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The St. Tammany Farmer’s Top 10 stories of 2025

This year’s biggest story isn’t a myth, unfortunately

“Between Scylla and Charybdis” is a saying from Greek mythology that describes having to choose between two equally terrible options. Scylla was imagined to be a giant, six-headed creature that terrorized sailors along the Strait of Messina in the Mediterranean. Charybdis Andrew waited on the side of the pass, Canulette a vast whirlpool that sucked ANDREW’S entire ships and crews into ANGLE oblivion when they strayed too close. Choosing which monster to confront was one of many no-win situations facing Odysseus in Homer’s “The Odyssey” — the epic poem with a narrative similar to what’s being played out right here in St. Tammany Parish today, at least 2,500 years after “The Odyssey” was written. Consider local elected ofﬁcials to be Odysseus and his crew returning home after the Greeks were victorious in the Trojan War — a fair comparison to Louisiana’s infamous knuckle-busting political campaigns. As they voyage back to Ithaca, they are befallen by a series of trials, one of them having to sail between the Scylla and Charybdis. It was Circe, a sea nymph, who advised Odysseus to confront the Scylla, the logic being it would be better to lose six crew (one to each of her heads) than watch the entire ship be engulfed and drowned by Charybdis. Circe’s advice was correct, but it didn’t come without bloodshed. And that’s where

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Unprecedented snow during Winter Storm Enzo in January of 2025 affected all areas of St. Tammany Parish, all but obliterating Mardi Gras flags hanging proudly in Olde Towne Slidell.

2. Record snow blankets St. Tammany After what meteorologists billed as a 100year storm dumped as much as 8 inches of snow in St. Tammany Parish on Jan. 21, residents still were talking about the weather phenomenon three days later as they pulled tarps off their plants, unwrapped exposed pipes and surveyed the wet mess left behind as the ﬁnal pockets of powder ﬁnally melted. Despite the clean-up that was ahead for some residents, most had nothing but rave reviews of the magnificent snow that made much of the Gulf Coast (from Texas through the panhandle of Florida)

look more like a scene from Lake Ontario’s shores in the dead of winter. It was, after all, an extremely odd site — snowdrifts nearly a foot high in Slidell, the Mandeville lakefront a frosty forest of towering oaks swaddled in grey mist, the statue of President Ronald Reagan at the Covington Trailhead looking like a Head and Shoulders shampoo ad, with a couple inches of snow resting on his bronze shoulders. And as far as any weather experts could tell, it was a record snowfall for all of St. Tammany — at least in recently recorded history, said Hannah Lisney, of the National Weather Service’s ofﬁce in Slidell.

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STARC clients are the spirit of Christmas BY SARA PAGONES

at Slidell Little Theatre, she was overwhelmed by the memory of her daughter, Gina Marie, who died at 3. She had When Rose Marie Sand was ﬁrst in- Down syndrome. “I didn’t even realize that I would get vited to be in a Christmas performance some of her friends put on annually for emotional,” Sand recalled. But after STARC clients, she was a newcomer to taking a moment to compose herself, Slidell and was just excited to be includ- Sand threw herself into the spirit of the ed in what she expected to be a lot of fun. ä See STARC, page 3A But as audience members arrived

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By 7 a.m. on Dec. 20, the inside of a Covington warehouse buzzed with the activity of workers as busy as elves packing boxes with assemblyline precision and joyful cheer. The scene sounds something like what is found at the North Pole. But instead of Santa’s workshop, the warehouse belonged to the Northshore Food Bank, and it was ﬁlled with volunteers for the Feeding the Needy Christmas service project. Feeding the Needy is a 23-year Covington community tradition in partnership with the Covington Rotary Club and distributed through the Northshore Food Bank. The 2025 project provided food baskets to almost 1,500 families across St. Tammany and Washington parishes, said Greg Langham, who spearheaded the event for the Covington Rotary. The baskets were filled with a full holiday meal — a turkey and sides, such as mashed potatoes and stufﬁng, with vegetables, and enough other food — gumbo mix, red beans, rice and chili — to provide up to four additional meals. A fundraiser luncheon held Dec. 9 at St. Paul’s School, along with business sponsorships

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The entire parish was blanketed in white after event, ofﬁcially called Winter Storm Enzo by meteorologists, with 5 inches recorded in Covington and more than 7 inches recorded in Slidell. To compare, Lisney said some 5 inches were recorded in Folsom in 2017. Before that, in 2008, Mandeville had 2.5 inches. There were also two inches of snow recorded in Slidell in both 1988 and 1993. Lisney said the NWS didn’t have data on snow levels in St. Tammany for either the 1963 or 1895 snowfalls that blanketed New Orleans with what some historians said was a

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the real similarity begins for Homer’s “The Odyssey” and the odyssey of St. Tammany Parish’s public agencies. The mythical creatures that populate Homer’s world are very real threats today. They are the difficult choices that government leaders must make when a parish electorate — even if it’s 21% of voters — decided in March against rededicating a portion of a 2% parishwide sales (currently used for drainage and roads) to help pay expenses for the District Attorney’s Office, the judges of the 22nd Judicial District Court and the St. Tammany Parish Justice Center. It was the sixth time in less than a decade that voters shot down a ballot item to fund the criminal justice system, which also includes the parish jail. While that vote alone was a major turning point on the local landscape, it was the fallout from the failed proposition we believe cemented it as St. Tammany Parish’s top story of 2025. The St. Tammany Parish Council and District Attorney Collin Sims already had formed a committee aimed at finding waste and improving the parish’s budget process by the time voters shot down the sales tax rededication by a 52%-48% margin. The Transparency and Resource Accountability Committee was created in response to infighting that began when parish justice system agencies argued they weren’t receiving funding from the parish that is mandated by the state. The committee first turned its attention to the parish’s Mosquito Abatement District and the committee opined that the district hadn’t followed the most cost-effective use of tax dollars in more than one area. The Mosquito Abatement District filed suit, citing numerous problems with the TRAC study. Chief among them, perhaps, was that as district attorney, Sims is the district’s de facto legal representative and his position on the committee was a conflict of interests. The suit was dropped later in the year, but it proved TRAC almost certainly would face contentious battles from other, more large agencies when they came under the committee’s scrutiny. More rifts appeared between parish powerbrokers as the 2026 parish budget came into focus later in the year. The Sheriff’s Office and parish government dispute how much money the parish must pay for medical expenses for inmates at the jail, as well as how much was owed for security detail at the parish courthouse. Sheriff Randy Smith threatened to pull deputies from their posts at the justice center, which led to the parish filing suit. The sides came to a temporary truce in December while attempting to hammer out a deal to keep deputies at the courthouse doors. The 2026 budget had a 30% reduction in finances for the parish jail, as well as the 22nd Judicial District Court judges and the district attorney. Incoming Council Chair Cheryl Tanner said those agencies could see a 50% reduction in funding in 2027. The budget also included steep cuts for funding to the Safe Haven mental health campus and eliminated a cost of living raise for parish employees. Council leaders said the cuts were not easy but will be commonplace without dedicated funding sources for mandated costs. Realizing continued cuts to parish services would be a detriment (if not an outright threat) to the community, representatives from all taxing bodies in the parish convened at the Justice Center on Dec. 18 to, as Sims wrote on his Facebook account, “begin identifying responsible, short & long-term solutions that restore public confidence and ensure essential services are appropriately staffed and funded — without increasing taxes or adding burden to taxpayers.” That almost certainly indicates meaningful cuts are coming to most, if not all, St. Tammany Parish public agencies. And though no one wants to hear it, rest assured that the real cost of any business, any agency, is in its employees — the salaries they make, the benefits they receive. Here’s a guess that most everyone will say cutting public jobs is a last resort. But any responsible audit of a taxing agency will predict where this is headed. It is, after all, what a slim majority of 21% of voters said they wanted last March — do more with less, and start doing it yesterday. And so, like Odysseus, our leaders have a choice. Scylla or Charybdis? Either way, the parish won’t come out of this unscathed.

comparable amount to what the northshore saw last week. It certainly was a beautiful site, the communities glistening in soft white powder that began falling just before daybreak and continued in most places until at least sunset. Children, who didn’t have school all week following the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Jan. 20 and four consecutive snow days, built snow figures and had snowball fights. Some brave souls ventured further into the cold, taking their pets for walks on snow-covered sidewalks and others turned inflatable inner tubes into makeshift sleds and were towed down iced-over city streets by four wheelers, trucks and golf carts. Dangerous driving conditions remained a major concern for parish officials and law enforcement all week. Citizens were encouraged to stay off local roads, with most covered in ice for several days as temperatures plunged as low as 12 degrees overnight on Jan. 21 and didn’t get back into the 40s until midday on Jan. 23. A refreeze overnight the same day made getting to work on Jan. 24 a tricky proposition, too. To help offset the hazardous driving conditions, parish offices remained closed after the King holiday and didn’t open until Jan. 24. Most businesses were buttoned up, garbage service was suspended and mail trucks were nowhere in sight. In addition to the usual salting of bridges to help reduce the risk of ice build-up, parish crews repurposed “skid steers” to move snow from area roadways. The heavy equipment is normally used for digging during drainage improvement projects, but every machine that could be used was on parish roads the morning of Jan. 22, clearing St. Tammany’s 1,600 miles of roadway as quickly as possible. Parish President Mike Cooper urged residents to avoid driving during and after the storm, as temperatures continued to plummet each night, creating new sheets of ice over blacktop highways. Parish Spokesperson Michael Vinsanau said the parish didn’t have to close any roads because of the snowstorm, noting that “Mother Nature closed the roads for us.” The state, however, did close some sections of interstate in the Slidell area, including the twin spans over Lake Pontchartrain. As of Jan. 24, travel on most local roads had returned to normal, though bridges remained tricky in spots. The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway didn’t reopen to commuter traffic until Jan. 24.

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3. Slidell has three mayors in one year Randy Fandal won a special election Oct. 11 to become Slidell’s mayor, capping a campaign he formally launched in January when former Mayor Greg Cromer announced his resignation. Fandal, the city’s police chief since 2016, will serve the remainder of Cromer’s term, which runs through June 30, 2026. With his election as mayor, Slidell Police CAO Daniel Seuzeneau was named interim chief, also through June. Fandal won 72% of votes cast to Borchert’s 28%. Fandal, 65, is the third police chief to get voted into the mayor’s ofﬁce since 2002, following Ben Morris and Freddy Drennan. Borchert, 61, was seeking to take another step up in his political history — from district council member to at-large council member to being elected mayor. Cromer announced in January he was resigning as mayor to take a position in Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration. As the at-large council member with the most votes in the previous council election, Borchert became mayor when Cromer stepped down. As he campaigned, Borchert pushed a platform of his experience in city government and running small businesses. He said that Fandal lacked his vision and was a candidate with a longtime law enforcement back-

section, and adopted a tiered library card system that allows parents to choose from which sections of the library their kids can check out materials. The millage passing was a high point in yet another chaotic year for the parish library system, which celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2025. Library Director Kelly Larocca, who’d been in the position since 2018, resigned in September to take a job with the state library system and she has not yet been replaced. The St. Tammany Parish Library Board of Control, tasked with ﬁnding her replacement, has been a revolving door itself, with three new members coming aboard in PHOTO BY MATTHEW DOBBINS 2025 and the board president resigning in August, as well.

Randy Fandal and Bill Borchert greet each other during the their race’s first political forum on July 23 in the Slidell Municipal Auditorium. ground but little government or business experience. Fandal countered that his work in law enforcement, which includes a long stint with the Louisiana State Police, required him to run large departments. Running the police department, he said, is essentially an administrative job that includes a lot of the same political interaction as a mayor or city government leader. Voter turnout was 26.4%. That’s lower than the 30% turnout in the 2018 mayor’s race, but not as bad as the candidates had feared during the campaign. Voters will head back to the polls in spring to decide who gets the next full term for mayor, police chief, city council and more.

4. Slidell’s plan to buy North Shore Square mall falters A week after the city pulled the plug on efforts to buy the nearly empty North Shore Square Mall, Slidell officials voted down the special sales taxes they enacted to raise money to pay for a potential mall purchase. Acting as officers of the Northshore Square Economic Development District, the Slidell City Council on Sept. 23 eliminated an additional 1% sales tax at stores and a 2% tax at hotels within the district, which roughly covers the mall site and stores along Northshore Boulevard. The district had adopted the taxes several weeks ago, with the revenue to be used to back bonds that would be sold to cover the purchase of the mall. The council had authorized Mayor Bill Borchert in August to enter into a letter of intent to negotiate with the mall’s owners, Morguard, for the purchase and, more recently, narrowly approved a measure for the city to issue $27.6 million in bonds. Borchert in August had said he and Morguard representatives were looking at a purchase price of around of $12.4 million for the 621,000-square-foot building, which sits on more than 50 acres at a high-profile site on Northshore Boulevard at Interstate 12. But two weeks ago, Borchert announced that the city was backing away from buying the mall, or at least from purchasing the entire mall, because Morguard had already entered into a purchase agreement with a local company for two of the larger former anchor sites at the mall. The city said it would instead let private investors take the lead and support them where it could. The city’s possible purchase of the mall and the enacting of the sales taxes became a divisive issue, amplified by the mayor’s race pitting Borchert against Police Chief Randy Fandal in a special election on Oct. 11. While Borchert campaigned on making bold moves to spark the economy and revitalize tired sites such as the mall, Fandal pushed the city to slow down any purchase, saying that the public had not had an opportunity to properly vet any proposal. The future of the mall, a former regional shopping hub that went largely vacant in recent years, has been a hot topic in Slidell for more than a decade.

5. Sgt. Grant Candies killed The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Ofﬁce is in mourning after a well-known deputy sheriff who had been named the department’s Deputy of the Year in 2023 was killed early on March 23 during a high-speed police

chase that spanned two parishes. “He was a very outgoing, very proactive deputy,” Sheriff Randy Smith said of 37-year-old Sgt. Grant Candies, who was struck and killed while deploying a spike strip on an Interstate 10 on-ramp at the Oak Harbor exit near Slidell to stop the speeding vehicle. Candies joined the Sheriff’s Office in 2016, after serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. Candies was promoted to sergeant in 2023, the same year he was named deputy of the year for helping save the lives of two people — a hit-andrun victim and someone experiencing an opioid overdose. Candies was also a field training officer, training new deputies. Smith said he was “really liked not only by his co-workers, but by the public he served.” He leaves behind his wife, Courtney, and two children, Bryson and Brenna. In June, authorities said the vehicle’s driver, Adrian Waughtal, 17, and one of the Candies passengers, Mason Paul Eugene Fischer, 17, had been indicted on charges of second-degree murder. Another passenger in the vehicle, Michael Lanier, 18, was indicted with manslaughter. They all pleaded not guilty in an arraignment in July. Under a law adopted last year, 17-year-olds in Louisiana are treated as adults in the criminal justice system. The pursuit began in the early morning of March 23 on Brownswitch Road near Slidell after deputies tried to stop the vehicle for careless operation, authorities said. The Sheriff’s Office also said the vehicle did not have a license plate. The driver refused to stop, starting a highspeed chase into Slidell city limits and onto I-10, where Candies was killed, and eventually ending in New Orleans, where an NOPD officer was injured in what Smith called a “very violent night.” A memorial service for Candies was held April 1 at the Harbor Center near Slidell.

6. Library millage passes, but tumult continues In March, voters passed a 15year, 4.35-mill millage to fund St. Tammany Parish Library operations, with 55% of ballots in favor of the tax that brings in an estimated $13.5 million annually (some 96% of the library system’s budget.) In their pitch to the public, library officials noted that the tax was a reduction over the 5.78-mill tax that expired at the end of 2024 and that the libraries are immensely popular, with more than a million items being checked out and 600,000 people visiting a branch last year. It isn’t clear to what extent voters’ decisions were influenced by the controversy that has engulfed the library system in recent years around minors’ access to materials with LGBTQ+ and sexual themes, but in interviews before the election, free speech advocates and library critics alike pointed to the library’s policies about its collection as a factor in how they planned to vote. Since the controversy about its collection began, the library has moved books that contain sexually explicit material, as deﬁned by Louisiana state law, into the adult

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7. Road projects underway As St. Tammany Parish’s population has grown through the decades, so have the number of vehicles on local roads. Some would say the number of new roads, and improvements to older roads, has lagged far behind the pace of growth, however, and traffic is cited consistently among the public’s chief concerns. There was relief on the horizon in 2025, though. The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development announced late in the year that the third and final phase of expansion to Interstate 12 was complete. That work, between La. 21 and La. 1077, closed a chapter of construction that was years in the making and cost some $170 million, almost all of it federal and state money. Elsewhere, the brand-new La. 3241 continues to open in segments running through eastcentral St. Tammany Parish. The second segment of the $220 million highway was unveiled in June, an 8-mile stretch that runs from La. 36 north to La. 435 near Talisheek, where it connects to the first leg, from La. 435 to Bush, which opened in June 2024. Still to come: The last segment that will finally link the highway to Interstate 12 in the Lacombe area. That final section had been scheduled to go out for bid in December. In April, St. Tammany Parish began construction on the longanticipated bypass road near Mandeville that St. Tammany Parish officials say will connect La. 1088 to U.S. 190, improve access to Pelican Park and ease traffic congestion in the area. Coming in at $34 million, the divided two-lane, 3.5-mile road was given a name by public vote this summer – Adrien Rouquette Parkway A multi-use path for bikers and pedestrians will run parallel to the bypass and connect to the Tammany Trace bike trail. Engineering work on the project started about 10 years ago and much of the land was in private hands and had to be purchased. And as 2025 drew to a close, Covington officials said the first of two new spans over the Bogue Falaya River near Claiborne Hill was near completion. Improvements to U.S. 190 from I-12 to the river were made in recent years, which sped up traffic, only to arrive at a bottleneck at the Bogue Falaya. The overpasses are expected to further ease congestion in the heavily traveled area, with additional road improvements north of the river on the books in coming years.

8. Amazon opens in Slidell Slidell’s $40 million Amazon delivery center quietly went online this summer with plans to increase the volume of packages, and number of jobs, at the facility in the coming weeks and months, an Amazon representative said. “We’ve been shipping to customers as of this week,” Amazon spokesperson Daniel Martin said on Aug. 22. He said the ﬁrst packages were delivered Aug. 20. The company began hiring people at the 140,000-square-foot center on Town Center Parkway near Old Spanish Trail in July. It’s expected to be staffed by 100-200 workers, the company has said previously. The opening comes several years after the company announced in 2021 that it would build the center in Slidell. The initial opening was targeted for 2022, but the company pushed

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Continued from page 1A day. “I fell in love with all of them and felt a special connection, whether they knew it or not.” That was evident on a recent Monday as bus after bus pulled up to Slidell Little Theatre and about 100 clients from STARC’s day programs in Slidell and Mandeville arrived for what STARC Executive Director Mark Baham says is the most highly anticipated event of the year. Clients were clearly excited as they waited in line to take photos with Santa before entering the auditorium, guided by Sand and other volunteers dressed as elves and other holiday characters. They weren’t the only ones feeling the holiday cheer. The cast, many of whom have participated for years, were in high spirits too. “If you weren’t in the Christmas spirit before, this will put you in the Christmas spirit,” said Mark Abney, clad in a red sequined jacket as he high-ﬁved the arrivals. Interacting with the audience is the highlight, according to Don Redman, whose strong man routine gave way to hilarity as STARC client Hank Holliday joined in the bit and outperformed him by easily lifting a prop barbell. “It certainly puts the joy in the season for me … their pure belief,” he said. “They’ll ask if you can be their friend. It’s just pure joy. It’s unﬁltered.” That connection between audience and performer is how what began as an auction item for the American Heart Association more than two decades ago became a beloved tradition, according to Grace Marshall, who started the event. Marshall, a seasoned actress and director, was on the board of SLT when she was asked by Kathy Jones to come up with “something unique” for the auction.

Elf Judy Abney dances down the aisle surrounded by STARC clients.

The STARC Christmas Pageant drew a most enthusiastic audience. “There were things like helicopter rides, lunch with the governor, things like that,” Marshall recalled. “I came up with a play reading in your home. … Kathy wound up purchasing that package for $250.” She told Marshall she wanted to give the reading to STARC, and a group of actors put on a play about a dragon that couldn’t spit ﬁre. “It turned out to be way more moving than we expected. We invited STARC and their families. It was just incredible,” Marshall said. When STARC presented SLT with a poster at the theater’s annual awards show, Marshall said she made a bold promise. “I’m not dramatic or anything,” she said with a laugh. “I said, ‘As long as there is breath in my body, this will be an annual show.’ ” She and others have made good on that commitment, with a few interruptions, most notably during the pandemic. At first, the group did scripted shows. “Then we learned our audience and our audience learned us,” Marshall said. “They could identify the good guy, they could identify the bad guy, but we found if we interwove music, we could hold them.”

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David and Mary Lee Jacobs get the crowd excited for the next act.

STARC vocalist Matthew Luke let’s out the Hey! — with feeling — in a rendition of crowd favorite ‘Jingle Bells.’ That’s how the show morphed into a variety show, with musicians, like Don Vappie, who is a frequent participant. “Quite often (the format) was a result of a pool party at my house,” Marshall said. The show this year featured Elvis, always a crowd favorite, and slapstick version of the 12 Days of Christmas that had STARC clients and their helpers howling with laughter. “You can’t make a mistake in this show,” Marshall said. “It’s easy as pie. … You can’t miss with STARC. They are going to love it, they are go-

ing to laugh.” Over the years, cast members have grown to recognize the regulars and to look for them — and miss them if they are not there. But Christine Barnhill, who directed this year’s production, said there were quite a few first-time audience members, based on the hands that went up when she asked. “We all, at least once a year, have a moment somewhere to think how blessed we are,” Marshall said. Long-time participant David Jacobs agreed. “This is my Christmas.”

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Continued from page 1A and individual donations, raised $75,000 for the event, Langham said. John Baldwin, a long-standing Rotarian and one of the original organizers of the event, watched in awe as forklifts carried full boxes of food to trucks and vans waiting for delivery, amazed at how much the project has grown. “Our ﬁrst year, we serviced 65 families, but word spread and by the next year, we had already doubled. It grew every year after that,” he said. Baldwin and his friend, Craig Babylon, enlisted the help of the Covington Rotary Club and St. Paul’s from the project’s inception. By 2019, the delivery-day operation had nearly outgrown the St. Paul’s cafeteria, so the staging moved to the Northshore Food Bank warehouse. Churches and smaller food banks from throughout the Covington area, Franklinton, Bogalusa and Slidell brought boxes back to their congregations and those families that they serve. Some boxes were handdelivered, too, volunteers delivered boxes straight to their door. “People don’t always know that the food is available, so we bring it to them,” said Alvaro Mira of the Psalm 121 Foundation, which has been involved with Feeding the Needy for the past 17 years. Beverly Cooke, of the Washington Parish Food Bank, took 50 boxes to families and seniors. “This is such a huge blessing for so many,” she said. The Rev. Larry Lucas of Faith Church in Franklinton, agreed. “This is the true meaning of joy and peace at Christmas — serving as the hands and feet of Christ,” he said. Langham, who grew up participating in Rotary Club projects in Tangipahoa Parish

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Yashmin Sainju grabs a pallet of bread that was packed into some 1,500 food boxes distributed as part of the annual effort. alongside his father, said the project has become a tradition for many families who want to help those who need a boost during the holidays. Covington’s Ashley Culotta brought her daughter, Emma Bagley, 11, along with her. It was their ﬁrst time participating, but they said it would not be the last. Colleen Brunet, also of Covington, said she was surprised to see packing in full swing when she arrived at the warehouse shortly after 7 a.m. “So many people are hurting today. It’s a wonderful thing to see so many people here to help,” she said. Volunteers came from across the parish and included all ages. St. Paul’s students Luke Greiner, Josh Casey and Reece Pecoraro said they knew getting up and out early was for a worthy cause. “I heard that help was needed and I wanted to be here. ... Christmas is a time for philanthropy,” said Greiner, a junior.

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Mandeville’s water rates are back on the table BY KIM CHATELAIN

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The new water and sewer rate structure that has raised rates and the ire of some Mandeville residents when it kicked in this fall may be altered by the City Council in coming months. The council dedicated more than 90 minutes of its Dec. 18 meeting to a discussion of the new rates that were implemented to offset an estimated 7% financial shortfall in the city’s water system. While the council took no action, members indicated they were open to revisiting the issue, perhaps once more data is gathered on the new rate structure’s impact on both the city budget and the pocketbooks of residents. “It needs Zuckerman to be looked at, the question is when,” Council Chairman Jason Zuckerman said. “I have no doubt in my mind we’re going to have to make some adjustments.” A year ago, the council voted unanimously to implement a new water and sewer rate structure based on a study by the Manchac Consulting Group. The complex, tier-based rate structure offered by the consultant uses the amount of water used per month by individual cus-

tomers to determine bills. Rates are much higher for those who use the most water, such as people with swimming pools and irrigation systems. Some people in the city who use very little water have seen a slight decrease in rates. For more than a decade, the city has used money from its general fund to subsidize the cost of operating the municipal water system. The result was some of the lowest water rates in the region, ofﬁcials said. Those subsidies run afoul of regulations of the Louisiana Water Sector Program, which provides grant money to local water systems for infrastructure improvements. But to receive some $2.2 million from the program, Mandeville’s water system must be self-sustaining, meaning operating revenues must match expenditures. The Manchac study and resulting rate structure recommendation was design to do that. But when September water bills calculated under the new structure arrived, some residents reacted to huge increases. Officials were bombarded with complaints from residents who said bills more than doubled. Councilman Scott Discon asked that the water bill issue be placed on the Dec. 18 council agenda for discussion. “The common conversation is that it’s (new rate structure) unpredictable, it’s high and it doesn’t make

sense,” Discon said. “Certain groups feel like they’re taking a hit.” Councilman Kevin Vogeltanz went deep into the weeds on the issue, explaining in detail how the city sewer usage collections in prior years contributed to the confusion over higher rates. Council members also said they were led to believe that overall water and sewer rates would climb only about $10 a month for most residents under the new, highlycomplex structure. Zukerman said despite complaints over higher bills, it remains unclear at this point if the new rate structure has raised enough revenues to match the water system’s expenses. “Is it doing what it’s designed to do, and is it fair in its implementation?” he asked. Several residents appeared before the council to weigh in on the issues. David “Doc” Mancina said the Manchac rate study indicated the need for a 7% increase in revenue to make the water and sewer system self-sustaining while offering a simpler method to meet that need. “We are making this so complicated,” said Mancina, who has been a CPA for over 40 years. “Just read the freaking report. We have a study that says lift the water rates 7%. “Just take the old rate and multiply it by 7%. Let’s make this simple.”

Abita Council approves $12.5M budget BY KIM CHATELAIN

Contributing writer

The Abita Springs Town Council has approved a roughly $12.5 million budget for 2026 despite opposition from two of its members. At its ﬁnal meeting of 2025, the council voted 3-2 on the spending plan, with members E.J. Boudreaux and Stephen Saussy opposing. The newly approved budget takes effect Jan. 1. During a public hearing at the beginning of the Dec. 17 meeting to discuss the budget, Boudreaux and Saussy expressed their reservations. Boudreaux said he didn’t feel comfortable voting for the budget because of the yet-to-be-determined cost of addressing a mechanical problem with the town’s primary water well. The budget does not allocate money for repairs, he said. Saussy argued that the

town has been “misappropriating” dedicated money from a tax imposed in 1983. The 1% voter-approved tax is supposed to be divided equally between the police department and the general fund, which has not been the case in recent years, Saussy said, with more than half of the money from the tax diverted to the general fund. He said it’s incumbent upon the town to pay back the money in order to adhere to the mandate approved by voters years ago. Board member Eric Templet called Saussy’s position a “gross misrepresentation” of what transpired, noting that the use of the tax revenue in past years has nothing to do with the 2026 budget. Templet was joined by board members Pat Patterson and Regan Contois in voting in favor of the budget ordinance. Large line items in the 2026 include $866,140 in general

fund expenditures, $349,860 in police expenditures, $2.65 million in utility fund costs; and $7.1 million in capital project expenditures. Strife among board members over the budget matters is nothing new in Abita Springs. In December of 2024, the board could not reach a consensus on the 2025 budget and failed to approve one until three months into the new year. The council sought input from the state Legislative Auditor’s Office to better navigate the budgeting process. When the 2025 budget was finally approved in April, the board’s vote was 3-2 with Saussy and Boudreaux in opposition. The heightened scrutiny of the town’s financial practices stems in part from revelations that two former town employees embezzled public funds for their personal use between 2019 and 2023.

Slidell government gets another good audit BY KIM CHATELAIN

Contributing writer

The Slidell municipal government has received what could be construed as an A-plus report card from its private financial auditor. Ford duQuesnay, a senior manager at Ericksen Krentel CPAs and Consultants, appeared before the City Council on Dec. 16 to deliver the firm’s audit presentation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2025. The audit declared that there are no significant deficiencies and no material weaknesses in the city’s finances, duQuesnay said. “All the internal controls seem to be in place, and the city is in compliance with

everything we looked at,” duQuesnay told the council. Slidell’s revenues for the ﬁscal year by $4.54 million from the previous year, a 6.2% increase; the audit the revenues totaled $77.39 million; expenses rose by $4.31 million to $66.84 million, the audit found. DuQuesnay said operating grants fell considerably, down $1.72 million or 23% from the previous year, due mainly to expiring federal COVID awards. “Most governments are seeing a similar reduction in grants,” he said. “So you’re back to the normal level of grants you would generally get.” Council member Kenny Tamborella, a member of

the council’s finance committee, thanked Finance Director Blair Ellinwood and members of her department for keeping city finances in proper order. “Blair and her team do this annually for us, and they continue to give us such a great report back from our financial auditors,” he said. “This keeps us with that triple-A bond rating, which continues to allow us to do the things we do in this city.” Also Tuesday night, Nick DiSanti was reappointed by his colleagues to a new sixmonth term as president of the nine-member council. Council member Trey Brownfield was reappointed to the council’s vice president post.

LSU’s Kade Anderson pitches in the College World Series against the Arkansas Razorbacks, on June 14, at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. Anderson, who lives in Madisonville and prepped at St. Paul’s in Covington, was selected by the Seattle Mariners with the No. 3 pick in the Major League Baseball Draft on July 13. It’s the highest any athlete in St. Tammany Parish history has been selected in any professional sports draft. STAFF PHOTO BY HILARY SCHEINUK

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Continued from page 2A that back several times. At delivery centers, larger shipments of packages are sorted and loaded onto delivery vans and trucks and then delivered to customers. The Slidell center is handling packages for the general northshore region, but that area could ﬂuctuate depending on demand. The Slidell delivery station adds to the online retail giant’s footprint across Louisiana. In a recent news release, the company said it had created 6,000 full-time jobs in Louisiana since 2010.

9. Madisonville shines in baseball spotlight Kade Anderson is going from the Tchefuncte River to Puget Sound. The Madisonville resident and LSU product was selected No. 3 overall by the Seattle Mariners in the Major League Baseball Draft on July 13. Many mock drafts had the 21-year-old lefthander going to the Washington Nationals with the ﬁrst overall pick. Still, the Mariners made Anderson the highest-drafted player from St. Tammany Parish ever chosen in any professional sport. He’s also the fourth-highest drafted player in LSU history. Two LSU pitchers had been taken with the No. 1 pick overall previously (Ben McDonald, of Denham Springs, in 1989 and California native Paul Skenes in 2023.) Outﬁelder Dylan Crews was picked second, also in 2023. Reared on the ballfields of Coquille Park, Anderson played high school baseball at St. Paul’s, but underwent Tommy John surgery his junior season. He went to LSU and was brought along slowly as a freshman, pitching just 381⁄3 innings, but recording 59 strikeouts. As a sophomore, Anderson authored one of the greatest pitching seasons in LSU history, striking out 180 batters in 119 innings (only Skenes and McDonald had more in one season for the Tigers) and helping lead the Tigers to the 2025 national cham-

pionship. Anderson signed a rookie contract with Seattle that included a signing bonus worth approximately $8.8 million, reported to be the seventh-largest bonus in MLB history. Had Washington selected Anderson with the top pick, he likely would be playing soon for fellow Madisonville native Blake Butera – a Mandeville High graduate who was named the Nationals’ manager on Oct. 31. Butera, 33, is the youngest skipper in Major League Baseball since 1972. Butera was a four-year letterman and two-time captain at Mandeville High, hitting .435 with eight home runs and 48 RBIs as a senior to earn All-State and AllDistrict honors. After playing four seasons at Boston College, he was drafted by Tampa Bay in the 35th round of the 2015 MLB Draft, and he played parts of two seasons as an infielder in its farm system. Butera became the youngest manager in Minor League Baseball in 2018 when he was hired by Hudson Valley at age 25. He went on to be named the 2021 and ’22 Carolina League Manager of the Year, winning championships both seasons. As manager, his teams were 258-144. Most recently, he served as senior director of player development in the Rays organization, where he was Tampa Bay’s farm director and was in charge of its entire player development process.

10. Parish’s top economic official resigns

opportunity for me professionally.” Masingill said he would leave St. Tammany Corporation in August but be involved in the St. Tammany EDC’s transition to a new leader in the meantime. In a news release, Joan Coffman, the president of the St. Tammany EDC’s board, said the board will create a committee to conduct a national search for Masingill’s replacement. Masingill said he also would be involved in that process. Masingill arrived in Louisiana in 2018 when the then St. Tammany Economic Development District hired him to push the parish’s economic development efforts. At the time he was hired in St. Tammany, Masingill had most recently been co-chairman of the Delta Regional Authority, based in Arkansas, and had previously worked as director and policy advisor for former Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe. Masingill said St. Tammany EDC’s efforts since 2018 have led to nearly $300 million in new or expanded businesses and around 2,300 jobs. As the face of the parish’s revitalized economic development push, Masingill often spoke out at contentious public meetings, urging elected officials to back projects ranging from a proposed casino in Slidell to a plan to create a logistics corridor along Interstate 12. That support sometimes earned him arrows from some residents wary of St. Tammany’s rapid growth. Masingill countered that St. Tammany no longer was a bedroom community to New Orleans and with a population nearing 300,000 people, couldn’t just “stop” the momentum it had gained as a metropolitan area of its own. Russell Richardson was named the St. Tammany EDC’s president and chief executive ofﬁcer on Aug. 5. He most recently was senior vice president of business development at the Baton Rouge Area Chamber.

Chris Masingill, who over the past seven years has become the public face of St. Tammany Parish’s revamped push to land new business, is leaving his post as CEO of the St. Tammany Economic Development Corporation for a similar position in central Louisiana. Masingill will become the president and CEO of Louisiana Central, a 10-parish regional economic development group based in Alexandria. “It’s bittersweet,” Masingill said in an interview. “I Stories by Bob Warren, love St. Tammany and the Willie Swett & Andrew northshore. But it’s a great Canulette

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Pearl River proposes budget, OKs splash pad upgrade BY JIM DERRY

Contributing writer The Pearl River Town Council will consider a $7.9 million budget for 2026, which is nearly twice the amount it passed just four years ago. Mayor Joe Lee said the proposal includes several projects the town has needed to do “for some time,” including work on streets and

upgrades to sewer lines. A little more than a quarter of the budget — $2.24 million — is designated for police, while $2.04 million will go to the streets department. The numbers were announced at the Dec. 16 meeting and likely will be approved Jan. 20. In other matters, Lee said he is hopeful the town’s popular, but dated, splash pad will be repaired, refur-

bished and open for business by mid- to late spring. “Our old splash pad was jam-packed everyday,” Lee said. “There’s probably more excitement over this than anything else we have ever done in this town. Lee said it will take about two months to get all the equipment needed. That will be followed by another six to eight weeks of construction.

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Jan. 30 deadline to request Slidell Heritage fest funds Staff report The 28th annual Slidell Heritage Festival will be held on June 27 at Heritage Park, and local nonprofits that can demonstrate a speciﬁc need are encouraged to apply for festival funds no later than Jan. 30. The event is a community celebration of the nation’s birthday that will also generate funds for charities. Over the last 25 years, the event has raised more than $1.5 million for charities. Applicants who apply for festival funds must not only explain FILE PHOTO their need for the award, but also explain how the funds will be used Slidell Memorial Hospital/Ochsner volunteers offer fans and other gifts to meet that need. Those selected to guests at the 21st annual Slidell Heritage Festival in 2018. must also submit a final report validating that festival funds were used for the purpose awarded. Applications can be downloaded Clubs, is the governing body that Additionally, the nonproﬁts must provide significant support and at www.slidellheritagefest.org. sponsors the Heritage Festival, Slidell Foundation, a joint ven- and the foundation is joined by volunteers on the day of the event to help make it a success. ture of the two Slidell Rotary the city of Slidell, The St. Tamma-

FROM THE FILES OF THE FARMER 25 years ago Southeastern Louisiana University, through a $1.8 million allotment from the U.S. Congress, will train teachers across the country through the internet. The allotment bill was sponsored by U.S. Rep. David Vitter. “I am thrilled that my colleagues recognize the proven success of Southeastern Louisiana University in training teachers to educate our children,” Vitter said. The Alternate Certiﬁcation Project, administered by the university’s College of Education, is the ﬁrst teachers preparation program in the state to offer all professional education courses required for certification via the Internet. The program was funded initially by a grant from the state Board of Regents. The success of that program led SLU President Sally Clausen to seek federal support for expanding the project nationwide. “This appropriation will allow Southeastern Louisiana University to address the emerging teacher shortage in Louisiana and the country,” Clausen said.

50 years ago The Bicentennial Wagon Train will be rolling through Slidell on February 22 and will stay there for a day of rest. The covered wagons are slowly making their way across the United States, hoping to arrive in Pennsylvania by July 4 for the Bicentennial celebration. The wagon train will pass through New Orleans and stop in Slidell on its way to Mississippi. Accommodations for the wagons and horses are being sought in the area. The wagon train will stop at Shreveport on January 16, Natchitoches on January 21, Alexandria

on January 25, and Lafayette on February 2.

75 years ago Giant jungle rats that will remind Little Dixie veterans of the Pacific Theater of World War II will be shown here Friday. The travelling exhibitors are Billy Barlow and Charles Cunningham. The vicious king-sized rodents will be housed in a specially constructed cage on a mobile display truck. These are the rats, Cunningham says, which caused American soldiers to pen fantastic stories home. The biggest weighs 12 pounds. The exhibit, Cunningham says, is kept up by voluntary donations.

100 years ago In defeating the Great Northern Railroad of Bogalusa team by a score of 38 to 24, the St. Paul’s College basketball team not only boosted their string of victories to 11 games, but also showed up as one of the fastest teams that ever played on the college court. Attendance at the game was unusually low, due perhaps to the cold weather, but the installing of a large stove, which heats the gym in a short time, gives promise to overcome that obstacle by affording the spectators more comfort and allowing more enjoyment of the contest. In spite of scarcity of competition among quintets in the high school class, every effort is being made to bring over the strongest teams obtainable and the schedule after the holidays is made up of such opponents as the Public Service, the College Five, Jesuits, Crescent A.C., Troop 65 and the Triangles.

125 years ago The new century will open next Tuesday. We extend a greeting to all our readers, and hope they will live to enjoy many centuries to come.

ny Farmer and NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune in presenting the event. For more information, contact Barbara Doyle @ barbaradoyle79@ gmail.com or call 985-290-6939.

St. Tammany Chamber to install members, give awards The St. Tammany Chamber of Commerce will welcome the new year with its Installation and Awards Luncheon on Jan. 13 at The Greystone, 935 Clausel St., in Mandeville. Networking begins at 11:30 a.m., followed by the program from noon to 1:30 p.m. The luncheon brings together chamber members, business leaders and community partners to celebrate leadership, recognize service and reflect on chamber accomplishments and priorities for the year ahead. The event also serves as the chamber’s formal

transition of leadership by honoring outgoing board members and welcoming the incoming members. Two leadership awards will be presented during the program. The Tammany Award will recognize a business that demonstrated exceptional leadership, resilience and community impact in 2025, while the Community Leadership Award will honor an individual whose service and leadership have made a meaningful difference through nonproﬁt, civic or charitable organizations. Additional recognitions will include Board Member of the Year, Member of the Year, Ambassador of the Year and Committee of the Year, highlighting members whose dedication helps advance the Chamber’s mission. Tickets are $63 for members, $75 for nonmembers and $800 for a reserved table of 10. Tickets are avail-

Covington’s LLOG sells for $3.2 billion BY ANTHONY MCAULEY Staff writer

A major British energy producer has agreed to buy Covington-based LLOG Exploration Co. in a $3.2 billion deal that brings one of the Gulf of Mexico’s most prominent privately held oil operators under foreign ownership and cements Louisiana’s role as a hub for deepwater energy expertise. London-headquartered Harbour Energy said Dec. 22 it will acquire LLOG from its owners in a transaction combining $2.7 billion in cash and $500 million in Harbour shares. The deal, expected to close in the first quarter of 2026 pending regulatory approvals, marks Harbour’s entry into the U.S. Gulf of Mexico and makes LLOG the foundation of its new American business unit. LLOG, founded in 1977 and headquartered in Covington, is widely regarded as one of the most successful deepwater exploration and production companies operating in federal waters off Louisiana. The company has been a prolific developer of deepwater oil fields over the past two decades. Under the agreement, LLOG will continue operating with its existing name and leadership team, and with its Covington headquarters remaining intact. Chief Executive Philip LeJeune is expected to continue leading the company following the sale. “We are proud to build on LLOG’s strong heritage in the Gulf,” Harbour CEO Linda Cook said in a statement, adding that the company plans to preserve the LLOG name to leverage its “history and reputation” in the region. The acquisition gives Harbour control of LLOG’s portfolio of producing and development-stage deepwater oil assets, including major fields such as Who Dat, Buckskin and the recently started Leon-Castile project. Those assets are concentrated in the Mississippi Canyon and Keathley Canyon areas of the Gulf.

Oil-heavy leases LLOG produces roughly 34,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day and holds interests in more than 80 offshore leases, according to Harbour. The company’s reserves are heavily weighted toward oil, a profile that Harbour said improves its margins and extends the life of its global production base. For southeast Louisiana, the deal underscores the enduring economic importance of offshore energy even as the industry consolidates and global players seek scale. While drilling activity in the Gulf has fluctuated over the years, companies like LLOG have continued to invest in complex deepwater projects that rely on specialized talent concentrated in the region. LLOG has drilled more than 300 wells in the Gulf over its five decades of operation and has been credited with a significant share of deepwater discoveries since 2014. Its technical expertise in ultra-deep formations has made it a sought-after operator and partner.

A visionary founder LLOG was founded by Gerald “Jerry” Boelte, a New Orleans native and LSUtrained petroleum engineer who built the privately held company into one of the Gulf of Mexico’s most respected deepwater operators. Boelte, who died last year at age 77, was widely regarded as a visionary who believed smaller, technically focused companies could compete successfully with industry giants in complex offshore environments. Under Boelte’s leadership, LLOG gained a reputation for nimble decisionmaking and disciplined risk-taking. The company expanded aggressively in areas such as the Mississippi Canyon, acquiring assets others abandoned after the 2010 BP oil spill and the temporary federal drilling moratorium. Energy analysts and industry peers have credited Boelte’s approach with helping LLOG

thrive as a well-ﬁnanced, operationally sophisticated player in one of the world’s most challenging offshore basins. LeJeune said joining Harbour gives LLOG access to greater financial resources while allowing it to maintain its operational culture. “We remain dedicated to maintaining the same high ethical and operational standards that have guided us for the past 48 years,” he said in a statement. For Harbour, the acquisition represents a strategic expansion into a politically stable, infrastructure-rich offshore basin at a time when many international oil companies are narrowing their portfolios. The company already operates in Europe, Latin America and North Africa and produces more than 450,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day globally. Harbour said LLOG’s assets are expected to increase its overall production and cash ﬂow over time, though the company emphasized that the transaction will not close until early next year. Financing for the cash portion of the deal will include new loans as well as existing liquidity. LLOG’s owners will receive Harbour shares equivalent to an 11% stake in the combined company, subject to certain lock-up restrictions. While the transaction is subject to federal regulatory review, no major obstacles are expected.

Major St. Tammany employer LLOG is the 10th largest employer in the oil and gas sector in St. Tammany per JobsEQ, said Kristin Durand, communications director for St. Tammany Economic Development Corporation. The company employed 125 people as of October of this year, its website indicates. There are 45 companies in the oil and gas sector operating in St. Tammany, representing nearly 2,000 jobs, Durand said. Reporters Bob Warren and reporter Willie Swett contributed to this report.

