PUBLIC HEARING
It was announced by the President that notice had been given that the Acadia Parish Police Jury would hold a public forum on January 4, 2005, at 6:30 P.M., Police Jury Meeting Room, Courthouse Building, Crowley, Louisiana, to receive public comments on a proposed ordinance regulating the discharge of firearms in the unincorporated areas of the Parish.
The President Cecelia Broussard read the Ordinance in its entirety.
No comments were received on the Ordinance.
THERE BEING NO COMMENTS TO COME BEFORE THE JURY, THE PRESIDENT ADJOURNED THE PUBLIC HEARING.
CROWLEY, LOUISIANA
JANUARY 4, 2005
THE ACADIA PARISH POLICE JURY met on the above date at 6:30 p.m., in the Police Jury Meeting Room, Courthouse Building, Crowley, Louisiana, in regular session with the President, Cecelia Broussard, presiding. At the request of the President, a moment of silence was offered and the Pledge to the Flag was recited in unison. The roll was called and final attendance was recorded as follows:
ALTON STEVENSON
A J BROUSSARD
JOHN HUMBLE SR
CECELIA BROUSSARD
JIMMIE PELLERIN
A J CREDEUR
THOMAS BENOIT
FELTON MOREAU
A motion was offered by Mr. A. J. Broussard, seconded by Mr. Felton Moreau, to amend the agenda to consider the purchase of Road Maintenance vehicles, to consider the cleaning under the Charlie Arceneaux Bridge and to discuss Roberts Rule of Order. Motion carried.
A motion was offered by Mr. Jimmie Pellerin, seconded by Mr. John Humble, Sr., to approve the Minutes of the December 7, 2004, Regular Police Jury Meeting. Motion carried.
The President opened nominations for the office of President for 2005. Cecelia S. Broussard and A. J. Credeur were placed in nomination.
The Vice Chairman conducted the vote which ended in a tie.
The Vice President A. J. Broussard referenced an Attorney General’s opinion that in the case of a tie the seated President remains in that office. Legal Counsel agreed and Cecelia S. Broussard was declared President. Mr. A. J. Broussard was elected as Vice President by acclamation.
The Chair took up item 12a which was a request of Julian Aucoin III for repairs to a vehicle caused by an accident with a Parish Motor grader. Damages in the amount of $1,026.69 was presented for payment.
A motion was offered by Mr. John Humble, Sr., seconded by Mr. A. J. Credeur, to approve the request to reimburse for damages caused by Parish road maintenance equipment where a driver backed into a parked vehicle and further approve up to $350.00 to cover the cost of transportation during the repair period for Lindsey Chaisson. Motion carried.
APPOINTMENTS
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: CADE BENOIT AND JOHN HUMBLE SR
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MESSRS. CHARLES BELLARD and MICHAEL CORMIER to Acadia Fire Protection District #1 for a two year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: A J BROUSSARD AND ALTON STEVENSON
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MESSRS. GUY CUCCIO, JEFFERY MURRELL and BRIAN RASMUSSEN to Acadia Fire Protection District #2 for a two year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: FELTON MOREAU AND MRS CADE BENOIT
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MESSRS. RONNIE CLAVIER, and JOHN KURTA and appoint STEVE MILLER to Acadia Fire Protection District #4 for a two year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
Appointments to Fire District #6 were postponed until January 18, 2005.
