SENATE - Louisiana

OFFICIAL JOURNAL 

OF THE 

SENATE 

OF THE 

STATE OF LOUISIANA 

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FIFTIETH DAY'S PROCEEDINGS 

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Thirtieth Regular Session of the Legislature 

Under the Adoption of the 

Constitution of 1974 

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Senate Chamber 

State Capitol 

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 

Monday, June 21, 2004 

The Senate was called to order at 9:00 o'clock A.M., by Hon. 

Donald E. Hines, President of the Senate. 

ROLL CALL 

The roll being called, the following members answered to their 

names: 

PRESENT 

Mr. President Dupre Kostelka 

Adley Ellington Lentini 

Amedee Fields Malone 

Bajoie Fontenot Marionneaux 

Barham Gautreaux, B McPherson 

Boasso Gautreaux, N Michot 

Boissiere Hainkel Mount 

Cain Heitmeier Nevers 

Chaisson Holden Romero 

Cheek Hollis Schedler 

Cravins Irons Smith 

Dardenne Jackson Theunissen 

Duplessis Jones Ullo 

Total—39 

ABSENT 

Total—0 

The President of the Senate announced there were 39 Senators 

present and a quorum. 

Prayer 

The prayer was offered by Pastor Leland Hodges, following 

which the Senate joined in pledging allegiance to the flag of the United 

States of America. 

Reading of the Journal 

On motion of Senator Marionneaux, the reading of the Journal 

was dispensed with and the Journal of yesterday was adopted. 

Morning Hour 

Messages from the House 

The following Messages from the House were received and read 

as follows: 

Message from the House 

HOUSE CONFEREES APPOINTED 

June 21, 2004 

To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate: 

I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Speaker of 

the House of Representatives has appointed the following members, 

on the part of the House of Representatives, to confer, with a like 

committee from the Senate, on the disagreement to Senate Bill No. 

873 by Senator Lentini: 

Representatives Beard, Montgomery and Martiny. 

Respectfully submitted, 

ALFRED W. SPEER 

Clerk of the House of Representatives 


DISAGREEMENT TO HOUSE BILL 

June 21, 2004 


I am directed to inform your honorable body that the House of 

Representatives has refused to concur in the proposed Senate 

Amendment(s) to House Bill No. 421 by Representative Beard, and 

ask the President to appoint on the part of the Senate a committee to 

confer with a like committee from the House on the disagreement; and 

t o inform your honorable body that the Speaker of the House of 

Representatives has appointed the following members as conferees 

on the part of the House: 

Representatives Beard, Lancaster and Smiley. 






June 21, 2004 




Amendment(s) to House Bill No. 510 by Representative 

Montgomery, and ask the President to appoint on the part of the 

Senate a committee to confer with a like committee from the House 

on the disagreement; and to inform your honorable body that the 

Speaker of the House of Representatives has appointed the following 

members as conferees on the part of the House: 

Representatives Montgomery, Lancaster and Murray. 

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Amendment(s) to House Bill No. 833 by Representative Hunter, and 



to inform your honorable body that the Speaker of the House of 



Representatives Hunter, Murray and Curtis. 






June 21, 2004 




Amendment(s) to House Bill No. 938 by Representative Tucker, and 



to inform your honorable body that the Speaker of the House of 



Representatives Tucker, Schneider and Daniel. 






June 21, 2004 




Amendment(s) to House Bill No. 1197 by Representative Baylor, 

and ask the President to appoint on the part of the Senate a 

committee to confer with a like committee from the House on the 

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disagreement; and to inform your honorable body that the Speaker of 

the House of Representatives has appointed the following members 

as conferees on the part of the House: 

Representatives Baylor, K. Carter and Baudoin. 




Introduction of Senate Resolutions 

Senator Adley asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 

for the purpose of introducing and reading the following Senate 

Resolutions a first and second time and acting upon them as follows: 

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 170— 

BY SENATORS ADLEY AND MOUNT 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Revenue and Fiscal 

Affairs to study performance-based energy efficiency contracts, 

including the process by which such contracts are awarded and 

the financing arrangements used in such contracts. 

On motion of Senator Adley, the resolution was read by title and 

adopted. 

House Concurrent Resolutions 

on Second Reading 

The following House Concurrent Resolutions were read and 

acted upon as follows: 

HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 359— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL 

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Legislative Fiscal Office to monitor the 

implementation of Senate Bill No. 654 and to report on its effect 

and effectiveness. 

On motion of Senator Lentini, the resolution was read by title 

and returned to the Calendar, subject to call. 

Rules Suspended 

Senator Romero asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 

for the purpose of taking up at this time. 

Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions 

Returned from the House 

of Representatives with Amendments 

Subject to Call 

The following Senate Bills and Joint Resolutions returned from 

the House of Representatives with amendments, subject to call were 

taken up and acted upon as follows: 

Called from the Calendar 

Senator Romero asked that Senate Bill No. 859 be called from 

the Calendar at this time. 

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SENATE BILL NO. 859— 

BY SENATOR ROMERO 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 27:403, relative to the Louisiana Gaming Control Law; 

to provide with respect to the status of licenses issued in good 

faith reliance on a survey which was wrong; and to provide for 

related matters. 

The bill was read by title. Returned from the House of 

Representatives with the following amendments: 

HOUSE COMMITTEE AMENDMENTS 

Amendments proposed by House Committee on Administration of 

Criminal Justice to Engrossed Senate Bill No. 859 by Senator Romero 

AMENDMENT NO. 1 

On page 1, at the end of line 3, after the semicolon ";" add "to provide 

for exceptions;" 


On page 1, at the end of line 14, insert "The provisions of this 

Section shall only apply to licenses issued to conduct gaming 

pursuant to the provisions of this Title prior to July 1, 2004." 

HOUSE FLOOR AMENDMENTS 

Amendments proposed by Representative Durand to Engrossed 

Senate Bill No. 859 by Senator Romero 


On page 1, at the end of line 3. After "wrong;" insert "to provide for 

the remittance of the proceeds;" 


On page 1, at the end of line 14, insert "Regardless if boundary lines 

change for a parish, the proceeds shall continue to be remitted to the 

parish that originally granted the license." 


Amendments proposed by Representative Jack Smith to Engrossed 

Senate Bill No. 859 by Senator Romero 


On page 1, delete line 2, in its entirety and add "To enact R.S. 27:325, 

relative to Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law; to provide with 

respect" 


On page 1, line 6, change "R.S. 27:403" to "R.S. 27:325" 

Senator Romero moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 


June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 

The roll was called with the following result: 

YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Romero 

Chaisson Ellington Smith 

Cheek Gautreaux, N Theunissen 

Cravins 

Hainkel 

Dardenne 

Hollis 

Total—13 

NAYS 

Adley Boasso Fontenot 

Amedee Cain Kostelka 

Barham Fields Lentini 

Total—9 

ABSENT 

Bajoie Irons Michot 

Boissiere Jackson Mount 

Dupre Jones Nevers 

Gautreaux, B Malone Schedler 

Heitmeier Marionneaux Ullo 

Holden 

McPherson 

Total—17 

The Chair declared the Senate failed to concur in the amendments 

proposed by the House. Senator Romero moved to reconsider the 

vote by which the amendments failed to be concurred in and laid the 

motion on the table. 

Reports of Committees 

The following reports of committees were received and read: 

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON 

HEALTH AND WELFARE 

Senator McPherson, Chairman on behalf of the Committee on 

Health and Welfare, submitted the following report: 

June 20, 2004 

To the President and Members of the Senate: 

I am directed by your Committee on Health and Welfare to 

submit the following report: 


BY REPRESENTATIVE DURAND 


To suspend until sixty days after final adjournment of the 2005 

Regular Session of the Legislature the provisions of R.S. 

28:382.1(A)(2), relative to the development and implementation 

of a framework for human services delivery. 

Reported favorably. 


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on Second Reading 

Reported by Committees 

JOE MCPHERSON 

Chairman 

Senator McPherson asked for and obtained a suspension of the 

rules to take up at this time the following House Concurrent 

Resolutions just reported by Committees. 








Reported favorably by the Committee on Health and Welfare. 

Under the provisions of Joint Rule No. 3 of the Rules of the Senate, 

the resolution was read by title and referred to the Legislative Bureau. 



rules for the purpose of invoking 3 minute cloture. 

Reports of Committees, Resumed 


CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT 

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 46 by Senator McPherson 

June 17, 2004 

To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate and to 

the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of 

Representatives: 

We, the conferees appointed to confer over the disagreement 

between the two houses concerning Senate Concurrent Resolution 

No. 46 by Senator McPherson recommend the following concerning 

the Engrossed resolution: 

1. That Senate Committee Amendment No. 1 proposed by the 

Senate Committee on Health and Welfare and adopted by the 

Senate on April 22, 2004 be adopted. 

2. That House Committee Amendments No. 1, 2, and 4 proposed 

by the House Committee on Health and Welfare and adopted by 

the House of Representatives on May 24, 2004 be adopted. 

3. That House Committee Amendment No. 3 proposed by the 

House Committee on Health and Welfare and adopted by the 

House of Representatives on May 24, 2004 be rejected. 

4. That the following amendment to the engrossed resolution be 

adopted: 



On page 1, delete lines 15 through 17 and insert the following: 

"WHEREAS, the Legislature of Louisiana acknowledges that 

abuse of prescription drugs is a growing problem; and 

WHEREAS, real-time electronic monitoring of prescription 

writing and fulfillment can be an effective tool for preventing fraud 

and abuse of prescription drugs; and 

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that, the Department of 

Health and Hospitals shall determine the feasibility of administering 

a pilot program to demonstrate the effectiveness of real-time 

prescription writing, monitoring, and fulfillment, and report to the 

Senate and House committees on health and welfare not later than 

October 1, 2004 on the feasibility of such a program." 

Senators: 

Joe McPherson 

Lydia P. Jackson 

Nick Gautreaux 




Sydnie Mae Durand 

Monica Walker 


rules for the purpose of considering the Conference Committee 

Report. On motion of Senator McPherson, a vote was taken on the 

adoption of the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington McPherson 

Amedee Fields Michot 

Barham Fontenot Nevers 

Boasso Gautreaux, N Romero 

Boissiere Hainkel Schedler 

Cain Hollis Smith 

Chaisson Jones Theunissen 

Cravins Kostelka Ullo 

Dardenne 

Lentini 

Dupre 

Malone 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Adley Gautreaux, B Jackson 

Bajoie Heitmeier Marionneaux 

Cheek Holden Mount 

Duplessis 

Irons 

Total—11 

The Chair declared the Conference Committee Report was 

adopted. Senator McPherson moved to reconsider the vote by which 

the report was adopted and laid the motion on the table. 


Senate Bill No. 14 by Senator Dupre 

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between the two houses concerning Senate Bill No. 14 by Senator 

Dupre recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That the House Committee Amendments proposed by House 

Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice and adopted 

by the House of Representatives on June 7, 2004 be adopted. 

2. That the House Floor Amendments as proposed by 

Representative Baldone and adopted by the House of 

Representative on June 15, 2004 be rejected. 

Senators: 

Reggie P. Dupre, Jr. 

Joel T. Chaisson, II 

Arthur J. "Art" Lentini 




Daniel R. Martiny 

Damon J. Baldone 

Donald J. Cazayoux 

Senator Dupre asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 

for the purpose of considering the Conference Committee Report. 

On motion of Senator Dupre, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington McPherson 


Barham Fontenot Nevers 

Boasso Gautreaux, N Romero 

Boissiere Hainkel Schedler 


Chaisson Jones Theunissen 

Cravins Kostelka Ullo 

Dardenne 

Lentini 

Dupre 

Malone 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Adley Gautreaux, B Jackson 



Duplessis 

Irons 

Total—11 


June 21, 2004 


adopted. Senator Dupre moved to reconsider the vote by which the 

report was adopted and laid the motion on the table. 


Senate Bill No. 145 by Senator Ellington 

June 15, 2004 






Ellington recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That the House Floor Amendment Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

Representative McVea and adopted by the House of 

Representatives on May 20, 2004 be rejected. 

Senators: 

Noble E. Ellington 

Jody Amedee 

Mike Smith 




Tom McVea 

William B. Daniel, IV 

Senator Ellington asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Ellington, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Malone 

Adley Dupre McPherson 

Amedee Ellington Michot 

Barham Fontenot Mount 

Boasso Gautreaux, N Nevers 

Boissiere Hainkel Romero 

Cain Hollis Schedler 

Chaisson Jones Smith 

Cravins Kostelka Theunissen 

Dardenne Lentini Ullo 

Total—30 

NAYS 

Fields 

Total—2 

Irons 

ABSENT 


Cheek 

Holden 

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Gautreaux, B 

Total—7 

Jackson 


adopted. Senator Ellington moved to reconsider the vote by which 



Senate Bill No. 633 by Senator Kostelka 

June 17, 2004 






Kostelka recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 

1. House Floor Amendment Nos. 1 through 8 proposed by 

Representative Martiny and adopted by the House of 

Representatives on June 14, 2004 be rejected. 

2. House Floor Amendment No. 1 proposed by Representative 

Bowler and adopted by the House of Representatives on June 

14, 2004 be rejected. 

3. House Floor Amendment No. 1 proposed by Representative E. 

Guillory and adopted by the House of Representatives on June 

14, 2004 be rejected. 

4. House Committee Amendments Nos. 1 through 6 proposed by 

the House Committee on Administration of Criminal Justice and 

adopted by the House of Representatives on June 1, 2004 be 

adopted. 

Rpectfully submitted, 

Senators: 


Robert W. “Bob” Kostelka 

Carla B. Dartez 

John J. Hainkel Jr. Daniel R. Martiny 

Joel T. Chaisson II 

Warren J. Triche Jr. 



Cain Hollis Schedler 

Chaisson Irons Smith 

Cravins Jones Theunissen 

Dardenne Kostelka Ullo 

Duplessis 

Lentini 

Total—32 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 


Cheek 

Holden 

Gautreaux, B 

Jackson 

Total—7 


adopted. Senator Kostelka moved to reconsider the vote by which 



Senate Bill No. 762 by Senator B. Gautreaux 

June 18, 2004 






B. Gautreaux recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That House Committee Amendments Nos. 1, 2, and 3 proposed 

by the House Committee on Natural Resources and adopted by 

the House of Representatives on May 25, 2004, be rejected. 

2. That Legislative Bureau Amendment proposed by the 

Legislative Bureau and adopted by the House of Representatives 

on May 25, 2004, be rejected. 


Senator Kostelka asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Kostelka, a vote was taken on the 


Senators: 

D.A. “Butch” Gautreaux 

Joe McPherson 




Karen St. Germain 

Wilfred Pierre 

Eddie Lambert 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Malone 

Adley Ellington McPherson 





Senator B. Gautreaux asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator B. Gautreaux, a vote was taken on the 


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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Lentini 

Adley Ellington Malone 

Amedee Fields McPherson 

Barham Fontenot Michot 

Boasso Gautreaux, B Mount 

Boissiere Gautreaux, N Nevers 

Cain Hainkel Romero 

Chaisson Holden Schedler 

Cheek Hollis Smith 

Cravins Irons Theunissen 

Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Ullo 

Total—1 

Bajoie 

Heitmeier 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Marionneaux 


adopted. Senator B. Gautreaux moved to reconsider the vote by 

which the report was adopted and laid the motion on the table. 


Senate Bill No. 695 by Senator Malone 

June 20, 2004 






Malone recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 


House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure and adopted by 

the House of Representatives on May 27, 2004, be rejected. 


House Committee on Civil Law and Procedure and adopted by 

the House of Representatives on May 27, 2004, be adopted. 

3. That House Floor Amendment No. 1 proposed by 

Representative Bowler and adopted by the House of 

Representatives on June 9, 2004, be rejected. 

4. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 2, 3, 4, and 5, proposed 

by Representative Bowler and adopted by the House of 

Representatives on June 9, 2004, be adopted. 


June 21, 2004 

5. That the following amendments to the reengrossed bill be 

adopted: 


On page 1, line 14, after "condemn" delete "; and" and insert ", except 

an electric public utility acquiring land without expropriation. An 

electric public utility acquiring land through expropriation shall be 

considered as an acquiring authority; and" 


On page 2, line 1, after "organization." and before "Such" insert "The 

certification shall be in writing and shall be a public record." 


On page 2, delete line 3 and insert "With respect to certifications 

occurring on and after August 1, 2004, an" 


On page 3, line 4, delete "interest" and insert "interests" 


On page 3, between lines 25 and 26, insert "The provisions of 

Subsection E shall not apply to any property acquired or disposed 

of by the Department of Transportation and Development pursuant 

to Part XII or Part XVIII of Chapter 1 of Title 48 of the Louisiana 

Revised Statutes of 1950." 

Senators: 

Max T. Malone 

Michael J. Michot 

Robert Marionneaux, Jr. 





Roy Hopkins 

Senator Malone asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Malone, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington Malone 

Adley Fields McPherson 

Amedee Fontenot Michot 

Barham Gautreaux, B Mount 






Dardenne Jackson Ullo 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Lentini 

Total—34 

NAYS 

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Total—0 

ABSENT 

of Livingston, in exchange of consideration proportionate to the 

appraised value of the property." 


Boissiere 

Kostelka 

Total—5 


adopted. Senator Malone moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



Senate Bill No. 831 by Senator Ellington 

June 20, 2004 






Ellington recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That the House Floor Amendment No. 1 proposed by 

Representative Quezaire and adopted by the House of 

Representatives on June 14, 2004 be adopted. 

2. That the House Floor Amendment No. 2 proposed by 

Representative Quezaire and adopted by the House of 


3. That the House Committee Amendment Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 

6 proposed by the House Committee on Natural Resources and 


adopted. 

4. That the following amendments to the engrossed bill be adopted: 


On page 4, between lines 14 and 15 insert as follows: 

"Section 7. The secretary of the Department of Transportation 

and Development, notwithstanding any other provision of law to the 

contrary, is hereby authorized and empowered to convey, transfer, 

assign, and deliver any interest, excluding mineral rights, the state 

may have to the following described property to the Town of 

Livingston: 

Property containing 2.576 acres fronting 440 feet on the east 

side of Louisiana Highway 63 by a depth of 255 feet consisting of all 

of lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, north half of lot 11, south 120 feet of lots 32, 

33, 34 and north 140 feet of lots 15, 16 and 17, Square 18, East Side 

Subdivision, Town of Livingston, Louisiana. 

Section 8. The secretary of the Department of Transportation 

and Development, on behalf of the state of Louisiana, is hereby 

authorized to enter into such agreements, covenants, conditions, and 

stipulations and to execute such documents as necessary to properly 

effectuate any conveyance, transfer, assignment, or delivery of title, 

excluding mineral rights, to the property described in Section (7) 

herein, and as more specifically described in any such agreements 

entered into and documents executed by and between the secretary of 

the Department of Transportation and Development and the Town 


On page 4, line 15, change "Section 6." to "Section 9." 

Senators: 


Heulette "Clo" Fontenot 

Robert W. "Bob" Kostelka 




Roy Quezaire, Jr. 

Willie Hunter, Jr. 

Wilfred T. Pierre 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 







Cain Holden Romero 

Chaisson Hollis Schedler 

Cheek Irons Smith 

Cravins Jackson Theunissen 

Dardenne Jones Ullo 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Bajoie 

Hainkel 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Heitmeier 

Marionneaux 




Privilege Report of the 

Legislative Bureau 

June 21, 2004 


I am directed by your Legislative Bureau to submit the following 

report: 

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The following bills are approved as to construction and 

duplication. 








Reported without amendments. 


ARTHUR J. "ART" LENTINI 

Chairman 

Adoption of Legislative Bureau Report 

On motion of Senator Lentini, the Bills and Joint Resolutions 

were read by title and passed to a third reading. 

Appointment of Conference Committee 

on Senate Bill No. 859 

The President of the Senate appointed the following members to 

confer with a like committee from the House for the purpose of 

considering the disagreement on Senate Bill No. 859: Senators 

Romero, N. Gautreaux and Hines. 


on House Bill No. 421 

The President of the Senate appointed on the Conference 

Committee on House Bill No. 421 the following members of the 

Senate: Senators Jones, Ellington and Dardenne. 





Senate: Senators Hines, Jones and Heitmeier. 





Senate: Senators Jones, Holden and Cheek. 





Senate: Senators McPherson, Hollis and Boissiere. 


June 21, 2004 





Senate: Senators Jones, Chaisson and Holden. 




Committ ee on House Bill No. 1309 the following members of the 

Senate: Senators Marionneaux, N. Gautreaux and Duplessis. 




Senate Bill No. 570 by Senator Chaisson 

June 18, 2004 






Chaisson recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That House Floor Amendment No. 1, proposed by 

Representative Faucheux and adopted by the House of 


2. The following amendment to the reengrossed bill be adopted: 


On page 2, line 2 after “fact” and before the “;” (semicolon), insert 

“and where there exists any additional evidence to corroborate 

the matter asserted by the prior inconsistent statement” 

Senators: 


Arthur J. Lentini 

Lee “Jody” Amedee 




Donald Cazayoux, Jr. 


R. Faucheux, Jr. 

Senator Chaisson asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Chaisson, a vote was taken on the 


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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington Lentini 

Adley Fields Malone 

Amedee Fontenot McPherson 

Barham Gautreaux, B Michot 

Boasso Gautreaux, N Mount 

Boissiere Hainkel Nevers 


Chaisson Hollis Schedler 




Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Bajoie 

Cravins 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Heitmeier 

Marionneaux 


adopted. Senator Chaisson moved to reconsider the vote by which 



House Bill No. 30 By Representative Bruneau 

June 8, 2004 

To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of 

Representatives and the Honorable President and Members of the 

Senate. 

Ladies and Gentlemen: 


between the two houses concerning House Bill No. 30 by 

Representative Bruneau, recommend the following concerning the 

engrossed bill: 

1. That Senate Committee Amendment No.1 proposed by the 

Senate Committee on Judiciary A and adopted by the Senate on 

May 26, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That Senate Floor Amendment No.1 proposed by Senator Smith 

and adopted by the Senate on June 4, 2004, be rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 47:2183(C)" and before the comma "," 

insert "and to repeal R.S. 47:2183(D)" 



On page 2, between lines 13 and 14, insert the following: 

"Section 2. R.S. 47:2183(D) is hereby repealed in its entirety." 


On page 2, at the beginning of line 14, change "Section 2." to "Section 

3." 



Senators: 

Emile "Peppi" Bruneau 


Glenn Ansardi 

Mike Smith 

T. Taylor Townsend John Hainkel 


Senator Hainkel asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Hainkel, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington Kostelka 

Adley Fields Lentini 

Amedee Fontenot Malone 






Cheek Hollis Schedler 

Dardenne Irons Smith 

Duplessis Jackson Theunissen 

Dupre Jones Ullo 

Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Bajoie Cravins Marionneaux 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Hainkel moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 356 By Representative Martiny 

June 14, 2004 



Senate. 

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Representative Martiny, recommend the following concerning the 

reengrossed bill: 

1. That Senate Floor Amendment No. 1 proposed by Senator 

Heitmeier and adopted by the Senate on June 4, 2004 be 

rejected. 

2. That the reengrossed bill be amended as follows: 


On page 2, delete lines 7 through 14 in their entirety 



John A. Alario, Jr. 

Joe R. Salter 



Senators: 


Donald R. Cravins 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fontenot Lentini 

Adley Gautreaux, B McPherson 



Chaisson Heitmeier Nevers 

Cheek Holden Romero 

Cravins Irons Schedler 


Dupre 

Jones 

Ellington 

Kostelka 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Amedee Dardenne Malone 

Barham Fields Smith 

Cain Hollis Ullo 

Total—9 

ABSENT 

Bajoie 

Total—2 

Marionneaux 





June 21, 2004 


House Bill No. 648 By Representative Alario 

June 15, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Alario, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 

proposed by the Senate Committee on Finance and adopted by 

the Senate on May 25, 2004, be rejected. 



Representative Jeffery Arnold 

Representative Charlie DeWitt 



Senators: 

Francis C. Heitmeier 

Lambert Boissiere, Jr. 

Senator Heitmeier asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Heitmeier, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 




Bajoie Fontenot Michot 




Cain Heitmeier Schedler 

Chaisson Holden Smith 

Cheek Hollis Theunissen 

Cravins Irons Ullo 

Dardenne 

Jackson 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Lentini 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Marionneaux 

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adopted. Senator Heitmeier moved to reconsider the vote by which 



House Bill No. 904 By Representatives Hammett and Futrell 

June 17, 2004 



Senate. 




Representatives Hammett and Futrell, recommend the following 

concerning the reengrossed bill: 


Senate Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public 

Works and adopted by the Senate on June 1, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That Senate Committee Amendments No. 2 through 4 proposed 

by the Senate Committee on Transportation, Highways and 

Public Works and adopted by the Senate on June 1, 2004, be 

rejected. 

3. That the Legislative Bureau amendment adopted by the Senate 

on June 2, 2004, be rejected. 

4. T hat the following amendments to the reengrossed bill be 

adopted: 


On page 2, line 23, after "plate." delete the remainder of the line, 

delete line 24 in its entirety, and from the beginning of line 25 delete 

"plates." 


On page 2, line 26, after "vehicles" delete "and the supplier of such 

plates" 


On page 3, line 5, after "plate" insert a period "." and delete the 

remainder of the line and delete line 6 in its entirety 


On page 3, at the end of line 9, delete "for" and from the beginning of 

line 10, delete "the supplier" 


Bryant O. Hammett, Jr. 


Mike Futrell 



Senators: 


James David Cain 

Lee "Jody" Amedee 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 




Bajoie Fontenot McPherson 




Cain Heitmeier Romero 





Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Marionneaux 

Total—1 

ABSENT 





House Bill No. 1227 By Representative Hill 

June 14, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Hill, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That the Senate Committee Amendments proposed by the 

Senate Committee on Local and Municipal Affairs and adopted 

by the Senate on May 24, 2004 be rejected. 



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On page 1, at the end of line 15, delete "mortgage" and at the 

beginning of line 16 delete "and" 


On page 1, line 16, after "parish" and the period "." and before "The" 

insert "The conveyance fee shall not be assessed on any documents 

filed in the mortgage records." 


On page 1, line 20, after "of" and before "conveyances" delete 

"mortgages and" 


On page 2, line 2, change "twenty-five" to "fifteen" 


On page 2, line 3, after "of" and before "conveyances" delete 

"mortgages and" 


On page 2, line 5, after "assessor" and before "compensate" change 

"may" to "shall" 


On page 2, at the beginning of line 6, delete "mortgages and" 


On page 2, line 6, after "conveyances" and before "for" insert "an 

amount equal to ten percent of the fee collected" 



Senators: 

Herman R. Hill 

Cleo Fields 



Jeffery J. Arnold 

Mike Smith 


Senator Hines asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Hines, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fields Lentini 

Bajoie Gautreaux, N McPherson 




Duplessis 

Jackson 

Ellington 

Jones 

Total—19 

NAYS 

Adley Dupre Malone 

Amedee Fontenot Michot 



June 21, 2004 

Boasso Hainkel Nevers 

Cravins Hollis Theunissen 

Dardenne Kostelka Ullo 

Total—18 

ABSENT 

Boissiere 

Total—2 

Marionneaux 

The Chair declared the Senate motion to adopt the Conference 

Committee Report failed. Senator Hines moved to reconsider the 

vote by which the report failed to be adopted and laid the motion on 

the table. 

Personal Privilege 

Senator Mount asked for and obtained the floor of the Senate on 

a point of personal privilege, and stated she had voted in error on the 

motion by Senator Hines to adopt the Conference Committee Report 

on House Bill No. 1227. She voted nay on the motion and had 

intended to vote yea. She asked that the Official Journal so state. 


House Bill No. 1468 By RepresentativeTownsend 

June 14, 2004 



Senate. 




RepresentativeTownsend, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by the Senate 

Committee on Insurance and adopted by the Senate on May 27, 

2004, be accepted. 

2. That the Senate Floor Amendment proposed by Senator Cravins 



adopted: 


On page 2, line 2, after "reflect" delete "current pricing references." 

and insert "nationally recognized pricing references such as average 

wholesale price (AWP) and maximum allowable cost (MAC)." 





Senators: 

Karen R. Carter 


Daniel T. Flavin 

Joe McPherson 

T. Taylor Townsend Tom Schedler 

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June 21, 2004 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 


Adley Fields Marionneaux 


Bajoie Gautreaux, B Michot 

Barham Gautreaux, N Mount 


Boissiere Heitmeier Romero 





Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Lentini 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cain 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Kostelka 





House Bill No. 606 By Representatives Jack Smith, Pierre, 

and 

Thompson and Senators B. Gautreaux and Malone 

June 15, 2004 



Senate. 




Representatives Jack Smith, Pierre, and Thompson and Senators B. 

Gautreaux, and Malone, recommend the following concerning the 



Senate Committee on Natural Resources and adopted by the 

Senate on May 24, 2004, be adopted. 


2. That Senate Floor Amendments proposed by Senator B. 

Gautreaux and adopted by the Senate on June 3, 2004, be 

rejected. 

4. That the following amendments be adopted: 


On page 1, line 2, change "R.S. 56:649.3(A)" to "R.S. 56:14(A), (B), 

and (C), 649.3(A)," 


On page 1, line 3, after "license;" insert "to provide relative to the 

Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund;" 


On page 1, line 6, change "R.S. 56:649.3(A)" to "R.S. 56:14(A), (B), 

and (C), 649.3(A)," 



"§14. Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund Account; creation; use of 

monies in the fund account 

A. The "Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund Account" is 

hereby created as a special fund account in the state treasury 

Conservation Fund. The monies in this fund account shall be used 

solely as provided in Subsection D of this Section and only in the 

amounts appropriated by the legislature. The monies in this fund 

account shall be invested by the state treasurer in the same manner as 

monies in the state general fund. Monies deposited into the fund 

account and interest earned on the investment of monies in the fund 

account shall be credited to the fund account, following compliance 

with the requirement of Article VII, Section 9(B) of the Constitution 

of Louisiana relative to the Bond Security and Redemption Fund. 

B. The monies in the "Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund 

Account" shall be obtained and allocated pursuant to Subsection C of 

this Section. Monies deposited into the fund account, and the 

revenues derived from investment of monies in the fund account, shall 

not be considered as part of the Conservation Fund, and shall be used 

to enforce all supplement enforcement efforts related to saltwater 

fishery and fishery related laws, rules, and regulations in the coastal 

parishes of the state. 

C. Effective July 1, 1999, the outstanding balance of monies in 

the Commercial Fisherman's Economic Assistance Fund is hereby 

transferred to the "Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund". Funds 

received by the department from contributions or donations and court 

awards made specifically to the Saltwater Fishery Enforcement 

Account shall be deposited to the account. The monies in the 

Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund Account shall be used solely as 

provided for in this Section. The state treasurer shall prepare and 

submit to the department, on a quarterly basis, a printed report 

showing the amount of money contained in the fund from all sources. 

* * *" 



Senators: 

Jack D. Smith 

Butch Gautreaux 


Joe McPherson 

T. Taylor Townsend Nick Gautreaux 

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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

McPherson 

Total—1 

ABSENT 





Senate Bill No. 394 by Senator Barham 

June 17, 2004 






Barham recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 

1. That Amendments No. 1 and 2 proposed by the House 

Committee on Ways and Means and adopted May 27, 2004, be 

adopted. 

2. That Amendment No. 3 proposed by the House Committee on 

Ways and Means and adopted May 27, 2004, be rejected. 

3. That Amendments No. 1 and 2 proposed by the House and 

adopted June 9, 2004, be adopted. 


June 21, 2004 

4. That Amendment No. 3 proposed by the House and adopted 

June 9, be rejected. 

5. That the following amendment to the reengrossed bill be 

adopted: 


On page 1, delete lines 6 through 10, and insert: 

"§337.9. Exemptions applicable to local tax in Chapters 2, 2-A, and 

2-B; other exemptions applicable 

* * * 

E.(1) Except as provided in Paragraph (2) of this Subsection, 

political subdivisions are prohibited from levying a sales or use 

tax or any other tax on diesel fuel. 

(2) Political subdivisions which have continuously, 

uniformly, and without interruption, legally levied and 

collected a sales or use tax or any other excise tax on diesel fuel 

since January 1, 1975, are authorized to continue the levy and 

collection of such tax provided the conditions of subparagraph 

(3) are satisfied. 

(3) No political subdivision may enforce the levy or 

collection of a sales or use tax or any other excise tax on diesel 

fuel unless and until such political subdivision obtains a final 

and non-appealable declaratory judgement from a court of 

competent jurisdiction declaring that the provisions of 

subparagraph (2) have been satisfied. 

(4) No political subdivision or its agents shall have the 

authority to audit the records of a business located outside the 

boundaries of that parish in order to levy or collect a sales or 

use tax or any other tax on diesel fuel." 

Senators: 

Senator Robert J. Barham 

Senator Robert M. Marrioneaux, Jr. 

Senator Noble E. Ellington 





Hollis Downs 

T. Taylor Townsend 

Senator Barham asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


Motion 

Senator Bajoie moved the previous question on the entire subject 

matter. 

Without objection, so ordered. 