Our Lady of the Lake Altar Society celebrates The Our Lady of the Lake Altar Society’s Christmas luncheon was held at seasonally decorated Benedict’s and offered a sleigh full of merriment, including raffles, lunch and a lavish bag of prizes. A colorful holiday apron contest concluded the festivities that included, from left, Lisa Bekemeier, Lena Graff, Elmida Geauthreaux, the Rev. Cory Ford, Cindy Dimitry, Dale Drolla, Ruth Kathmann and Debbie Bowman. PROVIDED PHOTO

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FROM SHADOWS TO SPOTLIGHT ting it be a reminder that not only is one of our area’s biggest events coming up, but also to remind readers the tremendous effect one caring person can have on our community. Be well! Andrew Canulette, editor, St. Tammany Farmer

The St. Tammany Parish social calendar is ﬁlled with important events throughout the year. We’ve asked organizers to help us highlight people who work behind the scenes to quietly make our most beloved events successful. We’re calling the feature “From Shadows to Spotlight” and let-

Retiree becomes a friend to local conservation BY LISA VON EBERSTEIN Contributing writer

When volunteers arrive for Service Saturday at Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge in Lacombe, they are greeted by a retired school principal whose calm manner and steady leadership turn a few hours of outdoor work into hands-on conservation. Douglas Ramagos, board member of Friends of Louisiana Wildlife Refuges, plays a key role as a volunteer partner in supervising work groups on Service Saturdays, which are hosted by Friends and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The monthly event is dedicated to preserving and protecting the refuge, and Ramagos leads volunteer training for safety and trail and garden maintenance methods. “I like working outdoors so people who drive in have a nice view of the national wildlife refuge,” the Mandeville resident said. Under his direction, volunteers trim, mulch and clean, and along the way, they may learn from Ramagos about times past, such as priests being buried there near the former seminary grounds. “There’s a lot of history

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associated with that place,” he said. “The azaleas and camellias go all the way back to Gov. (Richard) Leche.” The grounds include historic gardens that come alive in winter, with camellias and azaleas highlights of the season. Volunteering offers a chance for the community to connect with the natural landscape, and volunteers are critical. Ramagos said the refuge is not the same as a national park, and more help is needed to keep it running smoothly. “Doug is just very personable. He’s got a good rapport with community members,” said Ranger Rebecca “Becky” Larkins,

visitor services manager for the Bayou Lacombe Visitor Center, headquarters for the Southeast Louisiana National Wildlife Refuges Complex. “He’s just so approachable, and he makes everybody feel at ease.” Although typically held the first Saturday of each month from 8 to 11 a.m., the next Service Saturday is shifting to Jan. 10 due to the holidays. January’s event will focus on removing Christmas decorations from the visitor center grounds and storing them for next Christmas season, Larkins said. Volunteers also will perform trail maintenance to prepare the grounds for the Bayou Gardens Open House on Feb. 21, an annual event that features local exhibitors and a native plant sale. The refuge, at 61389 La. 434 in Lacombe, welcomes volunteers of all ages, but children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. Groundskeeping tools and equipment are available, and the Friends organization provides a light breakfast. All should wear closedtoe shoes and outdoor clothing. To register, email Larkins at rebecca_larkins@fws. gov.

Southeastern reaccredited, Wainwright elected to board Staff report

Southeastern Louisiana University, the state’s third largest public university with strong ties to St. Tammany and the northshore, recently received reafﬁrmation of its accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. Additionally, Southeastern President William Wainwright has been elected to serve on the accreditation group’s board of trustees. Both came during the most recent meeting of the Southern Association of Colleges organization in Nashville. The accrediting group elects 77 board members to guide its work and to imple-

ment the accreditation process, with members serving a three-year term. The SACSCOC Board governs the accreditation process for colleges in the South, making ﬁnal decisions on granting, denying, or r e m o v i n g Wainwright accreditation based on compliance with quality standards, reviewing institutions seeking membership or reaffirmation, approving SACSCOC policies, and electing leaders for the organization. Southeastern’s accreditation now extends through

2035. The reaffirmation of institutional accreditation is a multiyear process, including a comprehensive self-study and an on-site review that is required every 10 years and touches on all aspects of Southeastern’s academic programs, services and facilities. “The decision by SACSCOC’s Board of Trustees to reaffirm our accreditation was also accompanied by a final report that contained no findings or recommendations,” Wainwright said. “To have our accreditation reaffirmed with no areas of concern is a reflection of the quality of a Southeastern degree, our exceptional faculty and staff, and our commitment to student success.”

Garity Suazo and son Hamilton light the menorah as Rabbi Josh Leighton looks on.

Adam Moskowitz and daughter, Harper, 7, play the traditional dreidel game at the Mandeville Trailhead.

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Hamilton Suazo hopes to score one more tasty bite before the menorah lighting begins as Northshore Jewish Congregation friends and families gather for a public Love & Light: Hanukkah Celebration at the Mandeville Trailhead on Dec. 19.

NPAS concerts in Abita Springs Happy Heart Dancers close out year will celebrate Broadway tunes Staff report To help start off the new year with music in St. Tammany Parish, the Northlake Performing Arts Society will give two concerts Jan. 24 & 25 that feature songs from some of the country’s most celebrated Broadway musicals. The “On Broadway” performances will take place in the Abita Springs Town Hall at 22161 Level St., home of the Abita Springs Opry and

host to regular Cajun dance bands, special Northshore Traditional Music Society events and more. In concert, the group will sing medleys and individual songs from musicals that have enchanted and excited audiences over the decades, including “South Pacific,” “West Side Story,” “Hamilton,” “Wicked,” “Fiddler on the Roof” and “The Lion King.” The NPAS singers are mostly from St. Tammany

Parish, but also have a few members from communities in nearby Mississippi, New Orleans and Baton Rouge areas. The Jan. 24 show is a Saturday concert at 7:30 p.m., followed by a 3 p.m. Sunday matinee. Tickets are $15 for ages 13 years or older. Get them online at NPASsingers.org or in person at Downtown Drugs on Vermont Street in Covington, C&C Drugs on La. 59 in Mandeville or at the door.

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The Mitchell family strolls through the lights in Slidell.

The Loyola family strolls under the stars in Slidell before Christmas.

The Rosario family enjoys the sights.

AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOODS

CHRISTMAS SIGHTS

DANCING

MERRY MARDI GRAS: There will be lots of dancing, cavorting, marching and merriment when the Mande Milkshakers lead the eighth annual Mande Kings Day Parade on Jan. 10 along the Mandeville lakefront to ofﬁcially open the 2026 Mardi Gras season in the city. The Milkshakers will be joined by almost a dozen other women’s marching groups and other Carnival enthusiasts on the route ending at the Mandeville Trailhead for the Kings Day Festival for live music, a gumbo cookoff, king cakes from local bakeries and performances by some of the parade participants. This is a walking parade — which means no ﬂoats — but decorated walkers, bikes and golf carts are invited; Carnival attire is highly encouraged. Parading starts at 3 p.m. in the 300 block of Jackson Street at the harbor, with the festival from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Participation is free, and a $10 wristband provides access to the food and drinks.

THEATER

Brady and Kinsley Miller check out the ‘Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer’ diorama.

INFAMOUS: The Slidell Little Theatre will open 2026 with the musical thriller “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.” See it weekends, Jan. 16-25 and Feb. 6-8, with evening and matinee performances. Accompanied by some of the most chilling music ever written for the stage (Stephen Sondheim), the musical tells the tale of Todd, an unjustly exiled barber who returns to 19th-century London seeking vengeance against the lecherous judge who framed him and ravaged his young wife. The road to revenge leads Todd to Mrs. Lovett, a resourceful proprietress of a failing pie shop, above which, he opens a new barber practice. Mrs. Lovett’s luck sharply shifts when Todd’s thirst for blood inspires the integration of an ingredient into her meat pies that has the people of London lining up ... and the carnage has only just begun! “Sweeney Todd” was a Broadway smash, winning eight Tony Awards, including Best Musical. Based on the book by Hugh Wheeler. Local production directed by Gary Mendoza. Get tickets at slidelllittletheatre.org. SALLYY BOWLES: The 30 by Ninety Theatre in Mandeville is starting out 2026 with its production of another Broadway hit, “Cabaret,” which opened in 1966 and swept the Tony Awards, winning eight. Set in 1929-30 Berlin during the twilight of the Jazz Age and amid the Nazis’ rise to power, the musical focuses on the hedonistic nightlife at the seedy Kit Kat Klub. The Rated R production

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The Mande Milkshakers are getting ready to lead their eigth Mande Kings Day Parade to officially open the Carnival season in Mandeville. includes some bawdy songs as wry commentary as the show explores the dark, heady and tumultuous life of Berlin’s natives and expatriates as Germany slowly yields to the emerging Third Reich. The story follows American writer Clifford Bradshaw’s relationship with English cabaret performer Sally Bowles. See it weekends Jan 17-18, 23-25 and Jan 31 to Feb. 1. Shows at 8 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Get tickets at 30byninety.com.

MUSIC

BLUES: On Jan. 10, North Star Theatre in Old Mandeville will feature electric bluesman Johnny Sansone, a singersongwriter who plays harmonica, accordion, guitar and piano. After traveling and performing in other states, Sansone settled in New Orleans in 1990, where he took up the “squeeze box” and ultimately incorporated Cajun, Southern soul and Delta blues into his own music. An album track he wrote,”The Lord is Waiting and the Devil is Too,” was named Song of the Year in 2012 by the Blues Music Foundation in Memphis. He has also performed as part of the Voice of the Wetlands All-Stars, a rotating supergroup of New Orleans blues/ funk musicians in support of the coast. All seats at 347 Girod St. are reserved, so pick one online at northstartheatre.org. VIP tickets include drinks and a meet-and-greet with performers. Doors open at 5:45 p.m., music at 7 p.m. JAZZ: A Traditional Jam Jazz with clarinetist and teacher Ben Redwine Jan. 3 (every ﬁrst Saturday) from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at St. John’s Coffee, 535 E. Boston St. Two hours open to all listeners and players, usually a mix of students, amateurs and professional players. Conﬁrm session at nstms.org; sheet music available at redwinejazz.com/education. GOSPEL: First Baptist Church of Covington invites residents 55 and up to attend the next Young at Heart Adults-55+ program of music

featuring gospel singer Cara Murray at 10:30 a.m. Jan. 20 in Central Hall. The $15 admission includes lunch. Registration is required at fbccov.org/adults-55 by noon on Jan. 15.

COMMUNITY GUMBO

PD: Northshore Parkinson’s Support Group will next meet Jan 7 from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. at Lamb of God Lutheran Church, 57210 Allen Road, in Slidell. The meetings give participants a chance to share their own journey, connect with and support others, and better educate themselves about the disease. The meetings are free and open to everyone interested in learning more about living well with Parksinson’s Disease. FANS: The Madisonville Branch Library, 1123 Main St., hosts LibraryCon on Jan. 17 for fans of science ﬁction, fantasy, anime, comics and pop culture. Activities starting at 1 p.m. include a variety of interactive areas, from gaming and DIY crafts to trivia, special guests and a costume contest. The library encourages visitors to arrive in cosplay to celebrate their favorite characters and vie to win the costume contest. Parking will be available at the branch, the Maritime Museum lot and the gravel lots surrounding the ﬁeld on Mabel Street. Visit sttammanylibrary.org/librarycon for more. NEIGHBORS: The Hermadel/ Carolyn Park/Bayou Cache Residents’ Association will not meet as announced Jan. 8 due to unforeseen circumstances. Their next meeting will take place March 12; details will be announced later. EARLY BIRDS: An EarlyBirds Bird Walk happens Jan. 10 at Fontainebleau State Park, organized by Pelican Park Recreation, from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. All levels welcome. Great for beginners to enjoy bird-watching in a beautiful state park setting and meet other bird enthusiasts. Meet near the splashpad. Only charge is $3 park fee. Bring sunscreen, water, hat, hiking shoesand a sense of adventure. Vortex Optics binoculars available for loan.

See Christmastime fun in miniature, from roasting hotdogs over a fire to snow skiing, at the Abita Trailhead Museum Fridays-Sundays through Jan. 11. PROVIDED PHOTO

PORCELAIN CHRISTMAS VILLAGE SHOWCASE: See this miniature Christmas every weekend through Jan. 11 at the Abita Springs Trailhead Museum, 22044 Main St. Examine the magic of a snow-covered wonderland of wee hand-painted porcelain homes, shops, hotels, parks and more, with tiny ﬁgures enjoying their holidays. See it Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call (985) 788-3984 for info. 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS WALKING TOUR: Through Jan. 6, self-guided stroll in downtown Covington to see 12 lighted silhouettes depicting larger-than-life images from the traditional Old English Christmas carol “The 12 Days of Christmas.” TRIM THE TRAILHEAD: Ongoing through Jan. 6. Large collection of decorated Christmas trees at the Covington Trailhead; trees are sponsored with proceeds to Northshore Food Bank.

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LPO to play at the Fuhrmann Auditorium in Covington BY MARGARET ALBERT Contributing writer

The north shore is getting its cultural year off to an impressive start with a visit from the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra on Jan. 7 at the Fuhrmann Auditorium in Covington. The 90-minute program, beginning at 7:30 p.m., will be conducted by Maestro Matthew Kraemer, the Adelaide Wisdom Benjamin Music Director and primary conductor of the orchestra. Doors open at 6 p.m. In his third year with the LPO, Kraemer is happily settled in Jefferson Parish with his wife and two sons. He is also proud to conduct the only full-time, musician-governed orchestra in the United States.

“I am privileged to be working with such an engaged and talented group of musicians,” he said. When asked about the orchestra’s satellite performances, and how they differ from those in the orchestra’s New Orleans home at the Orpheum Theater, he said most of the venues where the orchestra gives their away performances are smaller than the Orpheum. “So the 40-piece chamber group performs these (away) concerts,” he said, which allows the musicians to hear one another. “The sheer volume of the full orchestra would overpower the smaller venues. It also affords the audience a more intimate musical experience with the orchestra.” Kraemer said he is very impressed with north shore audiences for their support, in-

terest and participation in the presentations he gives immediately preceding the concert. “On the northshore, I almost always have 40 to 50 participants. They ask good questions. I wish all our audiences had that level of interest,” he said. Evan Conroy is an LPO member living in Mandeville. As a bass trombone player, he isn’t playing this particular concert since the selections are from the Viennese period, which do not include his instrument in the orchestrations. “Living in Mandeville is convenient, since I teach in Baton Rouge at Southern University, and Loyola and Tulane in New Orleans,” said Conroy, who uses the commute to decompress. “For the ﬁrst two years here, I lived in the Bywater. When my wife moved here, we relocated to the northshore. We’re

more neighborhood, suburban lifestyle type people, and Mandeville is a good ﬁt for us,” he added. When the orchestra performs concerts at the Fuhrmann, Conroy says orchestra personnel always remark at the beauty of the landscape. Conroy has discovered that there is a great deal of live music happening on the north shore. He encourages music lovers to check it out, and of course, to keep coming to the LPO performances. The program in Covington will include the music of: Johann Strauss Jr. (1825-1899), Perpetuum Mobile, (Perpetual Motion) Opus 257; Franz Schrecker (1878-1934), Kammersymphonie (Chamber Symphony); and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Symphony No. 39 in E-ﬂat major, K. 543.

April and Ryan Werla share a dance.

Sheriff throws Christmas party for senior citizens BY MARGARET ALBERT

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said, “and I’d forgotten how nice it is.” Jamie Dakin and son Beau came to help: “I called Sheriff Smith and said we wanted to offer community service, and he suggested coming here. So far, it’s been a lot of fun!” Frances Casborn was enjoying her third Christmas Luncheon, while Ada Davis was present this year for her ﬁfth. “I have fun every time. Even in the cold,” she added. Giselle Thomas came back for a second time, because “I liked it so much before, I braved the cold this year.”

Where can seniors attend a Christmas party in their honor and enjoy a delicious meal served by local law enforcement? Give up? In Mandeville at the Senior Citizens Holiday Luncheon, a community outreach of the St. Tammany Sheriff Deputy’s Association. Bright and early on Dec. 15, Sheriff Randy Smith and his posse were out in force, shuttling honorees in golf carts to the door of the Castine Center in Pelican Park. Once inside, guests were greeted by deputies moonlighting as elves and other holiday characters. Frosty, the Grinch, the Nutcracker, Santa and Mrs. Claus were all spotted fraternizing with attendees and may even have been seen line dancing to the upbeat tunes provided by DJ Rockin’ Ron, a favorite at these functions. This is the 35th year that local parish law enforcement has saluted the seniors of Pamela Lykes, Claudia PichonSt. Tammany by host- Campbell ing this extravaganza. As Sheriff Randy Smith For the early birds, mufﬁns were available and deputies rounded the tables, he were posted at the coffee paused to comment on the urns. The mood was festive. 35th luncheon celebration. “It gives me great pleasure and the party percolated. Billy and Mary Martin to be part of this event that were informed of the party honors some of the most and meal by their daughter- important members of our in-law, the sheriff’s secre- community. Many of them tary. Martin enjoyed getting have been the backbone of out of the house and seeing this parish over the years.” After the presentation of people, and his wife found to be “a really nice little the colors and the sheriff’s welcoming remarks, depubreak.” Det. Winston Harbin has ties appeared with trays of been with the St. Tammany turkey, mashed potatoes Sheriff’s Office for five with gravy, cornbread stuffyears and has had the Santa ing, a roll, and bread pudgig since for this soiree ever ding for dessert. Revelers since. “When I first volun- headed to their tables to enteered to do this, I started joy lunch with new and old letting my beard grow a friends. “This is how we give back little longer every year, and every year to the members here we are!” This is Kathleen Moll- of our parish who have so nere’s first year back for enriched the community,” the sheriff’s party since her declared Suzanne Carboni, husband became ill. “I used public information officer to come every year,” she for the sheriff and his ofﬁce.

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Rockin Ron, a favorite of the holiday guests, leads a line dance.

Pamela Lykes and Pauline Mongomery

Guests show their best dance moves at the banquet.

Officers prepare Christmas meals for seniors.

Anne Lease, Christopher Villa, Linda Villa

Jerry and Gail Stapler, Clio and Jesse Farmer

Chris Mackenzie and Nami the dog enjoy the sheriff’s party.

Sheriff Randy Smith serves a guest at the luncheon, now in its 35th year.

Rockin Ron leads leads holiday dances in the Castine Center.

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State champion coach Tullis taking Mandeville position

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Danny Tullis was named the next Mandeville volleyball coach after winning back-to-back Division I state titles at Slidell.

Volleyball coach leaving Slidell to work with daughter BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

Danny Tullis is quick to talk about the importance of three things in his life: God, family and volleyball. He has coached his two daughters, Ali and Ansley, at Pope John Paul II, while his son, Collin, is a standout player at the club level. In his past three seasons at Slidell, the 53-yearold amassed a 110-17 record, including back-toback titles. He guided Slidell to uncharted success, but now the eight-time state champion is on the move again. Tullis will take over the Mandeville volleyball program from Rachel Schulingkamp, who stepped down after this past season. The move will reunite Tullis with Ansley, who is an assistant coach for the Skippers. “My family has been talking about moving for a while, and with my daughter being over there, I thought I could come over and teach PE with her. So, I’ll get the chance to work with her all day in the classroom and after school. Then my other daughter (Ali) will be closer to Southeastern, so she can ﬁnish up. It just makes sense for us to move this way,” Tullis said. “From a volleyball standpoint, it’s another challenge. I’m always interested in whether I can do this or that. I think Mandeville has a good base of kids who play club (ball) and who have played for a long time. It’ll be interesting to see what we can do there.” Tullis boasts a 793-179 career record and has won a total of eight state titles at three schools (Fontainebleau, Pope John Paul II and Slidell). “I think it is going to be a new, fun experience,” Tullis said. “My family is everything to me, and even though Ali was assisting me at Slidell, she wasn’t working with me at the school. So, it’s just a little bit different. It felt like it was a good move for my family.” Ali will also serve as an assistant, as will Rachel Battistella, who has been with Tullis at both PJP II and Slidell. Collin Tullis will be the team manager. “We try to make it a family affair everywhere that we go,” Tullis said. His ﬁrst coaching job was at Northshore as an assistant coach under Sandy Blanchard for one season. Then, he was the head coach at Salmen for six years. He moved to Fontainebleau for a seven-year run that included a state title in

PHOTO BY MATT DOBBINS

Covington wide receiver Amari Smith, right, celebrates with Trez Richardson of Amite after Smith scored a touchdown on the first play of the LFCA Northshore All-Star Game on Dec. 20.

SENIORS ROAR Covington players set the tone as the North earns 28-20 victory at the LFCA Northshore All-Star game

BY TREASURE WASHINGTON Contributing writer

Four Covington High School seniors made one final impact in the navy and gold. Amari Smith started off the Louisiana Football Coaches Association Northshore All-Star Game with a 68yard catch-and-run touchdown off a flea flicker for the North All-Stars and finished it with a game-high 120 receiving yards. Jake Pompa, a Wisconsinite who compiled seven touchdowns for the Lions last fall, was also in on the trick play and contributed to a 115yard rushing performance for the North. Mason Cryer Jr. had another explosive play down the field while

Termarkus Scott Jr. made some of the game’s biggest defensive plays with two sacks inside the ﬁnal four minutes. “Those are pretty good athletes,” Scott said regarding his teammates. “They always show up when their names are called. It wasn’t an issue for them to get after it (on Saturday).” The North mostly kept its foot on the gas against the South, holding a 28-0 lead well into the third quarter. But the South continuously marched down the ﬁeld with 20 unanswered points. Despite the South’s near-comeback, the North held on for the 28-20 victory on Dec. 20 at SLU’s Strawberry Stadium. “I think we got a little bit tired at

the end, but that happens in these games because you’re limited with numbers,” North defensive coordinator and Covington head coach Greg Salter said. “I think we were playing defense with about 14 or 15 guys that were playing 11 spots. I thought throughout the game they battled and played physical, created some turnovers, and that’s what you want.” The four Lions in the All-Star Game continued to cherish the time on the sidelines with their coach. Covington ended 2025 on a three-game slide but sill impressed with its fourth winning campaign over the past seven seasons. After missing the ﬁrst two games

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Third-quarter surge powers St. Paul’s win over Salmen BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The scene was NBA official. The Wolves trailed Salmen by nine points midway through the third quarter as St. Paul’s called a timeout. As the Wolves’ players walked across the Pelicans logo to their bench at the Smoothie King Center, coach Monty Fontenot told his players to settle down and focus on hitting shots and turning up the defensive pressure. It worked wonders as St. Paul’s ended the quarter on a 15-2 run en route to a 59-47 victory. “We finally started to hit our shots, and we got a little hot from 3,” said St. Paul’s junior STAFF PHOTO BY JOSEPH HALM Brady Pierson, who finished with 10 points. “We didn’t give up as many turnovers in the Salmen’s Jayvin Polvent is guarded by St. Paul’s Ethan Ballard during a game at the second half. That’s been the key for us all Smoothie King Center on Dec. 22. season: limiting our turnovers.”

Fontenot agreed: “We just started making some plays. We made three 3-pointers after the timeout, which helps a lot. We couldn’t make any layups early. We were able to just lock down and play some really good defense. And we limited our turnovers. When you do all the little things right, it gives you a chance to win the game.” The Wolves grew the lead to double digits early in the fourth quarter, and Salmen was never able to cut it below six points the rest of the way. Junior Ethan Ballard (15 points) and senior Carson Michel (11 points) rounded out the double-digit scorers for the Wolves (7-5). While St. Paul’s has won six of their last eight games, including a last-second win over Rummel on Dec. 19, Wolves’ players and coaches were just as excited to go into

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PHOTO BY BOBBY GILBOY

Slidell’s Jeremiah Birdlow is averaging 10.6 points and 7.1 rebounds per game this season.

Slidell boys basketball offers ‘pure entertainment’ in 12-3 start BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

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Slidell junior Jalen Lucas is averaging 13.1 points, 5.1 rebounds and two assists through 15 games this season.

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Continued from page 1B 2011. Then came the move to Pope John Paul II in 2013 that resulted in five state titles from 2014-19 — a period in which the Jaguars were consistently ranked among the top prep teams in the nation. Slidell offered solace to Tullis during his greatest adversity as he joined the Tigers after the 2022 season, which was marred by the death of his oldest son, Christian, the night before the 2022 state championship match. Tullis credited Slidell principal George Herdliska for supporting him this past season, saying the entire school played an important role in winning a second straight state title. “Me leaving has absolutely nothing to do with Coach Herdliska. He was amazing to me. He did everything that I could ask for. It just came down to the fact that I wanted to work with my daughter,” Tullis said. Mandeville will be his third stop in the past five years, but Tullis said that is not a reflection on any of those schools. “I’m not saying there’s not value in staying in the same place for your entire coaching career, but I have

enjoyed everywhere I have been,” Tullis said. “I think change is refreshing and kind of rejuvenates you a little bit. My daughter is at Mandeville, so it’s just a special opportunity for me and my family.” Tullis will ﬁnish out the school year teaching PE at Slidell before moving to Mandeville. He said he will continue to coach club volleyball at WD Nation. Mandeville principal Christian Monson said the choice to hire Tullis was easy. “We’re excited to announce Danny Tullis as the next volleyball coach,” Monson said. “Rachel Schulingkamp has done a great job, but she approached me right as the season ended and made a decision that was best for her family with three small kids. We hired Ansley Tullis to be an assistant coach this past season, and Danny’s desire to coach with his daughter is a big plus for him. “We look forward to building a championship-caliber program and are excited for our future Skippers.” Mandeville won its lone state title in 2005, and the Skippers were state runners-up in 2004, 2006 and 2015. The last time they qualiﬁed for the state tournament in Lafayette was in 2022.

Slidell seventh-year boys basketball coach Krisner Green knew his team would have growing pains. The Tigers came into this season with just three returning players who had signiﬁcant varsity playing time. “For the most part, we are learning how to play varsity basketball together,” Green said. “We had some struggles early on, but we’re on a good roll. I tell them that the most important thing is that you believe that you belong and deserve.” After dropping their first two games, the Tigers (12-3) have won 12 of their last 13 heading into the Hannan Pray Sonic Hoops Classic on Dec. 26-30. “Everybody is just staying on the same page,” said 6-foot-4, 220-pound senior Jeremiah Birdlow. “We’re playing with a chip on our shoulder right now. We feel like

we are the best team in the state. We have the most bigs in the state, which most teams don’t have. We have to be dominant.” Birdlow, who is averaging 10.6 points and 7.1 rebounds per game, is the most experienced returning player. Junior guard Jalen Lucas (13.1 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2 assists) and sophomore guard Ayden Ducre (10.9 points, 3.6 rebounds) round out the double-digit scorers. “We’ve just got to keep trusting each other,” said Lucas, who came off the bench last year before breaking his nose. “Everybody has got to be on the same page because if everyone isn’t on the same page, it’s not going to work.” And that’s where Slidell’s hot start begins to come into focus. According to 6-foot-2 senior Azaan Washington, the Tigers are “pure entertainment” on the court. “No matter if we are up or down in the game, we still ﬁnd a way to come together and play with en-

ergy,” Washington said. “It’s all about working on the little things going forward. We’ve got the plays down, so we just have to keep getting better.” Birdlow agreed: “As a team, we play with a lot of fire because we have a lot of fun. The energy of this team is just unmatched. It starts in warmups because once we get going, we’re very hard to stop.” Green said he wants his players “to be a threat on the court” by playing good defense and either taking good shots or finding open teammates. “I don’t think anyone on this team has a selfish bone in their body,” Green said. “I think the more that we share the ball, the better we can be. We need to improve defensively. I want us to believe that we should hold teams down.” With the Tigers sitting in the Top 10 of the Division I power rankings, they will have plenty of chances to make Green’s words come true.

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Mandeville alumnus Nate Sheppard is 38 rushing yards away from 1,000 during his freshman season at Duke.

Duke’s Nate Sheppard garners All-America honor, nears 1,000 rushing yards Staff report Duke running back Nate Sheppard was named to The Athletic’s Freshman All-America Second Team, according to an announcement on Dec. 17. Sheppard, a 5-foot-10, 200-pound freshman from Mandeville leads Duke with 178 carries for 962 yards (5.40) and stands second with 10 touchdowns. He has added 35 receptions for 266 yards (7.60) and one score. Sheppard has already set the Duke freshman

records for rushing yards and ground touchdowns. His 962 rushing yards are third most nationally by a freshman, true or redshirt, this fall, and the seventh most in a year by any Duke running back. His 35 receptions tie for the seventh most by a Duke rookie in program history and are the most by a Blue Devil freshman running back. In the ACC Championship Game, Sheppard ran for a touchdown and caught ﬁve passes to become just the second individual to accomplish both

in the league’s title tilt, joining Florida State’s Dalvin Cook in the 2014 game versus Georgia Tech. Overall, Sheppard has two games with ﬁve or more receptions and a TD run this season, joining Maryland’s DeJuan Williams as the only freshmen with two such games this season. The Blue Devils will play in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl, facing Arizona State in El Paso, Texas, on Wednesday, Dec. 31. Kickoff is set for 2 p.m., and the game will be televised live by CBS.

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St. Paul’s Brady Pierson, left, and Salmen’s BJ Matthews battle for a loose ball at the Smoothie King Center on Dec. 22.

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St. Paul’s timeout changed the momentum and the game. Salmen junior BJ Matthews finished with 12 points and two steals while Joshua Carroll added nine rebounds, seven points and six blocks. “We pushed ahead in the third quarter, and then they called a timeout, and it totally flipped,” Salmen coach Mark Weinmunson said. “We wanted to keep pushing, and they hit some big shots. The momentum flipped. And we didn’t shoot it well in the second half. “It was a good experience overall. It was my first time coaching on the Pelicans’ floor. The players enjoyed it. It was St. Paul’s home game, and they asked us to play. Our parents figured it out, so I’m glad we did it.”

Mandeville freshman Aurora Avery boasts a 21-6 record this season.

winter break claiming a win on an NBA court. “It was deﬁnitely a bigger venue playing out there,” Pierson said. “It’s a much bigger arena. It was super fun, just a really cool experience.” Fontenot said his team needs to keep building on its momentum. “It’s a really neat experience,” he said. “The kids were excited to play in here. We’re really thankful to the Pelicans for doing this kind of stuff. It was just a good day to share a special experience and build some camaraderie as a team.” Salmen controlled the game SCORE BY QUARTERS early, using defensive pressure SALMEN | 16 | 11 | 15 | 5 — 47 and relentless energy to maintain ST. PAUL’S | 13 | 12 | 21 | 13 — 59 SCORE a ﬁrst-half advantage and take a BOX SALMEN (8-6): BJ Matthews, 12; Devin 27-25 advantage into halftime. Smiles, 8; Joshua Carroll, 7; Marley 6; Kendall Vontoure, 6; Jayvarri Salmen built on that lead in the McKnight, Williams, 5; Jaylen Ringo, 3. second half en route to a 40-31 ST. PAUL’S (7-5): Ethan Ballard, 15; Carson 11; Brady Pierson, 10; Will Becnel, 7; advantage with 3:17 left in the Michel, Logan Autin, 4; Don Peltier, 3; Hayes Kitchthird quarter. Then, the fateful ens, 2; Ethan Landry, 2; Uriah Canoy, 1.

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The Mandeville boys and girls wrestling teams pose for a photo after The Battle on the Lakefront meet on Dec. 20. From left are Gabe Mertz, Lucas Russell, Keelan Primeaux, Kalan Sanders, Ayden Morales, Mason Johnson, Ina De Bastos-Marques, Maria Pascua-Mendoza, Giada Ruffino, Valentina Lopo and Aurora Avery.

Mandeville wrestlers embrace grind, joys of new season BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

St. Paul’s Will Becnel takes a shot that is contested by Salmen’s Joshua Carroll.

Salmen’s Devin Smiles is guarded closely.

First-year Mandeville wrestling coach Michael Lachney is settling in well with the Skippers. After six years at Lakeshore, the highly respected coach is focused on building both the boys and girls programs at Mandeville. “Taking over the girls’ team, I’m hoping to build some more interest, and we’ve had a good turnout, going from just four girls to 13,” Lachney said. “We’re filling 10 of the 12 weight classes. Our girls’ team is one of the biggest in the state after the LHSAA-sanctioned girls wrestling last year. Most teams have just five or six girls wrestling, but you can see the growth. It’s exciting.” The Lady Skippers are off to an impressive start, winning their first nine dual meets. The girls are coming off a dominant performance in the inaugural Battle on the Lakefront, hosted by Mandeville High on Dec. 20. The Skippers earned the title with 136 points, cruising past runner-up Chalmette (67). Slidell (50) took third, followed by Pearl River (44) and Hannan (30) in the 15-team field. Skippers’ freshman Aurora Avery has burst onto the scene, posting an impressive 21-6 mark in the 145-pound weight class. Fourteen of those wins have come by pinfall. Avery is following in her mother’s footsteps, who wrestled at Andrew Jackson High in Chalmette. “My mom loved wrestling, and she definitely wanted me to take it up. She helped sell me on the sport, and that helped persuade me to do it. The wrestling community is so

supportive,” Avery said. “I’m confident, and I’m definitely focused. I’m a hard worker, and wrestling has become a very big part of my life. You need the mentality that when you step on the mat that you believe in yourself, and you’ll never give up.” Lachney said Avery’s work ethic sets her apart. “I’m impressed with her early success and her dominance, being able to pin her opponents. Aurora isn’t afraid of facing tough competition and loves competing at a high level. She continues to develop and understands the importance of proper technique. It’s incredible what she’s already accomplished this early in the season,” Lachney said. The Mandeville girls also turned in a strong runner-up finish at the Pink Panther Tournament in Brusly on Dec. 6. “I try to make things fun for the girls, not trying to push them too hard early on until they gain experience, especially for the ones who lack experience,” Lachney said. “Our girls have increased their expectations. They expect to win and not just be on the mat, just wanting to have fun.” On the boys’ side, Lachney inherited a very young team. “They have potential. We have three seniors and three freshmen in our starting lineup with 15 freshmen on the team,” Lachney said. The Mandeville boys secured a runner-up finish in the Battle on the Lakefront as Hannan captured the title with 146 points, edging the Skippers by just six points. Mandeville has earned four top-

six ﬁnishes in tournaments thus far, while going 3-5 in dual meets. Mandeville senior Gabe Mertz is off to a fast start (20-5), competing at 144 pounds. “This year I’m more focused, paying attention to the little details. I’m moving quicker, and practices have really been good overall. I consider myself a hard worker, and I need to continue concentrating and keeping my focus. I need to stay in my own head, listening to my coaches,” Mertz said. “I’ve gotten better at warming up, getting in the zone, before matches. I used to be extremely nervous before matches, but I’ve worked on having better focus, reviewing in my head what my coaches have trained me to do.” Mertz’s former teammate, Dylan Bild, got him involved with the sport. “I have to admit, I was getting destroyed in matches when I ﬁrst started. The sport had to grow on me, and it taught me discipline and perseverance,” Mertz said. Lachney said Mertz’s improvement has been impressive. “Gabe is an extremely hard worker with lots of good wrestling habits. We’re working on helping him string them together, using his strengths to his advantage, striving for more consistency on the mat,” Lachney said. Lachney, who teaches PE at Madisonville Elementary, has two daughters, Aubrey (12) and Meredith (9), who currently compete in AAU wrestling. He hopes the girls’ program will continue to grow so he can coach them when they’re in high school.

Salmen’s Jayvarri Williams, left, is guarded by St. Paul’s Ethan Ballard. Salmen’s Marley McKnight dribbles around St. Paul’s Brady Pierson.

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Northshore wide receiver Alex Mims, right, is greeted by Pearl River quarterback Brayden Hutchison (5) and Slidell lineman Sterling Garrett (66) after Mims’ touchdown catch during the LFCA Northshore All-Star Game on Dec. 20.

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Salmen running back Jimmy Chanzy breaks off a big gain during the LFCA Northshore All-Star Game on Dec. 20.

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Continued from page 1B of the year with a hand injury, Smith shined on all sides of the ball with 680 total yards and eight scores. Cryer and Southeastern signee Jiwaun Brock (1,745 combined receiving yards, 15 touchdowns) were two more explosive options for Covington’s junior signal caller Matthew Fussell. This year’s graduating Lions are giddy to see what Fussell (1,753 total yards, 23 TDs) can do in his second year leading the offense. “I feel like from the beginning of the season, going from A to Z, we definitely did our thing,” Smith said. “We definitely climbed the ladder, became a way better team, got the chemistry up. Everybody became a whole lot better toward the end (of the year).” More local standouts made their marks in the AllStar Game. Northshore’s Alex Mims (team-high 95 yards, TD) was one of the game’s MVPs and a primary catalyst in South’s rally. Pearl River’s Brayden Hutchison battled through an ankle injury suffered during basketball and turned in one of the game’s grittiest performances with 213 total yards and a fourthquarter passing touchdown. Salmen running back Jimmy Chanzy scored from a yard out to make it a onepossession contest while Mandeville’s Connor Konopka and Jax O’Quin were more solid options in the South’s passing game. The South missed an extra point late in the game to shave the lead to eightpoints but still had one final opportunity for a gametying score inside the final two minutes. Scott’s clutch plays behind the line and a final fourth down stop sealed the deal. “When I was an underclassman, I always played edge,” Scott said. “So I was back at home, I felt (in that position). I used my speed my off the edge, and that’s really my great attribute.” Covington graduates 17 members from its team after this school year. From the players that grew up in the youth program to those who grew up elsewhere, the Lions remain grateful for their tight-knit community. “It’s a brotherhood here,”

Salmen’s Camron Robinson is stopped by a host of defenders, including Hannan linebacker Greyson Dupre, right, at the LFCA Northshore All-Star Game.

Fontainebleau linebacker Gabe Solomon tackles Jewel Sumner running back Jeremiah Brooks.

Salmen linebacker Ellis Knight and Pearl River’s Dakota Johnson wrap up Hammond running back Zalen Bennett. Cryer said. “I came here last year (and) was a new kid in town, but they treat me like a brother. It’s a great experience. I love Covington High. They will forever be my brothers.” SCORE BY QUARTERS NORTH | 7 | 14 | 7 | 0 — 28 SOUTH | 0 | 0 | 7 | 13 — 20

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FIRST QUARTER NORTH: Amari Smith 68 pass from

Jacob Crain (Greyson Dupre kick), 7-0 SECOND QUARTER NORTH: Zalen Bennett 1 run (Dupre kick), 14-0 NORTH: Jeremiah Brooks 2 run (Dupre kick), 21-0 THIRD QUARTER NORTH: Brooks 2 run (Dupre kick), 28-0 SOUTH: Alex Mims 55 pass from Terrance Mitchell (Brennan Heim kick), 28-7 FOURTH QUARTER SOUTH: Mitchell 16 pass from Brayden Hutchison (Heim kick), 28-14 SOUTH: Jimmy Chanzy 1 run (kick failed), 28-20

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NORTH: 331 total yards (216 pass, 115 rush) RUSHING: Zalen Bennett, 16-86, TD; Jeremiah Brooks, 8-23, 2 TD; Alonzo Ard, 1-5; Cooper Flanaghan, 1-2; Jake Pompa, 1-2. RECEIVING: Amari Smith, 3-120, TD; Jaden Walker, 4-76; Mason Cryer, 1-20. PASSING: Jacob Crain, 8-16, 216 yards, TD, 2 INTs; Flanaghan, 0-1, 0 yards. SOUTH: 317 total yards (258 pass, 59 rush) RUSHING: Jimmy Chanzy, 6-37, TD; Brayden Hutchison, 8-17; Gus Pizza, 1-3; Oudrey Gros IV, 1-2 RECEIVING: Alex Mims, 4-95, TD; Terrance Mitchell, 5-54, TD; Connor Konopka, 3-53; Jax O’Quin, 9-48; Dana Antoine, 1-5; Carlos Flemings Jr., 1-3. PASSING: Hutchison, 17-31, 196 yards, TD; Mitchell, 1-1, 55 yards, TD; Pizza, 1-2, 7 yards.

Kenneth “Kenny” W. LaNata was born at Touro Hospital in New Orleans just a few minutes after his twin brother, Arthur “Art” L. LaNata, Jr., to parents, Arthur and Irma LaNata. Kenny served in the Navy at Belle Chasse Naval Air Station and was in the sub‐ marines. He was a civil maritime engineer and head of the engineering department at Avondale Shipyards. Kenny loved sailing and spearfishing. He won numerous sailing races and regattas on his Catalina 22, Easterly 30, and Pearson sailboats, all named “Weather Witch.” He won First Place in the USF&G Sugar Bowl Regatta in 1992; and First Place in the Nokia Sugar Bowl Re‐ gatta in 2001; and First Place in the Nokia Sugar Bowl Regatta in 2004. He was awarded the 2011 TYC Club Champion award by Tammy Yacht Club. He is a past Vice Commodore of the New Orleans Yacht Club. He was also a past board member of Tam‐ many Yacht Club. Kenny was a long-time member of the Sea Horses Diving Club, and past President of the Louisiana Council of Underwater Diving Club. He won several spearfish and diving awards over his lifetime. Kenny was also an accomplished actor and thespian, appearing in nu‐ merous plays at Kenner Lit‐ tle Theatre; and also, sev‐ eral movies filmed in Louisiana, including play‐ ing the part of a Judge in the movie The Butler, and the part of a Senator in Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Kenny was pre‐ ceded in death by his twin brother, Arthur “Art” LaNata, Jr., as well as his parents, Arthur L. LaNata, Sr. and Irma Burgau LaNata. He is survived by his wife, Carole Hubert LaNata, and his two chil‐ dren, Michael W. LaNata and Kendra LaNata Con‐ don. He is survived by his brother, Dr. Gregory LaNata (Sue); and by his youngest brother, Henry LaNata (Rhonda); and sis‐ ters, Darlene LaNata Car‐ ruth (Keith), and Donna LaNata Davis. He is also survived by his sister-inlaw, Carolyn LaNata. Arrangements by Honaker Funeral Home, Inc., Slidell, LA.

sought the promise of a new beginning. His father's outspoken Christian mis‐ sionary work during the war had profound impacts on the family, shaping Win‐ fried's character and his approach to life's chal‐ lenges. With the echoes of his father's courage, he embraced the American Dream with unwavering determination. His work ethic was evident from an early age, as he toiled on a farm for mere pennies, saved for a bicycle, and eventually manned a paper route to support his educa‐ tion. At 18, he joined the United States Airforce, sta‐ tioned back in his birth‐ place of Berlin, where he served with distinction. His military service was a pre‐ amble to his academic achievements at the Uni‐ versity of Colorado, where he earned a Juris Doctor in 1971, laying the foundation for a successful legal ca‐ reer. As a lawyer and a contract negotiator for the Midgulf Association of Stevedores in New Orleans, he was known for his sharp intellect and fair dealings. His entrepreneur‐ ial spirit later led him to establish his own com‐ pany, where his leadership and integrity were hall‐ marks of his business ethos. Despite his profes‐ sional accolades, Win‐ fried's greatest pride was his family. He was a de‐ voted husband to his late wife, Crystal Fay Marshall Niemand, with whom he shared 55 years of loving marriage. Together, they raised three sons: Eric Arthur Niemand, who pre‐ deceased him, and his sur‐ viving sons, Andre Walter Niemand and Alan Kurt Niemand. His legacy con‐ tinues through his cher‐ ished grandchildren, Nathan Winfried Niemand, Emily Elizabeth Niemand, and Meghan Marie Nie‐ mand. He also leaves be‐ hind his older sister, Gu‐ drun, and a host of ex‐ tended family members and friends. He was pre‐ ceded in death by his younger brothers, Sieg‐ mund and Joachim. Win‐ fried's life story is one of survival, transformation, and triumph. From the ashes of war-torn Berlin to the shores of America, he embodied the spirit of re‐ silience. His life was a bea‐ con of hope and a re‐ minder that with faith, hard work, and love, any‐ thing is possible. He will be profoundly missed by his family, friends, and all who had the privilege of know‐ ing him. Audubon Funeral Home were entrusted with the arrangements.

