The Mayor and City Council of Morgan City,
Louisiana, met at 6:00 pm in regular session, this date, in the Court Room,
City Court Building, Highway 182, Morgan City, Louisiana.
There were present: Honorable Timothy Matte,
Mayor; and Council Members Larry P. Bergeron, Ron Bias, Jarrod Longman, Luke P.
Manfre, and Louis J. Tamporello, Jr.
Absent: None
Also present were Mrs. Lorrie C. Braus, Chief
Administrative Officer and Mr. Gregory Aucoin, City Attorney.
The invocation was given by Reverend Ronnie Cuvillier,
Higher Ground Family Church.
Ms. Beverly Domengeaux, representative of St.
Mary Council on Aging addressed the council on behalf of the senior citizens
and thanked it for its support. She gave a short description of some of the
services performed by the Council on aging, such as educational programs,
transportation, recreational, nutritional, safety, and emergency preparations.
Former City Councilman Logan Fromenthal, Jr.,
addressed the council and announced his intention to be a candidate for the
District 6 Parish Council seat.
The Mayor introduced Mr. Charles Span, the new
Morgan City Housing Authority Executive Director.
The minutes of the meeting of April 24, 2007 were submitted. There being no corrections, additions, or deletions, a
motion to approve the minutes was made by Mr. Longman, seconded by Mr.
Tamporello, and voted unanimously in favor.
Mrs. Deborah Garber, Finance Director, submitted
the following financial statement for the period ending April 30, 2007.
MONTHLY
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
DATE: May 22, 2007
TO: Mayor and Council
FROM: Deborah Garber
RE: Comments
related to summary of revenues and expenses compared to budget for the period
ended April 30, 2007.
Attached is a
summary that compares our actual revenues and expenses to our operational
budget for our major funds subject to budgetary control for the period ending April 30, 2007. The
following comments are related thereto:
General and Ancillary
Funds: Actual total revenues are
over budget by $158,000. Operating expenses are under budget by $230,000. The
net excess, after transfers, of $292,000 creates a favorable variance of
$339,000.
Utility Fund: Actual revenues are below budget by $705,000, with
operational expenses also under budget by $229,000. The net loss, after
transfers, of $342,000 creates an unfavorable variance of $471,000.
Sanitation and Sewer
Fund: The operating revenues are
$6,000 under budget, with total operating expenses over budget by $54,000. The
net income, after transfers, of $232,000 leaves an unfavorable variance of
$23,000.
Respectfully
submitted,
Deborah Garber, Finance Director
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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Actual Revenues and
Expenses Compared to Budget
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Period Ended APRIL 30, 2007
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APRIL
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APRIL
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2007
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2007
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GENERAL
AND ANCILLARY FUNDS
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ACTUAL
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BUDGET
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VARIANCE
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REVENUES
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General Fund
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2,143,678
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1,956,147
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187,531
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Recreation Fund
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30,631
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54,077
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(23,446)
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Library Fund
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5,749
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11,403
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(5,654)
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Auditorium Fund
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59,047
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48,433
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10,614
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Lake End Park Fund
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117,835
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129,023
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(11,188)
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Total Revenues
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2,356,940
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2,199,084
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157,856
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EXPENSES-OPERATIONAL
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General Fund
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2,649,857
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2,783,256
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(133,399)
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Recreation Fund
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134,857
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210,261
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(75,404)
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Library Fund
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40,244
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41,681
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(1,437)
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Auditorium Fund
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131,248
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124,376
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6,872
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Lake End Park Fund
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162,572
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189,006
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(26,434)
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Total Expenses
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3,118,778
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3,348,580
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(229,802)
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TRANSFERS
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Transfers from Funds
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1,304,066
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1,360,833
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(56,767)
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Transfers to Funds
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(249,912)
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(258,200)
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8,288
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Net Transfers
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1,054,154
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1,102,633
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(48,479)
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EXCESS NET OF TRANSFERS
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292,316
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(46,863)
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339,179
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UTILITY
FUND
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Total Revenues
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6,810,404
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7,515,418
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(705,014)
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Total Expenditures
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6,040,853
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6,270,112
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(229,259)
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Net Excess
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769,551
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1,245,306
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(475,755)
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Net Transfers and non-oper.