On motion of Senator Barham, a vote was taken on the adoption 

of the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dardenne Marionneaux 

Adley Dupre McPherson 

Amedee Ellington Michot 

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Boasso Gautreaux, B Nevers 

Cain Gautreaux, N Romero 

Chaisson Jones Smith 

Cheek Kostelka Theunissen 

Cravins 

Malone 

Total—26 

NAYS 

Bajoie Holden Lentini 

Boissiere Hollis Ullo 

Duplessis 

Irons 

Heitmeier 

Jackson 

Total—10 

ABSENT 

Fields Hainkel Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Barham moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



Senate Bill No. 616 by Senator Chaisson 

June 20, 2004 






Chaisson recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 

1. That House Committee Amendments Nos. 1 through 3 

proposed by the House Committee on the Administration of 

Criminal Justice and adopted by the House of Representatives 

on June 1, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 proposed by 

Representative Jack Smith and adopted by the House of 


3. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 proposed by 

Representative Burrell and adopted by the House of 




On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 27:306(A)(4)(c)(vi)" insert "and (5)(b) 

and (E)(2)(c)" 


On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, delete "R.S. 27:306(A)(7)(b)" 

and insert "R.S. 26:71.1(4)(d) and R.S. 27:306(A)(7)(b) and (8) and 

311.3(C) and to repeal R.S. 27:306(A)(5)(d)" 



On page 1, line 6, after "exceptions;" insert "to authorize the leasing 

or subleasing of fuel facilities at qualified truck stop facilities; to 

provide for license qualifications when a video draw poker device 

license is sold or transferred; to provide for the one hundred eighty 

day time limit allowing the operation of video draw poker devices 

under an old license pending approval of a license to operate in the 

name of a new establishment owner; to provide an exception for 

suitability criteria for certified technician level two employees; to 

provide relative to the operation of video draw poker devices at 

certain golf courses; to provide with respect to the licensing 

requirements for the operation of video draw poker devices at certain 

golf courses; to provide relative to the sale of alcoholic beverages at 

certain golf courses; to provide for the issuance of a conditional 

alcoholic beverage permit to certain golf courses; to provide for the 

continued operation of video draw poker devices at certain golf 

courses;" 


On page 1, line 8, after "R.S. 27:306(A)(4)(c)(vi)" delete "is" and 

insert "and (5)(b) and (E)(2)(c) are" and on line 9 after "R.S. 

27:306(A)(7)(b)" delete "is" and insert in lieu thereof "and (8) and 

311.3(C) are" 


On page 2, between lines 6 and 7 insert the following: 

"(5) * * * 

(b) An owner or lessor of a qualified truck stop facility may 

lease or sublease any restaurant, convenience store, fuel facility, or 

any other business operation located on the premises of the qualified 

truck stop facility to another person, provided that such person 

executes a written lease which contains a requirement that the lessee 

or sublessee comply with the laws and regulations which govern the 

operation of video draw poker devices. If such lease or sublease is 

granted, the owner or lessor of such qualified truck stop facility shall 

maintain ultimate supervision and control of his entire truck stop 

premise. No such lessee or sublessee shall be required to meet 

suitability requirements unless he receives, as a result of the lease, 

any video draw poker device operation revenue or unless he exercises 

some management or control over video draw poker devices. Any 

violation of the laws and regulations which govern the operation of 

video draw poker devices by such lessee or sublessee shall be 

considered a violation by the licensee. No financial lending institution 

or pawnshop shall be located on the premises of a qualified truck 

stop facility. Nothing herein shall prohibit the placement of 

automatic teller machines on the premises of a qualified truck stop. 

* * *" 


On page 2, delete line 23 and insert the following: 

"R.S. 27:306(A)(8) is all proposed new law. 

(8) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, 

a licensed establishment located at a public or private golf course 

licensed to operate video draw poker devices pursuant to the 

provisions of this Chapter prior to January 1, 2004, issued a Class 

A-Restaurant-Conditional permit issued pursuant to the authority 

granted in R.S. 26:71.1(4)(d) shall be authorized to continue to 

operate video draw poker devices, provided that the licensee of such 

a licensed establishment maintains continuous suitability and meets 

all other licensing criteria required by the provisions of this Chapter. 

* * * 

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E. * * * 

(2) The video draw poker devices shall be allowed to be 

continued in operation under the old license until the issuance of a 

video draw poker license in the name of the owner, until any of the 

following occur: 

* * * 

(c) The passage of one hundred eighty days from submission of 

the application to the division. The provisions of this 

Subparagraph shall not apply to new owner applicants for a 

video draw poker license who are licensed at the time of such 

application. However, if the applicant fails to provide requested 

information to the division in a timely manner, the devices may 

be disabled after one hundred eighty days have elapsed. 

* * * 

§311.3 Suitability requirements; issuance of video draw poker 

employee permit 

* * * 

R.S. 27:311.3(C) is all proposed new law. 

C. Notwithstanding the provisions of R.S. 27:311.1 through 

311.6 a certified technician level two employee may be issued a video 

draw poker employee permit even though ten years have not elapsed 

since the successful completion or service of any sentence, deferred 

adjudication, or period of probation or parole as provided for in R.S. 

27:310(A) if all of the following occur: 

(1) The certified technician level two employee has been 

employed for ten or more years by a video draw poker licensee. 

(2) The certified technician level two employee has had no 

further convictions during the ten year period of employment. 

* * * 

Section 2. R.S. 26:71.1(4)(d) is hereby enacted to read as 

follows: 

§71.1. Class A permit; definitions 

The commissioner shall issue the following four types of Class 

A retail liquor permits: 

* * * 

(4) Class A-Restaurant-Conditional: 

* * * 

(d) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, 

a retail establishment located at a public or private golf course 

licensed to operate video draw poker devices pursuant to the 

provisions of Chapter 6 of Title 27 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes 

of 1950 prior to January 1, 2004, may be issued a Class A- 

Restaurant-Conditional permit regardless of the amount or the 

percentage of food or food items sold at that establishment provided 

that the establishment meets all other criteria required by the 

provisions of this Chapter. 

Section 3. R.S. 27:306(A)(5)(d) is hereby repealed in its 

entirety." 


Senators: 


Joel T. Chaisson, II Daniel R. Martiny 

Robert Marionneaux, Jr. Ernest D. Wooton 

Edwin R. Murray 







June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Marionneaux 



Bajoie Fontenot Mount 

Boasso Gautreaux, B Nevers 

Boissiere Gautreaux, N Romero 


Cheek Irons Theunissen 

Cravins 

Jackson 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Barham Hollis Malone 

Dardenne Kostelka Smith 

Hainkel Lentini Ullo 

Total—9 

ABSENT 

Cain 

Total—2 

Heitmeier 





Senate Bill No. 495 by Senator Schedler 

June 21, 2004 






Schedler recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That House Floor Amendments No. 1 through 3 proposed by 

Representative Crowe and adopted by the House of 



Representative Crowe and adopted by the House of 


3. That the following amendment to the engrossed bill be adopted: 


On page 1, after line 11, insert the following: 

"R.S. 40:2115.15(B)(2) is all proposed new law. 

(2)The hearing shall be held in the municipality in which the 

hospital is located. However, if the hospital is not located within a 

municipality, the hearing shall be held in the municipality nearest to 

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the hospital and within the same parish in which the hospital is 

located or at the affected hospital itself." 

Senators: 

Senator Tom Schedler 

Senator Joe McPherson 

Senator Ben Nevers 






Senator Schedler asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Schedler, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Jones 

Adley Dupre Kostelka 

Amedee Ellington Malone 

Bajoie Fields Marionneaux 









Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Heitmeier Lentini McPherson 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Schedler moved to reconsider the vote by which the 




as follows: 



June 21, 2004 






committee from the Senate, on the disagreement to Senate Bill No. 

859 by Senator Romero: 

Representatives Martiny, Pinac and Durand. 





ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 



Representatives has adopted the Report of the Conference 

Committee on the disagreement to House Bill No. 415. 





ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 










The President of the Senate announced the following change in 

the Conference Committee membership on the disagreement to House 

Bill No. 619: Senator Hines, vice Senator Dardenne. 

Motion To Consider 

Senator Dardenne moved the adoption of a motion to consider 

House Bill No. 403 on third reading and final passage, subject to call 

after the 82nd calendar day. 

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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Gautreaux, B Michot 

Amedee Hainkel Nevers 

Barham Heitmeier Romero 

Boasso Holden Schedler 




Ellington 

Lentini 

Fontenot 

Malone 

Total—25 

NAYS 

Bajoie Cravins Irons 

Boissiere Duplessis Kostelka 

Cain Fields Marionneaux 

Chaisson Gautreaux, N Mount 

Total—12 

ABSENT 

Adley 

Total—2 

McPherson 

The Chair declared that the Senate refused to adopt the motion 

to consider House Bill No. 403 after the 82nd calendar day. 


Senator B. Gautreaux moved the adoption of a motion to 

consider House Bill No. 608 on third reading and final passage, 

subject to call after the 82nd calendar day. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 



Amedee Fontenot Marionneaux 









Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Bajoie 

Total—2 


June 21, 2004 

Schedler 

The Chair declared that the motion to consider House Bill No. 

608 after the 82nd calendar day was adopted. 



rules for the purpose of taking up at this time. 



rules for the purpose of introducing and reading the following Senate 



BY SENATOR NEVERS 

A RESOLUTION 

To express the sincere and heartfelt condolences of the Senate of the 

Legislature of Louisiana upon the death of Will Smith, Jr. 

On motion of Senator Ellington, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 


BY SENATOR HOLDEN 

A RESOLUTION 

To commend Coach Henry “Hank” Louis Stram for his enshrinement 

into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 

On motion of Senator Holden, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 


BY SENATOR CAIN 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Insurance to meet and 

form an advisory committee to study and determine the possible 

effects of pharmacy benefit managers on the health insurance policy 

holders, pharmacists, health care providers and medication 

manufacturers. 

On motion of Senator Cain, the resolution was read by title and 

adopted. 


BY SENATORS CAIN AND DARDENNE 

A RESOLUTION 

To recognize Durand "Rudy" Macklin on his many accomplishments 

and contributions to the state of Louisiana, and to urge and 

request the governing authority of East Baton Rouge Parish to 

name a street or thoroughfare in his honor. 

On motion of Senator Cain, the resolution was read by title and 

adopted. 

Regular Order of the Day Resumed 

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Senate Concurrent Resolutions 

Returned from the House of Representatives 

with Amendments 

The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions returned from the 

House of Representatives with amendments were taken up and acted 

upon as follows: 

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 15— 

BY SENATOR DARDENNE 


To provide for a study of the benefits, risks and issues involved in, 

and the feasibility of establishing a defined contribution plan in 

the four state public retirement systems: Louisiana State 

Employees' Retirement System, Teachers' Retirement System 

of Louisiana, Louisiana School Employees' Retirement System, 

and Louisiana State Police Retirement System. 

The resolution was read by title. Returned from the House of 



Amendments proposed by House Committee on Retirement to 

Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 15 by Senator Dardenne 


On page 1, line 3, after "plan" and before "in" insert "and a modified 

defined benefit plan" 


On page 2, line 12, after "plan" and before "for" insert "or, in the 

alternative, a modified defined benefit plan" 


On page 2, line 18, after "plan" and before "in" insert "and a modified 

defined benefit plan that provides for prospective changes in 

employee contribution rates, definitions of average compensation, 

base pay, earned compensation, computation of service credit, 

eligibility for retirement, retirement benefit options, the Deferred 

Retirement Option Plan, cost-of-living adjustments, and 

reemployment after retirement" 



"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Commission shall 

report its findings to the House and Senate committees on retirement 

on or before February 1, 2005." 

Senator Dardenne moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 














Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Duplessis Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 

The Chair declared the amendments proposed by the House 

were concurred in. Senator Dardenne moved to reconsider the vote 

by which the amendments were concurred in and laid the motion on 

the table. 


BY SENATOR FIELDS 


To urge and request the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board to 

direct all school system employees to follow all state laws and 

rules and school board policies governing assignment of bus 

routes and requirements for in-service training of school bus 

operators. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Education to 

Engrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 35 by Senator Fields 


On page 1, line 17, after "Parish" change "School System" to "school 

system" 

Senator Fields moved to concur in the amendments proposed by 

the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 



Amedee Fields Marionneaux 




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Cain Holden Smith 

Chaisson Hollis Theunissen 

Cheek Irons Ullo 

Cravins 

Jones 

Dardenne 

Kostelka 

Total—34 

Total—0 

NAYS 

ABSENT 

Duplessis Jackson Schedler 

Heitmeier 

McPherson 

Total—5 


were concurred in. Senator Fields moved to reconsider the vote by 

which the amendments were concurred in and laid the motion on the 

table. 


BY SENATORS DARDENNE AND SMITH 


To direct the legislative auditor to compile a report on the cost of 

operating the district court system in Louisiana for presentation 

to the legislature prior to the 2005 Regular Session; to request 

assistance of various state and local governmental entities which 

perform various district court functions or provide financial 

support of the court system; and to report to the legislature any 

limitations imposed on the compilation of timely, relevant, and 

accurate information on the operations of the district court 

system. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on House and 

Governmental Affairs to Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 

56 by Senators Dardenne and Smith 


On page 1, line 2, after "To" change "direct" to "urge and request" 


On page 2, line 15, after "hereby" change "directs" to "urges and 

requests" 


On page 2, line 22, delete "directed" and insert "hereby urged and 

requested" 


by the House. 


June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 








Cain Holden Nevers 

Chaisson Hollis Romero 




Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Duplessis Heitmeier Schedler 

Total—3 




the table. 


BY SENATOR IRONS 


To urge and request that the Senate and House labor and industrial 

relations committees to meet and function as a joint committee 

to study the effects of an inadequately trained and motivated 

tourism and hospitality workforce on the future financial 

viability and competitiveness of the tourism industry on the 

New Orleans Metropolitan Area and throughout the state. 






58 by Senator Irons 


On page 1, line 2, after "Senate and House" delete the remainder of 

the line and insert "committees on labor and industrial relations to" 


On page 3, line 1, after "Senate and House" delete the remainder of 

the line and insert "committees on labor and industrial relations to 

meet and" 

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On page 3, line 2, after "conduct a study" and before "during" insert 

"prior to and" 


On page 3, line 2, change "2004" to "2005" 


On page 3, line 11, change "would" to "should" 


On page 3, line 18, change "2004" to "2005" 

Senator Irons moved to concur in the amendments proposed by 

the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 


Total—3 


were concurred in. Senator Irons moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR BOASSO 


To create the Joint Legislative Commission on Saltwater Fisheries 

and the Ad Hoc Saltwater Fisheries Advisory Board to study 

and make recommendations to the legislature on a revision of the 

state's saltwater fisheries laws and regulations as they pertain to 

commercial and recreational fishing. 






Governmental Affairs to Reengrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution 

No. 107 by Senator Boasso 


On page 1, line 2, after "To" delete the remainder of the line and on 

line 3 delete "Fisheries Advisory Board" and insert the following: 

"request the House Committee on Natural Resources and Senate 

Committee on Natural Resources to meet and function as a joint 

committee" 


On page 1, at the end of line 3, delete "on" and at the beginning of line 

4 delete "a" and insert "regarding" 


On page 1, delete lines 16 and 17 and on page 2 delete lines 1 through 

3 and at the beginning of line 4 delete "districts," and insert the 

following: "request the House Committee on Natural Resources and 

Senate Committee on Natural Resources to meet and function as a 

joint committee" 


On page 2, line 6, after "fishing." delete the remainder of the line and 

delete line 7 


On page 2, line 14, after "that the" delete "commission" and insert 

"joint committee" 


On page 2, line 15, change "renewal" to "renewable" 


On page 2, line 17, after "that the" delete "commission" and insert 

"joint committee" 


On page 2, line 18, after "September 1, 2004" delete the remainder of 

the line and delete line 19 and insert a period "." 


On page 2, line 20, after "RESOLVED that" delete the remainder of 

the line and delete line 21 and at the beginning of line 22 delete 

"Board is hereby created, consisting of" and insert the following: "the 

joint committee shall specifically solicit the input, recommendations, 

and advice of the following:" 


On page 2, line 23, after "of Louisiana" change "apponted" to 

"designated" 


On page 2, line 23, after "three" change "members" to 

"representatives" 


On page 2, line 24, after "Federation" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 

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On page 2, line 24, after "one" change "member" to "representative" 


On page 2, line 25, after "Association" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 2, line 26, after "Fisheries" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 2, at the end of line 26, after "secretary" insert a semicolon 

";" and delete the remainder of the line and at the beginning of line 27, 

delete "serve in an advisory capacity only;" 


On page 2, line 29, after "Two" delete "members appointed from" 

and insert "representatives designated jointly by" 


On page 3, at the end of line 1, delete "or the" and insert "and the" 


On page 3, line 3, after "Two" delete "members appointed from" and 

insert "representatives designated jointly by" 


On page 3, line 5, after "Growers Association," change "or" to "and" 


On page 3, line 6, after "Two" delete "members appointed from" and 

insert "representatives designated jointly by" 


On page 3, line 8, after "Association," change "or" to "and" 


On page 3, line 10, after "Two" delete "members appointed from" 

and insert "representatives designated jointly by" 


On page 3, at the beginning of line 12, change "or" to "and" 


On page 3, line 13, after "that the" delete the remainder of the line and 

insert "joint committee" 


On page 3, line 16, after "to the" delete the remainder of the line and 

insert "Louisiana Legislature." 


On page 3, line 17, after "joint" change "commission" to "committee" 



insert "chairmen of the joint committee are authorized" 



June 21, 2004 

On page 3, line 23, after "as the" change "chair" to "chairmen" 


On page 3, line 25, after "that the" change "commission" to "joint 

committee" 


On page 3, delete lines 28 and 29 

Senator Boasso moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 


Total—3 


were concurred in. Senator Boasso moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR DUPLESSIS 


To establish the Louisiana Prosper Commission to conduct a 

comprehensive study of the public bid law, the procurement 

code, bid preferences and reciprocal preferences, and services 

contracts. 






124 by Senator Duplessis 

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On page 1, line 2, after "To" and before "to conduct" delete "establish 

the Louisiana Prosper Commission" and insert the following: "request 

the House Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee 

on Finance to meet and function as a joint committee" 


On page 2, line 19, after "Louisiana" delete the remainder of the line 

and at the beginning of line 20, delete "the Louisiana Prosper 

Commission" and insert the following: "does hereby request the 

House Committee on Appropriations and the Senate Committee on 

Finance to meet and function as a joint committee" 



delete lines 2 through 14 and insert the following: "joint committee 

shall specifically solicit the input, recommendations, and advice of 

the commissioner of administration, or his designee; the director of 

facility planning and control, or his designee; the director of 

contractual review, or her designee; the director of state purchasing, 

or her designee; the secretary of the Department of Economic 

Development, or his designee; two representatives of the small 

business community designated by the governor; one representative 

of the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry designated by 

its executive director; and one representative of the National 

Federation of Independent Business designated by its president." 


On page 3, delete lines 15 through 24 and insert the following" 

"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the designations made 

pursuant to this Resolution shall be submitted to the chairmen of the 

joint committee." 


On page 3, line 26, after "assist the" change "commission" to "joint 

committee" 


On page 3, at the end of line 26, change "chair" to "chairmen" 


On page 3, at the end of line 27, change "commission." to "joint 

committee." 


On page 3, line 28, change "commission" to "joint committee" 

Senator Duplessis moved to reject the amendments proposed by 

the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Dardenne 

Jackson 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Kostelka 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


were rejected. Senator Duplessis moved to reconsider the vote by 

which the amendments were rejected and laid the motion on the table. 


BY SENATOR SCHEDLER 


To urge and request the Senate Committee on Insurance and the 

House Committee on Insurance to meet and function as a joint 

committee to study the difficulty in obtaining professional 

liability coverage for certain healthcare providers. 




Amendments proposed by House Committ ee on House and 


127 by Senator Schedler 


On page 1, line 12, after "WHEREAS," delete the remainder of the 

line and at the beginning of line 13, delete "recommendations to" 


On page 1, line 13, after "joint legislative" delete "insurance 

committees for" and insert "committee shall consider" 


On page 1, line 17, after "WHEREAS, the" delete "advisory task 

force is needed to" and insert "joint committee shall" 


On page 2, line 18, after "RESOLVED that" delete the remainder of 

the line and insert "the joint committee shall specifically examine" 


On page 2, line 23, after "private sector" delete the remainder of the 

line and delete line 24 and insert a period "." 


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insert "joint committee shall specifically solicit the input, 

recommendations, and advice of one" 


On page 2, line 26, change "appointed" to "designated" 


On page 2, at the beginning of line 27, change "appointed" to 

"designated" 



"designated" 


On page 2, line 29 after "pharmacist" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 2, line 30, after "ophthalmologist" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 3, line 1, after "podiatrist" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 3, line 2, after "worker" change "appointed" to "designated" 



"designated" 


On page 3, line 5, after "counselor" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 3, line 7, after "professional" change "appointed" to 

"designated" 


On page 3, line 8, after "one" change "member appointed" to "person 

designated" 


On page 3, line 9, after "one" change "member appointed" to "person 

designated" 


On page 3, line 10, after "one" change "member appointed" to 

"person designated" 


On page 3, between lines 11 and 12, insert the following" 

"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the joint committee shall 

conduct such research, meetings, and hearings as it deems appropriate 

and shall compile its findings and recommendations into a final report 

which shall be submitted to the Louisiana Legislature prior to March 

1, 2005." 


June 21, 2004 


by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 




the table. 


BY SENATOR MICHOT 


To continue the special committee created by Senate Concurrent 

Resolution No. 21 of the 2003 Regular Session to study and 

develop recommendations for standards and records management 

technologies for clerks of court's offices and to provide relative 

to the committee membership. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Judiciary to Original 

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 135 by Senator Michot 


On page 4, line 1, change "millages," to "mortgages," 



"(18) The clerk of court of St. Helena Parish or his designee." 


On page 4, at the end of line 24, change "millages," to "mortgages," 

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On page 4, line 25, after "archives," and before "and" insert "the clerk 

of court of St. Helena Parish," 

Senator Michot moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 




Bajoie Gautreaux, B McPherson 

Barham Gautreaux, N Michot 

Boasso Hainkel Mount 

Boissiere Heitmeier Nevers 


Chaisson Hollis Smith 


Cravins Jackson Ullo 

Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Fields 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


were concurred in. Senator Michot moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR JACKSON 


To direct the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget to create a 

task force to study the practices and standards followed by 

departments and agencies of the executive branch of state 

government, with respect to contracting with nonprofit 

organizations, in order to better assist such organizations in 

developing consistent professional standards of excellence 

applicable to such contracts. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Appropriations to 

Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 139 by Senator Jackson 


On page 1, line 2, change "direct" to "urge and request" 




Senator Jackson moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 


were concurred in. Senator Jackson moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR SMITH AND REPRESENTATIVE FANNIN 


To urge and request the president of the Louisiana Community and 

Technical College System to allocate $350,000 from Carl D. 

Perkins Vocational Education funds to the Louisiana Agriculture 

Education Office for the continued funding of administrative 

support of the state's Agricultural Education Program. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Education to 

Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 141 by Senator Smith 


On page 1, line 3, after "allocate" and before "from" change 

"$350,000" to "three hundred fifty thousand dollars" 


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On page 1, at the end of line 3, after "the" insert "Louisiana State 

University Agricultural Center for use by the" 


On page 1, line 5, after "state's" change "Agricultural Education 

Program." to "agricultural education program." 


On page 1, line 6, after "with" and before "middle" change "206" to 

"two hundred six" 


On page 1, at the end of line 7, change "Agricultural Education" to 

"agricultural education" and at the beginning of line 8, change 

"Program" to "program" 


On page 1, line 9, after "activities," and before "coordination" delete 

"provide" 


On page 1, line 10, after "benchmarks," delete the remainder of the 

line and at the beginning of line 11, delete "Technical Student 

Organization" and insert "and integration of the career and technical 

student organization" 


On page 2, line 14, after "legislation," and before "Carl" change "The" 

to "the" 


On page 2, at the end of line 15, change "post-secondary" to 

"postsecondary" 


On page 2, line 19, after "offer" and before "to" change "sufficient 

two-year programs" to "two-year programs sufficient" 


On page 2, at the end of line 22, change "Agriculture" to "agriculture" 

and at the beginning of line 23, change "Education Program" to 

"education program" 


On page 2. line 27, after "allocate" and before "from" change 

"$350,000.00" to "three hundred fifty thousand dollars" 


On page 2, at the end of line 27, after "Louisiana" insert "State 

University Agricultural Center for use by the Louisiana" 


On page 2, line 29, after "state's" change "Agricultural Education 

Program." to "agricultural education program." 

Senator Smith moved to concur in the amendments proposed by 

the House. 


June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 


were concurred in. Senator Smith moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 

Senator Michot in the Chair 




To direct the Department of Heath and Hospitals to study the 

disparity in wages between direct service healthcare workers and 

the compensation of comparable healthcare workers. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare 

to Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 145 by Senator Holden 


On page 2, line 6, after "information" delete the remainder of the line 

and at the beginning of line 7, delete "Commission" 


On page 2, line 12, change "Hospitals" to "welfare" 



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"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a suitable copy of this 

Resolution be transmitted to the secretary of the Department of 

Health and Hospitals." 

Senator Holden moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Boasso 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


were concurred in. Senator Holden moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR LENTINI 


To create the Louisiana Commission on Decision-Making of Persons 

with Cognitive Disabilities to study resources currently in place 

to assist such persons with decision-making and to determine 

the feasibility of implementing a surrogate decision-making 

program in Louisiana in order to ensure that people with 

cognitive disabilities have access to impartial assistance with 

decision-making. 




Amendments proposed by House Committee on Health and Welfare 

to Original Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 149 by Senator Lentini 


On page 3, line 9, after "Hospitals" and before the period "." insert 

", or his designee" 



"(15) The deputy secretary of the Department of Health and 

Hospitals, or his designee. 

(16) A legal representative of the Department of Health and 

Hospitals." 


Amendments proposed by Representative Winston to Original 

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 149 by Senator Lentini 


In Amendment No. 2 proposed by the House Committee on Health 

and Welfare and adopted by the House on June 16, 2004, on page 1, 

delete lines 7 and 8 and insert the following: 

"(16) A representative of the Bureau of Legal Affairs of the 

Department of Health and Hospitals." 

Senator Lentini moved to concur in the amendments proposed 

by the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Jones 












Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Duplessis Kostelka Schedler 

Total—3 


were concurred in. Senator Lentini moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


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BY SENATOR BAJOIE 


To establish a group to study and make recommendations regarding 

assisted living communities in Louisiana to ensure that sound 

public policy, regulations, and laws are based upon best 

practices. 





Governmental Affairs to Engrossed Senate Concurrent Resolution 

No. 151 by Senator Bajoie 


On page 1, line 2, after "To" and before "to study" delete "establish 

a group" and insert "request the House Committee on Health and 

Welfare and the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare to meet and 

function as a joint committee" 


On page 2, line 2, after "Legislature of Louisiana" delete the remainder 

of the line and at the beginning of line 3 delete "establishes the 

Assisted Living Study Group" and insert "does hereby request the 

House Committee on Health and Welfare and the Senate Committee 

on Health and Welfare to meet and function as a joint committee" 



delete lines 9 through 29 and on page 3, delete lines 1 through 14 and 

insert the following: "joint committee shall specifically solicit the 

input, recommendations, and advice of the following: 

(1) The secretary of the Department of Social Services or her 

designee. 

(2) The secretary of the Department of Health and Hospitals or 

his designee. 

(3) The state fire marshal or his designee. 

(4) A representative of AARP Corporation, Louisiana. 

(5) A representative of the Alzheimer Association of Louisiana, 

Inc. 

(6) A representative of the Louisiana Aging and Disability 

Consortium. 

(7) A representative of Gulf States Association of Homes and 

Services for the Aging. 

(8) A representative of the Advocacy Center. 

(9) A representative of the Louisiana State Board of Nursing. 

(10) A representative of the Louisiana State Nurses' 

Association. 

(11) A representative of the Louisiana State Board of Practical 

Nurse Examiners. 

(12) A resident of an adult residential care facility designated by 

the Louisiana Assisted Living Association. 

(13) A family member of a resident of an adult residential care 

facility designated by the Louisiana Assisted Living Association. 

(14) The state Medicaid director or his designee. 

(15) The manager of the Department of Health and Hospitals 

health standards section or his designee. 

(16) A representative of the Louisiana Nursing Home 

Association. 


June 21, 2004 

(17) A representative of the Louisiana Long Term Care 

Foundation. 

(18) A representative of the Louisiana Assisted Living 

Association. 

(19) A representative of the governor's office of elderly affairs. 

(20) A representative of the governor's office of disability 

affairs." 


On page 3, line 15, change "group" to "joint committee" 


On page 3, at the end of line 23, delete "and" 


On page 3, line 24, after "Care Foundation" delete the period "." and 

insert a comma "," and insert "the governor's office of elderly affairs, 

and the governor's office of disability affairs." 

Senator Bajoie moved to concur in the amendments proposed by 

the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


were concurred in. Senator Bajoie moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


BY SENATOR JONES 


To establish a special panel to study and develop a plan for a 

homebuyers program to provide low-interest home loans to 

certified teachers who agree to teach in low-performing schools 

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in disadvantaged areas and to provide for submission of such 

plan to the governor and the legislature no later than March 1, 

2005. 

On motion of Senator Jones, the resolution was read by title and 

returned to the Calendar, subject to call. 



as follows: 


ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 










ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 



Representat ives has adopted the Report of the Conference 






ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 

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ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









RELATIVE TO CONSIDERATION 

AFTER 82ND CALENDAR DAY 

June 21, 2004 


I am directed to inform your honorable body that the House, by 

a record vote of two-thirds of its elected members, has cocurred in a 

motion to consider House Bill No. 608 on third reading and final 

passage after the 82nd calendar day. 







House Bills and Joint Resolutions on 

Third Reading and Final Passage, 


The following House Bills and Joint Resolutions on third reading 

and final passage, subject to call, were taken up and acted upon as 

follows: 


June 21, 2004 


Senator B. Gautreaux asked that House Bill No. 608 be called 

from the Calendar at this time for its final passage. 

HOUSE BILL NO. 608— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES JACK SMITH AND PIERRE 

AN ACT 

To repeal Chapter 5 of Title 56 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 

1950, comprised of R.S. 56:1621 through 1623, relative to 

employees of the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission; to repeal 

the prohibition on exploitation of natural resources by such 

employees; and to provide for related matters. 

Floor Amendments Sent Up 

Senator Hainkel sent up floor amendments which were read. 

SENATE FLOOR AMENDMENTS 

Amendments proposed by Senator Hainkel to Engrossed House Bill 

No. 608 by Representative Jack Smith 


On page 1, line 2, after "To", delete the remainder of the line, and on 

line 3 change "56:1621 through 1623" to "enact R.S. 56:1621(C)" 


On page 1, line 4, change "; to repeal" to "and the Department of 

Wildlife and Fisheries; to provide for the application of" and change 

"by" to "to" 


On page 1, line 7, after "Section 1." delete the remainder of the line, 

delete line 8, and insert the following: 

"§1621. Exploitation of natural resources by director or 

employees prohibited; removal or dismissal for violation; application 

* * * 

C. Classified employees of the Wildlife and Fisheries 

Commission or the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries may engage 

in an activity described in Subsection A, provided that the activity is 

not prohibited by other law and is approved by the director of the 

Wildlife and Fisheries Commission." 

On motion of Senator Hainkel, the amendments were adopted. 

The bill was read by title. Senator B. Gautreaux moved final 

passage of the amended bill. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington Jones 



Boissiere Gautreaux, B McPherson 

Cain Gautreaux, N Michot 

Chaisson Hainkel Mount 

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Cheek Heitmeier Nevers 

Cravins Holden Romero 

Dardenne Hollis Smith 

Duplessis Irons Theunissen 

Dupre Jackson Ullo 

Total—33 

NAYS 

Adley Boasso Lentini 

Barham 

Kostelka 

Total—5 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

Total—1 

The Chair declared the amended bill was passed. The title was 

read and adopted. Senator B. Gautreaux moved to reconsider the vote 

by which the bill was passed and laid the motion on the table. 


Senator Dardenne moved the adoption of a motion to consider 

House Bill No. 403 on third reading and final passage, subject to call 

after the 82nd calendar day. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 











Dardenne 

Jackson 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Cravins 

Dupre 

Total—4 

Schedler 

Total—1 

Kostelka 

Mount 

ABSENT 

The Chair declared that the motion to consider House Bill No. 

403 after the 82nd calendar day was adopted and asked the House to 

concur in the same. 




as follows: 


ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 




Committee on the disagreement to Senate Bill No. 145. 





ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 








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ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 








Recess 

On motion of Senator Bajoie, the Senate took a recess until 12:30 

o'clock P.M. 

After Recess 

The Senate was called to order at 12:30 o'clock P.M. by the 

President of the Senate. 


June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


names: 

PRESENT 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

Total—1 



Senate Business Resumed 



as follows: 


ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 


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Senator Holden asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 





House Bill No. 382 By Representative E. Guillory 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative E. Guillory, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That the set of Senate Floor Amendments proposed by Senator 

Marionneaux, and adopted by the Senate on June 14, 2004, be 

rejected. 


Elcie J. Guillory 

Charles D. Lancaster, Jr. 




Senators: 


Willie L. Mount 

Gerald J. Theunissen 

Senator Mount asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Mount, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 





Boasso Heitmeier Mount 






Total—33 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Boissiere Dupre Lentini 

Cravins Hainkel Schedler 

Total—6 


adopted. Senator Mount moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 682 By Representative Townsend and 

Senators 

Barham and Malone 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Townsend and Senators Barham and Malone, 

recommend the following concerning the reengrossed bill: 



Senate on June 11, 2004, be adopted. 



Senators: 

T. Taylor Townsend Max T. Malone 

Jack D. Smith 

Mike Michot 


Joe McPherson 





the report. 

YEAS 




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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fields Malone 

Adley Fontenot Marionneaux 

Amedee Gautreaux, B McPherson 

Bajoie Gautreaux, N Michot 

Barham Heitmeier Mount 






Ellington 

Kostelka 

Total—32 

NAYS 

Boasso 

Total—1 

ABSENT 

Boissiere Dupre Lentini 


Total—6 





House Bill No. 793 By Representative Dove 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Dove, recommend the following concerning the 



Heitmeier and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004, be 

rejected. 



