City Council on 2026-05-07 10:00 AM — New Orleans, LA
Date: 2026-05-07

THE COUNCIL
 City of New Orleans
MATTHEW WILLARD JP MORRELL
Councilmember-At-Large Councilmember-At-Large
 AIMEE McCARRON LESLI D. HARRIS FREDDIE KING III EUGENE J. GREEN, JR. JASON HUGHES
Councilmember District A Councilmember District B Councilmember District C Councilmember District D Councilmember District E


 AGENDA
 Regular Meeting of the City Council
 to be held in City Hall Council Chamber
 on Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 10:00 AM




 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
 JP MORRELL MATTHEW WILLARD
 Councilmember-At-Large Councilmember-At-Large




 ROLL CALL
 AISHA R. COLLIER
 CLERK OF COUNCIL

 INVOCATION
 TERRY M. CARTER, ASSISTANT PASTOR
 GRACE & GLORY FAMILY WORSHIP CHURCH INTERNATIONAL

 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
 JASON HUGHES
 COUNCILMEMBER DISTRICT E

 PUBLIC E-COMMENT FORMS, RULES AND INFORMATION ARE AVAILABLE AT
 https://council.nola.gov/home/
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 PLEASE SILENCE DEVICES DURING COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
 _____________________________________________________________________

 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
1. Meetings of - April 9, 2026 and April 23, 2026.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 CONSENT AGENDA
1. COMMUNICATION - FROM ERIN SPEARS - CHIEF OF STAFF & COUNSEL, COUNCIL
 UTILITIES REGULATORY OFFICE

 Brief:
 Submitting the transmittal document for communications related to electric and gas utility matters to be
 received by the Council of the City of New Orleans at its meeting on May 7, 2026:

 Communications from Entergy New Orleans, LLC

 1. Environmental Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 2. Purchased Power Cost Recovery Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 3. Fuel Adjustments for May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 4. New Orleans Power Station (“NOPS”) 1st Quarter 2026 Usage Report, submitted pursuant to
 Resolution R-21-153
 5. NOPS 2025 Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines (RICE) Annual Report
 6. 2025 Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard Compliance Demonstration Report, UD-19-01
 7. Securitized Storm Recovery Rider II True-up Adjustment Filing, UD-22-01
 8. 2026 Formula Rate Plan Filings, UD-18-07
 9. Updated Direct Transfer Trip (DTT) Guidelines, submitted pursuant to Resolution R-26-109
 10. 2025 Emissions Inventory Certification Statements

 Communications from Delta New Orleans Gas Company, LLC

 1. 2026 1st Quarter Gas Sale Transition Cost Report Filing, submitted by Delta States Utilities NO,
 LLC, UD-24-01
 2. Purchased Gas Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07

 Other Communication

 1. 2026 Semi Annual Independent Accountant’s Report, submitted by the Louisiana Utilities Restoration
 Corporation, UD-22-01

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.
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 Attachments: Erin Spears, Chief of Staff CURO Electric Gas Communications
 Entergy Delta New Orleans Gas No. 1. - Carrie R. Tournillon, Partner, Delta New
 Orleans Gas Transition Cost Report Q1 2026, UD-24-01
 Entergy Delta New Orleans Gas No. 2. - Gordon D. Polozola, Partner - DNO May
 PGA
 Entergy No. 1. - Scott M. Celino, Manager, Fuel & Rider - ENOL EAC - May 2026
 Billing Month
 Entergy No. 2. - Scott Celino, Manager, Fuel & Special Riders - ENOL PPCR
 Filing May 2026
 Entergy No. 3 - Scott Celino, Manager, Fuel & Special Rider - ENOL FAC Filing
 May 2026 Billing Month
 Entergy No. 4. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager, Regulatory Affairs - 1st Qtr 2026
 NOPS Usage Report
 Entergy No. 5. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager - Regulatory Affairs, ENO RICE
 Engine Annual Report
 Entergy No. 6. - Sharonda Willliams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs,
 RCPS Compliance Report
 Entergy No. 7. - Sharonda Williams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs,
 ENO SSCRII Rider
 Entergy No. 8. - Sharonda Williams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs,
 ENOL FRP 2026
 Entergy No. 9. - Edward R. Wicker, Jr. Assistant General Counsel, Updated DTT
 Requirements UD-18-03
 Entergy No. 10. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager - Regulatory Affairs, 2026 - 2025
 Annual NOPS Emissions Inventory
 Entergy Other No. 1. - Jamie Hurst Watts, May 2026 HRC True-Up Report

2. COMMUNICATION - FROM AMY B. TREPAGNIER, DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL, CITY
 OF NEW ORLEANS, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE

 Brief:
 Submitting the monthly raw data relative to current staffing, hiring, and applications to the New Orleans
 Police Department in accordance with Section 2-62 of the City Code.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Amy Trepagnier - 1 of 4 - NOPD Monthly Raw Data
 Amy Trepagnier - 2 of 4 - NOPD Staffing March 26
 Amy Trepagnier - 3 of 4 - NOPD Hires March 2026
 Amy Trepagnier - 4 of 4 - NOPD Applications Received March 2026




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3. COMMUNICATION - FROM JONATHAN WISBEY, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,
 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Proposed Amendment #5 Licensing Agreement between the City of New Orleans and
 Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc., and a completed contract summary form, pursuant to
 Rule 57.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED AND REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
 COMMITTEE.

 Attachments: Jonathan Wisbey - ESRI Communication packet

4. COMMUNICATION - FROM PAMELA CROCKETT, CLAIMS MANAGER/ SUPERVISOR,
 CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting a proposed agreement between the City of New Orleans and Hammerman & Garnier, LLC,
 and a completed contract summary form, pursuant to Rule 57.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED AND REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
 COMMITTEE.

 Attachments: Pamela Crocket - Hammerman and Gainer LLC

5. REPORT - OF ROBERT D. RIVERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CITY PLANNING
 COMMISSION, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Cannabis, Tobacco and Nicotine Study, in accordance with Section 5-402(3)(f) of the
 Home Rule Charter.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Robert Rivers - 1 of 3 - Cannabis Tobacco and Nicotine Study Transmittal Letter
 Robert Rivers - 2 of 3 - Cannabis Study Final
 Robert Rivers - 3 of 3 - Combined Public Comments Post 4.14 Meeting




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6. REPORT - OF YVETTE JETT, PRINCIPAL ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN, NEW
 ORLEANS HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS
 DISTRICT HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of approval of an application to retain the installation of inappropriate windows with
 the proviso that wooden full screens be installed at a Contributing rated, one-story, two-family
 residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness in full control Bywater for the property
 located at 4308-4310 N. Rampart Street.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 4308-4310 N Rampart St HDLC Report

7. REPORT - OF ELEANOR BURKE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NEW ORLEANS HISTORIC
 DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT HISTORIC
 DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to retain the removal of ridge tiles at the building in full
 control, Algiers Point, local historic district for the property located at 823-25 Atlantic Avenue.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - 823-25 Atlantic Ave HDLC Report

8. REPORT - OF YVETTE JETT, PRINCIPAL ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN, NEW
 ORLEANS HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS
 DISTRICT HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to retain the installation of inappropriate windows at a
 Contributing rated, two-story, two-family residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness in
 full control Treme for the property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apts. A and B.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 1413 Columbus St HDLC Report




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9. REPORT - OF CARMEN ROBINSON, ASSISTANT CFO, NEW ORLEANS AVIATION
 BOARD

 Brief:
 Submitting the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) End of Quarter Report- Financial Activity for the
 quarter ending 3/31/2026, in accordance with Section 22-52.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Carmen Robinson - 1 - NOAB Report Memo - Quarter ending 3-31-2026
 Carmen Robinson - 2 -NOAB Financial Report Quarter ending 3 31 2026

10. REPORT - OF ERIN BURNS, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AVIATION FOR CUSTOMER
 EXPERIENCE, MARKETING & COMMUNICATION, NEW ORLEANS AVIATION BOARD

 Brief:
 Submitting the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) End of Quarter Report - Musician Pay Activity for
 quarter beginning on 1/1/2026 and ending on 3/31/2026, in accordance with Section 70-822(g).

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Erin Burns - End of Quarter Report - Musician Pay Activity

11. REPORT - OF LENÉE S. CROWLEY, DEPUTY JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATOR, MUNICIPAL
 AND TRAFFIC COURT OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the revenue, expenditure and staffing report for March 2026, in accordance with Section
 2-63 of the City Code.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Lenee S. Crowley - 1 - MTCNO March 2026 Coversheet
 Lenee S. Crowley - 2 - MTCNO Monthly Report - March 2026




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12. REPORT - OF ANITA CURRAN, COUNCIL RESEARCH OFFICER, NEW ORLEANS CITY
 COUNCIL, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Council Research Office report regarding demolition application #26-06800-DEMO
 for the property located at 1300 Frenchmen Street, 2035 Urquhart Street - Council District C.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Anita Curran DEMO 1300 Frrenchmen St and 2035 Urqihart St

13. REPORT - OF KAITLIN TYMRAK, P.E., INTERIM GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
 SEWERAGE AND WATER BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board legislative storm report for the severe thunderstorm warning
 that was issued for April 25, 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33.4091, Section F.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Kaitlin Tymrak - 1 of 2 - Cover Letter - Legislative Storm Report - 04.25.2026
 Kaitlin Tymrak - 2 of 2 - Legislative Storm Report - 4-25-26

14. REPORT - OF ROBERT D. RIVERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CITY PLANNING
 COMMISSION, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting Zoning Docket Numbers 24/26 - Cm. Harris; 38/26 - Cm. Hughes; 39/26 - Cm. Green;
 40/26 - Cm. King; and 41/26 - Cm. King. Cn. Deadline 7/6/26.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED. (Hearing Date Set For 5/21/26).

