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Votes at a glance: Broussard council passes resolutions and ordinances on July 14

City of Broussard City Council · July 15, 2026
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Summary

On July 14 the Broussard council approved minutes and the May financial report, adopted two ordinances cleaning up property lines, and passed three resolutions including preliminary approval for a DEQ sewer loan and an application for a Delta Regional Authority grant.

The Broussard City Council approved a series of routine and project-related items on July 14. Key formal actions recorded in the meeting were:

- Acceptance of minutes: The council approved the minutes from the June 17, 2026 budget hearing and the June 17 regular meeting (motions moved, seconded and approved by roll call).

- Financial report: The May 2026 financial report was approved; the mayor said May revenue was 3% above May 2025, 1% below monthly forecast and 2% below the annual budget.

- Resolution 907-26: Preliminary approval to pursue a $4,963,000 DEQ revolving loan for multiple sewer projects; approved. (See separate article for details.)

- Resolution 908-26: Declared a list of public-works vehicles and equipment surplus and authorized disposition; approved.

- Resolution 909-26: Authorized applying for a Delta Regional Authority grant (cap $500,000) for a bridge project on North Cruz Avenue; council approved intent to apply.

- Ordinances introduced: Ordinance 26847 (bond ordinance for DEQ loan, to be adopted later) and ordinance 26848 (act of exchange with IMN LLC) were introduced and the motions to introduce passed.

- Ordinances adopted: Ordinance 26845 (map cleanup along North Eola Road) and ordinance 26846 (act of exchange with Como Planting to finalize Salvador Road property lines) were adopted by roll call.

All items that recorded votes in the transcript passed on recorded affirmative roll calls; the meeting adjourned after a water-system master plan report and announcements.