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Port Barre adopts two ordinances adjusting pay for superintendent and town clerk
Summary
The Town of Port Barre adopted Ordinance No. 3, adjusting superintendent compensation, and Ordinance No. 4, adjusting town clerk compensation. Both passed unanimously at the Oct. 1 meeting after a public hearing that drew no comments.
The Town of Port Barre adopted two ordinances adjusting pay for key municipal employees during its Oct. 1 regular meeting.
Mayor John P. Ardoin called a public hearing on Ordinance No. 3, concerning compensation for the superintendent, and Ordinance No. 4, concerning compensation for the town clerk; no members of the public offered comments during the hearing. After the hearing, the council took up the ordinances during its regular session.
Councilmember Donald Robin moved to adopt Ordinance No. 3 setting compensation for the superintendent; the motion was seconded by Councilmember Ronnie Kimble and carried unanimously. Robin then moved to adopt Ordinance No. 4 setting compensation for the town clerk; that motion, seconded by Councilmember Susie Hebert, also passed unanimously.
The meeting minutes record the votes as unanimous but do not provide a roll-call tally or the specific dollar amounts or salary schedules changed by the ordinances. Financial details and effective dates were not specified in the minutes and are listed as not specified in the meeting record.
The council accepted financial and departmental reports later in the meeting; the minutes do not indicate any additional budgetary deliberation tied directly to the two ordinances. The council adjourned after completing its business.