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(1,111,701)
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(1,116,000)
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4,299
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Excess net of transfers
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(342,150)
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129,306
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(471,456)
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SANITATION
AND SEWER FUND
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Total Revenues
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557,210
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563,000
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(5,790)
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Total Expenses
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888,851
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834,829
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54,022
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Net Excess
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(331,641)
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(271,829)
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(59,812)
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Net Transfers/non-
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operating expenses
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563,775
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527,500
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36,275
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Excess net of transfers
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and non-operating
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232,134
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255,671
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(23,537)
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A motion to accept the financial statement was
made by Mr. Bergeron, seconded by Mr. Manfre, and voted unanimously in favor.
The Finance Committee recommendation was
submitted (copy on file). It was brought out that FEMA has removed the
trailers from the “FEMA Park” and had indicated that it would like to turn the
property over to the City prior to July.
Mr. Manfre offered the following Resolution, who
moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. R:07-30
BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council, the
governing authority of the City of Morgan City, that the following Finance
Committee recommendation be and the same is hereby approved:
1. Allocate
$25,541.75 from Lake End Park Maintenance Account for the following:
a. $20,341.75
– 65 picnic tables b. $4,200.00 – twelve benches
Mr. Bergeron seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Manfre, Bergeron, Bias,
Longman, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte, Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington, Clerk
A motion to expand the agenda to take up the
matter of requesting the State to add some language LRS 11:3547, Police Pension
and Relief Fund, to provide for increases to the two former employees who
retired under this system was made by Mr. Bergeron, seconded by Mr. Longman,
and voted unanimously in favor.
Mr. Bergeron offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. 07-31
WHEREAS, the provisions of Louisiana RS 11:3547
provides percentages to be paid, upon retirement, to members of the Morgan City
Police Pension and Relief Fund, and
WHEREAS, the City of Morgan City is paying
retirement benefits to two (2) former members of the Morgan City Police
Department, and
WHEREAS, this provision, Louisiana RS 11:3547,
does not provide for cost of living increases to those two members of this
Morgan City Pension and Relief Fund,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City
Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, that it hereby
requests that Senator Dudley “Butch” Gautreaux and Representatives Carla Dartez
and Jack Smith introduce legislation to amend Louisiana RS 11:3547 to (a) allow
the City of Morgan City to provide for a one time 10% cost of living increase
to the two remaining Police Pension and Relief Fund retirees and (2) add a
provision to allow the City of Morgan City to provide for periodic cost
of living increases at the same rate and at the same time as an increase is
given to retirees of the Municipal Police Officers Retirement System.
Mr. Longman seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Bergeron, Longman, Bias,
Manfre, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte, Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington, Clerk
Mr. Bart Mancuso, Recreation Director submitted
a tabulation report on the bids received for the “Special Needs Playground”
(copy on file). A short discussion followed concerning the funds available. The
council was advised that a total project cost was approximately $118,000.
Mr. Tamporello offered the following Resolution, who
moved for its adoption.
RESOLTION R:07-32
WHEREAS, the City of Morgan
City is in the process of constructing a “special needs” playground, and
WHEREAS, the Junior Auxiliary
of East St. Mary Parish (“Junior Auxiliary”), an organization founded on the
principles of helping children make a difference in their lives, conceived the
idea of this “special needs” playground, and
WHEREAS, the “Junior
Auxiliary” successfully solicited state funds in the amount of $100,000 and through
a variety of fund raising efforts raised an additional $20,000, and
WHEREAS, “special needs”
equipment and a special surface is necessary for this playground, and
WHEREAS, bids for this
equipment and a poured rubber surface were received,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED,
by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, that
the bids for the “special needs” equipment, installation of said equipment, and
surfacing of the playground be and the same is hereby accepted and awarded as
follows:
Miracle Recreation Equipment
(equipment) $30,847.19
Kincade Recreation (installation) $10,337.20
Surface America
(surface) $41,686.75
Reverend Bias seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Tamporello, Bias, Bergeron,
Longman, Manfre
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May 22, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
A proposal was submitted by the Daily Review
(copy on file) to serve as the Official Journal for the City for the period of July 1, 2007 to June 31, 2008.
Reverend Bias offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. R:07-33
WHEREAS, L.R.S. 43:171
provides that political subdivisions of the State shall select an official
journal for the period of July 1st and ending June 30th
of each year, and
WHEREAS, the Daily
Review is the only newspaper within the City which conforms to the regulations
governing official journals, and
WHEREAS, the price
quoted by the Daily Review is within the limits allowed by law,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan
City, that the Daily Review be and the same is hereby appointed as the
official journal of the City of Morgan City and its proposal to publish legal
publications of the City at a cost of $2.80 per column inch is hereby accepted.
