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Ruby Brown HawkinsRuby Brown Hawkins entered into eternal rest on June 30, 2019 at the age of 79. Survived by her daugh-ters, Gwendolyn (Richard) Williams and Jacqueline Young; sons, Michael Haw-kins, Eric (Tina) Haw-kins and Mark (Deedy) Hawkins; sisters, Geraldine Brown and Bettye Smith; 9 grandchildren. Preceded in death by her husband, Earl J. Hawkins; son, Earl F. Hawkins; grandson, Mi-chael Williams Hawkins; parents; 2 sisters; 3 broth-ers. Visitation Friday, July 5, 2019 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm, Hall Davis and Son of Port Allen, 1160 Louisiana Avenue, Port Allen, LA. Visitation continued Sat-urday, July 6, 2019 9:00 am until religious service at 11:00 am, Shiloh Mission-ary Baptist Church, 950 7th Street, Port Allen, LA. Reverend Dr. Raymond Allen, officiating. Inter-ment Immaculate Heart of Mary Cemetery, Maring-ouin, LA. Services entrust-ed to Hall Davis and Son. www.halldavisandson.com.

Ray James Savoy Sr.Ray James Savoy Sr. passed away on Friday, July 5,

2019, at his home in Plaquemine at the age of 80 with his loving wife and caregiver by his side. Ray was a native of White Cas-tle and resident of Plaque-mine. Ray was a retired foreman from the Chemi-cal Industry after 37 years of service. Visiting was at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church on Tues-day, July 9th, 10 a.m. until Mass of Christian Burial at 12 p.m., celebrated by Rev. Matt Lorrain. Burial was in Grace Memorial Park. Ray is survived by his wife of 36 years, Cynthia “Cindy” Martinez Savoy of Plaque-mine; three children, Sha-nette Curry and husband Charles of Baton Rouge, Robin Daigle and husband Danny of Addis, and Ray Savoy Jr. and wife Donna of Addis; three stepchildren whom he treated as his own, Rhett Vaughn, Rory Vaughn and wife Darla, and Rachel King and hus-band Jason all of Plaque-mine; twelve grandchil-dren, Christopher, Brent Jr., Tabitha, Shawn, Devin, Jordan, Paige, Rory Jr., Shelby, Kaylee, Emma and Ethan; two great-grand-children; two brothers, Felix “Sonny” Savoy and

wife Mabel of Gonzales, Clifton “Pecou” Savoy and wife Darlene of White Castle; and a special cousin he was very close to Clifton Landry and wife Juanita. Ray was preceded in death by his parents, Edmond and Bernice Landry Savoy; brother, Roy J. Savoy; sister, Joyce Savoy Griffin; son, Edmond Joseph Savoy. Roy was a member of Bayou Goula Hunting Club for many years. Pallbear-ers were Shawn, Keith, Devin, Ethan, Rory John and Blayne. Ray was an avid hunter and gardener. The family would like to thank Beate Pellet, Cyn-thia Melancon, Martha George, Camila Wiltcher, Christina and very special friend, Fran Legrendre. Memorial donations may be made to the Parkinson’s Foundation. Please share memories at www.wilbert-services.com.

Sylvia Rome HaydelSylvia Rome Haydel passed away peacefully at Iberville Oaks surrounded by her family on Sunday, July 7, 2019 at the age of 80. She was a retired manager from WBR School Food Services; resident of Addis

and native of Plaquemine, La. Visiting will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Brusly on Thurs-day, July 11, 2019 from 10am until Mass of Chris-tian Burial at 12pm, cele-brated by Father Matt Lor-rain. Interment will follow in the Church Cemetery. She is survived by her chil-dren, Lori Waldrop, Rita Ourso and husband L.J., and Claude “Joey” Joseph Haydel, III and wife Beth; grandchildren, Jill Waldrop Ackman, Casey Waldrop Emory, Danny Waldrop, Jr., Melissa Ourso Bayham, Taryn Ourso, Erik, Beau, Jacob and Kayla Haydel; six great grandchildren; and sister, Sheri Morales and husband Jimmy. Preceded in death by her husband, Claude J. Haydel, Jr; parents, Lovincy and Rita Smith Rome; sister, Caro-lyn “Catty” Tullier; brother, L.A. “Sonny” Rome, Jr; and step brother, Ned Bourg. Special thanks to Sheri, Barbara and Karen for their loving care while she was still home. Also special thanks to the staff and residents at Iberville Oaks for their loving care. Please share memories online at www.wilbertservices.com.

