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School board to refund part of premiums

COVID-19

What will Phase 2 entail?

Louisiana poised to move economy forward

STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune At Thursday’s Bossier Parish School Board meeting, the board approved a measure to refund active and retiree employees a portion of health and dental premiums.

“What we are asking for is a refund to be given to active and retired employees for the current year. The refund we are proposing is for three months of premiums.

It would be anyone covered that had active coverage for the months of February, March or April of 2020,” Nicia Bamburg, Chief Financial Officer, said.

“We’re currently looking at a total of 4,420 individuals that we would be issuing a refund to,” Bamburg added.

This refund will not come out of the general operating fund. It is an insurance fund that the board is required by law to keep.

The current plan is to issue check refunds by June 18.

The board also approved accrued annual leave (vacation) days over the 45-day maximum for professional 12-month employees to be rolled over to the 20202021 school year with 45 day accrued annual leave maximum going back into effect on June 30, 2021.

North Airline Drive repairs under way Special to the Press-Tribune Crews from the Bossier Parish Police Jury’s highway department are currently making repairs to a section of Airline Dr. north of Swan Lake Rd. and motorists are urged to exercise caution while driving in the work area.

Currently, the right-hand lane of Airline Drive from Swan Lake Road to near the intersection with Kingston Road is closed while workSee, REPAIRS, Page 3 © 2020 Bossier Newspaper Publishing Co., Inc.

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Stacey Tinsley/ Bossier Press-Tribune Congressman Mike Johnson speaks via video during a virtual ribbon cutting for STRIKEWERX in Bossier City on May 28.

Introducing STRIKEWERX

Global Strike collaboration hub opens via virtual ribbon cutting STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune Air Force Global Strike Command officially opened its new innovation center, STRIKEWERX, during a virtual ribbon cutting event May 28 at the Cyber Innovation Center.

STRIKEWERX is the command’s official storefront to traditional and non-traditional industry partners, to include small businesses, start-ups, and academia.

The innovation center will provide an “outside the fence” venue to engage and collaborate with nonDoD partners in new and efficient ways.

These partnerships will be pivotal to finding unique solutions to the command’s challenges.

During May 28’s event, patrons heard in-person comments from Craig Spohn, Executive Director of the Cyber Innovation Center.

“In April of this year we marked the CIC’s 10th anniversary. Today is a celebration of effort over those past ten years to bring a space like this into existence. Over that period, we’ve strived to build transformative economic change in NWLA to improve the quality of life for all members of our community,” Spohn said.

“This new state-of-the-art facility outside of Barksdale AFB will allow us to connect local businesses, entrepreneurs, [and] academics, with AFGSC Headquarters. It is a “walk-in” Innovation Hub to facilitate solutions to challenges Gen. Ray faces as commander of AFGSC and the US Strategic Command Joint Force Air Component Commander,” he added.

“While we are a “brick and mortar” storefront to the local solution providers, we are a virtual connection nationwide for the business and

AFGSC Commander Gen. Timothy Ray cuts the ribbon on STRIKEWERX. education sectors to provide solutions to AFGSC’s challenges. We will transition these technologies, knowledge and expertise from the commercial world and apply them to Gen Ray’s mission set,” Spohn concluded.

Patrons also heard from General Timothy Ray, Commander Air Force Global Strike Command.

“We are a very small command, but with a huge mission set. We know that we’re going to have to

think about things differently. We are going to have to move faster,” Ray said. “What we’re able to see now is a chance to come up with great ideas and scale them quickly across our command.”

“Our idea is to come into this facility with a clear picture of the gaps and the things that we need closed,” he added.

Also during the event, patrons heard special video messages reSee, STRIKEWERX, Page 3

Governor John Bel Edwards and state officials guided residents through Phase 1 of reopening businesses that spent weeks closed to stop the spread of COVID-19. Now, some are wondering what things will look like when the state enters the next phase.

After consulting with health officials, the state began taking baby steps to reopen its economy on May 15 when Gov. Edwards lifted his stay-at-home order to enter Phase 1 of recovery.

Edwards’ plan allowed many businesses like restaurants, gyms and casinos to reopen with restrictions like limiting occupancy to 25%.

“We are so excited and blessed to see our clients again. They mean the world to us. The health and safety of our clients, team members, and our community has been and will continue to be our biggest priority,” said Jeannie Yaun, Owner of The Skin Station.

“Transitioning into Phase 1 has had it’s challenges.

But I am thankful that we are in Phase 1. Hopefully we will be in Phase 2 soon,” said Tekara Davis, beautician at Hair Spray Styling Salon.

Once Louisiana enters Phase 2, the number of people allowed in restaurants and businesses could also be raised from the current 25-percent of capacity to up to 50-percent.

The exact increase has yet to be determined.

Residents and leaders will follow guidelines detailed by the White House.

The guidelines are principles designed to help each state reopen as safely as possible.

A brief overview of Phase 2 guidelines can be found below:

Guidelines for Individuals

All vulnerable individuals should continue to See, PHASE 2 Page 3

Gas prices fall locally, but expected to hit $2 a gallon

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Stacey Tinsley/Bossier Press-Tribune Another Broken Egg and Chicken Salad Chick restaurants (Above) are under construction, while Five Below (Right) is well under way toward completion.

Businesses are still coming to Bossier STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune

Businesses are locating to Bossier Parish, despite uncertain economic times in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. One such business coming to Bossier is a QuikTrip travel center.

Mike Thornbrugh, manager of Public and Government Affairs for QuikTrip said after looking in the Bossier area for a number of years for the best location, they have found a plot of land that will best serve the Bossier community and travelers.

“We are coming to Bossier. We hope to start construction in the fall and our hopes are that the store will be open in the summer of 2021,” Thornbrugh said. “Everyone in Bossier has been very receptive to work with. It is a great location and it will compliment what we are doing right now. We’re trying to do our best to grow the economy.”

The QuikTrip travel center will be located at 4300 Industrial Dr. Exit/ 4344 E. Texas St. The travel center will include 10 mpd’s, which can fuel up to 20 cars at a time, and 6 diesel bays.

Other businesses opening soon

in Bossier are Five Below, Chicken Salad Chick and Another Broken Egg. “I’m looking forward to the next step to transferring from Shreveport to Bossier. Not only is Bossier getting Chicken Salad Chick. They are also getting Another Broken Egg,” said Jenna Ferguson, general manager at Chicken Salad Chick.

Another Broken Egg and Chicken Salad Chick will be located at 3107 Airline Dr., next to Andy’s Frozen Custard.

Five Below will be located next to T.J. Maxx on George Dement Boulevard in Bossier.

Area gas prices have fallen 1 cent per gallon in the past week, averaging $1.61/g Monday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 177 stations.

Gas prices in Shreveport are 3.1 cents per gallon higher than a month ago and stand 68.7 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.

According to GasBuddy price reports, the cheapest station in Shreveport is priced at $1.47/g Monday while the most expensive is $1.99/g, a difference of 52.0 cents per gallon.

The lowest price in the state Monday is $1.39/g while the highest is $2.96/g, a difference of $1.57/g.

“The pace of increases has begun to throttle back over the last week in most states as gasoline demand’s recovery has slowed, keeping prices from matching their rapid pace from just a couple weeks ago. Prices will continue to move in lock-step with the coronavirus situation, so it remains challenging to know where prices will go in the weeks ahead,” said Patrick

De Haan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy.

The national average price of gasoline has risen 0.7 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $1.97/g Monday.

The national average is up 20.0 cents per gallon from a month ago and stands 84.5 cents per gallon lower than a year ago.

Neighboring areas and their current gas prices: Little Rock- $1.56/g, up 0.6 cents per gallon from last week’s $1.56/g.

Dallas- $1.63/g, up 7.8 cents per gallon from last week’s $1.55/g.

Louisiana- $1.64/g, unchanged from last week’s $1.64/g.

“Oil prices saw another weekly rise, closing last week at over $35 per barrel due to a collision between oil production cuts and gasoline demand in the U.S. which has been on the mend, leading oil’s rally. The recovery in gas prices is likely to continue, though at a slower pace than what we’ve seen, with $2 per gallon likely coming in the next week or two,” DeHaan said.

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WEEK IN REVIEW

Mardi Gras festivities to be canceled

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May 27 Northwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Association encourages cancellation of some Mardi Gras events Captain of Captains for the Northwest Louisiana Mardi Gras Association, Tracy Herrin, is encouraging File Photo local krewes to cancel Mardi Gras Mardi Gras events are being canceled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemevents due to the coronavirus. However, the Mardi Gras parades are still ic. scheduled to roll in early 2021, if it ceeding, including the LPSC Staff, is safe and responsible to do so. the Alliance for Affordable Energy, The Louisiana Department of “We are asking our local krewes Walmart, Inc. and SWEPCO. Transportation and Development to cancel festivities and grand bals advises motorists that beginning on that lead up to the 2021 Mardi Gras Monday, June 1, 2020, the westseason because of the enormous lead May 28 bound right turn lane on US 80 (E. time for planning and venue selecEdwards remembers fallen Texas Street) at the intersection of tion,” said Herrin. “However, no deLA 3 (Benton Road) in Bossier City cision has been made yet to cancel trooper, updates on COVID-19 will be closed. the 2021 parades.”

This closure is scheduled to take Gov. John Bel Edwards held a meBossier Parish Police Jury now dia briefing on May 27 to discuss place from Monday June 1st – Friday, June 5th, and is related to accepting applications for District the state’s response to COVID-19.

Edwards started the briefing by worked being conducted by the de6 Constable reminding everyone of the passing veloper in the northeast corner of the Applications are now being ac- of Louisiana State Trooper George intersection.

Motorists will still be able to turn cepted for the position of Constable Baker over the previous weekend.

In honor of Trooper George Bak- right from US 80 onto LA 3. in Bossier Parish District 6, according to Parish Administrator Bill Al- er, Gov. Edwards has ordered that all Mayor Walker’s weekly flags across the state be lowered at timus.

COVID-19 update half staff on Thursday.

Persons interested in applying can Following the news of Trooper access a view of District 6 by visitMayor Lorenz “Lo” Walker’s ing the website: www.bossierparish- Baker, Edwards went on to say that la.gov/Government/PoliceJury/GIS/ there are now 13 cases of the Mul- weekly video update on COVID-19 Maps/View-Maps.aspx and scroll- tisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in response operations and activities in ing to the center section. Then click Children (MIS-C) that have been di- Bossier City. He is joined by Bossier City Police Chief Shane McWilon Justice of the Peace and Consta- agnosed across the state.

MIS-C is a condition where differ- liams and Bossier City Fire Departble Districts. ent body parts can become inflamed, ment Chief Brad Zagone.

In the video: Louisiana Public Service Com- including the heart, lungs, kidneys, Mayor Walker discusses what mission approves SWEPCO wind brain, skin, eyes or gastrointestinal Phase 2 of the state’s reopening plan organs. project One MIS-C death has been report- will look like.

Chief Zagone encourages busiSouthwestern Electric Power Co. ed.

“It can be serious and it can be nesses owners to reach out to the (SWEPCO), an American Electric Power (NYSE: AEP) company, has deadly,” Edwards said. “But most City if they need assistance in dereceived Louisiana Public Service children who are diagnosed with this termining occupancy loads for their Commission (LPSC) approval of its condition do get better with appro- buildings. The Fire Prevention office can be contacted at 741-8704. request to add 810 megawatts (MW) priate medical care.”

Chief McWilliams says some resof wind energy.

Bossier City motorists should idents need to be on the lookout for The LPSC approved the terms of a settlement agreement reached in prepare for E. Texas Street at Ben- stimulus fund related mail so that it’s March 2020 by all parties in the pro- ton Road lane closure not mistaken for junk mail.

BPCC Respiratory Therapy students graduate early to help in COVID-19 fight Special to the Press-Tribune Nineteen of the 22 students enrolled in Bossier Parish Community College’s Respiratory Therapy (RT) Clinical Program have chosen to graduate early in order to continue fighting on the frontlines of the COVID-19 health pandemic.

These 19 students will receive their degrees during a virtual graduation ceremony on Monday, June 1, 2020. A majority of this group has already signed contingent, permanent offers as a Respiratory Therapist and are in pursuit of a special temporary license to practice respiratory care.

This is a historic event for the respiratory therapy program and the college as a whole.

“They will certainly go down in BPCC’s history as being part of something that has never been done before,” RT Program Director Tim Gilmore said.

As physical campuses closed across the country, BPCC’s Respiratory Therapy (RT) Clinical Program scrambled to figure out how to not only transition to an exclusive web-based format, but how to allow clinical students the opportunity to continue to complete bedside rotations. This proved challenging as most clinical affiliates dismissed all

professional students from rotations once COVID-19 shutdowns began.

However, it was quickly realized that Respiratory Therapists in particular, were in dire need with the increasing amount of ICU patients on respirators.

According to the World Health Organization, one in six COVID-19 patients becomes seriously ill and has trouble breathing. Respiratory therapists are vital to treating these patients because they are specially trained to operate ventilators as well as provide other types of cardiopulmonary care.

Because of BPCC’s reputation and the high-performing RT Clinical Program students, the community found creative ways to re-engage students in clinical rotations while fulfilling the immense need to have trained healthcare providers during the crisis. After the national accrediting body and LA State licensure board agreed to allow special provisions, BPCC students were invited back into certain healthcare facilities as hired and paid student interns.

“This unprecedented arrangement allowed upper level RT students the opportunity to not only care for COVID-19 patients but served a dual purpose to allow the completion of clinical hours ahead of schedule,” Gilmore explained.

BPCC’s “Maymester” option gave RT students the option to complete the remaining didactic coursework via web-based format while all clinical rotations (including the Monroe satellite-site) were creatively executed as paid student intern positions.

All of these unusual options gave rise to allow, for the first time in the RT program’s history, for RT Clinical Program students to graduate almost 2 months early.

Of the 22 total students in the RT program, 19 signed up for this special arrangement/allowance and completed various rotating 8-12 hour shifts to include weekends and a holiday, all concentrated within a 3 week period.

The students who are not graduating early will receive their diplomas later this summer and are expected to make an impact on healthcare while COVID-19 is a continued concern.

Carolyn Burroughs, Dean of Science, Nursing and Allied Health at BPCC, said, “I am extremely proud of these students who overcame the obstacles to continuing their education, and did so on an accelerated schedule. They demonstrated a commitment to excellence and dedication to patient care during the most trying time we have ever experienced in healthcare. We are certainly BPCC proud!”

Courtesy Photo Crews direct traffic around repair work on Airline Drive.

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ers replace rough areas of the roadway.

Parish officials said the work is being done in preparation for overlaying Airline Dr., a project that is expected to begin in the next couple of months.

Airline Dr. will be overlayed north from Wemple Rd. (where the parish limit begins) to Litton Rd. “Airline Dr. was com-

pleted 16 years ago and it has held up very well considering the traffic and the growth that has occurred during this time,” said Parish Engineer Butch Ford.

“Everything gets worn over time and it’s time for us to overlay.”

Ford asked motorists to be patient and exercise caution while the work is underway, first by parish crews and eventually the contractor.

Stacey Tinsley/Bossier Press-Tribune Tekara Davis, beautician at Hair Spray Styling Salon, takes care of a customer.

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shelter in place. Members of households with vulnerable residents should be aware that by returning to work or other environments where distancing is not practical, they could carry the virus back home.

Precautions should be taken to isolate vulnerable residents.

All individuals, when in public (e.g., parks, outdoor recreation areas, shopping areas), should maximize physical distance from others. Social settings of more than 50 people, where appropriate distancing may not be practical, should be avoided unless precautionary measures are observed.

Guidelines for Employers Continue to encourage telework, whenever possible and feasible with business operations.

Close common areas where personnel are likely to congregate and interact, or enforce moderate social distancing protocols.

Guidelines for Specific Types of Employers Schools and organized youth activities (e.g., daycare, camp) can reopen.

Visits to senior care facilities and hospitals should be prohibited.

Those who do interact with residents and patients must adhere to strict protocols regarding hygiene.

Large venues (e.g., sitdown dining, movie theaters, sporting venues, places of worship) can operate under moderate physical distancing protocols.

Bars may operate with diminished standing-room occupancy, where applicable and appropriate.

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garding the opening of STRIKEWERX from Congressman Mike Johnson; Senator Bill Cassidy; and Governor John Bel Edwards.

“One of the most exciting aspects of this project is this walk-in hub at the Cyber Innovation Center.

We’re going to have the brightest minds from busi-

ness and academia that will come together with General Ray and his team to solve some of the greatest challenges facing our military,” Johnson said.

“Our community is going to be involved and be a integral part of maintaining what President Reagan used to say so well. “Peace through strength”. This truly is a special day for our community,” he added.

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Wind energy Broaden your news, and views is worth the effort OPINION

Last Wednesday, the Louisiana Public Service Commission approved SWEPCO’s long awaited wind energy project. In time, this project will bring a low cost, clean and efficient energy source into our lives. And, wind is a renewable energy source. Louisiana has long been one of the top energy producing states in our nation. However, in view of recent developments over the last couple of months, Louisiana has been dealt a huge blow in terms of RANDY the market forced downturn BROWN in the energy sector. All of the above reminded me of a column I wrote a couple of years ago when the “Wind Catcher” project appeared in our local news. Please pardon the partial “REPEAT,” but I feel this is important. So, here we go (my column from June 3,2018): Energy. We are all dependent upon it. It is a necessity. Fuel for our vehicles, utilities for our homes, energy to produce the goods that we all need to live our lives in the manner to which we are accustomed…. and so much more. In reality, energy is “what makes the world go round.” In this modern advanced technological age, we can accomplish very little without it.

Though there are many alternative fuel sources being used in today’s world, our historical sole dependence upon energy derived from fossil fuels and natural resources is consistently working toward the eventual depletion of these natural energy resources.

And, we must realize that there is only so much energy to be derived from these traditional energy resources. Though our world has always thought of these resources in a manner of bountiful abundance and relative infinity, these traditional energy resources are eventually extinguishable. They are finite, not infinite. As our world, our nation, our cities, our businesses/factories and our population continue to grow, the demand upon these resources will increase exponentially. As a result, one day (well into the future), our energy supply in its current form is at risk of being exhausted.

This is a hard concept to fathom, but it is definitely true. Will this happen in our lifetimes? Probably not. However, we have to think of energy as a commodity. I had never really thought of the harsh reality of this concept until I attended a presentation by Texas businessman/billionaire T. Boone Pickens at the Shreveport Convention Center in October of 2008. At that time, our area was on the precipice of the natural gas boom (Haynesville Shale) and all attention locally was sharply focused on natural gas.

I vividly remember Mr. Pickens’ graphs and charts and how he spoke of the un-negotiablefact that America had no choice but to develop alternative energy sources. He spoke of how we should be running our city buses, the trucking industry and basically as many motorized vehicles and machines as possible on natural gas. During his presentation, Mr. Pickens also spoke of wind energy as a very viable future energy resource.

