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Slidell swears in mayor, police chief City Council’s nine members also take oath of office

BY WILLIE SWETT

Staff writer

Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal and Police Chief Tommy Williams were sworn into their positions at a packed inauguration ceremony in Slidell on July 1, along with each of the nine City Council members, several of them elected for the first time this spring.

“The future of Slidell is bright. We are

growing, investing and improving, but these accomplishments do not belong to one person or one administration, they belong to all of us,” Fandal said, pointing from the lectern to the over 600 people in the city’s crowded auditorium.

Fandal has been serving as mayor since winning a special race against former council member Bill Borchert last October. He won a full four-year term in the May 16 elec-

tion after running unopposed.

“When I first sought this office, I promised to focus on public safety, infrastructure, economic development and quality of life.

Today, I’m proud about the progress we’ve made and the future ahead,” Fandal said.

Williams, the new police chief, did not speak during the ceremony, but in an interview afterwards said that he “went back to work the day after I was elected.”

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Williams retired from the Slidell police department in 2015 but had been serving as a reserve member before deciding to take the leap to the top office and winning a decisive victory in May against former police officer Brian Nicaud.

Williams said he plans to name former interim police chief Daniel Seuzeneau the department’s assistant chief unless Seuzeneau decides to step away. Seuzeneau has said he is considering running for St. Tammany Parish

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Overpass memorializes Covington Marine

BY JOLIE LINDLEY

Contributing writer

Slidell Celebrate America 250 Golf Cart Parade on July 4.

The 96-year-old was joined in the cart by his wife, Barbara, some buddies from the Slidell Elks Club and was followed by dozens of family members.

“I didn’t know I was worth all

Honoring a beloved son of Covington, the elevated portion of U.S. 190 over the Bogue Falaya River is being named the “Lance Corporal Justin D. McLeese Memorial Bridge” to remember the 2003 Covington High Marine Lance Cpl. School graduate who was Justin McLeese was killed in action the followkilled in combat in ing year in Iraq.

McLeese, only 19 when Iraq in 2004. he died, was awarded “The new Highway the Bronze Star, a Purple 190 bridge over Heart, and the Global War the Bogue Falaya on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal for his heroism.

River is the most Matt Cole, Sam impactful traffic Baumgartner and Steve change in St. Chesne, all members of Tammany Parish the local Marine Corps League Lance Corporal history, and we feel Justin D. McLeese Dethere is no better tachment 1487, were inway to correlate strumental in seeing this the memory of our legislation through. “The hometown hero’s idea of naming the new bridge came from one actions. Covington of our members, Steve and St. Tammany Chesne. Our then-comParish will be mandant, Wade Price, excited for this and approached Rep. Mark happy to honor ‘JM Wright’s office with our Forever!’ ” formal request,” Cole said.

Wright successfully in- MATT COLE, Marine Corps League member troduced the measure in the Legislature, and it has now been signed into law by Gov. Landry.

“The Marine Corps League had reached out to me during the summer about naming something around here for Justin. I called my senator, the mayor and the parish president for suggestions, too.” Wright said. “We had just finished redoing the bridge, so it was perfect. It’s big, and it was longawaited, so it was perfect for this type of honor.”

Cole agreed that the bridge was the best place to memorialize McLeese.

“The new Highway 190 bridge over the Bogue Falaya River is the most impactful traffic change in St. Tammany Parish history, and we feel there is no better way to correlate the memory of our hometown hero’s actions,” Cole said. “Covington and St. Tammany Parish will be excited for this and happy to honor ‘JM Forever!’ His actions saved the lives of his fellow Marines and forever impacted the lives they live now. For those of us who survived combat and know of Justin’s story, we are

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ä See MARINE, page 3A

The sky over Lake Pontchartrain glowed with brilliant colors on July 4 as Mandeville celebrated America’s 250th birthday with the 11th annual Light Up the Lake Festival & Fireworks Show.

PHOTOS BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

She’s in it to win it! Romee Schroeder, 5, sneaks a peek at the competition during the Sparks in the Park pie-eating contest on July 4 in Covington.

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INSIDE ä More from Mandeville. Page 2A ä Celebration in Covington. Page 2A ä Fun and games in Folsom. Page 4A ä Pearl River parties.

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Veteran, 96, leads 250 golf cart parade in Slidell

Navy veteran Baldo Albrecht, who soon turns 97, was grand marshal of the first Slidell Celebrate America 250 Golf Cart Parade on July 4.

BY DARREN COOPER Contributing writer

Baldo Albrecht’s entire life has been a fantastic ride. Then he went for another on July 4.

This veteran of post-World War II occupation in the Pacific and the Korean War was the grand marshal of the first

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Slidell library scheduled for major expansion

pen as early as its August in walking distance of Chah- will continue to operate dur- located there, Collings said. of the new facilities. “We’ve New Lacombe meeting.

Renewal of the ta-Ima Elementary School. ing the renovation, Trevor The existing roof has done our best to incorporate branch to be built library system’s millage Paul Dimitrios, with RCL Collings, the system’s di- leaked for years, but Collin- the public input.”

BY SARA PAGONES Staff writer

Two multi-million-dollar projects that will provide much greater space for library users in Lacombe and Slidell are closer to construction following a vote by the St. Tammany Parish Library Board of Control last month to designate capital funds for the work.

St. Tammany Parish owns all of the library system’s buildings, and the Parish Council must approve the spending, which could hap-

in March of 2025 made the work possible.

Lacombe library users will see the tiny 1,700-square foot building that has served as their branch since 1993 replaced by a new 6,000-square foot building.

The $3.5 million project will provide study and meeting space that the current library, located on U.S. 190, lacked.

The new Lacombe branch will be located on the south side of U.S. 190, on land that was purchased in 2024. The property backs up to the Tammany Trace and is with-

Architecture, told the board that a contractor should be in place by December with work to be finished by the end of 2027.

The Slidell branch on Robert Boulevard will undergo a major renovation of its interior. A 3,000-square foot addition to the building is planned, as is installation of a new metal roof. Alton Davis, of Watermark Design Group, said that the $3.75 million project should be complete by early 2028.

Several options are being considered for how the heavily used Slidell branch

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rector, said. Building the addition first and moving operations into that space while the renovation work is underway is one possibility. But doing work in phases can add to the cost, he said, a point also raised by Davis during the meeting.

The other possibilities are moving into rental space — an approach that was used in 2013 when the library was last renovated — or using trailers that would house the library’s computers and the most popular items in its collection. Patrons would also be able to request items not

gs said the new roof will avoid angles that have contributed to the current problem.

The renovation and expansion in Slidell will provide a dedicated area for teens and another for families with young children. It will also have a larger “makers” area for arts and craft work, more study rooms and meeting areas.

The library system held public meetings to gauge the needs and desires of patrons of both locations.

“We’re very much looking forward to it,” Collings said

Chuck Branton, chairman of the Library Board of Control, said the Slidell and Lacombe branches are the most heavily used by veterans, and these projects will allow the library system to create veteran resource centers.

The goal of the board, he said, is to meet the future needs of St. Tammany residents as the parish continues to grow.

“I don’t want it to be a warehouse for books,” Branton said of the new Lacombe branch. “I want it to be a community hub.”

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Maisie Bankston, 5, is an AllAmerican on the bounce house.

PHOTOS BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

The Southern Militia fires a three-gun salute in Mandeville on July 4 during the city’s Light Up the Lake festival.

Covington sparkles for the Fourth of July

Old Glory waves in the breeze coming off Lake Pontchartrain on July 4 — the 250th birthday of the United States of America.

PHOTOS BY BOBBY GILBOY

Sweet victory! Elder Danfors celebrates with gusto after winning the annual hot dogeating contest at Covington’s Sparks in the Park festival on July 4.

Heather Johnson finds her groove on the Mandeville Lakefront.

George Sanzenbacher entertains everyone entering Bogue Falaya Park.

Cheyenne Aldridge, 10, tries her hand at an arts and crafts table at Sparks in the Park.

ABOVE: Kathy and Pete Spadoni dance to the music of Groovy 7.

LEFT: When the sun dipped below Lake Pontchartrain on July 4, eyes turned to the sky as fireworks popped and sparkled to close the city’s Light Up the Lake festival.

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Continued from page 1A dedicated to ensuring his actions are not forgotten.”

Wright said he enjoyed pursuing this legislation.

“It was a pleasure. Everybody signed on. It’s the easiest piece of legislation to do in the capital as long as you do things ahead of time correctly. It allowed me to bring a few of his friends to the committee hearing and his parents to the House side when we passed the bill,” Wright said.

“He’s somebody who served and gave (his) life.

Sometimes we see these (memorial) signs, and you may not personally know who they are, but it’s important to remember that the person memorialized was part of the larger community. This was a way to solidify Justin’s name here permanently.”

In addition to honoring

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Continued from page 1A the trouble,” Albrecht said of the hoopla.

Albrecht went into the Navy in August of 1948 and was part of World War II occupational forces stationed in Hawaii and later Japan.

“I was stationed at Treasure Island (in San Francisco) waiting to go home that morning when Truman put an extra year on everyone,” Albrecht remembered. “They asked me where I wanted to go. I knew if I said here (Louisiana), it wouldn’t happen, so I said the East Coast. Well, they sent me to the Far East Coast: Japan.”

While not one to boast about his military service, Albrecht does remember visiting Hiroshima near where the atomic bomb was dropped.

“They had a marble bank on the corner that still had a man’s imprint,” Albrecht

McLeese, Cole said that the memorial will also be an enduring reminder to the community to remember the veterans among them.

“One of the most impactful gestures community members can do is take the time to visit our aging veterans in long-term care facilities.

Just a few minutes to sit, talk and listen to their stories or surprise them with a treat will not only fill your soul with joy, but will let them know their service is not forgotten and sacrifice is appreciated,” he said.

Sharon McLeese, Justin’s mother, said she was delighted by the honor extended to her son. “The Marine Corps League surprised me with this. I didn’t know it was happening; these guys are incredibly awesome.”

She also said it was a full circle moment for the idea to have originated with Chesne, who as a young home inspector just out of the Navy helped her with her realty

business and, through her, met Justin as a teen.

She also hopes that when people see the bridge memorial, they will remember how much her son loved living in Covington and made himself a part of the community.

“He was so loved in Covington, and he loved the city.

He had the best time growing up here. He had a lot of friends and always had fun, and so many people knew him. Him going into the Marines was not the plan for us, but he decided it was an experience he wanted in his life. He was a natural leader.

He walked in the room and heads turned, and he was so kind and loyal, so through this memorial, everyone can remember him when they see it,” McLeese said. “I’m so appreciative and grateful for everyone.”

A date to unveil signs naming the bridge for McLeese has yet to be scheduled, but is expected soon.

said. “That’s how hot it was. I can’t imagine any bomb worse than that one.”

After leaving the service, Albrecht worked as an electrical contractor for St. Bernard Parish government. He also remembers when Hurricane Betsy hit in 1965, he handed daughter Colleen through a window to a friend as the water rose.

Betsy washed away most of his belongings. Then Katrina did it again in 2005.

After living in Mississippi for a while, he and Barbara came back to Louisiana and settled in Slidell.

Baldo and Barbara met while working for the Sprites Carnival Club, an organization he founded to teach children the traditions of Mardi Gras.

Between the two of them, they now have eight children, 16 grandchildren and over 30 great-grandchildren.

Albrecht stays active at the Slidell Elks Club, helping out with bingo games, even though he

does not like to play himself. He also maintains a woodworking area in his garage but says he can’t get out there as much as he wishes. His shoulders both hurt and his hearing isn’t the best.

As far as his military service, Albrecht is humble, modest and to the point.

He doesn’t dwell on it.

“I have seen a lot of things that I will never see again and I’ve seen some things no one should ever see,” Albrecht said.

But Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal had something to say.

“Mr. Albrecht represents the very best of the Greatest Generation. His military service, dedication to family, and lifelong commitment to his community make him an outstanding choice to serve as Grand Marshal for this special celebration of America’s 250th birthday. We are honored to recognize his contributions and have him lead our parade,” the mayor said in a news release.

Wallace Laird, veteran lawman, dies at 87

BY SARA PAGONES Staff writer

Wallace Laird, a four-decade lawman who served as second in command under three St. Tammany Parish sheriffs, died at his Folsom-area home June 29. He was 87.

Laird A native of Folsom, Laird spent his entire 44-year law enforcement career with the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office, first hired by Sheriff Red Erwin. Under Sheriff George Broom, he was named first deputy, a role he continued under Pat Canulette and Jack Strain before retiring in 1997.

Canulette described Laird as deeply respected and recalled being told by a voter during his initial campaign that he needed to keep Laird as chief deputy. “I never considered anyone else,” he said.

“He was a square guy, a straight shooter,” Canulette said. “The deputies loved him.”

Tim Lentz, a former chief deputy, said St. Tammany is a better place because of Laird.

“This community has lost a legend in law enforcement,” he said.

Both men praised Laird’s role as an early innovator in sharing intelligence and information through what became the Regional Organized Crime Information Center at a time when the Dixie Mafia was prevalent. He

was appointed to its executive board in 1987 and was elected chairman in 1989.

Lentz said Laird was instrumental in the start of those efforts in the late 1970s and early 1980s when technology was not as sophisticated or widespread and law enforcement officials shared information on 3-inch by 5-inch index cards.

Laird, he said, was especially helpful busting up groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and the Dixie Mafia.

Laird was a Covington High graduate who was an avid lifelong support of the school’s athletic programs. He continued his education at Southeastern Louisiana University and attended the Louisiana State University’s school of Criminology and the LSU Law Enforcement Institute. When he was 29, he was chosen to attend the FBI National Academy, the first St. Tammany law enforcement officer to do so and the youngest member of his graduating class.

He was also the first voting deputy to be elected to the Louisiana Sheriff’s Pension Fund Board.

Laird is survived by his wife, Sue, his children, Rebecca Sue Laird, Wallace Bryant Laird Jr. and Jonathan Brett Laird, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

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Mayor Lance Willie grills burgers and dogs while Taw Avery and his son Chisel look on.

Daisy Rose Cotton enjoys some nachos as sister Lilly Belle Cotton leans in and smiles during Folsom’s Independence Day celebration.

Maeleigh Bean intends to dunk Axle Avery in Folsom, and considering the July 4 heat, a dunk isn’t bad idea.

Heather Simon studies her next Jenga move while daughter Hannah Simon watches.

Pearl River celebrates nation’s 250th

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July 3 might have been too hot for many adults to move around much at Pearl River’s Independence Day Celebration, but not for these energetic young potato sack racers.

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Visit the Northshore gets clean financial audit

BY KADEE KRIEGER Contributing writer

Visit the Northshore staff reported to its board of commissioners the results of a financial audit report and gave them a taste of new Master Plan study findings that have been formulated in recent months.

During the St. Tammany Parish Tourist and Convention Board of Commissioners meeting June 30, auditor Ford duQuesnay, of Ericksen Krentel Certified Public Accounting and Consultants, which conducts the organization’s annual audit, praised Visit the Northshore for its clean audit and commendable financial record keeping.

He praised Chief Financial Officer Devan Richoux and President & CEO Donna O’Daniels for the “clean and well-presented financial records” and for maintaining a close percentage between budgeted items and actual expenses. “The budget to actuals is almost to the tee, which is hard to do,” he said.

Visit the Northshore is the destination marketing organization that operates to attract visitors to St. Tammany and generate tourism revenue.

O’Daniels told the board she has received the first draft of the 10-year Master Plan from the the group’s destination marketing consulting firm, MMGY, which led the study that will guide the future direction of tourism in the parish.

The $102,000 study, paid for from Visit the Northshore’s general fund, was created by MMGY after it collected data from hundreds of residents and community leaders.

She said the Master Plan steering committee will review the draft before officially releasing the report.

But she offered the board a “sneak peek” into some of the plan recommendations, including creation a signature destination for the parish that highlights the area’s natural assets and local culture, increases accessibility and leverages sports events as an economic driver.

“The great thing about this plan is that it has five years of implementation built into it. So, it’s not going to be a binder that sits on a shelf. It’s going to be a living, breathing plan that is reflected in all of our decisions and how we move forward. It is an exciting time,” she said.

Board Chair Patti Ellish agreed. “This is going to be fabulous for our region, and I look forward to seeing all the things that unfold in the future,” she said.

O’Daniels said the steering committee will complete its review this month, and she will present a Master Plan report to the board at its Aug. 25 meeting.

The steering committee is composed of local leaders representing a range of organizations throughout St. Tammany Parish and helped oversee the development of the plan.

Additional Visit the Northshore marketing campaigns on the near horizon include a “sip series” in conjunjuntion with this year’s “Float Awhile” theme, as well as a holiday promotion called “Glitz and Gallivant” that will last from Thanksgiving into Carnival 2027, said Kadtie Guasco, chief marketing officer.

The sip series will be a mostly social media campaign that includes a logo with animated bubbles that showcases drinks, from cocktails to coffee, and pairs with the upcoming Tammany Taste of Summer promotion. In addition, a collaboration is in the works with Chafunkta Brewing Co., for a Visit the Northshore branded beer.

Court mainstay honored for 64 years of service ­— and counting

BY SUZIE HUNT

Contributing writer The biggest news at Jeanell Landwehr’s “retirement” party was that she wasn’t retiring.

“I don’t know where people got that idea. I love what I do and don’t intend to stop,” she said.

The invitation to the reception on June 26 in the St. Tammany Parish Courthouse invited guests to join in honoring Landwehr’s 64 years of service to the citizens of St. Tammany. Normally, with that length of time on the job, it would be safe for guests to assume Landwehr was leaving her post. But they were wrong.

The impetus for the party came from Division G Judge Scott Gardner, soon to be retiring from the bench himself. He wanted to be sure that Landwehr’s service was recognized before he left, and he went as far as working with Parish President Mike Cooper to proclaim June 26 as Jeanell Raiford Landwehr Appreciation Day. “Her lifelong commitment to public service is well known, and she has the greatest respect of the members of the judiciary here. We all know there’s nobody like Jeanell,” Gardner said.

Landwehr shared a few memories from her start with

PHOTO BY GRANT THERKILDSEN

Judge Scott Gardner and Jeanell Landwehr toast at a recognition day honoring her 64 years of service. Gardner is retiring and wanted to make sure Landwehr was celebrated for her many contributions to juries. But Landwehr isn’t retiring and plans to continue a career that began during the Kennedy administration. parish government, compliments of her mother.

“I had gone to business school and been home for about a month when my mother told me to get up and get dressed. She had talked with John Brewster, who was

clerk of court at that time, and I had a job at the Clerk of Court’s Office. The funny thing was I couldn’t be sworn in as a deputy clerk for some time because I wasn’t 21 yet,” she said.

Landwehr retired after 36

years in the Clerk of Court’s Office, but following a oneyear hiatus, she returned in 1999 as the jury coordinator in the 22nd Judicial District Court.

“When I retired from the Clerk of Court’s Office, I

wanted to travel the world.

After a while, I got a call from Judge Patricia Hedges.

She warned me that the boys wanted me to come work for them,” Landwehr said. Hedges was speaking of several of her fellow judges. “I got a few phone calls, and they said it could be part-time if I would just come help them out. I knew the money would never support my shoe habit, but I came anyway.”

Current and former fellow staff members, her husband, Gerald Simon, other family members, fellow St. Scholastica alumnae and friends attended the reception. More than a dozen present and retired judges were on hand to share stories and thank Landwehr for her professional help and friendship.

“She is excellent at helping us pick prospective jurors.

She learns what kind of case it is and helps get what each case needs easily,” said Division A Judge Alan Black.

“She’s very professional, and St. Tammany Parish is lucky to have her.”

Landwehr looks forward to continuing her work assisting the parish’s court system, from which she reaps a special benefit.

“I would not have met so many incredibly wonderful people if I had not worked with the juror pool. I love what I do.”

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Sheriff’s election set for Nov. 3 Parish Council opts for earliest possible date

BY ANDREW CANULETTE Staff writer

The St. Tammany Parish Council had little discussion last week before it acted to begin moving the parish beyond the stunning fall of one of the northshore’s most powerful political figures.

The council needed less than five minutes to adopt a resolution calling a special election for St. Tammany Parish sheriff on Nov. 3.

The council’s June 29 vote was 12-0, with council member Martha Cazaubon abstaining and member David Cougle absent.

The council announced the special meeting on June 25, a day after former Sheriff Randy Smith resigned from his post and pleaded guilty to a second-degree battery charge, a felony, after attacking a man in a steakhouse near Madisonville on May 29. The encounter and the ensuing charges against Smith effectively led to the end of his 40-year career in local law enforcement, including nearly a decade as sheriff.

Smith agreed to enter a substance abuse program as part of a plea agreement he reached with prosecu-

tors from the 22nd Judicial District Attorney’s Office. Should he meet all requirements of the plea, the charges against him would be reduced to a misdemeanor. Following his resignation, Chief Deputy Bert Ibert was named acting sheriff.

The only person to speak at the meeting was Washington Parish Sheriff Jason Smith, who told the council moving quickly to elect a new sheriff was in the best interest of not only St. Tammany, but surrounding parishes, as well.

“I felt like it was worth noting the size and influence that St. Tammany Parish has in the world of (area) law enforcement,” Jason Smith said. “The things that go on here have a bearing on things that go on outside (the parish). So selfishly, my agency will benefit from having this resolved as quickly as possible so we can have a relationship at the organizational level.”

Council President Cheryl Tanner said after the meeting that there was no discussion within the board to hold the election at a later date. Some observers closely following maneuvering of potential candidates to replace Randy Smith said there were some who wanted to see the race held next April, perhaps providing

more runway for potential candidates to mount campaigns.

The council “owed it citizens not to delay this,” Tanner said.

“We need to get a new sheriff in office, someone who can work out the problems,” she said. “There’s only a short time before someone is elected before they’ll have to qualify again next year. And doing this now also saves the parish money.”

The special election later this year will be to fill the remainder of Smith’s term, which officially ends June 30, 2028. Candidates for the next four-year term as sheriff must qualify again in the summer of 2027 with yet another election following later that fall.

Dozens of races are scheduled for the Nov. 3 ballot, and each agency involved foots some of the bill to hold the election. The parish would incur a greater cost if it were to schedule the special election for sheriff in spring 2027, when the ballot will be far less crowded.

Qualifying for the Nov. 3 ballot will be held Aug. 5-7, and as many as six candidates have publicly expressed interest in running to complete Smith’s unfinished term.

A runoff, if necessary, would take place Dec. 12.

Ibert vows ‘smooth’ transition after Smith’s resignation

BY KIM CHATELAIN

Contributing writer

In his first public appearance since being named interim St. Tammany Parish sheriff, Bret Ibert presented himself on June 30 as a calming influence for a law enforcement agency roiled by the sudden downfall of his former boss, who pleaded guilty last month to charges of felony battery and misdemeanor disturbing-the-peace.

Addressing the media at the Sheriff’s Office complex on Brownswitch Road near Slidell, Ibert sought to cast his agency in a positive light despite the highly publicized conviction of former Sheriff Randy Smith.

Ibert, a 30-year law enforcement veteran, pointed to the results of the June 27 tax referendum as evidence that the public still has confidence in the Sheriff’s Office. Voters soundly approved the 10-year renewal of a 4.31-mill tax that helps pay salaries and benefits for deputies.

“It demonstrates that even in a time of transition, even during a time of uncertainty, that citizens of this parish believe in their deputies and believe in the men and women who serve them,” Ibert said.

The interim sheriff, a Hammond native who has a criminal justice degree from Southeastern Louisiana University, emphasized a commitment to open communication and transparency during the transition,

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Interim St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Bret Ibert addresses the media June 30 at the agency’s administrative headquarters near Slidell. New Chief Deputy George Cox is at left. while thanking the St. Tammany Parish Council for quickly calling a special election to elect a permanent sheriff on Nov. 3.

“Their efforts have provided a clear and orderly path forward for the citizens of St. Tammany Parish to select their next sheriff,” Ibert said of the council’s decision.

The day before Smith stepped down, his secondin-command — Jeff Boehm — abruptly resigned, creating a leadership vacuum at the top of the agency.

Ibert described his multistep elevation from deputy chief to sheriff as quick and “very humbling.” Asked what it felt like to suddenly being referred to as sheriff, he said, “It takes a little getting used to.”

In the sudden shakeup, George Cox, who joined the sheriff’s office in 2000 after starting his law enforce-

ment career in Lafayette, was promoted to chief deputy to serve as second-incommand. Dan Fleischman was moved up from major to deputy chief.

Ibert said he has no plans for other significant changes to the agency and has no intention of running for the post this fall.

“My purpose remains exactly where it should be … leading this agency through a smooth and successful transition and ensuring that the next administration inherits a sheriff’s office that is strong, stable and positioned for continued success,” he said, later adding that he has never had a desire to hold political office.

Ibert said he believes voters will have an opportunity to choose from a “full field of candidates” in the Nov. 3 election. He said he does not plan to issue an endorsement.

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“Daniel and I have always worked closely together. We started at the same time at the police department and we just knew that we have a cohesive team and we’re going to continue that,” Williams said.

Williams also said he has been in touch with interim St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Bret Ibert, who was named sheriff after a dramatic shake-up at the top of the department last week when Sheriff Randy Smith and his second-in-command both resigned. Smith resigned after pleading guilty to beating a parish resident at a steakhouse near Madisonville in May. “My primary function is the city of Slidell, but Bret Ibert, the sheriff, has already reached out to me and he wants to form a more cohesive team than what we’ve had in the past,” Williams said.

The May election also featured races for two at-large seats and five district seats on the nine-person Slidell City Council.

On inauguration day, some of the city council members gave speeches about America’s history and promise, in a nod to the country’s 250th anniversary just a few days away.

Newly elected at-large Council Member Leslie Denham encouraged the crowd to recognize the long history of activism and political work that led to people of color and women having the right to vote, including through the passage of the 15th and 19th amendments.

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Slidell Police Chief Tommy Williams is sworn in at the Slidell Auditorium on July 1 by Judge Vince Lobello.

Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal gives his inaugural address at the Slidell Auditorium on July 1.

“When we embrace our differences, we not only get delicious food and great music, but more importantly, we build solid communities and life experiences that drive our decisions and vote for the entire community rather than self-serving policies,” Denham said.

“I am thankful, very thankful, to live in a city

that understands that community is bigger than race, gender, class, or political affiliation,” she said.

At the end of the ceremony, the recently sworn-in officials were escorted by their spouses and family members down the center aisle of the auditorium, as fans and supporters clapped and cheered, and local musician and former school principal Bobby Ohler sang “God Bless the USA” by Lee Greenwood.

Besides Denham, others returning to the council for new four-year terms include Megan Haggerty in District C, Nick DiSanti in District D, and Trey Brownfield in District F. Denham previously represented District A on the Slidell City Council.

Five people were sworn in for their first terms on the board. They are at-large council member Tommy Abney, District A’s Landon Washington, District B’s Sean Fadely, District E’s Shawn Jones, and District G’s Tim Rogers.

Andrew Canulette contributed to this report.

At-large Slidell City Council member Leslie Denham, right, was sworn in by Angela WhiteBazile, left, at the Slidell Municipal Auditorium on July 1.

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Artist Victoria Brand holds the original artwork will grace Slidell’s White Linen and Lagniappe poster.

Vintage painting transformed into White Linen Night poster

Staff report A stylized watercolor titled “Vintage Soda Shop” by local painter Victoria Brand has been selected as the official poster art for this year’s ninth White Linen and Lagniappe in Slidell.

Brand’s original artwork will be featured on promotional materials for this year’s event Aug. 8 in Olde Towne, and she will be on hand that evening to sell signed copies of the poster.

“Congratulations to Victoria on this well-deserved recognition,” said Slidell Mayor Randy Fandal. “She is an incredibly talented artist whose work beautifully captures the spirit and character of our community. I love that events like White Linen and Lagniappe give us the opportunity to showcase and promote the amazing local artists who make Slidell such a special place.”

Originally raised in Metairie, Brand relocated to Slidell after Hurricane Katrina and has since become an active part of the local arts community.

Brand discovered her passion for art at just 9 years old and began teaching herself watercolor techniques in her early twenties. Her artistic journey has been deeply shaped by her faith, which she says continues to inspire her art. Working primarily in watercolor and acrylic, she often explores themes of hope, reflection and connection through expressive visual storytelling.

An active member of the Slidell Art League, Brand regularly participates in local exhibitions, and her work has been featured throughout the region.

The celebration from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. will allow residents and visitors to see local artwork while shopping at antique and boutique stores, listening to live music and enjoying hot food and cold drinks in Olde Towne.

Admission is free.

For more information, call the Department of Cultural & Public Affairs at (985) 646-4375 or follow the “City of Slidell, Louisiana” on Facebook.

It was because of teaching that artist Jane Hill discovered her love of clay.

“It’s very natural for what goes on in a classroom situation to feed one’s own personal work and vice versa,” says Hill, a retired Talented Arts Program teacher who holds a master’s degree in painting. “I got into ceramics because I had to teach it. When I got my hands in clay, I realized that the twodimensional work I was doing at the time needed to be a sculptural form.”

For artist and arts educator Gerald Ancar, helping students in his art classes at St. Paul’s School “sometimes fuels my work, and I work alongside them,” he says of smaller pieces he tries to complete in one day. “I have started big pieces in our studio space just to show them the artistic process.”

His body of work — a visual Rolodex of his day-to-day observations — includes oil-on-canvas paintings, prints partly inspired by his studies in China, and mixed media works that combine prints on maps and found objects.

Each piece explores Ancar’s Creole roots and his Eurocentric studies.

Hanging artwork in the St. Tammany Art Association’s Members Gallery and applying to its annual Summer Show helps Ancar have critical conversations about art outside of the classroom.

“I’m around art all day, seven days a week. Some of the students give me great academic discourse when it comes to talking about their work and conceptualizing it,” he said. “But it’s nice to be around other adult artists.”

There will be lots to talk about when The Summer Show, one of the area’s most diverse exhibitions of contemporary art, opens July 11 in the Miriam Barranger Gallery at STAA’s Art House.

“The Summer Show has always been one of my favorite exhibitions.