 Attachments: Robert Rivers - Transmittal letter for 4-14-26 CPC meeting

15. REPORT - OF MICAH INCE, CHIEF OF STAFF AND EXECUTIVE ADA, ORLEANS PARISH
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY

 Brief:
 Submitting the Orleans Parish District Attorney s Office budget report for March 2026.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Micah Ince - 1 of 2 - 2026_Budget_Report_Template_Final March 2
 Micah Ince - 2 of 2 -March 2026 budget report cover letter
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16. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND
 WATER BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Quarterly Report on Construction Contracts
 for Q1 (January, February, March) 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(B).

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - SWBNO Cover Letter Q1 2026 Construction
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - SWBNO Q1 2026 Construction Report (FINAL)

17. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND
 WATER BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Financial Information Fiscal Year 2025,
 pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(A).

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - SWBNO Cover Letter Annual Financial Report (FY
 2025)
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - Public Notice SWBNO Annual Financials FY 2025
 (FINAL) (2)

18. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND
 WATER BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Quarterly Report on Operations for Q1
 (January, February, March) 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(C).

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - C- SWBNO Cover Letter Q1 2026 Operations Report (1)
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - C- SWBNO Q1 2026 Report Operations (FINAL)




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19. REPORT - OF ELEANOR BURKE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NEW ORLEANS HISTORIC
 DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT HISTORIC
 DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to demolish 3100 Calhoun Street and deferral of the
 application to demolish 6307 South Miro Street and 6309 South Claiborne Avenue located in the
 Uptown, partial control, local historic district.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St
 and South Claiborne Ave

20. REPORT - OF ALYSSA W. RAMBEAN, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF
 FINANCE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the March 2026 monthly report to the Budget, Audit and Board of Review Committee.

 Annotation:
 MAY BE RECEIVED.

 Attachments: Alyssa W Rambean - 1 of 2 - Executive Summary_March 2026 (1)
 Alyssa W Rambean - 2 of 2 - March 2026 Budget Reports (1)

21. CAL. NO. 35,416 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to effect a zoning change an HU-RM1 Historic Urban Multi-Family Residential District
 to an HU-MU Historic Urban Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and to establish a conditional use to
 permit the retail sale of packaged alcoholic beverages, on Square 259, Lots B and Pt. 10, in the Fourth
 Municipal District, bounded by Baronne Street, Washington Avenue, Dryades Street, and Fourth Street
 (Municipal Addresses: 2727-2733 Baronne Street); and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.
 (ZONING DOCKET NO. 15/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).

 Attachments: 35416




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22. CAL. NO. 35,417 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to establish a conditional use to permit a Community Center in an HU-RM1 Historic
 Urban Multi-Family Residential District, on Square 303, Lot 1, in the Fourth Municipal District,
 bounded by Third Street, Simon Bolivar Avenue, South Saratoga Street, and Fourth Street (Municipal
 Addresses: 2134-2138 Third Street); and otherwise to provide with respect thereto. (ZONING
 DOCKET NO. 16/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).

 Attachments: 35417

23. CAL. NO. 35,418 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to establish a conditional use to permit a hotel in a CBD-2 Historic Commercial and
 Mixed-Use District and the Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, on Square 66, Lots A, 1, and Lot
 20 or an undesignated lot, in the Second Municipal District, bounded by Iberville Street, Bourbon Street,
 Canal Street, and Royal Street (Municipal Address: 716 Iberville Street); and otherwise to provide
 with respect thereto. (ZONING DOCKET NO. 18/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).

 Attachments: 35418

24. CAL. NO. 35,419 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain Division 2 of Article V of Chapter 18 of the City Code, to increase
 fees for rabies vaccination license tags; to establish for the reduction or waiver of license tag fees in
 cases of financial hardship; and otherwise to provide thereto.
 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 (Budget Committee recommended approval).

 Attachments: 35419




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25. CAL. NO. 35,425 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL AND HARRIS (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain sections of Chapters 66 and 154 of the Code of the City of New
 Orleans, to transfer parking and towing enforcement from the Department of Public Works to the
 Department of Police; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 (Joint Economic Development and Governmental Affairs Committee recommended approval).

 Attachments: 35425

MOTION TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AND REFER OTHER MATTERS TO THE PROPER AGENCY.
AND THE CONSENT AGENDA WAS ADOPTED.




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 REGULAR AGENDA
PUBLIC COMMENT RULES
All public comment shall comply with the following Council Rules:
• Each commenter must personally submit a comment card to the Clerk.
• All commenters must state their names and addresses and whether they are being paid to appear.
• One comment per speaker, per item.
• Each comment must be entirely germane to the agenda item.
• Comments may not exceed two minutes.
• Ceding of time is not permitted.
• Each item is limited to 30 minutes of public comment.

DEFERRAL RULES
Any annotation of a request to defer an agenda item is purely tentative until confirmed during the meeting. A
request to defer an agenda item may be withdrawn or overruled pursuant to Council Rules.

POSTPONEMENT RULES
Unless subject to an earlier deadline or deferred to a specific date, legislative instruments will be postponed
indefinitely and removed from future agendas if not acted upon within 120 days of first reading or appearance
on a Council agenda.

1. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM ELIZABETH HOLMAN,
 DIRECTOR OF LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER LESLI D. HARRIS, DISTRICT “B”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement
 Application: RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street, 4417 Dryades Street, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 12/18/25).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: RTA - Report - District B - 4417 Dryades Street

2. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-9 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution denying the RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: R-26-9 Lying Over




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3. c. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-10 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution approving the RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: R-26-10 Lying Over

4. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM ELIZABETH HOLMAN,
 DIRECTOR OF LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER LESLI D. HARRIS, DISTRICT “B”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement
 Application: RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street, GD1, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 12/18/25).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: RTA - Report - District B - 1401 Delachaise Street

5. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-11 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution denying the RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: R-26-11 Lying Over

6. c. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-12 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution approving the RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: R-26-12 Lying Over



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7. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM WINSTON FIORE, CHIEF OF
 STAFF, LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER FREDDIE KING III, DISTRICT “C”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement Application:
 RTA Application #20250130, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 4/9/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: RTA - 1419-1421 Dauphine Street

8. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-168 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 A resolution granting the RTA Application #20250130, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: R-26-168 Lying Over

9. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - DEMOLITION APPLICATION - OF OVELLA
 ENTERPRISES, LLC

 Brief:
 Transmitting application #26-06800-DEMO (DEMO-SUMF) requiring City Council review and
 approval for the following properties located at 1300 Frenchmen Street and 2035 Urquhart Street,
 Council District C.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received 4/23/26).
 (Report received 5/7/26).

 Attachments: Demo Permit- Revised - 26-06800-DEMO
 Anita Curran DEMO 1300 Frrenchmen St and 2035 Urqihart St




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10. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-180 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the demolition request of OVELLA ENTERPRISES, LLC for property located at 1300
 Frenchmen Street and 2035 Urquhart Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-180

11. IZD APPEAL - OF DERNELL JOHNSON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Commercial Short-Term Rental Interim Zoning pursuant to CZO 19.4.A.20.D
 for the property located at 1038 Elysian Fields Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King).
 (Communication received 8/21/25.
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 12/17/26.

 Attachments: IZD - Dernell Johnson - Appeal for Renewal of Short-Term Rental License –
 CSTR License No. 23-CSTR-11209

12. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL
 AFFAIRS, LEAD CONSULTANT, ZACH SMITH CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to deny the application for
 retention of inappropriate delaminated stucco from the front elevation of a Contributing rated two-story,
 singly-family residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 934
 Port Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).

 Attachments: 934 Port Street - HDLC Appeal Letter
 Report - 934 Port Street




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13. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-181 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the request and modifying the decision of the HDLC to require stucco and masonry
 remediation as recommended by HDLC staff, including allowing the work to be phased, before May 7,
 2031 for property is located at 934 Port Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-181

14. HDLC APPEAL - OF VERONICA M. REED, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JANE PLACE
 NEIGHBORHOOD SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the demolition
 of a Contributing rated one-story, single-family residential building to grade for property located at 2745
 Banks Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).
 WITHDRAWAL REQUESTED.

 Attachments: HDLC appeal 2745 Banks Street
 Report - 2745 Banks Street

15. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF SUSAN JOHNSON, TOWN OF
 CARROLLTON WATCH, JEFFREY BERNIARD, PRESIDENT, MAPLE AREA RESIDENTS,
 INC., AND GORDON MARCUS (MARC) LOUDON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to approve the application
 for demolition for property located at 7309 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).

 Attachments: HDLC - 7309 Freret Street
 HDLC - 7309 Freret Street Jeffrey Berniard
 HDLC 7309 Freret Street Gordon Marcus Loudon
 Report - Yvette Jett, Principal Architectural Historian - 7309 Freret
 HDLC 7309 Freret Street - Speaker cards

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16. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-188 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Denying the demolition challenge and approving the demolition request for property located at 7309
 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-188

17. c. MOTION - NO. M-26-189 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Approving the demolition challenge and denying the demolition request for property located at 7309
 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-189

18. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF SUSAN JOHNSON, TOWN OF
 CARROLLTON WATCH, JEFFREY BERNIARD, PRESIDENT, MAPLE AREA
 RESIDENTS, INC., AND GORDON MARCUS LOUDON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to approve the application
 for demolition for property located at 1128-30 Lowerline Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).

