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Sept. 7, 2002: J.B. Martin Middle School
new faculty members are, from left,
Patrick Beard, Ann Huss, Rebecca Nunn,
Ollie Vignes, Saundra Soley,
Jevonna Lawerence and Michael St. Pierre.
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L-2856 2T 8-10, 9-7
Sept. 8, 1993: Kristie Burke, Jason Johnson and Nicole Tyman receive writing
awards from the Louisiana Chapter 1 program. All were recognized for original
works done in class submitted through Ruby Porter.
Sept. 9, 1971: New officers of the Palladians are, from left, Mrs. W. H. Castay Jr.,
secretary; Mrs. Luke Piranio, president; Mrs. A. Gene McDowell, second vicepresident and Mrs. Lawrence Becnel, treasurer. Mrs. Remy F. Gross II, first vicepresident, was not present when the photograph was taken.
L-2863 2T 8-10, 9-7
L-2857 2T 8-10, 9-7
Metropolitan Center
For Women & Children
Free Conndential Help
Domestic Violence
Sexual Assult
Adult or Children
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BETHANCOURT,
ANDREA DENISE
BLACK, MARY A
BORNE, TIFFANY
BRIGHT, DIAMOND
REGIME
BRIGNAC, RODNEY A
BROOKS, CAROLYN
ANN
BROWN, CLAYDE B
BROWN, LAREKIA SHA
TEA
BROWN, PATSY ANN
BURKE, SHELLY T
CAMBIAS, GEORGE S
CARSON, MARION
CARTER, TREVOR
DAVIS
CHAVEZ, RAUL E
CHOPIN, ULESS
DERRICK
CLARK, JOYCE JONES
COCKERHAM, MATILDA
COLLIER, WILLIE W
COOK, KYRA FINNEG
AN
COOK, MICHAEL A
CRAIGHEAD, JEREMIAH D
CROUCH, TEMEGA
L-2864 2T 8-10, 9-7 RECHELLE
DAUZAT II, ROBERT
JOSEPH
PETIT JURY#174
DAVIS, JOSEPH WILLI
DIV ‘C’ for Tuesday,
AMS
September 13, 2016
DENNIS, LADYRIAL
at 10:00 A.M. at the
Edgard Courthouse, DEWEY, DARREN
2393 Hwy 18, Edgard, DIXON, RAYNELL
MICHEAL
Louisiana 70049.
DOMINQUE, KIM SYL
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Eliana
DUHON, SEAN M
O.DeFrancesch, St.
John Clerk of Court DUNN, JOSMARK
GORDON
EASLEY JR, JOHN M
Excuses must be
submitted in writing, EAST, BENJAMIN
by fax or mail, to the ETIE, TRAVIS J
presiding Judge. You EUGENE, ALICIA V
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must include your
FOBB, URSULA MARIE
name, address and
telephone number on GARCIA, SIDNEY
JOSEPH
the written excuse.
GARDNER, MARK WAY
Please call 985-331NE
4590 after 5:00 P.M.
GATLIN, CHARLES E
the day prior to the
GATLIN, EDWARD T
jury date, for jury
status. Anyone that GONZALEZ, LOREN
ANN
has moved out of
the parish must mail GORDON, LASHONDA
proper documentation L
to the St. John Clerk GOULD, LISA C
of Court’s Office, P.O. GRAFFIA, SALVATORE
Box 280, Edgard, La. HAGER, DIANA
HARRIS, KIRREANA
70049.
HARVEY, EVANGELA
DONALDSON
You can also check
our website at www. HAWTHORNE, GARY A
HAYES, JOCELYN P
stjohnclerk.org or
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HENDERSON, FLORA
for jury status.
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any compensation.
