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Bossier Animal Control construction delayed STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune A new Bossier City Animal Control building is still coming, just a little later than planned.

“They added 55 days because of COVID-19 and rainy weather. So we are hoping to have this project finished in September,” said Dale Keeler, superintendent of Herbicide, Mosquito and Animal Control.

Earlier this year construction crews broke ground on a renovation project to give a much needed makeover to the

State discusses 2020-21 school year plans

Bossier City Animal Control building.

At that time the project was expected to take about seven months to complete once it got underway.

Renovation plans include adding an adoption center, animal control offices and separating the adoption center from the animal control offices.

The lobby area will also be expanded, in addition to providing more kennel space for small dogs and puppies.

Keeler did note that while renovations are taking place, staff will be

Stacey Tinsley/Bossier Press-Tribune Bossier City Animal Control’s Dale Keeler shows the construction progress on the facility’s expansion. relying heavily on rescue groups and families to foster.

“We’re going to have to rely a lot on our rescue partners and citizens to

come foster or adopt the animals,” said Keeler.

While renovations are taking place, citizens can still come and adopt an animal.

“We are asking anyone who is interested in adopting an animal to please visit our website first and have one picked out before coming to our office,” said Keeler.

Once renovations are completed, the new facility will have roughly an additional 2,200 square feet on the adoption side and 700 or 800 hundred additional square feet for office space.

PROTEST MARCH

STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune Thursday evening, the Louisiana Senate Committee on Education conducted a hearing to discuss the return of K-12 schools in Louisiana.

The hearing featured presentations by Dr. Cade Br umley, Superintendent of Education, and Dr. Courtney BRUMLEY Phillips, Secretary of the Department of Health.

Dr. Brumley’s presentation included highlighted guidelines which included physical and environmental standards, transportation, personal hygiene, monitor symptoms, food preparation, meal service and group sizes.

“The information that we shared out today is dated intentionally at the bottom updated June 24th, 2020. We know that this will be an evolving document as we learn more about the virus over the next few months. Especially leading up to the school year. And even See, SCHOOL, Page 3 © 2020 Bossier Newspaper Publishing Co., Inc.

Photos by Stacey Tinsley The group “We the People” held a peaceful protest and march early Saturday afternoon calling to move Bossier forward. The march started at Walbrook Park and ended at Bossier City Hall.

Police Jury meets today

Here is what you need to know FROM STAFF REPORTS Bossier Parish Administrator Bill Altimus has announced the Bossier Parish Police Jury will follow the Governor’s directive not to hold public gatherings in excess of fifty-percent (50%) of the total occupancy as determined by the State Fire Marshal for its meeting on We d n e s day, July 1.

As provided by the Gove r n o r ’s order, the Jury will meet in ALTIMUS person and limited members of the public will be able to be in physical attendance.

Altimus’ official statement reveals the following guidelines: To comply with the Louisiana Governor’s Proclamation 83 JBE 2020 limiting public gatherings in excess of fifty-percent (50%) of the total occupancy as determined by the State Fire Marshall, public attendance will be limited at the meeting site. For those in attendance, the individual will be required to wait outside the courthouse and when the item for which the individual would like to provide comment, let your presence be known and you will be allowed in one at a time to make your comments. The public waiting outside the courthouse will be dispersed in accordance with current public health guidelines.

In addition to the previous precautions, the meeting will be live-streamed via the Bossier Parish Police Jury Facebook page beginning at 2 p.m. for the regular meeting.

The public will also be allowed and is encouraged to send questions See, BPPJ, Page 3

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DOGWOOD WATER TANK

Face-to-face classes coming back to LSUS in the fall

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FROM STAFF REPORTS

Courtesy Photo Customers of Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District #1 in Haughton’s Dogwood subdivision will soon see their water system upgraded with the installation of a new 321,000 gallon, epoxy water tank.

Director of Public Utilities Larry Landry said the tank will be serving approximately 3,300 residents. Cost of the project is roughly $346,000. In addition to the new tank, the water system will also be getting a new chlorination system. Work on the project is expected to be completed within the next three to four weeks, weather permitting.

Louisiana State University in Shreveport has announced its expectation to resume regular face-to-face classes this fall.

The LSUS decision to resume on-campus instruction is consistent with the intentions of other LSU campuses, including LSU A&M. It comes after months of planning and consideration, including soliciting feedback from faculty and students in campus Zoom meetings. “Our primary goal this fall,” stated Chancellor Larry Clark, “will be providing as safe a campus as possible for our students, faculty and staff, while still providing a valuable academic experience for everyone. We will be responsive to possible major changes during this global pandemic, actively monitoring changes in the state and across the nation. If we need to pivot or change directions to make our campus safer at any point, we will certainly take those steps.”

Provost Dr. Helen Taylor echoed Chancellor Clark’s sentiments saying, “We are working with deans and faculty to develop plans for

smaller classes and more class sections, as well as using greater technology to increase flexibility.

We will stress physical distancing, greatly expand cleaning protocols, and increase messaging about social responsibility to promote safety across our entire campus.”

LSUS has achieved national recognition for online education, primarily at the graduate level.

“This success helped LSUS to effectively pivot our face-to-face classes to online learning in early spring,” stated Dr. Taylor.

“Fortunately, most students showed great flexibility and perseverance to adapt to the changing environment and to successfully complete their semester. We look forward to welcoming them back to campus.”

In addition to preparing for welcoming students back in the fall, LSUS is offering a 10% reduction in fees for all students, and there are still many scholarships available for the fall semester, including free tuition for Pell eligible first time face-to-face freshmen who apply by July 1st.

The current 2020-2021 academic calendar will be maintained; classes begin Aug. 24.

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Fatal boating incident on Toledo Bend claims life of Bossier City man FROM STAFF REPORTS

Stacey Tinsley/Bossier Press-Tribune Members of the Bossier City Fire Department (ABOVE) demonstrate the EleGARD patient positioning system. (BELOW) The new device is being used throughout the city beginning last week.

SAVING LIVES

BFCD debuts new CPR device STACEY TINSLEY Bossier Press-Tribune The Bossier City Fire Department is training to use EleGARD, a new device that assists in delivering CPR and potentially provides the opportunity for greater positive outcomes.

Bossier City Fire Department is the first in Louisiana to adopt EleGARD Patient Positioning System to potentially

improve survival from sudden cardiac arrest.

The Elevated CPR method is a technologically-advanced technique for performing device-assisted head up CPR that incorporates lifting the head, heart, and thorax in a multi-level elevation, in a timed sequence, in conjunction with best practice resuscitation protocols.

Starting last week, The Bossier City Fire De-

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) enforcement agents are investigating a fatal boating incident that occurred on June 23 in Sabine Parish.

The body of Frankie D. Mouser, 56, of Bossier City, was recovered from Toledo Bend on June 23.

LDWF agents and Sabine Parish Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to Toledo Bend after getting a distress call from the operator of the vessel.

According to the operator, Mouser and him were in a 12 foot aluminum vessel in Toledo Bend when a storm with high winds kicked up causing severe waves.

The operator said that the vessel began taking on water and Mouser was

LDWF Investigation Continues LDWF will be the lead investigative agency for this fatal boating incident. Mouser’s body was turned over to the Sabine Parish Coroner’s Office to determine an official cause of death.

ejected into the water.

Mouser’s personal flotation device (PFD) wasn’t properly fastened and it came off of Mouser when he was in the water. The operator unsuccessfully attempted to rescue Mouser and then called for help.

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partment has the EleGARD on every fire truck and ambulance to use if needed.

“We’re excited about this. We are very fortunate that our Mayor and City Council support the fire department the way they do. They give us the

funds to be able to do these kinds of projects.

We’re able to do things that some departments can’t. But we’re doing it to increase survival outcomes in the city,” said Bossier City Fire Department Chief of EMS Jeffrey Watson.

or comments regarding items on the agenda to be read into the record of the meeting. Questions and comments can be submitted in advance of the meeting by telephone (318) 965-2329, fax (318) 965-3703, or email to Ms. Rachel Hauser, Parish Secretary, at rhauser@ bossierparishla.gov. Your name and address will be required in order for your questions or comments to be considered at the

meeting.

The regular meeting will be held at 2 p.m.

Voting agendas include mostly housekeeping items, conducting public hearings, scheduling public hearings, and various other items that require action by the Bossier Parish Police Jury. The full texts of the agendas will be available on the police jury website at www.bossierparishla. gov.

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once the school year gets going.

So information in this document, as we’ve built out drafts, has shifted and we fully expect that it will shift as we learn more and we approach the school year,” said Dr. Brumley.

Dr. Brumley also reiterated that with these guidelines each district will ultimately decide on how its schools will operate.

Before the hearing transpired Thursday evening, The Louisiana Department of Education released guidelines for returning to school during the coronavirus pandemic.

According to the report released by the Department of Education, while each district will ultimately decide how schools will operate, the guidelines offer best practices that encourage districts to prepare for three possible reopening scenarios: traditional, hybrid or distance/remote learning. In addition, they explain how health requirements will change based on the three reopening phases.

The resource offers an outline for what to expect and how to respond to a COVID-19 positive or presumptive positive case on campus.

“We developed this guidance by engaging experts on the virus: public health officials and experts on what this guidance looks like when put into practice, school leaders and educators,” said Dr. Brumley. “We understand next year will be a new challenge for all of us as we educate through COVID-19. I have confidence in our collective talents to overcome these challenges. We will depend on each other for innovative ideas, best practices and the promise of a quality education for every child.”

Strong Start 2020: Guidelines and Resources for School Reopening is available now on the LDOE website and includes a number of guidelines and best practices for districts including the following: • Bus capacity and student group size.

• Student symptom monitoring.

• Face coverings.

• Food prep and meal service.

The LDH memorandum outlines baseline health and safety requirements for schools to follow when reopening facilities to students. The LDOE offers supportive guidance and resources for schools as they

implement these health guidelines as well as best practices for academic instruction. The resource also includes planning templates and reopening checklists for district leaders.

The department will also publish a running list of frequently asked questions and additional best practices on its website.

“Ensuring a strong start for students and educators this fall means equipping school districts with the resources they need to develop a solid reopening strategy,” said Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education President Sandy Holloway.

“The tools and guidance released today, created in partnership with state health officials, will help school systems expand their existing academic plans to accommodate the operational changes necessitated

by COVID-19 and strengthen the foundation for continuous learning going forward.”

Collaborative Process The LDOE and LDH collaborated over the past month to develop these public health guidelines and best practices to support school reopening,

building from previously released guidance for safely operating summer schools and camps. They earned approval from the Resilient Louisiana Commission and the LDH state health officer and assistant secretary.

The guidelines were developed with input from public health officials, education leaders, and other key stakeholders.

That collaboration includes consultation with the Southern Regional Education Board, a superintendent’s advisory group of 13 district leaders from across the state, and a 20-member public health response team of medical professionals, public health officials and education leaders.

District and School Supports Along with the resources released today, schools and districts will have access to additional support. The LDOE previewed the guidance for system leaders yesterday and will offer another similar webinar next week.

The LDOE is also partnering with Children’s Hospital New Orleans to offer a hotline and regular town hall webinars for educators. The hotline will be

staffed by skilled nurses who can advise school staff on medical questions about students and team members related to COVID-19. School nurses and other school administrators can call 504-837-7760 weekdays from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. and weekends from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

In the town hall webinars, experts will discuss topics like COVID-19 transmission basics, preventative measures and sanitation best practices, and additional tips for guideline implementation. There will also be an opportunity for open Q&A. These will be offered every two weeks starting in July.

While the hotline and town hall webinars are for education professionals, Children’s Hospital New Orleans currently offers online COVID-19 resources for families and is developing additional family supports.

This is the latest resource the department has provided districts to help ensure a strong start to the 2020-2021 school year for every student. A suite of resources was released in May, which ranged from diagnostic assessments and mental health supports to services for diverse learners and teacher training.

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OPINION

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Proudly display patriotism this 4th Saturday is the Fourth of July! This holiday is one of my very favorite and most memorable holidays of the year!

July 4, 2020 officially marks America’s 244th birthday! It was on July 4, 1776 that Congress adopted our Declaration of Independence (though history shows that our Declaration of Independence was actually voted on and signed in the Second Continental Congress on July 2, 1776).

As I said above, July 4th has always been one of my very favorite holidays because of what it stands for. When I was a teenager in junior high school, I vividly remember the celebration of America’s Bicentennial on July 4, 1976. I remember the months and months of historical celebration and promotion leading up to our Bicentennial.

Furthermore, I re- RANDY member exactly what our BROWN family did on that very day. And, I also remember that we attended a celebration on the Shreveport Riverfront that evening (a celebration very similar to riverfront celebration that has happened over the last several years). Wow, the fact that it has now been 44 years since that time seems impossible.

Just a few years later, I also remember my Dad bringing me home two Susan B. Anthony silver dollars which were originally minted in 1979 by our United States Mint. As a matter of fact, I still have the two silver dollars somewhere. They were only minted in 1979, 1980, 1981 and again in 1999. So, one day soon, I will have to find them (hopefully). They may be valuable.

If you have a flag to fly on July 4th, I hope that you display it proudly. If you are able to attend church this coming Sunday, I hope that your church celebrates patriotism both in message and in song. And, I hope that your church gives thanks to God for the many freedoms that we enjoy in our country. America is truly a blessed nation. As such, we should all give constant thanks and praise to God for the greatness that HE has bestowed upon our blessed nation.

We are mighty and we are free.

Of course, not all nations can say this.

And sometimes, I wonder about the erosion of some of our freedoms in this country. In many ways, it seems that we see some of our freedoms and privileges slipping away right before our very eyes. As U.S. citizens, we are guaranteed certain rights and privileges by our Constitution (the most important of which are specifically outlined in The Bill Of Rights). To say that our Constitution is a “work in progress” or imply that our rights and privileges can be taken away based upon a certain political leader’s aspirations or beliefs is a complete 180 degree turn from the direction that our Founding Fathers intended for our nation to follow. That type of political philosophy goes directly back to the tyrannic King from which our founding fathers were fleeing when they founded our great nation.

We are the United States of America.

We are proud. And again, we are mighty and free!

I hope that you and your families have a very happy, safe and fun Fourth of July!

Most importantly, this year, let’s come together and celebrate what makes our nation great!

Randy Brown is publisher of the Bossier Press-Tribune.

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OPINION

David: Coronavirus legislation must be multifaceted

President Donald Trump played coy with reporters earlier this week, suggesting that another stimulus would be forthcoming to help curb the economic effect of the novel coronavirus.

To paraphrase – the president said a package “was in the works” but had no specific details as of yet, but word on the grapevine is something of some repute will be pushed through in July.

However, some of Trump’s top economic advisors are recommending that the President and the legislature avoid more direct payouts, instead suggesting items such as payroll tax cuts and other business incentives.

Those advisors expressed concern about further direct payouts and their effect on a rising deficit. Not just debt, but deficit that is currently running the highest, per capita, it’s ever been.

And, according to some including analysts at Bloomberg, that number will only continue to grow – $10 trillion was tossed out as a potential ‘final bill’ for the spread of the coronavirus and it’s effect on the economy.

The unfortunate circumstance here is that both measures will affect the deficit. It could be posited that the economists believe that the tax cuts for businesses will provide less of an effect – as the government is heavily leveraged in personal income taxes, but the fact remains that neither measure is revenue neutral – both will increase debt and the deficit.

Second, the federal government will be hardpressed not to offer both.

For some small businesses

in the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), they were recently given the option to delay payroll tax payments until the end of the year, or into next year (2021). It’s a big benefit for businesses, to be sure, along with the PPP payouts, but the problem remains in the unemployment sector – nationwide, it remains in double-digits with no sign of going down with any rapidity.

Why? Because quite a few individuals are MCHUGH concerned DAVID about going back to work, especially if they work in high-exposure industries like retail or service.

Some have asked to keep working from home, if possible, and employers will enable that as best they can, but in some workspaces that’s just not an option.

Governor John Bel Edwards and Dr. Alex Billioux suggested that the reason you see a spike in the 18-29 age group for coronavirus cases is because they tend to work in retail, sales, or service industries.

That’s risen a bit of concern, at least among some Louisianians, about going back out into the world during Phase 2 – which has now been extended at least 21 days, maybe even 28.

So with individuals concerned about going out or returning to work, there’s a shortfall on the individual income and business income side – so both will need help.

The U.S. Treasury has issued guidance that employers can fire employees

who do not return to work.

Not only would it be difficult to find a replacement, if a specific employer could at all, it doesn’t solve the problem if an employee can prove they have some sort of danger – either personally, or at home – by potentially exposing themselves to COVID-19.

Louisiana is a ‘right-towork’ state, to be sure, but are these individuals not free to exercise their right to take a pandemic seriously?

Much as the opposite – call them ‘no-maskers’ – are as well?

The fact is neither the federal nor state governments are legislating this problem in reality – that being the response consitutes a wide range of feelings and actions. Everything from complete fear and shutting in until a vaccine is available, to walking around as if the virus doesn’t exist.

And everything in between.

If the federal government is going to issue guidelines, and state government is going to be ‘laissez-faire’ about the phased opening, then both sides of the equation must be addressed. The arguments on social media, the sided reports by nationwide media outlets, they’re pointless because laws don’t exist to mandate a mask, and laws don’t exist to mandate you leave your home.

It’s an individuals constitutional right to treat COVID-19, at this point, however they choose.

For those who want to cite ‘stay at home’ and ‘phased openings,’ look at what the governor said Monday – ‘maybe we’ll have to up enforcement.’

There are some restrictions on businesses, which

is why they need payroll help just like individuals need income help, but for the most part places of commerce can be open – right now – in some way, shape, or form.

Looking at the feds, giving out a ‘you’ll see’ response isn’t enough. The time to act is now, and action can be taken responsibly. It can’t be ‘business related’ or ‘individual related’ – it has to be both.

Because whether you’re responding to the coronavirus as if it didn’t exist, or you’re shut in your home, or somewhere in between, every American participates in the economy and right now it’s down, bad.

But this can be done responsibly – the federal government learned from the outlay of PPP, and has shored up their processes.

Finding those individuals in need of direct payments, while also finding businesses who still need those tax cuts, is not impossible.

Just like the way we treat COVID-19, there is no blanket or one-sided fix for the economy. The government can’t go rushing in with $6 trillion, but it also can’t just focus on business when people are choosing not to work or use specific services.

There has to be balance, or unemployment will continue to rise, or the deficit will continue to scale at a level in which GDP cannot keep up.

Either scenario affects all of us, so hopefully our representatives act accordingly.

McHugh David is publisher of the Livingston Parish News.

OPINION

Whittington: Bossier Parish – A place of respect, of patriotism

The COVID-19 Pandemic highly disrupted the school season here in Bossier Parish, especially for our graduating seniors. Then came the national uproar with protests, riots, and highly contentious debate caused in our nation, our state and right here in our home parish.

But through all this turmoil, I am here to tell you that our folks right here in Bossier Parish showed me and the rest of the nation that our residents are people of respect and patriotism. I already knew that…but with all the negative news we are subjected to right now, I thought this positive news was worth highlighting.

From June 9 – 13, 2020, all six of our Bossier Parish High Schools held their commencement ceremonies under unique circumstances by conducting their graduations at their respective football stadiums. And

in each ceremony, it made me extremely proud to be Sheriff of Bossier Parish and to be a resident of this outstanding parish. From the first ceremony at Bossier High School, followed by Haughton, Parkway, Benton, Plain Dealing and Airline, every ceremony was conducted with the utmost respect.

E a c h graduation ceremony JULIAN was like atWHITTINGTON tending a high school football playoff game with a packed house, as some 1,300 seniors who received their diplomas were joined by parents, grandparents, family, and friends for this special occasion. The Bossier Sheriff’s Office had up to 18 deputies in attendance at each ceremony, along with

Haughton Police, Bossier City Police Reserves, and Plain Dealing Police, to help with traffic control, security, staff assistance, and helping with safety guidelines.

At every one of these ceremonies with many thousands of guests, our deputies received numerous comments of gratitude and thanks for their law enforcement service. We have 45 School Resource Officers serving at our Bossier Parish Schools, with 12 of those SROs serving directly at our six high schools. People would routinely tell them, “Thank you for protecting our kids.”

Our deputies did not receive one complaint during the graduation ceremonies.

There were no negative vibes.

Their ceremonies were absolutely fantastic.

The attendees were the epitome of respect.

And people were also patriotic. When Old Glory

was hurled and the National Anthem was sung, they stood in support of freedom.

Freedom that we enjoy here in Bossier Parish and our nation because of men and women serving on The Thin Blue Line and in our armed forces. Simply proud to be an American.

This year’s outdoor graduation ceremonies at the football stadiums were unlike those in the past where the ceremonies were typically held indoors at CenturyLink Center. These are certainly unprecedented times. But while the ceremonies were a bit unique, the respect and patriotism that our folks here in Bossier Parish displayed was just how our folks are. It’s nothing new. Whether a pandemic or protest, we are proud to be Americans.

Julian Whittington is Bossier Parish Sheriff.

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PCA names new head coaches

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Bossier Parish athletes began summer workouts on June 8 under Phase 2 re-opening guidelines and restrictions issued because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Because the state remains in Phase 2, those guidelines will remain until at least July 19. The failure to move into Phase 3 was a setback and could jeopardize the start of the fall sports season, which includes football, volleyball and cross country.

Status of fall sports season still just a ‘guessing game’

Providence Classical Academy athletic director David Duhon has announced the hiring of boys and girls basketball head coaches.

Trey Pittman has been named boys head coach.

Lauren Stinson has been named girls head coach.

Pittman, a longtime local multi-sport official, is returning to the high school coaching ranks after a 15-year absence.

In 2004-05 and 200506 he led the Minden girls to records of 26-8 and 249, respectively. The Lady Tiders finished as the district runner-up both seasons.

Before that, he led the Riverdale Academy girls to records of 38-3, 42-1 and 25-12 from 2001-04.

His 2001-02 and 200203 teams won district and

South A championships.

Riverdale was the Class A runner-up in 2003.

Riverdale also became the first Mississippi Association of Independent Schools Class A girls team to win the overall state championship in 2003.

Pittman’s 2003-04 team was the South A runner-up. His five-year record as a head coach was 155-33.

Pittman is a graduate of Plain Dealing Academy and Louisiana Tech.

Stinson was the assistant girls coach at Providence Classical last season and the sixth-grade girls coach the year before.

She played in the Mississippi Private Schools Association (now MAIS) and was selected to the MPSA All-Star game her senior season.

Providence Classical competes in Class A of the MAIS.

F O OT B AL L

Moving to Phase 3 critical to football season starting on time

A week ago, in my column taking a look at some of the top returning offensive football talent in Bossier Parish, I took an optimistic approach regarding the status of this fall’s high school football season.

I wrote that, in my opinion, it’s looking more and more like we’ll have a season and that it will start on time, But that column went to press the day Gov. John Bel Edwards announced that Louisiana would remain in Phase 2 of the state’s re-opening until at least July 19.

That means summer workouts in all sports will remain under the Phase 2 guidelines and restrictions outlined by the LHSAA a few days before workouts began on June 8.

The guidelines, of course, were issued in response to the COVID-19 pandemic that shut down schools and sports in midMarch.

Needless to say, Edwards’ announcement put a damper on things.

Everything is still in a wait-and-see mode.

“That’s kind of what I think,” Parkway head football coach Coy Brotherton said last Saturday. “I think obviously not going into Phase 3 anytime soon

— from the coaches I’ve talked to and even myself that was kind of the first big blow and the first time you think maybe we’re not going to start on time.

“Just because everything now has been pushed back and there’s not any wiggle room.”

Brotherton said the governor’s announcement made him wonder for the first time about the possibility of losing a Sports Editor scrimmage and maybe even the first few weeks of the regular season.

LHSAA Executive Russell Director Hedges Eddie Bonine sounded an ominous note after last week’s Executive Committee meeting when he answered “yes” when asked if the football season could be delayed if Louisiana doesn’t move into Phase 3 later this month.

Bonine, though, told the Baton Rouge Advocate he remains “cautiously optimistic” about fall sports.

“We’ve got to get to Phase 3 which allows for contact sports by the end of July to start on time,”

he told The Advocate.

If you’ve followed any of the reporting about the status of the season I’m sure you noticed how words like “might” and “may” and “could” and “possibility” show up a lot.

One word that doesn’t is “will” because simply nothing is definite.

Well, almost nothing.

Some definitive news did come out of last week’s Executive Committee meeting.

The fall and spring sports seasons will not be flipped. That idea was bandied about among coaches and some in the media.

But there was a lot of pushback from baseball, softball and track and field coaches. They rightly pointed out that if schools have to be closed again in the fall, their sports will lose two straight seasons.

While football has been the main focus because of its high profile and the fact that it has the most student-athletes competing, volleyball and cross country could also be affected.

Airline head volleyball coach Regina Digilormo held off starting workouts until June 29, when Phase 3 was supposed to be in

effect. After the governor’s announcement, she posted a notice on Facebook that new players, including freshmen and transfers, would not be able to work out with the team now.

A big issue in football when it comes to the spread of the coronavirus is obviously contact among the players. Some contact could also be an issue in volleyball. Social distancing issues could be factors in both volleyball and cross country.

The bottom line is at some point in the near future the LHSAA will have to make the plans for all fall sports season definitive.

There’s too much logistics involved to just leave things in limbo. Of course, something could happen after that which could force another change in plans.

The annual Bossier Parish Lions Club football jamboree is scheduled for August. 28 with the first regular-season games set for Sept. 4. The first volleyball matches and cross country meets are Aug. 31.

Several questions obviously remain to be answered. Among those is

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Joe Delaney Memorial unveiled at Monroe park

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Last Monday, June 22, marked the 37th anniversary of the day former Haughton, Northwestern State and Kansas City Chiefs running back Joe Delaney gave his life trying to save three drowning children in a nearby pond at Monroe’s Chennault Park.

Delaney attempted to save the children despite being unable to swim.

On Saturday, a monument in his honor was unveiled at the park. On hand were many of his former NSU teammates and coaches along with family and friends.

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Since his company was named the title sponsor of the Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl over two months ago, there is one question CEO Bill Bailey has been asked more than any.

“I get asked a lot do you have buyer’s remorse with the sponsoring of the Independence Bowl and the answer is absolutely not,” Bailey said at a press conference last week at Superior’s Steakhouse.

“I did my research. I understand what I was getting into. But here’s kind of it’s going to be good for us; it’s going to be good for you

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whether fans will be allowed at any events, including jamborees. My guess is that parents and/or guardians of athletes will have to be allowed. That should make for easy social distancing.

First and foremost, the safety and health of the student-athletes, game officials, coaches, fans and everyone else involved in staging a game, match or meet must be considered when making these decisions.

guys. We were the 22nd most searched for brand the week after we made the announcement. The following week we were the thirdmost searched for brand in America on the Internet.”

Radiance Technologies was announced as the bowl’s title sponsor on April 21 during a Zoom meeting because of the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a press release at that time, the company was established in 1999 and is a 100-percent employeeowned small business prime contractor.

“Radiance has over 900 employee-owners across the United States serving the Department of Defense, national intelligence com-

One good thing is that apparently no athletes at Bossier Parish schools have tested positive for COVID-19 since summer workouts began. That’s not the case in some other parishes, including Bossier Parish’s neighbor Webster.

Athletes have reportedly tested positive at North Webster and Minden, causing officials to suspend workouts at all schools.

For now, Brotherton and the rest of the Bossier

munity, and other government agencies,” the press release stated. “From concepts to capabilities, Radiance leads the way in developing customer-focused solutions in the areas of cyber security, systems engineering, prototyping and integration, as well as operational and strategic intelligence including scientific and technical intelligence.”

While the company, based in Huntsville, Ala., has seen growth over the years, the Independence Bowl title sponsorship is raising its profile even more.

“If you take the two years prior to our announcement of our sponsorship for

Parish coaches are continuing to do what they can to get their teams ready.

“I think it’s just a guessing game for anybody and everybody right now,” he said. “I don’t think anybody really knows. Even with Mr. Bonine it’s let’s just plan for the best-case scenario and adjust if we have to.”

Russell Hedges is Sports Editor of the Bossier Press-Tribune. He may be reached at rhedges@bossierpress.com

this and you take the daily average (of hits on the Internet) for today, or yesterday, we were three-and-a-half times of the hits on our website than we were the whole year before that. So from a branding perspective it’s paying off.”

One thing that has surprised Bailey since the announcement is the support he’s received from local and state officials for making a five-year commitment to the bowl.

“Everybody’s really like thank you for your five-year commitment,” he said. “I was kind of shocked by that. But apparently that’s more important than I thought it was.

“I’m glad we did it, quite

honestly, because we want to lay down the market.

