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Council declines to remove Planning & Zoning commissioner; pulls District 4 appointment from agenda

Mayor and Council, City of Zachary, Louisiana · January 27, 2026
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Summary

After a public hearing on attendance, the council did not approve the removal of Planning & Zoning Commissioner Jason Floyd. Separately, the council removed from the agenda the proposed appointment of Randy Albarez to the Planning & Zoning Commission.

The Zachary Mayor and Council held a public hearing on Jan. 27 to consider removal of Planning & Zoning Commissioner Jason Floyd (District 4) and subsequently voted on the matter.

During the public hearing, councilmembers discussed Commissioner Floyd’s attendance record. The council then voted on a motion to remove Mr. Floyd; the motion did not pass (Yeas: James Graves, Jennifer Landry; Nays: Brandy Westmoreland, John LeBlanc, Ambre DeVirgilio). As a result, no removal was approved that evening.

Separately, the council considered appointment of Randy Albarez to the Planning & Zoning Commission (District 4). The council voted to remove that appointment item (I6B) from the agenda; the motion to remove the item passed 3–2 (Yeas: Westmoreland, LeBlanc, DeVirgilio; Nays: Graves, Landry), so the appointment did not proceed that night. Randy Albarez also spoke during public comment later in the meeting about an attendance policy for commissioners.

Why it matters: The actions preserve the sitting commissioner (no removal approved) and delay a proposed appointment, leaving District 4 representation on the Planning & Zoning Commission unchanged for now.

What’s next: The council did not schedule a follow-up vote on removal or appointment during this meeting; the matter may return to a future agenda.