For 56 years, it has connected our community with remarkable artistic talent and introduced audiences to contemporary art from across the country,” said Cindy Pulling, the exhibition’s chair.

Officially titled the Annual National Juried Artists Exhibition, it provides emerging and established artists ages 18 and up with the opportunity to submit up to three pieces — each one must be an original created within the past two years and not previously exhibited at the St. Tammany Art Association — for consideration. The selected winners will get $3,500 in cash prizes, including $2,000 for the Best of Show Miriam Barranger Award.

This year’s show brought 296 entries from 107 artists in 13 states. Of those, 38 pieces were selected by juror MaPó Kinnord, a contemporary ceramic art-

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THE SUMMER SHOW OPENING WHAT: 56th National Juried Artists Exhibition presented by the St. Tammany Art Association WHEN: July 11 to Sept. 12, with an opening reception and a closing reception on those two dates each from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

WHERE: STAA’s Art House, 320 N. Columbia St., Covington HOW MUCH: Free. Regular hours are Wednesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

MORE: Visit www.sttammany.art, follow @sttammany.art on Instagram, or email info@sttammany.art/. ist who serves as the department head and an associate professor of art at Xavier University of Louisiana.

“It was a lot tougher than I thought it would be because there were so many works to consider,” Kinnord said of the jurying process. “You want the work to have a compelling narrative as well as risk-taking aesthetics. There were a lot of people who had amazing technical abilities to illustrate images, and there are some that are included in the show.

But at some point, you have to balance a work that is not as technically conventional, but has a lot more of a compelling narrative.”

Among the selected artworks is Hill’s “Vessel,” inspired by her interest in “organic form, in notions of fluidity and movement, and in how energy can kind of animate matter,” she

Jane Hill’s ‘Vessel’ is one 38 pieces — out of 296 entries from 13 states — selected for exhibition in ‘The Summer Show: A National Juried Exhibition.’ says of the large functional ceramic form she created with red clay coils and a surface technique called terra sigillata.

“It’s my most successful experiment to date with that surface application, which is one of the reasons I entered it,” she says.

There’s also “Release,” an acrylic painting by Kim Howes Zabbia, a retired arts educator and author of two books on painting. While she says that “none of my work is preplanned; instead, you put the paint down and let it talk to you,” “Release” started as a painting of flowers. When she flipped the canvas, the images of birds she saw were more appealing.

“I’d rather do a lesson plan than a painting,” she said. “But you just have to go in that studio and make stuff. You can’t wait to be inspired because there’s no such thing. You don’t have to be in the mood to do it.

Because it’s work, that’s why they call it a work of art.”

Atrium Gallery welcomes a Covington artist and students Staff report The Atrium Gallery near Covington will hold an artists’ reception and exhibition opening July 11 for the work of Columbia Street Academy and Gallery owner/ teacher/fine artist Ryan Perea and his students. The reception takes place from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., and the public is invited to attend in the gallery located on the Christwood residential community campus.

The heart of the academy in downtown Covington is the teaching studio model where, under Ryan’s guidance, students work on whatever draws and inspires them, producing the wide variety of subjects and styles so evident in the new exhibit.

Perea says he tries to offer his students the classical technique

he learned, while maintaining a relaxed and positive environment in the academy, a place where people come to grow, to create and genuinely to enjoy the process.

The result is intended to be a studio that takes the craft seriously without taking itself too seriously, he says. And unlike a traditional academic institution, there is no fixed curriculum, no prerequisites, and no expectation that students arrive with any particular skill level.

“Most of my students are retirees who are just looking to enjoy life through their art,” he said. “I ‘Hommage à Banksy’ by student want to cater to that mindset.”

Perea received his classical Brigette Gomane training at Teaching Studios of Art and the storied Art Students ing his training, Perea grounded League of New York and the New himself in rigorous technique and Orleans Academy of Fine Art. Dur- time-honored approach to the vi-

sual technique that he shares with his students.

After returning to Louisiana in 2011, Perea continued to paint before finding his calling as an educator and spending seven years teaching at Northshore High School in Slidell. During that same period, he began teaching adult classes alongside Gretchen Armbruster, a beloved figure in the local arts community, at her studio in downtown Covington. When Gretchen retired in 2024, Ryan stepped in to carry the school forward — rebranding it as the Columbia Street Academy of Art & Gallery.

Perea lives in Covington with wife Heather and daughter Harper, and outside the studio, he is a devoted singer-songwriter and sports fan.

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JUST SIT RIGHT BACK: Playmakers Theater closes out its season with “Gilligan’s Island” July 11-26 near Covington. This family-friendly musical version of the ever-popular, iconic ’60s TV comedy show tells the tale everybody loves to hear.

Shipwrecked on a remote island, seven castaways build huts and explore their surroundings. They discover strange hieroglyphics in a spooky cave that speak of an ancient legend; they endure rough weather; Gilligan foils the best-laid of the castaways’ rescue plans; romance develops; the castaways have an out-of-this-world encounter, and more. Fun, wacky and entertaining with 18 original songs.

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by Derek Thrush; technical director Anna/Van Turner; and musical director Shawn Patterson. Leads include Shane Carter, Vince Boston, Derek Thrush, Tiffany Mortillaro, Christian Gray, Aisha Sofia Johnson and Sal Mortillaro. See it at 19106 Playmakers Road.

SATURDAY NIGHT: It’s another Comedy Night at 30 by Ninety Theatre in Old Mandeville on July 11 featuring nationally touring headliner Andy Beningo with special guest Des Mulrooney. Tickets for the 7 p.m. standup show are $32. Beningo is known for his clean, relatable “everyman” style of comedy who finds humor in the everyday. Opening for him will be the up-and-coming Mulrooney, only 25, and already a regular at Chicago’s legendary Zanies Comedy Club, and in 2026, he filmed his first widely streamed Drybar Comedy special.

PIRATES: Moonlight Productions will present the “Pirates of Penzance” July 10-12 & 17-19 on the North Star Theatre stage, 347 Girod St., in Mandeville. This was Gilbert & Sullivan’s only opera to officially premiere in the U.S., opening on Broadway Dec. 31, 1879, as an immediate smash.

It’s a rollicking tale of duty, love and delightfully misplaced loyalty follows the adventures of Frederic, a young man who finds himself entangled with a band of soft-hearted pirates, a troop of determined maidens, and a very persistent majorgeneral. Directed by James Sayles.

Shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Adult tickets $33.42 and student seats are $28.22, all inclusive. Get them at northstartheatre.org/.

THE LAND OF SEUSS: A musical perfect for the whole family, ‘Seussical Jr.’ will take its audience into the world of Dr. Seuss to visit a family of beloved characters from

July 17-26 at the Cutting Edge Center of the Arts, 767 Robert Blvd., Slidell.

Go with The Cat in the Hat into The Jungle of Nool to meet Horton, the kind-hearted elephant; Gertrude McFuzz; Lazy Mayzie la Bird; and JoJo, a Who child reprimanded for thinking too many ‘thinks.’ Horton tries to convince the other animals of the existence of the Whos, but he is ridiculed and put on trial for insanity. Only his loyal neighbor, Gertrude McFuzz, never loses faith in him. Tickets $28-$45 at cuttingedgetheater.com/.

MUSIC

LISTEN: Nashville-based singer, songwriter and storyteller Katie Boeck will bring her emotionally resonant music to the Harbor Center’s Listening Room on July 14, an intimate, bohemian-styled space that hosts monthly shows by mostly acoustic touring artists. Boeck’s music rests at the intersection of contemporary folk, Americana and soul. A 2023 Kerrville New Folk winner and two-time Rocky Mountain Folks Fest Songwriter Showcase finalist, Boeck is gaining recognition as a standout voice in the independent folk scene. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.; music 7 p.m. — 9:30 p.m. at 100 Harbor Blvd. in Slidell. Tickets at eventbrite.com/.

BEGINNER’S BLUEGRASS: Free Slow Jam on July 13 (every second Monday) from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Pavilion in Abita Springs at 22049 Main St. Bring a chair for yourself. Free session welcomes musicians new to jamming and playing with others, as well as those who want to practice playing at a slower tempo. Get more session details at nstms.org/.

IRISH: There’s a traditional Irish session on July 16 (every third Thursday) from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the back room of Abita Brew Pub, 72011 Holly St Musicians and musiclovers to play and sing favorite pieces of Celtic music. Visit thesession.org/tunes to find music catalog or go to nstms.org for details.

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FUNDRAISERS

BEAN TEAMS: St. Tammany’s annual dueling red beans and rice fundraisers to benefit the United Way of Southeast Louisiana takes place soon, so get ready to buy $10 lunches for the family, all your friends or your colleagues at work. The first red beans and rice sale on behalf of the western section of the parish takes place July 27 in the Briggs Assembly Center on St. Paul’s campus in Covington, and on Aug. 3, the eastern team will prepare and sell their lunches in Slidell Auditorium.

This good-natured (serious) competition kicks off the United Way campaign season in St. Tammany, and funds raised this year will support suicide prevention programs, mental health services, and other local United Way programs. Sponsorships for the east or west team are available by contacting Jamie Clark at jamiec@unitedwaysela.org or (504) 827-6894.

GO BANANAS: American Legion Post 16 in Covington will hold its sixth annual Great American Legion Banana Split Celebration on Aug. 22, with profits from the sale of old-fashioned banana splits and ice cream sundaes donated to the Northshore Food Bank. Volunteers

are needed to help. Call (985) 3343036 or (985) 892-0677 to discuss or sign up.

COMMUNITY GUMBO

STROLLING: Get out the flip-flops and little umbrellas because the ninth annual Kokomo Stroll is about to roll at the Covington Trailhead.

Crowds celebrating summer are expected to stroll along celebrating summer July 11 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. with special drinks, live music and yummy bites. The stroll happens rain or shine. Tickets are $45 at gocovington.org/event/kokomostroll-2026/.

FREE DAY: Pelican Park will hold a free Day in the Park Festival July 11 starting at noon at 63350 Pelican Drive, near Mandeville. There will be hands-on workshops, giveaways, and a car show; vendors offering food, beverages and art; plus a DJ and live music. From 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., there will be an EDM after-party from The Groves stage. Come out and celebrate the power of parks!

FOLSOM: Folsom Recreation District No. 12/Magnolia Park hosts its 2026 Community Expo July 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., a free family event with more than 40 vendors.

Free sports physicals for student-

athletes offered on-site, as well as mammogram screenings, lung screenings (which must be scheduled), hearing tests and a blood drive. Food truck on site at the 13296 La. 40 park. For more, contact Lisa Peacock at Lpeacock.rd12@gmail. com; call (985) 796 5045; or go online to magnoliaparkfolsom.com/.

FEDS: Slidell Chapter of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association next meets July 10 at 1 p.m. in Genesis Hall at Aldersgate Church, 360 Robert Blvd. Speaker will be Nancy Arce, the Community Christian Concern food pantry coordinator. The Lunch Bunch will meet and eat at LaPines Restaurant, 1061 Robert Blvd, at 11:15 a.m. Anyone interested in attending lunch should notify Cindy Arsenaux at (985) 646-2296 or email carsen01@hotmail.comor Lynn Brooks at (504) 495-9764.

FRA: Fleet Reserve Association Branch 222 is having its next regular meeting July 15 at 7 p.m. in American Legion Post 374, 2233 Carey St., in Olde Towne Slidell. Regular meetings every third Wednesday, and all members and eligible members are welcome. For more information, call Mark Dernovsek at (985) 788-0928 or (985) 445-7248.

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Northlake Christian boys’ soccer coach Nick Chetta steps down after two-plus decades to focus on new role

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

One could see it in Nick Chetta’s eyes as he began to answer a question on Feb. 25.

The longtime Northlake Christian boys’ soccer coach had just won his fourth state title with the Wolverines.

And he took a moment to gather himself as he thought about what his 20plus years at Northlake meant to him.

“It’s been a long road for me. It’s been like 22 years at Northlake, and I took over a program that won two games before I got there. People said that things couldn’t be done, and God is good,” Chetta said.

“I don’t know how much longer I’ll coach, so for me, it was just ‘embrace the moment, embrace the day’ because God is good and he gave us this opportunity. I’m thankful for that. And I just love those kids.”

Chetta is embracing a new beginning this summer after stepping down as soccer coach and athletic director to focus on his new position at NCS — associate head of school.

“I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I still love the game, but all the details and the late nights take a toll.

If I do something, I put my whole self into it. And I’ve been neglecting my

“I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I still love the game, but all the details and the late nights take a toll. If I do something, I put my whole self into it. And I’ve been neglecting my family, in my opinion, for I don’t know how many years, so it was just time. It was a tough decision.”

NICK CHETTA, on making transition from Northlake boys’ soccer coach to associate head of school family, in my opinion, for I don’t know how many years, so it was just time. It was a tough decision,” Chetta said.

“I owe it to the school to put everything I have into the new position.”

Chatta, 45, has definitely put his heart into the school’s soccer programs. Last season, he guided the Wolverines to the school’s fourth state title with a 20-4-3 record. Northlake finished the season on a 15-match unbeaten streak, including outscoring its opponents 15-3 in the postseason.

But the father of four said he knew it was time to turn the page on his coaching days. He also stepped down from coaching at Mandeville Soccer Club

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Farmer took home several The Farmer also honors at the 2025 Louisireceived honorable mention in the sports ana Sports Writers Assophotography open ciation Annual Contest.

Halm class division. Each The Farmer was named the second-best sports section entry consists of two photos. in the state across all classifi- The Farmers’ entry was a photo cations for the second year in a of St. Paul’s Brady Pierson and row. First place in that category Salmen’s BJ Matthews battling for a loose ball during a basketwent to The Times-Picayune.

Farmer Sports Editor Jo- ball game in the Smoothie King seph Halm won two individuals Center and a photo of Mandevawards. He earned third place in ille’s Emma Cate Dobie competthe prep event Class II category ing in the 100-yard breaststroke. with a story about Northshore’s The awards were presented on Connor Smith tossing a no-hitter June 28 in Natchitoches.

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this year.

“I almost did this a few years ago when I thought the players coming through needed a little bit different guidance,” Chetta said. “It wasn’t that we won; it was just the culmination of all the hard work. These boys were special, and this coaching staff was special. I would say that with about seven weeks left in the season, I told (my assistant coaches) Steve (Tujague) and Mason (Morise) that I was considering moving on. They understood but said that I should think it through.

In the end, it was a great way to step away.”

The St. Paul’s alumnus ends his high school coaching career with a 553-14639 record. He coached both the boys and girls programs at NCS during more than two decades at the Covington-area school.

“It’s been an unbelievable journey that God has blessed me with, but I’m not just soccer,” Chetta said. “I think I’m a dad first. For me, I want to spend more time with my family. For this next chapter, it’s about school and being there for my family.”

Since stepping away from coaching, Chetta said he has enjoyed coming home at 3:30 p.m. and playing with his

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Hannan-based Arena Title Company coach Cass Hargis set a simple goal for his baseball team this summer — keep improving.

“This summer was big because it was going into Year 2 of what we’re trying to do and the way we are trying to play,” Hargis said. “It wasn’t always perfect, and we’re trying to get better at it, but they understand it now. This was a really productive summer.”

So the Hawks went to work and started seeing results as they reached the four-team postseason of the 17-team Crescent City Sports Prep Baseball Summer League.

First came a semifinal battle with Mandeville-based Gulf Coast Lending Services that resulted in a 4-3 Hawks’ win.

A victory against a larger program had Arena Title dreaming of a league title as they took on the back-to-back defending champion Brother Martin-based K’s for Kids at John Ryan Stadium on June 30.

The Hawks struck first after Chase Romano opened the game with an infield single and later scored on a double play grounder, but it was all Crusaders from there en route to an 8-1 victory.

“This doesn’t invalidate, or if we had won it, it wouldn’t validate what we were able to do this summer,” Hargis said. “We had two objectives this summer as a team. We needed to learn how to win in competitive environments and learn what it takes to win those types of games.

“The other thing that we needed to do — this was probably even more important — was to reestablish the foundation that we built the program on. We needed to do that. It was a good summer. It doesn’t guarantee anything when February 26 rolls around, but now, we have experience playing in competitive environments.”

The Hawks hung with the Crusaders (9-2) offensively, as both teams had eight hits, but a five-run second inning allowed the now threetime league champions to pull away.

Romero, Hunter Lay and Carson Massey had two hits each for Arena Title (9-3-1), while Nathan Macheca and Cade McHughes recorded the other hits.

To advance to the final, the Hawks used a combination of timely hitting and defense, along with an impressive three-inning relief appearance from Jacob Goubert, to knock off Gulf Coast Lending Services on June 29.

“Knowing that I have a good defense behind me, I know that all I have to do is throw it over the plate and they’re going to make plays behind me,” Goubert said. “Even though it’s not what I normally do because I’m a starter, I

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Bayou Lacombe Cardinals fall in NLFA title game for third straight season

BY MIKE PERVEL Contributing writer

The Bayou Lacombe Cardinals minor league football team had its perfect season end, suffering a gut-wrenching 24-18 loss to the Mississippi Mayhem in the Next Level Football Alliance championship game on June 27 in Terry, Mississippi.

The Cardinals (9-1) made their third consecutive appearance in the NLFA championship game, falling short once again in a nipand-tuck game.

Entering the championship game, the Cardinals’ defense had only allowed 61 total points,

including a 19-6 South championship game victory over the Pensacola Panthers.

Cardinals’ signal caller, Jervious “Jerv” Epherson, a 2010 Northshore High graduate, was honored before the championship game as the NLFA Most Valuable Player. Epherson threw for 1,722 yards with 20 TD passes and five interceptions during the regular season.

“Being named league MVP is an amazing honor, especially since there are so many talented players around the league in both conferences. It’s a great honor,

PHOTO BY CHRISTOPHER THAGGARD

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Lakeshore, Mandeville teams take losses in stride at summer league semifinal

BY JOSEPH HALM Staff writer

The results were not what either team wanted.

Mandeville-based Gulf Coast Lending Services and Lakeshorebased Messina’s Catering both fell in the semifinals of the Crescent City Sports Prep Baseball Summer League at John Ryan Stadium on June 29.

But those semifinal scorelines don’t sum up the summer for either squad.

The Titans ran into a buzzsaw on the mound in the form of 6-foot-2 junior Chance Pecoraro, who struck out 12 to throw a no-hitter as Brother Martin-based K’s for Kids earned a 10-0 victory in six innings.

“He was commanding the fastball,” Messina’s coach Jacob Seward said. “He had a lot of velo on it, and that was probably the most velo we have seen since the prep season. He did a good job of attacking our hitters, and unfortunately, we couldn’t make an adjustment on the fastball.”

Pecoraro consistently threw his fastball at 88 to 91 miles per hour and allowed just two walks in 82 pitches. Eli Galiano and Jackson Schemmel both drew those walks

for the Titans (6-3).

Seward chalked the semifinal defeat up to one final learning experience before the end of summer baseball.

“We tell our guys at the beginning of June that this is a development period,” Seward said. “It’s a period of trying to grow as a team. I think overall we did a pretty good job of that. We got in a lot of games, and in most of them, we competed the right way. I think some of our guys got a little more comfortable. Overall, it was a success.”

It was also the end of a long baseball season after the Titans made a run to the Division II nonselect semifinals during the prep season.

Seward said his final words to his players were, “It’s time to relax and recover.”

Lakeshore used a developmental approach throughout the summer, especially on the infield, where the Titans are looking to find some new starters.

“I think we rotated our guys a lot, and everyone sort of handled their positions well,” Seward said.

Seward credited incoming first baseman Barret Bachemin, who will also see some time at third, and Chase Parent for their development. One place the Titans have

a lot of experience is on the bump, where three starters — Alex Duvieilh, Brennan Triche and Galiano — return.

Seward added that Bachemin, Connor Welsh and Parent also performed well out of the bullpen during the summer.

For Mandeville-based Gulf Coast Lending Services, their defeat was a product of missed opportunities at the plate as Hannan-based Arena Title Company held on for a 4-3 victory.

The Skippers stranded eight runners, including the game-tying run at second in the seventh. That fact was not lost on coach Brady Benoit.

“There are no little things, and that’s what is annoying to me at this point,” he said. “Hannan did a good job today and had the right approach. To me, today was completely on the offense. We had several opportunities with runners at second or third and less than two outs, and we’re trying to pull balls, or we’re taking pitches on the outer half. Just zero approach to executing what the team needed in that moment, and that was very frustrating.”

Hannan made the Skippers (7-3-1) pay defensively as well by turning two inning-ending double plays.

Despite the disappointing loss,

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Lakeshore-based Messina’s Catering infielder J.J. Velthouse throws to first for the out on June 29.

Benoit said the summer overall was a success.

“We saw a lot of good things this summer. We have a few positions up in the air, and honestly, one of them I think is answered, and one of them has a big question mark because I didn’t see what I needed to see,” he said.

“Overall, I think we threw the ball exceptionally well all summer. We found some young guys who are going to step into some big roles for

us. Defensively, we need to clean up a little bit. I think we’ll be okay offensively, but we have to understand what the situation is and be able to execute.”

The league, which had 17 teams in 2026, consists of players with remaining eligibility at their schools.

In each of the first four seasons of the CCSL, the league champion has gone on either to win a state championship or finish as runner-up the next spring.

the save. He had to work around trouble in each frame, including Continued from page 1B a clutch 1-6-3 double play to end the sixth inning and preserve the one-run lead.

The Hawks worked around know my teammates had my back. This is awesome. This is a trouble all game as the Skippers great group of guys, so I think got on the board in the third inwe should get used to doing this. ning with a bases-loaded walk to We all just work really well to- Carter Winchester, but starting pitcher Cade McHughes limited gether.”

Goubert started the game at the damage to just one run. Rykfirst base and belted a two-run er Falcon’s two-out RBI single in double in the bottom of the first the fourth pulled the Skippers to for a 2-0 lead. He then came on within one, but Macheca belted in relief in the top of the fifth and an RBI single that scored Lincoln pitched the final three innings for Foster in the bottom of the fifth

for the Hawks’ final run.

With five starters returning from last season’s team, Hargis said he’s excited about the Hawks’ prospects in 2027.

“The best part about the summer was that there wasn’t one guy who went off and carried us,” Hargis said. “It literally was everybody. We hit about .300 as a team. We walked more than we struck out. It really was a collective effort, and that’s how we’re going to have to win in the spring.

We have good baseball players, but it’s going to take everyone to be successful.”

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Hannanbased Arena Title Company’s Jacob Goubert pitched three innings of relief to earn a save on June 29.

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CARDINALS

Continued from page 1B but I wouldn’t hesitate to give it up for a league championship. It’s really frustrating falling short three straight years,” Epherson said.

“We always play well during the regular season and the playoffs, but we can’t seem to get it done in the championship game and that continues to be extremely frustrating for the entire team.”

Epherson said the Cardinals left too many potential big plays on the table, failing to convert on several scoring opportunities.

“We moved the ball well, but we had three crucial illegal man downfield penalties called, which killed us, taking away some long positive plays. Those critical calls didn’t help our cause at all, stopping our momentum and putting us in tough yardage situations,” he said.

In the championship game, Epherson tossed three TD passes but was also picked off three times, two coming on deflected passes.

Cardinals’ second-year head coach EJ Walls said the championship game came down to a few key plays.

“I’m extremely proud of our team and what they accomplished getting to another league championship game. It boiled down to some unfortunate missed offensive scoring opportunities and three big penalties. Those flags took us out of a great offensive rhythm and excellent field position, changing the momentum of the game,” Walls said.

The Mayhem struck first on the game’s opening possession with Adrian “Bobo” Moore hitting Rotavious Thurmond on a 58-yard TD pass to take a 6-0 lead.

Epherson had the answer on the Cardinals’ initial possession, hook-

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Continued from page 1B 5-year-old son, Cole, until dinner time. Chetta also has two 16-yearold daughters, Téa and Avery, and incoming college freshman Ariana (18), all who will receive more of his attention.

“I’m so excited to be able to be with my family so much more,” Chetta said. “At some point, it’s going to hit me, and I’ll miss (coaching) a little bit. But right now, I’m just enjoying (family) so much because so much of me has been focused on soccer. Now, I get to go home and be with my family at a normal time.”

When Chetta came to Northlake

Bayou Lacombe receiver Xavier Chatman makes a leaping grab on June 27. ing up with Daylan Converse on a 13-yard TD toss to tie the game.

The teams combined for seven touchdowns, but neither converted any of their two-point attempts.

With the score tied at 6-6, Cardinals’ defensive end Jacob Dobraska forced a fumble that was recovered by Ted Conrad. It was the first of three Mayhem turnovers, including interceptions by Corey Turner and Jaylan Wilson.

Bayou Lacombe took advantage of the fumble as Epherson connected with Xavier Chatman for a TD and a 12-6 first-quarter lead.

The Mayhem answered after an interception as Moore found Thurmond for his second TD catch from two yards out to tie the game at 12. Mississippi regained the lead

23 years ago, he was a nonfaculty coach. About two and a half years later, he became a history teacher at the school. It’s just one of many job titles he’s held through the years.

“Northlake has really taken care of me and mentored me,” Chetta said. “Now, I’m one of the most experienced people on that campus, being that it is my 23rd year.

It’s funny how God has plans — I never thought I would be the wise one on campus or the one with the most years. Northlake has given me so many opportunities, so I’m excited to have (just) one thing on my plate.”

Assistant coach and alumnus Mason Morise will take over the boys’ program, while Hannah Duckworth will take over the high school athletic director position.

on a one-yard run by Moore to take an 18-12 halftime lead.

Bayou Lacombe didn’t go away quietly as Epherson connected with Converse for his second TD catch to tie the game at 18 just four minutes into the third quarter.

Both defenses took over, stopping their opponents for the remainder of the third period and most of the fourth quarter.

The Mayhem found a late offensive spark when they needed to have it, delivering the gamewinning drive as Moore’s 20-yard tackle-breaking TD run with 3:54 left set the final score.

Bayou Lacombe had one last chance to get back in it, and initially it looked promising as the Cardinals drove down to the

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Mayhem 15-yard line following a roughing the passer call. Unfortunately, that’s where the comeback bid ended.

The Mayhem defense sacked Epherson on first down, setting up second-and-20. Following an incompletion, a low snap caused another sack, placing the ball all the way back to the 44-yard line.

The Cardinals’ final offensive play resulted in another sack with just 48 seconds remaining, securing the league title for the Mayhem.

Mississippi Mayhem first-year head coach and part-owner, Nick Blackman, talked about the struggle to get it done after winning four previous league championships with the Mississippi Dynasty.

“This was my toughest team

championship of them all,” Blackman said. “It took a lot of long nights and hard, intense coaching to get this team to the finish line. I figured it would be a competitive, physical game because the Cardinals are always prepared.”

The Mayhem (7-2) defeated the Arkansas Punishers 14-12 on the road to win the Northern Division championship.

“We were a focused team with some former Dynasty veteran members. We had a bunch of new, young people step up. They were hungry and very eager to win it,” Blackman said.

Bayou Lacombe executive director Gerrin Narcisse, a founding member of the team along with Blaine Bond and Art Lewis, said the Cardinals will take a month off before preparing for the 2027 season.

“Emotions were high, and we’ll take some time to let the dust settle, following the difficult loss, so we’ll focus on trying to finish off what we haven’t been able to accomplish the past three seasons, following three productive Southern Division championships. We’ll assess who will be returning and what roster spots we may have to fill entering next season,” Narcisse said.

“We’ll remain focused as an organization and reassess things, handling some tough emotions, seeing what shakes out for next season. What the Cardinals do in the community is more than just about winning. Our Community Outreach Program is what we are focused on.”

For the past 11 years, the Bayou Lacombe Cardinals have held their annual Back to School Bash, scheduled for Aug. 1 and 2 at the Lacombe Recreation Center, distributing 750 school bags to St. Tammany Parish school students, along with free food, haircuts and shoes to the community’s youth.

St. Paul’s celebrates 2025-26 athletic award winners Staff report St. Paul’s honored its coaches and athletes during its annual athletic awards ceremony at the Gene Bennett Sports Complex.

Wolves’ athletic director Sam Francis began the major athletic awards program with a recap of the 2025-26 sports seasons, noting that hundreds of students participated in at least one sport.

Several members of the Class of 2026 were honored with the traditional athletic awards. Nate Canizaro and Kyle Olsen earned the C.L. Marcotte Award, which is presented to the seniors who best

exemplify the qualities of a scholar athlete.

The Eddie Polk Memorial Award recognizes the senior athlete whose dedication exemplifies sportsmanship and commitment to the ideals of a Lasallian athlete. The award was presented to two recipients: Everett Enk and Lane Hamaker.

Cody Corales earned the Jimmy Dunn Memorial Award, which is presented to the senior who best exemplifies the qualities of an allaround athlete.

The Jason Whittle Memorial Award is presented to the senior who exemplifies a selfless, teamoriented attitude throughout his

career and fulfills his role with enthusiasm and love for his teammates regardless of position. The 2026 winner was Cooper Kelsey.

St. Paul’s also handed out the Outstanding Student-Athlete Award for each high school grade level. This award honors the athlete in each grade who best demonstrates outstanding athletic performance, academic performance, character and dedication to St. Paul’s athletics.

The freshman Outstanding Student-Athlete Award went to Blake Kesley. The sophomore award was earned by Charles Kingrea, and the junior award was given to Connor Ayala and Landon Zornes.

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Contract Granite & Marble Documents are also Responses will be available for public received by the De‐ • Monuments • Vases inspec tion at the • Inscriptions partment of Pro‐ Slidell Engineering curement until 2:00 • Bronze • Tombs Dept.• Copings p.m., Wednesday, July our quality & our prices Bidders also Compare have 29, 2026. Prices the op tion to re view shall not be read.

2280 W. 21st • 892-5050 bid doc uments and Ave. • CovingtonEach response will submit bids elec ‐ Adjoining Pinecrest Memorial Gardens be evaluated by des‐ tronically by visit‐ www.ejfieldingfh.com ignated Parish per‐ ing www.central sonnel after the sub‐ bidding.com. Elec‐ mission deadline. tronic bids will re‐ quire a digital signa‐ This RFP is avail‐ ture. You must reg‐ able online at:

Covington Monument Co.

