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Police Jury introduces ordinance to sell two adjudicated properties at public auction
Summary
The Jury introduced Ordinance No. 9412 to authorize sale of two adjudicated parcels (2910 Maddox St. and 1206 N 4th St.), describes sale conditions including reservation of mineral rights and required title/notice certifications by E&P Consulting, LLC; purchaser names and bid amounts were recorded.
Mr. Jack Clampit introduced Ordinance No. 9412 authorizing acts of sale by the Parish of Ouachita for two adjudicated properties. The ordinance cites LA R.S. 47:2202 et seq. as authority to sell parcels for which the redemption period has elapsed and which the Parish has declared surplus.
Parcel #57091 (Lot 6 Square 2 Meadowbrook Addition; municipal address: 2910 Maddox Street, Monroe) was adjudicated to the Parish on June 12, 2017; auction purchaser and multiple bidders were listed with a recorded bid of $1,967.37 and an auction date of March 1, 2022. Parcel #37030 (Lot 9, Square F of G.B. Haynes Resubdivision; municipal address: 1206 N 4th Street, West Monroe) was adjudicated on June 17, 2018; purchaser Stephanie Hunter with a bid of $682.28 at auction on March 1, 2022 is recorded.
Ordinance No. 9412 specifies sale conditions: sales on a parish-approved form without warranty, payment by certified funds, reservation of mineral rights, and pre-closing certification and notice procedures to be performed by E&P Consulting, LLC (examining mortgage and conveyance records, providing notices, and certifying that required notice periods have elapsed and no redemption occurred). The ordinance authorizes the Police Jury president to execute cash sale documents to the highest acceptable bidder under the stated conditions.
