The Acadia Parish Planning Commission met in regular session Tuesday, September 20, 2005, at 4:30 p.m. in the Police Jury Meeting Room, third floor, Courthouse Building, Crowley, Louisiana.
Members present: Members absent:
Jason Gossen, Chairman Charles Andrus
Thomas Sonnier, V-Chairman Betty Pousson
Mary Richard
Joey Savoie
Blane Faulk
Randall Boutte
Chairman Jason Gossen called the meeting to order.
A motion was offered by Joey Savoie and seconded by Thomas Sonnier to approve the minutes of the July 26, 2005 regular meeting. Motion carried.
The Agenda was revised to include a request to approve changes to Phase II of Arnold Ledoux Subdivision containing 13.21 acres (2 lots) situated in Section 37, T-7-S, R-1-W, Acadia Parish
Karl Aucoin, Engineer representing Arnold Ledoux Farms, explained that Phase II of Ledoux Subdivision was now divided into only two lots still accessed by public roadways. A preliminary and final plat was submitted for review. Developers indicated sales were pending. It was also noted that the new lot layout met with all requirements of the ordinance. Letters of no objection were received from the Office of Public Health and the local water company.
A motion was offered by; Randall Boutte and seconded by Blane Faulk to approve the preliminary and final plat for Phase II of Ledoux Subdivision containing lots 41 and 42 located in Section 37, T-7-S, R-1-W, Acadia Parish. Motion carried.
The Secretary explained the history of property owned and sold by James B. Burch on Quarter Pole Road. Burch previously agreed not to market additional lots along J. W. Lane, a private lane, without approval from the Planning Commission and now request permission to sell the remaining 3 acres to an adjacent landowner. It was determined by the Commission that it was not a violation of the Subdivision Regulations.
A motion was offered by Thomas Sonnier and seconded by Blane Faulk to approve the sale of a 3 acre tract of land owned by James B. Burch on J. W. Lane near Quarter Pole Road in Section 23, T-9-S, R-1-E, Acadia Parish as it does not violate the Subdivision Regulations. Motion carried.
The Commission was advised of matters related to finding developers in violation of the Subdivision Regulations. He suggested Legal Counsel participate in future discussions.
The next meeting was scheduled for October 18, 2005.
Due to no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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