Slidell, LA 70458 on the 2nd Floor Cardiology Confer‐ ence Room 230. At This bid package is the above time, the available online at bids will be publicly opened and read www.bidexpress. com or LaPAC aloud. https://wwwcfprd.

Sealed proposals doa.louisiana.gov/ must have the re‐ osp/lapac/dspBid. quest for bid num‐ cfm?search=dep 26-07-02C, artment&term=185. ber, boldly displayed It is the Vendor’s re‐ on the outside of PUBLIC NOTICE sponsibility to envelope. check Bid Express, NOTICE OF mustNotices be ac‐ or LaPACNotices fre‐ All bidsPublic Public FOR Notices REQUEST by a bid quentlyPublic for any pos‐ companied Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals PROPOS ALS sible addenda that security equal to ST. TAMMANY may be issued. The five percent (5%) of PARISH Parish is not respon‐ the base bid plus any sible for a Vendor’s added alternates and St. Tammany Parish failure to download must be in the form Government is any addenda docu‐ of a certified check, seeking responses ments cashier’s check, or for the following required to bid bond made project: payable to Slidell complete a Memorial Hospital. submission.

RFP# 26-7-3 – A bid bond shall Auditing Services comply with LAThe project R.S. 38:2218 and classification is: Responses will be Highway, Street, 38:2219. received by the De‐ and Bridge Bidders also have partment of Pro‐ Construction the option to submit curement until 2:00 and/or Municipal bids electronically p.m., through BidNet Di‐ and Public Works Wednesday, July rect. To register, Construction 29, 2026. Prices visit www.bidnetd shall not be read. Paper Bids must be irect.com/slidell Each response will sealed. In addition, memorialhospital be evaluated by des‐ the outside of the ochsner or call Bid‐ ignated Parish per‐ envelope, box, or Net Direct Vendor sonnel after the sub‐ package containing Support at (800) mission deadline. the Bid shall be 835-4603 (Option marked with the fol‐ 2). Electronic sub‐ This RFP is avail‐ lowing information. missions require able online at: Name and Address both an electronic LaPAC – Louisiana of the Bidder, the bid bond and a digi‐ Procurement and State Contractor’s tal signature.

Contract Net‐ License Number of Please direct ques‐ work:https:// the Bidder (if the tions to Barry Win‐ wwwcfprd.doa. work is estimated at ters, Director of louisiana.gov/osp/ $50k or more), the Supply Chain and lapac/dspBid.cfm?

Bid Name, and the Logistics, Slidell search=departm Bid Number. Bids Memorial Hospital, ent&term=185. submitted without 1025 Florida Ave, this information Slidell, LA 70458, It is the Proposer’s may be deemed at e-mail: responsibility to non-responsive.

Barry.Winters@ check the LaPAC Ochsner.org website frequently Bids will be re‐ for any possible ad‐ ceived at 21454 Slidell Memorial denda that may be Koop Dr., Suite 2F, Hospital reserves issued. The Parish is Mandeville, LA the right to reject not responsible for a 70471 from each any and all bids for proposer’s failure to bidder or his agent just cause. Winning download any ad‐ and given a written bid is subject to denda documents receipt, by certified Slidell Memorial required to com‐ mail with return re‐ Hospital’s Board of plete an RFP. ceipt requested, or Commissioner’s ac‐ electronically at ceptance and ap‐ Each Response www.bidexpress. proval. must be sealed. The com.

191589JUN24JUL1 outside of the enve‐ The Procurement -8-3T lope, box, or pack‐ Department can be $1303.80 age shall be marked contacted by tele‐ with the Proposer’s phone at (985) 898Name and Address, 2520 or via e-mail at PUBLIC NOTICE the Proposal Name, Procurement@ REQUEST FOR the RFP #, and the stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ PRO POSALS FOR Proposal Opening many Parish Gov‐ A CON STRUCTION Date. ernment reserves MANAGEMENT the right to reject AT RISK (CMAR) Responses will be any or all quotes and received at the St. to waive informali‐ PROJECT FOR Tammany Parish ties.

Government De‐ 192380JUL1-8-15- ST. TAMMANY PARISH partment of Pro‐ 3T HOSPITAL curement Office, $158.77 SERVICE 21454 Koop Dr., DISTRICT NO. 1 Suite 2F, Mandev‐ D/B/A ille LA., 70471 from PUBLIC NOTICE ST. TAMMANY each Respondent or HEALTH Re quest for Bid: his agent, or by cer‐ SYSTEM SMH Third Floor tified mail with re‐ turn receipt re‐ Renovation 1. Pursuant to La. 26-07-02C quested.

R.S. 38:2225.2.4 The Procurement Complete bidding (“CMAR”), notice Department can be documents may be is hereby given that contacted by tele‐ obtained from the St. Tammany Parish Service phone at (985) 898- Supply Chain and Hospital 2520 or via e-mail at Logistics Depart‐ District No. 1 d/b/a St. Tam many Health ment of Slidell Procurement@ (the stpgov.org. St. Tam‐ Memorial Hospital, System many Parish Gov‐ 1025 Florida Ave., “Owner”), a politi‐ ernment reserves Slidell, Louisiana cal subdivision of State of the right to reject 70458. Phone: 985- the A Louisiana, is hereby any or all quotes and 280-8520.

State‐ to waive informali‐ $200.00 deposit is soliciting required.

Please ments of Qualifica‐ ties. tions (“SOQs”) make checks 191524JUN24JUL1 payable to Slidell from qualified and 8-3T general Memorial Hospital. licensed $147.76 contractors (“Pro‐ A pre-bid meeting posers”) to provide PUBLIC NOTICE will be held on comprehensive preTuesday, July 7, construction designNOTICE TO 2026, at 1:00pm at assist services and BIDDERS 1051 Gause Blvd., construction man‐ ST. TAMMANY Slidell, LA 70458 agement at risk ser‐ PARISH on the 2nd Floor vices for Fourth Cardiology Confer‐ Floor Buildout – Sealed bids will be ence Room 230. All South Tower Expan‐ received by the De‐ proposed bidders sion (the “Project”). partment of Pro‐ are encouraged to The Owner issues curement until 2:00 attend. this solicitation pur‐ p.m., Tuesday, July suant to the author‐ 28, 2026, and then The bid opening ity granted to it by opened and read will be held on La. R.S. publicly at that time Wednesday, July 38:2225.2.4 F(1). by the Procurement 21, 2026, at Staff for the follow‐ 10:00am at 1051 2. Proposers must ing project: Gause Blvd., submit SOQs to the Slidell, LA 70458 Owner on or before Bid # 26-35-2 – LA on the 2nd Floor 2:00 p.m. local time 22 Beautification Cardiology Confer‐ on or before July 31, Project ence Room 230. At 2026. SOQs re‐ the above time, the ceived after that This bid package is bids will be publicly time will not be ac‐ available online at opened and read cepted. www.bidexpress. aloud. com or LaPAC 3. Each SOQ shall https://wwwcfprd.

Sealed proposals be sealed in an doa.louisiana.gov/ envelope must have the re‐ opaque osp/lapac/dspBid. quest for bid num‐ hand-delivered or cfm?search=dep ber, 26-07-02C, sent by registered or artment&term=185. boldly displayed certified mail, return on the outside of receipt requested, It is the Vendor’s re‐ envelope. addressed to: St. sponsibility to Tammany Parish check Bid Express, All bids must be ac‐ Hospital Service or LaPAC fre‐ companied by a bid District No. 1, St. quently for any pos‐ security equal to Tammany Health sible addenda that five percent (5%) of System, 1202 South may be issued. The the base bid plus any Tyler Street, Cov‐ Parish is not respon‐ added alternates and ington, Louisiana sible for a Vendor’s must be in the form 70433, Attention: failure to download of a certified check, Randy Willett, the any addenda docu‐ cashier’s check, or Owner’s Director, ments bid bond made Construction Man‐ required to payable to Slidell agement and Cam‐ complete a Memorial Hospital. pus Transformation, submission.

A bid bond shall and shall be identi‐ comply with LA- fied on the outside The projectly R.S. 38:2218 and of the envelope with classification is: 38:2219. the Proposer’s High way, Street, Bidders also have name, return ad‐ andFamily Bridge i at the option to submit dress, contractor’s Construction bids electronically license number, and and/or Municipal through BidNet Di‐ it shall also include and Public Works rect. To register, the words “CMAR Construction visit www.bidnetd SOQ”, and contain the following Pro‐ irect.com/slidell Paper Bids must be memorialhospital ject name “Fourth sealed. In addition, ochsner or call Bid‐ Floor Buildout – the outside of the Net Direct Vendor South Tower Expan‐ Traditional envelope, box, Service or Support at (800) sion, St. Tammany package containing 835-4603 (Option Health System, Cremation the Bid shall be 2). Electronic sub‐ Covington, marked with the fol ‐ Preplaning missions require Louisiana”. If the lowing information. both an electronic sealed SOQ is sent NameCompetitive and AddressPricing bid bond and a digi‐ by mail, the sealed of the Bidder,Service the tal signature.

Superior envelope shall be State Contractor’s Please direct ques‐ enclosed in a sepa‐ License Number of tions to Barry Win‐ rate mailing enve‐ the Bidder (if the ters, Director of lope with the nota‐ work is estimated at Supply Chain and tion “SEALED $50k or more), the Logistics, Slidell SOQ ENCLOSED” Bid Name, and the Memorial Hospital, on the face of the en‐ Bid Number. Bids 1025 Florida Ave, velope. Hand deliv‐ Edward submitted with out Fielding Slidell, LA 70458, ered SOQs will also this information at e-mail: be received, just be‐ may be deemed 892-9222 • www.ejfieldingfh.com fore 2:00 p.m. local Barry.Winters@ non-responsive.

Locallyorg owned and operated time on the SOQ Ochsner. opening date, in the Bids will be re‐ Slidell Memorial Ponchatoula Con‐ ceived at 21454 Hospital reserves ference Room at St. Koop Dr., Suite 2F, the right to reject Tammany Health Mandeville, LA any and all bids for System.

Bid # 26-35-2 – LA 22 Beautification Project

Owner on or before 2:00 p.m. local time on or before July 31, 2026. SOQs re‐ ceived after that time will not be ac‐ cepted.

1202 S. Tyler St., Coving‐ ton, LA 70433.

6. Interested Proposers must at‐ tend, in person, a mandatory project meeting at 10:00 a.m. on July 14, 2026 in the Poncha‐ toula Conference Room at St. Tam‐ many Health Sys‐ tem, 1202 South Tyler Street, Cov‐ ington, Louisiana 70433. SOQs sub‐ Notices mitted Public

by Pro posers Bids/Proposals will not be consid‐ ered unless the Pro‐ poser attends the mandatory project meeting for the en‐ tire duration of the meeting.

Bids Sealed bids will be received until the hour of 2:00 P.M., local time, Thursday, July 23, 2026, at the City of Covington, City Hall Conference Room, Covington, Louisiana, 317 N. Jefferson Avenue, Covington, LA 70433 and online at www.centralbidd ing.com; for fur‐ nishingPublic all Notices labor, materials, supervi‐ Bids/Proposals sion, etc., and per‐ forming all work necessary to com‐ plete the DOWN‐ TOWN SEWER AND PAVING, Project No. S0072, for the City of Covington, Louisiana. Bids will be opened and pub‐ licly read aloud after 2:00 P.M. in the City Hall Confer‐ ence Room, City Hall, Covington, Louisiana. Any bids received after 2:00 P.M. will be returned un‐ opened.

Deadline: Thursday 2pm 3. Each SOQ shall be sealed in an opaque envelope Phone 985-892-2323 • Fax 985-892-2325 or hand-delivered or sent by registered or email classifieds@sttammanyfarmer.net to place your ad certified mail, return

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receipt requested, addressed to: St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service Public Notices DistrictBids/Proposals No. 1, St. Tammany Health System, 1202 South Tyler Street, Cov‐ ington, Louisiana 70433, Attention: Randy Willett, the Owner’s Director, Construction Man‐ agement and Cam‐ pus Transformation, and shall be identi‐ fied on the outside of the envelope with the Proposer’s name, return ad‐ dress, contractor’s license number, and it shall also include the words “CMAR SOQ”, and contain the following Pro‐ ject name “Fourth Floor Buildout – South Tower Expan‐ sion, St. Tammany Health System, Covington, Louisiana”. If the sealed SOQ is sent by mail, the sealed envelope shall be enclosed in a sepa‐ rate mailing enve‐ lope with the nota‐ tion “SEALED SOQ ENCLOSED” on the face of the en‐ velope. Hand deliv‐ ered SOQs will also be received, just be‐ fore 2:00 p.m. local time on the SOQ opening date, in the Ponchatoula Con‐ ference Room at St. Tammany Health System.

Proposers have the option to submit SOQs electronically through www.cen tralbidding.com. All questions regarding the electronic sub‐ mission process shall be directed to Central Bidding at (225) 810-4814.

4. Immediately after the time specified for SOQs to be re‐ ceived, in the Pon‐ chatoula Confer‐ ence Room at St. Tammany Health System, 1202 South Tyler Street, Cov‐ ington, Louisiana 70433, SOQ en‐ velopes will be opened publicly and the information on the outside of the envelopes will be read aloud.

5. SOQs shall be submitted in com‐ pliance with the Owner’s Request for Qualifications which can be ob‐ tained from the Owner by request‐ ing it from Randy Willett, Director, Construction Man‐ agement and Cam‐ pus Transformation, St. Tammany Health System, whose email address is rwillett@stph.org, and whose mailing address is 1202 S. Tyler St., Coving‐ ton, LA 70433.

7. Proposers must maintain a current general contractor’s license with the Louisiana State Li‐ censing Board for Contractors for the major classification of Building Con‐ struction and certify that they are li‐ censed contractors under Chapter 24 of Title 37 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes.

St. Tammany Parish Hospital Service District No. 1 d/b/a St. Tammany Health System Joan M. Coffman President/CEO 192422JUL1-8-2T $241.76 PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Proposals will be re‐ ceived by the St. Tammany Parish School Board, 321 N. Theard Street, Cov‐ ington, Louisiana 70433, until 3:00 p.m. Monday, Au‐ gust 3,2026, on Automated User Account Creation Software 2026.

Additional informa‐ tion and specifica‐ tions will be fur‐ nished upon request at the School Board Of‐ fice. Request for Proposal documents may also be found on www.centralbidd ing.com and www. stpsb.org/bids.

Each proposal shall be sealed in an enve‐ lope clearly marked on the outside, "RFP # 214 - Auto‐ mated User Account Creation Software 2026".

The St. Tammany Parish School Board reserves the right to adjust quantities by increasing or de‐ creasing and to re‐ ject any and all pro‐ posals.

ST. TAMMANY PARISH SCHOOL BOARD MATIHEW E. GREENE, President FRANK J. JAB‐ BIA, Superintenden 192655JUL1-8-2T $54.10 PUBLIC NOTICE SECTION 00 11 13 Advertisement for Bids

The Contractor shall hold a Louisiana Contractor’s license in Highway, Street and Bridge Con‐ struction and Mu‐ nicipal and Public Works Construc‐ tion. The project consists of sewer rehab including point repairs, sewer lateral lining, sewer main lining, and as‐ sociated work. Mill and overlay of as‐ phalt roadways, pavement patches and associated work.

A non-mandatory pre-bid conference will be held Thurs‐ day, July 9, 2026.

The meeting will be held at 2:00 p.m. at City of Coving‐ ton, City Hall Con‐ ference Room, Covington, Louisiana, 317 N. Jefferson Avenue, Covington, LA 70433.

A complete set of Contract Docu‐ ments are available to download from our web site free of charge: https:// www.covla.com/ city-departments/ grantsandprocur ement/ A complete set of Bid Documents are also available at Central Bidding (www.centralbidd ing.com).

Elec‐ tronic Bids may be submitted at Central Bidding (www.cen tralbidding.com).

For questions re‐ lated to the elec‐ tronic bidding process, please call Central Bidding at 225-810-4814.

Each bid must be ac‐ companied by a bid security in the form of certified check, cashier’s check, or Bid Bond as pre‐ scribed by LA RS 38:2218.A.C, in the amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the total amount bid and payable without conditions to the Owner as a guaran‐ tee that the Bidder, if awarded the Con‐ tract, will promptly execute a Contract in accordance with his proposal and all terms and condi‐ tions of the Contract Documents.

The outside envelope in which the bid is placed must be clearly marked as follows:

Sealed bids will be received until the 6. Interested hour of 2:00 P.M., Proposers must at‐ local time, tend, in person, a Thursday, July 23, mandatory project 2026, at the City of meeting at 10:00 Covington, City a.m. on July 14, Hall Conference 2026 in the Poncha‐ Room, Covington, toula Conference Louisiana, 317 N. Room at St. Tam‐ Jefferson Avenue, many Health Sys‐ Covington, LA tem, 1202 South 70433 and online at Tyler Street, Cov‐ www.centralbidd ington, Louisiana ing.com; for fur‐ 70433. SOQs sub‐ nishing all labor, mitted by Proposers materials, supervi‐ Sealed Bid: CITY will not be consid‐ sion, etc., and per‐ OF COVINGTON ered unless the Pro‐ forming all work DOWNTOWN poser attends the necessary to com‐ SEWER AND mandatory project plete the DOWN‐ PAVING meeting for the en‐ TOWN Project No. S0072 tire duration of the SEWER AND meeting.

PAVING, Project Bid Due Date and No. S0072, for the Time: Thursday, 7.Notice Proisposers must 23,Constitution, 2026, 2:00 City Coving ton,of theJuly hereby given, pursuant to Articleof IV, Section 21(D)(1) Louisiana that main tain a Entergy current P.M. retail electric and gas Louisiana. on June 1, 2026, Louisiana, LLC (“ELL”),Bids a publicwill utility providing service thetor’s State of Louisiana, filed with Louisiana gen eralthroughout contrac be opened andthepub ‐ Public Service Commission (“LPSC”) public and confidential versions of itsaloud Formula after Rate Plan (“FRP”) Rider Schedule FRP license with the licly INCLUDE: read Evaluation Report and Workpapers for TestP.M. Year 2025.

Louisiana State Li‐ 2:00 in the Contractor’s cens ing Board for City Hall Confer‐ name, address, and The filing reflects an earned return on common equity (“EROE”) for the 2025 Evaluation Con tractors for the is within Room, Louisiana state Citydead band Period/Test Year of 9.63%, whichence approved FRP and results in no change major clasrevenue. sification Hall, theCov ington, contractor’s in FRP base of Building Con‐ Louisiana. Any bids license number struc tionin and certifyinclude received 2:00 Changes FRP Revenue a reductionafter in credits flowing through the Tax Adjustment Mechanism, plant in service reflected the that theyadditions are tolitransmission ‐ P.M.and All ap plicathrough ble laws, willdistribution be Transmission Recovery Mechanism and Distribution Recovery respectively, a censed con tractors ordinances, andandthe returned un‐ Mechanism, decrease in credits flowing through the MISO Cost Recovery Mechanism.

These changes result under Chapter 24 of opened. rules and regula‐ in a net increase in FRP Revenue of $226 million.

Title 37 of the tions of all authori‐ Louisiana Revised The Con ties having jurisdic‐ tor shall The resulting FRP factors to be applied to thetrac respective ELL rate classes effective for customer Statutes. tion over construc‐ hold a Louisiana bills rendered on and after the first billing cycle of September 2026 are as follows: Contractor’s license tion of the project St. Tammany Parish in Highway, Street shall apply to the Hospital Service and Bridge Con‐ Contract through‐ District LnNo. 1 d/b/a struction and Mu‐ out.

No. ELL FRP Rate Adj. of Covington St. Tammany Health Rate nicClass ipal and PublicTotalCity System Works Construc‐ 191677JUN24JUL1 -8-3T Joan M. 1CoffRESIDENTIAL man tion. The project 100.7855% President/CEO sists of sewer $267.85 SMALL GENERALcon SERVICE 2 93.2446% 192422JUL1-8-2T GENERAL SERVICE rehab in clud ing 3 96.3035% SERVICE $241.76 4 MUNICIPAL PUMPING point repairs, sewer 102.9310% LARGE POWER SERVICE 5 82.9259% lateral lining, sewer HIGH LOAD FACTOR SERVICE 6 82.7593% main lining, and as‐ LARGE LOAD HIGH LF POWER SERVICE 7 80.9583% sociated work. Mill LARGE INDUSTRIAL SERVICE 8 86.5556% and overlay of as‐ LIGHTING SERVICE 9 94.5556% phalt roadways, pavement patches and associated It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates will have the following effects upon applicable work.

Legacy ELL customers’ typical monthly bills: for a Residential customer using 1,000 kWh the bill

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would change by approximately $6.35; for a Small General Service customer using 50 kW and non-manda tory 12,500 kWh the bill would changeAby approximately $80.47; for a Large General Service customer pre-bid con ference using 1,000 kW and 500,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $1,887.73.

will be held Thurs‐

It is estimated that the proposed adjustment in rates 9, will have the following effects upon applicable day, July 2026.

Legacy EGSL customers’ typicalThe monthlymeet bills: for a Residential ing will customer using 1,000 kWh the bill would change by approximately a Small be$6.35; heldforat 2:00General p.m.Service customer using 5000 kWh the bill would change by approximately $34.62; for a Large General Service customer using 500 at City of Coving‐ kW and 255,500 kWh the bill would change by approximately $897.06.

ton, City Hall Con‐

ference Room, call the LPSC toll free at (800) 256For questions and comments regarding ELL’s filing, please Coving 2397. Additionally, the filing, including itston, attachments, the public version of which may be 317 N. viewed in the Records Division ofLouisiana, the LPSC at the following address: Jefferson Avenue, Records Division LA Coving ton, 602 N. Fifth Street, 12th Floor 70433.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802

(225) 342-3157 ATelephone: complete set of Contract Docu‐ ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC ments are available to download from our web site free of charge: https:// www.covla.com/ city-departments/

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Legal Notices

Legal Notices

Legal Notices

The following resolution was offered by James Braud and seconded by Tammy Lamy: RESOLUTION A resolution authorizing the incurring of debt and issuance of Twenty-Five Million Dollars ($25,000,000) of General Obligation School Bonds, Series 2026, of St. Tammany Parish Wide School District No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana; prescribing the form, terms and conditions of said Bonds; designating the date, denomination and place of payment of said Bonds; providing for the payment thereof in principal and interest; and providing for other matters in connection therewith.

Legal Notices

Representation.

principal of and the interest on the Bonds as the same shall come due from the taxes pledged and

For every transfer and exchange of the Bonds, the Beneficial Owner may be charged a sum sufficient to cover such Beneficial Owner's allocable share of any tax, fee or other governmental charge that may be imposed in relation thereto.

"Interest Payment Date" means March 1 and September 1 of each year, commencing March 1, 2027.

"Issuer" means St. Tammany Parish Wide School District No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana.

"Outstanding" when used with respect to Bonds means, as of the date of determination, all Bonds theretofore issued and delivered under this Resolution, except: 1.

Bonds theretofore canceled by the Paying Agent or delivered to the Paying Agent for cancellation;

2.

Bonds for which payment or redemption sufficient funds have been theretofore deposited in trust for the owners of such Bonds, provided that if such Bonds are to be redeemed, irrevocable notice of such redemption has been duly given or provided for pursuant to this Resolution or waived;

3.

Bonds in exchange for or in lieu of which other Bonds have been registered and delivered pursuant to this Resolution;

4.

Bonds alleged to have been mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen which have been paid as provided in this Resolution or by law; and

5.

Bonds for the payment of the principal (or redemption price, if any) of and interest on which money or Government Securities or both are held in trust with the effect specified in this Resolution.

"Owner" or "Owners" when used with respect to any Bond means the Person in whose name such Bond is registered in the Bond Register.

"Paying Agent" means Argent Trust Company, in Ruston, Louisiana, until a successor Paying Agent shall have been appointed pursuant to the applicable provisions of this Resolution and thereafter, "Paying Agent" shall mean such successor Paying Agent.

"Person" means any individual, corporation, partnership, joint venture, association, joint-stock company, trust, unincorporated organization or government or any agency or political subdivision thereof.

"Purchaser" means the original purchaser of the Bonds to be named in a subsequent resolution of this Governing Authority.

"Record Date" for the interest payable on any Interest Payment Date means the 15th calendar day of the month next preceding such Interest Payment Date.

"Resolution" means this resolution authorizing the issuance of the Bonds, as it may be supplemented and amended.

SECTION 2. Authorization of Bonds; Maturities. In compliance with the terms and provisions of the Act, and being authorized at a special election held in the Issuer on May 3, 2025, for the purpose of financing capital expenditures for school purposes for the

Bonds. Such a determination may be made at any time by giving 20 days' notice to the Issuer and the Paying Agent and discharging its responsibilities with respect thereto under applicable law; or

those specific school projects set forth in the “Capital Improvement Plan” approved by the School Board on December 12, 2024, title to which shall be in the public, and paying the costs of

Severability; Application of Subsequently Enacted Laws. In

held to be illegal or invalid, such illegality or invalidity shall not affect any other provisions of this Resolution or of the Bonds, but this Resolution and the Bonds shall be construed and enforced as if such illegal or invalid provisions had not been contained therein. Any constitutional or statutory provisions enacted after the date of this Resolution which validate or make

(b) The Issuer determines that continuation of the system of book-entry transfer

legal any provision of this Resolution and/or the Bonds which would not otherwise be valid or

through DTC (or a successor securities depository) is not in the best interests of

legal shall be deemed to apply to this Resolution and to the Bonds.

the Issuer and/or the Beneficial Owners.

SECTION 15. Recital of Regularity. This Governing Authority having investi-

The Issuer and the Paying Agent will recognize DTC or its nominee as the Bondholder for all purposes, including notices and voting.

gated the regularity of the proceedings had in connection with the Bonds herein authorized and having determined the same to be regular, the Bonds shall contain the following recital, to-wit:

Neither the Issuer or the Paying Agent are responsible for the performance by DTC of any of its obligations, including, without limitation, the payment of moneys received by

"It is certified that this Bond is authorized by and is issued in conformity with the requirements of the Constitution and statutes of this State."

DTC, the forwarding of notices received by DTC or the giving of any consent or proxy in lieu of

SECTION 16. Effect of Registration. The Issuer, the Paying Agent, and any

consent.

agent of either of them may treat the Owner in whose name any Bond is registered as the Owner Whenever during the term of the Bonds the beneficial ownership thereof is

of such Bond for the purpose of receiving payment of the principal (and redemption price) of and

determined by a book entry at DTC, the requirements of this Resolution of holding, delivering or

interest on such Bond and for all other purposes whatsoever, and to the extent permitted by law,

transferring the Bonds shall be deemed modified to require the appropriate person to meet the

neither the Issuer, the Paying Agent, nor any agent of either of them shall be affected by notice to

requirements of DTC as to registering or transferring the book entry to produce the same effect.

the contrary.

If at any time DTC ceases to hold the Bonds, all references herein to DTC shall be of no further force or effect.

SECTION 17.

Notices to Owners.

Wherever this Resolution provides for

notice to Owners of Bonds of any event, such notice shall be sufficiently given (unless otherwise

SECTION 4. Redemption Provisions. The Bonds maturing on March 1, 2037, and thereafter, will be callable for redemption by the Issuer in full or in part at any time on or after March 1, 2036, and if less than a full maturity, then by lot within such maturity, at the principal amount thereof, plus accrued interest from the most recent Interest Payment Date to which interest has been paid or duly provided for. In the event a Bond to be redeemed is of a denomination larger than $5,000, a portion of such Bond ($5,000 or any multiple thereof) may be redeemed. Bonds are not required to be redeemed in inverse order of maturity. Official notice of such call of any of the Bonds for redemption will be given, via accepted means of electronic communication or by first class mail, postage prepaid, by notice deposited in the United States

herein expressly provided) if in writing and mailed, first-class postage prepaid, to each Owner of such Bonds, at the address of such Owner as it appears in the Bond Register. In any case where notice to Owners of Bonds is given by mail, neither the failure to mail such notice to any particular Owner of Bonds, nor any defect in any notice so mailed, shall affect the sufficiency of such notice with respect to all other Bonds. Where this Resolution provides for notice in any manner, such notice may be waived in writing by the Owner or Owners entitled to receive such notice, either before or after the event, and such waiver shall be the equivalent of such notice.

Waivers of notice by Owners shall be filed with the Paying Agent, but such filing shall not be a condition precedent to the validity of any action taken in reliance upon such waiver.

mails not less than twenty (20) days prior to the redemption date addressed to the registered

SECTION 18. Cancellation of Bonds. All Bonds surrendered for payment,

owner of each bond to be redeemed at his address as shown on the registration books of the

redemption, transfer, exchange or replacement, if surrendered to the Paying Agent, shall be

Paying Agent.

promptly canceled by it and, if surrendered to the Issuer, shall be delivered to the Paying Agent

Subject to the provisions of the

and, if not already canceled, shall be promptly canceled by the Paying Agent. The Issuer may at

Book-Entry System set for in Section 3 hereof, the Issuer shall cause the Bond Register to be

any time deliver to the Paying Agent for cancellation any Bonds previously registered and

kept by the Paying Agent. The Bonds may be transferred, registered and assigned only on the

delivered which the Issuer may have acquired in any manner whatsoever, and all Bonds so

Bond Register, and such registration shall be at the expense of the Issuer. A Bond may be

delivered shall be promptly canceled by the Paying Agent. All canceled Bonds held by the

assigned by the execution of an assignment form on the Bond or by other instruments of transfer

Paying Agent shall be disposed of as directed in writing by the Issuer.

SECTION 5.

Registration and Transfer.

and assignment acceptable to the Paying Agent. A new Bond or Bonds will be delivered by the

SECTION 19. Mutilated, Destroyed, Lost or Stolen Bonds. If (1) any mutilated

Paying Agent to the last assignee (the new Owner) in exchange for such transferred and assigned

Bond is surrendered to the Paying Agent, or the Issuer and the Paying Agent receive evidence to

Bonds after receipt of the Bonds to be transferred in proper form. Such new Bond or Bonds

their satisfaction of the destruction, loss or theft of any Bond, and (2) there is delivered to the

shall be in the denomination of $5,000 or any integral multiple thereof within a single maturity.