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: A J CREDEUR AND FELTON MOREAU
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby appoint MR. JACKIE PREJEAN and re-appoint MR. CHARLES FAUL to Acadia Fire Protection District #7 effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: JOHN HUMBLE SR AND ALTON STEVENSON
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MESSRS. RODERICK BREAUX, JOHNNY SCHEXNAIDER and GERALD SONNIER to Acadia Fire Protection District #8 for a two year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: JIMMIE PELLERIN AND A J BROUSSARD
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MR. JUDE ABSHIRE to Acadia Fire Protection District #9 for a two year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: JOHN HUMBLE SR AND ALTON STEVENSON
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint MRS. MARGIE HENRY to the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission for a one year term effective January, 2005.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: JOHN HUMBLE SR AND ALTON STEVENSON
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby re-appoint to the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission MRS. TEASIE CARY for a three year term effective January, 2005 provided the Commission By-Laws allow for said appointment.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
FEDERAL/STATE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: A J CREDEUR AND FELTON MOREAU
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby authorize the Secretary to submit a Rural Development Grant application in the amount of $25,000 for pole-mounted flashing signal lights at LSU at Eunice on both sides of LA Highway 755.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
LEGISLATION
ORDINANCE #884
An Ordinance amending the Acadia Parish Code of Ordinances
to add a section Regulating the Discharge of Firearms in the
unincorporated areas of the Parish and prescribing the penalties
for violation.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Police Jury of Acadia Parish, Louisiana in regular session on the 4th day of January, 2005, an Ordinance Regulating the Discharge of Firearms, as follows:
SECTION I. Restrictions.
a. It shall be unlawful for any person to fire, shoot, discharge or
cause to be fired, shot or discharged any type of firearm on a
Parish road or on Parish property, unless specifically authorized by
the Acadia Parish Police Jury.
b. It shall be unlawful for any person to fire, shoot, discharge or
cause to be fired, shot or discharged any type of firearm, including
but not limited to shotguns of any description, gas operated gun or
spring gun, or any similar mechanism by whatever name known,
which is designed to expel a projectile through a gun barrel by
action of any explosive, for any purpose, within 300 feet of a
recognized subdivision in the Parish.
SECTION II. Exceptions.
a. The provisions as recited above shall not be construed so as to
prohibit any person from discharging a firearm in the defense of his
person, family or property, or any law enforcement officer in the
performance of his duties.
b. Further, this ordinance shall not apply to the discharge of firearms
within the confines of approved and licensed shooting ranges, law
enforcement agency ranges, existing private and commercial
shooting ranges, gun clubs, and official hunting areas. Further, the
discharge of blanks or non-lethal shells or cartridges is not
prohibited by this ordinance.
SECTION III. Penalty.
Any person who violates the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined not more than $100 or imprisoned for not more than 60 days, or both. Additionally, the court may order the forfeiture of the weapon in accordance with the law.
SECTION IV. Miscellaneous
Effective Date: Ten days after being promulgated as provided in R.S. 33:1366.
The Ordinance was offered by Mr. Alton Stevenson, and seconded by Mr. A. J. Broussard, and after being read and considered section by section, was adopted as a whole by the following vote:
YEAS: Alton Stevenson, A. J. Broussard, John Humble, Sr., Cecelia
Broussard, Jimmie Pellerin, A. J. Credeur and Cade Benoit.
NAYS: Felton Moreau.
ABSENT: None.
ADOPTED: January 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
PERSONNEL
Mrs. Tanya Beller, Director of the Acadia Parish Community Clinic, requested a change in the requirements for nursing assistance. She indicated it was necessary to upgrade the nursing requirements from LPN to RN in order to have available staff that could oversee the administration of the program in her absence as well as act in an advanced leadership role to assistant in important matters.
Due to the fact that services are so specialized and new employee training must be complete by February of this year to facilitate new WIC guidelines, Mrs. Beller requested immediate approval of the matter. In addition to the status change, she requests that Wendy Signorelli be employed as RN January 16, 2005, to assume the new Registered Nurse position.
A motion was offered by Mr. Alton Stevenson, seconded by Mr. A. J. Credeur, to approve the request by the Director of the Parish Community Clinic to change the status of the LPN position to RN and further authorize the hiring of Wendy Signorelli, RN, at a starting pay of $17.00 per hour January 16, 2005, provided all hiring requirements are met. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: A J BROUSSARD AND JOHN HUMBLE SR
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby abolish the position of Acadia Parish Director of Operations effective January 4, 2005.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that reorganization and/or organizational chart associated with the position of Director of Operations be hereby rescinded.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
A motion was offered by Mr. John Humble, Sr., seconded by Mr. A. J. Broussard, to approve supplemental pay to Mrs. Kim Boudreaux in the amount of $200.00 for work provided during the period of December 9, 2004, through December 30, 2004. Motion carried.
