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St. Tammany Parish Council Ordinance Ordinance Calendar No ST. TAMMANY PARISH COUNCIL ORDINANCE ORDINANCE CALENDAR NO: 5201 ORDINANCE COUNCIL SERIES NO: COUNCIL SPONSOR: FALCONER PROVIDED BY: COUNCIL OFFICE INTRODUCED BY: SECONDED BY: ON THE 5 DAY OF JUNE , 2014 ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE COUNCIL SERIES NO. 03-0723, ADOPTED JULY 10, 2003 AND ORDINANCE COUNCIL SERIES NO. 11-2569, ADOPTED JULY 15, 2011, TO INCLUDE ALL PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED ORDINANCES REGARDING ELECTION PRECINCTS, LOCATIONS AND BOUNDARIES, AND TO APPROVE PRECINCT SPLITS FOR POLLING LOCATIONS APPROACHING THE LOUISIANA SECRETARY OF STATE’S MAXIMUM VOTER NUMBERS, TO APPROVE NECESSARY PRECINCT MERGERS DUE TO MINIMUM CAPACITY REGULATIONS, TO APPROVE NECESSARY POLLING SITE LOCATION CHANGES AND ALL PRECINCT BOUNDARIES CONTAINED HEREIN. WHEREAS, La. R.S. 18:534 provides for changing of Polling Places, and descriptions of said amendments are attached. THE PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY HEREBY ORDAINS: that Ordinance Council Series No. 03-0723 and Ordinance Council Series No. 11-2569 be amended to implement the amendments mentioned herein, and to be effective upon adoption and by the next calendared election date of November 4, 2014. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED: that amendments to the boundary descriptions, for clarification purposes, are ratified and mapped as described in this Ordinance. BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED: that the Registrar of Voters is hereby directed to process notification of precinct changes and polling booth relocations by any and all means he deems appropriate under the circumstances to individual voters in the area affected by these changes. REPEAL: All ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SEVERABILITY: If any provision of this Ordinance shall be held to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions herein which can be given effect without the invalid provision and to this end the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby declared to be severable. EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall become effective fifteen (15) days after adoption. MOVED FOR ADOPTION BY: SECONDED BY: WHEREUPON THIS ORDINANCE WAS SUBMITTED TO A VOTE AND RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING: YEAS: NAYS: ABSTAIN: ABSENT: THIS ORDINANCE WAS DECLARED DULY ADOPTED AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE PARISH COUNCIL ON THE 10 DAY OF JULY , 2014 ; AND BECOMES ORDINANCE COUNCIL SERIES NO . R. REID FALCONER, AIA, COUNCIL CHAIRMAN ATTEST: THERESA L. FORD, COUNCIL CLERK PATRICIA P. BRISTER, PARISH PRESIDENT Published Introduction: MAY 29 , 2014 Published Adoption: , 2014 Delivered to Parish President: , 2014 at Returned to Council Clerk: , 2014 at St. Tammany Parish 2014 Proposed Precinct Changes Precinct Splits Precinct #Voters New Pct Name #Voters Location 101 2646 101 1628 Ward 1 Community Building 108 1018 Madisonville Jr. High 104 1785 104 1022 Madisonville Elementary 109 763 Madisonville Elementary 105 2133 105 1163 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 110 970 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 106 2215 106 1412 