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YOUR COOPERAEVETTE
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LABRANCHE, CARL J
MICHAEL
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LUMAR, JUANIER
BECNEL, MISSY
MACK, DEANNA
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ELIZABETH
BELL, BRUCE LEE
MALONE, STEPHEN
BELL, RYAN J
BENDECK, MAURICIO EARL
MARSE, STACY SCIOMARTIN
NEAUX
BERNARD, ANGELA
MATTHEWS, JAMES
BRINKLEY
BERNARD
MAUS, GAIL H
MCKINNEY, CECILE
MERCER, JASON
BARRET
MIXON, RENATA
SHANTELL
MONTEGUT, GERALYN
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MOODY, ANITA LORRA
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MOORE, DONAVAN
MICHAEL
NARCISSE, KENNETH
JAMES
NAVARRE, VERNON
THOMAS
NEGRON, VICTOR M
NOBLES, ESTHER M
PAREDES JR,
GUILLERNO ENRIGUE
PETERSON, CANDACE
MONIQUE
PONVELLE, JENNIFER
MARIE
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ROBISKIE, DANA
ROGERS, ERICA
ANTOINETTE
SANDERS, SHITARA
DEIONE
SCARBER, GERALDINE W
SCIONEAUX, DAVID
SCIONEAUX, KEVIN
SCOTT
SCUDDER, KATHRYN
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SHORT, KIMBERLEY
MARQUERITE
SIMON, NATALIE
IVONNE
SIMON, ROSEMARY S
SINGLETON, MELISSA
CHRISTINE
SISCO, JODIE MARIE
STELLY, WILLIS C
TAMPLAIN, GLORIA M
TAYLOR, DIANNE
THIBODAUX, PEGGY
CORTEZ
THOMAS, SEANTELLE
MAURSHAE
THOMAS JR, PRESTON
TORRES, GLENN J
TROSCLAIR, MELANIE
A
TROTTER, RANDY
VICKNAIR, GLEN
MICHAEL
WARREN, DWIGHT D
WASHINGTON, DARYONDA DWAN
WEBER, RONALD
WHITE, AMBER
FELICIA
WHITTINGTON,
VICTORIA RENEE
WILLIAMS, DEBIE R
WILLIAMS, ELLIOTT
ROSS
WILLIAMS, LESLIE PI
ERRE
YOUNG, LULA M
ZENO, MELVIN
Div. B
ABSENT: None
Legal Counsel Keith
Green, Jr. and Geoffrey
Michel were present.
CONSENT AGENDA:
MOTION: Councilwoman Hotard moved
and Councilwoman
Pannu seconded the
motion to amend the
consent agenda item:
Councilwoman Pannu –
Appointment of David
Ratliff to the Planning
& Zoning Board to read
Councilwoman Pannu
– Appointment of
David Ratliff to the Utility Board. The motion
passed unanimously.
ITEMS: Approval of
Minutes – July 26th,
2016, Regular Meeting;
Permit Approval – Godchaux/Reserve House
Historical Society one
day Festival – Sunday,
9/25/16 – 10:00 AM – 7:00
PM; Permit Approval –
“Krabbing for Kenny’s
Kure Fundraiser” – Golf
Cart Poker Run – Sunday, 8/14/16 – 9:00 AM
– 11:00 AM; Councilwoman Pannu – Appointment of David
Ratliff to the Utility
Board.
MOTION: Councilman
Madere moved and
Councilman Wright
seconded the motion
to approve the consent
agenda items: Approval
of Minutes – July 26th,
2016, Regular Meeting;
Permit Approval – Godchaux/Reserve House
Historical Society one
day Festival – Sunday,
9/25/16 – 10:00 AM – 7:00
PM; Permit Approval –
“Krabbing for Kenny’s
Kure Fundraiser”
– Golf Cart Poker
Run – Sunday, 8/14/16
– 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM;
Councilwoman Pannu
– Appointment of
David Ratliff to the Utility Board. The motion
passed unanimously.
PUBLIC HEARING
ON ORDINANCES:
16-34 (Public Hearing
Held) An ordinance
requesting approval to
further extend the valid
Period of time for an
additional twelve (12)
months for Preliminary
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OFFICIAL
SJB Code Sec. 113-289,
PROCEEDINGS
including amending the
ST. JOHN THE
zoning map from the
BAPTIST PARISH
Residential One (R-1) to
TUESDAY, AUGUST
the Planned Unit Devel9TH, 2016
opment (PUD) zoning
CHAIRMAN MARVIN
district and re-subdividPERRILLOUX
ing four undesignated
VICE-CHAIR
lots of record into lots A
MICHAEL WRIGHT
and B, Square 11, Lot C,
Square 20, and Lot D, of
The Council of the
the Glencoe Plantation,
Parish of St. John the
commonly referred to
Baptist, State of Louias the Garyville Parsiana, met in Regular
ish Housing Authority
Session in the Rudolph
(PHA) site, which is
Sorapuru Chambers,
bounded by South Fig
Edgard, Louisiana on
Street, Museum Street,
Tuesday, August 9th,
Historic Main Street,
2016 at 6:30 PM.
