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Eunice aldermen approve condemnations, appointments, surplus declarations and street-bid advertisement
Summary
At its Sept. 10 meeting, the Eunice Board adopted minutes, condemned two structures, approved a subdivision and sale to Waffle House, authorized 2024–25 street-improvement bids, declared surplus items, appointed Trey Langley to the Recreation Committee, approved bills and adjourned.
The Eunice Board of Aldermen used its Sept. 10 regular meeting to approve a set of routine and project-related items.
The board adopted the Aug. 13, 2024 meeting minutes and heard Code Enforcement presentations. After a show-cause process with no owner representatives present, the board voted to condemn structures at 225-A and 225-B South St. George Street. The council authorized advertisement for bids on the 2024–2025 Street Improvement project and declared several items surplus — five glass display cases and three vehicles (a 2010 Ford pickup and two 2016 Chevrolet Caprice police units).
Under new business the council approved subdividing Word Ministries property on West Laurel Avenue to sell a lot to Waffle House Restaurants for development. The board also concurred with the Mayor’s nomination and appointed Trey Langley to the Eunice Recreation Committee. Financial business included approval of payment of city bills for August 2024 and acknowledgment of the city’s financial reports. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
All motions were recorded as carried in the minutes; the meeting did not specify bid timelines, sale closing dates or detailed surplus-disposition schedules. More detailed administrative steps (bid notices, sale documentation, surplus disposition) were left to the appropriate departments.