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EAST KIRKLAND SALES BEGIN‐ THE TOWN OF Adkins PEST CONTROL: PROTECT YOUR from $84.99/mo. excluded par‐ Some FOREST GLEN LT STREET, rev enues of the City, mit written com‐ 171154DEC31-1T HOME from pests safely and in, Call DIRECTV 1-866-734-0452 COV‐ NING AT 8:00 SLIDELL, tic i pa tion or oth ‐ Bids will Roaches, be pub‐ Bed Bugs, affordably. nor shall they con‐ ments INGTON, O'CLOCK A.M ON LOUISIANA, ST. 39 40 SQ 74 to the $623.64 wise, subDish jected to sti Rodent, opened Termite, Spiders and other Network: Get DISH Satellite TV licly and er Improvements tute an indebted‐ Louisiana Depart‐ LOUISIANA THE 7th DAY OF TAMMANY discrim ination pests.aloud Locally owned and + Internet! Free Install, Free HD-DVR read at 11:30 thereon bear Munic‐ ness or pledgeMovies, of the ment of Environ‐ PUBLIC NOTICE JANUARY, 2026 PARISH affordable. Call for service or an On-Demand under any Upgrade, program80,000 a.m. (CST) on Jan ‐ i pal No. 26028 E. gen eral credit of the inspection today! 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TO THE ABOVE- 01-01 BOA - Re‐ STATE OF Louisiana Diane Morris, EO Statutes months switch of Max, Brown Rd. Paramount+, DESCRIBED of 1950, as 70821¬4302, Atten‐ NORTH questing a variance WHICH TAXES TAMMANY Officer, Showtime, Starz, MGM+ and P.O. Box Slidell, La. 70458. PROPERTY HAS from Appendix B – amended, and/or tion: Oscar Magee, CAROLINA WERE ADJUDI‐ PARISH, Cinemax included. Choice1609, package 520 Old Span‐ other BEEN SOLD FOR ap plic a ble $84.99/mo. Some restrictions apply. Comprehensive CATED TO THE LOUISIANA. Attorney. All com‐ BUNCOMBE Bid are1-866-734-0452 respon‐ ish Trail, Suite 3C, laws (collectively, ments Call ders DIRECTV ST. TAMMANY THIS PROPERTY FAILURE TO PAY Zoning Ordinance will be con‐ COUNTY sible to ensure bid is Slidell, LA 70459; the "Act"). TAXES. YOU Part 3- Use Districts PARISH GOV‐ IS SUBJECT TO TTY TV 1-800-846- The Bonds will be sidered by the De‐ Dish Network: GetPur DISH re ceived by the ‐ Satellite HAVE BEEN -Section 3.9-RS-1 ERNMENT, TO THE + Internet! Free Install, Free HD-DVR “Equal Op‐ issued and autho‐ partment of Envi‐ In the Superior FOLLOW‐ IDEN chas ing 80,000 DepartOn-Demand ment 5277. TI FIED AS A Upgrade, Movies, Sin gle-Family Resi‐ EN FORCE COL ‐ Court ron men tal Qual ity portu nity Em‐ rized by ordinance ING: no later than theTo $600 Plus Limited Time Up In Gift PERSON WHO dential- 3.1106 Per‐ LECTION OF THOSE in reaching a deci‐ Cards. Call Today! 1-855-654-8207 above stated date ployer/Program.” adopted by the City TAXES. THE COVENANTS AS MAY HAVE AN formance Standards whether to Judith M. Swayne and time. No late Auxiliary Aids and Council, in one or sion on IN Side Yard Setback NAMES OF SAID SET FORTH IN INTEREST the settlement v. John Edward bids will be ac‐ Services are avail‐ more series, will make THIS PROPERTY. requirements for DELINQUENT Buckholz, final. able upon re quest to THE ROAD HOME cepted. YOUR INTEREST Lot 1, Square 204, ture not later than DEBTORS DECLARATION Buncombe County TAX individuals with dis‐ ma IN THE PROP ‐ twenty-two (22) Di vi sion of New AND THE LEGAL Terms and condi‐ 25CV006139-100 OF COVENANTS ERTY WILL BE The St. Tammany abilities.” years from their date tions of the pro‐ DESCRIPTION RUNNING WITH TERMINATED IF Covington, 1916 S. Parish Sheriff's Of‐ 171243DEC31-1T of is suance, will Avenue, FOR EACH OF To John Ed ward posed set tle ment THE LAND HUR‐ YOU DO NOT Jahncke fice shall have the $47.87 bear interest at rates agreement may be Buckholz: Covington THE PROPERTIES RICANE KA T ‐ right to reject any or A LAWSUIT Petitioner: Andrew not more than reviewed on the De‐ Take notice that a TO BE OFFERED MADE FILE all Bids for just IN ACCORDANCE Davidson 0.95% per annum, partment of Envi‐ pleading seeking re‐ FOR SALE ARE RINA/RITA BY GLENN WITH cause in keeping LAW Owner: BMI Con‐ and will be subject ronmental Quality's lief against you has AS FOLLOWS: IN WITHINTHE with La. R.S. PUBLIC NOTICE 60 DAYS struction to prepayment any‐ website at www. been filed in the LITTLE PEANUT BROWN FAVOR OF 38:2214. OF THE DATE OF time without deq.louisiana.gov, above-entitled ac‐ PROPERTIES LLC DOA, THE By: Deputy Penny FIRST PUB‐ 2. CASE NO. 26Hologram Enter‐ penalty. It is by selecting About tion. The nature of 2422 6TH ST, LA LOUISIANA OF FICE OF COM ‐ Vance, Purchasing OF 01-02 BOA- Re‐ prises, LLC is DBA presently antici‐ LDEQ, OWED MUNITY DEVEL‐ LICATION Enforce‐ the relief being TAXES Agent THIS NOTICE. as Cook-Tate Book‐ pated that a portion ment, and Settle‐ sought is as follows: ARE WITH TWO OPMENT questing a variance Sheriff Randy keeping Solutions of the Bonds will ments. The docu‐ Claims by Plaintiff: CERTAIN LOTS from Appendix B – ON ST Smith TAM MANY located at 1324 benefit from the for‐ ment may also be to Quiet Title to real OF GROUND, TO‐ RECORDED NOTICE Comprehensive 2/11/2008 AT IN‐ PUBLIC St. Tammany Parish Greenlawn PARISH SHER ‐ Dr., giveness of a por‐ viewed at, and property located in GETHER Zoning Ordinance WITH STRUMENT NO City OF Of FICE Covington 171385DEC31‐ IFF’S Slidell, LA 70460. tion of the total prin‐ copies Part 3- Use Districts obtained Buncombe County, ALL THE BUILD‐ IN THE JAN7-2T 2026 Planning & Zoning Commission and tion 3.9-RS-1 ATTN: PROP ERTY The DBA for this cipal amount of from, the Louisiana NC, at 148 Parker INGS AND IM‐ 1667409 -Sec RECORDS Board OF ST $125.30 TAX DEPT. LLC was filed in such portion as ad‐ Department of En‐ Road, of Adjustment Meetings and Deadline Dates Sin gle-Fam ily Resi‐ Asheville, PROVEMENTS TAM MANY Public Louisiana Protection and Restoration Authority PO BOX 1450 Louisiana on vanced. All of the viron dential- 3.1106 Per‐ THEREON SITU‐ PARISH. and re ferred to menHearings: tal Qual ‐ NC,Coastal COV ING TON, LA formance Standards 11/25/2025 2026 CALENDAR other details of the ity, Public Records in the Deed ATED IN THE 131587 Legal Notices 171545DEC31‐ Bonds will be set CenFiscal 2027127, Draft Annual Plan in Deed PARISH OF ST. ON THE DAY OF 70434 a reduction in the recorded ter, Year Room (985) 809-8217 JAN7-14-3T forth in the ordi‐ Galvez front P&Z AND BOAand rear set‐ Building, Book 5866, Page TAMMANY, SALE APPLICATION IDEADLINE WILL 170791DEC24-31$202.24 nance(s) authoriz‐ 602The North MEETING DATEat Lot 1-A-1 backs STATE(CPRA) willOF SELL THE PROP‐ 1947, and Bun combe Authority Fifth Protection Louisiana Coastal Restoration 2T ing their issuance. Square 1306 Divi‐ LOUISIANA, ister of comments Street, Baton hold the following public County hearings toReg receive public on Louisiana’s IN ERTY December TO THE 5, 2025 January 20, 2026 (Tuesday) THE PUBLIC IS Rouge, sion of New Cov‐ CITY OF HIGHEST PUBLIC NOTICE Deeds, Louisiana BID‐ $595.22 “Fiscal Year 2027 Draft Annual Plan.”and other THE HEREBY NOTI‐ 70802. ing ton – 226 W. 13th SLIDELL, DES IG ‐ Anyone knowing PUBLIC NOTICE claims for Con struc ‐ To request a DER. THE SALE January 2, 2026 February 23, 2026 FIED that the gov‐ copy of the pro‐ tive Trust, Resulting NATED BY THE WILL BE WITH‐ Avenue, Covington. the whereabouts of: NOS. 4 AND 5 IN OUT AP Critonius O. Jack‐ LA 0222NL 15FT erning authority of posed settlement, Trust, Refor mation, The Coastal Center at Nicholls University February 6, 2026 March 16, 2026Petitioner: Larry & PRAISE ‐ Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026 Christie Perrin son, formerly mar‐ FLAT BOAT is the City will meet in submit a completed Eq uiNSU tableArdoyne Lien, Drive De‐ SQUARE NUM‐ MENT, FOR CASH 426 March 6,PAY 2026‐ April 20, 2026 Owner: Larry and 23 OR OTHER ried to Gynii Jack‐ stored at Carter's open and public ses‐ Pub5:30 tory Judg ment, BER lic PM Record Re‐ clara Thibodaux, LA 70301 sion on TUES DAY, Wrecker Ser vice Christie Perrin BY MENT METHODS son, residing at 442 quest Form (DEQ Unjust Enrichment, BOUNDED May 18, 2026 April 2, 2026 (Thursday) Joseph Yenni Building JANUARY 27, Holmes Drive, 41558 Hwy. 190 E InS.junc tive Re‐ DANEY STREET, ACCEPT Form ISD-0005- and ABLE TO Jan. 8, 2026 Second Floor Council Chambers SIXTH (6) AV ‐ Slidell, LA 70460, Slidell,La. 70461. 2026 at 6:30 P.M., 01).Thursday, lief. The form and THE TAX May 1, COL 2026 ‐ June 15, 2026 3. CASE NO. 26at the City of Slidell instruc 01-03 BOA Re‐ FOR‐ LECTOR, or anyone knowing (985)641-3233. required to ENUE 5:30tions PM 1221 are Elmwood Park Blvd for You IN how to contact them Vessel found at 351 City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ completion may be make fense 5, 2026 July 20, 2026 questing a variance Jefferson,de LA 70123 to MERLY NOTT AV‐ LEGALJune TEN DER Dr. ond St., Slidell, found on the DEQ such pleading not ENUE) SEVENTH MONEY OF THE from Appendix B – or any family mem‐ Oriole LSU AgCenter 2, 2026 (Thursday) August 24, 2026Com (4th Monday) Slidell,La. owned Louisiana 70458, to WebMonday, prehensive ber. Please contact: than February (7) STREET (FOR‐ UNITEDJulySTATES, site atJan. the12,fol ‐ later 2026 1105 West Port Street hear any ob jec tions Zoning Ordinance Phillip M. Lynch, by Robert Sander low5:30 ing PM address: 9, 2026 and upon MERLY NOTT AV‐ AND August A NON7, 2026 September 21, 2026 Abbeville, LA to 70510 Part 3- Use Districts Jr., Attorney at Law, shall be sold to high‐ to the proposed is‐ http://deq.louisiana. your failure do so ENUE) WARRANTY -Sec THE SAID LOTS 1280 Clausel St., est bidder at public suance of the Bonds. gov/assets/docs/ the party seeking September 4, 2026 October 19, 2026 tion 3.19 Insti‐ CASH SALE CER ‐ tu tional (ID) Sec‐ AND SQUARE OF Mandeville, La. sale on 1/19/26 at If at such hearing a General/ CPRA will receive written comments and recommendations on the Fiscal Year ser vice against you PublieR TIFICATE SHALL 41558 Hwy. 190 E. petition duly signed ecor tion 3.1909 District GROUND 70448, willFebruary apply17, 2026. to the October 1, 2026 (Thursday) November 16, 2026 2027 Draft Annual Written comments shouldARE be dsRe ques tForPlan until BE IS SUED TO by electors of the m.pdf, Slidell,La. 70461. Standards (2) Signs OFTEN THE PURCHASER 985-626-9382, court for the reliefto thePART callnoing mailedor(toby arrive later than February 17, 2026) following address: November 6, 2026 December 21, 2026 City in a number not the Customer Ser‐ sought. 171039DEC31‐ and Lighting at PREVOST ADDI‐ FOR THE philliplynchjr@ PROP ‐ less than five per‐ vice Center at 1- This, the 12th day TION TO THE ERTY. JAN7-2T Kehoe-France gmail.com. Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority December 4, 2026 January 19, 2027 (Tuesday) cent (5%) of the $154.56 School -Northshore, 171715DEC31-1T OF 170749DEC31-1T of December, 2025. TOWN 866-896-5337. Public Comments num ber of such 25 Patricia Drive, $109.60 SLIDELL, HOLMAN LAW, $121.35 150 to Terrace Avenue electors voting in Pursuant Cov ing ton, LOUISIANA, AS La. R.S. PLLC • A Pre-Conference Meeting is recommended and should be scheduled at LA PUBLIC NOTICE Baton Rouge, the LA 70802 the last election held 30:2050.7(D), 70433. PER PLAN OF E. THOMISON PUBLIC NOTICE least one week prior to the deadline date. the City object to Department of En‐ HOLMAN Petitioner: Kehoe SURVEY OF Anyone knowing LA 8070 ED 16ft in the issuance of the viron France School ney for If, because a disability, youtor require special assistanceLOUIS to participate,DANEY, please mentalofQual ity At • The scheduled Planning & Zoning Commission and Board of Adjustment the whereabouts of SEMIV Boat is Bonds, then the may Owner: ORIG tiffAvenue, Baton Rouge, holdtheaCPRA public meetings are held at the City Council Chambers located at 222 KirklandKehoe contact at 150Plain Terrace LAINAL 70802 orPLAT by Joel Rusche and/or stored at 41558 Bonds shall not be France School NOVEM‐ 56atCol lege Street. ing re Amy Sierra HWY. telephone at gard (225) ing 342-1357 least fiveStreet, working days DATED prior to the hearing. 190 E issued until ap‐ hear BER 24, 1906. this proposed settle‐ Suite 302 Thrasher Rusche, Slidell,La. 70461 proved at an elec ‐ • All Board of Adjustment meetings are normally held on the third Monday These meet ings will SUBupon SEQUENT NC ment when either of Asheville, their heirs or as‐ (985)641-3233. and translation services can also be provided requestSUR by ‐ held for that theInterpretation of each month at 6:00P.M. unless a holiday falls on thatbe date or there a City held in isthe PLAN OF 28801 fol low ing con di ‐ signs, please contact Vessel found at tion contacting coastal@la.gov. conflict with the Council Chambers Schedule. pur pose. Any such Coun cil Cham bers VEY OF DANEHY 170316DEC24-31 ‐ Patricia R. Fox, at‐ Spartan Loop petition must be ac‐ tions are met: 1) a JAN7-3T located at 222 East CIVIL ENGINEER torney at law, (985) owned by Charles companied by a cer‐ written request for • All Planning & Zoning Commission meetings are normally held on the third visit ing coastal.la.gov/calendar/ and copies Kirkland Street, AND SUR VEY lic hear has $880.33 for more detailed information 264-3950. Property Daroca shall be sold tificate of the St. pubPlease Monday of each month at 6:30 P.M. unless a holiday falls oning thatton, dateLA. or Cov of the Fiscal be posted FILED prior to the IN been filedYear 2027 by Draft Annual Plan which will ALSO rights involved. to highest bidder at Tammany there is a conflict with the city or the Council Chambers Schedule. Parish If you have com‐ THE COURT public hearings. (25) 170858DEC24-31‐ public sale on Registrar of Voters twenty-five please e-mail HOUSE IN COV‐ JAN7-3T • The Petitioner or Representative must be present at allments, Meetings. 1/19/2026 at 41558 certifying that the persons, by a gov‐ them to eagee@ menquestions tal subregarding divi‐ the hearings, please contact ING $191.23 RyanTON, Shaw at Ryan. HWY.190 E signers of the peti‐ ernFor covla. com or mail LOUISIANA, sion or agency,oror(225) by 342-1357. • Deadlines are in place to ensure advertisement and public notice requirements SLIDELL,La. tion(s) are regis‐ an Shaw@la.gov them to the City of DATED MAY association hav‐ are met. 70461 tered electors of the ing not less than Covington Planning 25TH 1918 171041DEC31‐ 169701-592615-DEC31-1T City and the number twenty Department at P. O. CHANGING THE five (25) JAN7-2T NEWS 24/7 ON of signers amounts mem $ 89.68 167613DEC17-31JAN7-3T $249.48 Box 778, Coving‐ LOTS TO MEA‐ bers who re‐ $154.56 to not less than five side in the parish in ton, LA 70434. SURE THIRTY percent (5%) of the which the facility is For more informa‐ (30) FEET FRONT registered voters located; or 2) the tion, or to review BY A DEPTH OF that voted in the last secretary finds a sig‐ case material or to ONE HUNDRED election held in the nificant degree of inquire about speak‐ AND TWENTY lll

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, any ‐ man ‐ Division of New Standards (2) Signs Disabilities Act, if anti, seconded by proposes that rev‐ pursuant to the Act replacements, or re‐ ministrative Fee as‐ the disposition of enue bonds will be to issue not exceed‐ pairs to the sewer sociated therewith), the proceeds of in‐ Covington, 1916 S. and Lighting at you need special as‐ Councilman sistance, please con‐ Brownfield, (by re‐ issued by the City ing $5,100,000 of portion of the Utili‐ and mature no later surance, the keeping Jahncke Avenue, Kehoe-France books and tact the ADA Coor‐ quest of Administra‐ for the purpose of bonds to finance im‐ ties System. School -Northshore, Cov ingWednesday, ton than twenty-two of ✦ ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 6B December 31, 2025 making improve‐ provements to the The Bonds shall be (22) years from the records, and other Petitioner: Andrew 25 Patricia Drive, dinator at (892-1811 tion) matters as and Notices special date thereof. ments, Public exten sions, Utilities Covington Sys tem; limitedPublic CovingPublic ton, Notices LA ex 270) Davidson It is pertinent Public Notices Public Notices Notices Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices be deemed revenueMeet/Hear/Min bonds of presently renewals, re place‐ and Public describing RESOPublic Owner:Meet/Hear/Min BMI Con‐ 70433.Meet/Hear/Min City Hall antici‐ may Meet/Hear/Min LUTION Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min proper by this City the City, shall be se ‐ ments, or re pairs to the as sis tance that is NOW, THERE ‐ Petitioner: Kehoe struction pated that a portion R25-32 by and of the Bonds will Council to assure the sewer portion of FORE, BE IT RE‐ cured necessary. France School Any A resolution declar‐ the Utilities System SOLVED by the payable in principal benefit from the for‐ the marketability of Kehoe APPEALS: 2. CASE NO. 26- Owner: persons jointly or ing the intention of in the manner pre‐ Slidell City Council and interest and re‐ giveness of a por‐ the Bonds, consis‐ 01-02 BOA- Re‐ France School severally aggrieved the City of Slidell, scribed by and (the "City Coun‐ lated fees, solely tion of the total prin‐ tent with the provi‐ questing a variance from Appendix B – These meetings will by any decision by State of Louisiana, under the authority cil"), acting as the from the income and cipal amount of sions of the Act and applicable be held in the City the Board of Adjust‐ to issue Taxable of Part XIII, Chapter governing authority revenues to be de‐ such Bonds as ad‐ other Comprehensive laws and regula‐ rived by the City vanced. Zoning Ordinance Council Chambers ment of or any offi‐ Utilities Revenue 4, Title 39 of the of the City, that: from the operation The City will, in tions. Such ordi‐ department, Bonds (DEQ) in an Louisiana Revised SECTION 1. Part 3- Use Districts located at 222 East cer, -Section 3.9-RS-1 Kirkland Street, board, or bureau of amount not to ex‐ Statutes of 1950, as Intent to Issue Rev‐ of the Utilities Sys‐ such ordinance(s), nance(s) will also the municipality, ceed Five Million amended (La. R.S. enue Bonds. Pur‐ tem, after provision enter into such include remedies in Single-Family Resi‐ Covington, LA. dential- 3.1106 Per‐ If you have com‐ may present to the One Hundred Thou‐ 39:1011, et seq.), suant to and in com‐ has been made for covenants with the case of default, pro‐ formance Standards ments, please e-mail District Court of the sand Dollars and other constitu‐ pliance with the pro‐ the payment there‐ future owner or vision for the is‐ a reduction in the them to eagee@ Parish or City in ($5,100,000) and tional and statutory visions of the Act, from of the reason‐ owners of the Bonds suance of parity (the and other constitu‐ able and necessary as to the manage‐ bonds, and such ad‐ front and rear set‐ covla.com or mail which the property providing for other authority payable tional and statutory expenses of admin‐ ment and operation ditional covenants, backs at Lot 1-A-1 them to the City of affected is illegal in matters in connec‐ "Act"), solely from the in‐ authority, this City istering, operating of the Utilities Sys‐ agreements and pro‐ Square 1306 Divi‐ Covington Planning whole or in part, tion therewith. as are the WHEREAS, sion of New Cov‐ Department at P. O. specifying the come and revenues Council does hereby and maintaining the tem, the imposition visions System. and collection of judged advisable or ington – 226 W. 13th Box 778, Coving‐ grounds of the ille‐ City of Slidell, State to be derived from declare its intention Utilities gality. The petition of Louisiana (the the operation of the to issue not exceed‐ The Bonds shall not rates and charges for necessary by the Avenue, Covington. ton, LA 70434. System, ing Five Million be a charge on the the services ren‐ City for the security Petitioner: Larry & For more informa‐ shall be presented to "City") now owns Utilities Christie Perrin tion, or to review the court within 30 and operates a com‐ after provision has One Hundred Thou‐ other income and dered thereby, the of the registered of the been made for the sand days after the fil ing Dollars revenues of the City, disposition of such owners Owner: Larry and case material or to bined waterworks including of nor shall they con‐ fees and revenues, Bonds, Christie Perrin inquire about speak‐ of the decision in the system and sewer payment therefrom ($5,100,000) Utilities stitute an indebted‐ the issuance of fu‐ sinking funds and system (the "Utili‐ of the reasonable Taxable ing at the public office of the Board. 3. CASE NO. 26- hearing, please call 170747DEC31‐ ties System") as a and necessary ex‐ Revenue Bonds or ness or pledge of the ture bonds and the reserves for the pay‐ penses of adminis‐ other evidences of general credit of the creation of future ment of principal 01-03 BOA Re‐ the City of Coving‐ JAN7-14-3T revenue-producing operating indebtedness in the City. The Bonds liens and encum‐ and interest on the questing a variance ton Planning De‐ $251.95 work of public im‐ tering, and maintaining the name of the City shall be issued and brances against the Bonds and an ade‐ from Appendix B – partment at (985) provement; and System; (the "Bonds"), the shall bear interest at Utilities System and quate depreciation Comprehensive WHEREAS, the Utilities 867-1214. Thanks PUBLIC NOTICE proceeds of which a rate or rates not ex‐ the revenues there‐ fund for those re‐ Zoning Ordinance for your interest in Slidell City Council and WHEREAS, this will be used to pay ceeding ninety-five from, the carrying of pairs, extensions Part 3- Use Districts Covington’s future. Introduced Decem‐ (the "City Coun‐ -Section 3.19 Insti‐ In accordance with ber 9, 2025, by cil"), as governing governing authority the cost of making hundredths percent insurance on the and improvements tutional (ID) Sec‐ the Americans with Councilman DiS‐ authority of the City, now desires to give improvements, ex‐ (0.95%) per annum Utilities System and to the Utilities Sys‐ tion 3.1909 District Disabilities Act, if anti, seconded by proposes that rev‐ notice of intention tensions, renewals, (including any Ad‐ the disposition of tem as may be nec‐ Standards (2) Signs you need special as‐ Councilman enue bonds will be pursuant to the Act replacements, or re‐ ministrative Fee as‐ the proceeds of in‐ essary to assure ade‐ and Lighting at sistance, please con‐ Brownfield, (by re‐ issued by the City to issue not exceed‐ pairs to the sewer sociated therewith), surance, the keeping quate and efficient Kehoe-France books and service to the public, tact the ADA Coor‐ quest of Administra‐ for the purpose of ing $5,100,000 of portion of the Utili‐ and mature no later of than twenty-two records, and other all as provided by School -Northshore, dinator at (892-1811 tion) making improve‐ bonds to finance im‐ ties System. The Bonds shall be (22) years from the prove ments to the 25 Patricia Drive, ex 270) Covington pertinent matters as the Act. ments, extensions, System; limited and special date thereof. It is may be deemed Covington, LA City Hall describing RESOLUTION renewals, replace‐ Utilities revenue bonds of presently antici‐ proper by this City SECTION 2. Sale of 70433. ments, or repairs to and the assistance that is R25-32 THERE‐ the City, shall be se‐ pated that a portion Council to assure Bonds. The Bonds Petitioner: Kehoe necessary. the sewer portion of NOW, by and of the Bonds will the marketability of may be sold at a pri‐ France School APPEALS: Any A resolution declar‐ the Utilities System FORE, BE IT RE‐ cured Owner: Kehoe persons jointly or ing the intention of in the manner pre‐ SOLVED by the payable in principal benefit from the for‐ the Bonds, consis‐ vate sale to the France School severally aggrieved the City of Slidell, scribed by and Slidell City Council and interest and re‐ giveness of a por‐ tent with the provi‐ Clean Water State by any decision by State of Louisiana, under the authority (the "City Coun‐ lated fees, solely tion of the total prin‐ sions of the Act and Revolving Fund and These meetings will the Board of Adjust‐ to issue Taxable of Part XIII, Chapter cil"), acting as the from the income and cipal amount of other applicable may be issued and be held in the City ment of or any offi‐ Utilities Revenue 4, Title 39 of the governing authority revenues to be de‐ such Bonds as ad‐ laws and regula‐ sold in installments STATE OF LOUISIANA rived by the City vanced. City, that: Council Chambers cer, tions. Such ordi‐ as needed, all as pro‐ department, Bonds (DEQ) in an Louisiana Revised of the from the operation The City will, in nance(s) will also vided for in the Act located at 222 East board, or bureau of amount not to ex‐ Statutes of 1950, as SECTION 1. PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY Kirkland municipality, ceed Five Million amended (La. R.S. Intent to Issue Rev‐ of the Utilities Sys‐ such ordinance(s), include remedies in and other statutory Street, the vision enter into such case of default, pro‐ authority. Bonds. PurDISTRICT ‐ tem, after pro may present to the One Hundred Thou‐ 39:1011, et seq.), Covington, LA. 22NDenue JUDICIAL COURT If you have com‐ District Court of the sand Dollars and other constitu‐ suant to and in com‐ has been made for covenants with the vision for the is‐ the pay ment there‐ offuture or suance of parity SECTION 3. Public pli ance with the pro ‐ tional statutory ments, please e-mail Parish or City in ($5,100,000) List and of theand Central Jury Pool for the Central Jury Term Courtowner to be held (the visions of the Act, from of the reason‐ owners of the Bonds bonds, and such ad‐ Hearing. This City them to eagee@ which the property providing for other authority able andonnec essary as toNovember the manage19, ‐ di2025 and 12, other2026 constiand tu‐ drawn tional covenants, Council will meet in "Act"), payable covla.com or mail affected is illegal in matters in connec‐ on beginning Monday, January Wednesday, TAMMANY PARISH solely from the in‐ tional and statutory expenses of admin‐ ment and operation agreements and pro‐ open and public ses‐ or in part, tion therewith. them ST. to the City of whole MICHAEL COOPER as are sion, on TUESDAY, ifying the WHEREAS, Covington Planning B.spec the come and revenues authority, this City istering, operating of the Utilities Sys‐ visions 27, grounds of the ille‐ City of Slidell, State to be derived from Council does hereby and maintaining the tem, the imposition judged advisable or JANUARY DepartmentPARISH at P. O.PRESIDENT System. and collection of necessary by the 2026 at 6:30 p.m., Box 778, Coving‐ gality. The petition of Louisiana (the the operation of the declare its intention Utilities to issue not exceed‐ The Bonds shall not rates and charges for City for the security at the City of Slidell ities Sys tem,Groby shall be presented to ton, LA 70434. "City") now owns Util 201 Sondra Elizabet Linzi Nicole Darnellren Page 10130 Megan M Cleveland Whitney Marie XylainTfor Aberin be aLanglinais charge on the 401 the Michael services ‐ Jrof the 501 ing Five 301 Million CitySmith Hall, 2045 Sec‐ regisMark teredStephen pro viCathy sion has For 12more ma‐ the court within and operates a com‐ after 202 Mary S Groomer Patrice Larocca Colinthereby, D Palazzalo 102 Dana K Cloutet Devan B Adams other income and 402 dered the owners 502 One Hundred302 Thou ‐ G St., Slidell, of the ondSoileau been made for the days after the fil ing tion, or to review bined wa ter works 203 Kellythere Elizabeth Grossand 303 Larocca Jennifer Panks 103the Chelsey Ann Cobb Alexander Gloria Solomon-Phillip revenues of the City, 403 dispo sitionUof such Bonds, 503 DolRaina lars Anjel Louisiana 70458, or includ ingPatricia pay ment from the decision in case 3maThomas terial or to ofIII sys tem and sewer T Gross M Lassere 104 Jeffrey Mtem Cohen 4 about William H Alexander Jr of the Board. 504 Melissa shall they con‐ 404 feesJames andPaul revParker enues, sinking funds of nor at Sorensen an earlier or later and Faye reason able ($5,100,000)304 Krystle inquire speak ‐ office sys (the "Utili‐ of 204theYashika 205 nec David H Guidry W Parker 305 iAmanda Lattaan indebted‐ 405 Patrick Alferez 505the Erin Paige Spencer the Justin issuance of fu‐ reserves for Util ties stiZtute ular or special pay ‐ reg essary ex‐ Taxable ‐ Destin ing 5at Laura the V pub lic 170747DEC31105 ties SysCole tem") as a and 206 Sirlei 306 Rhonda C Laudun Menue-pro Collette ducing 6 Shirley Jason or pledge of the 406 tureDanny bondsS Pastor and the ment of 506 or ness meeting of the City prin cipalM Spriggins penses of Pereira adminGuidry is‐ Revenue Bonds hearing, pleaseA Aljomayel call JAN7-14-3T 106 Joseph rev eral credit of the 407 creation ofHollow future of gen cil to be deter‐ Lane Savannah Pateland interest 307 Terriann R Lauria 107 Davidwork W Cooper 7 Anthony 507 on Jerald Spruille theDonCoun ing,Derekop eratGuillarmod ing other evidences the City of CovD ingAlmeida ‐ $251.95 of public im‐ ter207 The Bonds 408 liensGaetano and Den cum‐ Bonds in Kelsie the RCity. mined by the City 208main Justin Kent Lawrence Paternostro Jr 108 Donald G Cooper Adrienne M Alphonse and508anJulie adA e‐St Paul and tain ingGuillory the indebtedness308 ton 8Plan ning De ‐ prove ment; and shall be is sued and brances against the name of the City Coun cil, in consul‐ quate de509 ities Sys tem; partment at (985) preciHarriet ation L Stallworth 209 Skylar H Guillory 309 Morgan Christin Lawshe 409 Robert J Pattison 109 Michael K Corbello 9 Richard C Alphonse WHEREAS, the Util shall bear interest at 410 UtilAllison ities Sys tem and fund for 510 the Thi tion with bond 867-1214. those re‐ RtaStarr 210 Thomas A Guillory (the "Bonds"), 310 Chau My Le C Peace 110 Jahmira JakeelCity Coston 10 CindyThanks Lee M Anderson Kenneth Slidell Council and or rates not ex‐ 411 the Georgia revenues there‐ pairs, which this proceeds of311 for your interSayas est in ex sions N coun (the "City 211 Sandra Gutierrez A Peck PauletteaMrate Leigh 111 Robert L Couret III Coun‐ WHEREAS, 11 Gayle Anderson 511tenDonald Steelesel Jr and duly ad‐ from, the car rying to Caroline pay ceed tised in the man‐ ing ninety-five 412 ernBrittany ing auA thor ity will be used312 Coving future. ments Jover cil"),RayasCowan governing gov 212 Hall Chasey Dale Pecotof and improve M Lemonier 112 Chandler 12 ton’s Amelia D Andrus 512 Hannah Stephens insurBeulah ance C Penn on the to the Util513 makCandace ing hun nerStewart provided by law, dredths percent 413 sires Ashton to giveHall the cost of 313 In ac13corRobert dancePwith itiesPamela Sys‐ June auGrace thority of the City, now 213de Hunter R Letort 113 Lauren Cox Antill III UtilLogan ities Sys temPennington and tem as may ex‐ M(0.95%) to hear any objec‐ per annum 414 ticeMofAnninHall tention improvements, the Amer icansL Aquero with Jr beMatthew nec‐ Jacob pro that rev‐ no214 Joseph 314 Allie Lewis 114 Roslyn Lposes Cox 14 Derek 514 the Pamela dispoA sition of essary to as515 newals, tionsStokes to the pro‐ (in clud ing any Ad‐ 415 suant to the Disabil if sure ade‐P Stone Act tensions, re315 enue bonds will be pur215 Melanie D Hamauei Deborah S Lewis Pennington 115 Navon L Crandle Farren 15 ities RobinAct, A Armstrong the pro ceeds of in ‐ re place ments, or re ‐ posed is suance of ministrative Fee as‐ you need special L asAtlow ‐ quate and516effi cientE Strain issue not ex ceed‐ sued by the City to 216 Kendra L Hamrick Charles Mkeep Perezing ser 116 SarahisM Crescioni Huebertso Maurice Regina 16 Bernadine surance, the pairs to the316sewer the Bonds; pro‐ ciatedLewis thereIIwith), 416 sistance, please con ‐ vice to the pub lic, ing $5,100,000 of for the pur pose of 217 Judy Hanrahan Perronall as pro517 117 Amanda York Crochet 317Util Roberta Ann ma Lewis Hal A 17 ADA Craig RCo Aucoin of Cameron booksJosephand i‐ and vided, however, if at ture no later 417 tact the or‐ vided byStricklin to fiPnance im‐ portion of the mak ing improve‐ bonds 218 ments Dsean Sylvia Harris ties System. 318 Ronald than Darionand Rollie other Peters the Act. 518 Lawrence Jsuch 118 Juston P Cubitt G Litton twenty-two 418 Stromeyer 18 atKathy R Austin records, hearIV ing a peti‐ dinator (892-1811 prove to the ments, ex ten sions, 219 MichelleSys P Harris Tyler 119 AlexareHope Cunningham 319 Thomas T Livaudais 519 Roy B Studinski 19 Christy Michell pertiJonathan nent mat tersPeters as be (22) tion or petitions years III from the 419 ex 270) Coving ton Babb ities tem; The Bonds shall newals, replace‐ Util 220 Robert P Harvey limited and 320 PetroskySECTION520 120 Alyssa R Dalessandro L Lobue DylanofPatrick Suddeth Joi Baker mayLauren be Ballam deemed speChrista cial date duly signed by the thereof. It is 420 City 20 HallNylah describ ing 2. Sale ments, or repairs to and 221 Latresha Samnee‐ Hayes Michael PhilippeBonds. The 121 Jeremy Davenport 321 Thomas Michael Loprestiantici‐ 421 521 Bonds Natasha Gina Tabithathat N Barker proper by Joseph this City revenue bonds of presently elecSummers tors of the City the as21sistance is THERE theNoel sewer portion of NOW, Coun cil toM Phillips assure may be sold se‐ pated in an aggregate 222 Mary Tameka 122 Rachel David L Lorethat a portion 422 522atRonald Karabeth Louell Barnes neces22sary. a pri‐ T Sylvas BEElizabeth IT REHaynes ‐ the City, shall322beDeborah theMUtil ities System FORE, the Paris marketabil ity of vate sale523toKyohei by 323 Deborah and ofR Loyacano number not less than the Bonds will 423 223 Michaelby J Heap Nakia Philson 123 Daniel 23 Jennifer Candyc APPEALS: Any Barr theTakemoto theJr cured inJames the Davis manner pre‐ SOLVED the Bonds, con sis ‐ payable in prin ci pal percent (5%) of ben e fit from the for ‐ persons jointly B or Clean Water State H five City Coun 224 Brooke Hebertcil 424 Patricia R Picone 124 Enrique Fernand Davis 324 Erika L Lucas Davis 524 Charito Talamo 24 Cameron Barrilleaux scribed by and Slidell tent Christina with the provi‐ Revolving525 andAmanda re‐ give number of the ness of a por‐ 425 sever25 allyGregory aggrieved Fund and M the "CityR Hebert Coun‐ and interest 325 225 Janet B Pinner 125 Jermaine C Davis Ervin Ludlam Kristen Tarleton Allen Bassich under the authority (the sions of the Act and tors of the City tion of the total prin‐ 426 by any cision by sued andSethelec actingAas the lated fees, 326solely Part Davis XIII, Chapter cil"), 226 Shelley Hebert Joshua Edward Pinner may be is526 126 KaylaofMarie Fernando Lugo Armenta Caleb Taylor 26 de Linda S Batti other plicable sold in install and J ci voting in the last pal amount of 427 the Board of Ad just‐ mentsR Taylor ernTroy ing AauHebert thority from the income 4, Title 227 Cedric LapPippins 327 Travis Luken 127 Kenneth A Davis39 of the gov 527 Kellie 27 John W Becklehimer lawsCeleste andFunches reguPohlmann la‐ as needed,528 revenues to 328 be Jennifer de‐ such election held in the Bonds as ad‐ 428 ment28of Aimee or anyF of fi‐ all as pro‐ Grace the City, that: Delreese Marie Hector W Luquette 128 LesterLouisiana Lewis Davis Revised of 228 Charlotte Theriot Bell tions. Such ordi‐ vided for in rived by the City City Thomas ob ject to the is‐ vanced. cer, 29 de partment, the Act Leves Statutes of 1950, as SEC 229TION Emily1. M Heidingsfelder 429 Bessy Janeth Ponce-Duarte 329 Dylan L Luttrell 129 Patrick Gerald Davis 529 Catherine Elizabeth I Bellegarde willPonthier also and other 530 eration suance of the Bonds, The City will, in nance(s) board, bureau of statu to IssueB Rev ‐ from the op330 230 Deborah Heinsz Josephreme Pauldies Louis Luzynskiordinance(s), 430 130 Tyleramended D Davis (La. R.S. Intent Elitory Thomasthen the Bonds shall 30 orTanner R Bemis-Henry include in authority. Sys ‐ S such the 31 mu niciR pal ity, Bonds.Lynn PurHenderson ‐ of the Utilities 39:1011, et seq.), enue 231 Amanda 431 Ernest M Posner Jr 331 Russell P Macaluso 131 James Paul Dean 531 Richard Corey David Benedic case of de fault, pro ‐ tem, after pro vi sion not Thomas be issued until enter into such may 32preJoshua sent to the to and N inHenry com‐ other constitu‐ suant Norman Pourciau 332 Frederick W Maher III 132 Rogerand J Dejean Johnlic Edward Thompson Eugene vision for P the is‐ Jr SECTION532 for covenants approved by a vote with the 432 District Court of the Benoit 3. Pub pli232 anceJoshua with the pro‐ has been made tional and statu tory 233 Julia Pamelaof C Pousson Joseph 133 RogerauJ thor Delaune Jr 533 Kendra 33 or Sonhui Benoit suance parity Hearing. This ‐ PfuManale of a majority of the ture owner or 433 Parish City in City P Thompson visions ofHerbert the Act, the payment333there ity (the 234other Joel Hernandez-Fernandez Amber Ambries A Manuel 134 Jennifer A Deluca payable and 534meet Edward III electors of 34 the Kristi H Benson bonds, andHelen suchPowell ad‐ Council will reason ‐ own qualified ers of the Bonds 434 which prop erty in J Thorn constitu‐ from of the 334 "Act"), 235 Candace D Hess Williamcovenants, L Prats III 335 Andrea as N Marenco 135 Dayona Jantefrom Densonthe in‐ tional 535 lic Alexander RyanCity Tipton 35 Scott Dgal Bergman ditional essary who vote at to the manage‐ 435 affected is ille in open and pub ses‐ the and statu tory able and nec solely Hewett Dana Licata Dan‐ Bradford 136 Davidcome R Derbes 536 Brandon 36 or Anain M Berrio agree ments andPrevost pro‐ sion, on TUES admin a speTircuit cial election ment Marigny and operation 436 whole part, DAY, Christo thorLisa ity, Bthis City expenses of 336 andJr revenues au236 visions asJ Priest are JANUARY istering, op337 eratJohn ing R Marincic held for that purpose of the Utilities Sys‐ 437 237 cil Barry George Hexton Cassandra 137 Rebecca 537 Nancy Rasheda Mthe Bertinot speci37 fying 27,R Torcson does hereby to G beDeroche derived from Coun judged advisLance able Purser or 2026 at 6:30 and maintain338 ingMadeline the tem, the manner pro‐ the imposition 438 Woodrow Grace Marquez 138 Sarahthe Nicole Desalvo 538 Anthony 38 Dawson grounds of the James ille‐ Bertram p.m., LinTorrance clareRobert its inAlexande tention Hirsch oper ation of the de238 nec es sary by the Util i ties Sys tem. vided by law. Any and col lec tion of gality. The pe ti tion at the City539 of Slidell issue not ex ceed‐ Gregory J Hobbs 439 Jeremy M Qualls 339 Gary W Martindale 139 Margaret Diaz System, to 239 Latrissia Torres 39 Torien Cortez Bester UtiliSties CityJewel for the security City Hall, 540 suchTostado petition shall and charges for 440 shall40 be pre sented to 2045Mauricio Sec‐ Villar Million The Bonds shall Jason J Homrich C Quinn 340 Jnot Feliperates B Martinez 140 Anthony Esther M Beyer afterThomas proviDicamillo sion has ing240 Five of Gabrielle the reg istered on William the the accompanied by services ren‐ 441 the court within 30 dred Thou‐ be a charge 341 for the One 241Hun Vicki K Honaker Laven Raby ond St., 541Slidell, S Mathis 141 Louisbeen Josephmade Didonato Heather Rbe Traill 41 Hazel V Bienvenu ownVivek ers Rathi of the Louisiana 542 and J dered a certificate of the days42after theEfil ing 70458, Dollars ment 242 Alva B Honea III other income 342 Terrie Mathisonthereby, the 442 142 Topazpay Thu Dinh therefrom sand GlennorT Trainor Mary Bienvenue Bonds, cluding at an earlier sition of such 443 Tammany Parish of the43deci sion the Jr laterLee St. the reasonable ($5,100,000) 243 Myron L Hoodof revenues of the Natalie EinRay 343City, Matthewdis Wpo May 143 Ginoof David Divincenti 543orCindy Treadway John Win Bilich sinkMarina ing funds and con ‐ fees and revenues, 444 Registrar of Voters office44of Patrick the Board. regular or544 spe cial R Trosclair able ities nor shall they andD Dixon necessary ex‐ Tax 244 Darrin Util P Hooter Elizabet Rebhahn 344 Michele C Mayberry 144 Brittany Kristen B Birdwell reserves for the pay‐ meeting of545theScott debtJanice ed‐ the issuance of fu‐ 445 certifying that the 170747DEC31 City Tupper enue Bonds or stitute an in345 penses of adminis‐ Rev 245 Makayla A Hope Reddix McAbee 145 Shelby Anne Dorand 45 Veronica‐ L Blackwell of J prin cipal Council to be deterM of the J ture bonds and the mentMason signers of the peti‐ JAN7-14-3T ‐D Usey evidences of ness or pledge tering, operating other 246 Scott J Hord 446 Michael Aston Reel 346 Brittany Nicole McBeth 146 Rebecca S Dougherty 546 Robert 46 Justin Blair and in ter est on the gen eral credit of the cre ation of fu ture tion are registered $251.95 mined by the City in debt ed ness in the and main tain ing the 247 Michael Bettyand A Reeves Patrick G McClain 147 Patricia Price Dove 547con Linda 47 Tiara M Blakes Bonds an ade‐ Council, in Bonds liens and encum‐ 447 electors of the City sul‐A Vamprine name of theJ Howell City City. The 347 Util i ties Sys tem; 248 "Bonds"), Louis J Hubbard KevindeMpre Regan 348 Angela McClendon 148 Seth Ryan Dreux 548 Kurt A Vanand Hornthe number of 48 Joan R Blalock quate and Marie brances against the 448 ciation tation with bond (the the II shall be issued and Courtney Lauren Hughes Odon Reyes 349est Ehren McClure 149 KellyWHEREAS, A Drury 549duly David Leusden 49 Sean C Blanford shall bear inter at DUtil ities System and 449 sign ers amounts to fundRoberto for those re‐ Jrcounsel and ad‐C Van ceeds of which this pro249 250beHakeem Margaret Nicol 150 Jamesgov R Duconge Vandrell 50 Anita T Bleker a rate or rates350 notGabrielle ex‐ the revMcCoy enues there‐ 450 than five pairs, exA tenRiccobono sions vertised in550 theBartholomew man‐ notG less used Rashaad to pay Hurd erning authority will Chom Husak Margaret Richardner provided 351 Lester McCoy 151 Michelle Ducote 551by Wesley Vangeffen 51 Stacy L Bodden from, Sr the carrying of 451 percent (5%) of the and Anne improve ments law,Hayden of Smak ing ceeding ninety-five nowMde sires to give the251cost insur ance on the 452 registered voters percent Michael D Hutto Shelley Richardson Barrett M McCreary 152 Andrew Michael 552 ob Rosalia 52 Anthony Douglas Bonano to the UtilHoddino ities Sys ‐ to hear any jec‐ V Vargas prove ments, ex‐ hundredths 352 notice of Dufour intention im252 UtiliMcCullar ties System and 453 that voted in the last annum tem Courtney as may Alexis be nec ‐ tions to 553 Tyler re C Hymel Ritch Grace Marie 153 Steven Msuant Dugal to the Act ten253 Varnado 53 Kenneth J Bonura the Reginald pro‐ OKieth sions, newals, (0.95%) per 353 pur the dis po si tion of elec tion held (in clud ing any Ad ‐ es sary to as sure ad e ‐ posed is suance of re place ments, or re ‐ 254 Kahlan Olivia M James 454 Jacqueline A Ritter 354 Shumaine Y McDuffie 154 Courtney M Dugas 554 Guissepi John Varuso Jr in the 54 Jeanmarie H Booker to issue not exceed‐ the proceeds of in‐ 455 City, all as provided ministrative 355 FeePaula as‐ McGehee quate andMefRoberts ficient the Bonds; pro‐Lane to the sewer 255 Lawrence Carter Jarrell Benton 155 Angele Dupre 555 Jordan Vasbinder 55 June V Boos ingJeannie $5,100,000 of pairs surance, the Act. service to theEugeni public, vided, how556 ever, if at Jby tionApril of Anne the Util i‐ sociated there bonds Jenkins Kemberly Robles 356with), Jeffery Paul McKeethe keeping 456 156 Taylor Durelto finance im‐ por256 Lawrence Vavasseur 56 Gage Pierre Bordelon books and 457 all Malcolm as provided by such hearing peti‐S Villemarette Sys tem. 257 Jade Chanele Jenkinsand mature no D Rodgers 357 later Kelsey EofMcManus 157 Susanprove C Dyements to the ties 557 aJeffrey 57 Tiffany H Bordes twenty-two the Act. peti tions B SEC shall be than UtilAshley ities EadsSystem; The 258Bonds Mary Ann Jenkins Delaine Claire Rodick tion or 558 358 Clarencerecords, J Mehle Jrand other 458 158 Jennifer Carolyn Vital TION 4. Notice 58 Robert T Boucher pertiMeilleur nent mat ters as 459 Ashley D Rodrigue duly signed of Intention. The (22) years from the David by the lim259 itedBrandon and spe andS Eads Leecial Johnson 59 Damien J Boudreaux 359 Ryan Jr 159 Stephen 559 John R Waguespack may be deemed City Wallace is hereby au‐ is K Melancon SECRuben TIONS 2. Sale of electors of560 theStorrie CityMariana enue bondsT Johnson of date thereof.360ItPaul NOW, Edwards THERE‐ rev260 Johnathan 60 Holly L Bourgeois 460 Rodriguez 160 Joel Douglas proper by this City tho rized, empow‐ presently an tic i ‐ Bonds. The Bonds in an 561 aggre gate R Wallen City, shall be se‐ FORE, BE IT RE‐ the261 Wesley J Johnson 61 Lauren N Bowers 461 Matthew Kyle Rogers 361 EdwardCoun A Melbourne 161 Valerie G Edwards Donald cil to as sure ered and directed to pated that a por tion may be sold at a pri ‐ num ber not less than cured by and SOLVED by the 262 Chelsea Varvaro 62 Larry Boykin Fabiola Patrici Mendozamendoza 362 will 162 Rachelle H Eiselen 562(5%) Dorothy Walsdorf the mar ketability of 462 lish an appropri‐ of the Bonds vateRaymond sale JtoRogers theIII five percent of Rpub in prin cipalJones Slidell City Council payable 263inKarla Jonesre‐ benefit from 363 M Meunier 63 Elise E Bradley Andrea G Rollo 163 Mary(the A Ellis"City 563 of Jessica Bonds, consis‐ 463 ate notice of the in‐ the Michael for‐ the Clean Water State the number theWalsh and terestGand Coun ‐ 264 Paul Timothy Jones giveness of 364 Kristy Meyers 64 Crystal S Brantley Ricky A Fund Ronzello 164 William S Ellis with the provi‐ 464 tenWarren tion of the City to a por ‐ Jtent Revolv ing and electors of564 theMagen CityLane fees, solely cil"), acting as the lated 265 the Rochelle Tranae 365prin Audrey Bella Miceli 65 Travis J Breaux 165 Harriet Hern Enrique Waterhouse of the Act and 465 the Bonds in tion of the total ‐ sions mayJason be PisRooney sued and voting in 565theDevin lastEarlissue income andJones gov ing authority from TaryntoA be Jonesde‐ cipal amount 366 John Michelet applicable 466 66 Derek R Breland Kstall Roseberry 166 Raymond 566 Randy Watson accor dance with the of H other soldLynn in in ments election held in theJoseph rev266 enues of theJoseph City,Erath that: laws and reg u la ‐ pro vi sions of this such Bonds as ad ‐ as needed, all as pro ‐ 267 Morgan R Jordan 367 Anna E Miller 67 Jacqueline B Brister 467 Alma L Rosemond 167 Stefanie Drew Euper 567 Ana Haydee I Watt City object to the is‐ rived by the City SECTION 1. tions. olution and the vided forMinRoss the Act suance of the 268 Daniel Jourdan 368 Kimberly R MillerSuch ordi‐ 468 68 Diamond Sade Brock Angel 168 Kaelyn A Evans 568 Bonds, Kelly Julesres Wattigney the opCer ation vanced. Intent to Issue Rev‐ from nance(s) will also 469 Act. Such notice of in Miller-Guntersdorf and Jonathan other statu tory then the Bonds shall S Watts the John UtilA ities JungSys Jr ‐ The City will, 369 Robert 69 Lakirsha S Brooks G Rotondo-McCord 169 Carl D Falconer 569 Sharon enue Bonds. Pur‐ of 269 reme intention shall be author ity.Marie Russo not be issued untilN Weathersby vision such ordinance(s), 270 after Joannpro C Kastner 370 Stephenin Mclude Moeller Jr dies in 470 70 Charles R Broussard Jr Gina 170 Gloria O Farmer 570 Mary suant to and in com‐ tem, case ofMontelaro default, pro‐ 471 Fischer Deroche Ryan approved 571 published by aChristian vote Emile made for enter into 371 such pliKance with the pro‐ has271been Marilyn G Keating Devin Michael 71 Deleon Cantell Brown 171 Robyn Ferguson Weaverin four (4) sion for the is‐ 472 consec the GviMontz SECJose TION 3. Saenz Public of a major572 ity John of the ment ‐ covenants with visions the Act, the272pay Laura Jeanthere Keeler 372 Dawn 72 Jacquelyn Dale Brown Ismael 172 Crystal Elizabe of Fischer C Wenzel III utive weekly suance of parity 473 issues of the official or Morales HearJoni ing.J Saia This City qualified elec ofWerden the H reaKeen son‐ future owner and other constitu‐ from 273 of Patricia 373 Joseph 73 Karl C Brown 173 Tristan Elizabe Fisher 573 tors Lorrie bonds, and such ad‐ 474 jour nal of the City, Bonds Coun cil will meet in the City who at H necessary owners of the374 tional and statutory able 274 and Earl Keith Hayden Patrick Moran 74 Lisa Ann B Brown Leigh Apub Salathe 174 Helene C Fleming 574 vote Thearessa Wheeler di tional covenants, shall be in sub‐ as to the man age ‐ open and lic ses ‐ a special575elec tion A and penses admin ‐ author ity, this City ex275 KaelaofMilan Kendrick 375 Mary Moreaux 75 Danielle L Bullard 475 Ann M Saucier 175 Michael A Florence Donald Whitetially agree ments and pro ‐ stan the fol‐ ment and op er a tion sion, on TUES DAY, held for that pur poseA White Jr ter ing, operAnn ating cil does 276 Kimberly Kennedy 376 Mark Alan Moriarity 76 Arthur L Bullock Jr 476 Nicholas Theodo Scallan 176 JaimeCoun Charlotte Fox hereby is 576 Emily as are JANUARY of the Utilities Sys‐ visions 27, in the manner pro‐ lowing form, with and main taining the 277 Timothy Alan Kershenstine 377 John I Morse Jr 77 Diana T Buras 477 Patricia Eckelm Scallan 177 Rosede Wclare Frank its intention Util 577 Dorothi Christi Whitney ities System. tem, the imposition judged advisable or 2026 at 6:30 p.m., vided by law. Any any such changes as to Michelle issue not exceed‐ 278Bonds Sarah Beth 378 Faith Mosher 78 Efrem T Burkett Melanie 178 Landry 578 Jacob essary by the 478 mayWilber be necessary of Mnec at the City L ofSchiller-Seidel Slidell such petition shallMatthew shallKerstetter not and collection ing FiveFreyMillion The 579nied Barney 279 Dawn H Kieffer 379 Carol Moulin 79 Darriana J Burton N Scholvin 179 LynnOne M Frisard for the security 479 upon the advice of for LCity CityJan Hall, 2045 Sec‐ be accompa by J Williams the rates and charges Hundred Thou‐ be a charge on 580 Brandon L Williams Srsel: 280 Justin Ross Knight 380 Susan N Muery 80 Megan Louise Butler 480 Victoria Helen Sciambra 180 Eleanora J Gaffney sand Dollars other income and the services ren‐ of the registered ond St., Slidell, a certificate of the bond coun 581 Parish Latasha Marie Williams Samantha 381 John 81 Matthew J Calamia Rox Anne Sclafanior St. Tammany 181 Tiffany Lauren Galle owners of the 481 dered thereby, the E Mulherin Louisiana 70458, enues of theFunder City, Knight ($5,100,000) of rev281 including 482 NO TICE OF disposition of at anJoseph earlier or later Registrar 582 Paulers Andrew Williams Zachary 382 such DesareaBonds, Hunter Mulkey 82 Alexander J Call E Scott 182 KatieTax A Garcia theyAugust con‐Konechne of Vot able Utilities nor282shall sinkR ing funds and 483 INTENTION TO fees and rev enues, reguKelsea lar or spe cial certifying 583 R Williams Poynot 383 Christopher Murray 83 Steven Alan Calloway Jr Renea Scott 183 Wilfred Genue Gaspard tuteMichelle an indebt ed‐Koonce thatSusiethe Rev Bonds or sti283 reserves for the pay‐ 484 of Blake fu‐ J Naquin meetJennifer ing ofLthe City signers of584 pledge of the the issuance384 theClinton peti‐ D ISSUE Willis 284orShelby C Kramer 84 Owen OBrian Campbell Scully 184 Timothy L Gauslin other evidences of ness the ment Coun cil to be deSeicshnaydre ter‐ tion are 585 eralJacob credit ofKruebbe the ture bonds and regisMatthew tered GNOT Wilson EXCEED‐ 285 Todd 385 Shannon Brendaof Nealprincipal 485 85 David A Capdeboscq Catherine Alici 185 GrantinRonald debtedGerald ness in the gen and interest on the 486 future mined byLinnette the City The E Bonds theMichael City P ING name of the City City. Wilson $5,100,000 286 Robert Kruebbe Jrcreation of 386 Margo D Necaise 86 Lindsey Becknel Capdepon Alexus Selderselectors of586 186 Jessica M Gianelloni OF Wilson liens and 387 encum ‐ Bonds Coun cil, inGailcon sul‐ and the num issued Jand of Donald (the "Bonds"), the shall 587 ber Raymond 287 be Gwendolyn Kuchler Thomas G Nestorand Jr an ade‐ 487 87 Angela F Carroll Patricia Self 187 Jo B Giarrusso brances against the quate tation with bond signers amounts depreciation 488 inter est at pro 588 Amy to AliciaTAX Wilt ABLE UTILI‐ 288 bear Kristina Marie Kuntz 388 Anthony H Nguyen 88 Andre C Carter Sherryl L Senical 188 Trevor Rceeds Gifford of which shall REVENUE and Vincent counHarvey sel and duly ad fund Nichols for those re‐ 489 ratesDnot ex‐ Utilities System thanDerrick five K TIES will be used to pay a rate Wiltz 389there Colin 289 or Patricia Kuntz 89 Tenell T Carter Fthe Shows Jr‐‐ not less 589 189 Alyssa N Gilberti BONDS the rev enues ‐ ver tised in man pairs, ex ten sions percent (5%) of theZ Wineski ninety-five cost of making ceed 590 Elizeth 290ing Kevin Lawther Kushfrom, the carry 390ing John C Nicolich Jrprovements 490 90 Beverly E Cascio Jeffrey A Sigmon 190 John the F Gittings OF THE of ner pro vided by law, and im registered voters Ryan Winters dredths per cent provements, ex‐ hun Matthew 291 Miranda K Labatt 391 Elaine 91 Freddie N Casey Cher Catchot 191 Jerryim J Glover CITY OF insurance on the Michelle to hear any obSimmons jec‐ that voted 591 to the Noriega Utilities Sys‐ 491 in the last per annum tenW sions, renewals, (0.95%) 192 Stephen Glusman 592 Jack B Wise 292 Amy Many Laborde 392 John Kevin Nugent II be nec‐ 492 92 Stacey S Centanni Ellen Marie Simmons SLIDELL, STATE Util i ties Sys tem and tions to the pro ‐ tem as may elec tion held in the (in clud ing Ad ‐ place ments, or re‐ 193 Justinre R Goutierrez 593 Raymond L Wissing 293 Michael G Lacour 393 Brooke Elizabet Nunes 93 Margene K Chambers Jr 493 Michael Bernard Simon LOUISIANA istrative Fee as‐ the disposition of essary to assure ade‐ posed issuance of City, all as provided OF pairs to the sewer min 194 Patricia Grabert 294 Christyn Lafrance the proceeds394 Nunmaker 94 Payton Andrew Chatman Michaelpro Simoneaux of Henry in‐ M the Garret Bonds; ‐ by the Act.594 Mallory Marie Wittich quate and IVefficient 494 ated thereJwith), porHtion of the Utili‐ soci 195 Eric R Graffeo 595 Brianna Richell Woessner 295 Sonia M Lagos 395 Eric J Oliver 95 Alanson T Chenault IV 495 Daniel Lee Skinner As pro vided by a and mature no later surance, the keeping service to the public, vided, however, if at ties System. 196 CarolThe J Graham Sheldra 296 Terri S Lamperez of 96 Blaine Joseph Chiasson P Slavich books 396 Kirk and A Olivier resolution adopted suchMarlene hearing a peti‐ SECTION596 all as provided by 496 4. No tice A Wormhoudt twenty-two Bonds shall be than records, and other by the Slidell City tion or pe ti tions the Act. 197 Greorge F Grantham 597 Kevin C Wright 397 Nicole Cavalier Olivier 297 Cynthia Miller Landreneau 97 Yira E Chungara 497 Michael David Slimming of Intention. The limited and special (22) years from the tersCasey as L Ormerod Coun cil (the "City dulyErin signed by the City is hereby 198 Aliciarev Marie Graybonds of date 598 Christina Young 298 thereof. Cara MarieItLandry 98 Patrick Dennis Cicchino 498 M Smith au‐ Lyn is pertinent mat398 enue Coun cil"), acting as elecPorchae tors ofCorlett the City SEC TION 2. Sale of 499 pow‐ Acosta antic i‐ may be deemed 199 Rita the Marie Gregg Zeringue 399 Moniqua Paulett Osbey 299 Christopher Landry 99 Lauren L Clark Smith thorized, 599emJuanita City, shall be se‐ presently theZeringue governing au‐ in Wardwell an agVgre gate ered and di600 rected to O that aJ Lange portion proper by this 200 Lori cured Price Greiveby Katherine 300 Chad 400 City EleanorBonds. E OsgoodThe Bonds 500 100 Chyanna Darlene Cleland Smith and pated payable in principal of the Bonds will Council to assure may be sold at a pri‐ number not less than publish an appropri‐ thority of the City of and interest and re‐ benefit from the for‐ the marketability of vate sale to the five percent (5%) of ate notice of the in‐ Slidell, State of (the lated fees, solely giveness of a por‐ the Bonds, consis‐ Clean Water State the number of the tention of the City to Louisiana from the income and tion of the total prin‐ tent with the provi‐ Revolving Fund and electors of the City issue the Bonds in "City"), on July 25, STATE OF LOUISIANA sions of the Act and 2017, the City vot ing in the last may be is sued and accordance with the revenues to be de‐ cipal amount of applic able sold in installments election held in the provisions of this HEREBY DE‐ ad‐ otherOF ST. rived by the City such Bonds as PARISH TAMMANY laws and reg u la ‐ City ob ject to the is ‐ as needed, all as pro ‐ resolution and the CLARES ITS IN‐ vanced. from the operation 22ND DISTRICT COURT ordi‐ vided for in the Act suance of the Bonds, Act. Such notice of TENTION to issue will, JUDICIAL in tions. Such of the Utilities Sys‐ The City tem, after provision such ordinance(s), nance(s) will also and other statutory then the Bonds shall intention shall be up to Five Million not be issued until published in four (4) One Hundred Thou‐ has been made for enter into such include remedies in authority. case of default, pro‐ Dollars approved by a vote consecutive weekly sand the payment there‐ covenants with the CERTIFICATION vi sion for the is ‐ of of a majority of the issues of the official ($5,100,000) SEC TION 3. Pub lic from of the reason‐ future owner or suance of par ity Tax able Util ities qual i fied elec tors of Hear ing. This City journal of the City, able and necessary owners of the Bonds I, Jessica Jenkins Brewster, Clerk of Court, 19th November 2025, hereby certify the above thebe central venire a true and do such ad‐ Coun enue is Bonds (the Cityforegoing who vote listing at andofshall cil that will meet in theand in subjury ‐ Rev to day the of man age‐ bonds, expenses of adon minthis ‐ as tionalXI,covenants, for the special and elecPetit tion Jurors, open and and pub lic ses‐ ofa Grand stantially theof fol ‐ "Bonds"), and operation tering, operatbeing ing ment and correct “Listing of the CentralisJury Venire,” in compliance with di Title Qualifications Selection Code Criminal Procedure, and maintaining the of the Utilities Sys‐ agreements and pro‐ sion, on TUESDAY, held for that purpose lowing form, with purpose of making visions as and are drawn in the manner pro‐ any such changes as improvements, ex‐ Art. 408.1, for the Central Jury Term CourtSys totem. be held beginning ontion January 12, 2026 November 2025. JANUon ARY 27, 19, tem, the imposi Utilofities The Bonds shall not and collection of judged advisable or 2026 at 6:30 p.m., vided by law. Any may be necessary tensions, renewals, replacements, or re‐ such peJenkins tition shall upon theClerk advice of of Court be a charge on the rates and charges for necessary by the at the City of Slidell Jessica Brewster, pairs to the sewer other income and the services ren‐ City for the security City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ be accompanied by bond counsel: 170343DEC31-1T $554.20 of the reg is tered portion of the com‐ a cer tifi cate of the ond St., Slidell, revenues of the City, dered thereby, the of the Louisiana 70458, or St. Tammany Parish NOTICE OF bined waterworks nor shall they con‐ disposition of such owners including at an earlier or later Registrar of Voters INTENTION TO system and sewer stitute an indebted‐ fees and revenues, Bonds, system (the "Utili‐ ness or pledge of the the issuance of fu‐ sinking funds and regular or special certifying that the ISSUE general credit of the ture bonds and the reserves for the pay‐ meeting of the City signers of the peti‐ NOT EXCEED‐ ties System") of the $5,100,000 City. . The Bonds creation of future ment of principal Council to be deter‐ tion are registered ING lll

