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Utilities

Everything we've tracked on this issue in St. Charles Parish government.

Decisions on Utilities

Approved7–02025-0200$202,712.50Parish Council · Aug 4

Amendment to Evangeline Road and CN Railroad Box Culvert Project

Approves amendment number one to add engineering fees and resident inspection services for the Evangeline Road and CN Railroad Box Culvert project due to increased complexity from utility conflicts and railroad right-of-way requirements.

Yea (7)Michael A. Mobley, Holly Fonseca, La Sandra D. Wilson, Heather Skiba, Walter Pilié, Michelle O'Daniels, Bob Fisher

Absent (2)Willie Comardelle, Michele deBruler

Approved9–02025-0005Parish Council · Feb 10

An ordinance to approve the usage of Special Revenue Fund 123, Flood Protection, to pay for electrical utilities, fuel, parish water, debris disposal, repair parts, third party repair services to include parts and labor, and other maintenance items associated with the operation of the pump stations located on the Parish’s outer flood protection levee system. Parish labor associated with operation and repairs will not be paid out of the Special Revenue 123 fund.

Moved by Bob FisherSeconded by La Sandra D. Wilson

Yea (9)Michael A. Mobley, Holly Fonseca, La Sandra D. Wilson, Heather Skiba, Walter Pilié, Willie Comardelle, Michelle O'Daniels, Bob Fisher, Michele deBruler

Approved2026-0160$149,223.04Parish Council · May 18

Change Order Number One for Desalmons Boat Launch Project

Increases the contract amount by $149,223.04 and extends the project timeline by 30 days to cover additional sand fill material, culvert installation, and water utility distribution system changes needed to bring the boat launch parking area to proper grade.

Approved2026-0145Parish Council · May 4

Summer Food Service Program Agreement with School Board

Annual agreement with St. Charles Parish School Board to provide summer food service program from May 29, 2026 through July 10, 2026, covering facility use (utilities) and bus service at two sites (East Bank and West Bank). Projected cost is $3,000 less than prior year.

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