Mr. Manfre seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Bias, Manfre, Bergeron,
Longman, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
______________________________
Timothy
Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
Mr. Michael Loupe, Public Works Director,
submitted a memo concerning the purchase of a new street sweeper (copy on
file). Discussion followed and the council was advised that funds to purchase
this sweeper was in the budget, this sweeper would be able to go to the
landfill for emptying, and short delivery period.
Mr. Bergeron offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. R:07-34
WHEREAS, the City
currently owns a 1999 Elgin street sweeper for which maintenance has become
cost prohibitive, and
WHEREAS, the City has
$170,000.00 budgeted for the purchase of a new sweeper, and
WHEREAS, state law
allows for a municipality to piggy-back a purchase on a bid received by another
municipality for the same item, and
WHEREAS, the City of
Baton Rouge received bids on a street sweeper of the same model which Morgan
City was planning to purchase, with the most responsible bidder being Covington
Sales and Service, Inc., in the amount of $157,891.00, and
WHEREAS, Morgan City
received authorization from the City of Baton Rouge allowing it to purchase
this sweeper under Baton Rouge’s bid,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan
City, that it hereby authorizes the purchase of a Schwarze Model A-9000 street
sweeper in the amount of $157,891.00, from Covington Sales and Service, Inc.,
under the bids received by the City of Baton Rouge.
Mr. Longman seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Bergeron, Longman, Bias,
Manfre, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
The Mayor advised that the LEPA Board had retained the engineering
firm of URS to engineer the capacitor bank for Morgan City, the target
completion of the Morgan City and Houma improvements was summer 2008, this
year’s wholesale power costs were better than the first four months of last
year, uncertainty of coal costs, etc. Mayor Matte advised he would keep the
council posted as other developments come about.
The next matter on the agenda was a proposed
Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with the Office of Family Services allowing it
to set up a food stamp site in Morgan City in the event of a disaster.
Reverend Bias offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. R:07-35
WHEREAS, the Louisiana
Department of Social Services, Office of Family Support (DSS/OFS) desires to
enter into a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with the City of Morgan City for
the City to provide a suitable facility for the DSS/OFS operation of a
Disaster Food Stamp Program, in times of disasters, and
WHEREAS, the City of Morgan
City desires to assist the DSS/OFS in whatever manner it can,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan
City, that it hereby authorizes the Mayor the enter into a Cooperative Endeavor
Agreement with the Louisiana Department of Social Services, Office of Family
Support, to provide a suitable facility for the DSS/OFS to operate a Disaster
Food Stamp Program, when necessary.
Mr. Manfre seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Bias, Manfre, Bergeron,
Longman, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May 22, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
The Mayor advised the council that the City
owned a 75’ of frontage on Louisiana Highway 182 which had been donated for the
purpose of building a street to connect the highway to the auditorium
property. Mr. Mack Patel, Developer, has an option to purchase the property
presently owned by MC Bank, however, he needed the City’s assistance in moving
the proposed street and was interested in having use of the 25’ frontage of the
proposed street in exchange for which he would pay the cost of paving the
street. Discussion followed concerning the constructing of the street with a
median or making an extra lane for turning, where the location of the street
would be, this developer purchasing all of the remaining property, etc. The
Mayor also advised that someone was interested in developing the property near
the Waffle House.
Mr. Longman offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. 07-36
WHEREAS, MC Bank and
Trust Company (MC Bank) donated, to the City of Morgan City for use as a public
street with ingress and egress to the municipal auditorium, a tract of land
fronting seventy-five (75’) feet on Louisiana Highway 182, and
WHEREAS, MC Bank has an
option to sell the remaining property in front of the municipal auditorium, for
a business development, and
WHEREAS, said
developer, in order to move forward with the proposed development, has
requested (1) that the proposed un-named street be moved to the west edge of
the property, and (2) have use of twenty-five (25’) of frontage on the proposed
street in exchange for which the developer is willing to cover the cost of
paving forty (40’) feet of the street and include ten (10’) median.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan
City that it (1) hereby expresses its willingness to enter into an agreement
with the developer, (2) authorize the mayor to negotiate any terms of such an
agreement, and (3) authorize the mayor to execute such an agreement and any
documents necessary to accomplish this.
