Aldermen to hear more about city housekeeping
The Eunice Board of Aldermen are to hear of more community housekeeping measures as four properties are its agenda for cleanup action.
The Eunice Board of Aldermen are to hear of more community housekeeping measures as four properties are its agenda for cleanup action.
Alderwoman Germaine Simpson thinks clearing debris from ditches along city streets will help alleviate flooding problems.
Simpson made that point during Tuesday’s Board of Aldermen meeting.
Eunice aldermen drew the line for three properties in the city to either be repaired or demolished at a meeting Tuesday at the Eunice Municipal Complex.
Aldermen turned their eyes to dilapidated property as they planned to put three such parcels on their Tuesday meeting agenda.
Eunice aldermen voted to roll forward two millage rates — one for streets and the other for the general fund — at a meeting Tuesday.
A millage adjustment and an amendment to the city’s noise ordinance are among the items on Tuesday’s Eunice Board of Aldermen agenda.
An ordinance to create an eight-member Eunice economic development committee was introduced at Tuesday’s meeting of the Board of Aldermen.
The agenda for Tuesday’s Eunice Board of Alderman meeting was light as of a meeting Thursday.
Aldermen will be asked to schedule a public hearing on May 9 as part of the process to roll forward property taxes.
An annual survey of litter in Eunice found the city a bit worse off this year than in previous years, according to Donna Baltakis, Keep Eunice Beautiful director.
Eunice aldermen will be asked to vote on a public hearing about a “roll forward” of the 2017 property tax millage rates.