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- Condemnation hearings (Community Development Planning Committee, Item 1): Motion to call condemnation hearings on a list of residential and commercial properties. Moved by Mister Amadeg; seconded by Mister Hamner. Committee vote: 8 yes, 0 no. Outcome: approved. Notes: Full property list in committee packet; hearings to be scheduled and notices recorded at courthouse.

- Resolution authorizing parish president to sign and submit 2025 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and HOME Investment Partnerships Program grant agreements to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (Community Development Planning Committee, Item 20): Moved by Mister Harding; second by Mister Schonpine. Committee vote recorded as 8 yes. Outcome: approved. Notes: Authorizes parish president to execute grant agreements for HUD programs; further administrative steps to follow.

- Resolution introducing ordinance to amend portions of code sections 21–26 related to allowed hours for alcoholic beverage consumption in Rotary Centennial Plaza and calling a public hearing (Community Development Planning Committee, Item 21): Moved by Mister Schonfein; second by Mister Bavin. Committee vote: 8 yes. Outcome: resolution passes; public hearing set for Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025 at 6:30 p.m.

- Task order 6 with BBEC (Baraka and Panora Engineers and Consultants LLC) for HMGP Hurricane Ida North treatment plant safe room (Community Development Planning Committee, Item 22): Item was discussed but later pulled from the agenda after staff notified the committee that it had already been approved; no committee action taken at this meeting.

- Donation: act of donation between Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government and Houma Police Association Local 500 for a 2007 INST trailer (Budget & Finance Committee, Item 1): Moved by Mister Danny Babin; seconded by Miss Kim Chauvin. Committee vote: 8-0. Outcome: approved.

- Renewal contract for food services at Terrebonne Parish Juvenile Justice Complex with Keystone Partners LLC d/b/a Keystone Nutrition (Budget & Finance Committee, Item 2): Moved by Mister Danny Babin; seconded by Mister John Amadee. Outcome: approved (vote tally not specified in transcript).

- Award of bid 25-FIRE-26 for purchase of new fire hoses and nozzles to lowest qualified bidder BFA of Louisiana (Budget & Finance Committee, Item 3): Moved by Miss Danny Babin; seconded by Miss Kim Chauvin. Outcome: approved (vote tally not specified in transcript).

- Amendment No. 3 to engineering agreement for Brady Road bridge replacement project (Public Service Committee, Item 2): Moved by Mister Babin; seconded by Miss Chauvin. Committee vote: 8-0. Outcome: approved.

- Agreement for services between Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government and South Central Louisiana Human Services Authority (Public Service Committee, Item 3): Moved by Miss Chauvin; seconded by Mister Babin. Outcome: approved (vote tally not specified in transcript).

- Ordinance to amend recreation district code sections (Public Service Committee, Item 4): Item was introduced but pulled from the agenda; public hearing was called in the draft text for Oct. 15, 2025, but the item was withdrawn for further work.

These outcomes were recorded in committee proceedings; where specific vote tallies were not read aloud in the transcript the record lists motion/second and indicates the item passed or was withdrawn. Items marked as “pulled” had staff or sponsors note that the item was already approved or required withdrawal and therefore had no committee adoption at this meeting.

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Robbie Lee, a parish staff member who addressed the committee, said the system now supports about 85% of common work orders via the web portal and mobile devices and that it can geotag the location of a reported issue. “You can go to your phone, go to MGO, look up the stop sign work order . . . when you click the map, it’ll geotag your actual — where you’re standing,” Lee said.

Lee said the parish’s new GIS manager, Brooke Domaine, is building maps that council members, department heads and the public can use. The plan is to publish a public-facing map while maintaining a more detailed internal map for departmental use. Lee estimated internal functionality could be “finished completely probably within the next 14 days” for initial departments; he said utilities integration (including linking the parish SCADA system so outages generate work orders) is farther out.

Committee members asked about duplicate reports, audit logs and how the system will tag utilities and street-light requests. Lee said the team is still migrating items from the old portal into the new one and will add audit information. Utilities work orders and SCADA integration will be implemented later and were not part of the imminent public release.

Lee described a recent trial: he submitted a tall-grass complaint from his phone and said it moved through the system within minutes. He also noted the portal allows anonymous submissions for users who do not wish to create an account; he recommended creating an account to save work-order numbers and track progress.

Committee members raised accessibility concerns for seniors; Lee said the system is being designed for simplicity and that staff continue to support phone-based intake for users who cannot use the portal.

No formal committee vote was required for the update; staff said they will return with a formal presentation when the absent presenter is available and to show back-end functionality.

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The committee, meeting as part of the parish consolidated government, moved to call hearings on a list of properties across Houma, Chauvin, Gibson, Berg and Montegut. The motion was moved by Councilmember Amadeg and seconded by Councilmember Hamner and passed by an 8-0 vote.

The list of properties slated for condemnation hearings included, among others, structures at 623 Clinton Street (Chauvin); 204 Morgan Street (Houma); 6178 Grand Cayo Road; 209 Saint Paul Street (Houma, Plantation Trace Apartments LLC); 7479 Main Street (Houma); 305 Clinton Street (Chauvin); 6046 Shrimpers Road (Houma); 4439 Highway 56 (Chauvin); 5442 North Bayou Black Drive (Gibson); 1220 Lee Avenue (Houma); 7771 Waterfront Drive (Chauvin); 159 Jennings Lane (Houma); 1908–1909 Highway 55 (Montague, SNN Holdings LLC); 4231 Country Drive (Bourg); 5648 Highway 56; 152 Klondike Road (Bourg); and 8911 Main Street (Houma). The committee motion called hearings on both residential and accessory structures where noted. (The agenda listed additional addresses in full; those addresses are reflected in the committee backup.)

Committee members raised a recurring issue: when a property is purchased at a sheriff tax sale, who is held responsible during condemnation and demolition proceedings — the original owner listed in assessor records or the tax-sale purchaser? Councilmember Pledger and others described cases in which assessor records still show the original owner while a purchaser holds a tax-sale interest.

A parish staff member who addressed the committee explained the parish’s current practice and the consequences: the parish sends notices to both the original owner and the tax-sale purchaser, and the original owner remains the party “ultimately . . . held responsible” in the parish records while the tax-sale purchaser assumes risk after redemption periods end. The staff member added that the parish records the order-to-appear letters at the courthouse so purchasers doing due diligence will see the pending condemnation.

A different staff member explained how parish filings relate to property liens: “When the notice of the order issued by the council is ultimately filed into the record, that also becomes part of the mortgage. And so that order of condemnation relates back to the notice per statutory law, and it basically . . . becomes a lien on the property at the time that the original notice was filed, not even at the time that the order was filed.” That explanation was offered in response to questions about whether demolition costs and other charges attach to the property and who must clear liens.

Committee members asked staff to follow up with legal clarifications about remedies for tax-sale purchasers and whether purchasers can seek reimbursement from former owners for demolition costs. A staff member said they would check with the parish legal department and report back.

Council members also discussed timing: the transcript and staff comments cite a three-year redemption period for tax-title matters and an 18-month period tied to blight procedures; members noted planned state law changes referenced in committee discussion.

The committee approved the motion to call these condemnation hearings by a recorded 8-0 vote; the hearings themselves will be scheduled as announced in the committee packet and on the parish calendar.

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