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There will be a regularly scheduled City Council meeting tonight (Tuesday) at 6 PM at Kristenwood Reception Hall. The public is invited to attend. The agenda for this meeting is as follows:

 

TONIGHT'S AGENDA:

The rules for conducting such public hearings are as follows:

1) The applicant will speak first for a period not to exceed 10 minutes. Other proponents will

speak next, then the opponents. Each speaker will be allowed not more than three minutes. The

speakers are requested to limit their remarks and to avoid duplication in their presentations.

2) The proponents will be allowed three minutes for rebuttal.

3) The Council Members may ask questions and make comments but are urged to cooperate in

an effort to spend not more than 30 minutes on any one matter before the Council.

 

I. Preliminary Business

(1) Call to Order

(2) Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance

(3) Roll Call

(4) Approval of minutes from the March 23, 2010 council meeting.

 

II. Unfinished Business

(a) SPUD-01-10 Small Planned Unit Development This property is located at Triple B

Road west of the Kohler Lane intersection on Lots 4 through 8. The applicant is proposing to

rezone from Rural to SPUD (Small Planned Unit Development) for a 38 lot townhouse

development.

*This item was introduced at the March 23, 2010 Council meeting; it was not heard at the

March 25, 2010 P & Z meeting therefore it will not be heard by the Council until the April 27,

2010 Council meeting.

 

III. New Business

1) Mayor’s report and presentations.

(a) Presentation by East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff Sid Gautreaux.

2) Concurring with the Mayor’s appointment of Suzanne Cowart as City Finance Director.

3) Report from CH2MHilll concerning: (by Council Member Washington)

1. DPW 1st quarter of 2010 report;

2. Annual report for DPW, please include the following:

a. Total work orders for 2009;

b. Total amount of completed work orders;

c. Total work orders in house;

d. Total work orders called in; and

e. Total amount of pending work orders.

4) Discussion regarding CH2MHill advertisements which include information regarding the

City of Central. (By Council Member Washington)

5) Introduction of the following item(s) (with public hearing to be held at the April 27, 2010

council meeting)

(a) An ordinance to amend the 2009-2010 Fiscal Year Budget to appropriate

$115,289 for drainage improvements within the City of Central according

to Act 22 of the 2009 regular session of the Louisiana Legislature. (By

Council Member Ross)

6) Discussion and action regarding the following instrument(s):

(a) A resolution to approve the appointment of Phil E. Miley as Administrative

Hearing Officer and to provide for related matters. (By Council Member

Washington)

(b) A resolution to appoint Phil E. Miley as Magistrate of the Mayor’s Court

and to provide for related matters. (By Council Member Washington)

(c) A resolution to declare ownership of public right of way for roads and

drainage dedicated to the City of Baton Rouge and Parish of East Baton

Rouge prior to incorporation of the City of Central and to provide for

related matters. (By Council Member DeJohn)

 

IV. Zoning Cases

(1) Introduction of the following item(s) (with Public Hearing to be held at the April 27,

2010 council meeting):

(a) SS-02-10 Minor Subdivision of Lot A-1 of the L.M. Shaffett Tract.

This property is located on Sullivan Road east of the Joor Road intersection. The

applicant is proposing to subdivide one tract of land into two lots. The applicant

is requesting a waiver from Section 14.3.B.1 of the Unified Development Code

which requires a minimum area of 22,500 square feet when no public sanitary

sewer is available.

(2) Discussion and Action regarding the following case(s):

None

 

V. Other Business

(1) Announcements

(3) Adjournment

* Pursuant to the requirements of LSA-R.S. 42:7, no matter may be discussed by the Central City Council unless it

appears on the agenda published at least twenty-four hours prior to the meeting unless the members of the council

vote unanimously to take up the matter.