 Attachments: HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Susan Johnson
 HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Jeffrey Berniard
 HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Gordon Marcus Loudon
 Report - Yvette Jett, Principal Architectural Historian -1128 Lowerline




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19. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-192 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Modifying the decision of the Commission to require that prior to the issuance of the demolition permit
 the applicant obtain an approved building permit that is in substantial conformance with plans attached
 with this Motion.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-192 w-Attachment

20. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF DARLEEN M. JACOBS, J.D., LAW
 OFFICES & ASSOCIATES

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the retention
 of the removal of ridge tiles at a Contributing rated, one-story, two-family residential building without a
 Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 823-825 Atlantic Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report received 5/7/26).

 Attachments: Darleen M Jacobs - HDLC Appeal - 823-825 Atlantic Ave - USE
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - 823-25 Atlantic Ave HDLC Report

21. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-182 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the applicant’s request and the decision of the HDLC is hereby reversed for properties located
 at 823-825 Atlantic Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-182




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22. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT,
 ZACH SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to defer action on the
 application to a future Commission meeting to allow the applicant additional time to meet with
 surrounding neighbors and community stakeholders to discuss the overall redevelopment proposal
 details further for property located at 6309-6311 S. Claiborne Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal 6309-6311 S Claiborne Ave
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St
 and South Claiborne Ave

23. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT,
 ZACH SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to defer action on the
 application to a future Commission meeting to allow the applicant additional time to meet with
 surrounding neighbors and community stakeholders to discuss the overall redevelopment proposal
 details further for property located at 6307-6309 S. Miro Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal 6307-6309 S Miro St
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St
 and South Claiborne Ave




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24. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT,
 ZACH SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to deny the request for
 demolition to grade based on the building’s fair to good condition and minimal alterations for property
 located at 3100 Calhoun Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal - 3100 Calhoun St
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St
 and South Claiborne Ave

25. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF JILL SUSSMAN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the retention
 of the installation of inappropriate windows at a Contributing rated, two-story, two-family residential
 building without a Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apts.
 A and B.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report Received 5/7/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: Jill Sussman - HDLC Appeal - 1413 Columbus St Apts A and B
 Yvette Jett- HDLC Report - 1413 Columbus St HDLC Report

26. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-183 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the application's request as to the windows labeled 7 and 8, provided that full screens be
 added, is granted; for property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apartments A and B.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.

 Attachments: M-26-183



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27. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF BONNIE PORTER

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of approval of the
 application for retention of the installation of inappropriate windows, with the proviso that full screens
 be added to reduce their visibility for properties located at 4308 N. Rampart St. and 4310 N. Rampart
 St.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report Received 5/7/26).

 Attachments: Bonnie Poeter - HDLC Appeal - 4308 N Rampart St
 Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 4308-4310 N Rampart St HDLC Report

28. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-184 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the applicant's request and the HDLC decision is hereby modified to remove the proviso and
 permit the retention of the half screens as currently installed for properties located at 4308-4310 N.
 Rampart Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-184

29. ZONING DOCKET NO. 14/26 - 2400 NAPOLEON AVENUE, LLC

 Brief:
 Requesting an Amendment to Ordinance No. 29,359 MCS (Zoning Docket 084/22, which granted a
 conditional use to permit a reception facility over 10,000 square feet in an HU-MU Historic Urban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District) to permit a Planned Development authorizing a Live Performance
 Venue located on, Square 584, Lot 1A-3, in the Sixth Municipal District, bounded by La Salle Street,
 Freret Street, Jena Street, and Napoleon Avenue (Municipal Address: 2400 Napoleon Avenue). The
 recommendation of the City Planning Commission being of “Effective Denial for Lack of Legal
 Majority” per Section 4.2.D.3.c.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/25/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: ZD NO. 14/26




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30. ZONING DOCKET NO. 26/26 - 420 JULIA PROPERTY HOLDER, LLC

 Brief:
 Requesting a conditional use permit a social club in CBD-6 Urban Core Neighborhood Intensity
 Mixed-Use District located on, Square 123, Lot SE, in the First Municipal District, bounded by
 Constance Street, Julia Street, Saint Joseph Street,
 and Tchoupitoulas Street (Municipal Address(es): 420 Julia Street). The recommendation of the City
 Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”, subject to two (2) provisos.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/25/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: ZD NO. 26/26

31. ZONING DOCKET NO. 31/26 - JOSEPH H. BABINGTON ET AL.

 Brief:
 Requesting a Conditional Use to permit a commercial short term rental in an HU-MU Historic Urban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, on Square 24, Lot
 2, in the Fourth Municipal District, bounded by Third Street, Tchoupitoulas Street, Rousseau Street, and
 Fourth Street (Municipal Address(es): 424-428 Third Street). The recommendation of the City
 Planning Commission being “FOR DENIAL”.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: ZD NO. 31-26

32. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - ZONING DOCKET NO. 34/26 - CITY COUNCIL MOTION
 NO. M-26-53

 Brief:
 Requesting an Amendment to the text of Article 18 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to establish
 a new overlay district called the Behrman Mixed-Use Integrity Overlay District, the intent of which is to
 ensure that any multi-family developments proposed within the S-MU Suburban Neighborhood
 Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District bounded by Wall Boulevard,
 Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive contain non-residential uses which align with the
 mixed-use goal of those districts. As described in the motion, the application affects any multi-family
 developments proposed within:

 • S-MU Suburban Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use
 District bounded by Wall Boulevard, Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive

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 The recommendation of the City Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).

 Attachments: ZD NO. 34-26

33. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-185 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the applicant’s request for ZD NO. 34/26 as recommended by the CPC and as outlined in the
 CPC staff report.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-185

34. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - ZONING DOCKET NO. 35/26 - CITY COUNCIL MOTION
 NO. M-26-54

 Brief:
 Requesting a Text amendment to amend Article 19 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to create an
 interim zoning district called the Behrman Mixed-Use Integrity Interim Zoning District, the intent of
 which is to temporarily prohibit the use of multi-family dwellings within the S-MU Suburban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District, bounded by
 Wall Boulevard, Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive, that do not incorporate non-residential
 uses occupying at least 50% of the ground-floor area until the CPC has considered the implementation of
 an overlay zoning district that ensures any proposed developments within the affected area align with the
 mixed-use goal of those districts.

 As described in the motion, the application affects properties within the S-MU Suburban Neighborhood
 Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District, bounded by Wall Boulevard,
 Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive. They are as follows:

 • 3010 Sandra Drive
 • 2000 Cypress Acres Drive
 • 44 Westpark Drive
 • 2200 Westbend Parkway
 • 2646 Westbend Parkway
 • 9999 Cypress Acres Drive

 The recommendation of the City Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”.

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 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).

 Attachments: ZD NO. 35-26

35. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-186 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the applicant’s request for ZD NO. 35/26 as recommended by the CPC and as outlined in the
 CPC staff report.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-186

36. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 34,385 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL,
 MORENO, HARRIS AND GREEN

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain sections 26-615, 26-616, 26-617, 26-618, 26-619, 26-620, 26-624,
 and 26-628 of the Code of the City of New Orleans to provide relative to the regulation of short-term
 rentals; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 9/7/23).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: 34385

37. b. MOTION (LYING OVER) - NO. M-23-426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL,
 MORENO, HARRIS AND GREEN

 Brief:
 Directing the City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to consider amendments to
 Ordinance No. 4,264 M.C.S., amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the
 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to eliminate Non-Commercial
 Short-Term Rentals as a defined land use and update any and all relevant provisions governing the
 zoning and use standards for short-term rentals, including the removal of all references to
 Non-Commercial Short-Term Rental.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 9/21/23).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: M-23-426 Lying Over


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38. c. MOTION (LYING OVER) - NO. M-23-427 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL,
 MORENO, HARRIS AND GREEN

 Brief:
 Directing the City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to amend and reordain Ordinance
 No. 4264 M.C.S., amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the Comprehensive Zoning
 Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to amend Article 19 to establish a new Interim Zoning District to
 be named the Non-Commercial Short-Term Rental Interim Zoning District (IZD), the intent of which is
 to prohibit the Short-Term Rental, Non-Commercial use within all areas of the City of New Orleans.
 These prohibitions shall apply citywide. Aside from the use prohibited herein, all other permitted and
 conditional uses shall be as provided in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 9/21/23).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: M-23-427 Lying Over

39. CAL. NO. 35,117 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, MORENO, HARRIS AND KING

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 30,140 M.C.S., as amended, entitled “An Ordinance providing
 an Operating Budget of Expenditures for the City of New Orleans for the Year 2025” to subdivide the
 “Other Operating” fund allocation for the Department of Sanitation, to de-appropriate monies from
 certain sub-divided categories, and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/8/25).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: 35117

40. CAL. NO. 35,384 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MORRELL (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to reform and provide for the sustainability of the city’s sanitation services by amending
 and reordaining Sections 138-57, 138-58, 138-59, 138-61, and 138-63 of the Code of the City of New
 Orleans to amend the city’s sanitation fees and provide relative to the scope thereof; to expressly
 authorize initiatives intended to augment services by providing for periodic no-cost access to city
 transfer stations; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 3/12/26).
 DEFERRAL REQUESTED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.

 Attachments: 35384



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41. CAL. NO. 35,400 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor of the City of New Orleans to enter into an agreement to grant a
 servitude to an adjacent property owner for encroachments on/over portions of public right-of-way
 located at the municipal address 1141 Esplanade Avenue; to fix the minimum price and terms of said
 servitude agreement; to declare that such use as granted in the servitude agreement will incorporate
 space that is neither needed for public purposes nor shall such use interfere with the use of the public
 right-of-way; to set forth the reasons for said servitude agreement; and otherwise to provide with respect
 thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).