‐ ‐ may necessary as may nec‐ essary to assure ade‐ open and public ses‐ vided, however, if at in the manner pro‐ of Intention. The upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not quate and efficient sion, on TUESDAY, such hearing a peti‐ vided by law. Any City is hereby au‐ bond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the 27, tion or petitions such petition shall thorized, empow‐ service to the public, JANUARY Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and all as provided by 2026 at 6:30 p.m., duly signed by the be accompanied by ered and directed to NOTICE OF ✦ St. Tammany ✦ Wednesday, December 31, 2025 ✦ 7B 25, City. at the City of Slidell electors of the City a certificate of the publish an appropri‐ INTENTION TO "City"), on July revenues of the City, the Act. shall be nor shall 2017, Public theNotices City The Bonds agNotices gregate St. TamPublic City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ in anPublic they con‐ of the in‐ ISSUEPublic Notices manyNotices Parish ate notice Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices lim HEREBY DE ‐ num ber not less than ond St., Slidell, stitute Public an inNotices debted‐ ten tion of the City to Reg is trar of Vot ers ited and spe cial NOT Meet/Hear/Min EXCEED‐ SECTION 2. Sale of Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min CLARES ITS IN ‐ five per cent (5%) of Louisiana 70458, or ness or pledge of the issue the Bonds in cer ti fy ing that the rev enue bonds of ING $5,100,000 Bonds. The Bonds TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the may be sold at a pri‐ at an earlier or later the number of the signers of the peti‐ accordance with the OF vate sale to the regular or special electors of the City tion are registered provisions of this TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will Clean Water State meeting of the City voting in the last electors of the City resolution and the TIES REVENUE One Hundred Thou‐ from the income and be issued pursuant sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter Revolving Fund and Council to be deter‐ election held in the and the number of Act. Such notice of BONDS ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the may be issued and mined by the City City object to the is‐ signers amounts to intention shall be OF THE Taxable Utilities ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised sold in installments Council, in consul‐ suance of the Bonds, not less than five published in four (4) CITY OF Rev enue Bonds (the then the Bonds shall ta tion with bond con sec u tive weekly per cent (5%) of the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as SLIDELL, STATE as needed, all as pro‐ "Bonds"), for the sion has been made amended, and/or voters issues of the official OF LOUISIANA vided for in the Act counsel and duly ad‐ not be issued until registered purpose of making for the payment other applicable and other statutory vertised in the man‐ approved by a vote that voted in the last journal of the City, ner provided by law, of a majority of the election held in the and shall be in sub‐ As provided by a improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, authority. to hear any objec‐ qualified electors of City, all as provided stantially the fol‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). lowing form, with by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be SECTION 3. Public tions to the pro‐ the City who vote at by the Act. any such changes as Council (the "City pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ Hearing. This City posed issuance of a special election Council will meet in the Bonds; pro‐ held for that purpose SECTION 4. Notice may be necessary Council"), acting as portion of the com‐ ing and maintaining rized by ordinance open and public ses‐ vided, however, if at in the manner pro‐ of Intention. The upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or sion, on TUESDAY, such hearing a peti‐ vided by law. Any City is hereby au‐ bond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will JANUARY 27, tion or petitions such petition shall thorized, empow‐ Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than 2026 at 6:30 p.m., duly signed by the be accompanied by ered and directed to NOTICE OF (22) revenues of the City, twenty-two at the City of Slidell electors of the City a certificate of the publish an appropri‐ INTENTION TO "City"), on July 25, City. 2017, the City The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ in an aggregate St. Tammany Parish ate notice of the in‐ ISSUE DE‐ limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will ond St., Slidell, number not less than Registrar of Voters tention of the City to NOT EXCEED‐ HEREBY $5,100,000 CLARES ITS IN‐ revenue bonds of ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates Louisiana 70458, or five percent (5%) of certifying that the issue the Bonds in ING the num ber of the more than OF ac cor dance with the sign ers of the pe ti ‐ TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not at an earlier or later regular or special electors of the City tion are registered provisions of this TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, meeting of the City voting in the last electors of the City resolution and the TIES REVENUE One Hundred Thou‐ from the income and be issued pursuant and will be subject sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ Council to be deter‐ election held in the and the number of Act. Such notice of BONDS ject to the is‐ signersLegal amounts to intention ($5,100,000) of rived from mined Legal by the City City obLegal Legal shall be OF THE Legal Legal Legal the oper‐ 4, Title Legal39 of the time Legal without of the Bonds, not less is OF in four (4) CITY Notices than five published the Utilities Louisiana Taxable Council, in consul‐ suanceNotices Notices Notices Notices NoticesUtilities ation of Notices NoticesRevised penalty. NoticesIt antici‐ tation with bond then the Bonds shall percent (5%) of the consecutive weekly SLIDELL, STATE Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently not be is sued until pated that a por tion OF LOUISIANA amended, and/or is sues of the of fi cial registered voters "Bonds"), for the sion has been made counsel and duly ad‐ applicable of the Bonds will purpose of making for the payment other vertised in the man‐ approved by a vote that voted in the last journal of the City, ner provided by law, of a majority of the election held in the and shall be in sub‐ As provided by a improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ giveness of a por‐ to hear any objec‐ qualified electors of City, all as provided stantially the fol‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). lowing form, with by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ tions to the pro‐ the City who vote at by the Act. any such changes as Council (the "City pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of posed issuance of a special election the Bonds; pro‐ held for that purpose SECTION 4. Notice may be necessary Council"), acting as portion of the com‐ ing and maintaining rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ vided, however, if at in the manner pro‐ of Intention. The upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the such hearing a peti‐ vided by law. Any City is hereby au‐ bond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set tion or petitions such petition shall thorized, empow‐ Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ duly signed by the be accompanied by ered and directed to NOTICE OF (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ revenues of the City, twenty-two electors of the City a certificate of the publish an appropri‐ INTENTION TO "City"), on July 25, City. 2017, the City The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. in an aggregate St. Tammany Parish ate notice of the in‐ ISSUE DE‐ limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number not less than Registrar of Voters tention of the City to NOT EXCEED‐ HEREBY $5,100,000 CLARES ITS IN‐ revenue bonds of ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates HEREBY NOTI‐ five percent (5%) of certifying that the issue the Bonds in ING TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not more than FIED that the gov‐ the number of the signers of the peti‐ accordance with the OF electors of the City tion are registered provisions of this TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of One Hun dred Thou ‐ and will be sub ject the City will meet in TIES REV ENUE res o lu tion and the be is sued pur suant elec tors of the City voting in the last from the income and sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ election held in the and the number of Act. Such notice of BONDS ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time without sion on TUESDAY, City object to the is‐ signers amounts to intention shall be OF THE Taxable Utilities ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. It is JANUARY 27, suance of the Bonds, not less than five published in four (4) CITY OF antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., then the Bonds shall percent (5%) of the consecutive weekly SLIDELL, STATE Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently "Bonds"), for the sion has been made amended, and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell voters issues of the official OF LOUISIANA not be issued until registered purpose of making for the payment other applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ approved by a vote that voted in the last journal of the City, im prove ments, ex ‐ As pro vided by a and shall be in sub ‐ laws (col lec tively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, elec tion held in the of a majority of the therefrom of the rea‐ giveness of a por‐ Louisiana 70458, to qualified electors of City, all as provided stantially the fol‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). lowing form, with by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections the City who vote at by the Act. any such changes as Council (the "City pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ a special election held for that purpose SECTION 4. Notice may be necessary Council"), acting as portion of the com‐ ing and maintaining rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ suance of the Bonds. in the manner pro‐ of Intention. The upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed vided by law. Any City is hereby au‐ bond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the such petition shall thorized, empow‐ Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not NO TICE OF ered and di rected to be accompanied by (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ a certificate of the publish an appropri‐ INTENTION TO "City"), on July 25, City. revenues of the City, twenty-two 2017, the City The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. cent (5%) of the St. Tammany Parish ate notice of the in‐ ISSUE DE‐ limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such Registrar of Voters tention of the City to NOT EXCEED‐ HEREBY $5,100,000 CLARES ITS IN‐ revenue bonds of ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates HEREBY NOTI‐ electors voting in certifying that the issue the Bonds in ING TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held signers of the peti‐ accordance with the OF tion are registered provisions of this TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to One Hun dred Thou ‐ from the income and be issued pursuant and will be subject the City will meet in the issuance of the electors of the City resolution and the TIES REVENUE sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ Bonds, then the and the number of Act. Such notice of BONDS ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be signers amounts to intention shall be OF THE Taxable Utilities ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. It is JANUARY 27, issued until ap‐ not less than five published in four (4) CITY OF antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ percent (5%) of the consecutive weekly SLIDELL, STATE Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently "Bonds"), for the sion has been made amended, and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell tion held for that registered voters issues of the official OF LOUISIANA purpose of making for the payment other applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such that voted in the last journal of the City, election held in the and shall be in sub‐ As provided by a improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ giveness of a por‐ Louisiana 70458, to companied by a cer‐ City, all as provided stantially the fol‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). lowing form, with by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. by the Act. any such changes as Council (the "City pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany Parish SECTION 4. Notice may be necessary Council"), acting as portion of the com‐ ing and maintaining rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ suance of the Bonds. Registrar of Voters of Intention. The upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed signers of the peti‐ City is hereby au‐ bond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ thorized, empow‐ Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not tered electors of the ered and directed to NOTICE OF revenues of the City, twenty-two (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ City and the number publish an appropri‐ INTENTION TO "City"), on July 25, City. The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. 2017, the City ISSUE cent (5%) of the of signers amounts ate notice of the in‐ DE‐ limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such to not less than five tention of the City to NOT EXCEED‐ HEREBY $5,100,000 CLARES ITS IN‐ revenue bonds of ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates HEREBY NOTI‐ electors voting in percent (5%) of the issue the Bonds in ING TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not voters more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held registered accordance with the OF provisions of this TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to that voted in the last resolution and the TIES REVENUE One Hundred Thou‐ from the income and be issued pursuant and will be subject the City will meet in the issuance of the election held in the sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ Bonds, then the City, all as provided Act. Such notice of BONDS ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be by the Act. intention shall be OF THE Tax able Util ities ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. CITY OF issued until ap‐ It is JANUARY 27, published in four (4) antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ SECTION 5. State consecutive weekly SLIDELL, STATE Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently "Bonds"), for the sion has been made amended, and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell tion held for that Bond Commission. issues of the official OF LOUISIANA purpose of making for the payment other is applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such Application journal of the City, and shall be in sub‐ As provided by a improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ hereby made to the giveness of a por‐ Louisiana 70458, to companied by a cer‐ State Bond Com‐ stantially the fol‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). Baton lowing form, with by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. mission, pairs to the sewer Coun cil (the "City is sued and au tho ‐ Parish Rouge, Louisiana, min is ter ing, op er at ‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany any such changes as por tion of the com ‐ Coun cil"), act ing as for ap proval of the rized by or di nance Reg is trar of Vot ers ing and main tain ing suance of the Bonds. such por tion as ad ‐ may be necessary upon the advice of the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the issuance and sale of thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed signers of the peti‐ the Bonds, and cobond counsel: Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ bond counsel are di‐ Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not tered electors of the rected to make ap‐ NOTICE OF (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ City and the number plication to the State revenues of the City, twenty-two INTENTION TO "City"), on July 25, City. 2017, the City The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. cent (5%) of the of signers amounts Bond Commission ISSUE lim HEREBY DE ‐ of is suance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such to not less than five in accordance with sti tute an in debt ed ‐ ited and spe cial NOT EXCEED‐ CLARES ITS IN ‐ bear in ter est at rates ness or pledge of the electors voting in percent (5%) of the the foregoing on be‐ rev enue bonds of HEREBY NO TI ‐ ING $5,100,000 TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held registered voters half of the City. OF TAXABLE UTILI‐ up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to that voted in the last TIES REVENUE One Hundred Thou‐ from the income and be issued pursuant and will be subject the City will meet in the issuance of the election held in the SECTION 6. sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ Bonds, then the City, all as provided Employment of BONDS ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time Bond Counsel. This without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be by the Act. OF THE Tax able Util i ties City Coun cil finds It is JANUARY 27, issued until ap‐ ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. CITY OF antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ SECTION 5. State and determines that SLIDELL, STATE Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently "Bonds"), for the sion has been made amended, and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell tion held for that Bond Commission. a real necessity ex‐ OF LOUISIANA purpose of making for the payment other is ists for the employ‐ applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such Application As provided by a improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ hereby made to the ment of special giveness of a por‐ Louisiana 70458, to companied by a cer‐ State Bond Com‐ counsel in connec‐ resolution adopted tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). Baton tion with the is‐ by the Slidell City replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. mission, Parish Rouge, Louisiana, suance of the Bonds, Council (the "City pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany por tion of the com ‐ accordingly, such por tion as ad ‐ for ap proval of the and rized by or di nance ing and maintaining Council"), acting as suance of the Bonds. Registrar of Voters the governing au‐ bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the issuance and sale of Foley & Judell, thority of the City of system and sewer The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed signers of the peti‐ the Bonds, and co- L.L.P., of New Or‐ Slidell, State of system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ bond counsel are di‐ leans, Louisiana, as Louisiana (the ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not tered electors of the rected to make ap‐ Bond Counsel, is (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ City and the number plication to the State hereby employed to revenues of the City, twenty-two "City"), on July 25, City. 2017, the City The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. cent (5%) of the of signers amounts Bond Commission do and perform HEREBY DE‐ limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such to not less than five in accordance with work of a traditional HEREBY NO TI ‐ bear in ter est at rates ness or pledge of the rev enue bonds of CLARES ITS IN‐ electors voting in percent (5%) of the the foregoing on be‐ legal nature as bond counsel with respect more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held registered voters half of the City. TENTION to issue the City, secured by general credit of the not to the issuance and up to Five Million and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to that voted in the last sale of said Bonds. One Hundred Thou‐ from the income and be issued pursuant and will be subject the City will meet in the issuance of the election held in the SECTION 6. of Said Bond Counsel sand Dollars revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ Bonds, then the City, all as provided Employment Bond Counsel. This shall prepare and without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be by the Act. ($5,100,000) of rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time City Council finds submit to this City It is JANUARY 27, Taxable Utilities ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. issued until ap‐ antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ SECTION 5. State and determines that Council for adop‐ Revenue Bonds (the System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently at the City of Slidell a real necessity ex‐ tion all of the pro‐ pated that a por tion Bond Com mis sion. amended, and/or sion has been made "Bonds"), for the tion held for that is ists for the employ‐ ceedings incidental applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such Application purpose of making for the payment other improvements, ex‐ therefrom of the rea‐ laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ hereby made to the ment of special to the authorization, giveness of a por‐ Louisiana 70458, to companied by a cer‐ State Bond Com‐ counsel in connec‐ issuance, sale and tensions, renewals, sonable and neces‐ the "Act"). Baton tion with the is‐ delivery of such replacements, or re‐ sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. mission, pairs to the sewer ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany Parish Rouge, Louisiana, suance of the Bonds, Bonds, shall counsel accordingly, and advise this City portion of the com‐ ing and maintaining rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ suance of the Bonds. Registrar of Voters for approval of the and bined waterworks the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the issuance and sale of Foley & Judell, Council as to the is‐ L.L.P., of New Or‐ suance and sale other de tails of the the Bonds, and coCoun cil, in one or The Bonds will not pe ti tion duly signed system and sewer signers of the peti‐ system (the "Utili‐ be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ bond counsel are di‐ leans, Louisiana, as thereof and shall ties System") of the other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not tered electors of the rected to make ap‐ Bond Counsel, is furnish its opinions (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ City and the number plication to the State hereby employed to covering the legality revenues of the City, twenty-two City. cent (5%) of the of signers amounts Bond Commission do and perform of the issuance of The Bonds shall be nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. limited and special stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such to not less than five in accordance with work of a traditional the Bonds. The fee revenue bonds of ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates HEREBY NOTI‐ electors voting in percent (5%) of the the foregoing on be‐ legal nature as bond of Bond Counsel for counsel with respect each series of Bonds more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held registered voters half of the City. the City, secured by general credit of the not to the issuance and shall be fixed at a and payable solely City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to that voted in the last sale of said Bonds. sum not exceeding the City will meet in SEC TION 6. and will be sub ject be is sued pur suant the is suance of the elec tion held in the from the income and of Said Bond Counsel the fee allowed by revenues to be de‐ to Part XIII, Chapter to prepayment any‐ open and public ses‐ Bonds, then the City, all as provided Employment Bond Counsel. This shall prepare and the Attorney Gen‐ without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be by the Act. rived from the oper‐ 4, Title 39 of the time City Council finds submit to this City eral's fee guidelines It is JANUARY 27, issued until ap‐ ation of the Utilities Louisiana Revised penalty. antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ SECTION 5. State and determines that Council for adop‐ for such bond coun‐ System, after provi‐ Statutes of 1950, as presently and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell tion held for that Bond Commission. a real necessity ex‐ tion all of the pro‐ sel work and based sion has been made amended, applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such Application is ists for the employ‐ ceedings incidental on the amount of for the payment other laws (col lec tively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ hereby made to the ment of special to the authorization, said Bonds actually therefrom of the rea‐ give ness of a por ‐ the "Act"). com pa nied by a cer ‐ Louisiana 70458, to State Bond Com ‐ counsel in connec‐ issuance, sale and issued, sold, deliv‐ sonable and neces‐ Baton tion with the is‐ delivery of such ered and paid for, sary expenses of ad‐ The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. mission, Parish Rouge, Louisiana, suance of the Bonds, Bonds, shall counsel plus "out-of-pocket" ministering, operat‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany accordingly, and advise this City expenses, said fees ing and maintaining rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ suance of the Bonds. Registrar of Voters for approval of the and the Utilities System. adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the issuance and sale of Foley & Judell, Council as to the is‐ to be contingent The Bonds will not Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed signers of the peti‐ the Bonds, and co- L.L.P., of New Or‐ suance and sale upon the issuance, be a charge on the more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ bond counsel are di‐ leans, Louisiana, as thereof and shall sale and delivery of other income and mature not later than forth in the ordi‐ City in a number not tered electors of the rected to make ap‐ Bond Counsel, is furnish its opinions said Bonds. The (22) nance(s) authoriz‐ less than five per‐ City and the number plication to the State hereby employed to covering the legality Mayor is hereby au‐ revenues of the City, twenty-two cent (5%) of the of signers amounts Bond Commission do and perform of the issuance of thorized and di‐ nor shall they con‐ years from their date ing their issuance. stitute an indebted‐ of issuance, will THE PUBLIC IS number of such to not less than five in accordance with work of a traditional the Bonds. The fee rected to execute, ness or pledge of the bear interest at rates HEREBY NOTI‐ electors voting in percent (5%) of the the foregoing on be‐ legal nature as bond of Bond Counsel for and this City Coun‐ counsel with respect each series of Bonds cil hereby agrees to more than FIED that the gov‐ the last election held registered voters half of the City. general credit of the not to the issuance and shall be fixed at a and accepts the City. The Bonds will 0.95% per annum, erning authority of in the City object to that voted in the last sale of said Bonds. sum not exceeding terms of, the en‐ the City will meet in and will be sub ject elec tion held in the the is suance of the SECTION 6. be issued pursuant Said Bond Counsel the fee allowed by gagement letter of open and pub lic ses ‐ to pre pay ment any ‐ City, all as pro vided Bonds, then the Employment of to Part XIII, Chapter without sion on TUESDAY, Bonds shall not be by the Act. Bond Counsel. This shall prepare and the Attorney Gen‐ Bond Counsel ap‐ 4, Title 39 of the time It is JANUARY 27, issued until ap‐ City Council finds submit to this City eral's fee guidelines pended hereto. A Louisiana Revised penalty. antici‐ 2026 at 6:30 P.M., proved at an elec‐ SECTION 5. State and determines that Council for adop‐ for such bond coun‐ certified copy of this Statutes of 1950, as presently amended, and/or pated that a portion at the City of Slidell tion held for that Bond Commission. a real necessity ex‐ tion all of the pro‐ sel work and based resolution shall be is ists for the employ‐ ceedings incidental on the amount of submitted to the At‐ other applicable of the Bonds will City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ purpose. Any such Application laws (collectively, benefit from the for‐ ond St., Slidell, petition must be ac‐ hereby made to the ment of special to the authorization, said Bonds actually torney General of give ness of a por ‐ State of State Bond Com ‐ counsel in connec‐ issuance, sale and issued, sold, deliv‐ the com pa nied by a cer ‐ Louisiana 70458, to the "Act"). 171814DEC31-1T for ap‐ Baton tion with the is‐ delivery of such ered and paid for, Louisiana$731.86 The Bonds will be tion of the total prin‐ hear any objections tificate of the St. mission, Parish Rouge, Louisiana, suance of the Bonds, Bonds, shall counsel plus "out-of-pocket" proval of said em‐ issued and autho‐ cipal amount of to the proposed is‐ Tammany accordingly, and advise this City expenses, said fees ployment and of the rized by ordinance such portion as ad‐ suance of the Bonds. Registrar of Voters for approval of the and adopted by the City vanced. All of the If at such hearing a certifying that the issuance and sale of Foley & Judell, Council as to the is‐ to be contingent fees herein desig‐ Council, in one or other details of the petition duly signed signers of the peti‐ the Bonds, and co- L.L.P., of New Or‐ suance and sale upon the issuance, nated, and the Di‐ more series, will Bonds will be set by electors of the tion(s) are regis‐ bond counsel are di‐ leans, Louisiana, as thereof and shall sale and delivery of rector of Finance is lll

ca adopted by the City City in ca number not Bond mission Council, in one or less than five per‐ in accorCom dance with more series, will cent (5%) of the the forego on be‐ mature not later than number of such half of the ing City. ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 8B ✦ Wednesday,(22) December 31, 2025 twenty-two electors voting in years from their date the lastPublic election held SECTION Public Notices Notices Public6.Notices of issuance, will in the ment of City object to EmployMeet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min bear inMeet/Hear/Min terest at rates the issuance the Bond Counsel. This not more than Bonds, thenof the City Coun cil finds 0.95% per annum, shall not be and determines that and will be subject Bonds issued until ap‐ a real necessity ex‐ to prepayment any‐ proved at an elec‐ ists for the employ‐ time without tion held for that ment of special penalty. It is purpose. Any counsel in connec‐ presently antici‐ petition must besuch ac‐ tion with the is‐ pated that a portion companied by a cer suance of the Bonds, of the Bonds will tificate of the St.‐ and accordingly, benefit from the for‐ Tammany Foley Judell, Parish giveness of a por‐ Registrar of Voters L.L.P., of& New ‐ tion of the total prin‐ certifying that the leans, Louisiana,Or cipal amount of signers of the peti‐ Bond Counsel, as is such portion as ad‐ tion(s) are regis‐ hereby employed to vanced. All of the tered electors of the do and perform other details of the City and the number work of a traditional Bonds will be set signers amounts legal nature as bond forth in the ordi‐ of not less than five counsel with respect nance(s) authoriz‐ to percent (5%) of the to the issuance and ing their issuance. istered voters sale of said Bonds. THE PUBLIC IS reg that voted in the last Said Bond Counsel HEREBY NOTI‐ elec tion held in the shall prepare and FIED that the gov‐ all as provided submit to this City erning authority of City, by the Act. Council for adop‐ the City will meet in tion all of the pro‐ open and public ses‐ SECTION 5. State ceed incidental sion on TUESDAY, Bond Commission. to theings authorization, JANUARY 27, plication is issuance, sale and 2026 at 6:30 P.M., Ap hereby made to the delivery of such at the City of Slidell State Bond Com‐ Bonds, shall counsel City Hall, 2045 Sec‐ sion, Baton and advise this City ond St., Slidell, mis Rouge, Louisiana, Council as to the is‐ Louisiana 70458, to for approval of suance and sale hear any objections issuance and salethe of thereof and shall to the proposed is‐ the Bonds, and cofurnish its opinions suance of the Bonds. counsel are di‐ covering the legality If at such hearing a bond rected to make ap‐ of the issuance of petition duly signed pli cation to the State the Bonds. The fee by electors of the Bond mission of Bond Counsel for City in a number not in accorCom dance with each series of Bonds less than five per‐ the forego ing shall be fixed at a cent (5%) of the half of the City.on be‐ sum not exceeding number of such the fee allowed by electors voting in SECTION 6. the Attorney Gen‐ the last election held ployment of eral's fee guidelines in the City object to Em Counsel. This for such bond coun‐ the issuance of the Bond City Council finds sel work and based Bonds, then the and de termines that on the amount of Bonds shall not be a real ne cessity ex‐ said Bonds actually issued until ap‐ ists for the ploy‐ issued, sold, deliv‐ proved at an elec‐ ment of em special ered and paid for, tion held for that counsel in con ‐ plus "out-of-pocket" purpose. Any such tion with the nec is‐ expenses, said fees petition must be ac‐ suance of the Bonds, to be contingent companied by a cer‐ and accordingly, upon the issuance, tificate of the St. Foley & Judell, sale and delivery of Tammany Parish of New Or‐ said Bonds. The Registrar of Voters L.L.P., leans, Louisiana, as Mayor is hereby au‐ certifying that the Bond sel, is thorized and di‐ signers of the peti‐ hereby Coun employed to rected to execute, tion(s) are regis‐ do and perform and this City Coun‐ tered electors of the of a traditional cil hereby agrees to City and the number work legal na ture bond and accepts the of signers amounts counsel withas respect terms of, the en‐ to not less than five to the issuance and gagement letter of percent (5%) of the sale of said Bonds. Bond Counsel ap‐ registered voters Said Bond Counsel pended hereto. A that voted in the last shall prepare and certified copy of this election held in the submit to this City resolution shall be City, all as provided Council for adop‐ submitted to the At ‐ by the Act. tor ney Gen eral of tion all of the pro‐ the State of ceed ings in ci den tal SECTION 5. State to the authorization, Louisiana for ap‐ Bond Commission. issuance, sale and proval of said em‐ Application is delivery of such ployment and of the hereby made to the Bonds, shall counsel fees herein desig‐ State Bond Com‐ and advise this City nated, and the Di‐ mission, Baton Council as to is‐ rector of Finance is Rouge, Louisiana, suance and thesale empowered for approval of the thereof and shall hereby directed to pro‐ issuance and sale of furnish its opinions and vide for payment of the Bonds, and co- covering the legality the work herein bond counsel are di‐ of the issuance of specified upon com‐ rected to make ap‐ the Bonds. The fee pletion thereof and plication to the State of Bond Counsel for under the conditions Bond Commission each series of Bonds herein enumerated in accordance with shall be fixed at a without further ap‐ the foregoing on be‐ sum not exceeding proval of this City half of the City. the fee allowed by Council. the Attorney Gen‐ SECTION 6. eral's fee guidelines This resolution hav‐ Employment of for bond coun‐ ing been submitted Bond Counsel. This sel such work and based to a vote, the vote City Council finds on amount of thereon was as fol‐ and determines that said the Bonds actually lows: a real necessity ex‐ issued, sold, ‐ ists for the employ‐ ered and paiddeliv for, Yeas: Bill Borchert, ment of special plus Burgoyne, "out-of-pocket" Jeff counsel in connec‐ expenses, Denham, said fees Leslie tion with the is‐ to be con Hunham, tingent David suance of the Bonds, upon the issuance, Haggerty, and accordingly, sale and delivery of Megan Nick DiSanti, Foley & Judell, said Kenny Tam Bonds. The L.L.P., of New Or‐ Mayor is hereby au‐ Cindi King borella, leans, Louisiana, as thorized and di‐ Absent: Trey Bond Counsel, is rected ecute, Brownfield hereby employed to and thistoCityexCoun do and perform cil hereby agrees to‐ And the resolution work of a traditional and accepts the was declared legal nature as bond terms of, the en‐ adopted on this, the counsel with respect gage ment let ter of 9th day of to the issuance and Bond Counsel ap‐ ber, 2025. Decem‐ sale of said Bonds. pended hereto. A 171624DEC31-1T Said Bond Counsel certified copy of this $347.92 shall prepare and resolution shall be submit to this City submitted to the At Council for adop‐ torney General of‐ tion all of the pro‐ State of ceedings incidental the Louisiana for ap‐ to the authorization, proval of said em‐ issuance, sale and ployment and of the delivery of such fees herein desig‐ Bonds, shall counsel nated, and the and advise this City rector of FinanceDiis‐ Council as to the is‐ empowered suance and sale hereby directed to pro‐ thereof and shall and vide for payment of furnish its opinions work herein covering the legality the specified upon com‐ of the issuance of ple tion thereof and the Bonds. The fee under conditions of Bond Counsel for hereintheenu merated each series of Bonds without further ap‐ shall be fixed at a proval of this City sum not exceeding Council. the fee allowed by the Attorney Gen‐ resolution hav‐ eral's fee guidelines This been submitted for such bond coun‐ ing the vote sel work and based to a vote, was as fol‐ on the amount of thereon said Bonds actually lows: issued, sold, deliv‐ Bill Borchert, ered and paid for, Yeas: Jeff Burgoyne, plus "out-of-pocket" Leslie Denham, expenses, said fees David Hunham, to be contingent Megan Hag gerty, upon the issuance, Nick anti, sale and delivery of Kenny TamDiS borella, said Bonds. The Cindi King Mayor is hereby au‐ Absent: Trey thorized and di‐ rected to execute, Brownfield and this City Coun‐ And the resolution cil hereby agrees to was clared and accepts the adopted on de this, the terms of, the en‐ 9th day of Decem‐ gagement letter of ber, 2025. Bond Counsel ap‐ 171624DEC31-1T pended hereto. A certified copy of this $347.92 resolution shall be submitted to the At‐ torney General of the State of Louisiana for ap‐ proval of said em‐ ployment and of the fees herein desig‐ nated, and the Di‐ rector of Finance is hereby empowered and directed to pro‐ vide for payment of the work herein specified upon com‐ pletion thereof and under the conditions herein enumerated without further ap‐ proval of this City Council. lll