Joseph BanksJoseph entered into eternal rest on June 29, 2019 at the age of 88. He was a native of New Roads, LA and resident of Central, LA. Survived by his daughter, Josie B. Washington; sons, Jimmie Gaines, Harold Gaines, Ernie Banks and Lawrence Banks; 16 grand-children. Preceded in death by his parents, Major and Rosa Banks; wife, Dorothy Gaines Banks; son, Roland Gaines and grandson, Darion Banks. Services entrusted to Hall Davis and Son. Visitation Friday, July 5, 2019 8:00 am until reli-gious service at 10:00 am, Greater New Guide Baptist Church, 3445 Fairfields Ave., Baton Rouge, LA. Pastor Isaiah J. Webster of-ficiating. Masonic Rites by Southdown Lodge #230 at 9:30 am. Interment Gree-noaks Memorial Park.

Temell “Tornado” DunnTemell “Tornado” Dunn entered into eternal rest on June 23, 2019 at the age of 33. He was a Diesel Mechanic. Survived by his parents, Oliver and Viola Dunn; sisters, Keisha Dunn and Denise London; brothers, John, Donald,

Dedrick and Deontyne. Services entrusted to Hall Davis and Son. Visitation Saturday, July 6, 2019 8:00 am until religious service at 10:00 am, Hall’s Celebra-tion Center, 9348 Scenic Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA. Reverend Michael Joseph, officiating. Interment St. Alma Cemetery, Lakeland, LA.

Cellarsten A. MintonCellarsten entered into eternal rest on June 26, 2019 at the age of 86. Survived by her daughter, Jacqueline Knox Johnson; sons, Ronald Knox and Donald Knox; sisters, Elizabeth Cooley and Lillie Mae Peterson; brothers, Samuel Allen and Isaac Allen; 11 grandchildren and 1 Fur baby, Bleu Chanel Ivory. Visitation Saturday, July 6, 2019 1:00 pm until religious service at 2:00 pm, Hall’s Celebra-tion Center, 9348 Scenic Hwy., Baton Rouge, LA. Reverend Chester Self, offi-ciating. Interment Lady of Knight Cemetery. Services entrusted to Hall Davis and Son.

West Baton Rouge Deten-tion Center

Arrest ReportWeek of June 24, 2019 –

June 30, 2019 Harry Asberry, 58, 1075 Avenue C, Port Allen, LA, bench warrant

Megan Sanchez, 26, 1590 Court St, Port Allen, LA, theft, bench warrants 3cts

Marcus McCoy, 34, 1262 Aster St, Baton Rouge, LA, bench warrant

Catherine Binder, 31, 16766 Webster St, Baton Rouge, LA, fugitive BRPD

Deahn Harris, 51, 7180 S. River Rd, Addis, LA, felony

theft 3cts

Tara Barbier, 51, address unknown, theft, bench warrants 2cts

Victor Shabana, 45, 126 Marquette Dr, Baton Rouge, LA, theft of goods

Jessie Patton, 44, 669 Lou-isa St, Baton Rouge, LA, fugitive EBRSO

James Guillot, 50, 35150 Hwy 3001, White Castle, LA, DWI 1st, improper lane usage

Zachary Traylor, 25, 60120 Lafourche St, Plaquemine, LA, DWI 1st, stop sign violation, traveling wrong way on one way

Michael Watkins, 27, 29960 E. Social St, Living-ston, LA, possession of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia

Edwin Franklin, 37, 1150 Clayton St, Baton Rouge, LA, bench warrant

Damarcus Ray, 26, 719 Court St, Port Allen, LA, bench warrant

Kintel Brown, 250 N. 14TH St, Port Allen, LA, disturbing the peace, prin-cipal to 1st degree murder

Rodney Johnson, 50, 7180 S. River Rd, Addis, LA, theft 2cts, principal to felony theft, bench warrant, remanded by surety

Darrion Harrison, 19, 250 N. 14TH St, Port Allen, LA, principal to 1st degree murder, possession of mar-ijuana, bench warrant