We’re here for the long haul. We plan on staying and we’re willing to make an investment in those things.”

Bailey said while getting things off the ground during a pandemic has been unusual, he has enjoyed working with bowl officials, including Executive Director Missy Setters.

“I love working with Missy and the Independence Bowl people,” he said.

“They’re just phenomenal people and very supportive of what we’re trying to accomplish and do. And quite honestly this is their game.

It’s new to us and they’re coaching us through this.

The partnership has just been amazing so that’s kind of nice.”

The Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl is entering a new era for this year’s game.

From 2020-25, it will feature a rotation of teams from the Pac-12 Conference, American Athletic Conference and Conference USA along with independent programs Army and Brigham Young.

Army, if it is bowl-eligible, will face off against a Pac-12 opponent in this year’s game.

Last year, C-USA’s Louisiana Tech, which happens to be Bailey’s alma mater, defeated Miami of the ACC 14-0.

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Parkway players take a break during a workout session last month. Each player must bring his own water bottle per Phase 2 guidelines issued by the LHSAA and Bossier Parish.

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fun facts with a dash of "on this day in history"

For this week’s library column, I thought I’d circle back to sharing fun facts combined with a dash of “on this day in history”. So, on July 1, 1979 the first Sony Walkman went on sale. I thought this was an interesting topic to cover seeing as how “portable” music players are pretty much par for the course at this point, but did you know there was a time when it was debated whether or not consumers would even want to carry their music with them?

Turns out, there was a lot of debate over this very thing. By 1979 tape recorders were popular with journalists so the technology wouldn’t have been a stretch. The reason a prototype was even created is due to Sony’s then-Chairman, Masaru Ibuka, who traveled frequently and loved music; at his request, his deputy, Norio Ohga, put together a portable device that Ibuka could test out for his next trip.

After much internal debate, a slow start to sales, and then a very effective marketing campaign the initial 30,000 Walkman units produced were sold out by the end of August 1979.

I suppose, as they say, the rest is history! And, personally, I’m grateful for the variety of portable music players I’ve had throughout my life.

Currently, I mostly use my phone and then take advantage of having access to service such as Hoopla for my music-downloading needs, especially when I’m traveling.

For instance, I am already deciding what music (and audiobooks) I’m going to download for the July 4th holiday weekend. Car trips with the family when everyone has different taste in music are much easier when everyone can put on headphones, and in my family the driver always picks the car tunes. My teenage-self appreciated headphones. If you haven’t tried out Hoopla for yourself yet, I highly recommend it. With 20 downloads per month it’s hard to run out, and it’s easy to browse their wide collection of genres and artists to find something that appeals to you.

If you need any help navigating Hoopla, or any of our other services (digital or otherwise) give us a call or stop in to ask! While visit lengths are limited to 30 minutes at this time, we’re more than happy to help you access what you’re looking for. Hope you all enjoy the holiday weekend!

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ANNIE GILMER LIBRARY @ HOME: https://www.bossierlibrary.org/libraryathome CURRENTLY: Limited Library Services resumed on Monday, June 22, 2020: • All library branches open for Grab-&-Go Quick Services along with Curbside Pickup: • Available Monday – Saturday, 10:00am – 5:00pm • Services at our Plain Dealing Branch are available Monday – Friday 10:00am – 5:00pm • Free Printing with Curbside Pickup (10page limit, b&w or color) will be available Monday –Saturday, 10:00am – 5:00pm RECENTLY ADDED TO DIGITAL RESOURCES AND OUR SHELVES: • Bird & Squirrel: All or Nothing by James Burks (Children’s Graphic Novel; Book) • A Ceiling Made of Eggshells by Gail Carson Levine (Children’s Fiction; Book, eAudiobook) • East Coast Girls: A Novel by Kerry Kletter (Fiction; Book) • Ghosting: A Love Story by Tash Skilton (Fiction; Book, eBook) • Glitch by Laura Martin (Children’s Fiction; Book) • High Treason by Sean McFate (Fiction; Book) • The House on Fripp Island: A Novel by Rebecca Kauffman (Fiction; Book) • The Next Great Jane by K.L. Going (Children’s Fiction; Book) • One Last Shot by John David Anderson (Children’s Fiction; Book) • Peter & Ernesto: Sloths in the Night by Graham Annable (Children’s Graphic Novel; Book) • Two Truths and a Lie by Meg Mitchell Moore (Fiction; Book)

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HISTORY

U.S. Postal Service and Bossier Parish

Did you know that Benjamin Franklin greatly influenced how the postal service operates today in the United States? His work in postal services began in 1737 when the British Crown appointed him as the postmaster of Philidelphia. Franklin was dismissed as postmaster in 1774 because the British Crown felt he was too sympathetic to the colonies as he vocalized support for their independence.

On Jul. 26, 1775, the Second Continental Congress appointed Benjamin Franklin as the first postmaster general of the United Colonies. The Declaration of Independence created the United States in July 1776, making Franklin the first postmaster general of the United States.

The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution were both written to ensure the vital services were preserved.

In 1792, President George Washington signed into law the Postal Service Act, which established the United States Post Office Department as a permanent part of the Federal government.

Louisiana’s first post office was established in New Orleans in 1804. It wasn’t until 1843 that Bossier Parish was carved out of Claiborne Parish, and that same year General Pierre Bossier began his term as a congressman for Louisiana’s fourth district. According to the official Bossier Parish historian, “One of the first actions taken in 1843 by the newly elected General Bossier in the U.S. Congress was to obtain postal service for his namesake, Bossier Parish.”

General Bossier introduced a bill to authorize a survey for a postal route from Shreveport to Bellevue by way of Willow Chute and on up to Conway, Ark. Unfortunately, General Bossier died of tuberculosis just 13 months into his term, before his efforts for a postal route were realized.

The first post office in Bossier Parish was established at Red Land on Nov. 20, 1846, with Jerome Bonaparte Mading serving as the first postmaster. After nearly 63 years in service, the post office in Red Land was discontinued on Apr. 15, 1909.

This year, the Benton post office celebrates its 150th anniversary as the oldest post office in Bossier Parish;

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it was established in March 1870 with Elias O’Neill serving as the postmaster.

Through the implementation of the Rural Free Delivery, postal mail was delivered to Benton residents, be- AMY ROBERTSON ginning in 1907 before this time residents had to travel to the post office to retrieve their mail or pay a private delivery service.

Another fascinating part of postal history in Bossier Parish can be discovered in the Apr. 17, 1913 issue of The Bossier Banner, where the following article appeared.

“Our fellow townsmen Mr. Edwin W. Doran has been granted a patent on a mail box indicator. The device accurately indicates the last hour the box was ‘robbed’ by the postman, thus serving as a convenient guide to the public when wishing to post letters. It is particularly intended for use in cities, but would be practical anywhere.

Mr. Doran has received encouraging communications from the postmaster general and others regarding his patent and he will no doubt later reap considerable pecuniary gain from it.”

Bossier Parish currently has seven post offices located in Benton, established 1870; Bossier City, established 1891; Elm Grove, established 1902; Haughton, established 1884; Plain Dealing, established 1888, and Princeton, established 1910.

The History Center is excited to announce that our branch of the Bossier Parish Library System will be re-opening our doors to the public this Monday, July 6. Until then, we are here to answer your calls and emails. What do you want to know about Bossier Parish History? Email history-center@ bossierlibrary.org or call us at 318-7467717.

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she met her husband of 65 years, Merlin Reiser. After having 5 children the couple moved to Monroe, LA in 1976 and started their family business at Sonic Drive In – as franchisees.

Vee is known as a strong business partner helping to grow the family business, but more importantly as the strong matriarch of the family she loved so much.

Vee excelled at whatever she attempted. She was raised in a very modest home and always needed to work a part time job . Even so, she became class valedictorian of St. Josephs and spelling bee champion. She excelled in her early jobs while she and Merlin were raising their young family.

She and Merlin became very successful with Sonic, growing to multiple locations and passing the business on to their children.

She was a very successful friend, loved by many. Her favorite hobby was going to the horse races and Las Vegas, and she was even a very successful gambler. But most importantly to Vee, she was a very successful wife, mother and Grandma.

She absolutely adored having her entire family around her and loved nothing more than having everyone at home where she made each birthday and holiday a special event!

Vee is proceeded in death by her grandson, William Tousignant.

Vee is survived by her husband Merlin Reiser. Children: Mark Reiser, Susan Tousignant and husband Jake Rothwell , Gay Lare and Husband Bob , Lori Cox and husband Glenn, Paul Reiser and wife Stacey, all of Bossier City. Grandchildren: Mark Reiser, Jr., Andrew Tousignant, Alyssa Lare, Shannon Walker, Hayley Lare, Mary Lare, Allison Landers, Josh Cox, Jacob Reiser, and Claire Reiser, and Eight Great grandchildren.

Visitation was held from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on Monday, June 22, 2020 at Boone Funeral Home in Bossier City, LA. Funeral was held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 at St. Jude Catholic Church in Benton, LA.

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LA, passed from this life to his heavenly home on June 21, 2020 in his home surrounded by his loving family. Homer was born July 16, Billy James Craft in Haughton, LA. and was a 1933 to Clayton Luther and Billy James Craft was born resident of Bossier City.

Fisher Mae (Rodgers) Mann August 19, 1944 to Kenney Mr. Hayes retired from on a rural farm in Morehead, and Ethel Craft in Evans, UOP after 33 years. He was MS. He was the eldest of 7 Louisiana. With his family a deacon at First Baptist children. Around 1942 when by his side, Billy passed on Bossier and active in The Homer was 9 years old the May 31, 2020.

Children’s Ministry. family migrated from MisBilly was preceded in He was preceded in death sissippi to Bridge City, TX. death by his parents, Ken- by his parents G.C. Hayes In 1951 at the age of 18, ney and Ethel Craft; sisters, and Nena Milner Hayes, Homer enlisted in the USAF Ruby Fourman, Ilene Wil- Three Brothers, Dayton, and set off on a worldwide liams, Ella Mae Hinson, Hel- Richard, & Herman. Survitour that lasted about 22 en Brantley, Marie Conklin; vors include wife of 62 years, years including tours in Jaand brother, Buddy Craft. Sue Darsey Hayes, brother pan, Puerto Rico, the PhilipHe leaves behind wife, San- Clark wife Carol; two sons, pines, several stations in the dy Craft; daughter, Cathy Mike and wife Connie; US and retiring at Barksdale Grant and husband Robert; Greg and wife Karla; grandAFB. Along the way he met sons, Brian Craft and wife children: Scott Hayes and and married his loving wife Erica and Bradly Craft and wife Kourtni; Amanda Kay Irma and raised 4 boys. Howife Megan; grandchildren, and husband John; Kelsey mer enjoyed, fishing, RVing, Madeline, Peyton, Landree, Hayes; three great-grandgardening, loved his Church Brock, Barrett, and Bak- children; as well as many of the Cross family and was er; brother, Kenney Craft beloved nieces, nephews, a master mechanic that was Jr.; and many other family extended family members willing to help anyone in members and friends. and many beloved friends. need.

Billy loved and was loved Pallbearers will be Scott Homer leaves behind to by many.

Hayes, John Kay, Grady Dacherish his memory his best In lieu of flowers, the fam- vis, Ryan Read, Tim Hayes friend and loving wife Faye ily requests memorials be and Mike Collins. Honorary Mann; his special friends, made to First United Meth- pallbearers will be Jessie C.W. and Lou Jackson; his odist Church of Bossier City, Embry, Bill Crow, Marvin step-son Vernon Whiteman and the American Cancer Williams, Jimmy Starks and of Haughton, LA, his brothSociety.

Ron Worley. er Roy Mann of MississipIn lieu of flowers; Memopi; three sons Gene (CeliCecil Wray Hayes rials may be given to First na) Mann of Denton, TX, Bossier City, LA -Services Baptist Bossier Church and Kenney (Penney) Mann of for Mr. Cecil Wray Hayes, Samaritan Purse (OCC).

Orange Beach, AL, Steve 86, born January 15, 1934 (Tara) Mann of Mauldin, will were held at Hill Crest Verres “Vee” SC; his daughter in law PaMemorial Chapel at 11:00 Kirkpatrick Reiser tricia Mann of Haughton, a.m., Wednesday, June 24, July 2, 1937 – June 19, LA;14 grandchildren, Mike 2020. Joe Whitney, Senior 2020 – Mrs. Verres “Vee” (Lydia) Mann of MontgomAdult Minister of First Bap- Kirkpatrick Reiser, 82, ery, AL, Christie ( Richard) tist Bossier, officiated the passed away Friday evening, Pate of Hilltop, TX, Greg services. Burial was held at June 19, 2020 of complicaBrattin of Katy, TX, Seth Hill Crest Memorial Park. tions from a stroke she sufBrattin of Denton, TX, KenMr. Hayes died Satur- fered on June 5th. ney Mann Jr of Shreveport, day, June 20, 2020 at RivLA, Michelle Mann of Coloerview Care Center after a Vee was born and raised rado Springs, CO, Brandon lengthy illness. He was born in Wichita, Kansas where (Lauren) Mann of Shreveport LA, Glenn (Brooke) Mann II of Haughton, LA, Ian McCarthy of Shreveport, LA, Joshua (Dana) Mann of Anderson, SC, Kendra Odom and Morgan Odom of Mauldin, SC, Christopher (Mel) Berube, of Pensacola, FL and Jennifer (Robert) Kerns of Milton, FL; and many great grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his first love and wife of 60 years Irma Ruth (Joshlin) Mann, his son Glenn Mann of Haughton, LA, his grandson Jared Mann of Duncan, SC, his parents, three sisters; Patricia, Juanita, and Helen; and 2 brothClayton Homer Mann ers, James “Tex”, Charles Haughton, LA – Clayton “Chuck”.

Homer Mann, 86, a longServices to honor Homer time resident of Haughton, were held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24, 2020, at Central Assembly of God Church in Haughton, officiated by Pastor Jeff Gravis.

Interment followed in Hill Crest Memorial Park. VisiNotice is hereby given to inform interested organizations, parties, and/or persons who have tation was held from 12:00 their 501(c)(3) status, that the 2020 Request for Proposal (RFP’s) are available for Community p.m. – 2:00 p.m. prior to the Development Block Grant Funds. All applicants must have their 501(c)(3) status to receive service.

Community Development Block Grant Funds as a sub-recipient. The City of Bossier City, In lieu of flowers, donaCommunity Development Department physical location is: 100 John Wesley Blvd, Bossier City, tions may be made to Central Assembly of God Church, La. All interested persons, parties or organizations, can pick up the Request for Proposal (RFP) 700 Hwy. 80, Haughton, LA starting Wednesday, July 1, 2020 through Tuesday, July 21, 2020 between the hours of 8:30 71037. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Community Development Department. All Requests for Proposal’s You may offer condolenc(RFP’s) must be returned to Community Development Wednesday, July 22, 2020 by es to the family by visiting 4:00p.m. to be considered for funding. Applications may not be returned by facsimile www.hillcrestmemorialfh.

(FAX) or Electronic Mail (E-MAIL). If you should have any questions or concerns, please contact com. the Community Development Department at the address below or call (318) 698-2202.

Calvin M. “Pete” Adkins Haughton, LA – Funeral Robert Brown, City of Bossier City services for Calvin M. “Pete” Community Development Director Adkins, 93, were held at Hill Crest Chapel in Haughton,

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LA at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 27, 2020. Visitation was held at Hill Crest Chapel on Friday, June 26, 2020, from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Calvin was born to Benjamin C. Adkins and Vera Harris Adkins August 20, 1926, at home near the community of Camp, later known as “Stand Pipe” halfway between Homer and Haynesville in Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. He was baptized at the age of 15 at Union Grove Church of Christ and remained a faithful servant of the Lord until he entered into his heavenly home, Tuesday, June 23, 2020, in Haughton, Louisiana. Growing up in Claiborne Parish, graduating from Haynesville High School in 1945, he was awarded an athletic scholarship to attend LA Tech in Ruston. While at Tech he met the love of his life, Margaret Fisher, whom he married in 1949 after graduating from Tech with a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and Social Studies.

During the early part of the 1950’s, Calvin, also known as “Pistol Pete”, for his pitching abilities, lived his own “Field of Dreams” story playing semi-pro baseball for the Homer Oilers.

His career was short lived due to an injury to his arm.

In 1958 he moved his young family to Haughton, LA where he began his teaching career in the Bossier Parish School System at Haughton High School. During his tenure at Haughton he wore many “hats” including being promoted to Assistant Principal before becoming Principal of Princeton Junior High School from 1970 until his retirement in 1986.

After retirement he enjoyed his free time playing golf, bird hunting and farming on his home place in Claiborne Parish.

Calvin was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of 68 years, Margaret, brothers, Aloys and Maurice Adkins, sisters, Evelyn Lyles and Nelwyn Thibodeaux Gray.

He is survived by his son, David W. Adkins; daughterin-law, Karen of Franklin, TN,; son, Paul F. Adkins of Haughton, LA; daughter, Lois Ann Adkins of Haughton, LA; grandsons, Chris Adkins and wife Rebeka of Spring Hill, TN, Calvin and Matthew Adkins of Haughton, LA; great granddaughter, Annaleigh Adkins and great grandson, Asher Adkins of Spring Hill, TN; The family would like to express their appreciation to Dr. Ted Warren and staff for many years of compassionate care and to Willis-Knighton Hospice for their care and support to Daddy and our family in these past few days.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Minden Church of Christ, 200 College Street, Minden, LA 71055 or a charity of their choice.

You may offer condolences to the family by visiting www.hillcrestmemorialfh. com.

Gladys Areta Farrar Motley Bossier City, LA - Gladys

Areta Farrar Motley, known as Rita by many but lovingly known by her siblings as “Susta”, went to be with Jesus June 24, 2020. Services were held at Rose-Neath Bossier Chapel with visitation at 1:00 p.m. followed by the service at 2:00 p.m. Officiating was Dr. Tom Harrison. Interment followed at Pecan Grove Cemetery in Bernice, La. Susta never met a stranger. She loved everyone and truly thought they loved her.

Born May 5, 1939 to Emmett Edward Farrar and Lizzie Coriene Jones Farrar.

Life was not always easy for Susta —- which made her an inspiration to those of us who knew her best. She was blessed with two special boys —-Carl Allen and Bill Louis. She was constantly trying to make life better for them and she succeeded despite all the difficulties she encountered.

She really enjoyed her last three years living at Waterview Court where she instantly made friends with the staff and residents. She had two special friends Bobbie Posey and Toni Fertitta; they called themselves The Three Musketeers. They enjoyed each other’s company and had many fun outings together.

She was preceded in death by her parents, loving and caring husband of 57 years, James Allen Motley and great-nephew Jake Ewing.

She leaves behind her boys, Carl and Bill, a brother Ronnie Farrar, wife Karen, younger sister Doyce Woodall, husband Paul, nieces Kimmie Farrar Smith, husband Jason, Jessica Ewing Dunlap, husband Chris, Julie Walter, nephews Brad Ewing, wife Kasey Lowery Ewing, Woody Woodhall and Robert Echols. She is also survived by several great-nieces and nephews.

Pallbearers honoring Areta will be Bill Motley, Carl Shaw, Jason Smith, Brad Ewing, Paul Woodhall and Revis Youngblood. Honorary pallbearers will be Carl Motley, John Ed Farrar, Chris Dunlap, Jackson Ewing, and Drew Ewing.

Memorials may be made to Services Angels of Hope, 2750 Shed Road Suite D-2, Bossier City, LA 71111.

A special thank you to all her friends at her Broadmoor Baptist Church Sunday School Class that she loved and cherished.

A very special thanks to my wife, Karen, for all she did for Susta, she loved you so.

Susta, we are going to miss you — love you so much, Carl, Bill, Doyce and Boy.

Norma Anita Hardin Lafitte Norma Anita Hardin Lafitte peacefully passed on from her earthly life, and went to be with the Lord, on Friday, June 19th, 2020. She was born on March 11, 1922, in Mansfield, Louisiana.

She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother to those who cherished her most.

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OBITUARIES Continued from Page 8 Mrs. Lafitte was a devout Christian and loved going to church, even when her hearing became impaired and she was unable to hear the sermons.

She was a charter member of Asbury United Methodist Church in Bossier, and later enjoyed membership at Glenview Gardens Church.

“Nanny/Grammy” made many memories with her grandchildren as they grew up, she loved traveling to the mountains, and she loved the LSU Tigers.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Joseph W. Hardin and Maude Harris Hardin; her husband of 56 years, Carl D. Lafitte; one sister, Marjorie Roper; one son, Barry Stephen Lafitte; and one granddaughter, Rachel Connell Pilcher.

She is survived by two daughters; Carolyn Blackall, and husband Troy; Carliss Pierce, and husband Michael; daughter-in-law, Eileen Lafitte; 8 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren, and numerous other extended family members.

Pallbearers will be Brian Connell, Jeremy Smith, Jamie Mangus, Ben Hammett, Steven Pilcher, and Tristan Maggio. Honorary pallbearers are Jeff Lafitte, Jacob Lafitte, Bryson Connell, Hunter Smith, Joshua Lafitte, Cooper Smith, Cullen Mangus and Russell Roper.

Due to the CoVid-19 pandemic, there will be a private family graveside service on Monday, June 29, 2020 at Hillcrest Cemetery Mausoleum.

The family would like to thank Dr. John Brady for his many years of caring for Norma, Carl, and family.

The family would also like to thank the staff at Colonial Oaks for their constant, compassionate care of our mother, especially Tremendous, Peaches, Shay, and Pauline who are very dear to our hearts. We would also like to thank our nurse from Regional Hospice, Kate. The heartfelt prayers of friends over the years are deeply appreciated. In lieu of flowers, the family requests the memorials be sent to Proverbs 31:20 Ministries, 326 Myers Road, Bossier City, La 71111, or Grieving Parents Share Hope at www.GPShope.org.

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Murell C. Brown Marshall, TX - Mr. Murell C. Brown of Marshall, TX peacefully went to be with Jesus on Friday morning June 26, 2020, passing away at home, at the age of 82. He was born at home to Loyd Brown and Leola Cason Brown in Coushatta, LA on December 15, 1937. Growing up on the family farm south of Coushatta, Murell developed a strong work ethic.

Murell graduated from Martin High School in Martin, LA in the Class of 1955. He grew up with a love for playing basketball and played on his high school basketball team for four years.

After graduation, he moved to Shreveport to attend Centenary College. While at Centenary, he worked for his cousins at Brown Brothers Hardware while also working at Bob’s Esso gas station. From there, he entered the wholesale electronics parts business working for several local companies and working his way up to an outside sales position.

In February of 1963 at the age of 25, Murell established B & S Electronics with business partner Leon Southern.

Within a few years, the business became one of the leading wholesale electronics parts houses in the Ark-La-Tex, selling all types of television parts, outdoor television antennas, etc.

In 1972, he started American Electronics becoming one of the leading wholesale distributors in the nation for Sylvania color televisions and Craig car stereos. In 1974, he bought out his business partner and combined the two business under the American Electronics name. In 1976, he purchased Dunkleman Distributing which was his entry into the wholesale appliance distribution business. He renamed the business Brown Distributing Company and it became one of the leading Kevinator, Tappan and Sharp microwave oven wholesale appliance distribution operations in the nation.

Also in 1976, Murell established a branch of American Electronics in Longview, TX, selling a wide variety of television parts and associated accessories throughout Eastern Texas. In 1979, he established a branch of Brown Distributing in Jackson, Mississippi. In 1982, he formed Brown Sales Company (with his son Randy) representing a multitude of appliance and electronics manufacturers in several states.

In 1986, he entered the wholesale distribution business again by establishing BSM Distributing as a subsidiary of Brown Sales Company. In 1989, Murell and his wife Bonnie moved to Marshall, TX to be in between business operations in Shreveport and Longview. And in 1992, he entered the furniture manufacturing business establishing Gray Court Furniture Manufacturing as a subsidiary of BSM Distributing.

Retiring in 2000, Murell entered the real estate business in 2006. He enjoyed over 12 years of fun and success in real estate sales in the Marshall, TX area.

No matter his business accomplishments and positions, Murell never lost his love for sales. He was a people person.

He loved his family, he loved his friends and he loved his

customers. And, all of them loved him. It was often said by so many of his customers that “he could sell ice to the eskimos.” Because he had so many people give him a chance in the business world, he made it his mission to help countless young people get started in their business careers. And, so many of these individuals have gone on to successful careers and to start businesses of their own.

Murell’s business career and sales performance awards took he and his family on trips around the world. Murell met his sweetheart/soulmate for life (Bonnie White) in 1959 while on a sales call in Minden, LA. This beautiful love affair lasted for over 60 years. They shared a special bond that many people do not get to experience in life, as they were madly in love for over 60 years. A lifetime is not long enough for true love. They loved their son Randy with all of their hearts and have given him a wonderful life.

Murell loved his church (First Methodist - Marshall) serving on the Board of Trustees and for many years as an usher.

Over the last 10 years, he dedicated himself to reading his Bible each and every day, reading it all the way through at least 15 times during this period of time. He had too many favorite Bible verses to list. He so often told his family and friends that he knew where he was going when he left this earth and he would be waiting on them to get there.

Murell loved the LSU Tigers. He intently followed anything LSU in all sports, especially football. He was also an avid New Orleans Saints fan.

Murell was preceded in death by his parents; infant son, Lawrence Wayne Brown; infant daughter, Cynthia Lynn Brown; mother-in-law and father-in-law, Audrey and Beulah White and sisters-in-law: Freda Sikes, Dianne McFarland and Judy Warren.

He is survived by his loving wife, Bonnie White Brown; son, Randall E. “Randy” Brown; brother-in-law and sisterin-law, Ron and Dr. Helen Sikes and also many beloved nieces, nephews and very close cousins.

Honorary pallbearers are: “The Lucky Charm Gang” Friday lunch group (Richard Ellis, Mike Richard, Jon Richard, Bill Sullivan, Bill Palmer and Harold Raines), Greg Sikes, Richie Arnold, Jimmy Snead, Tom Lewis, Bobby Moorehead, Jarvis Poche, Aaron Cross, Rick Smart, Allen Cariker, Ed Perkins, Jude Prest, Tim Robinson, Mark Robinson, Glenn Thames, David Dodson, Chuck Haberthur and all former employees.

Burial will be at Union Hall Baptist Church Cemetery in Coushatta, LA. A memorial service led by Dr. Pat Day (First United Methodist - Shreveport, LA) and Pastor Mike Richard (First Assembly of God - Marshall, TX) will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, July 2, 2020 at Rocket-Nettles Funeral Home in Coushatta, LA. A Gathering of Family and Friends will be held on Friday, July 3, 2020 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Sullivan Funeral Home in Marshall, TX. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the family requests that masks be worn and precautions followed by those who are at risk.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations be made to: Union Hall Baptist Church (Coushatta, LA), First Assembly of God (Marshall, TX) or Society of St. Stephens at First United Methodist Church (Marshall, TX).

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JUlIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF P. O. Box 850 BENTON, LA 71006 PARISH OF BOSSIER 26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF LOUISIANA Suit No: (08) 161256

BBK PARTNERS, llC VS THE ESTATE OF JUDY A. SHERMAN

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS 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 8, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOWIT:: lOT 18, COlEMAN PARK #10, BOSSIER CITY, BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020 PAGE 12 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.