Now, back to 2020. SWEPCO’s wind project has received approval to move forward in Arkansas, Oklahoma and now in Louisiana. Regulatory review is ongoing in Texas at this time. This project will also have to be approved by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, as well.

Over the last couple of years, several of our area political and business leaders have voiced their support for this project. And, I commend SWEPCO for moving forward in making this happen.

Am I for SWEPCO’s wind project? Yes. And, I think we all should be. The facts are very clear. The long term benefits for all of us loom large. Are there questions still to be answered and research yet to be done? Of course. But let’s face the facts, both our energy and economic futures hang in the balance.

Randy Brown is publisher of the Bossier Press-Tribune.

Where do you get your news? It’s an important question, especially during this turmoil and division.

Do you get your news from just one source? Do you rely on social media for your news?

Many of us remember the time when the only news sources we had were the morning newspaper and the evening television news, or DAVID perhaps a ra- SPECHT dio update.

That is no longer the case today. There are 24 hour news channels, a host of news websites and apps, and, of course, social media.

Where is the truth? Where is the news with no agenda?

Regardless of where you get your news, the information is disseminated through the worldview of the organization that is behind it.

Even though we in journalism are supposed to be unbiased observers, we are also human. Sometimes, how we present the facts is skewed by our worldview. It happens.

If that weren’t enough, how we as citizens consume the news is often just as biased as

we are, especially if our primary sources of information are social media channels.

When you think about your circle of influence on social media, your “newsfeed” is often filled with mostly content that resonates with your worldview.

After all, it is the job of the algorithms to serve you content you want to consume.

It is not often we see a differing view in our personal

feeds.

It doesn’t matter where you lean politically, it is dangerous to consume news that only agrees with your viewpoint.

Someone that I greatly admire has both the Fox news app and the CNN app. They consume news from both so that they can make their own decision on where the truth lies.

It is sad that my friend has

to do something like that. If you think about it, each organization presents the news that they believe will resonate with their audience.

Knowing this, it is understandable why a bias might be present. Therefore it is always important to open our minds and our news consumption.

We should realize that is it possible an opinion which is contrary to our own is not only valid but may be correct.

Instead of limiting our news consumption and social circles to those who only agree with us, we should begin to broaden our worldview.

We should consider other views as valid.

It doesn’t matter if you’re in Shreveport, Bossier City, Baton Rouge, or Washington DC. As we try to solve real problems, both in government and in the private sector, we need to all work together for the common good.

To accomplish this, we need to broaden our views and have a willingness to accept someone else’s view.

This is no easy task, as it requires putting ego aside. But, in the end, our community, our state, and our nation will be the better for it.

David Specht is editor of the Bossier Press-Tribune.

OPINION

States want coronavirus aid to pay for years of fiscal mismanagement, not coronavirus fight

At a time when huge spending bills marked “coronavirus relief” are easily passing Congress with little scrutiny, poorly run states are asking unscrupulous members of Congress to slip in taxpayer bailouts to rescue them from years of their own fiscal mismanagement.

In response, the House of Representatives recently passed a coronavirus relief bill that includes a half trillion dollars (trillion with a “t”) in unrestricted funds to bail out state governments for years of reckless expenditures entirely unrelated to the pandemic.

I have the same reaction to these proposals that I had when I worked in government and people were proposing millions of dollars in monuments to little known people on what seemed like every street corner, while many Americans were out of work and struggling to make their next mortgage payment: “Have you lost your mind??”

People are suffering, and federal taxpayers have already sent states and localities hundreds of billions of dollars to help pay for expenses related to fighting the coronavirus. States have received over $200 billion in grants and $500 billion in loans to municipal governments.

Add to that the fact that state and local governments are also benefiting from the

more than $1 trillion in federal coronavirus relief that has flowed to their businesses and residents in the form of small-business loans, relief checks, and increased unemployment benefits.

Some states haven’t even spent all of their coronavirus grant money because the pandemic didn’t hit them as hard as anticipated, yet many are asking for more.

They just don’t want to have to spend the money on KAY C. actual coroJAMES navirus relief this time.

Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) is one of the voices in Congress speaking out against state bailouts, calling the funding “a piggy bank for unrelated expenses that have nothing to do with responding to the coronavirus.” He rightly warns that the money will be used to bail out pension plans, reward decades of mismanagement, and encourage states to become even more dependent on the federal government.

Many states want to use the money to rescue their woefully underfunded pension plans. For years, rather than putting money into these pension plans to ensure they

could fund the retirements they promised to their state employees, politicians diverted money into other spending projects.

Bailing out states is, simply put, a bad idea. It shields politicians from the consequences of their actions and encourages the same reckless spending habits that got them into a financial mess in the first place.

That wouldn’t just harm the rest of us federal taxpayers, it would also do long-lasting harm to their citizens: When federal taxpayer funding runs out, the reckless spending and bigger budgets remain, and states will just raise taxes on their own citizens to make up the difference.

Federal bailouts of the states in the early 2000s and in the Great Recession of 2007-2009 show us that these fiscally irresponsible leopards seldom change their spots.

In 2003, states received $20 billion in federal aid, but instead of balancing their books, many states just increased their spending and debt.

Again in 2009, much of the $300 billion slated for state governments to help them recover from the recession was used instead to permanently expand government programs. For instance, states were given about $50 billion to stabilize their education systems, but instead, many used the funds to add brand

new staff positions.

There is an old adage that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. The insanity of state bailouts must end.

Sending mismanaged states hundreds of billions of dollars in bailouts is basically like giving a drug addict money and telling him not to buy drugs with it.

While many in Congress oppose these bailouts, some say they might be a necessary component to any relief package. That’s because pro-bailout members of Congress are willing to hold hostage the rest of the package in order to get them included.

For the good of taxpayers everywhere, lawmakers must resist bailouts. Instead, Congress should provide targeted and temporary relief for taxpayers, families, and businesses to fight the devastating health and economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, not pay the past due bills that fiscally irresponsible politicians have racked up over the years.

Kay C. James is president of The Heritage Foundation (heritage.org) and chairman of the National Coronavirus Recovery Commission.

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WE'RE STILL GIVING YOU PRIZES Bossier Parish’s FOR READING THIS SUMMER First Woman Mayor

I hope you all are doing well, and enjoying a bit more freedom to move around; maybe taking advantage of the spots of sun we’re having to enjoy temperatures that haven’t reached peak yet? I recommend taking your book (or eReader) along with you so you can rack up that time for Summer Reading…just saying, we’re still giving you prizes for reading this summer!

On an only slightly related note, I thought I’d take a minute to remind readers about what your library is currently offering in terms of service and then introduce the next service we’re rolling out on June 1. Summer Reading (or as we call it, Summer Experience) is open and running; you can register any time and log your reading time either on the website or on the handy app that’s available for download in the various app stores.

In addition, Curbside Pickup is also trucking along. Hopefully you’re taking advantage of this service if you’ve been missing the weight of a book in your hands and the act of turning physical pages, all while tracking your progress through the book by eye-balling the section of pages you have left verses the section you’ve already progressed through. We’ve been cataloging new arrivals too, so call or check our catalog to place a hold if you’re waiting for a new-release to come out!

But on to our newly added service: Free Printing! That’s right, starting on Monday, June 1 we will be printing up to 10 pages for patrons for free.

(Insider Hint: if you want your document printed

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Elizabeth O. Sherwin was not born in Bossier Parish, but that did not stop her from faithfully serving the Haughton community from the time she moved there and until she departed from this earth.

Sherwin and her husband moved to Haughton after World War II, in 1945 from Marshall, Texas. They purchased land and built a house where they could raise kids away from the city, calling Haughton home from then on.

When Sherwin first arrived in Haughton, it was just a small town with unnamed dirt roads. As she watched her kids grow, she also attended the town grow. She got involved in the community by joining committees, clubs, and programs.

She organized the Haughton P.T.A. in 1947, and she organized the candy striper program at Bossier General Hospital in 1965.

She began serving Haughton politically as the first woman to serve on the town council for Haughton in 1970. In 1972, she was the first alderwoman elected to the Haughton Town Council. After six years as an alderwoman, Sherwin ran for mayor. In an interview with Shanda Thomas, for The Shreveport Journal, Sherwin stated, “She was urged to seek the top position by her husband because she ‘put in as many hours as an alderman as she would as mayor.”

In 1976 Sherwin became the first female mayor of Haughton, the first female mayor in Bossier Parish, and the first female Republican mayor elected in Louisiana. Taking her first oath of office on July 1, 1976, after beating her opponent Sylvester E. Carson. Eager to continue the many projects she had begun and happy to continue serving the community, she ran for re- election; this time, she was unopposed.

After her first term as mayor, she ran unopposed for re- election and joyfully continued serving the great town of Haughton.

During her stay in office as the Mayor of Haughton, Sherwin helped Haughton to become recognized as an official Bicentennial Community, making the town eligible for a variety of grants. Including grant funds for the construction of a new water treatment plant; to connect all houses within

Haughton town limits to the sewerage system; to add fluoridation to the water system to prevent dental disease, and to implement an ongoing AMY ROBERTSON drainage program for flood-prone areas. She also obtained funding to build a new firehouse, a new library, and to expand the city hall.

Sherwin took her responsibility to keep the citizens of Haughton safe during an emergency and organized a mock evacuation drill to access the town’s ability to respond effectively to a public emergency in coordination with the various agencies. She evaluated the railroad tracks for disrepair and saw to it that the railway company made necessary repairs. Also, she was successful in imposing a 10mph speed limit on trains passing through the town.

She always looked for ways to help others and could rally people together to help make a difference in the lives of others. In 1983, after the tragic loss of Haughton’s very own Joe Delaney, she established a memorial scholarship in his name to serve the athletically inclined graduates of Haughton High School.

Be sure to follow our Facebook page, @BPLHistoryCenter, for more Bossier Parish history, including lots of great pictures of its past. Not on Facebook? That’s okay; you can see the same great photos and articles on our blog at bpl-hc.blogspot.com/.

While the BPL History Center is closed during the pandemic, our staff members are still available to answer any research questions you may have. What do you want to know about Bossier Parish History? Email history-center@bossierlibrary.org or call us at 318-7467717.

AMY ROBERTSON IS THE LIBRARY RESEARCH ASSISTANT AT bossier parish libarIES HISTORY CENTER

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Elizabeth Nowlin Witt Haughton, LA - Elizabeth Moody Nowlin Witt, Ph.D., died today, May 29, 2020. She was seventy- nine years old.

Beth was born April 11, 1941, in Columbus, Mississippi, to John David and Elizabeth Moody Nowlin.

Her parents divorced when she was an infant, and Beth was raised by her mother and grandmother, Lucille McCann Moody. Her grandmother’s teachings and the fact that Beth survived a critical attack of bulbar polio

in 1952 were powerful influences on her life.

1963 was a key year for Beth. She married her high school sweetheart, Larry Witt, in February, shortly before he entered the Air Force’s Flight Training School in Selma, Alabama.

Beth received her bachelor degree in Journalism and English from the “W” (Mississippi State University for Women) in May of ‘63 and joined her husband in Selma. There she worked as a reporter for the Selma Times-Journal, where she was wit-

ness to Martin Luther King’s participation in important events that were influential in the Civil Rights Movement. In December of 1963, Beth gave birth to her first son, Larry Witt, III. During the next ten years, Beth and her husband lived in Georgia, Mississippi, Michigan, and California, and added two more sons to their family: Benjamin was born in Albany, Georgia and John at Wurtsmith Air Force Base, Michigan. Beth worked as a press secretary for the five-state Tennessee Waterway Authority, while the family was stationed in Mississippi. At other bases, she was active in Officer’s Wives Club work (she was editor of the Wives Club paper in Michigan), as a volunteer Grey Lady at base hospitals, and as a volunteer at her children’s schools.

In 1972, the Witts were transferred to Barksdale AFB, Louisiana, where twin girls (Elizabeth and Catherine) were born. Birth-caused brain damage to her daughter Elizabeth precipitated Beth’s return to college, where she received a Master’s in Special Education (1978) from Louisiana Tech University. She began to work in 1976 at C-BARC’s Goldman School, where her daughter had received training. After working there for three years, Beth went to work as a teacher of preschool children with disabilities in Bossier Parish Schools. There her collaborative teaching with speech therapist Jeanne Boose Morgan resulted in their writing and publishing (in 1984) a teaching kit for developing language in young children with delays, which was called TOTAL. These materials brought Beth national attention, and during the next ten years, she was invited to speak to school districts and at national and state conferences for teachers, speech pathologists, and educational diagnosticians in 14 states and two Canadian provinces. She also wrote and published two other educational products: ENABLE and PREPARE, numerous professional articles, and a chapter in a college textbook. Beth later worked for 13 years (1983-96) as an educational diagnostician for the Caddo Parish Special Education Pupil Appraisal team, and, for several years, taught coursework for Louisiana Tech leading to certification in early childhood special education.

In the ‘90’s, Beth began work on a doctorate in speech-language pathology from LSU in Baton Rouge.

She received her Ph.D. in 2000. Beth was employed as an assistant professor for LSUHSC’s Department of Rehabilitation Services (speech-language pathology program) at Mollie Webb Speech and Hearing Center from 1998 through 2004. There she taught coursework in language development and disorders, fluency disorders, multicultural issues, and discourse analysis, and was clinic supervisor. While there, she developed, initiated, and supervised a program for late talking toddlers.

After her retirement from LSUHSC, Beth later worked part-time as a consultant for the Caddo Early Head Start program, as well as C-BARC’s

early intervention program.

Beth is survived by her husband Larry and five children: Larry (and wife Gladys) of Palm Harbor, Florida; Ben (and wife Sarah) of Memphis, Tennessee; John (and wife Stacy) of Norfolk, Nebraska; Catherine Horak of McKinney, Texas, and Elizabeth Witt of Shreveport, Louisiana. She is also survived by eight grandchildren: Matthew and Rachel Witt of Athens, Georgia; Cade, Kinley, and Landry Shaw of McKinney, Texas; and Elizabeth, Catherine, and Allie Witt of Norfolk, Nebraska.

Because Beth believed that individuals who were raised in a bookfilled home and were avid readers were life-long happy, educated, knowledgeable, and productive people, she always gave books as gifts to family and friends.

Due to COVID-19, a memorial service will be held at a later date.

In her memory, contributions may be made to Holy Angels Residential Facility (10450 Ellerbe Road, Shreveport, Louisiana, 71106) or to scholarship funds for needy students at a college of your choice.

William Arvil “Buddy” Hearne Benton, LA – Funeral services for Mr. William Arvil “Buddy” Hearne, age 71, were held at 11:00 am, Saturday, May 30, 2020, at the Welcome United Methodist Church, Taylor, AR with Rev. Brad Franklin, Rev. Arville McLain, and Rev. Rob Spencer officiating. Interment followed in Welcome Cemetery under the direction of Bailey Funeral Home, Springhill, LA. Visitation was held Friday, May 29, 2020, 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm at the Bailey Funeral Home Chapel, Springhill.

Mr. Hearne was born on March 8, 1949 to Verlon Douglas “Doug”and Mary Timmons Hearne in Springhill, LA and passed away on Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at his home in Benton, LA. He was a graduate of Springhill High School and Louisiana Tech University. He was a member of Benton United Methodist Church and was a retired landman.

Buddy excelled in athletics in high school earning him the opportunity to play both baseball and football at La. Tech. He was a lifelong Arkansas Razorback fan, and absolutely hated the Dallas Cowboys — well, he softened a bit after Dak came along. His career with Hunt Oil Company took him and Reba to North Dakota, Midland TX, Dallas, Bossier City, Lafayette, back to the Dallas area again before retiring and settling on the lake in Benton.

He met many lifelong friends along the way-many relationships that he and Reba cherish til this moment. He loved observing birds and animals in the outdoors, hunting, fishing, and hanging out with his dog and best pal Rusty. His grandkids were the twinkle in his eye- loving every minute of every visit, holiday or event he got to share with them.

He loved God and his church serving in many leadership roles over the decades. He had a big heart, genuinely cared for others, and had the gift of tears.

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He honored his mother Mary and father Doug, as we are commanded to do in the Bible. He loved his wife Reba, especially her gifts and talents in the kitchen-family Sunday and holiday meals were always his favorite. They loved to travel the country together which they have been able to enjoy extensively over the last several years. He is proud of his daughters Tanya, Jessica, and Wendy for the strong Christian women and mothers they have become. Any and all who knew Buddy, knew he was a friend, that he cared, and he will be dearly missed.

He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Reba Harvey Hearne of Benton; mother, Mary Timmons Hearne of Springhill; three daughters, Tanya (John) White of Benton, LA, Jessica Raley of Haughton, LA, Wendy (Kyle) Freeman of Lafayette, LA; brother, Michael Douglas “Mike” (Nancy) Hearne of Chatham, LA; six grandchildren, Hayden White, Madison White, Peyton Raley, Jaxon Raley, Isaac Freeman, William Freeman; two nieces, Janis Hearne, Jamie Harrison; and nephew, Jay Hearne.

Mr. Hearne was preceded in death by his father.

Honorary pallbearers were his grandchildren and Jay Hearne, Mark Jackson, and Shea Harvey.

Sign our online guest book at: www.baileyfuneralhome.net Robert Ray Jackson A funeral service honoring the life of Robert Ray Jackson was held at 2:00 p.m., Friday, May 29, 2020 at Rose-Neath Bossier Chapel in Bossier City, Louisiana. A visitation with the family was held on Thursday, May 28, 2020 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at Rose-Neath Bossier. Officiating the service was The Reverend Russell Brooks Boylan, Jr. Interment followed the service at Rose-Neath Cemetery in Bossier City, Louisiana.

Ray Jackson was born November 11, 1947 in Natchitoches, Louisiana to Robert and Helon Jackson and passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family, Saturday, May 23, 2020 in Bossier City, Louisiana.

Ray was a graduate of Woodlawn High School in Shreveport, Louisiana and later Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana, where he played tennis and received a Bachelor of Science in Library Studies. While studying at Northwestern, Ray met the love of his life, Juanita, in a French class.

They later married in 1971. Ray worked as a Senior Business Analyst at Dun & Bradstreet for 20 years before retiring and finding his true passion as a Deputy for the Bossier Sheriff’s Office for 20 years. He especially enjoyed his co-workers in dispatch, where he was able to help many people with his ability to keep calm and communicate with compassion in high pressure situations.

Ray will always be remembered as an exemplary husband, father and friend. He was a humble man with integrity who led by example. A great orator with a deep vocabulary, he loved to tell stories and make

people laugh. Family vacations were always made into an adventure thanks to what has been so lovingly named the “Jackson Effect”. When things went awry around Ray, he always found a way and gained an unforgettable story. His family home was always filled with laughter, love and faith.

Ray was a strong Christian man who touched so many lives through his compassion for others. He cherished his family and especially adored his granddaughters, who lovingly called him “Honey”.

Ray is preceded in death by his parents.

Left to cherish his memory is his loving wife of almost 50 years, Juanita Smith Jackson; son, Robert Roy Jackson and wife, Ashley; granddaughters, Abigail and Kathryn; mother-in-law, Donnie Smith; sister-in-law, Betty Cummings and husband, Bill; nephew, Alan Cummings; niece, Carole Calhoun and husband, Chad, and numerous other family and friends.

