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Killian approves plat, tables cooperative inspection agreement and hears police, drainage and cleanup updates
Summary
The board approved Lester Guilbeau's plat for Lower Rome Road, tabled a proposed cooperative inspection agreement with Livingston Parish Council, heard details about an April 18 clean‑up day and drainage problems, and received a police inventory update. The board also recognized Renee Harrell as citizen of the month and adjourned.
The Killian Board of Aldermen approved a plat for Lester Guilbeau on Lower Rome Road, tabled a public hearing on entering a cooperative endeavor agreement with the Livingston Parish Council for residential and commercial construction inspection, and heard a series of community updates.
Alderman Trevor Clardy moved to approve Lester Guilbeau's plat and Alderman Wesley Bignar seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Separately, a public hearing was held to consider authorizing the town to enter a cooperative endeavor agreement with the Livingston Parish Council for review and inspection of residential and commercial construction; the item was tabled and no action was taken.
Alderman Trevor Clardy outlined logistics for the Love the Boot clean‑up day on April 18, saying volunteers should meet at town hall at 7:45 a.m. for sign‑up and orientation and that food timing was arranged. The minutes note that Kathleen Ables forwarded clean‑up grant opportunities for the board to review. The board discussed drainage concerns at the blue building and concluded the issue needs to be addressed with DOTD (Department of Transportation and Development).
Mayor Caleb Atwell reported the police department is conducting an inventory and records review, including paperwork, bank statements and credit card receipts; interviews with former employees are underway and some missing items have been recovered. He also noted a Dodge Durango is fully equipped and ready for use. The board recognized Renee Harrell as citizen of the month and the meeting was adjourned.
The minutes do not show public testimony on the plat, the cooperative agreement item was tabled (no vote recorded beyond tabling), and no deadlines or further hearing dates were provided in the record.