A motion was offered by Mr. Cade Benoit, seconded by Mr. Felton Moreau, to approve the hiring of Mr. Dennis Jolivette as a Landfill Equipment Operator at a starting pay of $7.61 per hour effective January 16, 2005, provided all hiring requirements are met. Motion carried.
Legal Counsel Doug Wimberly provided legal opinion relative to the employment status of Mr. John Quebodeaux. He indicated that following a meeting with Fifteenth Judicial District Judge Christian Earles that he was advised that Mr. Quebodeaux was no longer employed with the Acadia Parish Police Jury. Mr. Wimberly reported that he was contacted by Mr. Quebodeaux on December 20th at which time Mr. Quebodeaux objected to his employment status.
Mr. Wimberly’s further research supported the authority of the President to administer the appointment to the position of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness. On December 30th, President Cecelia Broussard exercised her authority to appoint Mr. Quebodeaux as Director. In expanding on the subject, Mr. Wimberly stated that the power of appointment was granted to the President, however, the salary or compensation was to be set by the full Jury.
In addition to setting the salary, he was of the opinion that the complete job description should be approved prior to setting salary.
A motion was offered by Mr. Alton Stevenson, to set compensation to $7.00 per hour for the position of Director of Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security. Motion died for lack of a second.
Because the current job description was in question President Broussard read the list of duties associated with the position.
Legal Counsel also advised that the issue of back pay or compensation between December 6, 2004 through December 30, 2004, should be reconciled.
President Broussard read a letter in its entirety from Mr. Quebodeaux commenting on the sequence of events. In the letter to Mrs. Broussard, Mr. Quebodeaux requested reinstatement of his position of Director of Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security at the original pay including any subsequent raises awarded to other employees of the Police Jury.
A motion was offered by Mr. John Humble, Sr., seconded by Mr. A. J. Broussard, to authorize the Secretary and Legal Counsel to investigate issues relative to compensation from December 6, 2004, through December 30, 2004. Motion carried.
A motion was offered by Mr. John Humble, Sr., seconded by Mr. A. J. Broussard, to reinstate Mr. John Quebodeaux at his original salary as Director of Emergency Preparedness and Homeland Security. The following roll call vote was cast: Yeas: A. J. Broussard, John Humble, Sr., Cecelia Broussard and Jimmie Pellerin. Nays: Alton Stevenson, A. J. Credeur, Cade Benoit and Felton Moreau. Motion failed.
Juror Cade Benoit suggested the pay should not be as much as before due to the change in duties. It was suggested that a decision should be made on whether Homeland Security should be full or part-time.
Mrs. Earline Oliver reminded of the testimony where it was admitted that the position was full-time.
Juror Cade Benoit added that other qualified individuals were available for the job.
Mr. Charles Labbe commented on the performance of Mr. Quebodeaux in the position of Emergency Preparedness and that the dispute had little to do with him personally. He encouraged the Jury to get away from the stale mate of tying votes.
Mr. Markel Poullard expressed his interest in the position of Homeland Security.
Juror John Humble, Sr., reminded the members that John Quebodeaux was in the process of training others to take on those responsibilities before he retires.
Juror A. J. Credeur noted it was illegal for Mr. Quebodeaux to be elected to the School Board and appointed as Director of Emergency Preparedness and some Jurors ignored the warning.
A motion was offered by Mr. A. J. Credeur, to set the Director of Homeland Security pay at $1,000 per month. Motion died for lack of a second.
Mr. Larry Regan pointed out that he served in an Assistants capacity since 1983 and that Mr. Quebodeaux’s predecessor was receiving approximately $2,000 per month. Mr. Regan offered his services in the meantime.
President Broussard indicated that the position should include all of the duties previously assigned. She also advised that an Attorney General’s opinion relative to the dual office holding was requested by her in writing after the fact.