This resolution hav‐ ing been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as fol‐ lows: Yeas: Bill Borchert, Jeff Burgoyne, Leslie Denham, David Hunham,

of Bond Counsel for each series of Bonds shall be fixed at a sum not exceeding the fee allowed by the AtPublic torneyNotices Gen‐ eral's fee guidelines Meet/Hear/Min for such bond coun‐ sel work and based on the amount of said Bonds actually issued, sold, deliv‐ ered and paid for, plus "out-of-pocket" expenses, said fees to be contingent upon the issuance, sale and delivery of said Bonds. The Mayor is hereby au‐ thorized and di‐ rected to execute, and this City Coun‐ cil hereby agrees to and accepts the terms of, the en‐ gagement letter of Bond Counsel ap‐ pended hereto. A certified copy of this resolution shall be submitted to the At‐ torney General of the State of Louisiana for ap‐ proval of said em‐ ployment and of the fees herein desig‐ nated, and the Di‐ rector of Finance is hereby empowered and directed to pro‐ vide for payment of the work herein specified upon com‐ pletion thereof and under the conditions herein enumerated without further ap‐ proval of this City Council. This resolution hav‐ ing been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as fol‐ lows:

under the conditions herein enumerated without further ap‐ proval of this City Council. Public Notices This res olution hav‐ Meet/Hear/Min

ing been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as fol‐ lows: Yeas: Bill Borchert, Jeff Burgoyne, Leslie Denham, David Hunham, Megan Haggerty, Nick DiSanti, Kenny Tamborella, Cindi King Absent: Trey Brownfield

And the resolution was declared adopted on this, the 9th day of Decem‐ ber, 2025. 171624DEC31-1T $347.92

PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that at its meeting to be held on Wednesday, Jan‐ uary 21, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at its regular meeting place, the St. Tammany Parish Recreation District 7 Community Center, 67834 Hwy. 41, Pearl River, Louisiana, the Board of Commis‐ sioners of St. Tammany Parish Recreation District No. 7, State of Louisiana, plans to consider adopting a resolution ordering and calling an election to be held in St. Tammany Parish Recreation District No. 7, State of Louisiana to au‐ thorize the levy of an ad valorem tax therein. 171819DEC31-1T $76.93

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PUBLIC NOTICE SLIDELL CITY COUNCIL 2045 SECOND STREET SLIDELL, LA 70458 MINUTES NOVEMBER 25, 2025 6:30 P.M. Council President DiSanti called the regular meeting of the Slidell City Council to order in the Council Cham‐ bers. A quorum was present. PRESENT: Council Members Bill Borchert, Jeff Bur‐ goyne, Leslie Den‐ ham, David Dun‐ ham, Megan Hag‐ gerty, Nick DiSanti, Kenny Tamborella, Trey Brownfield and Cindi King ABSENT: None ALSO PRESENT: Mayor Randy Fan‐ dal, Acting Police Chief Daniel Seuze‐ neau, Council Ad‐ ministrator Thomas Reeves, Chief of Staff Mike Noto, and City Attorney Thomas Schneidau

Yeas: Bill Borchert, Jeff Burgoyne, Leslie Denham, David Hunham, Megan Haggerty, Nick DiSanti, Kenny Tamborella, Cindi King Absent: Trey Brownfield

The Council Presi‐ dent opened the Consent Calendar for a public hearing. No one from the public appeared to speak. The Council President closed the public hearing on the Consent Calen‐ dar.

And the resolution was declared adopted on this, the 9th day of Decem‐ ber, 2025. 171624DEC31-1T $347.92

Councilman Brownfield sec‐ onded by Council‐ woman Denham made a motion to adopt the Consent Calendar. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED CONSENT ENDAR

CAL‐

A. Approval of the Minutes of the Oc‐ tober 28, 2025 meet‐ ing. B. Approval of the Minutes of the No‐ vember 4, 2025 meeting. C. Proposed Ordi‐ nance: 1. Item No. 25-113619: An ordinance authorizing the Mayor of the City of Slidell, on behalf of the City, to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor and Lease Agreement for va‐ cant space at the Slidell Train Depot, 1827 Front St., Slidell, LA, with Save the St. Tam‐ many Chahta Tribe, (DiSanti/Brown‐ field, by request of Administration). Note: A Public Hearing will be held on the above listed ordinances on Tues‐ day, January 13, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Cham‐ bers, 2045 Second Street, Suite 319. D. Proposed Resolution: 1. R25-31: A resolution authoriz‐ ing the 2025 Olde Towne Slidell Com‐ munity Christmas Golf Cart Parade as a City-sponsored event, (DiS‐ anti/Brownfield, by request of Adminis‐ tration). E. Bids and Request to Purchase: 1. Submersible Propeller Pump – Gulf States Engi‐ neering, $417,891. 2. New Aeration Blowers & Other Improvements at Terrace Ave. WWTP, Roscoe Re‐ sources, LLC, $3,794,345. REGULAR AGENDA SPECIAL RECOG‐ NITION Mayor Fandal pre‐ sented a Proclama‐ tion to Kim Berg‐ eron and Cynthia Boudreaux, offi‐ cially declaring De‐ cember 7–13, 2025, as Shop Local Artists Week in recognition of artists and arts orga‐ nizations through‐ out the City of Slidell. Ms. Berg‐ eron expressed her appreciation to the Mayor and Council and encouraged everyone to keep local artists in mind when shopping. Chief Seuzeneau recognized the fol‐ lowing detectives for their hard work and dedication in quickly solving two high-profile cases: Homicide (Possum Hollow Park) • Captain Ralph Morel • Sergeant Jeremy Bertucci • Sergeant Kyle Taylor • Sergeant Steve Gilley

ALSO PRESENT: Mayor Randy Fan‐ dal, Acting Police Chief Daniel Seuze‐ neau, Council Ad‐ ministrator Thomas Noticesof Reeves,Public Chief Staff Meet/Hear/Min Mike Noto, and City Attorney Thomas Schneidau

C. Proposed Ordi‐ nance:

1. Item No. 25-113619: An ordinance authoriz ing the MayorPublic of theNotices City of Slidell,Meet/Hear/Min on behalf of the City, to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor and Lease The Council Presi‐ Agreement for va‐ dent opened the cant space at the Consent Calendar Slidell Train Depot, for a public hearing. 1827 Front St., No one from the Slidell, LA, with public appeared to Save the St. Tam‐ speak. The Council many Chahta Tribe, President closed the (DiSanti/Brown‐ public hearing on field, by request of the Consent Calen‐ Administration). dar. Note: A Public Councilman Hearing will be held Brownfield sec‐ on the above listed onded by Council‐ ordinances on Tues‐ woman Denham day, January 13, made a motion to 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in adopt the Consent the Council Cham‐ Calendar. bers, 2045 Second Street, Suite 319. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent D. Proposed CARRIED Resolution: CONSENT CAL‐ 1. R25-31: A ENDAR resolution authoriz‐ ing the 2025 Olde A. Approval of the Towne Slidell Com‐ Minutes of the Oc‐ munity Christmas tober 28, 2025 meet‐ Golf Cart Parade as ing. a City-sponsored event, (DiS‐ B. Approval of the anti/Brownfield, by Minutes of the No‐ request of Adminis‐ vember 4, 2025 tration). meeting. C. Proposed Ordi‐ E. Bids and Request nance: to Purchase: 1. Item No. 25-11- 1. Submersible 3619: An ordinance Propeller Pump – authorizing the Gulf States Engi‐ Mayor of the City of neering, $417,891. Slidell, on behalf of the City, to enter 2. New Aeration into a Cooperative Blowers & Other Endeavor and Lease Improvements at Agreement for va‐ Terrace Ave. cant space at the WWTP, Roscoe Re‐ Slidell Train Depot, sources, LLC, 1827 Front St., $3,794,345. Slidell, LA, with REGULAR Save the St. Tam‐ AGENDA many Chahta Tribe, (DiSanti/Brown‐ SPECIAL RECOG‐ field, by request of NITION Administration). Mayor Fandal pre‐ Note: A Public sented a Proclama‐ Hearing will be held tion to Kim Berg‐ on the above listed eron and Cynthia ordinances on Tues‐ Boudreaux, offi‐ day, January 13, cially declaring De‐ 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in cember 7–13, 2025, the Council Cham‐ as Shop Local bers, 2045 Second Artists Week in Street, Suite 319. recognition of artists and arts orga‐ D. Proposed nizations through‐ Resolution: out the City of Slidell. Ms. Berg‐ 1. R25-31: A eron expressed her resolution authoriz‐ appreciation to the ing the 2025 Olde Mayor and Council Towne Slidell Com‐ and encouraged munity Christmas everyone to keep Golf Cart Parade as local artists in mind a City-sponsored when shopping. event, (DiS‐ Chief Seuzeneau anti/Brownfield, by recognized the fol‐ request of Adminis‐ lowing detectives tration). for their hard work and dedication in E. Bids and Request quickly solving two to Purchase: high-profile cases: 1. Submersible Homicide (Possum Propeller Pump – Hollow Park) Gulf States Engi‐ neering, $417,891. • Captain Ralph Morel 2. New Aeration • Sergeant Jeremy Blowers & Other Bertucci Improvements at • Sergeant Kyle Terrace Ave. Taylor WWTP, Roscoe Re‐ • Sergeant Steve sources, LLC, Gilley $3,794,345. • Detective Shawn REGULAR Chopin AGENDA • Detective Matt Bauer SPECIAL RECOG‐ • Detective Kaila NITION Kelley • Covington Police Mayor Fandal pre‐ Department sented a Proclama‐ Detective Brian tion to Kim Berg‐ Brown eron and Cynthia Boudreaux, offi‐ Armed Robbery (Fi‐ cially declaring De‐ delity Bank) cember 7–13, 2025, as Shop Local • Sergeant Kyle Artists Week in Taylor recognition of • Detective Louis artists and arts orga‐ Pellissier nizations through‐ • Detective Tony out the City of Karsolich Slidell. Ms. Berg‐ eron expressed her He thanked the offi‐ appreciation to the cers for the many Mayor and Council hours spent and hard and encouraged work dedicated to everyone to keep solving these two local artists in mind cases. when shopping. Chief Seuzeneau PUBLIC HEAR‐ recognized the fol‐ INGS lowing detectives for their hard work As advertised, a and dedication in public hearing was quickly solving two held on Item No. 25high-profile cases: 10-3615, an ordi‐ nance amending the Homicide (Possum Code of Ordinances Hollow Park) of the City of Slidell, Section 23-4 • Captain Ralph to provide for earlier Morel trash collection in • Sergeant Jeremy the City of Slidell Bertucci and to provide for • Sergeant Kyle ancillary matters in Taylor connection there‐ • Sergeant Steve with. Sean Fadely Gilley appeared before the • Detective Shawn Council and asked Chopin whether the change • Detective Matt would involve a Bauer monetary adjust‐ • Detective Kaila ment or simply a Kelley change in the trash • Covington Police collection schedule. Department Councilman Tam‐ Detective Brian borella responded Brown that the change per‐ tains only to the col‐ Armed Robbery (Fi‐ lection time. As no delity Bank) one else appeared, the Council Presi‐ • Sergeant Kyle dent closed the pub‐ Taylor lic hearing. • Detective Louis Councilwoman Pellissier King expressed con‐ • Detective Tony cerns about the Karsolich change, noting that she has received nu‐ He thanked the offi‐ merous complaints cers for the many regarding how early hours spent and hard dumpsters are emp‐ work dedicated to tied at businesses. solving these two Councilman Tam‐ cases. borella clarified that the change does not PUBLIC HEAR‐ affect commercial INGS accounts. Councilman Tam‐ As advertised, a borella seconded by public hearing was Councilman Dun‐ held on Item No. 25- ham made a motion 10-3615, an ordi‐ to adopt Item No. nance amending the 25-10-3615, Ordi‐ Code of Ordinances nance No. 4260. of the City of Slidell, Section 23-4 ROLL CALL 9 Yeas to provide for earlier 0 Nays 0 Absent trash collection in CARRIED the City of Slidell and to provide for As advertised, a ancillary matters in public hearing was connection there‐ held on Item No. 25with. Sean Fadely 10-3616, an ordi‐

E. Bids and Request to Purchase: 1. Submersible Propeller PublicPump Notices – Gulf States Engi‐ Meet/Hear/Min neering, $417,891. 2. New Aeration Blowers & Other Improvements at Terrace Ave. WWTP, Roscoe Re‐ sources, LLC, $3,794,345. REGULAR AGENDA SPECIAL RECOG‐ NITION Mayor Fandal pre‐ sented a Proclama‐ tion to Kim Berg‐ eron and Cynthia Boudreaux, offi‐ cially declaring De‐ cember 7–13, 2025, as Shop Local Artists Week in recognition of artists and arts orga‐ nizations through‐ out the City of Slidell. Ms. Berg‐ eron expressed her appreciation to the Mayor and Council and encouraged everyone to keep local artists in mind when shopping. Chief Seuzeneau recognized the fol‐ lowing detectives for their hard work and dedication in quickly solving two high-profile cases: Homicide (Possum Hollow Park) • Captain Ralph Morel • Sergeant Jeremy Bertucci • Sergeant Kyle Taylor • Sergeant Steve Gilley • Detective Shawn Chopin • Detective Matt Bauer • Detective Kaila Kelley • Covington Police Department Detective Brian Brown Armed Robbery (Fi‐ delity Bank) • Sergeant Kyle Taylor • Detective Louis Pellissier • Detective Tony Karsolich He thanked the offi‐ cers for the many hours spent and hard work dedicated to solving these two cases. PUBLIC INGS

HEAR‐

As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No. 2510-3615, an ordi‐ nance amending the Code of Ordinances of the City of Slidell, Section 23-4 to provide for earlier trash collection in the City of Slidell and to provide for ancillary matters in connection there‐ with. Sean Fadely appeared before the Council and asked whether the change would involve a monetary adjust‐ ment or simply a change in the trash collection schedule. Councilman Tam‐ borella responded that the change per‐ tains only to the col‐ lection time. As no one else appeared, the Council Presi‐ dent closed the pub‐ lic hearing. Councilwoman King expressed con‐ cerns about the change, noting that she has received nu‐ merous complaints regarding how early dumpsters are emp‐ tied at businesses. Councilman Tam‐ borella clarified that the change does not affect commercial accounts. Councilman Tam‐ borella seconded by Councilman Dun‐ ham made a motion to adopt Item No. 25-10-3615, Ordi‐ nance No. 4260. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No. 2510-3616, an ordi‐ nance amending Or‐ dinance No. 4176, revising the Rev‐ enue, Expense and Capital Budget for fiscal year 20242025 (second sup‐ plemental), provid‐ ing for supplemen‐ tal appropriations, additional revenues and matters in con‐ nection therewith. No one from the public appeared to speak. The Council President closed the public hearing. Councilwoman Denham seconded by Councilman Bur‐ goyne made a mo‐ tion to adopt Item No.25-10-3616, Or‐ dinance No. 4261. ROLL CALL 9 Yeas 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED As advertised, a public hearing was held on Item No.2510-3617, an ordi‐ nance authorizing the Mayor of the City of Slidell to ac‐ quire, for and on be‐ half of the City, 171584 DEC 31-1Tvia donation from The $ 511.56 Sherwin-Williams Company (or its successor(s) or as‐ sign(s)), 7.2 acres of land +/- in Sec. 40T8S-R13E, St. Tam‐