Senators: 

Gordon Dove 


Glenn Ansardi 


Rick Gallot 



Senator Lentini asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 



June 21, 2004 

On motion of Senator Lentini, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fields Lentini 

Adley Fontenot Malone 

Amedee Gautreaux, B Marionneaux 

Bajoie Gautreaux, N McPherson 

Barham Hainkel Michot 







Ellington 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Boissiere 

Cravins 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Dupre 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Lentini moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 849 By Representative Farrar 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Farrar, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Amendments Nos. 1, 2, and 4 proposed 

by the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and adopted by 

the Senate on June 1, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That Senate Committee Amendments Nos. 3 and 5 proposed by 

the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and adopted by the 

Senate on June 1, 2004, be rejected. 


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On page 1, line 10, after "safety" and before "hazard" insert "or an 

environmental" 


On page 1, line 14, change "two" to "one" 





Representative Triche, recommend the following concerning the 



Rick Farrar 


Taylor Townsend 

Respectively submitted, 

Senators: 

Max Malone 

William McPherson, Jr. 


1. That the Senate Committee Amendment Nos. 1 and 2 proposed 

by the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare and adopted by 


2. That the Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 proposed 

by Senators Boissiere and Hainkel and adopted by the Senate on 

June 10, 2004, be rejected. 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 1042 By Representative Triche 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 



Representative Warren J. Triche, Jr. 

Representative "Mickey" Frith 



Senators: 

William "Joe" McPherson 


Lambert Boissiere 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





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House Bill No. 1165 By Representative Morrish 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Morrish, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Conforming Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 

proposed by Senator Nevers and adopted by the Senate on June 

3, 2004, be rejected. 

2. That Conforming Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 3 and 4 

proposed by Senator Nevers and adopted by the Senate on June 

3, 2004, be adopted. 



In Conforming Senate Floor Amendment No. 4 proposed by Senator 

Nevers and adopted by the Senate on June 3, 2004, on page 1, delete 

line 12, and insert "On page 2, after line 6, insert the following:" 


On page 1, line 3, delete "certain" 


Dan W. Morrish 


Harold Ritchie 



Senators: 

Gerald J. Theunissen 

Ben Nevers 


Senator Nevers asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Nevers, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 











June 21, 2004 


Dardenne Irons Theunissen 

Duplessis Jackson Ullo 

Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Cravins Kostelka Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Nevers moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1560 By Representative Crowe 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Crowe, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Amendment proposed by the Senate 

Committee on Natural Resources and adopted by the Senate on 




On page 2, at the end of line 19, insert the following: "The state shall 

give credit for the improvements made by the St. Tammany Parish 

School Board on the property to be transferred by the state." 

Respectively submitted, 


Senators: 

A. J. Crowe Max Malone 


Jody Amedee 

Gary Beard 





the report. 

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June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 







Boissiere Heitmeier Mount 






Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 


Total—3 





House Bill No. 1576 By Representative Burns 

June 17, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Burns, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That the set of Legislative Bureau amendments proposed by the 

Legislative Bureau and adopted by the Senate on June 10, 2004, 

be rejected. 

2. That the set of Senate Committee Amendments proposed by the 

Senate Committee on Judiciary A and adopted by the Senate on 




On page 1, line 2, after "2953" and before "to" insert "and R.S. 

47:2401(B)," 



On page 1, line 3, change "2951(C) and (D)," to "2951(C) and R.S. 

47:2426," 


On page 1, at the beginning of line 5, insert "inheritance and estate 

taxes; to provide for revocable inter vivos trusts and" 


On page 1, line 6, after "article;" and before "and" insert "to provide 

for exemptions from the filing of inheritance tax returns;" 


On page 1, line 9, change "2951(C) and (D) are" to "2951(C) is" 


On page 2, delete lines 4 through 11 in their entirety and insert the 

following: 

"C.(1) For deaths occurring after June 30, 2004, the provisions 

of Paragraphs A and B of this Article shall not apply if either of the 

following occur: 

(a) A judgment of possession is rendered or the succession is 

judicially opened no later than the last day of the ninth month 

following the death of the decedent as provided in R.S. 47:2401(B). 

(b) With respect to a revocable inter vivos trust, a trust 

declaration is filed with the secretary of the Department of Revenue 

in accordance with the provisions of R.S. 47:2426. 

(2) Upon compliance with the provisions of this Paragraph, the 

rendering of a judgment of possession, the delivery of an inheritance 

or legacy, the distribution of assets from a trust, or the discharge of 

a succession representative shall proceed without delay. 

(3) The provisions of this Paragraph shall not apply to deaths 

occurring prior to January 1, 2005, when a federal estate tax return is 

required." 





following: 

"C.(1) For deaths occurring after June 30, 2004, proof of the 

filing with the secretary of the Department of Revenue of an 

inheritance tax return, including the related succession documentation 

required under Article 2951(A), and proof that no inheritance taxes 

are due or that such taxes have been paid, shall not be required if 

either of the following occur: 

(a) A judgment of possession is rendered or if the succession is 

judicially opened no later than the last day of the ninth month 

following the death of the decedent as provided in R.S. 47:2401(B). 

(b) With respect to a revocable inter vivos trust, a trust 

declaration is filed with the secretary of the Department of Revenue 

in accordance with the provisions of R.S. 47:2426. 

(2) The provisions of this Paragraph shall not apply to deaths 

occurring prior to January 1, 2005, when a federal estate tax return is 

required. 

Section 2. R.S. 47:2401(B) is hereby amended and reenacted and 

R.S. 47:2426 is hereby enacted to read as follows: 

§2401. Levy of tax 

* * * 

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B.(1) For deaths occurring after June 30, 2004, the tax levied 

under this Part shall not apply when a judgment of possession is 

rendered or when the succession is judicially opened no later than the 

last day of the ninth month following the death of the decedent. 

(2) With respect to a revocable inter vivos trust in which a 

succession has been judicially opened no later than the last day of the 

ninth month following the death of the decedent, the tax levied under 

this Part shall not apply and a trust declaration as provided in R.S. 

47:2426 shall not be required. 

(3) With respect to a revocable inter vivos trust in which no 

succession has been judicially opened on or prior to the last day of 

the ninth month following the death of the decedent, the tax levied 

under this Part shall not apply to the trust assets if a trust declaration 

is filed with the secretary of the Department of Revenue in 

accordance with the provisions of R.S. 47:2426. 

* * * 

§2426. Inheritance tax return after June 30, 2004 

A.(1) Notwithstanding any provision of this Chapter to the 

contrary, the provisions of this Section shall apply to deaths 

occurring after June 30, 2004. 

(2)(a) The filing of an inheritance tax return or any other related 

succession documentation with the secretary of the Department of 

Revenue shall not be required if a judgment of possession is rendered 

or if the succession is judicially opened no later than the last day of 

the ninth month following the death of the decedent as provided in 

R.S. 47:2401(B). 

(b) With respect to a revocable inter vivos trust, the filing of an 

inheritance tax return or any other related succession documentation 

with the secretary of the Department of Revenue shall not be required 

if a trust declaration is signed and filed by the surviving settlor, 

trustee, or beneficiary with the secretary of the Department of 

Revenue no later than the last day of the ninth month following the 

death of the decedent. The trust declaration to be filed with the 

secretary of the Department of Revenue shall include all of the 

following: 

(i) The name, address, and social security number of the 

decedent. 

(ii) The name and taxpayer identification number of the trust, 

if any. 

(iii) The name and address of the declarant and his relationship 

to the trust. 

(iv) The date of death of the decedent. 

(v) A statement by the declarant that the succession has not 

been judicially opened. 

(3) The delivery of an inheritance or legacy, or the distribution 

of assets from a trust, shall proceed without delay, notwithstanding 

the provisions of R.S. 47:2407(C) or :2408(C). 

B. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to deaths 

occurring prior to January 1, 2005, where a federal estate tax return 

is required." 



3." 


Tim Burns 

Glenn Ansardi 

Jim Tucker 


Senators: 

Tom Schedler 


Ken Hollis 


June 21, 2004 


Senator Hollis asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Hollis, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Kostelka 

Adley Dupre Lentini 



Barham Fontenot McPherson 







Dardenne 

Jones 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Hainkel 

Jackson 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Michot 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Hollis moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1657 By Representative Dartez 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Dartez, recommend the following concerning the 



Senate Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs and 

adopted by the Senate on June 11, 2004, be rejected. 

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2. That the Senate Floor Amendments proposed by Senator 

Marionneaux and adopted by the Senate on June 16, 2004, be 

rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 2, line 16, after "Act" delete the comma "," and delete the 

remainder of the line and delete line 17 and at the beginning of line 18, 

delete "mail" 


On page 2, line 21, after "18:1511.5." insert ""Outstanding fine, fee, 

or penalty" shall not mean any fine, fee, or penalty which has been 

paid in full or for which the candidate is in compliance with a 

payment plan established in writing bet ween the Supervisory 

Committee on Campaign Finance Disclosure and the candidate." 


Carla Blanchard Dartez 

Representative Charles D. Lancaster, Jr. 

Representative M.J. "Mert" Smiley 



Senators: 

Reggie Dupre 


Charles D. Jones 

Senator Marionneaux asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Marionneaux, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Dardenne 

Jones 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Fields 

Total—1 

ABSENT 

Jackson Mount Schedler 

Total—3 



adopted. Senator Marionneaux moved to reconsider the vote by 



House Bill No. 1701 By Representative Durand 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Durand, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

Senator Holden and adopted by the Senate on June 14, 2004, be 

adopted. 


Holden and adopted by the Senate on June 14, be rejected. 



On page 5, line 17, delete the word "urine" 







"J. This Chapter does not preclude an employer or an 

employer's agent from utilizing a USFDA cleared specimen testing 

method that uses a sample as defined in R.S. 49:1001 provided that 

such sample is processed in a laboratory with a SAMHSA 

certification using generally accepted cutoff levels as established by 

the USFDA for a saliva or oral fluid testing product, or by SAMHSA 

at such time when SAMHSA implements a final rule to regulate 

saliva or oral fluid testing. Any saliva or oral fluid sample collected 

shall be subject to USFDA-cleared immunoassay screening and 

confirmation testing at a SAMHSA certified laboratory. Such 

samples that test positive shall be preserved by the laboratory and 

available for challenge testing at the request of the donor. No sample 

shall be used to collect or analyze DNA." 


On page 6, delete line 24 in its entirety 


On page 6, line 25, delete "49:1008," and insert "A. All drug testing" 


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Charles McDonald 

Kay K. Katz 


Senators: 


Melvin L. "Kip" Holden 


Senator Holden asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Holden, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Ellington Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Holden moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 415 By Representative Jack Smith 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Jack Smith, recommend the following concerning the 



June 21, 2004 



Senate on June 1, 2004 be adopted. 

2. That the Senate Floor Amendments proposed by Senator B. 

Gautreaux and adopted by the Senate on June 9, 2004, be 

rejected. 


Jack D. Smith 


Carla Dartez 



Senators: 



C. Romero 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Duplessis 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 507 By Representatives Marchand and Murray 

June 20, 2004 



Senate. 

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June 21, 2004 




Representatives Marchand and Murray, recommend the following 


1. That Senate Floor Amendment No. 1, proposed by Senator 

Duplessis and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004 be 

adopted. 

2. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 2 through 4, proposed by 

Senator Duplessis and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2002 

be rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 1, delete lines 18 through 20, in their entirety and on page 2, 

delete lines 1 through 3, in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof the 

following: 

"C.(1) The penalty which may be imposed for each violation of 

a municipal ordinance shall not exceed five hundred dollars or six 

months in jail, or both at the discretion of the court, and in default of 

the payment of the fine said violator may be sentenced to serve a 

period in jail for a term not to exceed an additional thirty days. 

(2) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph (1) of this 

Subsection, the penalty which may be imposed for each violation of 

a parish or municipal ordinance prohibiting the dumping of trash, 

debris, refuse, garbage, other solid and liquid waste, greases, and oils, 

such as but not limited to cooking oil and fats, motor oil, antifreeze, 

truck and automotive fluids, paint, paint thinners, and gasoline into 

drainage culverts, lines, or canals, upon any public place within the 

parish, upon private property within the parish not owned by the 

person accused of the violation, upon property owned or controlled 

by the parish, or in or on the waters within the parish, whether from 

a vehicle or otherwise, including but not limited to any public 

highway, public park, beach, campground, forestland, recreational 

area, trailer park, highway, road, street, or alley, shall not exceed one 

thousand dollars, or a greater amount if a state statute authorizes a 

greater penalty for the violation of such parish or municipal 

ordinances, or six months in jail, or both at the discretion of the court, 

and in default of the payment of the fine said violator may be 

sentenced to serve a period in jail for a term not to exceed an 

additional thirty days." 


Charmaine L. Marchand 


Ernest Baylor, Jr. 



Senators: 

Ann D. Duplessis 

Diana E. Bajoie 

Cleo Fields 

Senator Duplessis asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Duplessis, a vote was taken on the 



ROLL CALL 


YEAS 











Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Dupre 

Lentini 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Cain 

Total—1 

Cravins 

Irons 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Duplessis moved to reconsider the vote by which 



House Bill No. 349 By Representative Hebert 

June 20, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Hebert, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That all of the amendments proposed by the Senate Committee 

on Insurance and adopted by the Senate on May 27, 2004, be 

adopted. 

2. That all of the floor amendments proposed by Senator Cravins 

and adopted by the Senate on June 8, 2004, be adopted. 



On page 1, line 2, after "636.2(D)," delete the remainder of the line 

and insert in lieu thereof: "1241(B), and 1241.1(C), relative to" 

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On page 1, line 3, after "policies;" and before "and" insert "to provide 

for automobile policies; to provide for insurance fraud; to provide for 

enforcement; to provide for consultants; to provide for corporations;" 


On page 1, line 6, after "636(D)" and before "hereby" delete "is" and 

insert in lieu thereof "1241(B), and 1241.1(C) are" 


On page 1, after line 20 add the following: 

"* * * 

§1241. Purpose and powers 

* * * 

B. In the event the applicant is a corporation, partnership, or 

other legal entity, the criminal searches shall be limited to those 

individuals who are directors, officers, employees, consultants, or 

individuals who own or control at least ten percent of the entity. If 

the section has reason to believe, whether acting on its own initiative 

or as a result of complaints, that a person has engaged in, or is 

engaging in, an act or practice that violates this Part or any other 

provision of the Insurance Code, it may examine and investigate into 

the affairs of such person and may administer oaths and affirmations, 

serve subpoenas ordering the attendance of witnesses, and collect 

evidence. 

* * * 

§1241.1. Additional powers and duties 

* * * 

C. The commissioner of insurance may deny a license or 

certificate of authority when the applicant, or if the applicant is a 

corporation, partnership, limited liability company or partnership, or 

other legal entity, any officer, director, managing person, employee, 

consultant, or principal stockholder has been convicted of a felony. 

* * *" 



Troy Hebert 

Michael Jackson 



Senators: 



Lambert Boissiere 

Senator Cravins asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Cravins, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 








June 21, 2004 






Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Jackson 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Cravins moved to reconsider the vote by which the 




June 18, 2004 



Senate. 






1. That Senate Committee Amendments Nos. 1 through 3 

proposed by the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare and 

adopted by the Senate on June 10, 2004 be adopted. 


the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare and adopted by the 

Senate on June 10, 2004 be rejected. 



Senate on June 10, 2004 be adopted. 

4. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 proposed by 

Senator B. Gautreaux and adopted by the Senate on June 10, 

2004 be adopted. 



On page 1, line 2, after "To" and before "enact" insert "amend and 

reenact R.S. 15:85.1(C) and to" 


On page 1, line 9, after "fund;" and before "to" insert "to delete the 

waiver of fees on criminal bonds;" 

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June 21, 2004 



"Section 2. R.S. 15:85.1(C) is hereby amended and reenacted 

and R.S. 15:85.2 is hereby enacted to read as follows: 

§85.1. Posting of criminal bond; fee assessed 

* * * 

C.(1) Any person who claims to be incapable of paying the fee 

to secure his release from jail may petition the dist rict court for a 

waiver or refund of the fee assessed pursuant to the provisions of this 

Section. 

(2) Any person found not guilty or any person against whom 

criminal charges are brought and thereafter dismissed may petition the 

district court for a refund of the fee assessed pursuant to the 

provisions of this Section. 

§85.2. Posting of criminal bonds in parishes of Iberia, St. Mary, 

and St. Martin; fee assessed 

A. A fee of twelve dollars shall be assessed for every criminal 

bond posted in the parishes of Iberia, St. Mary, and St. Martin. Any 

person seeking release by means of a criminal bond in these parishes, 

or their designated representative, shall pay the fee to the sheriff of 

that parish who shall deposit the funds in the Sixteenth Judicial 

District Attorney Early Intervention Fund. 

B. If the district attorney declines to prosecute a person who 

has paid this fee or the prosecution results in an acquittal, dismissal, 

or granting of a motion to quash, then the person who paid the fee 

shall be entitled to a refund after submitting a request for a refund of 

the fee to the district court within twenty days of the final 

disposition of the case. The district attorney shall refund the fee 

within twenty days after receiving notice of the court's order granting 

the request for a refund." 



Troy Hebert 

Jack D. Smith 



Senators: 


Lydia Jackson 

Joe McPherson 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Jackson 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 1215 By Representatives LaFleur and 

Cazayoux 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representatives LaFleur and Cazayoux, recommend the following 


1. That Senate Committee Amendments Nos. 1, 3, 4, and 5 

proposed by the Committee on Senate and Governmental 

Affairs and adopted by the Senate on June 16, 2004, be adopted. 


Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs and adopted by 

the Senate on June 16, 2004, be rejected. 

3. That the Senate Floor Amendment proposed by Senator Lentini 



adopted: 


On page 3, line 7, after "F." and before "The" insert "(1)" 


On page 3, line 8, change "a copy of this Section" to "notice" 


On page 3, line 11, change "three" to "fifteen" 


On page 3, line 12, after "chairman" delete the remainder of the line 

and insert "to give notice as required by the" 


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June 21, 2004 

On page 3, line 13, change "Section" to "Subsection" 



"(2) The contents of the notice required to be given pursuant to 

this Subsection shall be prescribed by the Board of Ethics." 


Eric LaFleur 


Carl Crane 



Senators: 

John L. "Jay" Dardenne 



Senator Dardenne asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Dardenne, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Jackson 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 




Representative Baldone, recommend the following concerning the 



Dupre, et al and adopted by the Senate on July 10, 2004, be 

rejected. 




Ernest D. Wooton 



Senators: 

Reggie Dupre 

Walter J. Boasso 





report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 










Dardenne 

Jones 

Total—29 

NAYS 


Cravins Michot Theunissen 

Total—6 

ABSENT 


adopted. Senator Dardenne moved to reconsider the vote by which 


Duplessis 

Holden 

Total—4 

Jackson 

Schedler 


House Bill No. 1516 By Representative Baldone 

June 20, 2004 



Senate. 





House Bill No. 1605 By Representative Daniel 

June 20, 2004 

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June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Daniel, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That the set of Senate Committee Amendments proposed by the 


adopted by the Senate on June 9, 2004 be adopted. 


Marionneaux and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004 be 

rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 3, line 12, after "(7)" and before "Any act or omission" 

insert "The secretary of state shall promulgate and adopt rules as 

necessary to effectuate the provisions and purposes of this Section." 


On page 3, line 12, change "enforcement" to "implementation" 


On page 4, line 5, after "of the votes cast" and before "in the most 

recent" delete "for their respective office or offices" and insert "for 

such office" 


On page 4, line 6, after "a candidate" and before "such party" delete 

"or candidates" 


On page 4, line 14, after "the candidate's name." delete the remainder 

of the line and delete lines 15 and 16 and insert the following: 

"If a candidate is not affiliated with a political party, but such party 

is not a recognized political party, the space after his name shall be 

left blank. If a candidate is not affiliated with any political party, the 

words "no party" or an abbreviation thereof shall be placed after his 

name. The secretary of state shall promulgate and adopt rules as 

necessary to effectuate the provisions and purposes of this 

Subsection." 



Joel Robideaux 



Senators: 









ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Jones 





Boasso Gautreaux, B Michot 

Boissiere Gautreaux, N Mount 

Cain Hainkel Nevers 

Chaisson Heitmeier Romero 

Cheek Holden Smith 

Cravins Hollis Theunissen 

Dardenne Irons Ullo 

Total—36 

NAYS 

Kostelka 

Total—1 

Jackson 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 421 By Representative Beard 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Beard, recommend the following concerning the 






Gary J. Beard 


M.J. "Mert" Smiley 


Senators: 




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ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Fields Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 





House Bill No. 635 By Representative Quezaire 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Quezaire, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Floor Amendment Nos. 1 and 4, proposed by 

Senator Ellington and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, 

be rejected. 

2. That Senate Floor Amendment Nos. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 

proposed by Senator Ellington and adopted by the Senate on 

June 17, 2004, be adopted. 


June 21, 2004 



In Senate Floor Amendment No. 3, proposed by Senator Ellington 

and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, on page 1, line 13, after 

"regulations;" insert "to repeal authority of the department to 

authorize repair or replacement of certain sign structures;" 



and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, on page 1, delete line 

27, and insert the following: "On page 1, between lines 11 and 12, 

insert the following:" 



and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, on page 2, line 33, after 

"Promotion Association," and before "and" insert "the Louisiana 

Association of Convention and Visitors Bureaus," 


On page 1, delete line 2 in its entirety and insert the following: 

"To amend and reenact R.S. 48:274.1(A), 461.4(b)(4), and 

461.26(B) and to repeal R.S. 48:461.4(c)(2)(bb), relative to outdoor" 



"Section 1. R.S. 48:274.1(A), 461.4(b)(4) and 461.26(B) are 

hereby amended and" 



"Section 2. R.S. 48:461.4(c)(2)(bb) is hereby repealed in its 

entirety." 



3." 



Senators: 



Bryant O. Hammett, Jr. Lee "Jody" Amedee 


Reggie Dupre 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Lentini 


Amedee Ellington Marionneaux 

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June 21, 2004 

Bajoie Fields McPherson 








Dardenne 

Jones 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Gautreaux, B 

Jackson 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Kostelka 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 833 By Representative Hunter 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Hunter, recommend the following concerning the 



Holden, and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, be 

adopted. 


Willie Hunter, Jr. 

Israel B. Curtis 




Senators: 

Melvin "Kip" Holden 

Sherri Cheek 


Senator Jones asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Jones, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 











Dardenne 

Jones 

Dupre 

Lentini 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Kostelka 

Total—1 

Cravins 

Duplessis 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Jones moved to reconsider the vote by which the 


Senator Bajoie in the Chair 


House Bill No. 1197 By Representatives Baylor and K. Carter 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Baylor, recommend the following concerning the 




adopted by the Senate on June 4, 2004, be adopted. 


Hainkel and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, be 

rejected. 



Senators: 

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June 21, 2004 

Ernest Baylor, Jr. 

Karen Carter 

Clara G. Baudoin 

C.D. Jones 

Joel T. Chaisson II 

Melvin L. "Kip" Holden 










ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Adley Fields McPherson 

Bajoie Gautreaux, B Nevers 

Boissiere Gautreaux, N Romero 

Chaisson Jones Ullo 

Duplessis 

Lentini 

Dupre 

Marionneaux 

Total—16 

NAYS 

Barham Hainkel Mount 

Boasso Hollis Smith 

Cain Irons Theunissen 

Cravins 

Malone 

Dardenne 

Michot 

Total—13 

ABSENT 

Mr. President Fontenot Kostelka 

Amedee Heitmeier Schedler 

Cheek 

Holden 

Ellington 

Jackson 

Total—10 

The Chair declared the Senate failed to adopt the Conference 

Committee Report. Senator Chaisson moved to reconsider the vote 

by which the report failed to be adopted and laid the motion on the 

table. 


House Bill No. 1327 By Representative Lancaster 

May 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Lancaster, recommend the following concerning the 



On page 1, line 10, after "be by" delete the remainder of the line and 

delete lines 11 and 12 in their entirety and insert in lieu thereof: 

"consent obtained pursuant to any of the following methods: 

(1) By a document signed by the person authorized, in the 

presence of two witnesses. 

(2) By indication on a driver's license, personal identification 

card, or other personal identification document issued by any federal, 

state, or local governmental authority, that the donor has identified 

himself as an anatomical donor. 

(3) Verbally, by telephone, by the person authorized, provided 

that the conversation is recorded and a record of such conversation is 

maintained. 

(4) Verbally, when expressed by the person authorized, when 

expressed or given before two witnesses. 

(5) Verbally, by telephone, by the person authorized, provided 

the conversation is witnessed. 

(6) Any other method provided by law." 

Representatives 



Yvonne Dorsey 



Sentors: 

Joe McPherson 

Lydia Jackson 

Sherri Cheek 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 



Amedee Ellington Marionneaux 

Bajoie Fields McPherson 








Dardenne 

Jones 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

2151


June 21, 2004 

Hainkel 

Jackson 

Total—4 

Lentini 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 1618 By Representative Faucheux 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Fauhceux, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That all of the amendments proposed by the Senate Committee 

on Insurance and adopted by the Senate on June 2, 2004, be 

adopted. 

2. That Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 of the Senate floor amendments 

proposed by Senator Kostelka and adopted by the Senate on 


3. That Amendment No. 3 Senate floor amendments proposed by 

Senator Kostelka and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, 

be rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 1. line 3, after "3044(B)(6)" and before ", relative" insert 

"and enact R.S. 22:1148(I)" 


On page 1, line 6, after "statements;" and before "and to" insert "to 

provide for counter letters;" 


On page 1, line 9, after "reenacted" and before "to" insert "and R.S. 

22:1148(I) is hereby enacted" 



"§1148. Prohibited acts 

* * * 

I. No principal of any corporation, partnership, or other legal 

entity engaged in the business of insurance shall enter into or be a 

party to any counter letter in which a consultant to the said 

corporation, partnership, or legal entity is granted or is acknowledged 

to have any ownership in the said corporation, partnership, or legal 

entity. " 



Robert R. Faucheux, Jr. 

Cedric Richmond 




Senators: 


John Hainkel 

Robert W. "Bob" Kostelka 

Senator Boissiere asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Boissiere, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 






Boissiere Gautreaux, N Michot 

Cain Hainkel Mount 



Cravins Hollis Smith 



Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Boasso Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Boissiere moved to reconsider the vote by which 



House Bill No. 1485 By Representatives Alario and Triche 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representatives Alario and Triche, recommend the following 


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1. That the Senate Committee Amendment proposed by the Senate 

Committee on Finance and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 

2004, be rejected. 


Jackson and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, be 

adopted. 



Charlie DeWitt 

Charles McDonald 



Senators: 

Joe McPherson 

Lydia Jackson 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 






as follows: 


June 21, 2004 


RELATIVE TO CONSIDERATION 

AFTER 82ND CALENDAR DAY 

June 21, 2004 


I am directed to inform your honorable body that the House, by 

a record vote of two-thirds of its elected members, has concurred in 

a motion to consider House Bill No. 403 on third reading and final 

passage after the 82nd calendar day. 







House Bills and Joint Resolutions on 

Third Reading and Final Passage, 


The following House Bills and Joint Resolutions on third reading 

and final passage, subject to call, were taken up and acted upon as 

follows: 


Senator Dardenne asked that House Bill No. 403 be called from 

the Calendar at this time for its final passage. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:85.1(A)(2)(a) and (d), relative to 

posting of criminal bonds; to provide for the distribution of fees 

assessed in connection with criminal bonds posted in each 

parish; and to provide for related matters. 

The bill was read by title. Senator Dardenne moved the final 

passage of the bill. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 









2153


June 21, 2004 





Total—36 

NAYS 

Kostelka 

Total—1 

Cravins 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

The Chair declared the bill was passed. The title was read and 


the bill was passed and laid the motion on the table. 

Motion 

On motion of Senator Jones the Senate went into Executive 

Session. 

After Executive Session 

ROLL CALL 


names: 

PRESENT 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

Total—1 










Report of Committee on 

SENATE AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS 

Senator Charles D. Jones, Chairman on behalf of the Committee 

on Senate and Governmental Affairs, submitted the following report: 


State Capitol 

State of Louisiana - Baton Rouge, LA 

June 17, 2004, 


Gentlemen: 

I am directed by your Committee on Senate and Governmental 

Affairs to submit the following report: 

The committee Recommends that the following appointees be 

confirmed: 

Administration, Division of 

LeBlanc, Jerry Luke Vandal, Jean S. 

117 Twin Oaks 4660 Bluebell Drive 

Lafayette, LA 70503 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Agricultural Commodities Commission, Louisiana 

Carter, Sr., Floyd E. Glaser, III, Ted H. 

702 Commercial Street Post Office Box 61 

Lake Arthur, LA 70549 Oscar, LA 70762 

Hanks, Robert A. 

Hoppe, James 

416 W. Park St. 19400 BeBee Road 

Mermentau, LA 70556 Iowa, LA 70647 

Johnston, Jerry L. Kendrick, Jr., Rodney D. 

628 Big Buck Rd. 4601 Heyman Lane, #115 

Sicily Island, LA 71368 Alexandria, LA 71303 

Koch, Blaine Y. Morales, Walter A. 

1111 Crawford Avenue 1195 S. Cloverdale Avenue 

Crowley, LA 70526-3053 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Rodrigue, Leslie L. 

112 Goldmine Court 

Edgard, LA 70049 

Agriculture and Forestry, Department of 

Andries, John A. 

Broussard, Manning "Pete" 

498 Hicks Road 3814 Tamara Street 

Washington, LA 70589 Abbeville, LA 70510 

Delphin, Jr., Terrel A. Frey, Paul D. 

2022 N. Lobdell Ave, Apt 57 10944 MayBelle Court 

Baton Rouge, LA 70821 Baton Rouge, LA 70815 

2154



June 21, 2004 

Johnson, F. Randal Keppinger, III, Matthew J. 

240 East Drive 911 Wyatt 


Malone, J. Bryce Rayburn, Benjamin A. 

2736 Lancelot 33153 Beverly Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Denham Springs, LA 70706 

Rhorer, Jr, Edward "Skip" H. Spicer, Bradley E. 

1104 Stoneliegh Drive 3363 McCarroll Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808-5769 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Theriot, Luke A. 

Thompson, F. Todd 

2030 Cedardale Avenue 4452 Cypress Street 


Alarm Services Advisory Board, Louisiana 

Brown, Sr., Don N. 

Hattier, William 

393 Hwy. 3191 59338 Lacombe Harbor Lane 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 Lacombe, LA 70445 

Nicolich, Marie W. Northcutt, Danny R. 

4815 Perry Drive 543 Beaullieu Drive 

Metairie, LA 70006 Lafayette, LA 70508 

Queen, James L. 

Thorn, Kay 

2632 Brown Street 750 Rowland Road 

Bossier City, LA 71111 Monroe, LA 71203 

Animal Welfare Commission; Louisiana 

Maloney, Laura K. 

819 Bellecastle Street 

New Orleans, LA 70115 

Aquaculture Advisory Council, Louisiana 

Bahr, Len Courtney, Jr, Monroe "Will" W. 

5544 Melrose Blvd P.O. Box 82376 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Baton Rouge, LA 70884-2376 

Denmon, Terry D.. 

Fontenot, Quenton 

281 Richland Place 201 East 5th St. 

Monroe, LA 71203 Thibodaux, LA 70301 

Foshee, Tom E. Freeland, Russell B. 

527 Foshee Ranch Road 14 Bayou Oaks Drive 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 Crowley, LA 70526 

Gough, Robert C. 

Hanks, J.B. 

149 Jeris Wells Road Post Office Box 66312 

Hineston, LA 71438 Baton Rouge, LA 70896 

Haring, Samuel B. 

Lazarus, H. Bruce 

6362 Hwy. 562 1601 Maple Street 

Wisner, LA 71378 Winnfield, LA 71483 

Lutz, Greg Mayne, Jeff S. 

11852 Parkmeadow Drive 1935 Marilyn Drive 


Miller, Norma Jean M. 

Odom, Bob 

542 Robert Miller Road Post Office Box 631 

Eunice, LA 70535 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 

Picard, Paul 

Pierre (Rep), Wilfred 

Dixie Fish Farm P.O. Box 2617 718 South Buchanan Street 

Houma, LA 70361 Lafayette, LA 70502 

Romaire, Robert Romero, (Sen) Craig F. 

19328 N. Trent Jones Drive P.O. Box 94183 


Roth, Nelson (Jr.) Short, Kelsey D. 

1737 Hermitage Street 1207 N. General Pershing Drive 

Gonzales, LA 70737 Hammond, LA 70401 

Thompson, (Rep) Francis C. 

P. O. Box 151 

Delhi, LA 71232 

Architectural Examiners, State Board of 

Bacque', Allen 

104 Melrose Drive 

Lafayette, LA 70506 

Atchafalaya Basin Levee District, Board of Commissioners of 

Alexander, Sr., Gerald P. Brignac, Ray J. 

307 Woodland Drive 1408 North Berard Street 

Donaldsonville, LA 70346 Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 

Flynn, Bill 

Grezaffi, John 

6712 Highway 190, West 14330 Highway 417 

Port Allen, LA 70767 Batchelor, LA 70715 

Grimmett, Bradley Hebert, Daniel H. 

159 Blanche Lane 22195 Talbot Drive 

Krotz Springs, LA 70750 Plaquemine, LA 70764 

Judice, Jackie P. 

Juge, Stephen 

2508 Northside Road 4134 Oakland Road 

New Iberia, LA 70563 Erwinville, LA 70729 

Longman, Ralph R. Maranto, Sr., Michael A. 

5843 LA 83 18515 North River Road 

Franklin, LA 70538 Bueche, LA 70729 

Marionneaux, Harry Matherne, Earl J. 

62590 Bayou Road 133 Timothy Street 

Plaquemine, LA 70764 Pierre Part, LA 70339 

Raymond, John T. Rockforte, Nickie W. 

226 Odgen Street 77180 Rockforte Street 

Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 Maringouin, LA 70757 

Aviation Advisory Commission, Governor's 

Chenevert, Yvonne J. 

