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Public Notices: Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

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Public Notices Published Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

Board of Commissioners
Franklin Parish Hospital
Service District No. 1, d/b/a
Franklin Medical Center

August 23, 2007
Members Present: Nick Poulos;, Chairman, Madge Wilson,; and Vice Chairman, Paul Price, ; Michael Wright, Paul Price, Jan Hicks, and Michael Wright.
Members Absent:
Others Present: Sheila Mason, Jimmy Coughran, MD; Blake Kramer, Sue McDonald, Sam Wiggins, and Rod Elrod.
Call to order and invocation: Nick Poulos called the meeting to order and Madge Wilson gave the invocation.
Approval of Minutes from the July 26, 2007 and the August 16, 2007 meetings: Motion was made by Paul Price, seconded by Michael Wright. And unanimously approved.
Financial Report: Blake Kramer gave the financial report stating that the hospital had a net loss of $295,448.08 for the month of June, 2007. Our Total Patient Revenue is greatly responsible for the June 2007 loss. FMC took a loss of 115,000.00 in Bad Debit Expense. Also, FMC's electricity bill is up 22,155.62 from this time last year. However, Total Operating Expenses are down greatly for June compared to last year at this time. Blake explained Disproportionate Funds and how they affect the profit/loss of the hospital. The motion was made by Michael Wright to accept the financial statement, seconded by Madge Wilson, motion carried and the financial report waswere unanimously approved.
Medical Staff Report: Dr. Jimmy Coughran reported one new physician to will be given privileges on courtesy staff of FMC Medical Staff; Dr. Robert Lawrence Karl. Dr. Coughran also presented "Amendments to Rules" in the Medical Staff bylaws Numbers 40 and 41 that were approved by the Medical Staff. The Amendments pertain to Nurse Practitioners and Physician's Assistants. After an explanation of the rules were given, the motion to approve the Amendments to the Rules Number 40 and 41 was made by Jan Hicks, seconded by Paul Price, motion carried, and unanimously approved.
Chief Nursing Officer Report: Sheila Mason, CNO, presented the following reports:
Quality care: The Patient Liaison Committee is doing a great job. The patients are enjoying their daily visits with their Liaison person. The patients are able to discuss any concerns they have during their stay.
Overtime: Overtime has been cut by 2/3rds by implementing flex staffing.
Louisiana Healthcare Review would like to come speak with the Board concerning Quality Patient Care mandates. Control.
FMC received a HRSA Grant to be spent on Emergency Preparedness. Close to $20,000.00 this fiscal year. Monies will be spent to increase our surge capacity and better prepare us in the event of an emergency.
The Mental Health Outreach Grant program is coming along very well. It is expected to grow even more when a sliding payment scale is decided upon tonight.
Prescription Assistance Program: Kasey Ogden is doing a wonderful job heading this program. She has saved patients that are not eligible for Medicaid $30,227.00 since June 18, 2007 on their medications. She has signed up 75 Medicaid patients with no denials since the beginning of the program.
Ms. Mason and Mr. Booker are working with the Community Partners Program to supply members of our community with scholarships to pursue the medical field.
FMC is aggressively seeking a new the appropriate IT program to link the patient records, doctor's orders, lab results, etc to our hospital. The review committee is nearing the end of the decision between two vendors..
Ms. Mason updated the Board on Louisiana's Emergency Response Network.
Ms. Mason requested Board of approval for an Ureteroscopes. A motion was made by Micheal Wright to pass on this agenda item and resume toto resume the discussion in the executive session and seconded by Madge Wilson.
Ms. Mason explained the need for an Emergency Room Paramedic. A motion was made by Jan Hicks, seconded by Madge Wilson, and carried to unanimously approvedal for a new job category to be added to FMC of Emergency Room Paramedics.
Ms. Mason offered a new policy for approval on behalf of a request made from the Medical Staff. The Policy addresses sedation protocols for MRI patients during procedures. A motion was made by Paul Price, seconded by Michael Wright, and the Board unanimously approved the Policy and Procedure of patient sedation for imaging services.carried to approval for the policy and procedure governing the sedation/monitoring of a patient during a diagnostic imaging exam.
Ms. Mason presented the new Sliding Scale Fee Schedule for the FMC Health Clinics. Michael Wright made the motion to approve the sliding scale; it was seconded by Paul Price and carried to approval unanimously.