re ‐ a gree, pro ear lice Departments for as their efforts on the words about being Mike for their hard work trash collection in enue, Expense and made a motion to or more years of 10-3618, Cooper), Ordi‐ two cases. He also thankful. and dedication in the City of Slidell Capital Budget for adopt Item No. 25- managerial service amended, Tamarah Myers, He informed the Pennie Petrie, Dinah quickly solving two and to provide for fiscal year 2024- 10-3617, Ordinance with a public entity nance No. 4263. con grat u lated Mike Council that he will Thanars, high-pro file cases: will be considered. ancillary matters in 2025 (second sup‐ No. 4262. ✦ heTammany ✦ Wednesday, December ✦ 9B Noto, noting that 31,son 2025 Travis be sending out invi‐ Thomp Councilman Tam‐ ROLL CALL 8 Yeas is a beloved memSt. connection there‐ plemental), provid‐ ber tationsPublic forNotices the AbsentPublic CALLNotices 9 Yeas borellaPublic 0 Notices Absent of thePublic Homicide sum with. Public supple men‐ ROLL Public seconded (0): None Sean Notices Fadely ing forPublic Public(Pos Notices Notices Noticesby 1 Nay Public Notices Notices com mu nity. Police 0 Absent CouncilMeet/Hear/Min CARRIED HollowMeet/Hear/Min Park) propriations, 0 Nays man appeared before the tal apMeet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Finally,Meet/Hear/Min he wished Slidellmas Party, as Emily Meet/Hear/Min Brownfield made a (Borchert) Couvillon Council and asked additional revenues CARRIED everyone a Happy Christ well as for several with the Civil Divi‐ • Captain Ralph motion to adopt whether the change and matters in con‐ Thanksgiving. upcoming Christ‐ sion of the District Morel would involve a nection therewith. As advertised, a Amendment C to LEGISLATIVE mas events, includ‐ Attorney’s Office • Sergeant Jeremy monetary adjust‐ No one from the public hearing was Item No. 25-10- COMMENTS AND ADMINISTRA‐ ing Shop with a was also present as REPORTS Bertucci ment or simply a public appeared to held on Item No.25- 3618. TIVE COM ‐ Cop, which will take legal counsel for the • Sergeant Kyle change in the trash speak. The Council 10-3618, an ordi‐ MENTS AND RE ‐ place on December library. Taylor collection schedule. President closed the nance amending the ROLL CALL 8 Yeas Councilman Tam‐ PORTS 20th at 8:30 a.m. job de scrip tion for • Sergeant Steve hearing. 1 Nay 0 Absent borella thanked the Councilman Tam‐ public the unclassified po‐ CARRIED Captains, Sergeants, Mayor Gilley P. Petrie led the borella responded Councilwoman Fan dal and Detectives for thanked the Council As there was no fur‐ Pledge of Alle‐ • Detective Shawn that the change per‐ Denham seconded sition of chief of (Borchert) their remarkable for their vote of con‐ ther business, the giance. T. Thomp‐ Chopin tains only to the col‐ by Councilman Bur‐ staff and Amend‐ • Detective Matt lection time. As no goyne made a mo‐ ments A, B and C. Councilman Tam‐ work in apprehend‐ fidence for the job meeting was ad‐ son led the invoca‐ Bauer one else appeared, tion to adopt Item No one from the borella stated that ing the perpetrators description change journed at 7:00 p.m. tion. • Detective Kaila the Council Presi‐ No.25-10-3616, Or‐ public appeared to since C has passed, in the recent high- of the Chief of Staff. 171621DEC31-1T speak. The Council he recommends that profile cases within The Antique Christ‐ $308.07 Kelley C. Branton dent closed the pub‐ dinance No. 4261. President closed the no action be taken just one week. • Covington Police explained the meet‐ lic hearing. mas Market in Olde pub lic hear ing. Coun cil man Department on Amend ments A ing rules and the Councilwoman ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Towne will be the PUBLIC NOTICE ex‐ weekend of Novem‐ Detective Brian and B to Item 25-10- Brownfield rules for public King expressed con‐ 0 Nays 0 Absent Councilwoman King stated that she 3618. pressed his appreci‐ ber 29th and 30th. St. Tammany Parish comment. Brown cerns about the CARRIED has reservations The Council Presi‐ ation to the Police The change, noting that Krewe of Library not Kringle annual golf Board of Control Armed Robbery (Fi‐ she has received nu‐ As advertised, a about the educa‐ dent asked if there Department 1. Approval of the delity Bank) minutes of the meet‐ merous complaints public hearing was tional part of this, was a motion on only for solving the cart parade will be Meeting high-profile held in Olde Towne October 27, 2025 B. two ing of the Library regarding how early held on Item No.25- however she does Amendment re spect the rea son ‐ • Sergeant Kyle There was no mo‐ crimes, but also for on December 6th at St. Tammany Parish Board of Control dumpsters are emp‐ 10-3617, an ordi‐ Taylor that was held on tied at businesses. nance authorizing ing behind it. She tion, Amendment B their excellent work 5:00 p.m. The Council Chambers in resolving the Christmas Spectac‐ 21490 Koop Dr., • Detective Louis Councilman Tam‐ the Mayor of the wholeheartedly died on the floor. September 22, Pellissier 2025. borella clarified that City of Slidell to ac‐ agrees it is a good The Council Presi‐ stand-off that oc‐ ular at Heritage Park Mandeville, LA • Detective Tony the change does not quire, for and on be‐ decision for this par‐ dent asked if there curred in his district will take place on 70471 Karsolich affect commercial half of the City, via ticular situation. She was a motion on earlier that day. He Sunday, December 6:30 P.M. DISCUSSION: A. also congratulated 7th with community accounts. There was no Board donation from The also stated that she Amendment supports our new There was no mo‐ Mike Noto and caroling at 5:30 p.m. MINUTES He thanked the offi‐ Councilman Tam‐ Sherwin-Williams discussion. cers for the many borella seconded by Company (or its Mayor. tion, Amendment A wished everyone a with the Slidell PUBLIC COM‐ hours spent and hard Councilman Dun‐ successor(s) or as‐ Councilman Tam‐ died on the floor. MENT: There was Happy Thanksgiv‐ Women’s Civic The meeting was work dedicated to ham made a motion sign(s)), 7.2 acres of borella stated that he Councilman no pub lic com ment. ing. Club followed by a called to order by solving these two to adopt Item No. land +/- in Sec. 40- also had concerns Borchert asked if Councilman Bur‐ performance G. Charles (Chuck) MOTION: by 25-10-3615, Ordi‐ T8S-R13E, St. Tam‐ regarding the educa‐ this new job de‐ goyne extended Vince Vance at 6:00 Branton, cases. Board Baham moved to nance No. 4260. many Parish, tional requirement. scription for the Happy Thanksgiv‐ p.m. President. Brent approve the minutes PUBLIC HEAR‐ Louisiana, and to He went on to say Chief of Staff is a ing wishes to all and Geiger, Co-Interim of the September 22, that he re spects Mr. full-time or part- reminded everyone POLICE ROLL CALL 9 Yeas take all ancillary ac‐ INGS CHIEF Director, called the 2025, LBOC meet‐ 0 Nays 0 Absent tion in connection Noto and knows his time position. The that the season is a COMMENTS AND roll and declared ing. It was seconded As advertised, a CARRIED therewith. No one ability to get the job Mayor replied that it time for giving REPORTS that a quorum was by J. Corbin. VOTE: Baham: Yes public hearing was from the public ap‐ done, which is why is a part-time posi‐ thanks for all that present. Corbin: Yes Myers: we have. held on Item No. 25- As advertised, a peared to speak. The they worked on an tion. Chief Seuze neau that Councilman Councilman DiS‐ wished everyone a Present (7): Glenn Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ 10-3615, an ordi‐ public hearing was Council President Amendment sec‐ anti echoed these Happy Thanksgiv‐ Baham, nance amending the held on Item No. 25- closed the public does not remove the Brownfield Chuck nars: Yes Thomp‐ Code of Ordinances 10-3616, an ordi‐ hearing. Council‐ educational require‐ onded by Council‐ sentiments, thank‐ ing and stated that Branton, Council‐ son: Yes Branton: Denham ing both the Slidell he loved Council‐ man Jeff Corbin Yes of the City of nance amending Or‐ man Brownfield ment, it is still pre‐ woman Slidell, Section 23-4 dinance No. 4176, seconded by Coun‐ ferred, however, in made a motion to and Covington Po‐ man by RESULT: Motion to Burgoyne’s (designated to provide for earlier revising the Rev‐ cilwoman Haggerty lieu of a degree, 20 adopt Item No. 25- lice Departments for words about being Parish President approve the minutes as their efforts on the thankful. (Unani‐ trash collection in enue, Expense and made a motion to or more years of 10-3618, Mike Cooper), carried. Ordi‐ two cases. He also He informed the Tamarah the City of Slidell Capital Budget for adopt Item No. 25- managerial service amended, Myers, mous – 7) congratulated Mike Council that he will Pennie Petrie, Dinah and to provide for fiscal year 2024- 10-3617, Ordinance with a public entity nance No. 4263. will be considered. Noto, noting that he be sending out invi‐ Thanars, ancillary matters in 2025 (second sup‐ No. 4262. Travis 2. OLD BUSINESS Councilman Tam‐ ROLL CALL 8 Yeas is a beloved member ta connection there‐ plemental), provid‐ tions for the Thompson borella sec onded by 1 Nay 0 Absent of the community. Slidell A. Personnel with. Sean Fadely ing for supplemen‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas Police Absent (0): None CARRIED Committee Report Finally, he wished Christmas Party, as appeared before the tal appropriations, 0 Nays 0 Absent Councilman Brownfield made a (Borchert) everyone a Happy well as for several Emily Council and asked additional revenues CARRIED Couvillon motion to adopt Thanksgiving. whether the change and matters in con‐ upcoming Christ‐ with the Civil Divi‐ G. Baham, would involve a nection therewith. As advertised, a Amendment C to LEGISLATIVE mas events, includ‐ sion of the District Personnel Commit‐ monetary adjust‐ No one from the public hearing was Item No. 25-10- COMMENTS AND ADMINISTRA‐ ing Shop with a Attorney’s Office tee Chair, gave an REPORTS TIVE COM‐ Cop, which will take was also present as update from the ment or simply a public appeared to held on Item No.25- 3618. Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legalsel for the commit Legal tee. The MENTS AND RE‐ place on change in the trash speak. The Council 10-3618, an ordi‐ December legal coun Notices Notices Notices Notices CALL 8 Yeas Council man Tam‐ PORTSNotices closed the nance Notices commitNotices tee has collection schedule. President amending the ROLLNotices library.Notices 20th at 8:30 a.m. hearing. job description for 1 Nay 0 Absent borella thanked the posted the job ad‐ Councilman Tam‐ public Captains, Sergeants, Mayor Fandal As there was no fur‐ P. Petrie led the vertisement for Li‐ borella responded Councilwoman the unclassified po‐ CARRIED on December 2025ham and posted at the Parish Complex by January 2026 of Council District 7Pledge Council Interstate and below per acre); or (3) any residential use in a for Plannedthanked Unit Development Overlay and permitted Detectives sec onded brary Di12 rec tor and the Coun cil therboundaries that thePublished change per‐ 31,Den sition of 07,chief of (Borchert) of District Alle11‐ above business, the and within Hwy 36 on the receipt of submissions by the St.Thomp Tammany‐Parish Department Planning ("PUDS") Or; (4) any residential permittedre use in a Traditional Neighborhood Development their mark able for there their vote of con‐ meet tains only to the col‐ by Councilman Bur‐ staff and Amend‐ haveofbeen 101 giance. T. ing was ad ‐ and/or the issuance of permits by the Department of Permits for the ("TNDS"); or (5) Tam any single lodging use for in anythe Highway cilman ‐ family workdwelling in apand/or prehend ‐ permitted fidence job journed lection time. As no goyne made a mo‐ ments A, B and C. Coun pliInspections cants so far. invoca‐ apand 7:00subdivision/re-subdivision p.m. son led the rezoningat and/or and/or any construction or placement any of to Commercial zoningthat district ing or; (6)the any per residential use in a tion Planned change Business stated petrapermitted tors de scrip one else appeared, tion to adopt Item No one from the borella The deadfor line tion. 171621DEC31-1T (PUD) or (2) the following: (1) any residential permitted use in a Planned Unit Development Campus (“PBC”) zoning district or; (7) any residential properties one acre or greater on all the Council Presi‐ No.25-10-3616, Or‐ public appeared to since C has passed, in the recent high- of the Chief of Staff. $308.07 apply is November any new multifamily development in any zoning district. (Impastato/Laughlin) (Introduced roads a land clearingpro permit. omwithout mends that file(Cougle) cases within The Antique Christ‐ dent closed the pub‐ dinance No. 4261. speak. The Council he rec 20, 2025. G. Baham C. Branton on 12/04/2025) action be taken just one week. FINANCE ORDINANCES mas Market in Olde lic hearing. President closed the no explained the meet‐ noted that $645 has on Amend ments A Coun cil man Towne will be the Councilwoman been spent on adthe ver‐ ROLL CALL 9 Yeas public hearing. rulesto extend and forthe 8. Ordinance Calendar No. 8009ing - Ordinance an additional six (6) months 2. Ordinance Calendar No. 8031 - Ordinance to establish the 2026 Grants Budget. and (Tanner/Pres. B to Item Cooper) 25-10- Brownfield ex‐ weekend of Novem‐ King expressed con‐ 0 Nays 0 Absent Councilwoman tising the and jobZoning posi‐ rulesof subdivisions for pub lic Parish moratorium on the submissions to the Planning pressed his appreci‐ ber 29th and 30th. cerns about the CARRIED King stated that she 3618. tion. ment. property and/or on Commission for the rezoning com of multi-family the issuance of certain AGENDA 3. Ordinance Calendar - Ordinance to amend Capital Improvement Budget Council PresNo. i‐ 8032ation to1 the Pothe lice2026 The Krewe of change, noting that has reservations The C. Branton for noted permits by the Parish Department of Planning and Development/Permits the and Capital Assets – Amendment No. – Development Capital Projects. (Tanner/Pres. ST. TAMMANY PARISH COUNCIL MEETING asked if there Department not Kringle annual golf she has received nu‐ As advertised, a about the educa‐ dentCooper) therezoned is A-6, no A-ac‐ construction or placement of new building on property 1. multi-family Approval of structures the that AT 6:00tional PM merous complaintsTHURSDAY, part of this, was a motion on only for solving the cart parade will be tion being publicJANUARY hear08, ing2026was 7, or A-8 and/or any multiple-family structure/dwelling with the taken followingon minutes of the meeton ‐ property DEVELOPMENT mentORDINANCES B. two high-profile held in Olde Towne regarding how early ST.held however she does Amend item (including and no on GOVERNMENT Item No.25zoning classifications: (1) any Commercial districtthis with lodging ingHighway of the Library TAMMANY COMPLEX was no mo ‐ crimes, but also for on De cem ber 6th at dumpsters are emp‐ 10-3617, an ordi‐ respect the reason‐ There pub lic com ment. apartments, hotels, motels), or (2) any Planned Business Campus district or any Planned UnitG. Board of Control 4. Ordinance Calendar No. 8033 - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany KOOP DRIVE, MANDEVILLE, Amend ment B Development (PUD), or (3) any Traditional Neighborhood Development (TND) district, in their ex cel lent work 5:00 p.m. The tied at businesses. 21490 Baham stated that nance autho rizing LA.ing behind it. She tion,Parish, that was held on La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the east side of Airport Road, north of Dr. diedT.J. onSmith theSRfloor. Council District 12. (Binder) (Introduced 12/04/2025)22, in fromreitssolv ingM-L (Low theMultiChrist Spec tac‐ Coun ‐ the CHERYL wholeheartedly CALLcil TO man ORDER BY Tam THE HONORABLE TANNER, future committee Mayor of COUNCIL the CHAIR Septemonber Expressway, Slidell; present Family mas Residential District) Coun cil Presi‐Basedstand-off that ‐ (High ularMulti-Family at Heritage Park borella clarBY ified that City of Slidell to ac‐ agrees it is a good The and meetings will be CBF (Community Facility District) to an oc M-H Residential 2025. INVOCATION ___________ on Victoria Waythe asked(Ward if 9,there in his district will take place on 9. Ordinance Calendar No. 8010 - Ordinance establishing a “No Parking” the change does not quire, for and on be‐ decision for this par‐ dentDistrict). heldarea around District 11)curred (Laughlin/Pres. Cooper) (2025-4423-ZC) (R09C049) in Victoria Park Subdivision. (Ward 9, District 11) (Laughlin/Tanner) PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE BY ___________ a mo tion on Sun day, De cem ber affect commercial half of the City, via ticular situation. She was ear lier that day. He parish. T. (Introduced Myers re‐ DIS CUS SION: 5. Ordinance Calendar No. 8034 - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany on 12/04/2025) Amend ment A. 7th with com mu nity accounts. also stated that she also con grat u lated ported that Liv‐ do na tion from The There was no Board Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the west side of CC Road, north of Dumas ROLL CALL: There was no mo ‐ carRES-1 oling at 5:30 p.m. 10. Ordinance Calendar No. 8011 dis Coun cilman Tam‐ Sherwin-Williams supports our new Mike Noto District) and and ingston has cussion. - Ordinance accepting finalized subdivision into Parish the Road and Slidell; from its present E (Estate Residential (Resilience Overlay) Rick Smith tion,Road, ment A wished with (Ward the9, District Slidell borella seconded by Company (or its Mayor. every a Overlay). beenobligation very help ful in PUB LIC Oaks Ph. COM Drainage inventories, specifically Southern 1. The‐ warranty has been toAmend an L-1 (Large Lot Residential District) and RES-1one (Resilience 11) Larry Rolling died on the floor. Women’s Civic Coun cil man Dun ‐ Coun cil man Tam ‐ Happy Thanks giv ‐ shar ing in for ma tion suc ces sor(s) or as ‐ There was released by the Department MENT: of Engineering. (Ward 1, District 4) (Seiden/Pres. Cooper) (Laughlin/Pres. Cooper) (2025-4430-ZC) Martha Cazaubon cilman Club followed by a ham made ing. about their search sign(s)), 7.2 acres of borella stated that he Coun (Introduced on 12/04/2025) no public comment. Kathy Seiden a motion 6. Ordinanceasked Calendar No. - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany ge if 8035Coun per for mance by to Patadopt cil man Bur ‐ process. G. Baham land +/- in Sec. 40- also had concerns Borchert MO TION: G. Phillips Item No. Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the south side of Willie Cemetery Road, 11. Ordinance Calendar No. 8012 Ordinance accepting finalized subdivision the road andca‐ new job de‐ goyne 25-10-3615, Ordi‐ T8S-R13E, St. Tam‐ regarding the educa‐ this west extended Vince Vance at 6:00 noted into that appli Baham moved towarranty Cheryl Tanner of Bollinger Road, Folsom; from its present R-1 (Rural Residential District), MHO drainage inventories, specifically Preston Vineyard. The obligation has been tion for Housing the Overlay) p.m. nance 4260. Happy Thanks giv ‐ tions re main on file many Parish, tional requirement. scrip(Manufactured ap prove the min utes JosephNo. Impastato and RO (Rural Overlay) to an L-1 (Large Lot Residential released by the Department of Engineering. (Ward 1, District 3) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) of Staff is a ing wishes to all and Louisiana, and to He went on to say Chief Patrick Burke, III of the September 22, for two years, pro‐ District), MHO (Manufactured Housing Overlay) and RO (Rural Overlay). (Ward 2, District 3) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) full-time or partCHIEF ROLL CALL 9 Yeas take all ancillary ac‐ that he respects Mr. reminded everyone POLICE David Cougle 2025, LBOC meet‐ viding a useful re‐ (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) (2025-4436-ZC) 0 Maureen Nays O’Brien 0 Absent tion in connection Noto and knows his time position. The that the season is a COMMENTS AND 12. Ordinance Calendar No. 8013 source when other ing. It was sec ondedthe 2025 - Ordinance to amend Operating Budget – 7. Ordinance Calendar - Ordinance amending officialRE zoning map of St. Tammany replied thatNo.it 8036time PORTS CAR RIED Arthur Laughlin for givthe ing positions become therewith. No one ability to get the job Mayor by J. Corbin. Amendment No. 18. (Tanner/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) La, to reclassify parcel located on the north side of LA Highway 1077, east part-time posi‐a certain Jerry Binder thanks for all that available within the from the public ap‐ done, which is why is a Parish, VOTE: Baham: Yes of have. Pine Drive, Folsom from its present Residential ChiefR-1 (Rural Seuze neau 13. Ordinance Calendar No. 8014 AsJeffreyadCorbin vertised, a peared to speak. The they worked on an tion.side of Boudreaux Road, westwe system. - Ordinance amend the 2025 Operating Budget – Corbin: Yesto Myers: District) and RO (Rural Overlay) to an PF-1 (Public Facilities District) and RO every (Rural Overlay). Jimmy cilman Amendment No. 19. (Tanner/Pres. (Introduced on 12/04/2025) wished one a pub lic Strickland, hearingIII was Council President Amendment that Coun Coun cil man DiS ‐ YesCooper) Petrie: Yes Tha ‐ (Ward 2, District 3) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) (2025-4439-ZC) sec‐ anti echoed these Happy Thanksgiv‐ held on COMMENT: Item No.A25does remove lic for the Brownfield nars: Yes Thomp‐ 3. NEW BUSINESS PUBLIC three (3)closed minute timethe limit ispub established eachnot member of the public - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Grants Budget – Amendment 8. Ordinance No.‐ 8037 - Ordinance amending the official zoningand map ofstated St. Tammany by Calendar Council that 14. Ordinance Calendar No. 8015 son: 10-3616, an (fororordiagainst) ‐ hear sen timents, thank ‐ ing ing. Council ‐ Appeals. educational require‐ onded Yes Branton: wishing to speak an item on the Agenda, except No. 11. (Tanner/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the south side of W. Ochsner Blvd., north woman Den ham he loved Coun cil ‐ nance amend ing Or ‐ ing both the Slidell A. Financial Report man Brownfield ment, it is still pre‐ Yes To ensure that all speakers are heard please hold cheers and applause. Anyone who wishes to made of Interstate 12, Covington; from its Cov present NC-1 (Neighborhood Commercial District) to an a mo tion to man Bur goyne’s dinance No. 4176, and ing ton Po ‐ – Sep tember 2025 sec onded by Coun ‐ ferred, how ever, in SULT: Motion to Capital 15. Ordinance Calendar No. 8016 RE - Ordinance to amend the 2025 Improvement Budget place a comment in the record but who does not wish to speak at the podium may fill out a PBCItem (Planned Business Campus District). (Ward 1, District 1) words (Smith/Pres.about Cooper) being (2025adopt No. 25revis ing the Rev ‐ lice De part ments for cil woman Hag gerty lieu of a de gree, 20 ap prove the min utes and Capital Assets – Amendment No. 30 Development Capital Projects. (Tanner/Pres. speaker card and check the box indicating they do not wish to speak. 4443-ZC) as their efforts on the thankful. enue, Expense and made a motion to or more years of 10-3618, carried. (Unani‐ Tanya DiMaggio, Cooper) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) Ordi ‐ 8038 He Overlay informed the Capital Budget for adopt PRESENTATIONS two cases.to amend He also Item No. 25- managerial service amended, Co-Interim Direc‐ 9. Ordinance Calendar No. - Ordinance Section 400-7 Districts of the mous – 7) No.Development 4263. Code tocon Council thatexclusions he will 16. Ordinance Calendar No. 8017 - Ordinance to officially name the tor, fis1.calPresentation year 2024gratuthe lated Mikeof Engineering 10-3617, Ordinance pre sented the with a pub lic enoftity Unified authorize Department to grant private road shown on thefi‐ of Proclamation to St. Tammany Parish Government Employee the nance sendOverlay ing out invi‐ 2025 Month. (second sup ‐ No. 4262. to the Special Design standards within Res-1 andhe Res-2 be Resilience Districts. Noto, nottheing that cial report. Ad‐ will be considered. attached surveys to Mamry 2. Oaks Drive.BUSI (Ward NESS 3, District 3)nan (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) (President Cooper) OLD ROLL CALL 8 Yeas (Parishwide) (Impastato/Pres. (2025-4455-ZC) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) for the plemental), provid‐ isCooper) a beloved member tations ditional Ad Valorem Councilman Tam‐ APPEALS 1 Nay 0 Ab sent Slidell Po lice ing for supplemen‐ ROLL CALL of the com mu nity. Revenue in the 9 Yeas borella seconded by PUBLIC WORKS ORDINANCES A. Personnel Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammany of side ispri allowed ten (10)0minutes to present theirsent case andCoun three (3)cil minutes tal Each appro ations, Finally, he wished Christmas Party, as 17. Ordinance Calendar No. 8018 -Com amount Nays 0 Ab manfor rebuttal, CARRIED mittee Report 10. Ordinance Calendar No. 8039 - Ordinance finalized subdivision the Road and Parish, La, to reclassify certain parcels located on the north side$9,568.59 of LA Highway 36,was west ofre‐ two (2) minute conclusionCAR per side may be allowed if questions are asked by the Council.a (Borchert) well asintofor several addiational revenues every one accepting a Happy RIED Brown field made Drainage Inventories, Oaklawn Trace Subdivision, Phase 2, Warranty Obligation expires April the Abita Springs municipal boundary and east of Robindale Drive, Covington, and being upcoming Christ‐ and ters in Jr., conthrough ‐ Thanks giving.Cooper) ceived on Seppart tem‐ motion to theadopt 1. mat Calvin Minor, Paul J. Mayronne, Attorney-in-Fact, appealing Zoning G.Abita Baham, 24th, 2026. (Ward 7, District 7) (Impastato/Pres. of West Abita Subdivision and Nursery Subdivision, from its presentS-1 (Suburban mas events, includ nection there with.on November 24,(Manufactured 2025. The As ad tised, ge ‐ Amend to LEGISLATIVE Commission DENIAL 10,ver 2025 to rezonea22.32 acres of ment land, moreCor less, Per sonnelResidential Commit ‐ ber Residential District) to an S-1 (Suburban District) and MHO MENTS AND 11. Ordinance Calendar No. 8040 - Ordinance on St. with Tammanya ing zone Shop No one the corner AD MINISestablishing TRA‐ a “No Parking” Ad Valorem re‐ pubof licUS Highway hearing wasPugh Item No.S48,25-10located from at the northwest 190 and Road, Lacombe; T8S, R12E COM Chair,2 &gave an total(Rolling/Tanner/Pres. Housing Overlay). (Wards 3 &tee 10, Districts 6) (2025-4333-ZC) Parish Trace ROW. (Ward 3, District Cooper) itspeared existing L-1 to (Large held Lot Residential District) S-2 (Suburban Residential District). (Ward REPORTS publicfromap TIVE2) (Rolling/Pres. COM ‐ Cop, which will take on Item No.253618. update from the ceived for the year is Cooper) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) 4, District 7) (Impastato) (2025-4216-ZC) Petitioner: Shelby P. LaSalle, Jr.; Owner: Calvin place on December speak. The Council 10-3618, an ordi‐ committee. The $12,959,740.11. No CIVIL DIVISION ORDINANCES MENTS AND RE‐ Minor, Jr. and Mary Minornance (Postponed on 12/04/2025) 20th at 8:30 a.m. President closed the addimap tional State amend ing the ROLL CALL 8 Yeas Councilman Tam‐ PORTS mittee 18. Ordinance Calendar No. 8019 -com Ordinance amending thehas official zoning of St. Tammany 12. Ordinance Calendarthe No. 8041 - Ordinance to authorize the Parish of St. Tammany, through borella thanked publicNOTE: To concur hearing. enue job de scrip tion for 1 Nay 0 Ab sent posted the east job ad‐ Rev Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located of Interstate 59, and on the westShar side ofing with Zoning DENIAL, a simple majority vote is required and the adoption of the Office of the Parish President, to enter into a Utility Services Agreement for water and Captains, Sergeants, Mayor Counacil woman Fandal As there was no fur‐ has 59been received the unclassified po‐ CARRIED the Pearl River, generally parallel Louisiana interchange, Pearl verwith tisethement for41 and Li‐Interstate resolution. services for Brewster Subdivision. (Ward 1, District 4) (Seiden/Pres. Cooper) and sewer Detec tives for Place Denham seconded sition of chief of (Borchert) thanked the Council ther business, the the lastDistrict). report. River, from its present PUD (Planned Development) to an R-2since (Rural Residential braryUnitDi rector and NOTE: To override Zoning DENIAL, a majority vote of the entire Council is required and the their RESOLUTIONS remarkable for their by Coun cilman an Bur ‐ staff and Amend‐ vote of con‐ meeting was ad‐ The on bud get percent‐ (Ward 8, District 9) (2025-4352-ZC) Cooper) (Introduced 12/04/2025) there(Cougle/Pres. have been 101 ordinance. in appre hend ‐ No. goyneintroduction made of fidence for thetojob journed at 7:00 a mo ‐ ments A, B and C. Councilman Tam‐ work applicants so far. age for this point in 1. Resolution Council Series C-7227 - Resolution concur/not concur (Circle One)p.m. with 19. Ordinance Calendar No. 8020 Ordinance amending the official zoning map of Tammanybe theCityper petrators 2. Joseph E. Scott appealing Commission September 02, 2025 to rezone descrip tion ofchange year St.should NoZoning one from DENIAL the on borella 171621DEC31-1T tion to adopt Item the stated that ing the The deadline to the of Covington annexation and rezoning Tract B-1-C, B-1-B, B-1-A, 60 ft right of way, Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the south side75%. of Dummyline Road, westare cent .36 acres of land, Or more onpeared the north side Blvd., Street, in the of the Chief Staff.to City$308.07 Revenues publocated lic ap toof Coast No.25-10-3616, ‐ or less, since Cwest hasof Cass passed, from re Parish HC-2high(Highway Commercial Light of Industrial) of Covington CR (Regional apply is No vem ber of LA Highway 1077, Madisonville, from its present L-1 (Large LotatResidential District) cases The within and No. east of Bosworth Street, Slidell; S23, Coun T9S, R14E existing S-2 (Suburban Analong tique Christ ‐ Hwy, Covington, LA, situated in 75.04% andto anEx‐ speak. The cil fromheitsrec dinance 4261. ommends that profile Commercial). property isThe located Ronald Reagan 20, 2025. G. Baham L-2 (Large Lot Residential District). (Ward 1, District 4) (2025-4383-ZC) Residential District) to a HC-1 (Highway District).no (Ward District (Binder) just Section one week. mas Mar ket (Ward in Olde ditures Cooper) are at Pres identCommercial closed the ac8,tion be12) taken 29, Township 6 South, Range 11 East. 3, District 3) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) noted that $645 has pen(Seiden/Pres. (Introduced on 12/04/2025) (2025-4415-ZC) Petitioner:pub Joseph Scott; ing. Owner: Joseph E. on Scott Amendments A Coun cilmanon 12/04/2025) Towne will be the licE.hear ROLL CALL 9 Yeas (Postponed been spent on adver‐ 72.34%. T. DiMag‐ field ex‐ weekend- of Novem gio map gave explana‐ Coun cilawoman 0 Nays 0 concur Absent and B toand Item 25-10-of Brown ing the job the poofficial si‐ zoning NOTE: To with Zoning DENIAL, simple majority vote is required the adoption 20. Ordinance Calendar No. 8021 -tis Ordinance amending of St. Tammany 2. Resolution Council Series No. Resolution to ‐vacate, in part, the moratorium pressed his appreci‐ berC-7244 29thno.and 30th. for that King stated that she 3618. CARRIED a resolution. tion. Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the south side tions of Dummy Line lines Road, west established by ordinance council series 25-5762 on the receipt of submissions by the to Planning the Po lice Krewe of were over has reservations The Council Presi‐ ationParish C.fromBran tonL-1 (Large noted of LA Highway 21, Madisonville, its present Lot Residential District)or to anunder EDand ZoningThe Commission for the re-subdivision or re-zoning of property NOTE: To override Zoning DENIAL, a majority vote of the entire Council is required and the De part ment not annual get. SheCooper) noted As advertised, a about the educa‐ dent asked if there is 4)no ac‐ bud(Seiden/Pres. 2 (Higher Education District). that (Wardthere 1, District (2025-4396-ZC) and/or on the issuance of Kringle certain permits by thegolf Parish Department of Planning and ordinance. for solving thefor thecart paradeor placement will beof certain building structures on that Publication of tional part of this, was a motion on onlyDevelopment/Permits publicintroduction hearingof anwas (Introduced on 12/04/2025) tion being taken on construction APPOINTMENTS high-pro file held in Olde Towne Legal No tices is she does Amendment held on Item No.25- however B. two property in the area bounded by Interstate 12, Highway 59, Sharp Road, and Highway 190, this item and no alsoof for Ordinance amending the official mapbud of St.get Tammany onCreek/Ponchitolawa December 6th at Bayou Tete L’ours and Bayou 21. Ordinance Calendar No. 8022 -pub under due to re(3) spect theto rea son‐ seats 10-3617, anto appoint ordi‐ three There was no mo ‐ crimes, being but a portion the Little Creek, 1. Resolution members fill expired on the St. Tammany Parish lic com ment. G. zoning Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the northwest corner of Ranch Roadmeet and ‐ excellent work 5:00 the p.m. board behind it. She nanceBoardau rizAdjustments. ing ing(O’Brien) tion,ofAmend mentJason B theirChinchuba drainage basins, specifically 1.89 acresThe that comprises the southerly portion of tho Zoning (Parishwide) (Nominations Kristie Thomas, Baham stated that shorter Military Road, Slidell, from itsfu present (Highway a TF (Twoin ofreLotsolv Christ mas4, District Spec5)tac ‐ mintoutes. She whole heartedly the Mayor of Williams, the and died on the floor. 14-Aing of Beattythe Acres Estates. (Ward (Phillips) Horne, Deborah Ron Glockner were made on 12/04/2025) ture (HC-2com mitCommercial tee ingDistrict) Family Residential District). (Ward District will 13) (2025-4400-ZC) (Corbin/Pres. Cooper) that oc‐ ularC-7245 at Her itage Park that Mem ber‐ it is a good TheseatCoun City Slidell ac‐ oneagrees Presi‐ stand-off meet8,ings be noted 3. Resolution Council Series No. - Resolution to vacate, in part, the moratorium 2. of Resolution to to appoint (1) member to fill a vacant alternate on thecil St. Tammany (Introduced on 12/04/2025) curred in his district will Series takeNo. place onthe receipt of submissions by the cision for this (Parishwide) par‐ dent quire,Parish for Planning and onand beZoning ‐ de asked if there held around the ship Dues are cur‐ established by Ordinance Council 22-4800 on Commission. (Tanner) (Council will nominate, and earlier day.andHe day, De cem ber rently underTammany budget ular situabefore tion.the She half of the City, via forticone Myers ‐ zoning Parishthat Planning ZoningSun Commission for the re-subdivision or re-zoning of certain nominations will layover (1) month vote) was a motion on 22. Ordinance Calendar No. 8023 -parish. OrdinanceT. amending the re official also con grat u lated 7th of with com muby nity but map willof St. be in bal‐ donation from The also stated that she Amendment A. ported that property and/or on the issuance certain permits the Parish Department of Planning Parish, La, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the Liv west‐side of LA Highway 1077, north 3. win-Williams Resolution to appoint two sup (2) members fill vacant seats (1 There term expired and 1no board Noto and car ol ing at 5:30 p.m. ance on the next re‐ ports to our new Sher was mo‐ Mike Parish has and Development/Permits for the construction or placement of certain building structures of Rodney Road, Madisonville ingston , from its present NC-2 (Neighborhood Commercial District) member resigned) on the Board of Commissioners for the St. Tammany Parish Mosquito every withby S. Military the Road, Slidell port once ment Company (or its Mayor. tion, Amendment A wished help(Highway ful inCommercial on property in one the areaabounded Gause Blvd E, Amber St, Lake Village and L-2 (Large Lot Residential been District)very to an HC-2 District). pay (Ward 1, Abatement District. (Phillips) (Parishwide) (Council will nominate, and the nominations will Happy Thanks giv‐Hwy Women’s to the Northshore succes sor(s) or as‐ Councilman Tam‐ died on the floor. Blvd, Cross Gates Blvd, 1090, E. Porters RiverCivic Rd, Porters River, West Pearl River, and sharingCooper) infor(Introduced mation on 12/04/2025) District 4) (2025-4401-ZC) (Seiden/Pres. layover for one (1) month before the vote.) ing. Doubloon Branch, specificallyClub lowed byHoney a Island Elementary, located at sign(s)), 7.2 acres of borella stated that he Councilman parcelsfol of land on which about their search Community Foun‐ - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of has St. Tammany 23. Ordinance Calendar No. 8024 process. 4. +/Resolution to reappoint Pittman (term con expired) to the Board of Commissioners St. Coun cilS.man ‐ is per formance by dation been had cerns land in Sec. 40- Jayalso Borchert askedfor if 500 Military Rd.,Bur Slidell, situated. (Cougle) G. Baham Parish, La, to reclassify certain parcels located on the west side ofposted. Drive, noted west TammanySt. Parish Fire ‐Protection District 5. (Cazaubon) extended Vince at approving 6:00 and authorizing St. Tammany She regard ingNo. the educa‐ this new job de‐ goyne T8S-R13E, Tam noted that ap pliitscapresent ‐ Pontchartrain 4. Resolution Council Series No. C-7246 Vance - Resolution of North Shore Drive and Lakeview Drive; Slidell, from CBF-1 (Community Based Thanksgiv‐ the Office of the Parish President, to sign and/or execute a the Improve‐ tional require ment. to the many scrip tion for the tions remain on file that 5. Resolution toParish, reappoint Willie Richardson (term expired) Board of Commissioners for Happy Parish Government, throughp.m. Facilities District) to an GC-2 (General Commercial District). (Wardment to all the andState of Louisiana through the Department of Transportation and to (2025-4407Physical He District wentNo.on to say Chief of Staff is a ing wishes Louisiana, and St. Tammany Parishto Recreation 12. (Cazaubon) for two years, pro‐ 9, District 12) contract between ZC) (Binder/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) re minded every one PO LICE CHIEF Plant line will be in that he re spects Mr. take all an cil lary ac ‐ full-time or partviding a useful re‐ Development (DOTD) and St. Tammany Parish Government under State Project No. 6. Resolution of the for St. Tammany Parish local governmental entities to designate that the sea son is a COM MENTS AND bal ance once Noto and knows his tion representatives in connecfor tion time po si tion. The source when other H.015129 for the purpose of constructing sidewalks on Bootlegger Road and Ochsner Blvd., 24. Ordinance Calendar No. 8025 - Ordinance to address public comments, improve codethe participation on the Local Industrial Tax Exemption Program Committee. for giv ing(Smith/Pres. REPORTS gen ability to get the job Mayor replied that it timein St. Tammany therewith. No one forParishthe positions become Parish. Cooper) administration, make minor changes and corrections, and clarify theer St.ator Tammany (Tanner) from the public ap‐ done, which is why is a part-time posi‐ thanks for all that Techni Services avail able within the(Introduced Code of Ordinances. (Parishwide) (Impastato/Pres. Cooper) on cal 12/04/2025) 7. Resolution to appoint Mike Smith to the St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 2 END OF CONSENT CALENDAR we have. Chief Seuze neau peared to speak. The they worked on an tion. building is pur‐ system. Nominating (Corbin) (Postponed on Councilman DiS‐ wished everyone a Amend(Slidell ment Memorial thatHospital). CounPermanent cil Pres ident Committee Coun cilman 25. Ordinance Calendar No. 8026 - Ordinance authorizing the St. Tammany Parish Government, chased and in‐ ORDINANCES FOR ADOPTION 12/18/2025) anti echoed these through the Office of the Parish to enterNESS into a servitude agreement with AT&Tare Happy Thanksgiv‐ closed the public does not remove the Brownfield sec‐ stalled. They 3.President, NEW BUSI sen ti ments, thank ‐ (Bellsouth Telecommunications, Inc.) for the proposed location of a 10’ square for the ing and stated that hearing. Council‐ educa onded by Coun cil ‐ CONSENT currently siteawait ing tionalCALENDAR require‐ 1. Ordinance Calendar No. 7973 - Ordinance to remove a portion of Harbor Dr. (R09J030) from relocation of a cabinet for fiber optics necessary to serve Safe Haven, and to provide forla‐ both the Slidell (PAGES 2 THROUGH 4) ‐ he loved Coun cil ‐ man Brownfield ment, woman Denham ing St. the gas line instal it is still pre Tammany Parish selective maintenance system in District 13. (Ward 9, District 13) A. Financial Report repeal, severability and date–of enactment. (Impastato/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on and Cov ing ton Po ‐ man Bur goyne’s secAny onded by Coun ‐ made a mo tion to tion. She also noted ferred, how ever, in (Corbin/Pres. Cooper) (Introduced on 10/02/2025) (Postponed for 2 months on 11/06/2025) September 2025 items not pulled from the Consent Calendar are automatically approved in whole by one 12/04/2025) cilvote. woman adopt No. 25-A lice Departments for words about being that the Slidell lieu ofCalendar a degree, 20 and Items Hag pulledgerty from the Consent are discussed voted Item upon individually. 2. Ordinance No. 8000 - Ordinance effortsCalendar on the thank ful. to amend the Parish Code of Ordinances, Part I, 26. Ordinance Calendar No. 8027 Tanya made a vote mo toCouncil 10-3618, as their Branch Reading or (8)more years DiMagthe gio, majority oftion the entire is required to adopt of the Consent Calendar. Ordinance authorizing St. Tammany Parish Government, Chapter 22 – Licenses, Taxation and Regulations to repeal and replace Article VII. – Health adopt Item No. 25- managerMINUTES Ordi‐ two cases. He also He informed the den project will ial service amended, Co-In terim Dithe recdonation ‐ Gar through the Office of the Parish President, to accept of immovable property Spas; Recreational, Athletic Clubs; Weight Reducing Centers with Article VII. – Massage congratulated Mike Council that he will 10-3617, Ordinance with a public entity nance No. 4263. funded through tor, sq. prefeet sented fi‐ ofbe containing 0.410 acres of 17838 for thethe purpose connecting Forest Brook Establishments. (Seiden) oning 11/06/2025) on 12/04/2025) Noto, noting that he (Introduced November 17, 2025 meeting minutes be send out in(Postponed vi‐ No. 4262. same ImCooper) prove‐ will be conSpecial sidered. nanroad. cial (Ward report. Ad‐ 7) the Subdivision to the new bypass 14, District (Impastato/Pres. is a beloved mem ber ta tions for the ROLL CALL 8 Yeas ment to Physical Coun cilman TamCommittee ‐ November 17, 2025 Infrastructure meeting minutes (Introduced on 12/04/2025) ditional Ad Valorem Ordinance Calendar No. 8001 - Ordinance to amend the Unified Development Code to com mu nity. Slidell Po lice ROLL CALL 9 Yeas borella seconded by 1 Nay 0 Absent of3. the Plant bud get line. Revenue in the update use standards relative to Massage Establishments. (Seiden) (Introduced on November 19, 2025 Agenda Review Committee meeting minutes Finally, he wished 12/04/2025) mas Party, as 0 Nays 0 Absent CARRIED Coun cilman 27. Ordinance Calendar No. 8028 amount - Ordinance authorizing theof St. Tammany Parish Government, 11/06/2025) (Postponed on Christ every one a Happy well as for several November 19, 2025field Finance Committee meeting minutes CARRIED DISCUS Brown made a (Borchert) through the Office of the Parish President, to accept andSION: donation ofG. $9,568.59 wasthereact‐ of dedication Thanks giving. up comingto amend Christ ‐ of Ordinance C.S. No. 12-2707, Baham about mo to meeting adopt minutes two 30’ foot servitudes to improve drainage the tem area ‐attached hereto asked as, “Proposed 4. Ordinance Calendar No. 8002 - Ordinance portions ceived on inSep December 04,tion 2025 Council mas asevents, Servitude #1,” and “Proposedber Servitude (Ward 14, Districtthe 5) (Phillips/Pres. As advertised, a Amendment C to LEGISLATIVE Movers Cooper) line. T. adopted April 5, 2012, and codified Sec. 40-333in – clud Service‐ Rates and Fees, Parts B – I, which 24,#2”.2025. The ORDINANCES FOR INTRODUCTION ISTRA ‐ (Introduced on 12/04/2025) total Ad Valorem re‐ ing andShop public hearing was Item No. 25-10- COMMENTS AND ADMIN established and validated rates fees for with sewerageaand water services provided by DiMaggio ex‐ TIVE COM systems owned and ‐operated the Parish. Cooper) (Introduced on Cop,bywhich will(Corbin/Pres. take held on Item No.25- (Public that line will 3618.Hearing: February 05, 2026)REPORTS ceived for the year is plained 28. Ordinance Calendar No. 8029 - Ordinance amending the official zoning map of St. Tammanythe 11/06/2025) (Postponed 12/04/2025) MENTS AND RE‐ on place on December MORATORIUM 10-3618, anORDINANCES ordi‐ be used when $12,959,740.11. No P. Morgan Road, North La Parish, la, to reclassify a certain parcel located on the east side ofI.T. 20th at 8:30 a.m. nance amendCalendar ing theNo. 8030 cilman within Tamthe‐ PORTS Department ROLL CALL 8 Yeas additional State 1. Ordinance - Ordinance to extend a six (6)Coun month moratorium Highway 1077, Folsom, from its present R-1 (Rural Residential District), RO (Rural Overlay), 5. Ordinance Calendar No. 8006 - Ordinance establishing procedures for the dissemination of job de scrip tion for borella thanked the movesDistrict), to the Tech‐ 1 Nay 0 Ab sent RevOverlay) enue to anShar ing Residential boundaries of Council District 9, as established by Ordinance Council Series No. 22-5061, on and MHO (Manufactured Housing R-2 (Rural RO (Rural information by the Public Information Office on behalf of the St. Tammany Parish Council. Fandal As there was no fur‐ the un clas sified po‐ CAR tains, Sergeants, nical Services build‐ has Housing been Overlay). received the receipt of submissions by RIED the St. Tammany ParishCap Department of Planning & Mayor Overlay), and mho (Manufactured (Ward 2, District 3) (2025-4326(Cougle) (Introduced on 12/04/2025) sitionDevelopment of chief ofthe (Borchert) and De tecDepartment tives forof thanked the Council ther business, the ing. C. Branton and/or issuance of permits by the St. Tammany Parish ZC) (Cazaubon/Pres. Cooper) since the last report. vote of con staff Permits and and Amend ‐ for the rezoning and/or subdivision/resubdivision their remark able meet ing was adthe‐ Parish Code of Ordinances, Part The budget percent‐ asked for an update Inspections and/or any Page 3 for 6. their Ordinance Calendar No.‐ 8007AA - Ordinance to amend for26 the job tojourned mentsconstruction A, B and C. Coun workof land in ap ‐ fidence at 7:00 p.m.Property, Derelict and Dangerous man Tam age for this point in on the elevator. T. ELECTIONS or placement for any cil of the following: (1) ‐any parcel tenpre (10)hend acres or I, Chapter – Nuisances amend Article III. – Blighted tion andchange No one from the ing thezoned perparcel petragreater tors descrip 171621DEC31-1T noted stated that the year should be DiMaggio larger which would result borella in an allowable density of any residentially Buildings Other Dangerous Structures Prohibited. (Impastato) (Introduced on of the Chief of Staff. 1. Resolution Council Series No. C-7232 Resolution appoint that a Vice-Chair publicthanap peared to in the re cent high$308.07 the ofelthe evaParish tor is since C has passed, or more dense than A-2 Suburban District (one [1] single family unit per acre); or (2) 75%. Revenuesto are 12/04/2025) Council for the calendar year 2026. (All members) (Postponed on 12/04/2025) speak.anyThe cilthanhe pro fileresult cases cur rently being built recom mends parcel Coun of land less or smaller than ten acresthat (10) which would in an within allowable The Antique Christ‐ at 75.04% and Ex‐ MarketCalendar in Olde 7. Ordinance No. 8008 - Ordinance to extend a six (6) month moratorium within the President theor more just(two one nodense action beSuburban takenDistrict densityclosed greater than than A-3 (2) week. single family units mas penditures are at and is on schedule to ADJOURN Towne will be the public hearing. on Amendments A Councilman 72.34%. T. DiMag‐ be in place before Councilwoman ex‐ weekend of Novem‐ and B to Item 25-10- Brownfield gio gave explana‐ the I.T. Depart‐ King stated that she 3618. pressed his appreci‐ ber 29th and 30th. tions for lines that ment’s move in De‐ Krewe of has reservations The Council Presi‐ ation to the Police The cember. $476.28 171575DEC31-1T were over or under Kringle an nual golf about the educa‐ dent asked if there Department not budget. She noted tional part of this, was a motion on only for solving the cart parade will be COM‐ that Publication of PUBLIC however she does Amendment high-profile held in Olde Towne B. two Legal Notices is MENT: There was respect the reason‐ There was no mo‐ crimes, but also for on December 6th at under budget due to no public comment. p.m. The ing behind it. She tion, Amendment B their excellent work 5:00 shorter board meet‐ MOTION: D. Tha‐ wholeheartedly in resolving the Christmas Spectac‐ died on the floor. minutes. She nars moved to ap‐ lll

. Revenue in the DiMaggio ex‐ amount of plained that line will $9,568.59 was re‐ be used when the ceived on Sep tem‐ I.T. Department 2. OLD BUSINESS ✦ Wednesday, ✦ St. Tammany ✦ 10B December ber 31, 24,2025 2025. The moves to the Tech‐ total Ad Valorem re‐ nical Services build‐ A. Person nelNotices Public Notices ceived Public for theNotices year is ing. Public C. Bran ton Commit tee Report Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min $12,959,740.11. No asked for an update additional State on the elevator. T. G. Baham, noted Personnel Commit‐ Revenue Sharing DiMaggio tee Chair, gave an has been received that the elevator is update from the since the last report. currently being built committee. The The budget percent‐ and is on schedule to committee has age for this point in be in place before posted the job ad‐ the year should be the I.T. Depart‐ vertisement for Li‐ 75%. Revenues are ment’s move in De‐ brary Director and at 75.04% and Ex‐ cember. there have been 101 penditures are at COM‐ applicants so far. 72.34%. T. DiMag‐ PUBLIC The deadline to gio gave explana‐ MENT: There was apply is November tions for lines that no public comment. 20, 2025. G. Baham were over or under MOTION: D. Tha‐ noted that $645 has budget. She noted nars moved to ap‐ been spent on adver‐ that Publication of prove the Septem‐ tising the job posi‐ Legal Notices is ber 2025 financial under budget due to report. It was sec‐ tion. C. Branton noted shorter board meet‐ onded by T. Thomp‐ that there is no ac‐ ing minutes. She son. tion being taken on noted that Member‐ VOTE: Baham: Yes this item and no ship Dues are cur‐ Corbin: Yes Myers: public comment. G. rently under budget Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ Baham stated that but will be in bal‐ nars: Yes Thomp‐ future committee ance on the next re‐ son: Yes Branton: meetings will be port once payment Yes held around the to the Northshore RESULT: Motion to carried. parish. T. Myers re‐ Community Foun‐ approve ported that Liv‐ dation has been (Unanimous – 7) posted. She noted ingston Parish has been very helpful in that the Improve‐ B. Co-Interim sharing information ment to Physical Director’s Report about their search Plant line will be in process. G. Baham balance once the T. DiMaggio gave a noted that applica‐ generator for the report on facilities, tions remain on file Technical Services marketing and out‐ for two years, pro‐ building is pur‐ reach efforts, Mo‐ viding a useful re‐ chased and in‐ bile Library ser‐ source when other stalled. They are vices, professional positions become currently awaiting development, pro‐ high‐ available within the the gas line installa‐ gramming contracts, tion. She also noted lights, system. that the Slidell strategic planning public Reading progress, 3. NEW BUSINESS Branch requests, Garden project will records State ments of Con‐ be funded through A. Financial Report the same Improve‐ cern, capital pro‐ – September 2025 ment to Physical jects updates, and transition of materi‐ Tanya DiMaggio, Plant budget line. als from the Young Co-Interim Direc‐ tor, presented the fi‐ DISCUSSION: G. Adult (YA) collec‐ nancial report. Ad‐ Baham asked about tion to the Teen and ditional Ad Valorem the Movers line. T. Adult collections. ex‐ The ribbon cutting Revenue in the DiMaggio amount of plained that line will for the Mobile Li‐ $9,568.59 was re‐ be used when the brary is scheduled Department for November 18, ceived on Septem‐ I.T. ber 24, 2025. The moves to the Tech‐ 2025. The job de‐ total Ad Valorem re‐ nical Services build‐ scription for a ceived for the year is ing. C. Branton Maker Space Man‐ $12,959,740.11. No asked for an update ager will be posted additional State on the elevator. T. soon. noted Revenue Sharing DiMaggio has been received that the elevator is C. Branton asked being built about the silicon since the last report. currently Legal Legal schedule to coatingLegal of the roof The bud get percent‐ and is on Notices Notices Notices dows at the age for this point in be in place before and win the year should be the I.T. Depart‐ Lacombe Branch. T. con‐ 75%. Revenues are ment’s move in De‐ DiMaggio firmed that the work at 75.04% and Ex‐ cember. is complete, the penditures are at COM‐ building no longer 72.34%. T. DiMag‐ PUBLIC gio gave explana‐ MENT: There was leaks, and the re‐ tions for lines that no public comment. pairs should last up ST.TION: TAMMANY D. PARISH Tha‐ to 10 years. She were over or under MO B. COOPER moved to ap‐ noted that we were budget. She noted nars MICHAEL PARISH PRESIDENT prove the Sep tem‐ approved to receive that Publication of ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------financial reimbursement Legal Notices is ber 2025 NOTICEsec‐ It was from FEMA for the under budget due to report.PUBLIC onded by T. Thomp repairs beTuesday, causeJanuary the shorter boardParish meet ‐ Commission The St. Tammany Zoning will hold their regular‐monthly meeting on 6, 2026 in the St. Tammany Administrative Complex, 21490 Koop Drive, LA at 6:00 son. dam ageMandeville, was due to ingPM. min utes. She Parish A public hearing will be conducted at this meeting to hear comments for or against amendments noted that Member‐ VOTE: Baham: Yes Hurricane Francine.to the Unified Development Code with respect to the following changes: ship Dues are cur‐ Corbin: Yes Myers: rently under budget Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ G. Baham reported 1. Zoning Case No. 2025-4277-ZC nars: Yes Thomp‐ that a concern re‐ butPetition willto change be inthe zoning bal‐ district classification for a tract of land situated in S9, T9S, R14E, Ward 9, son: Yes ingsideaof book had ance on14,the next re ‐ Louisiana, District St. Tammany Parish, which is Bran a Parcelton: located ongard the west West Street, northonce of LA Highway 433, Slidell , Yes and which property comprises a total been of 1.70 acres of land more raised earorlier port pay ment from its present S-1 (Suburban to a HC-2 The‐ SULT:District) Motion to (Highway thatCommercial day. T.District). DiMag to less, the Northshore REResidential property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: carried. gio confirmed that Community Foun‐ approve THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF REZONING OF THE PARCEL (Unanimous – 7) the book Suicide dation DESCCRIBEDhas HEREIN, been BASED INPART ON A SURVEY MAP SHOWING A MINOR SUBDIVISION OF A 1.281 ACRE LOT, A 0.165 ACRE LOT AND A 4.015 ACRE LOT IN PARCEL from Beauti‐ Notes posted. She noted A-1 AND PARCEL A-2 BEING IN SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH, RANGE 14 EAST, ST. Co-In terim LLC, BY C. T.ful Girls by Lynn thatTAMMANY the PARISH, Improve ‐ FORB. LOUISIANA, DORSEY DEVELOPMENT, BREWER, PLS DATED 04/25/25. Di rec tor’s Re port Wein garten will be ment to Physical re viewed the fol‐ Plant line will in INTERSECTION OF THE NORTHEAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF COMMENCING AT THEbe BAYOU LIBERTY ROAD (LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 433) AND THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY gio gave a lowLINE ing day. She ex‐ balOF ance once the T. DiMag WEST STREET; THENCE ALONG THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF WEST STREET, report faAcil ities, plained that staff are RUN NORTH 01 10’17" A DISTANCE OF 360.46on FEETTO 1/2 INCH IRON PIPE FOUND genFOR erTHE ator forEASTthe POINT OF BEGINNING. Techni cal Services marketing and out‐ still proactively re‐ FROM SAID POINT DEPARTING WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF reach efTHE forts, Mo‐ view ing the YA col‐ build ing isOF BEGINNING pur‐ AND WEST STREET, RUN SOUTH 89°57'09" WEST A DISTANCE OF 331.29 FEETTO A 1/2 INCH IRON Library ser ‐ Alec tion alphabeti‐ chased and NORTH in01°46'06" ‐ bile ROD FOUND; THENCE WEST A DISTANCE OF 219.28 FEETTO 1/2 INCH IRON ROD SET; THENCE NORTH 88°15‘36" EAST A DISTANCE 331.25 FEETTO A 1/2 INCH stalled. They are vices, professional cally by author and IRON ROD SET ON THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF WEST STREET; THENCE ALONG deWEST velSTREET, opment, pro01°44‘24" ‐ had yet reached THE WEST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF RUN SOUTH EAST not A curDISTANCE rently awaiting OF 229.06 FEET, BACK TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. high‐ the book by Wein‐ the gas line installa‐ gramming lights, contracts, garten. tion. SheCase alsoNo.noted 2. Zoning 2025-4451-ZC to change Slidell the zoning district classification a tractning of land situated in S30, T7S, R12E, Ward 4, strate gic forplan thatPetition the District 11, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel north sidegio of Little Creek progress, publocated lic onT.theDiMag Branch Reading Road, west of Armel Road, Mandeville, and which property comprises of 28.71 acres land more requests, aretotal viewed the ofser vice Garorden project will records less, from its present L-1 (Large Lot Residential District) to a PF-1 (Public Facilities District). The State ments of Con ‐ sta tis tics for Sep ‐ be property funded through petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: the same Improve‐ cern, capital pro‐ tember 2025 and the THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all rights, ways, means, privileges, servitudes, jects up dates, and year-to-date sta tis ‐ ment to Physical prescriptions, and appurtenances thereunto in anywise thereto,She situatednoted in Sectionsthat 30, tranbelonging sitionorof mateappertaining ri‐ tics. Plant budget line. Township 7 South, Range 12 East St Tammany Parish, Louisiana, more fully described as follows, to-wit: als from the Young State Park passes (YA)the Southeast collecQuarter, ‐ are now included in South half of the NorthwestG. Quarter; Adult Northwest Quarter; and the South Half of the DIS CUS SION: Southeast asked Quarter, Section 30, Township RangeTeen 12 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, tion7 South, to the and the vir tual Less staand tisExcept tics Baham about that said portion of said property transferred to the Louisiana State Highway Departments, (the “Property”). the Movers line. T. Adult collections. because the passes DiMag gio ex‐ The ribbon cutting are managed via the 3. Zoning Case No. 2025-4457-ZC forclassification the Mo ‐ situated State Li& brary’s web ‐ plained line will district Petition tothat change the zoning for bile a tract ofLi land in S2 S3, T6, R10E, Ward 3, District 3, St. Tammany Parish,brary Louisiana, is whichsched is a Parcel located on the north side of Bennett uled site. be Bridge used when the Road/LA Highway 1077, west of Church Road,ber east of J18, and B Drive, Folsom, and which property for No vem I.T.comprises De part ment a total of 3.03 acres of land more or less, from its present R-1 (Rural Residential District) & 2025. The de‐ Overlay). C. Res lution #25moves toOverlay) the toTech RO (Rural a R-2 ‐(Rural Residential District)job & RO (Rural The o property petitioned for rezoning is morebuild fully described as follows: tion for a 024 Regarding nical Services ‐ scrip ing. C.X-1-A Branton Maker Space Man‐ Rules and Regula‐ PARCEL asked for an update ager will be posted tions Section 113. A 3.03 of land Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and situated in Section 2 Township South Of ficers and 6Di rec‐ onRange the10acreEast eltract eva tor.located T. in St.soon. a survey by Samton) Z. Scandaliato (Bran DiMag gio of the Greensburg noted Land District, and shown as parcel X-1-A ontor dated October 20, 2025, and more fully described as follows: C. Bran ton asked that the elevator is from the Section common to Sections andi35 Township Range 10 East, and C.5 South Bran ton reported the 34sil con curCommencing rently being builtCornerabout East, thence S 44° 20' E a distance of 875.40' to a point, thence S 01° Sections 2 and 3 Township 6 South Range that the Louisiana of the roof and42' is on schedule to coat10ing 00" W a distance of 711.80' to a pipe found on the Northerly Right-of-Way of Louisiana Highway 1078 (aka State isrod laand ture and dows at the be Bennet in Bridge place fore Road),be thence S 89° 44' 32" E win along said Right-of-Way a distance of 388.00' to aLeg set iron OF BEGINNING, thence 28" W a distance of 415.82' ironacted rod, thencechanges S 88° 41' 45" E to a La21'combe Branch. T.to a seten thePOINTI.T. Depart ‐ N 02° distance of 320.17' to a set nail, thence S 02° 08' 28" E a distance of 409.98' to a pipe found on the Northerly Rightcon‐ LA R.S. 25:215, ment’s move in De‐ DiMaggio of-Way of Louisiana Highway 1078, thence N 89° 44' 32" W along said Right-of-Way a distance of 320.17' to the firmed that the work which governs li‐ cem ber.OF BEGINNING. POINT is complete, the braries. He ex‐ 4. Zoning Case No. 2025-4467-ZC PUBLIC COM‐ building no longer plained that under Petition to change the zoning district classification tract ofre land S19, T7S, Act in647, if R12E, the WARD Li‐ andfor athe ‐ situated MENT: There was leaks, 4 DISTRICT 1, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a Parcel located Parcel located on the north brary Diarec is pairs upproperty no side puboflic com ment. Strain Road, west of Marion Street,should Mandeville, last and which comprises totaltor of 5.1 acre also appointed to to L110 She of TION: land more orD. less, from (Largeyears. Lot Residential District) TO L-1 (Large Lot Residential MO Thaits‐ present District) & RO (Rural Overlay). The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: nars moved to ap‐ noted that we were serve as the Head Librarian, that indi‐ proved to receive prove theCERTAIN Septem ‐ ORap ALL THAT TRACT PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements vidual exempt reimservitudes bursement and all fi thenan rights,cial ways, privileges, and appurtenances thereunto belongingis or in anywise berthereon, 2025 appertaining, situated in the Parish of ST Tammany Stale of Louisiana being he West Halfthe of the Southwest from previous from FEMA for the report. It was sec‐ Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 7 SOUTH, RANGE 12 re quire ment that the re pairs be cause the onded EAST, by more T. fullyThomp described as‐follows: damage was due to Head Librarian be son. From the corner commonYes to SectionsHur 19, 20, & 30, Township 7 South, Range measure North State cer12tiEast, fied by the ri29cane Francine. VOTE: Baham: 00 degrees 15 minutes East a distance of 1331.4 feet to an iron post; thence North 89 degreesof 52 minutes West, a Board Library Corbin: feet to the iron post in the blacktop of a parish road and POI NT OF BEGINNING. distance ofYes 1005 15Myers: Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ G. Baham reported Examiners. In the From the POINT Thomp OF BEGINNING, measure North 89 degrees of 335.05 feet to an St.a distance Tammany Parish a con cern52 minutes re‐ West, nars: Yes ‐ that iron post in the center of said blacktop road; ing thence a leaving said road measureLi North 00 degrees 35tem, minutes East brary sys book had thea son: Yes Branton: gard distance of 662.6 feet to an iron post; thence East distance of 334.05 feet to an iron post; thence measure South 00 been raised ear lier roles of Head Li‐ Yesdegrees 30 minutes West a distance of 663.4 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Said tract contains 5.10 acres T.A DiMag brar or less. All in accordance a surveyday. by Robert Berlin dated ‐May 4, 1966.ian and Library REmore SULT: Mo tion towith that approve carried. gio confirmed that Director are held by 5. Zoning Case No. 2025-4472-ZC the book Suicide the same person. C. (Unan imous – 7) Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S17 & S20, T6S, R10E, Notes fromwhich Beau ti‐ located Bran pro‐ Ward 1, District 3, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, is a Parcel on ton the norththen side of Ronald Girls by property Lynncomprises posed Resacres olution & west of Hwy 1077,ful Covington, and which a total of 30.27 of B. Reagan Co-InHwy terim land more or less, from its present R-1 (Rural Residential District) & R-2 (Rural Residential District) to a Weingarten will be 25-024 to remove Direc tor’s Report S-1 (Suburban Residential District) with 11.68-acres & S-2 (Suburban Residential District) with 18.59viewed thedescribed fol‐as follows: the requirement that acres. The property petitioned for re rezoning is more fully T. DiMaggio gave a lowing day. She ex‐ the Library Director LEGALon DESCRIPTION S-1 ZONING: plained that staff are “obtain/maintain report facilities, proac tively reOF‐ AN cer tiTOTALING fication by the mar ket ing andDESCRIPTION out‐ still THE FOLLOWING OUTLINES THE BOUNDARY AREA ingIN ST. theTAMMANY YA colPARISH, ‐ Louisiana State APPROXIMATELY ACRES, LOCATED LOUISIANA, ESTABLISHED reach efforts, 11.68 Mo ‐ view RE-ZONING. THIS BOUNDARY DEFINED A SERIES OF AND alphaISbet i‐ BY Board ofBEARINGS Library bileFOR THE LiPURPOSES brary OFser ‐ lection DISTANCES, BEGINNING AT A DESIGNATED POINT AND PROCEEDING IN A COUNTER-CLOCKWISE vices, professional cally by author and Examiners” from DIRECTION. devel opment, pro‐ had not yet reached Section 113(D)(4) BEGINNING AT A POINT LOCATED AT LATITUDE 30°23′00″ NORTH, LONGITUDE 90°12′52.08″ WEST; gram ming high‐ the book by Wein‐ (f) of the Library Board of Control lights, contracts, garten. THENCE 88°33'10" Rules and Regula‐ strate gic SOUTH plan ningEAST, 188.21 FEET TO A POINT.; DiMag tions. progress, public THENCE NORTH 0°28'45" WEST,T. 114.89 FEET TOgio A POINT.; records requests, reviewed the service THENCE NORTH 89°31'15" EAST, 125.00 FEET TO A POINT.; State ments of Con‐ statistics for Sep‐ C. Branton stated and the that this change pro‐ THENCE SOUTH 119.18ber FEET2025 TO A POINT.; cern, cap ital0°07'01" proWEST, ‐ tem statis‐ vides the Board and jects upSOUTH dates, andEAST,year-to-date THENCE 88°03'22" 384.58 FEET TO A POINT.; tics. She noted that future Boards with transition of materi‐ THENCE SOUTH 85°52'17" EAST, 481.48 FEET TO A POINT.; State Park passes more options and als from the Young inAcluded in flexibility in con‐ Adult (YA) lecWEST, ‐ are THENCE NORTH col 0°41'21" 488.79now FEET TO POINT.; tion to the Teen and the virtual statistics ducting searches for THENCE SOUTH 89°05'11" WEST, 1,175.87 FEET TO A POINT.; Adult collections. because the passes Library Directors. are man He stated that the THENCE SOUTH cut 0°42'01" EAST, 414.33 FEET; aged via the The ribbon ting forTOthe MoOF bile Li‐ State Library’s web‐ State Library has BEGINNING. THE POINT observed that that brary is scheduled site. the trend is shifting S-2 ZONING: forLEGAL NoDESCRIPTION vember 18, C. Res o lu tion #25away from requiring 2025. The job de‐ THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION OUTLINES THE BOUNDARY OF AN AREA TOTALING Regarding a traditional Master scrip tion for18.59 ACRES, a 024 APPROXIMATELY Maker Space Man‐ Rules and Regula‐ of Library and In‐ LOCATED TAMMANY PARISH, FORma THE PURPOSES REtionsLOUISIANA, SectionESTABLISHED 113. for tion SciOF ence ager will INbeST.posted ZONING. THIS BOUNDARY IS DEFINED BY Aand SERIES BEARINGS AND DISTANCES, Officers DiOF rec ‐ (MLIS) and toward soon. BEGINNING AT A DESIGNATED POINT AND PROCEEDING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. tor (Branton) a CEO-type of Di‐ tor. He empha‐ C. BEGINNING Branton askedOF BEGINNING LOCATED AT LATITUDErec AT A POINT 30°30′16.04″ NORTH, C. Bran ton re ported sized that this does LONGITUDE about the 90°12′52.05″ siliconWEST; that the Louisiana not mean that the coating of the roof Legislature Personnel Commit‐ and windows at the State Lacombe Branch. T. enacted changes to tee has already de‐ DiMaggio con‐ LA R.S. 25:215, cided on a particular firmed that the work which governs li‐ type of person; it is complete, the braries. He ex‐ simply brings the approve carried. mous – 7)

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Adult collections. The ribbon cutting for the Mobile Li‐ brary is scheduled for November 18, 2025. The job de‐ Public Notices scription for a Maker Meet/Hear/Min Space Man‐ ager will be posted soon. C. Branton asked about the silicon coating of the roof and windows at the Lacombe Branch. T. DiMaggio con‐ firmed that the work is complete, the building no longer leaks, and the re‐ pairs should last up to 10 years. She noted that we were approved to receive reimbursement from FEMA for the repairs because the damage was due to Hurricane Francine. G. Baham reported that a concern re‐ garding a book had been raised earlier that day. T. DiMag‐ gio confirmed that the book Suicide Notes from Beauti‐ ful Girls by Lynn Weingarten will be reviewed the fol‐ lowing day. She ex‐ plained that staff are still proactively re‐ viewing the YA col‐ lection alphabeti‐ cally by author and had not yet reached the book by Wein‐ garten. T. DiMaggio reviewed the service statistics for Sep‐ tember 2025 and the year-to-date statis‐ tics. She noted that State Park passes are now included in the virtual statistics because the passes are managed via the State Library’s web‐ site.

because the passes are managed via the State Library’s web‐ site. C. ResPublic olution #25Notices 024 Meet/Hear/Min Regarding Rules and Regula‐ tions Section 113. Officers and Direc‐ tor (Branton) C. Branton reported that the Louisiana State Legislature enacted changes to LA R.S. 25:215, which governs li‐ braries. He ex‐ plained that under Act 647, if the Li‐ brary Director is also appointed to serve as the Head Librarian, that indi‐ vidual is exempt from the previous requirement that the Head Librarian be certified by the State Board of Library Examiners. In the St. Tammany Parish Library system, the roles of Head Li‐ brarian and Library Director are held by the same person. C. Branton then pro‐ posed Resolution 25-024 to remove the requirement that the Library Director “obtain/maintain certification by the Louisiana State Board of Library Examiners” from Section 113(D)(4) (f) of the Library Board of Control Rules and Regula‐ tions.