Mr. Manfre seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Longman, Manfre, Bias,
Bergeron, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
On the matter of the properties located on Short
Street and Cherry Street, owned by the City, the council was advised that
these properties had been donated and it was the donor’s wishes that single
family low income housing or recreational facilities be located thereon. Mayor
Matte advised that he had been approached by the St. Mary Community Action
Agency which expressed its interest in locating such single family low income
housing on these properties.
Mr. Longman offered the following Resolution,
who moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION NO. 07-37
WHEREAS, Evelyn Brown Chastant
has donated to the City of Morgan City, those properties with municipal
addresses of 922 Short Street, 924 Short Street, and 925 Cherry Street, and
WHEREAS, this donation
was made for the purpose of low income single family housing or recreational
purposes, and
WHEREAS, the City has
been approached by the St. Mary Community Action Agency which has expressed an
interest in acquiring the properties on which to locate low income single
family housing, and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED, by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan
City that (1) it is interested in seeing that low income single family housing
is located on these properties, (2) that the Mayor is hereby authorized to
undertake negotiations to achieve the wishes of the donor, (3) authorize the
Mayor to work with the St. Mary Community Action Agency to develop low income
single family housing on these properties, and (4) authorize the Mayor to
execute any documents necessary to accomplish this.
Reverend Bias seconded the motion.
The vote thereon was as follows:
AYES: Longman, Bias, Bergeron,
Manfre, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
The resolution was therefore declared approved
and adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
_____________________________
Timothy Matte
Mayor
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Debbie Harrington
Clerk
Mr. Carl Kraemer, Planning and Zoning Director
advised that he had applied for and received a $100,000 grant from the Louisiana
State Uniform Construction Code Council to provide funding for the
implementation of a code enforcement office or restructure existing code
enforcement offices in connection with the new building code requirements.
This grant allowed for 10% to be used for actual building construction or
reconstruction and renovation of an existing facility, $18,000 for a new
vehicle for the inspection departments and the rest of the money for office
equipment, software type programs, training programs and other such programs.
Matte advised the council that there was a
multi-family housing developer who was proposing an apartment complex and had
been in discussion with the property owners. Discussion had been held
concerning tax credits, market based rents, etc. A second development was
being considered for building elderly housing on property owned by the Morgan
City Housing Authority, single story units, extension of Brashear Avenue,
set-backs, etc.
The public hearing on the proposed 2007 millage
ordinance was opened. No one appeared either for or against said ordinance,
whereupon
This Ordinance introduced
with first reading on April 24, 2007. Published by
title on May 1, 2007.
Reverend Bias offered
the following Ordinance, who moved for its adoption.
ORDINANCE
NO. 07-6
AN ORDINANCE FIXING THE RATES OF TAX TO BE
ASSESSED BY THE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA, FOR THE
CALENDAR YEAR 2007.
BE IT ORDAINED, by the
City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana, in
regular session convened:
SECTION 1
That the tax roll of
the City of Morgan City as prepared by the St. Mary Parish Assessor, showing
the assessed value of all property subject to taxation within the said City, on
said roll, to amount to the sum of Seventy-eight
Million, Five Hundred Seventeen Thousand, Eight Hundred Thirty-five and no/100
($78,517,835.00), to be and the same is hereby ratified and approved by this
body.
SECTION 2
That for the purpose of
meeting the ordinary, municipal expenses of said City for the year 2002 there
is hereby levied upon all property within said City, subject to taxation, an advalorem
tax of Fourteen and Seventy-eight One Hundredths
(14.78) mills on the dollar, upon the assessed value of Seventy-eight Million, Five Hundred Seventeen Thousand, Eight
Hundred Thirty-five and no/100 ($78,517,835.00).
SECTION 3
That for the purpose of paying the interest due on the
first day of September, 2007, and the first day of March and September, 2008,
upon the bonds issued by the City of Morgan City, for the auditorium dated
March 1, 2000, there is hereby levied a tax of ONE AND SIXTY ONE HUNDREDTHS
(1.60) mills on the dollar upon the assessed value of SEVENTY-eight Million, Five Hundred Seventeen
Thousand, Eight Hundred Thirty-five and no/100 ($78,517,835.00).
SECTION 4
That for the purpose of paying the maintenance and
other such expenses of the Municipal Auditorium for the year 2007, there is
hereby levied a tax of ONE AND EIGHTY-FOUR ONE HUNDREDTHS (1.84) mills on the
dollar upon the assessed value of SEVENTY-eight
Million, Five Hundred Seventeen Thousand, Eight Hundred Thirty-five and no/100
($78,517,835.00).