Kobe Derozan, 18, 6142 Cyrus Ave, Baton Rouge, LA, bench warrant

Jasmine Pierce, 27, 1544 Louisiana Ave, Port Allen, LA, possession of marijua-na, illegal possession of a stolen firearm

Anthony Young, 30, 1218 Rev. Manuel Lane, Port Allen, LA, bench warrant

Travion Profet, 25, address unknown, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon

Brice Doyle, 35, 934 Avenue B, Port Allen, LA, bench warrant, possession of schedule I CDS, posses-sion of codeine

Mark Melerine, 45, 7786 Park St, Ventress, LA, illegal possession of stolen firearms, possession of a firearm by a convicted fel-on, bench warrants 3cts

Lionel Odom, 54, 2755 Lukeville Lane, Brusly, LA, DWI 2nd , tail lamps required, driving under suspension

Landen Esneault, 35, 734 Avenue G, Port Allen, LA, reckless operation, flight from an officer, no driver’s license, no insurance, ob-

struction of justice, driving under suspension, no registration in vehicle

Noel Springer, 48, 5418 Flynn Rd, Port Allen, LA, 1st degree rape

Cedrid Battiste, 41, 2846 West Amite Dr, Baton Rouge, LA, bench warrant

Jerrica Grimmer, 34, 526 S. 12th St, Port Allen, LA, DWI 1ST, open container, reckless operation

Michael Watkins, 27, 29960 E. Social St, Living-ston, LA, possession of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia

Arrest Report

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGZoning Request

Request: Request rezoning from AG to R-SF-3 (Residential Single Family)Address: 3439 Kahns Road, Port Allen, LA 70767Property Description: File #2019-10 The portion of Lot 4 fronting Kahns Road to the Rail Road tract, in Section 114 & 115, T7S, R12E, containing 7.745 acres for Troy Blair and Loretta Blanchard. A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the West Baton Rouge Zoning Commission relative to the rezoning requests.Date: Tuesday August 6, 2019 Time: 5:30pm

A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the West Baton Rouge Parish Council relative to the rezoning requests.Date: Thursday August 8, 2019 Time 5:30pm

Public hearings will be held at the West Baton Rouge Parish Gov-ernmental Building, 880 N. Alexander, Port Allen, LA 70767

Run (3) Times: 7/4/19, 7/11/19 and 7/18/2019

Public NoticeProperty Maintenance Violation

Pursuant to Parish Code Chapter 109 (“Property Maintenance”), Article II (“Unlawful Vegetation”). The following properties are in violation of noxious growth, trash and other debris. If not cleaned and cut by 7/25/19, this lot will be cleaned and or cut at the owner’s expense. 1) File# 2019-017 Physical Address: 1432 CLARK ST., PORT ALLEN, LA

Owner as shown by WBR Assessor: Kendrick Collins

Run, West Side Journal, 1 time: : 7/11/2019

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGZoning Request

Master Plan Change

Request: Request rezoning from Ag to C-1.2 (moderate commercial) zoneAddress: 9450 Bueche Rd, Erwinville, LA 70729Property Description: File #2019-09 Tract J containing 3.49 acres, Yattan Plantation, located in Section 61, T5S, R11E, West Baton Rouge Parish, at 9450 Bueche Road, Erwinville, Louisiana for Shureda Grover and Cade’s Auto Sales.

A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the West Baton Rouge Zoning Commission relative to the rezoning requests.Date: Tuesday August 6, 2019 Time: 5:30pm

A PUBLIC HEARING will be held by the West Baton Rouge Parish Council relative to the rezoning requests.Date: Thursday August 8, 2019 Time 5:30pm

Public hearings will be held at the West Baton Rouge Parish Gov-ernmental Building, 880 N. Alexander, Port Allen, LA 70767

Run (3) Times: 7/4/19, 7/11/19 and 7/18/2019

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WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH COUNCILREGULAR MEETING

WEST BATON ROUGE PARISHGOVERNMENTAL BUILDING

880 NORTH ALEXANDER AVENUE,PORT ALLEN, LOUISIANA

June 13, 20195:30PM

The Following Minutes Are Summarized For Brevity, For Precise Meeting Information Please Refer To Meeting Audio Or Video.

The Regular Meeting of the West Baton Rouge Par-ish Council was held on Thursday, June 13, 2019 and called to order at 5:30pm. Council Chairman Gary Spillman asked that all electronic devices be placed on silent and recognized Councilman Phil Porto, who led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance.