Honoring Ray as pallbearers were: Greg Barnard, Don Burling, Joey Cleveland, Billy Jones, Donnie Keith and Reigan Malmay. Serving as honorary pallbearers were: Lewis Bayne Lee, Dan Maciejczak and all the members of the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office.

The family would also like to thank the Bossier Sheriff’s Office for giving Ray the honor of serving his community, and the Bossier City Fire Department and paramedics for their care and compassion and repeatedly going above and beyond to help the family when it was needed most.

Garland Chism Garland Monroe Chism, 76, of Blanchard, LA passed away May 21, 2020. Arrangements began with a visitation at Hillcrest Chapel in Blanchard, LA from 6-8 pm on May 26, 2020. Then, a Funeral was held at Hillcrest Chapel in Blanchard, LA at 10 a.m. on May 27, 2020. Garland was born in Many, LA on August 7, 1943.

Garland graduated from Florien High School in Florien, LA. He was a proud veteran of the U.S. Army. He was a long-term member of North Shreve Baptist Church. Mr. Chism cherished his memories, and his many friends, he made there.

Many of his days were spent at the Council on Aging, in Mooringsport, LA, where he loved playing games and visiting with friends.

His love for the races had him, and his wife, travelling to car races all over the South. He loved his pups, friends, family, and especially his granddaughters, which meant the world to him.

Preceding Mr. Chism in death were: his first wife, Johnnie Chism, to whom he was married for 44 years; son, Travis Chism; brothers, Carl Chism, and Clarence Chism; then also a sister, Hilda Brown.

Left to cherish his memory are: his wife of 5 ½ years, Peggy Stark Chism; daughter, Tammy Bradford (Mike Bradford); son, Paul Chism (Tiphanie Chism); step-daughter, Robin Stark.

Also remaining to carry on his legacy are: his three beautiful granddaughters, Jessie Bradford Humphrey, Katie Bradford Heitmuller, and Gracie Chism; along with his siblings, Marcia Thompson and Glenda Dunn.

Serving as Pallbearers were: Darryl Chism, Jackie Lynn Thompson, Jerry Allen Johnson, Craig Ammons, Keith Brown, David Brown, Daniel Brown. Honorary pallbearers were: Mark Thompson, Cleve Thompson, Eric Merril, Matt Merril, Larry Ford, Michael Ammons, James Johnson, Patrick Johnson, and Brian Johnson.

In Lieu of flowers, please make donations to North Shreve Baptist Church or your charity of choice.

Dalton Ray “Boe” Borchardt Haughton, LA – Dalton Ray “Boe” Borchardt, 83, of Haughton, Louisiana passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, April 15, 2020. He was born March 16, 1937 in Cuero to Alfred and Ella Borchardt.

Boe joined the United States Air Force and served 26 years which allowed him to travel all over the world.

He met his true love while stationed in Hawaii, and he and Charlotte married in 1975 at a beautiful wedding on the island. His military travels attributed to his love for seeing the world and trying new foods.

He loved to cook and “when Boe got in the kitchen, his family got out!”

Boe was a jokester and enjoyed making people laugh.

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BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF AMENDED SEIZURE AND SALE ISSUED IN THE BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND ABOVE NUMBERED AND ENTITLED SALE ISSUED IN THE ABOVE NUMCAUSE AND TO ME DIRECTED, I HAVE BERED AND ENTITLED CAUSE AND TO SEIZED AND WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT ME DIRECTED, I HAVE SEIZED AND WILL PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE LAST AND PROCEED TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASH, WITH THE TO THE LAST AND HIGHEST BIDDER, BENEFIT OF APPRAISEMENT, AND AC- FOR CASH, WITH THE BENEFIT OF APCORDING TO LAW, AT THE PRINCIPAL PRAISEMENT, AND ACCORDING TO LAW, FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE, AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF IN THE TOWN OF BENTON, LA, ON THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2020, BETWEEN BENTON, LA, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, 10, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP- 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING ERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOBOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TO-WIT:: WIT:: A 1.67 ACRE, MORE OR LESS, TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN THE SOUTHEAST TRACT A: A TRACT OF LAND IN BLOCK QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUAR- “C” OF THE FREESTATE PARK DISTRICT TER (SE/4 OF NE/4) OF SECTION 24, NO. 3 AS RECORDED IN BOOK 275, TOWNSHIP 20 NORTH, RANGE 14 WEST, PAGE 73 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, MORE BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEING PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOL- MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECLOWS: TION OF THE SOUTHWEST LINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHEAST

LINE OF FREESTATE BOULEVARD RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 150 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST AND PARALLEL TO HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14’ 50” EAST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO A POINT ON HAWN AVENUE; RUN THENCE NORTH 48° 35’ WEST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; LESS AND EXCEPT A TRACT OF LAND IN BLOCK C OF THE FREESTATE PARK DISTRICT NO. AS RECORDED IN BOOK 275, PAGE 73 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA BEING MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHWEST LINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF FREESTATE BOULEVARD, RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 250.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF TRACT HEREIN DESCRIBED; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST AND PARALLEL TO HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 50.0 FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14” 50” EAST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO A POINT ON HAWN AVENUE, RUN THENCE NORTH 48° 35’ WEST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 50.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, AS PER MAP OF SURVEY PREPARED BY MCLEMORE & ATCHLEY, DATED NOVEMBER 19, 1959, ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART OF A DEED FROM GEORGE P. MORAN ET AL, TO NORTH SHREVEPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF DATE DECEMBER 16, 1959, FILED FOR RECORD DECEMBER 16, 1959, FILED UNDER CLERK’S FILE NO. 136073 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA.

TRACT B: A TRACT OF LAND IN BLOCK “C” OF THE FREESTATE PARK DISTRICT NO. 3 AS RECORDED IN BOOK 275, PAGE 73 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEING MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHWEST LINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF FREESTATE BOULEVARD RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 150 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 77.25 FEET TO A POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF OLD RIVER; RUN THENCE NORTH 51° 50’ WEST ALONG OLD RIVER A DISTANCE OF 150.3 FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14’ 50” EAST A DISTANCE OF 85.8 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; LESS AND EXCEPT A TRACT OF LAND IN BLOCK C OF THE, FREESTATE PARK DISTRICT NO, 3 AS RECORDED IN BOOK 275, PAGE 73 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEING MORE FULLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHWEST LINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHEAST LINE OF FREESTATE BOULEVARD, RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST ALONG HAWN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 250.0 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST A DISTANCE OF 50.0 FEET; RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 77.25 FEET TO A POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF OLD RIVER; RUN THENCE NORTH 51° 50’ WEST ALONG THE CENTERLINE OF OLD RIVER A DISTANCE OF 50.1 FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14’ 50” EAST A DISTANCE OF 80.1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, AS PER MAP OF SURVEY PREPARED BY MCLEMORE & ATCHLEY, DATED NOVEMBER 19, 1959, ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART OF A DEED FROM GEORGE P. MORAN, ET AL, TO NORTH SHREVEPORT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY OF DATE DECEMBER 16, 1959; FILED FOR RECORD DECEMBER 16, 1959, UNDER CLERK’S FILE NO. 136073 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA. AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: ONE HUNDRED THREE THOUSAND THIRTY-TWO AND 77 / 100 ($103,032.77) DOLLARS, ALONG WITH INTEREST, ATTORNEY’S FEES AND ALL OTHER COSTS OF SUIT. JULIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF & EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER BOSSIER Parish

ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Scott R. Wolf 333 Texas St., Suite 700 Shreveport, LA 71101 April 29, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, July 1, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to consider the application of Andrew Craig, Mohr & Associates, Inc., to the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, for a zoning amendment to change the zoning classification of a certain tract of land being 1.00 acre, more or less, located directly east of Johnny’s Pizza and across Highway 80 from Brookshires Grocery, in Section 16, Township 18 North, Range 12 West, Bossier Parish, LA, from R-A, Residence-Agricultural District, to B-3, General Business District, for a proposed Bunn Package Liquor Store with drive-through frozen daiquiri sales.

Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

May 27, 2020 June 3, 10 and 17, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, July 1, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to consider the application of Andrew Craig, Mohr & Associates, Inc., to the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, for a Conditional Use Approval for the sale of high and low content alcohol for off-premise consumption at a proposed liquor store with drive-through frozen daiquiri sales, located directly east of Johnny’s Pizza and across Highway 80 from Brookshires Grocery, in Section 16, Township 18 North, Range 12 West, Bossier Parish, LA. Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

May 27, 2020 June 3, 10 and 17, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to consider approval of the Destrehan Boulevard Drainage Improvements Plan for a drainage servitude along LA Highway 3, near Destrehan Boulevard and outfall drainage into Plantation Estates Subdivision, located in Section 29, Township 19 North, Range 13 West.

Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

May 13, 20 and 27, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to establish a 45 mile per hour speed limit on Martin Road, located in Sections 1, 2 3, and 4, Township 21 North, Range 12 West, and Sections 6, 7 and 8, Township 21 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

Registration # SEX0734

I, Sanajae La’Rakeus Richardson, have been convicted of Molestation of Juvenile. My address is 714 Patton Street, Bossier City, LA 71112.

Race: Afr Amer Sex: Male Age: 26 Height: 5’ 10” Weight: 190 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown

Alias: None Scars: None Marks: None Prosthesis: None Piercing: None Tattoo: L_arm: Sinner (inside) R_arm: Dove

If you have any comments or wish to communicate with the Bossier Sheriff’s Dept., PO Box 850, Benton, LA 71006, 318-965-2203

May 27, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

REGISTRATION: #SEX0682

I, Gerald Brian Turner, have been convicted of Molestation of Juvenile. My address is 215 Lincoln Avenue, Haughton, LA 71037.

Race: Caucasian Sex: Male Age: 46 Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 215 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel

Alias: Jarold B. Turner Jerold Turner Scar: Head: 7” U-shape scar Back: surgical scar Mark: None Prosthesis: None Piercing: None Tattoo: L_shoulder: picture of a spider

If you have any comments or wish to communicate with the Bossier Sheriff’s Dept., PO Box 850, Benton, LA 71006, 318-965-2203

June 3 and 10, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

May 13, 20 and 27, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to consider approval of the plat of the proposed development of Myers Road Estates, located in Section 27, Township 19 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, LA. (THIS MATTER IS BEING SCHEDULED AS A 28-DAY PUBLIC HEARING) Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

May 27, 2020 June 3 and 10, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

PUBLIC NOTICE

The Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office will conduct a public hearing in the Bossier Sheriff’s Office Conference Room, 204 Burt Blvd, Benton, La regarding the proposed budget for the General Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021. The meeting will be at 8:30 A.M., Wednesday, June 24, 2020. Citizens will have the opportunity to give written or oral comments on possible uses of funds. The proposed budget will be available for public inspection beginning June 3rd between 9:00 A.M. & 3 P.M. Persons with special needs requiring assistance should contact the Bossier Sheriff’s Office prior to the hearing at 318-9653429.

In addition, a second item on the agenda for this June 24th public hearing will be the adoption of an amended budget for current FY 2020 regarding the General Fund.

Julian C. Whittington, Sheriff

June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

REMEMBER -

SCHOOL ZONES ARE HANDS FREE!

SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

REGISTRATION: #SEX0628

I, Haley Cavalier Dupree, have been convicted of Sexual Assault Child. My address is 1511 Old Benton Road, 423, Bossier City, LA 71111.

Race: Caucasian Sex: Female Age: 31 Height: 5’ 03” Weight: 112 Hair Color: Blonde Eye Color: Green

Alias: Haley Michelle Cavalier Scar: None Mark: None Prosthesis: None Piercing: None Tattoo: R_wrist: Brian R_ankle: Haley Upper L_arm: L_wrist: Art L_arm: L_wrist: “I love you to the moon R_forearm: Zodiac Sign R_arm: R_hand: a semi colon

If you have any comments or wish to communicate with the Bossier Sheriff’s Dept., PO Box 850, Benton, LA 71006, 318-965-2203

May 27, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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NOTICE FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Receptionist in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Office, 204 Burt Boulevard, Benton, LA, until the hour of 2:00 P.M., (CST), Wednesday, June 10, 2020, at which time bids will be opened and read aloud by the Purchasing Agent or his designated representative in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Meeting Room.

GLENDALE LANE STREET IMPROVEMENTS (PHASE II) Project No. 2020-101 In accordance with Act No. 590 of the 2008 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature, bids may be submitted electronically at www.bidsync.com. Vendors/Contractors who decide to submit electronic bids will also have to pay an annual fee for digital signatures as required by state law.

Bid Documents may be obtained from the Bossier Parish Police Jury. Bidding documents will be available at the address shown below on May 13, 2020.

All inquiries shall be directed to: ERIC HUDSON – BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY – ehudson@bossierparishla.gov An acceptable Bid Bond, cashier's check, or certified check payable to Bossier Parish Police Jury in an amount not less than five-percent (5%) of the bid must accompany the bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a Performance Bond and Payment Bond equal to One Hundred Percent (100%) of the contract amount. Any surety bond written for a public works project shall be written by a surety or insurance company on the U.S. Department of the Treasury Financial Management Service list of approved bonding companies which is published annually in the Federal Register, or by a Louisiana domiciled insurance company with at least an A-rating in the latest printing of the A.M. Best's Key Rating Guide to write individual bonds up to ten percent of policy holders' surplus as shown in the A.M. Best's Key Rating Guide or by an insurance company that is either domiciled in Louisiana or owned by Louisiana residents and is Licensed to write surety bonds.

BID GUARANTEE: No bid may be withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after receipt of bids. All applicable local, state, federal laws and regulations shall apply.

Bids shall be submitted on the Louisiana Uniform Public Works Bid Form furnished by the Engineers with the bid package. Those submitted otherwise may not be considered or accepted. Bid shall be submitted in a sealed envelope and shall be plainly marked as "BID FOR GLENDALE LANE STREET IMPROVEMENTS (PHASE II)". Contractor's License Number shall also be clearly shown on the outside of the bid envelope.

The successful Bidder must submit executed copies of the Non-Collusion Declaration, Felony Conviction / E-Verify Affidavit within ten (10) days of the bid opening. These items may be submitted with the bid.

The Bossier Parish Police Jury reserves the right to reject any or all bids, as provided for in LA R.S. 38:2214(B).

RACHEL HAUSER, PARISH SECRETARY JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT May 13, 20 and 27, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT to REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for ELECTRICAL SERVICES for the HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BOSSIER CITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City (HABC) is extending an opportunity for Electrical Services. The contractor qualification should indicate the ability to perform the work required in a timely and sufficient manner. This entire procurement procedure and contract award is subject to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) any and all applicable Federal/State law and/or regulations.

HABC reserves the right to suspend this procurement action if it is found not in applicable laws and regulations or in the event of any impropriety.

The contract and award will be made at HABC’s discretion. If it becomes necessary to revise any part of the RFP or otherwise provide additional information, an addendum will be issued to all prospective proposers who received copies of the original request. Information to Request for Proposal documents you may email: Kllyssa Turner kturner@hacsla.com

Responses are due June 12, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. In the HACS’s Administrative Office, 2500 Line Ave, Shreveport, LA 71104.

An interview may be conducted with the qualified proposers during the evaluation of the proposals. The HABC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals when it deems it to be in the best interest of the HABC.

May 27, 2020 June 3 and 10, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT to REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for HVAC SERVICES for the HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BOSSIER CITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City (HABC) is extending an opportunity for HVAC Services. The contractor qualification should indicate the ability to perform the work required in a timely and sufficient manner. This entire procurement procedure and contract award is subject to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) any and all applicable Federal/State law and/or regulations.

HABC reserves the right to suspend this procurement action if it is found not in applicable laws and regulations or in the event of any impropriety.

The contract and award will be made at HABC’s discretion. If it becomes necessary to revise any part of the RFP or otherwise provide additional information, an addendum will be issued to all prospective proposers who received copies of the original request.

Information to Request for Proposal documents you may email: Kllyssa Turner kturner@hacsla.com

Responses are due June 12, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. In the HACS’s Administrative Office, 2500 Line Ave, Shreveport, LA 71104.

An interview may be conducted with the qualified proposers during the evaluation of the proposals. The HABC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals when it deems it to be in the best interest of the HABC.

May 27, 2020 June 3 and 10, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY BENTON, LOUISIANA MINUTES May 6, 2020 www.bossierparishla.gov The Bossier Parish Police Jury met in regular and legal session on the 6th day of May, 2020, at 2:00 p.m., in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana. The President, Mr. Jimmy Cochran, called the meeting to order.

The invocation was given by Mr. Charles Gray, and the pledge of allegiance was led by Mr. Philip Rodgers. Ms. Julie Gill, Secretary for the Parish Attorney, called the roll, with all members present as follows: Mr. Glenn Benton, via video teleconference Mr. Chris Marsiglia Mr. Bob Brotherton, via video teleconference Mr. Mac Plummer, via video teleconference Mr. Jimmy Cochran Mr. Doug Rimmer, via video teleconference Mr. Jerome Darby, via video teleconference Mr. Philip Rodgers Mr. Charles Gray Mr. Tom Salzer, via video teleconference Mr. John Ed Jorden Mr. Jack Skaggs, via video teleconference *** Others present were Mr. Bill Altimus, Parish Administrator, via video teleconference; Mr. Patrick Jackson, Parish Attorney; Mr. Joe E. “Butch” Ford, Jr., Parish Engineer; Mr. Eric Hudson, Assistant Parish Engineer; Ms. Rachel Hauser, Parish Secretary. *** Ms. Hauser announced that no questions or comments were received via telephone or email regarding any items on the Regular Meeting Agenda.