Library Directors. He stated that the State Library has observed that that the trend is shifting away from requiring Public Notices a traditional Master Meet/Hear/Min of Library and In‐ formation Science (MLIS) and toward a CEO-type of Di‐ rector. He empha‐ sized that this does not mean that the Personnel Commit‐ tee has already de‐ cided on a particular type of person; it simply brings the Rules and Regula‐ tions into compli‐ ance with state law. MOTION #1: C. Branton moved to adopt Res. 25-024. It was seconded by T. Thompson. MOTION #2: J. Corbin moved to amend the resolu‐ tion by changing the word “compliance” in the fourth para‐ graph to “align‐ ment.” It was sec‐ onded by G. Baham. PUBLIC COM‐ MENT: There was no public comment. VOTE: Baham: Yes Corbin: Yes Myers: Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ nars: Yes Thomp‐ son: Yes Branton: Yes RESULT: Motion to amend Res. 25-024 carried. (Unani‐ mous – 7)

MOTION #3: C. C. Branton stated Branton moved to Resolution that this change pro‐ adopt vides the Board and 25-024 as amended. future Boards with It was seconded by more options and T. Thompson. flexibility in con‐ COM‐ ducting searches for PUBLIC Library Directors. MENT: The fol low ing indi‐ He stated that the State Library has viduals spoke in op‐ observed that that position to the reso‐ trend is shifting lution and in support C. Resolution #25- the from requiring of maintaining the 024 Regarding away tional Master requirement that the Rules and Regula‐ aoftraLidibrary Director In‐ Library tions Section 113. formation and ence hold an MLIS de‐ Officers and Direc‐ (MLIS) and Sci gree – Joan Simon, toward tor (Branton) a CEO-type of Di‐ Kristen Luchsinger, Segura, Lisa tor. Legal He empha‐ Jamie Legal Legal C. Bran ton reported rec Sonnet sized that this does Rustemeyer, that the Louisiana not Notices Notices Notices Barbara mean that the Ireland, State Legislature Person Commit‐ Hargrove, Rebecca enacted changes to tee hasnel Heidi already de‐ Bohm, THENCE (1) NORTH 0°42'01" WEST, 702.98 FEET TO A POINT; LA R.S. 25:215, Jean cided on a particular Weishaupt, which governs li‐ type Wiggin, and Patricia THENCE (2) SOUTH 88°33'10" EAST, 188.21 FEET TO A POINT; of per son; it braries. He ex‐ simply brings the Casey. THENCE (3)that NORTHunder 0°28'45" WEST, 114.89 FEET TO A POINT; plained Rules and Regula‐ Act 647, if the Li‐ tions THENCE (4) NORTH 89°31'15" EAST, 125.00 FEET TO A POINT; into com pli‐ DISCUSSION: G. brary Director is ance with Baham stated that state THENCE SOUTH 0°07'01" TO Alaw. POINT; also ap(5)pointed to WEST, 119.18 FEET he has glanced at the serve the Head THENCEas (6) SOUTH 88°03'22" EAST, 384.58 FEET TO A POINT; and TION #1: C. applications Librarian, that indi‐ MO applicants Bran tonFEET moved to most THENCE 481.48 TO A POINT; vid ual (7)isSOUTH ex85°52'17" empt EAST, have a college de‐ adopt Res. 25-024. from previ ous EAST, 637.43 THENCEthe (8) SOUTH 0°41'21" TO A POINT; was FEET seconded by gree. He added that requirement that the It it is likely THENCE (9) SOUTH 89°31'15" WEST, 1,175.65 son. FEET A POINT OF BEGINNING A; that most Head Librarian be T. Thomp people applying will cer ti fied by the State #2: J. have an MLIS. He 6. Zoning Case No. 2025-4473-ZCMOTION Board of Library classification moved Petition to change the zoning districtCorbin for a tract of land S17 & 20, T6S, R10E, reitiner ated that this tosituated Ex am1,inDistrict ers.3, St.InTammany the Parish, Ward Louisiana, which is a Parcel located thetion north side of Ronald just amend the resolu‐ resonolu Reagan east ofParish Gotschalk Road & west of Hwy 1077, Covington , and which property comprises a St. TamHwy, many aligns the pol icy tion by ing the 271.37 acres of land more or less, from its chang present R-1 (Rural Residential District) to a S-1 Litotal brary sys tem, the 160.86-acres (Suburban Residential District) withword & S-2pli (Suburban 110.51 withDistrict) statewith law. “com ance”Residential roles of Head Li ‐ acres. The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described as follows: the fourth para‐ brarian and Library in graph to “align‐ P. Petrie asked how DESCRIPTION S-1 ZONING: DiLEGAL rector are held by ment.” It was sec‐ many full-time li‐ the person. C. onded THEsame FOLLOWING DESCRIPTION OUTLINES THE BOUNDARY OF ANbrar ans are on staff. by G. Baham. AREAiTOTALING APPROXIMATELY ACRES, Bran ton then160.86 pro ‐ B. Geiger answered posed Resolution PUB LOCATED IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSES OF RE- 28 ap prox imately LIC COM‐ 25-024 to BOUNDARY removeIS DEFINED ZONING. THIS BY A SERIES OF BEARINGS AND DISTANCES, MLIS degreed li‐ MENT: There was the require that POINT BEGINNING ATment A DESIGNATED AND PROCEEDING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. P. Petrie no pub lic comment. brarians. the Library Director VOTE: asked NORTH, for clarifica‐ Baham: Yes 30°30′16.16″ BEGINNING AT A POINT OF BEGINNING LOCATED AT LATITUDE “ob tain/main tain tion whether there is LONGITUDE 90°13′22.82″ WEST; Corbin: Yes Myers: cer tification by the Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ one in each library THENCE NORTH 0°52'10" WEST, 3,724.06 FEET TO A POINT; Louisiana State nars: Yes Thomp‐ branch. B. Geiger Board of 89°05'39" Library THENCE NORTH EAST, 1,323.69 Yes FEET TOBran A POINT; ton: answered that the Examiners” from son: large branches have THENCE NORTH 0°41'30" WEST, Yes 4,572.71 FEET TO A POINT; Section 113(D)(4) RESULT: Motion to at least 2-3 MLIS li‐ (f)THENCE of SOUTH the 31°33'20" Library EAST, 1,237.64 FEET TO A POINT; Res. 25-024 brarians, but not all Board of Control amend small branches have THENCE SOUTH 58°27'38" WEST,car 364.16 FEET TO A(Unan POINT; i‐ ried. Rules and Regula‐ mous an MLIS librarian. – 7) THENCE SOUTH 31°33'23" EAST, 407.15 FEET TO A POINT; tions. THENCE SOUTH 58°26'37" WEST, 125.0TION FEET TO A POINT; #3: C. J. Corbin stated that C. Branton stated MO it AisCURVE notCONCAVE unreason‐ Bran ton moved to OF THENCE SOUTH 31°33'23" EAST, 372.52 FEET TO THE BEGINNING that this change pro ‐ able for the Library WESTERLY AND HAS A RADIUS OF 45.00 FEET;Resolution vides the Board and adopt Di rec tor to hold the 25-024 as amended. SOUTHERLYwith ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 30°50'44" AN ARC fuTHENCE ture Boards It was seconded by same qualifications DISTANCE 24.23 FEET TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; more opOFtions and as the staff they su‐ T. Thompson. flex ibility con ‐ 428.49 THENCE SOUTHin 0°42'39" EAST, FEET TO THE BEGINNING OF A CURVE per vise,CONCAVE and be‐ duct ing searches for OF WESTERLY AND HAS A RADIUS 45.00 FEET; PUBLIC COM‐ lieves that having an LiTHENCE brarySOUTHERLY Directors. degreeAN is MENT: CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL MLIS ANGLE OF 45°01'09" ARC a He stated that ALONG the SAID DISTANCE OF 35.36 FEET TO A POINT OF folTANGENCY; lowing indi‐ useful requirement. State Library has The J. Corbin and board viduals spoke in op‐ SOUTH 44°18'30" WEST, 39.41 FEET TO A POINT ; obTHENCE served that that position to the reso‐ members discussed the trend is 45°41'30" shifting THENCE SOUTH EAST,lu 125.00 FEET ; the policy’s use of andTOinA POINT support away from requiring oftion tain ing the the word “obtain,” SOUTH 42°08'22" EAST, 60.12main FEET TO A POINT; a THENCE traditional Master require ment that the indicating certifica‐ ofTHENCE Library InEAST, ‐ Li SOUTH and 45°41'30" 125.00 FEET TO A POINT; brary Director tion could be earned for ma tion Sci ence later, and reviewed THENCE NORTH 89°18'58" EAST,hold 134.57 FEET A POINT;de‐ an TO MLIS (MLIS) and toward gree – Joan Simon, the criteria for certi‐ a THENCE CEO-type of DiEAST, ‐ Kris SOUTH 0°42'39" 1,404.32 FEET TO A POINT; ten Luchsinger, fication set by the rec tor. He empha‐ Jamie State Segura, Lisa Louisiana THENCE SOUTH 89°17'21" WEST, 260.00 FEET TO A POINT; sized that this does Ruste meyer, Sonnet Board of Library THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 60.00 FEET TO A POINT; not mean that the land, Barbara Examiners. Per sonnel Commit‐ Ire THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST,Har 955.50 FEET TO Re A POINT; grove, becca tee has already de‐ Bohm, Heidi C. Branton THENCE 1,191.48 FEET TO A POINT; cided onSOUTH a par89°17'21" ticularWEST, Weishaupt, Jean reiterated his earlier type of per son; it THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST,Wig 564.82 FEET TO APa POINT; gin, and tricia statements in sup‐ sim ply brings the Casey. port of the resolu‐ THENCEand SOUTHReg 15°32'41" Rules ula‐EAST, 381.85 FEET TO A POINT; tion and called for a tions into com pli ‐ THENCE SOUTH 08°07'40" EAST, 268.51 FEET TO A POINT; DIS CUS SION: G. vote. ance with state law. Baham stated that THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 224.82 FEET TO A POINT; he has glanced at the VOTE: Baham: Yes MO TION C.EAST, THENCE NORTH#1: 89°17'21" 1,679.06 FEET TO A POINT; plications and Corbin: No Myers: Branton moved to ap apApli cants Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ THENCERes. SOUTH25-024. 0°42'39" EAST,most 220.00 FEET TO POINT; adopt have a college de‐ nars: No Thompson: ItTHENCE was sec onded byWEST, SOUTH 89°11'36" 1,539.06 TO A POINT; gree. HeFEET added that Yes Branton: Yes T. Thompson. is likely that most RESULT: Motion to THENCE SOUTH 0°49'30" EAST,it1,252.20 FEET TO A POINT; Resolution people applying will adopt MO TION J.WEST, THENCE SOUTH#2: 89°42'41" 1,005.14 TO THEHe POINT OF BEGINNING 25-024 as A.amended have anFEET MLIS. Corbin moved to re that this carried. (Yes – 5 | No amend the resoS-2luZONING: ‐ resitoerluated LEGAL DESCRIPTION tion just – 2) tion by chang ing the THE FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIONaligns OUTLINES THE theBOUNDARY policyOF AN AREA TOTALING word “compli110.51 ance” APPROXIMATELY ACRES,with state law. D. Board Meeting inLOCATED the fourth para‐ Sched ule IN ST. TAMMANY PARISH, LOUISIANA, ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSES OF2026 REgraph to “align ‐ ZONING. THIS BOUNDARY IS DEFINED BY A SERIES BEARINGS AND DISTANCES, (Bran ton) P. Petrie askedOFhow ment.” It was sec ‐ BEGINNING AT A DESIGNATED POINT AND PROCEEDING IN A CLOCKWISE DIRECTION. many full-time li ‐ onded by G. Baham. brarians C. Branton BEGINNING AT A POINT OF BEGINNING LOCATED AT staff. are on B. Geiger answered LATITUDE NORTH, 90°13′00.76″ WEST; presented the board PUBLIC30°31′27.86″ COM ‐ LONGITUDE approx imately 28 meeting schedule MENT: There was WEST, THENCE NORTH 31°33'25.9" 1057.4687 FEET TO A POINT; degreed li‐ for 2026. noTHENCE public comment. MLIS SOUTH 58°27'38.4" WEST, 364.1605 A POINT; ians.FEET P. TOPetrie VOTE: Baham: Yes brar for clar ca‐ MOTION: C. Bran‐ THENCE SOUTH 58°26'37.2" WEST, 130.8238 FEET TO iAfiPOINT; Corbin: Yes Myers: asked tion whether there is ton moved to ap‐ THENCE SOUTH 31°33'22.8" 94.4484 FEET TO A POINT; Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ EAST, one in each library prove the 2026 nars: THENCEYes SOUTHThomp 31°33'22.8"‐ EAST, 407.1512 FEET A POINT; Board Meeting branch. B. TOGeiger son: Yes Bran ton: answered that the Schedule. It was THENCE SOUTH 58°26'37.2" WEST, 125.0000 FEET TO A POINT; Yes large branches have seconded by J. THENCE SOUTH 372.5220 FEET TO A CURVE RE SULT: Mo31°33'22.8" tion to EAST, at least 2-3 MLIS li‐ Corbin. amend 25-024 CONCAVERes. WESTERLY, SAID CURVE HAS A RADIUS ians, but OF not45.00 allFEET; car ried. (Unani‐ brar G. small branches 428.4870 FEET TO A have CURVE DISCUSSION: THENCE SOUTH 00°42'39.2" EAST, mous – 7) Baham noted that an MLIS librarOFian. HAS A RADIUS 45.00 FEET; CONCAVE WESTERLY, SAID CURVE some of the meet‐ MO TION C. WEST, THENCE SOUTH#3: 44°18'30.2" 39.4070 FEET TO A POINT; J. Corbin stated that ings were not sched‐ Bran ton moved to THENCE SOUTH 45°41'29.8" EAST, 125.0000 POINT; is notFEET unTOreaA son ‐ uled for the fourth adopt Resolution it Monday of the able forFEET theTOLiAbrary THENCE SOUTH 42°08'21.7" EAST, 60.1155 POINT; 25-024 as amended. Di125.0000 rectorFEET to hold the month, and B. ItTHENCE was sec onded by EAST, SOUTH 45°41'29.8" TO A POINT; Geiger explained same qualifications T.THENCE Thomp son. NORTH 89°18'57.8" EAST, FEET they TO A POINT; as134.5706 the staff su‐ that those dates per1404.3214 vise, FEET and be‐ were adjusted due to THENCE SOUTH 00°42'39.2" TO A POINT; PUB LIC COM‐ EAST, lieves that having an Memorial Day and THENCE SOUTH 89°17'20.8" WEST, 260.0000 FEET TO A POINT; MENT: MLIS degree is a availability of the The folSOUTH lowing indi‐ EAST, THENCE 00°42'39.2" 60.0000 TO Ament. POINT; Council Chambers. use ful FEET require vid u als spoke in op ‐ J. 955.4989 CorbinFEET and 00°42'39.2" EAST, TO board A POINT; poTHENCE sitionSOUTH to the reso‐ mem PUB LIC COM‐ bers discussed SOUTH 89°17'20.8" 1191.4798 FEET TO A POINT; luTHENCE tion and in sup port WEST, MENT: the pol icy’s use of ofTHENCE mainSOUTH taining the EAST, 564.8214 00°42'39.2" FEET“ob TO tain,” A POINT; Sonnet Ireland – word reTHENCE quirement that the thedi cating ca‐ She asked about lo‐ 00°42'39.2" EAST, 124.9715 FEETcer TO ti Afi POINT; LibrarySOUTHDi rector in tion could be earned cations for future THENCE 15°32'41.5" 381.8528 FEET TO A POINT; hold anSOUTH MLIS de‐ EAST, later, and reviewed board meetings and gree – Joan Simon,EAST, 268.5060 FEET TO A POINT; whether or not some THENCE SOUTH 08°07'40.3" criteria for certi‐ Kris ten Luchsinger, the THENCE SOUTH 00°42'39.2" EAST, 224.8214 ca tion FEET set TObyA POINT; the will take place Jamie Segura, Lisa fi around the Parish Louisiana THENCE NORTH 89°17'20.8" 1679.0571 FEET TO State A POINT; Ruste meyer, Sonnet EAST, for more people to Board of Li brary Ireland, Barbara attend. She noted Hargrove, Rebecca Examiners. hearing a rumor that Bohm, Heidi C. Branton the Council Cham‐ Weishaupt, Jean iterated his earlier bers will be unavail‐ Wiggin, and Patricia re statements in sup‐ able to the Board

‐ MENT: The following indi‐ viduals spoke in op‐ position to the reso‐ lution and in support of main taining the requirePublic ment Notices that the Meet/Hear/Min Library Director hold an MLIS de‐ gree – Joan Simon, Kristen Luchsinger, Jamie Segura, Lisa Rustemeyer, Sonnet Ireland, Barbara Hargrove, Rebecca Bohm, Heidi Weishaupt, Jean Wiggin, and Patricia Casey.

an r MLIS degree is a availability of the useful requirement. Council Chambers. J. Corbin and board members discussed PUBLIC COM‐ the policy’s use of MENT: the word tain,” SonnetPublic Ireland Public“ob Notices Notices – indicatMeet/Hear/Min ing certifica‐ She asked about lo‐ Meet/Hear/Min tion could be earned cations for future later, and reviewed board meetings and the criteria for certi‐ whether or not some fication set by the will take place Louisiana State around the Parish Board of Library for more people to Examiners. attend. She noted hearing a rumor that C. Branton the Council Cham‐ reiterated his earlier bers will be unavail‐ statements in sup‐ able to the Board port of the resolu‐ next year. tion and called for a DISCUSSION: G. vote. C. Branton stated he Baham stated that does not know the he has glanced at the VOTE: Baham: Yes status of any issues applications and Corbin: No Myers: involving Adminis‐ most applicants Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ tration or the Sher‐ have a college de‐ nars: No Thompson: iff’s Office. B. gree. He added that Yes Branton: Yes Geiger clarified that it is likely that most RESULT: Motion to the officers provid‐ people applying will adopt Resolution ing security at have an MLIS. He 25-024 as amended LBOC meetings are reiterated that this carried. (Yes – 5 | No detail officers paid resolution just – 2) for by the library; aligns the policy therefore, no issues with state law. D. Board Meeting are expected. G. Schedule 2026 Baham stated that P. Petrie asked how (Branton) he would like to see many full-time li‐ some meetings held brarians are on staff. C. Branton around the Parish so B. Geiger answered presented the board that more people approximately 28 meeting schedule can attend. MLIS degreed li‐ for 2026. brarians. P. Petrie VOTE: Baham: Yes asked for clarifica‐ MOTION: C. Bran‐ Corbin: Yes Myers: tion whether there is ton moved to ap‐ Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ one in each library prove the 2026 nars: Yes Thomp‐ branch. B. Geiger Board Meeting son: Yes Branton: answered that the Schedule. It was Yes large branches have seconded by J. RESULT: Motion to at least 2-3 MLIS li‐ Corbin. approve the 2026 brarians, but not all Board Meeting small branches have DISCUSSION: G. schedule carried. an MLIS librarian. Baham noted that (Unanimous – 7) some of the meet‐ J. Corbin stated that ings were not sched‐ E. Holiday Schedule it is not unreason‐ uled for the fourth 2026 (Branton) able for the Library Monday of the Director to hold the month, and B. B. Geiger explained same qualifications Geiger explained that the holiday as the staff they su‐ that those dates schedule follows the pervise, and be‐ were adjusted due to traditional schedule lieves that having an Memorial Day and outlined in the em‐ MLIS degree is a availability of the ployee handbook useful requirement. Council Chambers. and remains consis‐ J. Corbin and board tent each year. He members discussed PUBLIC COM‐ explained the sys‐ the policy’s use of MENT: tem-wide closed the word “obtain,” Sonnet Ireland – days, which are days indicating certifica‐ She asked about lo‐ when the library is tion could be earned cations for future closed, such as the later, and reviewed board meetings and Saturday after Good the criteria for certi‐ whether or not some Friday, Indepen‐ fication set by the will take place dence Day, and the Louisiana State around the Parish Saturdays following Legalpeople to Board Legal of Library for more ThanksLegal giving and Notices Notices Examin ers. attend.Notices She noted Christmas. hearing a rumor that C. Branton the Council Cham‐ MOTION: D. Tha‐ THENCE NORTH 00°42'39.2" WEST, 2339.6713 FEET TO A POINT; re iterated his earlier bers will be unavail‐ nars moved to ap‐ THENCE NORTH 18°03'06.8" 167.7528 TO ABoard POINT; state ments in supWEST, ‐ able toFEETthe prove the 2026 Hol‐ port the00°42'39.2" resoluWEST, ‐ next year. OF 2363.6223 iday Schedule. It THENCEof NORTH A DISTANCE tion and called for a was seconded by G. FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING vote. C. Branton stated he Baham. does not know the VOTE: Baham:ALONG YesSAIDsta tus THROUGH of any AisCENTRAL sues ANGLE PUBOFLIC COM THENCE SOUTHERLY CURVE 45°01'09" AN ARC ‐ Corbin: No Myers: involv ing Adminis‐ MENT: DISTANCE OF 35.36 FEET TO A POINT OF TANGENCY; Yes Petrie: Yes Tha ‐ tration or the Sher‐ Sonnet Ireland – THENCE SOUTH 44°18'30" WEST, 39.41 FEET TO A POINT ; nars: No Thompson: iff’s Office. B. She explained that THENCE SOUTH 45°41'30" FEETclar TO A iPOINT Yes Bran ton: Yes EAST, 125.00 Geiger fied ;that the system-wide RE SULT: Motion to the FEET offiTO cers provid‐ closed days allow THENCE SOUTH 42°08'22" EAST, 60.12 A POINT; adopt Resolution ing security at employees who are THENCE SOUTH 45°41'30" EAST, 125.00 FEETmeet TO A POINT; 25-024 as amended LBOC ings are scheduled to work car ried. (Yes89°18'58" – 5 | No detail fiAcers on those Saturdays THENCE NORTH EAST, 134.57 FEETof TO POINT;paid – 2) for by the library; to receive their day THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 1,404.32 FEET TO A POINT; therefore, no issues off. She spoke in D. Board Meeting THENCE SOUTH 89°17'21" WEST, 260.00 TO A POINT; G. are FEET expected. support of the holi‐ Sched ule 2026 Baham stated that day schedule. THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 60.00 FEET TO A POINT; (Branton) he would like to see DISCUSSION: THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 955.50 FEETmeet TO A POINT; some ings held Board members C. Bran ton 89°17'21" WEST, 1,191.48 around theTOParish spoke in favor of the THENCE SOUTH FEET A POINT; so presented the board that more people holiday schedule THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" TO A POINT; meet ing schedEAST, ule 564.82 canFEET attend. and giving staff time for 2026. THENCE SOUTH 15°32'41" EAST, 381.85 FEET TO A POINT; off. T. Thompson VOTE: Baham: Yes asked about Colum‐ THENCE SOUTH 08°07'40" EAST, 268.51 FEET TO A POINT; MO TION: C. Bran‐ Corbin: Yes Myers: bus Day. B. Geiger THENCE SOUTH 0°42'39" TO A POINT; ton moved to EAST, ap‐ 224.82 YesFEET Petrie: Yes Tha‐ explained that prove the 2026 nars: FEET YesTO AThomp ‐ Columbus Day has THENCE NORTH 89°17'21" EAST, 1,679.06 POINT; Board Meeting son: Yes Branton: traditionally been THENCE ule. SOUTH 0°42'39" EAST, 220.00 FEET TO A POINT; Sched It was Yes used for the annual sec onded by WEST, J. 1,539.06 RESULT: Mo tion to All Staff Meeting. THENCE SOUTH 89°11'36" FEET TO A POINT; Corbin. approve the 2026 The library is closed THENCE SOUTH 0°49'30" EAST, 1,252.20 FEET TO A POINT; Board Meeting to the public, and DIS CUS SION: G. 1,005.14 THENCE SOUTH 89°42'41" WEST, A. schedFEET ule TO THE carPOINT ried.OF BEGINNING staff meet for train‐ Baham noted that (Unanimous – 7) ing and develop‐ 7. Zoning Case No. 2025-4474-ZC some of the meet‐ ment on that day. Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S39, T7S, R14E, Ward 6, ings were not sched‐ E. Hol Sched ule District 9, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, whichiday is a Parcel located on the north side of EBB Guillot uled for the Road, fourth 2026 ton) VOTE: Baham: Road, east of Pichon Pearl River, Pearl (Bran River, and which property comprises a total of .50 acresYes of land more present L-1 (Large Lot Residential District), MHO (Manufactured Mon dayor less,offrom itsthe Corbin: YesHousing Myers: Overlay), & RO (Rural Overlay) to a L-2 (Large Lot Residential District), MHO (Manufactured Housing month, and B. B. Geiger ex plained Yes Petrie: Tha‐ Overlay), & RO (Rural Overlay). The property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described asYes Geiger explained that the holiday nars: Yes follows: Thomp‐ A certain parcel of land, lying and situated in Section 39, Township 7 South, 14 East, Greensburg Land ton: that those dates sched ule follows theRangeson: Yes Bran District, Saint Tammany Parish, and being more fully described as follows. were adjusted due Louisiana to tra ditional schedule Yes Memo rialcorner Day and out5,lined in the emRange ‐ 14RE SULT: From the Section common to Sections 8 & 39 Township 7 South, East, GreensburgMo Landtion to East a distance 03 Minutes District, abil Saint Tammany Parish,the Louisiana run North 71 Degrees avail ity of ployee hand book34 Seconds approve theof 2026 1376.36 feet to a point; Thence run North 71 Degrees 03 Minutes 34 Seconds East a distance of 298.04 feet to a Coun cil Chambers. and remains consis‐ Holiday Sched ule point; Thence run South 18 Degrees 51 Minutes 01 Seconds East a distance of 584.56 feet to a point and the (Unani‐ tent each year. He carried. Point of Beginning. PUBLIC COM‐ explained the sys‐ mous – 7) From the Point of Beginning run South 18 Degrees 51 Minutes 01 Seconds East a distance of 16.90 feet to a point; MENT: tem-wide closed Thence run South 17 Degrees 50 Minutes 49 Seconds East a distance of 65.81 feet to a point; Thence run South 71 Son net Ire08land – a distance Ad18journ days,of which days Degrees 02 Minutes Seconds West 262.58 feet are to point; Thence run4. North Degreesment 38 Minutes She asked aboutof 82.70 lo‐ feet when 01 Seconds West a distance to a point; Thence North 71 Degrees the run library is 02 Minutes 08 Seconds East a distance of 263.42 feet and back to the Point of Beginning. cations for future closed, such as the There being no fur‐ board meetings ther busi ness, a 14mo‐ Satorur after Good Said parcel contains 0.50 acresand of land more less,day lying and situated in Section 39, Township 7 South, Range whether orLand not some Saint Tammany Parish, Louisiana. East, Greensburg District, Friday, Indepen‐ tion to adjourn was will take place dence Day, and the made by G. Baham 8. Zoning Case No. 2025-4478-ZC around the Parish Saturdays following and was seconded Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S34, T8S, R13E, Ward 9, for people toLouisiana, byHwyD.190,Tha All Thanks ing and Districtmore 11, St. Tammany Parish, whichgiv is a on the south side of US east nars. of at tend. Road She noted Transmitter and north of Tammany Trace,mas. Lacombe, and which property comprises a total of .379 were in favor, none Christ acres of land more or less, from its present ED-2 (Secondary Education District) & RES-1 (Resilience hear ing a rumor that were opposed, and Overlay Districy) to a ED-2 (Secondary Education District). The property petitioned for rezoning is more the Counascilfollows: Cham‐ MOTION: D. Tha‐ no one was absent. fully described bers will be unavail‐ nars moved to ap‐ Motion carried. THAT CERTAIN PIECEBoard OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements able to the prove the 2026 Hol‐ thereon, and all of the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages thereunto belonging or in next APPROVAL: iday Sched ule. It designated anywise year. appertaining, situated in the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, as Pantry Building Lot, Half of the Southeast of the Northeast 34, being a portion of land situated in the West TamaQuarter rah of SectionMyers, was sec ondedQuarter by G. Township 8 South, Range 13 East, Greensburg Land District, St. Helena Meridian,Board all as more fully described as re‐ C. Bran ton stated he Sec Baham. follows: does not know the tary/Treasurer sta tus of any issues COMMENCING from a 5/8" iron rod at the NorthLIC 1/4 Corner of Section 34, ‐Township 8 South, Range 13 171118DEC31-1T PUB COM East, proceed alongAd the West Line 1/4 of Section 34, S 1° 02' 28" W a distance of 2,680.71 in volv ing min isof‐ the Southeast $347.56 MENT: feet to a point located on the apparent southern right of way line of U.S. Highway 190. tration or the Sher‐ Sonnet Ireland – iff’s Office. B.sectionShe ex02'plained that THENCE, continue along aforesaid line S 1° 23" W a distance of 1,218.89 feet to a point. THENCE, leaving aforesaid section line,that proceed N the 88° 57' 36" Wsys a distance of 323.89 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Geiger clar ified tem-wide the of fi cers pro vid ‐ closed days allow THENCE, proceed N 68° 48' 09" E a distance of 150.00 feet to a point. ing security at employees who are THENCE, proceed S 21° 11' 51" E a distance of 110.00 feet toto a point. LBOC meet ings are sched uled work de tail officers paid on ofthose urdays 150.00 feetSat to a point. THENCE, proceed S 68° 48' 59" W a distance for by the library; to receive their day THENCE, proceed no N 21° is 11'sues 51" W a distance to the POINTin OF BEGINNING. there fore, off.of 110.00 Shefeetspoke are expected. G. support of the holi‐ The above described portion of ground contains 16,500.00 square feet or 0.379 acres. This description is Baham stated that Giving day sched ule.Building, dated 9/10/2025. based on a site plan for the proposed Hope Retreat Pantry he would like to see DISCUSSION: some ings held Board 9. Zoning meet Case No. 2025-4480-ZC members around the Parish so spoke in favor of the Text Change: Amend Chapter 400 – Zoning, Exhibit 400-3 Permitted Uses to clarify the appropriate minimum that more people holiday schedule standards for Personal Service Establishments and to amend Section 400-8 Use Standards, X. Massage can attend. giving Establishments to refer to correspondingand ordinances withinstaff Part I oftime the Code of Ordinances. off. T. Thompson VOTE: Baham: Yes asked about Colum‐ 10. Zoning Case No. 2025-4481-ZC Corbin: Yes Myers: bus Day. B. Geiger Petition to change the zoning district classification for a tract of land situated in S18, T6S, R11E, Ward 3, District 3, Yes Petrie: Yes Tha ‐ explained that St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, which is a parcel located on the south side of Lake Ramsey Road, west of LA nars: Yes Thomp‐ Colum bus has Highway 25, Covington, and which property comprises a total Day of 93 acres of land more or less, from its present L-1 son: Bran ton: traResidential ditionally (Large LotYes Residential District) & R-1 (Rural District) TObeen S-2 (Suburban Residential District) The Yes property petitioned for rezoning is more fully described used foras follows: the annual RESULT: Motion to All Staff Meeting. approve the 2026 The library is closed ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT ing OR PARCEL GROUND, Board Meet to OFthe pubtogether lic, with andall the buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights, means, privileges servitudes, appurtenances, advantages and component parts sched ule carways, ried. staff meet for train‐ thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, lying and being situated in St. Tammany Parish, State of Louisiana, (Unan imous – 7) ing and develop‐ being more fully described as follows, to-wit: ment on that day. Parcel 1-A,imeasuring 93.001 acres, E. Hol day Sched ulelocated in Section 18, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. 2026 (Branton) VOTE: Baham: Yes Yes All in accordance with the Resubdivision Corbin: Map prepared by Kelly Myers: J. McHugh & Associates, Inc, dated November 4, B. Geiger ex plained 2025, a copy of which is filed as Map FileYes Number 6443B withYes the Clerk of Court Petrie: Tha ‐ for the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana that the holiday nars: Yes Thomp‐ schedule follows the son: Yes Branton: tra sched ule Yes /s/ ditional Ross Liner, Director outlined in theof Planning em‐ and Department REDevelopment SULT: Motion to ployee handbook approve the 2026 and remains consis‐ Holiday Schedule tent each year. He carried. (Unani‐ explained the sys‐ mous – 7) tem-wide closed days, which are days 4. Adjournment when the library is closed, such as the There being no fur‐ Saturday after Good ther business, a mo‐ Friday, Indepen‐ tion to adjourn was dence Day, and the made by G. Baham Saturdays following and was seconded 168642All DEC 3-17-31-3T $ 1375.92 Thanksgiving and by D. Thanars. Christmas. were in favor, none were opposed, and MOTION: D. Tha‐ no one was absent. nars moved to ap‐ Motion carried. prove the 2026 Hol‐