ATTENDANCEThe following members were recorded as being pres-ent: Messrs. Barry Hugghins, Ricky Loupe, Kirk Allain, Gary Spillman, Edward “Bob” Robertson, Chris “Fish” Kershaw, Phil Porto, and Ms. Charlene Gordon.Absent: Ms. Naomi Fair.

Also present were, Mr. Riley Berthelot Jr, Parish President, Mr. Phillip Bourgoyne, Director of Fi-nance, Mr. Kevin Durbin, Director of Public Works, and Mrs. Michelle Tullier, Council Clerk.

MINUTE APPROVAL

A motion was made by Mr. Barry Hugghins, second-ed by Ms. Charlene Gordon to approve the minutes of the May 23, 2019 regular meeting.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 8 (Spillman, Hugghins, Robertson, Kershaw, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Gor- don)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 1 (Fair)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion passed.

CONSIDER ANY AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA

There were no items to consider.

PARISH PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Parish President Riley Berthelot was recognized and covered the following items:Pre-Construction meeting on rehab of LA415 to US 190;Recent rain event update and issues;HB578 passage, pending Governor Signature, Thanked everyone for help and support with this project starting with Planning Commission in 1972;Introduced Senator Rick Ward, Representative Ed-mond Jordan and Representative Jeremy Lacombe who all spoke briefly on this project;Mayor meeting regarding drainage cleanup;There were a few questions for the Parish President.

Councilwoman Naomi Fair entered the meeting at 5:45pm.

PUBLIC COMMENTS

There were no public comments at this time.

RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE MILLAGE RATES FOR TAX YEAR 2019

Mr. Phillip Bourgoyne was recognized and explained the millages being presented are the same as the past year, the rates have not changed. There were no ques-tions at this time.

A motion was made by Mr. Ricky Loupe, second-ed by Ms. Charlene Gordon to approve the Millage Rates for the Tax Year 2019 as presented.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9 (Spillman, Hugghins, Robertson, Kershaw, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Gordon, Fair)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion passed.

Resolution 18 of 2019 appears at the end of these minutes.

CONSIDER PAY INCREASE FOR PARISH

EMPLOYEESMr. Phillip Bourgoyne, was again recognized and explained that the administration is recommending a 2% - one step increase this year due to the current 12 month CPI.

A motion was made by Mr. Chris Kershaw, second-ed by Mr. Barry Hugghins to approve the 2%- one step increase for all classified full-time, semi full-time, permanent part-time employees, including all appointed directors, which includes the following named departments: Council Clerk, Coroner, Regis-trar of Voters, Administration, Information Technolo-gies, Planning/Zoning, Building Maintenance, Emer-gency Management, Engineering, Animal Control, Recreation, Roads, Health Unit, Drainage, Commu-nity Center, Community Action, E-911, Judges, Dis-trict Attorney/Legal Counsel, Public Utilities, Sales Tax, Detention Center, Justice of the Peace and Con-stable with an effective pay period beginning July 1, 2019. Chairman Spillman questioned the fireman longevity increases and what hire dates we are actually going by.

The vote was recorded as follows:YEAS: 9 (Spillman, Hugghins, Robertson, Kershaw, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Gordon, Fair)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion passed.

COMMUNICATIONS WITH COUNCIL MEM-BERS AND/OR ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICIALS

Mr. Phillip Bourgoyne explained the paperwork giv-en to the Council regarding a new requirement of Community Action and asked that the Council may-be help with providing the requested information. Councilwoman Charlene Gordon thanked everyone who helped with Family Day in the Park and not-ed the Council on Aging Fan Drive currently going on. Councilman Porto notified everyone about a re-cent job he may be taking which may require him to miss a few meetings. Councilman Kershaw noted that Brusly Softball pitcher Mary Cathryn Comeaux recently being named Gatorade Player of the Year, the Councilman also noted the amount of calls that he has received recently regarding garbage pickup and asked that this be kept in mind when our contract comes up for renewal.

PUBLIC HEARING ON PREVIOUSLY INTRO-DUCED ORDINANCES

An Ordinance To Amend Article III, Section 3-02 By Adding Paragraph (B) To Section 3-02 (Exec-utive Branch) Of The West Baton Rouge Parish Home Rule Charter To Impose Term Limit Provi-sion For The Office Of Parish President

Chairman Spillman explained before opening the Public Hearing that this Ordinance is not asking for the Council to vote on term limits, it is simply asking to give the people a chance to vote on this subject.