Issuer and the Paying Agent such security or indemnity as may be required by them to save each

Neither the Issuer nor the Paying Agent shall be required to issue, register, transfer or exchange

of them harmless, then, in the absence of notice to the Issuer or the Paying Agent that such Bond

any Bond during a period beginning at the opening of business on a Record Date and ending at

has been acquired by a bona fide purchaser, the Issuer shall execute, and upon its request the

the close of business on the Interest Payment Date.

Paying Agent shall register and deliver, in exchange for or in lieu of any such mutilated,

SECTION 6.

Form of Bonds. The Bonds and the endorsements to appear

thereon shall be in substantially the forms, as attached hereto as Exhibit A, subject to any changes as may be approved by the Executive Officers.

District, including constructing, acquiring and/or improving schools and other school related facilities, together with equipment and furnishings therefor, including, to the extent feasible,

SECTION 14.

case any one or more of the provisions of this Resolution or of the Bonds shall for any reason be

(a) DTC determines to discontinue providing its service with respect to the

"Code" means the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.

"Government Securities" means direct obligations of, or obligations the principal of and interest on which are unconditionally guaranteed by the United States of America, which are non-callable prior to their maturity, may be United States Treasury obligations such as the State and Local Government Series and may be in book-entry form.

required to consent to any material modification or amendment of this Resolution, without the

Bond certificates are required to be delivered to and registered in the name of the

"Agreement" means the agreement to be entered into between the Issuer and the Paying Agent pursuant to this Resolution.

"Governing Authority" means the Parish School Board of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana.

dedicated to the payment thereof by this Resolution, or reduce the percentage of the Owners

consent of all of the Owners of the Bonds.

Beneficial Owner under the following circumstances:

"Act" means, collectively, Article VI, Section 33 of the Constitution of the State of Louisiana of 1974, Part II of Chapter 4 of Subtitle II of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority.

"Executive Officers" means, collectively, the President and the Secretary of the Governing Authority.

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redemption provisions of the Bonds, or a reduction in the rate of interest thereon, or in the

following meanings, unless the context otherwise requires:

"Bonds" means the Issuer's General Obligation School Bonds, Series 2026, authorized by this Resolution in the total aggregate principal amount of Twenty-Five Million Dollars ($25,000,000).

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amount of the principal obligation thereof, or affecting the obligation of the Issuer to pay the

SECTION 1. Definitions. As used herein, the following terms shall have the

"Bond Register" means the records kept by the Paying Agent at its principal corporate office in which registration of the Bonds and transfers of the Bonds shall be made as provided herein.

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book-entry-only form, the payment of principal of, premium, if any, and interest on the Bonds

District No. 12 of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, that:

"Bond" means any Bonds of the Issuer authorized to be issued by this Resolution, whether initially delivered or issued in exchange for, upon transfer of, or in lieu of any Bond previously issued.

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may be payable by the Paying Agent by wire transfer to DTC in accordance with the Letter of

BE IT RESOLVED by the Parish School Board of the Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana, acting as the governing authority of St. Tammany Parish Wide School

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and principal amount, bearing a number not contemporaneously outstanding. In case any such mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen Bond has become or is about to become due and payable, the

SECTION 7. Execution of Bonds. The Bonds shall be signed by the Executive Officers for, on behalf of, in the name of and under the corporate seal of the Issuer, and the Legal Opinion Certificate shall be signed by the Secretary of the Governing Authority, which signatures and corporate seal may be either manual or facsimile.

issuance thereof. To represent said indebtedness, this Governing Authority does hereby authorize

destroyed, lost, or stolen Bond, a new Bond of the same maturity and of like tenor, interest rate

Issuer in its discretion may, instead of issuing a new Bond, pay such Bond. Upon the issuance of any new Bond under this Section, the Issuer may require the payment by the Owner of a sum sufficient to cover any tax or other governmental charge that may be imposed in relation thereto and any other expenses (including the fees and expenses of the Paying Agent) connected

SECTION 8. Reserved.

therewith. Every new Bond issued pursuant to this Section in lieu of any mutilated, destroyed,

the issuance of Twenty-Five Million Dollars ($25,000,000) of General Obligation School Bonds, The Bonds shall constitute

lost or stolen Bond shall constitute a replacement of the prior obligation of the Issuer, whether or

general obligations of the Issuer, and the full faith and credit of the Issuer is hereby pledged for

not the mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen Bond shall be at any time enforceable by anyone and

integral multiple thereof within a single maturity and shall be numbered from R-1 upward. The

their payment. This Governing Authority does hereby obligate itself and is bound under the

shall be entitled to all the benefits of this Resolution equally and ratably with all other

unpaid principal of the Bonds shall bear interest from the date thereof or from the most recent

terms and provisions of law and the election authorizing the Bonds to impose and collect

Outstanding Bonds. Any additional procedures set forth in the Agreement, authorized in this

annually in excess of all other taxes a tax on all of the property subject to taxation within the

Resolution, shall also be available with respect to mutilated, destroyed, lost or stolen Bonds.

SECTION 9.

Series 2026, of the Issuer. The Bonds shall be in fully registered form, shall be dated the date of delivery, shall be issued in the denomination of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000) each or any

Interest Payment Date to which interest has been paid or duly provided for, payable on each Interest Payment Date, commencing March 1, 2027, at the rates of interest per maturity and shall mature on March 1 of each year as shall be set forth in a subsequent resolution of this Governing Authority.

The principal of the Bonds, upon maturity or redemption, shall be payable at the

territorial limits of the Issuer sufficient to pay the principal of and the interest on the Bonds

The provisions of this Section are exclusive and shall preclude (to the extent lawful) all other

falling due each year, said tax to be levied and collected by the same officers, in the same

rights and remedies with respect to the replacement and payment of mutilated, destroyed, lost or

manner and at the same time as other taxes are levied and collected within the territorial limits of

stolen Bonds.

(determined as of the close of business on the Record Date) at the address shown on the Bond Register. Each Bond delivered under this Resolution upon transfer of, in exchange for or in lieu of any other Bond shall carry all the rights to interest accrued and unpaid, and to accrue, which were carried by such other Bond, and each such Bond shall bear interest (as herein set forth) so neither gain nor loss in interest shall result from such transfer, exchange or substitution.

SECTION 10. Sinking Fund. For the payment of the principal of and the

cause to be paid, or there shall otherwise be paid to the Owners, the principal (and redemption

interest on the Bonds, the Issuer will maintain a special fund, to be held by the regularly

price) of and interest on the Bonds, at the times and in the manner stipulated in this Resolution,

designated fiscal agent of the Issuer (the "Sinking Fund"), into which the Issuer will deposit the

then the pledge of the money, securities, and funds pledged under this Resolution and all cove-

proceeds of the aforesaid special tax and no other moneys whatsoever. The depository for the

nants, agreements, and other obligations of the Issuer to the Owners of the Bonds shall thereupon

Sinking Fund shall transfer from the Sinking Fund to the Paying Agent at least one (1) day in

cease, terminate, and become void and be discharged and satisfied, and the Paying Agent shall

advance of each Interest Payment Date, funds fully sufficient to pay promptly the principal and

pay over or deliver all money held by it under this Resolution to the Issuer.

interest falling due on such date.

at least $1,000,000 in principal amount of Bonds outstanding, all payments of principal, premium, if any, and interest on the Bonds will be made by wire transfer in immediately

principal, premium, and interest, whether by check or by wire transfer.

such payment or redemption or otherwise) at the maturity or redemption date thereof shall be

the benefit of the Owners of the Bonds, and shall be secured by said fiduciaries at all times to the

deemed to have been paid within the meaning and with the effect expressed above in this

full extent thereof in the manner required by law for the securing of deposits of public funds.

Section, if they have been defeased pursuant to Chapter 14 of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised

All or any part of the moneys in the Sinking Fund shall, at the written request of the Issuer, be invested in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the State of Louisiana, in which event all income derived from such investments shall be added only to the Sinking Fund.

No Bond shall be entitled to any right or benefit under this Resolution, or be valid

SECTION 11. Application of Proceeds. The Executive Officers are hereby

or obligatory for any purpose, unless there appears on such Bond a certificate of registration,

empowered, authorized and directed to do any and all things necessary and incidental to carry

substantially in the form provided in this Resolution, executed by the Paying Agent by manual

out all of the provisions of this Resolution, to cause the necessary Bonds to be printed, to issue,

signature.

execute and seal the Bonds, and to effect delivery thereof as hereinafter provided. The proceeds SECTION 3. Book-Entry Registration of Bonds. The Bonds shall be initially

derived from the sale of the Bonds, including any premium derived from the sale thereof, shall

issued in the name of Cede & Co., as nominee for The Depository Trust Company ("DTC"), as

be deposited by the Issuer with its fiscal agent bank or banks to be used as shall be directed by

registered owner of the Bonds, and held in the custody of DTC. The Secretary of the Governing

the Secretary of this Governing Authority (i) for the purpose for which the Bonds are issued

Authority or any other officer of the Governing Authority is authorized to execute and deliver a

and/or (ii) for deposit in the Sinking Fund to be used to pay principal and interest coming due on

Letter of Representation to DTC on behalf of the Issuer with respect to the issuance of the Bonds

the Bonds.

in "book-entry only" format. The Paying Agent is hereby directed to execute said Letter of

shall have been set aside and shall be held in trust (through deposit by the Issuer of funds for

the Issuer or the Paying Agent under the terms of this Resolution shall constitute sacred funds for

available funds to an account designated by such registered owner; CUSIP number identification with appropriate dollar amounts for each CUSIP number will accompany all payments of

Bonds or interest installments for the payment or redemption of which money

All moneys deposited with the regularly designated fiscal agent bank or banks of

During any period after the initial delivery of the Bonds in book-entry-only form when the Bonds are delivered in multiple certificates form, upon request of a registered owner of

SECTION 20. Discharge of Resolution; Defeasance. If the Issuer shall pay or

the Issuer.

principal corporate trust office of the Paying Agent, upon presentation and surrender thereof, and interest on the Bonds shall be payable by check mailed by the Paying Agent to the Owner

Pledge of Full Faith and Credit.

Statutes of 1950, as amended, or any successor provisions thereto.

SECTION 21. Successor Paying Agent; Paying Agent Agreement. The Issuer will at all times maintain a Paying Agent meeting the qualifications hereinafter described for the performance of the duties hereunder for the Bonds. The designation of the initial Paying Agent in this Resolution is hereby confirmed and approved. The Issuer reserves the right to appoint a successor Paying Agent by (a) filing with the Person then performing such function a certified copy of a resolution or ordinance giving notice of the termination of the Agreement and appointing a successor and (b) causing notice to be given to each Owner. Every Paying Agent appointed hereunder shall at all times be a bank or trust company organized and doing business under the laws of the United States of America or of any state, authorized under such laws to serve as Paying Agent, and subject to supervision or examination by Federal or State authority.

The Executive Officers are hereby authorized and directed to execute an appropriate Agreement

SECTION 12.

Bonds Legal Obligations.

The Bonds shall constitute legal,

Representation. The terms and provisions of said Letter of Representation shall govern in the

binding and valid obligations of the Issuer and shall be the only representations of the

event of any inconsistency between the provisions of this Resolution and said Letter of

indebtedness as herein authorized and created.

Representation. Initially, a single certificate will be issued and delivered to DTC for each

SECTION 13. Resolution a Contract. The provisions of this Resolution shall

maturity of the Bonds. The Beneficial Owners will not receive physical delivery of Bond

constitute a contract between the Issuer, or its successor, and the Owner or Owners from time to

certificates except as provided herein. Beneficial Owners are expected to receive a written

time of the Bonds and any such Owner or Owners may at law or in equity, by suit, action,

confirmation of their purchase providing details of each Bond acquired. For so long as DTC

mandamus or other proceedings, enforce and compel the performance of all duties required to be

shall continue to serve as securities depository for the Bonds as provided herein, all transfers of

performed by this Governing Authority or the Issuer as a result of issuing the Bonds.

with the Paying Agent for and on behalf of the Issuer in such form as may be satisfactory to said officers, the signatures of said officers on such Agreement to be conclusive evidence of the due exercise of the authority granted hereunder.

SECTION 22. Arbitrage. The Issuer covenants and agrees that, to the extent permitted by the laws of the State of Louisiana, it will comply with the requirements of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 and any amendment thereto (the "Code") in order to establish, maintain and preserve the exclusion from "gross income" of interest on the Bonds under the Code. The Issuer further covenants and agrees that it will not take any action, fail to take any action, or permit any action within its control to be taken, or permit at any time or times any of

beneficial ownership interest will be made by book-entry only, and no investor or other party

No material modification or amendment of this Resolution, or of any resolution

purchasing, selling or otherwise transferring beneficial ownership of Bonds is to receive, hold or

amendatory hereof or supplemental hereto, may be made without the consent in writing of the

the proceeds of the Bonds or any other funds of the Issuer to be used directly or indirectly in any

deliver any Bond certificate.

Owners of two-thirds (2/3) of the aggregate principal amount of the Bonds then outstanding;

manner, the effect of which would be to cause the Bonds to be "arbitrage bonds" or would result

provided, however, that no modification or amendment shall permit a change in the maturity or

in the inclusion of the interest on any of the Bonds in gross income under the Code, including,

Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, while the Bonds are issued in

. com set City Hall Confer‐ Bid Documents are ence Room, City also available at Hall, Covington, Central Bidding Louisiana. Any bids (www. centralbidd 6B ✦ Wednesday, July 8, 2026 ✦ St. Tammany ✦ re ceived after 2:00 ing.com).

Elec‐ Legal P.M. Legal will be re‐ tronic Legal Bids may be Notices turnedNotices unopened. submitNotices ted at Central Bidding (www.cen The Contractor shall tralbidding.com). limitation, the‐failure to comply with the limitation onhold investment Bond proceeds a of Louisiana Forwithout ques tions (i) re Contractor’s license lated to the elec‐ or (ii) the failure to pay any required rebate of arbitrage earnings to Unitedway, States ofStreet America intheHigh tronic bid ding and Bridge. process, please call or (iii) the use of the proceeds of the Bonds in a manner which would cause the Bonds to be The work consists Central Bidding at of mill and overlay 225-810-4814. "private activity bonds". of asphalt pavement Each bid must be ac‐ with and full companied by bid Officers are hereby empowered, authorized The aExecutive directeddepth to take patch ing. security in the form any and all action and to execute and deliver any instrument, document or certificate necessary to of certified check, A non-mandatory cashier’s check, or of this Section. pre-bid conference Bideffectuate Bondthe purposes as pre ‐ will beThe held Thurs ‐ scribed by SECTION LA RS23. Not Qualified Tax-Exempt Obligations. are not day, July Bonds 23, 2026.

38:2218.A.C, in the The meet ing will amount equal to at designated as "qualified tax exempt obligations" within the meaning of Section 265(b)(3) of the be held at 2:30 p.m. least five percent at City of Cov ing ‐ PUB LIC NO TICE Code. of the total (5%) ton, City Hall Con‐ amount bid and SECTION of Documents.

In connection withRoom, the issuance and ference Cov ‐ SECTION 00 11 13 payable without24. Execution tisement for ington, Louisiana, consale ditions to the Adver of the Bonds, the Executive Officers are each authorized, empowered and directed to 317 N. Jefferson Av‐ Owner as a guaran‐ Bids enue, Covington, teeexecute that the Bidder, on behalf of theif Issuer such documents, certificates and instruments as they may deem awarded the Con‐ Sealed bids will be LA 70433. ceived tract, will upon promptly necessary, the advice ofrebond counsel,until to effect the the transactions contemplated by this execute a Contract hour of 2:00 P.M., A complete set of Contract Doctoube‐ local time, Thurs ‐ certificates Resolution, the signatures of such persons on such documents, and instruments in accordance with his proposal and all day, August 6, 2026 ments are available conclusive evidence the‐ dueat exercise of the authorityCov granted to download from City Hall, ‐ hereunder. terms and conofdi site free of tions of the Con tract ington, Louisiana, our webshall SECTION 25. Publication. A copy of this Resolution be published https:// Documents.

The 317 N. Jefferson Av‐ charge: ton,journal www. covla.com/ outimmediately side enve lope in inenue, after its adoption one (1) issueCov of theing official of the Issuer. which the bid is LA 70433; for fur‐ city-departments/ placed must be nishing all labor, grantsandprocur clearly marked as materials, supervi‐ ement/ sion, etc., and per‐ A complete set of follows: forming all work Bid Doc uments are Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices necessary to com‐ also avail able at SealedBids/Proposals Bid: CITY Bids/Proposals Bids/Proposals Bidding OF COVINGTON plete the 2026 Central GMA STREETS (www.centralbidd DOWNTOWN REPAVE, Project ing.com).

Elec‐ SEWER AND No. C0267, for the tronic Bids may be PAVING City sub of Cov ing ton, mit ted at Cen tral Project No. S0072 Louisiana. Bids will Bidding (www.cen be opened and pub‐ tralbidding.com).

Bid Due Date and licly read aloud after For questions re‐ Time: Thursday, July 23, 2026, 2:00 2:00 P.M. in the lated to the elec‐ City Hall Confer‐ tronic bidding P.M. ence Room, City process, please call Hall, Cen Cov ing ton, tral Bid ding at INCLUDE: Louisiana. Any bids 225-810-4814.

Contractor’s name, address, and received after 2:00 Each bid must be ac‐ P.M. will be re‐ companied by a bid Louisiana state turned unopened. security in the form contractor’s of certified check, license number The Contractor shall cashier’s check, or All applicable laws, hold a Louisiana Bid Bond as pre‐ ordinances, and the Contractor’s license scribed by LA RS rules and regula‐ in Highway, Street 38:2218.A.C, in the amount equal to at tions of all authori‐ and Bridge. ties having jurisdic‐ The work consists least five percent tion over construc‐ of mill and overlay (5%) of the total tion of the project of asphalt pavement amount bid and without shall apply to the with full depth payable conditions to the Contract through‐ patching.

Owner as a guaran‐ out.

A non-mandatory tee that the Bidder, if City of Covington 191677JUN24JUL1 pre-bid conference awarded the Con‐ will be held Thurs‐ tract, will promptly -8-3T day, July 23, 2026. execute a Contract $267.85 The meeting will in accordance with be held at 2:30 p.m. his proposal and all PUBLIC NOTICE at City of Coving‐ terms and condi‐ SECTION 00 11 13 ton, City Hall Con‐ tions of the Contract fer ence Room, Cov‐ Documents.

The Advertisement for ington, Louisiana, outside envelope in Bids 317 N. Jefferson Av‐ which the bid is Sealed bids will be enue, Covington, placed must be clearly marked as received until the LA 70433. follows: hour of 2:00 P.M., local time, Thurs‐ A complete set of Docu‐ Sealed Bid: CITY day, August 6, 2026 Contract at City Hall, Cov‐ ments are available OF COVINGTON ington, Louisiana, to download from 2026 GMA 317 N. Jefferson Av‐ our web site free of STREETS https:// REPAVE enue, Covington, charge: Project No. C0267 LA 70433; for fur‐ www.covla.com/ nishing all labor, city-departments/ Bid Due Date and materials, supervi‐ grantsandprocur Time: August 6, sion, etc., and per‐ ement/ A com plete set of 2026, 2:00 P.M. forming all work necessary to com‐ Bid Documents are plete the 2026 also available at INCLUDE: Con‐ Bidding tractor’s name, ad‐ GMA STREETS Central dress, and REPAVE, Project (www.centralbidd state Elec‐ Louisiana No. C0267, for the ing.com). li‐ City of Covington, tronic Bids may be contractor’s Louisiana. Bids will submitted at Central cense number Bid ding (www. cen be opened and pub‐ It is requested, but licly read aloud after tralbidding.com). mandatory, 2:00 P.M. in the For questions re‐ not City Hall Confer‐ lated to the elec‐ that the entire bid bidding package be sub‐ ence Room, City tronic Hall, Covington, process, please call mitted in dupli‐ Duplicate Louisiana. Any bids Central Bidding at cate. copy can be a pho‐ received after 2:00 225-810-4814. to copy.

Each bid must be ac ‐ P.M. will be re‐ companied by a bid turned unopened. security in the form All applicable laws, The Contractor shall of certified check, ordinances, and the hold a Louisiana cashier’s check, or rules and regula‐ Contractor’s license Bid Bond as pre‐ tions of all authori‐ in Highway, Street scribed by LA RS ties having jurisdic‐ 38:2218.A.C, in the tion over construc‐ and Bridge.

The work consists amount equal to at tion of the project of mill and overlay least five percent shall apply to the of asphalt pavement (5%) of the total Contract through‐ with full depth amount bid and out. payable without 193052JUL8-15patching. conditions to the 22-3T A non-mandatory Owner as a guaran‐ $254.83 pre-bid conference tee that the Bidder, if will be held Thurs‐ awarded the Con‐ day, July 23, 2026. tract, will promptly The meeting will execute a Contract be held at 2:30 p.m. in accordance with at City of Coving‐ his proposal and all ton, City Hall Con‐ terms and condi‐ ference Room, Cov‐ tions of the Contract The ington, Louisiana, Documents.

317 N. Jefferson Av‐ outside envelope in enue, Covington, which the bid is placed must be LA 70433. clearly marked as A complete set of follows: Contract Docu‐ ments are available Sealed Bid: CITY to download from OF COVINGTON our web site free of 2026 GMA charge: https:// STREETS REPAVE www.covla.com/ Project No. C0267 city-departments/ grantsandprocur Bid Due Date and ement/ A complete set of Time: August 6, Bid Documents are 2026, 2:00 P.M. also available at Central Bidding INCLUDE: Con‐ tractor’s name, ad‐ (www.centralbidd and ing.com).

Elec‐ dress, state tronic Bids may be Louisiana li‐ submitted at Central contractor’s Bidding (www.cen cense number tralbidding.com).

For questions re‐ It is requested, but mandatory, lated to the elec‐ not tronic bidding that the entire bid process, please call package be sub‐ Central Bidding at mitted in dupli‐ cate.

Duplicate 225-810-4814.

Each bid must be ac‐ copy can be a pho‐ to copy. companied by a bid security in the form of certified check, All applicable laws, cashier’s check, or ordinances, and the Bid Bond as pre‐ rules and regula‐ scribed by LA RS tions of all authori‐ 38:2218.A.C, in the ties having jurisdic‐ amount equal to at tion over construc‐ least five percent tion of the project (5%) of the total shall apply to the amount bid and Contract through‐ payable without out. conditions to the 193052JUL8-15Owner as a guaran‐ 22-3T tee that the Bidder, if $254.83 awarded the Con‐ tract, will promptly execute a Contract in accordance with his proposal and all terms and condi‐ tions of the Contract Documents.

The outside envelope in which the bid is placed must be 192701JULY8-1T $131.67 clearly marked as follows: lll

Sealed Bid: CITY OF COVINGTON

to ‐ tronic bidding process, please call Central Bidding at 225-810-4814.

Each bid must be ac‐ Legal Legal compaLegal nied by a bid Notices Notices Notices security in the form of certified check, cashier’s check, or Bid Bond SECTION as pre26. ‐ Continuing Disclosure. The Executive Officers are hereby scribed by LA RS empowered and directed to execute an appropriate Continuing Disclosure Certificate 38:2218.A.C, in the amount equal to at (substantially in the form to be set forth in the official statement issued in connection with the least five percent (5%) of theof thetotal sale and issuance Bonds) pursuant to S.E.C. Rule 15c2-12(b)(5). amount bid and payable SECTION without 27. Post-Issuance Compliance. The Executive Officers and/or their conditions to the designees are directed to establish, amend or revise, as applicable, written procedures to assist Owner as a guaran‐ tee that the Bidder, if the Issuer in complying with‐ various State and Federal statutes, rules and regulations applicable awarded the Con tract, will promptly to the Bonds and are further authorized to take any and all actions as may be required by said execute a Contract inwritten accor dancetowith procedures ensure continued compliance with such statutes, rules and regulations his proposal and all terms ‐ throughoutand the termcon of thediBonds. tions of the Contract 28. Section Headings. The headings of the various sections hereof Documents.SECTION The outside envelope in are inserted for convenience which the bid is of reference only and shall not control or affect the meaning or placed must be construction of any of the provisions hereof. clearly marked as follows: SECTION 29. Effective Date. This Resolution shall become effective Sealed Bid: CITY immediately.

OF COVINGTON 2026 GMAThe foregoing resolution having been submitted to a vote, the vote thereon was as STREETS REPAVE follows: Project No. C0267 Bid Due Date and Time: August 6, 2026, 2:00 P.M. Public Notices

INCLUDE: Con‐ Bids/Proposals tractor’s name, ad‐ dress, and Louisiana state contractor’s li‐ cense number It is requested, but not mandatory, that the entire bid package be sub‐ mitted in dupli‐ cate.

Duplicate copy can be a pho‐ tocopy.

All applicable laws, ordinances, and the rules and regula‐ tions of all authori‐ ties having jurisdic‐ tion over construc‐ tion of the project shall apply to the Contract through‐ out.

193052JUL8-1522-3T $254.83

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Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Frederick Henry Pruitt, Jr., contact Patricia Bonneau, Attorney, 985-9669000.

192973JUL8-1T $65.85

Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Manuel Herrera Perez, A/K/A Manuel Perez, and A/K/A Manuel H Perez, please con‐ tact Atty. Michelle Craig at mcraig@ tlg.law or at 504459-4557.

192641JUL1-8-153T $202.24

PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Karla P. CelleriRew, contact Patri‐ cia Bonneau, Attor‐ ney, 985-966-9000.

192964JUL8-1T $62.21

PUBLIC NOTICE Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Tayler Price Migues please contact the law office of Laurie M. Pennison, 412 Bridalwood Drive, Mandeville, LA 70448, Tel: (985) 264-5081.

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LOST PROMISSORY NOTE: Anyone knowing the where‐ And the resolution was declared adopted, on this, the 11th day of June, 2026. or having abouts possession of one (1) certain Promis‐ /s/ Frank J. Jabbia /s/ Amanda Martin originally soryR.Note in favor of Secretary President Corinthian Mort‐ gage Corporation DBA SouthBanc Mort exofecuted Exhibits to this resolution have not been published. Exhibits are on file with gage the minutes the byregular business Christo pher St. Tammany Parish School Board and are available for inspection during hours.

Patrick Talbot, dated June 6, 2005, in the original $1022.92 loan PUBLIC NOTICE 193009JULY8-1T amount of $54,750.00, please Anyone knowing con tact Eliz a beth the whereabouts of Crowell Price by Tayler Price Migues PUBLIC NOTICE Notices Legal Notices mail at Legal 1602 Notices W. Pin‐ please Legal contact the hook Rd., Suite law office of Laurie LOST 300B, Lafayette, M. Pennison, 412 PROMISSORY Anyone LA 70508 or by Bridalwood Drive, NOTE: Mandeville, LA knowing the where‐ phone at 801-35570448, Tel: (985) abouts or having 2886. possession of one 192295JUL1-8-15264-5081.

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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Louisiana Revised Statute 47:1907 es‐ tablishes the com‐ pensation of all parish assessors in the State of Louisiana. During the 2026 Regular Legislative Session, the Louisiana Legis‐ lature enacted Act 953, which amended R.S. 47:1907 to provide Legalcom Notices for annual pen‐ sation increases. Ac‐ cordingly, notice is hereby given that St. Tammany Parish Assessor Louis Fitz‐ morris intends to in‐ crease his compen‐ sation by an amount not to exceed five percent annually through calendar year 2029.

193088JUL8-15-2T $80.40 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS GIVEN that Julie Ann Horn Veach and Curtice Charles Veach IV are petitioning the 22nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for ap‐ pointment as the Continuing Co-Tu‐ tors of Ellen Rose Veach. The petition can be homologated after the expiration of ten (10) days from mailing and publication of this notice. Any opposi‐ tion to the petition must be filed prior to homologation.

Borchert Law, PLC, 233 Robert Street, Slidell, LA 70458, 985-649-1881.

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NOTICE IS GIVEN that Suzanne Colleen Wilmoth is petitioning the 22nd Judicial District Court for appoint‐ ment as the Contin‐ uing Co-Tutrix of Victoria Alexis Wilmoth. The peti‐ tion can be homolo‐ gated after the expi‐ ration of ten (10) days from mailing and publication of this notice. Any op‐ position to the peti‐ Legalbe Notices tion must filed prior to homologa‐ tion. Borchert Law, PLC, 233 Robert Street, Slidell, LA 70458, 985-6491881.

193184JUL8-1T $127.83 PUBLIC NOTICE TO: THE LEGAL SUCCESSOR(S) OF RONNIE TAYLOR (Date of Death 12/23/2024) Last known address: 2360 Soult Street, Mandeville, Louisiana

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in accordance with the provisions of the Louisiana Code of Civil Proce‐ Legal dure that RONNIE Notices TAYLOR, DE‐ CEASED has filed a Petition for Dam‐ ages in the Orleans Parish Civil District Court, bearing Docket No. 202410232, seeking damages regarding an mva of August 28, 2024.

All persons who may be legal heirs, legatees, or other‐ wise entitled to suc‐ ceed to the estate of the decedent are hereby notified to appear and substi‐ tute yourself for the deceased Plaintiff within sixty (60) days of the first publication of this Notice in the office of the Clerk of Court, Orleans Parish Civil Dis‐ trict Court. Failure to do so may result in the dismissal of the action or other action as allowed by law.

Legal Notices Issued and published this 8th day of July, 2026 Deadline to Respond: Septem‐ ber 6, 2026 /s/ Brok N. D’Angelo Tina L. Suggs & Associates 193150JUL8-22-2T $507.72 lll

PUBLIC NOTICE “Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Patrick R. Alexan‐ der, please call Kevin Barnes Jr. Esq. 985-200-3374” 192833JUL8-1T $62.21

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Public Notices that in accordance Meet/Hear/Min with the provisions of the Louisiana Code of Civil Proce‐ dure that RONNIE PUBLIC NOTICE TAYLOR, DE‐ CEASED has filed a CITY OF COV‐ Petition for Dam‐ INGTON PLAN‐ ages in the Orleans NING COMMIS‐ Parish Civil District SION HAS Court, bearing SCHEDULED A Docket No. 2024- MEETING FOR 10232, seeking MONDAY JULY damages regarding 20, 2026, 6:30 PM an mva of August AT THE CITY OF 28, 2024.