Ms. Hauser stated that each item will be read, and after each item, the President will call for a motion and second. She stated that once the public and police jurors are given time for questions or comments on each agenda item, if any, she will then read each juror’s name for them to present their vote viva voce (by the voice), with voting options being Aye, Nay, or Abstain. *** Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Jorden, to authorize the advertising of bids for Official Journal of the Bossier Parish Police Jury for the period of July 1, 2020, through June 30, 2021, bids to be received June 3, 2020.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Benton, to award the bid for Relocation of Swan Lake Road at Flat River Bridge, Project No. 2019-112, in the amount of $1,745,260.00 to Specialty Trackhoe & Dozer Services, Inc., low bidder meeting bid specification in accordance with bids received on April 29, 2020, and

authorize execution of documents.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. Bid results are as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: Specialty Trackhoe & Dozer Services, Inc. $1,745,260.00 $2,221,362.15 CW&W Contractors, Inc. 2R Construction, LLC $2,611,646.50 RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 6th day of May, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for Relocation of Swan Lake Road at Flat River Bridge, Project No. 2019-112, in the amount of $1,745,260.00 to Specialty Trackhoe & Dozer Services, Inc., low bidder meeting bid specifications.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents related to same.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Benton. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT RACHEL D. HAUSER PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to award the bid for the West Linton Road Extension to Fairburn Avenue Project No. 2020-132, in the amount of $1,314,497.75, including Alternate No. 1 in the amount of $115,440.00, to 3 Gen Construction, low bidder meeting bid specifications in accordance with bids received on April 28, 2020, and authorize execution of documents.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. Bid results are as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: 3 Gen Construction Base Bid: $1,314.497.75 $ 115,440.00 Alt. #1: Specialty Trackhoe & Dozer Services, Inc. Base Bid: $1,545,219.05 Alt. #1: $ 121,200.00 Base Bid:$1,546,356.52 Precision Builders, Inc. (error on bid-Base Bid, amount should be $1,546,385.27) $ 103,180.80 Alt. #1: Testament Construction Base Bid: $1,444,703.19 Alt. #1: $ 169,332.00 Base Bid: $2,030,133.80 2R Construction (Error in unit price extension on bid, totals correct) Alt. #1: $ 179,200.00 Best Yet Builders Base Bid: $1,490,466.75 $ 148,000.00 Alt. #1: CW&W Contractors Base Bid: $2,014,777.33 Alt. #1: $ 147,000.00

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 6th day of May, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for the West Linton Road Extension to Fairburn Avenue Project No. 2020-132, in the amount of $1,314,497.75 base bid, and $115,440.00 for Alternate No. 1, to 3 Gen Construction, low bidder meeting bid specifications.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents related to same.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY PARISH SECRETARY *** Motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to award the bid for the Circle M Road Improvements Project No. 2020-103, in the amount of $291,132.00, to Benton & Brown, LLC, low bidder meeting bid specifications in accordance with bids received on April 23, 2020, and authorize execution of documents.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. Bid results are as follows: Bid Amount: Bidder: Benton & Brown, LLC $291,132.00 Bet Yet Builders, LLC $332,130.00 $322,568.80 Specialty Trackhoe & Dozer Services, Inc. Cross Keys $357,220.00 3 Gen Construction, LLC $361,335.60 RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal sesth sion on this 6 day of May, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for the Circle M Road Improvements Project No. 2020-103, in the amount of $291,132.00, to Benton & Brown, LLC, low bidder meeting bid specifications.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents related to same.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Benton, to award the bid for the demolition of one (1) residential property located at 308 Cane Bend Drive, Haughton, LA, (Parish Project No. 2020-104), Hazard Mitigation Grant Program FEMA-1792-DR-LA, Project No. 0031, in the amount of $13,125.00, low bidder meeting bid specifications in accordance with bids received on April 27, 2020.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. Bid results are as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: $13,125.00 3 Gen Construction, LLC David B. Womack Contractor $13,800.00 Precision Builders, Inc. Bid rejected $21,818.25 Strong’s Backhoe Service Dumas Construction, LLC $15,300.00 RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 6th day of May, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for demolition of one (1) residential property located at 308 Cane Bend Drive, Haughton, LA, (Parish Project No. 2020-104), Hazard Mitigation Grant Program FEMA-1792-DR-LA, Project No. 0031, to 3 Gen Construction, LLC, in the amount of $13,125.00, low bidder meeting bid specifications in accordance with bids received on April 27, 2020.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents related to same.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Benton. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Ms. Gill announced the public hearing to consider approval of the application of the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, to consider various amendments to the Unified Development Code. The application received a favorable recommendation from the Bossier City-Parish MPC. Ms. Carlotta Askew-Brown, Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, stated that based on a general overview of the Unified Development Code, it was determined that amendments to various sections of the Unified Development Code were needed.

After further discussion, and there being no objection, motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to approve the application of the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, to consider various amendments to the Unified Development Code.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously.

ORDINANCE NO. 4767 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE NO. 4705 OF 2018, FOR THE PURPOSE OF AMENDING VARIOUS ARTICLES OF THE UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE AS A RESULT OF A REGULAR GENERAL REVIEW OF THE CODE WHEREAS, the Bossier Parish Police Jury held a public hearing on May 6, 2020, to review proposed amendments to the Unified Development Code; and WHEREAS, the proposed amendments received a FAVORABLE recommendation from the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission; and NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED, the following Sections of the Unified Development Code have been added or amended to read as follows: (New language is underlined) Section 3.6.1 H. Appeal Any party aggrieved by the Board’s determination may appeal such Determination to the District Court of Bossier Parish within 30 days.

1. Within six (6) months of the date of denial, a subsequent application for the same approval will not be reviewed or heard unless there is substantial new evidence available, or if a significant mistake of law or fact affected the prior denial.

2. If the application is resubmitted earlier than six (6) months from the date of the denial, the subsequent application must include a detailed statement of the grounds justifying its consideration.

3. The Executive Director will make a determination as to whether the subsequent application is appropriate for resubmittal prior to the expiration of the six (6) month wait requirement. If the Executive Director finds that there are no new grounds for consideration of the subsequent application, he/she will summarily, and without hearing, deny the request.

5.3 Use Table Delete “Furniture Store” as a “Provisional Use” from the B-4 Business District.

Add “Private Event Center” as “Conditional Use’ in the B-2 Business District and as a “Permitted Use” in the B-3 Business District.

Section 5.4.3 D.3.

Examples Examples include city and parish administrative offices, maintenance Facilities, fire stations, police stations and emergency medical and Ambulance stations, detention centers, post offices, and local, state or federal offices.

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Detention Centers may only be permitted as a Conditional Use following the procedures of Section 3.3.2 of this code.

Permitted Uses Section 5.7.3 V. 24. Restaurants, delicatessens, and cafes. No Drive-Thru window or service is permitted.

All applications for a telecommunications facility require ConSection 10.4.1 ditional Use from the MPC. A preliminary and a public hearing are required, unless indicated otherwise. Small Cell technology poles, when located on private property, shall require a public hearing only.

Table 12.5.6 Off Street Parking Requirements Add the use “Personal Storage Facility” to the table with a minimum parking requirement of 1 space per 50 Units.

Section 13.8.5 Credit for Existing Trees A. Existing trees, which are located within the front yard,that have either been preserved or replanted and meet the minimum standards of the following tree credit schedule may be substituted or credited against the requirements. Tree planting standards are as follows. Fractional measurements shall be rounded to the nearest whole number. Caliper width shall be measured at a point 4 feet above natural grade level.

Section 18.2 General Definitions Add the definition “Accessory Dwelling Unit” An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a smaller, independent residential dwelling located on the same lot as a stand-alone, detached single family home. An ADU may only be approved as a “Conditional Use” and shall comply with the require ments of Section 5.6.2 of this code.

Add the definition “Event Center (Private)” A private event center is a privately owned-multipurpose venue facility hosting special events, such as, but not limited to, wedding parties, holiday gatherings or events, or general get-togethers. A private event center could typically have a catering kitchen, indoor or outdoor seating and may or may not sell or dispense alcoholic beverages.

The ordinance was offered by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY PARISH SECRETARY *** Ms. Gill announced the public hearing to consider approval of the plat of the proposed development of Parker Acres Subdivision, Unit No. 1-A, being a resubdivision of Lot 6, Parker Acres Subdivision, Unit No. 1, located in a portion of Section 10, Township 18 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. Ms. Gill announced that this public hearing will be tabled to be heard on June 3, 2020.

Motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to table the public hearing to consider approval of the plat of the proposed development of Parker Acres Subdivision, Unit No. 1-A, being a resubdivision of Lot 6, Parker Acres Subdivision, Unit No. 1, located in a portion of Section 10, Township 18 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA, to be considered at the June 3, 2020, regular meeting.

Votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Mr. Skaggs recommended that Agenda Item Nos. 8-11 be considered in globo. Ms. Hauser stated that Agenda Item No. 10 needs to be removed from the agenda.

After further discussion, motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to approve Agenda Item Nos. 8, 9, and 11 in globo: 8.

To schedule a public hearing on June 17, 2020, to abandon a portion of a public right-of-way in Princeton Subdivision, located in Section 32, Township 19, North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA; 9.

To schedule a public hearing on June 17, 2020, to consider approval of the Destrehan Boulevard Drainage Improvements Plan for a drainage servitude along LA Highway 3, near Destrehan Boulevard and outfall drainage into Plantation Estates Subdivision, located in Section 29, Township 19 North, Range 13 West; and 11.

To schedule a public hearing on June 17, 2020, to establish a 45 mile per hour speed limit on Martin Road, located in Sections 1, 2 3, and 4, Township 21 North, Range 12 West, and Sections 6, 7 and 8, Township 21 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** No action was taken on Agenda Item No. 10 requesting that a public hearing be scheduled on June 17, 2020, to consider changing the name of a road in Water’s Edge, Cypress, Phase 2 Subdivision, from Fritchton Street to Pirogue Point, located in Section 1, Township 19 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, LA. This matter will need to be considered by the Benton-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission. *** Ms. Gill announced the hearing to consider condemnation of a mobile home park, Pine Creek Mobile Home Park, owned by Pine Creek-Haughton, LTD, with a physical address of 1000 Acadian Boulevard, Princeton, LA 71067, Tax Assessment No. 119077.

This matter was tabled on March 18, 2020.

Mr. David Ghormley, Property Standards Officer, stated that all requirements have been met by the owner of Pine Creek Mobile Home Park, and recommended that this matter be dismissed.

Motion was made by Mr. Benton, seconded by Mr. Rimmer, to dismiss condemnation proceedings on property located at Pine Creek Mobile Home Park, owned by Pine Creek-Haughton, LTD, with a physical address of 1000 Acadian Boulevard, Princeton, LA 71067, Tax Assessment No. 119077.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Mr. Rodgers requested additional information in connection with the application of Eda Rodriquez for a 2020 Bossier Parish beer/liquor license at Kingston Neighborhood Market, 5604 Benton Road, Benton, LA. Ms. Askew-Brown, Benton-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission, stated that Ms. Rodriquez’s plans include a deli and on and off-premise consumption of alcohol.

Mr. Marsiglia asked if alcohol will be sold through the existing drive-through window. Ms. Askew-Brown stated that no alcohol will be sold from the drive-through window. It was later determined that there will be no on-premise consumption of alcohol and will be for off-premise consumption only.

Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to approve the application of Eda Rodriguez for a 2020 Bossier Parish beer/liquor license at Kingston Neighborhood Market, 5604 Benton Road, Benton, LA, subject to approval by the health department. The application has been approved by the Sheriff’s Department.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Salzer, to ratify approval of a request from James and Deborah Causey to lease parish owned property located at 2030 Lalo Road, Elm Grove, LA, Tax Assessment No. 113796, and authorize execution of documents The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously.

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal sesth sion on this 6 day of May, 2020, that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, be and is hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the Bossier Parish Police Jury a Letter Lease with James and Deborah Causey for the leasing of parish owned property located at 2030 Lalo Road, Elm Grove, LA, Tax Assessment No. 113796.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Salzer. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Jordan, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to amend the three-year road program by amending the following: 2020 Remove Mayflower Road from District 1 – FEMA Remove Cannon Road from District 2 – FEMA Change Wise Road to Seven Pines Road in District 4 Change Old Brownlee Road to Wemple Road in District 6 2021 Remove Wemple Road from District 6 2022 Remove Bullfight Drive from District 1 – FEMA Change Seven Pines Road to Wise Road in District 4 The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. The amended three-year road program is as follows:

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Motion was made by Mr. Marsiglia, seconded by Mr. Rodgers, to ratify approval to change the street name from West Padra to Omaha Circle on the previously approved plat of McLemore Plantation Subdivision, Unit No. 4.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Jordan, seconded by Mr. Gray, to ratify approval of Change Order No. 2 for FY 2018 LCDBG Sewer System Improvements - Oak Hill Mobile Home Park project, and authorize execution of documents. Mr. Hudson stated that Change Order No. 2 has been approved by the Office of Community Development. Said Change Order results in a decrease of $6,953.50.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously.

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal sesth sion on this 6 day of May, 2020, that it does hereby approve Change Order No. 2.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute said Change Order No. 2.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY PARISH SECRETARY *** Motion was made by Mr. Jordan, seconded by Mr. Gray, to ratify approval of Change Order No. 3 for FY 2018 LCDBG Sewer System Improvements - Oak Hill Mobile Home Park project, and authorize execution of documents. Mr. Hudson stated that Change Order No. 3 has been approved by the Office of Community Development. Said Change Order results in a decrease of $57,612.74.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously.

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal sesth sion on this 6 day of May, 2020, that it does hereby approve Change Order No. 3.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute said Change Order No. 3.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Mr. Altimus reported that he received a request from Mr. Eric England, Shreveport-Bossier Port Director, requesting the police jury’s support for Senate Bill No. 421 which is being offered by Senator Barrow Peacock. He stated that he discussed this request with Ms. Ginger Adam Corley, lobbyist for the Bossier Parish Police Jury, who also represents The Port of Lake Charles.

Mr. Altimus stated that proposed Senate Bill No. 421 would allow for the inland ports to have the same abilities and capabilities as deep-water ports. He recommended that the police jury adopt a resolution endorsing and strongly supporting proposed Senate Bill No. 421 of the 2020 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session and urge the support of its Legislative Delegation.

Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to amend the agenda to consider adoption of a resolution endorsing and strongly supporting proposed Senate Bill No. 421 of the 2020 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session, and urge the support of its Legislative Delegation, and authorizing Ms. Ginger Adam Corley to represent the Bossier Parish Police Jury in this matter.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast with the following votes recorded: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Darby, Mr. Gray, Mr. AYES: Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs None NAYS: ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: None *** Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to adopt a resolution endorsing and strongly supporting proposed Senate Bill No. 421 of the 2020 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session, and urge the support of its Legislative Delegation, and authorizing Ms. Ginger Adam Corley to represent the Bossier Parish Police Jury in this matter.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously.

RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION SUPPORTING SENATE BILL NO. 421 BEING CONSIDERED IN THE 2020 REGULAR SESSION OF THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE RELATIVE TO CERTAIN PORT COMMISSIONS; TO PROVIDE FOR FUNCTION RELATIVE TO ECONOMIC AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH; TO AUTHORIZE THE ACQUISITION AND OPERATION OF AIR CARGO AIRPORTS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR RELATED MATTERS THERETO. WHEREAS, The Port is one of Caddo and Bossier Parishes’ significant economic engines, a key driver of job creation, infrastructure investment and recruitment, and retention of business and industry; and, WHEREAS, Senate Bill 421 of the 2020 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature ensures that The Port has full capacity to fulfill its commitment to the citizens of Caddo and Bossier Parishes; and WHEREAS, Senate Bill 421 of the 2020 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature provides the clarifying language which will ensure there are no ambiguities of the responsibilities and obligations of The Port afforded by the State of Louisiana; and WHEREAS, Senate Bill 421 of the 2020 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislature provides for The Port to have the capability to own and operate an air cargo facility in Caddo and Bossier Parishes, just as several other Port Commissions in the State of Louisiana; and WHEREAS, since the inception by the Louisiana Legislature in 1962, The Port has been responsible for over $1.5 billion of private and public investment in Caddo and Bossier Parishes, in addition to the creation of over 1,700 direct jobs. The results of a recent economic impact study on The Port discovered that four indirect jobs were created as a result of each direct job created by The Port; therefore approximately 8,500 jobs in the region are attributed to The Port; and WHEREAS, the citizens of Caddo and Bossier Parishes have overwhelmingly supported The Port over the past several decades, and in 1993, the voters of Caddo and Bossier Parishes approved a special property tax of 2 ½ mills for a period of twenty-five years for the purpose of developing The Port as a multimodal transportation center and economic driver of the economy; and WHEREAS, in 2016, the voters of Caddo and Bossier Parishes renewed the 2 ½ special property tax millage for an additional twenty-five years. The Port Commission will utilize these revenues to purchase and develop at least an additional 3,000 acres of property to facilitate future growth, job creation, and investment for the region and State.

To date, The Port has commenced this ambitious program and has purchased approximately 900 acres of additional property in addition to the maritime complex; and WHEREAS, it would be beneficial to our region and State to have our Port prepared to recruit and retain the likely resurgence of industrial manufacturing, multimodal transportation, distribution and logistics in Caddo and Bossier Parishes.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 6th day of May, 2020, that it does hereby endorse and strongly supports proposed Senate Bill 421 of the 2020 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session, and does urge the support of its Legislative Delegation.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 6th day of May, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Mr. Hudson provided a report on the Federal Emergency Management Agency arbitration from the recent flood events.

*** Mr. Hudson provided an update on the Swan Lake Road Bridge (South Bossier) Project No. 2019-114. *** Mr. Hudson provided updates on the FY 2018 LCDBG Sewer Improvements Project – Oak Hill Mobile Home Park, and the FY 2019 LCDBG Sewer Improvements Merrywoods Subdivision project. *** Mr. Hudson provided an update on the water tank project in Dogwood Subdivision. He stated that the foundation has been installed. He further stated that all water wells are now tied together. *** Mr. Hudson stated that another manhole has settled in Magnolia Chase Subdivision and the police jury will be accepting proposals in the very near future to correct this issue. *** Mr. Hudson stated that three drainage inlets have settled approximately six inches in two subdivisions. He stated that this matter will be further discussed at the next Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee meeting, a date and time is to be determined.

He further stated that it is possible that engineering will be requesting the placement of piles beneath drainage inlets for stabilization. *** Mr. Mark Coutee, Public Works Director, presented an update on activities of the highway department and on several road projects in the parish. Appreciation was extended to Mr. Coutee and the highway department employees for their dedication and hard work. *** Mr. Rodgers stated that he has received several complaints and concerns due to the lack of internet services in Benton rural areas. *** Mr. Jorden stated that he has received complaints from parish residents due to drainage issues being caused by construction of subdivisions located in the Town of Haughton. He requested that this matter be further reviewed. Mr. Cochran requested that that Mr. Hudson review this matter and provide an update at the May 20, 2020, regular meeting. *** Mr. Rimmer expressed appreciation to Mr. Coutee and the highway department for their work on Dogwood Trail to Wild Briar Circle. He stated that he would like to discuss the drainage in this area in greater detail in the very near future. *** Mr. Gray stated that he spoke with Mr. Hudson regarding drainage issues at the 1400 block of Airline Drive. He requested that this matter be further reviewed. *** Mr. Cochran expressed appreciation to the citizens of Bossier Parish for their patience during these difficult times due to the COVID-19 health crisis. He also expressed appreciation to the citizens for their patience with the measures that the police jury has taken in order to conduct police jury meetings while keeping the staff and citizens safe, in order to address the needs of the parish. *** Mr. Rimmer reminded jurors that the Tier 2 Financial Disclosure Statements are due May 15, 2020. *** Mr. Jackson stated that Mr. Altimus and he have been working with the court system and other offices in the courthouse to create a plan to reopen the courthouse on May 15, 2020. He stated that all departments are waiting for Governor Edwards’ next announcement to determine what will be required of the police jury and other offices within the courthouse.