MUNICIPAl ADDRESS: 1705 CANEY TRACT B: A TRACT OF lAND IN BlOCK lAKE, BOSSIER CITY, lOUISIANA “C” OF THE FREESTATE PARK DISTRICT AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID NO. 3 AS RECORDED IN BOOK 275, SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: PAGE 73 OF THE RECORDS OF BOSSIER FOURTEEN THOUSAND EIGHT HUN- PARISH, lOUISIANA, BEING MORE DRED FORTY-SEVEN AND 66 / 100 FUllY DESCRIBED AS FOllOWS: BE($14,847.66) DOllARS, ALONG WITH IN- GINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE TEREST, ATTORNEY’S FEES AND ALL SOUTHWEST lINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE SOUTHEAST lINE OF OTHER COSTS OF SUIT. FREESTATE BOUlEVARD RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST AlONG HAWN AVJUlIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF ENUE A DISTANCE OF 150 FEET; RUN & EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISBOSSIER Parish TANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° ATTORNEY FOR PlAINTIFF: 35’ EAST A DISTANCE OF 150.0 FEET; Blake E. Oakes RUN THENCE SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A 110 Veterans Blvd., Suite 560 DISTANCE OF 77.25 FEET TO A POINT IN Metairie, lA 70005 THE CENTERlINE OF OlD RIVER; RUN 504-367-3479 THENCE NORTH 51° 50’ WEST AlONG OlD RIVER A DISTANCE OF 150.3 FEET; May 27, 2020 RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14’ 50” EAST A July 1, 2020 DISTANCE OF 85.8 FEET TO THE POINT Bossier Press-Tribune 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 JUlIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTHP. O. Box 850 WEST lINE OF HAWN AVENUE WITH THE BENTON, LA 71006 SOUTHEAST lINE OF FREESTATE BOUlEVARD, RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° PARISH OF BOSSIER 35’ EAST AlONG HAWN AVENUE A DIS26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT TANCE OF 250.0 FEET; RUN THENCE STATE OF LOUISIANA SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINSuit No: (08) 161501 NING; RUN THENCE SOUTH 48° 35’ EAST A DISTANCE OF 50.0 FEET; RUN THENCE CITIZENS BANK & TRUST COMPANY SOUTH 40° 14’ 50” WEST A DISTANCE OF OF VIVIAN, lA., INC. 77.25 FEET TO A POINT IN THE CENTERVS lINE OF OlD RIVER; RUN THENCE ROBIN W. HARDEY NORTH 51° 50’ WEST AlONG THE CENTERlINE OF OlD RIVER A DISTANCE OF

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND 50.1 FEET; RUN THENCE NORTH 40° 14’ SAlE ISSUED IN THE ABOVE NUM- 50” EAST A DISTANCE OF 80.1 FEET TO BERED AND ENTITLED CAUSE AND TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, AS PER MAP ME DIRECTED, I HAVE SEIZED AND WILL OF SURVEY PREPARED BY MClEMORE PROCEED TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, & ATCHlEY, DATED NOVEMBER 19, TO THE LAST AND HIGHEST BIDDER, 1959, ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART FOR CASH, WITH THE BENEFIT OF AP- OF A DEED FROM GEORGE P. MORAN, PRAISEMENT, AND ACCORDING TO LAW, ET Al, TO NORTH SHREVEPORT DEVElAT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF OPMENT COMPANY OF DATE DECEMTHE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF BER 16, 1959; FIlED FOR RECORD BENTON, LA, ON WEDNESDAY, AU- DECEMBER 16, 1959, UNDER ClERK’S GUST 12, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS FIlE NO. 136073 OF THE RECORDS OF OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOW- BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA. ING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TO- AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID WIT:: SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF:

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TRACT A: 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 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°

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 July 1, 2020 August 5, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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JUlIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF P. O. Box 850 BENTON, LA 71006 PARISH OF BOSSIER 26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF LOUISIANA Suit No: (08) 161312

BAYVIEW lOAN SERVICING, llC, A DElAWARE lIMITED lIABIlITY COMPANY VS MICHAEl PRINCE A/K/A MICHAEl BRETT PRINCE

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, AUGUST 12, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOWIT:: lOT 121, SOUTHGATE ESTATES SUBDIVISION, UNIT NO. 1, A SUBDIVISION IN BOSSIER CITY, BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA, AS PER PlAT RECORDED IN THE CONVEYANCE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA IN BOOK 450, ON PAGE 703-706; SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS, SERVITUDES, RIGHTS-OFWAY AND OUTSTANDING MINERAl RIGHTS OF RECORD AFFECTING THE PROPERTY. AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED FORTY AND 20 / 100 ($58,840.20) 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: Kristy Massey Finley 1505 North 19th Street Monroe, lA 71207 318-388-1440 July 1, 2020 August 5, 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) 160965

MIDFIRST BANK VS BARBARA N. STAFFORD AND MICHAEl D. STAFFORD

AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: NINETY-ONE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO AND 82 / 100 ($91,422.82) 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: J. Donald Morgan 2111 Quail Run Drive Baton Rouge, lA 70808-4127 225-761-0001 July 1, 2020 August 5, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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JUlIAN C. WHITTINGTON, SHERIFF P. O. Box 850 BENTON, LA 71006

PARISH OF BOSSIER 26TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT STATE OF LOUISIANA Suit No: (08) 160690

JOSEPH CHARlES PUllIAM AND lORI ANDERSON PUllIAM VS AVAIlABlE PlUMBING, llC

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS 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, WITHOUT 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, AUGUST 12, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED IN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TOWIT::

lOT 46, SWAN lAKE SUBDIVISION, UNIT 3, A SUBDIVISION OF THE CITY OF BOSSIER CITY, BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA, AS PER PlAT THEREOF RECORDED IN CONVEYANCE BOOK 275, PAGE 368 OF THE OFFICIAl RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA, TOGETHER WITH All BUIlDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS lOCATED THEREON, BEING MUNICIPAllY KNOWN AS 4714 O’KEEFE STREET, BOSSIER CITY, lA 71111.

AND FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SAID SALE TO PAY PETITIONERS CLAIMS OF: THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX AND 84 / 100 ($32,526.84) 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: Marjorie l. Frazier 330 Marshall Street Suite 1000 Shreveport, lA 71101 318-226-9100

July 1, 2020 August 5, 2020

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND Bossier Press-Tribune SAlE ISSUED IN THE ABOVE NUMINVITATION TO BIDDERS BERED AND ENTITLED CAUSE AND TO ME DIRECTED, I HAVE SEIZED AND WILL PROCEED TO SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, The Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office is accepting sealed TO THE LAST AND HIGHEST BIDDER, bids for uniform, footwear and leather for a one year peFOR CASH, WITH THE BENEFIT OF AP- riod beginning July 20, 2020. Bids will be accepted until PRAISEMENT, AND ACCORDING TO LAW, the hour of 10:00 A.M. Friday, July 17, 2020. Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope, labeled “UNIFORM AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF BID”, Attn: Mike Rabinowitz.

THE COURT HOUSE, IN THE TOWN OF BENTON, LA, ON WEDNESDAY, AU- This bid is also available “ELECTRONICALLY’ Via GUST 12, 2020, BETWEEN THE HOURS www.bidsync.com 1-800-990-9339 Option 2.

OF 10:00 AM AND 4:00 PM, THE FOLLOW- All details on specifications and delivery may be obtained ING DESCRIBED PROPERTY, SITUATED from the Administrative Office, first floor of the CourtIN PARISH OF BOSSIER, LOUISIANA, TO- house, Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office, 204 Burt Blvd., Benton, LA, 71006 or on line at www.bidsync.com.

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lOT 72, SOUTHERN GARDENS SUBDIVISION, UNIT 4, A SUBDIVISION OF BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA, AS PER PlAT THEREOF RECORDED IN BOOK 339, PAGES 40-41 OF THE CONVEYANCE RECORDS OF BOSSIER PARISH, lOUISIANA, TOGETHER WITH All BUIlDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS lOCATED THEREON.

The Sheriff’s Office reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to combine bids to determine the most favorable bid.

Julian C. Whittington, Sheriff Bossier Parish

July 1 and 8, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

SEX OFFENDER NOTIFICATION

REGISTRATION: #SEX0740

I, Alexander William Mansell, have been convicted of Indecent Behavior with Juveniles. My address is 225 Deerwood Lane, Haughton, LA 71037.

Race: Caucasian Sex: Male Age: 33 Height: 6’ 01” Weight: 205 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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SEALED BIDS, electronic or paper, addressed to the Purchasing Agent of the City of Bossier City, will be received in the Purchasing Department located on the second floor of the Municipal Building, 620 Benton Road, Bossier City, Louisiana, until 2:30 P.M., July 21, 2020 for the Sewer Sub-Basin BC-25 Rehabilitation Project. This project generally consists, but is not limited to, point repairs, pipe bursting, CIP liner, manhole repairs and coating, reestablishing service laterals, roadway patching and related miscellaneous repairs (sidewalk, curbing, fencing, etc.) as needed.

The bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 3:00 p.m. before the City Council in the Council Chambers during a regularly scheduled meeting.

In accordance with the Louisiana Public Bid Law, RS:38:2212 Act No. 590, 2008, Contractors shall be provided the option to submit bids for Public Work projects through either a secure electronic interactive system or by submitting a paper bid. Use www.bidsync.com to submit an electronic bid.

Specifications, Plans, and Contract Documents shall be obtained from the office of the Engineer, 10542 S Glenstone Place, Baton Rouge, LA 70810 for $100.00, made out to Manchac Consulting Group, Inc. Any questions pertaining to this project should be emailed to Chris LaCroix, P.E. at clacroix@manchacgroup.com

A Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference is scheduled for 10:00 A.M., July 9, 2020, at the Municipal Public Works Complex located at 3223 Old Shed Road, Bossier City, LA 71111.

Bids shall be submitted on the official Bid Form furnished with the bid package and those submitted otherwise will not be considered or accepted. It shall be the Bidder’s responsibility to make inquiry as to any Addenda issued.

All Bidders will be required to submit the Attestation Form (Section 00420) and the NonCollusive and Non-Solicitation Affidavit (Section 00480) before the bid opening or within ten days after the bid opening. These documents can be mailed, faxed, or e-mailed but must not be submitted in same envelope with the bid.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid security, which may be a certified check, cashier’s check, or bid bond, for an amount not less than 5% of the amount of the bid, made payable to the City of Bossier City, Louisiana. An acceptable performance/payment bond equal to 100% of the contract price will be required of the successful bidder.

The successful bidder will agree to commence the work under this contract on or before a date to be specified in the Notice to Proceed and fully complete the project within One Hundred Eighty (180) calendar days. Bidders will pay liquidated damages, the sum of $1500 for each consecutive calendar day thereafter.

On any bids submitted in the amount of $50,000 or more, the Contractor shall be licensed under Louisiana Revised Statutes 37:2150-2163 and show his license number on the bid and on the envelope in which it is submitted. Any Subcontractors being Electrical, Mechanical, or Plumbing (plumbers bidding Mechanical work) shall be licensed under Louisiana Revised Statutes 37:2156 for bids submitted in the amount of $10,000 or more.

The City of Bossier City reserves the right to reject any/all bids.

LILLIANA GARCIA, PURCHASING AGENT CITY OF BOSSIER CITY, LOUISIANA

June 24, 2020 July 1 and 8, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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.

Bid Opening Date- July 15, 2020 at 10:00AM at 805 E. First Street, Bossier City, LA 71111

Bid documents and property description packages may be obtained by emailing kfuller@hacsla.com. Responses must be sealed and returned attention to: Bobby R. Collins at P.O. Box 5666 Bossier City, LA 71111

All bids must be plainly marked with bid number and name on the outside of the envelope. If the acceptable terms of sale are to be altered, a new sealed bid process, including new public notification, will be conducted.

HABC Board of Commissioners retains the right to reject any and all sealed or oral bids, and may delegate that right to the Executive Director.

March 11, 18 and 25, 2020 April 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29, 2020 May 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2020 June 3, 10, 17 and 24, 2020 July 1 and 8, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

Advertisement for Bids Sealed bids for the following project will be received by the Board of Commissioners of the Bossier Levee District, 3404 Industrial Drive, Bossier City, LA 71112, on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 until 10:00 a.m., at which time and place bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. No Bids will be received after 10:00 a.m. Any person requiring special accommodations shall notify the Bossier Levee District at (318) 746-7151 not less than 3 business days before bid opening.

RED RIVER LEVEE SURFACING LOCATION: Bossier Parish Louisiana LENGTH: 7.9 Miles TYPE: Crushed Stone Aggregate Surfacing / 11,560 Tons LIMITS: From Red River Levee Station 0+00 to Levee Station 418+00

Plans and proposal bid documents must be obtained from the office of the Bossier Levee District, 3404 Industrial Drive, Bossier City, Louisiana 71112, or by written requests sent to the Bossier Levee District, P.O. Box 8279, Bossier City, LA 71113-8279.

Proposals will not be issued later than 24 hours prior to the time set for opening bids.

Plans and specifications may be seen at the Levee District office.

A mandatory pre-bid meeting and site inspection is required; the pre-bid meeting is scheduled for June 30, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. The pre-bid meeting will held at the Bossier Levee District Office and proceed to the construction site for inspection.

Bidders have the option to submit bids electronically. To submit a bid electronically, bidders must register at www.bidsync.com. Bidders submitting bids electronically must obtain copies of Bidding Documents as indicated elsewhere herein.

For additional information contact Mark Long at (318) 746-7151 or email to mark.long@bossierleveedistrict.com

June 17 and 24, 2020 July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS BID # P20-17 MELROSE AVENUE AND PLANTATION DRIVE UTILITY EXTENSION SEALED BIDS, electronic or paper, addressed to the Purchasing Agent of the City of Bossier City, will be received in the Purchasing Department located on the second floor of the Municipal Building, 620 Benton Road, Bossier City, Louisiana, until 2:30 P.M., July 21, 2020 for the Melrose Avenue and Plantation Drive Utility Extension Project. This project generally consists, but is not limited to, the installation of new water and sewer mains, roadway patching, and related miscellaneous repairs (sidewalk, curbing, fencing, etc.) as required.

The bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 3:00 p.m. before the City Council in the Council Chambers during a regularly scheduled meeting.

In accordance with the Louisiana Public Bid Law, RS:38:2212 Act No. 590, 2008, Contractors shall be provided the option to submit bids for Public Work projects through either a secure electronic interactive system or by submitting a paper bid. Use www.bidsync.com to submit an electronic bid.

Specifications, Plans, and Contract Documents shall be obtained from the office of the Engineer, 10542 S Glenstone Place, Baton Rouge, LA 70810 for $100.00, made out to Manchac Consulting Group, Inc. Any questions pertaining to this project should be

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Louisiana. Bid Security must be provided through BidSync if a bidder uses an electronically submitted bid.

A Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference is scheduled for 11:00 A.M., July 9, 2020, at the Mu- The successful bidder will be required to furnish the following bonds written by a company with a current A. M. Best Rating of ‘A-’ (Excellent), Financial Size Category ‘VII’ nicipal Public Works Complex located at 3223 Old Shed Road, Bossier City, LA 71111. with a ‘Stable’ Outlook and licensed in the State of Louisiana: Performance Bond in an Bids shall be submitted on the official Bid Form furnished with the bid package and those amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the contract amount; and Payment submitted otherwise will not be considered or accepted. It shall be the Bidder’s responsi- Bond in an amount equal to fifty percent (50%) of the contract amount; and Maintenance Bond in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the contract amount. bility to make inquiry as to any Addenda issued.

Liquidated Damages will apply for each consecutive calendar day in which the work is not completed beyond the established completion date. The contract time shall be 120 All Bidders will be required to submit the Attestation Form (Section 00420) and the Noncalendar days. For this project, Liquidated Damages will be the sum of Fifteen Hundred Collusive and Non-Solicitation Affidavit (Section 00480) before the bid opening or within Dollars ($1500.00) per site for each consecutive calendar day the Work is not complete, ten days after the bid opening. These documents can be mailed, faxed, or e-mailed but beginning with the first day beyond the completion time stated above. No bid may be must not be submitted in same envelope with the bid. withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after actual date of the opening thereof.

The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids with just cause. Bids which deviEach proposal must be accompanied by a bid security, which may be a certified check, ate from the Construction Documents will not be considered. cashier’s check, or bid bond, for an amount not less than 5% of the amount of the bid, A MANDATORY PRE-BID CONFERENCE will be held on Monday, July 20, 2020, at made payable to the City of Bossier City, Louisiana. An acceptable performance/pay10:00 a.m. at the site of the project. Attendance at the Pre-Bid Conference by an Officer ment bond equal to 100% of the contract price will be required of the successful bidder. or Estimator directly involved with this Project is MANDATORY and is a Pre-Condition for bidder eligibility. Sign-in for the Conference will be between 9:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m.

The successful bidder will agree to commence the work under this contract on or before The Conference will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. No one will be allowed to sign in after a date to be specified in the Notice to Proceed and substantially complete the project that time. within One Hundred Eighty (180) calendar days and complete and ready for final acceptance within Two Hundred Twenty Five (225) calendar days after the date when June 24, 2020 the Contract Time commences to run. Bidders will pay liquidated damages, the sum of July 1 and 8, 2020 $1,500 for each consecutive calendar day thereafter.

Bossier Press-Tribune On any bids submitted in the amount of $50,000 or more, the Contractor shall be licensed under Louisiana Revised Statutes 37:2150-2163 and show his license number ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS on the bid and on the envelope in which it is submitted. Any Subcontractors being ElecSEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Receptionist in the Bossier Parish Police trical, Mechanical, or Plumbing (plumbers bidding Mechanical work) shall be licensed Jury Office, 204 Burt Boulevard, Bossier Parish Courthouse, P.O. Box 70, Benton, under Louisiana Revised Statutes 37:2156 for bids submitted in the amount of $10,000 Louisiana, 71006, until the hour of 2:00 p.m. (CST), Monday, August 3, 2020, at which or more. time bids will be opened and read aloud in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Meeting Room for: Bossier Maximum-Security Jail The City of Bossier City reserves the right to reject any/all bids.

Touchscreen Locking Control & Camera System Replacement Project No. 2019-115 LILLIANA GARCIA, PURCHASING AGENT Bid Documents may be obtained from the Bossier Parish Police Jury. Bidding docuCITY OF BOSSIER CITY, LOUISIANA ments will be available at the address below on or about 10:00 a.m. (CST), June 24, 2020.

June 24, 2020 All inquiries shall be directed to: Tanner Hoskins Consultants July 1 and 8, 2020 3447 Lake Seminole Place Bossier Press-Tribune Buford, Georgia 30519 770-271-7969 Work on this Project includes all work as indicated in the Construction Documents (Bid Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments Documents), which includes Drawings, Project Manual and Addenda (if any).

NOTE: BIDS SHALL ONLY BE ACCEPTED FROM CONTRACTORS WHO ARE LITransportation Improvement Program CENSED UNDER LOUISIANA CONTRACTORS LICENSING LAW FOR THE CLASSIFiscal Year 2019 FICATION OF “SECURITY or TELECOMMUNICATIONS”.

A MANDATORY pre-bid meeting will be held on Tuesday July 21, 2020, at 10:00 a.m. at the Bossier Parish Police Jury Office located at 204 Burt Blvd. Benton, PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD Louisiana, 71006.

June 25, 2ˆ020 through July 24, 2020 Bids must be accompanied by a bid security equal to five percent (5%) of the Total Bid (including any Alternates). Bid Security must be in the form of a cashier’s check, certiThe Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments (NLCOG) is seeking the following fied check or a satisfactory bid bond written by a company with a current A. M. Best Ratamendments to the Northwest Louisiana Metropolitan Planning Area 2019 – 2022 ing of ‘A-’ (Excellent), Financial Size Category ‘VII’ with a ‘Stable’ Outlook and licensed Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the following: in the State of Louisiana.

The successful bidder will be required to furnish the following bonds written by a comProject: H.000413: Cross Bayou Bridge Replacement Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (LaDOTD) requests the MPO pany with a current A. M. Best Rating of ‘A-’ (Excellent), Financial Size Category ‘VII’ with a ‘Stable’ Outlook and licensed in the State of Louisiana: Performance Bond in an to add the Construction Phase cost for this project in FFY2022 per the project manager. amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the contract amount; Payment Bond in Funding Request: $13.2M NHPP at 80/20 (Federal Share $10.56M / Local Share an amount equal to fifty percent (50%) of the contract amount; and Maintenance Bond $2.64M) in an amount equal to ten percent (10%) of the contract amount.

The Contract Time shall be Three hundred (300) calendar days. Liquidated Damages, Project: H.012889: I-20 Rehab (W of LA3 to Airline Drive) to I-20 Rehab as provided for in the Contract Documents, will apply for each consecutive calendar day (Pines Rd to I-220) that the Work is not completed beyond the date three hundred calendar days after the LaDOTD requests the MPO change the project name and update the Construction date of commencement of the Work fixed in the Notice to Proceed, subject to such adPhase cost for this project in FFY2021 per the project manager. justments of the Contract Time as may be made according to the terms of the Contract Funding Request: $42.35M NHPP at 80/20 (Federal Share $38.115M / Local Share Documents. Said sums shall in no event be construed to be a penalty; but only as dam$4.235M) ages fixed and agreed upon in advance.

No bid may be withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after actual date of the Project: H.010475: I-20: (Monkhouse to W end of Hudson St BR to FFY opening thereof. The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids with just cause.

2023 which is outside of the current adopted TIP document horizon Bids which deviate from the Construction Documents will not be considered.

LaDOTD requests the MPO move the Construction Phase of this project to FFY2023 In accordance with Act No. 590 of the 2008 Regular Session of the Louisiana Legislaper the project manager. ture bids may be submitted electronically at www.bidsync.com. Vendors/Contractors Funding Request: $22M NHPP for FFY 2023 who decide to submit electronic bids will also have to pay an annual fee for digital signatures as required by state law. Contractors who submit electronic bonds will need to pay Those interested may view or receive a copy of the TIP document at the office of NLCOG or on our website at www.nlcog.org. Written comments may be submitted to the an annual fee to http://surety2000.com RACHEL HAUSER, SECRETARY MPO at the address below or emailed to public_comments@nlcog.org. You may also contact NLCOG directly at 318.841.5950. Written comments must be postmarked by JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY July 24, 2020. emailed to Chris LaCroix, P.E. at clacroix@manchacgroup.com

NLCOG Attn: Chris Petro – TIP Comment 625 Texas Street, Suite 200 Shreveport, LA 71101

Please be advised that all comments received will be answered and placed in the public record before this amendment is considered.

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments Transportation Improvement Program Fiscal Year 2019 PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD June 25, 2020 through July 24, 2020

The Northwest Louisiana Council of Governments (NLCOG) is seeking the following amendment to the Northwest Louisiana Metropolitan Planning Area 2019 – 2022 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for the following:

Project: H.012013: Viking Drive Widening (LA3105 – Swan Lake Rd.) The local project sponsor (Bossier City) requests the MPO REMOVE this project from the TIP and reprogram the Federal funding to the I-220 S Ext. New Gate to BAFB and I69 new frontage road projects.

Funding Request: $11.22M STP>200K at 80/20 (Federal Share $8.976M / Local Share $2.244M)

Those interested may view or receive a copy of the TIP document at the office of NLCOG or on our website at www.nlcog.org. Written comments may be submitted to the MPO at the address below or emailed to public_comments@nlcog.org. You may also contact NLCOG directly at 318.841.5950. Written comments must be postmarked by July 24, 2020.

NLCOG Attn: Chris Petro – TIP Comment 625 Texas Street, Suite 200 Shreveport, LA 71101

Please be advised that all comments received will be answered and placed in the public record before this amendment is considered.

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed bids will be received by the Receptionist in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Office at 204 Burt Boulevard, Benton, Louisiana, until the hour of 2:00 P.M., (CST), July 27, 2020, at which time bids will be opened and read aloud in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana, by the Purchasing Agent or his designated representative.

Johnny Gray Jones Youth Shelter Renovations 4815 Shed Road Bossier City, Louisiana Complete bidding documents may be secured by depositing $75.00 with the Architect, Newman Marchive Incorporated, 2800 Youree Drive, Suite 310, Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 for each set of documents obtained. Deposit of the first two sets is fully refundable to all bona-fide prime Bidders upon return of the complete set of documents, in good condition, no later than ten (10) days after receipt of bids. The deposit of all other sets of documents will be refunded 50% upon return of documents as stated above. General Contractors not submitting a bid on the project will be refunded 50% of the plan deposit upon return of bid documents within ten (10) days after receipt of bids.

There will also be a $15.00 handling charge for all documents not picked up at the Architect’s office. Bidding Documents will be available at the address above on June 24, 2020.

NOTE: BIDS SHALL ONLY BE ACCEPTED FROM CONTRACTORS WHO ARE LICENSED UNDER LOUISIANA CONTRACTORS LICENSING LAW FOR THE MAJOR CLASSIFICATION OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. Bids must be accompanied by a bid security equal to five percent (5%) of the Total Bid (including any Alternates). Bid Security must be in the form of a cashier’s check, certified check or bid bond written by a company with a current A. M. Best Rating of ‘A-’ (Excellent), Financial Size Category ‘VII’ with a ‘Stable’ Outlook and licensed in the State of

June 24, 2020 July 1 and 8, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

Regular Session of the Bossier Parish School Board 6:00 PM Thursday, May 28, 2020

Members present Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

Members absent (attended virtually) Glen Bullard, Sandra Darby, Tammy Smith

Meeting called to order at 6:00 PM

1. Opening Items 1.01 Prayer & Pledge of Allegiance The prayer was offered by Adam Bass, district 5 board member. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Duane Deen, district 4 board member.

1.02 Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Session of the Board for April 30, 2020 A motion was made to approve the Minutes of the Regular Session of the Board for April 30, 2020 as printed.

Motion by Adam Bass, second by J W Slack Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

1.03 Approval of the Agenda for the Regular Session of the Board for May 28, 2020 A motion was made to approve the agenda for the Regular Session of the Bossier Parish School Board for May 28, 2020 as presented.

Motion by Billie Jo Brotherton, second by Duane Deen Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

2. Recognitions/Presentations None

3. Requests/Updates/Reports 3.01 Request: Approval of accrued annual leave (vacation) days over the 45-day maximum for professional 12-month employees to be rolled over to the 2020-2021 school year with 45 day accrued annual leave maximum going back into effect on June 30, 2021 (Presented by Mitch Downey, Superintendent) A motion was made to approve accrued annual leave (vacation) days over the 45-day maximum for professional 12-month employees to be rolled over to the 2020-2021 school year.

Motion by Shane Cheatham, second by Eric Newman Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

3.02 Request: Consider proposal to refund a portion of health and dental premiums to employees (Presented by Nicia Bamburg, Chief Financial Officer) A motion was made to approve refunding a portion of health and dental premiums to employees as presented.

Motion by Eric Newman, second by Adam Bass Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

3.03 Request: Declaration of Surplus (Presented by Kerry Douglas, Chief Procurement Officer) A motion was made to declare the list of items as surplus, salvage or scrap as presented.

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Motion by Shane Cheatham, second by Eric Newman Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

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Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

Following executive session a motion was made to enter back into regular session.

Motion by Shane Cheatham, second by J W Slack Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

4. Announcements/Superintendent’s Comments 4.01 Announcements/Superintendent’s Comments Bossier Parish High School Graduations will be held June 9 – 13, 2020. Please check school websites for information and times.

5. Adjournment 5.01 Adjournment of the Regular Session of the Board A motion was made to adjourn the regular session of the Bossier Parish School Board for May 28, 2020.

Motion by J W Slack, second by Shane Cheatham Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

/s/Dennis Bamburg Dennis Bamburg, President

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3.04 Request: Approval of Solicitation Award CM1405A Haughton High Classroom Wings & Admin Building (Presented by Kerry Douglas, Chief Procurement Officer) A motion was made that contract in the amount of $9,607,625.00 representing acceptance of the Base Bid plus Alternates 1, 2, & 3 be awarded to ELA Group, Inc. as the lowest responsive, responsible bidder meeting specifications and authorize Superintendent to execute the contract.

Motion by Billie Jo Brotherton, second by Kent L Bockhaus Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

3.05 Request: Approval of Solicitation Award CM1405D Haughton High Bleacher Repair (Presented by Kerry Douglas, Chief Procurement Officer) A motion was made that contract in the amount of $201,533.00 representing acceptance of the Base Bid be awarded to Douglas Construction & Remodeling, Inc. as the lowest responsive, responsible bidder meeting specification and authorize the Superintendent to execute the contract.

Motion by Billie Jo Brotherton, second by Kent L Bockhaus Final Resolution: Motion Carries Yea: Dennis Bamburg, Adam Bass, Kent L Bockhaus, Billie Jo Brotherton, Shane Cheatham, Duane Deen, Eric Newman, J W Slack, Kenneth M Wiggins

3.06 Request: Strategy Session and/or Action Concerning Pending Litigation* * There may be an executive session to discuss strategy in litigation entitled “Lemon, et al v.

Bossier Parish School Board”, Civil Action No. 5:64-10687 on the docket of the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana A motion was made to enter into executive session to discuss strategy in litigation entitled “Lemon, et al v. Bossier Parish School Board”, Civil Action No. 5:64-10687 on the docket of the United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana.