SECTION 5
That the City Tax
Collector of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana, be and he is hereby authorized,
empowered, and directed to make the collection of the taxes imposed for and on
behalf of said City, according to law; that the taxes herein levied shall be a
permanent lien and privilege on all of the property subject to taxation as
herein set forth; and the collection hereof shall be enforceable in the manner
provided by law.
SECTION 6
That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict hereby be and the same are hereby repealed and
this ordinance shall take effect upon its adoption, the public welfare so
demanding.
Mr. Tamporello seconded
the motion.
The vote thereon was as
follows:
AYES: Bias,
Tamporello, Bergeron, Longman, Manfre
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
Certified approved and
adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
Delivered to Mayor Matte
at 10:00 AM, this 23rd day of May, 2007.
/s/
Debbie Harrington_____________
Debbie
Harrington, Clerk
Approved this 23rd
day of May, 2007.
/s/
Timothy Matte________________
Timothy
Matte, Mayor
Received from Mayor at 10:25 AM on May 23, 2007.
/s/
Debbie Harrington_____________
Debbie
Harrington, Clerk
Published: June 4, 2007
The public hearing on the proposed
ordinance to change the speed limits on Eighth Street. No one appeared for or
against said ordinance, whereupon
This ordinance was introduced
with first reading on April 24, 2007. Published by title on May 1, 2007.
Mr. Longman
offered the following ordinance, who moved for its adoption.
ORDINANCE NUMBER 07-7
AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND
COUNCILMEN OF MORGAN CITY, LOUISIANA, AMENDING SECTION 106-5, SPEED LIMITS;
VIOLATIONS DECLARED PRIMA FACIE EVIDENCE OF FAULT, BY AMENDING AND RE-ENACTING
SUB-SECTIONS (c) and (e).
SECTION 1
BE IT ORDAINED,
by the City Council, the governing authority of the City of Morgan City, Louisiana,
that Section 106-5, Sub-sections (c) and (e) are hereby amended and re-enacted,
said sub-sections to read as follows:
Section 106-5,
Speed Limits; Violations Declared Prima Facie Evidence of Fault
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(c)
The maximum speed at which any
vehicle shall be operated upon or over the following streets and/or
thoroughfares in the corporate limits shall be 30 miles per hour:
(1)
East Boulevard from Louisiana
Highway 182 to U.S. 90 Bypass.
(2)
Louisiana Highway 182 from its
intersection with Louisiana Highway 70 to the east end of the Atchafalaya River Bridge.
(3)
Veterans Boulevard from Fig Street to Brashear Avenue
(4)
Victor II Boulevard from Louisiana
Highway 70 to East Boulevard
(5)
Youngs Road from Fourth
Street to Avoca Road
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(e)
The maximum speed at which any
vehicle shall be operated upon or over the following streets and/or
thoroughfares in the corporate limits shall be 20 miles per hour:
(1) All streets in Wyandotte Subdivision, being Greenwood,
Chennault, Patton, Pecos, Halsey, Grizzaffi, and Roderick, from Louisiana
Highway 182, south to Railroad Avenue.
(2) Eighth Street
from Louisiana Highway 182 to Marguerite
Street
(3) Front Street from Railroad
Avenue to Levee Road
(4) Seventh Street
from Willard Street to Marguerite
Street
(5) Railroad Avenue from Federal Avenue to Front Street.
SECTION 2
Should any
section, paragraph, sentence, clause, or phrase be declared unconstitutional or
repealed for any reason, the remainder of the ordinance shall not be affected
hereby. That all laws or parts of laws in conflict with this ordinance be and
the same are hereby repealed. This ordinance shall take effect immediately
after its passage within the time prescribed by law.
Reverend Bias
seconded the motion.
The vote thereon
was as follows:
AYES: Longman,
Bias, Bergeron, Manfre, Tamporello
NAYS: None
ABSENT: None
Certified approved and
adopted this 22nd day of May, 2007.
Delivered to Mayor Matte
at 10:00 am, this 23rd day of May 2007.
/s/
Debbie Harrington ____________
Debbie
Harrington
Clerk
Approved this 23rd
day of May, 2007.
/s/
Timothy Matte ________________
Timothy
Matte
Mayor
Received from Mayor at 10:25 am on May 23, 2007.