COVINGTON All persons who COUNCIL may be legal heirs, CHAMBERS LO‐ legatees, or other‐ CATED AT 222 wise entitled to suc‐ KIRKLAND ceed to the estate of STREET, COV‐ PUBLIC NOTICE the decedent are INGTON, NOTICE IS GIVEN hereby notified to LOUISIANA. that Suzanne appear and substi‐ Colleen Wilmoth is tute yourself for the Planning Commis‐ petitioning the 22nd deceased Plaintiff sion Meeting Judicial District within sixty (60) Court for appoint‐ days of the first 26-07-13 ADMN ment as the Contin‐ publication of this SUB-Request: (An uing Co-Tutrix of Notice in the office administrative sub‐ Victoria Alexis of the Clerk of division Referred to Orleans the Planning Com‐ Wilmoth. The peti‐ Court, tion can be homolo‐ Parish Civil Dis‐ mission by the Plan‐ gated after the expi‐ trict Court. Failure ning Department) A ration of ten (10) to do so may result request to subdivide days from mailing in the dismissal of (Lot consolidation) and publication of the action or other Lots 4 & 5, Square this notice. Any op‐ action as allowed by 1815, into Lot 4A, position to the peti‐ law.

Square 1815. Divi‐ tion must be filed Issued and sion of New Cov‐ prior to homologa‐ published this 8th ington, Covington. tion. Borchert Law, day of July, 2026 Per Appendix A Dead line to PLC, 233 Robert Subdivision Article Re spond: Sep tem ‐ Street, Slidell, LA 3. Sec. 3.4 (2e) and ber 6, 2026 70458, 985-649(4) Administrative, Legal Legal /s/ Brok N. 1881. Legal this case is being re‐ Notices Notices D’Angelo 193184JUL8-1T ferred Notices to the Plan‐ Tina L. Suggs & $127.83 ning commission AssociatesIntroduced June be do not 9, cause 2026, lots

by Councilman 193150JUL8-22-2T accessBrownfield, to do secondedhave

by Councilman $507.72 DiSanti, not have access to a (by request of Administration) previously con‐ Item No. 26-06-3646 structed public right of way and street ORDINANCE NO. 4291 and require exten‐ sion to sewer and An ordinance to amend portions of Chapter 2 (Administration), Article VI (Code mainArticle lines.

Enforcement by Administrative Adjudication); Chapter 13 water (Environment), I (In General), Section 13-2 (Noise); and Chapter 16 (HealthThe and Sanitation), subject Article prop‐V (Nuisances on Private Property) of the City’s Code of erty Ordinances to account for is located on the departmental reorganization, provide for clarity or flexibility, and/or correct errors. corner ofdrafting the un de‐ veloped right of WHEREAS, on May 26, 2026, the City Council, at the request of the ways for W 18th Av‐ enue S. Grant Administration, adopted Ordinance 4284, which provides for and an administrative Street, Division of reorganization of certain city governmental offices; New Covington, Covington.

WHEREAS, it is advisable to amend Chapter 2Pe (Administration), Article VI titioner: William Tharp & San dra (Code Enforcement by Administrative Adjudication); Chapter 13 (Environment), Article I (In Douglas and Sanitation),William Article V General), Section 13-2 (Noise); and Chapter 16 (HealthOwner: Tharp & Sandra (Nuisances on Private Property) of the City’s Code of Ordinances account for the ways Doutoglas CASE NO. 26-07-

in which departmental reorganization has impacted responsibility for matters set forth

SALE Request therein, to provide more clarity and flexibility therein, and/or to04 correct drafting errors.

for the City to ex‐

alleyin that NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the change Slidell Citythe Council, legal traverses

square

session convened, that Chapter 2 (Administration), Article2810, VI (CodeDi Enforcement by vision of

New Covington, for Administrative Adjudication); Chapter 13 (Environment), Article I (In General), Section 13-2 lot 10 of square 2810 on orPrivate a por tion (Noise); and Chapter 16 (Health and Sanitation), Article V (Nuisances Property) thereof. Said alley meaprovisions suring noted 300'below x of the City’s Code of Ordinances are amended at the specific 20’, 6000 sq ft or in (additions underlined; deletions struck through): the alternative, a pri‐ vate sale of the alley.

Square 2810 is 1. The following sections of Chapter 2 (Administration), Article VI 29th (Code bounded

by W Enforcement by Administrative Adjudication) of theAv City’s CodeN. of Fil Ordinances enue, more, are amended as follows: W 28th Avenue, and an undeveloped por‐ Sec. 2-601.-Definitions. tion of N. Pierce. titioner: The following definitions support interpretation of this Code.Pe Whenever applicable,West terms may be used interchangeably and are to be generally applied inclusiveRe of demp related tion terms 30’s and properties so affected. Should a term be used and defined elsewhere in this Code, the Com pany/ Bryan more restrictive term, as applicable, shall apply.

Burns Owner: City of Cov‐ **** ington Code enforcement inspector or code enforcement officer means a person employed by the citydepartment of building safety to administer and enforce the Code. Reference 26-07-03-RSE A reto‐ the code enforcement inspector may be construed to enforcement various questoffor thecityRecodes, vo‐ including building inspector, plumbing inspector, electrical inspector, and the like, where ca tion of the 20’s al‐ applicable.

leyways in squares

1602,of the 1701, 1702, Decision or order or judgment_means an act or determination administrative and 1703 and a por‐ hearing officer authorized by this article.

tion of S. Monroe Street Right of way and a portion of S. Sec. 2-603.-Article’s relationship to the rest of the code of ordinances and other Madi son Street court proceedings.

Right of way. Sub‐ ject property com‐ **** prises the campus of (b) Conflicts. Where there exists any conflict with any William provision of this article and Pitcher Jr. another section of the Code, the more restrictive provision When unclear, Highapplies.

School. the administrative hearing officer will interpret the intent of the Code after receipt Petitioner: St. Tam‐ of a recommendation by the department of public operationsbuilding safety and/or many Parish School the planning department of planning.

Board Owner: City of Cov‐ **** ington ****

Sec. 2-604.2.- Hearing officer authorities regarding corrective action, fines, and penalties.

26-07-15 ADMN The hearing officer shall have the authority to:

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SUB-Request: (An administrative sub‐ division Referred to the Planning Com‐ mission by the Plan‐ ning Department) A request to subdivide (Lot consolidation) the 20’ alleyways in squares 1602, 1701, 1702, and 1703 and a portion of S. Mon‐ roe Street of

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CITY OF COV‐ INGTON PLAN‐ NING COMMIS‐ SION HAS SCHEDULED A MEETING FOR MONDAY JULY 20, 2026, 6:30 PM AT THE CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS LO‐ CATED AT 222 KIRKLAND STREET, COV‐ INGTON, LOUISIANA. Planning Commis‐ sion Meeting 26-07-13 ADMN SUB-Request: (An administrative sub‐ division Referred to the Planning Com‐ mission by the Plan‐ ning Department) A request to subdivide (Lot consolidation) Lots 4 & 5, Square 1815, into Lot 4A, SquarePublic 1815.

Divi‐ Notices sion ofMeet/Hear/Min New Cov‐ ington, Covington.

Per Appendix A Subdivision Article 3. Sec. 3.4 (2e) and (4) Administrative, this case is being re‐ ferred to the Plan‐ ning commission because lots do not have access to do not have access to a previously con‐ structed public right of way and street and require exten‐ sion to sewer and water main lines.

The subject prop‐ erty is located on the corner of the unde‐ veloped right of ways for W 18th Av‐ enue and S. Grant Street, Division of New Covington, Covington.

Petitioner: William Tharp & Sandra Douglas Owner: William Tharp & Sandra Douglas CASE NO. 26-0704 SALE Request for the City to ex‐ change the alley that traverses square 2810, Division of New Covington, for lot 10 of square 2810 or a portion thereof. Said alley measuring 300' x 20’, 6000 sq ft or in the alternative, a pri‐ vate sale of the alley.

Square 2810 is bounded by W 29th Avenue, N. Filmore, W 28th Avenue, and an undeveloped por‐ tion of N. Pierce.

Petitioner: West 30’s Redemption Company/ Bryan Burns Owner: City of Cov‐ ington

enue and S. Grant Street, Division of New Covington, Covington.

Petitioner: William Tharp & Sandra Legal Douglas Owner:NoticesWilliam Tharp & Sandra Douglas CASE NO. 26-0704 SALE Request for the City to ex‐ change the alley that traverses square 2810, Division of New Covington, for lot 10 of square 2810 or a portion thereof. Said alley measuring 300' x 20’, 6000 sq ft or in the alternative, a pri‐ vate sale of the alley.

Square 2810 is bounded by W 29th Avenue, N. Filmore, W 28th Avenue, and an undeveloped por‐ tion of N. Pierce.

Petitioner: West 30’s Redemption Company/ Bryan Burns Owner: City of Cov‐ ington 26-07-03-RSE A re‐ quest for the Revo‐ cation of theNotices 20’s al‐ Public leyways in squares Meet/Hear/Min 1602, 1701, 1702, and 1703 and a por‐ tion of S. Monroe Street Right of way and a portion of S. Madison Street Right of way. Sub‐ ject property com‐ prises the campus of William Pitcher Jr. High School.

Petitioner: St. Tam‐ many Parish School Board Owner: City of Cov‐ ington 26-07-15 ADMN SUB-Request: (An administrative sub‐ division Referred to the Planning Com‐ mission by the Plan‐ ning Department) A request to subdivide (Lot consolidation) the 20’ alleyways in squares 1602, 1701, 1702, and 1703 and a portion of S. Mon‐ roe Street Right of way and a portion of S. Madison Street Right of way into Lot WP-1 and lot WP-2, Division of New Covington.

Subject property is the campus of William Pitcher Jr. High School.

Per Appendix A Subdivision Article 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ ministrative, this case is being re‐ ferred to the Plan‐ ning commission due to the number of lots involved.

Any approval of the requested subdivi‐ sion will be condi‐ tioned upon the City Council approval of the revocation re‐ quested in Planning Case No. 26-07-03 RSE of the subject alleys and streets.

Petitioner: St. Tam‐ many Parish School Board Owner: City of Cov‐ ington

mission by the Plan‐ ning Department) A request to subdivide (Lot consolidation) the 20’ alleyways in squares 1602, 1701, Legal 1703 and 1702, and Notices a portion of S. Mon‐ roe Street Right of way and a portion of S. Madison Street Right of way into Lot WP-1 and lot WP-2, Division of New Covington.

Subject property is the campus of William Pitcher Jr. High School.

Per Appendix A Subdivision Article 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ ministrative, this case is being re‐ ferred to the Plan‐ ning commission due to the number of lots involved.

Any approval of the requested subdivi‐ sion will be condi‐ tioned upon the City Council approval of the revocation re‐ quested in Planning Case No. 26-07-03 RSE of the subject alleys and streets.

Petitioner: St. Tam‐ many Parish School Board Public Notices Owner:Meet/Hear/Min City of Cov‐ ington 26-07-16 ADMN SUB-Request: (An administrative sub‐ division Referred to the Planning Com‐ mission by the Plan‐ ning Department) A request to subdivide (Lot consolidation) Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, Square 20, the re‐ maining portion of Square 19, and the revoked portion of Joiner Street be‐ tween square 20 and 19 and W Edwards Street and W 31st Avenue, into Lots 3A and 5A, Square 20, Connley Addi‐ tion, Division of New Covington, Covington.

Per Appendix A Subdivision Article 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ ministrative, this case is being re‐ ferred to the Plan‐ ning commission due to the number of lots involved.

Petitioner: Collins and 31st LLC/William Kingsmill Owner: Collins and 31st LLC/William Kingsmill PROCESS & AP‐ PEAL: The plan‐ ning commission shall have the au‐ thority to grant or deny final subdivi‐ sion approval and any other matters brought before it where its purview and jurisdiction pre‐ vails; however, any person claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the com‐ mission may appeal such decisions to the 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish of St. Tam‐ many.

26-07-03-RSE A re‐ quest for the Revo‐ cation of the 20’s al‐ leyways in squares 1602, 1701, 1702, If you have com‐ and 1703 and a por‐ tion of S. Monroe 26-07-16 ADMN ments, please e-mail Street Right of way SUB-Request: (An them to eagee@ mail and a portion of S. administrative sub‐ covla.com Referred to them to the City of Madison Street division Legal Legal Legal ning Com ‐ Cov ing ton Plan ning Right Notices of way. Sub‐ the Plan Notices Notices ject property com‐ mission by the Plan‐ Department at P. O. prises the campus of ning Department) A Box 778, Coving‐ (d) Authorize the citydepartment of building safety to direct crews a city contractor to to sub divide ton, orLA 70434.

William Pitcher Jr. request enter a property where a(Lot violationcon is occurring and remedy the violation, assess solidation) For more and infor ma‐ High School. such costs to the violator, should corrective action not be taken within the required Petitioner: St. Tam‐ Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, tion, or to review period of time; many Parish School Square 20, the re‐ case material or to inquire about speak‐ Board maining* *por * * tion of Owner: City of Cov‐ Square 19, and the ing at the public Sec. 2-605.- Minimum processing fees. portion of hearing, please call ing ton revoked Joiner *Street be‐ the City of Coving‐ *** 26-07-15 ADMN tween square 20 and ton Planning De‐ partment at (985) SUB-Re quest: of (An and W Edwards (d) Disposition fees. All19 minimum processing fees collected as provided for 867-1214.hearing Thanks adminhereinpart istrativeof asub ‐ violation Street and W 31st code processed as part of an administrative case for your insafety terestandin division ferred toto the Avenue, into Lotsoperationsbuilding mustRe be_credited department of public dedicated supporting code enforcement activities.

Covington’s future. the Plan ningtoCom ‐ ongoing 3A and 5A, Square mission by the Plan‐ 20, Connley Addi‐ * *vi * *sion ning Department) A tion, Di of In accordance with reSec. quest to subdivide New Covington, the Americans with 2-611.- Administrative hearing case referral and file minimum requirements.

Disabilities Act, if (Lot consolidation) Covington. need special as‐ the alleyways in Per pendix areAmet you (a) 20’ Generally.

After violation notice Ap requirements and the violation remains sistance, please squares 1602, 1701, Subhave diviexpired sion inAr ticle with uncorrected after deadlines accordance this Code, the city con may ‐ request the matter be set the matter for an administrative hearing.

1702, and 1703 and 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ a portion of S. Mon‐ ministrative, this dinator at (985 -892(b) Case file development and minimum requirements. The 1811 building x 270)ofCov ing‐ roe Street Right of case is being re‐ citydepartment safety must compile and send to the hearing officer for review a report and case file way and a poralltion of ferred the Plan‐ ton City Hall de‐ including the following minimumto information: S. Madison Street ning commission scribing the assis‐ Right (1)of way into due to case the and num tance that is the neces‐ The docket number of the theber dateof the department received Lot WP-1request and forlot lotsinin sary. a hearing thevolved. form of "In the matter of" or in the form of "The WP-2, Divi sion ofversus" Petifollowed tioner:by theCollins 192394JUL1-8-15City of Slidell name of the alleged violator; New Covington. and 31st 3T Subject property is LLC/William $409.33 **** the campus of Kingsmill (c) Hearing officer Jr. review.Owner: Once the Collins hearing officer William Pitcher and has receivedreviewed and determined the case file's completeness, he or she will refer the case for inclusion High School.

31st LLC/William on their next available hearing agenda and advise the city department of the Per Ap pendix A Kingsmill hearing time and date the case is scheduled.

Subdivi sion Article 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ PROCESS * * * * & AP‐ ministrative, this PEAL: The plan‐ Sec. 2-613.Attendance case is being reand ‐ hearing ning proceedings. commission ferred to the Plan‐ shall have the au‐ Each administrative hearing provides alleged violators due process and supports the ning mis sion thorinity to with grant or of the following persons in resolution com of open code violations the city participation due to the with num of conditions deny final subdistandards: vi‐ accordance theber following and minimum lots involved. sion approval and * * * * matters Any approval of the any other (b) Code enforcement division representative.

A city code requested subdivi‐ brought before it enforcement_representative of the Code enforcement division of department of building safety must be in sion will be condi‐ where itsthe purview attendance, whether in-person or through remote means, for every hearing to tionedaddress upon the thehearing City officer's andquestions jurisdicregarding tion pre the‐ alleged violation(s). However, Council of whovails; how ever, any is not required to appear at the ap cityproval staff person issued the notice of violation the rethevohearing, cationunless re‐the per son claim ingofficer to determines that the city staff administrative hearing person's presence in which case quested in Plan ningis required, be aggrieved by the thehearing officer may grant one if the city de staffciperson Case postponement No. 26-07-03 sion isofunavailable the comat‐ the time of the hearing.

RSE of the subject mission *may appeal *** alleys and streets. such decisions to the Pe St.person Tamcharged ‐ 22 with ndalleged Judicial Dis ‐ (d)titioner: Proprietary violation or alleged violator. many Parish School trict Court for the Board Parish of Tam‐ * * * St. * Owner: City of Cov‐ many. ington(3) Failure to appear at a hearing, whether in-person or through remote means, without advanced submissiondelivery and communication of documentary If you have com‐ or by submission may constitute an admission of liability of the 26-07-16 evidence ADMN ments, pleasecharged e-mailwith the violation to fines and violation and subject the person SUB-Request: (An them bytothe administrative eagee@ hearing officer in remedying abatement costs assessed administrative sub‐ covla.com mail the violation. division Referred to them to the City of * * * *Planning the Planning Com‐ Covington mis sion by the Plan‐ Department at P. O. Sec. 2-614.- Hearing officer decision-making and determination of penalties. ning Department) A Box 778, Coving‐ re(a)quest to subdivide ton, LA 70434.

Decision.

(Lot consolidation) For more informa‐ Lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, tion, or* * to * * review Square 20, the re‐ case material or to (2) por Notice of final The final order orspeak decision inquire about ‐ of the hearing officer must be maining tion of order. served by the citying or its designee on pub the violater_in the same fashion as the ator, ifthe lic Square 19,original and notice the of violation the violator has counsel of record, by mailing heartoing, please call revoked por tion ofthe order or delivering counsel. The final order must notify the violator of the City of Coving‐ Joiner Street their rightbe of ‐ appeal. tween square 20 and ton Planning De‐ (985) * 19 and W Edwards partment* * * at Street and W 31st 867-1214. Thanks (b) Reasonable determination of penalties.

Avenue, into Lots for your interest in 3A and 5A, Square Covington’s future. **** 20, Connley Addi‐ tion, Division of In accordance with New Covington, the Americans with Disabilities Act, if Covington.

Per Appendix A you need special as‐ Subdivision Article sistance, please con‐ 3. Sec. 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ ministrative, this dinator at (985 -892case is being re‐ 1811 x 270) Coving‐

20, Connley Addi‐ tion, Division of New Covington, Covington.

Per Appendix A Subdivision Article 3. Sec.Legal 3.4 (2d) Ad‐ Notices ministra tive, this case is being re‐ ferred to the Plan‐ ning commission due to the number of lots involved.

Petitioner: Collins and 31st LLC/William Kingsmill Owner: Collins and 31st LLC/William Kingsmill PROCESS & AP‐ PEAL: The plan‐ ning commission shall have the au‐ thority to grant or deny final subdivi‐ sion approval and any other matters brought before it where its purview and jurisdiction pre‐ vails; however, any person claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the com‐ mission may appeal such decisions to the 22 nd Judicial Dis‐ trict Court for the Parish Public of St. Tam‐ Notices many. Meet/Hear/Min

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PUBLIC NOTICE CITY OF COV‐ INGTON ZON‐ ING COMMIS‐ SION MEETING SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY, JULY 20, 2026, 6:30 PM AT THE CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS LOCATED AT 222 KIRKLAND STREET, COVINGTON, LOUISIANA.

Development PRD).

Proposed 12 newly constructed 3- and 4-bedroom single family homes – re‐ placing the 12 previ‐ ously Legal existing homes.Notices This PRD will provide a green/park-like recreational area, off street parking, and ownership through a condo‐ minium regime.

NOTE: This zoning change is condi‐ tioned upon the Ex‐ change or sale of the alley that traverses Square 2810.

Petitioner: W30’s Redemption Com‐ pany Owner: Linda Ac‐ cardo

26-07-02 ZC A re‐ quest to change the zoning of Lots 1, 2, 3 8. 9. and 10 of Square 709 from Single-Family Resi‐ dential (RS-1) to In‐ stitutional Hospital (I-H) or Office Commercial (CO) Zoning Commis‐ to allow8-1T con struc‐ 192750JULY $829.08 sion Meeting tion of a Medical Office. Square 709 26-07-01 is bounded W 7th Public Notices Publicby Notices PUD(PRD) A re‐ Avenue, S Van Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min quest to change the Buren, W 8th Av‐ If you have com‐ zoning of a parcel of enue and S Harrison ments, please e-mail land identified as, Street. them to eagee@ Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Petitioner: Paul Lee covla.com mail 9, and 10, and the re‐ Owner: Dr Richard them to the City of voked alley of Celentano Covington Planning Square 2810, Divi‐ Department at P. O. sion of New Cov‐ If you have com‐ Box 778, Coving‐ ington, Covington, ments, please e-mail ton, LA 70434.

LA located at the them to eagee@ For more informa‐ bounded by W 29th covla.com mail tion, or to review Avenue on the them to the City of case material or to North, N Filmore on Covington Planning inquire about speak‐ the East, and W 28th Department at P. O. ing at the public Avenue on the Box 778, Coving‐ hearing, please call South, from ton, LA 70434. the City of Coving‐ Single-Family Resi‐ For more informa‐ ton Planning De‐ dential -Existing tion, or to review partment at (985) Small Lot (RSL) to case material or to 867-1214. Thanks Create a New inquire about speak‐ for your interest in Planned Unit Devel‐ ing at the public Covington’s future. opment (Planned hearing, please call Residential Unit the City of Coving‐ In accordance with Development PRD). ton Planning De‐ the Americans with Proposed 12 newly partment at (985) Disabilities Act, if constructed 3- and 867-1214. Thanks you need special as‐ 4-bedroom single for your interest in sistance, please con‐ family homes – re‐ Covington’s future tact the ADA Coor‐ placing the 12 previ‐ dinator at (985 -892- ously existing In accordance with 1811 x 270) Coving‐ homes. This PRD the Americans with ton City Hall de‐ will provide a Disabilities Act, if scribing the assis‐ green/park-like you need special as‐ tance that is neces‐ recreational area, sistance, please con‐ sary. off street parking, tact the ADA Coor‐ 192394JUL1-8-15- and ownership dinator at (985 -8923T through a condo‐ 1811 x 270) Coving‐ $409.33 minium regime. ton City Hall de‐ NOTE: This zoning scribing the assis‐ change is condi‐ tance that is neces‐ PUBLIC NOTICE tioned upon the Ex‐ sary. change or sale of the 192454JUL1-8-15CITY OF COV‐ alley that traverses 3T INGTON ZON‐ Square 2810. $218.74 ING COMMIS‐ Pe titioner: W30’s SION MEETING Re demp tion Com ‐ SCHEDULED PUBLIC NOTICE pany FOR MONDAY, Owner: Linda Ac‐ MINUTES JULY 20, 2026, cardo 6:30 PM AT THE Board of CITY OF Commissioners 26-07-02 ZC A re‐ Meeting COVINGTON quest to change the June 17, 2026 COUNCIL zoning of Lots 1, 2, CHAMBERS LOCATED AT 222 3 8. 9. and 10 of 1. Call to Order – Square 709 from The meeting was KIRKLAND Single-Family Resi‐ called to order at STREET, dential (RS-1) to In‐ 1:01 p.m. by Chair‐ COVINGTON, stitutional Hospital person Vicki TrainaLOUISIANA. (I-H) or Office Dorge. Present were Zoning Commis‐ Commercial (CO) Commissioners to allow construc‐ Kathyrn Townsend, sion Meeting tion of a Medical Glen Boyer, and Office. Square 709 David Billiot; Exec‐ 26-07-01 PUD(PRD) A re‐ is bounded by W 7th utive Director quest to change the Avenue, S Van Kevin Caillouet; zoning of a parcel of Buren, W 8th Av‐ Deputy Directors land identified as, enue and S Harrison Jennifer Bushnell Lots 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Street. and Josh Foulon; Fi‐ 9, and 10, and the re‐ Petitioner: Paul Lee nance Director Owner: Dr Richard voked Legalalley of Legal Chad Legal Simon; and Ce len tano SquareNotices 2810, Divi‐ Notices HR andNotices Office Man‐ sion of New Cov‐ ager Sarah Malaso‐ ington, Covington, If you have com‐ vich. Advisor Dawn ments, please e-mail Unlessatotherwise by applicable law, there no at limit on thethe LA (2) located the precluded Wesisson tended to processed eagee@ value ofthem separately violations anding the associated bounded combined

by W 29th meet virtually. compenalties,mail fees, fines, or abatement costs.sioner Separately Avenue assessed on processing the covla.

Commis Tod them City ofby Klotzbach North, N processed Filmore on violations shalltobethe determined the code enforcement joined Cov ing ton Plan ning the East, and W 28thofficial and distinguished from continuing officerbuilding by unique the violations meeting at 1:11 partnumbers ment atandP. administrative O. p.m. hearing docket Avenue code on enforcement the De case Box 778, Cov ing ‐ South, from numbers.

Single-Fam ily Res i‐ ton, LA 70434.

2. Public Comment (c) Multiple/repeat offenses. dential -Existing For more informa‐ – No other members tion, or to review ofprocessed Small to is cited the pub lic were (1) Lot If a(RSL) respondent with a city ordinance violation through an case ma terial or to present.

Create administrative a Newadjudication, the hearing officer is authorized to impose up to in quire about speak ‐ Planned Unit Devel‐double the fine and/or penalty for any violation found if the and including ing at the public 3. Board Approvals opment same (Planned respondent, within a year please prior to such was determined by a callcitation, Residential Unit hearing, – have violated a city hearing officer in another administrative the City of Covadjudication ing‐ a.toMin Development PRD). utes – May 20 Within one of a final determination hearing officer that tonyear Plan ning De‐ by– the Proposedordinance.

12 newly A motion to ap‐ a respondent has part an ordinance that the respondent is cited for ment at (985) constructed 3- and violated prove these minutes the same similar 867-1214. violation of the city ordinance, the hearing officer is Thanks 4-bedroom sinorgle wastwice made

by Com‐ authorized to then assess and levy up to and including or double the for your in ter est in family homes – re‐ missioner Billiot, Cov ing ton’s fu ture fine and/or penalty. placing the 12 previ‐ seconded by Com‐ * * * * ously existing missioner In via accor dance with Sec. 2-615.- This Disposition payment of the civil penalty and fees; homes.

PRDof case Townsend, andandcar‐ verification of correction. will pro vide a the Americans with ried.

Disabilities Act, if b. Credit Card Pur‐ green/park-like For uncontested violations and citations, payment of associated processing fees, fines, need special as‐ chases recre ational area, ofyou The credit and penalties; and verification the violation's correction will result in final – disposition or sis tance, please con ‐ off street park ing, card expenses were closing of the case. tact the ADA Co or ‐ and ownership reviewed by Com‐ * * *(985 -892through a condo‐ dinator* at missioner 1811 x 270) Coving‐ Townsend minium regime. and (b) Violation and correction and verification.

Uncontested and remedied violations are ton City Hall de ‐ NOTE: This zoning found to be accurate subject to a final inspection by ing the citydepartment of‐ building safety, who—after scrib the as sis change is con di ‐ and in good request and verification of compliance—will officially close the violation case. order. A tioned upon the Ex‐ tance that is neces‐ motion to approve change or sale of the sary. * * * * was made by Com‐ alley that traverses 192454JUL1-8-15- missioner Boyer, Sec. 2-622.-Generally.

3T Square 2810. seconded by Com‐ $218.74 Petitioner: W30’s missioner Billiot, **** Redemption Com‐ and carried. June ex‐ panyPower and duties of the director of the department of public penses will be re‐ (b) operationsbuilding Owner: Acof‐the department of public operationsbuilding safety. Linda The director safety, histheir viewed byorCom mis‐ the administration, cardorepresentative or another city staff member designated by sioner Boyer foristhe responsible for determining whether an alleged code July violation hereunder is meet ing. occurring, providing costs associated 26-07-02 ZC A refor ‐ required notice procedures, documenting c. Travel – None with code violation procedures, and facilitating abatement in coordination with questcorresponding to change the d. Executive Direc‐ zoning of Lotscity 1,departments.

2, tor’s Time Card & 3 8. 9. and 10 of Leave – May, 2026 **** Square 709 from – Chairperson Single-Family Resi‐ Traina-Dorge re‐ dential (RS-1) to In‐ viewed the time sti2.tutional Hos pi tal card and leave, and Chapter 13 (Environment), Article I (In General), Section 13-2 (Noise) of the (I-H)City’s or OfOrdinances fice found it in good Code of is amended as follows: Commercial (CO) working order. A to 13-2.-Noise. allow construc‐ Sec. motion to approve tion of a Medical the time card was (a) Enforcement Office. Square 709 made by Commis‐ **** is bounded by W 7th sioner Townsend, (3) Enforcement department Avenue, S Vanagencies shall include the city sec onded ofbypublic Com‐ operationsbuilding Members ofBil both Buren, W 8th Av‐ safety andor the city police department. missioner liot, shall be trained in the use of decibel meters when such meters enue and departments S Harrison and car ried.

Street. are required to enforce this section. e. Bids – Official Petitioner: Paul Lee **** Journal – St. Tam‐ Owner: Dr Richard many Farmer is the The title of Division 2 of Chapter 16 (Health and only Sanitation), Article V Ce3.len tano qualified paper.