200 Oak Street 

New Roads, LA 70760 

Barber Examiners, Board of 

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Vice, Scott J. 

3616 Albert Road 

Erath, LA 70533 

Baton Rouge Port Commission, Greater 

Brian, John "Randy" D'Agostino, Charles F. 

23819 Old Scenic Highway 165 Nelson Dr. 

Zachary, LA 70791 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Delpit, Joseph A. Dragg, Alvin L. 

2323 Iowa Street 2823 S. Southwood Boulevard 

Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Gonzales, LA 70737 

Johnson, Sr, Larry L. Thibaut, Charles L. 

3953 Poydras Bayou Road 3599 Hwy 405 

Port Allen, LA 70767 Donaldsonville, LA 70346 

Tillis, Chucky 

10720 Linkwood Ct. #423 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Best Practices in School Discipline, Commission on 

Hill, Naomi F. Johnson, Willie C. 

2006 Cloverdale Avenue 152 South Foster Dr., Unit 24 


Thompson, Harvey 

2091 West Belfair Drive 


Boll Weevil Eradication Commission, Louisiana 

Dailey, John L. 

Holley, Boyd 

166 Jack Dailey Road 704 Hollyhurst 

Extension, LA 71243 Bastrop, LA 71220 

Kennedy, Ronnie Todd LaCour, Jr., George G. 

123 Kennedy Drive 7982 Hwy 1 

Tallulah, LA 71282 Morganza, LA 70759 

Logan, Jr., Dan P. 

13144 Adger Rd 

Gilliam, LA 71029 

Boxing and Wrestling Commission, State 

Dupre, Bobby Embanato, Jr., Anthony L. 

2688 Ducharme Rd. 129 Clayton Drive 

Opelousas, LA 70570 Monroe, LA 71203 

Gogarty, Deirdre 

Lewis, Fielding 

900 Provost Street, #33 222 Katy Circle 

Scott, LA 70583 Franklin, LA 70538 

Scrubbs, Larry (Sr.) 

Shoenfelt, Oscar 

3700 Woodbriar Drive 743 Bourbon 

Harvey, LA 70058 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Cancer and Lung Trust Fund Board, Louisiana 

Cole, John T. 

1435 Henry Clavy Avenue 



Capital Area Groundwater Conservation District, Board of 

Commissioners for the 

Aucoin, Dale Babin, Daryl J. 

3940 Twelve Oaks 144 Julien Street 

Baton Rouge, LA 70802 Brusly, LA 70719 

Barry, John (Jr.) S. Kirby, Harold W. 

12311 Tunica Trace 22131 Reames Road 

Weyanoke, LA 70787 Zachary, LA 70791 

Part, Elie J. 

407 N. Carolina Street 


Catfish Promotion and Research Board 

Cheek, Bill Freeland, Russell B. 

137 Winegart Lane 14 Bayou Oaks Drive 

Lecompte, LA 71346 Crowley, LA 70526 

Gaude, III, Albert P. 

Hanks, J.B. 

206 Interlaken Drive Post Office Box 66312 

New Iberia, LA 70563 Baton Rouge, LA 70896 

Haring, Diana Haring, Samuel B. 

110 Otwell Lane 6362 Hwy. 562 

Winnsboro, LA 71295 Wisner, LA 71378 

Stephens, Jr., Charlie 

1049 Hwy. 875 

Wisner, LA 71378 

Child Care & Development Block Grant Advisory Council 

Battiste, Todd A. 

Bellazer, Mencie 

3241 Chimney Lane 13315 Old Baton Rouge Hwy. 

Harvey, LA 70058 Hammond, LA 70403 

Jones, Mary Louise S. Kelso, Gail B. 

5813 Georgetown Avenue 6966 Menlo Drive 


Kemp, Yvonne Martin, Janie W. 

10557 Springbrook Ave. 162 Clara Drive 


Sonnier, Susan W. 

10350 W. Springwind Ct. 


Children's Cabinet Advisory Board 

Adams, Sandra C. Alarcon, Mollie M. 

6135 Esplanade Avenue 6225 St. Bernard Avenue 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 New Orleans, LA 70122 

Antrobus, Elise Linden Bearden, Ben A. 

2220 Ovid Street 16948 Weyanoke Dr. 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Zachary, LA 70791 

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Bivin, Rosalie J. 

Catchings, Sue 

3166 Laurel Plantation Avenue 7567 Sage Hill Road 

Baton Rouge, LA 70820 St. Francisville, LA 70775 

Duffy, Michael 

Everitt, Kerry 

23260 Greenwell Springs Road 10167 Cottonfield Court 

Baton Rouge, LA 70821-2790 St. Francisville, LA 70775 

Gautreau, Marketa G. Gordon, MD, Stewart T. 

10833 Ramblewood 9754 Chateau Drive 


Guasco, Robert J. Hall, Bernadine Semmes F. 

3660 Rue Michelle 1913 Scott Street 

New Orleans, LA 70131 Monroe, LA 71201 

Howard, Sharon G. Jones, Mary Louise S. 

11041 Harrow Road 5813 Georgetown Avenue 

New Orleans, LA 70127 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Karle, Jennifer Johnson Kay, Stuart (Jr.) S. 

112 South Williams 1314 Sunnyside Drive 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 DeRidder, LA 70634 

Nagle, Geoffrey 

Nola-Ganey, Donna 

4621 Prytania Street 5131 Belle Fountaine Court 


Pinsel (Dr), Jerry Sands, Mark (M.D.) A. 

500 North General Patton 4721 Carthage St. 

Hammond, LA 70401 Metairie, LA 70002 

Smith, Patricia B. Spedale, M.D., Steven B. 

2939 Laurel Plantation Avenue 7009 Moniteau Court 


Thornton, Julia N. Watts, Judith H. 

17443 Masters Pointe Court 4527 S. Prieur Street 


Wilkins, Alesia Y. Williams, Shirley G. 

3933 Windsong Drive 2752 Jasper St., Apt A 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Kenner, LA 70062-4207 

Chiropractic Examiners, Louisiana Board of 

Faircloth, D.C., Kelly 

4450 Stillmeadow Dr. 

Pineville, LA 71360 

Citizens Property Ins Corporation, Bd of Directors 

Briggs, Blaine V. 

10340 Dunn Drive 


Ely, Mike 

Lapeze, Joelle 

1718 Overcheck Lane 304 Park Ridge Drive 

Brentwood, TN 37027 River Ridge, LA 70123 

Miletti, John Newson, Ronald E. 

35 Bonny View Road 1484 Woodmere 


June 21, 2004 

West Hartford, CT 06107 Mandeville, LA 70471 

Clinical Laboratory Personnel Committee 

Hanson, MD, Stephanie 

303 Old Settlement Road 


Coastal Restoration and Conservation, Governor's Advisory 

Cmmission on 

Conley, E. Renae 

1605 Applewood Road 


Commerce & Industry, Board of 

Atkins, Millie 

Broussard, Ernest (Jr.) 

4312 Barlow Street 4415 Ihles Road 

Monroe, LA 71203 Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Gibson, Carlton W. Harris, Ronnie C. 

4663 Susie Street 210 Lafayette Street 

Starks, LA 70661 Gretna, LA 70053 

Holt, Sibal S. 

Johnson, Martin 

9551 Highpoint Road 6425 Taylor Oaks Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Alexandria, LA 71303 

Johnson, Rusty D. Kessler, Alvin B. 

Post Office Box 866 

1003 Fairview Street 

Garyville, LA 70051 Shreveport, LA 71104 

Landry, John T. 

Montelepre, Philip 

211 S. Hollingsworth Drive 1639 Lakeshore Drive 

Abbeville, LA 70510 New Orleans, LA 70122-2211 

Murano, Noel A. Pecoraro, Alice G. 

57779 Senator Gay Blvd 706 First Street 

Plaquemine, LA 70764 Morgan City, LA 70380 

Roque, Gale Potts 

Scott, Stewart McDonald 

192 Highway 119 2709 Idevan Lane 

Natchez, LA 71456 Monroe, LA 71201 

St. Pierre, Leroy Thompson, Michael L. 

13081 Arthur Lambert Road 125 Deerfield Place 

St. Amant, LA 70774 Delhi, LA 71232 

Trahan, Kevin Wade 

113 Port Royal Circle 


Community Advisory Committee 

Bermudez, Robert E. Coates, John H. 

8121 Zimpel Street 3795 Shaffett Lane 

New Orleans, LA 70118 Zachary, LA 70791 

Freeman, Dale Pitcher, Sr., Reginald L. 

315 Beall Street 9470 El Cajon Drive 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Baton Rouge, LA 70815 

Rew, Terry 

Sawyer, Gwendolyn 

3136 Dayton Street 346 Columbia Street 

2157


June 21, 2004 

Baton Rouge, LA 70805 Bogalusa, LA 70427 

Stagg, Philip L. Varnado, Karen H. 

60017 Longleaf Point 20779 Hwy 439 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Wilson, Alan R. Wood, Karl D. 

1232 West 9th Street 1420 N. Columbia Road 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Bogalusa, LA 70427 

Community and Technical Colleges, Board of Supervisors 

Johnson, Kathy Sellers 

Packer, Dan 

4550 Queen Elizabeth Ct., #276 3630 Octavia Drive 

Alexandria, LA 71303 New Orleans, LA 70125 

Smith, Stephen C. 

125 Old Shriever Hwy. 

Schriever, LA 70395 

Crawfish Promotion and Research Board, Louisiana 

Benhard, Gregory P. 

Benoit, Donald 


33518 Veterans Memorial Dr. 

Palmetto, LA 71358 Gueydan, LA 70542 

Guidry, Terry 

Legrange, Carlton 

4435 Catahoula Highway 10373 Gurney Rd. 

St. Martinville, LA 70582 Baker, LA 70714 

Meche, Jody Miller, Norma Jean M. 

1020 Serrette Street 542 Robert Miller Road 

Henderson, LA 70517 Eunice, LA 70535 

Minvielle, Steve 

Pizzolato, Bill 

400 Candleglow Drive 15715 Chanove 

New Iberia, LA 70563 Greenwell Springs, LA 70739 

Sparks, Rudy C. 

Walker, Mike 

122 Riverbend Drive 15358 Hwy. 26 

Patterson, LA 70392 Jennings, LA 70546 

Wimberly, James 

5740 Hwy. 190 

Eunice, LA 70535 

Culture, Recreation and Tourism, Department of 

Breaux, Pam Davis, Angele D. 

824 S. Division Street 8008 Bluebonnet, Apt. 2-14 

Lake Charles, LA 70601 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Johnson, Stuart (Ph.D) Jones, Matthew A. 

124 Donald Drive 1620 Carl Avenue 


Wilson, Darienne 

7334 Camellia Way Court 


Dairy Industry Promotion Board 

Alford, James Paul 

Bailey, Charnel 

28752 Glen Guy Rd. 165 Jim Bailey Rd. 

Mt. Hermon, LA 70450 Leesville, LA 71446 


Brown, Mack 

Caldwell, Joe 

27367 Brown Farm Rd. 7544 Highway 513 

Mt. Hermon, LA 70450 Pelican, LA 71063 

Conerly, Lanny P. 

Creel, Russell 

18436 J.T. Conerly Road 47593 Westmoreland Rd. 

Kentwood, LA 70444 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Fisher, Donnie 

Fussell, Paul 

10110 Hwy. 5 17488 Fussell Rd. 

Keatchie, LA 71046 Kentwood, LA 70444 

Ingraffia, Roy L. 

Ingram, Troy 

20052 Ingraffia Lane 27361 R.F. Ball Rd. 

Loranger, LA 70446 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Lyons, Daniel 

Mitchell, Oliver "Bryan" 

1438 Jessie Richard Road 2105 Camp Zion Road 

Church Point, LA 70525 Doyline, LA 71023 

Robertson, Eugene Rogers, James B. 

1500 Hwy 1041 28224 Hwy 62 

Pine Grove, LA 70453 Angie, LA 70426 

Sharkey, Susie Simpson, Jerry L. 

334 South Loop 596 Nicholson Road 

Amite, LA 70422 Arcadia, LA 71001 

Dentistry, Louisiana State Board of 

Madison, DDS, Romell J. 

2916 St. Charles Avenue 


Developmental Disabilities Council, Louisiana 

Armstrong, Jared W. Beech, Sandra "Sam" P. 

1710 Rio Vista Avenue 6211 Cherry Hill Avenue 

Houma, LA 70363 Shreveport, LA 71107 

Crow, PhD, Robert E. 

Gautreau, Mary Ellen 

190 Villere DriveBldg 138 9574 Highway 22 

Destrehan, LA 70047 St. Amant, LA 70774 

Hauth, Marion V. King, Robin M. 

324 Edinburgh Street 1127 Mckay Circle 

Metairie, LA 70001 Montgomery, LA 71454 

Marcel, Kay 

Martin, William 

713 North Lewis 4524 Feliciana 

New Iberia, LA 70563 New Orleans, LA 70126 

Morris, Johnnie A. Olivier, Nanette M. 

2319 Riverwood Drive, Apt. 201 1155 Aberdeen Avenue 

Bossier City, LA 71111 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Perault, Mary Anne 

Schilling, Debbie 

8860 Governor Nichols Drive 22113 Castleview Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70811 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Simpson, Lois V. 

Veuleman, Amy 

3523 Constance Street 4413 Howard Street 

2158


New Orleans, LA 70115 Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Wallace, James E. 

12512 Stugart Avenue 


Dietetics and Nutrition, Louisiana State Board of Examiners 

Barrocas, Albert 

Bourgeois, Peggy 

3801 Tolmas Drive 4365 Blecker Drive 

Metairie, LA 70002 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Brockenberry, Sherry L. 

10035 Stratmore Circle 

Shreveport, LA 71115 

Drug Control and Violent Crime Policy Board 

Riley, Warren J. 

7 Everglades Drive 


East Jefferson Levee District, Board of Commissioners 

Alario, Alan D. Baroni, Nicholas J. 

400 Hammond Hwy, Ste. 3C 4141 Bayou Savage Drive 

Metairie, LA 70005 Kenner, LA 70065 

Bossetta, Patrick T. Jaeger, Allen R. 

5517 Craig Avenue 3909 Severn Avenue 

Kenner, LA 70065 Metairie, LA 70002 

Miller, Charles R. 

5024 Perdu Drive 

Metairie, LA 70003 

Economic Development Corporation, Louisiana 

Hinchlife, Hal H. Holt, Sibal S. 

3703 Deborah Drive 9551 Highpoint Road 

Monroe, LA 71201 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Roy, III, Anthony J. Sell, Linda C. 

740 N. Monroe Street 3026 Nottingham Drive 

Marksville, LA 71351 Shreveport, LA 71115 

Education, Board of Control for Southern Regional 

Picard, Cecil J. 

2828 Congress Blvd, Unit #15 


Education, Department of 

Butler-Wallin, Carole Langley, Marlyn J. 

412 LSU Avenue 6112 Riverine Drive 


Nola-Ganey, Donna Picard, Cecil J. 

5131 Belle Fountaine Court 2828 Congress Blvd, Unit #15 


Talamo, Sheila Watson, Rodney R. 

16102 Malvern Hill 10123 Glen Manor 


Egg Commission, Louisiana 


June 21, 2004 

Berner, Anthony Doss, Michael A. 

P.O. Box 747 

40392 Adams Road 

Pontchatoula, LA 70454 Hammond, LA 70403 

Fernandez, Taylor Jordan, Jason W. 

103 Sherry Drive 158 John Jordan Road 

Hammond, LA 70401 Dodson, LA 71422 

Kleinpeter, Jeff 

Lewis, Robert 

1444 Airline Hwy. 28915 Dabney Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70817 Livingston, LA 70754 

Pruitt, James Sonnier, Sr., Belton J. 

2024 Pruitt Rd. 2644 Ridge Road 

Minden, LA 71055 Duson, LA 70529 

Yarborough, Robert V. 

18462 W. Village Way Drive 


Environmental Quality, Department of 

Brown, Chuck Carr Buchert, Cyril (Jr.) A. 

5323 Melrose Blvd. 2800 July Street, Unit 43 


Gautreaux, Karen K. Jordan, Wilbert (Jr.) F. 

8636 W. Fairway Drive 2222 Terrace Avenue 


Leggett, Harold G. McDaniel, Michael D. 

23411 Sunnyside Lane 7060 Braswell Lane 

Zachary, LA 70791 Ethel, LA 70730 

Fifth Louisiana Levee District, Board of Commissioners for the 

Hill, Sam Kelly, Sr., James E. 

201 Traci Drive 315 Verona Street 

Richmond, LA 71282 Newellton, LA 71357 

Mabray, Jr., Jack Patton Maxwell, Barry L. 

339 Hwy 608 562 Maxwell Road 

Newellton, LA 71357 Ferriday, LA 71334 

Meeks, Paul H. Minsky, Reynold S. 

101 Traci Drive 506 Island Point Drive 

Tallulah, LA 71282 Lake Providence, LA 71254 

Schneider, Frederick "Ted" H. Willson, Morris M. 

2058 Island Point Drive 1370 Hwy 600 

Lake Providence, LA 71254 Jonesville, LA 71343 

Fluoridation Advisory Board 

Cosse, Christopher C. Davis, Eliska C. 

338 Janie Lane 4810 Antioch Blvd 

Shreveport, LA 71106 Baton Rouge, LA 70817 

Richard, Jr. (Dr), Cyril "C.J." 

1134 Chariot Drive 


2159


June 21, 2004 

Gaming Control Board, Louisiana 

Gaudin, H. Charles Richardson, Rupert F. 

28 Farnham Place 10334 Sunny Cline Drive 

Metairie, LA 70005-4008 Baton Rouge, LA 70814 

Garyville Timbermill Museum 

DeFrancesch, Ellana 

Guidry, Jerene 

409 Oak Lane 2523 Main Street 

Garyville, LA 70051 LaPlace, LA 70068 

Millet, David W. Monica, Carl V. 

136 West Ninth Street 425 Historic Main 

Reserve, LA 70068 Garyville, LA 70051 

Orillion, Joyce 

Orillion, Stan 

418 Historic Main Street 418 Historic Main Street 

Garyville, LA 70051 Garyville, LA 70051 

St. Pierre, Allen Vicknair, Betty B. 

3106 Highway 44 129 North Apple Street 

Garyville, LA 70084 Garyville, LA 70051 

Governor, Office of the 

Anderson, Johnny G. 

Bromell, Terry Tyson (II) 

5539 Valley Forge Avenue 711 N. Vienna 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Ruston, LA 71270 

Ducrest, John P. Dugas, Rochelle M. 

922 South Morgan Avenue 302 Orange Drive 

Broussard, LA 70518 Abbeville, LA 70510 

Ford, Donald R. Guidry, Roland J. 

3554 Holly Street 14145 East Main Street 

Zachary, LA 70791 Cut Off, LA 70345 

Jones, Samuel E. Kleinpeter, Leonard E. 

1501 Sterling Road 5433 Loranger Drive 

Franklin, LA 70538 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Kopplin, Andrew D. Mann, Robert T. 

735 N. 8th Street 623 Ursuline Drive 


Mayo, Phyllis Nelson, Connie D. 

8565 Kensington Drive 1436 North 28th Street 


Reed, Kim Hunter 

Ryder, J. Terry 

2126 Christian Street 17 Audubon Trace, The Bluffs 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Jackson, LA 70748 

Strickland, Joey 

White, Godfrey 

35157 Weiss Road 546 Lafayette Street 

Walker, LA 70785 New Iberia, LA 70560 

Williams, Mary P. 

885 Seyburn Court 


Ground Water Management Advisory Task Force 

Vandersteen, Charles A. 

3299 Hwy 457 

Alexandria, LA 71302 


Ground Water Resources Commission 

Bourgeois, Michael J. Durrett, Richard I. 

8982 Darby Avenue 2333 Bocage Place 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Ruston, LA 71270 

Gulotta, Mark "Tony" A. Knochenmus, Darwin 

24020 Eden Street 4584 Cooper Lane 

Plaquemine, LA 70765 Jackson, LA 70748 

Loewer, Paul Jr. 

Namwamba (Dr), Fulbert Leon 

4362 White Oak Hwy. 10657 Hillwood Avenue 

Branch, LA 70516 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Walker, Linda Mather 

823 Valence St. 


Health and Hospitals, Department of 

Bowers-Stephens, Cheryll (Dr.) Castille, Charles F. 

1201 Capitol Access Road, 4th Fl 10650 Oakline Drive 


Cerise, Frederick (MD) P. Duffy, Michael 

3253 Plantation Court 23260 Greenwell Springs Road 


Howard, Sharon G. Jetson, Raymond A. 

11041 Harrow Road 838 Woodstone Drive 


Kliebert, Kathy Hawkins 

168 Northlake Drive 

Thibodaux, LA 70301 

Health Care Commission, Louisiana 

Adams, Sandra C. Adams, III, Dr. Edwin F. 

6135 Esplanade Avenue 1465 Hearthstone 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Baton Rouge, La 70808 

Ally (Dr), Glenn A. 

Barron, Leah 

306 Stelly Road 8611 Cypress Point Court 

Carencro, LA 70520 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Benoit, Warren G. Broussard, Scott R. 

21 Villere Place 1318 Soileau Road 

Destrehan, LA 70047 Eunice, LA 70535 

Bussie, Fran Chittom, Kathy A. 

1515 Louray Drive 17216 Chadsford 


Cox, Kelly G. Curtis, Gary L. 

128 Wills Drive 765 Magnolia Woods Avenue 


Deist, Steven H. Drake, Kerry B. 

13706 Clarendon Drive 1614 Woodchase Boulevard 


2160


Duncan, Ronnie E. 

Erdey, Dale (Rep) 

530 Pecan Drive Post Office Box 908 

St. Gabriel, LA 70898 Livingston, LA 70754 

Fraiche, Donna D. Guidry, Ricky T. 

201 St. Charles, Suite 3600 6173 Oak Leaf Lane 


Heltz, Sabrina B. Henderson (Dr), Ralph J. 

3041 Lockefield 255 Bert Kouns Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Shreveport, LA 71106 

Kaplan, Seth A. Kirk, Victor C. 

2040 Oakcliff 2233 Jackson Street 


Lea, Charles E. Litt, Rhonda R. 

6315 Seven Oaks Avenue 7094 Carlene Avenue 


Maggio, Carolyn O. Miller (Dr), Alan M. 

11024 Bellarbor Drive 7011 Longvue Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70815 Mandeville, LA 70448 

Myers, Myra S. Nicholas, Lynn B. 

7344 Meadowview 1322 St. Alban's Drive 


Norris, Gladden L. O'Brien (Dr), Joseph P. 

9524 West Tampa Drive 4114 Vendome Place 


Passman, Joseph "Butch" L. Pereboom (Dr), Margaret 

5152 Hickory Ridge Blvd. 719 Carriage Way 


Perron, Phyllis A. 

Raether, Jr., R. Richard 

2020 Woodchase Blvd. 17444 Tiger Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Prairieville, LA 70769 

Rami, Janet S. 

Reggie, Ed Michael 

Post Office Box 58 1100 Poydras Street, #2600 

Zachary, LA 70791 New Orleans, LA 70163 

Renaudin, II, George 

Richard, Bridgette 

207 Atherton Drive 16333 Crepemyrtle Drive 


Richard, Jr. (Dr), Cyril "C.J." Steele, Jennifer 

1134 Chariot Drive 118 Cherry Street 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Lafayette, LA 70506 

Sullivan, Marilyn Wade, Marsha M. 

123 Cardiff Court 1511 Richland Avenue 

Slidell, LA 70461 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Hearing Aid Dealers, Louisiana Board for 

LeBlanc, Dianne T. Sayer, Susan W. 

1904 Cammie Avenue 3507 Horseshoe Drive 

Metairie, LA 70003 Alexandria, LA 71302 


June 21, 2004 

Hippy (Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters) 

Advisory Board 

Smith, Emily F. 

112 Lejeune Street 


Homeless, LA Interagency Action Council for the 

Judice, Vicki 

Martin, Katherine 

415 Tupelo Street 827 Glenmore Avenue 


Horticulture Commission of Louisiana 

Barry, III, Joseph "Rob" Cox, Van L. 

255 Napoleon Ave. 1827 Ormandy Drive 

Sunset, LA 70584 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Harris, Randall S. Hoover, Steven W. 

9180 Lockhart Road, Lot 11 525 Esplanade Street 

Denham Springs, LA 70726 LaPlace, LA 70068 

Imahara, Walter M. Kelley, Don J. 

17608 W. Lakeway Drive 2148 Hwy. 958 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Slaughter, LA 70777 

Mayes, Roger D. Spedale, Thomas P. 

13013 Coursey Blvd. 101 Rue Beau Soleil 

Baton Rouge, LA 70816 Broussard, LA 70518 

Stich, Emily 

Tani, Harold 

904 Daventry Drive 902 Beau Chene Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Mandeville, LA 70471 

Humanities, Louisiana Endowment for the 

Eppler, David M. 

CELCO;P. O. Box 5000 

Pineville, LA 71361-5000 

Independent Living Council, Statewide 

Bateman, Henry Curole, Lanor E. 

356 Joe White Road 20618 Hwy 1 

Monroe, LA 71203 Golden Meadow, LA 70357 

Dale, Larry N. Fitch, Katherine S. 

504 Mayflower Drive 411 W. Verdine Street 

Metairie, LA 70001 Sulphur, LA 70663 

Fontenot, Maria L. Karam, Jamie L. 

1311 Dulles Drive 535 Ursuline Drive 

Lafayette, LA 70506-3873 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Mirvis, Diane Nobles, Jr., Denver D. 

604 Merrick 2700 Ambassador Caffery, #3 

Shreveport, LA 71104 Lafayette, LA 70506 

Insurance Education Advisory Council (IEAC) 

Maunoir, Peter F. 

4716 Craig Avenue 


Insurance, Department of 

2161


June 21, 2004 

Brignac, Susan D. Brown, Chad M. 

6525 Woodside Drive 57830 Senator Gay Boulevard 

Zachary, LA 70791 Plaquemine, LA 70764 

Chambers, Richard L. Donelon, III, James "Jim" J. 

3530 De Sair Boulevard 4724 Folse Drive 

New Orleans, LA 70119 Metairie, LA 70006 

Henderson, Ron C. MacKay, Elizabeth D. 

10612 Hillshire Avenue 13765 Coursey Blvd #726 


Patterson, Dickie W. 

Pellerin-Davis, Paula 

45311 Tanglewood Drive 3344 Westervelt Avenue 

Hammond, LA 70401 Baton Rouge, LA 70820 

Pursnell, Allan J. Whittington, Amy W. 

722 Louray Drive 3933 Mimosa Street 


Interagency Coordinating Council, State 

Arthur, Cindy D. Crowther, Susan D. 

915 Conrad St. 2120 Quail Oak Drive 


Hockless, Mary 

Hughes, Susanne 

2701 Blue Haven Drive 337 Vanessa Avenue 

New Iberia, LA 70562 Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Kendall, Sara 

Kimbrough, Pam 

732 Franklin Street 510 Wayne Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Shreveport, LA 71105 

Maness, Amy Paul, Joyce R. 

2326 Harvey Barbershop Road 2277 Cedarcrest Avenue 

Dubberly, LA 71024 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 

Sasser, Donna P. 

Smith, Kandi 

280 Hwy. 556 2424 Drusilla Lane 

Choudrant, LA 71227 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Swiggom, Mary S. 

Underwood, Daniel 

6217 West Taylor Street 23409 Brookforest Road 

Alexandria, LA 71303 Abita Springs, LA 70428 

Williams, Shirley G. Yellowdy-Haley, Teresa R. 

2752 Jasper St., Apt A 400 Barksdale Blvd., West 

Kenner, LA 70062-4207 Barksdale, LA 71110 

Judicial Compensation Commission 

Coleman, Sr., James J. Foti, Jr., Atty General, Charles C. 

10 Audubon Place 7434 Jade Street 

New Orleans, LA 70118 New Orleans, LA 70119 

Gasaway (Judge), Grace Bennett Holt, Sibal S. 

20 Fairway View 9551 Highpoint Road 

Hammond, LA 70401 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Jones, (Sen), Charles D. Lentini (Sen), Arthur J. 

141 DeSaird Street Suite 315 6620 Riverside Drive, Suite 312 

Monroe, LA 71202 Metairie, LA 70001 


Marullo, Jr., Frank A. Thibodeaux (Judge), Ulysses G. 

7904 Birch Street 3910 Marie Court 


Toomy (Rep), Joseph F. 

P.O. Box 157 

Gretna, LA 70054 

Justice, State Department of 

Gachassin, Jr., Nicholas 

110 Greenbriar Circle 


Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Governor's 

Advisory Board of 

Bacque, Justin Anthony 

7219 Chenier Drive 

Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Labor, State Department of 

Smith, John Warner Soulier, Bennett J. 

19524 Arcadian Shores 205 N. Locksley 


St. Amant, Larry 

Sullivan, Marianne 

18630 Santa Maria Avenue 9033 Kilt Place 


Wilkins, Alesia Y. Winfrey, Karen R. 

3933 Windsong Drive 6031 Dawnridge Court 


Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice, 

Louisiana Commission on 

Ranatza, Michael A. 

12458 Graham Road 

St. Francisville, LA 70775 

Law Enforcement Executive Management Institute Bd 

Guillory, Gary G. 

Hammons, Jack 

1105 Shady Lane 703 Hassell Street 

Westlake, LA 70669 Winnsboro, LA 71295 

Landry, William P. Reynolds, Mitchell A. 

1427 S. Park 205 Milam Street 

Gonzales, LA 70737 Winnsboro, LA 71295 

Library, Board of Commissioners of the Louisiana State 

Preis, Mrs. Edwin G. 

115 Morris Street 

Newellton, LA 71357 

Licensed Professional Counselors Board of Examiners 

Bockrath, Gloria M. Moore, Norman (Tom) T. 

3020 Madeira Drive 163 Nickel Lane 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Benton, LA 71006 

Pearlmutter, Lynn 

2721 Bell Street 


2162



June 21, 2004 

Livestock Brand Commission 

Blanchard, Vic 

Harris, Antonio 

24345 Kirtley Drive 9480 Hwy. 103 

Plaquemine, LA 70764 Washington, LA 70589 

Hebert, Jr., Douglas L. Hodges, Joy N. 

1273 Old Pump Road 3904 Pecan Drive 

Kinder, LA 70648 Alexandria, LA 71302 

Jones, Gloria S. LeBouef, Calvin A. 

2170 Hwy 484 13610 South LA Hwy. 335 

Natchez, LA 71456 Abbeville, LA 70510 

Porter, T. B. Prator, Stephen W. 

194 Porter Road, Hwy 171N 5565 Dixie Shreveport Road 

Leesville, LA 71496 Shreveport, LA 71107 

Wald, John 

47 Rhine Drive 

Kenner, LA 70064 

Livestock Sanitary Board, Louisiana State 

Bennett, John Van Broussard, Charles E. 

563 Tucker Store Rd. 23604 S. La. Hwy 82 

Spearsville, LA 71277 Kaplan, LA 70548 

Decker, Adrian L. Doland, David "Billy" Y. 

1057 Carney Road 3671 G.C. Hwy 

Zachary, LA 70791 Grand Chenier, LA 70643 

Dominique, Michael P. Kelley, James "Jimmy" P. 

103 D. Hess 120 Milby Street 

Carencro, LA 70520 DeRidder, LA 70634 

Lyons, Daniel McManus, M.D., Robert L. 

1438 Jessie Richard Road 124 McMillan Avenue 

Church Point, LA 70525 Iota, LA 70543 

Miller, III, H.C. Porter, T. B. 

HC-62, Box 146 

194 Porter Road, Hwy 171N 

Waterproof, LA 71375 Leesville, LA 71496 

Rayburn, B. B. "Sixty" Robinson, Dr., Billy J. 

12562 Hwy 1075 P.O. Box 51 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Leesville, LA 71446 

Smith, Rayburn L. Yarborough, Robert V. 

103 Smith Thomas Road 18462 W. Village Way Drive 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Lottery Corporation, Board of Directors of the Louisiana State 

Caruso, Salvatore A. 

Daniel, Pamela Morrison 

1557 Eastwood Drive 101 Marsh Drive 

Slidell, LA 70458 Lafayette, LA 70507 

Louisiana State University and Agricultural and Mechanical 

College, Board of Supervisors 

Leach, Laura A. 

4444 West Prien Lake Road 

Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Massage Therapy, Louisiana Board of 

Hymel, Claudette C. Schwartzberg, Alan L. 

429 Rue Carnot 7036 Chandler Drive 

Carencro, LA 70520 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Tessier, Janet P. 

2808 W. Pinhook Rd., #30 


Medicaid Pharmaceutical & Therapeutics Committee 

Jastram, Jr., Charles W. Lowery, James D. 

6627 Milne Blvd. 211 Fendler Parkway 

New Orleans, LA 70124 Pineville, LA 71360 

Medical Professional Liability, Commission on 

Palmintier, Michael C. 

628 St. Louis Stree 


Mineral Board, State 

Arnold, Jr., Thomas L. Bean, Theo (Jr.) B. 

2254 South Von Braun Ct. 222 Kings Road 

Harvey, LA 70058 Lafayette, LA 70503 

Bernhard, Kenny 

Cordaro, Emile 

200 Llansfair 18240 Manchac Place South 

Lafayette, LA 70503 Prairieville, LA 70769 

Dangerfield, Peter W. LeBlanc, Carol R. 

1518 Esplanade Ave 292 St. Peter Street 

New Orleans, LA 70116 Raceland, LA 70394 

McKeithen, Marjorie A. West, Paul T. 

#55 B Jamestown Court 2525 Orleans Ave 


Motor Vehicle Commission, Louisiana 

Batiste, Yolanda J. 

Bohn, Jr., C. Robert 

20725 Charles Ory Drive 530 Arlington Drive 

Plaquemine, LA 70764 Metairie, LA 70001 

Braxton, Calvin (Sr.) W. Cabrera, Tina 

142 Starlight Point Road 18510 S. Harrells Ferry Road 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 

Drago, Jacob G. Edgar, Jacqueline L. 

