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Council lists routine ordinances and Board of Adjustment hears zoning-exception requests

St. Martin Parish Council joint committee · August 18, 2026

Summary

Council reviewed several routine ordinances (budget amendments, equipment lease, servitude reduction, position creation, travel-policy update) and then convened as the Board of Adjustment to take motions on two exceptions to place single-family mobile homes in I1-zoned parcels; motions were recorded and calls for the vote were made.

The council moved through routine agenda items with brief discussion and then met as the Board of Adjustment to consider two exceptions to allow single-family mobile homes in properties zoned I1 (light industrial).

Agenda items listed included an amendment to the 2026 operating budget for the health unit/animal control fund, a lease for a Caterpillar excavator, a reduction of parish servitude on a drainage channel, creation of an assistant to the director of administration position, and an update to the travel reimbursement policy to follow GSA M&IE rates. No extended debate on those ordinances was recorded in the provided transcript excerpts.

Later, as the Board of Adjustment, councilors considered an exception for Mason Durio to move a single-family mobile home onto a property zoned I1 at 1991 Main Highway and a second exception for Tina Stein at 1084 Main Highway. The transcript records motions by Mr. Corville with seconds by Mr. Luvier and a call for the vote; the provided segments do not include a roll-call tally in the excerpt.

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