Motion by Adam Bass, second by Shane Cheatham Final Resolution: Motion Carries

/s/Mitch Downey Mitch Downey, Secretary

BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY BENTON, LOUISIANA MINUTES June 3, 2020 www.bossierparishla.gov The Bossier Parish Police Jury met in regular and legal session on the 3rd day of June, 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. Rachel Hauser, Parish Secretary, called the roll, with all members present as follows: Mr. Chris Marsiglia Mr. Glenn Benton, via video teleconference Mr. Bob Brotherton, via video teleconference Mr. Mac Plummer, via video teleconference Mr. Doug Rimmer Mr. Jimmy Cochran Mr. Jerome Darby, via video teleconference Mr. Philip Rodgers Mr. Charles Gray Mr. Tom Salzer, via video teleconference Mr. Jack Skaggs, via Mr. John Ed Jorden video teleconference *** Others present were Mr. Bill Altimus, Parish Administrator, via video teleconference; Mr. Patrick Jackson, Parish Attorney, via video teleconference; Mr. Joe E. “Butch” Ford, Jr., Parish Engineer; Mr. Eric Hudson, Assistant Parish Engineer; Ms. Rachel Hauser, Parish Secretary. *** Sealed bids were opened and read aloud for Official Journal of the Bossier Parish Police Jury for the period July 1, 2020, through June 30, 2021, as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: BOSSIER-PRESS TRIBUNE $21,000.00 For printing the official proceedings For other printing $5.00 per column inch This is the only bid received. Motion was made by Mr. Rimmer, seconded

by Mr. Jorden, to accept the bid of the Bossier Press-Tribune as Official Journal of the Bossier Parish Police Jury for the period July 1, 2020, through June 30, 2021.

The President called for public comment. There being none, motion carried with the following votes recorded: AYES: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None Mr. Darby ABSENT: *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Plummer, to award the bid for Project No. 2019-126, Johnson Koran Road Bridge over Foxskin Bayou, in the amount of $1,070,408.70 to CW&W Contractors, Inc., low bidder meeting bid specification in accordance with bids received on May 26, 2020, and authorize the execution of documents. Engineer’s estimated budget for the project is $1,180,021.70.

The President called for public comment. There being none, motion carried with the following votes recorded: AYES: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None Mr. Darby ABSENT: Bid results are as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: $1,070,408.70 CW&W Contractors, Inc. Dixie Overland Construction, LLC $1,671,084.60 3 Gen Construction, LLC $1,476,102.00 RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for Project No. 2019Johnson Koran Road Bridge over Foxskin Bayou, in the amount of $1,070,408.70 to 126, CW&W Contractors, Inc., low bidder meeting bid specification.

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. Plummer. It was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020, with the following votes recorded: AYES: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: Mr. Darby RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to award the bid for Project No. 2020-102, Airline Drive Overlay–Parish Limits to Kingston Road, in the amount of $1,436,061.60 to Benton & Brown, LLC, low bidder meeting bid specification in accordance with bids received on May 26, 2020, and authorize the execution of documents. Engineer’s estimated budget for the project is $1.6 million.

The President called for public comment. Mr. Skaggs reported that Benton & Brown, LLC, is hereby awarded the bid due to submitting all necessary and required documents as stated in bid specifications.

Motion carried with the following votes recorded: AYES: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: Mr. Darby Bid results are as follows: Bidder: Bid Amount: Best-Yet Builders, LLC of Shreveport Bid Rejected Benton & Brown, LLC $1,436,061.60 RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does hereby award the bid for Project No. 2020102, Airline Drive Overlay–Parish Limits to Kingston Road, in the amount of $1,436,061.60 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. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia. It was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020, with the following votes recorded: AYES: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: Mr. Darby RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Ms. Hauser announced that all police jurors have been provided with a copy of each candidates’ resume being considered for the interim appointment for Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to fill the vacancy due to the recent death of Mr. Albert R. “Buddy” Martin-Nez, Sr. She stated that each candidate is present at today’s meeting in order to introduce themselves and answer any questions.

Ms. Hauser stated that once each candidate has had an opportunity to speak, a vote will be cast for each candidate individually, but if a majority vote (seven votes) is re-

ceived for a candidate, that candidate will be selected as the interim appointment as Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to serve out the remainder of the term which will end December 31, 2024. She stated that in the event no candidate receives a majority vote, the two candidates with the lowest number of total votes will be removed from consideration, and a second vote will be cast for the remaining two candidates. She stated that whichever candidate receives the most votes will be selected as interim appointment as Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to serve out the remaining term which will end December 31, 2024.

Mr. Colby Isom, 421 Monroe Avenue, Haughton, LA, stated that he and his family have lived in Haughton for most of his life. He stated that he grew up in Haughton and attended Haughton High School. He further stated that he attended college at Northeast Texas Community College in Mt. Pleasant, Texas. Mr. Isom stated that he has a good relationship with Haughton residents.

Mr. Rodgers requested additional information pertaining to Mr. Isom’s law enforcement background. Mr. Isom stated that in the State of Texas he still holds his Advanced Peace Officer License, and from 2005 to 2011 he worked narcotics and K-9. He stated that he continues to reserve in the State of Texas serving felony warrants and other additional law enforcement services in Rusk County, Texas.

Mr. Gray asked how long Mr. Isom has resided in Bossier Parish. Mr. Isom stated that he has resided in Bossier Parish practically his entire life. He stated that he was employed in Carthage, Texas, from 2007 to 2011, and when his grandfather passed away in 2007, he returned to Haughton to assist with the family farm and land.

Mr. Jorden asked if Mr. Isom currently works in Bossier Parish. Mr. Isom stated that he currently works in Caddo Parish, but resides in Haughton, LA. Mr. Gray asked Mr. Isom if the Advanced Peace Officer License he holds in Texas is transferable and can be used in Bossier Parish. Mr. Isom explained the difference between certification in Louisiana and Texas, and stated that to be post-certified in Louisiana he will be required to take an additional firearm and educational classes which he plans to complete.

Mr. Gray asked if Mr. Isom plans to obtain post-certification in the State of Louisiana. Mr. Isom stated that he does intend to obtain post-certification for the State of Louisiana and Texas.

Appreciation was extended to Mr. Isom for his interest in serving as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6.

Mr. Kevin J. Cavanaugh stated that he moved from Washington, D.C., to Bossier Parish approximately eight years ago. He stated that his children graduated from Airline High School, with one child having recently graduated from Louisiana Tech, and one child will be a senior at Louisiana State University. He stated that he has 27 years of federal experience with the federal government as a Drug Enforcement Administration Agent and has served as Supervisory Special Agent in Tulsa, OK, and in Shreveport, LA. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he would like to serve as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 in order to give back to the community.

Mr. Gray asked when Mr. Cavanaugh retired from being a DEA agent. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he retired in 2016. Mr. Gray asked what Mr. Cavanaugh has been doing since retirement. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he worked at Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories for two years, and has served as an employee with several other miscellaneous businesses. He stated that he is looking to do something to serve his community. Mr. Gray asked for additional information regarding Mr. Cavanaugh’s other employments. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he worked for Homeland Safety Systems as Director of Sales for 6 months, and PRAESES for a few weeks.

Mr. Gray asked Mr. Cavanaugh if he viewed serving as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 as a step-down from his previous employments. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he does not view this opportunity as a step-down. Mr. Gray asked Mr. Cavanaugh if he is comfortable with the pay in which Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 receives. Mr. Cavanaugh stated that he does not see that the pay will be an issue.

Appreciation was extended to Mr. Cavanaugh for his interest in serving as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6.

Mr. Lonnie Lars, 1775 Wafer Road, Haughton, LA, stated that he is a lifelong resident of Haughton, LA. He stated that he is a family man, and is a widower and father of seven children. He further stated that he is a 1972 graduate of Haughton High School. Mr. Lars stated that he attended Northwestern State University, and has worked for Lorenza Lars Construction Company in Haughton, LA, which is his brother’s company, off and on for many years. He provided additional information pertaining to the types of work he has done.

Mr. Lars stated that he has been a licensed and ordained minister for approximately 30 years. He stated that he obtained a Certificate of Theology through a two-year program from Moorehouse College, Atlanta, GA. Mr. Lars stated that he has pastored two churches over the past 11 years, and in this Christian realm, he provides spiritual leadership to members. He stated that he also visits the sick and lays hands on the sick for healing.

Mr. Lars stated that he strives to be the best that he can be, including motivating others and ensuring that things done in a timely manner. He stated that he loves people and treats people in the way in which he wants to be treated. He further stated that he likes to do things that have a positive impact on peoples’ lives professionally and in a professional manner.

Mr. Marsiglia asked Mr. Lars if he has any previous law enforcement or military experience. Mr. Lars stated that he does not have any law enforcement or military experience.

Appreciation was extended to Mr. Lars for his interest in serving as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6.

Mr. Berry J. Sibley extended appreciation to the police jury for allowing him to be considered for the position of interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6. He stated that he is a retired Air Force Veteran and came to Louisiana in 2009 to Barksdale Air Force Base. He further stated that he retired in 2011, and he and his family decided to make Bossier Parish their home. Mr. Sibley stated that over the years, he has grown to care and develop a sense of home in Bossier Parish and would like to give back to the community.

Mr. Sibley stated that he believes there are four traits that he possesses that makes him qualified for this position. He stated that the first trait is leadership. Mr. Sibley stated that he has served under multiple supervisory commanders during his time in the military. He stated that he incorporated those traits in leadership from each of the supervisors.

Mr. Sibley stated that rules and regulations are important and should be followed. He stated that he believes in following the chain of command to maintain order, and accountability is very important. Mr. Sibley stated that you must be a good follower in order to be a good leader, and he feels that he is a good follower.

Mr. Sibley stated that the second trait he possesses is diversity. He stated that as a person of African American and Latino decent, he believes it has prepared him to be able to connect with those citizens from different cultures and backgrounds to represent the areas in the everchanging demographics.

Mr. Sibley stated that the third trait he possesses is integrity. He stated that the citizens should have a sense of trust in their public officials, and public officials should continuously work to earn the citizens’ trust in how they present themselves in the community on and off-duty.

Mr. Sibley stated that the fourth trait he possesses is faith. He stated that faith is the source of his strength which has seen him through difficult times in his life, including Desert Storm and the September 11th attacks. He further stated that his faith has given him endurance to get through the difficult times.

Mr. Sibley stated that he is currently a deacon at Stonewall Baptist Church under the leadership of Pastor Uelyss “Buddy” Reed, and feels that this will assist him with the proper temperament in this position, as well as being able to deal with conflict.

Mr. Sibley again extended appreciation to the police jury for allowing him to apply for the position.

Mr. Gray expressed appreciation to Mr. Sibley for his service to this country in the United States Air Force. He stated that he appreciates Mr. Sibley’s resume and feels that he is an outstanding candidate for this position. He further stated that he appreciates Mr. Sibley’s desire for honesty and for wanting to serve the citizens of Bossier Parish.

Mr. Gray stated that he appreciates all candidates interested in filling this position and hopes that the police jurors take into consideration what has been presented by each candidate today and be fair minded towards all four candidates.

Mr. Marsiglia asked Mr. Sibley if he had any law enforcement experience.

Mr. Sibley stated that he does not have any law enforcement experience.

Appreciation was extended to Mr. Sibley for his interest in serving as interim Bossier Parish Constable for District 6.

Ms. Hauser again stated that a vote will be cast for each candidate individually, but if a majority vote (seven votes) is received for a candidate, that candidate will be selected as the interim appointment as Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to serve out the remainder of the term which will end December 31, 2024. She stated that in the event no candidate receives a majority vote, the two candidates with the lowest number of total votes will be removed from consideration, and a second vote will be cast for the remaining two candidates. Ms. Hauser stated that whichever candidate receives the most votes will be selected as interim appointment as Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to serve out the remaining term which will end December 31, 2024.

Jurors were asked to cast their vote in favor of Mr. Colby Isom.

Ayes: None Nays: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Darby, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs Jurors were asked to cast their vote in favor of Mr. Kevin Cavanaugh.

Ayes: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Darby, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs Nays: Mr. Gray Ms. Hauser stated that Mr. Cavanaugh has received a majority vote of eleven, and is hereby selected as interim appointment as Bossier Parish for Constable District 6 to serve out the remaining term which will end December 31, 2024.

Motion was made by Mr. Marsiglia, seconded by Mr. Rodgers, to adopt a proclamation appointing Mr. Kevin Cavanaugh as interim appointee as Bossier Parish Constable for District 6 to serve out the remainder of the term which will end December 31, 2024.

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

P R O C LAMAT I O N WHEREAS, a vacancy exists in the office of the Bossier Parish Constable District 6, due to the death of Mr. Albert Ray “Buddy” Martin-Nez, Sr., on May 14, 2020.

NOW, THEREFORE, the Bossier Parish Police Jury, in regular session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, does hereby appoint Mr. Kevin Cavanaugh, to serve as interim appointee to the office of Bossier Parish Constable District 6 to serve out the remainder of the term which will end December 31, 2024.

The above proclamation was presented by Mr. Marsiglia, seconded by Mr. Rodgers. It was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020, by the following vote: Ayes: Mr. Benton, Mr. Brotherton, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Darby, Mr. Gray, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Plummer, Mr. Rimmer, Mr.

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Rodgers, Mr. Salzer, Mr. Skaggs None Nays: Abstain: None Absent: None JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT RACHEL D. HAUSER PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Ms. Hauser 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. Hauser announced that this public hearing was tabled on May 6, 2020.

Mr. Jorden requested that this matter be tabled to July 1, 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 July 1, 2020, regular meeting.

Votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Ms. Hauser announced the public hearing to consider the site plan for the proposed Dollar General Subdivision, located in Section 32, Township 20 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. This matter was tabled on May 20, 2020.

Mr. Ford stated that the applicant has requested that this matter be tabled to June 17, 2020. He stated that Mr. Jorden has requested that this matter be removed from the agenda at this time.

Motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to remove from the agenda the public hearing to consider the site plan for the proposed Dollar General Subdivision, located in Section 32, Township 20 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to schedule a public hearing on July 1, 2020, to consider approval of the Minor Plat for Redhead Properties, LLC, located in Section 17, Township 19 North, Range 11 West, Bossier Parish, LA. The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Ms. Hauser announced the hearing to consider condemnation of property located at 2774 Bellevue Road, Haughton, LA, Tax Assessment No. 111481.

Mr. David Ghormley, Property Standards Officer, presented photographs of the property advising that there has been no change in the condition of the property.

Mr. Thomas Bebee, property owner, expressed appreciation to the police jury for allowing him to be present at today’s meeting. He stated that his health has deteriorated drastically since October of 2019, and he has not been able to mow the yard and remove the trash that was left by the previous tenants he evicted in December of 2019.

Mr. Bebee stated that he has hypertension and has had mild symptoms of the COVID-19 virus, but he tested negative for the COVID-19 virus. Mr. Bebee stated that he drives for a non-medical transportation company six days a week transporting Medicaid patients to and from their doctor’s appointments. He stated that there are times that he is required to remain at the clinic to wait on the patients which prohibits him from having the time to be able to tend to the property.

Mr. Cochran asked Mr. Bebee if he is financially able to have the property cleaned. Mr. Bebee stated that he does have funds to clean the property and requested a 30-day extension.

Mr. Rimmer recommended that Mr. Bebee be given an extension until the July 1, 2020, police jury meeting to clean the property. He stated that if Mr. Bebee fails to clean the property by July 1, 2020, the parish will condemn the property and parish crews will clean the property which will result in a lien being placed on the property.

Mr. Ghormley requested that Mr. Bebee contact him on a regular basis to provide him with a status of the property being cleaned. After further discussion, motion was made by Mr. Rimmer, seconded by Mr. Jorden, to allow the owner of 2774 Bellevue Road, Haughton, LA, Tax Assessment No. 111481, additional time in which to bring the property into compliance with property standards regulations.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. The matter will be reviewed at the July 1, 2020, regular meeting. *** Ms. Hauser announced the hearing to consider condemnation of property located at 5749 Highway 80, Princeton, LA, Tax Assessment No. 121474.

Mr. Ghormley presented photographs of the property advising that there has been no change in the condition of the property.

Mr. Jerry Vallandingham, property owner, was present. Mr. Cochran asked Mr. Vallandingham how much contact he has had with Mr. Ghormley on this property. Mr. Vallandingham stated that he has never spoken with Mr. Ghormley and claimed that someone approached him claiming to be Mr. Ghormley requesting him to sign some type of paperwork.

Mr. Ghormley stated that he has never met or spoken with Mr. Vallandingham until today prior to the meeting. He stated that he advised Mr. Vallandingham that the building located on the property needs to be sealed up because there are old vehicles inside the building which creates an imminent threat to public health and safety. He stated that he also requested Mr. Vallandingham to cut all overgrowth on the property.

Mr. Ghormley stated that Mr. Vallandingham is requesting additional time to clean the property. There was additional discussion regarding the individual that Mr. Vallandingham is claiming that approached him. Mr. Cochran requested that if anyone approaches Mr. Vallandingham in the future claiming to be Mr. Ghormley, to obtain a copy of the paperwork being presented or a business card and provide it to the police jury immediately.

Mr. Benton stated that Mr. Vallandingham has failed to clean the property after several requests to do so and recommended that this property be condemned.

Motion was made by Mr. Benton, seconded by Mr. Salzer, to condemn property located at 5749 Highway 80, Princeton, LA, Tax Assessment No. 121474, in accordance with property standards regulations.

The President called for public comment. Mr. Cochran advised Mr. Vallandingham that if he is able to clean the property prior to parish crews cleaning the property, no lien will be placed on the property. Mr. Benton stated that he met with Mr. Vallandingham in October of 2019 at the property, and Mr. Vallandingham is not correctly representing the conversation that was had at that time.

Votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Ms. Hauser announced the hearing to consider condemnation of property located at 1097 CC Sandidge Road, Elm Grove, LA, Tax Assessment No. 116764.

Mr. Ghormley presented photographs of the property advising that there has been no change in the condition of the property.

Mr. Gregg Stephens, property owner, was present. Mr. Ghormley stated that this property is an annual property standards issue, but Mr. Stephens has guaranteed that he will have the property clean within 30 days.

Mr. Stephens stated that he has had a health issue and was involved in an automobile accident which has hindered him from cleaning the property. He requested an additional 30 days to clean the property.

Mr. Brotherton stated that this has been an ongoing property standards issue, and each time property standards letters have been sent to Mr. Stephens, he does just enough work on the property at that time for the condemnation proceedings to be dismissed. He stated that he has attempted to speak with Mr. Stephens on numerous occasions regarding the property, only to have Mr. Stephens hang up on him. Mr. Stephens stated that he is trying to clean the property as requested.

Mr. Cochran stated that if the police jury votes to condemn Mr. Stephens’ property, Mr. Stephens will be allowed time to clean the property prior to parish crews doing so. He stated that if parish crews are forced to clean the property, a lien will be placed on the property.

After further discussion, motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded

by Mr. Jorden, to condemn property located at 5749 Highway 80, Princeton, LA, Tax Assessment No. 121474, in accordance with property standards regulations.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Mr. Benton, Chairman of the Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee, reported on a meeting of that committee. Committee members attending the Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee meeting were Mr. Benton, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Brotherton-via video teleconference, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Plummer-via video teleconference, and Mr. Rimmer. Mr. Jackson-via video teleconference, Mr. Ford, Ms. Julie Gill, Ms. Rae Graves, Mr. Joe Buffington, Mr. Sam Marsiglia, Ms. Renee Hall, Mr. Warren Cantrell, Mr. Larry Landry, Mr. Nguyen Kha, Mr. Jeff Raley, Mr. Ken Smith, Mr. Warren Moore, Ms. Kellie Cook Cartwright, Ms. Carlotta Askew-Brown, Mr. Michal Corbin-via video teleconference, Mr. Altimus, and Ms. Monica Grappe were also present. Other Jurors present were Mr. Salzer, Mr. Cochran and Mr. Skaggs.

Mr. Benton stated that Mr. Sam Marsiglia, Haughton Metropolitan Planning Commission, was present at the Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee Meeting. He stated that a proposed overlay-district for the Town of Haughton was discussed which includes removing Highway 614 from the Bossier City-Parish MPC to be included in the Haughton MPC to assist with controlling locations of liquor stores and other various businesses in an effort to protect the corridors.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed the potential acceptance of Bombers Drive located in Miller Acres Subdivision into the parish road system for permanent maintenance. He stated that a core sample will be taken of Bombers Drive to ensure that it meets parish standards prior to considering acceptance of the road. He further stated that when Bombers Drive was built, it was supposedly built to parish standards, but the developers at that time did not have the funds to obtain a maintenance bond. Mr. Benton stated that if the core sample shows that the road meets parish standards, an item will be placed on the next available agenda to consider acceptance of Bombers Drive into the parish road system.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed a request from AEP Swepco to relocate utility lines from the back of property lines to the front for easier access. He stated that set-back requirements and lot sizes would have to be increased in order to facilitate this request. Mr. Benton stated that the committee took this request under advisement and will further review the request.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed an amendment to culvert permit regulations to include language that would give the parish authority to require any incorrect sized culverts or any culverts installed at an incorrect elevation to be removed and corrected by and at the expense of the applicant. He stated that this request is to be

further reviewed, and a recommendation will be made at a later date.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed a request from the Bossier Parish Sheriff’s Office to amend parish regulations pertaining to electronic gate access in Bossier Parish. He stated that the proposed device is called “Click2Enter”, which would serve gated communities, apartment complexes, and commercial businesses. He further stated that if the police jury approves amending the electronic gate regulations, the existing electronic gates will be grandfathered in and be allowed a certain amount of time to upgrade the gates to meet the proposed new electronic gate regulations. Mr. Benton stated that if the proposed amended electronic gate regulations are approved by the police jury, all new subdivisions will be required to meet the new regulations. He stated that this matter will be further reviewed, and a recommendation will be made at a later date.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed parish road repairs, including Project No. 2020-102, Airline Drive Overlay–Parish Limits to Kingston Road. He stated that bids received for the Airline Drive Overlay-Parish Limits to Kingston Road project were under budget, leaving available funds to be used for other parish road projects. He stated that Mr. Ford has recommended that those available funds be transferred to be used for other parish road projects. He further stated that it is recommended that excess funds be applied towards Airline Drive base failures and future Arthur Ray Teague Parkway repairs.

The Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee discussed several road base failures which have occurred throughout Bossier Parish and it was recommended that the budget for highway department asphalt and gravel items be amended to correct the road base failures.

The committee also discussed the need for repairs to the road base of Winnfield Road which is in the overlay program prior to overlay of the road. The committee discussed the necessity of Old Plain Dealing Road from Highway 160 to Ballard Road to be reconstructed due to Sierra Frac’s truck traffic, and Sierra Frac has agreed to participate in the cost for reconstruction of that section of Old Plain Dealing Road. The committee also discussed the need for reconstruction of Circle M Road which has sustained heavy damage and requires reconstruction due to Empresa Energy IV, LLC’s, truck traffic. It was stated that Empresa Energy IV, LLC, has agreed to participate in the cost of reconstruction of Circle M. Road.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee also discussed sewerage capacity in St. Charles Court Subdivision, and it was determined that the current sewerage system is not adequate to allow for any additional homes in the subdivision. He stated that the developer has requested that the parish be responsible for updating the sewerage system, but it was determined that the developer should be responsible for updating the sewerage system to adequately serve the number of homes planned for this subdivision. Mr. Benton stated that additional information is to be obtained, and this matter will be further discussed.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed parish road damage from the 2015 flood event. He stated that the parish has been awarded approximately $30 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but the parish will be required to provide matching funds in the amount of $8 million. He further stated that it is possible that the parish can apply for reimbursement of the $8 million through the Restore Louisiana Program. Mr. Benton stated that the Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee is recommending that the police jury borrow the required $8 million matching funds in order to move forward with parish road repairs as a result of the 2015 flood event. He stated that this matter will be further reviewed and presented for consideration at a later date.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee also discussed creation of an overlaydistrict for the Highway 80 area. He stated that in order to make any revisions to an existing subdivision, 100 percent approval is required from all subdivision lot owners. He further stated that a tract of land exists off Highway 80 from Bellevue Road to Princeton Road which is a platted subdivision from the 1920s to 1930s, but the subdivision was never developed. Mr. Benton stated that throughout the years, businesses began building on this tract of land. He stated that it would be impossible to obtain 100 percent approval from subdivision lot owners with the land being developed in this manner. He stated that in an effort to address this issue, an overlay-district is recommended for the Highway 80 area which would allow businesses to locate in these areas without being required to obtain 100 percent approval from property owners.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed the Swan Lake Road improvements project and the expense of expanding sewer to a development by Mr. Warren Moore. He stated that it has been determined that a treatment plant will need to be installed for the development and plans for the treatment plant and sewer lift station will be required when the subdivision plat is presented to the police jury for consideration.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed the need for a study to widen Palmetto Road. He stated that it was determined that the parish would be required to purchase approximately 22 parcels of land in order to widen Palmetto Road. Mr. Benton stated that Willis-Knighton Health System has donated the needed right-of-way to widen Palmetto Road where the Willis-Knighton Health System facility is being constructed. He stated that the parish plans to move forward with widening Palmetto Road where the donated rightof-way has been received from Willis-Knighton Health System.

Mr. Benton stated that the committee discussed Project No. 2020-132, West Linton Road Extension to Fairburn Avenue. He stated that Cypress Black Bayou Water System will need to close Linton Road from June 15 th to June 22nd in order to install a new water line, weather permitting. He further stated that message boards will be provided to notify the public of the road closure, and notices will be provided to the news media.

Mr. Benton stated that Ms. Renee Hall attended the Road/Subdivision Regulations Committee to discuss sewer issues at Cypress Lake, including Turtle Creek Subdivision. He stated that this matter was taken under advisement. *** Mr. Salzer reported on a meeting of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals. Mr. Salzer, Mr. Jorden, Mr. Marsiglia, Mr. Rodgers, Ms. Shelby Irby, Ms. Julie Gill and Ms. Jessica Aldridge were present at this hearing.

Mr. Salzer stated that the board discussed payment plan calculations and determined that in order to assist bringing a customer current on their delinquent accounts, and remain current with their monthly average bill, the customer will be required to pay the balance of their current monthly bill, plus the delinquent amount divided by six. He stated that this will allow the customer a six- month period to bring their delinquent accounts current. He requested that this payment plan calculation be included in the policies being drafted for the Board of Supervisors for the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bonner at 221 Mill Creek Lane, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Bonner has requested a payment arrangement in order to pay off the past due amount of $1,166.90. She stated that Mr. and Mrs. Bonner’s monthly bill is consistently high.

Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Bonner has requested that she be allowed to pay $50.00 per month to be applied to the past due amount of $1,166.90 in addition to her average monthly payment. She stated that due to the amount of Mr. and Mrs. Bonner’s monthly average bill, she is recommending that a payment arrangement be allowed at $100.00 per month to be applied to the past due amount in addition to the average monthly payment. Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to accept payment arrangements for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bonner at 221 Mill Creek Lane, Haughton, LA, in the amount of $100.00 per month to be applied to the past due amount of $1,166.90 in addition to the average monthly payment.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to accept payment arrangements in the amount of $100.00 per month to be applied to the past due amount of $1,166.90 in addition to the average monthly payment for Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bonner at 211 Mill Creek Lane, Haughton, LA. The Chairman called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. This matter will be reviewed at a later date.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. Tony Hampton at 212 Glendale Lane, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. She stated that Mr. Hampton has a past due balance of $1,026.23, with the last payment being made on July 5, 2019, in the amount of $25.00. She stated that Mr. Hampton has made no effort to establish a payment arrangement and recommends that the sewer service be disconnected. Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to disconnect sewer service at 212 Glendale Lane, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of $1,026.23 is received within 10 days. The customer will be responsible for any fees associated with the reconnection of sewer service. Sewer service will be disconnected on or about June 15, 2020.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Jorden, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to disconnect sewer service at 212 Glendale Lane, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of $1,026.23 is received within 10 days.

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

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Yvonne Barrier at 104 Pine Creek Drive, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. She stated that contact has been made with Ms. Barrier, but she has failed to make payments as agreed. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Barrier has a past due amount of $851.16 and is protesting the past due amount. She further stated that Ms. Barrier has requested multiple reports which have been provided to her. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Barrier made a payment in October of 2019 in the amount of $200.00, and the last payment received was in May of 2020 in the amount of $500.00. Ms. Julie Gill stated that payment arrangements have been offered to Ms. Barrier, but Ms. Barrier has refused to make a payment arrangement.

Mr. Salzer recommended that a letter be sent to any customer that has recently made a payment offering a payment arrangement, and if one is not accepted by the customer, the sewer service will be disconnected 10 days from the date of the letter. Mr. Jackson stated that a letter will be sent to Ms. Barrier again offering a payment arrangement for the past due balance.

Ms. Gill stated that all delinquent customers are sent monthly letters advising them of their past due balance and offering them payment arrangements. She stated that all delinquent customers are also provided with a letter advising them when a hearing is scheduled for the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier Board of Appeals to make a determination on their past due account.

Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals that a letter be sent to Ms. Yvonne Barrier at 104 Pine Creek Drive, Haughton, LA, stating that due to her recent payment in the amount of $500.00 on May 22, 2020, towards her past due amount, it is requested that a payment arrangement be made immediately in order to bring her account current.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Rodgers, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, that a letter be sent to Ms. Yvonne Barrier at 104 Pine Creek Drive, Haughton, LA, stating that due to her recent payment in the amount of $500.00 on May 22, 2020, towards her past due amount, it is requested that a payment arrangement be made immediately in order to bring her account current or sewer service will be disconnected 10 days from the date of the letter.

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

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Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. Victor Al-Agha at 102 Satinwood Circle, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. She stated that Mr. Al-Agha has made a payment arrangement and made a payment of $200.00 on June 1, 2020, and is due to make a payment of $200.00 to $300.00 today with the remainder of his past due amount being paid in July of 2020. She further stated that the payment due today has not been made at this time. Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to accept a payment arrangement for Mr. Victor Al-Agha at 102 Satinwood Circle, Haughton, LA. This matter will be reviewed at a hearing on July 1, 2020, at 12:00 p.m. in the Bossier Parish Police Jury meeting room.

Motion was made by Mr. Marsiglia, seconded by Mr. Salzer, to accept a payment arrangement with $200.00 to $300.00 being due today, June 3, 2020, and the remaining balance of the past due amount to be paid in July of 2020, for Mr. Victor Al-Agha at 102 Satinwood Circle, Haughton, LA. The Chairman called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. This matter will be reviewed at a hearing on July 1, 2020, at 12:00 p.m. in the Bossier Parish Police Jury meeting room.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Tanikqa Thomas at 3320 Trailview Circle, Haughton, LA. Mr. Christopher Knight, 7301 Montclair Drive, Shreveport, LA, property owner of 3320 Trailview Circle, Haughton, LA, was present.

Mr. Knight stated that he received the letter notifying him of today’s meeting yesterday afternoon as it was improperly addressed. He presented a copy of the lease agreement with the lessee which states that lessee is responsible for any and all utility charges during the term of the lease, including but not limited to, gas, electric, sewer, water, cable, telephone and similar utility expenses. He stated that the gentlemen in which Ms. Thomas resides with is the actual lessee of the property. Mr. Knight stated that he contacted the lessee last night, who is currently working in New Mexico and has been there for approximately two months, to discuss this matter. He stated that the lessee was unaware that Ms. Thomas was not paying the utility bills.

Mr. Knight stated that if Ms. Thomas has not been paying her water/sewer bill, the parish should have disconnected the water/sewer service prior to allowing the account to become delinquent in the amount of $749.98. He stated that the lessee has never been late paying his monthly lease payment. He further stated that he provided the lessee with the telephone number to contact the billing department for the sewerage services.

Mr. Knight stated that his concern is the sewer being dug up on his property due to Ms. Thomas’s failure to pay her utility bill. He stated that he is unsure of the process and stated that he would have been better prepared had he received his notice of this hearing prior to 5:00 p.m. yesterday.

Ms. Irby stated that a $300.00 payment was received late last night, which leaves a balance owed of $449.98.

Mr. Salzer stated that the parish does not own water service on some properties and therefore cannot simply cut off someone’s water due to failure to pay their sewer bill. He stated that when the parish does not own the water, the only recourse the parish has when customers are delinquent on their account is to disconnect the sewer service by digging up the sewer. Mr. Salzer stated that a lessee is violating the terms of a lease agreement by being delinquent on their utility bills and there are actions that a landlord can take in this type of situation.

Mr. Knight stated that his concern is that there is currently a moratorium on cutting off utilities during the COVID-19 health crisis and asked how this affects the police jury’s actions on delinquent accounts. Mr. Salzer stated that due to the current health crisis, no action would be taken against Mr. Knight.

Mr. Salzer stated that due to the payment of $300.00 last night on the delinquent account, he recommends that a letter be sent to Ms. Tanikqa Thomas at 3320 Trailview Circle, Haughton, LA, stating that due to her recent payment in the amount of $300.00 on June 2, 2020, towards her past due amount, it is requested that a payment arrangement be made immediately in order to bring her account current.

Mr. Jackson stated that the parish notifies landlords of delinquent water/sewer accounts when the parish does not own the water because the only way the parish can affect this is to disconnect the home from the parish’s public utility. He stated that the parish disconnects the sewer in the parish right-of-way and does not go onto the property itself. Mr. Jackson stated that it is incumbent upon the landlords to make sure that the tenants are paying their utilities. He stated that the reconnect charge for sewer services is approximately $3,000.00. Mr. Jackson stated that the moratorium on evictions due to the COVID-19 health crisis is being addressed on Friday, June 5, 2020, in the opening of Phase 2. He stated that currently, the lessee is not in violation of the terms of Mr. Knight’s lease agreement because he is current on his lease payments.

Ms. Irby stated that she was just informed that the parish does in fact own the water service at this location and therefore the parish can shut the water off at 3320 Trailview Circle, Haughton, LA, for any future delinquencies.

After further discussion, motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, that a letter be sent to Ms. Tanikqa Thomas at 3320 Trailview Circle, Haughton, LA, stating that due to her recent payment in the amount of $300.00 on June 2, 2020, towards her past due amount, it is requested that a payment arrangement be made immediately in order to bring her account current or sewer service will be disconnected 10 days from the date of the letter.

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

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Jennifer LeClaire at 8409 Woodhill Lane, Haughton, LA, stating that the customer paid her past due amount in full this morning. No action was taken.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Shanitha Glover at 3120 Halls Trail, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Thomas has agreed to a payment arrangement to pay off the past due amount. She stated that there was an apparent leak at 3120 Halls Trail, Haughton, LA, and Ms. Glover has requested that a leak adjustment be made to her account. Mr. Salzer stated that a receipt would be required from a plumber confirming that there was in fact a leak at this address, and that the leak has been repaired. Ms. Irby stated that Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier owns the water service at 3120 Halls Trail, Haughton, LA. Ms. Irby recommended that customers be allowed two leak adjustments. She recommended that a leak adjustment be approved for Ms. Glover by taking one-half of the sewer usage and one-half of the water usage on the two highest bills and credit Ms. Glover’s account with those amounts.

Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to accept payment arrangements for Ms. Shanitha Glover at 3120 Halls Trail, Haughton, LA, with the recommended leak adjustment credit, subject to a receipt being received from a plumber confirming that there was in fact a leak at this address and that it has been repaired. This matter will be reviewed at a hearing on July 1, 2020, at 12:00 p.m. in the Bossier Parish Police Jury meeting room.

Mr. Jackson requested that documents from a plumber confirming that there was in fact a leak at this address and that it has been repaired be presented at the July 1, 2020, Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier Board of Appeals hearing, as well as the amount credited for the leak adjustment.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to accept payment arrangements in the amount of $100.00 per week to be applied to the past due amount until paid in full, in addition to the monthly average bill, for Ms. Shanitha Glover at 3120 Halls Trail, Haughton, LA, and allow a credit adjustment for leakages, subject to a receipt being received from a plumber confirming that there was in fact a leak at this address and that it has been repaired.

The Chairman called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. This matter will be reviewed at a hearing on July 1, 2020, at 12:00 p.m. in the Bossier Parish Police Jury meeting room.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Adrian Stemple at 312 Blue Fox Circle, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. She stated that the last payment received by Ms. Stemple was September 11, 2019, and a past due balance of $695.96 is owed. She further stated that Ms. Stemple has made no effort to establish a payment arrangement and recommended that the sewer service be disconnected. Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to disconnect sewer service at 312 Blue Fox Circle, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of $695.96 is received within 10 days. The customer will be responsible for any fees associated with the reconnection of sewer service. Sewer service will be disconnected on or about June 15, 2020.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Jorden, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to disconnect sewer service at 312 Blue Fox Circle, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of $695.96 is received within 10 days.

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

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Natasha Harris at 163 Kennedy Road, Benton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Harris has agreed to a payment arrangement in the amount of $140.00 per month until the past due amount is paid in full in addition to the average monthly payment.

Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to accept payment arrangements for Ms. Natasha Harris at 163 Kennedy Road, Benton, LA, in the amount of $140.00 per month until the past due amount is paid in full in addition to the average monthly payment. This matter will be reviewed at a later date.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to accept payment arrangements in the amount of $140.00 per month until the past due amount is paid in full in addition to the average monthly payment for Ms. Natasha Harris at 163 Kennedy Road, Benton, LA. The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. This matter will be reviewed at a later date.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. Darren C. Giles at 3302 Heatherbrook Lane, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. She stated that the last payment received by Mr. Giles was in November of 2019, and a past due amount of $666.14 is owed. She further stated that Mr. Giles has made no effort to establish a payment arrangement and recommends that the sewer service be disconnected. Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to disconnect sewer service at 3302 Heatherbrook Lane, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of $666.14 is received within 10 days. The customer will be responsible for any fees associated with the reconnection of sewer service. Sewer service will be disconnected on or about June 15, 2020.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to disconnect sewer service at 3302 Heatherbrook Lane, Haughton, LA, resulting in the home being condemned and uninhabitable, unless payment of

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$666.14 is received within 10 days.

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

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. and Mrs. James Dibler at 3409 Wildbriar Circle, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Dibler advised that Mr. Dibler passed away in March of 2020, and she was not aware that the utility was not being paid. She stated that Ms. Dibler has agreed to a payment arrangement in the amount of $80.00 per month which would be the total amount to be applied to the past due amount of $644.77 and the monthly average amount. Ms. Irby recommended that the payment arrangement be increased to $120.00 per month.

Mr. Salzer stated that it is the recommendation of the Board of Appeals to accept payment arrangements for Ms. Dibler at 3409 Wildbriar Circle, Haughton, LA, in the amount of $120.00 per month to be applied to her past due amount of $644.77 and monthly average amount. This matter will be reviewed at a later date.

Motion was made by Mr. Salzer, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to uphold the recommendation of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals, to accept payment arrangements in the amount of $120.00 per month to be applied to the past due amount of $644.77 and monthly average amount for Ms. Malisa Dibler at 3409 Wildbriar Circle, Haughton, LA. The Chairman called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. This matter will be reviewed at a later date.

Mr. Jackson stated that a time period needs to be established for customers to pay off their delinquent accounts. He stated that allowing more than six months for a customer to pay their delinquent accounts in full is not recommended. He recommended that a protocol be established which does not allow any payment arrangement for Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier customers with past due accounts that does not cover the current monthly amount as well as an amount to be applied to the past due amount in order to pay the past due amount in full in a six month time period.

Mr. Salzer recommended that when the billing department is discussing payment arrangements with a customer, the customer be advised at that time how the payment arrangement calculations work, and what requirements will need to be met in order to allow the customer to schedule payment arrangements for their past due amount. There was further discussion regarding requirements for payment arrangements for customers with delinquent accounts.

Mr. Jackson stated that other utility companies allow customers to donate funds to an Enterprise Fund to assist customers who have been deemed impoverish or meet certain thresholds with the payment of their utility bills. He stated that parish finance agreements with financial institutions for the sewer district require the parish to charge what the service cost, and the police jury determined that it would not subsidize sewer and water bills and would not take into consideration special circumstances. He stated that if the Board of Supervisors for Sewer District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier wishes to revisit taking special circumstances into consideration on delinquent accounts, it can be addressed at a later time. Mr. Salzer recommended that the Board of Supervisors consider allowing customers to donate to an Enterprise Fund and take special circumstances into consideration on delinquent accounts.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Christine Bryson at 219 Chimney Lane, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Bryson no longer resides at 219 Chimney Lane, Haughton, LA, and attempts are being made to try and locate Ms. Bryson to collect her past due amount of $635.26. No action was taken.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Christina Jones at 310 Merrill Lane, Benton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Jones paid half of the past due amount of $622.85 prior to today’s meeting and is scheduled to pay the remaining balance tomorrow. No action was taken.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Ms. Jamie Renicker at 8639 Woodlake Drive, Haughton, LA. No one was present on behalf of the customer to discuss this matter. Ms. Irby stated that Ms. Renicker no longer resides at 8639 Woodlake Drive, Haughton, LA, and a letter has been sent to the property owner advising that Ms. Renicker owes a past due balance of $622.78. No action was taken.

Mr. Salzer asked what recourse the Board of Supervisors for Sewer District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier has when a tenant moves out of the rental home and owes a past due balance for water and/or sewer services. He asked if the property owners should be held accountable for the delinquent accounts. Mr. Jackson stated that it would be a policy decision by the board to determine if the property owners are to be held accountable for the tenants’ delinquent accounts. He stated that the board has been focusing on collecting past due amounts from current customers, and if the delinquent account belongs to a non-current customer, the account is transferred to a debt collection and attempts will be made to locate the delinquent account holder. Mr. Jackson stated that the non-current account holder who has a delinquent account will be unable to obtain water or sewer service from the parish, and if the non-current account holder cannot be located, those debts will have to be written off.

Ms. Irby provided the board with information for Mr. Garrett Seaman at 8417 Woodhill Lane, Haughton, LA. Mr. Seaman was present. He stated that he contacted the billing department in March of 2020 and left a voicemail to discuss his account, and contacted the billing department each time he received a letter and left voicemails, but there has been no return call to date. He further stated that he made a payment of $300.00 on his account, and has attempted to set up a payment plan, but no one has returned his call.

Mr. Seaman stated that he made a payment in the amount of $150.00 in March and May of 2020.

Ms. Irby stated that the account does not reflect the $300.00 payment. Mr. Seaman stated that he does have proof of the $300.00 payment. Mr. Salzer stated that Mr. Seaman’s account needs to be reviewed to determine why the payments are not being posted to his account.

Ms. Gill stated that Mr. Seaman’s account shows a payment of $150.00 on February 20, 2020, but does not show that a payment was made on May 24, 2020, in the amount of $150.00. She stated that Mr. Seaman did leave voicemails on Saturdays and when she tried to return his call during the work week, she received a recording stating that his voicemail was full.

Mr. Salzer requested that Ms. Irby meet with Mr. Seaman after today’s meeting and verify the $150.00 payment on May 24, 2020, and see if a determination can be made as to why payments are not being posted to his account. No action was taken.

Motion was made by Mr. Jorden, seconded by Mr. Gray, to ratify and accept all recommendations of the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 Board of Appeals as presented at the Board of Appeals meeting on June 3, 2020, at 10:00 a.m.

The President called for public comment. There being none, votes were cast, and the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Rimmer, seconded by Mr. Plummer, to approve the reappointment of Mr. Bob Brotherton to the Shreveport-Bossier Sports Commission Advisory Board for a four-year term, term to expire August 30, 2024.

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. Plummer, to adopt a resolution amending a resolution adopted on March 20, 2019, to reflect that the authorization of the expenditure of funds for the home located at 224 Cane Bend Drive, Haughton, LA, is for reconstruction of the home, which has been approved for funding through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program FEMA-1792-DR-LA, Project No. 0031, and to authorize the execution of documents related to same.

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

RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION AMENDING A RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY ON MARCH 20, 2019, TO REFLECT THAT THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS FOR THE HOME LOCATED AT 224 CANE BEND DRIVE, HAUGHTON, LA, IS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HOME, WHICH HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR FUNDING THROUGH THE HAZARD MITIGATION GRANT PROGRAM FEMA-1792-DR-LA, PROJECT NO. 0031, AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF DOCUMENTS RELATED TO SAME BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that a Resolution adopted by the Bossier Parish Police Jury on March 20, 2019, be amended to reflect that authorization of the expenditure of funds for the home located at 224 Cane Bend Drive, Haughton, LA, is for reconstruction of the home, which has been approved for funding through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program FEMA-1792-DR-LA, Project No. 0031.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 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, any and all documents in connection with said reconstruction.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Plummer.

Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Rimmer, to approve the Certificate of Substantial Completion for Project No. 2019-118, Contract II–12” Raw Water Line for Well No. 4–Phase II project, for Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier, and to authorize the 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 sesrd sion on this 3 day of June, 2020, that it does hereby approve the Certificate of Substantial Completion for Project No. 2019-118, Contract II–12” Raw Water Line for Well No. 4–Phase II project, for Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 of the Parish of Bossier.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, be and is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents in connection with said Certificate of Substantial Completion.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Rimmer.

Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Rimmer, to adopt a resolution authorizing the Bossier Parish Police Jury to make an application to the Louisiana Office of State Parks, Division of Outdoor Recreation, to seek federal financial assistance to obtain and/or develop outdoor recreational facilities for the Bossier Parish Camp Improvements Plan project to provide enjoyment for the citi-

zens of Bossier Parish and the State of Louisiana, obligating funds or services stipulated to satisfactorily complete said project thus becoming eligible for Land and Water Conservation Fund financial aid of fifty percent (50%) of the estimated or actual allowable cost at the completion of the project, certifying that the Bossier Parish Police Jury has sufficient funds on hand as of this date to fund said project, to further authorize the necessary action to complete such project, and to authorize the execution of documents.

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

RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION OBLIGATING FUNDS TO LAND AND WATER CONSERVATION FUND PROJECT, BOSSIER PARISH, LA WHEREAS, the Bossier Parish Police Jury is interested in developing outdoor recreation facilities on the following described project for the enjoyment of the citizenry of said Bossier Parish, LA, and the State of Louisiana; and WHEREAS, the project title is the Bossier Parish Camp Improvement Plan, with the description of the project being widening of the existing road going through the camp, changing the existing boat launch from one bay to three bays; and new construction consisting of ADA parking, an ADA fishing pier, and an ADA ramp; and WHEREAS, any wiring covered in this project, or wiring done in the future on this site, will be placed underground; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does agree to obligate the funds or services stipulated below to satisfactorily complete the following project and thus become eligible for Land and Water Conservation Fund financial aid of 50% of the estimated or actual allowable cost at the completion of said project.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Bossier Parish Police Jury also states that sufficient funds are on hand, as of this date, to fund said project as follows: TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL SPONSOR’S COST BREAKDOWN ESTIMATED ESTIMATED ESTIMATED BREAKDOWN FEDERAL SPONSORS (Total Same as Column 3) COST $1,400,000.00 $700,000.00 $700,000.00 $700,000.00 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Bossier Parish Police Jury is hereby authorized and directed to make application to the Louisiana Office of State Parks, Division of Outdoor Recreation, to seek federal financial assistance on the Bossier Parish Camp Improvement Plan, and be further authorized to take the necessary action to complete such project and sign such documents as are required.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution and plan approved by the Bossier Parish Police Jury be forwarded to the Louisiana Office of State Parks for the purpose of obtaining such financial aid.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Rimmer.

Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT RACHEL D. HAUSER PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Rimmer, seconded by Mr. Rodgers, to approve an amendment to the proposal from Nixon Engineering Solutions, LLC, originally approved on June 5, 2019, for services to investigate and document current drainage capacity of existing ditches at the corner of Dogwood Trail and Wildbriar Circle, in an additional amount of $11,175.00 to include expanding the scope of the previous study to extend to its outfall by the intersection of Watchwood Drive and Ginger Drive, and to authorize the 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 session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does hereby approve an amendment to the proposal from Nixon Engineering Solutions, LLC, originally approved on June 5, 2019, for services to investigate and document current drainage capacity of existing ditches at the corner of Dogwood Trail and Wildbriar Circle, in an additional amount of $11,175.00 to include expanding the scope of the previous study to extend to its outfall by the intersection of Watchwood Drive and Ginger Drive.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED 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, any and all documents or contracts in connection with said amended proposal.

The resolution was offered by Mr. Rimmer, seconded by Mr. Rodgers. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Plummer, to approve Change Order No. 2 for Project No. 2019-103, Kelli Road Bridge over Flat River, and to authorize the execution of documents. Said Change Order results in a decrease of $35,724.50.

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 session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does hereby approve Change Order No. 2 for Project No. 2019-201, Kelli Road Bridge over Flat River.

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. Brotherton, seconded by Mr. Plummer.

Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT RACHEL D. HAUSER PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY *** Motion was made by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia, to adopt a resolution accepting design waivers and exceptions for State Project No. H.013129.6, Federal Aid Project No. H013129, Linton Road Bridge over Black Bayou Reservoir project, and to authorize the execution of documents.

The President called for public comment. Mr. Bob Basinger, Fort & Tablada, Inc., stated that the letting date for the Linton Road Bridge over Black Bayou Reservoir project is November 18, 2020, but the State has requested that the police jury adopt a resolution accepting design waivers and exceptions for said project. He stated that the design waiver is for the use of a 50-foot guardrail at the northeast corner and a 75-foot guardrail at the remaining three corners of the bridge in lieu of the 87-foot 6-inch guardrail as shown in the latest Off-System Bridge Guardrail Standard Plan for tangent guard rails.

Mr. Basinger provided additional information supporting the need for the design waiver on the Linton Road Bridge over Black Bayou Reservoir project.

Mr. Basinger stated that the request for design exceptions is for the transition portion of the new roadway to the existing roadway. He stated that at each end of the bridge the roadway is 24 feet wide with two 12-foot lanes. He further stated that the existing roadway is not exactly 24 feet wide and the roadway does not have an exact 2 ½ percent slope on each side which is required by the standard Department of Transportation and Development requirements, and therefore the State is requiring design exceptions for the transition phase of the new roadway to the existing roadway.

Votes were cast and the motion carried unanimously.

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED by the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, that it does hereby accept the following design waivers and exceptions for State Project No. H.013129.6, Federal Aid Project No. H013129, Linton Road Bridge over Black Bayou Reservoir project: DESIGN WAIVER: The use of 50’ guard rail at northeast corner and 75’ guard rail at the other three corners in lieu of 87’ 6” shown in the latest Off-System Guard Rail Standard Plan for Tangent Guard Rail.

DESIGN EXCEPTIONS: (To match existing conditions and transition to requirements in the 2017 Minimum Design Guidelines) 1.

The use of 10.3’ to 11.1’ lane width at the tie-in to existing.

2.

The use of a 0’ shoulder width at the tie-in to existing.

3.

The use of a travel lane cross slope not equal to 2.5 percent at tie-in to existing (varies from 1.6 percent to 3.1 percent).

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that William R. Altimus, Parish Administrator, or Jimmy Cochran, President, is hereby authorized to execute any and all documents in connection with said design waivers and exceptions.

This resolution was offered by Mr. Rodgers, seconded by Mr. Marsiglia. Upon unanimous vote, it was duly adopted on this 3rd day of June, 2020.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICY JURY *** Mr. Rodgers requested an update from Mr. Altimus on the broadband study and creation of a committee to address broadband issues in Bossier Parish. Mr. Altimus stated that a request has been made for creation of a committee or exploratory group to conduct a broadband study. He stated that he has been advised that if a committee is formed, representatives from AT&T would be willing to meet with the committee to discuss broadband in Bossier Parish. He further stated that once discussions have been had, a recommendation can be made for the public to consider.

Mr. Cochran stated that at the May 20, 2020, police jury meeting he advised that a recommendation would be made at the June 17, 2020, police jury meeting on this matter. He stated that he will meet with Mr. Rodgers to further discuss this issue. *** Mr. Hudson provided an update on parish projects. *** Mr. Jorden asked when the Circle M Road Improvements Project will begin.

Mr. Hudson stated that he will provide an update once he has been able to review the status of the project. *** Mr. Rimmer requested that the developer be contacted and requested to place additional abatement on the red sand where construction is ongoing in Espanita Subdivision. He stated that all the abatement that was previously placed on the red sand has washed away. Mr. Hudson stated that letters have been sent to the developer regarding this matter. He stated that an additional option would be for parish crews to clean the area and submit a statement to the developer for reimbursement for the parish’s time and material to resolve this issue. Mr. Rimmer requested that this matter be handled immediately because it presents a hazard to the citizens.

Mr. Cochran requested that photographs of this area be presented at the June 17, 2020, police jury meeting.

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*** Mr. Kevin Gay, Road Superintendent, presented an update on activities of the highway department and on several road projects in the parish. He stated that mosquito spraying has begun, and a rotation schedule has been created to spray subdivisions. He further stated that at this time, spraying for mosquitos at night is being done on a complaint basis, but it is likely that crews will have to begin spraying nightly. *** Mr. Rimmer stated that he received a complaint from a constituent regarding billing from Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1. He stated that the constituent contacted the billing department for the sewer district and was very pleased with the results and interactions with employees in the Consolidated Waterworks/Sewerage District No. 1 billing department. *** Mr. Gray reported that the last day for testing for COVID-19 at Stonewall Baptist Church, 807 Eatman Street, Bossier City, LA, will end tomorrow, but it is currently open to the public for testing. *** Mr. Cochran expressed appreciation to the citizens for their continued patience with the changes in how the police jury is having to conduct its meetings during this time. He expressed appreciation to police jury employees for their continued work to assist parish citizens during this time of the COVID-19 health crisis. *** There being no further business to come before the Bossier Parish Police Jury in regular and legal session on this 3rd day of June, 2020, the meeting was adjourned by the President at 3:26 p.m.

RACHEL D. HAUSER JIMMY COCHRAN, PRESIDENT PARISH SECRETARY BOSSIER PARISH POLICE JURY

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SLIGO FIELD

LEGAL NOTICE

Docket Nos. 20-234 and 20-235

STATE OF LOUISIANA, OFFICE OF CONSERVATION, BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA. In accordance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, and with particular reference to the provisions of Title 30 of Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, a public hearing will be held in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, LaSalle Building, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on TUESDAY, JULY 28, 2020, upon the application of ENSIGHT IV ENERGY MANAGEMENT, LLC. At such hearing the Commissioner of Conservation will consider evidence relative to the issuance of Orders pertaining to the following matters relating to the Cotton Valley Formation, Reservoir A and Haynesville Zone, Reservoir A, in the Sligo Field, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.

1. To authorize EnSight IV Energy Management, LLC to drill, designate and utilize one horizontal well as an alternate unit well for LCV RA SUL, at the location and in the general manner shown on the plat submitted with the application.

2. To authorize EnSight IV Energy Management, LLC to drill, designate and utilize four horizontal wells as alternate unit wells for HA RA SU71, at the locations and in the general manner shown on the plat submitted with the application.

3. To establish that the proposed wells are necessary to efficiently and economically drain a portion of the Lower Cotton Valley Formation, Reservoir A and Haynesville Zone, Reservoir A, underling LCV RA SUL and HA RA SU71, respectively.

4. To authorize the unit allowable for LCV RA SUL and HA RA SU71 to be recovered from any combination of the wells located on the respective units, at the discretion of the operator.

5. To the extent necessary to approve the location of the proposed alternate unit wells as exceptions to the field spacing rules for the Lower Cotton Valley Formation, Reservoir A and Haynesville Zone, Reservoir A. 6. Except to the extent inconsistent herewith, to confirm and continue in effect the pertinent provisions of Office of Conservation Order No. 8-K, effective October 16, 1990, as amended and supplemented by the 8-K Series of Orders with respect to the Lower Cotton Valley Formation, Reservoir A, Order No. 8-N, effective September 30, 2008, as amended and supplemented by the 8-N Series of Orders, with respect to the Haynesville Zone, Reservoir A, and all applicable Statewide Orders.

7. To consider such other matters as may be pertinent.

The Lower Cotton Valley Formation, Reservoir A was defined in Order No. 8-K, effective October 16, 1990.

The Haynesville Zone, Reservoir A was defined in Order No. 8-N, effective September 30, 2008.

Plats are available for inspection in the Office of Conservation in Baton Rouge and Shreveport, Louisiana. http://dnr.louisiana.gov/conshearings All parties having interest therein shall take notice thereof.

BY ORDER OF:

RICHARD P. IEYOUB COMMISSIONER OF CONSERVATION

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July 1, 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 July 17, 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.

July 1, 8 and 15, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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 July 17, 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.

July 1, 8 and 15, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

BOSSIER PRESS-TRIBUNE | WWW.BOSSIERPRESS.COM TOWN OF BENTON DELINQUENT TAX LIST TOWN OF BENTON VS. DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME

BY THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I WILL SELL, AT CIVICSOURCE.COM, WITHIN THE LEGAL HOURS FOR JUDICIAL SALES BEGINNING AT 8:00 O’CLOCK A.M ON THE 4th DAY OF AUGUST, 2020 AND CONTINUING ON EACH SUCCEEDING LEGAL DAY, UNTIL SAID SALES ARE COMPLETED, TAX SALE TITLE TO ALL IMMOVABLE PROPERTY ON WHICH TAXES ARE NOW DUE TO THE TOWN OF BENTON, TO ENFORCE COLLECTION OF TAXES ASSESSED IN THE YEAR 2019 AND PRIOR, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST THEREON FROM JANUARY 1ST IN THE YEAR OF DELINQUENCY, AT THE RATE OF ONE PERCENT (1%) PER MONTH UNTIL PAID AND ALL COSTS. THE NAMES OF SAID TAX DELINQUENT 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:

100428 BLUEFISH PROPERTIES LLC 6550 BENTON RD, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $748.09 LOT 1, LOT 2 AND N 22 FT OF BELLEVUE ST ADJOING SAID LOT, FORREST SUBDV. 100561 CODY INVESTMENTS LLC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $239.62 NE OF LOT 10, ANN BURNS SUBDV., BENTON, BEING 1 A. LESS TRACT IN NE COR. DES. IN VOL. 181378.