Madisonville Jr. High 111 803 Madisonville Jr. High 301 2239 301 1077 Wallace Poole Fire Station 314 1162 Covington High School M06 1804 M06 1062 Tchefuncte Middle M11 742 Tchefuncte Middle 411 1999 411 1031 Lake Harbor Middle 428 968 Lake Harbor Middle S17 1780 S17 800 Salmen High S26 980 Salmen High 814 1919 814 1230 Living the Word Church 818 689 Northshore High School *601 740 601 695 Abita Springs Elementary 609 45 St. Tammany Animal Services *Ordinance #13-3054 St. Tammany Parish 2014 Precinct Mergers New Precinct #Voters Old Precincts #Voters New Location A02 1496 A02 1243 Abita Springs Elementary 311 * 253 School 416 842 416 842 St. Timothy’s United 424 0 Methodist Church 605 449 605 358 St. Tammany Animal 607 91 Complex S18 694 S18 366 Abney Elementary 908 ** 328 S10 1168 S10 954 Slidell Jr High School S12*** 214 *311 voted at Trinity Church **908 votes at Bayou Woods Elementary ***S12 voted at St. Tammany Jr. High School St. Tammany Parish 2014 Precinct Combo Split/Merger Old # New # Precinct 417 after split Old Precinct New Location Precinct Voters Precinct Voters before consolidation 423* Precinct 417 417 1838 417 1030 1030 #voters 4 #voters 1034 Lakeview Hospital #voters Conference Room 429 808 Grace Disciples Church *Precinct 423 voted at St. Timothy’s United Methodist Location Changes Only (Proposed) Precinct Old Location New Location # Voters 304 St. Tammany Ed Center Hwy 36 Fire Station 1477 306 North Lake Christian North Park Fire Station 919 310 North Lake Christian North Park Fire Station 1526 307 North Park Fire Station North Lake Christian 1431 312 North Park Fire Station North Lake Christian 1717 502 Bush Recreation Center Bush Community Center 1252 503 Bush Recreation Center Bush Community Center 876 Notes: 2014 Polling Locations & Comprehensive Summary / Effective July 2014 # of Council Polling Location Precinct Voters District 1 Abita Elementary 601 701 6 22410 Level Street A01 775 6 Abita Springs, LA 70420 A03 491 6 A04 580 2 A02 1249 5 2 Abney Elementary School S16 731 12 825 Kostmayer Street S22 1086 12 Slidell, LA 70458 921 1029 12 S18 366 13 3 Alton Elementary School 902 664 14 38276 N. 5th Avenue 914 771 14 Slidell, LA 70460 4 Bayou Lacombe Middle School 701 1159 7 27527 St. Joseph Street 702 913 7 Lacombe, LA 70445 706 1284 11 5 Bayou Woods Elementary School S07 722 14 35614 Liberty Drive 705 635 11 Slidell, LA 70460 905 1448 11 906 849 11 912 319 12 917 452 11 6 Bonne Ecole Elementary S04 787 8 900 RueVerand S08 953 8 Slidell, LA 70461 S09 584 8 7 BoyetJr.HighSchool 811 1374 13 59295 Rebel Drive 812 1267 9 Slidell, LA 70461 8 Bush Community Center 502 1253 6 81605 Hwy. 41 503 875 6 Bush, LA 70431 9 Carolyn Park Middle School 904 1433 14 35708 Liberty Drive 916 394 11 Slidell, LA 70460 907 380 12 S06 1385 12 10 Clearwood Jr. High School 802 717 8 130 Clearwood Drive 803 1017 8 Slidell, LA 70458 11 Covington High School 314 1162 3 73030 Lion Drive Covington, LA 12 Cypress Cove 807 1070 9 540 S. Military Road 817 1462 9 Slidell, LA 70461 13 Emergency Operations Center C04 764 1 510 E. Boston Street C05 705 1 Covington, LA 70433 14 Erwin Memorial Fire Station 204 921 3 16245 Hwy 40 Folsom, LA 70437 15 Fire Protection District #6 Station No. 3 205 1224 6 22310 Hwy 40 Bush, LA 70431 16 Folsom Elementary School 201 1064 3 82144 Hwy 25 202 1132 3 Folsom, LA 70437 