Mr. Jackson stated that a noncontact temperature reader will be set up to take the temperature of each individual that enters the courthouse. *** There being no further business to come before the Bossier Parish Police th Jury in regular and legal session on this 6 day of May, 2020, the meeting was adjourned by the President at 2:45 p.m.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 2020 Wastewater Treatment Plant Floating Modular Cover System TOWN OF BENTON, LOUISIANA

Sealed bids will be received by the Town of Benton, Louisiana, located at 105 Sibley Street, Benton, Louisiana 71006 or mailed to P. O. Box 1390, Benton, Louisiana 71006, until 1:00 pm local time on Monday, June 22, 2020, for supplying all labor and materials necessary for removal of damages covers and installation of new covers.

The work generally consists of material and installation of 23,265 sf of Floating Modular cover with 40 mil. HDPE membranes and R- 11 closed cell insulation. Bids are to include necessary fasteners, topstops, stainless steel mooring cabling, stainless steel cable clamps and sandtubes required to secure the cover. Freight shall be included in the bid. Product warranty and labor warranty must be listed on the bid as well. ~and~ Labor and equipment to remove and dispose of the damaged wastewater treatment plant cover sections. *The Town of Benton is exempt from sales tax therefore it shall not be included in the bid.

Bidder must be qualified and show current Certificate of Liability Insurance.

Each Bidder shall write his or her contractor’s license number on the outside of the sealed envelope containing his or her proposal. Proposals be submitted sealed and deposited with the Town of Benton, Louisiana prior to the hour and date hereinbefore designated.

No bidder may withdraw his bid within 90 days after the actual date of the opening thereof. Each Bidder must submit with his or her proposal a separate attachment stating his qualifications to perform the work. The Statement of Qualifications shall list past projects of similar size and nature, a list of references with name and telephone number, a list of key personnel who will perform the work, and other information supporting the Bidder’s qualifications.

A bid opening will be on Monday, June 22, 2020 at 2:00 pm at the Benton Town Hall, 105 Sibley Street, Benton, Louisiana. Bidders need not be present for opening. Bidders will be notified of tabulations and award by mail.

The Town of Benton is an equal opportunity employer. The Town of Benton hereby notifies all Bidders that it will affirmatively insure that in an contract entered into pursuant to this advertisement will be afforded the full opportunity to submit bids in response to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual preference, marital or veteran status, or any other legally protected status in consideration for an award.

Question contact: Shelly Horton, Jr. Mayor of Benton 318-965-2781 105 P O Box 1390, Benton, Louisiana 71006. The Town of Benton reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities or irregularities therein.

BY: Shelly Horton, Jr. Mayor Town of Benton Louisiana

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TOWN OF HAUGHTON PUBLIC HEARING MAY 12, 2020

A PUBLIC HEARING WAS HELD AT THE HAUGHTON TOWN HALL ON TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2020 AT 7:00 P.M. THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS HELD TO DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING:

ORDINANCE 3 OF 2020, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TOWN OF HAUGHTON PERSONNEL POLICY, SECTION 3, F. REGARDING HOLIDAYS OBSERVED BY THE MUNICIPALITY.

THERE WERE NO COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE. COUNCIL MEETING

THE COUNCIL MEETING WAS HELD AT THE HAUGHTON TOWN HALL ON TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2020 AT 7:00 P.M.

COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT WERE K.W. GASPARD, MARTHA MCGEE, PHILLIP SMITH AND JONATHAN PHILLIPS. JO ANNE KEITH WAS PRESENT VIA ZOOM MEETINGS. THE MEETING WAS PRESIDED OVER BY MAYOR JACK HICKS.

NEIL ERWIN, TOWN ATTORNEY, WAS PRESENT.

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BOSSIER PRESS-TRIBUNE | WWW.BOSSIERPRESS.COM THE MEETING WAS OPENED WITH PRAYER BY PHILLIP SMITH AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE WAS LED BY MARTHA MCGEE.

THERE WERE A NUMBER OF CITIZENS ATTENDING.

MONTHLY DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS WERE GIVEN AT THIS MEETING BECAUSE WE DID NOT HOLD A MONTHLY AGENDA MEETING IN MAY.

The Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City Public Notice Invitation to Bid No. 2020-001

The Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City hereby invites the submission of sealed bids for property address: 805 E. First Street, Bossier City, LA 71111.

This Bid is inclusive of the property (office and warehouse), furniture and equipment at the above referenced address.

CHIEF HOLLAND GAVE THE FIRE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT. HE SAID THAT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS BACK TO FULL STAFF AND THEY HAVE RECEIVED MANY Bid Opening Date- July 15, 2020 at 10:00AM at 805 E. First Street, Bossier City, LA DONATIONS OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FROM BOTH THE BOSSIER 71111 OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY AND EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND CITIZENS. ALSO, THE FIRST RESPONDERS SUMMER CAMP IS CANCELLED. Bid documents and property description packages may be obtained by emailing kfuller@hacsla.com. Responses must be sealed and returned attention to: Bobby R. CHIEF GIBSON GAVE THE POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT. HE STATED Collins at P.O. Box 5666 Bossier City, LA 71111 THAT OFFICERS ARE THOROUGHLY CLEANING THEIR VEHICLES AT THE END OF EACH SHIFT AND UTILIZING PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. ALSO, THE All bids must be plainly marked with bid number and name on the outside of the enveACADEMY FOR OFFICER CLEMMENS HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO THE FIRST WEEK lope. If the acceptable terms of sale are to be altered, a new sealed bid process, includOF JULY. ing new public notification, will be conducted.

PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR HICKS GAVE THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT HABC Board of Commissioners retains the right to reject any and all sealed or oral bids, MONTHLY REPORT. HE SAID THAT THEY REDUCED TO A SKELETON CREW DUE TO and may delegate that right to the Executive Director.

COVID, BUT HAVE NOW RESUMED REGULAR OPERATIONS. MOWING AROUND TOWN IS IN FULL SWING. March 11, 18 and 25, 2020 April 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2020 A MOTION WAS MADE BY PHILLIP SMITH TO APPROVE THE AGENDA MEETING MIN- May 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2020 UTES OF MARCH 2, 2020, SECONDED BY MARTHA MCGEE. THERE WERE NO COM- June 3, 10, 17 and 24, 2020 MENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, MOTION CARRIED. AYES: 5 NAYS: July 1 and 8, 2020 0 ABSENT: 0 ABSTAIN 0 Bossier Press-Tribune

A MOTION WAS MADE BY K.W. GASPARD TO APPROVE THE COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES OF MARCH 10, 2020, SECONDED BY JONATHAN PHILLIPS. THERE WERE NO COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, MOTION CARRIED. AYES: 5 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 ABSTAIN: 0

A MOTION WAS MADE BY PHILLIP SMITH TO ACCEPT THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR FEBRUARY 2020, SECONDED BY MARTHA MCGEE. THERE WERE NO COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, MOTION CARRIED. AYES: 5 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 ABSTAIN: 0

A MOTION WAS MADE BY K.W. GASPARD TO ADOPT ORDINANCE 3 OF 2020, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE TOWN OF HAUGHTON PERSONNEL POLICY, SECTION 3, F. REGARDING HOLIDAYS OBSERVED BY THE MUNICIPALITY; SECONDED

BY PHILLIP SMITH. THERE WERE NO COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, MOTION CARRIED. AYES: 5 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 ABSTAIN: 0

A MOTION WAS MADE BY K.W. GASPARD TO ACCEPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF MEYER, MEYER, LACROIX AND HIXSON, TOWN ENGINEERS TO APPROVE THE PLAT FOR PIN OAK LANDING SUBDIVSION, UNIT 1; SECONDED BY JONATHAN PHILLIPS. THE TOWN CLERK, HEATHER FEEBACK READ THE CONDITIONS AND PUNCH LIST ITEMS THAT ARE RECOMMENDED TO BE COMPLETED AS PART OF THE APPROVAL THOSE CONDITIONS AND PUNCH LIST ITEMS ARE AS FOLLOWS: 1.

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A 2-YEAR MAINTENANCE BOND MUST BE PROVIDED FOR THE STREETS AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES. THE MAINTENANCE BOND MUST BE FOR AT LEAST 25% OF THE CONTRACT VALUE FOR 2 YEARS FROM THE DATE OF ACCEPTANCE. RECORD DRAWINGS OF THE IMPROVEMENTS PREPARED BY THE ENGINEER, RYAN ESTESS, PE MUST BE SUBMITTED. THE STREET LIGHTS, ELECTRICAL, NATURAL GAS, AND TELEPHONE UTILITIES HAVE YET TO BE CONSTRUCTED. THESE MUST BE CONSTRUCTED AND THE SITE DRESSED UP PRIOR TO THE ISSUANCE OF ANY BUILDING PERMITS. WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE STREET LIGHTS ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY THE POWER COMPANY. THE STREET LIGHTS MUST CONFORM TO THE ORDINANCE AND RECORD DRAWINGS OF THE STREET LIGHTS MUST BE PROVIDED. FINISH GRADING HAD NOT YET BEEN COMPLETED. EACH LOT MUST BE GRADED FOR POSITIVE DRAINAGE AND TO CONFORM TO THE GRADING/DRAINAGE PLAN. DRESS UP. SEVERAL WATER VALVE BOXES, FIRE HYDRANTS AND MANHOLES NEED TO BE ADJUSTED ONCE FINAL GRADING IS COMPLETED AND THE OTHER UTILITIES ARE CONSTRUCTED. VALVE BOXES IN UNPAVED AREAS MUST BE APPROXIMATELY 2” ABOVE FINISHED GRADE WITH A 24” DIAMETER CONCRETE PAD AS IN THE CONTRACTOR’S SUBMITTALS. VALVE BOXES IN PAVED AREAS MUST BE FLUSH WITH THE PAVEMENT. MANHOLES IN UNPAVED AREAS MUST BE APPROXIMATELY 2” ABOVE FINISHED GRADE AND MANHOLES IN PAVED AREAS MYST BE FLUSH WITH THE PAVEMENT. FIRE HYDRANT TRAFFIC FLANGES MUST BE APPROXIMATELY 3” ABOVE FINISHED GRADE, AS MARKED ON THE HYDRANT BARREL. THE ENGINEER’S PLANS CALL FOR THE CONTRACTOR TO RE-GRADE THE EXISTING DITCH ALONG ALLENTOWN ROAD FOR POSITIVE DRAINAGE. THE DITCH MUST ALSO BE GRADED AND CLEANED OUT BEYOND THE DEVELOPMENT FRONTAGE AS NECESSARY TO REMOVE APPARENT SEDIMENTATION FROM THE DEVELOPMENT’S CONSTRUCTION. SIDEWALKS. WE UNDERSTAND THAT THE TOWN COUNCIL ALLOWED A VARIANCE FOR THE SIDEWALKS TO BE CONSTRUCTED BY THE RESPECTIVE BUILDERS. THE APPROVED PLANS SHOW 4’ WIDE X 4’ THICK SIDEWALKS, LOCATED 4’ BEHIND THE CURBS. THE TOWN WILL NEED TO INCLUDE SUCH UNIFORM SIDEWALKS AS A CONDITION OF THE BUILDING PERMITS ON EACH LOT. THE ENGINEER/SURVEYOR MUST SUBMIT THE FINAL PLAT FOR APPROVAL.

TRAVIS BEATY, DEVELOPER OF PIN OAK LANDING, SAID THEY ALREADY HAVE PLANS TO CLEAN THE DITCHES ON ALLENTOWN ROAD. RYAN ESTESS, ENGINEER FOR PIN OAK LANDING, ADKED THAT IN LIEU OF PERMITS BEING ISSUED, COULD CERTIFICATES OF OCCUPANCY BE WITHHELD. THERE WERE NO COMMENTS OR QUESTIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE, MOTION CARRIED. AYES: 4 NAYS: 0 ABSENT: 0 ABSTAIN: 1 (MARTHA MCGEE)

SAM MARSIGLIA, HAUGHTON/BOSSIER PARISH MPC DIRECTOR, ASKED THAT THE COUNCIL CONSIDER MAKING THE REQUIREMENTS FOR FRONT SETBACKS IN SUBDIVISION MORE UNIFORM AND GAVE AN UPDATE ON THE FORMATION OF A COMMITTEE TO APPOINT THE TWO BOARDS REQUIRED FOR THE MPC.

THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. ______________________________ HEATHER FEEBACK, TOWN CLERK

June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

________________________ JACK HICKS, MAYOR

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT to REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS for PLUMBING SERVICES for the HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF BOSSIER CITY

The Housing Authority of the City of Bossier City (HABC) is extending an opportunity for Plumbing Services. The contractor qualification should indicate the ability to perform the work required in a timely and sufficient manner. This entire procurement procedure and contract award is subject to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) any and all applicable Federal/State law and/or regulations.

HABC reserves the right to suspend this procurement action if it is found not in applicable laws and regulations or in the event of any impropriety.

The contract and award will be made at HABC’s discretion. If it becomes necessary to revise any part of the RFP or otherwise provide additional information, an addendum will be issued to all prospective proposers who received copies of the original request.

Information to Request for Proposal documents you may email: Kllyssa Turner Kturner@hacsla.com

Responses are due June 12, 2020 at 5:00 p.m. In the HACS’s Administrative Office, 2500 Line Ave, Shreveport, LA 71104.

An interview may be conducted with the qualified proposers during the evaluation of the proposals. The HABC reserves the right to reject any or all proposals when it deems it to be in the best interest of the HABC.

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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

Sealed proposals are hereby requested by the Bossier Parish School Board for RFP 21-00: HVAC Filter Maintenance

Complete RFP documents may be obtained for free by visiting bidexpress.com.

Proposals will be received no later than 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at the Bossier Parish School Board Purchasing Dept located at 2723 Airline Dr, Bossier City, La 71111.

Any proposal received after this due date and time will not be considered and will be returned unopened.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020

§1. The Property is hereby annexed into the corporate limits of the Town of Benton, Louisiana.

§2. The Property shall be zoned I-2 Heavy Industry District and shall be subject to zoning requirements set forth in the Code of Ordinances of the Town of Benton, Louisiana.

§3. This Ordinance shall become effective after final adoption and publication of same in the manner prescribed by law and in accordance with La. R.S. 33:173.

This Ordinance was introduced on __________, ________,by ______________ _________________, Notice of Public Hearing was published on _______________________, _____________, and said public hearing having been held, the title having been read and the Ordinance considered, on motion to adopt, by ______________, seconded by ______________, a record vote was taken and the following result was had: AYES:

NAYS:

ABSTAIN: ABSENT:

WHEREUPON, the presiding officer declared the above Ordinance duly adopted on the _______ day of __________, ________.

ATTEST:

__________________________ SHELLY HORTON JR, MAYOR

June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

CALL TO ORDER: INVOCATION: PLEDGE: PRESENT:

Hard copy proposals shall be submitted in a sealed envelope/box clearly marked on the outside with: 1. bidder’s name 2. bid due date/time 3. project number/name: RFP 21-00: HVAC Filter Maintenance

ALSO, PRESENT: AGENDA:

Award will not be made at the time of the RFP opening, but will be awarded by the School Board at a later meeting.

Bossier Parish School Board reserves the right to reject, in whole or in part, any and all proposals and to waive any and all technicalities and informalities in accordance with state law.

MINUTES:

Bossier Parish School Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

June 3, 10 and 17, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

Sealed bids are hereby requested by the Bossier Parish School Board for Bid 21-01: Propane Gas

Online bids may be submitted through bidexpress.com; a fee may be associated with the use of the Bid Express service. Further, bidders shall be required to obtain a digital signature certificate prior to submitting bids online.

Paper bids shall be submitted in a sealed envelope clearly marked on the outside with: 1. bidder’s name 2. bid due date/time 3. project number/name: RFP 21-01: Propane Gas Award will not be made at the time of the bid opening, but will be awarded by the School Board at a later meeting.

1. Ordinance 564 of 2020: Annexation of Property Owned by the Town of Benton in the Northern Section of the Industrial Park Motion by Alderman Jones seconded by Alderman Carr to introduce and set for public hearing on July 13, 2020 Public Comments: None In Favor: 5 Opposed: 0

2. Ordinance 565 of 2020: Annexation of Property South of town limits along with the State Hwy 3

Motion by Alderman Cathcart seconded by Alderman Carr to introduce and set for public hearing on July 13, 2020 Public Comments: None In Favor: 5 Opposed: 0

3. MPC Board of Adjustments Appointments:

A recommendation made by Carlotta Brown for Scott Alexander to be reappointed. Term expired on 06/08/2020 and will be renewed for 5 years.

Joint appointment with the Parish

Motion by Alderman Jones seconded by Alderman Carr to reappoint Scott Alexander to the MPC Board of Adjustments.

Public Comments: None Ayes: Alderman Jackie Carr, Alderman Linda Gates, Alderman Ron Jones,Alderman Leighton Allen, and Alderman Wayne CathcartNays: None Abstain: None Absent: None

Kerry Douglas Chief Procurement Officer Kerry.douglas@bossierschools.org (318) 549-5039

A recommendation made by Carlotta Brown for Kenny O’Briant to fill the vacancy made by Mr. Jim Morris. Term expires on 1/11/2021.

ORDINANCE NO. 564 OF 2020 ANNEXATION

Motion by Alderman Allen seconded by Alderman Gates to appoint Kenny O’Briant to the MPC Board of Adjustments to finish the term of Jim Morris

AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING APPROXIMATELY 22.3 ACRES OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE TOWN OF BENTON INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF BENTON, BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA

WHEREAS, the Town of Benton, Louisiana (the “Town”) desires to annex into its corporate limits approximately 22.326 acres of property (the “Property”) owned by the Town of Benton, and contiguous with the corporate limits of the Town of Benton, located in Sections 19 and 20, Township 20 North, Range 13 West, being more particularly described as follows: Approximately 12.5 acres identified as Assessor’s Mapping Parcel Numbers 20131915A1A, 20131915A1B, 20131915C1, and 20131915C2, further described as: the South 12.5 acres of the East half of the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 19, Township 20 North, Range 13 West; AND Approximately 9.826 acres identified as a portion of Assessor’s Mapping Parcel Number 2013206B2, further described as all that portion of the following described tract lying within the Northwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 20, Township 20, Range 13 West: From the Southwest corner of Section 20, Township 20, Range 13 West run N00°34’00”E along Section line 341.36 feet to Point of Beginning; thence run N00°34’00”E along Section line 2,047.64 feet; thence S89°44’01”E for a distance of 530.75 feet to the Westerly right-of-way of the Railroad; thence S15°04’44”W along said right-of-way for a distance of 2,118 feet to the Point of Beginning.

WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town to annex the Property into the corporate limits of the Town of Benton;

Motion by Alderman Cathcart seconded by Alderman Jones to approve the Minutes for March Meeting

1. None

Bossier Parish School Board is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

WHEREAS, La. R.S. 33:180 provides for the annexation of publicly owned property upon petition of the governing body of the agency; and,

Public Comments: None In Favor: 5 Opposed: 0

NEW BUSINESS:

Bossier Parish School Board reserves the right to reject, in whole or in part, any and all bids and to waive any and all technicalities and informalities in accordance with state law.

