As a result, City Judge Robert Black was at the front door of City Hall, meeting persons who were coming for the condemnation portion of the lengthy agenda."We work to notify people and we may have someone coming from out-of-town," Black told wpnewsblog. "It would be right to contact them, tell them we were going to have a hearing and then have them show up to a locked building."
Just as Black was explaining why he was there, four members of a family walked up to the door, asking about the hearings.
"We won't have the hearing," he told them, "but we can sit down and discuss what is going on and what options you may be facing."
Tuesday's agenda was a lengthy one, including four resolutions alone pertaining to the Louisiana Community Development Block Grant Program. Additionally, business operators could be facing another cost of doing business, based on the details of an ordinance that would allow for the creation of a tax on the "pursuit of business."
There is no indication as to whether council will call a special meeting or wait until the next session, scheduled for August 16.
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