Juror Felton Moreau asked if Legal Counsel was consulted.
A motion was offered by Mr. A. J. Broussard, seconded by Mr. John Humble, Sr., to set compensation for the Director of Homeland Security at $34,862.40. The following roll call vote was cast: Yeas: A. J. Broussard, John Humble, Sr., Cecelia Broussard and Jimmie Pellerin. Nays: Alton Stevenson, A. J. Credeur, Cade Benoit and Felton Moreau. Motion failed.
A motion was offered by Mr. Jimmie Pellerin, seconded by Mr. John Humble, Sr., to set the rate of pay for the Director of Homeland Security including all previous job duties associated with the position at $34,862.40. The following roll call vote was cast: Yeas: A. J. Broussard, John Humble, Sr., Cecelia Broussard and Jimmie Pellerin. Nays: Alton Stevenson, A. J. Credeur, Cade Benoit and Felton Moreau. Motion failed.
PUBLIC FACILITIES/BUILDING & GROUNDS
A motion was offered by Mr. Alton Stevenson, to approve the acceptance of the Mosquito Control Facility Construction Project and release the retainage in advance of the 45 day lien period. Motion died for lack of a second.
RESOLUTION OF ACCEPTANCE
The following resolution was offered by Mr. John Humble, Sr., duly seconded by Mr. A. J. Broussard, and duly resolved and adopted on January 4, 2005.
A resolution authorizing and directing the President to execute for and on behalf of the Acadia Parish Police Jury, an Act of Acceptance for Howard J. Nugent, Jr, Contractor, pertaining to the substantial completion of the contract, public housing facilities for the Acadia Parish Mosquito Control operation, in accordance with the plans and specifications contained in the contract documents pertaining thereto.
WHEREAS, Howard J. Nugent, Jr., as Contractor, has substantially completed the public housing facilities for the Acadia Parish Mosquito Control operation, in accordance with the plans and specifications contained in the contract documents pertaining thereto; and
WHEREAS, the Acadia Parish Police Jury desires to accept the completed work;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Acadia Parish Police Jury that the President of said Acadia Parish Police Jury be, and is hereby empowered, authorized and directed to execute an Act of Acceptance for and on behalf of the Acadia Parish Police Jury accepting the work as being substantially completed, and that she be authorized and directed to have a copy of said acceptance recorded in the Conveyance Records of the Parish of Acadia, State of Louisiana.
YEAS: Alton Stevenson, A. J. Broussard, John Humble, Sr., Cecelia
Broussard, Jimmie Pellerin, A. J. Credeur and Cade Benoit.
NAYS: Felton Moreau.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
PUBLIC WORKS/ROAD & BRIDGE
A motion was offered by Mr. Felton Moreau, seconded by Mr. A. J. Credeur, to approve the Emergency Work Report for the month of November, 2004. Said expenditures to be in the amount of $330.21. Motion carried.
Mr. Tim Miller, with the Iota Long-Point Gravity Drainage District, explained the problems with an existing bridge crossing located on Fabacher Road south of the Town of Iota. He noted that the crossing restricted drainage threatening the Town and nearby residents.
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: FELTON MOREAU AND CADE BENOIT
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby authorize Mr. Ryan Fuselier to prepare a cost estimate and hydraulic analysis to determine the adequacy of a crossing located at Fabacher Road.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: FELTON MOREAU AND A J CREDEUR
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby authorize the purchase, under state contract, of one Rubber Tire Backhoe at an estimated cost of $60,000.00.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: ALTON STEVENSON AND FELTON MOREAU
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby authorize the purchase, under state contract, of two Road Maintenance Vehicles to replace existing trucks used for the installation of road signs and road side spraying.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
RESOLUTION
BY MESSRS: JIMMIE PELLERIN AND JOHN HUMBLE SR
BE IT RESOLVED: by the Acadia Parish Police Jury in regular session duly convened this 4th day of January, 2005, does hereby authorize the setting of 2005 regular meeting dates and times on the First and Third Tuesdays each month beginning at 6:30 P.M.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that standing Committees be scheduled to meet on a regular basis at 6:30 P.M., on the Second Tuesdays of each month.
