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Votes at a glance: New Iberia council approves leases, contracts, appointments and bid actions

3036428 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

At its April meeting the New Iberia City Council approved a package of ordinances and resolutions including equipment leases, sewer and wastewater contracts, an appointment to a drainage district, a demolition grant list and actions on annexation and a special-election tax. Several items were introduced for later hearings.

The New Iberia City Council on an April meeting approved a series of ordinances and resolutions covering equipment leases, sewer and wastewater contracts, procurement bids, an appointment to a drainage district and actions on annexation and a recently held special election.

Why it matters: The votes authorize contracts and programs the city says are needed to maintain public services (copy machines, sewer evaluation and pump station work), to pursue state demolition grant work on dangerous properties, and to move forward on annexation and taxation steps that will affect city revenues and land use.

Council members voted by machine on each listed item. Where the transcript records who moved or seconded a motion, that name is recorded below; the transcript did not include a roll-call tally for these items in most cases, so vote counts are noted as not specified.

Votes and key details

- Acceptance of minutes, regular meeting of 04/01/2025 — Motion: moved/seconded in open session; outcome: approved (vote tally not specified). Referenced in meeting packet and moved by Tim Rooku Gosselin; second by Councilman Warren White.

- Ordinance 2025-07: authorizing the mayor to negotiate and execute a lease agreement with Copy Net LLC for a copy machine for the public works department — Motion: moved/seconded by Councilman David Merrill and Councilman Ron Davis; outcome: approved (vote tally not specified). Funding source: public works budget (as stated during discussion).

- Ordinance 2025-08:…

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