and Blue Bell Street in
Garyville, St. John the
CALL TO ORDER:
Baptist Parish, Louisiana (PZR-15-1041)
PRESENT AT ROLL
CALL: Larry Sorapuru, Jr., CouncilmanMOTION: Councilwomat-Large, Div. A, Kurt
an Hotard moved and
Becnel, Councilman DisCouncilman Sorapuru
trict I, Julia Remondet,
seconded the motion
Councilwoman District
to accept Ordinance
II, Lennix Madere,
16-34 for discussion. The
Councilman District
motion passed unaniIII, Marvin Perrilloux,
mously.
Councilman District IV,
Michael Wright, CounMOTION: Councilman
cilman District V, Larry
Sorapuru moved and
Snyder, Councilman
Councilman Madere
District VI, Raj Pannu,
seconded the motion to
Councilwoman District
accept Ordinance 16VII, Jaclyn Hotard,
34. The motion passed
Councilwoman-at-Large,
unanimously.
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Wednesday, September 7, 2016
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Wednesday, September 7, 2016
16-35 (Public Hearing
Held) An ordinance to
grant preliminary approval and conditional
subdivision approval of
an undesignated tract
measuring approximately one (1) arpent by
eighty (80) arpents into
Tract A, Lots 1-3, 5 and
7, Block 1; Lots 4 and 6,
Block 2; Lots 9, 11, 13, 15,
17, 19, 21, and 23, Block
3; and Lots 8, 10, 12, 14,
16, 18, 20, and 22, Block 4
Tiger Landing Subdivision and the dedication
of Jes Drive and Breeze
Way Street; in the area
generally bounded by
LA Highway 18, Sammy
Court, East 9th Street,
and the Texas & Pacific
Railway; Edgard, St.
John the Baptist Parish, Louisiana and to
authorize St. John the
Baptist Parish, through
the Office of the Parish President and
Council Chairman, to
execute a Construction
Agreement with J.E.S.
Construction, Inc. for
the installment of all associated improvements
(PZS-16-1146)
MOTION: Councilman Becnel moved and
Councilman Sorapuru
seconded the motion to
accept Ordinance 1635. The motion passed
unanimously.
16-36 (Public Hearing
Held) An ordinance
approving the rezoning of Lot 1-B and an undesignated lot, Reserve
Industrial Park Subdivision; in the area generally bounded by Power
Boulevard, the L&A/
Kansas City Southern
Railway, West 10th
Street, and Rosenwald
Street; Reserve, St. John
the Baptist Parish, Louisiana, from the Industrial District Two (I-2) to
the Industrial District
Three (I-3) zoning District (PZR-16-1051)
MOTION: Councilman
Sorapuru moved and
Councilwoman Remondet seconded the motion
to TABLE Ordinance
16-36. The motion passed
unanimously.
16-37 An ordinance to
amend Section 40-27(5)
(b) and 40-27 (5)(c) of the
St. John the Baptist Parish Code of Ordinances
relative to Speed Bumps
as follows: By adding
the following to each of
the above Referenced
paragraphs after the
word “owners”: “Or
tenants if property is a
rental” (L. Snyder)
MOTION: Councilman Snyder moved and
Councilman Sorapuru
seconded the motion to
accept Ordinance 1637. The motion passed
unanimously.
COMMITTEE
REPORTS:
Councilwoman Hotard
stated, “At this time I
would ask that the council accept the recommendations of the finance
committee.”
MOTION: Councilwoman Hotard moved and
Councilman Madere
seconded the motion to
accept the recommendations of the finance
committee meeting. The
motion passed unanimously.
There was no executive
session.
EXECUTIVE
SESSION:
Evette Lacarbo Anderson vs. The Hartford
Casualty Insurance
Company, Et als – 40th
JDC Parish of St. John
Docket #52225
Parish Buildings – Security
Lennix Madere - St.
John the Baptist Parish vs. Myrtle F. Victor,
Roba Inc. and Adair Asset Management, LLC,
40th JDC, #63827
Any and all pending
legal matters
Notice of Public
Meeting
Councilman Perrilloux
stated, “Notice is hereby
given that at its meeting to be held on Tuesday, September 27, 2016
at 6:30 PM at the Joel
McTopy Chambers, 1801
W. Airline Hwy., LaPlace,
Louisiana, the Parish
Council of the Parish
of St. John the Baptist,
State of Louisiana,
plans to consider adopting a resolution ordering
and calling an election to
be held in Parish of St.