100614 ESQUIRE INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC 235 MONTGOMERY LN, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $257.45 1 A SQ IN SE COR OF NE OF NW, LESS R/W & LESS N 75 FT, SEC 29, T 20, R 13, BENTON. 101858 CODY INVESTMENTS 2 LLC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $240.41 60 FT. BY 150 FT. IN NW COR. OF LOT 8, 150 FT. BY 260 FT. IN SW COR. OF LOT 9, ANN BURNS SUBDV., BENTON. 102290 HALL, EDWARD LAYFAYETTE N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $246.86 LOTS 11, 12 ,& 13 , BLK. 12, BENTON. 102840 JANZEN, CARL FREDERICK 1212 ROBERT LN, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $372.56 BEGIN AT NW CORNER OF NE OF SEC 31, THENCE S 947 FT, THENCE E 281.5 FT TO A PT AT THE NW CORNER OF LOT 17 OF OLD BENTON SUBDV, THENCE S 210 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 122 FT, THENCE E 240 FT, THENCE N 122 FT, THENCE W 240 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 31, T 20, R 13. /TR 49-A/ 103070 KENNEDY SAW MILLS INC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $283.06 ALL BLK 4, LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, BLK 11, BENTON. 103072 KENNEDY SAW MILLS INC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $272.30 THAT PART OF SW OF SW, W. OF HWY. 3, LYING INSIDE CITY LIMITS, LESS TRACT DES. IN VOL. 742-567, SEC. 20, T. 20, R. 13. /TR. 6-B1A/ 103174 LANGLEY, AUDREY FRED 1211 LEE ST, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $332.27 LOT 5, MARBLE #4.

103456 BELLA LAGO LLC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.19 PART OF LOTS 1, 2, /88 BY 150 FT. /ANN BURNS SUBDV., BENTON. 103665 BELLA LAGO LLC N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $251.97 LOT 7 & LOT 10 N OF RD, LESS COURTNEY PLACE UNIT 2, BLK C, BENTON. LOT 9, BLK C LYING S OF FIFTH ST, BENTON 104234 CODY INVESTMENT 2 LLC 616 OAK RIDGE DR, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $249.47 LOT 8, BLK 11, BENTON. 104806 STARRET, RENEE R

1205 PALMETTO RD, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $341.33 LOT 10, DOWNS SUBDV. 104920 SMITH, MARY N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $242.25 2 A. ON W. SIDE OF NE OF NW, BEGIN. 417 1/3 FT. N. OF SW COR. OF NE OF NW, RUN N. 417 1/3 FT., E. 208 2/3 FT., S. 417 1/3 FT., W. 208 2/3 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., SEC. 29, T. 20, R. 13./TR 4A/ 105186 TAYLOR, GILLIAN ANN N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $242.25 W 1/2 OF ONE ACRE IN NE CORNER OF LOT 3 OF ARRICK SUBDV OF OLD BENTON IN SEC 32, T 20, R 13. /TR 23-A/ 140974 JOHNSON, CONNELL N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.65 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 217, BRUNSON MHP. MH REG #29901.

156372 EASON, HUEY N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $240.02 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 2, COVINGTON MHP. MH REG #13094.

157364 BARNES, SHELA N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.19 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 6, RICARDO MHP.MH REG #06937.

161916 MALLORY, PAUL N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $242.77 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 104 (4) BRUNSON MHP.MH REG # 24572.

165467 EASON, LARRY N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $240.02 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 7,COVINGTON MHP.MOBILE HOME REG. #16314.

169385 EASON, HUEY P N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $240.94 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 8, COVINGTON MHP.MH REG #13420.

178559 MILANOVICH, CINDY B 26 CEASAR CIR, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $642.39 LOT 13 LOST RIVER ESTATES NORTH #1 178792 BOMBSHELL BOUTIQUE 187 BURT BLVD STE B, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $411.69 MOVEABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED ON LOT 1,T19 R13 S18 178891 AVAILABLE PLUMBING 6382 HWY 3, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $303.80 PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED ON TR 45C SEC 31, T 20, R 13 181430 DELTA MECHANICAL 6550 HWY 3 STE 500, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $338.99 PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED ON LOT 2 FOREEST SUBDV 200268 BUCC TOWN SHAVED ICE 6586 HWY 3, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $277.69 MOVABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT LOT 0014 T20 R13 S29.

200290 REDEUX CONSIGNMENT & ANTIQUES, LLC 5608 HWY 3 STE J, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $292.80 MOVABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT LOT 0001 T19 R13 S18.

200903 BOATNER, TRISTAN N/A, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $249.56 MOBILE HOME LOCATED ON LOT 213 BRUNSON MHP.MH REG #26588.

201052 CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORKS CORPORATION CALAMP WIRELESS NETWORKS CORPORATION BOSSIER PARISH, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.75 MOVEABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY MULTIPLE LOCATIONS 201480 INOGEN, INC BENTON 2 22 24 54, BENTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.31 MEDICAL RENTAL EQP - VARIOUS LOCATIONS

ON THE DAY OF SALE I WILL SELL A TAX SALE TITLE TO SUCH PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY AS EACH TAX 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 INTERESTS OF SAID PROPERTY OF ANY TAX DEBTOR WHICH ANY BIDDER WILL BUY FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE STATUTORY IMPOSITIONS FOR WHICH THE SALE IS MADE, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST, FEES AND COSTS DUE BY

SAID TAX DEBTOR. THE SALE WILL BE WITHOUT APPRAISEMENT, FOR CASH OR OTHER PAYMENT METHODS ACCEPTABLE TO THE TAX COLLECTOR, IN LEGAL TENDER MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE TAX SALE TITLE TO PROPERTY SOLD WILL BE REDEEMABLE AT ANY TIME DURING THE APPLICABLE REDEMPTIVE PERIOD BY PAYING THE PRICE GIVEN, INCLUDING COSTS AND FIVE PERCENT (5%) PENALTY THEREON, WITH INTEREST AT THE RATE OF ONE (1%) PER PERCENT MONTH UNTIL REDEEMED.

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

TOWN OF HAUGHTON DELINQUENT TAX LIST TOWN OF HAUGHTON VS. DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME

BY THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I WILL SELL, AT CIVICSOURCE.COM, WITHIN THE LEGAL HOURS FOR JUDICIAL SALES BEGINNING AT 8:00 O’CLOCK A.M ON THE 4th DAY OF AUGUST, 2020 AND CONTINUING ON EACH SUCCEEDING LEGAL DAY, UNTIL SAID SALES ARE COMPLETED, TAX SALE TITLE TO ALL IMMOVABLE PROPERTY ON WHICH TAXES ARE NOW DUE TO THE TOWN OF HAUGHTON, TO ENFORCE COLLECTION OF TAXES ASSESSED IN THE YEAR 2019 AND PRIOR, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST THEREON FROM JANUARY 1ST IN THE YEAR OF DELINQUENCY, AT THE RATE OF ONE PERCENT (1%) PER MONTH UNTIL PAID AND ALL COSTS. 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:

110945 EASON, BART N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $392.32 LOT 26, FOX CREEK ESTATES. 111150 JAP INVESTMENT LLC N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $366.15 LOT 12, BLK. U & S 1/2 OF FIRST NORTH STREET ADJOINING SAID LOT CLOSED BY ORD. 6 OF 1980, THAT PART OF LOT 1, BLK V, LYING S OF HWY 614 AND THAT PART OF FIRST NORTH ST CLOSED

BY ORD #6 OF 1980 ADJOINING SAID PROPERTY, HAUGHTON.M/H #21929.

111245 GRAY, TANYA DAWN 533 W MCKINLEY AV, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $585.46 BEGIN AT THE SE CORNER OF SEC, RUN N WITH E LINE OF SEC A DISTANCE OF 1984 FT, THENCE W WITH S LINE OF HAUGHTON-RED POINT RD 1831.5 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 0 DEG 30 MIN W 558.5 FT TO N R/W LINE OF I C RR, THENCE SWLY WITH N R/W LINE OF RR 129.7 FT, THENCE N 0 DEG 30 MIN E TO S R/W OF HAUGHTON-RED POINT RD, THENCE ELY 129.5 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 20, T 18, R 11 /TR 24A5/ HAUGHTON 112886 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 531 S ELM ST, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $363.34 S 1/2 OF NW OF SW, W 30 FT OF S 1/2 OF NE OF SW, LESS ROAD AND LESS THE FOLLOWING TRACT: FROM THE INTERSECTION OF THE N LINE OF S 1/2 OF NW OF SW, SEC 28 AND THE E R/W OF HWY 157, RUN S 1 DEG 00 MIN W ALONG SAID R/W 230.65 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 85 DEG 36 MIN 33 SEC E 270 FT, THENCE S 1 DEG 00 MIN W 213.46 FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 27 MIN 50 SEC W 269.07 FT TO E R/W OF HWY 157, THENCE N 1 DEG 00 MIN E ALONG SAID R/W 200 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 28, T 18, R 11, HAUGHTON /TRS 7-B2, 11-B/ 115997 JACOBS, WILLIE D 504 ERWIN ST, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $463.13 LOT 36, MUSGROVE SUBDV. 116433 INVESTORS FUNDING

COR. OF SE OF SE, SEC. 34, THENCE N. 0 DEG. 15 MIN. W.345 FT., THENCE S. 86 DEG. 00 MIN. E. 223.6 FT., THENCE S. 0 DEG. 15 MIN. E. 385 FT., THENCE N. 70 DEG. 45 MIN. W. 110 FT., THENCE N. 81 DEG. 05 MIN. W. 113.8 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., T. 20, R. 13./TRS. 11-D, 11-E, 13-C/ 106021 WILSON, RICHARD LA TOTAL DUE IS: $239.90 BEGIN AT SE COR OF NW OF NE, SEC 29, THENCE W 381 FT, THENCE N 182 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 50 FT, THENCE E 100 FT, THENCE S 50 FT, THENCE W 100 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, T 20, R 13. /TR 3R/ 106348 HINES, RANDY R LA TOTAL DUE IS: $293.45 BEGIN 2053.3 FT, S & 484 FT E OF NW COR OF NE OF NE, SEC 29, THENCE E 242 FT, THENCE S 360 FT, THENCE W 242 FT, THENCEN 360 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, T 21, R 13.

106353 FLEMING, MICHAEL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $243.43 BEGIN AT THE SE COR OF SEC 24, THENCE N 1832.47 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 89 DEG 57 MIN 43 SEC E 825.45 FT TO ELY R/W OF OLD PLAIN DEALING RD, BEING A CURVE TO THE LEFT WITH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 4 DEG 08 MIN 06 SEC AND A RADIUS OF 2880 FT AND LONG 100303 CHORD WHICH BEARS N INVESTORS FUNDING 5 DEG 17 MIN 52 SEC E LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $254.59 207.80 FT, THENCE NELY LOT 14 BLK C, EAST BEN- ALONG R/W 207.85 FT, THENCE S 89 DEG 57 MIN TON SUBDV 43 SEC W 806.26 FT, 100656 THENCE S 206.90 FT TO INVESTORS FUNDING LLC ET AL PT OF BEGIN, ALSO RELA TOTAL DUE IS: $264.82 FERRED TO AS TR 2 OF MINOR PLAT REG 1 AC SQ IN SE COR OF #1212918, SEC 24, T 21, R W1/2 OF NE1/4 OF SE1/4, SEC 19, T 20, R 13, DES IN 14 /TR 4B6/ 106570 VOL 272-555.

POWELL, RONNIE L 101449 REYNOLDS, DEREK ALAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $367.47 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $741.04 W. 90.4 FT. OF LOT 5, BLK. 24, PLAIN DEALING. LOT 24, LINTWIN HILLS. 106708 101606 BROWN, ELMA JEAN DUPONT MORTGAGE THOMPSON AND LOAN OF LA TOTAL DUE IS: $239.90 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $346.77 BEGIN 399.64 FT S OF FROM THE SE COR. OF THE NW CORNER OF THE THE NW OF NE, RUN W 1/2 OF NE 1/4 OF BLK W.581 FT., THENCE N. 50 PLAIN DEALING PLAN232.6 FT. TO PT. OF TATION, THENCE E 109 BEGIN., RUN N. 50 FT., FT, THENCE N 73 FT, THENCE E. 100 FT., THENCE W 109 FT, THENCE S. 50 FT., THENCE W. 100 FT.TO PT. THENCE S 73 FT TO PT OF BEGIN., SEC. 29, T. 20, OF BEGIN, SEC 15, T 22, R 13 /TR 48D3B/ PLAIN R. 13.

DEALING. 102316 106788 HOOTIE PROPERTIES BURTON, MARGARET LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $243.04 LA TOTAL DUE IS: ALL THAT PART OF N 1/2 $7,118.32 LOT 3, LAKE OF NW OF SW, LYING E. RIDGE SUBDV. OF ROCKY MOUNT-RED 102861 LAND PUBLIC ROAD, JENKINS, LESSIE B HALL LESS ROAD R/W & LESS ET AL, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $505.25 TRACTS DES. IN VOLS. BEGIN AT SE COR OF NW 290-336, 324-210, 478-278, AND LESS THE E. 3 OF SE, THENCE N 74FT, ACRES, SEC. 34, T. 22, R. THENCE W 210 FT, THENCE S 74 FT, THENCE 12. /TR. 15-AX/ ON THE DAY OF SALE I E 210 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, 106819 CAFFREY, MADGE S WILL SELL A TAX SALE SEC 29, T 20, R 13 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $247.23 TITLE TO SUCH POR- 103070 TIONS OF THE PROPERTY KENNEDY SAW MILLS INC S 1/2 OF S 1/2 OF N 1/2 AS EACH TAX DEBTOR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $750.66 OF NE OF NE, SEC31, 1/2 WILL POINT OUT AND, IN ALL BLK 4, LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, A IN NW COR OF SW OF NW, SEC 32,T 22, R 13, CASE THE DEBTOR WILL 5, 6, BLK 11, BENTON. 106827 NOT POINT OUT SUFFI- 103072 CIENT PROPERTY, I WILL KENNEDY SAW MILLS INC SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC AT ONCE AND WITHOUT LA TOTAL DUE IS: $672.16 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $381.37 1 1/2 A. IN SW COR. OF FURTHER DELAY SELL THAT PART OF SW OF THE LEAST QUANTITY AS SW, W. OF HWY. 3, LYING SW OF NE, LESS THAT UNDIVIDED INTERESTS INSIDE CITY LIMITS, LESS PART LYING N. & E. OF OF SAID PROPERTY OF TRACT DES. IN VOL. 742- CENTER LINE OF NEGRO RIDGE ROAD, SEC. 28, T. ANY TAX DEBTOR WHICH 567, SEC. 20, T. 20, R.13.

23, R. 13.

ANY BIDDER WILL BUY /TR. 6-B1A/ 106967 FOR THE AMOUNT OF 103276 THE STATUTORY IMPOSI- LINTHECUM, MINNIE OLA CLAY, SALLY C/O ELMA JEAN THOMPTIONS FOR WHICH THE ABRON SALE IS MADE, TO- LA TOTAL DUE IS: $241.34 SON GETHER WITH INTEREST, W. 97 FT. OF E. 194 FT OF LA TOTAL DUE IS: $251.32 LOT 9, BLK A, PURCELL FEES AND COSTS DUE BY THE FOLLOWING:BEGIN SUBDV, PLAIN DEALING. SAID TAX DEBTOR. THE AT THE SE COR. OF NW SALE WILL BE WITHOUT OF NE, THENCEN. 357.45 107265 FITZGERALD, BRANDON APPRAISEMENT, FOR FT., THENCE W. 290.5 FT MARC CASH OR OTHER PAY- TO PT.OF BEGIN., LA TOTAL DUE IS: $440.05 MENT METHODS ACCEPT- THENCE W. 290.5 FT., FROM INTERSECTION OF ABLE TO THE TAX THENCE N. 74.85 FT., N. & S. CENTER LINEOF COLLECTOR, IN LEGAL THENCE E. 290.5 FT., SEC. 10 & THE N. R/W TENDER MONEY OF THE THENCE S. 74.85 FT TO LINE OF ARKANA RD., UNITED STATES, AND THE PT OF BEGIN., SEC.29, T. RUN N. 87 DEG. 30 MIN. TAX SALE TITLE TO 20, R. 13.

W. ALONG SAID R/W 141 PROPERTY SOLD WILL BE 103308 FT. FOR PT. OF BEGIN., REDEEMABLE AT ANY JO MAR DEVELOPMENT THENCE N. 160.54 FT., TIME DURING THE APPLI- LLC CABLE REDEMPTIVE PE- LA TOTAL DUE IS: $606.59 THENCE S. 87 DEG. 30 RIOD BY PAYING THE LOT 41, DOGWOOD PARK MIN. E. 407 FT., THENCE S. 160.54 FT.TO N. R/W PRICE GIVEN, INCLUDING SUBDV UNIT #12.

LINE OF ARKANSAS RD., COSTS AND FIVE PER- 104162 THENCE N. 87 DEG. 30 CENT (5%) PENALTY SAPPHIRE LAND COMMIN. W. ALONG SAID R/W THEREON, WITH INTER- PANY LLC EST AT THE RATE OF ONE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $341.86 407FT. TO PT OF BEGIN., PERCENT (1%) PER LOT 8, BLK. A, EAST BEN- T. 23, R. 13. /TRS.3-E, 3C1/ MONTH UNTIL RE- TON SUBDV. 108011 104289 DEEMED. PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC POPE, WILLIAM LAMAR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $536.21 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $465.62 July 1, 2020 BEGIN 10 CHS. W. OF NE LOT 1, J. E. BURT, JR., Bossier Press-Tribune COR. OF NE OF SUBDV. 3RD FILING. SW,THENCE S. 5 CHS., 105116 “I, Dexter R. Crutchfield THENCE E. 2.5 CHS. PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC (DOC #404343) have apLA TOTAL DUE IS: $649.19 THENCE N. 8.7 CHS., plied for clemency for my THENCE SE 2.7 CHS., LOT 86, HAYMEADOW conviction of armed robTHENCE S. 2.5 CHS. TO SUBDV. UNIT #1. bery. If you have any comPT. OF BEGIN. SITUATED 105755 ments, contact the Board IN E 1/2 OF W 1/2, SEC. PEPAW LLC of Pardons (225-342LA TOTAL DUE IS: $396.87 35, T. 23, R. 13, LESS 5421).”

ROAD R/W. LOT 2, WALMANIEL LAKE 108282 SUBDV. UNIT #1.

June 24, 2020 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 105992 July 1 and 8, 2020 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $271.48 WILLIAMS, STACEY S Bossier Press-Tribune LA TOTAL DUE IS: $839.72 SW OF NW, LESS RD, FRL W PART OF SE OF NW, BEGIN. 220 FT. N. OF SW LLC N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $353.20 BEGIN AT SW CORNER OF SEC 22, RUN E 325 FT, THENCE N 470 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 122 FT TO S LINE OF 1.21 ACRE HANDCOCK TRACT, THENCE E 133.6 FT TO SE CORNER OF HANDCOCK TRACT & W R/W LINE OF RD, THENCE S 34 DEG 54 MIN E WITH RD R/W LINE 149 FT, THENCE W 220 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS TRACT DESC IN VOL 731485, 768-481, SEC 22, T 18, R 11 /TRS 57E2A, 57F2A/ HAUGHTON PG 32 116588 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 14 LLC 399 CAMP ZION RD, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $482.27 BEGIN 1336.7 FT S OF NW COR OF SEC 27, THENCE E 300 FT, THENCE S 150 FT, THENCE W 300 FT TO W LINE OF SEC, THENCE N 150 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 27, T 18, R 11, HAUGHTON. 121020 TAYLOR, LETTAFAYE M 405 CAMP ZION RD, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $450.19 BEGIN AT NW COR OF SW OF NW, RUN S 671.75 FT, THENCE E 660 FT, THENCE N 671.75 FT, THENCE W 660 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS A TRACT CONTG .23 A IN SW COR DES IN VOL 17856, LESS TRACTS DES IN VOLS 419-313, 453-770, SEC 27, T 18, R 11.

121636 WALKER, JAMES WALKER, JAMES N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $354.32 BEGIN AT SE COR OF BLK H, RUN S 60 FT FOR FIRST LOT, THENCE S 60 FT FOR SECOND LOT TO GET PT OF BEGIN, THENCE RUN S 60 FT, THENCE W 120 FT, THENCE N 60 FT, THENCE E 120 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 21, T 18, R 11, HAUGHTON. 149535 MINDEN LAND CO LLC N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $355.73 FROM THE SE COR OF LOT 6, K & S SUBDV AND BEING ON THE N R/W OF W MCKINLEYST AND PT OF BEGIN, RUN N 89 DEG 37 MIN 19 SEC W ALONG SAID R/W 39.56 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID R/W N 00 DEG 13 MIN 45 SEC W 71.22 FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 21 MIN 10 SEC E 12.08 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 02 MIN 00 SEC W 35.02 FT, THENCE N 88 DEG 58 MIN 52 SEC E 29.65 FT, THENCE S 00 DEG 56 MIN 34 SEC W 106.69 FT TO THE N R/W OF W MCKINLEY AND THE PT OF BEGIN, K & S SUBDV. 175529 MALONE, STEPHANIE N/A, HAUGHTON, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $432.44

BOSSIER PARISH SHERIFF DELINQUENT TAX LIST BOSSIER PARISH SHERIFF VS. DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS

BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME

BY THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I WILL SELL, AT CIVICWITHIN SOURCE.COM, THE LEGAL HOURS FOR JUDICIAL SALES BEGINNING AT 8:00 O’CLOCK A.M ON THE 7th DAY OF JULY, 2020 AND CONTINUING ON EACH SUCCEEDING LEGAL DAY, UNTIL SAID SALES ARE COMPLETED, TAX SALE TITLE ALL IMMOVABLE TO PROPERTY ON WHICH TAXES ARE NOW DUE TO THE BOSSIER PARISH SHERIFF, TO ENFORCE COLLECTION OF TAXES ASSESSED IN THE YEAR 2019 AND PRIOR, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST THEREON FROM JANUARY 1ST IN THE YEAR OF DELINQUENCY, AT THE RATE OF ONE PERCENT (1%) PER MONTH UNTIL PAID AND ALL COSTS. THE NAMES OF SAID TAX DELINQUENT 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:

LYING W OF OLD SHREVEPORT ARKANSAS RD, LESS RD R/W, LESS TRS DES IN VOLS 181365, 189-442, 246-142, 246-143, 277-180, 310-313, 317-379, 400-445, 405-859, 406-270, 406-727, 439-534, 442-657, 442-747, 443-600, 461-193, 462-89, 476- 438, 469-578, 469-543, 473-665, 486-474, SEC 3, T 22, R 13 ........ THAT PART OF N 1/2, BLK 20, WITHOUT CITY LIMITS, LESS TRS DES IN VOLS 442-115, 453-37, 465-709, 465-870, 492-7, SEC 10, & THAT PART OF NE, BLK 19, LYING E OF ST L S W R/R, WITHOUT CITY LIMITS, SEC 10, T 22, R 13.

108359 JACKSON, IVIA JEAN C/O NEJIL C JACKSON LA TOTAL DUE IS: $419.73 BEGIN AT SW CORNER OF BLK 41 PLAIN DEALING PLANTATION, THENCE E 1057.71 FT,THENCE N 121.5 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCECONTINUE N 121.5 FT, THENCE E 120 FT, THENCE S 121.5 FT, THENCE W 120 FT TO PTOF BEGIN, SEC 15, T 22, R 13 /TR 42BX6/ PLAIN DEALING. 108421 KEITHVILLE LAND CO LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $253.76 BEGIN 50 FT E OF SW COR OF LOT 29, BELL SUBDV, THENCE E 50 FT, THENCE N 100 FT, THENCE W 50 FT, THENCE S 100 FT TO PT OFBEGIN, BELL SUBDV. /TR 29-C/ 108442 JOHNSON, FRED ET AL, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $255.15 SE OF SW OF NW, SEC. 24, T. 22, R. 13.

108722 LITTLE, JOHNNIE SCOTT C/O BOBBY DUPREE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $338.28 LOTS 3, 4, OF LOT 1 & LOT 1 OF LOT 2, BLK. 37, P. D. 108785 INVESTORS FUNDING LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $265.85 1 3/4 ACS IN SE OF SW IN N PART OF RY & E OF DIRT RD, SEC 22, T 22, R 13. /TR 29 108941 ALLEN, SANG KIM LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,342.25 BEGIN 200 FT N OF INTERSECTION OF E R/W LINE OF HWY 3 WITH N R/W LINE OF PALMTTOST, THENCE N 100 FT, THENCE E 143.6 FT, THENCE S 100 FT, THENCE W 143.6 FT TO PTOF BEGIN, BEING IN BLK 40, P D PLANT. 108989 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $348.43 BEGIN AT NW COR OF SEC 28, THENCE S 371.20 FT, THENCE E 293.37 FT, THENCE N 371.20 FT, THENCE W 293.37 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, T 23, R 13. /TR 1-A/ 109061 MONTGOMERY, JOHN DOUGLAS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $348.43 LOT 146, CARSTARPHEN HEIGHTS. 109159 MCCAULEY, HERBERT LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,770.45 BEGIN AT NW COR. OF NW OF NE, SEC. 28, THENCE S. 396 FT., THENCE E. 275 FT., THENCE N. 396 FT., THENCE W. 275 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., SEC. 28, T. 21, R. 13. /TRS. 19-B, 19-C/

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50 MIN 00 SEC W 1314.37 FT TO THE SW COROF SE OF SE, THENCE N 0 DEG 01 MIN 28 SEC E 320.17 FT TO A PT ON N R/W OF OGLEE RD FOR THE PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 88 DEG 32 MIN 20 SEC W 61.31 FT ALONG SAID R/W, THENCE IN A NLY DIRECTION ALONG SAID FENCE THE NEXT 19 CALLS: THENCE N 6 DEG 03 MIN 58 SEC E 49.85 FT,THENCE N 12 DEG 44 MIN 42 SEC E 59.37 FT, THENCE N 14 DEG 29 MIN 04 SEC E 65.15 FT, THENCE N 4 DEG 40 MIN 07 SEC W26.52 FT, THENCE N 7 DEG 51 MIN 04 SEC E39.87 FT, THENCE N 9 DEG 59 MIN 22 SEC W32.13 FT, THENCE N 0 DEG 06 MIN 49 SEC E114.09 FT, THENCE N 0 DEG 05 MIN 16 SEC E 46.55 FT, THENCE N 5 DEG 14 MIN 21 SECE 103.46 FT, THENCE N 3 DEG 46 MIN 20 SEC E 110 FT, THENCE N 1 DEG 52 MIN 33 SEC E 170.68 FT, THENCE N 2 DEG 07 MIN 13 SEC E 110.79 FT, THENCE N 2 DEG 44 MIN 40 SEC E 177.49 FT, THENCE N 14 DEG 08 MIN 09 SEC E 49.17 FT, THENCE N 3 DEG59 MIN 20 SEC E 79.40 FT, N 14 DEG 52 MIN 34 SEC W 31.01 FT, THENCE N 6 DEG 34MIN 37 SEC E 44.68 FT, THENCE N 23 DEG 16 MIN 38 SEC E 11.74 FT, THENCEN N 44 DEG 57 MIN 51 SEC E 14.10 FT, THENCE N 85 DEG 48 MIN 18 SEC E 23.57 FT , THENCES 58 DEG 57 MIN 13 SEC E 12.24 FT, THENCE S 80 DEG 52 MIN 55 SEC E 42.97 FT, THENCE S 1315.16 FT TO A PT ON NLY R/W OF GLEE RD, THENCE N 88 DEG 32 MIN 20 SEC W 112 FT ALONG SAID R/W TO THE PTOF BEGIN, SEC 1, T 23, R 12. /TR 4-B/ 109607 PEIL REAL ESTATE GRP LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,189.06 BEGIN AT SE COR OF BLK 61, THENCE N 20 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE W 5 FT, THENCEN 121 FT TO S R/W OF RED LAND HWY, THENCE NELY ALONG S R/W LINE 108.3 FT, THENCE S 3 DEG 07 MIN E 170.5 FT TO S LINE OF BLK 96, THENCE W 100 FT TO SW COR OF BLK 96, THENCE S 3 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, BEING IN BLKS 61 & 96, PLAIN DEALING. 109715 TUGGLE, JASON BRADLEY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $278.99 S 165 FT OF N 330 FT OF S 1/2 OF S 1/2 OF NW, LESS R/W, SEC 23, T 22, R 13. /TRS 6-D, 8-D/ 109774 ROOT, J B SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $248.56 BEGIN AT SE COR. OF SE, SEC. 26, THENCE N. 1760 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., THENCE N. 880 FT., THENCE W. 148.5 FT., THENCE S. 880 FT., THENCE E. 148.5 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., T. 23, R. 13.