 Attachments: 35400

42. CAL. NO. 35,423 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain Sections 70-84 and 70-87 of the Code of the City of New Orleans,
 relative to budget reporting requirements; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).

 Attachments: 35423

43. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 35,424 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to rename a portion of West Robert E. Lee Boulevard, bounded by Hammond Highway,
 Regent Street, and Pontchartrain Boulevard, to Zephyr Court; and otherwise to provide with respect
 thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).

 Attachments: 35424




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44. b. AMENDMENT TO CALENDAR NO. 35,424 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 An amendment to Ord. Cal. No. 35,424 to correct a referenced bounding street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).

 Attachments: 35424 Amendment

45. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 35,426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS HARRIS,
 MORRELL, WILLARD, MCCARRON, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to authorize New Orleans Building Corporation (“NOBC”), subject to NOBC Board of
 Directors approval, to sell its right to receive certain payments under the Second Amended and Restated
 Lease Agreement dated April 3, 2020, by and between NOBC, as landlord, Jazz Casino Company,
 L.L.C. (“JCC”), as tenant, and the City, as intervenor (the “Lease”), to a newly-formed entity (the
 “Purchaser”) arranged for and financed by TPG Angelo Gordon or one of its affiliates or designated
 funds for a lump-sum payment at closing of at least $100,000,000 (the “Minimum Purchase Price”); to
 authorize the Mayor of the City of New Orleans and the President of the City Council, as necessary or
 appropriate, to execute and deliver an intercreditor agreement between the City of New Orleans (the
 “City”) and the Purchaser, pursuant to which the City will agree to subordinate its right to receive certain
 other amounts payable under the Lease under certain circumstances; to authorize the Mayor of the City
 of New Orleans and the President of the City Council, as necessary or appropriate, to execute and
 deliver, on behalf of the City of New Orleans, such other documents as may be necessary or appropriate
 to effectuate the sale by NOBC; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).

 Attachments: 35426

46. b. AMENDMENT TO CALENDAR NO. 35,426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS (BY
 REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An amendment to provide relative to the intended use of Sale proceeds and to confirm that any use of
 Sale proceeds shall be authorized by ordinance.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).

 Attachments: 35426 Amendment




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47. CAL. NO. 35,427 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor of the City of New Orleans to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor
 Agreement among the City of New Orleans (the “City”), the New Orleans Recreation Development
 Commission (the “Commission”), and Friends of InspireNOLA for a term greater than one year, for the
 public purpose of supporting, promoting, stimulating public interest in, and raising and distributing
 funds to benefit the construction, creation, preservation, and maintenance of public parks and
 playgrounds, recreational facilities, and recreational and other leisure programs and activities in the City
 of New Orleans, as more fully detailed in the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement attached hereto as
 Exhibit “A”; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).

 Attachments: 35427

48. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-176 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HUGHES

 Brief:
 A RESOLUTION calling an election in the Lake Willow Subdivision Improvement District for
 November 3, 2026.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: R-26-176

49. MOTION - NO. M-26-177 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Directing City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to consider a text amendment to
 Ordinance No. M.C.S. 4264, amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the
 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to amend Article 5 to allow the inclusion
 of new structures as part of the adaptive reuse of an existing industrial, commercial, or institutional
 structure within a planned development, and to make recommendations for any other amendments
 deemed necessary.
 .
 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).

 Attachments: M-26-177




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50. MOTION - NO. M-26-178 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MCCARRON, HARRIS AND KING
 (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Adding the President of the Council as a signatory to the fourth Amendment between the City of New
 Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC; and authorizing the President of the Council to sign the
 fourth amendment between the City of New Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC (Exhibit A).

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 (Quality of Life Committee recommended approval).
 (ITB No. 350 | EMERGENCY DEMOLITION FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY)

 Attachments: M-26-178

51. MOTION - NO. M-26-179 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MCCARRON, HARRIS AND KING
 (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Adding the President of the Council as a signatory to the fourth Amendment between the City of New
 Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC; and authorizing the President of the Council to sign the
 fourth amendment between the City of New Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC (Exhibit A).

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 (Quality of Life Committee recommended approval).
 (ITB No. 338 | NON-EMERGENCY DEMOLITION FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY)

 Attachments: M-26-179 w-Contract

52. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-187 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, WILLARD,
 MCCARRON, HARRIS, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES

 Brief:
 A RESOLUTION approving in principle the terms of an agreement to settle the pending litigation
 between the City of New Orleans and Orleans Parish School Board in exchange for a set sales tax
 collection fee of 1.5%, a one-time payment of $6,000,000 from the City to the Orleans Parish School
 Board, annual payments from the City to the Orleans Parish School Board of $2,000,000 beginning in
 2027 for a period of fifteen years, and provisions regarding payments made to the Orleans Parish School
 Board and City under the lease agreement with Caesar’s New Orleans.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: R-26-187




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53. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-190 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER WILLARD (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Designating and authorizing Jeffrey Schwartz to act as a certifying officer for the City of New Orleans in
 connection with projects funded by Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery or
 Community Development Block Grant - Mitigation funds, and all activities related to those projects,
 which are subject to the provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and environmental
 review regulations.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: R-26-190 w-Check Sheet - Legis Summary

54. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-191 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL AND MCCARRON

 Brief:
 RESOLUTION AND ORDER AUTHORIZING DELTA NEW ORLEANS GAS COMPANY, LLC TO
 HEDGE A PORTION OF ITS 2026-2027
 WINTER HEATING SEASON DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NATURAL GAS
 REQUIREMENTS

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: R-26-191

55. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-193 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, WILLARD,
 MCCARRON, HARRIS, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Confirming the appointments and award of scholarships selected by Mayor Helena Moreno to receive
 four-year scholarships to Tulane University are deemed to be well qualified and worthy of such selection
 under the criteria established in City Code Section 2-33 (c)(1) accordingly, pursuant to City Code
 Section 2-33(c)(9), as follows:

 Olivia Y. Ochillo (Council District A),
 Elenna Licona-Tello (Council District A),
 Simon Promoslovosky (Council District B),
 Tess Colleen Dieudonne (Council District B),
 Dazzly L. Suazo (Council District C),
 Ozma Robin Baurick (Council District C),
 Branden Treyshaun Cephus (Council District D)
 Renell R Green, Jr (Council District D),
 Khari Jamal Morrison, (Council District E); and
 Audrey Thuy-My Ngo, (Council District E).

 Annotation:
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 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).

 Attachments: R-26-193 w-Check Sheet - Legis Summary

56. ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING




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 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS
1. FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS - 130TH ANNIVERSARY OF VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
 SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA - VORIS VIGEE, PRESIDENT & CEO OF VOASELA

 Brief:
 Highlighting the impacts made and the vision for the future.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris).
 TO APPEAR.




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THE COUNCIL
 City of New Orleans
MATTHEW WILLARD JP MORRELL
Councilmember-At-Large Councilmember-At-Large
 AIMEE McCARRON LESLI D. HARRIS FREDDIE KING III EUGENE J. GREEN, JR. JASON HUGHES
Councilmember District A Councilmember District B Councilmember District C Councilmember District D Councilmember District E


 MINUTES
 Regular Meeting of the City Council
 held in City Hall Council Chamber
 on Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 10:00 AM




 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT
 JP MORRELL MATTHEW WILLARD
 Councilmember-At-Large Councilmember-At-Large




 INVOCATION
 TERRY M. CARTER, ASSISTANT PASTOR
 GRACE & GLORY FAMILY WORSHIP CHURCH INTERNATIONAL
 ROLL CALL
 AISHA R. COLLIER
 CLERK OF COUNCIL
 PRESENT: McCarron
 Harris
 Green
 Hughes
 Willard - 5
 ABSENT: King
 Morrell - 2
 Cm. King arrived later in the meeting.
 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
 JASON HUGHES
 COUNCILMEMBER DISTRICT E

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 PUBLIC E-COMMENT FORMS, RULES AND INFORMATION ARE AVAILABLE AT
 https://council.nola.gov/home/




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 _____________________________________________________________________

 PLEASE SILENCE DEVICES DURING COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
 _____________________________________________________________________

 APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES
 ADOPTED
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
1. Meetings of - April 9, 2026 and April 23, 2026.

 Annotation:
 ADOPTED.

 CONSENT AGENDA
1. COMMUNICATION - FROM ERIN SPEARS - CHIEF OF STAFF & COUNSEL, COUNCIL
 UTILITIES REGULATORY OFFICE

 Brief:
 Submitting the transmittal document for communications related to electric and gas utility matters to be
 received by the Council of the City of New Orleans at its meeting on May 7, 2026:

 Communications from Entergy New Orleans, LLC

 1. Environmental Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 2. Purchased Power Cost Recovery Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 3. Fuel Adjustments for May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07
 4. New Orleans Power Station (“NOPS”) 1st Quarter 2026 Usage Report, submitted pursuant to
 Resolution R-21-153
 5. NOPS 2025 Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines (RICE) Annual Report
 6. 2025 Renewable and Clean Portfolio Standard Compliance Demonstration Report, UD-19-01
 7. Securitized Storm Recovery Rider II True-up Adjustment Filing, UD-22-01
 8. 2026 Formula Rate Plan Filings, UD-18-07
 9. Updated Direct Transfer Trip (DTT) Guidelines, submitted pursuant to Resolution R-26-109
 10. 2025 Emissions Inventory Certification Statements

 Communications from Delta New Orleans Gas Company, LLC

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City Council MINUTES May 7, 2026


 1. 2026 1st Quarter Gas Sale Transition Cost Report Filing, submitted by Delta States Utilities NO,
 LLC, UD-24-01
 2. Purchased Gas Adjustments for the May 2026 Billing Cycle, UD-18-07