John the Baptist to authorize the rededication
of an ad valorem tax.”
INTRODUCTION OF
ORDINANCES:
ity for said Parish, said
Ordinance to become effective five (5) days after
signature of the Parish
President.
The above ordinance
having been submitted to a vote; the vote
thereon was as follows:
YEAS: Sorapuru, Becnel, Remondet, Madere,
Perrilloux, Wright, Snyder, Pannu, Hotard
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
ABSTAINING: None
The result of the vote
on the ordinance was
_9_ YEAS, _0_ NAYS,
0 ABSTAINING and
_0__ ABSENT, and this
ordinance was declared
adopted on the 23rd day
of August __, 2016.
/s/Marvin Perrilloux
COUNCIL CHAIR
/s/Jackie Landeche
SECRETARY
/s/Natalie Robottom
PARISH PRESIDENT
Date signed
Date signed
Date signed
CERTIFIED, to be a true
and correct copy of an
16-38 An ordinance
amending Ordinance 15- ordinance adopted by
57 relative to the annual the St. John the Bapoperating budgets for St. tist Parish Council
John the Baptist Parish on the _____ day of
____________, 2016.
General Fund, Special
Revenue Funds, Enterprise Funds and Capital
_______________________
Project Funds for the
SECRETARY
fiscal year beginning
January 1, 2016 and endST. JOHN THE
ing December 31, 2016.
BAPTIST PARISH
(N. Robottom)
COUNCIL
ADJOURNMENT:
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At 8:31 PM, Councilman Madere moved and
PUBLIC NOTICE
Councilman Wright
INTRODUCTION
OF
seconded the motion to
ORDINANCE(S)
adjourn. The motion
passed with CouncilThe public is hereby
woman Hotard absent.
notified that the St.
John the Baptist Parish
/s/Marvin Perrilloux COUNCIL CHAIRMAN Council will hold public
hearings on Tuesday,
September 13th, 2016,
/s/Jackie Landeche
COUNCIL SECRETARY beginning at 6:30 PM,
in the Joel McTopy
L-2917 1T 9-7 Chambers, LaPlace,
LA, to allow the public to make any comST JOHN THE BAPTIST ments on the following
PARISH COUNCIL
ordinance(s) which the
STATE OF LOUISIANA council is considering
for adoption.
ORDINANCE _16-38
16-39 A millage ordiMrs. Robottom innance – levy millage
troduced the following
2016 – (N. Robottom)
ordinance.
16-40 An Ordinance
Mrs. Remondet proinstructing administraposes and Mr. Snyder
tion to subdivide and
seconds the following
create a drainage mainordinance.
tenance and monitoring
unit within the DepartTHE ST. JOHN THE
ment of Public Works (J.
BAPTIST PARISH
Hotard)
COUNCIL HEREBY
ORDAINS:
16-41 An ordinance approving the rezoning of
An ordinance amending Parcel B-2 of Parcel
Ordinance 15-57 relative B, River Glen Subto the annual operating division; in the area
budgets for St. John the generally bounded
Baptist Parish General
by Stebbins St., LA
Fund, Special Revenue
Hwy. 44, Stout St., and
Funds, Enterprise
Historic Main St.; Funds and Capital Proj- Garyville, St. John the
ect Funds for the fiscal
Baptist Parish, Louisiyear beginning Januana, from Residential
ary 1, 2016 and ending
District One (R-1) to the
December 31, 2016.
Commercial District
Two (C-2) zoning disUnless specified, this
trict, as shown in Exordinance becomes
hibit 1 – Petitioned
effective five (5) days
Zoning Change, atafter publication in the
tached herein (PZR-16Official Journal along
1050)(N. Robottom)
with the minutes of the
meeting at which this
16-42 An ordinance apordinance was adopted. proving the rezoning of
Lot 1; in the area
BE IT ORDAINED, that
generally bounded by
the St. John the Baptist East 14th, St., Sorapuru
Parish Council is acting Ct., LA Hwy. 18, and
as the governing author-
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attached herein (PZR-161052) (N. Robottom)
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St. John the Baptist
Parish Council
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September 7th, 2016
St. John the Baptist
Parish, will upon request and three (3) days
advance notice, provide
reasonable accommodation to any disabled
individual wishing to
attend the meeting.