22 Zion Street 103 Blue Ridge 

Kenner, LA 70065 Carencro, LA 70520 

Hebert, Marshall Hocevar, Alexis D. 

722 Coachlight 15110 Dendinger Drive 

Shreveport, LA 71106 Covington, LA 70433 

Lane, Gerald (Gerry) 

LeBlanc, Jr., V. Price 

7811 Wayside Drive 109 Sena Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Metairie, LA 70005 

Mann, David M. 

Pool, Ralph Eugene (Gene) 

116 Clairmont Circle 210 Watyerford Drive 

Lafayette, LA 70508 Lafayette, LA 70503 

2163


June 21, 2004 

Tait, Arthur W. 

White, Cloid 

7311 Old River Circle 165 White Road 

Shreveport, LA 71105 Winnsboro, LA 71295 

N.O./B.R. Steamship Pilots for the Mississippi, Board of 

Examiners 

Boston, Kelvin J. 

11001 Lake Forest Blvd. 


Natural Resources, Department of 

Angelle, Scott A. 

4349 Main Highway 

Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 

New Orleans & Baton Rouge Steamship Pilots 

Calliouet, Shawn Michael Gould, Chance A. 

2217 Aramis Drive 8 Gardere Court 

Mereaux, LA 70075 Harvey, LA 70058 

Hill, Gary Thomas 

Macaluso, John Joseph III 

4575 U.S. 61 25 Weinnig Drive 

Jackson, LA 70748 Luling, LA 70070-3105 

Rieder, Timothy Michael Rowbatham, David Scott 

2212 Roosevelt Boulevard 2309 Swan Court 

Kenner, LA 70062 Mandeville, LA 70448-6241 

Trosclair, Carlton Jude 

Wattigney, Louis Maurice III. 

8525 Zimple Street 164 Primrose Drive 

New Orleans, LA 70118 Belle Chase, LA 70037 

Nursing, Louisiana State Board of 

LaCorte, William St. John Ostrowe, Alan (MD) J. 

412 Northline Street 7525 Bocage Blvd. 


Occupational Forecasting Conference 

Knapp, Adam 

919 Mayflower Street 


Office Facilities Corporation 

Dugas, Rochelle M. 

Holden (Sen), Melvin "Kip" L.. 

302 Orange Drive 234 Rivercrest Ave. 

Abbeville, LA 70510 Baton Rouge, LA 70807 

Jones, Jerry W. 

LeBlanc, Jerry Luke 

5342 Hickory Ridge Blvd. 117 Twin Oaks 


Montgomery, Billy (Rep) 

300 Whispering Pine 

Haughton, LA 71037 

Office of Emergency Preparedness 

Landreneau (Gen), Bennett C. 

#5 Jackson Barracks 


Oilfield Site Restoration Commission 

Fruge, Wilfred 

2717 Evangeline Highway 

Evangeline, LA 70537 


Optometry Examiners, Louisiana State Board of 

Sandefur, James D. 

219 Blue Bush Road 

Oakdale, LA 71463 

Orleans Parish Custodian of Notarial Records 

Bruno, Stephen P. 

310 Audubon Blvd 


Pardon Board, State 

Cox, Ronald D. 

LaFleur, Clement (Jr.) 

203 Parliament Drive 1705 State Avenue 

Lafayette, LA 70506 Ville Platte, LA 70586 

Migues, Ted Joseph 

928 Roberta Street 

New Iberia, LA 70560 

Parole, Board of 

Laners, Mary E. Simon, Diana P. 

2425 Louisiana Avenue,# 22 1140 Donald Drive 

New Orleans, LA 70115 Lafayette, LA 70503 

Thomas, Isaac C. 

Wise, Jim 

3093 Topaz Street 433 Massey Road 

Baton Rouge, LA 70805 Leesville, LA 71446 

Pesticides, Louisiana Advisory Commission on 

Coburn, PhD, Grady Ducote, Wayne J. 

807 Hwy 470 213 Sandalwood Drive 

Lecompte, LA 71346 Lafayette, LA 70507 

Duty, Douglas W. Guthrie, Jr., William (Billy) A. 

24 Jana Drive Hwy 604 

Monroe, LA 71203 St. Joseph, LA 71366 

O'Brien, Zoren O. Robichaux, Michael W. 

616 S. Thomson Avenue 7001 Hwy. 182 

Iowa, LA 70647 Franklin, LA 70538 

Taylor, Victoria (Viki) G. Vasko, Michael B. 

43207 Hiwy 190 E 2259 Landau Lane 

Slidell, LA 70461 Bossier City, LA 71111 

Pilots Association Fee Commission, Crescent River Port 

Accardo, Joseph (Jr.) Anderson, Jack H. 

52 Holly Drive 602 Yupon Place 

LaPlace, LA 70068 Mandeville, LA 70471 

Casenza, Stephen Gibbs, Allen J. 

3604 Jurgens St. 87 English Turn Dr 

Metairie, LA 70002 New Orleans, LA 70131 

Hoo, Christopher A. LaGraize, Kevin L. 

2164


1901 Turnberry Lane 4134 Orleans Ave 

Harvey, LA 70058 New Orleans, LA 70002 

Loga, Emerson (III) P. Loga, Scott A. 

61225 Timberbend Dr 18 Castle Pines Drive 

Lacombe, LA 70445 New Orleans, LA 70131 

Luetkemeier, Hans G. Maloz, Michael A. 

3908 Camp Street 3729 Pin Oak Avenue 


Rappold, Thomas B. Sanderson, Joseph G. 

3409 8th Street 5137 David Drive 

Metairie, LA 70002 Kenner, LA 70065 

Scafidel, Robert (Dr.) J. Taft, Gene 

P.O. Box 1331 

421 Bill Drive 

Chalmette, LA 70044 Mandeville, LA 70448 

Pilots Association Fee Commission, New Orleans-Baton Rouge 

Steamship 

Accardo, Joseph (Jr.) Boston, Kelvin J. 

52 Holly Drive 11001 Lake Forest Blvd. 

LaPlace, LA 70068 New Orleans, LA 70127 

Brown, Christopher R. Brown, Willie (Jr.) B. 

9 Forrest Court 3524 Lake Arrowhead Drive 

Metairie, LA 70001 Harvey, LA 70058 

Casenza, Stephen Daniels, Edgar D. 

3604 Jurgens St. 1425 Holiday Place 

Metairie, LA 70002 New Orleans, LA 70114 

LaGraize, Kevin L. Luetkemeier, Hans G. 

4134 Orleans Ave 3908 Camp Street 


Maloz, Michael A. Richard, Roger P. 

3729 Pin Oak Avenue 1904 E. Magna Carta 


Rieder, Chris A. Shirah, Jr., David C. 

3406 Arizona Street 249 Delta Drive 

Kenner, LA 70065 Mandeville, LA 70448 

Shows, Jr., Henry G. 

Taft, Gene 

3615 Lake Michel Court 421 Bill Drive 

Gretna, LA 70056 Mandeville, LA 70448 

Watson, William (III) O. 

42347 Clouatre Road 

Gonzales, LA 70737 

Pilots Fee Commission for the Associated Branch Pilots for the 

Port of New Orleans 

Accardo, Joseph (Jr.) 

Casenza, Stephen 

52 Holly Drive 3604 Jurgens St. 

LaPlace, LA 70068 Metairie, LA 70002 


June 21, 2004 

Hill, Gerald S. LaGraize, Kevin L. 

127 White Oak Lane 4134 Orleans Ave 

Madisonville, LA 70447 New Orleans, LA 70002 

Lorino, Jr., Michael R. Luetkemeier, Hans G. 

106 Twin Oaks Lane 3908 Camp Street 

Madiosnville, LA 70447 New Orleans, LA 70115 

Maloz, Michael A. 

Miller, Michael T.D. 

3729 Pin Oak Avenue 15101 Old Farms Road 

New Orleans, LA 70131 Folsom, LA 70437 

Post, Stephen W. Scafidel, Robert (Dr.) J. 

3700 Orleans Ave # 5348 P.O. Box 1331 

New Orleans, LA 70119 Chalmette, LA 70044 

Steinmuller, Charles P. 

Taft, Gene 

2315 Cottonwood Avenue 421 Bill Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808-2114 Mandeville, LA 70448 

Pontchartrain Levee Board 

Cunningham, William A. Sheets, Blaine Joseph 

P.O. Box 579 

12308 Gilbert LeBlanc Road 

St. Rose, LA 70087 Gonzales, LA 70737 

Port of South Louisiana, The 

Bonnette, Sheila Gravois, Gregory J. 

2513 Main Street 22984 N. Rosary 

LaPlace, LA 70068 Vacherie, LA 70090 

Hubbard, William J. Jackson, Lawrence P. 

242 Somerset Drive 12189 Magnolia Street 

LaPlace, LA 70068 Gramercy, LA 70052 

Joseph, Louis A. Murray, III, Paul "Joe" J. 

163 Central Avenue 13880 River Road 

Edgard, LA 70049 Destrehan, LA 70047 

Roberts, Jay A. 

1089 Primrose Drive 

Luling, LA 70070 

Practical Nurse Examiners, State Board of 

Chancellor, Ruby R. Connelley, Roberta R. 

1501 Woodland Street 42265 Brown 

West Monroe, LA 71291 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 

Nelson, Rebecca A. Passantino, Rosemary S. 

1309 Roundhill Drive 11528 Old Hammond Hwy., #703 

Baton Rouge, LA Baton Rouge, LA 70806 

Sonnier, Jr., M.D., William St. Martin, M.D., Eugene C. 

613 Beverly Drive 6205 East Ridge Drive 

Lafayette, LA 70503 Shreveport, LA 71106 

Turnley, Jr., M.D., I.C. 

289 Mill Pond Road 

Jena, LA 71342 

2165


June 21, 2004 

Prison Enterprises Board (1983) 

Chatelain, Charles H. Smith, John J. 

2130 Beau Bassin Road 13179 South Main Road 

Carencro, LA 70520 Roanoke, LA 70581 

Public Safety and Corrections, Department of 

Antoine, Jannita Boudreaux, III, Bernard E. 

21610 Plank Road 10610 Cypress Vine Ave 

Zachary, LA 70791 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Broome, Willie E. Gibbs, Whalen (Jr.) H. 

5324 Heidi's Place 102 Pintail Drive 


Hodges, Kay B. Hymel, Stephen J. 

32978 Hwy 1019 2240 Nicholson Drive 

Denham Springs, LA 70706 Baton Rouge, LA 70802 

Stalder, Richard L. 

Whitehorn, Henry 

4515 Bert Drive 2249 North Cross Drive 

Zachary, LA 70791 Shreveport, LA 71107 

Racing Commission, Louisiana State 

Avant, Harry L. 

Colbert, Ernest (Jr.) 

9114 Colonial Gardens Blvd. 821 St. Charles Avenue 

Shreveport, LA 71106 New Orleans, LA 70130 

Colomb, Lester (Jr.) J. Grimstad, Thomas H. 

9331 LA Hwy. 82 #1 Farnham Place 

Abbeville, LA 70510-2356 Metairie, LA 70005 

Neck, Susan H. Rutledge, Domoine D. 

2107 Marie Place 1815 Nicholson Drive 

Monroe, LA 71201 Baton Rouge, LA 70802 

Shea, James T. Todd, Ray (Jr.) A. 

3401 Old Spanish Trail East 3013 Surrey Lane 

New Iberia, LA 70560 Lake Charles, LA 70605 

Wright, Bob F. 

3 Poydras St/Unit 10 E-F/1 River Pl 


Real Estate Appraisal State Board of Certification, Louisiana 

Atkins - Boudousquie, Gayle H. Brawner, Larry F. 

500 Mandeville Street, Unit #7 1215 Captain Shreve Drive, #5 

New Orleans, LA 70117 Shreveport, LA 71205 

Lee, Heidi C. Maxwell, LeAnn C. 

7651 Wave Drive 1053 Hidden Ridge 

New Orleans, LA 70130 Woodworth, LA 71485 

Plauche, Dale T. 

Pugh, R. Wayne 

P.O. Box 27 

1958 Woodchase Boulevard 

St. Francisville, LA 70775 Baton Rouge, LA 70808 

Red River Waterway Commission 

Belgard, Harmon R. 

190 Donnie Price Road 

Deville, LA 71328 

Regents, Board of 

Rasberry, Jr., W. Clinton "Bubba" C. 

4731 Fairfield Avenue 

Shreveport, LA 71106 


Regional and Local Economic Development, Task Force 

Knapp, Adam 

919 Mayflower Street 


Regional Trauma-Patient Care Statewide System Task Force 

Barham (Sen.), Robert J. Barrett, RN, Coletta C. 


17943 Heritage Estates Drive 

Rayville, LA 71269 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Bartley, Nichole 

Durand (Rep.), Sydnie Mae 

14223 Bywood Ave Post Office Box 2674 

Baton Rouge, LA 70819 Parks, LA 70582 

Johnson, Lester (M.D.) W. Judice, Ross (M.D.) D. 

195 Davis Lake Drive 111 Girard Park Drive, #25 

Rayville, LA 71269 Lafayette, LA 70503 

Kitchen, Catherine Landreneau (Gen), Bennett C. 

1 Stilt Street #5 Jackson Barracks 


Lee, W. Chapman McSwain, Norman (Jr/MD) E. 

727 Maxine Drive 1212 Bourbon Street 


Pilley, J. Christopher 

Roberts, Jonathan (M.D.) 

421 Richland Avenue 10534 Claybrook Drive 


Schedler, (Sen), Tom Schumacher, Steven (M.D.) S. 


1515 E. Butcher Switch Road 

Slidell, LA 70459 Lafayette, LA 70507 

Thomas, John (M.D.) A. Thompson, (Rep) Francis C. 

2101 Parker Street P. O. Box 151 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Delhi, LA 71232 

Trevino, Chris (M.D.) 

Turnage, Richard (M.D.) 

41229 Hwy 941 630 Elmwood 

Gonzales, LA 70737 Shreveport, LA 71104 

Rehabilitation Council, Louisiana 

Adams, Dwayne Martin, Clyntie W. 

1928 Rapides Ave 10806 Dawncrest Drive 

Alexandria, LA 71301-7213 Baton Rouge, LA 70811 

Singelmann, Brenda G. 

6005 Lafreniere 


Revenue, Department of 

Bridges, Cynthia J. Lymon, Clarence J. 

5808 East Grand Court 14212 Orgeon Trail 

Baton Rouge, LA 70812 Prairieville, LA 70769 

Matherne, Gary J. Painter, Murphy J. 

9705 Grenwich Avenue 408 E. Sanders St 

2166


Baton Rouge, LA 70809 Gonzales, LA 70737 

Robinson, Kimberly L. Scott, Gwendolyn M. 

2520 Gates Circle, # 25 1006 Jason Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70809 Denham Springs, LA 70726 

Shepler, Courtney R. 

Van Brocklin, Kurt 

11746 Villa Avenue 1101 Darnall Road 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 New Iberia, LA 70560 

River Parishes Tourist Commission 

Aucoin, Paul G. Norton, Michael A. 

104 Longwood Drive 1036 West Airline Highway, 101 

Thibodaux, LA 70130 LaPlace, LA 70068 

Touchard, Rochelle Cancienne 

100 Wade St., Apt # 10 

Luling, LA 70070 

Sabine River Authority, Board of Commissioners for the 

Arbuckle, Norman Cupit, Daniel W. 

402 Sixth Street 916 Live Oak 

Logansport, LA 71049 WestLake, LA 70669 

DeBarge, John A. Freeman (Mayor), Kenneth A. 

136 Magnolia Road 1055 W. Alabama 

Hackberry, LA 70645 Many, LA 71449 

Lemieux, Donald J. 

Nash, Therman 

501 Aspen St. 186 T. Nash Road 

Zwolle, LA 71486 Anacoco, LA 71403 

Scott, Estella Steed, Sr., Ronald E. 

607 Banks Street 807 Loblolly Lane 

Deridder, LA 70634 Leesville, LA 71446 

Thrasher, Bobby G. Valentine, Kermie S. 

297 Case Road 1806 Cornell Street 

Many, LA 71449 Mansfield, LA 71052 

Vidrine, Stanley 

1632 Amalynn Drive 

DeRidder, LA 70634 

School Board Member, District 13, Parish of Evangeline 

Wilson, Georgianna L. 

1824 Clement Street 

Ville Platte, LA 70586 

Secretary of State Department 

Ater, Alan R. Caballero, Amy T. 


2713 Cedar Lodge Drive 

Waterproof, LA 71375 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Martin, III, Wade O. Russell, Michael W. 

338 Avenue B 4582 Downing Drive 

Port Allen, LA 70767 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Serve Commission, Louisiana 

Cole, Cade R. Holt, Sibal S. 

911 N. Overton Street 9551 Highpoint Road 


June 21, 2004 

DeQuincy, LA 70633 Baton Rouge, LA 70810 

Jones-Bridgett, Jennifer Lewis, Helen M. 

9151 Woodbine Street 4570 Louisiana Ave. 

Baton Rouge, LA 70815 Lake Charles, LA 70607 

Myers, Jr., Porter "Cecil" Oliver, Elizabeth A. 

116 Myrtlewood Drive 108 Esplanade Court 

Pineville, LA 71360 Bossier, LA 71111 

Picard, Cecil J. 

Priestley, Eugene 

2828 Congress Blvd, Unit #15 2281 New York Street 


Robertson, James C. 

784 Horseshoe Road W. 

Amite, LA 70422 

Social Services, State Department of 

Garner-Gautreau, Marketa Porche Ricks, Terri 

10833 Ramblewood Drive 2245 College Drive #91 


Williamson, Ann S. Wilson, Adren O. 

6060 Belle Grove Avenue 4155 Essen Lane, Apt. 50 


Woodruff-White, Lisa M. 

3441 Lava Beds Drive 


Social Work Examiners, Louisiana State Board of Certified 

Jennings, Jeanette 

Showers, Robert 

3616 Nashville Avenue 52530 Cypress 

New Orleans, LA 70125 Independence, LA 70443 

South Tangipahoa Parish Port Commission 

Hooks, Paul E. Roux, Jr., Roy J. 

505 N. Wilson Street 39951 River Oaks Drive 

Hammond, LA 70401 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 

Southern University, Board of Supervisors 

Atkins, Dale N. 

4318 Kennon Avenue 


Stadium and Exposition District, Louisiana Board of 

Commissioners (LSED) 

Coulon, Timothy P. Patterson, Rosemary G. 

25 Magnolia Trace Drive 2409 Benton Road 

Harvey, LA 70058 Bossier City, LA 71111 

Reuther, Jr., Warren L. Roberts, Sara A. 

68 Lakewood Place 3839 Davis Road 

New Orleans, LA 70131 Westlake, LA 70669 

Saporito, Craig E. Simien, Clyde R. 

20 Pelham Drive 103 Waterford Drive 

Metairie, LA 70005 Lafayette, LA 70503 

2167


June 21, 2004 

State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) 

Chase, III, Edgar L. Jacobs, Leslie R. 

10917 North Hardy Street 6038 St. Charles Avenue 


Washington, Mary A. 

720 Hollier Road 

Duson, LA 70529 

Strawberry Marketing Board, Louisiana 

Doss, Michael A. Fletcher, William E. 

40392 Adams Road 225 S. 5th St 

Hammond, LA 70403 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 

King, Lucy Mike Liuzza, Anthony G. 

17438 Lucy Mike Lane 14342 New Genessee Road 

Hammond, LA 70403 Independence, LA 70443 

Liuzza, Jack Morrow, Eric M. 

12054 Jack Liuzza Lane 22602 Fletcher 

Amite, LA 70422 Ponchatoula, LA 70454 

Olah, Chris Wall, Nathan D. 

30178 James Chapel Road 26946 Hwy 1037 

Albany, LA 70711 Springfield, LA 70462 

Wild, Jr., Byron H. 

10406 Gatlin Road 

Hammond, LA 70403 

Structural Pest Control Commission 

Boethel, David J. Foster, Daniel L. 

1128 Chippenham Drive 110 Melody Avenue 

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 Houma, LA 70363 

Kunst, Robert L. 

136 Crape Myrtle Circle 

Covington, LA 70433 

Sweet Potato Advertising and Development Commission, La 

Fontenot, Larry McKoin, Kelsey S. 

2043 Faubourg Road 18187 Old Bonita Road 

Ville Platte, LA 70586 Bonita, LA 71223 

Tax Commission, Louisiana 

Brupbacher, Scott 

Guglielmo, Elizabeth 

117 Jomar Road 2005 West St. Mary Blvd. 

Lafayette, LA 70508 Lafayette, LA 70506 

Television Authority, Louisiana Educational 

Crowe, Carl K. 

520 East Rome Street 

Gonzales, LA 70737 

Terrebonne Levee & Conservation District, Bd of 

Commissioners of the 

Alford, Tony 

Bonvillain, Willie (Jr.) 

204 Arapaho Drive 5955 Grand Caillou Road 

Houma, LA 70360 Houma, LA 70363 


Daisy, Walton "Buddy" Henry, Leward P. 

2517 Bayou Dularge Rd. 197 Pierre Street 

Theriot, LA 70397 Chauvin, LA 70344 

Henry, Willis J. 

Luke, Allan 

157 Old Mill Road 113 Olympe Dr. 

Houma, LA 70364 Houma, LA 70363 

Moore, Jack Talbot, Sr., Gilbert J. 

1029 Hwy. 55 105 Beth Ann Avenue 

Montegut, LA 70377 Montegut, LA 70377 

Teuton, Jodie 

212 Lansdown Dr 

Houma, LA 70360 

Toledo Bend Reservoir Conservation Pool Level Advisory 

Council 

Bell, Donald R. Boudreaux, Jr., Bernard E. 

865 Village Drive 2225 College Drive, Apt. 189 

Zwolle, LA 71486 Baton Rouge, LA 70806 

Campbell, Foster L. Coco, Gregory A. 

12807 Hwy 71 4051 Bayou Rapides Road, #704 

Elm Grove, LA 71051 Alexandria, LA 71303 

Davis (Dr), Frank T. 

Dreher, Murphy "Andy" 

23 W. Bayshore 5435 Hwy. 61 

Many, LA 71449 St. Francisville, LA 70775 

Freeman (Mayor), Kenneth A. Grabowski, Jr., Edward 

1055 W. Alabama 122 Aracobra 

Many, LA 71449 Sulphur, LA 70663 

Kelly, Larry E. 

Sittig, Dale 

210 Hillcrest Drive 3594 Hwy 190, Eunice 

Anacoco, LA 71403 Eunice, LA 70535 

Slocum, Larry E. 

Talbott, Ronald "Ron" 

87 Smith Road 43 Dogwood Street 

Many, LA 71449 Zwolle, LA 71486 

Townsend, Thomas 

Webb, Jules F. Jeff" 

2345 Oakcliff Dr 42 Webbwood Drive 

Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Florien, LA 71429 

Williams, James "Dennie" D. 

809 West Pointe Drive 

Alexandria, LA 71361-5000 

Transportation and Development, Department of 

Bradberry, Johnny B. 

Bridges, Michael 

5307 Highland Falls Lane 4155 Essen Lane, Apt. #232 

Katy, TX 77450 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Treasury, State Department of 

Broussard, John J. Henson, Ron J. 

5509 Moorstone Drive 7878 LaSalle Avenue #220 


2168


Perez, Sharon B. Redmond, Jason R. 

148 Steeplechase Avenue 4949 Stumberg Lane #142 


Veterans Affairs Commission 

Huggins, Charles E. 

707 St. Clair Avenue 

Natchitoches, LA 71457 

Washington Parish Reservoir Commission 

Bateman, Bob Burris, Michael B. 

1406 Heyward 1625 14th Avenue 

Franklinton, LA 70438 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Creel, Louie "Mike" M. Harrison, Henry 

48446 T.C. Brumfield Road 26212 Old Columbia Road 

Franklinton, LA 70438 Franklinton, LA 70438 

Jenkins, Marshall O. Jenkins, William "Bill" A. 

56205 Stewart-Evans Road 54516 Monroe, Knight Road 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Angie, LA 70427 

Mizell, Charles E. 

Pierce, Huey Long 

54169 Willie Mizell Road 100 Chadell Road 

Bogalusa, LA 70427 Bogalusa, LA 70427 

Pierce, Ralph M. 

Schilling, D. Beryl 

61183 Hwy 436 38116 Sunny Hill Road 

Angie, LA 70426 Mt. Hermon, LA 70550 

Weights and Measures, Commission of 

Amedee, Sr., Roy F. Gielen, Lazar J. 

5922 Marshal Foch Street 217 Teddy Street 

New Orleans, LA 70124 Crowley, LA 70526 

Hensgens, Raymond A. Hicks, Stephanie B. 

15 Judge Canan Dr. 5001 Creek Valley 

Crowley, LA 70526 Zachary, LA 70791 

Michelli, Jr, Gasper T. 

Miller, W. Michael 

613 E. Scenic Drive 28140 River Road 

Pass Christian, MS 39571 Mt. Hermon, LA 70450 

Moreaux, Joseph "Al" O'Neill, Jr, John P. 

124 Belle Helene 4934 Hot Wells Road 

Thibodaux, LA 70301 Boyce, LA 71409 

Savoie, Jr., Jon "Tony" A. 

237 Reynaud Dr. 

Donaldsonville, LA 70346 

West Jefferson Levee Dist. Bd. of Commissioners 

Cheramie, Milton J. Kerner, Timothy P. 

1311 Mimosa Street 1156 Jean Lafitte Blvd 

Marrero, LA 70072 Laffite, LA 70067 

Wild Caught Shrimp Industry Trade Action Advisory Council, 

La. 

Authement, Lance Dartez (Rep), Carla B. 

265 Chase Drive 1006 Eighth Street 

Bourg, LA 70343 Morgan City, LA 70380 

Fabre, A.J. 

Falgout, Julie 


June 21, 2004 

2578 Privateer Blvd 119 Cottonwood Drive 

Barataria, LA 70036 Houma, LA 70360 

Gautreaux, (Sen) "Butch" Guidry, Clint 

1015 Clothilde Street 4241 Jean Lafitte Boulevard 

Morgan City, LA 70380 Lafitte, LA 70067 

Pierre (Rep), Wilfred 

Saltalamacchia, Preston 

718 South Buchanan Street 1621 Yscloskey Highway 

Lafayette, LA 70502 St. Bernard, LA 70085 

Schwab, Don 

508 Hesper Ave 


Wildlife and Fisheries, Department of 

Landreneau, W. Dwight Lansing, Janice A. 

236 Dejean Street 10410 Lonepine Road 

Washington, LA 70589 Denham Springs, LA 70726 

Women's Policy & Research Commission, Louisiana 

Burns, Vicki Bernard D'Souza, Bernadette G. 

6005 Bayou Crossing Drive 14 Newcomb Blvd. 

Alexandria, LA 71303 New Orleans, LA 70118 

Dumond Slatten, Lise Anne Durand (Rep.), Sydnie Mae 

#10 Courtyard Circle Post Office Box 2674 

Lafayette, LA 70508 Parks, LA 70582 

Godfrey, Helen C. Harris, Rose M. 

8100 Southdowns Street 192 City Place Drive, Apt. A 

Shreveport, LA 71107 Lockport, LA 70374 

Irons (Sen), Paulette R. Lavespere, Cynthia P. 

1010 Common Street, Ste. 3040 1704 Park Avenue 

New Orleans, LA 70112 Monroe, LA 71201 

Magnus, Jeanette, MD, PhD H. Mayo, Phyllis 

6066 Annunciation 8565 Kensington Drive 


Roy, Barbara H. 

Ryan, Sheila 

2204 North University Drive 2357 Tulip Street 


Smith, Jane (Rep) Vines, Jacqueline D. 


9808 Grenwich Avenue 

Bossier City, LA 71172 Baton Rouge, LA 70809 

Wilkerson, Mary Lynn 

Willinger, Beth 

1417 Frenchman's Bend Road 6047 Annunciation Street 

Monroe, LA 71203 New Orleans, LA 70118 

Worker's Compensation Corporation, Board of Directors 

Holt, Sibal S. 

9551 Highpoint Road 


Workforce Commission, Louisiana 

Dansby, Rex Freeman, John L. 

2169


June 21, 2004 

317 Fontenot Road 122 Post Oak Drive 

Lake Charles, LA 70605 Mansfield, LA 71052 

Holt, Sibal S. Lawson, Huey P. 

9551 Highpoint Road 3627-14th Street 


Owens, Jr., James R. Smith, Donna P. 

1020 Dairy Street 15343 Woodwick Avenue 

St. Gabriel, LA 70776 Baton Rouge, LA 70816 

Motion to Confirm 

Senator Jones moved to confirm the persons on the above list 

who were reported by the Committee on Senate and Governmental 

Affairs and recommended for confirmation. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 





Boissiere Gautreaux, N Michot 



Cheek Hollis Romero 




Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Adley 

Boasso 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Holden 

Schedler 

The Chair declared the people on the above list were confirmed. 



Report of Committee on 

SENATE AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS 

Senator Charles D. "C.D." Jones, Chairman on behalf of the 

Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs, submitted the 

following report: 


State Capitol 

State of Louisiana - Baton Rouge, LA 


June 17, 2004, 


Gentlemen: 



The committee recommends that the following notaries be 

confirmed: 

Acadia 

Melina V. Aguillard 

Rhodonna Bernard 

118 Tetas Ln. 611 N. Western Ave. 

Eunice, La 70535 Crowley, La 70526 

Neily Bundick 

Emelie Colley 

120 Blaine Dr. 172 Market Ln. 

Eunice, La 70535 Rayne, La 70578 

Kyla Elizabeth Cormier Danielle Marie Cramer 

189 Granite Rd. 1114 Wabash Rd. 

Rayne, La 70578 Rayne, La 70578 

Romona T. Credeur 

Judy Ann Daigle 

576 N. Parkerson Ave. 308 Gayle Dr. 

Crowley, La 70526 Church Point, La 70525 

Alice C. Desormeaux 

Kristy L. Doucet 

115 E. First St. 1117 North Ave. J 

Crowley, La 70526 Crowley, La 70526 

Sabrina Gotreaux 

Shawn C. Greene 

P.O. Box 530 

258 Miley Ln. 

Iota, La 70543 Eunice, La 70535 

Vickie Hargrave 

April Hensgens 

309 N. Parkerson 2014 W. Pinhook Rd., Ste. 800 

Crowley, La 70526 Lafayette, La 70508 

Kristi Hill 

Laurie D. Hohensee 

6142 Branch Hwy. P.O. Box 530 

Branch, La 70516 Iota, La 70543 

Alyse Lee Kibodeaux 

Michele J. LeBlanc 

345 Doucet Rd. #200G 576 N. Parkerson Ave. 

Lafayette, La 70503 Crowley, La 70526 

Frederick W. Leckelt 

Elizabeth C. LeJeune 

P.O. Box 399 P.O. Box 1006 

Iota, La 70543 Eunice, La 70535 

Richard D. Maybrier 

Bridgette C. Meche 

3062 Basile-Eunice Hwy. 322 S. Guidry St. 

Basile, La 70515 Church Point, La 70525 

Kathleen B. Mire 

Tammy Breaux Moore 

1260 Rue Novembre 301 North Parkerson Ave. 

Scott, La 70583 Crowley, La 70526 

Steven G. Moosa 

Cherie A. Pinac 

2170


P.O. Drawer 1048 

2237 S. Acadian Thwy. 

Eunice, La 70535 Baton Rouge, La 70808 

Carmen V. Pousson 

Tessa L. Richard 

320 Duson Ave. P.O. Box 268 

Iota, La 70543 Crowley, La 70527 

Lesley G. Schexnayder 

Roy W. Smith, Jr. 