 Other Communication

 1. 2026 Semi Annual Independent Accountant’s Report, submitted by the Louisiana Utilities Restoration
 Corporation, UD-22-01

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Erin Spears, Chief of Staff CURO Electric Gas Communications
 Entergy Delta New Orleans Gas No. 1. - Carrie R. Tournillon, Partner, Delta New Orleans Gas
 Transition Cost Report Q1 2026, UD-24-01
 Entergy Delta New Orleans Gas No. 2. - Gordon D. Polozola, Partner - DNO May PGA
 Entergy No. 1. - Scott M. Celino, Manager, Fuel & Rider - ENOL EAC - May 2026 Billing Month
 Entergy No. 2. - Scott Celino, Manager, Fuel & Special Riders - ENOL PPCR Filing May 2026
 Entergy No. 3 - Scott Celino, Manager, Fuel & Special Rider - ENOL FAC Filing May 2026 Billing
 Month
 Entergy No. 4. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager, Regulatory Affairs - 1st Qtr 2026 NOPS Usage Report
 Entergy No. 5. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager - Regulatory Affairs, ENO RICE Engine Annual Report
 Entergy No. 6. - Sharonda Willliams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs, RCPS Compliance
 Report
 Entergy No. 7. - Sharonda Williams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs, ENO SSCRII Rider
 Entergy No. 8. - Sharonda Williams, Vice President - Regulatory & Public Affairs, ENOL FRP 2026
 Entergy No. 9. - Edward R. Wicker, Jr. Assistant General Counsel, Updated DTT Requirements
 UD-18-03
 Entergy No. 10. - Kevin T. Boleware, Manager - Regulatory Affairs, 2026 - 2025 Annual NOPS
 Emissions Inventory
 Entergy Other No. 1. - Jamie Hurst Watts, May 2026 HRC True-Up Report
2. COMMUNICATION - FROM AMY B. TREPAGNIER, DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL, CITY OF
 NEW ORLEANS, DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE

 Brief:
 Submitting the monthly raw data relative to current staffing, hiring, and applications to the New Orleans
 Police Department in accordance with Section 2-62 of the City Code.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Amy Trepagnier - 1 of 4 - NOPD Monthly Raw Data
 Amy Trepagnier - 2 of 4 - NOPD Staffing March 26
 Amy Trepagnier - 3 of 4 - NOPD Hires March 2026
 Amy Trepagnier - 4 of 4 - NOPD Applications Received March 2026




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3. COMMUNICATION - FROM JONATHAN WISBEY, CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER,
 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Proposed Amendment #5 Licensing Agreement between the City of New Orleans and
 Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc., and a completed contract summary form, pursuant to
 Rule 57.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED AND REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE.
 Jonathan Wisbey - ESRI Communication packet
4. COMMUNICATION - FROM PAMELA CROCKETT, CLAIMS MANAGER/ SUPERVISOR, CHIEF
 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting a proposed agreement between the City of New Orleans and Hammerman & Garnier, LLC,
 and a completed contract summary form, pursuant to Rule 57.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED AND REFERRED TO THE GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE.
 Pamela Crocket - Hammerman and Gainer LLC
5. REPORT - OF ROBERT D. RIVERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Cannabis, Tobacco and Nicotine Study, in accordance with Section 5-402(3)(f) of the
 Home Rule Charter.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Robert Rivers - 1 of 3 - Cannabis Tobacco and Nicotine Study Transmittal Letter
 Robert Rivers - 2 of 3 - Cannabis Study Final
 Robert Rivers - 3 of 3 - Combined Public Comments Post 4.14 Meeting




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6. REPORT - OF YVETTE JETT, PRINCIPAL ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN, NEW ORLEANS
 HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
 HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of approval of an application to retain the installation of inappropriate windows with
 the proviso that wooden full screens be installed at a Contributing rated, one-story, two-family
 residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness in full control Bywater for the property
 located at 4308-4310 N. Rampart Street.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 4308-4310 N Rampart St HDLC Report
7. REPORT - OF ELEANOR BURKE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NEW ORLEANS HISTORIC DISTRICT
 LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT HISTORIC DISTRICT
 LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to retain the removal of ridge tiles at the building in full
 control, Algiers Point, local historic district for the property located at 823-25 Atlantic Avenue.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - 823-25 Atlantic Ave HDLC Report
8. REPORT - OF YVETTE JETT, PRINCIPAL ARCHITECTURAL HISTORIAN, NEW ORLEANS
 HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT
 HISTORIC DISTRICT LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to retain the installation of inappropriate windows at a
 Contributing rated, two-story, two-family residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness in
 full control Treme for the property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apts. A and B.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 1413 Columbus St HDLC Report




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9. REPORT - OF CARMEN ROBINSON, ASSISTANT CFO, NEW ORLEANS AVIATION BOARD

 Brief:
 Submitting the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) End of Quarter Report- Financial Activity for the
 quarter ending 3/31/2026, in accordance with Section 22-52.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Carmen Robinson - 1 - NOAB Report Memo - Quarter ending 3-31-2026
 Carmen Robinson - 2 -NOAB Financial Report Quarter ending 3 31 2026
10. REPORT - OF ERIN BURNS, DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AVIATION FOR CUSTOMER
 EXPERIENCE, MARKETING & COMMUNICATION, NEW ORLEANS AVIATION BOARD

 Brief:
 Submitting the New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB) End of Quarter Report - Musician Pay Activity for
 quarter beginning on 1/1/2026 and ending on 3/31/2026, in accordance with Section 70-822(g).

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Erin Burns - End of Quarter Report - Musician Pay Activity
11. REPORT - OF LENÉE S. CROWLEY, DEPUTY JUDICIAL ADMINISTRATOR, MUNICIPAL AND
 TRAFFIC COURT OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the revenue, expenditure and staffing report for March 2026, in accordance with Section
 2-63 of the City Code.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Lenee S. Crowley - 1 - MTCNO March 2026 Coversheet
 Lenee S. Crowley - 2 - MTCNO Monthly Report - March 2026




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12. REPORT - OF ANITA CURRAN, COUNCIL RESEARCH OFFICER, NEW ORLEANS CITY
 COUNCIL, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Council Research Office report regarding demolition application #26-06800-DEMO for
 the property located at 1300 Frenchmen Street, 2035 Urquhart Street - Council District C.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Anita Curran DEMO 1300 Frrenchmen St and 2035 Urqihart St
13. REPORT - OF KAITLIN TYMRAK, P.E., INTERIM GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, SEWERAGE
 AND WATER BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board legislative storm report for the severe thunderstorm warning
 that was issued for April 25, 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33.4091, Section F.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Kaitlin Tymrak - 1 of 2 - Cover Letter - Legislative Storm Report - 04.25.2026
 Kaitlin Tymrak - 2 of 2 - Legislative Storm Report - 4-25-26
14. REPORT - OF ROBERT D. RIVERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION,
 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Transmitting Zoning Docket Numbers 24/26 - Cm. Harris; 38/26 - Cm. Hughes; 39/26 - Cm. Green;
 40/26 - Cm. King; and 41/26 - Cm. King. Cn. Deadline 7/6/26.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED. (Hearing Date Set For 5/21/26).
 Robert Rivers - Transmittal letter for 4-14-26 CPC meeting
15. REPORT - OF MICAH INCE, CHIEF OF STAFF AND EXECUTIVE ADA, ORLEANS PARISH
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY

 Brief:
 Submitting the Orleans Parish District Attorney s Office budget report for March 2026.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Micah Ince - 1 of 2 - 2026_Budget_Report_Template_Final March 2
 Micah Ince - 2 of 2 -March 2026 budget report cover letter




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16. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND WATER
 BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Quarterly Report on Construction Contracts
 for Q1 (January, February, March) 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(B).

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - SWBNO Cover Letter Q1 2026 Construction
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - SWBNO Q1 2026 Construction Report (FINAL)
17. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND WATER
 BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Financial Information Fiscal Year 2025,
 pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(A).

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - SWBNO Cover Letter Annual Financial Report (FY 2025)
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - Public Notice SWBNO Annual Financials FY 2025 (FINAL) (2)
18. REPORT - OF RANDY HAYMAN, ESQ., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SEWERAGE AND WATER
 BOARD OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans Quarterly Report on Operations for Q1
 (January, February, March) 2026, pursuant to La. R.S. § 33:4091(C).

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Randy Hayman - 1 of 2 - C- SWBNO Cover Letter Q1 2026 Operations Report (1)
 Randy Hayman - 2 of 2 - C- SWBNO Q1 2026 Report Operations (FINAL)




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19. REPORT - OF ELEANOR BURKE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, NEW ORLEANS HISTORIC DISTRICT
 LANDMARKS COMMISSION | CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT HISTORIC DISTRICT
 LANDMARKS COMMISSION

 Brief:
 Submitting a report regarding an appeal of the New Orleans Historic District Landmarks Commission’s
 (HDLC) decision of denial of an application to demolish 3100 Calhoun Street and deferral of the
 application to demolish 6307 South Miro Street and 6309 South Claiborne Avenue located in the
 Uptown, partial control, local historic district.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St and South Claiborne
 Ave
20. REPORT - OF ALYSSA W. RAMBEAU, DIRECTOR OF FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF
 FINANCE, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS

 Brief:
 Submitting the March 2026 monthly report to the Budget, Audit and Board of Review Committee.