109780 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $473.16 BEGIN AT SE COR OF SW OF NW, RUN N 8 CHSTHENCE W 2.5 CHS, THENCE S 8 CHS, THENCEE 2.5 CHS TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 35, T 23, R 13/ TR 8-A4/ 109409 109823 INVESTORS FUNDING PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $588.05 PAULINO, FERNANDO SE, BLOCK 26, LESS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $247.68 TRACT 105 FT BY 210 FT, BEGIN AT A PT WHERE BEING TRACT 87 OF ASTHE E R/W LINE OF STL S SESSOR’S BLOCK BOOK, W RY INTERSECTS THE S PLAIN DEALING PLANTALINE OF BLK 49, P D TION. PLANT, THENCE N 18 110037 DEG W ALONG THE E R/W DANCE, CLAUDE A LINE OF R R 880 FT, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $280.80 THENCE E 63.4 FT TO PT BEGIN AT SW COR. OF OF BEGIN OF TRACT NE OF SW, SEC. 2, HEREIN DES, THENCE THENCE E. 333 FT. TO CONTINUE E 75 FT, CENTER OF BLACKTHENCE N 18 DEG W 75 TOPRD., THENCE CONFT, THENCE W 75 FT, TINUE E. 420 FT. FOR PT. THENCE S18 DEG E 75 FT OF BEGIN., THENCE N. TO PT OF BEGIN, BEING 105 FT., THENCE E. 420 110FT E OF CENTER OF FT., THENCE S. 105 FT., ST L S W RY. THENCE W. 420 FT. TO 109411 PT. OF BEGIN., T. 21, R. INVESTORS FUNDING 13.

LLC 110064 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $252.57 INVESTORS FUNDING LOTS 11, 12, BLK B, PURLLC CELL SUBDV, P D LESS A LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.61 LOT OUT OF NW COR, BEGIN 420 FT N OF CENBEING 30 FT E & W BY 50 TER OF SEC 16, RUN E FT N & S. 420 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, 109427 THENCE N 105 FT, POWELL, RONNIE THENCE E 105 FT, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $253.76 THENCE S 105 FT, LOT 3 BLK 34, PLAIN THENCE W 105 FT TO PT DEALING. OF BEGIN, T 22, R 13.

109526 110068 POPE, DOVIE MORGAN INVESTORS FUNDING LA TOTAL DUE IS: $274.68 LLC E 1/2 OF NE OF SW, SEC. LA TOTAL DUE IS: $320.05 4, T. 23, R. 12.

THAT PT OF THE FOL109595 LOWING DES PROP INWALLACE, HORACE SIDEP D: BEGIN AT THE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $243.41 SE COR OF NE, BLK 44, P BEGIN AT SE COR OF D PLANT, RUN N 121 FT SEC, THENCE S 89 DEG FOR PT OF

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BEGIN,THENCE W 360 FT, THENCE N 121 FT, THENCEE 360 FT, THENCE S 121 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 15, T 22, R 13. /TR 81/ 110069 INVESTORS FUNDING LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.61 BEGIN AT THE SE COR OF NE, BLK 44, PD PLANT, RUN N 121 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE W 360 FT, THENCE N 121 FT, THENCEE 360 FT, THENCE S 121 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 15, T. 22, R 13 LESS THAT PT LYING INSIDE PD. 110240 THOMPSON, ELMA JEAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.09 BEGIN. AT SW COR. OF LOT 1, BLK. 38, RUNN. 92 FT., THENCE E. 50 FT., FOR PT. OF BEGIN., THENCE N. 68 FT., THENCE E. 50 FT., THENCE S. 68 FT., THENCE W. 50 FT.,TO PT. OF BEGIN., P. D. 110241 THOMPSON, ELMA JEAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.09 A LOT 28 FT. BY 50 FT. OUT OF NW COR. OFLOT 1, BLK. 38, P. D. 110242 THOMPSON, ELMA JEAN C/O CLARA JACKSON LA TOTAL DUE IS: $330.95 BEGIN 199.82 FT S OF NW COR OF W 1/2 OF NE, BLK 50, THENCE CONTINUE S 126.81 FT,THENCE E 109 FT, THENCE N 126.81 FT, THENCE W 109 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, PLAIN DEALING, /TRS 48-D1, 48-D3A/ 110335 KGM PROPERTIES LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,085.91 NW OF SW OF SE, SEC 30, T 21, R 13. /TR 5-AXY2/ 110410 WALLACE, HORACE JUNIOR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $288.21 BEGIN AT THE PT WHERE THE CENTERLINE OF SPRINGHILL-P.D. HWY INTERSECTS E. LINE OF SW OF NW, THENCE RUN N. 371 FT., THENCE S. 75 DEG. 40 MIN. W. 238 FT., THENCE S. 7 DEG. 20 MIN. E. 398.5 FT. TOCENTERLINE OF SAID HWY. THENCE NELY ALONG SAID CENTERLINE 200 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., SEC. 8, T. 23, R. 11.

110452 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $384.64 2 ACS IN SW COR OF SE OF SE, SEC 5, BEING 417.33 FT N & S BY 208.66 FT, E & W LESS TRACT DES IN VOL 463-424, T 22, R13.

111202 BAILEY, JERID LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,632.57 LOT 17, VICTORY ACRES SUBDV. 111203 BAILEY, JERID LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,015.50 LOT 18, VICTORY ACRES. 111245 GRAY, TANYA DAWN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,386.00 BEGIN AT THE SE CORNER OF SEC, RUN N WITH E LINE OF SEC A DISTANCE OF 1984 FT, THENCE W WITH S LINE OF HAUGHTONREDPOINT RD 1831.5 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 0 DEG 30 MIN W 558.5 FT TO N R/W LINE OF I C RR, THENCE SWLY WITH N R/W LINE OF RR 129.7 FT, THENCE N 0 DEG 30 MIN E TO S R/W OF HAUGHTON-RED POINT RD, THENCE ELY 129.5 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 20, T 18, R 11 /TR 24A5/ HAUGHTON 111481 BEBEE, DOROTHY LEE CORDOVA C/O THOMAS BEBEE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,598.68 COMMENCE AT NW COR. OF SW OF SE, SEC. 27, T. 19, R. 12, RUN E. 656 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., THENCE CONTINUE E. 215 FT., THENCE S. 502 FT. TO R/W LINE OF BELLEVUE-ADNER RD., THENCE SWLY ALONG SAID R/W 239 FT.,THENCE N.604 FT. TO PT.OF BEGIN., LESS TRACT DES. IN VOL. 134571.

111623 RED STICK ACQUISITIONS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,302.97 LOT 106, PECAN GROVE #1 111673 MONTGOMERY, MARK L LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,238.73 LOT 26, PECAN GROVE #1 112107 BRITTIMES, JAMES C/O BRUCE BRITTIMES LA TOTAL DUE IS: $278.26 N 1/2 OF NE OF NE, SEC. 11, T. 20, R. 12. /TR. 1-B/ 112886 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $380.27 • Continued on next page

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S 1/2 OF NW OF SW, W 30 FT OF S 1/2 OF NE OF SW, LESS ROAD AND LESS THE FOLLOWING TRACT: FROM THE INTERSECTION OF THE N LINE OF S 1/2 OF NW OF SW, SEC 28 AND THE E R/W OF HWY 157, RUN S 1 DEG00 MIN W ALONG SAID R/W 230.65 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 85 DEG 36 MIN 33 SEC E 270 FT, THENCE S 1 DEG 00 MIN W 213.46FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 27 MIN 50 SEC W 269.07 FT TO E R/W OF HWY 157, THENCE N 1 DEG 00 MIN E ALONG SAID R/W 200 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 28, T 18, R 11, HAUGHTON /TRS 7-B2, 11-B/ 112990 COLLINS, JETTIE LEE LEWIS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $443.41 S1/2 OF NE OF SE, SEC. 10, T. 20, R. 12./8-A2/ 113467 ARLEN L DAVIS JR & PATRICIA RE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $457.16 LOTS 4 & 5, SHADY PARK SUBDV. #2.

113771 POLAND, CHAD CALVIN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $307.40 BEGIN. 208.71 FT. E. OF NW COR. OF E1/2 OF NE, THENCE RUN E. 208.71 FT., THENCE S. 208.71 FT., THENCE W. 208.71 FT., THENCE N. 208.71 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., SEC. 9, T. 18, R. 11. /TR. 1-D/ 114117 EUBANKS, CHARLES RAY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $277.48 BEGIN. AT NW COR. OF SW OF NW, SEC. 8, THENCE S. 417.4 FT., THENCE E. 490.9 FT.TO PT. OF BEGIN., THENCE E. 135.2 FT., THENCE N. 208.7 FT., THENCE W. 135.2 FT., THENCE S. 208.7 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., LESS A 12 FT. STRIP ACROSS N. SIDE FOR ROAD R/W, T. 18, R. 11.

114159 TUGGLE, JASON BRADLEY ET AL, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $331.84 LOT 33, FERNWOOD ESTATES UNIT #3.

114520 FREE, CHRISTA LA TOTAL DUE IS: $277.48 LOT 11, LESS THE N. 58.5 FT., RESUB. OF EAST CYPRESS LAKE UNIT #1./TR. 11-A/ 114664 MCELHATTEN, RICHARD N LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,986.10 LOT 42, MIMOSA GARDENS SUBDV. UNIT #1.

115103 HANNON, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $700.00 LOT 5, LAMAR HILLS SUBDV. UNIT #1.

115322 HAWKINS, EV C/O JERRY HAWKINS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $526.10 BEGIN 330 FT W OF SE COR OF NE OF NE OF NE, SEC 18, FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE W 198 FT, THENCE N 660 FT, THENCE E 198 FT, THENCE S 660 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESSTRACT DES IN VOL 330-403, T 19, R 11.

115420 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 13 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,041.95 LOT 30, HAUGHTON ACRES UNIT #2.

115713 POE, JEAN B LA TOTAL DUE IS: $369.15 LOT 56, WINNFIELD ACRES, LESS THE WLY .575 ACRES /LOT 56A/ 115757 JKJ HOLDING LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $959.20 LOT 47, PINEY FOREST SUBDV. 115805 PAMELA JANE BARBOUR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $239.80 BEGIN AT SE COR OF LOT 1, DOGWOOD ACRES SUBDV UNIT #2, THENCE N 89 DEG 54 MIN E 692 FT, THENCE N 29 DEG 34 MIN 27 SEC W 132.80 FT, THENCE N 83 DEG 57 MIN 02 SECW 30.31 FT, THENCE N 6 DEG 01 MIN E 19.71 FT, THENCE N 84 DEG 42 MIN 19 SEC W 25.12 FT, THENCE N 2 DEG 27 MIN 21 SECE 44.45 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 43 DEG 16 MIN 49 SEC E 38.53 FT, THENCE N 0DEG 06 MIN E 133.15 FT TO A PT ON THE S R/W LINE OF DOGWOOD DR, THENCE N 88 DEG 37 MIN 19 SEC W 21.10 FT, THENCE S 01 58MIN 03 SEC W 161.81 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 4, T 18, R 12. /TR 12-C2/ 116044 JEANIE LEE ESTATES HOMEOWNERS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $249.89 TRACT A, LESS TR DESC IN VOL 1223-658, LESS AMY LANE PER ORD #3875 REC IN VOL 1281212, LESS LAURA LANE

PER VOL 1304-331 & ORD #3938 REC IN VOL 1307899, JEANIE LEE ESTATES UNIT #2. TRACT A, LESS AMY LANE PER ORD #3875 RECIN VOL 1281-212,LESS LAURA LANE PER ORD #3938 REC IN VOL 1307-899, CORRECTION MAP OF JEANIE LEE ESTATES UNIT #2.

116433 INVESTORS FUNDING LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.10 BEGIN AT SW CORNER OF SEC 22, RUN E 325 FT, THENCE N 470 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 122 FT TO S LINE OF 1.21 ACRE HANDCOCK TRACT, THENCE E 133.6 FT TO SE CORNER OF HANDCOCK TRACT & W R/W LINE OFRD, THENCE S 34 DEG 54 MIN E WITH RD R/WLINE 149 FT, THENCE W 220 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS TRACT DESC IN VOL 731-485, 768-481, SEC 22, T 18, R 11 /TRS 57E2A, 57F2A/ HAUGHTON PG 32 116721 COLLINS, MICHAEL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,254.73 LOTS 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 WINNFIELD ACRESUNIT #3.

116763 STEPHENS, CLAY ALAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $527.96 LOT 12, LESS TRACT DES. IN VOL. 350244,SANDIDGE SUBDV. 117098 JO MAR DEVELOPMENT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $492.76 LOT 35, DOGWOOD PARK SUBDV UNIT #17.

117099 JO MAR DEVELOPMENT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $492.76 LOT 36, DOGWOOD PARK SUBDV UNIT #17.

117427 HOWELL, WILLIE MARLIN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $304.35 LOT 14, EVANGELINE OAKS SUBDV. UNIT #2.

117629 HAWKINS, STEVE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $759.17 LOT 3, ROGERS’ SUBDV. 117854 MONROE, J B C/O VERNICE MONROE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $411.02 BEGIN AT SE COR OF SW OF NW, SEC 32, THENCE W 81.2 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, CONTINUE W 116.5 FT, THENCE N 385.6 FT TO S R/W OF HWY, THENCE N 58 DEG 28 MIN E 36.5 FT, THENCE S 12 DEG 0 MIN E 412.7FT TO PT OF BEGIN /TR 2-C9/ AND BEGIN ATTHE SE COR OF THE SW OF NW, SEC 32, THENCE N 89 DEG 55 MIN 28 SEC W ALONG THE S LINE OF THE SW OF NW 40.38 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 89 DEG 55 MIN 28 SEC W ALONG S LINE OF SW OF NW 40.60 FT,THENCE N 11 DEG 57 MIN 51 SEC W 413.02 FT TO SLY R/W LINE OF LA HWY #527, THENCE N 57 DEG 22 MIN 31 SEC E ALONG SAID SLY R/W LINE 97.50 FT, THENCE S 05 DEG 30 MIN 59 SEC E 458.79 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, T 17, R 11 /TR 2C11B/ 117857 MONROE, WALTER LYLE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $851.98 LOT 28, BELLEVUE ROAD SUBDV. UNIT #4.

118192 JB3 INVESTMENTS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,489.03 LOT 87, TALL TIMBERS SUBDV., UNIT #2.

118335 MCGILL, FLOID M LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,088.80 FROM NW COR. OF NE, RUN S. 2497.3 FT., THENCE E. 1065.19 FT., THENCE S.459.1 FT. FOR PT. OF BEGIN., THENCE E. 105 FT., THENCE S. 5 DEG. 37 MIN. E. 284.1 FT. TO NLY R/W LINE OF HWY. 80, THENCE S. 82 DEG. 10 MIN. W. ALONG SAID R/W 135FT.,THENCE N. 300 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN.,SEC. 8, T. 18 R. 11. /TR. 3-D2/ 118666 SAPPHIRE LAND CO LLC PEOPLE HELPERS LLC, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $783.30 LOT 19, PINEY FOREST SUBDV. 118934 PECK, VICKI GILLENWATER LA TOTAL DUE IS: $636.88 LOT 13, CYPRESS LAKE EAST UNIT #3.

119538 DAILEY MANAGEMENT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,534.51 LOT 7 AND SOUTHERN PORTION OF LOT 8, LYING NEXT TO AND ADJOINING LOT 7 TO THENORTH, FRONTING 60 FT. ON EVANGELINE DR.AND MEASURING 40.62 FT. ON REAR LINE ANDRUNNING BACK THE ENTIRE DEPTH OF LOT 8, EVANGELINE OAKS SUBDV. UNIT #2.

119986 SCOTT, LESTER WILLIAM JR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $771.50 BEGIN 662 FT N OF SW COR OF NW OF NW, RUN N 88 FT, THENCE E 125 FT, THENCE S 88 FT, THENCE W 125 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 9, T 18, R 11 /TR 12-F1/ ....... ANDFROM THE SE COR OF NW OF NW, RUN N 00 DEG 13 MIN 51 SEC W 485.19 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 89 DEG 39 MIN 14 SEC W 747.99 FT TO A PT ON THE POND, THENCE ALONG THE POND THE FOLLOWING: N 48 DEG 40 MIN 15 SEC E 81.72 FT, N 37 DEG 39 MIN 18 SEC E 49.35 FT, N 29 DEG 19 MIN 54 SEC E 55.47 FT, N 52 DEG 20 MIN W 42.95 FT, N 74 DEG 28 MIN 35 SEC W 126.85 FT, N 57 DEG 35 MIN 02 SEC W 80.43 FT, N 67 DEG 13 MIN 41 SEC W 57.66FT, S 61 DEG 08 MIN 01 SEC W 90.52 FT, S30 DEG 57 MIN 13 SEC E 77.46 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID POND S 89 DEG 40 MIN 53 SECW 155.92 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 18 MIN 08 SEC W 88 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 40 MIN 53 SEC E 57 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 16 MIN 08 W100 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 40 MIN 50 SEC E 317.87 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 14 MIN 43 SECW 139.51 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 40 MIN 46 SEC E 514.90 FT, SAID PT BEING S 00 DEG 13 MIN 51 SEC E 330 FT FROM THE NE COR OF NW OF NW OF SEC COR, THENCE S 00 DEG 13 MIN 51 SEC E 503.96 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN, ALSO BEING DESCRIBED AS TR B OF EXHIBIT B IN VOL 1302-751, SEC 9, T 18, R 11. /TRS 12-A4, 12-A5, 12G2B, 12-A3B,12-F2B, 12F3, 12-M2, 12-M3B, 12-M3C/ 120300 SISBS COMPANY INC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $843.72 BEGIN AT SE COR OF SW OF SE, SEC 23, THENCE N 220 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE NWLY 778 FT MORE OR LESS TO A PT ON SELYR/W OF ADNER-BELLEVUE RD, THENCE NELY ALONG SELY R/W OF RD TO NE COR OF SW OF SE THENCE S TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS TR DESCIN VOL 1601-539, T 19, R 12 /TR 24-A/ 120486 HOWELL, JAMES FLEET LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,721.56 BEGIN 1032.84 FT S OF NW COR OF SEC 18, THENCE S 110 FT, THENCE E 1320 FT, THENCE N 110 FT, THENCE W 1320 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, T 16, R 10. /TRS 6-B2, 7-A4B/ 120693 ITHISANDTHAT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $373.11 LOT 6, LESS TRACT DES. IN VOLS. 689-926,689-927, 716-119, 851-587, PINEY WOODS SUBDV. 121020 TAYLOR, LETTAFAYE M LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,129.48 BEGIN AT NW COR OF SW OF NW, RUN S 671.75 FT, THENCE E 660 FT, THENCE N 671.75 FT, THENCE W 660 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS A TRACT CONTG .23 A IN SW COR DES IN VOL 17856, LESS TRACTS DES IN VOLS 419-313, 453-770, SEC 27, T 18, R 11.

121373 TRUMBO, SANDRA F LA TOTAL DUE IS: $277.48 LOT 26, FOXSKIN SUBDV. UNIT #1.

122165 THOMAS, SHERMAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $308.80 LOT 67, REPLAT OF LOTS 61 THRU 67 INCL.,MERRY WOODS #5, LESS TRACT DES. IN VOL. 442-677.

122479 HATFIELD DEVELOPMENT CO LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $594.05 LOT 23, LEE SUBDV. UNIT #1.

122549 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,097.35 THURMAN CHARLES PULLEN III, JEFFREY CRAWFORD PULLEN, WALTER DOWLING PULLEN: 1/6 EACH...BEGIN AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE SW LINE OF HAWN AVE WITH THE SE LINEOF FREESTATE BLVD, THENCE S 48 DEG 35 MIN E ALONG HAWN AVE 150 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, CONTINUE SELY 100 FT, THENCE S 40DEG 14 MIN 50 SEC W 207.25 FT TO PT IN CENTERLINE OF OLD RIVER, THENCE N 51 DEG50 MIN W ALONG OLD RIVER 100.2 FT, THENCE N 40 DEG 14 MIN 50 SEC E 215.8 FTTO PT OF BEGIN, BLK C, FREESTATE PARK DIST #3.

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ADAMS, JAMES LAMONT LA TOTAL DUE IS: $840.18 LOT 132, MEADOWVIEW PARK #2.

122881 KELLY, LESLIE WRIGHT LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,115.20 S. 40 FT. LOT 1, N. 20 FT. LOT 2 RESUB. LOTS 30, 31, 37, 38, 39, CLOVERDALE FARMS. 122923 MONCIER, BENJAMIN S LA TOTAL DUE IS: $993.51 LOT 18, DIXON #2.

123123 HARVILL, COREY DAMON LA TOTAL DUE IS: $3,434.82 LOT 118, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #2.

123381 RICHE, CHARLES BRAD LA TOTAL DUE IS: $707.66 LOT 53, GILBERT PARK #2.

123393 AHRENS, SUZANNE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,615.66 LOT 236, REPLAT OF SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #4.

123765 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 7 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $732.45 W. 4.35 FT. LOT 52, E. 85.65 FT. LOT 53,WHITE PLACE. 124253 BROWNS PROPERTY DEV INC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $271.01 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 89 DEG 55 MIN 18 SECE 151.44 FT, S 73 DEG 26 MIN 23 SEC E 78.91 FT, S 89 DEG 49 MIN 24 SEC E 110.93 FT, S 65 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC E 133.43 FT, N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 30 FT, S 65 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC E 110 FT, N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 140 FT, N 65 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC W 30 FT, N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 102.36 FT TO A PT ON THE SLY LINE OF LOT 21, NORTH GATE VILLAGE #3, THENCE ALONG SAID LOT LINE S 65 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC E 30 FT TO A PT ON THE REAR LINE OF SAID LOT 21, THENCE ALONG REAR LINE OF SAID LOT 21 AND REAR LINE OF LOTS 22, 23, 24 AND 25 OF NORTH GATE V VILLAGE UNIT #3-A, N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 299.30 FT, THENCE N 65 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC W 18 FT TO SE COR OF LOT 13, NORTH GATE VILLAGE #1, THENCE ALONG REARBOUNDARY LINE OF SAID NORTH GATE VILLAGE#1, N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 519.31 FT TO THE NE COR OF LOT 1 OF SAID NORTH GATE VILLAGE UNIT #1, THENCE ALONG THE NLY LINE OF SAID LOT 1, N 44 DEG 22 MIN 15 SEC W 87.84 FT TO A PT ON THE ELY R/WLINE OF WILLIAMSBURG DR, THENCE ALONG SAID ELY R/W LINE THE FOLLOWING: N 24 DEG 37 MIN 27 SEC E 66.12 FT TO PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT (SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 210.12 FT), THENCE ALONG SAID ELY R/W LINE AND CURVE82.91 FT, THENCE ALONG SAID ELY R/W LINEN 47 DEG 13 MIN 59 SEC E 92.62 FT TO PT OF CURVATURE OF CURVE TO THE RIGHT (SAIDCURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 30 FT), THENCE ALONG SAID ELY R/W LINE AND CURVE 47.44 FT TO A PT ON THE SWLY R/W LINE OF LA HWY 185 (NORTH GATE RD), SAID PT ALSO LOCATED ON A CURVE TO THE RIGHT (SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 5679.58 FT), THENCE ALONG SAID SWLY R/W LINE AND CURVE 876.73 FT TO A PT ON THE WLY BOUNDARY LINE OF BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, THENCE ALONG SAID WLY BOUNDARY LINE THE FOLLOWING: S 57 DEG 24 MIN 07 SEC W 73.82 FT, S 70 DEG 14 MIN 40 SEC W178.74 FT, S 61 DEG 17 MIN 16 SEC W 47.38 FT, S 42 DEG 54 MIN 05 SEC W 105.73 FT, S 10 DEG 31 MIN 07 SEC W 129.80 FT, S 04 DEG 39 MIN 12 SEC W 105.26 FT, S 05 DEG 03 MIN 49 SEC E 103.86 FT, S 07 DEG 14 MIN 16 SEC E 262.42 FT, S 17 DEG 19 MIN 19 SEC W 128.22 FT, S 40 DEG 27 MIN 12 SEC W 112.89 FT, S 44 DEG 23 MIN 44 SEC W 161.81 FT, S 54 DEG 49 MIN 44 SEC W 77.32 FT, S 74 DEG 23 MIN 17 SEC W 156.43 FT, S 71 DEG 45 MIN 01 SEC W 96.85 FT, S 65 DEG 12 MIN 05 SEC W 221.36 FT AND S 73 DEG 36 MIN 32 SEC W 62.45 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID WLY BOUNDARY LINE OF BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE RUN W 550.66 FT TO A PT ON THE W LINE OF SEC 35,

THENCE ALONG SAID W LINEN 00 DEG 04 MIN 42 SEC W 915.96 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID W LINE RUN N 89 DEG 55 MIN 18 SEC E 20.02 FT TO PT OF BEGIN,LESS NORTHGATE VILLAGE #8, LESS NORTHGATE VILLAGE #9, LESS NORTHGATE VILLAGE #10, LESS NORTHGATE VILLAGE #11,LESS TR DESC IN VOL 1295-230, LESS NORTHGATE VILLAGE #12, LESS THOSE TRS DESC IN VOL 1349-391, SEC 35, T 18, R 13. /TR 6B2B/ 124543 MCDONELL, JUSTIN SPENCER LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,829.04 LOTS 16 & 17, GOLDEN MEADOWS SUBDV., UNIT #7-B. 124712 JAMES M BROWN BUILDER INC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $252.01 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 OF WHITEHALL DR, THENCE S 50 DEG 32 MIN 57 SEC E 10 FT, THENCE N 39 DEG 27 MIN 03 SEC E 438.69 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 30 MIN 02 SEC W 46.72 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 44 MIN 43 SEC E 570 FT, THENCE S 03 DEG 52 MIN 46 SEC E 910.89 FT TO SLY HIGH BANK OF DRAINAGE DITCH, THENCE ALONG DITCH S 86 DEG 07 MIN 14 SEC W 1029.27 FT TO ELYPROPERTY LINE OF PLANTATION TRACE #1, THENCE ELY ALONG SUBDV LINE N 11 DEG 26 MIN 09 SEC W 139.55 FT, CONTINUE ALONG PROPERTY LINE TO A CURVE TO THE RIGHT 448.93 FT (CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 505.47 FT, DELTA 50 DEG 53 MIN 13 SEC, CHORD BEARING N 14 DEG 00 MIN 28 SEC E 434.32 FT) TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS PLANTATION TRACE #5, SUNFLOWER PLANTATION. /TRS 12-F, PT OF 12-A, PT OF13-A/ AND: BEGIN AT THE SE COR OF LOT 3 PLANTATION TRACE #6-A, SAID PT ALSO BEING LOCATED ON THE CENTERLINE OF MACK’S BAYOU, THENCE ALONG CENTERLINE OFMACK’S BAYOU S 15 DEG 15 MIN 56 SEC E 395.58 FT TO A PT ON THE NLY R/W LINE OFSUNFLOWER RD, THENCE ALONG SAID NLY R/W LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES & DISTANCES: S 79 DEG 10 MIN 54 SEC W 43.76 FT, S 80 DEG 43 MIN 06 SEC W 98.39 FT, S 82 DEG 20 MIN 41 SEC W 99.01 FT, S 83 DEG 02 MIN 38 SEC W 99.43 FT, S 84 DEG 16 MIN 42 SEC W 102.58 FT, S 85 DEG 37 MIN 26 SEC W 352.40 FT & S 86 DEG 03 MIN 54 SECW 983.06 FT TO A PT ON THE ELY PROPERTY LINE OF PLANTATION TRACE SUBDV #1, THENCE ALONG SAID ELY PROPERTY LINE N 11DEG 26 MIN 09 SEC W 384.85 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID ELY PROPERTY LINE RUN N 86 DEG 07 MIN 15 SEC E 1029.27 FT, THENCE N03 DEG 52 MIN 46 SEC W 40 FT TO A PT ON THE SLY PROPERTY LINE OF PLANTATION TRACE #6, THENCE ALONG SAID SLY PROPERTYLINE OF SAID UNIT #6 & PLANTATION TRACE #6-A N 86 DEG 07 MIN 15 SEC E 720.69 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS THAT PART ABANDONEDTO PLANTATION TRACE UNIT #8, SUNFLOWER PLANTATION./TRS 4-C, PT OF 12A, PT OF 13-A/ 124857 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 1 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,347.16 LOT 236, GREENACRES #3.