/s/ Debbie Harrington_____________
Debbie
Harrington
Clerk
Published: June 4, 2007
An application (copy on file) for a package
liquor and beer was submitted by Du Ho, d/b/a Family Food Mart Store, 701
Everett Street, (R-4A Zone). This was a grand fathered location. Everything
being in order, a motion to approve the application was made by Reverend Bias,
seconded by Mr. Tamporello, and voted unanimously in favor.
The following establishments were requesting
renewal of the 2007-2008 Class A and Class B Beer license renewals.
2007-2008 CLASS A
& CLASS B BEER LICENSE RENEWAL
AJS Second St Pub 1400
Second St.
Atchafalaya Post #96 American Legion Highway
90 & Everett Street
Big River Café 119
Everett St.
Blowout Lounge 117
Railroad Avenue
Café Jojo’s 624
Front Street
Cannata’s Food World Corner
7th. & Brashear Avenue
Catfish Corner 601
Railroad Avenue
China King Buffet 6509
Highway 90
Circle K #4640-DC 36 7700
Highway 90
Cracker Barrel Store #52 6383
Highway 90
CVS Drug Store 6427
Highway 90
D & D Food Mart 402
Roderick Street
Daiquiri’s & Company 7550
Highway 90
Dixie Grill 7420
Highway 90
Family Food Mart, Inc. 701
Everett Street
FA’S Place 115
N. Railroad Ave.
Formosa Gardens 7545
Highway 90
Friends #1 7028
Highway 90
Friend’s Tavern 6701
Highway 182-Ste B
Ganaway’s #1 1409
Federal Avenue
Ganaway’s #3 500
Brashear Avenue
Glinda’s D & B Seafood 1601
Highway 70
Harold’s Supermarket, Inc. 1500
Federal Avenue
Henry’s of Morgan City, La., Inc. 319
Second street
Holiday Inn Lounge Morgan City 520
Roderick Street
Jane’s Steakhouse & Grill 1205
Clothilde St
Johnny Food Mart 2100
Federal Avenue
Keglers Lounge 7722
Highway 90
Kim’s Food Mart & Gifts 1315A
Federal Avenue
Lakeside Supermarket 3006
Catherine Street
Las Vegas Deli #9052 6383
Highway 90
La Tapalia 6806
Hwy 182
Lewa Garden Chinese Restaurant 605
MLK Blvd
Long’s Grocery 1310
Second Street
Ma Ma G’s 7540
Highway 90
Manny’s Restaurant 7027
Highway 90
Mel-Star, Inc. 620
½ Mlk Blvd.
Morgan City Grill 7409
hwy 182 E
Morgan City Municipal Auditorium Highway
90
Pam’s Place 1226
Victor II Blvd.
Patty’s 1-Stop 7503
Highway 182E
Petroleum Club of Morgan City 500
Roderick Street
Quick General Mini Market 2407
Sixth Street
Randy’s Food Store 413
Railroad Ave
The Rathskeller 7222
Highway 90
Rite-Aid #7283 1223
Victor II Blvd.
Rose’s Café 209
Union Street
Rouse’s Supermarket #10 6403
Highway 90
Sports Bar 7419
Highway 182
Stazione II
6602 Highway 90
Susie’s Seafood 6701
Hwy 182-Ste A
Table Five Boiling Pot 701
Freret Street
Table Five Lounge 702
Fifth Street
Tampico After Dark Inglewood
Mall
Tampico Restaurant, Inc. Inglewood
Mall
Tequila’s 501
First Street
Timmy T’s LLC. 6815
Highway 90
VFW Post #4222 1504
Sandra Street
Victor II Deli 1220
Victor II Blvd
WHOLESALE BEER
LICENSE
Morgan City Municipal Auditorium Highway
90
Everything being in order, a motion to approve
these license renewals was made by Mr. Longman, seconded by Mr. Manfre, and
voted unanimously in favor.
Mayor Matte submitted the name of Mr. John
Broussard for appointment as a full member of the Board of Adjustments and the
name of Mr. Ken Keaton, Jr. as an alternate member to replace Mr. Derald Hardaway
who had moved to Houston. A motion to concur in these appointments was made by
Reverend Bias, seconded by Mr. Manfre, and voted unanimously in favor.
There being no further business, a motion to
adjourn was made by Mr. Bergeron, seconded by Mr. Longman, and voted
unanimously in favor.
______________________________ ______________________________
Debbie Harrington Timothy
Matte
Clerk Mayor