The Chairman opened a public hearing for the pur-pose of receiving comment regarding, item #11A) An Ordinance To Amend Article III, Section 3-02 By Adding Paragraph (B) To Section 3-02 (Execu-tive Branch) Of The West Baton Rouge Parish Home Rule Charter To Impose Term Limit Provision For The Office Of Parish President.

Mr. Clayton Hebert was recognized and stated he strongly believes the public should be given the right to vote on term limits.

No further public comments for or against said ordi-nance were presented. No written protests opposing the ordinance were received. The Council Chairman at this point declared the Public Hearing closed.

Ms. Naomi Fair made a motion to approve the Ordi-nance To Amend Article III, Section 3-02 By Adding Paragraph (B) To Section 3-02 (Executive Branch) Of The West Baton Rouge Parish Home Rule Charter To Impose Term Limit Provision For The Office Of Parish President, there was no second to the motion.

Councilman Kirk Allain explained he does support term limits, however he thinks that there should be 4 terms instead of 3 terms for the Parish President.

Parish President Berthelot gave multiple reasons that he was not in support of this ordinance. Councilman Kershaw gave multiple reasons that he did not sup-port this ordinance. Councilman Porto explained the reasons he was in support of this proposed ordinance. Councilman Loupe explained that he has always been in support of term limits for elected officials. Chair-man Spillman explained his reasons for bringing this ordinance to the Council.

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After a long discussion involving various coun-cilmembers, and administration, a motion was made by Chairman Gary Spillman, seconded by Mr. Phil Porto to approve the Ordinance To Amend Article III, Section 3-02 By Adding Paragraph (B) To Section 3-02 (Executive Branch) Of The West Baton Rouge Parish Home Rule Charter To Impose Term Limit Provision For The Office Of Parish President as writ-ten.

A substitute motion was made by Mr. Kirk Allain, seconded by Mr. Phil Porto to approve the Ordinance To Amend Article III, Section 3-02 By Adding Para-graph (B) To Section 3-02 (Executive Branch) Of The West Baton Rouge Parish Home Rule Charter To Impose Term Limit Provision For The Office Of Par-ish President, with an amendment to Section 3-02(B) to change two and one –half terms to three and one-half terms.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 5 (Spillman, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Fair)

NAYS: 4 (Kershaw, Hugghins, Gordon, Rob- ertson)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion failed due to this item needing a two-thirds vote of the membership of the Council.

Chairman Spillman explained the Council would now vote on the original motion.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 3 (Spillman, Porto, Loupe)

NAYS: 6 (Allain, Kershaw, Fair, Hugghins, Gordon, Robertson)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion failed due to this item needing a two-thirds vote of the membership of the Council.

Before moving on the next item Chairman Spillman recognized Ms. Bernadette Moore a citizen on Buec-he Rd. who spoke on a ditch next to her house with sewage problems. Ms. Moore asked for help from someone to either put culverts in the ditch, or she would close it in, since this causes a nuisance due to the sewer smell from a ditch that does not even service her house. President Berthelot stated that he would check into our budget and see if we could close the parish ditch for Ms. Moore, clarifying that DHH has been out and inspected this ditch saying there were no violations at this time. Chairman Spill-man let Ms. Moore know that someone would be back with her in the next 2 weeks to let her know how this issue will be resolved.

CONSIDER STATUS REPORT, CHANGE OR-DERS AND/OR OTHER MATTERS AS RE-QUIRED ON CURRENT PROJECTS

Accept/Reject bid recommendation on South End Water Line Project

Mr. Jason Manola was recognized and asked that the Council approve the lowest responsive bidder on this project, which includes Alternate 1 and Alternate 2. Currently the lowest bidder is NCMC, LLC, however the engineers must review this bid to make sure that everything is included before proceeding, this will authorize administration to move forward once the lowest responsive bidder is established by the engi-neers. There were a few questions from the Coun-cilmembers for clarification.

A motion was made by Mr. Chris Kershaw, seconded by Ricky Loupe to accept the lowest responsive bid-der on the South End Water Line Project Transmis-sion main with Alternate 1 and Alternate2.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9 (Spillman, Hugghins, Robertson, Kershaw, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Gordon, Fair)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion passed.Accept/reject bid recommendation for utilities de-partment annual pipe & fittings contract

Chairman Spillman explained that in the Council packets the low bidders on each item is identified by line.