1001 Johnston St. 3057 Bayou Plaquemine Rd. 

Lafayette, La 70502 Rayne, La 70578 

Todd M. Swartzendruber Patricia G. Thibodeaux 

1021 N. Avenue G, Apt. 12 P.O. Box 1067 

Crowley, La 70526 Duson, La 70529 

Charise Rene' Thomas 

Darlene A. Villejoin 

138 Acadian Place, Apt. 21 507 E. Ash 

Church Point, La 70525 Crowley, La 70526 

Theodore J. Wasmuth 

Linda W. West 

110 Rue Bourgone P.O. Box 992 

Eunice, La 70537 Jennings, La 70546 


June 21, 2004 

Dennis John Hauge 

Tara Minta Jacob-Cain 

P.O. Box 310 P.O. Box 14085 

Prairieville, La 70769 Baton Rouge, La 70898 

Erin Wiley Lanoux 

Netric Latimore-Vaughn 

445 North Blvd., Ste. 701 P.O. Box 2183 

Baton Rouge, La 70821 Gonzales, La 70707 

Gina B. McBride 

Gaylan Dariel McLin 

16530 Oak Ridge Rd. 43098 Lighthouse Ln. 

Prairieville, La 70769 Prairieville, La 70769 

Betty A. Milton 

Dajuana W. Moore 

16404 Oakridge Rd. 40425 Kathy St. 

Prairieville, La 70769 Gonzales, La 70737 

Terry L. Moore 

Tanya Moran 

15322 Emmett Moore Dr. 419 S. Airline 


Katherine M. Wilder 

1242 Wilder Rd. 

Crowley, La 70526 

Allen 

Judy Barzare 

Traci B. Fontenot 

401 E. 5th Ave. 251 Ezebe St. 

Oakdale, La 71463 Kinder, La 70648 

Sandra Rawlings Henry 

Chantal R. Norris 

P.O. Box 163 

777 Coushatta Dr. 

Ragley, La 70657 Kinder, La 70648 

Kara D. Scogin 

Elizabeth C. Tilton 

264 Green Oak Rd. 1201 Hummingbird Ln. 

Kinder, La 70648 Oakdale, La 71463 

Ascension 

Kelly Achord 

Dinah Ambeau-Scott 

13122 Lambert St. P.O. Box 4764 

Gonzales, La 70737 Baton Rouge, La 70821 

Venetia K. Babin 

Terri S. Clark 

40097 Larochelle Rd. P.O. Box 908 


Kaelyn Courtney 

Danette L. Daigle 

38089 Post Office Rd., Ste. 14 39397 Bayridge Dr. 

Prairieville, La 70769 Prairieville, La 70769 

Deborah Dearmond 

Donna Gaignard 

10199 E. Hwy. 936 1320 West Sidney Ave. 

St. Amant, La 70774 Gonzales, La 70737 

Cynthia C. Hagan 

Sarah Harris 

P.O. Box 213 

12350 Highland Dr. 

Sorrento, La 70778 Geismar, La 70734 

2171


June 21, 2004 


Glenda M. Nickens 

11440 N. Lake Sherwood, # F 

Baton Rouge, La 70816 

Elva Karina Nieto 

45568 N. Hwy. 936 

St. Amant, La 70774 

Toni S. Oubre 

407 Bunn St. 

Donaldsonville, La 70346 

Tracy G. Petite 

38085 Hwy. 621 

Gonzales, La 70737 

Carla N. Popularas 

10500 Coursey Blvd., Ste. 106 


Ashley McElreath Rogers 

P.O. Box 204 


Lyn S. Savoie 

P.O. Box 3513 


Robert O. Shamburger 

13298 Hwy. 44 


Wendy A. Simoneaux 

10474 Acy Rd., Lot 5 


Sherri F. Sliman 

18068 Swamp Rd. 

Prairieville, La 70769 

Dianne H. Theriot 

205 Railroad Ave. 


Amalia V. Theriot 

P.O. Box 629 

Plaquemine, La 70765 

Pamela G. Van Norman 

15185 Stafford Estates Rd. 


Joseph A. Venezia 

12469 Gravois Sub. Rd. 


Lucy Wells 

11100 Mead Rd., Ste. 200 


Glendora L. White 

10313 Airline Hwy. 


Naya Jean Wiley 

41394 Narvie Rd. 


Ladonna Grey Wilson 

400 Poydras St., Ste. 1540 

New Orleans, La 70130 

Jessica A. Young 

451 Florida St., 19th FL. 


Assumption 

Lana O. Chaney 

3201 Lee Dr. 

Pierre Part, La 70339 

Jacqueline M. Cox 

P.O. Box 1 

Napoleonville, La 70390 

Avoyelles 

Andrea D. Aymond 

P.O. Box 1791 

Alexandria, La 71309 

Mary Cain Beard 

766 Hwy. 1188 

Hessmer, La 71341 

Marilyn Monsour Blalock 

4246 Aspen Court 

Pineville, La 71360 

Frances Deglandon 

263 Firmin Rd. 


Lisa Dufour 

1769 Hwy. 114 


Matthew R. Foster 

P.O. Box 1095 

Marksville, La 71351 

Jody J. Guillory 

1335 Horseshoe Dr. 

Cottonport, La 71327 

Rebecca M. Laborde 

P.O. Box 806 


Pamela Robertson Normand 

373 Willie Clark Rd. 


June D. Normand 

117 East Ogden St. 


Beauregard 

Beth Arabie 

165 Arabie Ln. 

Ragley, La 70657 

Nancy J. Borel 

160 Myrtle St. 


Rhonda Cooley 

5410 Hwy. 26 

Deridder, La 70634 

Linda D. Ellender 

8727 Hwy. 171 

Longville, La 70652 

Cynthia B. Lafitte 

600 South Pine St. 


Larry A. Lauderback 

1581 Hayes Rd. 


Lakena Tracie Mathis 

270 Mike Mathis Rd. 


Debbie Mclain-McKee 

622 North Pine St. 


Russell B. Meissner 

P.O. Box 1531 


Scottie Mae Santiago 

320 Ampacet 


John A. Stebbins 

15850 Hwy. 171 


Roy G. Williams 

620 Longville Church Rd. 

Longville, La 70652 

Bienville 

Donna L. Basham 

P.O. Box 142 

Taylor, La 71080 

Cynthia A. Grigg 

201 Blake Rd. 

Ringgold, La 71068 

Sandra Hamilton 

2705 Oak St. 


Brenda Henderson 

331 Herrington Rd. 

Castor, La 71016 

Holly Henley 

380 E.W. Morgan Rd. 

Arcadia, La 71001 

Yolanda B. Jackson 

13359 Hwy. 154 

Gibsland, La 71028 

Terri D. Lawe 

3216 Hwy. 4 


Meg T. Weems 

P.O. Box 562 


Bossier 

L. W. Adams 

1845 Line Ave. 

Shreveport, La 71101 

Roger Adams 

P.O. Box 416 


Linda K. Anderson 

1501 Kings Hwy. 


Dianna R. Arnold 

611 Laura Lane 

Haughton, La 71037 

Rita Kay Bacot 

331 Milam St., Ste. 300 


Melinda K. Marrs Basco 

416 Travis St., Ste. 900 


Janine L. Beam 

2920 Knight St. 


Angelique M. Bearden 

1049 Crouch Rd. 

Benton, La 71006 

2172



June 21, 2004 

Cindy Briscoe 

1619 Jimmie Davis Hwy. 

Bossier City, La 71112 

James A. Burton, Jr. 

1204 Evangeline Circle 


Cynthia L. Carroll 

628 Stoner Ave. 


Gina R. Clements 



Deana R. Cline 

851 Olive St. 


Keith D. Cockerham 

2163 Airline Dr. 


Kristie L. Creed 

1666 E. Bert Kouns, Ste. 105 


Judy Crownover 

1619 Jimmy Davis Hwy. 


Rebecca G. Day 

9300 Mansfield Rd., Ste. 302 


Richard G. Delahaya 

6020 Braeburn Court 


Marie F. Deriso 

1115 Jack Wells Blvd. 


Lynda N. Dickson 

1749 Caplis Sligo Rd 


Mildred L. Dinkins 

3238 Barksdale Blvd. 


Kay Dubberly 

1312 North Hearne Ave. 


Carrie Jean Ball English 

201 Hayes Ball Rd. 


Johnette M. Evans 

1199 E. Bert Kouns Industrial 


Diana L. Ferguson 

1925 Alfred Ln. 


Brandy Ferguson 

3806 McCoy Dr. 


Tricia Firth 

620 Crockett St. 


Terry A. Frazier 

2719 Airline Dr. 


Steven Harold Futch 

163 East Kings Hwy. 


Patricia F. Gallion 

2911 Centenary Blvd. 


Suzanne Gerbine 

4907 Hazel Jones Rd. 


Debbie G. Gibbs 

108 Olive St., Dogwood South 


Lisa A. Gilbert 

8938 Kingston Rd. 


Cindy J. Giles 

401 Market St., Ste. 500 


Jon Gimber 

395 Lintwin Circle 


Althea C. Goodwin 

222 Lake St. 


Theresa A. Guajardo 

2 BW/JA 334 Davis Ave. E 

Barksdale, La 71110 

Jennifer K. Harper 



M. Linda Harris 

718 Humphrey Dr. 


Shelley Harvill 



Betty F. Harvison 

940 Margaret Place, Ste. 300 


Starla J. Hayes 

509 Milam 


Eulava T. Helmka 

910 Pierremont Rd., Ste. 107 


Lazondra T. Hill 

1510 Lexington Dr. 


Felicia D. Howard 

620 Benton Rd. 


Pamela Webb Hunt 

1785 Grimmett Dr. 


Brenda T. Inge 

333 Texas St. 


Jimmie T. Jarratt 

2105 Surrey Ln. 


Chalain W. Jordan 

4415 Thornhill Ave. 


Amy King 

2285 Benton Rd., Ste. A-100 


Norcha Lacy 

P.O. Box 659 

Doyline, La 71023 

Sydney Lance 

P.O. Box 400 

Princeton, La 71067 

Lois A. Lassetter 

3715 Youree Dr. 


Stella Lathen 

P.O. Box 5666 


Sally Leasure 

2001 Airline Dr., Ste. 106 


Catherine J. Leckie 

4906 Gen. Ashley Dr. 


Lars Laban Levy 

405 Broughton Circle 


Lavonne Lewing 

2931 East Texas St. 


Edwina Lindsay 

3018 Old Minden Rd. 


Aundria S. Loe 

10527 Hwy. 157 

Princeton, La 71067 

Deborah A. Lowtharp 



Theresa Maggio 

401 Thompson 


Billie Margaret Maynard 

3416 Bistineau 


Patricia A. McCarty 

428 W. McKinley Ave. 


Bridget McDuff 

6363 Hearne Ave., Ste. 210 


Deborah S. McGrath 



Kathy McKee 

624 Hickory Dr. 

Plain Dealing, La 71064 

Karen P. Melancon 

3694 Range Rd. 


Jan L. Melton 



Dale N. Montgomery, II 

2173


June 21, 2004 


P.O. Box 69 


Angela T. Moore 

5310 Kennon Ln. 


Stephen G. Moran 

333 Texas St., Ste. 1425 


Bobbie A. K. Noble 

401 Mohawk St. 


Tamara H. Norman 

2100 Forest Hills Blvd. 


Valerie A. Norris 



Debra B. Opperman 

419 Maple Ridge 


Wanda Susan Orr 

2701 Village Ln. 


Lori H. Pilkinton 

P.O. Box 59 


Shelly M. Purcell 

P.O. Box 850 


Angela Rhodes 

900 Pierremont, Ste. 111 


Carol A. Ricard 

410 Weavers Way 


Marcia M. Robinson 

3018 Old Minden Rd. Ste. 1105 


Monte Wayne Robinson 

123 Woodvale Creek 


Johnette Robinson 

5705 E. Texas, Apt. 58 


Constance Roe 

8821 Hollowbluff 


Courtney L. Roy 

1030 Wells Rd. 


Melissa L. Sanders 

9091 Ellerbe Rd., Ste. 200B 


Cynthia Schulze 

1915 Citizens Bank Dr. 


Winnie M. Scott 



Jerry Don Sherman 

4705 McGee Rd. 


Mary Ann Sikes 



Pamela D. Simek 

158 Southwood Dr. 


Jeanne M. Smith 

P.O. Box 9163 


Cheryl Smith 

5768 Gold Crest Dr. 


James M. Stewart 

2130 Benton Rd. 


Holly Sturdivant 

4600 Hwy. 80 East 


Crystal M. Tanner 

P.O. Box 2000 


Janet M. Toloso 

P.O. Box 850 


Cheryl Turman 



Beronica R. Washington 

P.O. Box 2000 


Billie Waterman 

5005 Longstreet Place #15 


Linda S. Waters 

221 Lillan St. 


Emily White 

124 N. Cloverleaf 


David L. Wicker, Jr. 

4585 E. Texas 


Pamela R. Wood 

5031 Hazel Jones Rd. 


Carolyn M. Yearling 

2929 Peach St. 


Nelson A. Zeringue, Jr. 

P.O. 585 


Caddo 

Deborah Ann Adams 

7025 Greenwood Rd. 


Clarice Adams 

15059 Keithville Keatchie Rd. 

Keithville, La 71047 

Joshua T. Adcock 

P.O. Box 7972 


Teresa M. Aegerter 

3337 E. Texas St. 


Amanda R. Ainsworth 

8500 Jackson Sq. Apt. 4F 


William Barton Alexander 



Sherri T. Allen 



Pamela L. Anderson 

6102 Alaska Ln. 


Cynthia W. Atkins 

121 Freestate Blvd. 


Trent P. Austin 

2924 Knight St., Ste. 424 


Acquella D. Autry 

2641 Drexel St. 


Diana Woodard Barber 

222 Lake St. 


Theresa Barker 

9474 Woodcrest Dr. 


Dorothy K. Barney 

2829 Doles Place 


Kimberly Barr 

P.O. Box 312 

Vivian, La 71082 

Dana J. Bartlett 

P.O. Box 1534 


Melody Bassett 

6007 Financial Plaza, Ste. 704 


Melissa L. Baudier 

3443 Broadmoor Blvd. 


Kathryn M. Beaird 

1545 E. 70th St., Ste. 200 


Deanna Beaubouef 

6141 Burgundy Dr. 


Teresa L. Beighley 

9303 Wiscassett Dr. 


Mary L. Coon Blackley 

P.O. Box 1807 


Conley E. Blake 

3344 Old Moringsport Rd. 


Shawn M. Bobbitt 

2174



June 21, 2004 

8866 Blanchard Furrh Rd. 


Terry T. Boddie, Jr. 

8400 Dog Dr. 

Mooringsport, La 71060 

Susan L. Bowers 

P.O. Box 202 


Reshonda Bradford 

4050 Linwood Ave. 


Lacinda Brantley 

3215 Knight St., Apt. 172 


Frank E. Brown, Jr. 

4615 Monkhouse Dr., Ste. 

A-15 


Brenda G. Bryant 

15050 Ellerbe Rd. 


Alicia King Bullock 

9999 Hwy. 80 

Greenwood, La 71033 

Rebecca C. Bussiere 

333 Travis St., 1st FL. 


Laura Peterson Butler 

P.O. Box 6798 


Nancy Lillian Cameron 

2204 McCutchen Ave. 


Kimberly H. Carmen 

10070 Toulouse Dr. 


Curtis A. Carrigan 

2039 Shadywood Ln. 


April Carter 

6201 Bert Kouns #879 


Christy Chaudhry 

9520 Wallace Lake Rd. 


James Grant Cherry 

505 Mt. Zion Rd 


Carol T. Clark 

6965 Buncombe Rd. 


Joni B. Collier 

3010 Newport St. 


Karin R. Collins 

12619 Hwy. 538 

Oil City, La 71061 

Deborah M. Couriskey 

601 W. Louisiana Ave. 


Phyllis A. Crady 

10114 Plum Point Rd. 

Oil City, La 71061 

Brandy Craft 

P.O. Box 400 


Linda Crouch 

6725 Buncombe Rd. #295 


Andrew Tarey Crump 



Stacey D. Dancy 

814 Jordan St. 


Sandra K. Davis 



Marilyn Payne Davis 

6956 Soda Point Dr. 


Weta Happiness Joiner 

Dowling 

10041 Norris Ferry Rd. 


Troy C. Dupree 

8125 Jewella Ave. 


Melissa R. Ebarb 

3014 Knight St. 


Angelina Elliott 

203 West Alabama 


Shonda L. England 

401 Edwards St., Ste. 1500 


Gina M. Silvio Etheredge 

125 Marrero Dr. 


Allen Lamar Evans 

2824 Tuscany Circle 


Vickie Sue Figueiredo 

1000 S. Spruce St. 


Bertel C. Fite 

P.O. Box 1231 


Dawn Fitzgerald 



Cynthia Ford 

617 David Dr. 


Larry W. Foreman 

2759 Long Branch Ln. 


Sheri L. Fredrick 

1295-B Shreve-Barksdale Hwy. 


Phillip Lloyd Gaydon 

4220 Reily Ln., Apt. G-201 


Karen E. Gilbert 

2075 Crabapple 


Rebecca M. Gilley 

6007 Financial Plaza, Ste. 704 


Eddie David Gilmer 

330 Marshall St., Ste. 777 


Margaret M. Glennon 

3500 Fairfield Ave. 


Kimberly J. Gootee 

9422 Normandie Dr. 


Daniel Ray Gordon 

5105 Hearne Ave. 


Lynda J. Gramling 

6885 Bert Kouns Ind. Loop 


Debbie B. Greer 

3507 Colquitt Rd. 


Paul C. Hall 

2817 Holly St. 


Tiffany Harris 



Debbie Richardson Hayes 

11376 Providence Rd. 


Jenny L. Hebert 

645 W. 75th St. 


Susan P. Hewitt 

6898 Hwy. 1 North 


Shirley J. Hollins 

750 Navaho Trail 


James Derek Holtsclaw 



Lynette Hooten 

6755 Broadacres 


Gail B. Howell 

3300 Dee St. 


William Reed Huguet 



Toby D. Huston 

2052 Crabapple Dr. 


Reshonda D. Jackson 

6260 Greenwood Rd., Apt. 102 


2175


June 21, 2004 


Kathleen C. Johnson 

8555 Fern Ave. 


Tara Johnston 



Georgia Johnston 

P.O. Box 1560 

Mansfield, La 71052 

Glenda L. Knotts 

6149 Gaylyn Dr. 


Jeran D. Knotts 

8200 Pines Rd. #2911 


Jackie Faye Lacour 

817 Navaho Trail 


Jimmy Lam 

4411 Greenwood Rd. 


Powell A. Layton, Jr. 

6425 Youree Dr., Ste. 140 


Lisa B. Lewis 

6885 Bert Kouns 


Jennifer M. Lopez 

8905 Adams Rd. 

Keithville, La 71047 

Lakesha Marshay Lott 

3000 Bert Kouns Loop 


Bonnelle Madden 

3428 Roy Rd. 


Lori S. Mainiero 

3500 Fairfield Ave. 


Marion P. Markray 

7813 Lotus Ln. 


Caren L. McCracken 

8381 Bea Ln. 


Margaret L. McFarland 



Kyle Christopher McInnis 



Amy McMullen 

9162 Buncomb Rd. 

Bethany, La 71007 

Carla Messer 

P.O. Box 1172 

Blanchard, La 71009 

Deann Miller 

412 Wyandotte 


Leandrea L. Milton 

1817 David Rains 

Shrevepport, La 71107 

Kathryn Mitchell 

2529 E. 70th St., Ste. 110 


Lori M. Monk 

P.O. Box 241 

Mooringsport, La 71060 

Talicia Moore 

1868 Kings Hwy., Ste. 110 


Deborah Gipson Moore 

711 Horseshoe Blvd. 


Tharessa C. Moses 

2975 Dee St. 


Julia C. Usher Murray 

333 Texas, Ste. 1800 


Benjamin R. Nash 



Ronald Norman 

7910 Don David Rd. 


Janice Pantalion 

P.O. Box 295 


Jennifer C. Pearson 



Cynthia W. Peatross 



Penny Penner 

6900 Buncombe Rd., Lot 5 


Donald Joseph Perrero 

10149 Thornwood Dr. 


Jeffrey Pou 



Tina Demetric Priest 

8200 Pines Rd. #3203 


William Craig Prothro 

1500 Line Ave., 2nd FL. 


Kimberly A. Ramsey 



John Marshall Rice 



E.T. "Scooter" Rushing 

9106 Redwing Ct. 


Christi L. Ryan 

7058 Old Morringsport Rd. 


Cheryl M. Salter 

1524 Concord Dr. 


Alice Sample 

318 E. 70th St. 


Karen Harrison Sapp 

207 Milam St., Ste. C 


John C. Schmidt 



Gayle E. Schroeder 

3789 Gorman Rd. 


Stephania A. Scott 

451 Clyde Fant Parkway 


Jeananne R. Self 

247 W. Kirkley Place 


Barbara Semon 

333 Unadilla St. 


Stacy L. Simpson 

1650 Lloyd St. 


Leslie S. Singhoff 

8804 Cromwell Dr. 


Diane Smart 

6201 Bert Kouns #844 


Danette L. Smith 

P.O. Box 4123 


Angela M. Smith 

4050 Linwood Ave. 


Becky L. Smith 



Carrie Smith 

P.O. Box 6140 


Teresa J. Stewart 

712 Milam, Ste. 201 


Shelly L. Stockton 

501 Texas St., Ste. 300B 


Jennifer Leigh Stovall 

4415 Thornhill Ave. 


Steven Brett Taylor 



Gregory Milton Taylor 

5057 Dixie Garden Dr. 


Dolores Theriac 

2176



June 21, 2004 

1420 Wells Island Rd. 


Al Theriac 

1420 Wells Island Rd. 


Willie Wallace Thomas 

1506 Belwood St. 


Misty L. Tidovsky 

8805 Line Ave., Ste. 200 


Brenda Tolar 

P.O. Box 5396 


Heather A. Tolbert 



Kim L. Tolliver 

9435 Blom Blvd. 


Frances L. Tonry 

P.O. Box 1071 


Alison Q. Touchstone 



Robin C. Walker 

659 Stephenson St. 


Michael Lewis Ware 



Robinette A. Waren 

2850 Lakeview Rd. 


Stephen A. Weeks 

128 Fountain Bleu 


Jennifer M. Whitaker 

7207 Legion Circle 


Blaine Wilkins 

846 Erie 


Shelia T. Williams 

1633 North Market St. 


Jennifer F. Willis 

525 Louisiana Ave. 


Shirley Anne Yates 

705 Texas St., Ste. C 


Jodi E. Zeigler 



Christine W. Zimmer 

4607 Orchid 


Calcasieu 

Holly Adams 

117 Robert Rd. 

Westlake, La 70669 

Liz Arnold 

2028 Houston River Rd. 


Eddie D. Austin, Jr. 

1531 Hodges St. 

Lake Charles, La 70601 

Leslie H. Baiamonte 

1333 Common St. 


Angie D. Basco 

2917 Ryan St. 


Beverly Elaine Baxter 

2707 Cline St. 


Kallyn B. Benoit 

2828 Hwy. 14 


Lisa Bertrand 

131 Jefferson Dr. 


Barbara Bordelon 

4412 Sarver 


Tina F. Bourgeois 

4100 Ryan St. 


Monica Breaux 

4830 Lake St. 


Nancy H. Brown 

P.O. Box 2900 


Tina Wilson Brown 

723 Broad St. 


Lori C. Campbell 

P.O. Box 7278 


Mary L. Cholley 

101 W. Prien Lake Rd. 


Marlena Clark 

634 Hwy. 171 N. 


Mike A. Clifton 

4189 Deer Run 


Fara Cloud 

1517 Goodwin St. 

Vinton, La 70668 

Christina Cormier 

3200 Westwood Rd. #26 


Pamela L. Courtney 

4350 Nelson Rd. 


Kathleen M. Delaney 



Sara N. Dickinson 



Amy E. Donovan 

512 Pujo St. 


Carmen D. Dugas 

P.O. Box 1890 


Sandra H. Dupre 

1990 N. Borel Dr. 


Stephen C. Dwight 

1400 Ryan St. 


Mona Fontenot 

315 Alamo St. 


Michelle Fontenot 

5297 Goos Ferry Rd. 


Faye Forsythe 

3522 McKinley St. 


Susan D. Fruge 

P.O. Box 1562 


Liz C. Fuselier 

6700 Petite Meadow 


Peggy D. Gary 

325 Jeanine St. 


Angela Gill 

27 Raintree Cove 


Cyrena Gillard 

3819 Kirkman St. 


Dena Granger 

1256 W. Houston River Rd. 

Sulphur, La 70663 

David Brian Green 

500 Kirby St. 


Ellen M. Guilbeaux 

1418 Hwy. 171 N. 


Vivian Guillory 

3576 Rachel Dr. 


Candy Guillory 



Janice N. Hagar 

1300 PPG Dr. 


Gloria L. Longoria Hardesty 

3616 Ryan St. 


Sandra Hartman 

2177


June 21, 2004 




Rachel Hebert 

505 Ash St. 


Jamie Comeaux Hebert 

1014 Alvin St. 


Heather H. Hebert 

2154 Swisco Rd. 


Wyvonne I. Hill 

P.O. Box 909 

Kinder, La 70648 

David H. Hunter, Jr. 

2131 22nd St. 


Elizabeth K. Istre 

2374 Hwy. 109 S. 

Vinton, La 70668 

Stacy L. Jackson 

P.O. Box 299 


Christine B. Jernigan 

One Lakeside Plaza, 4th FL. 


Linda J. Jones 

475 N. Perkins Ferry Rd. #23 


Emily Kyle 

2610 Deaton St. 


Mary M. Lacasse 

6337 Mark LeBleu Rd. 


Marcus P. Lacombe 

3102 Enterprise Blvd. 


Sophie Landry 

P.O. Box 87 

Hayes, La 70646 

Alandra A. Lazard 

2400 Fruge St. 


Fred C. LeBleu, III 

593 Sam Houston Jones Pkwy. 


Renee LeBleu 

1750 W. McNeese St. 


Charles L. Liddell 

719 Bank St. 


Amy L. Lorenz 

306 Live Oak St. 

Dequincy, La 70633 

Joel M. Lutz 

1114 Ryan St. 


Gregory D. Lyons 



Eleanor N. Mack 

1000 Main St. 


Deanna S. Marburger 

2028 Houston River Rd. 


Bonnie D. Marcantel 

616 Kirby St. 


Belinda Lewing Marcantel 

P.O. Box 5201 


Barbara I. McCain 

330 Walcot Rd. 


Michelle Leigh McIntyre 

P.O. Box 4410 


Rae L. McVey 

1211 Stephen Rd. 

Dequincy, La 70633 

Jessica L. Miguez 

1011 Lakeshore Dr., 2nd FL. 


Elizabeth L. Mixon 

500 Kirby St. 


Angelia Marie Moore 

2233 Orchid St. 


Christi L. Moring 

2911 Ryan St. 


Phyllis A. Morris 

1135 Lakeshore Dr. 


Martha Morris 

602 N. Hazel 


C. Rene Mouton 

915 Prairie Ct. 


Beth Lee Mueller 

2881 Scarlett Dr. 


Janet Naquin 

815 S. Huntington St. 


Aimee D. Oliver 

531 Clarence St. 


Dee Overduin 

810 Idlewilde Ln. 


Evelyn D. Paret 

1550 N. Chateau Dr. 


Tiffanie V. Potts 

P.O. Box 7278 


Debra Presgrove 

2357 E. Armand 


Adrienne L. Reed 



Kimberly A. Reeves 

3024 Ryan St. 


George Rivet 

2708 Scarlett Dr. 


Cathy Rosteet 

1000 Ryan St. 


Cynthia L. Roy 

120A Kirkman St. 


Kay Schexnider 

333 N. Perkins Ferry Rd. 


Kelie Schiro 



Tanis L. Sewell 

3955 N. Blue Sage Rd. 


Yvette Shaughnessy 

826 Ford St. 


Cecilia G. Sherer 

1107 Bilbo 


Jessica Shuff 

196 Willamsburg 


Marshall J. Simien, Jr. 

One Lakeshore Dr., Ste. 1110 


John J. Simpson 

P.O. Box 2900 


Karel W. Smith 

725 Misty Ln. 


Debbie Sockrider 

P.O. Box 5456 


Kristina F. Talbert 

1869 Easy St. 


Grace Thellen 

2316 Kirkman St. 


Amanda Joyce Thornton 

P.O. Box 4343 


Christina D. Thornton 

1322 Siouxan Dr. 


Raiechilla Trahan Touchstone 

4083 Deer Run Dr. 

2178



June 21, 2004 


Jessica L. Trahan 

3620 Gerstner Mem. Dr. 


Kathy Kieu Trinh 

P.O. Box 5394 


Jeffery Jason Vander 

1508 Quince St. 


Carla Vincent 

815 S. Huntington St. 


Crystal L. Whitaker 

1114 Ryan St. 


Tammy White 

131 Jefferson Dr. 


Cherry M. Wicker 

1807 Lake St. 


Trisha L. Wilfer 

3777 Gerstner Memorial Dr. 


Claudia Jacobs Williams 

2605 5th Ave. 


Debbie K. Williams 

231 Rio Hondo 


James M. Winford, Jr. 

P.O. Box 39 


Kenneth M. Wyrick, III 

One Lakeshore Dr., Ste. 1900 


Caldwell 

Christy Bailey 

P.O. Box 681 

Grayson, La 71435 

Kami Bird 

P.O. Box 662 

Columbia, La 71418 

James L. Carroll 



Cynthia Carroll 



Lori Crockett 

194 Sypert Circle 


Marva Lee Gregory 

4519 Hwy. 4 E. 


Rebecca Y. Manly 

P.O. Box 1628 


Shelley M. Oxner 

12210 Dan Bourgeois Rd 


Joe L. Rentz 

P.O. Box 191 


Lindia S. Robinson 

461 Hearn Island Dr. 


Floyd E. Pardue, Sr. 

2005 Templeton Bend Rd, #85 


Kelly P. Strong 

P.O. Box 627 


Elizabeth Weeks 

192 Weeks Rd. 


Cameron 

Brenda L. Brown 

2408 Heron St. 

Cameron, La 70631 

Cecil W. Clark, III 

3659 Trosclair Rd. 

Creole, La 70632 

Ashley M. David 

1472 Hwy. 717 

Gueydan, La 70542 

Shyla Ericson 

33 Bk Ellender Ln. 

Hackberry, La 70645 

Yolanda Renee Fountain 

2604 Glenprairie St. 


Lynn Griffith 

P.O. Box 549 


Rachelle Hebert 

3025 Lake St. 


Anne S. Henry 

P.O. Box 638 


Melissa K. Sonnier 

7997 Nelson Road 


Leann Stewart 

P.O. Box 549 


Delaine Theriot 

P.O. Box 549 


Samantha Wigley 

P.O. Box 549 


Recia Willis 

P.O. Box 549 


Bart Riley Yakupzack 

P.O. Box 1467 


Catahoula 

Susan V. Benoit 

P.O. Box 192 

Jonesville, La 71343 

Debra R. Hawkins 

703 Fritz St. 


Brandy Lynn McClure 

P.O. Box 277 


Honei Lynn Otwell 

P.O. Box 277 


Patricia Lynn Taylor 

P.O. Box 277 


Claiborne 

Linda R. Adams 

1170 Sexton Rd. 

Minden, La 71055 

Robert Casey Adams 

1191 St. John Rd. 

Athens, La 71003 

Michael E. Anderson 

706 N. Main 

Homer, La 71040 

Lisa C. Balkom 

1116 Sexton Rd. 


Bill H. Copeland 

6942 Hwy. 79 


Richard L. Dorrell 

413 North Main St. 


Penny S. Foust 

159 Corney Lake Rd. 

Bernice, La 71222 

William Brad Herriage 

360 Harris Rd. 


Charles Etta Johnson 

613 East Main St. 


Laci Lee 

830 Bella Vista 


Mary J. McDaniel 

P.O. Box 600 


Barbara M. Miles 

102 Broadway St. 


Rocky R. Pepper 

2711 E. Texas St. 


Rebecca C. Prine 

P.O. Box 478 


Lana M. Pugh 

1041 Airport Loop 

2179


June 21, 2004 


Hoimer, La 71040 

Elizabeth C. Sanders 

435 Sanders Rd. 


Ginger G. Woodall 

P.O. Box 600 


Concordia 

Gayle M. Cowan 

3215 Dunbarton Rd. 

Ferriday, La 71334 

Anna B. Ferguson 

1112 Second St. 


Kathy Martin 

1209 Peach St. 

Vidalia, La 71373 

Yolanda E. McClure 

300 Twin Lake Rd. 


Larisa Morace 

507 Forest Rd. 


Deborah Kiser Parks 

4489 Hwy. 568 


Phyllis Landers Stewart 

5 West Circle Dr. 


DeSoto 

Susan E. Adams 

P.O. Box 51367 


Kristie A. Berry 

110 Pecan St. 

Gloster, La 71030 

Frances Bryant 

769 Oxford Rd. 


Salley C. Burns 

132 Jamaica Rd. 

Noble, La 71462 

Diane B. Burr 

1453 Binning Rd. 


Dewanna A. Clark 

P.O. Box 31 

Logansport, La 71049 

Tammy Claybrook 

1111 Roberts Rd. 


Bonita Coker 

905 Rambin Rd. 

Stonewall, La 71078 

Twilla Dyess 

877 Hwy. 171 S., Apt. 29 


Darlene Eberhardt 

750 Southfield Rd. 


Sandy S. Etheredge 

509 Milam 


Jason W. Ferguson 

570 Lesa Ln. 


Mary Jean Foster 

P.O. Box 112 

Grand Cane, La 71032 

Rodney Fowler 

233 Mary St. 


Cathy Fuller-Mitchell 

217 Davis Rd. 


Susie Gresham Irelan 

P.O. Box 51367 


Kathy James 

302 Red Oak Dr. 


Tania B. Keller 

388 Sandpiper Ln. 


Jo Ellen Land 

P.O. Box 790 


Tina S. Lee 

1309 Dennis St. 


Jane Lemay Lindsey 

1432 Hwy. 171 


Dianne B. Mason 

3978 Smyrna Rd. 

Grand Cane, La 71032 

Terri C. McAllen 

P.O. Box 431 


Frances McKenzie 

3940 Hwy. 171 


Annie Waddle Melvin 

950 Sherwood Rd. 


Felicia Gray Palmer 

114 Claudia St. 


David R. Parker 

987 Speights Rd. 

Keatchie, La 71046 

Barbara Parker 

608 Collinswood Dr. 


Hillis S. Parker 

987 Speights Rd. 

Keitchie, La 71046 

Linda Porter 

14989 Hwy. 175 


Susan Lee Ruffin 

750 North Princeton 


Jacquelyn P. Sebastian 

P.O. Box 1299 


Terry G. Smith 

211 Mills Rd. 


Dana B. Smith 

1754 Hall Rd. 

Longansport, La 71049 

Arlene Hurdle Taylor 

687 Jessie Latin Rd. 


Mildred Veuleman 

877 Hwy. 171 South, Apt. 29 


Wende Wilson 

133 Lee Ln. 


Gina Wright 

433 Twin Oaks 


Vicky Yeglic 

122 Jefferson St. 


Teresa M. Young 

6434 Faust Dr. 


East Baton Rouge 

Dorie Abadie 

10305 Springrose Ave. 


Mary S. Adams 

6981 Highland Rd. 


Phillip L. Alleman 

16195 State Bank Dr., Ste. 400 


Jonathan Cunningham Augustine 

450 Laurel St., Ste 1101 


Jennifer E. Aycock 

222 St. Louis St., Ste. 776 


Randall S. Beard 

P.O. Box 4302 


Andrew J. Bernard 

1615 Perkins Rd. 


James M. Bernhard 

P.O. Box 3513 


Marcy C. Bienvenu 

2336 Dawson's Creek Lane 


Christopher Bourgeois 

450 Laurel St., Ste. 1600 


Richard L. Bourgeois, Jr. 