125331 ALOBADI, MUSLEH LA TOTAL DUE IS: $353.39 BEGIN. AT INTERSECTION OF E. LINE OF LOT2 & SLY R/W LINE OF BARKSDALE BLVD., RUNS. 142 FT., THENCE W. 50 FT., THENCE N. 185.1 FT. OR TO THE SLY R/W OF BARKSDALEBLVD., THENCE RUN IN A SLY DIRECTION ALONG R/W 56.9 FT. TO PT. OF BEGIN., EAST SIDE GARDENS 125713 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,023.97 LOT 17, SWAN LAKE #3.

125744 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $423.14 LOT 14, BLK. O, & S 1/2 OF ADJOINING ALLEY, CUMBERLAND SUBDV. 126249 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $793.28 E 15 FT LOT 2, W 45 FT LOT 3, HALL. 126272

DOXEY, GARY LYNN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $982.07 LOT 4, BLK. 4, BARKSDALE GARD. 126458 GOODWIN, MARY JOYCE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,143.23 LOT 144, SWAN LAKE SUBDV. UNIT #10.

127467 PHAGAN, KENNETH S LA TOTAL DUE IS: $4,489.42 LOT 19, GREENACRES PLACE UNIT #1.

127628 ESTEP, ROBERT LEO LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,765.57 FROM THE INTERSECTION OF THE S R/W OF BENOIST DR & THE E R/W OF BENTON RD, RUNS 1 DEG 12 MIN E ALONG R/W OF BENTON RD 193 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 89 DEG 42 MIN E 36.18 FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 7 MINE 204.09 FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 7 MIN E 169.73 FT, THENCE N 10 DEG 26 MIN E 5.43FT TO SWLY LINE OF LOT 32 NORTHLAND ESTATES SUBDV UNIT #2, THENCE S 52 DEG 11 MIN E 126.55 FT TO NWLY LINE OF LOT 1NORTHLAND ESTATES SUBDV UNIT #1, THENCE S 37 DEG 49 MIN W 91.21 FT TO MOST WLY CORNER OF LOT 1, CONTINUE ALONG WLY LINETO SAID LOT 1, S 15 DEG 14 MIN E 52.52 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 29 MIN W 464.30 FT TO ELY R/W OF HWY 3, THENCE N 1 DEG 12 MIN W ALONG SAID R/W TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS BENOIST BAYOU, AND LESS HIGHWAY, SEC 5, T 18, R 13./TRS 6-J2, 6-J5, 6L/ 127970 BURDETTE, REBECCA ANN THORNTON LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,997.45 LOT 82, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #5.

127999 FLETCHER, SHARON LYNN FINNERTY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $475.09 LOT 24, SUN CITY SUBDV. UNIT #5.

128510 JAP INVESTMENTS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,359.71 LOT 142, SHADY GROVE UNIT #3.

128518 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 4 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $887.03 LOT 2, BLK. 11, BARKSDALE GARDENS. 128860 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC YELLOWBIRD INVESTMENT LLC, LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,249.55 LOT 129 NORTHSIDE ADD. 129392 C & C REPAIRS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $988.49 FROM SW COR OF REPLAT OF SHADY GROVE SUBDV UNIT #1, RUN N 89 DEG 22 MIN E 175.64 FT TO SWLY R/W LINE OF PARKWAY DR, THENCE S 33 DEG 13 MIN E ALONG SAID R/W 250 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, CONTINUE S 33DEG 13 MIN E 100 FT, THENCE S 56 DEG 47 MIN W 148 FT TO NELY R/W LINE OF K C S L.& A R/R, THENCE N 56 DEG 13 MIN W ALONG SAID R/W 100 FT, THENCE N 56 DEG 47 MIN E 148 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, SEC 11, T 17, R 13. /TR. 4-F2/ 129624 HUNTER LAND COMPANY LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,346.14 BEGIN AT INTERSECTION OF W LINE OF SEC 35, T 18, R 13 AND THE NLY R/W OF GAY BLVD, THENCE N 00 DEG 49 MIN 42 SEC W ALONG W LINE OF SEC 35, 962.51 FT TO SW COR OF SEC 26, THENCE ALONG W LINE OF SEC 26 N 00 DEG 49 MIN 42 SEC W 284.43 FT, THENCE N 43 DEG 53 MIN 48 SEC E 373.57 FT TO PT OF INTERSECTION WITH THESWLY R/W OF HWY 185, THENCE ALONG SWLY R/W S 46 DEG 06 MIN 13 SEC E 100 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, CONTINUE ALONG SWLY R/W S 46 DEG 06 MIN 13 SEC E 170 FT TO PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT (SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 30 FT) THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE 47.12 FT, THENCE S 43 DEG 53 MIN 47 SEC W 130 FT, THENCE N 46 DEG 06 MIN 13 SEC 200 FT, THENCE N 43 DEG 53 MIN 47 SEC E 160 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS TR DESC IN VOL 1374-327 SEC 26, T 18, R 13. /TRS 11-F3, 11-C4/ 130585 JACKSON, ALVIN RAY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,731.28 LOT 83, SOUTHGATE ESTATES SUBDV., UNIT #3.

130722 HAYNIE, SAMUEL WESLEY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,324.36 LOT 73, GREENACRES #6.

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131143 JORDAN, WALTER AGUSTUS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,054.36 LOT 22, SWAN LAKE #3.

131225 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,084.77 LOT 124, WALLER 4TH FILING. 131338 CESAR, DORIS JEAN GOODEN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $282.92 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 FT TO S LINE OF LOT 13, THENCE ELY ALONG SAME 150 FT TO BEGIN, ALL IN DILLARD PL, TRACT 36-E OF BLK BK LYING IN N PART OF LOT 15, DILLARD PL, FULLY DES IN VOL 129363 /TRS 36-D, 36-E/ 131637 TRINITYS PLACE LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $765.37 LOT 11, W 1/2 OF LOT 12, BLK. 8, HUNTER. 131870 HEG INVESTMENTS 17 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $298.92 LOT 13, AND 1/2 OF ALLEY ABANDONED BY ORD. #139, BLK. W, CUMBERLAND. 131978 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 2 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $423.14 LOT 5, BLK. FF, CUMBERLAND SUBDV. 132138 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,302.81 LOT 127, COLEMAN PARK #2.

132840 YELLOWBIRD INVESTMENT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,343.39 LOT 39 & W 1/2 OF STREET CLOSED BY ORD. #942, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #3.

132869 WALKER, JAMES ROGER LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,042.98 LOT 39, SWAN LAKE #3.

132989 MEANS, WILLIAM H JR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $766.66 LOT 13, AND E. 10 FT. OF LOT 14, BLK. Y,CUMBERLAND SUBDV, AND S 1/2 OF ALLEY CLOSED BY ORD. NO. 18.

133366 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 15 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,286.33 LOT 10, SWAN LAKE SUBDV. UNIT #8.

133898 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $323.04 BEGIN AT SW COR OF LOT 5, RUN E 49.26 FTTO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE CONTINUE E 120 FT, THENCE N 106.05 FT, THENCE W. 100 FT, THENCE NWLY 20.7 FT, THENCE S 112.50FT TO PT OF BEGIN, EAST SIDE GARDENS /TRS 5-AXY2A, 5-B, 5-F/ 134105 MCFARLIN, BEVERLY MAGILL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,164.62 LOT 8, PECAN PARK SUBDV. #3.

134310 MCNUTT, KATHRYN J MUNN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $926.58 LOT 4, BARKSDALE GARDENS EXTENSION. 134358 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 3 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,266.18 LOT 7, VILLAGE SQUARE WEST UNIT #1A. 134553 ISTHISANDTHAT LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $655.07 LOT D, HEMPERLEY. 134941 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $719.72 W. 81.26 FT. OF LOT 20, EAST SIDE GARDENS. /TRS. 20-C, 20-D1/ 135801 SHINE ON REAL ESTATE LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,356.08 LOTS 3, 4, & W 1/2 OF LOT 5, BLK. I, CUMBERLAND SUBDV. 136307 ROBERTSON, CLASSIE KENSIE C/O BILLIE BRAZLEY LA TOTAL DUE IS: $267.24 N 1/2 OF LOT 48, BLK. F, RESUB. OF PART OF MACKS BAYOU PLANT. 136505 ROSHTO, LINDA JEAN BERRONG LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,100.03 LOT 105, COLEMAN PARK #2.

136623 RUSSELL, KEVIN L LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,201.44 LOT 30, GOLDEN MEADOWS SUBDV. UNIT #3.

136714 SAMUEL, CAROLYN ANN MONROE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,023.95 N. 50 FT. OF LOT 15, BLK. 23, AIRPORT

ANNEX. 136915 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 12 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,678.05 FROM THE SW COR OF LOT 4, RUN E 16 FT TOPT OF BEGIN, THENCE E 153.26 FT TO SW COR OF LOT 5, THENCE E 49.26 FT. THENCE N 112.5 FT, THENCE NWLY 52.60 FT TO A PTON THE E LINE OF LOT 4 BEING 130 FT N OFTHE SE COR OF LOT 4, THENCE W PARALLEL TO THE S LINE OF LOT 4, 153.26 FT, THENCE S 130 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, EAST SIDE GARDENS 137074 HESTER, ADRON K LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,704.61 LOT 199, SHADY GROVE #3.

137463 FORTUNA, ULYSSES LA TOTAL DUE IS: $903.51 NLY 1/2 OF LOT 40, WHITE PLACE SUBDV. 137532 SMITH, EARL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $595.54 LOT 24, BLK. B, WILLIAMINE PL. 137538 CODY INVESTMENTS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $904.81 LOT 7, LESS S. 25 FT., RESUB. OF LOT 17,FERTILE GARDENS UNIT 2.

138411 KENDRICK, MARION RONNIE JR LA TOTAL DUE IS: $734.96 LOT 62, SHADY GROVE SUBDV. UNIT #6.

138460 L & A REAL ESTATE CO LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $429.47 LOT G, RAINS & MACKEY. 138942 GGG INVESTING GROUP WITH UNION LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,017.62 LOT 5, BLK. 14, AIRPORT ANNEX. 139369 WHITE OAK TITLE LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $767.92 LOT 62, GLASSELL. 139434 FORTUNA, ULYSSES LA TOTAL DUE IS: $362.25 SLY 1/2 OF LOT 40, WHITE PLACE SUBDV. 139675 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC 6 LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,821.27 LOT 113, COLEMAN PARK #2.

139690 BAGLEY, KAREN STEWART LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,449.87 LOT 12-A AND W. 3.5 FT. OF LOT 11-A, VILLAGE SQUARE WEST PHASE II-A REPLAT. 139757 WATLY MARKETING LC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,747.69 LOT 51, SOUTHGATE ESTATES SUBDV. UNIT #1.

140022 ABIGAIL LAND HOLDINGS 14 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $835.13 LOT 24, REPLAT OF SUNSET SQUARE UNIT #1.

140241 WILLHITE, MICHELLE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $895.92 LOT 32, WALLER 5TH FILING. 140315 WILLIAMS, LEANA C/O JOHN H WILLIAMS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $240.40 LOTS 6, 7, NELLIE. 140815 PAIR OF DIAMONDS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $467.47 LOT 18, MODICA. 147520 MASTER VISIONS & BODY ENERGY L KING, LEONARD LA TOTAL DUE IS: $254.56 LOT 5, E 1/2 OF LOT 4, BLK. D, RESUB. OFLOTS 5, 6, 7, S 1/2 OF LOT 8, MACKS BAYOU PLANT. 149535 MINDEN LAND CO LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $271.99 FROM THE SE COR OF LOT 6, K & S SUBDV AND BEING ON THE N R/W OF W MCKINLEY STAND PT OF BEGIN, RUN N 89 DEG 37 MIN 19 SEC W ALONG SAID R/W 39.56 FT, THENCE LEAVING SAID R/W N 00 DEG 13 MIN 45 SEC W 71.22 FT, THENCE S 88 DEG 21 MIN 10 SEC E 12.08 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 02 MIN 00 SEC W 35.02 FT, THENCE N 88 DEG 58 MIN 52 SEC E 29.65 FT, THENCE S 00 DEG 56 MIN 34 SEC W 106.69 FT TO THE N R/W OF W MCKINLEY AND THE PT OF BEGIN, K & SSUBDV. 151705 J-W OPERATING COMPANY C/O MERIT ADVISORS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $338.75 BEGIN AT SE COR OF SEC 27, THENCE N 89 DEG 36 MIN 55 SEC W WITH THE S LINE OF SAID SEC 748.84 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 23 MIN 05 SEC 865.91 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN,THENCE S 88 DEG 59 MIN 56 SEC W 300 FT, THENCE N 00 DEG 39 MIN 47 SEC E 270.11 FT, THENCE N 88

DEG 59 MIN 56 SEC E 300 FT, THENCE S 00 DEG 39 MIN 47 SEC W 270.11 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN, SEC 27, T 17, R 11./TR 7C2/ 151982 MCDONALD, LORI WINGARD LA TOTAL DUE IS: $3,945.67 LOT 3 , STONEBRIDGE SUBDIVISION PHASE II, UNIT V. 153695 JEMICO #1 LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $404.60 E 50 FT OF LOT 52, WHITE PLACE 153709 LAMBARD, LUKE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $572.89 BEGIN AT THE SWLY COR OF LOT 51, SAID PTLYING ALONG THE NLY R/W OF WOODLAKE DR, THENCE N 43 DEG 25 MIN 01 SEC E ALONG SAID NLY R/W 9.85 FT TO A PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE RT, SAID CURVE HAVING A RADIUSOF 452.61 FT(CHORD BEARING N 46 DEG 00 MIN 14 SEC E 40.86 FT) THENCE ALONG SAID CURVE AND R/W AN ARC DISTANCE OF 40.87 FT TO PT OF BEGIN,THENCE LEAVING SAID R/W N 40 DEG 47 MIN 08 SEC W 319.17 FT TO THE NLY LINE OF LOT 51, THENCE ALONG NLY LINE THE FOLLOWING COURSES AND DISTANCES: N 35 DEG 08 MIN 29 SEC E 37.48 FT, N 36 DEG 02 MIN 28 SEC E 50.34 FT TO THE NELY COROF LOT 51, THENCE S 34 DEG 59 MIN 17 SECE ALONG ELY LINE OF LOT 51, 343.80 FT TOTHE SELY COR OF LOT 51, SAID PT LYING ONTHE NLY R/W OF WOODLAKE DR, THENCE ALONGSAID R/W ALONG A CURVE TO THE LEFT, SAIDCURVE HAVING A RADIUS OF 452.61 FT(CHORDBEARING S 51 DEG 48 MIN 04 SEC W 50.69 FT) AN ARC OF 50.72 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, WOODLAKE SUBDV UNIT 1 159063 BAYVIEW LOAN SERVICING LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,608.36 UNIT 71, BLDG 14, CARRIAGE QUARTERS AT GREENACRES PLACE AND .730% IN COMMON ELEMENT. 160723 MITCHELL, JOHN CARL C/O BRETT MITCHELL LA TOTAL DUE IS: $375.00 LOT 11, BLK 18, AIRPORT ANNEX. 161113 GILES, DARREN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $250.08 LOT 132, LESS THAT PART ABANDONED TO DOGWOOD SOUTH #7-A, CORR PLAT DOGWOOD SOUTH #7 161696 SEAN KENDALL INVESTMENTS LA TOTAL DUE IS: $255.77 FROM NW COR OF LOT D, RUN S 7.5 FT FOR PT OF BEGIN, THENCE E 177.92 FT, THENCE S 10.35 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 12 MIN W 86.24 FT, THENCE N 1.8 FT, THENCE N 88 DEG 15 MIN W 91.71 FT, THENCE N 4.5 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, RESUB OF PECAN ACRES 162176 RICO, ANTONIO RUIZ LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,143.97 LOT 52, GRAY DUCK SUBDV. 166242 CRAIG, WAYNE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $285.59 LOT 2 CRAIG’S ESTATE UNIT 1.

166412 KRAMER, WILLIAM JOSEPH LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,295.16 LOT 272 SAVANNAH PLACE #6 167474 PEOPLE HELPERS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $621.88 FROM THE COMMON COR OF SEC 5, 6, 7 & 8, THENCE N 0 DEG 27 MIN 25 SEC W ALONG THE LINE COMMON TO SECS 5 & 6 602.40 FT,THENCE E 455.24 FT TO THE PT OF BEGIN, THENCE S 84 DEG 19 MIN 30 SEC E 60 FT TOTHE PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVING THE FOLLOWING DATA: DELTA = 90 DEG 00 MIN 00 SEC, RADIUS = 20 FT, THENCE NELY ALONG SAID CURVE 31.42 FT, THENCE S 84 DEG 19 MIN 30 SEC E ALONG THE SLY R/W LINE OF A FUTURE 60 FT DEDICATION 310.98 FT TO THE PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE RIGHT HAVINGTHE FOLLOWING DATA: DELTA = 90 DEG 00 MIN 00 SEC, RADIUS= 20.00 FT, THENCE SWLY ALONG SAID CURVE 31.42 FT, THENCE S5 DEG 40 MIN 30 SEC W ALONG SAID WLY R/WLINE OF A FUTURE 60 FT ROAD DEDI• Continued on next page

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CATION 90.07 FT, THENCE N 84 DEG 22 MIN 33 SEC W 350.98 FT, THENCE N 5 DEG 40 MIN 30 SEC E ALONG THE ELY R/W LINE OF A FUTURE60 FT ROAD DEDICATION 90.38 FT, THENCE N 84 DEG 19 MIN 30 SEC W 60 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE N 5 DEG 40 MIN 30 SEC E ALONG WLY R/W LINE OF FUTURE 60 FT ROAD 50.0 FT, THENCE N 84 DEG 19 MIN 30 SEC W70.0 FT, THENCE S 5 DEG 40 MIN 30 SEC W 194.32 FT TO THE PT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING THE FOLLOWING DATA: DELTA = 90 DEG 00 MIN 00 SEC, RADIUS = 70.0 FT, THENCE NELY ALONG SAIDCURVE 109.96 FT, THENCE N 5 DEG 40 MIN 30 SEC E 74.32 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, LESS TR DESC IN VOL 1430-525, SEC 5, T 19, R 13 /TRS 2F4B2/ 168116 LINTON ROAD CO LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $528.87 LOT 10 BRIDGEWATER BAY #2 170473 SHED ROAD AUTO PARTS INC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,185.17 LOT 2 OLIPHINT SUBDV 172089 OROZCO, EDGAR IVAN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $298.92 LOT 2, WHITE PLACE SUBDV #1B 173230 FLANAGAN, BRANSTON LA TOTAL DUE IS: $2,466.07 LOT 407 DOGWOOD SOUTH #14 173603 R & D HOMES LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $4,326.28 LOT 120 THE COLONY #5 175007 BLACK, JAMES ADAM LA TOTAL DUE IS: $382.19 LOT 9-B, DOE LANE ESTATES #2 176654 LPACS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.45 LOT 1003 HIDDEN TRACE SUBDV 176960 LPACS LLC LA TOTAL DUE IS: $238.45 LOT 1001 HIDDEN TRACE SUBDV 180684 SITH, ROBERT LEE LA TOTAL DUE IS: $1,600.77 LOT 203 KINGSTON PLANTATION #5, CORR PLA 202687 FLEMING, KIMERLY ANN LA TOTAL DUE IS: $241.35 BEGIN AT THE SE COR OF SEC 24, THENCE N 1576.36 FT TO PT OF BEGIN, THENCE E 379.43 FT, THENCE N 146.04 FT, THENCE N 89 DEG 58 MIN 56 SEC W 462.30 FT TO ELY R/W OF OLD PLAIN DEALING RD, BEING A CURVE TO THE LEFT HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLEOF 2 DEG 12 MIN 00 SEC AND A RADIUS OF 2880 FT AND LONG CHORD N 8 DEG 27 MIN 55SEC E 110.58 FT, THENCE NELY ALONG R/W 110.58 FT, THENCE S 89 DEG 57 MIN 43 SECW 825.45 FT, THENCE S 256.11 FT TO PT OFBEGIN, ALSO REFERRED TO AS TR 1 OF MINORPLAT REG #1212918, SEC 24, T 21, R 14 /TR 4B6C/

ON THE DAY OF SALE I WILL SELL A TAX SALE TITLE TO SUCH PORTIONS OF THE PROPERTY AS EACH TAX 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 INTERESTS OF SAID PROPERTY OF ANY TAX DEBTOR WHICH ANY BIDDER WILL BUY FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE STATUTORY IMPOSITIONS FOR WHICH THE SALE IS MADE, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST, FEES AND COSTS DUE BY SAID TAX DEBTOR. THE SALE WILL BE WITHOUT APPRAISEMENT, FOR CASH OR OTHER PAYMENT METHODS ACCEPTABLE TO THE TAX COLLECTOR, IN LEGAL TENDER MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES, AND THE TAX SALE TITLE TO PROPERTY SOLD WILL BE REDEEMABLE AT ANY TIME DURING THE APPLICABLE REDEMPTIVE PERIOD BY PAYING THE PRICE GIVEN, INCLUDING COSTS AND FIVE PERCENT (5%) PENALTY THEREON, WITH INTEREST AT THE RATE OF ONE PERCENT (1%) PER MONTH UNTIL REDEEMED. July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE is hereby given that the Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commissionwill hold a public hearing on Monday, July 13, 2020, at 2:00 p.m. in the City Council Chambers of Bossier City Hall, 620 Benton Road, Bossier City, Louisiana, for the purpose of considering the following amendments to Ordinance 133 of 2018 of the City of Bossier City and Ordinance 4705 of 2018 of the Parish Code of Bossier Parish:

A Public Hearing for the following:

The application of Jeremy Hawthorne, Knight Owl Properties, LLC, for a Conditional Use Approval for the sale of high and low content alcohol for on premise consumption at a bar located at 905 Barksdale Boulevard, Bossier City, Louisiana. (northeast corner of Barksdale Blvd. and Watson St.)

The application of Mark Rodgers, Bayou Axe Co., for a Conditional Use Approval for the sale of high content alcohol for on premise consumption at a bar located at 509 Barksdale Boulevard, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application of Ed Gaiennie, TPBC, LLC for a Preliminary Plat, Estates at the Preserve, Unit No. 4, a Planned Unit Development, being 1.968 acres more or less located in Section 24, T17N, R13W, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application Ed Gaiennie, TPBC, LLC for a Preliminary Plat, Enclave at the Preserve, Unit No. 3, a Planned Unit Development, being 1.201 acres more or less located in Section 24, T17N, R13W, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application Ed Gaiennie, TPBC, LLC for a Preliminary Plat, Retreat at the Preserve, Unit No. 5, a Planned Unit Development, being 6.918 acres more or less located in Section 24, T17N, R13W, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application of Ben Metoyer, KEM Texas, for an Off Premise Sign Review located at 3802 Kilpatrick Drive, Bossier City, Louisiana. (southeast corner of Industrial Drive and Kilpatrick Dr.)

The application of Travis Sturdivant, Raley and Associates, for a Minor Plat, Zone Facilities located in Section 22, Township 18 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana. (southwest corner of Old Shed Rd. and Old Minden Rd. North)

The application of Tim Huck, HAH Investments, for a Preliminary Plat, Golden Meadows Village, Unit No. 2, 1.65 acres, more or less, located in Section 24, Township 17 North, Range 13 West, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application of Aramis Sa Ferreira, Auto Hail Repair USA, for a Temporary Use Approval located at 2369 Airline Drive, Bossier City, Louisiana.

The application of Drew Martin, Cypress Express Lube, for an Amended Planned Unit Development, located in Section 21, Township 19 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.

The application of Ronald and Cassandra Walker for a Preliminary Plat, Walker Estates, 6.599 acres more or less, located in Section 27, Township 19 North, Range 13 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.

The application of Mark Logan, J-Lo Builder Development LLC, for a Preliminary Plat, Dogwood South Subdivision, Unit No. 21, 7.267 acres more or less, located in Section 9, Township 18 North, Range 12 West, Bossier Parish, Louisiana.

Art Schuldt, Chairman Bossier City-Parish Metropolitan Planning Commission

July 1, 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 July 17, 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.

July 1, 8 and 15, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

PUBLIC NOTICE

In accordance with Act 504 of 1980 and amended in 1984 the Bossier Parish Clerk of Court adopted and implemented amendments to the 2019-2020 Budget. A copy of said amended budget is available in room 335, Bossier Parish Courthouse, Benton, Louisiana.

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

Jill M. Sessions Clerk of Court Bossier Parish

NOTICE SEALED BIDS will be received by the Town of Plain Dealing until the hour of 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 14, 2020, at the Leon Sanders Municipal Complex, 205 West Palmetto Avenue, Plain Dealing, LA, for sale of the following surplus property: 2006 Ford E450 Ambulance, VIN#1FDXE45PX6HA72360 Minimum bid acceptable: $2,000.00 The vehicle is being sold as is with no warranty or guarantee stated or implied, and may be seen at 205 West Palmetto Avenue, Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., and Friday 8:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

Bid envelope must be clearly marked: BID 2006 Ford E450 Ambulance Bids will be opened and read aloud at 6:00 p.m. on July 14, 2020, at the Plain Dealing Town Council Meeting, 205 West Palmetto Avenue, Plain Dealing, LA. The Town of Plain Dealing reserves the right to reject any and all bids.

June 17 and 24, 2020 July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

PUBLIC NOTICE

WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020

On Wednesday, June 24, 2020, the Bossier Sheriff’s Office conducted a public hearing to present the 2020-21 operating budget for the General Fund. The 2020-21 operating budget was adopted as presented. In addition, the 2019-20 operating budget will be amended to the actual revenue and expenditures as presented to the external auditors.

Julian C. Whittington, Sheriff

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Receptionist in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Office, 204 Burt Boulevard, 1st Floor / P.O. BOX 70, Benton, LA 71006, until the hour of 2:00 p.m. , (CST), Monday, July 6, 2020, at which time bids will be publicly opened and read aloud in the Bossier Parish Police Jury Meeting Room for one (1) New 2020 Tandem Diesel Truck for Low Boy Application.

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.

The Bossier Parish Police Jury reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids for just cause.

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

June 17 and 24, 2020 July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

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PHH Mortgage Corp. vs.

Andrew Jordan McNeil and Kayla Nicole West, Docket No. 161,897, 26th Judicial District Court, Bossier Parish,Louisiana. Please take notice that Andrew Jordan McNeil and Kayla Nicole West have been named as a defendants in the above styled cause of action, and anyone knowing her whereabouts, or the whereabouts of the administrator or executor of the same, should contact Douglas M. Stinson at Stinson Law Firm, LLC, P.O. Box 545, Benton, LA 71006, or at (318) 9655002.

July 1, 2020 Bossier Press-Tribune

REMEMBER -

SCHOOL ZONES ARE HANDS FREE!

20 WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020

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Zach Cryer Wins State Student of the Year Submitted By Sonja Bailes

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Bossier Schools Public Relations Liaison

Waiting on the announcement.

All thumbs up.

ossier Schools can lay claim to having the top middle school student in the state.

Zach Cryer has been named the 2020 State Middle School Student of the Year by the Louisiana Department of Education.

Zach was an 8th grader at Benton Middle School in 201920 when he was named Bossier Schools' District Middle School Student of the Year. He then won the Region 1 Middle School Student of the Year honor and advanced to the state competition, before winning the distinguished honor.

An interesting tidbit is this is a repeat for Cryer, who was the Louisiana Elementary Student of the Year when he was a 5th grader at Kingston Elementary.

Cryer has maintained a 4.0 GPA throughout his time in school, scored Advanced on his most recent state assessments and has already earned a 28 on the ACT. He credits his role as president of the Student Government Association with opening doors to better serve and lead in the community.

The state winner’s other leadership roles include class spokesperson, cyber patriot team leader, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Student Leader and robotics team captain. Cryer is active in athletics and in the community, having organized a neighborhood collection drive for Operation Christmas Child.

The surprise announcement was made June 23 on a statewide video call with the Department of Education. Surrounded by his family and sporting a snappy purple tie as a nod to his school colors, Cryer’s excitement was priceless when he learned he would represent his home state as Middle School Student of the Year.

Bossier Schools congratulates Cryer on receiving this top honor and being recognized as the best of the best.

Courtesy Photos

Celebrating with his family.

Cryer's excitement was priceless.