELIZABETH RUSHI A VIDALIA CUPIT, KRISTY FLEMING JONESVILLE proximately $618.92, from $16,137.01 to $17,353.93. EVANS, GABRIEL SCOTT VIDALIA DALLALIO, CALLIE RIGGS VIDALIA FARRIS, PAMELA THOMPSON T MONTEREY DAVIS, AMEKA LEONARD FERRIDAY ELL’s filing still seeks authorization to combine the residential rates for Legacy ELL FIFE, TERRELL DEMOND VIDALIA DAVIS, MICHAEL STEPHEN FERRIDAY and Legacy EGSL customers. ELL anticipates that the proposed changes would not FIFI, TIVVIE EVANS FERRIDAY DENNIG, KALLY MARIE FERRIDAY take effect until September 2020. FINLEY, EDITH MARIE M MONTEREY DISON, CURTIS R FERRIDAY FLEENER, KATY LYNN CROSS C CLAYTON DORE, ERIN SABRINA PA VIDALIA For questions and comments regarding ELL’s filing, please call the LPSC toll free at FLEMING, DEJUAN EDWARD VIDALIA DOWELL, MELINDA H FERRIDAY (800) 256-2397. Additionally, the filing, including its attachments may be viewed in FORTENBERRY, CAROLYN R VIDALIA DYE, HOPE SEVIER FERRIDAY the Records Division of the LPSC at the following address: FOSTER, BILLIE ANN VIDALIA FOSTER, BRENDA LEE FERRIDAY EDWARDS, STEPHEN PAUL FERRIDAY Records Division FREDERICK, ROBERT PAUL VIDALIA FIELDS, WESLEY SCOTT JONESVILLE 602 N. 5th Street, 12th Floor FREEMAN, GREGORY G VIDALIA FLETCHER, JACK RAYFORD VIDALIA Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 GILLESPIE, STEPHANIE L FERRIDAY GREEN, WILLIAM EDWARD FERRIDAY Telephone: (225) 342-3157 GLASPER, BRENDA H FERRIDAY GREEN, ZENOBIA JANELLE FERRIDAY GODBOLD, SARAH ANN VIDALIA HARBOR, LEOLA WANDA FERRIDAY ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC GOEGGLE, LAURA WESTMOREL JONESVILLE HARRIS, EARNESTINE FERRIDAY GORDON, SAMUEL FERRIDAY HARRIS JR, EDWARD FERRIDAY 8/28 GRANGER, TARAUS JICHELLE FERRIDAY HAUER, MARGARET SUSON W FERRIDAY ______GRAY, ROSALEE TYLER T FERRIDAY HENRY, IVERING D FERRIDAY GREEN, ADAM THOMAS JONESVILLE HILLIARD, SHIRLEY R CLAYTON NOTICE GREEN, ALICIA RENEE FERRIDAY HUGHES, JANET CATER C VIDALIA Anyone knowing the whereabouts of TOMMY J. BAKER AND/OR TIFFANY ANN GREEN, CEDRIC LEE JR FERRIDAY HUNT, JAMAAL KEISHAUN VIDALIA BAKER please contact J. Keith Gates, Attorney at Law, at P.O. Box 1433, Winnfield, GREEN, DYKEISHA VONTRE FERRIDAY JACKSON, JERRY WAYNE FERRIDAY