June 3 and 10, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

Mayor Shelly Horton

By Alderman Allen

By Alderman Jones Alderman Jackie Carr, Alderman Linda Gates, Alderman Ron Jones, Alderman Leighton Allen, and Alderman Wayne Cathcart Mayor Horton, Stephanie Collier, and Assistant Chief Collier Motion by Alderman Jones seconded by Alderman Carr to approve the Regular Session Agenda

Public Comments: None In Favor: 5 Opposed: 0

OLD BUSINESS:

Complete Bid documents may be obtained for free by visiting bidexpress.com.

Bids will be received no later than 12:00 p.m., Thursday, June 18, 2020 at the Bossier Parish School Board Purchasing Dept located at 2723 Airline Dr, Bossier City, La 71111.

Any bid received after this due date and time will not be considered and will be returned unopened.

___________________________ STEPHANIE COLLIER, CLERK

REGULAR SESSION MINUTES MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMAN TOWN OF BENTON 105 SIBLEY STREET, BENTON, BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA MONDAY, MAY 18, 2020 6:00 PM

Electronic proposals may be submitted through bidexpress.com; a fee may be associated with the use of the Bid Express service. Further, bidders shall be required to obtain a digital signature certificate prior to submitting bids online.

Kerry Douglas Chief Procurement Officer Kerry.douglas@bossierschools.org (318) 549-5039

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF BENTON, LOUISIANA:

Public Comments: None Ayes: Alderman Jackie Carr, Alderman Linda Gates, Alderman Ron Jones,Alderman Leighton Allen, and Alderman Wayne CathcartNays: None Abstain: None Absent: None

4. Review and Approval of YTD Budget and monthly financials:

Motion by Alderman Jones seconded by Alderman Carr to approve the year to date budget financials.

Public Comments: None In Favor 5 Opposed 0 Adjourn:

Motion by Alderman Jones seconded by Alderman Carr to adjourn

In Favor: 5 Opposed: 0

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SUBSCRIBE TO THE BOSSIER PRESSTRIBUNE 747-7900

12 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020

NOTICE

The amount of taxes advertised does not include interest and other costs.

Please call

(318) 741-8556 You may access your property taxes and pay online at www.bossiercity.org

Tax sale scheduled June 17th, 2020 will be held ONLINE. Registration begins May 18th, 2020 12:00 am ending June 12th, 2020 12:00 pm. The website to register is https://laonlinetaxsale.com/ DELINQUENT TAX LIST

CITY OF BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA

Verses

DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS

By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of the State of Louisiana, I will sell in the manner provided by law for judicial sales, by using an online bidding process consistent with the law governing judicial sales; in which the civil district is held, within the legal hours for judicial sales beginning at 10 o’clock a.m. on

WEDNESDAY

JUNE 17, 2020

and ending at 2:00 p.m. on said same day listed, tax sale title to all immovable property on which taxes are now due to the City of Bossier City, to enforce the collection the taxes assessed in the year 2019, together with the interest from the 1st day of January, 2020 at a rate of one per cent (1%) per month until paid, and all costs.

On the day of the sale, I will sell a tax sale title to such portion of the property as each debtor will point out, and in case the debtor will not point out sufficient property, I will at once and without further delay, sell the least quantity as undivided interest of said property of any tax debtor which any bidder will buy for the amount of statutory impositions for which the sale is made, together with interest and cost due by said debtor. The sale will be without appraisement for cash or other method acceptable to the tax collector, in legal tender money of the United States and the tax sale title to the property sold shall be redeemable at any time during the applicable redemptive period by paying the price given including the costs and five (5%) per cent penalty thereon, with interest at the rate of one (1%) per cent per month until redeemed.

The names of said delinquent tax debtors, the amount of statutory impositions due, including any due for prior years, and the immovable property assessed to each to be offered for sale are as follows:

133137 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 11 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1239 WALLER AVE OTHER OWNERS: MARK ANTHONY MILKS MILKS, WARREN THOMAS WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $181.07 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. NLY 15 FT. OF LOT 21, SLY 36 FT. OF LOT 22, DIXON #2.

129931 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 11 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3208 JANA PL OTHER OWNERS: KAREN E PIEPER DRAKE LAND COMPANY LLC WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $1007.36 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 18, COLEMAN PARK #7.

136915 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 12 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2121 SMITH ST OTHER OWNERS: SCHROTTKE, KEIKO THEODORA ET AL SCHROTTKE, BEN HER-

MAN BLACKSTONE HOLDINGS LLC TAXES OWED ARE $1359.86 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. FROM THE SW COR OF LOT 4, RUN E 16 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE E 153.26 FT TO SW COR OF LOT 5, THENCE E 49.26 FT. THENCE N 112.5 FT, THENCE FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

139763 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 12 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3206 BISTINEAU DR OTHER OWNERS: WARD, THOMAS WARD, DANIEL HUGHES, TEGWIN WARD PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC TAXES OWED ARE $221.69 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 143, COLEMAN PARK #11.

130737 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 13 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3000 BRAGG ST OTHER OWNERS: YAEYMA ROSALES OXBOX INVESTMENTS LLC OPAL LAND COMPANY LLC TAXES OWED ARE $198.80 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 85, SOUTHERN TERRACE #1.

140022 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 14 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2329 LORECO ST OTHER OWNERS: SUPERIOR INVESTMENTS ZYDECO 1 LLC TAXES OWED ARE $110.49 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 24, REPLAT OF SUNSET SQUARE UNIT #1.

128102 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 201 ROYAL ST OTHER OWNERS: RICHARD J FOSTER PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 7 IRONWOOD LAND CO LLC TAXES OWED ARE $210.00 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 24, CARRIAGE SQUARE, PHASE II.

130890 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1411 BURCHETT ST OTHER OWNERS: TAMIKA WASHINGTON TAXES OWED ARE $145.76 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT D, RESUB. OF LOTS 5, 6, BLK. A, MACKS BAYOU PLANT.

133366 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1521 TEEKELL ST OTHER OWNERS: TONYA OSBURN WILDER WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $193.65 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 10, SWAN LAKE SUBDV. UNIT #8.

133603 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1308 LAMPKIN ST OTHER OWNERS: JOHNNY C MORGAN BELLA LAGO LLC IRONWOOD LAND COMPANY LLC L&R TAX SALE PROPERTIES LLC9 PAIR OF DIAMONDS, LLC 6 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $1322.41 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 67, REPLAT LOTS 38 THRU 99, MEADOWVIEW PARK SUBDV.

134306 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 416 YARBROUGH ST OTHER OWNERS: LOFTON, LAURA MAE OXBOW INVESTMENTS, LLC PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 11 TAXES OWED ARE

$137.60 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 1 AND N 1/2 OF ALLEY CLOSED BY ORD. NO. 61 OF 1977, TETON SUBDV.

140414 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2421 PLANTATION DR OTHER OWNERS: WILSON, BERNICE BOWMAN BLACKSTONE HOLDINGS LLC OXBOW INVESTMENTS LLC TAXES OWED ARE $1161.44 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 208, LESS N. 7.5 FT., GREENACRES #3.

122857 ADKINS, GLADYS TIPTON PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3400 BISTINEAU DR OTHER OWNERS: ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 10 LLC TAXES OWED ARE $184.99 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 95, COLEMAN PARK #10.

131721 AINSWORTH, JACQUELINE LEE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1228 DUDLEY LN TAXES OWED ARE $126.23 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 33, GRESHAM GREENS.

122885 AINSWORTH, JACQUELINE YUSKA PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3244 SARAH ST TAXES OWED ARE $151.38 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 95, WALLER 10TH FILING.

166014 AIRLINE OFFICE PLAZA LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2122 AIRLINE DR TAXES OWED ARE $984.90 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 2, AIRLINE OFFICE PLAZA SUBDV

123372 ALGAHIM, ABDULRAZAK HUSSIEN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 118 BOBBIE ST TAXES OWED ARE $30.37 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 3, WALLER 9TH FILING.

134848 ALVARADO, ROSA M PROPERTY ADDRESS: 421 EDWARDS ST TAXES OWED ARE $31.77 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 11, BLK. K, CUMBERLAND SUBDV.

139690 BAGLEY, KAREN STEWART PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2649-4 VILLAGE LN TAXES OWED ARE $398.99 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 12-A AND W. 3.5 FT. OF LOT 11-A, VILLAGE SQUARE WEST PHASE IIA REPLAT.

139984 BATCHELOR, TAMMIE SUE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2525 BROADWAY DR TAXES OWED ARE $115.63 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. E. 25 FT. LOT 88, W. 37 1/2 FT. LOT 89, NORTHSIDE ADD.

138218 BOND, ALEX COLEY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2101 CLOVIS ST TAXES OWED ARE $86.50 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 8, BLK. B, AND A PORTION OF UN-NAMED ST ABANDONED BY ORD 13 OF 2012, WHITTINGTON PARK.

127578 BROTHERS & SISTERS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1300 BARKSDALE BLVD TAXES OWED ARE $726.97 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOTS A, B, LESS HWY, LOT C,

W. B. MCCORMICK.

124253 BROWNS PROPERTY DEV INC PROPERTY ADDRESS: N/A TAXES OWED ARE $6.53 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. BEGIN AT SWLY CORNER OF LOT 5, NORTH GATE VILLAGE UNIT #7, THENCE ALONG SLY AND ELY LINE OF SAID NORTH GATE VILLAGE #7 THE FOLLOWING: N FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

129418 BUNTROCK, LAWRENCE K PROPERTY ADDRESS: 205 WESTERFIELD ST ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 14 LLC RONNE, PATRICIA HARDY ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 14 LLC TAXES OWED ARE $497.87 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 61, LOT 62, LESS PART ABANDONED TO SUPER HWY., WILLIAMINE 3RD FILING.

125338 CAPUANO, VINCE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 523 YALE PL OTHER OWNERS: V & S PROPERTIES OF BOSSIER LLC TAXES OWED ARE $325.39 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 56, CENTRAL PLAZA SUBDV. UNIT #2.

125341 CARDER, DAVID BRYAN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2204 1/2 FORD ST TAXES OWED ARE $120.54 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 1, BLK. 12, BARKSDALE GARDENS.

131338 CESAR, DORIS JEAN GOODEN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1741 SCHOOL ST TAXES OWED ARE $9358.53 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. BEGIN AT SE COR OF LOT 13, RUN S 51 FT TO S LINE OF TOM DILLARD TRACT, THENCE SWLY ALONG S LINE OF TOM DILLARD TRACT 150.2 FT, THENCE N 64 FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

132265 CHUNN, HOWARD E PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1411 EDGEMONT CIR OTHER OWNERS: HOWARD E CHUNN TAXES OWED ARE $442.21 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 599, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #8.

150533 CLARK, VERLA PROPERTY ADDRESS: 224 WIND HAVEN TAXES OWED ARE $107.91 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 16, WINDSOR PLACE #1

134367 COCKRELL, WILLIAM HOWARD PROPERTY ADDRESS: 116 YJEAN ST OTHER OWNERS: COCKRELL, MARTHA A COOPER TAXES OWED ARE $119.14 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 88, WALLER 4TH FILING.

137538 CODY INVESTMENTS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2316 WALNUT ST OTHER OWNERS: EMMA R SMITH MARK L MONTGOMERY PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 4 TAXES OWED ARE $123.34 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 7, LESS S. 25 FT., RESUB. OF LOT 17, FERTILE GARDENS UNIT 2.

126284 COREY, WILLIAM JR PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2101 CHRISTINE AVE OTHER OWNERS: NEBRASKA ALLIANCE REALTY CO WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE

$876.12 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 20, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #5.

127966 FITZMORRIS, FLORENCE MAE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2021 SHADY GROVE DR OTHER OWNERS: EASTERN PROPERTIES 125111 CUBLEY, DEBORAH LYNN WITH UNION BANK TAXES OWED ARE PROPERTY ADDRESS: $279.62 WITH 1703 CANEY LAKE DR TAXES OWED ARE $169.36 INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE LOT 8, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. ADDED. LOT 17, COLEMAN PARK UNIT #4-A. #10.

128062 FORD, BENNIE LEE 166306 PROPERTY ADDRESS: DBMC RESTAURANTS 622 KELLY ST LLC OTHER OWNERS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: FORD, PATRICIA KAY 3010 AIRLINE DR TAXES OWED ARE $40.43 TAXES OWED ARE WITH $7463.08 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. ADDED. LOTS 6, 7, BLK. U, CUMLOT 8-B, STIRLING BERLAND SUBDV. BOSSIER RETAIL CENTER #1-B 126711 GAZAWANEH, RAED MO147507 HAMMED DECKER, BRAD JR PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: 413 MAPLE RIDGE DR N/A TAXES OWED ARE TAXES OWED ARE $4.67 $442.20 WITH WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. ADDED. LOT 586, GREENACRES LOT 41, LESS TRACTS PLACE DES. IN UNIT #8.

VOLS. 305-69, 366-451, GILBERT PARK #2.

138942 GGG INVESTING GROUP 126272 WITH DOXEY, GARY LYNN UNION BANK PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: 906 1/2 ANTHONY ST 2458 HOYER ST OTHER OWNERS: CORBETT, LINDA CAROL OTHER OWNERS: RENT FROM US LLC ANSTEAD HUNTER LAND COMPANY TAXES OWED ARE LLC $1115.38 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 1 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC ADDED. TAXES OWED ARE LOT 4, BLK. 4, BARKS$689.14 WITH DALE INTEREST & COST TO BE GARD. ADDED. LOT 5, BLK. 14, AIRPORT 125473 ANNEX. DUKE, VICKI LYNN CARTER 140229 PROPERTY ADDRESS: GONZALEZ, HERNAN 2407 WAVERLY DR FUNES OTHER OWNERS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: CARTER, MELBA 3103 OLIVER ST WILLIAMS TAXES OWED ARE TAXES OWED ARE $187.13 WITH $207.96 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. ADDED. LOT 26, COLEMAN PARK LOT 122, GREENACRES #11.

UNIT #2.

123301 DUKES REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENTS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2351 JULIA ST OTHER OWNERS: SAVANT, ETHEL JUNE MAXWELL SNELL TAXES OWED ARE $32.02 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT C, OF RESUB. OF S. 125 FT. OF LOT 4, FERTILE GARD. UNIT #2.

136076 DUKES REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENTS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 201 JOANNES ST TAXES OWED ARE $87.38 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 5, BLK. 6, HUNTER.

128877 GREEN LEAF INC PROPERTY ADDRESS: N/A OTHER OWNERS: JOHN H GIVENS TAXES OWED ARE $0.47 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. BEGIN AT SW COR. OF LOT 27, THENCE N. ALONG W. LINE 2.3 FT., THENCE ELY 142.5 FT. TO SE COR. OF SAID LOT, THENCE W. ALONG S. LINE OF LOT 27, FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

159133 GREER, JAMES G SR PROPERTY ADDRESS: OTHER OWNERS: GREER, VIRGINIA M 3636 GREENACRES DR #141 126285 TAXES OWED ARE ESQUIRE INVESTMENT $252.99 WITH PROPERTIES LLC INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: ADDED. 2526 NORTHSIDE DR UNIT 141, BLDG 22, CAROTHER OWNERS: RIAGE THUR, VICTORIA QUARTERS AT OESTERREICH GREENACRES PLACE VICTORIA CULLEN AND .730% IN COMMON CULLEN, TIMOTHY NEBRASKA ALLIANCE RE- ELEMENT. ALITY CO PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 4 129110 GUILLOT, DENNIS WHITE OAK TITLE/ZYJOSEPH DECO 5 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: TAXES OWED ARE 644 CARROLLTON ST $224.48 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE OTHER OWNERS: LOFTIN, KATHYE GUILADDED. LOT SALTER LOT 47, LESS W 65 FT, TAXES OWED ARE $89.94 LOTS WITH 48, 49, NORTHSIDE ADD. INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. 127628 LOT 15, BLK. 19, AIRPORT ESTEP, ROBERT LEO ANNEX. PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4208 BENTON RD 133303 OTHER OWNERS: HAMILTON, ROBERT L JR ESTEP, DOLORES PROPERTY ADDRESS: LEVERITT 3908 INDUSTRIAL CIR TAXES OWED ARE TAXES OWED ARE $466.27 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE $1451.63 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. ADDED. FROM THE INTERSECLOT 27, M & O INDUSTION OF THE S R/W OF BENOIST DR & TRIAL PARK. THE E R/W OF BENTON RD, RUN S 1 DEG 12 MIN E ALONG 133304 HAMILTON, ROBERT L JR R/W OF BENTON RD 193 PROPERTY ADDRESS: FT TO PT OF BEGIN, N/A FULL DESCRIPTION AT TAXES OWED ARE COURTHOUSE $122.11 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 164358 ADDED. FARRIS, BILLIE WANDA LOT 28, M & O INDUSPROPERTY ADDRESS: TRIAL 5391 BLUEBELL DR PARK. TAXES OWED ARE $408.92 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 129313 HAMMELL, JOHN HAROLD ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT 8 GOLDEN MEAD4409 CURTIS LOOP OWS #24

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TAXES OWED ARE $341.53 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 88, SUN CITY SUBDV. UNIT #1.

129321 HAMMOND, GARY LEE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1721 SHADY GROVE DR OTHER OWNERS: HAMMOND, KIM ELAINE BLACKBURN TAXES OWED ARE $306.26 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 5, REPLAT OF SHADY GROVE #4.

129513 HARRIS, JOHNNY BOY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1413 GIBSON CIR N TAXES OWED ARE $110.02 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 52, GIBSON PARK SUBDV.

138833 HARRIS, NICK LAMON PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4506 VOSS DR OTHER OWNERS: HARRIS, LATRECIA LASHA TAXES OWED ARE $127.88 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 9, MEADOWVIEW PARK #2.

123123 HARVILL, COREY DAMON PROPERTY ADDRESS: 308 GREENACRES BLVD TAXES OWED ARE $764.80 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 118, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #2.

129710 HAYES, DALTON W PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1209 MEADOWVIEW DR TAXES OWED ARE $1400.07 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 70, MEADOWVIEW PARK #2.

131870 HEG INVESTMENTS 17 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 515 KELLY ST OTHER OWNERS: HOMER MATTOX TAXES OWED ARE $11.69 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 13, AND 1/2 OF ALLEY ABANDONED BY ORD. #139, BLK. W, CUMBERLAND.

129828 HENDERSON, PHAN THI XIEU PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4803 SAN ANTONE DR TAXES OWED ARE $205.57 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 10, SWAN LAKE SUBDV. UNIT #9.

WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. BEGIN AT NE COR OF LOT 57, PLANTATION TRACE #1, BEING ON S R/W LINE OF WHITEHALL DR, THENCE N 39 DEG 27 MIN 03 SEC E 50 FT TO PT ON N R/W LINE FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

153695 JEMICO #1 LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2238 TIMOTHY ST OTHER OWNERS: REYES, JUAN GALLEGOS PINTAIL HOLDING LLC TAXES OWED ARE $31.17 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. E 50 FT OF LOT 52, WHITE PLACE

132801 JLS INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4817 LONGSTREET PL OTHER OWNERS: DELTA INVESTMENTS WITH UNION BANK AS, SECURED PARTY TAXES OWED ARE $238.74 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 97, SOUTHGATE ESTATES SUBDV. UNIT #1.

