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Council approves multiple ordinances, change order and appointments; limited public hearings had no speakers

Saint Charles Parish Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary

The Saint Charles Parish Council voted unanimously to postpone a limited‑tax bond ordinance (2025‑0336), approve a clarifier upgrade contract (2025‑0338), authorize change order #1 for a pump‑station project (2025‑0339, $111,702.07 increase), approve a plat dedication (2025‑0340) and adopt an amended redistricting resolution (2025‑0357); several appointments were confirmed unanimously.

At its Nov. 17 meeting the Saint Charles Parish Council finalized several items on the consent and regular agendas, with most votes passing unanimously and without public speakers.

Ordinance 2025‑0336 (authorizing a limited tax bond not to exceed $4,000,000) was opened for public hearing after the administration requested indefinite postponement; the council voted to postpone the item indefinitely following a motion by Councilman Fisher. The chair opened and closed the public hearing with no members of the public speaking.

The council approved ordinance 2025‑0338, a professional‑services agreement (West Bank B plant clarifier upgrade, project WWKS117) with Professional Engineering Consultants Corporation to design rehabilitation and replacement of a 31‑foot solids‑contact clarifier. Greg Gordon, director of Waterworks, explained the design scope and noted the work will be bid for construction in next year’s capital program; the measure passed unanimously after a public hearing with no speakers.

Change order number 1 for the Month’s Pump Station No. 1 project (ordinance 2025‑0339) was presented by project staff; the change order adds four scope items (additional concrete piles, modified batter piles, motor‑starter/breaker coordination and capping an unrecorded abandoned natural gas line) and increases the contract by $111,702.07. The council discussed the technical coordination and approved the change order unanimously.

The council also approved the final plat/dedication for Ashton Plantation Phase 2B (ordinance 2025‑0340) after staff confirmed required fees and department approvals were in the packet. Council amended and then adopted resolution 2025‑0357 directing SCPDC to explore a minor redistricting adjustment (correcting street names and shifting a small area to keep a community within a single district); amendments and the final resolution passed unanimously. Multiple appointments to planning, zoning and board seats were confirmed by unanimous votes or deferred when requested.

All votes recorded in the meeting were unanimous according to the transcript; public hearings opened for several items closed with no speakers. The council adjourned and wished residents a safe Thanksgiving.