(Nuisances on Private Property) of the City’s Code of Ordinances is amended A bid with the rate as follows: If you have com‐ of $4.62/column ments, please e-mail inch was provided 2. - ABANDONED, INOPERABLE, AND (match JUNKED themDIVISION to eagee@ ingVEHICLESlast STOREDS covla. com ON PRIVATE mail PROPERTY year’s rates). A mo‐ them to the City of to award 4. The title of Division 6 of Chapter 16 (Health and tion Sanitation), Article Vthat Cov ing ton Plan ning Property) of the City’s Code of Ordinances bid wasis amended made by (Nuisances on Private Depart ment at P. O. Commissioner as follows: Box 778, Coving‐ Townsend, sec‐ DIVISION 6. - GARBAGE CANS AND VEHICLE STORAGE ton, LA 70434. onded by Commis‐ For more informa‐ sioner Boyer, and tion, orThistoordinance review carried. shall be effective July 1, 2026. case material or to f. Contracts inquire about speak i. Drone Insurance – ADOPTED this‐23rd day of June, 2026. ing at the public Gallagher Insurance hearing, please call Company – this re‐ the City of Coving‐ newal was quoted at 193055JULY8-1T $399.22 ton Planning De‐ $563 per year, same partment at (985) as 2025. A motion to 867-1214. Thanks approve this con‐ for your interest in tract was made by Covington’s future Commissioner Bil‐ liot, seconded by In accordance with Commissioner

onded by Commis‐ for the first time. All PUBLIC NOTICE FOR OTHER MAT ‐ 8.Jackson Avenue AMENDED person Vicki Traina- Mosquitoes Consul‐ Louisiana Taping sioner Billiot, and statements will be AND TERS IN CON‐ Boat Launch Bulk‐ WATER Dorge. Present were tation – Western • June 4 – STP con sid ered and car ried.

NOTICE OF PUB‐ NECTION THERE‐ head Repairs SEWER BILLING Carolina University Council Proclama‐ Commissioners every one will re ‐ 6.

Ad journ ment – A LIC MEET ING TO WITH. (Council‐ 9.2025 Kathyrn Townsend, – this contract is to tion and Presenta‐ Roadway SYSTEM,  St. Tammany Wednesday, JulyTIFY 8, 2026 9B‐ motion to adjourn ceive an answer in MANDEVILLE AN✦ AP man Discon, At- ✦ and Glen Boyer, and provide payment to tion Drainage✦Main ‐ IDEN the near fu ture. the meet ing at 2:16 CITY COUN CIL • June 6 – PRO PRI ATE Large) the Dis trict of David Public Billiot; Ex ec ‐ te nance Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices Chief Josh MEETMeet/Hear/Min made by o Deputy ING Robot‐ p.m. was OLOGY 4. Intro duction of 10.2024 to consult Northshore utive Meet/Hear/Min Director $20,000 Water and METHOD Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Leblanc from Fired AGENDA Commis sioner ACCU‐ Ordinance 26-27: Sewer Maintenance FOR Kevin Caillouet; for this process. A ics STEM Fest sec‐ District 2 came to THURSDAY, RE‐ AN ORDINANCE 11.2025 Deputy Directors motion to approve • June 8 – Village of Townsend, Asphalt RATELY onded by Commis‐ inform every one of JULY 9, 2026, FLECTING USE TO ENACT SEC‐ Maintenance Jennifer Bushnell the contract was Folsom Council the up com ing re ‐ sioner Bil liot, and 6:00PM TION 7.6.5 OF THE 12.2026 and Josh Foulon; Fi‐ made by Commis‐ • June 9 – GIS Dis‐ Striping OF CITY WATER newal of a millage. MANDEVILLE carried.

AND SEWER SER‐ CITY OF MAN‐ Maintenance nance Director sioner Townsend, trict Meeting Councilman Dennis CITY HALL VICE, TO PRO‐ DEVILLE COM‐ UNFINISHED Chad Simon; and seconded by Com‐ • June 9 – City of Respectfully sub‐ complimented the 3101 E. POSE REVISED PREHENSIVE HR and Office Man‐ missioner Boyer Slidell Council BUSINESS: Deputy Chief on CAUSEWAY AP‐ LAND USE REGU‐ NEW BUSINESS: RATES AND/OR ager Sarah Malaso‐ and carried.

• June 10 – Eden mitted their recent fire rat‐ PROACH Glen Boyer LATIONS ORDI‐ 1. Discuss and Ap‐ AN ALTERNA‐ vich. Advisor Dawn 4. Old Business Isles HOA Meeting NANCE TO CRE‐ prove Budget Hear‐ TIVE RATE Wesson attended the a. Millage Renewal • June 11 – City of Secretary/Treasurer ing being upgraded MANDEVILLE, to a #1 and that he LOUISIANA ATE THE MON‐ ing Dates (Council‐ STRUCTURE meeting virtually. Update – Executive Mandeville Council 193057JUL8-1T $190.17 ap pre ci ates all of 70448 ROE STREET man Discon, At- THAN WHAT WAS Commissioner Tod Director Caillouet • June 12 – their hard work.

CORRIDOR LOW- Large) RECENTLY Klotzbach joined described the efforts STPMAD Legisla‐ CALL TO ORDER TRAF BY FIC OVER‐ 2. Approval of ADOPTED the meeting at 1:11 being made in this tive Open House PUBLIC NOTICE Old Business: ROLL CALL LAY DISTRICT, Change Order No.4 THE COUNCIL IN p.m. process, including • June 13 – MOMENT OF SI‐ AND TO PRO‐ for the Antibes West ORDINANCE NO. STPMAD Open NOTICE OF presentations, LENCE AND VIDE FOR OTHER Drainage Improve‐ 24-40 2. Public Comment media appearances, House PUBLIC HEAR‐ New Business: • FY 2027 Budget - PLEDGE OF AL‐ MATTERS BY IN ments Project to add AMENDED • June 18 – Quail ING/ – No other members Ordinance to Adopt LEGIANCE CONNECTION of the public were a. Treasurer’s Ridge HOA Meet‐ MEETING 18 additional calen‐ ORDINANCE 26-A mo tion to ap ‐ PUBLIC COM‐ THEREWITH present. dar days to the con‐ 20, THAT CAUSE Report – Finance ing (Councilman Vo‐ tract Director Simon pre‐ • June 18, July 2 – The Madisonville prove the Ordinance MENT: time, no THE CITY’S EN‐ geltanz) 3. Board Approvals sented the Trea‐ TBG Performance Town Council will to adopt the Fiscal MINUTES: change in contract TERPRISE FUND Year 2027 bud get 1.

Adop tion of the 5.

TO BE SELF SUS‐ In tro duc tion of – surer’s Report, sum‐ Review Biweekly price or scope. meet for a public was made by Coun‐ June 25, 2026 Pub‐ Ordinance 26-28: (Councilman Vo‐ TAINAING AND a. Minutes – May 20 marizing May dis‐ • June 19 – hearing at cilman Haddox with lic Hearing Minutes AN ORDINANCE geltanz, District 2) WILL SATISFY – A motion to ap‐ bursements, rev‐ Juneteenth Holiday a second by Coun‐ 2. Adoption of the TO APPROPRIATE 3. Adoption of Res‐ THE REQUIRE‐ prove these minutes enue and vendor • June 23 – Abita 209 Hwy22 W RELA‐ olution 26-26: A MENTS OF THE was made by Com‐ payments, and re‐ Springs Town Madisonville, LA cilman Dennis, a June 25, 2026 Coun‐ FUNDS roll call vote cil Meeting Minutes TIVE TO AND RESOLUTION STATE OF missioner Billiot, viewed the balances Council 70447 was taken and is as IN TRO DUC TION LOUISIANA TO FOR ADOPTION AUTHORIZING seconded by Com‐ of the accounts, • June 23 – Radio In‐ June 10, 2026 at follows: Ogle - yes, OF ORDI‐ OF THE OPERAT‐ THE MAYOR OF QUALIFY FOR missioner highlighting some terviews 94.7 and 6:00 p.m.

Dennis -yes, Had‐ NANCES: ING BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF STATE FUNDS Townsend, and car‐ larger dollar income 104.7 CAPITAL ried. and expenses as • June 26 – I. Call to order- dox -yes, Faison – 1. Introduction of THE CITY OF MANDEVILLE TO FOR yes, Bounds – yes Ordinance 26-24: MANDEVILLE PROJECTS , AND b. Credit Card Pur‐ well as the assigned Covington Kidz Mayor Pelloat EXECUTE AN ORDINANCE FOR TO PROVIDE FOR FISCAL AMENDMENT chases – The credit funds disburse‐ Block Party II. Roll Call - Deidre Monthly Depart‐ APPROVING A YEAR 2026-2027; NO. 5 TO THE OTHER MATTERS card expenses were ments and budget to • June 27 – Lacombe Boudreaux ment Re ports: CONDITIONAL AND TO ESTAB‐ PROFESSIONAL IN CONNECTION reviewed by Com‐ actual comparisons. Fish-Crab-Explore Ill. FY 2027 Budget THEREWITH missioner Additional discus‐ • June 27 – Slidell - Councilman Ogle 1. Engineering - Mr. USE PERMIT FOR LISH THE SERVICES Joe Har mon (Forte THE USE DES IG ‐ (Councilman Zuck‐ ADM NIS TRA ‐ Townsend and sion ensued. Addi‐ Heritage Fest AGREE MENT BE ‐ questioned whether found to be accurate tional discussion en‐ • June 27 – Election projects included in & Tablada) gave a NATED UNDER TION OF EXPEN‐ TWEEN THE CITY erman, At-Large) and in good order. A sued, including dis‐ Day !

OF MANDEVILLE 6. Adoption of Res‐ the budget would re‐ monthly report on CLURO SECTION DITURES motion to approve cussing the biologist • July 1 – STPMAD main in the budget if the status of all on‐ 6.4.42.3 LODGING THEREOF AND AND NEEL- olution 26-29: A projects, (TRANSIENT) TO PROVIDE FOR SCHAFFER, INC. RESOLUTION was made by Com‐ coverage for service Staff Meeting the allocated funds going RELATED MAT‐ FOR THE MAN‐ AUTHORIZING missioner Boyer, requests. A motion • July 2 – STPMAD were not spent. The grants, and grants SHORT-TERM RENTAL: WHOLE TERS. (Councilman DEVILLE LAKE‐ THE MAYOR OF seconded by Com‐ to accept the Trea‐ Millage Renewal Mayor responded applied for.

2.

Po lice Chief HOUSE RENTAL, Discon, At-Large) missioner Billiot, surer’s Report was Appreciation Lunch that they would re‐ FRONT WET‐ THE CITY OF MANDEVILLE TO and carried. June ex‐ made by Commis‐ • July 3 – main in the budget Barney Tyrney gave LOCATED AT 526 6. Introduction of LANDS EXECUTE A SUC‐ penses will be re‐ sioner Townsend, Independence Day until the funds were a monthly report of GIROD STREET, Ordinance 26-29: RESTORATION viewed by Commis‐ seconded by Com‐ Holiday AND CESSION TO THE expended. No fur‐ all events attended BEING A POR‐ AN ORDINANCE PROJECT OF TO APPROPRIATE PROVIDING FOR PROFESSIONAL sioner Boyer for the missioner Billiot • July 15 – ther discussion was and all statistics in TION comparison from GROUND LO‐ FUNDS RELA‐ OTHER MATTERS SERVICES July meeting.

STPMAD BOC held. and carried.

IN TIVE TO AND IN CONNECTION AGREEMENT BE‐ c. Travel – None b. Incidents and Meeting A motion to adjourn the current year to CATED last year.

SQUARE 19 FOR ADOPTION THEREWITH TWEEN THE CITY d. Executive Direc‐ Claims Report – Ex‐ d. Mosquito Control the Public Hearing Maintenance/ ZONED AS B-3 OF THE CAPITAL (Councilman Zuck‐ OF MANDEVILLE tor’s Time Card & ecutive Director Report – Deputy Di‐ was made by Coun‐ 3.

Kyle OLD MANDEV‐ IMPROVEMENT AND NEELLeave – May, 2026 Caillouet erman, At-Large) stated rector Josh Foulon cilman Haddox with Utility FOR 4. Adoption of Res‐ SCHAFFER, INC. – Chairperson there are no new in‐ presented the mos‐ a second by Coun‐ Matthews, Public ILLE BUSINESS BUDGET Traina-Dorge re‐ cidents or updates quito control report, cilman Dennis and Works director gave DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF olution 26-27: A FOR THE HIGH‐ his monthly reports APPROVING A MANDEVILLE WAY 190 MEDIAN viewed the time on prior incidents. starting by dis‐ all were in favor.

RESOLUTION on new gas cus‐ FLOOR PLAN, FOR PROJECT (US 190 FISCAL AUTHORIZING card and leave, and c. Calendar of cussing the impact projects, AND PROVIDING YEAR 2026-2027; THE MAYOR OF STREETSCAPE & found it in good Events of rain on the mos‐ Town Council tomers, and all work being FOR OTHER MAT‐ AND TO ESTAB‐ THE CITY OF ACCESS MAN‐ working order. A • May 20 – STP‐ quito counts. The Meeting Agenda completed by his TERS IN CON‐ LISH THE AD‐ MANDEVILLE TO AGEMENT PRO‐ motion to approve MAD BOC Meeting most prevalent 209 Hwy 22 W NECTION THERE‐ MINISTRATION JECT) AND PRO‐ the time card was • May 21, June 4 – species in traps is Madisonville, La. department.

EXECUTE 4. Town Attorney- WITH (Councilman OF VIDING FOR EXPENDI‐ AMENDMENT made by Commis‐ The salinarius, 70447 Balmoral Culex TURES THEREOF NO. 1 TO THE OTHER MATTERS sioner Townsend, Group Performance though woodland June 10, 2026 @ Mr. Bruce Danner Discon, at-Large) gave a monthly re‐ 2. Introduction of AND TO PRO‐ PROFESSIONAL IN CONNECTION seconded by Com‐ Review Biweekly mosquitoes are 6:15 PM port on all meetings Ordinance 26-25: VIDE FOR RE‐ SERVICES THEREWITH missioner Billiot, • May 21 – LMCA more responsible MAT‐ AGREEMENT BE‐ (Councilman Zuck‐ and carried.

Director’s Round‐ for the elevated ser‐ Call to Order- attended, all con‐ AN ORDINANCE LATED vice requests, which Mayor Pelloat Roll tracts worked on, AMENDING THE TERS. (Councilman TWEEN THE CITY erman, At-Large) e. Bids – Official table prepa ra tion of or di ‐ JOB DE SCRIP ‐ Discon, At-Large) Journal – St. Tam‐ • May 25 – Memor‐ is indicated by land‐ CallOF MANDEVILLE ADJOURNMENT Deidre The budget is avail‐ AN‐ AND many Farmer is the ial Day Holiday ing rate counts. Boudreaux Invoca‐ nances throughout TION OF CLERK REPORTS, the month.

II AD MIN IS TRA ‐ NOUNCE MENTS, only qualified paper. • May 26 – District Commissioner PRIN CIPAL ENGI‐ able for viewing at tion- Councilman MESSAGE NEERING, INC. our website at www.

A bid with the rate 11 East Community Townsend asked if Dennis Pledge- • Council Com‐ TIVE COORDINA‐ & ments - Councilman TOR WITHIN THE FROM THE FOR THE SUNSET cityofmandeville. of there is a need for Councilman Ogle $4.62/column Meeting inch was provided • May 27 – District additional person‐ • Approval of May Dennis passed out PUBLIC WORKS MAYOR: POINT FISHING com and at City Hall PRESENTATIONS: PIER, HANDICAP at the address below. (matching last 11 West Community nel. Deputy Director 13, 2026 Town some information DEPARTMENT from an Emer gency AND PROVIDING 1. Youth Services PIER, AND SITE Alicia Watts year’s rates). A mo‐ Meeting Foulon stated that it Council Minutes & tion to award that • May 28 – STP is not needed as of May 27, 2026 Pub‐ Preparedness meet‐ FOR OTHER MAT‐ Bureau REPAIR PROJECT Council Clerk IN AND PROVIDING City of Mandevillebid was made by DHS Hurricane Pre‐ this time. Executive lic Committee Min‐ ing he attended help TERS IN CON‐ PROJECTS by the Parish. He NECTION THERE‐ PROGRESS: Keith FOR OTHER MAT‐ 3101 E. Causeway Commissioner Director Caillouet utes - approved paredness (Coun‐ LaGrange, Public TERS IN CON‐ Approach-Mandev‐ Townsend, sec‐ • May 28 – District 3 stated that there is • Approval of April asked the Mayor WITH. onded by Commis‐ Community Meet‐ some turnover an‐ 2026 Financials -ap‐ and Council to read cilmember Discon, Works Director NECTION THERE‐ ille, LA 70448 and make note of At-Large) 1.Seawall Repair – WITH (Councilman (985) 624-3145 sioner Boyer, and ing ticipated and there proved carried. will be some deci‐ • Public Comment changes that FEMA 3. Introduction of Segment 1 & 2 • May 29 – Vogeltanz, District In accordance with Ordinance 26-26: 2.LA 22 Drainage 2) the Americans with f. Contracts Covington Kids sions made after the Period: members of is proposing.

• Mayor's Com ‐ AN OR DI NANCE Improvements millage and budget the audience will i. Drone Insurance – Block Party 5. Adoption of Res‐ Disabilities Act, if AMENDING THE 3.Old Golden olution 26-28: A you need special as‐ Gallagher Insurance • May 30 – Adoption process is under‐ have three (3) min‐ ments DESCRIP‐ Shores Drainage sistance, please con‐ Company – this re‐ Event at Farmer’s taken. Finally, Dr. utes to make a state‐ • Adjourn Regular JOB RESOLUTION Council TION AND RETI‐ 4.WWTP Disinfec‐ AUTHORIZING tact, Council Clerk, newal was quoted at Market/Tractor Wesson contributed ment or express a Town $563 per year, same Supply that she received concern at the outset Meeting - Motion TLING THE POSI‐ tion System Im‐ THE MAYOR TO at (985) 624-3145, as 2025. A motion to • June 2 – Little good feedback of the meeting. Councilman Den‐ TION OF SECRE‐ provements RETAIN A QUALI‐ describing the assis‐ approve this con‐ Academy Education about the open (Anyone having or nis, seconded by TARY TO ADMIN‐ 5.Sunset Point Fish‐ FIED CONSUL‐ tance that is neces‐ Coun cil woman Fai ‐ ISTRATIVE SUP‐ ing Pier tract was made by Presentation house last weekend. expressing a con‐ TANT TO CON‐ sary. son, and all were in PORT SU PER VI ‐ 6.Old Mandeville DUCT AN AUDIT DATE OF NO‐ Commissioner Bil‐ • June 2 – Covington A motion to accept cern tonight may or SOR WITHIN THE Waterlines liot, seconded by City Council the mosquito report may not get an an‐ favor.

AND REVIEW OF TICE: July 2, 2026 PUBLIC WORKS 7.LS 32 (Shadows) THE CITY’S RE‐ 9:00am Commissioner • June 3 – STPMAD was made by Com‐ swer due to the fact 191871JUL8-1T DEPARTMENT POSTED & 19 (Weldon Park) CENTLY AT: missioner Boyer and carried.

Staff Meeting that the council is $115.57 AND PROVIDING Rehabilitation ii.

Age-grading • June 4 – Great Day Townsend, sec‐ hearing the concern ADOPTED AND MANDEVILLE FOR OTHER MAT‐ 8.Jackson Avenue AMENDED CITY HALL, 3101 Mosquitoes Consul‐ Louisiana Taping onded by Commis‐ for the first time. All PUBLIC NOTICE TERS IN CON‐ Boat Launch Bulk‐ WATER CAUSEWAY tation – Western • June 4 – STP sioner Billiot, and statements will be AND E. Carolina University Council Proclama‐ carried.

SEWER BILLING APPROACH, considered and NOTICE OF PUB‐ NECTION THERE‐ head Repairs WITH. (Coun cil ‐ 9.2025 Roadway SYSTEM, – this contract is to tion and Presenta‐ 6. Adjournment – A everyone will re‐ LIC MEETING TO MANDEVILLE, man Discon, At- and Drainage Main‐ IDENTIFY AN AP‐ LOUISIANA provide payment to tion motion to adjourn ceive an answer in MANDEVILLE Large) 193161JUL8-1T te nance the the meeting at 2:16 the near future.

District of • June 6 – PRO PRI ATE CITY COUNCIL 4. Introduction of 10.2024 Water and METHODOLOGY $203.66 $20,000 to consult Northshore Robot‐ p.m. was made by o Deputy Chief Josh MEETING Ordinance 26-27: Sewer Maintenance FOR for this process. A ics STEM Fest Commissioner ACCU‐ Leblanc from Fired AGENDA AN ORDINANCE 11.2025 Asphalt RATELY motion to approve • June 8 – Village of Townsend, sec‐ District 2 came to THURSDAY, RE‐ TO ENACT SEC‐ Maintenance the contract was Folsom Council onded by Commis‐ inform every one of JULY 9, 2026, FLECTING USE TION 7.6.5 OF THE 12.2026 Striping OF CITY WATER made by Commis‐ • June 9 – GIS Dis‐ sioner Billiot, and the upcoming re‐ 6:00PM CITY OF MAN‐ Maintenance sioner Townsend, trict Meeting carried.

AND SEWER SER‐ newal Legal of a millage. MANDEV ILLE Legalby Com‐ • JuneLegal Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal DEV ILLE COM ‐ UN FIN ISHED seconded 9 – City of VICE,Legal TO PRO‐ Councilman Dennis CITY Notices HALL Notices Boyer SlidellNotices Notices Notices Notices Notices PRE HEN SIVE BUSI NESS: missioner Council POSE Notices REVISED Respect fully sub‐ compliNotices mented the 3101 E. and carried.

• June 10 – Eden mitted RATES AND/OR Deputy Chief on CAUSEWAY AP‐ LAND USE REGU‐ NEW BUSINESS: LATIONS ORDI‐ 1. Discuss and Ap‐ AN 4. Old Business Isles HOA Meeting Glen Boyer ALTERNA‐ their recent fire rat‐ PROACH NANCE TO CRE‐ prove Budget Hear‐ TIVE a. Millage Renewal • June 11 – City of Secretary/Treasurer ing being upgraded MANDEVILLE, RATE ATE THE MON‐ ing Dates (Council‐ STRUCTURE Update – Executive Mandeville Council 193057JUL8-1T to a #1 and that he LOUISIANA ROE STREET man Discon, At- THAN WHAT WAS Director Caillouet • June 12 – $190.17 appreciates all of 70448 CORRIDOR LOW- Large) described the efforts STPMAD Legisla‐ RECENTLY their hard work.

TRAF FIC OVER ‐ 2.

Approval of ADOPTED being made in this tive Open House BY CALL TO ORDER LAY DIS TRICT, Change Order No.4 process, including • June 13 – THE COUNCIL IN Old Business: ROLL CALL presentations, STPMAD Open MOMENT OF SI‐ AND TO PRO‐ for the Antibes West ORDINANCE NO. VIDE FOR OTHER Drainage Improve‐ 24-40 media appearances, House AND LENCE New Business: IN ments Project to add AMENDED • June 18 – Quail BY • FY 2027 Budget - PLEDGE OF AL‐ MATTERS CONNECTION 18 additional calen‐ ORDINANCE 26Ridge HOA Meet‐ a. Treasurer’s Ordinance to Adopt LEGIANCE THERE WITH dar days to the con‐ 20, THAT CAUSE Report – Finance ing COM‐ -A motion to ap‐ PUBLIC (Councilman Vo‐ tract time, no THE CITY’S EN‐ Director Simon pre‐ • June 18, July 2 – prove the Ordinance MENT: geltanz) change in contract TERPRISE FUND sented the Trea‐ TBG Performance to adopt the Fiscal MINUTES: 5.

In tro duc tion of price or scope.

TO BE SELF SUS‐ surer’s Report, sum‐ Review Biweekly Year 2027 budget 1. Adoption of the marizing May dis‐ • June 19 – was made by Coun‐ June 25, 2026 Pub‐ Ordinance 26-28: (Councilman Vo‐ TAINAING AND WILL SATISFY bursements, rev‐ Juneteenth Holiday cilman Haddox with lic Hearing Minutes AN ORDINANCE geltanz, District 2) enue and vendor • June 23 – Abita a second by Coun‐ 2. Adoption of the TO APPROPRIATE 3. Adoption of Res‐ THE REQUIRE‐ RELA‐ olution 26-26: A MENTS OF THE Town payments, and re‐ Springs cilman Dennis, a June 25, 2026 Coun‐ FUNDS STATE OF viewed the balances Council cil Meeting Minutes TIVE TO AND RESOLUTION roll call vote FOR ADOP TION AUTHORIZING LOUISIANA TO of the accounts, • June 23 – Radio In‐ was taken and is as INTRODUCTION OF THE OP ER AT ‐ THE MAYOR OF QUAL IFY FOR highlighting some terviews 94.7 and ORDI‐ follows: Ogle - yes, OF ING BUDGET FOR THE CITY OF STATE FUNDS larger dollar income 104.7 Dennis -yes, Had‐ NANCES: CAPITAL and expenses as • June 26 – dox -yes, Faison – 1. Introduction of THE CITY OF MANDEVILLE TO FOR EXECUTE Kidz PROJECTS , AND well as the assigned Covington Ordinance 26-24: MANDEVILLE yes, Bounds – yes FISCAL AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR funds disburse‐ Block Party AN ORDINANCE FOR ments and budget to • June 27 – Lacombe A YEAR 2026-2027; NO. 5 TO THE OTHER MATTERS Monthly Depart‐ APPROVING AND TO ES TAB ‐ PROFESSIONAL IN CONNECTION actual comparisons. Fish-Crab-Explore CONDITIONAL ment Reports: SERVICES THEREWITH Additional discus‐ • June 27 – Slidell 1. Engineering - Mr. USE PERMIT FOR LISH THE ADM NIS TRA ‐ AGREE MENT BE ‐ (Coun cilman Zuck‐ sion ensued. Addi‐ Heritage Fest Joe Harmon (Forte THE USE DESIG‐ tional discussion en‐ • June 27 – Election & Tablada) gave a NATED UNDER TION OF EXPEN‐ TWEEN THE CITY erman, At-Large) OF MANDEVILLE 6. Adoption of Res‐ sued, including dis‐ Day ! monthly report on CLURO SECTION DITURES NEEL- olution 26-29: A cussing the biologist • July 1 – STPMAD the status of all on‐ 6.4.42.3 LODGING THEREOF AND AND TO PROVIDE FOR SCHAFFER, INC. RESOLUTION coverage for service Staff Meeting going projects, (TRANSIENT) RELATED MAT‐ FOR THE MAN‐ AUTHORIZING requests. A motion • July 2 – STPMAD grants, and grants SHORT-TERM to accept the Trea‐ Millage Renewal RENTAL: WHOLE TERS. (Councilman DEVILLE LAKE‐ THE MAYOR OF applied for.

Dis con, At-Large) FRONT WET‐ THE CITY OF surer’s Report was Appreciation Lunch 2. Police - Chief HOUSE RENTAL, MANDEVILLE TO made by Commis‐ • July 3 – Barney Tyrney gave LOCATED AT 526 6. Introduction of LANDS Or di nance 26-29: RESTORA TION EXECUTE A SUC‐ sioner Townsend, Independence Day a monthly report of GIROD STREET, AND CESSION TO THE seconded by Com‐ Holiday all events attended BEING A POR‐ AN ORDINANCE PROJECT missioner Billiot • July 15 – OF TO APPROPRIATE PROVIDING FOR PROFESSIONAL and all statistics in TION RELA‐ OTHER MATTERS SERVICES STPMAD BOC and carried.

LO‐ FUNDS comparison from GROUND b. Incidents and Meeting IN TIVE TO AND IN CONNECTION AGREEMENT BE‐ the current year to CATED FOR ADOP TION THEREWITH TWEEN THE CITY Claims Report – Ex‐ d. Mosquito Control SQUARE 19 last year. ecutive Director Report – Deputy Di‐ 3.

Maintenance/ ZONED AS B-3 OF THE CAPITAL (Councilman Zuck‐ OF MANDEVILLE IM PROVE MENT er man, At-Large) AND NEELCaillouet stated rector Josh Foulon Utility Kyle OLD MANDEV‐ FOR 4. Adoption of Res‐ SCHAFFER, INC. there are no new in‐ presented the mos‐ Matthews, Public ILLE BUSINESS BUDGET cidents or updates quito control report, Works director gave DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF olution 26-27: A FOR THE HIGH‐ RESOLUTION starting by dis‐ WAY 190 MEDIAN on prior incidents.

A MANDEVILLE his monthly reports APPROVING FISCAL AUTHORIZING PROJECT (US 190 c. Calendar of cussing the impact PLAN, FOR on new gas cus‐ FLOOR of rain on the mos‐ Events tomers, projects, AND PROVIDING YEAR 2026-2027; THE MAYOR OF STREETSCAPE & MAN‐ • May 20 – STP‐ quito counts. The and all work being FOR OTHER MAT‐ AND TO ESTAB‐ THE CITY OF ACCESS prevalent MAD BOC Meeting most completed by his TERS IN CON‐ LISH THE AD‐ MANDEVILLE TO AGEMENT PRO‐ MIN IS TRA TION EX E CUTE JECT) AND PRO‐ • May 21, June 4 – species in traps is NECTION THERE‐ department.

EXPENDI‐ AMENDMENT salinarius, VIDING FOR The Balmoral Culex 4. Town Attorney- WITH (Councilman OF TURES THEREOF NO. 1 TO THE OTHER MATTERS Group Performance though woodland Mr. Bruce Danner Discon, at-Large) mosquitoes are IN CONNECTION Review Biweekly gave a monthly re‐ 2. Introduction of AND TO PRO‐ PROFESSIONAL THEREWITH • May 21 – LMCA more responsible port on all meetings Ordinance 26-25: VIDE FOR RE‐ SERVICES MAT‐ AGREEMENT BE‐ (Councilman Zuck‐ Director’s Round‐ for the elevated ser‐ attended, all con‐ AN ORDINANCE LATED vice requests, which table tracts worked on, AMENDING THE TERS. (Councilman TWEEN THE CITY erman, At-Large) Dis con, At-Large) OF MANDEVILLE ADJOURNMENT • May 25 – Memor‐ is indicated by land‐ DESCRIP‐ preparation of ordi‐ JOB AN‐ AND ing rate counts.