Legal Report: Blake Kramer explained, for the new board members, the laws governing executive session and agenda items.
Administrative Report: Blake Kramer discussed the following:
Capital Improvement GrantOutlay Funds: Theseis grant will provide us with the necessary money to upgrade the physical hospital.
Information Technology RFP Request: The motion was made by Jan Hicks, seconded by Paul Price, and carried to approval for the Request for Proposals to be sent to various technology companies for a new Information Technology System.
Executive Session: Motion was made by Michael Wright, seconded by Madge Wilson and carried authorizing the Board to enter into Executive Session.
Motions were made as follows:
The motion was made by Michael Wright, seconded by Madge Wilson, and carried to repair thepurchase two class E UreterosocpesFlexible Ureterosocpes.
The motion made by Paul Price, seconded by Jan Hicks and carried to cash in a CD for the General Fund expenses of $280,597.28.
10. Open Session: Nothing discussed.
11. Motion was made by Michal Wright, seconded by Jan Hicks and carried to adjourn the meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Nick Poulos, Chairman
Board of Commissioners
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SP# 9414

Sealed bids will be opened and publicly read by the Purchasing Section of the Division of Administration, 1201 N. 3rd St., 2nd Floor Suite 2-160, P.O. Box 94095, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 70804 at 10:00 A.M. for the following:
File No. O26806D, Bid No. 2220832 - Interior and Exterior Painting, Columbia Mental Health Center, Nov 1 (NOTE: A job site visit is mandatory prior to bid opening)
Bid proposal forms, information and specifications may be obtained by accessing the bid number in LaPac at www.doa.louisiana.gov/osp or from the purchasing section listed above. No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities.
DENISE LEA - Director of State Purchasing - FAX (225) 342-8688
State of Louisiana
DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION
OFFICE OF STATE PURCHASING
KATHLEEN BABINEAUX BLANCO JERRY LUKE LEBLANC
GOVERNOR COMMISSIONER OF ADMINISTRATION
CLAIBORNE BUILDING
1201 NORTH THIRD STREET SUIT 2-160
POST OFFICE BOX 94095
BATON ROUGE, LA 70804-9095
(225) 342-8010
Fax (225) 342-8688
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
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NOTICE
Anyone having knowledge of or knowing the whereabouts of Hollis Nathaniel Crawford, please contact REID C. WOLLESON, Attorney at Law, 6658 Kinloch Street, Winnsboro, LA 71295, (318)435-7525.
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Franklin Parish Police Jury
Public Meeting Regular Meeting
6:00 P.M. ˆ September 13, 2007

The Franklin Parish Police Jury at 6:00 P.M. held a Public Meeting on 2007 Tax Assessments in the Police Jury meeting room, Courthouse building, Winnsboro, Louisiana, with the following members present: Honorable Harvey Guimbellot, President, Jackie Johnson, Ray Young, Leroy Scott, R.W. "Buddy" Parks, Ricky Campbell, and Troy Hendry.
Juror Ray young opened the meeting with Prayer and the Pledge.
Motion by Hendry, and seconded by Campbell to amend the agenda. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Hendry, and seconded by Campbell to approve the minutes of the August 9th meeting.
Open Public Hearing: Tax Assessor J.W. Dean explained to the Jurors that the needed to approve the 2007 tax roll assessments. We have advertised in the local newspaper for the public inspection and no complaints were registered with the Assessor's office or the Police Jury office. Motion by Campbell and seconded by Parks to certify the values of the 2007 tax roll assessments. Unanimously approved.
Next item of the Public Hearing adopt millage rates for the 2007 tax year.
Motion by Young and seconded by Johnson to adopt a resolution to adopt the adjusted millage rates (s) for the tax year 2007 as read by J.W. Dean Tax Assessor. Unanimously approved.
RESOLUTION # 2007
BE IT RESOLVED, that the following millage is hereby levied on the 2007 tax roll on all property subject to taxation by the Franklin Parish Police Jury.