 Annotation:
 RECEIVED.
 Alyssa W Rambeau - 1 of 2 - Executive Summary_March 2026 (1)
 Alyssa W Rambeau - 2 of 2 - March 2026 Budget Reports (1)
21. CAL. NO. 35,416 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to effect a zoning change an HU-RM1 Historic Urban Multi-Family Residential District to
 an HU-MU Historic Urban Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and to establish a conditional use to
 permit the retail sale of packaged alcoholic beverages, on Square 259, Lots B and Pt. 10, in the Fourth
 Municipal District, bounded by Baronne Street, Washington Avenue, Dryades Street, and Fourth Street
 (Municipal Addresses: 2727-2733 Baronne Street); and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.
 (ZONING DOCKET NO. 15/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 35416 - 30647 M.C.S.




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22. CAL. NO. 35,417 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to establish a conditional use to permit a Community Center in an HU-RM1 Historic
 Urban Multi-Family Residential District, on Square 303, Lot 1, in the Fourth Municipal District,
 bounded by Third Street, Simon Bolivar Avenue, South Saratoga Street, and Fourth Street (Municipal
 Addresses: 2134-2138 Third Street); and otherwise to provide with respect thereto. (ZONING DOCKET
 NO. 16/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 35417 - 30648 M.C.S.
23. CAL. NO. 35,418 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS KING AND WILLARD

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to establish a conditional use to permit a hotel in a CBD-2 Historic Commercial and
 Mixed-Use District and the Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, on Square 66, Lots A, 1, and Lot
 20 or an undesignated lot, in the Second Municipal District, bounded by Iberville Street, Bourbon Street,
 Canal Street, and Royal Street (Municipal Address: 716 Iberville Street); and otherwise to provide with
 respect thereto. (ZONING DOCKET NO. 18/26)

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 35418 - 30649 M.C.S.
24. CAL. NO. 35,419 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain Division 2 of Article V of Chapter 18 of the City Code, to increase
 fees for rabies vaccination license tags; to establish for the reduction or waiver of license tag fees in
 cases of financial hardship; and otherwise to provide thereto.
 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 (Budget Committee recommended approval).
 35419 - 30650 M.C.S.




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25. CAL. NO. 35,425 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL AND HARRIS (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain sections of Chapters 66 and 154 of the Code of the City of New
 Orleans, to transfer parking and towing enforcement from the Department of Public Works to the
 Department of Police; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 (Joint Economic Development and Governmental Affairs Committee recommended approval).
 35425 - 30653 M.C.S.
MOTION TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AND REFER OTHER MATTERS TO THE PROPER AGENCY.
AND THE CONSENT AGENDA WAS ADOPTED.
 ADOPTED
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.




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 REGULAR AGENDA
PUBLIC COMMENT RULES
All public comment shall comply with the following Council Rules:
• Each commenter must personally submit a comment card to the Clerk.
• All commenters must state their names and addresses and whether they are being paid to appear.
• One comment per speaker, per item.
• Each comment must be entirely germane to the agenda item.
• Comments may not exceed two minutes.
• Ceding of time is not permitted.
• Each item is limited to 30 minutes of public comment.

DEFERRAL RULES
Any annotation of a request to defer an agenda item is purely tentative until confirmed during the meeting. A
request to defer an agenda item may be withdrawn or overruled pursuant to Council Rules.

POSTPONEMENT RULES
Unless subject to an earlier deadline or deferred to a specific date, legislative instruments will be postponed
indefinitely and removed from future agendas if not acted upon within 120 days of first reading or appearance
on a Council agenda.
1. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM ELIZABETH HOLMAN, DIRECTOR
 OF LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER LESLI D. HARRIS, DISTRICT “B”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement Application:
 RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street, 4417 Dryades Street, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 12/18/25).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 RTA - Report - District B - 4417 Dryades Street
2. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-9 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution denying the RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 R-26-9 Lying Over




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3. c. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-10 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution approving the RTA Application #20250123, 4417 Dryades Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 R-26-10 Lying Over
4. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM ELIZABETH HOLMAN, DIRECTOR
 OF LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER LESLI D. HARRIS, DISTRICT “B”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement Application:
 RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street, GD1, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 12/18/25).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 RTA - Report - District B - 1401 Delachaise Street
5. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-11 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution denying the RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 R-26-11 Lying Over
6. c. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-12 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS

 Brief:
 A resolution approving the RTA Application #20220126, 1401 Delachaise Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 1/8/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 R-26-12 Lying Over
7. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - COMMUNICATION - FROM WINSTON FIORE, CHIEF OF
 STAFF, LAND USE, COUNCILMEMBER FREDDIE KING III, DISTRICT “C”

 Brief:
 Transmitting the Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s recommendation of approval, and
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 requesting the scheduling of a public hearing, for the following Restoration Tax Abatement Application:
 RTA Application #20250130, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street, LLC.

 Annotation:
 (Communication received on 4/9/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 RTA - 1419-1421 Dauphine Street
8. b. RESOLUTION (LYING OVER) - NO. R-26-168 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 A resolution granting the RTA Application #20250130, 1419-1421 Dauphine Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 R-26-168 Lying Over
11. IZD APPEAL - OF DERNELL JOHNSON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Commercial Short-Term Rental Interim Zoning pursuant to CZO 19.4.A.20.D
 for the property located at 1038 Elysian Fields Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King).
 (Communication received 8/21/25.
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 12/17/26.
 IZD - Dernell Johnson - Appeal for Renewal of Short-Term Rental License – CSTR License No.
 23-CSTR-11209
14. HDLC APPEAL - OF VERONICA M. REED, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, JANE PLACE
 NEIGHBORHOOD SUSTAINABILITY INITIATIVE

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the demolition
 of a Contributing rated one-story, single-family residential building to grade for property located at 2745
 Banks Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).
 WITHDRAWN.
 HDLC appeal 2745 Banks Street
 Report - 2745 Banks Street


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15. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF SUSAN JOHNSON, TOWN OF
 CARROLLTON WATCH, JEFFREY BERNIARD, PRESIDENT, MAPLE AREA RESIDENTS, INC.,
 AND GORDON MARCUS (MARC) LOUDON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to approve the application
 for demolition for property located at 7309 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 HDLC - 7309 Freret Street
 HDLC - 7309 Freret Street Jeffrey Berniard
 HDLC 7309 Freret Street Gordon Marcus Loudon
 Report - Yvette Jett, Principal Architectural Historian - 7309 Freret
 HDLC 7309 Freret Street - Speaker cards
16. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-188 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Denying the demolition challenge and approving the demolition request for property located at 7309
 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-188
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
17. c. MOTION - NO. M-26-189 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Approving the demolition challenge and denying the demolition request for property located at 7309
 Freret Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 WITHDRAWN.
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 M-26-189
18. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF SUSAN JOHNSON, TOWN OF
 CARROLLTON WATCH, JEFFREY BERNIARD, PRESIDENT, MAPLE AREA RESIDENTS, INC.,
 AND GORDON MARCUS LOUDON

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to approve the application
 for demolition for property located at 1128-30 Lowerline Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Susan Johnson
 HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Jeffrey Berniard
 HDLC 1128-30 Lowerline Street Gordon Marcus Loudon
 Report - Yvette Jett, Principal Architectural Historian -1128 Lowerline
19. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-192 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Modifying the decision of the Commission to require that prior to the issuance of the demolition permit
 the applicant obtain an approved building permit that is in substantial conformance with plans attached
 with this Motion.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-192 w-Attachment
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
22. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT, ZACH
 SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to defer action on the
 application to a future Commission meeting to allow the applicant additional time to meet with
 surrounding neighbors and community stakeholders to discuss the overall redevelopment proposal
 details further for property located at 6309-6311 S. Claiborne Avenue.
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 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal 6309-6311 S Claiborne Ave
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St and South Claiborne
 Ave
23. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT, ZACH
 SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to defer action on the
 application to a future Commission meeting to allow the applicant additional time to meet with
 surrounding neighbors and community stakeholders to discuss the overall redevelopment proposal
 details further for property located at 6307-6309 S. Miro Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal 6307-6309 S Miro St
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St and South Claiborne
 Ave
24. HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS LEAD CONSULTANT, ZACH
 SMITH, CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to deny the request for
 demolition to grade based on the building’s fair to good condition and minimal alterations for property
 located at 3100 Calhoun Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. McCarron, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 Ron Loesel - HDLC Appeal - 3100 Calhoun St
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - Teds Frostop - on Calhoun St - South Miro St and South Claiborne
 Ave
25. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF JILL SUSSMAN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the retention
 of the installation of inappropriate windows at a Contributing rated, two-story, two-family residential
 building without a Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apts. A

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 and B.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report Received 5/7/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 Jill Sussman - HDLC Appeal - 1413 Columbus St Apts A and B
 Yvette Jett- HDLC Report - 1413 Columbus St HDLC Report
26. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-183 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the application's request as to the windows labeled 7 and 8, provided that full screens be
 added, is granted; for property located at 1413 Columbus Street, Apartments A and B.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 6/4/26.
 M-26-183
29. ZONING DOCKET NO. 14/26 - 2400 NAPOLEON AVENUE, LLC

 Brief:
 Requesting an Amendment to Ordinance No. 29,359 MCS (Zoning Docket 084/22, which granted a
 conditional use to permit a reception facility over 10,000 square feet in an HU-MU Historic Urban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District) to permit a Planned Development authorizing a Live Performance
 Venue located on, Square 584, Lot 1A-3, in the Sixth Municipal District, bounded by La Salle Street,
 Freret Street, Jena Street, and Napoleon Avenue (Municipal Address: 2400 Napoleon Avenue). The
 recommendation of the City Planning Commission being of “Effective Denial for Lack of Legal
 Majority” per Section 4.2.D.3.c.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/25/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 ZD NO. 14/26
30. ZONING DOCKET NO. 26/26 - 420 JULIA PROPERTY HOLDER, LLC

 Brief:
 Requesting a conditional use permit a social club in CBD-6 Urban Core Neighborhood Intensity
 Mixed-Use District located on, Square 123, Lot SE, in the First Municipal District, bounded by
 Constance Street, Julia Street, Saint Joseph Street,
 and Tchoupitoulas Street (Municipal Address(es): 420 Julia Street). The recommendation of the City
 Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”, subject to two (2) provisos.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 5/25/26).
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 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 ZD NO. 26/26
31. ZONING DOCKET NO. 31/26 - JOSEPH H. BABINGTON ET AL.