The budget is avail‐ ial Day Holiday nances throughout TION OF CLERK REPORTS, NOUNCE MENTS, PRIN CIPAL ENGI‐ able for viewing at • May 26 – District Commissioner II - ADMINISTRA‐ the month.

MESSAGE NEERING, INC. our website at www.

11 East Community Townsend asked if • Council Com‐ TIVE COORDINA‐ & THE FOR THE SUNSET cityofmandeville. there is a need for Meeting ments - Councilman TOR WITHIN THE FROM POINT FISHING com and at City Hall • May 27 – District additional person‐ Dennis passed out PUBLIC WORKS MAYOR: PRESENTATIONS: PIER, HANDICAP at the address below.

11 West Community nel. Deputy Director some information DEPARTMENT 1.

Youth Ser vices PIER, AND SITE Alicia Watts Foulon stated that it Meeting from an Emergency AND PROVIDING REPAIR PROJECT Council Clerk • May 28 – STP is not needed as of Preparedness meet‐ FOR OTHER MAT‐ Bureau PRO JECTS IN AND PROVIDING City of MandevilleDHS Hurricane Pre‐ this time. Executive ing he attended help TERS IN CON‐ Director Caillouet paredness by the Parish. He NECTION THERE‐ PROGRESS: Keith FOR OTHER MAT‐ 3101 E. Causeway • May 28 – District 3 stated that there is (Coun‐ LaGrange, Public TERS IN CON‐ Approach-Mandev‐ asked the Mayor WITH. NECTION THERE‐ ille, LA 70448 Community Meet‐ some turnover an‐ and Council to read cilmember Discon, Works Director 1.Seawall Repair – WITH (Councilman (985) 624-3145 ticipated and there ing and make note of At-Large) Vogeltanz, District In accordance with will be some deci‐ • May 29 – changes that FEMA 3. Introduction of Segment 1 & 2 the Americans with Covington Kids sions made after the Ordinance 26-26: 2.LA 22 Drainage 2) is proposing.

Im prove ments 5. Adoption of Res‐ Disabilities Act, if 192693JULY8-1T $353.43 millage and budget Block Party • Mayor's Com‐ AN ORDINANCE 3.

Old Golden o lu tion 26-28: A you need special as‐ • May 30 – Adoption process is under‐ AMENDING THE ments RESOLUTION sistance, please con‐ Event at Farmer’s taken. Finally, Dr. DESCRIP‐ Shores Drainage • Adjourn Regular JOB Wesson contributed tact, Council Clerk, Market/Tractor Town Council TION AND RETI‐ 4.WWTP Disinfec‐ AUTHORIZING that she received Supply Meeting - Motion TLING THE POSI‐ tion System Im‐ THE MAYOR TO at (985) 624-3145, RETAIN A QUALI‐ describing the assis‐ feedback • June 2 – Little good Councilman Den‐ TION OF SECRE‐ provements lll

or ground situated in AND A perpetual predial Section 17, Town‐ ship 6 South, Range servitude of passage and right-of-way 11 East, Parish of St. ✦ St. 10B ✦ Wednesday, July 8,over 2026 and Tammany across the ✦ Tammany, State of more following described Louisiana, Public Notices Public Notices Public Notices fully de scribed as property, to-wit: Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min That certain parcel follows: of ground situated in Commencing from Section 17, Town‐ the Quarter Comer ship 6 South, Range common to Sections PUBLIC NOTICE 11 East, Parish of St. 17 & 20, Township Tammany, State of 6 South, Range 11 ST. TAMMANY Louisiana, more East, run South 89 PARISH fully described as degrees 59 minutes MICHAEL B. 43 seconds West for follows: COOPER distance of From the Quarter a PARISH Corner common to 1033.90 feet to a PRESIDENT point; thence run Sections 17 and 20, The St. Tammany Township 6 South, North 31 degrees 33 Parish Zoning Com‐ Range 11 East, St, minutes 19 seconds mission will hold Tammany Pairsh, West for a distance their regular Louisiana, go South of 1250.27 feet to a monthly meeting on 89 degrees 59 min‐ point; thence run Tuesday, August 4, utes 43 seconds North 54 degrees 03 2026 in the St. Tam‐ West 1033.90 feet; minutes 25 seconds many Parish Ad‐ thence North 31 de‐ East for a distance ministrative Com‐ grees 33 minutes 19 of 583.47 feet to a West point; thence run plex, 21490 Koop Second Drive, Mandeville, 1250.27 feet; thence North 49 degrees 38 LA at 6:00 PM. A North 54 degrees 03 minutes 30 seconds public hearing will minutes 25 seconds East for a distance be conducted at this East 583.47 feet; of241.23 feet to a meeting to hear thence North 49 de‐ point; thence run comments for or grees 38 minutes 30 South 48 degrees 40 against amendments seconds East 241.23 minutes 47 seconds to the Unified De‐ feet to an iron rod; West for a distance velopment Code thence South 48 de‐ of 100.00 feet to a with respect to the grees 40 minutes 47 point; thence run seconds West North 40 degrees 34 following changes 100.00 feet to an minutes 29 seconds 1. Zoning Case No. iron rod; thence West for a distance North 40 degrees 34 of 540.05 feet to a 2026-4710-ZC Petition to change minutes 29 seconds point; thence run the zoning district West 30.00 feet to South 35 degrees 25 classification for a an iron rod; thence minutes 53 seconds tract of land situated North 40 degrees 34 West for a distance in S17, T6S, R11E, minutes 29 seconds of 186.98 feet to a Ward 3, District 2, West 510.05 feet to point; thence run St. Tammany an iron rod; thence North 33 degrees 41 Parish, Louisiana, South 35 degrees 25 minutes 19 seconds which is a Parcel lo‐ minutes 53 seconds West for a distance cated on the east West 186.98 feet to of 459.63 feet to a side of LA Highway an iron and the Point point; thence run South 61 degrees 10 25, south of River of Beginning, Road, Covington, From the Point of minutes 11 seconds and which property Beginning go South East for a distance comprises a total of 72 degrees 34 min‐ of 192.10 feet to the 6.28 acres of land utes 50 seconds Point of Beginning more or less, from West 488.83 feet to #1. From the Point its present L-1 an iron set on the of Beginning #1, run line of South 28 degrees 40 (Large Lot Residen‐ east tial District) and Louisiana Highway minutes 01 second NC-2 (Neighbor‐ 25; thence along West for a distance hood Commercial said right-of-way, of 25.03 feet to a District) to GC-2 go North 32 degrees point; thence run (General Commer‐ 28 minutes 44 sec‐ North 61 degrees 10 cial District). The onds West 62.13 feet minutes 11 seconds property petitioned to a point; thence West for a distance for rezoning is more North 72 degrees 34 of 277.25 feet to a fully described as minutes 50 seconds point on the easterly of East 113.23 feet to a right-of-way follows: point; thence South River Road; thence ALL THAT CER‐ 32 degrees 28 min‐ along the said rightTAIN PIECE OR utes 44 seconds East of-way, run North PARCEL OF 20.71 feet to a point; 35 degrees 22 min‐ LAND, together thence North 72 de‐ utes 47 seconds East with all the build‐ grees 34 minutes 50 for a distance of ings and improve‐ seconds East 374.61 25.20 feet to a point; ments thereon, and feet to a point; thence leaving said run all the rights, ways, thence South 33 de‐ right-of-way, means, privileges, grees 41 minutes 19 South 61 degrees 10 min utes 11 Sec onds servitudes, prescrip‐ seconds East 41.69 tions and appurte‐ feet to the Point of East for a distance of 274.30 feet back nances there unto Beginning. belonging or in any‐ Said property desig‐ to the Point of Be‐ wise appertaining, nated as 60-foot Ac‐ ginning 1. Said par‐ situated in Section cess Servitude and cel of land contains Access 6,903.9 square feet 17, Township 6 40-foot South, Range 11 Servitude as shown or 0.16 acres more East, Parish of St. on the Minor Sur‐ or less. Said prop‐ Tammany, State of veying plat by Land, erty designated as Louisiana, all as LLC dated June 19, #1 25-foot Access more fully shown on 2024, and filed for Servitude as shown the Minor Subdivi‐ registry August 26, on A Servitude Map sion plat by land 2024 in the Office of of Parcel A3 by Engineers, Surveying, LLC, the Clerk of Court Lowe dated June 19, 2024, for St. Tammany PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original and filed for registry Parish as Map File of which is annexed August 26, 2024 in No. 6333A. hereto. the Office of the AND Clerk of Court for AND St. Tammany Parish A perpetual medial A perpetual predial as Map File No. servitude of passage servitude of passage right-of-way right-of-way and 6333A, and being and more fully de‐ over and across the over and across the fol low ing describe scribed as follows, following described property, to-wit: property, to-wit: to-wit: That certain parcel That certain parcel PARCELA3 or ground situated in of ground situated in AND A perpetual predial Section 17, Town‐ Section 17, Town‐ servitude of passage ship 6 South, Range ship 6 South, Range and right-of-way 11 East, Parish of St. 11 East, Parish of St. over and across the Tammany, State of Tammany, State of more more Louisiana following described Louisiana, fully described as fully described as property, to-wit: follows: That certain parcel follows: of ground situated in Commencing from Commencing from Section 17, Town‐ the Quarter Comer the Quarter Comer ship 6 South, Range common to Sections common to Sections Township Township 17 & 20, 11 East, Parish of St. 17 & 20, Legal LegalRange 11 6 South, LegalRange 11 Tammany, State of 6 South, Notices Notices Notices East, run South 89 Louisiana, more East, run South 89 fully described as degrees 59 minutes degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for 43 seconds West for follows: distance of distance of a From the Quarter a Corner common to 1033.90 feet to a 1033.90 feet to a Sections 17 and 20, point; thence run point; thence run Township 6 South, North 31 degrees 33 North 31 degrees 33 Range 11 East, St, minutes 19 seconds minutes 19 seconds Tammany Pairsh, West for a distance West for a distance Louisiana, go South of 1250.27 feet to a of 1250.27 feet to a 89 degrees 59 min‐ point; thence run point; thence run utes 43 seconds North 54 degrees 03 North 54 degrees 03 West 1033.90 feet; minutes 25 seconds minutes 25 seconds thence North 31 de‐ East for a distance East for a distance grees 33 minutes 19 of 583.47 feet to a of 583.47 feet to a Second West point; thence run point; thence run 1250.27 feet; thence North 49 degrees 38 North 49 degrees 38 North 54 degrees 03 minutes 30 seconds minutes 30 seconds minutes 25 seconds East for a distance East for a distance East 583.47 feet; of241.23 feet to a of 241.23 feet to a thence North 49 de‐ point; thence run point; thence run grees 38 minutes 30 South 48 degrees 40 South 48 degrees 40 seconds East 241.23 minutes 47 seconds minutes 47 seconds feet to an iron rod; West for a distance West for a distance thence South 48 de‐ of 100.00 feet to a of 52.47 feet to the grees 40 minutes 47 point; thence run Point of Beginning seconds West North 40 degrees 34 #3. From the Point 100.00 feet to an minutes 29 seconds of Beginning #3, iron rod; thence West for a distance continue South 48 North 40 degrees 34 of 540.05 feet to a degrees 40 minutes minutes 29 seconds point; thence run 47 seconds West for West 30.00 feet to South 35 degrees 25 a distance of 25.00 an iron rod; thence minutes 53 seconds feet to a point; North 40 degrees 34 West for a distance thence run North 41 minutes 29 seconds of 186.98 feet to a degrees 19 minutes West 510.05 feet to point; thence run 13 seconds West for an iron rod; thence North 33 degrees 41 a distance of 30.00 South 35 degrees 25 minutes 19 seconds feet to a point; minutes 53 seconds West for a distance thence run North 48 West 186.98 feet to of 459.63 feet to a degrees 40 minutes an iron and the Point point; thence run 47 seconds East for South 61 degrees 10 a distance of 25.00 of Beginning, From the Point of minutes 11 seconds feet to a point; Beginning go South East for a distance thence run South 41 72 degrees 34 min‐ of 192.10 feet to the degrees 19 minutes utes 50 seconds Point of Beginning 13 seconds East for West 488.83 feet to #1. From the Point a distance of 30.00 an iron set on the of Beginning #1, run feet back to the east line of South 28 degrees 40 Point of Beginning Louisiana Highway minutes 01 second #3. Said parcel of contains 25; thence along West for a distance land said right-of-way, of 25.03 feet to a 750.10 square feet go North 32 degrees point; thence run or 0.02 acres more 28 minutes 44 sec‐ North 61 degrees 10 or less. Said prop‐ onds West 62.13 feet minutes 11 seconds erty designated as to a point; thence West for a distance #3 25-foot Access North 72 degrees 34 of 277.25 feet to a Servitude as shown minutes 50 seconds point on the easterly on A Servitude Map of of Parcel A3 by East 113.23 feet to a right-of-way Engineers, point; thence South River Road; thence Lowe 32 degrees 28 min‐ along the said right- PLS, dated February utes 44 seconds East of-way, run North 10, 2026, an original 20.71 feet to a point; 35 degrees 22 min‐ of which is annexed thence North 72 de‐ utes 47 seconds East hereto. grees 34 minutes 50 for a distance of seconds East 374.61 25.20 feet to a point; Maps depicting the feet to a point; thence leaving said areas proposed for run land use change thence South 33 de‐ right-of-way, grees 41 minutes 19 South 61 degrees 10 may be inspected at seconds East 41.69 minutes 11 Seconds the St. Tammany feet to the Point of East for a distance Parish Department Development, of 274.30 feet back of Beginning.

Said property desig‐ to the Point of Be‐ 21454 Koop Drive, Suite 1B, Mandev‐ gin ning 1.

Said par ‐ nated as 60-foot Ac‐ cess Servitude and cel of land contains ille, LA weekdays 40-foot Access 6,903.9 square feet from 8:00 AM to Servitude as shown or 0.16 acres more 4:30 PM. on the Minor Sur‐ or less. Said prop‐ /S/ veying plat by Land, erty designated as Ross Liner, Director lll

of ground situated in Section 17, Town‐ ship 6 South, Range 11 East, Parish of St. Tammany, State of Louisiana more Public Notices fully de scribed as Meet/Hear/Min follows: Commencing from the Quarter Comer common to Sections 17 & 20, Township 6 South, Range 11 East, run South 89 degrees 59 minutes 43 seconds West for a distance of 1033.90 feet to a point; thence run North 31 degrees 33 minutes 19 seconds West for a distance of 1250.27 feet to a point; thence run North 54 degrees 03 minutes 25 seconds East for a distance of 583.47 feet to a point; thence run North 49 degrees 38 minutes 30 seconds East for a distance of 241.23 feet to a point; thence run South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 52.47 feet to the Point of Beginning #3. From the Point of Beginning #3, continue South 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds West for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run North 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds West for a distance of 30.00 feet to a point; thence run North 48 degrees 40 minutes 47 seconds East for a distance of 25.00 feet to a point; thence run South 41 degrees 19 minutes 13 seconds East for a distance of 30.00 feet back to the Point of Beginning #3. Said parcel of land contains 750.10 square feet or 0.02 acres more or less. Said prop‐ erty designated as #3 25-foot Access Servitude as shown on A Servitude Map of Parcel A3 by Lowe Engineers, PLS, dated February 10, 2026, an original of which is annexed hereto.

Maps depicting the areas proposed for land use change may be inspected at the St. Tammany Parish Department of Development, 21454 Koop Drive, Suite 1B, Mandev‐ ille, LA weekdays from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. /S/ Ross Liner, Director Department of Plan‐ ning and Develop‐ ment 193130JUL8-1529-3T $508.62 PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Mandeville Plan‐ ning and Zoning Commission will hold a work session on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at 6:00PM and a public hear‐ ing on Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 6:00PM at the Man‐ deville City Hall Council Chambers, 3101 E. Causeway Approach, Mandev‐ ille, LA regarding the following case(s): CU26-07-02 – Legal CelinaNotices and Chuck Voelker request Conditional Use Approval to allow Lodging (Transient) — Short-term Rental Whole House per the Table of Permitted Uses, CLURO Section 7.8 Old Town of Man‐ deville, Square 18 Lot 14, B-3 - Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 2036 Monroe V26-07-21 – Mark Fussell requests a variance to CLURO Section 9.2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protection Require‐ ments, Old Town of Mandeville, Square 81 Lot 3-A, R-1 Single Family Resi‐ dential District, 1319 Montgomery V26-07-22 – Stephanie Clark re‐ quests a variance to CLURO Section 9.

2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protec‐ tion Requirements, Chateau Village, Square G Lot 103, R-1 - Single Family Residential District, 530 Markie V26-07-23 – Joshua S. Brandner, re‐ quests a variance to CLURO Section 5.

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Drainage Overlay District and Fill Sub-Area A, Old Town of Man‐ deville, Square 10 Lot 2A, B-3 Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 214 Girod V26-07-24 – An‐ thony and Melissa Bologna request a variance to CLURO Section 9.2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protection Require‐ ments, Tanglewood, Square 3 Lot 8-A, R1X75 - SingleFamily Existing Small Lots, 234 Goldenwood V26-07-25 – Michael and Linda Gray request a vari‐ ance to CLURO Section 5.2.3.4. Re‐ mainder of the City Grading, Fill and Foundation, for a deck and outdoor

and a public hear‐ ing on Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 6:00PM at the Man‐ deville City Hall CouncilPublic Cham bers, Notices 3101 E. Cause way Meet/Hear/Min Approach, Mandev‐ ille, LA regarding the following case(s): CU26-07-02 – Celina and Chuck Voelker request Conditional Use Approval to allow Lodging (Transient) — Short-term Rental Whole House per the Table of Permitted Uses, CLURO Section 7.8 Old Town of Man‐ deville, Square 18 Lot 14, B-3 - Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 2036 Monroe V26-07-21 – Mark Fussell requests a variance to CLURO Section 9.2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protection Require‐ ments, Old Town of Mandeville, Square 81 Lot 3-A, R-1 Single Family Resi‐ dential District, 1319 Montgomery V26-07-22 – Stephanie Clark re‐ quests a variance to CLURO Section 9.

2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protec‐ tion Requirements, Chateau Village, Square G Lot 103, R-1 - Single Family Residential District, 530 Markie V26-07-23 – Joshua S. Brandner, re‐ quests a variance to CLURO Section 5.

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Drainage Overlay District and Fill Sub-Area A, Old Town of Man‐ deville, Square 10 Lot 2A, B-3 Old Mandeville Busi‐ ness District, 214 Girod V26-07-24 – An‐ thony and Melissa Bologna request a variance to CLURO Section 9.2.5.7. Key Native Tree Species Protection Require‐ ments, Tanglewood, Square 3 Lot 8-A, R1X75 - SingleFamily Existing Small Lots, 234 Goldenwood V26-07-25 – Michael and Linda Gray request a vari‐ ance to CLURO Section 5.2.3.4. Re‐ mainder of the City Grading, Fill and Foundation, for a deck and outdoor kitchen elevation, Sanctuary, Lot 268, R-1 - Single Family Residential District, 160 Sanctuary Tina Myers Planning Secretary 193125JUL8-1522-3T $162.00 PUBLIC NOTICE THE COVING‐ TON HISTORIC DISTRICT COM‐ MISSION HAS SCHEDULED A PUBLIC MEET‐ ING FOR TUES‐ DAY, JULY 14, 2026, AT 4:00 PM IN THE CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBER, LO‐ CATED AT 222 EASTLegal KIRK‐ LANDNotices STREET, COVINGTON, LOUISIANA. In accordance with Chapter Historic Preservation, Arti‐ cle III, Certificate of Appropriateness, Section 54.63 – Pro‐ cedure for issuance of Certificate of Ap‐ propriateness: 26-07-18 CHDC Request for a Cer‐ tificate of Appropri‐ ateness for material alterations to the parking lot en‐ trances/exits on Boston Street (LA 21) and on Theard Street. Specifically, add a gate and key‐ pad to the entrance of the parking lot and a gate at the exit.

The parking area is located in Square 31 and in the remaining fraction of Square 6, Bounded by E Boston, the revoked portion of S. Wash‐ ington, E 20th Av‐ enue, and Theard Street. The address of the St. Scholas‐ tica Academy is 122 S. Massachusetts, Covington, LA Petitioner: St. Scholastica Acad‐ emy Owner: Archdio‐ cese of New Orleans 26-07-19 CHDC Request for a Cer‐ tificate of Appropri‐ ateness for material alterations to the ex‐ terior of the existing residence at 157 N. New Hampshire Street, located on Lot 9 and portions of Lots 8 and 10, in Square 2 of the Di‐ vision of St. John, Covington.

Petitioner: Studio MV/Matthew Voelkel Owner: John and Beatrice Levert Any person may speak or submit a written statement.

For more informa‐ tion, or to review case material or to inquire about speak‐ ing at the public hearing, please call the City of Coving‐ ton Planning De‐ ment at

DISTRICT COM‐ MISSION HAS SCHEDULED A PUBLIC MEET‐ ING FOR TUES‐ DAY, JULY 14, Public Notices 2026, AT 4:00 PM Meet/Hear/Min IN THE CITY OF COVINGTON COUNCIL CHAMBER, LO‐ CATED AT 222 EAST KIRK‐ LAND STREET, COVINGTON, LOUISIANA. In accordance with Chapter Historic Preservation, Arti‐ cle III, Certificate of Appropriateness, Section 54.63 – Pro‐ cedure for issuance of Certificate of Ap‐ propriateness: 26-07-18 CHDC Request for a Cer‐ tificate of Appropri‐ ateness for material alterations to the parking lot en‐ trances/exits on Boston Street (LA 21) and on Theard Street. Specifically, add a gate and key‐ pad to the entrance of the parking lot and a gate at the exit.

The parking area is located in Square 31 and in the remaining fraction of Square 6, Bounded by E Boston, the revoked portion of S. Wash‐ ington, E 20th Av‐ enue, and Theard Street. The address of the St. Scholas‐ tica Academy is 122 S. Massachusetts, Covington, LA Petitioner: St. Scholastica Acad‐ emy Owner: Archdio‐ cese of New Orleans 26-07-19 CHDC Request for a Cer‐ tificate of Appropri‐ ateness for material alterations to the ex‐ terior of the existing residence at 157 N. New Hampshire Street, located on Lot 9 and portions of Lots 8 and 10, in Square 2 of the Di‐ vision of St. John, Covington.

Petitioner: Studio MV/Matthew Voelkel Owner: John and Beatrice Levert Any person may speak or submit a written statement.

For more informa‐ tion, or to review case material or to inquire about speak‐ ing at the public hearing, please call the City of Coving‐ ton Planning De‐ partment at (985) 867-1214. Thanks for your interest in Covington’s future.

In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you need special as‐ sistance, please con‐ tact the ADA Coor‐ dinator at (985-8921811) Covington City Hall describing the assistance that is necessary.

If you have com‐ ments, please e-mail them to eagee@ covla.com or mail them to the City of Covington Planning Department at P. O. Box 778, Coving‐ ton, LA 70434.

Appeals: Any per‐ son aggrieved by any deLegal cision, act or proceed ing of the Notices historic district commission shall have the right to ap‐ peal I writing to the Covington City Council for reversal or modification.

Any such appeal must be forwarded to the city clerk, in writing, within ten (10) from the date of the historic district commission’s deci‐ sion and the council may consider such appeal at its next general meeting or special meeting, but in any event, not more than 45 days after the historic dis‐ trict commission de‐ cision. The city council shall have the right to reverse, change or modify any decision of the historic commission only by a majority vote of council.

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ments, please e-mail them to eagee@ covla.com or mail them to the City of Covington Planning DepartPublic ment Notices at P. O. Box 778, Coving‐ Meet/Hear/Min ton, LA 70434.

Appeals: Any per‐ son aggrieved by any decision, act or proceeding of the historic district commission shall have the right to ap‐ peal I writing to the Covington City Council for reversal or modification.

Any such appeal must be forwarded to the city clerk, in writing, within ten (10) from the date of the historic district commission’s deci‐ sion and the council may consider such appeal at its next general meeting or special meeting, but in any event, not more than 45 days after the historic dis‐ trict commission de‐ cision. The city council shall have the right to reverse, change or modify any decision of the historic commission only by a majority vote of council.

191661JUN24JUL1 -8-3T $256.30 PUBLIC NOTICE The Slidell Planning and Zoning Commissions will meet on Monday, July 20, 2026 at 7:00pm in the Council Chambers at 2045 2nd St, Slidell, LA, for a public hearing on:

The Slidell Planning and Zoning Commissions will meet on Monday, July 20, 2026 at Public Notices 7:00pm in the Meet/Hear/Min Council Chambers at 2045 2nd St, Slidell, LA, for a public hearing on: AZ 2026-0004: A request to annex into the City of Slidell property lo‐ cated containing a total 5.491 acres at 2081 Gause Blvd East; identified as Lots 1A and 5A in Square 24, Pearl Acres Subdivision, and establish City zoning classifica‐ tion as CC – Com‐ mercial Corridor.

ZONING 20260003: A request to amend the zoning map to include the Innovation & Tech‐ nology Overlay for property located at 1284 E Howze Beach Road, identi‐ fied as a 7.30-acre parcel located in Section 34, Town‐ ship 9 South, Range 14 East, north of the intersection with Oak Harbor Blvd, zoned CR. CUP 2026-0024: A request for a Condi‐ tional Use Permit for a Retail Store primarily selling age restricted inven‐ tory, including fire‐ works, at 1284 E Howze Beach Road, identified as a 7.30acre parcel located in Section 34, Township 9 South, Range 14 East, north of the inter‐ section with Oak Harbor Blvd.

TXT2026-0002 – A quarterly Text Amendment update to the Unified De‐ velopment Code.

tory, ‐ works, at 1284 E Howze Beach Road, identified as a 7.30acre parcel located in Section 34, Public9Notices Township South, Range Meet/Hear/Min 14 East, north of the inter‐ section with Oak Harbor Blvd.

TXT2026-0002 – A quarterly Text Amendment update to the Unified De‐ velopment Code.

Link to updated Zoning Map: https://myslidell. com/planning/#tabid-7 For more informa‐ tion or to identify accessibility needs, go to mys‐ lidell.com/plan‐ ning/boards/pz, email plan‐ ningdept@cityofs lidell.org, or call (985) 646-4320.

192639JUL1-8-153T $150.88 PUBLIC NOTICE The St. Tammany Parish Planning Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, July 14, 2026 at the St. Tammany Parish Administrative Complex Building, Parish Council Chambers, Building “A”, 21490 Koop Drive, Mandeville, LA, at 6:00 P.M. to hear comments for or against the fol‐ lowing: Enter the Parish Right-ofWays, Enter the St. Tammany Trace, Minor Subdivisions, Resubdivisions, Pe‐ titions/Requests, Final Subdivision & Construction Plan Approval requests and/or Amendments to the Unified De‐ velopment Code:

AZ 2026-0004: A request to annex into the City of Slidell property lo‐ cated containing a total 5.491 acres at Link to updated Map: 2081 Gause Blvd Zoning ENTERING THE East; identified as https://myslidell.

Lots 1A and 5A in com/planning/#tab- PARISH RIGHTyou idneed the news. OF-WAY, SERVI‐ 7 Square When 24, Pearl Acres Subdivision, For more informa‐ TUDES, SERVI‐ TUDES, EASE‐ Wherever you read thetifynews. and establish City tion or to iden zoning classifica‐ accessibility needs, MENT & to mys‐ TAMMANY tion as CC – Com‐ go TRACE lidell.com/plan‐ mercial Corridor.

ZONING 2026- ning/boards/pz, plan‐ Request to Enter the 0003: A request to email Parish Right-ofamend the zoning ningdept@cityofs map to include the lidell.org, or call Way of Highway De part ment Road Innovation & Tech‐ (985) 646-4320. nology Overlay for 192639JUL1-8-15- for the purpose of drainage improve‐ property located at 3T ments 1284 E Howze $150.88 Developer/Owner: Beach Road, identi‐ St. Tammany Parish fied as a 7.30-acre School Board parcel located in Engineer/Surveyor: Section 34, Town‐ Duplantis Design ship 9 South, Range Group 14 East, north of the Parish Council Dis‐ intersection with trict Rep.: Hon. Oak Harbor Blvd, David Cougle zoned CR. General Location: CUP 2026-0024: A The property is lo‐ request for a Condi‐ cated east of US tional Use Permit High way 11, north for a Retail Store of Dr. T.J. Smith Sr. primarily selling Expressway, Slidell, age restricted inven‐ Louisiana. Ward 8, tory, including fire‐ District 9 works, at 1284 E Howze Beach Road, Request to Enter the identified as a 7.30Parish Right-ofacre parcel located Way of Landry Kate in Section 34, Lane for the purpose Township 9 South, of access to property Range 14 East, Developer/Owner: north of the inter‐ Mr. Matthew Mal‐ section with Oak brough Harbor Blvd.