777 Florida St., Ste. 208 

2180



June 21, 2004 


Kristy Zeringue Boxberger 

11580 Perkins Rd. #129 


F. Veronica Bradley 

2111 Quail Run Dr. 


Kim L. Brooks 

704 Mayflower 


Jeremy C. Broussard 

207 Florida St. 


Michele S. Calandro 

P.O. Box 98029 


Robert L. Campbell 

732 North Blvd. 


Carla Marie Carboni 

3030 Congress Blvd. #1 


Donna Carmichael 

8126 One Calais Ave., 2C 


Natashia T. Carter 

1263 Government St. 


Darlene Boyd Casebonne 



Warren Corry Caswell 

1413 Jim Taylor Dr., Apt. 118 


Scott David Chenevert 

8555 United Plaza., 5th FL. 

Baton Rogue, La 70809 

Jennifer Taylor Chick 

One American Place, 9th FL. 


Debora L. Cobb 

1321 Normandy Dr. 


Jennifer L. Crick 

P.O. Box 1151 


Vera K. Crumby-Nance 

423 Spain St. 


Paul M. Davenport, Jr. 

543 Spanish Town Rd. 


Courtney Rene Decuir 



Winston G. Decuir, Jr. 



Bryan Denison 

340 Florida St. 


Yolanda J. Dixon 

P.O. Box 94183 


Mary H. Drabnis 

2924 Brakley Dr., Ste. A-1 


James E. Droddy 

2415 Quail Dr. 


Celeste E. Ellender 

4422 Lake Lawford Ct. 


Debbie Elmer 

5907 Golden Pheasant Court 


Sheldon Faulk 

P.O. Box 98029 


Michael A. Fiser 

617 Hebert St. 


Melanie Jeanne Forbes 

223 E. Ascension St. 


Douglas K. Foster 

123 Saint Ferdinand St. 


Brandon J. Fremin 

222 St. Louis St. 


Brandon Mark Frey 

P.O. Box 91154 


Mary Ashley Bell Frey 

P.O. Box 3513 


Nedra R. Frisby 

8026 Jefferson Hwy., Apt. 249 


Linda Sue Froeba 

P.O. Box 80535 


Ericka R. Gilbert 



Adrien M. Gingles 



Karen L. Godwin 

P.O. Box 442 


Terry M. Grow 

3518 Grant St. 

Baker, La 70714 

Kristi Deason Hagood 

P.O. Box 3238 


Jackie Neal Harris, Jr. 

301 Main St., Ste. 1250A 


Niles Bennett Haymer 

123 St. Ferdinand St. 


Sherrie Heard 

10232 Oliphant Rd. 


Christopher Hebert 

P.O. Box 4007 


Thomas Gregory Hessburg 

41075 Fairmont Ave. 


Beau Manning Higginbotham 

658 Spanish Town Rd. 


Philip Jason House 

5640 Airalo 


Janice S. Inness 

23114 S. Rosary St. 

Vacherie, La 70090 

Troy D. Jackson 

600 America St. 


Kevin Harold Johnson 

P.O. Box 2582 


Sheila L. Jones 

13013 Justice Ave. 


Joseph Brian Juban 

P.O. Box 15928 


Mary Virignia Kelly 

9035 Bluebonnet Blvd., Ste. 3 


Robin Richmond Klibert 

11580 Perkins Rd. #274 


Tedrick K. Knightshead 

4607 Alvin Dark #1 


Kathryn W. Landry 

8280 YMCA Plaza, Ste. 10A 


Cristine Laperouse 

3233 S. Sherwood Forest, #203 


David Leslie Lavergne 

P.O. Box 98029 


Robyn Rhea Lively 

1885 Wooddale Blvd., Rm. 620 


Robert M. Lucky 

909 Poydras St., 20th FL. 


Katherine E. Macdonald 

7716 John Newcombe Ave. 


Laurence Maginn 

1290 Park Blvd., Apt. 216 


2181


June 21, 2004 


Catherine Minter Maraist 



William Brett Mason 

P.O. Box 3197 


Jonathan D. Mayeux 

P.O. Box 3656 


Kendra F. McCune 

8658 Quarters Lake Rd. 


Margaret C. McFarland 

10114 Jefferson Hwy. 


Marie F. McGrew 

991 Colonial Dr. 


Sandra B. McMorris 

13862 Perkins Road 


Jason Luke Melancon 



Lawrence A. Melsheimer 

P.O. Box 695 


Melissa Miley 

3211 Monterrey Dr. 


Brian George Miranda 

1473 S. Redondo 


Bobbie Monroe 



Diana B. Moore 

618 Main St. 


William K. Morris 



Eliot R. Motlow 

8280 YMCA Plaza, Ste. 5-A 


Adrian G. Nadeau 

4041 Essen Ln., Ste. 500 


Erinn W. Neyrey 

P.O. Box 2471 


Christopher W. Nielson 

5157 Bluebonnet, Bldg. H 


Diane J. Ourso 

1223 East Stanwick Place 


William B. Owens, Jr. 

450 Laurel St., Ste. 1450 


Charlene Patterson 

5952 N. Fort Clarke Dr. 


Rhonda Payne 

6067 Mire Hwy. 

Church Point, La 70525 

Jody Philips 

855 Hearthstone Dr. 


Martha K. Pontureri 

8550 United Plaza, 4th FL. 


Stephanie M. Possa 

3225 Broussard St. 


Harold George Putnam 



Ursula Tranell Ransburg 


Zachary, La 70791 

Richard Randall Ray 



Laurie Kadair Redman 

5261 Highland Rd. #388 


Robert Duncan Reine 

604 St. Ferdinand 


Samuel Bradley Rhorer 

10566 Airline Hwy. 


James D. Riddle 

111 S. Range Ave. 

Denham Springs, La 70726 

Beverly C. Robinson-Downs 



Marisa LeBlanc Roper 

668 S. Foster Dr., Ste. 101 


Susan Rosenberger 

9270 Siegen Ln., Ste. 303 


Dominique Jones Sam 

1885 North Third St. 


Ryan M. Seidemann 

11580 Perkins Rd. #258 


Jeananne Self 

One American Place, 23rd FL. 


Steven Paul Slayton 

430 Europe St. 


Gretchen Kay Smith 



Scott J. Sonnier 

P.O. Box 98001 


Edgar Stewart Spielman 

One American Place, 9th FL. 


Paul Douglas Stewart, Jr. 

3767 Hyacinth Ave. 


Susannah O. Stinson 

8555 United Plaza, 5th FL. 


Amanda Noel Strickland 

P.O. Box 3197 


Christopher Scott Suba 



Douglas Swenson 

270 S. Sharp Rd. 


Deeya Tauzin-Richard 

6300 Corporate Blvd., Ste. 200 


Bertha Iturralde Taylor 

3865 Hyacinth 


Travis A. Taylor 



Ronyell Templet 

12832 Morgan Meadow 


Judith Dietrich Terrell 

12538 Parkvilla Ave. 


Yokeetta Williams Tillman 

855 S. Flannery Rd. #329 


Jeffrey E. Tomlinson 

445 North Blvd., Ste. 701 


Melanie A. Verzwyvelt 

138 McGehee Dr. 


Mary Janice Villarrubia 



Robert Benn Vincent, Jr. 

P.O. Box 3197 


Julie G. Walker 

2237 S. Acadian Thrwy 


Loretta Wallace 

1055 Masterson Dr. 


Alicia Edmond Wheeler 

P.O. Box 75258 


Sharyn Richard Wilcox 

P.O. Box 1151 


Travis Wilkinson 

2182



June 21, 2004 

P.O. Box 2997 


John Wesley Williams, Jr. 

2900 Moss St., Ste. B 

Lafayette, La 70501 

Kathleen M. Wilson 

363 3rd. St. #704 


Adrian L. Wilson 

8026 Jefferson Hwy. #130 


Elizabeth K. Womack 

2237 S. Acadian Thrwy. 


Kathrin E. Yates 

2415 Quail Dr., 3rd FL. 


East Carroll 

Phena Parker 

216 Lake St. 

Lake Providence, La 71254 

East Feliciana 

Mary Lee Aycock 

516 Myrtle Grove Ct. 

Jackson, La 70748 

Marsha Ann Evans 

7831 Castello Rd. 

Ethel, La 70730 

Claudia A. Holland 

P.O. Box 265 

Clinton, La 70722 

Tamarah Juneau 

12590 A. Perkins Rd. 


Dawn S. Mock 

531 Clover Ridge Dr. 


Geraldine F. "Jerry" Nettles 

3821 College St. 

Jackson, La. 70748 

Belinda T. Smith 

P.O. Box 20 


Tabatha Morgan Watts 

8132 S. Lakeshore Dr. 

Ethel, La 70730 

Evangeline 

Brian James Ardoin 

1927 Lou Anna St. 

Mamou, La 70554 

Claudia Bateman 


Ville Platte, La 70586 

Rachel F. Blanchet 

700 W. Lasalle 


Dana Calvin 

123 Church St. 

Chataignier, La 70524 

Hope D. Cole 


Oakdale, La 71463 

Stacey Y. Deshotel 

1262 Vince Lane 


Terry M. Fontenot 

1026 Delta Lane 


Dawn Poret Fontenot 

408 W. Cotton St. 


Jason P. Fontenot 

1231 W. Main St. 


Paula K. Guillory 

1127 Mayeauxville Rd. 


James Kirt Guillory 

1019 Mayeauxville Rd. 


Judy Lormand 

202 East St. 


Kathy Fontenot Meyers 

P.O. Box 268 


Paula Miller 

1127 Rollins Rd. 


Rick Miller 

357 Colt Ave. 


Christopher Richard Rutzen 

302 Main St. 


Brian J. Weimer 

P.O. Box 13199 


Franklin 

Connie Allbritton 

P.O. Box 82 

Chase, La 71324 

Mike Blackwell 

362 Hwy. 577 

Winnsboro, La 71295 

Betty R. Brown 

805 Hwy. 555 


June Johnson Davis 

616 Riser Rd. 


Michael Blake Kramer 

2110 Pine St. 


Sue D. McDonald 

1595 Cooter Point Rd. 

Gilbert, La 71336 

Laura McManus 

185 White Rd. 


Lawanda Parker 

219 Oliver Rd. 


Shae Robinson 

6624 Main Street 


Gary D. Robinson 

6624 Main St. 


Michele Smith 

252 Cooters Point Rd. 

Gilbert, La 71336 

Jo Ann Smith 

1460 Mauld Rd. 


Grant 

Betty S. St. Andrie 

P.O. Box 602 

Montgomery, La 71454 

Janna K. Batson 

P.O. Box 299 

Bentley, La 71407 

Katie Rogers Bunting 

111 Quail Ridge Rd. 

Pollock, La 71467 

Mary J. Chandler 

353 Briggs Rd. 


Cheri L. Doucet 

P.O. Box 135 

Bentley, La 71407 

Karen P. Doyle 

516 Frazier Cemetery Rd. 

Dry Prong, La 71423 

Kheli Durand 

279 Robertson Loop 


Candie Faraldo 

601 Fourth St. 

Colfax, La 71417 

Sherry Fryar 

4425 Monroe Hwy. 


Angela B. Jones 

1254 Dorchester Dr. 


John C. Jordan 

P.O. Box 8555 


J. Elray Lemoine 

2157 Hwy. 122 


Heather M. Rachal 

488 Mundy Loop 

Colfax, La 71417 

Crissy P. Shirley 

209 Conley Dr. 


Renee' Silk 

379 Hwy. 502 

Georgetown, La 71432 

Pat Simmons 

246 Hall Subdivision Rd. 


2183


June 21, 2004 


Iberia 

Michael Chris Aguillard 

804 Oswald St. 

New Iberia, La 70563 

Mary A. Anderson 

602 Emmeline St. 


Sharene Boudreaux 

522 N. Railroad 

Delcambre, La 70528 

Judy D. Bourque 

305 Bayard St. 


Michael W. Boutte 

3119 College Rd. 

Jeanerette, La 70544 

Elmire P. Brennan 

312 Oak St. 


Cordelia R. Broussard 

2105 Ave Belle Terre 


Winona Champagne 

501 St. Mary St. 


Peggy Sue Clark 

3000 Deslatte Rd. 


Sandra R. Courrege' 

2803 Bodin Rd. 


Jeanie Marie Ratcliff Hebert 

4704 Bull Island Rd. 


Yvonne P. Jolivette 

826 French St. 


Carl S. Jolivette 

511 Orleans Ave. 


O'Neal Jones, III 

609 Park Ave. 


Mae M. Lasalle 

403 Victory Dr. 


Lyn I. Lasalle 

633 Ashton 


Rosalind R. Lewis 

1818 Wanda Dr. 


Laura L. Lomenick 

3000 Chalfonte Crescent 


Renee M. Louviere 

830 E. Main St. 


Marion P. Martin 

406 Rosemount Dr. 


Antoinette Z. McIntyre 

7806 Jefferson Island Rd. 


Andrea B. Miller 

1516 Jules Rd. 


April N. Petry 

P.O. Box 9207 


Jean Marie Poe 

600 Magnolia Ave. 


Chandi L. Prados 

P.O. Box 641 


Jan Richard 

303 S. Bourque St. 


Kimberly N. Romero 

803 Beverly St. 


Mandy Runnels 

209 Acadian 


Janet Slaughter 

315 Country Dr. 


James C. Sprague, III 

4019 Romero Rd. 

Youngsville, La 70592 

Skye C. Sturlese 

2403 Louisiana Dr. 


Amie Landry Varnado 

706 Evergreen Dr. 


Arilda C. Viator 

4006 Stelly Rd. 


Iberville 

Nedi A. Cannella 

114 Nicholls St. 


Angela M. Cavalier 

P.O. Box 659 


Timothy L. Collins 

59126 Birch St. 


Donald R. Derouen 

58043 Court St. 


Marcia M. Freeman 

P.O. Box 659 


Caroline Wilbert Giedd 

P.O. Box 512 


Dana R. Kimble 



Brian G. Miranda 

26030 Tenant Rd. 


Gail Molliere 



Stacy P. Pierce 

P.O. Box 738 


Jackson 

Jo Ellen H. Allen 

2001 Macarthur Dr. 


Danny M. Anderson 

320 Sherman Rd. 

Quitman, La 71268 

Elizabeth Ann Cheatwood 

279 Durbin Circle 

Jonesboro, La 71251 

Regina Jinks 

327 Caney Creek Dr. 


Brenda D. Porter 

2167 Walker Rd. 


Angela K. Robinson 

1647 Arcadia Hwy. 

Quitman, La 71268 

Phillip Hayes Vines 

178 Scenic Rd. 

Choudrant, La 71227 

John R. Williams 

1200 Maple St. 


Jefferson 

Ryan Duane Adams 

2668 Long Branch Dr. 

Marrero, La 70072 

Russ Adams 

147 Jefferson Heights Ave. 

Jefferson, La 70121 

Alan D. Alario, II 

701 N. Causeway Blvd. 

Metairie, La 70001 

Mekel Smith Alvarez 



Donna L. Angelle 

405 Gretna Blvd., Ste. 112 

Gretna, La 70053 

Robert E. Arceneaux 

47 Beverly Garden Dr. 


Wilbur J. "Bill" Babin, Jr. 

3027 Ridgelake Dr. 


Helen Marie Barrios 

3537 18th St. 


Patty S. Battard 

4905 Toby Ln. 

2184



June 21, 2004 

Kenner, La 70065 

Ryan E. Beasley 

38387 N. Causeway, Ste. 301 


Bradley R. Belsome 



Michael Patrick Bono 



John Calvin Box 



Kathleen M. Brandner 

5109 Belle Dr. 


Michael S. Brandner, Jr. 



Melanie Kaye Breaux 

365 Canal St., Ste. 2000 


Patricia G. Breckenridge 

141 E. Oakridge Park 


Kristen J. Bryant 

1546 Gretna Blvd. 

Harvey, La 70058 

Christina Parra Bullock 

59 Beresford Dr. 


Tara L. Burregi 



Riley John Busenlener 



Mark C. Carver 

1010 Common St., Ste. 2600 


Carlina Carmencita Castro 

3445 N. Causeyway Blvd. #510 


Erwin A. Caswell, Jr. 

1923 Metairie Heights Ave. 


Jason A. Cavignac 



Autumn L. Cheramie 

303 Huey P. Long Ave. 


Amy Vandeveer Christina 



Andrea B. Clark 

180 W. Esplanade Ave. 


John F. Clark, IV 



Keith A. Conley 

285 W. Esplanade #303 


Michael G. Crow 

One Galleria Blvd., Ste. 1100 


Mary E. Dey 

228 St. Charles Ave., Ste. 626 


Ayesha Dinshaw 

6 Chateau du Jardin 


Victor A. Dorsey, Jr. 

6104 Westbank Expressway 


Julie-Ann A. Duhe' 



Brock D. Dupre 

4500 One Shell Square 


Kathleen Finley Duthu 

P.O. Box 641912 


Jeremy D. Dwyer 

200 Derbigny, Ste. 527 


Aimee C. Edwards 

3350 Ridgelake Dr., Ste. 108 


Brian J. Eiselen 

525 Huey P. Long Ave. 


Jeanette M. Engeron 



Frank Christopher Eymard 

4610 15th St. 


Charles Devin Fadaol 

3445 N. Causeway., Ste. 800 


Timothy P. Farrelly 



Frank Vincent Forte 

536 W. William David Pkwy. 


Pedro F. Galeas 



Derek D. Gambino 

2106 31st Court 


Monica Gant 

3838 N. Causeway, 29th FL. 


Mark T. Garber 



James Garvey 



Gregory Giangrosso 



George E. Gilkers 

512 Oaklawn Dr. 


Nicole Michelle Gober 

1400 Stonebridge Dr. 


Kelly B. Green 

601 Poydras St., 21st FL. 


Toni L. Green 

3939 Veterans Blvd. #204 


Jeffrey James Guidry 

12 Moselle Dr. 


Ronald J. Guillot, Jr. 

701 Poydras St., Suite 4700 


Alane M. Haik 

P.O. Box 10775 


George P. Hebbler, Jr. 

3636 S. I-10 Ser. Rd. W, # 300 

Metarie, La 70001 

Kimya M. Holmes 

4 Goldenrod Ln. 

Waggaman, La 70094 

Catherine Orwig Hunter 



Allison Kathka Hymel 



Martins I. Imudia 

3201 Danny Park, Ste. 204B 


John A. Jeansonne, III 



Matthew H. Kittok 

201 South Galvez St. 


Wendelin E. Knight 

701 Magazine St. 


Mei-Yee Kung 



Andre' J. Lagarde 



Melanie Griggs Lagarde 



Anthony Lanasa 

909 Poydras St. #2000 


2185


June 21, 2004 


Stephanie J. Langlois 

1511 Carnation Ave. 


James Kenneth Ledoux 



Richard K. Leefe 



Andrew D. Locicero 

3414 Canal St. 


Catherine J. Luccioni 

127 Athania Pkwy. 


Bradley J. Luminais, Jr. 



Carey C. Lyon 

One Shell Square, 50th FL. 


Abbey A. Mack 



Cindy Galpin Martin 

3009 41st St. 


Stacey Zimmer Martinez 



Freeman R. Matthews, III 

1717 St. Charles Ave. 


Kevin M. McGlone 



Sabrina L. McLaughlin 

401 Whitney Ave., Ste. 410 


Michael Menasco, Jr. 

343 Third St., Ste. 506 


Nancy Anne Miller 



Diana M. Miller 

P.O. Box 432 

Grand Isle, La 70358 

Reed S. Minkin 



Stephen D. Morel 



Chad P. Morrow 



Ashley David Nichols 

P.O. Box 8957 


Shantel C. Octave 

4224 Florida Ave., Ste. 5 


Daniel T. Pancamo 



Jason B. Patrick 

P.O. Box 24726 


Donald Gerard Piglia 

421 Loyola Ave., Rm. 202 


Mariella Borel Porter 

168 Janet Dr. 

Avondale, La 70094 

Richard F. Price, Jr. 

474 Metairie Rd. #203 


Marcia King Reck 

161 Willow Dr. 

Gretna, La. 70053 

Andrea L. Ribando 

802 Second St., Div. G 


Shannon Casey Rodriguez 



Susan Rogge 



Rose D. Rome 

3925 N. I10 Ser. Rd., Ste. 229 


Ery M. Saint-Louis 

P.O. Box 339 


William Allen Schafer 

8480 Hwy. 23, Ste. 300 

Belle Chasse, La 70037 

Samuel John Scillitani, Jr. 

819 4th St. 


Natalie Rochele Segura 

10021 Tiffany Dr. 

River Ridge, La 70123 

Donna Shakerin 

521 N. Atlanta St. 


Karen Waters Shipman 

601 Poydras St., 21st. FL. 


Gregory C. Smith 



Jerome G. Smith, III 

816 Ridgewood Dr. 


Alice Catherine Snee 



Elizabeth Lynne Stolze 

701 S. Peters St., Ste. 300 


Angelle Schmidt Stuart 



Elise Manning Stubbe 

110 Veterans Blvd., Ste. 300 


Peter Rosario Tafaro 

3838 N. Causeway Blvd. #2900 


Peggy E. Toney 

2019 B. Jefferson Hwy. 


Olivia D. Toth 

901 Veterans Blvd. #209 


Kim Huong Ashley Tran 



Jason Treigle 

909 Poydras St. #2000 


Frederick J. Tufts 

P.O. Box 8180 


Emile Louis Turner, Jr. 

424 Gravier St. 


Jean O. Turner 

424 Gravier Street 


John E. Unsworth, Jr. 

P.O. Box 8288 


Serena Conosciani Vaughan 

802 2nd St., 2nd FL. 


Brandon Venegas 

P.O. Box 55634 


Cindy C. Walker 

424 Gravier Street 


Ann M. H. Weissmann 



Cindy Weldon-Laforet 

1907 Veterans Blvd. 


James J. Whittenburg 



Cheryl Lynn Wild 

P.O. Box 441 


Juana L. Winfield 



Joyce Duhe Young 



Jennifer L. Zeringue 

2186



June 21, 2004 

401 Weyer St. 


Jefferson Davis 

Jessica Lynn Bertrand 

815 Cole Ln. 

Elton, La 70532 

Amanda Marie Boudreaux 

16374 Hwy. 26 

Jennings, La 70546 

Shawn Cheri Broussard 

406 Arthur Ave. 

Lake Arthur, La 70549 

Troy A. Broussard 

P.O. Box 3768 


Karen G. Campbell 

1011 Florence St. 


Alice D. Crochet 

3630 Crochet Rd. 


Jeannie Daniels 

14269 Ardoin Cove Rd. 

Welsh, La 70591 

Markeitha C. Fontenot 

11336 Henry Rd. 


Judy Foreman 

4100 Maplewood Dr. 


Rebecca J. Freeland 

P.O. Box 400 


Danielle Gary 

805 North Main St. 

Elton, La 70532 

Linda B. Gary 

P.O. Box 268 


Phyllis C. Gray 

1802 Joe Louis Street 


Tina M. Guidry 

810 W. Nezpique 


Craig Steve Gunnell 

P.O. Box 1446 


Mona B. Hastings 

P.O. Box 6863 


Jennifer C. Landry 

4406 Pine Island Hwy. 


Clidean West LeBlanc 

531 Felix St. 


Beulah Dazetta Lewis 

225 N. Ave. C 

Crowley, La 70526 

Lori Carroll Moreau 

20431 Bebee Rd. 

Iowa, La 70647 

Danielle Derouen Price 

203 S. Oak 


Barbara Smith 

3787 Tommy Rd. 


Shawanda Gaye Sowells 

P.O. Box 228 

Fenton, La 70640 

Lynnette Torrans 

18624 Augustine Rd. 

Iowa, La 70647 

Anna L. Vandever 

714 Decker St. 


Joy S. Zaunbrecher 

821 N. Hwy. 26 


Lafayette 

Cynthia A. Acosta 



Andrea Leigh Albert 

P.O. Box 3527 


Larry A. Aucoin, Jr. 

118 Norman Dr. 


Callie P. Avera 

409 Ravine Run Dr. 


William J. Bayard, III 

109 Stewart St. 


Simone G. Beard 

5601 W. Congress 

Duson, La 70529 

Vicki L. Blanchard 

1072 Patin Rd 

Breaux Bridge, La 70517 

Rachel F. Blanchet 

102 Hawthorne Rd. 


Jennifer Bonneau-Oncale 

601 St. Frances St. 


Sue Boudreaux 

402 Convent St. 


Catherine Brasseux 

P.O. Box 2053 


Nicole B. Breaux 

1020 Surrey St. 


Erin Therese Broussard 

315 S. College Rd., Ste. 210 


Harry K. Burdette 

415 Beverly Dr. 

Lafayete, La 70503 

Monica G. Calvert 

404 Bellvue Plantation 


Cara Carline 

104 Cane Ridge Circle 


Shawn A. Carter 

220 Heyman Blvd. 


Pearl M. Champagne 

P.O. Box 51367 


Carey Chopin 

511 Cedar Crest Court 


Peggy Sue Clark 

1015 St. John St. 


Sarah "Jeanie" Cloud 

407 Odessa Rd. 


Elaine W. Conrad 

111 Gravenhage Circle 


Rhonda M. David 

1401 W. University Ave. 


Darleen David 

102 Rebecca Dr. 


Sandra B. Davidson 

122 St. Paul Ave. 


Kelly D. Delhomme 

201 W. Butcher Switch Rd. 


Steven Joseph Diebold 

P.O. Box 3764 


Kim-Lich Bui Dinh 

126 Perez Dr. 

Scott, La 70583 

Bridget L. Dugas 

104 Village Ln. 


Candice E. Duhon 

214 Nova Scotia Dr. 


Connie Dumatrait 

103 W. Martial Ave. 


Renee' A. Dupuis 

520 Robert Lee Circle 


John Andrew Durrett 

1313 W. Pinhook Rd. 


Jules David Edwards, III 

800 South Buchanan., 5th FL. 


2187


June 21, 2004 


Guy Cornwell Ellison, III 

603 Wilson St., Apt. 3 


Cynthia Fernandez 

104 Riverwoods Dr. 


Erin H. Fontenot 

P.O. Box 53669 


Karen Frederick 



John H. Galloway 

304 Vital St. 


Jose E. Garcia 

134 Chantilly Circle 


Bobby Robertson George 

2014 W. Pinhook, Ste. 100 


Rochelle A. Godeaux 

120 Supply Rd. 


Jacqueline M. Godeaux 

208 Burlington Ave 

Broussard, La 70518 

Pamela A. Guidry 

108 Boring Circle 


Debbie Guidry 

99 Theo St. 


Lynn A. Guidry 

123 Erika Dr. 


Sandra Hargrave 

315 Guilbeau Rd., Apt. 423 


Rebecca F. Hartwell 

101 Tanya St. 


Leigh Ann Haynie 

1009 Kidder Rd. 

Carencro, La 70520 

Michelle Hebert 

701 W. Admiral Doyle Dr. 


Juanita B. Hollier 

303 W. Vermilion, Ste. 210 


Sandra Howington 

113 Arbor Dr. 


Jessica M. Hughes 

106 Longpoint Rd. 


Melissa Menard Hulin 

118 Fernway Ln. 


Alicia M. Jacob 

413 Travis St. 


Patrick A. Johnson 

1015 St. John St. 


Paul Matthew Jones 

822 Harding St. 


Mary Jo Junot 

211 Winbourne Ave. 


Stacy N. Kennedy 

406 Audubon Blvd., Ste. A 


Stephanie Kidder 

887 Tower Rd. 

Rayne, La 70578 

Elisabeth Ransome Kraft 

P.O. Box 3527 


Patricia L. Lail 

208 Amesbury Dr. 


Nancy R. Landry 

P.O. Box 53288 


Connie B. Landry 

305 Belle Dame Dr. 


Matthew D. Lane, Jr. 

515 S. College Rd., Ste. 130 


Marlo R. Lecamus 

P.O. Box 866 


Rosalind R. Lewis 

402 W. Convent 


Janet Nicely Lockhart 

117 Horseshoe Dr., Unit 1 


Kimberly Ruth Louper 


Opelousas, La 70571 

Norma M. Louviere 

147 Racca Rd. 


Benjamin N. Mader 

406 Dafney Dr. 


Jacqueline B. Manecke 

P.O. Box 53866 


Marion P. Martin 

P.O. Box 53492 


Katherine Paine Martin 

P.O. Box 81338 


Gerrie T. Martin 

110 Belle Maison Dr. 


Gretchen Heider Mayard 



Brandi Mayet 

600 Jefferson St., Ste. 1000 


Katrina McCarthy 

P.O. Box 61400 


Quint McCord 

P.O. Box 61046 


Kolette L. McDowell 

412 W. University, Ste. 102 


Jessica L. McGee 

101 La Rue France, Ste. 400 


Annette V. Meaux 

3505 Golden Grain Rd. 

Rayne, La 70578 

Faye L. Melancon 

100-F Running Deer Dr. 


Lena Molitor 

325 Audubon Blvd. 


Darlene Monette 

218 Nova Scotia Dr. 


Mary Moore 

P.O. Box 518 

Cecilia, La 70521 

Richard Harriman Morgan 

P.O. Box 51222 


Lisa A. Moring 

512 Braquet Rd. 


Travis Lamoine Mose 

715 NW Evangline Thwy. 


Angela J. Mouton 

220 Catholique Rd. 


H. Andrew Myers 

P.O. Box 99 


Jan M. O'Neal 

118 Kincade Court 


Cheryl M. Ory 

116 Barracuda St. 


Douglas M. Palombo 

1001 W. Pinhook Rd. 


Kay Patin 

1220 Camellia Blvd. 


Mason Perrault 

2188



June 21, 2004 

1003 Rosedown Lane 


Scott E. Peyton 

213 Presbytere Parkway 


Tammy Parker Pratt 

102 Lockeport Circle 


Stephen Maury Prewitt 

207 Gina Dr. 


Scott M. Prudhomme 

P.O. Box 3385 


John G. Rebstock, Jr. 

1010 Auburn Ave. 


Jason Thomas Reed 

2938 Hwy. 93 

Sunset, La 70584 

Susan M. Reed 

111 Hesper Dr. 


Michelle Rice 

210 Venture Way 


Mandy Runnels 

2014 W. Pinhook, Ste. 503 


Rainey Schexnider 

108 Pomerol Place 


Sally Theresa Segura 

1300 Lady of the Lake Rd. 

Saint Martinville, La 70582 

Felicia L. Smith 

4400-A Amb. Caffery, Bx 318 


Monica Sogga 

4810 Industrial Dr. 


Lana Soileau 

1026 St. John 


Judith Stelly 

804-A Souvenir Gate 


Regena Stelly 

229 Stelly Rd. 


Mark Edward Stipe 



Charles Stockton 

138 Pinnacle Dr. 


Virginia Scrivner Swan 

P.O. Box 51547 


Melissa L. Theriot 

2020 Johnston St. 


Sandra Thibodeaux 

3629 I 49 S. Service Rd. 


Keith P. Touchet 

1408 W. Willow St. #J62 


Beverly H. Toups 

213 Bartmoor Dr. 


Rebecca T. Trahan 

128-C Steiner Rd. 


Susan F. Trahan 

212 Highland Dr. 


Harry Lane Tuten, III 



Aimee Waguespack 

204 Denette St. 


Donna M. Walker 

120 Percy Rd. 


Heather K. Walker 



Barbara A. Williams 

404 Martin St. 


Cassie Lynn Willis 

P.O. Drawer 94-C 


Jason E. Wilson 

926 Coolidge Blvd. 


D'Lane A. Wimberley 

199 Southfield Pkwy 


Jonathan L. Woods 

P.O. Drawer 94-C 


Lafourche 

Elizabeth R. Daigle 

3154 Hwy. 316 

Gray, La 70359 

Misael A. Jimenez, Jr. 

P.O. Box 340 

Larose, La 70373 

LaSalle 

Rhonda Buffington Goodman 

P.O. Box 635 


Courtney David Hutchinson 

534 Nebo Belah Rd. 

Trout, La 71371 

Sherry Poole 

P.O. Box 1889 

Jena, La 71342 

Candace G. Poole 



James Robbins 

P.O. Box 26 


Angie J. Sandifer 

P.O. Box 2408 


Stephanie Stapleton 

P.O. Box 26 


Nancy R. Thompson 

P.O. Box 602 


Lincoln 

Randell Alexander 

P.O. Box 428 


Stacie Ambrose 

P.O. Box 344 


Cheryl J. Anderson 

1610 Furman St. 

Ruston, La 71270 

Cherri Barmore 

410 S. Farmerville St. 


Heather Billberry 

1255 Henry Rd. 

Dubach, La 71235 

Joyce M. Colvin 

P.O. Box 777 


Christi Faulkner 



Terri R. Frasier 

8308 Hwy. 822 


Sandy L. Freeman 

P.O. Box 758 


Georgia Fuller 

415 Moody Rd. 


I. Rebecca Garza 

704 Tarreyton Dr. 


Shelia Gilmore 

2735 Martha St. 

Simsboro, La 71275 

William Kyle Green 

622 Burgessville Rd. 


Jana B. Gulledge 

1511 N. Trenton 


Heather Rhea Harrel 

116 Killgore Rd., Ste. 4 


John Tom James, Jr. 