 Brief:
 Requesting a Conditional Use to permit a commercial short term rental in an HU-MU Historic Urban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the Transient Lodging Interim Zoning District, on Square 24, Lot
 2, in the Fourth Municipal District, bounded by Third Street, Tchoupitoulas Street, Rousseau Street, and
 Fourth Street (Municipal Address(es): 424-428 Third Street). The recommendation of the City Planning
 Commission being “FOR DENIAL”.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).
 DEFERRED TO THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 ZD NO. 31-26
36. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 34,385 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL,
 MORENO, HARRIS AND GREEN

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain sections 26-615, 26-616, 26-617, 26-618, 26-619, 26-620, 26-624,
 and 26-628 of the Code of the City of New Orleans to provide relative to the regulation of short-term
 rentals; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 9/7/23).
 DEFERRED THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 34385
37. b. MOTION (LYING OVER) - NO. M-23-426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, MORENO,
 HARRIS AND GREEN

 Brief:
 Directing the City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to consider amendments to
 Ordinance No. 4,264 M.C.S., amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the
 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to eliminate Non-Commercial
 Short-Term Rentals as a defined land use and update any and all relevant provisions governing the
 zoning and use standards for short-term rentals, including the removal of all references to
 Non-Commercial Short-Term Rental.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 9/21/23).
 DEFERRED THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 M-23-426 Lying Over
38. c. MOTION (LYING OVER) - NO. M-23-427 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, MORENO,
 HARRIS AND GREEN

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 Brief:
 Directing the City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to amend and reordain Ordinance
 No. 4264 M.C.S., amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the Comprehensive Zoning
 Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to amend Article 19 to establish a new Interim Zoning District to
 be named the Non-Commercial Short-Term Rental Interim Zoning District (IZD), the intent of which is
 to prohibit the Short-Term Rental, Non-Commercial use within all areas of the City of New Orleans.
 These prohibitions shall apply citywide. Aside from the use prohibited herein, all other permitted and
 conditional uses shall be as provided in the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 9/21/23).
 DEFERRED THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 M-23-427 Lying Over
39. CAL. NO. 35,117 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, MORENO, HARRIS AND KING

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 30,140 M.C.S., as amended, entitled “An Ordinance providing
 an Operating Budget of Expenditures for the City of New Orleans for the Year 2025” to subdivide the
 “Other Operating” fund allocation for the Department of Sanitation, to de-appropriate monies from
 certain sub-divided categories, and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/8/25).
 DEFERRED THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 35117
40. CAL. NO. 35,384 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MORRELL (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to reform and provide for the sustainability of the city’s sanitation services by amending
 and reordaining Sections 138-57, 138-58, 138-59, 138-61, and 138-63 of the Code of the City of New
 Orleans to amend the city’s sanitation fees and provide relative to the scope thereof; to expressly
 authorize initiatives intended to augment services by providing for periodic no-cost access to city
 transfer stations; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 3/12/26).
 DEFERRED THE MEETING OF 5/21/26.
 35384
42. CAL. NO. 35,423 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to amend and reordain Sections 70-84 and 70-87 of the Code of the City of New Orleans,
 relative to budget reporting requirements; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

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 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 35423 - 30651 M.C.S.
 MOVED BY: Harris
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
43. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 35,424 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to rename a portion of West Robert E. Lee Boulevard, bounded by Hammond Highway,
 Regent Street, and Pontchartrain Boulevard, to Zephyr Court; and otherwise to provide with respect
 thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 35424 - 30652 M.C.S.
44. b. AMENDMENT TO CALENDAR NO. 35,424 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 An amendment to Ord. Cal. No. 35,424 to correct a referenced bounding street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 35424 Amendment
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Green
 ACTION: AMENDMENT
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED AS AMENDED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5

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 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
45. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - CAL. NO. 35,426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS HARRIS,
 MORRELL, WILLARD, MCCARRON, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to authorize New Orleans Building Corporation (“NOBC”), subject to NOBC Board of
 Directors approval, to sell its right to receive certain payments under the Second Amended and Restated
 Lease Agreement dated April 3, 2020, by and between NOBC, as landlord, Jazz Casino Company,
 L.L.C. (“JCC”), as tenant, and the City, as intervenor (the “Lease”), to a newly-formed entity (the
 “Purchaser”) arranged for and financed by TPG Angelo Gordon or one of its affiliates or designated
 funds for a lump-sum payment at closing of at least $100,000,000 (the “Minimum Purchase Price”); to
 authorize the Mayor of the City of New Orleans and the President of the City Council, as necessary or
 appropriate, to execute and deliver an intercreditor agreement between the City of New Orleans (the
 “City”) and the Purchaser, pursuant to which the City will agree to subordinate its right to receive certain
 other amounts payable under the Lease under certain circumstances; to authorize the Mayor of the City
 of New Orleans and the President of the City Council, as necessary or appropriate, to execute and
 deliver, on behalf of the City of New Orleans, such other documents as may be necessary or appropriate
 to effectuate the sale by NOBC; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 35426 - 30654 M.C.S.
 35426 Speaker card
46. b. AMENDMENT TO CALENDAR NO. 35,426 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HARRIS (BY
 REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An amendment to provide relative to the intended use of Sale proceeds and to confirm that any use of
 Sale proceeds shall be authorized by ordinance.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 35426 Amendment
 MOVED BY: Harris
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: AMENDMENT
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, Green, Hughes, Willard - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: King, Morrell - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
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 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
 (Cm. King arrived and participated in the remainder of the meeting).

 MOVED BY: Harris
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED AS AMENDED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
47. CAL. NO. 35,427 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance authorizing the Mayor of the City of New Orleans to enter into a Cooperative Endeavor
 Agreement among the City of New Orleans (the “City”), the New Orleans Recreation Development
 Commission (the “Commission”), and Friends of InspireNOLA for a term greater than one year, for the
 public purpose of supporting, promoting, stimulating public interest in, and raising and distributing
 funds to benefit the construction, creation, preservation, and maintenance of public parks and
 playgrounds, recreational facilities, and recreational and other leisure programs and activities in the City
 of New Orleans, as more fully detailed in the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement attached hereto as
 Exhibit “A”; and otherwise to provide with respect thereto.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/23/26).
 35427 - 30655 M.C.S.
 35427 Speaker cards
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
48. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-176 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HUGHES

 Brief:
 A RESOLUTION calling an election in the Lake Willow Subdivision Improvement District for
 November 3, 2026.

 Annotation:

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 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 R-26-176
 MOVED BY: Hughes
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
49. MOTION - NO. M-26-177 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER MCCARRON

 Brief:
 Directing City Planning Commission to conduct a public hearing to consider a text amendment to
 Ordinance No. M.C.S. 4264, amended by Ordinance No. 26,413 M.C.S., as amended, the
 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of the City of New Orleans, to amend Article 5 to allow the inclusion
 of new structures as part of the adaptive reuse of an existing industrial, commercial, or institutional
 structure within a planned development, and to make recommendations for any other amendments
 deemed necessary.
 .
 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 M-26-177
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
41. CAL. NO. 35,400 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 An Ordinance to authorize the Mayor of the City of New Orleans to enter into an agreement to grant a
 servitude to an adjacent property owner for encroachments on/over portions of public right-of-way
 located at the municipal address 1141 Esplanade Avenue; to fix the minimum price and terms of said
 servitude agreement; to declare that such use as granted in the servitude agreement will incorporate
 space that is neither needed for public purposes nor shall such use interfere with the use of the public
 right-of-way; to set forth the reasons for said servitude agreement; and otherwise to provide with respect
 thereto.


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 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 4/9/26).
 35400 - 30646 M.C.S.
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
9. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - DEMOLITION APPLICATION - OF OVELLA ENTERPRISES,
 LLC

 Brief:
 Transmitting application #26-06800-DEMO (DEMO-SUMF) requiring City Council review and
 approval for the following properties located at 1300 Frenchmen Street and 2035 Urquhart Street,
 Council District C.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received 4/23/26).
 (Report received 5/7/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 Demo Permit- Revised - 26-06800-DEMO
 Anita Curran DEMO 1300 Frrenchmen St and 2035 Urqihart St
10. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-180 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the demolition request of OVELLA ENTERPRISES, LLC for property located at 1300
 Frenchmen Street and 2035 Urquhart Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-180
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes - 5
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell, Willard - 2
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0

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 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
12. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF RON LOESEL, GOVERNMENTAL
 AFFAIRS, LEAD CONSULTANT, ZACH SMITH CONSULTING & DESIGN

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision to deny the application for
 retention of inappropriate delaminated stucco from the front elevation of a Contributing rated two-story,
 single-family residential building without a Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 934
 Port Street.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 5/10/26).
 (Communication received on 3/26/26).
 (Report received on 4/9/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 934 Port Street - HDLC Appeal Letter
 Report - 934 Port Street
13. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-181 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the request and modifying the decision of the HDLC to require stucco and masonry
 remediation as recommended by HDLC staff, including allowing the work to be phased, before May 7,
 2031 for property is located at 934 Port Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-181
 M-26-181 Speaker cards
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
20. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF DARLEEN M. JACOBS, J.D., LAW OFFICES
 & ASSOCIATES

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of denial of the retention
 of the removal of ridge tiles at a Contributing rated, one-story, two-family residential building without a
 Certificate of Appropriateness for property located at 823-825 Atlantic Avenue.