The newspaper of record for veyor: Engineer/Sur TXT2026-0002 – A Hensgens Trahan quarterly Text NewEnOrleans gineering Con‐ Amendment update sulting to the Unified De‐ Parish Council Dis‐ velopment Code. trict Rep.: Hon. Larry Rolling Link to updated General Location: Zoning Map: The property is lo‐ https://myslidell. cated north of 9th com/planning/# tabLegal Legal Legal Avenue, east of US id-7 Notices Notices Notices Highway 190, west For more informa‐ of Falconer Drive, tion or to identify Covington, accessibility needs, Louisiana. Ward 3, go to mys‐ District 2 lidell.com/plan‐ ning/boards/pz, MINOR SUBDIVI‐ email plan‐ SION ningdept@cityofs 2026-4691-MSP lidell.org, or call Minor Subdivision (985) 646-4320. of Tract 3-A1 into 192639JUL1-8-15Tracts 3-A1-A & 33T A1-B $150.88 Owner & Represen‐ tative: Randy Jay Young, Jr. & Holley Curich Young Surveyor: John G Cummings & Asso‐ ciates Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Cheryl Tanner General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the west side of Bob Baxter Road, south of LA Highway 40, Bush, Louisiana; S16, T5S, R12E, Ward 5, District 6 2026-4692-MSP Minor Subdivision of 1.124 acres into Parcels 1 & 2 Owner & Represen‐ tative: Clifton Roys‐ ton & Katherine Collier Royston Surveyor: J.V. Burkes & Associ‐ ates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Kathy Seiden General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the east side of LA Highway 1077, south of Dum‐ myline Road, Madisonville, Louisiana; S41 & 44, T7S, R10E, Ward 1, District 4 2026-4701-MSP Minor Subdivision of Parcels 7A1AD1-1, 7A1-AD2B1, 7A1-AD2-A2 & 7A1-AD2-A1 into Parcels 7A1-AD2B1A, 8A, 8B, 8C & 8D Owner & Represen‐ tative: All State Fi‐ nancial Company Surveyor: Lowe En‐ gineers Parish Council Dis‐ 192697JULY8-1T $332.64 trict Represen tative: Hon. Rick Smith General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the west side of South

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Drive, Mandeville, Parish Council Dis‐ of 4.856 acres into Hon. Cheryl Tanner LA, at 6:00 P.M. to trict Representative: Parcels B-1, B-2 & General Location: The property is lo‐ hear comments for Hon. Cheryl Tanner B-3 or against the fol‐ General Location: Owner & Represen‐ cated on the north‐ ✦ Wednesday, ✦ St. 12Bing: July 8,The 2026prop Tammany low Enter the erty is lo‐ ✦ tative: Christy B. east side of John Keller Public Road & Parish PublicRight-ofcated Public on the west Himel Public Notices Notices Notices Notices Coun try Ways, Meet/Hear/Min Enter the St. side ofMeet/Hear/Min Bob Baxter Surveyor: John G. God’s Meet/Hear/Min Meet/Hear/Min Tammany Trace, Road, south of LA Cummings & Asso‐ Road, Pearl River, Louisiana; S40, Minor Subdivisions, Highway 40, Bush, ciates Resubdivisions, Pe‐ Louisiana; S16, Parish Council Dis‐ T6S, R14E, Ward 6, Dis titions/Requests, T5S, R12E, Ward 5, trict Representative: trict 6 Final Subdivision & District 6 Hon. Rick Smith Construction Plan General Location: 2026-4714-MRP Approval requests 2026-4692-MSP of The property is lo‐ Resubdivision and/or Amendments Minor Subdivision cated on the north Parcels 4A4B & to the Unified De‐ of 1.124 acres into side of Boudreaux 4A4C1 into Parcels velopment Code: Parcels 1 & 2 Court, east of LA 4A4B1 & 4A4B2, Owner & Represen‐ Highway 1085, The Planation ENTERING THE tative: Clifton Roys‐ Madisonville, Owner & Represen‐ PARISH RIGHT- ton & Katherine Louisiana; S8, T7S, tative: Providence, OF-WAY, SERVI‐ Collier Royston R10E, Ward 1, Dis‐ LLC - Zachary R. TUDES, SERVI‐ Surveyor: Smith & Hannah J.V. trict 1 TUDES, Salter and Ruben’s EASE‐ Burkes & Associ‐ MENT & ates, Inc. Rub LLC – Blake 2026-4715-MSP TAMMANY Parish Council Dis‐ Minor Subdivision Harrell trict Representative: of 9.62 acres into Parish Council Dis‐ TRACE Hon. Kathy Seiden trict Representative: Parcels A & B Request to Enter the General Location: Owner & Represen‐ Hon. Cheryl Tanner Parish Right-of- The property is lo‐ tative: Karen L. General Location: Way of Highway cated on the east Keating The property is lo‐ Department Road side of LA Highway Surveyor: Land Sur‐ cated at the end of for the purpose of 1077, south of Dum‐ veying, LLC. Shenandoah Lane, drainage improve‐ myline Road, Parish Council Dis‐ Covington, ments Madisonville, trict Representative: Louisiana; S31 & Developer/Owner: Louisiana; S41 & Hon. Cheryl Tanner 32, T5S, R12E, St. Tammany Parish 44, T7S, R10E, General Location: Ward 5, District 6 School Board Ward 1, District 4 The property is lo‐ 2026-4719-MRP Engineer/Surveyor: cated on the west Minor Subdivision Duplantis Design 2026-4701-MSP side of Fitzgerald of 15.3 acres into Group Minor Subdivision Church Road and on Parcels D & E, Parish Council Dis‐ of Parcels 7A1- the south side of Le‐ Sunny Meadows trict Rep.: Hon. AD1-1, 7A1-AD2- icher Lane, Coving‐ Acres B1, 7A1-AD2-A2 & ton, Louisiana; S21, Owner & Represen‐ David Cougle General Location: 7A1-AD2-A1 into T5S, R11E, Ward 2, tative: Christopher The property is lo‐ Parcels 7A1-AD2- District 6 Canedo & Heidi cated east of US B1A, 8A, 8B, 8C & Canedo and Guy Highway 11, north 8D Thomas Authement 2026-4723-MSP of Dr. T.J. Smith Sr. Owner & Represen‐ Minor Subdivision & Robin Boudreaux Expressway, Slidell, tative: All State Fi‐ of Parcels A, B & C Authement Louisiana. Ward 8, nancial Company into Parcels B-2 & Surveyor: Walter J. District 9 Stone, PLS Surveyor: Lowe En‐ C-2 gineers Owner & Represen‐ Parish Council Dis‐ Request to Enter the Parish Council Dis‐ tative: Robert & trict Representative: Parish Right-of- trict Representative: Dionne Mefford and Hon. Cheryl Tanner Way of Landry Kate Hon. Rick Smith Executrix of Dionne General Location: Lane for the purpose General Location: Jones Prestenback’s The property is lo‐ of access to property The property is lo‐ Estate – Dionne cated on the south cated on the west Mefford side of Meadowlark Developer/Owner: Mr. Matthew Mal‐ side of South Surveyor: John G. Drive and on the brough Ochsner Blvd and Cummings & Asso‐ southeast side of Engineer/Surveyor: on the south side of ciates Sunny Meadow Abita Hensgens Trahan West Ochsner Blvd, Parish Council Dis‐ Drive, Engineering Con‐ Covington, trict Representative: Springs, Louisiana; sulting Louisiana; S12, Hon. Martha J. S28, T6S, R12E, Ward 10, District 6 Parish Council Dis‐ T7S, R10E, Ward 1, Cazaubon trict Rep.: Hon. District 1 General Location: Larry Rolling 2026-4708-MSP The property is lo‐ 2026-4732-MRP General Location: Minor Subdivision cated on the west Resubdivision of The property is lo‐ of 8.61 acres into side of LA Highway lots 85-A, 86-B & cated north of 9th Parcels A & B 25, north of LA GS-3A into lots 85Avenue, east of US Owner & Represen‐ Highway 450, south A-1, 86-B-1 & GSHighway 190, west tative: Deborah Ann of Blackwell Lane, 3A-1, River Club of Falconer Drive, Hoover Folsom, Louisiana; Phase 1 Surveyor: Land Sur‐ S28, T4S, R10E, Owner & Represen‐ Covington, tative: Delta Land Louisiana. Ward 3, veying, LLC Ward 2, District 3 District 2 Holding Co, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: RESUBDIVISION Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: MINOR SUBDIVI‐ Hon. Martha J. SION Cazaubon Hon. Rick Smith 2026-4706-MRP 2026-4691-MSP General Location: Resubdivision of lot General Location: Minor Subdivision The property is lo‐ 34A and a 0.642 The property is lo‐ of Tract 3-A1 into cated on the west acres tract into lot cated at the end of Tracts 3-A1-A & 3- side of LA Highway 34A1, Wildwood Ox Bow Lane, Cov‐ A1-B 1077, north of Farms ington, Louisiana; Owner & Represen‐ Gottschalk Road, Owner & Represen‐ S47 & 49, T7S, tative: Randy Jay Folsom, Louisiana; tative: Arnold R11E, Ward 1, Dis‐ Young, Jr. & Holley S7 & 8, T6S, R10E, Nathan Fleming & trict 1 Curich Young Ward 1, District 3 Sheri Fleming Surveyor: John G Parish Council Dis‐ CONCEPT PLAN Cummings & Asso‐ 2026-4717-MSP trict Representative: SUBDIVISION ciates Minor Subdivision Hon. Cheryl Tanner APPROVAL: Parish Council Dis‐ of 4.856 acres into General Location: trict Representative: Parcels B-1, B-2 & The property is lo‐ 2024-3967-TP Hon. Cheryl Tanner B-3 cated on the north‐ Live Oak Estates General Location: Owner & Represen‐ east side of John Subdivision The property is lo‐ tative: Christy B. Keller Road & Developer/Owner: cated on the west Himel God’s Country Selah Builders, LLC side of Bob Baxter Surveyor: John G. Road, Pearl River, Engineer: Kelly Road, south of LA Cummings & Asso‐ Louisiana; S40, McHugh & Associ‐ Highway 40, Bush, ciates ates, Inc. T6S, R14E, Ward 6, Louisiana; S16, Parish Council Dis‐ District 6 Parish Council Dis‐ T5S, R12E, Ward 5, trict Representative: trict Representative: District 6 Hon. Rick Smith Hon. Richard Smith 2026-4714-MRP General Location: Resubdivision of General Location: The property is lo‐ Parcels 4A4B & The property is lo‐ 2026-4692-MSP Minor Subdivision cated on the north 4A4C1 into Parcels cated south of LA of 1.124 acres into side of Boudreaux 4A4B1 & 4A4B2, Highway 1085, east Court, east of LA The Planation of Windermere Parcels 1 & 2 1085, Owner & Represen‐ Cross E., Madis‐ Owner & Represen‐ Highway tative: Clifton Roys‐ Madisonville, tative: Providence, onville, Louisiana. ton & Katherine Louisiana; S8, T7S, LLC - Zachary R. Ward 1, District 1 R10E, Ward 1, Dis‐ Smith & Hannah Collier Royston Surveyor: J.V. trict 1 Salter and Ruben’s 2025-4205-TP Burkes & Associ‐ Rub LLC – Blake Bedico Creek Sub‐ ates, Inc. 2026-4715-MSP division, Parcel 1 Harrell Parish Council Dis‐ Minor Subdivision Parish Council Dis‐ Developer/Owner: trict Representative: of 9.62 acres into trict Representative: Bedico Creek Pre‐ Hon. Kathy Seiden Parcels A & B Hon. Cheryl Tanner serve, LLC General Location: Owner & Represen‐ General Location: Engineer/Surveyor: The property is lo‐ tative: Karen L. The property is lo‐ Kelly McHugh & cated on the east Keating cated at the end of Associates, Inc. side of LA Highway Surveyor: Land Sur‐ Shenandoah Lane, Parish Council Dis‐ 1077, south of Dum‐ veying, LLC. trict Representative: Covington, myline Road, Parish Council Dis‐ Louisiana; S31 & Hon. Kathy Seiden Madisonville, trict Representative: 32, T5S, R12E, General Location: Louisiana; S41 & Hon. Cheryl Tanner Ward 5, District 6 The property is lo‐ 44, T7S, R10E, General Location: 2026-4719-MRP cated on the north‐ Ward 1, District 4 The property is lo‐ Minor Subdivision west side of LA cated on the west of 15.3 acres into Highway 1085, side of Fitzgerald Parcels D & E, South of Interstate 2026-4701-MSP Minor Subdivision Church Road and on Sunny Meadows 12, Madisonville, Louisiana. Ward 1, of Parcels 7A1- the south side of Le‐ Acres AD1-1, 7A1-AD2- icher Lane, Coving‐ Owner & Represen‐ District 4 B1, 7A1-AD2-A2 & ton, Louisiana; S21, tative: Christopher 7A1-AD2-A1 into T5S, R11E, Ward 2, Canedo & Heidi 2026-4675-TP Parcels 7A1-AD2- District 6 Canedo and Guy Money Hill Subdi‐ B1A, 8A, 8B, 8C & Thomas Authement vision, Phase 8-B 8D 2026-4723-MSP & Robin Boudreaux Developer/Owner: Owner & Represen‐ Minor Subdivision Authement Money Hill Planta‐ tative: All State Fi‐ of Parcels A, B & C Surveyor: Walter J. tion, LLC nancial Company into Parcels B-2 & Stone, PLS Engineer/Surveyor: Surveyor: Lowe En‐ C-2 Parish Council Dis‐ Kelly McHugh & gineers Owner & Represen‐ trict Representative: Associates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ tative: Robert & Hon. Cheryl Tanner Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Dionne Mefford and General Location: trict Representative: Hon. Rick Smith Executrix of Dionne The property is lo‐ Hon. Cheryl S. Tan‐ General Location: Jones Prestenback’s cated on the south ner The property is lo‐ Estate – Dionne side of Meadowlark General Location: cated on the west Mefford Drive and on the The property is lo‐ side of South Surveyor: John G. southeast side of cated north of LA Ochsner Blvd and Cummings & Asso‐ Sunny Meadow Highway 435, west on the south side of ciates Drive, Abita of Money Hill Park‐ West Ochsner Blvd, Parish Council Dis‐ Springs, way, Abita Springs.

Louisiana; BATON ROUGE DAILY Ward UPDATES Covington, trict Representative: S28, T6S, R12E, 6, District 6 Louisiana; S12, Hon. Martha J. Ward 10, District 6 T7S, R10E, Ward 1, Cazaubon 2026-4676-TP District 1 General Location: 2026-4732-MRP Money Hill Subdi‐ 2026-4708-MSP The property is lo‐ Resubdivision of vision, Phase 11 Minor Subdivision cated on the west lots 85-A, 86-B & Developer/Owner: of 8.61 acres into side of LA Highway GS-3A into lots 85- Money Hill Planta‐ Parcels A & B 25, north of LA A-1, 86-B-1 & GS- tion, LLC Owner & Represen‐ Highway 450, south 3A-1, River Club Engineer/Surveyor: tative: Deborah Ann of Blackwell Lane, Phase 1 Kelly McHugh & Hoover Folsom, Louisiana; Owner & Represen‐ Associates, Inc. Surveyor: Land Sur‐ S28, T4S, R10E, tative: Delta Land Parish Council Dis‐ veying, LLC Ward 2, District 3 trict Representative: Holding Co, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ Parish Council Dis‐ Hon. Cheryl S. Tan‐ trict Representative: RESUBDIVISION trict Representative: ner Hon. Martha J. General Location: Hon. Rick Smith Cazaubon 2026-4706-MRP General Location: The property is lo‐ General Location: Resubdivision of lot The property is lo‐ cated north of LA The property is lo‐ 34A and a 0.642 cated at the end of Highway 435, west cated on the west acres tract into lot Ox Bow Lane, Cov‐ of Money Hill Park‐ side of LA Highway 34A1, Wildwood ington, Louisiana; way, Abita Springs.

1077, north of Farms S47 & 49, T7S, Ward 6, District 6 Gottschalk Road, Owner & Represen‐ R11E, Ward 1, Dis‐ Folsom, Louisiana; tative: 2026-4713-TP Arnold trict 1 S7 & 8, T6S, R10E, Nathan Fleming & Pelican Grove Sub‐ Ward 1, District 3 Sheri Fleming di vision CONCEPT PLAN Developer/Owner: Parish Council Dis‐ SUBDIVISION 2026-4717-MSP trict Representative: APPROVAL: St. Tammany Man‐ Minor Subdivision Hon. Cheryl Tanner agement Groupof 4.856 acres into General Location: 2024-3967-TP CDL, LLC Parcels B-1, B-2 & The property is lo‐ Live Oak Estates Engineer/Surveyor: B-3 cated on the north‐ Subdivision Kelly McHugh & Owner & Represen‐ east side of John Developer/Owner: Associates, Inc. tative: Christy B. Keller Road & Selah Builders, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ Himel God’s Country Engineer: trict Representative: Kelly Surveyor: John Road, Pearl River, McHugh & Associ‐ Hon. Joseph Impas‐ NEW G. ORLEANS MORNING Cummings & Asso‐ Louisiana; S40, ates, Inc. tato HEADLINES ciates T6S,AND R14E, Ward 6, Parish Council Dis‐ General Location: Parish Council Dis‐ District 6 trict Representative: The property is lo‐ LUNCH LINE trict Representative: Hon. Richard Smith cated north of US Hon. Rick Smith 2026-4714-MRP General Location: Highway 190, west General Location: Resubdivision of The property is lo‐ of Pugh Road, La‐ The property is lo‐ Parcels 4A4B & cated south of LA combe. Ward 4, Dis‐ cated on the north 4A4C1 into Parcels Highway 1085, east trict 7 side of Boudreaux 4A4B1 & 4A4B2, of Windermere Court, east of LA The Planation Cross E., Madis‐ 2026-4729-TP Highway 1085, Owner & Represen‐ onville, Louisiana. Oak Harbor Reserve Madisonville, Subdivision tative: Providence, Ward 1, District 1 lll

2024-3967-TP Live Oak Estates Subdivision Developer/Owner: Selah Builders, LLC Public Notices Engineer: Kelly Meet/Hear/Min McHugh & Associ‐ ates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Richard Smith General Location: The property is lo‐ cated south of LA Highway 1085, east of Windermere Cross E., Madis‐ onville, Louisiana.

Ward 1, District 1 2025-4205-TP Bedico Creek Sub‐ division, Parcel 1 Developer/Owner: Bedico Creek Pre‐ serve, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: Kelly McHugh & Associates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Kathy Seiden General Location: The property is lo‐ cated on the north‐ west side of LA Highway 1085, South of Interstate 12, Madisonville, Louisiana. Ward 1, District 4 2026-4675-TP Money Hill Subdi‐ vision, Phase 8-B Developer/Owner: Money Hill Planta‐ tion, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: Kelly McHugh & Associates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Cheryl S. Tan‐ ner General Location: The property is lo‐ cated north of LA Highway 435, west of Money Hill Park‐ way, Abita Springs.

Ward 6, District 6 2026-4676-TP Money Hill Subdi‐ vision, Phase 11 Developer/Owner: Money Hill Planta‐ tion, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: Kelly McHugh & Associates, Inc. Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Cheryl S. Tan‐ ner General Location: The property is lo‐ cated north of LA Highway 435, west of Money Hill Park‐ way, Abita Springs.

Ward 6, District 6

agement GroupCDL, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: Kelly McHugh & Associates, Inc. Parish Public CounNotices cil Dis‐ trict Rep resentative: Meet/Hear/Min Hon. Joseph Impas‐ tato General Location: The property is lo‐ cated north of US Highway 190, west of Pugh Road, La‐ combe. Ward 4, Dis‐ trict 7 2026-4729-TP Oak Harbor Reserve Subdivision Developer/Owner: J. Breaux Enter‐ prises, LLC Engineer/Surveyor: LCR & Company, LLC Parish Council Dis‐ trict Representative: Hon. Jerry Binder General Location: The property is lo‐ cated southeast of Oak Harbor Boule‐ vard, west of Pontchartrain Drive, Slidell. Ward 9, Dis‐ trict 12 A livestream will be available for view‐ ing on regular broadcast channels (Charter Channel 710; U-verse Chan‐ nel 99) or on the Parish website: www.stpgov.org.

For more informa‐ tion, please call the Department of Plan‐ ning & Develop‐ ment at 985-8982529. /s/ Ross P. Liner, AICP, PTP, CFM Director, Depart‐ ment of Planning & Development St. Tammany Parish Government 191730JUL1-8-2T $433.00 PUBLIC NOTICE

the Commission's 2025 independent audit and agreedupon procedures re‐ port, which received an unmod ified Notices (clean)Public opinion with Meet/Hear/Min no findings or mate‐ rial weaknesses.

Commissioners also approved the April 28, 2026, meeting minutes and ac‐ cepted the April and May financial re‐ ports. Staff reported that revenues re‐ main on budget, ex‐ penditures are below budget pri‐ marily due to the de‐ layed Holiday Lights project, and collections from short-term rentals continue to increase, largely due to the re‐ cently enacted Re‐ mote Sellers Com‐ mission legislation.

Staff reports in‐ cluded updates on sales and services, meetings and con‐ ventions, tourism marketing, hospital‐ ity training, interna‐ tional travel, public relations, film activ‐ ity, and community outreach. The Board also received up‐ dates on the Tourism Master Plan, includ‐ ing draft strategic goals and the up‐ coming steering committee valida‐ tion process, as well as the Fontainebleau Holiday Lights pro‐ ject, which remains pending final state approvals.

The next regular meeting will be held Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at The Harbor Center in Slidell.

The meeting ad‐ journed following Board approval.

See full detailed minutes at www.vis itthenorthshore. com.

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Range 10 East. Sec‐ ondly, to consider the subdivide of 11.87 acres into parcels A & B (par‐ cel A as 10.87 acres Public Notices and par cel B as 1 Meet/Hear/Min acre (currently zoned as Highway Commercial) lo‐ cated at 83139 Hwy 25, Folsom, LA in section 3, Township 5 South, Range 10 East.

192359JUL1-8-2T $36.76 Public Notices Permits Misc.

PUBLIC NOTICE Fiery Crab 2103 LLC d/b/a Fiery Crab Seafood Restaurant and Bar is applying to the Office of Alcohol and To‐ bacco Control of the State of Louisiana for a permit to sell beverages of (high, low, light wine, high and low, or low and light wine) alcohol con‐ tent at retail in the Parish of St Tammany Parish at the following ad‐ dress 2103 Pinnacle Parkway , Coving‐ ton Louisiana , 70433 Fiery Crab 2103 LLC Fiery Crab Seafood Restaurant and Bar Matthew Yang 100% owner 192511JUL1-8-2T $272.42 PUBLIC NOTICE M & M Foods LLC d/b/a Compagno's is applying to the Of‐ fice of Alcohol & Tobacco Control of the State of Louisiana for a per‐ mit to sell Bever‐ ages of high and low alcohol content at retail in the parish of ST Tammany at the following address: 1600 West Causeway Approach Suite 1 Mandeville, L.A. 70471 192194JUL1-8-2T $186.92

OF PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY SUCCESSION VERNA LEE CASANOVA PARKER STATE OF LOUISIANA FILED:

Public Notices Successions

DEPUTY CLERK

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO SELL IMMOVABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that WILLIAM DAVID MILLS BURNETT, the Adminis‐ trator of this succession, has petitioned the Court for authority to sell Dece‐ dents one-half (2) inter‐ est in a certain immov‐ able property at private sale in accordance with the provisions of Article 3281 of the Code of Civil Procedure for the sum of one-half (2) of ONE HUN‐ DRED NINETY THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($190,000.00) DOLLARS, (NINETY FIVE THOUSAND AND NO/100 ($95,000.00) DOLLARS)), cash, with the succes‐ sion to pay one-half (2) of all encumbrances, pro rata taxes, and one-half (2) of Vendors closing costs. Act to Sale shall be on or before August 2, 2026. The property is to be sold as is. The immov‐ able property to be sold is described as follows, to-wit: LOT 14, SLIDELL COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES SUBDIVI‐ SION, FIRST FILING, City of Slidell, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.

Improvements thereon bear Municipal No. 214 Country Club Boulevard, Slidell, Louisiana 70458.

ANY heir or creditor who opposes the proposed sale must file his opposi‐ tion within seven (7) days from the day on which the last publica‐ tion of this notice ap‐ pears.

BY ORDER OF THE COURT _____________________ CLERK 190931JUN17JUL8-2T $78.32 PUBLIC NOTICE TWENTY SECOND JUDI‐ CIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY STATE OF LOUISIANA NO: 2021-30059 DIV: E SUCCESSION OF MYRA MERSKY SOBOLOFF FILED: DY CLERK: NOTICE OF FILING TABLEAU OF DISTRIBU‐ TION Notice is hereby given that Joan E. Soboloff, Ex‐ ecutrix of the Succession of Myra Mersky Soboloff, has filed a Tableau of Distribution in the above captioned matter.

Any opposition to the ho‐ of the mologation Tableau of Distribution must be filed within seven (7) days from the date of this publication, in accordance with La. C.C.P. art. 3335.

If no opposition is filed within the legal delays, the Tableau of Distribu‐ tion will be submitted to the Court for approval and homologation. _____________________ Deputy Clerk 192847JUL8-1T $38.19

The St. Tammany Parish Tourist & Convention Com‐ mission (d/b/a Visit The PUBLIC NOTICE Northshore) held its regular meeting Village of Folsom on June 30, 2026, at Planning and The Harbor Center Zoning in Slidell. Chair Com mission will Patti Ellish presided conduct meeting and called the meet‐ on July 8,a 2026 at ing to order at 2:06 6:00pm at Town p.m.

Hall, 82378 June Commissioners pre‐ Street, Folsom, LA sent were Patti Ell‐ to sider the an‐ ish, Alex Carollo, nexcon Public Notices ation of 4.52 Katherine Successions acres (13113 Hwy Domingue, Sharon 40, Fol som, LA) lo ‐ Hewitt, and Mark cated west of Hwy 2026-4713-TP 7 DAYS A WEEK Melissa 40, near the inter‐ PUBLIC NOTICE Pelican Grove Sub‐ Myers.

Fontenot was ab‐ sec division tion of Hwy 40 22ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT sent, and Lacey Os ‐ Developer/Owner: and N Morgan Rd, COURT St. Tammany Man‐ borne was excused. situated in Section The Board ac cepted BER 2026-30444, DI‐ agement Group9, Township 5, NUM VISION J the Commission's Range CDL, LLC OF 10 East.

Sec ‐ Engineer/Surveyor: 2025 independent ondly, to consider PARISH OF ST. TAMMANY Kelly McHugh & audit and agreed- the subdivide of SUCCESSION upon procedures re‐ 11.87 acres into VERNA LEE CASANOVA Associates, Inc. STATE OF PARKER Parish Council Dis‐ port, which received parcels A & B (par‐ LOUISIANA unmodified cel A as 10.87 acres SUBSCRIBE trict Representative: an Hon. Joseph Impas‐ (clean) opinion with and parcel B as 1 FILED: TODAY no find ings or ma te ‐ tato acre (currently DEPUTY CLERK weaknesses. zoned General Location: rial as High way NOTICE OF APPLICATION The property is lo‐ Commissioners also Commercial) lo‐ FOR AUTHORITY TO SELL cated north of US approved the April cated at 83139 Hwy IMMOVABLE PROPERTY Highway 190, west 28, 2026, meeting 25, Folsom, LA in AT PRIVATE SALE of Pugh Road, La‐ minutes and ac‐ section 3, Township NOTICE IS GIVEN that DAVID MILLS combe. Ward 4, Dis‐ cepted the April and 5 South, Range 10 WILLIAM BURNETT, the Adminis‐ May financial re‐ East. trict 7 trator of this succession, ports. Staff reported 192359JUL1-8-2T has petitioned the Court for authority to sell Dece‐ that revenues re‐ $36.76 2026-4729-TP dents one-half (2) inter‐ est in a certain immov‐ Oak Harbor Reserve main on budget, ex‐ able property at private penditures are Subdivision sale in accordance with below budget pri‐ Developer/Owner: the provisions of Article 3281 of the Code of Civil J. Breaux Enter‐ marily due to the de‐ Procedure for the sum of layed Holiday prises, LLC one-half (2) of ONE HUN‐ DRED NINETY THOUSAND Engineer/Surveyor: Lights project, and AND NO/100 ($190,000.00) from LCR & Company, collections DOLLARS, (NINETY FIVE short-term rentals THOUSAND AND NO/100 LLC ($95,000.00) DOLLARS)), Parish Council Dis‐ continue to increase, cash, with the succes‐ trict Representative: largely due to the re‐ sion to pay one-half (2) cently enacted Re‐ of all encumbrances, pro Hon. Jerry Binder rata taxes, and one-half General Location: mote Sellers Com‐ (2) of Vendors closing mis sion leg is la tion. costs. Act to Sale shall be The property is lo‐ on or before August 2, Thesouth biggest customized to your interests Staff reports in‐ cated east of stories 2026. The property is to be sold as is. The immov‐ Oak Harbor Boule‐ cluded updates on able property to be sold – delivered direct to your inbox. sales and ser vices, vard, west of is described as follows, Pontchartrain Drive, meetings and con‐ to-wit: LOT 14, SLIDELL COUNTRY Slidell. Ward 9, Dis‐ ventions, tourism CLUB ESTATES SUBDIVI‐ marketing, hospital‐ trict 12 SION, FIRST FILING, City ity training, interna‐ of Slidell, St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana. tional travel, pub lic A livestream will be re la tions, film ac tiv ‐ Improvements thereon available for view‐ bear Municipal No. 214 ing on regular ity, and community Country Club Boulevard, out reach.

The Board broadcast channels Slidell, Louisiana 70458.

(Charter Channel also received up‐ ANY heir or creditor who 710; U-verse Chan‐ dates on the Tourism opposes the proposed sale must file his opposi‐ nel 99) or on the Master Plan, includ‐ tion within seven (7) Parish website: ing draft strategic days from the day on goals and the up ‐ which the last publica‐ www.stpgov.org. tion of this notice ap‐ steering For more informa‐ coming pears. tion, please call the committee valida‐

BY ORDER OF THE COURT tion process, as well _____________________ Department of Plan‐ ACADIANA BUSINESS TODAY CLERK LSU SPORTS UPDATES ning & De velop‐ as the Fontainebleau 190931JUN17JUL8-2T $78.32 ment at 985-898- Holiday Lights pro‐ ject, which remains 2529. /s/ Ross P. Liner, pending final state approvals.

AICP, PTP, CFM Director, Depart‐ The next regular ment of Planning & meeting will be held Tuesday, August 25, Development St. Tammany Parish 2026, at 2:00 p.m. at The Harbor Center Government in Slidell.

191730JUL1-8-2T The meeting ad‐ $433.00 journed followingSAINTS INSIDER Board approval.

See full detailed minutes at www.vis itthenorthshore. com.

193145JUL8-1T $71.30

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