A motion was made by Mr. Phil Porto, seconded by Mr. Barry Hugghins to accept the bid recommenda-tions for the utilities department annual pipe & fit-tings contract as presented.

The vote was recorded as follows:

YEAS: 9 (Spillman, Hugghins, Robertson, Kershaw, Porto, Allain, Loupe, Gordon, Fair)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

As a result of the votes the motion passed.

RESOLUTIONS

There were no items to consider at this time.

INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES

Mrs. Tullier read by title the below proposed ordi-nance/s being introduced and publicized by title, and considered for adoption following public hearing on the meeting date noted below, at 5:30pm in the Coun-cil Chambers, located at 880 North Alexander Ave-nue, Port Allen, La.:

An Ordinance Adopting An Operating Budget Of Revenues And Expenditures For The Fiscal Year Be-ginning July 1, 2019 And Ending June 30, 2020 As Published For The West Baton Rouge Parish Council On Aging

Public Hearing Date: June 27, 2019

An Ordinance Amending Chapter 104 Zoning to In-corporate Amended Zoning Designation Map (Zon-ing Plan) under Section 104-3 Establishment of Districts, Official Zoning Map for rezoning request of Mark Grant, Jr and Linda Dupuy, File #2019-08, located at 1927 Court Street, Port Allen, La 70767, described as Lots 1 & 2 of Courtland Estates Sub-division in Section 92, T7S, R12E, rezoning from C-1.3 (Regional Scale Commercial) to C-1.4 (Indus-trial-Transitional Commercial District) with a special use for sandblasting. Master Plan Change

Public Hearing Date: July 25, 2019

CONSIDER SUBDIVISION PLATS, CONDEM-NATIONS, WAIVERS AND MATTERS RELAT-ED THERETO

There were no items to consider

APPOINTMENTS

There were no appointments to consider

CORRESPONDENCE REPORT

Correspondence Report from Council Clerk, Mrs. Michelle Tullier included the following items:

• Next Commission Meeting is Tuesday June 18th at 5:30pm• Next Council Meeting is Thursday, June 27th at 5:30pm• All Council Members attending the upcoming NACO conference please get with Clerk before leav-ing

There being no further business, a motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Chris Kershaw, seconded by Ms. Charlene Gordon and was adopted by acclamation at 7:34pm.

RESOLUTION 18 of 2019

BE IT RESOLVED, that the following millages are hereby levied on the 2019 tax roll on all property sub-ject to taxation by West Baton Rouge Parish Council:

MILLAGE

General Alimony (1078 004): 3.520 millsCommunity Center (1078 005): 3.000 millsHealth Unit (1078 006): 1.750 millsLibrary (1078 007): 4.100 millsDrainage (1078 008): 7.200 millsMuseum (1078 009): 2.000 millsCouncil on Aging (1078 022): 2.500 millsRecreational Facilities (1078 023): 5.000 mills911 Communications (1078 025): 3.000 mills

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the proper administrative officials of the Parish of West Baton Rouge, State of Louisiana, be and they are hereby empowered, authorized, and directed to spread said taxes, as hereinabove set forth, upon the assessment roll of said Parish for the year 2019, and to make the collection of the taxes imposed for and on behalf of the taxing authority, according to law, and that the taxes herein levied shall become a permanent lien and privilege on all property subject to taxation as herein set forth, and collection thereof shall be en-forceable in the manner provided by law.

The Foregoing Resolution Was Read In Full, And, After Public Discussion, A Motion To Approve Was Made By Council Member Ricky Loupe, Which Was Seconded By Council Member Char-lene Gordon.

The roll was called on the adoption thereof, and the resolution was adopted by the following votes:

YEAS: 9 (Loupe, Gordon, Allain, Kershaw, Fair, Spillman, Hugghins, Porto, Robertson)

NAYS: 0 (None)

ABSTAIN: 0 (None)

ABSENT: 0 (None)

CERTIFICATE

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and exact copy of the resolution adopted at the board meeting held on June 13, 2019, at which meeting a quorum was present and voting. Port Allen, Louisiana, this 13th day of June 2019.

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