FRANKLIN PARISH POLICE JURY
INSIDE OUTSIDE
Parish Alimony (General Fund) 1.76 3.52
Council on Aging 1.98 1.98
Courthouse 3.92 3.92
Drainage 10.77 10.77
Equipment 7.84 7.84
Health Unit/Mosquito 3.16 3.16
Library 7.34 7.34
Road Equipment & Salary Adj. 4.19 4.19
40.96 42.72
Fire District II 10.42
Fire District III 10.37
Fire District IV 10.20
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this proper administrative officials of the Parish of FRANKLIN, State of LOUISIANA, be and they are hereby empowered, authorized, and directed to spread said taxes, as hereinabove set forth, upon the assessment roll of said Parish for the year 2007, and to make the collections of the taxes imposed for and on behalf of the taxing authority, according to law, and that the taxes herein levied shall become a permanent lien and privilege on all property subject to taxation as herein set forth, and collection thereof shall be enforceable in a manner provided by law.
The foregoing Resolution was read in full, and the roll was called on the adoption thereof, and the resolution was adopted by the following votes:
YEAS: Harvey Guimbellot, Jackie Johnson, Ray Young, Leroy Scott,
K.W. "Buddy" Parks, Ricky Campbell, and Troy Hendry.
NAYS: None
ABSTAINED: None
Motion by Hendry, and seconded by parks that McManus Engineering be awarded the contract for Engineering for Public Facilities for FY 2008-2009 LCDBG and Frye Magee and Associates be awarded the contract for Administrative Services for Public Facilities for FY 2008-2009. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Johnson, and seconded by Hendry that McManus Engineering be awarded Engineering Services for LASTEP (Water Application) for FY2008-2009; and Frye Magee and Associates for Administrative Services for LASTEP (Water Application) for FY 2008-2009 LCDBG. Unanimously approved.
Larry Walter appeared before the Jurors and stated that he would like to be the Certified Building Official for Franklin Parish. He passed out a copy of his Resume to the Jurors. Larry said that he could perform all building code permitting, plan reviews, inspections, and seek and write grant application for the Parish. Debbie Noble spoke to the Jurors on Larry behalf. She said that Larry helped her tremendously while employed by McManus and that the Parish should hire him as our CBO. Juror Young said in all due respect to what Mr. Walters has presented, we had Mr. Blount to come before the Jury and present a plan and then we turned him down. Mr. Blount's company is in this type business and have been for 30 years. They'll come in and set up shop as professionals. Juror Young said that since IBTS agreed to come back and help us we need to ask them to do the job. Juror Young also said that he thought it was unusual to switch the agenda. Under any visitors, usually a constituent come before the Jury to talk about a problem that he/she might have. This item was not on the agenda that someone was coming in to make a presentation about Building Inspector. Juror Young said that this is highly out of order. President Guimbellot said that Juror Hendry asked him to do this so Larry could make his presentation.
Greg Blount with IBTS spoke to the Jurors. Blount said that he is working with several parishes to develop a regional approach. We are talking to Mr. Walters about hiring him. Need two (2) more parishes. We already have Caldwell. When we get one more Parish we can hire a full time CBO to provide services. The Parish interest is at the heart of IBTS. IBTS secured a $52,000 grant for the Parish. Blount said IBTS has over one hundred million dollars in grant capabilities throughtout the United States. IBTS did a cost analysis study for Franklin Parish at no charge to see if a flat fee or square footage fee structure would be more economical for the citizens. A .55 cent per square foot proposal is cheaper. Juror Parks wanted to know if the .55 cents per square foot was heated or under roof. Blount said under roof. Blount said that IBTS has extended services to the citizens of Franklin Parish without a contract to the Parish but contracted directly to the homeowner. Juror Johnson asked Blount what about a grant for next year? Blount said he thought that this might be the last year for grants for Building Code Departments. Juror Johnson also wanted to know if the Jury would have to come up any money. Blount said IBTS's commitment to the state of Louisiana cost will be zero (0) to the Parishes. Blount said that IBTS will implement a fully run building department at no cost to the Jury. President Guimbellot wanted to know if IBTS would hire Larry Walters. Blount said they are in discussion with him now. They need a local person to run the office. Juror Parks wanted to know if the Jury hired you, would Larry Walters be inspector for Franklin Parish? Blount said he would be inspector and CBO. Larry made the statement to the Jurors that he is not trying to compete with IBTS. He said he had an opportunity to talk to all the Jurors and that was what he did. Larry also said that he is looking for a job and ready to go to work. Juror Young said that we have a proposal from a