207 643 3 F01 829 3 17 Grace Disciples 418 967 4 975 Hwy 190 East Service Road 429 808 5 Covington, LA 70433 18 Grace Memorial Baptist Church 806 1257 13 58516 Pearl Acres Road 816 592 13 Slidell, LA 70461 19 Holy Trinity Lutheran Church 103 1354 1 1 N. Marigold Drive 105 1375 1 Covington, LA 70433 110 960 1 20 Honey Island Elementary School 808 1050 9 500 S. Military Road 810 832 13 Slidell, LA 70461 918 298 13 # of Council Polling Location Precinct Voters District 21 Hwy 36 Fire Station 304 1481 2 19375 Hwy 36 Covington, LA 22 John Slidell Park Gym S01 1134 8 105 Robert Boulevard S05 1380 8 Slidell, LA 70458 23 Lacombe Fire Station 703 814 7 60267 S. 8th Street 704 957 7 Lacombe, LA 70445 24 Lake Harbor Middle School 411 1041 5 1700 Viola Street 426 672 10 Mandeville, LA 70448 428 968 5 25 Lakeview Hospital 417 1841 5 95 Judge Tanner Blvd. Covington, LA 70433 26 Lee Road Jr. High School 203 1638 6 79131 Hwy 40 206 891 2 Covington, LA 70435 27 Little Oak Elementary School 805 1275 8 59241 Rebel Drive Slidell, LA 70461 28 Living the Word 814 1961 14 1000 Caruso Blvd. Slidell, LA 70461 29 Lyon Elementary School C09 1376 2 1615 N. Florida Street 302 1353 2 Covington, LA 70433 303 1102 2 30 Madisonville Elementary School 104 1108 1 317 Hwy 1077 107 1308 1 Madisonville, LA 70447 109 763 1 31 Madisonville Jr. High School 102 1662 4 317 Cedar Street 106 2242 1 Madisonville, LA 70447 108 1018 3 111 1335 1 MD1 950 4 32 Magnolia Trace 408 1539 7 1405 Highway 1088 414 1228 10 Mandeville, LA 70448 427 675 10 33 Mandeville City Hall 403 1251 10 3101 E. Causeway Approach 410 1377 10 Mandeville, LA 70448 34 Mandeville Elementary M02 1031 10 519 Massena Street M03 586 10 Mandeville, LA 70448 M07 1191 10 35 Mandeville High School 413 1395 4 1 Slipper Drive 419 955 4 Mandeville, LA 70471 421 782 4 M01 1190 4 36 Mandeville Middle School 412 1179 7 2525 Soult Street 422 780 7 Mandeville, LA 70448 M09 345 10 M10 1627 4 37 Monteleone Junior High School 409 1027 7 63000 Blue Marlin Drive Mandeville, LA 70448 38 Northlake Christian School 313 1120 2 70104 Wolverine Drive 307 1435 2 Covington, LA 70433 312 1735 5 39 Northpark Fire Station District 12 306 926 1 115 Northpark Boulevard 310 1533 5 Covington, LA 70433 40 Northshore High School 809 922 14 100 Panther Drive 813 791 13 Slidell, LA 70461 818 689 14 S21 773 14 41 Northshore Square Mall 901 1077 11 150 Northshore Boulevard 913 1525 11 Slidell, LA 70460 915 1523 11 42 Pearl River Community Center P01 1560 9 39443 Hwy 41 Spur Pearl River, LA 70452 43 Pearl River High School 903 1380 9 39110 Rebel Lane Pearl River, LA 70452 # of Council Polling Location Precinct Voters District 44 Pontchartrain Elementary School 401 1408 4 1500 W. Causeway Approach 402 964 4 Mandeville, LA 70471 M08 1053 10 45 R.C. Milling Fire Station, District 8 504 723 6 75174 Hwy 1083 505 1129 6 Covington, LA 70435 46 Recreation District 7, Community Center 603 1052 11 67835 Highway 41 604 794 6 Pearl River, LA 70452 606 1015 6 47 Salmen High School 909 1592 13 300 Spartan Drive 910 1752 13 Slidell, LA 70458 911 1349 13 S15 1005 12 S17 786 12 S26 980 12 48 Sixth Ward Fire Station 602 885 6 73469 Highway 41 Pearl River, LA 70452 49 Slidell High School S02 717 8 1 Tiger Drive S03 1017 8 Slidell, LA 70458 S19 783 14 50 Slidell Jr.
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