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Roads to be fixed in South Point Subdivision in Denham Springs??

Good Question, I'd say. 


David Normand | The News
This is a good read especially for folks that moved in this neighborhood within the past 5+ years.
The road will be repaired, then the repair job would be extremely bad to start with, then they will
do a minor repair. I can't tell you how many times I have had my front end or wheels aligned and
I'm guessing it's because of the poor road condition. As the article states this has brought the value
of homes way down from where they should be. It's shameful it's taking this long to get this done.
Check out this link below from the Livingston Parish News to get the full story.

http://livingstonparishnews.com/news/article_1d96b1d0-137c-11e3-b409-0019bb2963f4.html

Hurricane Katrina 8 Years Ago August 29, 2005

Hurricane Katrina Eight (8) Years Ago Today

HURRICANE KATRINA…8/29/2005

As I got ready for bed last night, I was thinking..this time 8 years ago I was evacuating from my home in escapes of Hurricane Katrina. My dad was in his car ahead of me, my daughter & I were in my car, my brother was behind us with his son in his car and another brother with his wife in their car heading to Tennessee. I kept wondering what was going to happen but as usual I felt we would be off for a day or two but would come back home. We ended up in Marshall Texas which is east of Shreveport, LA. We arrived just before 6am after driving 19 hours. By 8:30am on August 29th, 2005 we knew our homes were under water & sure to loose everything we owned. Long story short, we were in Marshall Tx for months, then in McComb MS, then Hammond, LA then made Denham Springs our home away from home. It was a hard struggle but I was surely not going to let a female named Katrina drop me to my knees. No way! We are survivors! Below are a few photos of our home after Hurricane Katrina.

Denham Springs Antique District Art Festival

  Free to the public, you will love Art Attack in the Antique District!

                     September 6, 2013 from 6pm - 9pm

Livingston council to discuss road overlay project again!

Check out this link below to read about the

http://theadvocate.com/news/livingston/6886039-123/livingston-council-to-discuss-road

BY ROBERT STEWART

rstewart@theadvocate.com

August 26, 2013

Livingston Parish Council Chairman Marshall Harris has called a special meeting Tuesday to discuss the parish’s road overlay project after council members argued with Parish President Layton Ricks last week over whether Ricks could hire an engineer for the project without council approval.

The council will discuss requests for qualifications for the road overlay project and a road priority list at 7 p.m. in the council’s chambers in Livingston, according to the agenda.
The council discussed both items at its Aug. 22 meeting but only voted to adopt a road list. The council tabled the discussion on the requests for qualifications.

Ricks said Monday he wasn’t quite sure how to react to the news of a meeting being called to discuss the road overlay project. He questioned whether the council gave sufficient notice about the meeting for it to be legal.

“There’s already a contract in place,” he said. “I don’t know what the ultimate goal for tomorrow (Tuesday) night is.

” Ricks once again said the home rule charter gives him the authority to hire the engineer, as do previous attorney general’s opinions.

“This is clearly just a jab at (my) administration and once again them trying to usurp the authority of administration,” he said.

Council members sparred with Ricks on Thursday after Ricks told the council he had hired BKI Engineering of New Orleans to begin preliminary work on the long-awaited road overlay project.
Harris and Councilman Jim Norred accused Ricks of violating the parish’s home rule charter by signing the engineering firm without telling the council.

The home rule charter says the parish president can sign contracts for projects and services specifically identified in the parish’s approved budget, “or as specifically identified by ordinance.”
It says projects not identified in the budget have to go to the council for approval.

Ricks has said he has the authority under the home rule charter to hire the engineer. He said the engineer will receive no compensation until the council formally dedicates money to the project.

Council attorney Chris Moody has said the parish’s home rule charter isn’t clear as to whether Ricks could have hired the engineer without the council’s approval.

Moody said he had discussed the move with Ricks but said it’s better policy to submit any bid contract to the council for approval.

Harris and Norred did not return calls for comment Monday.