group who will come in and take care of inspections and run the office at no cost to the Jury. We don't know what it will cost if we hire an individual. If we hire Mr. Blount's group, it is not going to cost us anything. Juror Scott said that Blount had good answers to everything. It's almost too good to be true. Larry Walters seems to be more flexible. He can help in other areas. What we need to do is vote for who is best for the job. Juror Young said that he had no problem with Mr. Waters at all. He is a very good man. If we hire IBTS, they will hire Mr. Walters. The Jury needs to make a business decision. We need to do what is best for the Parish. Juror Young also said, we have an opportunity to get into a deal that's going to be a workable deal that's not going to cost us anything. We owe it to the citizens of Franklin Parish to go with this group (IBTS). Juror Johnson said he agreed with Juror Young one hundred percent. Juror Johnson asked Blount how would their grant writing services benefit the Parish ? Blount said services would be available to the Jury at one hundred percent. Juror Johnson said it looks like a win, win, win situation for everybody. If IBTS is going to hire Larry Walters and if it‚s going to save tax payers money, looks like a better deal for Mr. Walters and Franklin Parish. President Guimbellot wanted to know if IBTS could speed things up on hiring Larry Walters. Blount said he was giving him a contract to let the Parish Attorney look at and if the Attorney is satisfied with the contract and the Jury signs it, they will hire Larry Walters. Juror Hendry said that Mobile Homes were exempt from inspections and Senator Ellington told the Jury this also. Juror Hendry also wanted to know how much IBTS would charge to inspect wiring and plumbing on Mobile Homes. Blount said $200.00.
Motion by Young, and seconded by Johnson to appoint IBTS as our Certified Building Official. By a show of hands all Jurors voted yes, except Scott who voted no.
Velma Thomas appeared before the Jury. She said that the Jury had done some work behind her house on New Zion Road. She needs some dirt there because the filling in they did has settled and needs to filled in again. Greg said that the work has been scheduled to be done. They just have not gotten around to doing it yet. Greg and Ricky will go to Mrs. Thomas and check things out.
Juror Scott discussed some property located on Sunflower Lane. This particular property floods. A permit has been issued and the property is not in a flood zone area. Juror Scott said he didn't want the Jury to be held liable. Greg Blount said that IBTS could look for grants that could help homeowners get updates and get an updated FEMA map.
Ken McManus spoke to Jurors about Turkey Creek Park. Ken said that we need to get the Park up and going. He said that Shannon needs invoice from the Coop to see how much it is going to cost. Ken said he would call the Coop and ask for an invoice. Shannon said she needed an exact amount.
Motion by Johnson, and seconded by Young to approve an amount not to exceed $10,000. Unanimously approved.
Ken then discussed some on going projects. He asked the Jury for their suggestions on what to apply for through Capital Outlay. Ken discussed the projects that were asked for last year and for any suggestions or changes for this year. Already applied for projects through Captial Outlay are: Courthouse renovations, Union Church Road, Turkey Creek Park, Public Works Building, Johnson Road, Raspberry Bridge, and LASTEP (Drinking water Baskin/Crowville area), and Baker's Cutoff. Jurors Johnson and Scott asked Ken to see if he could apply for funding for Abe Lincoln Subdivision, Jan Road, Ann Road, and area behind Brown's Landing. Juror Johnson also asked Ken to see if he could get funds from Captial Outlay for the Washington Sewer System. Juror Young said that we have a priority list and when we ask for special money to do roads every road out there is special.
Ken talked about the Building Code Department. At the last meeting, we were still in the building business. He said on Friday he received a call from his bank and they told me that we were spending more money than we were taking in. Tuesday, Larry went to a Code Council meeting and they came up with $500,000 worth of insurance that I would have to get. That made the decision for me to get out of the building business. I was losing money in the building business. Had a lot of contracts with FEMA. Small firms can't last long when you deal with FEMA. It is hard to get your money. So I am back in the Engineering business.
Charles Brass appeared before the Jurors. He passed out to Jurors some statistics on Section 8 program that he received from HUD. Brass talked about getting extra units for the program. Shannon suggested that the Jury do a resolution to HUD asking for 100 additional units.
Motion by Campbell, and seconded by Scott to do resolution to HUD asking for additional units. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Johnson, and seconded by Young to send letters to property owner's at the end of Old Columbia Road and Ellington Road. Unanimously approved.
