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Public Works committee clears subdivision, change orders and awards road-striping bid

Ouachita Parish Police Jury · August 4, 2025
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Summary

The Public Works Committee approved a minor subdivision for Fueltrac Randall’s LA LLC (subject to engineer comments), granted a variance for Daytona Lane, approved multiple change orders and accepted a $111,950 bid from Highway Graphics, LLC for road-striping of school zones; all motions passed without opposition and were ratified by the full Jury.

The Public Works Committee, meeting Aug. 4 under chair Lonnie Hudson, recommended several project approvals and contract actions that the Jury later ratified.

The committee recommended granting minor subdivision approval for Fueltrac Randall’s LA LLC (Lot 1 and Lot 2 of Old Sterlington Subdivision) subject to satisfactorily addressing comments from the Public Works department and parish engineer. The committee granted a variance request for Daytona Lane.

Engineer Mr. Crosby presented Change Order No. 3 for Caples Road (authorization requested for Laura Williams to sign), Change Order No. 1 for the Fire Department New Natchitoches Road ditch enclosure, and Change Order No. 1 for the Frenchman’s Bend Phase III, Unit 4 drainage project; the committee recommended approval of those change orders and accepted substantial completion for the Frenchman’s Bend Phase III, Unit 4 drainage project.

The committee presented bid results for road striping of school zones on parish roads and recommended accepting the low/acceptable bid from Highway Graphics, LLC for $111,950.00. The committee also authorized advertising for bids to stripe railroad crossings on parish roads. All motions in committee were passed without opposition and later ratified by the full Jury.