Anyone requiring reasonable accommodation
is requested to contact
Mrs. Stacey Cador at
(985) 652-9569 (voice)
or the Louisiana Relay
Service 1-800-846-5277
and ask for St. John the
Baptist Parish at
(985) 652-9569.
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A boat rescue takes place Aug. 12 on Louisiana 16 by
St. Helena Fire Department District 4 personnel during
severe flooding. (Courtesy of Jessica Primeaux of the St.
Helena Echo)
St. Helena Parish School District Superintendent
Kelli Joseph, a LaPlace resident, receives a $4,605
check from St. John the Baptist Parish Public
Schools Superintendent Kevin George.
Floodwaters overtake Louisiana 1045 near Hillsdale Baptist Church in St. Helena Parish during
flooding in August. (Courtesy of Jessica Primeaux of the St. Helena Echo)
FRIEND IN FLOOD RELIEF
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St. John helping St. Helena Parish recover
By Stephen Hemelt
L’Observateur
GREENSBURG — August’s
torrential rains and flooding
devastated a large section of
Southeast Louisiana, including the sometimes-overlooked
St. Helena Parish.
Located north of Livingston
Parish up against the
Louisiana-Mississippi state
line, St. Helena Parish suffered multiple deaths, as well
as widespread devastation.
LaPlace resident Kelli
Joseph saw all the damage
from a front row seat as St.
Helena Parish School District
superintendent.
She said at least 11 District
employees and
“We knew that dozens of students
lost everything
we needed to due to the storm.
get some type Fortunately, the
of normalcy for district’s three
suffered
our students.” schools
little damage and
the high school was
utilized as an emerKelli Joseph
St. Helena Parish gency evacuation
shelter during the
School District
crisis.
superintendent
“We knew that we
needed to get some
type of normalcy
for our students,” Joseph said
as floodwaters started receding. “If it was safe, we were
going to start school as early
as possible.”
St. Helena school leaders
hosted a clothing and school
supply giveaway Aug. 19 to
help families who lost essentials in the flood and opened
the doors back to their schools
Aug. 22, the first of any parish
initially declared a disaster
location by FEMA.
Joseph credits much of the
resiliency to a dedicated staff
committed to students. She
also has St. John the Baptist
Parish to thank.
“St. John specifically helped
St. Helena because they
understood that this community is, a lot of times, overlooked because it is a small
rural area,” Joseph said. “St.
John wanted to make sure our
kids and their families were
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A fawn tries to get to hirer ground in St. Helena Parish by crossing Louisiana 16.
provided the same type of
resources that other systems
were receiving.”
Joseph, a former teacher
and principal in St. John
Parish, also has the advantage
of a large network of professional and personal relationships.
The response has been so
large that Joseph had trouble
singling out every person and
group who has helped in the
past few weeks.
St. John the Baptist Parish
Public School District employees and members of the
Rotary Club recently donated
$4,605 to St. Helena public
schools.
Joseph said school donations from John L. Ory, Emily
C. Watkins and the Child
Development Center have
also helped, as well as support
from St. John Councilwoman
Jaclyn Hotard and Our Lady
of Grace Church.
She said a truckload of
clothes, furniture, food and
supplies delivered last week
courtesy of St. John Public
Schools and Ascension of Our
Lord Knights of Columbus
members tripled the amount
of supplies on hand.
“I was not expecting that at
all,” Joseph said.
“There is a way to feel overly blessed. There are so many
people and so many groups
helping. We have received
so much support that it is
overwhelming. I truly appreciate it, and the citizens of St.
Helena truly appreciate it, as
well.”
St. John Superintendent
Kevin George presented
Joseph with a donation check
last week that is being used to
purchase uniforms, backpacks
and other school supplies.
“St. Helena is a rural area,”
he said. “We knew the spotlight wouldn’t be on them. We
wanted to make sure they had
what they needed to recover
from this.”
Joseph said the support
from outside the parish has
empowered St. Helena staff
members to work through
their own struggles in serving
students.
“The hard work tells me of
the fortitude of our employees
and the care and concern they
have for our students,” she
said. “It tells me the strength
they have to want to get back
to some sense of normalcy in
their lives. I think they feel we
are a family, and we are supporting them in the struggles
they have.”
Those who would like to
donate to the St. Helena
Parish School District recovery effort can call 225-222-4349
for more information.
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