Juror Johnson talked about developing the north end of Turkey Creek Park. He said maybe this should be placed on a ballot to see if citizen want the lake developed. Talk to David Doughty about this.
Motion by Hendry, and seconded by Parks to put Hesler Road into system. Unanimously approved..
Motion by Campbell, and seconded by Scott to do a Cooperative Endeavor Agreement with Hannah-Richardson Post 3155 ˆVFW Hall. The Hall parking lot is in need of repair. The Building can be used by the Jury as an emergency facility etc. The Jury will furnish the equipment and labor and Post 3155 will furnish materials at a cost of $800.00. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Hendry, and seconded by Campbell that the Jury would not make a recommendation on appointing someone to replace William Till. Unanimously approved.
Under Personnel Committee Report: Motion by Campbell and seconded by Young to hire Carroll White as Bush Hog Operator at $8.00 per hour. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Parks, and seconded by Campbell to reinstate Arthur Fletcher as Chip Seal Operator at $8.00 per hour. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Johnson, and seconded by Campbell for Greg Humphries to attend LPESA Board Meeting and Fall Conference September 19-21, 2007 in Lafayette, La. Unanimously approved.
Under Public Works Committee Report: Motion by Campbell, and seconded by Parks to ask David Doughty to send a letter to landowner at 505 Jewel Hill Road regarding fence and bushes at intersection of Jewel Hill Road and L.D. Knox Road. Unanimously approved.
Treasurer Report was given by Shannon Gwin.
Under Superintendent Report: Greg said 5 out of 6 roads have been chip sealed. They are setting up Reagan Loop now. Greg also gave Ken McManus 2007 application on Local Road Safety Program. In 2006 projects included were: Dummyline Road rumble strips, signs for chip seal roads, and measuring devices. DOTD will bid these out, we'll put them up and come back and inspect them. Received $160,000.00 for signs and $1,000.00 for rumble strips. We need to apply for 2007 application before October 1, 2007. Greg said that he would like to have input from all Jurors.
Under Old Business: President Guimbellot said he is not satisfied with weed spraying done in the North end of the Parish. Several Jurors voiced concerns about this also. It was suggested that we go back to Bush-hogging ourselves. Juror Campbell said that we need to look at getting a spray truck. Juror Scott said to check with Louisiana Surplus in Baton Rouge.
Under New Business: Juror Johnson said that items on the agenda to be discussed and is supported by pass out materials, he would like for it to be passed out before the meeting. President Guimbellot said that whoever is making a presentation should make sure the information is passed out.
There being no further business to discuss at this time, on a motion by Campbell and seconded by Parks the meeting was unanimously approved adjourned.
/s/ Johnnie Wesley, Secretary /s/Harvey Guimbellot, President
Franklin Parish Police Jury Franklin Parish Police Jury
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Franklin Parish Police Jury
Special Meeting
4:00 P.M., September 28, 2007

The Franklin Parish Police Jury at 6:00 held a Special Meeting in the Police Jury meeting room, courthouse building, Winnsboro, Louisiana, with the following members present: Honorable Harvey Guimbellot, Jackie Johnson, Ray Young, K.W. "Buddy" Parks, Ricky Campbell, and Troy Hendry.
Juror Leroy Scott was absent from this meeting.
Juror Ray Young opened the meeting with a Prayer and Pledge.
Motion by Campbell, and seconded by Parks to approve the agenda.
Motion by Young, and seconded by Campbell to accept the donation of 20 acres of land from Danny Warner, Manager of Cyndan Milbar Land Holding, L.L.C. Unanimously approved.
Motion by Campbell, and seconded by Hendry to put Leggett Road into the system pending paperwork. Unanimously approved.
There being no further business to discuss at this time, on a motion by Young and seconded by Campbell the meeting was unanimously approved adjourned.
/s/Johnnie Wesley, Secretary /s/Harvey Guimbellot, President
Franklin Parish Police Jury
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TOWN OF WISNER
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 13, 2007

The Mayor and Town Council of Wisner met in regular session on Thursday, September 13, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. at the Wisner Town Hall.
Present: Mayor Allyn Jean Luckett, Bobby Blount, Nettie B. Brown, Marc McCarty and Thomas Moore.