131143 JORDAN, WALTER AGUSTUS PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4802 O’KEEFE ST OTHER OWNERS: JORDAN, JOYE COOPER TAXES OWED ARE $550.91 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 22, SWAN LAKE #3.

130153 KELLY, LEONARD PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1274 MARK AVE TAXES OWED ARE $178.47 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 29, WALLER 10TH FILING.

122881 KELLY, LESLIE WRIGHT PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1709 BENTON RD TAXES OWED ARE $162.13 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. S. 40 FT. LOT 1, N. 20 FT. LOT 2 RESUB. LOTS 30, 31, 37, 38, 39, CLOVERDALE FARMS.

138411 KENDRICK, MARION RONNIE JR PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3912 ELLA ST TAXES OWED ARE $267.24 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 62, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #6.

131376 KHAN, KHURSHID ASLAM PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1310 PARKWAY CIR TAXES OWED ARE 129624 $385.68 WITH HUNTER LAND COMPANY INTEREST & COST TO BE LLC ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT 24, SHADY GROVE 1305 NORTHGATE RD SUBDV. OTHER OWNERS: UNIT #6.

SUPERIOR INVESTMENTS HOLDING CO LLC 125785 MIDWEST MANAGE- KHOURI PROPERTIES MENT/US BANK LLC TAXES OWED ARE PROPERTY ADDRESS: $1133.98 WITH 4609 SHED RD INTEREST & COST TO BE OTHER OWNERS: ADDED. EQUITY TRUST COMBEGIN AT INTERSECTION PANY OF W TAXES OWED ARE LINE OF SEC 35, T 18, R 13 $448.99 WITH AND THE NLY R/W OF GAY INTEREST & COST TO BE BLVD, ADDED. THENCE N 00 DEG 49 MIN BEGIN AT SE COR OF 42 SEC W ALONG W LINE LOT 26, OF SEC 35, BANNOCKBURN FARMS FULL DESCRIPTION AT UNIT #2, COURTHOUSE THENCE S 75 DEG 46 MIN 20 SEC W ALONG N R/W 169613 OF SHED RD 120 FT, IRONWOOD LAND CO LLC THENCE N 14 DEG 13 PROPERTY ADDRESS: MIN 40 1302 FULLILOVE DR FULL DESCRIPTION AT OTHER OWNERS: COURTHOUSE FAMILY LED PROPERTIES LLC 166412 TAXES OWED ARE $68.91 KRAMER, WILLIAM WITH JOSEPH INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: ADDED. OTHER OWNERS: LOT 65, BARKSDALE KRAMER, TRACEY ANNEX. CHARLES 572 WHITEFIELD LN 134553 TAXES OWED ARE ISTHISANDTHAT LLC $370.49 WITH PROPERTY ADDRESS: INTEREST & COST TO BE 807 GARDEN ST ADDED. OTHER OWNERS: LOT 272 SAVANNAH PINTAIL LAND CO LLC PLACE #6 TAXES OWED ARE $77.32 WITH 135035 INTEREST & COST TO BE KRISHNA LLC ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT D, HEMPERLEY. 4405 E TEXAS ST TAXES OWED ARE 124712 $1356.76 WITH JAMES M BROWN INTEREST & COST TO BE BUILDER INC ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: BEGIN. AT A PT. N. 69 N/A DEG. 28 MIN. E. 313 FT. TAXES OWED ARE $3.04 FROM SW COR. OF LOT

12 ON N. R/W OF HWY. 80, THENCE N. 20 DEG. 32 MIN. W. 400 FT., N. 69 DEG. 28 FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

156887 LEGER’S GARDEN GIFTS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2154 AIRLINE DR TAXES OWED ARE $87.14 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. BEGIN AT SE COR OF LOT 4, TOOTH ACRES PER PLAT RECORDED IN VOL 583-244, THENCE N 89 DEG 38 MIN 10 SEC E 100.01 FT, THENCE S 06 DEG 18 MIN 40 FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

139927 LELA MAE JOHNSON MARIONEAU TRUST PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2505 DEANIE LN TAXES OWED ARE $348.76 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 30, GREENACRES SUBDV. UNIT #11.

132185 LINOSKI, DIXIE TALLEY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3302 BLACK LAKE CIR TAXES OWED ARE $261.87 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 154, COLEMAN PARK #11.

132453 LUKENS, MARC ALLEN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2417 TRICHEL ST OTHER OWNERS: JAMES LARRY INGOLD TAXES OWED ARE $153.92 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 16, E. 20 FT. OF LOT 15, BLK. 13, AIRPORT ANNEX.

132581 MAHAFFEY, ELFRIEDE KASPAR PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2700 MELONIE ST TAXES OWED ARE $79.42 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 17, WALLER 12TH FILING 129499 MARKHAM, GEORGE CASTORENA PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3014 MALVERN ST TAXES OWED ARE $109.79 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 175, SOUTHERN TERRACE #1

126501 MARTINEZ, GIOVANNY ANTONIO PROPERTY ADDRESS: 920 DELHI ST OTHER OWNERS: MARTINEZ, CARLA NOEMI TAXES OWED ARE $140.18 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 146, EVANS PLACE.

132867 MATHEWS, ARTHUR JOHN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 534 GLENWOOD DR TAXES OWED ARE $386.37 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 351, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #4.

124543 MCDONELL, JUSTIN SPENCER PROPERTY ADDRESS: 5812 HOLLYHOCK LN TAXES OWED ARE $477.97 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOTS 16 & 17, GOLDEN MEADOWS SUBDV., UNIT #7-B.

134310 MCNUTT, KATHRYN J MUNN PROPERTY ADDRESS: 512 ROME ST TAXES OWED ARE $127.36 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 4, BARKSDALE GARDENS EXTENSION.

160723 MITCHELL, JOHN CARL PROPERTY ADDRESS: 7O8 LEON ST TAXES OWED ARE $25.70 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 11, BLK 18, AIRPORT ANNEX.

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MOBLEY, MICHAEL T PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1286 DELHI ST TAXES OWED ARE $243.90 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 23, E 1/2 LOT 22, BLK B, WILLIAMINE PL, LOT 23 & E 1/2 OF LOT 22, LESS PART ABANDONED TO SUPER HWY, BLK C, WILLIAMINE 2ND FILING, FULL DESCRIPTION AT COURTHOUSE

127192 MONTGOMERY, MARK PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1536 JAMES ST OTHER OWNERS: WATERS, STANLEY DEWAYNE WATERS, STACY JEAN MORGAN SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC TAXES OWED ARE $115.87 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 10, GLENDALE #4.

OTHER OWNERS: HUNT, KENNETH FRANKLIN ET AL HUNT, HERMINIA RODRIGUEZ TAXES OWED ARE $25.47 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT B, MANIS SURVEY

125744 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 509 THOMPSON ST OTHER OWNERS: HAZEN, SAMMUEL HAZEN, TOMMIE A WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $1804.58 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 14, BLK. O, & S 1/2 OF ADJOINING ALLEY, CUMBERLAND SUBDV.

133898 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2125 SMITH ST OTHER OWNERS: BOBBY JOSEPH WILTCHER JR 129718 TAXES OWED ARE MONTGOMERY, MARK L $3025.71 WITH PROPERTY ADDRESS: INTEREST & COST TO BE 1806 RODNEY ST ADDED. OTHER OWNERS: BEGIN AT SW COR OF HAYES, MELANIE ELIZALOT 5, RUN E 49.26 FT TO BETH PT OF BEGIN, THENCE HAYES, HOLLY ANN CONTINUE E 120 FT, OPAL LAND COMPANY THENCE N 106.05 FT, LLC PEOPLE HELPERS LLC 10 THENCE W. 100 FT, THENCE NWLY 20.7 FT, WHITE OAK TITLE LLC FULL DESCRIPTION AT TAXES OWED ARE COURTHOUSE $102.55 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 134941 ADDED. LOT 109, CENTRAL PARK PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: #2.

2108 PINE ST OTHER OWNERS: 140164 OLGA LILIA NINO MONTGOMERY, MARK L OXBOW INVESTMENTS, PROPERTY ADDRESS: LLC N/A TAXES OWED ARE $89.20 OTHER OWNERS: WITH WHORTON, BOBBIE INTEREST & COST TO BE ROSE SCARBOROUGH ADDED. CAMPISI, VICTOR W. 81.26 FT. OF LOT 20, WHORTON, C G III EAST PINTAIL LAND COMPANY SIDE GARDENS. /TRS. 20LLC, WHITE OAK TITLE/ORION C, 20-D1/ 2015 LLC 140094 SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC TAXES OWED ARE $48.82 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 606 JOANNES ST OTHER OWNERS: ADDED. WILLIS, DERRICK LOT 1, LESS ROAD & STEPHEN LESS SUPER HWY, AND MONTGOMERY, MARK L LESS TRACT DESC IN DRAKE LAND COMPANY VOL 821-150, WOODLLC WARD FARMS UNIT #1.

TAXES OWED ARE $1229.36 WITH 122819 INTEREST & COST TO BE MORENO, JOSE ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOTS 16, 17, BLK. 1, 3003 SHILOH LN HUNTER. TAXES OWED ARE $193.53 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 140815 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC ADDED. LOT 42, RESUB. OF LOTS PROPERTY ADDRESS: 860 MODICA ST 34 OTHER OWNERS: THRU 42, INCL., SOUTHSPEARS HOLDINGS LLC ERN TAXES OWED ARE $42.75 TERRACE UNIT 1.

WITH 131264 INTEREST & COST TO BE MORENO, JOSE ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT 18, MODICA. 2904 REBEL DR TAXES OWED ARE 131978 $123.33 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 2 ADDED. LOT 83, SOUTHERN TER- PROPERTY ADDRESS: 216 MONTGOMERY ST RACE #1.

OTHER OWNERS: WILLIAMS, ZIBARIO D 132398 QUAD 13, LLC MORENO, JOSE EDSAPPHIRE LAND COMUARDO PANY, LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: ZYDECO 4 LLC/ WHITE 3202 TAMMYE LN OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE PEOPLE HELPERS LLC 3 $150.91 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE TAXES OWED ARE $34.58 WITH ADDED. INTEREST & COST TO BE LOT 2, PARKLAND VILADDED. LAGE LOT 5, BLK. FF, CUMBERSUBDV. UNIT #1.

LAND SUBDV. 134823 MULLINGS, MARLON 134358 PROPERTY ADDRESS: PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 2451 HOYER ST 3 OTHER OWNERS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: DOROTHY OWENS 2621 VILLAGE LN TAXES OWED ARE OTHER OWNERS: $1407.86 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE BUSINESS FIRST BANK TAXES OWED ARE ADDED. $374.24 WITH LOT 7, BLK. 11, AIRPORT INTEREST & COST TO BE ANNEX. ADDED. LOT 7, VILLAGE SQUARE 168487 NORRED, ROBERT CLAY- WEST UNIT #1-A. TON PROPERTY ADDRESS: 126069 509 HALF MOON LN PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC TAXES OWED ARE 5 $627.91 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2227 KIRBY SMITH DR ADDED. LOT 126 THE VILLAGE AT OTHER OWNERS: COLEMAN, LINDA S TIBURON #5 BLACKSTONE HOLDING LLC 136706 EASTERN PROPERTIES ODOM, BRAINARD A WITH UNION BANK PROPERTY ADDRESS: TAXES OWED ARE 2603 ORMOND PL $239.66 WITH OTHER OWNERS: INTEREST & COST TO BE ODOM, TONI P ADDED. TAXES OWED ARE LOT 73, SOUTHGATE ES$206.73 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE TATES UNIT #4.

ADDED. LOT 352, GREENACRES 138650 #4.

PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 5 130451 PROPERTY ADDRESS: OXBOW INVESTMENTS 420 WATSON ST LLC OTHER OWNERS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: WASHINGTON, RODER704 YARBROUGH ST

ICK PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 12 TAXES OWED ARE $98.82 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 19, EVANS PL.

125713 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4724 BRUCE ST OTHER OWNERS: CHERRY, GLORIA FISHER NEBRASKA ALLIANCE REALTY CO MONTGOMERY, MARK L IRONWOOD LAND COMPANY LLC DRAKE LAND CO LLC R & D TAX SALE PROPERTIES LLC 6 TAXES OWED ARE $1375.31 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 17, SWAN LAKE #3.

126249 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1306 DELHI ST OTHER OWNERS: SARTIN, ANGELA MARIE IRONWOOD LAND CO LLC ORION 2014 LLC/PINTAIL HOLD. R & D SALE PROPERTIES, LLC 7 SAPPHIRE LAND CO. LLC TAXES OWED ARE $102.79 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. E 15 FT LOT 2, W 45 FT LOT 3, HALL.

139675 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2920 OLIVER ST OTHER OWNERS: SUPERIOR INVESTMENT HOLDING CO LLC CENTRAL PROPERTIES BLACKSTONE HOLDINGS LLC PENROD OIL & LAND LLC NEBRASKA ALLIANCE REALTY CO ZYDECO 4 LLC R & D TAX SALE PROPERTIES LLC 4 TAXES OWED ARE $292.25 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 113, COLEMAN PARK #2.

123765 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 7 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2232 TIMOTHY ST OTHER OWNERS: REYES, JUAN GALLEGOS SR TAXES OWED ARE $91.59 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. W. 4.35 FT. LOT 52, E. 85.65 FT. LOT 53, WHITE PLACE.

168793 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 8 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1254 ESTELLE ST OTHER OWNERS: FAMILY LED PROPERTIES LLC TAXES OWED ARE $72.65 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOTS 40, BARKSDALE ANNEX

132348 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC 3 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2507 DEAS ST OTHER OWNERS: LOTT, ANNIE DELORIS WALKER, TAMBRA ANN LOTT CAPLES, JOSEPH ALTON CAPLES, ARLON BUFORD LOTT, KENNETH MILES BLACKSTONE HOLDINGS LLC TAXES OWED ARE $319.34 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 20, GREENACRES SUBDV. UNIT #8.

139393 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC 7 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 4908 DAHLIA DR OTHER OWNERS: VALETON, DAVID PAUL EASTERN PROPERTIES WITH UNION BANK, AS SECURED PARTY TAXES OWED ARE $240.61 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 77, SWAN LAKE SUBDV. UNIT #10.

135248 PETERS, THOMAS ROY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 475 MAYFAIR CT OTHER OWNERS: PETERS, DEBORAH NICHOLSON TAXES OWED ARE $474.91 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 627, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #8-A.

127467 PHAGAN, KENNETH S PROPERTY ADDRESS: 125 DOVER CT OTHER OWNERS: PHAGAN, CAROLYN TAXES OWED ARE $959.16 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 19, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #1.

TAXES OWED ARE $13.09 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 18, LESS TR DESC IN VOL 1570-828, TRI-STATE INDUSTRIAL PARK SUBDV.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020

ORDINANCE NO. 565 OF 2020 ANNEXATION

BERRY.

126688 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2644 HOYER ST OTHER OWNERS: DAUM, MEADIE FERN ORR SEALEY, ELIZABETH ANN 132607 DAUM SWEET T PROPERTIES DAUM, KEVIN WESLEY LLC SWANSON, LINDA GAIL PROPERTY ADDRESS: DAUM 1286 AIRLINE DR LILLEY, PAMELA SUE 135645 TAXES OWED ARE DAUM PROTHRO, JAMES SID$247.16 WITH DAUM, RICHARD DALE NEY INTEREST & COST TO BE DAUM, ALLEN LANE PROPERTY ADDRESS: ADDED. BELLA LAGO LLC 4812 O’KEEFE ST LOT 3, WALLER 10TH FIL- PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 6 TAXES OWED ARE ING TAXES OWED ARE $117.52 WITH $124.67 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE 124978 INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. THE MINT NATIONAL ADDED. LOT 27, SWAN LAKE #3.

BANK LOT 5, BLK. 15, AIRPORT PROPERTY ADDRESS: ANNEX. 136046 200 JOHN WESLEY BLVD REGAN, JIMMY DALE TAXES OWED ARE 128860 PROPERTY ADDRESS: $3796.36 WITH WHITE OAK TITLE LLC 1013 MANY ST INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: OTHER OWNERS: ADDED. 2508 BROADWAY DR REGAN, PATRICIA D BEGIN AT A PT 75.4 FT S & OTHER OWNERS: STEPHENS FT W FROM NE COR 539.5 GRAYSON, CAROLYN TAXES OWED ARE $39.71 OF SE RENEE HARRIS, CYNTHIA WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE OF SE, SEC 28, BEING ON GRAYSON THE GRAYSON, KEVIN FELADDED. LOT 1, RESUB. OF LOT 8, WLY LINE OF JOHN WES- TON LEY BLVD, THENCE S 17 GRAYSON, CARL TYEAST DEG 04 MIN E RONE SIDE GARDENS FULL DESCRIPTION AT TAXES OWED ARE COURTHOUSE $186.88 WITH 136081 INTEREST & COST TO BE RESENDEZ, DANIEL 139003 ADDED. JOHN TIFT, KRISTI JANE LOT 129 NORTHSIDE PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: ADD. 1017 EASTSIDE DR 2206 BELLE GROVE DR OTHER OWNERS: TAXES OWED ARE 132138 RESENDEZ, JESSICA $221.45 WITH WHITE OAK TITLE LLC TAXES OWED ARE $53.02 INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: WITH 2910 JUNE LN INTEREST & COST TO BE ADDED. LOT 374, REPLAT OF OTHER OWNERS: ADDED. LOTS 373 WALKER, KRISTI LEWIS LOT 4, D. A. TOUCHTHRU 381, INCL. REEVES STONE GREENACRES ROTON, JULIE LEWIS REVISED SUBDV. #4.

TULA, MARGIE MASON LEWIS 136307 131637 THOMPSON, PAMELA ROBERTSON, CLASSIE TRINITY’S PLACE LLC LEWIS KENSIE PROPERTY ADDRESS: MARK L MONTGOMERY PROPERTY ADDRESS: 404 BERRY ST PEOPLE HELPERS, LLC 1 N/A TAXES OWED ARE $97.64 NEBRASKA ALLIANCE RETAXES OWED ARE $5.84 WITH ALTY CO WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE R&D TAX SALE PROPERADDED. TIES LLC 2 ADDED. LOT 11, W 1/2 OF LOT 12, TAXES OWED ARE $196.70 N 1/2 OF LOT 48, BLK. F, BLK. 8, HUNTER. WITH RESUB. OF PART OF 139247 INTEREST & COST TO BE MACKS BAYOU PLANT. TUGGLE, STACY LYNN ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT 127, COLEMAN PARK 136297 2249 NATTIN ST #2.

