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Plaquemine selectmen approve re‑subdivision, event permit, vehicle trade‑ins, official journal and routine bills
Summary
The Plaquemine Mayor and Board of Selectmen on June 9, 2026 approved a re‑subdivision for 22917 Hwy. 1, a Class T alcohol permit for Aug. 1, accepted two police vehicles as surplus for trade‑in, designated the Plaquemine Post South as the official journal (4–2 vote), authorized bidding for a depository, approved two invoices totaling $105,385, acknowledged financial reports and approved prior minutes.
At its June 9, 2026 meeting the City of Plaquemine Mayor and Board of Selectmen approved several routine and administrative items.
The board unanimously approved a re‑subdivision of Lot A fronting Frontage Road/Hwy. 1 (22917 Hwy. 1) on a motion by Selectman Brent Barbier, seconded by Selectman Thomas D. LeBlanc. The same unanimous vote approved a 2026 Class T alcohol beverage permit for Juliana’s Journey to be held Aug. 1, 2026 at the Mark A. "Tony" Gulotta Waterfront Park (57845 Foundry Street).
The board declared two Plaquemine Police Department vehicles surplus for trade‑in: a 2007 Chevrolet 3500 (VIN 1GCJC33D37F122404), value $10,000.00; and a 2020 Dodge Durango (VIN 1C4RDHAG3LC172242), value $7,500.00. That motion passed unanimously.
Selectman Brent Barbier offered and the board adopted a resolution designating the Plaquemine Post South as the city's official journal for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, as required by LSA R.S. 43:141. That motion passed 4–2 (Yeas: Brent Barbier, Michael K. Carlin, Sr., Thomas D. LeBlanc and Shannon P. Courtade; Nays: Natasha S. Johnson and Wanda B. Jones).
The board authorized advertising to receive bids for a depository/fiscal agent for one year and approved the following invoices: Uncle J. Custom — boat and motor for the fire department totaling $50,000.00; and J. Reed Constructors, Inc. — pavilion shoring totaling $55,385.00. The combined invoice approvals total $105,385.00. The board also acknowledged receipt of monthly budget‑to‑actual statements, April payments, police and fire reports for May 2026 and payroll vouchers for May 2026, and approved minutes for May 12 and May 26, 2026. The meeting adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
Votes and motions are recorded in the official minutes; no public commenters registered during the public comment period.