‐ an accessory apper ‐ ‐ a ‐ any ployee handbook ing from 5’ to 2’ 1, Square 66b, Pine cel located on the ing, lying and being was introduced at Control for State of Scars/Tattoos: Left Behind December 16, Louisiana for a and remains consis‐ The property is lo‐ Park Place Subdivi‐ south Mark: Scar: L_calf side of situated in Section the tent each year. He cated: 128 East Ru‐ Any person may sion, in Section 10, Kustenmacher Rd., 33, Township g 2025, meeting of the permit to sell bever‐ - SMALL SCAR // Slidell City Coun cil. explained the sys‐ elle, ages of high and low Tattoo: R_arm Mandeville, speak or submit a Township 9 South, south of LA High‐ South, Range 13 A complete copy ✦ St. of ✦ Wednesday, December 31, 2025 ✦ 11B Tammany GERMAN written statement. Range 14 East, City way 36, and west of East, 7th Ward, St, tem-wide closed Louisiana alcohol content this or di nance is St Tam‐ the Town // Tattoo: informa‐ of Slidell, days, which are days OwnerPublic at retailPublic in St. Tam‐ PHRASE Parish, available & Rep resen‐ For more Abita Tammany Public Notices Notices Public Notices Public Notices Publicof Notices Public Notices Public Notices Notices Notices in the City many Parish, LA. R_armPublic - WOLF & tion, or to re view when the li brary is many Parish at the and de‐ CouncilMeet/Hear/Min tative: Meet/Hear/Min Paul & Eliza‐ Springs, Abita Louisiana, Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Sex Offenders Permits Misc. Of fice at informa‐ Springs, GUITAR // Tattoo: case ma terial or to For more closed, such as the beth Miller fol low ing ad dress: and which scribed as follows, 2045 Second Street, inquire about speak‐ tion, go to mys‐ property comprises to-wit: From the in‐ Saturday after Good 2165 W Gause Blvd, L_arm - SPIDER // Friday, Indepen‐ BOA CASE NO. ing at the public lidell.com/plan‐ Slidell, LA 70460 Tattoo: R_Hand a total of 24.06 acres tersection of Marc Suite 318. hearing, please call ning/boards/pz, dence Day, and the 2025-4500-BOA Member: Charles tortoise and of land more or less, Drive and U.S. plan‐ from its present L-1 Highway 190 om 1. Item No. 25-12- Bell hare/arrow/"?"mark Saturdays following Request by an appli‐ the City of Coving‐ email 3621 An or di nance Thanksgiving and cant in a PUD ton Planning De‐ ningdept@cityofs 170947DEC24-31(Large Lot Residen‐ said Section 33, amending Or di ‐ Christmas. Planned Unit Devel‐ partment at (985) lidell.org, or call tial District) to a L-1 Township 8 South, nance No. 4229, re‐ 2T 169914 DEC 24-31 $179.56 opment Overlay for 867-1214. Thanks (985) 646-4320. (Large Lot Residen‐ Range 13 East, go $250.00 MOTION: D. Tha‐ a variance to in‐ for your interest in 171017DEC24-31‐ tial District) and RO along said U.S. vising the Revenue, pense and Capital nars moved to ap‐ crease the maxi‐ Covington’s future. JAN7-3T (Rural Overlay). Highway 190 being Ex Public Notices for fiscal prove the 2026 Hol‐ mum allowable In accordance with $123.46 The property peti‐ South 82 degrees, Budget Sex Offenders 2025-2026, by iday Schedule. It width of a two-way the Americans with tioned for rezoning 30 min. East 500.0 year viding for sup‐ was seconded by G. driveway from 35’ Disabilities Act, if PUBLIC NOTICE is more fully de‐ feet to the point of pro mental appropri‐ you need special as‐ Baham. to 53’8½”. scribed as follows: beginning. Thence ple tions, additional The property is lo‐ sistance, please con‐ The St. Tammany Herein called continue along said arev enues, realloca‐ PUBLIC COM‐ cated: Lakeshore tact the ADA Coor‐ Parish Zoning Com‐ BUYER, the fol‐ Highway being tions, and matters in MENT: Vista Drive, Slidell, dinator at (985-892- mission will hold lowing described South 82 degrees, con nection there‐ 1811) Covington their Sonnet Ireland – Louisiana regular property, the posses‐ 30 minutes East 120 with (first supple‐ She explained that Owner & Represen‐ City Hall describing monthly meeting on sion and delivery of feet to an iron pipe; the system-wide tative: St. Tammany the assistance that is Tuesday, February which BUYERS ac‐ thence go South 0 mental budget) closed days allow Parish Fire Protec‐ necessary. That degrees, 23 minutes Note: A Public 3, 2026 in the St. knowledge: I, GYRONE employees who are tion No. 1 Tammany Parish certain piece of por‐ West 269.1 feet to Hearing will be held UNDRA TONEY , scheduled to work 170139DEC17-24- If you have com‐ Administrative tion of ground, to‐ an iron pipe; thence on the above listed have been ments, please e-mail Complex, on those Saturdays 31-3T 21490 gether with all the go North 89 de‐ convicted of them to eagee@ Koop Drive, Man‐ buildings and im‐ grees, 37 minutes ordinance on Tues‐ to receive their day $161.94 I, GLENN SEXUAL covla.com or mail deville, LA at 6:00 provements thereon, West 119.2 feet to an day, January 13, off. She spoke in ANTHONY BATTERY. them to the City of PM. A public hear‐ and all the rights, iron pipe; thence go 2026, at 6:30 p.m. support of the holi‐ PUBLIC NOTICE PIZANI , have the Council Covington Planning ing will be con‐ ways, day schedule. privileges, North 0 degrees, 23 in been convicted of My Address is: Chambers, 2045 DISCUSSION: COMPUTER The City of Man‐ Department at P. O. ducted at this meet‐ servitudes, appurte‐ minutes East 282.0 Second Street, Suite 72091 E 1st ST Board members deville Parks and Box 778, Coving‐ ing to hear com‐ nances and advan‐ feet to the point of AIDED COVINGTON, LA 319. spoke in favor of the Parkways Commis‐ ton, LA 70434. SOLICITATION ments for or against tages thereunto be‐ beginning. 70433 Sincerely, holiday schedule sion will hold a pub‐ OF A MINOR amendments to the longing or in any‐ Maps depicting the Thomas Reeves and giving staff time lic hearing on Mon‐ Appeals: Any PORNOGRAPHY Unified Develop‐ wise appertaining areas proposed for Thomas P. Reeves Race: BLACK off. T. Thompson day, January 5, person aggrieved by ment Code with re‐ situated in Section land use change INVOLVING Sex: MALE asked about Colum‐ 2026, at 6:00 p.m. any decision, act or spect to the follow‐ 36, Township 6 may be inspected at 171127DEC31-1T JUVENILES $47.72 Date of Birth: bus Day. B. Geiger at the Mandeville proceeding of the ing changes: South, Range 114 the St. Tammany . 4/10/1971 district explained that City Hall Council historic East, St. Tammany Parish Department Height: 6' 1 Columbus Day has Chambers located at commission shall 1. Zoning Case No. Parish, Louisiana, of Development, Public Notices My Address is: 335 traditionally been 3101 East Cause‐ have the right to ap‐ 2025-4488-ZC being designated as 21454 Koop Drive, Permits Misc. 1427 W 20TH AVE Weight: Color: used for the annual way COVINGTON, LA Hair Approach, peal I writing to the Petition to change Parcel A, containing Suite 1B, Mandev‐ BLACK Covington City the zoning district 24.06 acres, more or ille, LA weekdays All Staff Meeting. Mandeville, LA. 70433 Eye Color: Council for reversal classification for a less per the survey from 8:00 AM to The library is closed BROWN PUBLIC NOTICE modification. tract of land situated by John G. Cum‐ 4:30 PM. to the public, and The public hearing or Race: WHITE Scars/Tattoos: staff meet for train‐ will be regarding the Any such appeal in S21, T5S, R11E, mings & Associates, /s/ Sex: MALE Mark: Scar: Cheek Belle LLC dba Hid ‐ must be forwarded Ward 2, District 6, P.L.S., dated Octo‐ Ross Liner, Director ing and develop‐ following: - SURGERY SCAR den Secret is apply‐ Date of Birth: ment on that day. Tammany ber 14, 2015, and Department of 1. Guest Speaker: to the city clerk, in St. 8/02/1955 // Mark: - NONE ing to the Office of Richard Adamiak - writing, within ten Parish, Louisiana, recorded January Planning and Height: 5' 10 REPORTED Alcohol & Tobacco VOTE: Baham: Yes Update on the (10) from the date of which is a Parcel lo‐ 27, 2016, as Map Development 10/24/2017 // Scar: Control for State of Weight: 180 Corbin: Yes Myers: Adopt-A-Tree Pro‐ the historic district cated on the north File No. 5489A, in 171549DEC31‐ Hair Color: GRAY Head - R_SIDE IN Louisiana for a commission’s deci‐ side of Nelson the official records JAN14-28-3T Yes Petrie: Yes Tha‐ gram Eye Color: BLUE HAIRLINE // permit to sell bever‐ sion and the council Road, east of Sec‐ of St. Tammany $362.61 nars: Yes Thomp‐ 2. Follow-up Piercing: - NONE ages of high and low Scars/Tattoos: son: Yes Branton: discussion of Emer‐ may consider such tion Road, Coving‐ Parish, Louisiana. Mark: Scar: L_calf REPORTED al co hol con tent Yes ald Corner Retail appeal at its next ton, and which prop‐ Subject of Right of 10/24/2017 // at retail in St. Tam‐ - SMALL SCAR // RESULT: Motion to Center beautifica‐ general meeting or erty comprises a Way granted by D.J. PUBLIC NOTICE Prosthesis: - NONE many Parish at the Tattoo: R_arm special meeting, but total of 1.72 acres of Barranger and W.D. approve the 2026 tion GERMAN REPORTED in any event, not land more or less, Lancaster, Jr. to the The St. Tammany following address: Holiday Schedule 3. Review of PHRASE // Tattoo: 10/24/2017 // carried. (Unani‐ Planting Informa‐ more than 45 days from its present R-1 Parish of St. Tam‐ Parish Zoning Com‐ 2165 W Gause Blvd, R_arm - WOLF & Ultraviolet Tattoo after the historic dis‐ (Rural Residential many, dated Octo‐ mission will hold Slidell, LA 70460 GUITAR // Tattoo: mous – 7) tion Sheet NONE 7, 1952, their regular Member: Charles L_arm - SPIDER // -REPORTED MHO ber 4. Finalize date for trict commission de‐ District), Bell ci sion. The city 4. Adjournment recorded at COB monthly meet ing on (Man u fac tured Seedling Giveaway Tattoo: R_Hand 10/24/2017 // 5. Discussion on de‐ council shall have Housing Overlay 209/279 of the offi‐ Tuesday, January 170947DEC24-31- tortoise and Tattoo: L_Shoulder There being no fur‐ veloping a State‐ the right to reverse, District), and RO cial records of the 6, 2026 in the St. 2T hare/arrow/"?"mark - BACK_CROSS ther business, a mo‐ ment of Intent for change or modify (Rural Overlay) to a Clerk of Court for Tammany Parish $179.56 W/BANNER any decision of the L-2 (Large Lot Resi‐ St. tion to adjourn was the Pine Tree Tammany Administrative 169914 DEC 24-31 "INEZ ODELL" // made by G. Baham 6. Plan for Spring historic commission dential 21490 District), Parish, Louisiana. Complex, $250.00 Tattoo: R_Shoulder and was seconded 2026 Community only by a majority MHO (Manufac‐ Subject to a servi‐ Koop Drive, Man‐ - BACK_2 vote of coun cil. by D. Thanars. All Educational tude of drain in dev ille, LA at 6:00 tured Hous ing Pro‐ HEARTS were in favor, none gram 170746DEC24-31‐ Overlay District), favor of other PM. A public hear‐ W/BANNER DEE were opposed, and 7. Update on the va‐ JAN7-3T and RO (Rural through the Abita ing will be con‐ & GEE // Tattoo: no one was absent. cant Parks and Park‐ $280.84 Overlay). The prop‐ River registered in ducted at this meet‐ Back - DEE // Motion carried. erty petitioned for act recorded at COB ing to hear com‐ ways Commission Tattoo: Breast rezoning is more 511/39 of the offi‐ ments for or against PUBLIC NOTICE position RIGHT_TREASUR APPROVAL: fully described as cial records of the amendments to the Staff Update, Public CHEST // Tattoo: Tamarah Myers, Comment(s), Ad‐ The Slidell Planning follows: Clerk of Court for Unified Develop‐ Breast Board Secre‐ journment St. Tammany Parish ment Code with re‐ and Zoning Com‐ LEFT_LADY/JAAM tary/Treasurer Louisiana. spect to the follow‐ missions will meet Legal Description Planning Secretary // Tattoo: abdomen 171118DEC31-1T ing changes: on Monday, Janu‐ Parcel A 171389DEC31-1T - LION // Tattoo: $347.56 ary 12, 2026 at A certain parcel of 3. Zoning Case No. $25.12 R_forearm 1. Solar Farm 7:00pm in the land located in Sec‐ 2025-4502-ZC "GAME" // Tattoo: Council Chambers tion 21, Township 5 Petition to change Ordinance PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE L_forearm at 2045 2nd St, South, Range 11 the zoning district 2. Massage "OVER" // Tattoo: East Greensburg classification for a Ordinance ST. TAMMANY THE COVINGTON Slidell, LA, for a Land L_arm - (upper) District, St. tract of land situated PARISH HISTORIC DIS‐ public hearing on: "Latoya"/cards in S36, T6S, R11E, TEXT CHANGE Tam many Parish, DEXCP 2025-0002: MICHAEL B. TRICT COMMIS‐ w/banner // Tattoo: Ward 7, Dis trict 7, OR DI NANCE TO Louisiana and more A re quest for a De ‐ COOPER SION HAS L_forearm Tammany AMEND THE fully described as St. PARISH SCHEDULED A sign Exception for a Fol MONEY "I'LL PAY Parish, Louisiana, UNI FIED lows. Func tional De pen ‐ PRESIDENT PUBLIC MEET‐ FOR IT" // Tattoo: Commence at the and which is a Par‐ DEVELOPMENT ING FOR TUES‐ dent Design per Ap‐ Quar R_arm - (upper) "gter Section cor‐ cel located on the CODE TO pendix B Section The St. Tammany DAY, man" // Tattoo: 3.6 of the Municipal ner common to Sec‐ south side of High‐ UPDATE USE Parish Board of Ad‐ JANUARY 13, Upper_R_Arm Code for proposed tions 21, & 22, way 190, west of STANDARDS justment shall hear 2026, AT 4:00 PM tribal dragon // testimony for and/or IN THE CITY OF construction of a po‐ Township 5 South, Transmitter Road, RELATIVE TO Tattoo: R_forearm ES‐ lice headquarters Range 11 East, and east of Marc Street, MASSAGE against the follow‐ COVINGTON "jaamal" // and TABLISHMENTS ing variance/appeal COUNCIL CHAM‐ and jail facility at measure West a dis‐ Lacombe, property cases at their Janu‐ BER, LOCATED 911 Robert Blvd. for tance of 1236.80 which 170000 DEC 24-31 Thence North comprises a total of Maps depicting the ary 6, 2026, AT 222 EAST the Slidell Police feet, $250.00 02°00' 00” West a 1.30 acres of land areas proposed for Department. Board of KIRKLAND distance of 90.40 more or less, from land use change Adjustment STREET, COV‐ AZ 2025-0001: A feet, Thence North its present NC-2 may be inspected at request to annex meeting at INGTON, the St. Tammany property located at 87°5 1’ 21" West a (Neighborhood 2:00PM, located at LOUISIANA. 1450 Gause Blvd W, distance of 200.04 Commercial Dis‐ Parish Department the St. Tammany Development, Parish Government In accordance with identified as Parcel feet the POINT OF trict) TO HC-2 of (Highway Commer‐ 21454 Koop Drive, Complex, Parish Chapter Historic No. 113491 contain‐ BEGINNING cial Dis trict). The Suite 1B, Mandev‐ Council Chambers, Preservation, Arti‐ ing 21.12 Acres, From the POINT OF 21490 Koop Drive, cle III, Certificate of into the City of BEGINNING mea‐ property petitioned ille, LA weekdays for re zon ing is more from 8:00 AM to Slidell and es tab lish Mandeville, sure North 87°57’ 2 Appropriateness, fully described as 4:30 PM. Louisiana: Section 54.63 – Pro‐ City zoning classifi‐ 1” West a distance fol /s/ Ross Liner, Di‐ cedure for issuance cation as A-8 High of 272.06 feet to a Alllows: that certain lot or rector BOA CASE NO. of Certificate of Ap‐ Density Urban / R3 point; parcel of ground, to‐ Department of Plan‐ High Density Resi‐ 2025-4484-BOA propriateness: dential. Request by an appli‐ 2. Zoning Case No. gether with all the ning and Develop‐ build ings and im‐ ment BUSI‐ 2025-4498-ZC cant in a PUD CASE NO. 26-01- OTHER Planned Unit Devel‐ 01 CHDC - An ap‐ NESS: Petition to change provements thereon, 168650DEC3-17opment Overlay for plication for a Cer‐ SUBD 2025-0017: a the zoning district and all the rights, 31-3T an after the fact vari‐ tificate of Appropri‐ re-subdivision plat classification for a ways, means, privi‐ $76.20 ance to reduce the ateness for exterior of Lot 66b-1 and the tract of land situated leges, servitudes, side yard setback alterations includ‐ south 25 feet of that in S36, T6S, R11E, appurtenances, ad‐ PUBLIC NOTICE from 5’ to 1’ and the ing removing the unbuilt portion of Ward 10, District 2, vantages and com‐ 1718121dec31-1t $108.16 rear yard setback picket fence in the Warren Street aban‐ St. Tammany ponent parts there‐ “The following pro‐ unto be long ing or in from the side street front yard, adding doned by the City of Parish, Louisiana, posed ordinance from 5’ to 1’ for an new concrete to the Slidell into Lot 66c- and which is a Par‐ anywise appertain‐ was introduced at accessory building. area under the front 1, Square 66b, Pine cel located on the ing, lying and being the December 16, The property is lo‐ porch, side of situated in Section 2025, meeting of the removing Park Place Subdivi‐ south City of Covington cated: 405 Shady steps and removing sion, in Section 10, Kustenmacher Rd., 33, Township g Slidell City Council. View Lane, Coving‐ and replacing the Township 9 South, south of LA High‐ South, Range 13 A complete copy of Historic District Commission 7th Ward, St, this ordinance is ton, Louisiana front porch railing. Range 14 East, City way 36, and west of East, many Parish, available in the City Owner & Represen‐ These alterations of Slidell, St Tam‐ the Town of Abita Tam tative: Michael & are to the property many Parish, LA. Springs, Abita Louisiana, and de‐ Council Office at as follows, 2045 Second Street, Kathryn Munna 2026 CALENDAR located at 626 E. For more informa‐ Springs, and which scribed From the in‐ Suite 318. Boston Street, Part tion, go to mys‐ property comprises to-wit: BOA CASE NO. of Lot 1 and 14 lidell.com/plan‐ a total of 24.06 acres tersection of Marc 2025-4486-BOA of land more or less, Drive and U.S. 1. Item No. 25-12Square 15, in the Di‐ ning/boards/pz, APPLICATION HISTORIC DISTRICT plan‐ from its present L-1 Highway 190 om 3621 - An ordinance Request by an appli‐ vision of St. John, email DEADLINE MEETING DATE ningdept@cityofs cant in a L-2 Large Covington. (Large Lot Residen‐ said Section 33, amending Ordi‐ Lot Residential Dis‐ Petitioner: Clayton lidell.org, or call tial District) to a L-1 Township 8 South, nance No. 4229, re‐ December 11, (2025) January 13, 2026 CHAIR VICE-CHAIR trict for a variance to & Melanie Lemoine (985) 646-4320. (Large Lot Residen‐ Range 13 East, go vis ing the Revenue, Cheryl Tanner Jeff Corbin ‐ tial District) and RO along said U.S. Ex reduce the side yard Owner: Clayton & 171017DEC24-31 pense and Cap i tal District 1 Rick Smith District 8 Patrick Burke, III January 8, 2026 February 10, 2026 JAN7-3T setback from 7.5’ to Melanie Lemoine (Rural Overlay). Highway 190 being fiscal District 2 Larry Rolling District 9Bud David get Cougle for $123.46 5’ and the setback The property peti‐ South 82 degrees, year 2025-2026, by District 3 Martha Cazaubon District 10 Maureen O’Brien February 12, 2026 March 10, 2026 from the corner side CASE NO. 26-01tioned for rezoning 30 min. East 500.0 pro vidLaughlin ing for sup‐ District 4 Kathy Seiden District 11 Arthur TAMMANY COUNCIL feet to the point District of 12ple street from 10’ to 5’ 02 CHDC An appli‐ is more ST.fully de‐PARISH District 5 Pat Phillips Jerry Binder men tal ap pro pri ‐ March 12, 2026 April 14, 2026 P.O. Box 628 beginning. Thence District 6 Cheryl Tanner District 13 Jeffrey Corbin additional The property is lo‐ cation for a Certifi‐ scribed as follows: ations, Covington, LAcon 70434 District 7 Joe Impastato District 14 Jimmy Strickland, III tinue along said cated: 70301 State cate of Appropriate‐ Herein called rev enues, re al lo ca ‐ April 9, 2026 May 12, 2026 985-898-2591 being tions, and matters in Street, Abita ness for a Special BUYER, the www.stpgov.org fol‐ Highway South 82 de grees, Springs, Louisiana low ing de scribed May 7, 2026 June 9, 2026 connection there‐ Sign Permit. To Owner & Represen‐ allow a 27.5 sq ft property, the posses‐ 30 minutes East 120 with (first supple‐ tative: Hallmark back lit wall sign, sion and delivery of feet to an iron pipe; mental budget) June 11, 2026 July 14, 2026 Homes – George mounted to the which BUYERS ac‐ thence go South 0 degrees,BY23 minutes July 9, 2026 August 11, 2026 Hallal knowl edge:GOVERNMENT That COMPLEX A Public POSTED AT PARISH JANUARY 07, 2026Note: building face at the certain piece of por‐ West 269.1 feet to Hearing will be held subject property lo‐ August 13, 2026 September 8, 2026 an iron pipe; thence BOA CASE NO. cated in Square 16, tion of ground, to‐ on the above listed 89 de‐ ordinance on Tues‐ 2025-4487-BOA gether with all the go North Division of St. John, PUBLIC MEETING NOTICE September 10, 2026 October 13, 2026 Request by an appli‐ at 422 E Gibson buildings and im‐ grees, 37 minutes day, January 13, cant in a L-1 Large Street, Covington, provements thereon, West 119.2 feet to an 2026, at 6:30 p.m. October 8, 2026 November 10, 2026 ironCHAMBERS pipe; thence goPARISH THE FOLLOWING MEETING IN COUNCIL AT THE Lot Residential Dis‐ LA. and WILL all BE theHELD rights, in GOVERNMENT the Council 0 degrees, 23 Chambers, trict for a variance to Petitioner: Gallardo ways, priv ileges,59,North COMPLEX, 21490 KOOP DRIVE, OFF HIGHWAY MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA: 2045 November 12, 2026 December 8, 2026 allow for an acces‐ Signs servitudes, appurte‐ minutes East 282.0 Second Street, Suite sory structure to ex‐ Owner: nances and advan‐ feet to the point of 319. December 10, 2026 January 12, 2027 Allen ginning. JANUARY 08, 2026 ceed 7.5% of the Parvizian tages thereunto be‐ be Sincerely, REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING THURSDAY, AT 6:00 PM Maps de pict ing the area of lot on which longing or in any‐ Thomas Reeves the primary struc‐ CASE NO. 26-01wise appertaining areas proposed for Thomas P. Reeves PLEASE NOTE THAT: The St. Tammany Parish Council will conduct the above meeting in the Council Chambers. The livestream will be land use change ture is situated. sit u ated in Sec tion 171127DEC31-1T 03 CHDC An appli‐ available for viewing on regular channels (Charter Channel 710; U-verse Channel 99) or on the Parish be in spected at $47.72 The property is lo‐ cation for a Certifi‐ 36, broadcast Township 6 may • All Historic District meetings are normally held on the the St. TamJanuary many08, 2026 for the meetings. website: www.stpgov.org.South, The livestream will begin pm on Thursday, cated: 110 cate of Appropriate‐ Range 114at 6:00 second Tuesday of each month at 4:00 P.M. unless a holiday Chinchuba Gardens ness for a Special East, St. Tammany Parish Department E-mail comments regarding items on this agenda may be submitted to the Council Office at council@stpgov.org of De vel op ment, Drive, Mandeville, Sign Permit. To Parish, Louisiana, falls on that date or a scheduling conflict. Please check the no later than 2:00 pm on the date of theigmeeting. e-mail will be submitted into the 21454submitted Koop byDrive, Louisiana being des nated All ascomments allow a 18 sq ft’ City of Covington’s website for further information. record. Owner & Represen‐ (total of both sides) Parcel A, containing Suite 1B, Mandev‐ weekdays tative: Alvin Reed 24.06 acres, more or ille,TheLA non-illuminated Pursuant to Act 393 of the less Louisiana Session Tammany from St. 8:00 AMParish to Council Rules for Remote perLegislative the sur vey (2023), post sign, the sub‐ APPLICANT SHALL CONFORM TO: Participation in Open Meetings by Those with ADA-Recognized Disabilities and application for remote by John G. Cum‐ 4:30 PM. BOA CASE NO. ject property located participation can be foundmings on the Parish Council page of the Parish website at: /s/ & As so ci ates, 2025-4489-BOA vision of Mor‐ https://www.stpgov.org/government/parish_council_test/apply_to_appear_remotely_at_public_meetings.php 1. The Petitioner or Representative must be present at all P.L.S., dated Octo‐ Ross Liner, Director Request by an appli‐ the DiCom merce and Completed applications for accommodation, medical certification partment of form, must be received by the ber 14, 2015,including and theDe cant in a S-1 Subur‐ gan, Meetings. Virtue, 430 N Jef fer ‐ Council office at least seventy-two (72) hours in advance by email to Ashley Gonzales council@stpgov.org. Plan ning and recorded January ban Residential Dis‐ son Avenue, Cov‐ For questions regarding these meetings, please call thevel Council Office at 985-898-2591. De opment 27, Council 2016, as Map trict for a variance to ington. 2. All applications must be submitted by 4:00 P.M. of the File No. 5489A, in 171549DEC31‐ reduce the required Petitioner: Gallardo deadline date. The applications must be complete at the the official records JAN14-28-3T rear yard setback for Signs time of submittal. If the application is not complete, we of St. Tammany $362.61 an accessory build‐ Owner: No Heart Parish, Louisiana. ing from 5’ to 2’ will not accept the application and no extension to the Left Behind Subject Mary The property is lo‐ of Right of deadline date will be given. Due to advertisement and Burckell – Council Administrator Way grantedKatrina by D.J. cated: 128 East Ru‐ Any person may Buckley - Council Clerk public notice requirements no extensions to deadline Barranger and W.D. elle, Mandeville, speak or submit a Ashley Gonzales - Assistant Council Administrator date will be given. Kristine S. - Assistant Council Administrator Lancaster, Jr.Scherer to the Louisiana written statement. Galloway – Assistant Council Administrator 3. A letter that states the applicant’s request must ParishTommie of St. Tam ‐ Owner & Represen‐ For more informa‐ Melissa Ducote many, dated Octo–‐Council Office Assistant tative: Paul & Eliza‐ tion, or to review accompany all applications. ber 7, 1952, beth Miller case material or to recorded at COB inquire about speak‐ 167614DEC17-31JAN7-3T $301.47 171574DEC31-1T $125.44 209/279 of the offi‐ BOA CASE NO. ing at the public cial records of the 2025-4500-BOA hearing, please call Clerk of Court for Request by an appli‐ the City of Coving‐ St. Tammany cant in a PUD ton Planning De‐ Parish, Louisiana. Planned Unit Devel‐ partment at (985) Sub to a servi‐ ment Over for lll

Chantalle Piercing: - NONE Notice is hereby Alicia REPORTED given that by virtue Hernandez Dantin, Ali cia Chantalle 10/24/2017 // of a Writ of Seizure Prosthesis: - NONE and Sale issued out Dantin) 12B ✦ Wednesday, December Tammany and ✦Chad Murphy REPORTED of 31, the2025 Hon✦orSt. able 10/24/2017 22nd Ju dicial Dis‐ DantinPublic Notices Public // Notices Public Notices Civil Divi‐ Ultraviolet Tattoo - trict Court Sex Offenders Sheriff for Salesthe Sheriff's Sheriff Sales - NONE Parish of St. Tam‐ sion REPORTED many in the above Parish of St. Tam‐ 10/24/2017 // entitled and num‐ many Tattoo: L_Shoulder bered cause dated State of Louisiana - BACK_CROSS April 30, 2024 and W/BANNER to me directed, I, Notice is hereby "INEZ ODELL" // Randy Smith, Sher‐ given that by virtue Tattoo: R_Shoulder iff, have taken pos‐ of a Writ of Seizure - BACK_2 session of and will and Sale issued out HEARTS offer for sale at pub‐ of the Honorable W/BANNER DEE lic auction to the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ & GEE // Tattoo: highest bidder in the trict Court for the Back - DEE // courthouse located Parish of St. Tam‐ Tattoo: Breast at St. Tammany many in the above RIGHT_TREASUR Parish Courthouse, entitled and num‐ CHEST // Tattoo: 701 N Columbia St, bered cause dated Breast Covington, LA August 16, 2024 and LEFT_LADY/JAAM 70433, beginning at to me directed, I, // Tattoo: abdomen 10:00 am Wednes‐ Randy Smith, Sher‐ - LION // Tattoo: day, January 14, iff, have taken pos‐ R_forearm 2026, the following session of and will offer for sale at pub‐ "GAME" // Tattoo: property: lic auction to the L_forearm "OVER" // Tattoo: Property Descrip‐ highest bidder in the courthouse located L_arm - (upper) tion: "Latoya"/cards 2021 Buccaneer 32 at St. Tammany w/banner // Tattoo: X 76 manufactured Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, L_forearm home LA MONEY "I'LL PAY CBC052186ALAAC Covington, 70433, beginning at FOR IT" // Tattoo: and 10:00 am Wednes‐ R_arm - (upper) "g- CBC052186AL‐ day, January 14, man" // Tattoo: BAC 2026, the following Upper_R_Arm tribal dragon // Storage Location: property: Tattoo: R_forearm - James Benjamin "jaamal" // Spiess 787 BUCK Property Descrip‐ tion: RU 170000 DEC 24-31 PEARL RIVER, LA ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN PIECE OR 70452 $250.00 PORTION OF GROUND, TO‐ WITH Municipal Address: GETHER 787 BUCK RU, ALL THE BUILD‐ INGS AND IM‐ PEARL RIVER, LA PROVEMENTS 70452 THEREON, AND Writ Amount: ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, $170,901.21 MEANS, PRIVI‐ SERVI‐ Plaintiff Attorney: LEGES, Trevathan Law Firm TUDES, APPUR‐ TE NANCES AND YMCA I, MICHAEL David 8235 ADVANTAGES LIPPS , have been PLAZA DR THEREUNTO BE‐ STE 400 convicted of BATON ROUGE, LONGING OR IN VIDEO ANYWISE AP‐ LA 70810 VOYEURISM. PERTAINING, Terms of Sale: With SITUATED IN THE My Address is: praisal, 10% at PARISH OF ST 3622 ELIZABETH ap ad judication and TAMMANY, ST OF bal ance within 30 STATE SLIDELL, LA LOUISIANA, IN days. 70458 PART RANDY SMITH, THAT THEREOF SHERIFF Race: WHITE KNOWN AS TAM‐ 171616DEC31-1T Sex: MALE MANY HILLS $68.41 Date of Birth: SUBDIVISION 3/16/1975 (FORMERLY PUBLIC NOTICE Height: 6' 1 SOUTH ABITA Weight: 226 SPRINGS SUBDI‐ (52) 202412055 Hair Color: VISION) AC‐ 21st Mortgage Cor‐ CORDING BROWN TO poration Eye Color: BLUE THE MAP AND vs. Scars/Tattoos: PLAT OF SAID James Benjamin SUBDIVISION ON Mark: Tattoo: Spiess A/K/A James FILE WITH THE R_Shoulder B. Spiess A/K/A CLERK MIKE // Tattoo: OF James Spiess R_arm - ROSE, COURT FOR ST Sher iff's Civil Di vi ‐ HEART,SHARK, TAMMANY sion MERMAID, PARISH, AS MAP Parish of St. Tam‐ FILE NO. E-1309, SEAHORSE, many OCTOPUS, AND BEING State of Louisiana MANTARAY, MORE FULLY DE‐ SHRIMP // Tattoo: SCRIBED AS FOL‐ Notice is hereby LOWS, TO-WIT: L_arm - SHARK, given that by virtue ANCHOR, of a Writ of Seizure LOTS 14 AND 16, ANGEL, BIRD, and Sale issued out IN SQUARE 66 OF WINNIE THE of the Honorable POOH, CLOCK, MANY 22nd Judicial Dis‐ TAM PRISON TOWER, HILLS SUBDIVI‐ CLOUDS // Tattoo: trict Court for the SION, ST TAM‐ Stomach - LIPPS // Parish of St. Tam‐ MANY Tattoo: L_forearm - many in the above PARISH, entitled and num‐ LOUISIANA. LOVE // Tattoo: R_Hand - MONEY bered cause dated April 30, 2024 and ALL AS MORE BAGS // Tattoo: Back - ANCHOR // to me directed, I, FULLY SHOWN Tattoo: Chest - MY Randy Smith, Sher‐ ON SURVEY BY iff, have taken pos‐ OWN ENEMY, I SON-POPE, session of and will WIL LOVE YOU PLS DATED JULY offer for sale at pub ‐ CHRISTY // Tattoo: 28, R_calf - CLOWN // lic auction to the 1999, RECERTI‐ high est bid der in the Tattoo: L_calf OCTOBER courthouse located FIED JESTER // Tattoo: at St. Tammany 23, 2000. L_eye - STARS, Parish Courthouse, Municipal Address: LIGHTENING 701 N Columbia St, 70344 4TH ST, BOLT Covington, LA COVINGTON, LA beginning at 70433 170259 DEC 24-31 70433, 10:00 am Wednes‐ Writ Amount: $250.00 day, January 14, $59,897.86 2026, the following Plaintiff Attorney: property: LOGS Legal Group, Property Descrip‐ LLP 3510 N. Causeway tion: Blvd Suite 600 THAT CERTAIN Metairie, LA 70002 PIECE OR POR‐ TION OF Terms of Sale: With‐ GROUND, together out appraisal, 10% with all buildings at adjudication and and improvements balance within 30 thereon, and all of I, MICHAEL E the rights, ways, days. SMITH, PIPPINS , have privileges, servi‐ RANDY IFF been convicted of tudes, appurte‐ SHER INDECENT nances and advan‐ 171706DEC31-1T BEHAVIOR WITH tages thereunto be‐ $92.95 JUVENILES. longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, PUBLIC NOTICE My Address is: situated in St. Tam‐ 60207 LAKE RD , many Parish, (52) 202414883 APT E Louisiana, and LACOMBE, LA being more fully de‐ Wells Fargo Bank, 70445 scribed as follows, N.A. to-wit: vs. Chad Murphy Dan‐ Race: WHITE Lot 249, Phase VII, tin a/k/a Chad M. Sex: MALE Ponderosa Ranches Dantin a/k/a Chad Date of Birth: Subdivision, located Dantin 2/25/1976 in St. Tammany and Alicia Chantalle Height: 5' 10 Parish, State of Hernandez a/k/a Weight: 175 Louisiana, Section Alicia C. Hernandez Hair Color: 15, Township 8 a/k/a Alicia Hernan‐ BROWN Eye Color: HAZEL South, Range 14 dez East, Ward 9. Scars/Tattoos: Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Mark: Scar: R_calf - MED SIZE SCAR Municipal Address: sion 787 BUCK RU, Parish of St. Tam‐ ON RIGHT CALF PEARL RIVER, LA many //Scar: R_arm 70452 State of Louisiana LONG SCAR ON TOP OF RIGHT Writ Amount: Notice is hereby ARM $170,901.21 given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure 169913 DEC 24-31 Plain tiff At tor ney: and Sale issued out $250.00 Trevathan Law Firm of the Honorable 8235 YMCA 22nd Judicial Dis‐ PLAZA DR STE trict Court for the Public Notices 400 Parish of St. Tam‐ Sheriff Sales BATON ROUGE, many in the above LA 70810 entitled and num‐ bered cause dated Terms of Sale: With September 17, 2024 PUBLIC NOTICE appraisal, 10% at and to me directed, adjudication and I, Randy Smith, (52) 202412055 balance within 30 Sheriff, have taken 21st Mortgage Cor‐ days. possession of and poration RANDY SMITH, will offer for sale at vs. SHERIFF public auction to the James Benjamin 171613DEC31-1T highest bidder in the Spiess A/K/A James $75.15 courthouse located B. Spiess A/K/A at St. Tammany James Spiess Parish Courthouse, PUBLIC NOTICE 701 N Columbia St , Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ Covington, LA (52) 202414253 sion 70433, beginning at Parish of St. Tam‐ Discover Bank 10:00 am Wednes‐ vs. many Alicia Chantalle day, January 14, State of Louisiana Hernandez (a/k/a 2026, the following Chantalle property: Notice is hereby Alicia given that by virtue Hernandez Dantin, Property Descrip‐ Chantalle of a Writ of Seizure Alicia tion: and Sale issued out Dantin) Lots 14 and 16, in of the Honorable and Chad Murphy Square 66 of Tam‐ 22nd Judicial Dis‐ Dantin many Hills Subdivi‐ trict Court for the Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion as referenced in Parish of St. Tam‐ sion Mortgage many in the above Parish of St. Tam‐ the recorded at instru‐ entitled and num‐ many ment number bered cause dated State of Louisiana 1562793 April 30, 2024 and to me directed, I, Notice is hereby Municipal Address: Randy Smith, Sher‐ given that by virtue lll

property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Lots 14 and 16, in Square 66 of Tam‐ PublicSub Notices many Hills divi‐ Sales in sion asSheriff referenced the Mortgage recorded at instru‐ ment number 1562793 Municipal Address: 70344 4TH ST, COVINGTON, LA 70433 Writ Amount: $101,401.62 Plaintiff Attorney: Law Offices of Her‐ schel Adcock, Jr. P.O. BOX 87379 BATON ROUGE, LA 70879 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171709DEC31-1T $66.00 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202416631 Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs. Brett Matthew Bosarge a/k/a Brett M. Bosarge a/k/a Brett Bosarge Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated December 27, 2024 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property:

Property De ‐ tion: One Lot in Square 12, Salmen Addition No. Two of the Town of Slidell, as Public Notices referenced in the Sheriffrecorded Sales Mortgage at instrument num‐ ber 2332133 Municipal Address: 2979 CAREY ST, SLIDELL, LA 70458 Writ Amount: $150,321.82 Plaintiff Attorney: Jackson & Mcpher‐ son 935 GRAVIER STREET SUITE 1400 NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171711DEC31-1T $62.63 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202513333 Lakeview Loan Ser‐ vicing, LLC vs. Wayne D. Morgan a/k/a Wayne Mor‐ gan Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 1, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sher‐ iff, have taken pos‐ session of and will offer for sale at pub‐ lic auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property:

Property Descrip‐ Property Descrip‐ tion: tion: ONE (1) CERTAIN Lot 270 of Square 4 LOT OR PARCEL in Woodridge on the OF GROUND, to‐ Lake, Phase 1 as ref‐ gether with all the erenced in the Mort‐ buildings and im‐ gage recorded at In‐ provements thereon, strument# 2396984. situated in the Parish of ST TAM‐ Municipal Address: MANY, State of Writ Amount: Plain‐ Louisiana, in that tiff Attorney: subdivision known as PALM PLAZA, 700 WILLOW and being desig‐ OAK LN, Mandev‐ nated on the official ille, LA 70471 plan of said subdivi‐ $351,997.84 sion, on file and of Law Offices of Her‐ record in the office schel Adcock, Jr. of the Clerk and P.O. BOX 87379 Recorder of said BATON ROUGE, Parish and State, as LA 70879 LOT NUMBER TWENTY-THREE Terms of Sale: With‐ A, SQUARE out appraisal, 10% ELEVEN (23A-11), at adjudication and said subdivision, balance within 30 said lot having such days. size, shape and di‐ RANDY SMITH, mensions and being SHERIFF subject to such 171714DEC31-1T servitudes as are $62.15 shown on said map. Municipal Address: 74301 ZETA AV‐ PUBLIC NOTICE ENUE, COVING‐ (52) 202513583 TON, LA 70435 Municipal Address: 74301 ZETA AV, COVINGTON, LA 70435 Writ Amount: $142,331.68 Plaintiff Attorney: Halliday, Watkins & Mann, PC 376 East 400 South Ste. 300 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171713DEC31-1T $76.59 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202511757 Longbridge Finan‐ cial, LLC vs. Linda Palencia Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated April 16, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sher‐ iff, have taken pos‐ session of and will offer for sale at pub‐ lic auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: One Lot in Square 12, Salmen Addition No. Two of the Town of Slidell, as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at instrument num‐ ber 2332133 Municipal Address: 2979 CAREY ST, SLIDELL, LA

Citizens Bank, N.A. vs. Sarah V. Viner Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 7, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sher‐ iff, have taken pos‐ session of and will offer for sale at pub‐ lic auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: THAT CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with all of the build‐ ings and improve‐ ments thereon and all of the rights, ways, means, privi‐ leges, servitudes, appurtenances and advantages there‐ unto belonging or in anywise appertain‐ ing thereto, situated in the PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY, LOUISIANA as all of LOT 4, BLOCK 5, OAK PARK ES‐ TATES SUBDIVI‐ SION located in Section 16, Town‐ ship 7 South, Range 10 East, Greensburg District, Louisiana, more fully de‐ scribed as follows: From an iron pipe at the North East cor‐ ner of Block 5 being the intersecting point of the South right of way line of Dana Street and the West right of way of Helen Drive, go South a distance of three hundred (300') feet to the North

scribed as follows: From an iron pipe at the North East cor‐ ner of Block 5 being the Public interNotices secting point of the South Sheriff Sales right of way line of Dana Street and the West right of way of Helen Drive, go South a distance of three hundred (300') feet to the North East corner of Lot 4 Block 5 the POINT OF BEGINNING. Thence West a dis‐ tance of one hun‐ dred fifty two and six tenths (152.6) feet, to the North‐ west corner of Lot 4, thence South one hundred (100') feet to the Southwest Corner of Lot 4, thence East one hundred fifty two and six tenths (152.6) feet to the Southeast corner of Lot 4, thence North a distance of one hundred (100') feet to the Northeast cor‐ ner of Lot 4, back to THE POINT OF BEGINNING. All as per plat of survey number 10-1-59, dated January 17, 1959 by Dan Mc‐ Cary, Registered Surveyor. Municipal Address: 66 HELEN DR, MADISONVILLE, LA 70447-9735 Writ Amount: $187,532.13 Plaintiff Attorney: LOGS Legal Group, LLP 3510 N. Causeway Blvd Suite 600 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171617DEC31-1T $92.95 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202513993 Select Portfolio Ser‐ vicing, Inc. vs. Kim Buras Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated July 24, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sher‐ iff, have taken pos‐ session of and will offer for sale at pub‐ lic auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St, Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: Parcel situated in lot # 159, 160, 161, Square 6, Pirate's Harbor Subdivision as referenced in the Mortgage recorded at Instrument# 2140506. Municipal Address: 54357 HIGHWAY 433, SLIDELL, LA 70461 Writ Amount: $134,746.01 Plaintiff Attorney: Law Offices of Her‐ schel Adcock, Jr. P.O. BOX 87379 BATON ROUGE, LA 70879 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171709DEC31-1T $62.15 PUBLIC NOTICE (52) 202515146 Valley Strong Credit Union vs. Timothy Fontenot Jr. Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tam‐ many State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated September 12, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and Improve‐

70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Public Notices

Property scrip‐ SheriffDe Sales tion: ALL THAT CER‐ TAIN LOT OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the build‐ ings and Improve‐ ments thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, appurte‐ nances, and advan‐ tages thereunto be‐ longing or in any‐ wise appertaining, situated in HICK‐ ORY HILLS SUB‐ DIVISION, ADDI‐ TION NO. 3, lo‐ cated in Section 29, Township 8 South, Range 15 East, G.L.D., near the City of Slidell, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, to-writ: LOT 49 of said sub‐ division, all in ac‐ cordance with plat of survey by Albert A. Lovell & As‐ socs., Inc., Consult‐ ing Engineers, dated June 29, 1988, Job No. 100330, a copy of which is attached to a previous act. LOT 49, HICKORY HILLS SUBDIVI‐ SION, ST. TAM‐ MANY PARISH, LOUISIANA. Including a 1984 Ventura Mobile Home as identified in an Act of Immo‐ bilization dated Au‐ gust 7, 2007 and recorded on August 9, 2007 at Instru‐ ment No. 1637180, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. Municipal Address: 307 TULIP DR, SLIDELL, LA 70461 Writ Amount: $72,433.05 Plaintiff Attorney: LOGS Legal Group, LLP 3510 N. Causeway Blvd Suite 600 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171710DEC31-1T $84.29 PUBLIC NOTICE 21st Mortgage Cor‐ poration vs. Cory Michael Millet and Leah Rebecca Millet (52) 202415672 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated September 8, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: 1 2021 Champion 16 x 80 mobile home bearing serial number 025000HA000974A Storage Location: TO REMAIN ON SITE 25590 West ELM St. Lacombe, LA 70445-4729 Municipal Address: 25590 West Elm Street Lacombe, LA 70445 Writ Amount: $97,377.87 Plaintiff Attorney: Trevathan Law Firm 8235 YMCA PLAZA DR STE 400 BATON ROUGE, LA 70810 Terms of Sale: With‐ out appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171569DEC31-1T $65.52 PUBLIC NOTICE 21st Mortgage Cor‐ poration vs. Melvin Millard L. McElwee, Jr. (52) 202516556 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Louisiana Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ bered cause dated November 20, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sheriff, have taken possession of and

of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Honorable 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish Public of St. Tam‐ many Sheriff in theNotices above Sales entitled and num‐ bered cause dated November 20, 2025 and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, Sheriff, have taken possession of and will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder in the courthouse located at St. Tammany Parish Courthouse, 701 N Columbia St , Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: 2013 Cavalier 16x80 mobile home CCV069649AL Municipal Address: 1200 EAGLE LAKE BL, Trlr #197, SLIDELL, LA 70460 Writ Amount: $24,988.34 Plaintiff Attorney: Trevathan Law Firm 8235 YMCA PLAZA DR STE 400 BATON ROUGE, LA 70810

1FT7W2BTXGED3 Storage Location: Keith's Towing Ser‐ vice 801 RAMON ST Public Notices MANDEV ILLE, Sheriff Sales LA 70448-5034 Municipal Address: 801 RAMON ST, MANDEVILLE, LA 70448-5034 Writ Amount: $33,332.28 Plaintiff Attorney: Vega, Jones and Dubois, APLC 4141 Veterans Memorial Blvd Suite 102 Metairie, LA 70002 Terms of Sale: With appraisal, 10% at adjudication and balance within 30 days. RANDY SMITH, SHERIFF 171569DEC31-1T $65.52 PUBLIC NOTICE Pelican State Credit Union, Successor to First Castle Federal Credit Union vs. Janard Martin Wal‐ ton, Jr. & Nyisha Gould Walton

(52) 202415521 Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ sion Parish of St. Tammany State of Terms of Sale: With‐ Louisiana out appraisal, 10% Notice is hereby at adjudication and given that by virtue balance within 30 of a Writ of Seizure days. Sale issued out RANDY SMITH, and of the Honorable SHERIFF 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 171572DEC31-1T trict Court for the $60.23 Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above entitled and num‐ PUBLIC NOTICE bered cause dated October 28, 2024 52) 202513155 Wells Fargo Bank, and to me directed, I, Randy Smith, N.A. Sheriff, have taken vs. possession of and Shelby Myers Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ will offer for sale at public auction to the sion Parish of St. Tam‐ highest bidder in the courthouse located many at St. Tammany State of Louisiana Parish Courthouse, Notice is hereby 701 N Columbia St, LA given that by virtue Covington, of a Writ of Seizure 70433, beginning at and Sale issued out 10:00 am Wednes‐ of the Honorable day, January 14, 22nd Judicial Dis‐ 2026, the following trict Court for the property: Parish of St. Tam‐ many in the above Property Descrip‐ entitled and num‐ tion: bered cause dated ALL THOSE CER‐ June 5, 2025 and to TAIN LOTS OR OF me directed, I, PARCELS together Randy Smith, Sher‐ LAND, iff, have taken pos‐ with all the build‐ session of and will ings and improve‐ offer for sale at pub‐ ments thereon, and lic auction to the all of the rights, privileges, highest bidder in the ways, courthouse located servitudes, appurte‐ at St. Tammany nances and advan‐ Parish Courthouse, tages thereunto be‐ 701 N Columbia St, longing or in any‐ Covington, LA wise appertaining, 70433, beginning at situated in St. Tam‐ Parish, 10:00 am Wednes‐ many and day, January 14, Louisiana, 2026, the following being more fully de‐ scribed as follows, property: to-wit: Property Descrip‐ BEING PART OF LOTS 140 and 141, tion: Lots 6, 7, 8 and 9 of CASTLE MANOR Square 4 in Pecan SUBDIVISION, Grove Subdivision UNIT NO. 2, in the as referenced in the City of Slidell, St. Mortgage recorded Tammany Parish, at instrument num‐ Louisiana, and more fully described as ber 2227239 follows: Be ginning at the Municipal Address: 39570 PECAN DR, Northwest corner of PEARL RIVER, LA Lot 141 measure South 00 degrees 10 70452-4033 Writ Amount: minutes 10 second East 102.88 feet to a $182,971.02 Plaintiff Attorney: point; thence go Law Offices of Her‐ North 64 degrees 38 minutes 38 seconds schel Adcock, Jr. East 93.68 feet to a P.O. BOX 87379 BATON ROUGE, point; thence go North 51 degrees 31 LA 70879 Terms of Sale: With minutes 31 seconds appraisal, 10% at East 42.03 feet to a adjudication and point; thence go balance within 30 North 06 degrees 06 minutes 33 seconds days. RANDY SMITH, West 37.16 feet to a point; thence go SHERIFF along the lot line be‐ 171707DEC31-1T tween Lots 142 and $60.71 141 South 89 de‐ grees 49 minutes 50 PUBLIC NOTICE seconds West feet back to Jefferson Financial 113.91 the point of be gin‐ Federal Credit Union fka Jefferson ning. in accordance Financial Credit All with survey by Al‐ Union bert A. Lovell & As‐ vs. ciates, Inc., dated Alfred Joseph Detil‐ so Job No. lieu, III (In Rem 3-23-78, 80573, a copy of Only) which is annexed to act recorded in COB (52) 202515578 867, folio 837, Sheriff's Civil Divi‐ records Tam‐ sion Parish of St. many of St.Parish, Tammany State of Louisiana. Louisiana Municipal No. 108 Boulevard, Notice is hereby Marche given that by virtue Slidell, LA 70458. of a Writ of Seizure Municipal Address: and Sale issued out 108 MARCHE BL, of the Honorable LA 22nd Judicial Dis‐ SLIDELL, trict Court for the 70458 Writ Amount: Parish of St. Tam‐ $134,229.11 many in the above Plaintiff Attorney: entitled and num‐ Brian L. Thornhill, bered cause dated Attorney at Law, October 15, 2025 LLC and to me directed, P.O. Box 720 I, Randy Smith, Walker, LA 70785 Sheriff, have taken Terms of Sale: With possession of and praisal, 10% at will offer for sale at ap judication and public auction to the ad ance within 30 highest bidder in the bal courthouse located days. SMITH, at St. Tammany RANDY SHERIFF Parish Courthouse, 171712DEC31-1T 701 N Columbia St, $93.92 Covington, LA 70433, beginning at 10:00 am Wednes‐ day, January 14, 2026, the following property: Property Descrip‐ tion: 2016 Ford F-250 Super Duty 1FT7W2BTXGED3 Storage Location: Keith's Towing Ser‐ vice 801 RAMON ST MANDEVILLE, LA 70448-5034 Municipal Address: 801 RAMON ST, MANDEVILLE, LA 70448-5034 Writ Amount:

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