RODRIGUEZ, NANSI K TAXES OWED ARE $42.98 VALLE WITH 135926 PROPERTY ADDRESS: INTEREST & COST TO BE WHITE OAK TITLE LLC 2212 NAPLES ST ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: TAXES OWED ARE LOT 1, TUGGLE ADD. N/A $177.53 WITH OTHER OWNERS: INTEREST & COST TO BE 132869 JOHNSON, MICHAEL ADDED. WALKER, JAMES ROGER GLEN E. 60 FT. LOTS 1, 2, BLK. PROPERTY ADDRESS: TAXES OWED ARE $7.11 17, BARKS. GARD. 4731 BRUCE ST WITH OTHER OWNERS: INTEREST & COST TO BE 133487 SMITH, SHIRLEY BEEBE ADDED. ROMERO, ROLANDO BEEBE, JOHNNY RAY LOT 34, LESS THAT PART BALDERAS TAXES OWED ARE E OF PROPERTY ADDRESS: $493.81 WITH LEVEE, S 20 FT OF LOT 3108 MALVERN ST INTEREST & COST TO BE 35, N TAXES OWED ARE ADDED. 20 FT OF LOT 33, ALL $105.63 WITH LYING W INTEREST & COST TO BE LOT 39, SWAN LAKE #3.

OF LEVEE, STOCKWELL ADDED. 139736 & E 1/2 LOT 167, SOUTHERN WALTER, EVA BUMGAROF ALLEY CLOSED BY TERRACE #1.

NER ORD 6 OF PROPERTY ADDRESS: FULL DESCRIPTION AT 136623 1228 WALLER AVE COURTHOUSE RUSSELL, KEVIN L TAXES OWED ARE PROPERTY ADDRESS: $226.59 WITH 140638 5403 BAYOU DR TAXES OWED ARE $353.21 INTEREST & COST TO BE WHITE OAK TITLE LLC ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: WITH 2643 TRICHEL ST INTEREST & COST TO BE LOT 33, DIXON #2.

OTHER OWNERS: ADDED. WOODRUFF, DOROTHY LOT 30, GOLDEN MEAD- 139757 WATLY MARKETING LC THURMAN OWS SUBDV. UNIT #3.

PROPERTY ADDRESS: OXBOW INVESTMENTS 4711 JEB STUART PL LLC 136714 TAXES OWED ARE TAXES OWED ARE $80.85 SAMUEL, CAROLYN ANN $278.68 WITH WITH MONROE INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE PROPERTY ADDRESS: ADDED. ADDED. 620 GARDEN ST LOT 51, SOUTHGATE ES- LOT 50, BLK. 15, AIRPORT TAXES OWED ARE TATES ANNEX. $595.31 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE SUBDV. UNIT #1.

140452 ADDED. WILSON, RICHARD N. 50 FT. OF LOT 15, BLK. 140562 WEISS, DEBORAH PROPERTY ADDRESS: 23, AIRPORT ANNEX. LOUISE WITTMER 1709 SCOTT ST PROPERTY ADDRESS: OTHER OWNERS: 137369 3114 OLIVER ST WILSON, BERTIE SINGLETON, CHRISTOOTHER OWNERS: DUPREE PHER WITTMER, WILLIAM TAXES OWED ARE $99.06 PROPERTY ADDRESS: EDWIN JR WITH 4515 BIRDWELL LN TAYLOR, TONI LYNN INTEREST & COST TO BE OTHER OWNERS: SANCHEZ WITTMER ADDED. SINGLETON, TRINA LEE TAXES OWED ARE LOTS 3, 4, SUBDV. TRACT TAXES OWED ARE $230.80 WITH 43 OF SUBDV. LOT 15, $131.27 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE INTEREST & COST TO BE DILLARD PLACE. ADDED. ADDED. LOT 50, COLEMAN PARK 132840 LOT 40, MEADOWVIEW #11.

YELLOWBIRD INVESTPARK #1.

MENT LLC 124644 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 126149 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC 2117 NORMAND AVE SKOWSKY, WALTER PROPERTY ADDRESS: OTHER OWNERS: RONALD 224 EDWARDS ST MASHBURN, ETSUKO PROPERTY ADDRESS: OTHER OWNERS: KOIKE 2227 LANDAU LN BROPHY, MARY WELTER TAXES OWED ARE TAXES OWED ARE HUNTER LAND CO. LLC $1169.16 WITH $824.14 WITH INTEREST & COST TO BE SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC INTEREST & COST TO BE TAXES OWED ARE $28.52 ADDED. ADDED. LOT 39 & W 1/2 OF LOT 16, LESS TR. DES. IN WITH VOL. 975-817, CARRIAGE INTEREST & COST TO BE STREET ADDED. CLOSED BY ORD. #942, OAKS UNIT #4.

LOT 13, LEE ADD. SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #3.

181861 124907 SLAJ LLC WHITE OAK TITLE LLC STACIE FERNANDEZ PROPERTY ADDRESS: PROPERTY ADDRESS: DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 202 OVERBROOK LN 615 THOMPSON ST EX-OFFICIO TAX COLTAXES OWED ARE OTHER OWNERS: LECTOR $135.49 WITH BOSSIER CITY, INTEREST & COST TO BE BRUNSON, JOHN WILLIAM LOUISIANA ADDED. LOT 1 PROVIDENT OAKS BRUNSON, JERRY LYNN NORMA MCDOWELL May 6, 2020 #1 BRUNSON June 3, 2020 TAXES OWED ARE Bossier Press-Tribune 128675 $1085.36 WITH SOUTH FORK ENTERINTEREST & COST TO BE PRISES LLC ADDED. PROPERTY ADDRESS: LOT 6, BLK. 1, MARN/A

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AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING APPROXIMATELY 220.5 ACRES OF LAND INTO THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF BENTON, BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA

WHEREAS, a Petition was received by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen requesting the annexation into the corporate limits of the Town of Benton, Louisiana, of the following described property (the “Property”) located in Sections 5 and 6, Township 19 North, Range 13 West and Section 31, Township 20 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana, being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the intersection of the east right of way of Louisiana State Highway No. 3 with the south right of way of Rubicon Road, thence proceed North 87° 33’ 16” West a distance of 175.34 feet to the west right of way of said Highway 3; thence proceed North 06° 26’ 58” East along said west right of way a distance of 5,295.22 feet to a point along a line 670 feet south of the east-west centerline of Section 31, Township 20 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana; thence proceed East along said line 670 feet south of and parallel to the east-west centerline of said Section 31 a distance of 140.92 feet to the east right of way of said Highway 3; thence proceed along said right of way South 05° 24’ 25” West a distance of 402.08 feet; thence proceed South 00° 58’ 21” West a distance of 29.78 feet; thence proceed East a distance of 567.11 feet; thence proceed North a distance of 429.65 feet to a point 670.0 feet South of the East-West centerline of Section 31, Township 20 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana; thence proceed East parallel to the East-West centerline of said Section 31 a distance of 865.5 feet, more or less, to the West line of First Guaranty Subdivision as recorded in Book 1364, Page 407 of the Conveyance Records of Bossier Parish, Louisiana; thence proceed South 00° 22’ 18” West a distance of 30.26 feet to the Southwest Corner of said subdivision; thence proceed North 81° 57’ 03” West a distance of 146.52 feet; thence proceed South 00° 15’ 59” West a distance of 1,568.22 feet to the east right of way of a 50 foot wide Arkla Gas line Right of Way; thence proceed along said east right of way the following nine courses and distances: South 41° 46’ 44” East a distance of 117.43 feet; South 40° 45’ 04” East a distance of 219.20 feet; South 29° 18’ 26” East a distance of 181.61 feet; South 26° 08’ 38” East a distance of 455.81 feet; South 23° 33’ 15” East a distance of 228.32 feet; South 18° 43’ 23” East a distance of 188.64 feet; South 18° 00’ 06” East a distance of 146.93 feet; South 23° 07’ 28” East a distance of 187.74 feet; South 17° 36’ 48” East a distance of 161.62 feet; thence leaving said right of way proceed North 88° 27’ 26” West a distance of 300.78 feet; thence proceed South 01° 32’ 34” West a distance of 976.44 feet; thence proceed North 89° 09’ 35” West a distance of 964.45 feet; thence proceed South 08° 48’ 41” West a distance of 631.60 feet; thence proceed South 89° 44’ 52” East a distance of 372.13 feet; thence proceed South 06° 29’ 17” West a distance of 472.47 feet to the south right of way of Rubicon Road; thence proceed along said south right of way the following nine courses and distances: South 88° 52’ 44” West a distance of 238.13 feet; along a curve to the left, said curve having a radius of 1482.01 feet (chord bearing South 85° 07’ 24” West a distance of 195.64 feet), an arc distance of 195.78 feet; South 81° 22’ 04” West a distance of 33.54 feet; along a curve to the right, said curve having a radius of 597.15 feet (chord bearing South 86° 24’ 21” West a distance of 104.88 feet), an arc distance of 105.02 feet; North 88° 33’ 21” West a distance of 212.24 feet; along a curve to the right, said curve having a radius of 421.52 feet (chord bearing North 81° 16’ 41” West a distance of 106.80 feet), an arc distance of 107.08 feet; North 74° 00’ 01” West a distance of 68.00 feet; along a curve to the left, said curve having a radius of 811.49 feet (chord bearing North 80° 46’ 39” West a distance of 191.52 feet), an arc distance of 191.97 feet; North 87° 33’ 16” West a distance of 420.89 feet; to the POINT OF BEGINNING, containing an area of approximately 220.5 acres, more or less.

WHEREAS, the Bossier Parish Assessor and the Bossier Parish Registrar of Voters have certified that said Petition was signed by the requisite number of property owners and registered voters; and,

WHEREAS, due notice of the receipt of the Petition was given as required

by La. R.S.33:172, and no request was made by anyone for a hearing; and,

WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the Town to annex the Property into the corporate limits of the Town of Benton;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE TOWN OF BENTON, LOUISIANA:

§1. The Property is hereby annexed into the corporate limits of the Town of Benton, Louisiana.

§2. This Ordinance shall become effective after final adoption and publication of same in the manner prescribed by law and in accordance with La. R.S. 33:173.

This Ordinance was introduced on __________, ________,by ______________ _________________, Notice of Public Hearing was published on _______________________, _____________, and said public hearing having been held, the title having been read and the Ordinance considered, on motion to adopt, by ______________, seconded by ______________, a record vote was taken and the following result was had: AYES: NAYS: ABSTAIN: ABSENT:

WHEREUPON, the presiding officer declared the above Ordinance duly adopted on the _______ day of __________, ________.

ATTEST:

___________________________ SHELLY HORTON JR, MAYOR

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___________________________ STEPHANIE COLLIER, CLERK

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SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

JULIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF P. O. Box 850 BENTON, LA 71006 PARISH OF BOSSIER 26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF LOUISIANA Suit No: (08) 161581

B1BANK VS ROBERT L. HAMILTON, JR.

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE ISSUED IN THE ABOVE NUMBERED AND ENTITLED CAUSE AND TO ME DIRECTED, I HAVE SEIZED AND WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE LAST AND HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASH, WITH THE BENEFIT OF APPRAISEMENT, AND ACCORDING TO LAW, AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF BENTON, LA, ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOWIT:: LOTS 27 AND 28, M & O INDUSTRIAL PARK, A SUBDIVISION OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN BOOK 808, PAGES 680-681, OF THE CONVEYANCE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA, BEARING GEOGRAPHIC NUMBERS 133303 AND 133304 (THE “PROPERTY”)

AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN AND 36 / 100 ($1,117,347.36) DOLLARS, ALONG WITH INTEREST, ATTORNEY’S FEES AND ALL OTHER COSTS OF SUIT. JULIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF & EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER BOSSIER Parish ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: R. Joseph Naus 330 Marshall Street, Suite 1000 Shreveport, LA 71101 318-226-1990 June 3, 2020 July 8, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

SHERIFF’S SALE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

JULIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF P. O. Box 850 BENTON, LA 71006 PARISH OF BOSSIER 26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF LOUISIANA Suit No: (08) 161455

BOM BANK VS JOHNATHAN MAXWELL AND GINGER MAXWELL

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE ISSUED IN THE ABOVE NUMBERED AND ENTITLED CAUSE AND TO ME DIRECTED, I HAVE SEIZED AND WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE LAST AND HIGHEST BIDDER, FOR CASH, WITH THE BENEFIT OF APPRAISEMENT, AND ACCORDING TO LAW, AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF BENTON, LA, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOWIT::

MORTGAGOR, TO SECURE PAYMENT OF THE NOTE, INTEREST AND ALL COSTS OF COLLECTION THEREOF, INCLUDING THE ATTORNEY’S FEE STIPULATED, TOGETHER WITH ANY AND ALL EXPENDITURES, ADVANCES OR INDEBTEDNESS WHICH MAY BE MADE OR INCURRED BY MORTGAGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THIS MORTGAGE, HEREBY MORTGAGES AND SPECIFICALLY HYPOTHECATES UNTO MORTGAGEE, ON THE TERMS, CONDITIONS AND STIPULATIONS HEREAFTER SET FORTH, THE PROPERTY AS DESCRIBED BELOW:

A CERTAIN 1.48 ACRE TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF

SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 21 NORTH, RANGE 12 WEST, BOSSIER PARISH, LOUISIANA AND BORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT A FOUND .5 INCH IRON ROD AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF LOUISIANA HIGHWAY 157 AND THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SECTION 24, RUN NORTH 0 DEGREES 51 MINUTES 28 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 303.96 FEET ALONG THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF SAID HIGHWAY TO A FOUND .5 INCH IRON PIPE; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY NORTH 0 DEGREES 48 MINUTES 48 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 417.37 FEET TO A FOUND .5 INCH IRON PIPE AT THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE RUN NORTH 83 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 389.73 FEET TO A FOUND .5 INCH IRON PIPE; THENCE RUN NORTH 3 DEGREES 22 MINUTES 07 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 127.92 FEET TO A SET .75 INCH IRON ROD; THENCE RUN NORTH 84 DEGREES 28 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 379.29 FEET TO A SET .75 INCH ROD; HENCE RUN ALONG A CURVE TO THE RIGHT A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 0 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 44 SECONDS EAST A CHORD DISTANCE OF 207.56 FEET, A RADIUS OF 4,123.35 FEET AND A CURVE LENGTH OF 207.58 FEET TO A FOUND .5 INCH IRON PIPE AND THE POINT OF BEGINNING, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE 2010 CMH PINEHURST MANUFACTURED HOME WHICH HAS BEEN IMMOBILIZED THERETO, MUNICIPALLY KNOWN AS 16323 HIGHWAY 157, BENTON, LOUISIANA 71006 TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL FIXTURES, ACCESSORIES OR OTHER EQUIPMENT, INCLUDING ALL COOKING, HEATING, LAUNDRY, COOLING, REFRIGERATION, VENTILATING, AIR-CONDITIONING, WASHING, DRYING OR STORAGE UNITS, EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEMS LOCATED ON, IN OR ATTACHED THERETO OR DEDICATED TO THE USE OF SAID PROPERTY AND WHICH HEREBY DECLARED TO BE IMMOVABLE

BY MORTGAGOR (ALL HEREIN CALLED THE “PROPERTY").

AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: NINETY-ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE AND 95 / 100 ($91.753.95) DOLLARS, ALONG WITH INTEREST, ATTORNEY’S FEES AND ALL OTHER COSTS OF SUIT. JULIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF & EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER BOSSIER Parish ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF: Erika F. Cedars 300 St. Denis Street P.O. Box 1369 Natchitoches, LA 71458-1369 318-352-6495 April 29, 2020 June 3, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

REGISTRATION: #sid 002723251

I, Steven Robert Copp, have been convicted of Aggravated Incest. My address is 3206 Barksdale Blvd., 123, Bossier City, LA 71112.

Race: Caucasian Sex: Male Age: 40 Height: 5’ 11” Weight: 200 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue

Alias: None Scar: None Mark: None Prosthesis: None Piercing: None Tattoo: R_arm: Jan 29, 1955 Chest: Korean letters Grandma Back: wolf head R_arm: Fleur di las Chest: eagle R_arm: Oct 1, 2009 L_arm: wolf

If you have any comments or wish to communicate with the Bossier Sheriff’s Dept., PO Box 850, Benton, LA 71006, 318-965-2203

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SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

REGISTRATION: #SEX0740

I, Alexander William Mansell, have been convicted of Indecent Behavior with Juveniles. My address is 603 Black Scoter Circle, Princeton, LA 71067.

Race: Caucasian Sex: Male Age: 33 Height: 6’ 00” Weight: 185 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue

Alias: Alex Mansell Alex W. Mansell Scar: None Mark: None Prosthesis: None Piercing: None Tattoo: None

If you have any comments or wish to communicate with the Bossier Sheriff’s Dept., PO Box 850, Benton, LA 71006, 318-965-2203

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NOTICE The Bossier Parish Police Jury has scheduled a public hearing to be held at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 17, 2020, in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, to abandon a portion of a public right-of-way in Princeton Subdivision, located in Section 32, Township 19, North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. Rachel D. Hauser, Parish Secretary Jimmy Cochran, President Bossier Parish Police Jury

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GIVE YOUR PRE-SCHOOLER A HEAD START!!!Head Start Center in your area is accepting applications for enrollment of children who† will be 3 or 4 years of age on or before September 30th of this year.

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On June 5, 2020 Two Oaks Storage, LLC, 5150 Highway 80, Haughton, LA 71037 Jack and Jill Head will be selling Start Center past due units to 105 Murria St. a private dealer.

Cullen, LA The following 318-994-2313 units will be Humpty Dumpty sold Head Start Center 479 Bellevue Rd. Cotton Valley, LA 318-832-4730 ABC Head Start Center 1042 Pearl Street Homer, LA 318-927-6230 123 Head Start Center 2050 Mason Street Haynesville, LA 318-624-2157 Head Start Administrative Office 111 Murrell Street Minden, LA 318-377-7022.

UNIT 110 NANCI CAMPBELL, Haughton, La UNIT 169 JENNIFER MAULDIN, Haughton, La

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DRIVER NEEDED! Part-time Home Delivered Driver, Monday thru Thursday 7:00am to 2:00pm, needed for Bossier Parish. Must pass pre-employment drug screen, MVR, and back ground check. Current driver’s license, and insurance required. Apply in person at Bossier Council on Aging, 706 Bearkat Dr, Bossier City, LA 71111.

PRESBYTERIAN VILLAGE OF HOMER is accepting applications for CNA’s Day & Evening Shifts available. Full-Time & Part-Time. Contact: CNA Supervisor Cathy Franklin @ 318-927-6133 FOR SALE

4 CEMETERY PLOTS FOR SALE at Hill Crest Memorial Park in Haughton, LA. Section 21, Lot 28, Spaces 9, 10, 11 & 12. $2,500 (each).

Call: 318-746-0425

UNIT 137 NIKITA DAVIS, Doyline, La If anyone would HOMES FOR SALE like to claim the 3BR 3BA 2 STORY 2575 heated sq units please ft.

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