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 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report received 5/7/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 Darleen M Jacobs - HDLC Appeal - 823-825 Atlantic Ave - USE
 Eleanor S. Burke - HDLC Report - 823-25 Atlantic Ave HDLC Report
21. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-182 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the applicant’s request and the decision of the HDLC is hereby reversed for properties located
 at 823-825 Atlantic Avenue.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-182
 M-26-182 Speaker card
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.




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27. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - HDLC APPEAL - OF BONNIE PORTER

 Brief:
 Requesting to appeal the Historic District Landmarks Commission’s decision of approval of the
 application for retention of the installation of inappropriate windows, with the proviso that full screens
 be added to reduce their visibility for properties located at 4308 N. Rampart St. and 4310 N. Rampart St.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/7/26).
 (Communication received on 4/23/26).
 (Report Received 5/7/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 Bonnie Poeter - HDLC Appeal - 4308 N Rampart St
 Yvette Jett - HDLC Report - 4308-4310 N Rampart St HDLC Report
28. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-184 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Granting the applicant's request and the HDLC decision is hereby modified to remove the proviso and
 permit the retention of the half screens as currently installed for properties located at 4308-4310 N.
 Rampart Street.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-184
 M-26-184 Speaker card
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
32. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - ZONING DOCKET NO. 34/26 - CITY COUNCIL MOTION NO.
 M-26-53

 Brief:
 Requesting an Amendment to the text of Article 18 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to establish
 a new overlay district called the Behrman Mixed-Use Integrity Overlay District, the intent of which is to
 ensure that any multi-family developments proposed within the S-MU Suburban Neighborhood
 Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District bounded by Wall Boulevard,
 Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive contain non-residential uses which align with the
 mixed-use goal of those districts. As described in the motion, the application affects any multi-family
 developments proposed within:
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 • S-MU Suburban Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use
 District bounded by Wall Boulevard, Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive

 The recommendation of the City Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 ZD NO. 34-26
33. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-185 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the applicant’s request for ZD NO. 34/26 as recommended by the CPC and as outlined in the
 CPC staff report.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-185
 M-26-185 Speaker card
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
34. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - ZONING DOCKET NO. 35/26 - CITY COUNCIL MOTION NO.
 M-26-54

 Brief:
 Requesting a Text amendment to amend Article 19 of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance to create an
 interim zoning district called the Behrman Mixed-Use Integrity Interim Zoning District, the intent of
 which is to temporarily prohibit the use of multi-family dwellings within the S-MU Suburban
 Neighborhood Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District, bounded by
 Wall Boulevard, Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive, that do not incorporate non-residential
 uses occupying at least 50% of the ground-floor area until the CPC has considered the implementation of
 an overlay zoning district that ensures any proposed developments within the affected area align with the
 mixed-use goal of those districts.

 As described in the motion, the application affects properties within the S-MU Suburban Neighborhood
 Mixed-Use District and the MU-1 Medium Intensity Mixed-Use District, bounded by Wall Boulevard,
 Holiday Drive, and General De Gaulle Drive. They are as follows:
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 • 3010 Sandra Drive
 • 2000 Cypress Acres Drive
 • 44 Westpark Drive
 • 2200 Westbend Parkway
 • 2646 Westbend Parkway
 • 9999 Cypress Acres Drive

 The recommendation of the City Planning Commission being “FOR APPROVAL”.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. King, Cn. Deadline 6/8/26).
 HEARING HELD.
 ZD NO. 35-26
35. b. MOTION - NO. M-26-186 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER KING

 Brief:
 Approving the applicant’s request for ZD NO. 35/26 as recommended by the CPC and as outlined in the
 CPC staff report.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 M-26-186
 M-26-186 Speaker card
 MOVED BY: King
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
50. MOTION - NO. M-26-178 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MCCARRON, HARRIS AND KING (BY
 REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Adding the President of the Council as a signatory to the fourth Amendment between the City of New
 Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC; and authorizing the President of the Council to sign the
 fourth amendment between the City of New Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC (Exhibit A).

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 (Quality of Life Committee recommended approval).
 (ITB No. 350 | EMERGENCY DEMOLITION FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY)
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 M-26-178
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Hughes
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
51. MOTION - NO. M-26-179 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MCCARRON, HARRIS AND KING (BY
 REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Adding the President of the Council as a signatory to the fourth Amendment between the City of New
 Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC; and authorizing the President of the Council to sign the
 fourth amendment between the City of New Orleans and Durr Heavy Construction, LLC (Exhibit A).

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 (Quality of Life Committee recommended approval).
 (ITB No. 338 | NON-EMERGENCY DEMOLITION FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY)
 M-26-179 w-Contract
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Hughes
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
52. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-187 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS
 MORRELL, WILLARD, MCCARRON, HARRIS, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES

 Brief:
 A RESOLUTION approving in principle the terms of an agreement to settle the pending litigation
 between the City of New Orleans and Orleans Parish School Board in exchange for a set sales tax
 collection fee of 1.5%, a one-time payment of $6,000,000 from the City to the Orleans Parish School
 Board, annual payments from the City to the Orleans Parish School Board of $2,000,000 beginning in
 2027 for a period of fifteen years, and provisions regarding payments made to the Orleans Parish School
 Board and City under the lease agreement with Caesar’s New Orleans.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
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 R-26-187
 R-26-187 Amendment
 R-26-187 Speaker cards
52. b. AMENDMENT TO RESOLUTION NO. R-26-187 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER HUGHES

 Brief:
 An amendment to Resolution No. R-26-187 to add two additional settlement terms.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced 5/7/26).
 R-26-187 Amendment
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: Green
 ACTION: RECEIVED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
 MOVED BY: Hughes
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: SUSPEND THE RULES TO ADD
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: King
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
52. a. LEGISLATIVE GROUPING - RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-187 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS
 MORRELL, WILLARD, MCCARRON, HARRIS, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES

 Brief:
 A RESOLUTION approving in principle the terms of an agreement to settle the pending litigation

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 between the City of New Orleans and Orleans Parish School Board in exchange for a set sales tax
 collection fee of 1.5%, a one-time payment of $6,000,000 from the City to the Orleans Parish School
 Board, annual payments from the City to the Orleans Parish School Board of $2,000,000 beginning in
 2027 for a period of fifteen years, and provisions regarding payments made to the Orleans Parish School
 Board and City under the lease agreement with Caesar’s New Orleans.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 R-26-187
 R-26-187 Amendment
 R-26-187 Speaker cards
 MOVED BY: Hughes
 SECONDED BY: Willard
 ACTION: ADOPTED AS AMENDED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
53. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-190 - BY: COUNCILMEMBER WILLARD (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Designating and authorizing Jeffrey Schwartz to act as a certifying officer for the City of New Orleans in
 connection with projects funded by Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery or
 Community Development Block Grant - Mitigation funds, and all activities related to those projects,
 which are subject to the provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 and environmental
 review regulations.

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 R-26-190 w-Check Sheet - Legis Summary
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: Hughes
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
54. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-191 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL AND MCCARRON

 Brief:

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 RESOLUTION AND ORDER AUTHORIZING DELTA NEW ORLEANS GAS COMPANY, LLC TO
 HEDGE A PORTION OF ITS 2026-2027
 WINTER HEATING SEASON DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM NATURAL GAS
 REQUIREMENTS

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 R-26-191
 MOVED BY: McCarron
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
55. RESOLUTION - NO. R-26-193 - BY: COUNCILMEMBERS MORRELL, WILLARD, MCCARRON,
 HARRIS, KING, GREEN AND HUGHES (BY REQUEST)

 Brief:
 Confirming the appointments and award of scholarships selected by Mayor Helena Moreno to receive
 four-year scholarships to Tulane University are deemed to be well qualified and worthy of such selection
 under the criteria established in City Code Section 2-33 (c)(1) accordingly, pursuant to City Code
 Section 2-33(c)(9), as follows:

 Olivia Y. Ochillo (Council District A),
 Elenna Licona-Tello (Council District A),
 Simon Promoslovosky (Council District B),
 Tess Colleen Dieudonne (Council District B),
 Dazzly L. Suazo (Council District C),
 Ozma Robin Baurick (Council District C),
 Branden Treyshaun Cephus (Council District D)
 Renell R Green, Jr (Council District D),
 Khari Jamal Morrison, (Council District E); and
 Audrey Thuy-My Ngo, (Council District E).

 Annotation:
 (This matter was introduced on 5/7/26).
 R-26-193 w-Check Sheet - Legis Summary
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: Harris
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
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 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.




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56. MOTION TO SUSPEND THE RULES TO INTRODUCE ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING
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 MOVED BY: Hughes
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.
 MOVED BY: Hughes
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.




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 SPECIAL ORDERS OF BUSINESS
1. FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS - 130TH ANNIVERSARY OF VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
 SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA - VORIS VIGEE, PRESIDENT & CEO OF VOASELA

 Brief:
 Highlighting the impacts made and the vision for the future.

 Annotation:
 (Cm. Harris).
 APPEARED.
1. MOTION TO ADJOURN @ 11:54 a.m.
 MOVED BY: Willard
 SECONDED BY: McCarron
 ACTION: ADOPTED
 YEAS: McCarron, Harris, King, Green, Hughes, Willard - 6
 NAYS: 0
 ABSENT: Morrell - 1
 ABSTAIN: 0
 RECUSED: 0
 AND THE MOTION PASSED.




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