Also present: Town Clerk, Billy Cureington, Kendall Magee, Fred Murphy, Don Kincaid, Wayne Jones, Jason Hawthorne, Brad Edwards, Shirley Ladd, Thomas Lemle, Roy Cureington, and Arthur Grant.
There being a quorum the meeting was called to order by Mayor Luckett, the invocation was led by Nettie B. Brown and Bobby Blount led the Pledge of Allegiance.
NEW BUSINESS:
Kendall Magee a consultant of McManus Engineers addressed the council concerning the necessary procedures to begin work on the Community Center project.
Marc McCarty made a motion to adopt an Antidisplacement resolution for the 2006-2007 Community Development Project. Bobby Blount seconded. 4 yeas. 0 nays. Antidisplacement Resolution adopted.
Kendall Magee explained the need to adopt a resolution for a citizen participation and procurement plan. Motion was made by Thomas Moore to adopt the citizen participation plan. Marc McCarty seconded. 4 yeas. 0 nays. Resolution adopted.
The financial report and expenditures were provided for the month of August.
Mayor Luckett asked permission to pay bills.
Bobby Blount made a motion to pay all bills. Seconded by Nettie B. Brown. Motion carried.
DEPARTMENT REPORTS:
Police Dept.
Chief Cureington informed council that there had been an increase in theft and other criminal activities around town and asked council to consider hiring another officer.
OLD BUSINESS:
Mayor Luckett announced the completion of a USDA grant and that two new police cars had been purchased with the money.
Council was informed that another grant has been applied for, for a riding lawn mower and other needed equipment.
Alderman Thomas Moore presented council with several brochures for riding mowers.
There being no bids on the 2001 Crown Victoria after running an ad for several weeks. Motion was made by Bobby Blount to allow Chief Cureington to sell the vehicle. Nettie B. Brown seconded. 4 yeas. 0 nays. Motion carried.
Council voted to adopt the new millage rate of 2007. Votes were as follows:
Yea: Thomas Moore
Yeas: Bobby Blount
Yea: Marc McCarty
Yea: Nettie B. Brown
Nays: None
Absent: None
Guest Anthony Grant addressed the council with plans for restoring a section of the Wisner Elementary school for recreational activities and asked for support from the town.
With no further business Marc McCarty made a motion to adjourn
Meeting adjourned.
Clarice Collins, CMC
Allyn Jean Luckett, Mayor
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FRANKLIN PARISH POLICE JURY
PUBLIC BID NOTICE
THE FRANKLIN PARISH POLICE JURY WILL ACCEPT BIDS UP TO AND INCLUDING 2:00 P.M. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2007 IN THE POLICE JURY CONFERENCE ROOM, COURTHOUSE BUILDING, WINNSBORO, LOUISIANA ON THE FOLLOWING:
CULVERTS, BRIDGE MATERIALS, GRAVEL, HOT MIX, COLD MIX, ASPHALT MATERIAL, GRADER BLADES, OIL, GREASES, GAS, DIESEL, INDIVIDUAL HAULING BIDS FOR DIRT AND ROCK, GARBAGE CARTS , MOSQUITO SPRAY CHEMICAL, DIRT CONTRACTOR BIDS.
BID SPECIFICATIONS AND BID FORMS MAY BE PICKED UP AT THE POLICE JURY OFFICE, 6558 MAIN STREET, COURTHOUSE BUILDING, WINNSBORO, LA. BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 A.M. AND 4:30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, EXLUDING ANY HOLIDAYS.
ALL BRIDGE MATERIAL MUST BE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE ACCESSIBILITY AND MEET OR EXCEED STATE SPECIFICATIONS BEING OF #1 GRADE AND CULVERTS MUST MEET OR EXCEED STATE SPECIFICATIONS AND BE OF #1 GRADE. BLACK CORRUGATED CULVERTS MUST MEET ASHTO STANDARDS M-252 & M-294.
BID ON GRAVEL: SHOULD INCLUDE INDIVIDUAL PRICES, BOTH PICKED UP AT PLANT, DELIVERED TO PARISH ROAD BARN OR ANY ROAD. FEES PER YARD MILE OR FLAT RATE TO HAUL TO ANY ROAD WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF FRANKLIN PARISH WILL BE CONSIDERED IN THE OVERALL PRODUCT PRICE. MILEAGE FROM PIT/PLANT TO PARISH ROAD BARN SHOULD BE NOTED ON BID AND WILL BE CONSIDERED IN THE SELECTION PROCESS. MUST INCLUDE POINT OF ORIGIN.