ADOPTED: JANUARY 4, 2005
ATTEST:
/s/ Katry Martin /s/ Cecelia S. Broussard
KATRY MARTIN CECELIA S. BROUSSARD
SECRETARY-TREASURER PRESIDENT
The President presented to the members the design of an emblem to be considered in place of the existing Parish emblem.
Comments were received by Mr. Charles Labbe indicating that the existing emblem should be kept with one minor modification.
No formal action was taken.
A motion was offered by Mr. A. J. Credeur, seconded by Mr. Felton Moreau, to authorize an expenditure of $5,000 for the purpose of removing debris from the bridge located on Charlie Arceneaux Road at Bayou Wikoff. Motion carried.
COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC
The matter of Roberts Rules of Order was briefly discussed.
Mr. Lyle Johnson, Parish Librarian, offered copies of guidebooks for members use.
Mrs. Patty McNeely requested an expansion to the Ordinance to protect residents from the discharge of firearms.
Juror A. J. Credeur requested that the following be read into the record for this meeting:
Statement to the Acadia Parish Police Jury and Mr. John Quibedeaux
My name is Herbert Lyons and I am a registered voter of Acadia Parish. I was an Acadia Parish employee last summer as the Branch Barn Manager until I was terminated. I was terminated for trying to show some appreciation towards the men for their hard work and cooperation by giving them a beer after work on the premises. I found out later, this was against policy. It is amazing to me that some of you could read that policy manual in order to terminate me, but you could not read your own Police Jury Manual that was very clear on the dual office holding law. Other members of the Jury tried to point out to Mrs. Broussard, Mr. Broussard and Mr. Quibedeaux that it was prohibited based on the Police Jury Manual. Amazingly both of you ignored it and voted Mr. Quibedeaux in as Director of Operations anyway–and Mr. Quibedeaux, you accepted the position, which was a violation as per the decision of the Judge on December 6.
Since my termination in August, I have been reading the Police Jury Manual and I have found a few very interesting points. Le me take a moment to remind all of you including Mr. Quibedeaux of the Oath of Office that all of you have taken. It states and I quote “I do solemnly swear that I will support the Constitution and the Laws of the United States and the Constitution and the Laws of this State and that I will faithfully and impartially discharge and perform all the duties incumbent upon me as and according to the best of my ability and understanding, so help me Go.”
Being Jurors have taken this Oath of Office, let me also quote regarding malfeasance in office, “Malfeasance in Office is committee when a Public Officer or Public Employee:
(1) Intentionally refuses or fails to perform a lawfully required duty;
(2) Intentionally performs such duty in an unlawful manner; or
(3) Knowingly permits an officer or employee under his authority to do so.”
The penalty for malfeasance is imprisonment for up to five (5) years and/or a fine of up to $5,000.00.
I feel that the Jurors that voted to put Mr. Quibedeaux in this position as Director of Operations and also Mr. Quibedeaux for accepting this position, as an Officer, have committed malfeasance in office.
The way I see it, maybe you should have read the Police Jury Manual as well as you read the policy manual. It was ruled in court that Mr. Quibedeaux was in violation of the law. Yet now, Mrs. Broussard sees fit to re-appoint Mr. Quibedeaux to one of his former positions. I broke a policy and was terminated by the Jury. Think about the precedent that you are setting for Acadia Parish as a whole. I would like to know why you never gave me a second chance to keep my job, the same as Mr. Quibedeaux?
Just a reminder, “NONE OF YOU ARE ABOVE THE LAW.”
Thank you and have a good evening.
THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE MEETING, THE MOTION WAS OFFERED DULY SECONDED, THAT THE MEETING ADJOURN UNTIL THE NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING OF JANUARY 18, 2005, AT THE HOUR OF 6:30 P.M.
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