MAINTENANCE ROCK (GOOD GRADE 50% SIZE 1" TO 1 -1/2")
PITRUN: RED CLAY
SELECT PITRUN (45 TO 50% METAL NOT EXCEEDING 10PI)
DIRT
SAND
C-1,C-3
RIP RAP
SOIL CEMENT (Include price per ton or yard, freight, spreading, environmental, etc.)
(Bid form not provided for Hot Mix and Cold Mix)
ASPHALT: PRICE PICKED UP AT PLANT PRICE DELIVERED TO ANY ROAD OR TO PARISH ROAD BARN
HOT MIX COLD MIX CRS2 SS-1 AEP CRS2P MC-70 MC-30
(Bid form not provided for Hot Mix and Cold Mix)
INDIVIDUAL HAULING BIDS: SHOULD INCLUDE PRICE PER TON MILE, PRICE PER YARD MILE, AND FLAT RATE. THESE BIDS WILL BE USED SHOULD GRAVEL COMPANY AWARDED GRAVEL BID NOT BE ABLE TO FURNISH TRUCK TO HAUL MATERIAL PURCHASED.
(Bid form not provided)
GRADER BLADES: 1/2" X6"X7" WITH 5/8" PLOW HOLES
(Bid form not provided) 1/2"X6"X7" WITH 3/4" PLOW HOLES
OIL, GREASES, NO LEAD GASOLINE, OFF ROAD DIESEL, AND ON ROAD DIESEL:
(BRAND NAME MUST BE SPECIFIED)
BIDDER MUST USE BID FORM IF ONE IS PROVIDED.
ALL BIDS AWARDED WILL REQUIRE A SIGNED CONTRACT.
ALL BIDS SHALL BE FOR A MINIMUM OF (12) MONTHS, JANUARY 1, 2008 THROUGH JANUARY 1, 2009 AND BIDDERS SHALL STATE THE LENGTH OF TIME ON BID.
THE FRANKLIN PARISH POLICE JURY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OF REJECT AND AND/OR ALL BIDS.
GREG HUMPRHIES, PARISH SUPERINTENDENT (CELL 318-439-0193 OR ROAD BARN 318-435-9429
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PUBLIC NOTICE

The Franklin Parish Sheriff's Department will accept sealed bids on Wednesday, October 31st, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. at the Franklin Parish Sheriff's Department for the following:
1- 2008 SUV
Specifications and requirements may be obtained at the Franklin Parish Sheriff's Office during normal business hours. The Franklin Parish Sheriff's Department reserves the right to accept or reject any and/or all bids and waives any information. For information contact Kevin Cobb, Franklin Parish Sheriff's Department.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, National Association, Solely in its capacity as Trustee, under the Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated March 1, 2000, Home Equity Loan Asset Backed Certificates, Series 2000-1
Vs. No. 39,712
Farrington Johnson
State of Louisiana
Parish of Franklin
Fifth District Court

By virtue of a writ of SEIZURE AND SALE, to me directed by the honorable Fifth District Court of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Franklin, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the front door of the Courthouse, in the City of Winnsboro, Franklin Parish, La., on Wednesday the 24th day of October A.D., 2007, within legal hours beginning at 10:00 a.m., the following described property, to-wit:
LOT 3 OF BLOCK 3 OF OWEN PLACE ADDITION TO THE TOWN OF WINNSBORO, LA.
Seized in this above style suit. Terms of sale, cash, with the benefit of appraisement.
Steve E. Pylant, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Winnsboro, La.
9/19, 10/17 2tp
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
6:00 PM
Delhi City Hall,
209 Broadway, Delhi, La. 71232
All Area Officials &
Landowners Invited
DENBURY ONSHORE LLC
&
CGGVERITAS
Will be conducting seismic operations mainly in Townships 16 & 17 North, Ranges 8 & 9 East, Richland and Franklin Parishes, Louisiana, around the community of Delhi from November 2007 - February 2008.
If you have any questions, please call:
337/265-2900
Bill Gardiner, Agent for
Denbury Onshore LLC

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