2189


June 21, 2004 


P.O. Box 1482 


Cindy Jones 

163 Emory Rd. 


James H. Jones 

422 Carriage Way 


Karan Kirkham 

656 Walker Rd. 


Alisha Levingston 

1406 Taylor St. 


Mary C. Littrell 

2301 McDonald Ave. 


Vonda B. Madden 

1511 N. Trenton St. 


Kellie S. Malone 

904 Orleans Dr. 


Fonda Malone 

1306 Mlk Dr. 


Faye McMichael 

200 Breard 

Monroe, La 71201 

Don Samuel Mears 

P.O. Box 4745 


Carlene Myers 

823 Hwy. 152 


Tracy L. Oakley 



Mona L. Palzer 

744 Mondy Rd. 


Jennifer C. Pesnell 

1317 Robnette Dr. 


Carey Rushing 

1900 Farmerville Hwy. 


Sharon P. Shrell 

P.O. Box 150 


Sybil F. Smalling 

2402 Martha St. 


William Stewart 

3500 Arthur Dr. 


Tim Taunton 

3312 English Turn 


Glenn Theis 

413 Natchitoches 

West Monroe, La 71291 

Bonnie Thomason 

410 S. Farmerville St. 


James L. Walker, Jr. 

P.O. Box 150 


Lisa C. Whitard 

400 N. Vienna 


Steve White 

7344 Hwy. 80 West 


William E. Young 

321 McGuire Rd. 


Livingston 

Patsy Love Appling 

139 Del Norte Ave. 


Melissa W. Arcement 

121 Joan St. 


Brenda Brooks Campbell 

7335 Cherrydale Dr. 


Kim H. Davis 

9952 Summerfield Dr. 


Deette K. Dendy 

403 Cockerham Rd. 


Douglas Charles Dorhauer 



Connie M. Easterly 

142 Del Norte Ave. 


Evelyn Gaudet 

12324 River Highlands Dr. 


Sheree M. Harrell 

18594 Hood Road 

Livingston, La 70754 

Judith B. Harris 

8687 United Plaza., 5th FL. 


Susan C. Hazleton 

26250 Juban Rd. 


Barbara A. Holcombe 

36062 Reinninger Rd. 


Johnny R. Huckabay, II 



Kelli F. Jordan 

8130 Versailles Ave. 


Wanda S. Kelly 

13490 Lakeview Dr. 


Sasha Kidder 



Sheila G. Kinchen 

P.O. Box 106 

Albany, La 70711 

Elaine D. Kinchen 

P.O. Box 11 

Hammond, La 70404 

Donna G. LeBlanc 

13915 Amber Lane 

Walker, La 70785 

Susan C. Lemoine 

37728 Rue De Vior 


Debra McKinney 

P.O. Box 313 


Danielle Brock Mensman 

2355 Drusilla Ln. 


Christopher Steven Mensman 

P.O. Box 98001 


Mary Katherine Metternich 



Melissa A. Neyland 

8455 Pink Graves Rd. 


Valencia Walker Phelps 

10694 Sims Rd. 


Erik Stafford Pittman 

1207 Florida Ave. East 


Lorrie E. Powers 

448 Cockerham Ave. 


Jeffery P. Purpera, Jr. 



Jacquelyn J. Reed 

440 Foster St. 


Janice Reese 

8440 Jefferson Hwy. #301 


Angela D. Sibley 

P.O. Box 639 


Patricia S. Stubbs 

10501 Eagle Crest Rd. 


Rebecca Tripp 

9293 Claudette Ln. 


Jason M. Verdigets 

35995 Portsmouth 


Tasha K. West 

2190



June 21, 2004 



Jesse K. Williams 

32789 La Hwy. 1036 

Holden, La 70744 

Fred L. Winder 

P.O. Box 561 

Springfield, La 70462 

Madison 

Beth Anne Brazil 

204 East Oughbourne St. 

Tallulah, La 71282 

Len Neumann 

13 Crothers Dr. 

Tallulah, La 71282 

Michael Wilson 

13 Crothers Dr. 

Richmond, La 71282 

Morehouse 

Rebecca Lee Allred 

9194 Kenny Kimball Rd. 

Bastrop, La 71220 

Joseph E. Chaney, III 

294 Hwy. 3048 

Rayville, La 71269 

Charissa Annette Holmes 

211 Williams Dr. 


Amy B. Jones 

6685 Sonny Boy Yeldell 


Phyllis Eubanks Knight 

7327 James Chunn Rd. 


Kelly C. Lindeman 

9316 Cooper Lake Rd. 


Nancy M. Long 

P.O. Box 2350 


Patrice D. Smith 

2205 Gemini Dr. 


Natchitoches 

Kathy R. Allen 

5771 Hwy. 1 Bypass 

Natchitoches, La 71457 

Betty S. St. Andrie 

P.O. Box 602 


Katrice R. Baker 

4115 University Pkwy. 


Yolanda Denise Bobb 

P.O. Box 451 


Joyce A. Boyt 

146 Rue St. Denis St. 


Jo Nell Burr 

430 Keyser Ave. 


Sheila Carpenter 

349 Eugene Garrett Rd. 

Winnfield, La 714783 

Brian A. Carroll 

104 Riverview Dr. 

Bermuda, La 71456 

Janice M. Cross 

5879 Hwy. 1 By-pass 


Beverly A. Faulkner 



Linda S. Fobb 

1116 Amulet St. 


Dawn M. Gandy 

P.O. Box 668 

Provencal, La 71468 

Kecia Rae Glynn 

714 Fourth St. 


Buford I. Grappe 

1647 Clark Rd. 

Campti, La 71411 

Kimberly F. Lacaze 

137 Trudeau St. 


Susan Martin 

1509 Barclay Drive 


Sylvia L. McGaskey 



Kristin Nelson 

242 Keyser Ave., Pmb 240 


Donna Rister Owens 

1218 Lena-Flatwoods Rd. 

Lena, La 71447 

Bobbie J. Plaisance 

8979 Hwy. 117 

Provencal, La 71468 

Lesley Ramian 

250 Plantation Point Blvd. 


Lona Saffel 

4045 US Hwy. 71/84 


Doris Sanders 

1400 Sabine St. 


Rachel Jeanette Smith 

P.O. Box 70 


Lee P. Vickers 

200 John Prudhomme Rd. 

Natchez, La 71456 

Cristy L. Walker 

P.O. Box 319 


Elizabeth Allums Widhalm 

316 Stephens Ave. 


Orleans 

Kiana M. Aaron 

3421 N. Causeway, 9th FL. 


John Nicholas Adriani, Jr. 



Alicia Aranguren 

241 Jewel St. 


Anna C. Artiomow 



Carolyn Lalla Bailey 

One Seine Court, Ste. 112 


Dara L. Baird 

5523 S. Johnson St. 


Alexis P. Basilevsky 



Alana Bishop 

517 Frenchman St. 


Angela C. Blandino 

201 St. Charles Ave., 40th FL. 


Seth Bloom 

448 Julia St. #310 


Jason Rhett Bonnet 



Peggy E. Bordelon 



Aynsley B. Bourne 

320 N. Carrollton, Ste. 101 


Monica Victoria Harris Bowers 

4457 Mandeville St. 


Joelle T. Bowers 

145 Robert E. Lee Blvd. 


Amanda L. C. Bradley 



Lisa Brener 



Dominique Bright-Wheeler 

6409 Baccich St. 


Susan T. Broussard 

225 Baronne St., 11th FL. 


2191


June 21, 2004 


Audrey N. Browne 

650 Poydras St. 


Janet M. Buggee 



Rebecca Goforth Bush 

201 St. Charles Ave., Ste.4240 


Robert A. Caplan 



Celeste J. L. Cardin 

1515 Poydras, Ste. 1400 


Jennifer M. Caulfield 

201 St. Charles Ave., 31st FL. 


Kathleen A. Chapman 

201 St. Charles Ave. #3100 


Leslie D. Christopher 

422 S. Broad St. 


Sandy E. Clause 

9001 W. Judge Perez, Ste. 203 

Chalmette, La 70043 

Alan M. Cohen 



Thomas Louis Colletta, Jr. 



Leo D. Congeni 



Jose' C. Corrada 

639 Loyola Ave., Ste. 2500 


Christopher P. Coty 



Michael B. Cupit 



David S. Daly 



Chris D'Amour 

4500 One Shell Square 


Emma E. Daschbach 

909 Poydras, Ste. 2800 


Anthony D'Atto, II 



Laurie Lee Dearmond 

704 Carondelet St. 


Shawn T. Deggins 

3200 St. Bernard Ave., Ste. 107 


B. Demers 

4037 Banks St. 


Patricia Diaz 



Jamie Anne Domilise 



Tommy Dooley 

5033 1/2 Tchoupitoulas St. 


Carin J. Dorman 



Jean Downs 

P.O. Box 791378 


Catherine J. Drake 

2118 S. Lopez St. 


George Cameron Drennan 



Michael Joseph Ecuyer 



Jennifer D. Edie 

400 Lafayette St., Ste. 200 


Amy Kent Edmond 

909 Poydras, 20th FL. 


Vicki A. Elmer 



Robert S. Emmett 



Veleka Eskinde 

1116 Cambronne, Ste. A 


Robert Bruce Evanick 



John J. Fischesser, II 

145 Robert E. Lee, Ste. 408 


Deborah A. Fleming 

235 Burgundy St. 


Sally Dunlap Fleming 

522 Calhoun St. 


Robyn Suzanne Ford 

201 St. Charles St., Ste. 2411 


Kristina Furra 



Holly Garrity 

633 N. Carrollton Ave. 


Kathleen C. Gasparian 



Michael B. Gebhardt 



Kelly Tamara Gilmore 

2408 Constance St. 


Vincent Joseph Giordano, III 

1808 N. Rampart St. 


Karen Glaser 

2735 Tulane Ave. 


Oliver Gloag 



John S. Godfrey 



Mandy A. Goldman 



Demarcus J. Gordon 



William G. Gordon, III 



Jill M. Grieshaber 



Martha Griset 

302 Broadway St. 


Cory Parish Gruntz 

639 Loyola Ave. 


Susan G. Guidry 

125 S. Genois St. 


Robert Kevin Hamilton 

201 St. Charles Ave., 49th FL.. 


Shephen Hanemann 



Eve Blancher Hankins 

4520 Canal St 


Shirin E. Harrell 

700 Camp St. 


Thomas Moore Hayes, IV 



Ellen M. Hazeur 

2192



June 21, 2004 

5121 Easterlyn Circle 


Aimee Williams Hebert 



Cynthia J. Hebert 



Katherine A. Hoffman 

2000 Tulane Avenue 


Kristie Holm 

5528 South Claiborne Ave. 


Nicole A. Ieyoub 



Suzan E. Jackson 

5790 Crowder Blvd. 


Lakeisha N. Jefferson 



Evelyn B. Johnson 

729 Harrison Ave. 


Lloyd S. Jolibois, Jr. 



Sunni D. Jones 



Ashlye M. Keaton 

2223 Magazine St., 1st FL. 


Rachel Smith Kellogg 

328 Lafayette St. 


Brian King 

1329 Short St. 


Shirley H. Kirkes 

2941 N. Rampart 


Stephen Skelly Kreller 

5607 Prytania St., Apt. G 


Scot Joseph Labourdette 



Dorothy S. Watkins Lawrence 



James Leathem 



Shelly Leeke 

301 Loyola Ave. 


Deana Palmisano Lejarza 

201 St. Charles Ave, 35th FL. 


Michael David Lonegrass 



Sally Longmire 



Michelle H. Lyon 



Peter Michael Mansfield 



Nicole R. Marsh 



John Andrew Marzullo 



Christopher M. McNabb 

328 Lafayette St. 


Marsha A. Mediamolle 

63 Lakewood Estates Dr. 


Derek M. Mercer 



Chaunta Mero 

1401 Foucher St. 


James Michael Monsour 



John Marron Monsour 

201 St. Charles Ave., Ste 3800 


Erick G. Montalban 

203 Carondelet St., Ste. 717 


Linda P. Morin 

2800 Gravier 


Cory Scott Morton 



George A. Mueller, III 



Meghan Elizabeth Munger 

1518 Hwy. 30 East 


Allison K. Nestor 

2100 St. Charles Ave., 8E 


William W. Newton 



Mark Thomas Perron 

225 Baronne St., Ste. 2112 


Darleene D. Peters 



Racquel Burns Pettigrew 

1911 Odeon Ave. 


Jimmie Pierre 



Kay A. Pitman 



Paul William Pitts 



Douglas R. Plymale 

3500 N. Hullen St. 


Jack Quarles, Jr. 

5901 Pratt Dr. 


Aimee M. Quirk 



Sean P. Rabalais 



Norris Perry Rader, III 



Andre' Ransom 

821 Baronne St. 


James C. Rather, Jr. 



Daniel G. Rauh 



Dione D. Reed 



Stephanie E. Rennell 



David R. Rizzo 

10001 Lake Forest, Ste. 905 


Marc L. Roark 



Jessica G. Roux 

4729 Prytania St. 


Don A. Rouzan 



Maurice C. Ruffin 



Darlene Sanchez 

2125 Killington Dr. 

2193


June 21, 2004 



Michael J. Sax 

3221 Behrman Place, Ste. 103 


Ronald J. Scalise, Jr. 



Brent V. Schillage 

1710 Cannes Dr. 

LaPlace, La 70068 

Christian Schmidt 

1425 Melpomene Ave. 


Vallie Schwartz 



Bryan C. Shartle 



Cherrell R. Simms 



Jean Bing Simpson 



David Jeddie Smith, Jr. 



Rhett Spano 



Louis Spencer 



Scott C. Stevens 



Arthur L. Stewart 

700 Camp St. 


Jennifer Martin Stolier 

4500 One Shell Sq. 


Judith L. Stone-Collins 



David Sullivan 

2917 Magazine St., Ste. 201 


Gregory R. Swygert 

144 Elk Place, Ste. 1606 


Pearlina Thomas 

6128 Pratt Thomas 


Todd C. Thompson 



Julie C. Tizzard 

946 Harding Dr. 


Lisa Marie Tobias 



Joseph Tomkiewicz 

817 St. Philip St., Ste 106 


Jarred G. Trauth 



Allyson Dorsey Tuttle 

1000 Howard Ave., Ste. 1200 


Timothy F. Upton 



Christopher Martin Utley 

2331 Esplanade Ave. 


Vanessa Waguespack 

201 St. Charles Ave. 


Charles B. Wallace 



Ryan C. Wallis 



Thomas F. Weymann 

1922 S. Carrollton Ave. 


C. Mark Whitehead, III 



Jonathan Gray Wilbourn 



Katherine L. Winters 



Laurence Wong 

1421 Webster St. 


Suzanne Wright 



Ouachita 

Floyd W. Allen 

154 Ellington Dr. 


John F. Aplin 

107 Tahoe Circle 


Monica W. Bearden 

203 Forest Hill Rd. 


Rise P. Bethea 

108 Curve Dr. 


Marilyn J. Black 

2211 North 7th St. 


Sarah C. Booth 

701 Trenton St. 


Melinda Bourgeois 

2806 Kilpatrick Blvd. 


Alton Braddock 

218 Lake Village Dr. 


Natalie Johns Calk 



Brenda R. Carroll 

114 Green Rd. 


Sylvia Kay Colvin 

112 Lacrosse Circle 


Patsy C. Colvin 

312 Grammont St., Ste. 404 


Monica R. Coulberson 

32 Colonial Dr. 


Tonya Courson 

P.O. Box 2954 


Shereba L. Diaz 

3016 Cameron St. 


Marie Elaine Doss 

300 St. John, Ste. 304 


Kimberly S. Duke 

3355 Deborah Dr. 


Sandy R. Duplissey 

1900 N. 18th St., Ste. 100 


Brandi Durand 

2015 Jackson St. 


Jamie Everett 

1500 N 19th St. 


Ginger Ezell 

2984 Hwy. 80 West #99 

Calhoun, La 71225 

Cynthia S. Ferguson 

123 Sonoma Circle 


Robin Kilpatrick Fincher 



Allison Flowers 

246 John Kent Rd. 

Calhoun, La 71225 

Judy C. Freeman 

700 N. 2nd St. 


Pamela C. Gallardo 

P.O. Box 2065 

2194



June 21, 2004 


James R. Gardner, II 

206 Ingleside Dr. 


Ginger J. Green 

1509 Lamy Ln. 


Cindy Haisty 

100 Roxana Dr. 


Heather Harrell 

2307 Sauvelle Dr. 


Karrie Harrell 

422 Cooney Bonnett Rd. 

Eros, La 71238 

Angela E. Hogan 

2004 Star Dr. 


Karen Hoyle 

P.O. Box 398 

Sterlington, La 71280 

Sharon Hutson 

1105 Warren Dr. 


Kevin Jackson 

302 Timberwood 


Kristie S. Jenkins 

1215 West Olive St. 


Katrina Marie Johnson 



Brad Jolley 

341 Rowland Rd. 


H. Lynne King 

2623 Winnsboro Rd. 


Robert T. Knight 

1315 Cypress St. 


Robyn G. Lairscey 

974 Charles Rawls Rd. 


Kristin K. Lenard 

324 Karen Rd. 


Barbara N. Lewis 

342 Springhill Rd. 


Sherrill L. Lindsey 

P.O. Box 1030 


Nichole Marie Lofton 

1103 Royal Ave. 


Barbara B. Manning 

111 Gretchen Circle 


Kristy Nicole Martin 

2120 Cypress St., Ste. A 


Amy J. May 

780 Kansas Lane, Ste. B 


Rhonda L. McDonald 

207 Sandy Hill Circle 


Debbie McKinley 

1203 Royal Ave. 


Trisha Lee Miller 



Lori Morrow 

1500 N. 19th St. 


Lynda A. Nubles 

100 Centurytel Dr. 


Susan G. Odaware 

300 Warren Dr. #231 


Misty L. Odom 

1500 N. 19th St. 


Darrell Keith Oliveaux 

1900 North 18th St., Ste. 300 


Travis Oliver, IV 

P.O. Box 2484 


Gary Glen Osborne, Jr. 

1900 North 18th St., Ste. 801 


Jason F. Ott 

118 Arlington Dr. 


Courtney C. Passman 

105 Alandale Circle 


Linda A. Perry 

106 Dupont Circle 


Janice C. Pierot 

119 Greenbriar Dr. 


Bernadette Rainbolt 

410 Somerset Dr. 


James D. Riddle 

1030 Inabnet Blvd. #603 


Jolene H. Roberts 

268 Hwy. 134 


Katherine Ross 



M. Chase Sanson 

505 Pine St. 


Arnold G. Sawyer 

201 Hamilton St. 


Kimberly Sayes 

5405 Blanks Ave. #22 


Jackie L. Scott 

115 Mesa Dr. 


Carrie Kennedy Semmes 



Susan C. Sills 

330 Northwood Dr. 


Lester B. Skelton 

109 Raymond Dr. 


Cheryl Lynn Slavant 

2610 Washington St. 


Michelle Jean Smith 



Elizabeth N. Sparks 

1800 Spencer 


Michelle D. Sullivan 

355 Winnfield Rd. 


Louise Thurmon 

2669 Swartz Fairbanks Rd. 


Nikki C. Tinnerello 

2001 N. 7th St. 


Cynthia P. Tucker 

114 Briarcliff Dr. 


Stephen W. Watts 

100 Yellowstone Circle 


Vicky Weaver 



Lisa S. Welch 

211 Dandy Ln. 


Julius Russell White 

167 Wall Williams Rd. 


Dianna L. Whitlock 



Georgia E. Wilander 

101 Pine Terrace Dr., Apt. 10 


Lori Wilds 

2120 Cypress St., Ste. A 


2195


June 21, 2004 


Nikisha E. Winston 

3204 Cypress St. 


Jo Louise Worthey 

418 Worthey Rd. 


Claudia L. Wright 

6042 New Natchitoches Rd. 


Tammy Yocum 

373 Harvey Gregg Rd. 

Sterlington, La 71280 

Plaquemines 

Stephen Jacob Braud 

2551 Metairie Rd. 


Cheryl B. Danos 

110 Dickson Dr. 


Renette B. Hill 

115 East Y St. 


Pointe Coupee 

Chad A. Aguillard 

14163 Patin Dyke Rd. 

Ventress, La 70783 

Laura Capitola Gill Slocum 

P.O. Box 4064 


Gaynell C. Soulier 

P.O. Box 250 

New Roads, La 70760 

Gene Wayne Perkins, Sr. 

6195 Island Rd. #23 

Jarreau, La 70749 

Rapides 

Juan M. Alers-Torres 

P.O. Box 907 

Ball, La 71405 

Pierre Allemond 

4200-A Jackson St. 


Rosalind M. Allemond 

4200-B Jackson St. 


Bonnie Ambrose 



Kimberly S. Anderson 

1215 Texas Ave. 


Dara Antee 

1501-A Wimbledon Dr. 


Ladonuia Bass 

6128 Yoho Dr. 


Annie Bennett 

1403 Metro Dr., Bldg. E 


Christina L. Bonnette 

P.O. Box 367 

Cheneyville, La 71325 

Connie Jo Bowen 

600 Desoto St. 


Georgette K. Bradley 

1403 Metro Dr., Bldg. E 


Bonnie J. Brady 



Millie S. Brewer 

2212 Memorial Dr. 


Annie S. Brown 

4604 Hargis St. 


Elizabeth Ashley 

Brunet-Robert 

701 Murray St. 


Caroyl Bryan 

1526 Masters Dr. 


Rachel Hays Burleigh 

P.O. Box 442 

Glenmora, La 71433 

Melissa Y. Cabra 

P.O. Box 13017 


Brian A. Carroll 

P.O. Box 1272 


Mary W. Chamberlin 

3306-K Hwy. 28 East 


Tania L. Childers 

454 Lula Lane 


Ramona Conques 

614 Main St. 


Wayne Cooley 

1600 Harris St. 


Gayle Davis 

P.O. Box 952 


Jennifer Derbonne-Johnson 

2312 S. Macarthur Dr. 


Julia Deville 

401 Grant Dr. 


Pamela L. Diamond 

2006 Gus Kaplan Dr. 


Shelly M. Dugger 

3700 Jackson St., Ste. 201 


Heather Dujay 

P.O. Box 1000 


Willie J. Dunkley 

1410 Kathy St. 


Pamela C. Dunn 

1188 Hwy. 8 

Lena, La 71447 

Felicia B. Edwards 



Rita Ellis 

5211 Crestwood Dr. 


Mary W. Eznack 

P.O. Box 992 

Ball, La 71405 

Linda V. Flynn 

6250 Coliseum Blvd. 


Jacqueline Freeman 

P.O. Box 519 

Lecompte, La 71346 

Gail E. Gilfoil 



Barbara A. Glasper 

808 Broadway Ave. 


Renita B. Godeaux 

2220 Bonaventure Court 


Paul E. Graugnard 



Starlene Grayson 

2030 Donahue Ferry Rd. 


Wanda D. Grigsby 

605 Terra Ave. 


Delbert C. Grigsby 

605 Terra Ave. 


Sonja M. Guillory 

P.O. Box 30146 


Jerry L. Guillory 

6328 Landmark Dr. 


Margaret A. Harris 

4015 Lakeside Dr. #407 


Rhonda R. Harvey 



Kristina F. Hickman 

4725 Hwy. 28E 


Debra L. Hickman 

419 Timber Ridge Dr. 

2196



June 21, 2004 

Woodworth, La 71485 

Nathan Holden 

2602 B Hwy. 28E 


Deana Lynn Huff 

122 Deer Creek East 


Mickie C. Humphries 

1303 2nd St. 


Sandra Jeanise 

3232 Baldwin Ave. 


Gladys B. Jordan 

3154 E. River Rd. 

Oakdale, La 71463 

Camie L. Joshua 

915 Third St. 


Lara C. King 

P.O. Box 13747 


Carol Krider 

5708 Prescott Rd. 


Lisa Labbe' 

211 4th St. 


Carmen D. Lashney 

P.O. Box 12729 


Tami H. Marks 

P.O. Box 269 


Sharon G. McCusker 



Sonya Selman McGee 

3600 Jackson St. Ext., Ste. 120 


Glenda S. McNeal 

4615 Parliament Dr., Ste. 103 


William Wood Meeks 

P.O. Box 12729 


Ozel L. Meeks-Givens 

255 Williams Hill St. 


Michael C. Monceaux 



Katherine Moreno 

4736 Jackson St. Ext. 


Susan Y. Paul 

P.O. Box 7477 


Penny Quinn 

6-A Butte La Rose Rd 


Diane Ray 

910 Main St. 


Gwen A. Rivet 

107 Washington St. 


Helen H. Roberts 

3213 Hwy. 112 

Forest Hill, La 71430 

Modina Rogers 

5945 Cindy St. 


Melissa C. Roshto 



Vivian Rush 

72 Durham Rush Rd. 

Deville, La 71328 

Courtney Ryland 



Heidel Schneider 

1916 Gus Kaplan 


Dionne Eileen Schreckengost 

3900 Trinity Church Rd. 


Tonya Scully 



Marianne Setliff 

303 Ryan St. 

Boyce, La 71409 

Lana K. Setliff 

307 Janet Dr. 


Bridget Shackleford 

P.O. Box 12414 


Renee A. Simon 

2133 Marye St. 


Sarah Ann Smith 

904 Main St. 


Cheri Lynn Smith 

1502 Donahue Ferry Rd. 


Michelle M. Stanford 

3916 Parliament Dr. 


Kristin Stokes 

7307 Masonic Dr. 


Diane Sweezer 

900 Foisy St. 


Tonya J. Thacker-Smith 

3338 Curtis Dr. 


James W. Thibodaux, Jr. 

P.O. Box 6225 


Sheila M. Thomas 

P.O. Box 1545 


Tammy Valenzuela 

3900 Lee St. 


Cynthia A. Vallery 

104 Bolton Ave. 


Christina Vanasselberg 



Joni Vanslyke 

160 Padgett Rd. 

Hineston, La 71438 

Victoria M. Villemarette 

P.O. Box 12224 


Dora J. Vines 

P.O. Box 710 


Kathy Walker 

P.O. Box 12011 


Lynn Alley Wheelis 

4503 Wendover Blvd. 


Judith Williams 

P.O. Box 1431 


Madonna T. Young 

61 Bayou Oaks Dr. 


Red River 

Kathy R. Allen 

5771 Hwy. 1 Bypass 


Cassandra I. Crawford 

Route 5, Box 117 

Coushatta, La 71019 

Jo Lynn B. Graham 

P.O. Box 741 


Tina L. Harris 

P.O. Box 894 


Martha D. Mahfouz 

6009 Financial Plaza 


Robert D. McCoy 

P.O. Box 1360 


Carol L. Miller 

P.O. Box 1369 


Patrick S. Murray 

909 Spruce St. 


Karen W. Scarborough 

Route 2, Box 192 

2197


June 21, 2004 



Richland 

Bryan Bolton 

P.O. Box 815 


Dorothy M. Emory 

914 Hwy. 135 


Bethany Goodwin 



Patsy L. Gray 

52 Cypress Bend 


Lisa Ann Green 

701 Trenton St. 


Evelyn Green 

946 Hwy. 609 

Delhi, La 71232 

Melissa C. King 

P.O. Box 60 


Sharon Miklosey 

P.O. Box 809 


Donna R. Taylor 



April Williams 

1040 Oliver Rd. 


Sabine 

Vicki Cook 

1373 S. Nolan Trace 

Florien, La 71429 

Matthew Couvillion 

P.O. Box 70 

Many, La 71449 

Michael Stephen Harper 

P.O. Box 69 


Susan R. Hills 

P.O. Box 1200 


Patricia A. Holmes 

P.O. Box 328 

Pleasant Hill, La 71065 

Linda Craig Jagneaux 

1145 Joy Rd. 

Converse, La 71419 

Robert Knippers 

P.O. Box 328 


Marvin R. Loucious 



Nikki Lynn 

182 Donna St. 


Pamela B. Murray 

2371 Coker Worsham 

Converse, La 71419 

Tonya Parker Orsborn 

1000 Fisher Rd. 


Walton B. Plaster 

6695 Hwy. 1216 

Zwolle, La 71486 

Pauline F. Simoneau 

1000 Fisher Rd. 


St. Bernard 

Ronald Keith Bell 

2905 Meraux Ln. 

Violet, La 70092 

David E. Caruso, Jr. 

8301 W. Judge Perez, Ste. 303 


Henri Dazet 

1050 S. Jefferson Davis Pkwy. 


Carl Hargis, Jr. 

2316 Aramis Dr. 

Mereaux, La 70075 

Michael R. Sanchez 

P.O. Box 784 

Meraux, La 70075 

Diana S. Schehr 

2708 Mayflower Sr. 

Meraux, La 70075 

Dawn G. Stafford 

2912 Dauterive Dr. 


Linda M. Sukman 

8301 W. Judge Perez Ste. 303 


Ryan T. Vidal 



St. Charles 

Gwendolyn Anne Benintende 

4345 Williams Blvd., Ste. C 


Zenel A. Doucet 

P.O. Box 188 

Larose, La 70373 

Nicole Francis 



Monica S. Gruntz 


Houma, La 70361 

Nicole E. Hadaway 



Kevin Kwon 

729 E. Boston St. 

Covington, La 70434 

Cristina R. Wheat 

1514 Jefferson Hwy. 


St. Helena 

Willie G. Johnson, Jr. 

8550 United Plaza Blvd. #200 


St. James 

Ericka S. Brignac 

P.O. Box 323 

St. James, La 70086 

Janice S. Inness 

23114 S. Rosary St. 

Vacherie, La 70090 

Jackie M. McCreary 



St. John the Baptist 

Paula Adams Ates 

29 Turnberry Dr. 

LaPlace, La 70068 

Chaunta Mero 

1401 Foucher St. 


Laura E. F. Thompson 

201 St. Charles Ave., Ste 3100 


St. Landry 

Merlene C. Babineaux 

2036 Penny Ln. 


Chastity L. Barron 

184 Bayou Teche Sub. Div. Rd. 


Josephine R. Barrow 

115 Saylock Ln. 


Byron D. Boudreaux 

1537 Alberta St. 


Sandra M. Chapman 

211 Daisy Ln. 


Donald D. Cleveland 

P.O. Box 1116 


David A. Conrad 

5650 Carmon St. 


Joan V. Darbonne 

621 Fort Hamilton 


Jeremy Douglas Dean 

504 S. Main St. 


Dawn O. Doucet 

P.O. Box 3524 


Sonia Dugas 

1902 Diver Dr. 


Theresa Q. Edwards 

506 Rideau Rd. 

Palmetta, La 71358 

Kent Fontenot 

2198



June 21, 2004 

P.O. Box 425 


Carlie Fontenot 

4416 Johnson St., Ste. 7-A 


Richelle M. Frey 

941 W. Walnut St. 

Eunice, La 70535 

Rachael L. Fruge 



Marie Delia Gray 

2805 Hwy. 347 

Leonville La 70551 

Brandon G. Guillory 

413 North Wallnut St. 


Marie Yvonne Guillory 

633 E. Landry St. 


Kenneth Janice 

231 Fruge St. 


Karen B. Johnson 

P.O. Box 1087 


Dorothy M. Labrie 

751 Opal St. 


Leslie D. Lacroix 

3586 Hwy. 359 

Washington, La 70589 

Wendy L. LaFleur 

1341 Clanton Ave. 


Earleen R. LaFleur 

126 E. Main St. 


Joey Ledoux 

P.O. Box 594 


Stephanie Mack 

677 Cheramie Rd. 


Dale A. Marks 

5461 Hwy. 182 


Maria Yvette Martin 

707 Berard St. 


Kasey K. Menard 

352 S. 5th St. 


Tressa O. Miller 

4766 I 49 N. Service Rd. 


David Mouton 

5717 I-49 Service Rd. S 


Cassie B. Murillo 

P.O. Box 1029 


Lisa R. Olivier 

1211 Coolidge, Ste. 100 


Brenda V. Ortego 

2373 Hemlock Dr. 


Barbara B. Picard 

P.O. Box 1087 


Debrah F. PreJean 

118 S. Court St. 


Roy J. Richard, Jr. 

P.O. Box 868 


Donald Robinson, Jr. 

P.O. Box 264 


Woodrow T. Salling 

P.O. Box 129 


Robert Lawrence Sandoz 

117 W. Landry St. 


Bridgette Soileau 

100 W. Belllevue 


Debra R. Sostand 

7156 Hwy. 103 


Karen Q. Spears 

529 Oscar Rivette Rd. 

Arnaudville, La 70512 

Catherine Stanford 

146 Howard Rd. 


Dane A. St. Cyr 

190 Harmon Ln. 


Chasity T. Stroud 

370 Juanita St. 


Stacey Thibodeaux 

215 North 2nd St. 


James L. Thierry 

1435 Federal Rd. 


Kenneth L. Turner 

550 West Laurel St. 


Christie Veazey 

145 Campbell Dr. 


Brenda Venable 

100 Jeanne St. 


Tiffany Vidrine 

324 Daisy Lane 


Sandra Vidrine 

138 Wilson Bridge Rd. 


Rhonda B. Whitewing 

392 Hwy. 182 

Sunset, La 70584 

Phyllis T. Williams 

1005 Benjamin St. 


St. Martin 

Maxina W. Anderson 

617 Christine Ln. 


Susan M. Andrew 

1036 Mims Ln. 


Mandy M. Beihl 

219 E. Jefferson St 

St. Martinville, La 70582 

Vicki L. Blanchard 

1172 Patin Rd. 


Janet L. David 

2304 Atchafalaya River Rd. 


Sheron Delahoussaye 

P.O. Box 12 

Cecilia, La 70521 

Pamela G. Fruge' 

1688-D Sawmill Hwy. 


Lisa A. Gardner 

1020 Antoine Cretien 


Bobby Robertson George 

1011 Louis St. 


Patricia LeBlanc Hebert 

1024 Thelma Rd. 


Hoai Thanh Hoang 

1004 Hilda St. 


Rita S. James 

429 Governor Mouton St. 


Paulette G. Lallande 

7003 Hwy. 90 

Morgan City, La 70380 

Keith J. Landry 

P.O. Box 3768 


Donna A. Lasseigne 

3202 Catahoula Hwy. 


Francena W. Lee 

517 Nicholas St. 


Victoria Lemoine 

1675 Duchanp Rd. 


Buffy D. Lord 

2199


June 21, 2004 


102 Versailles Blvd., Ste. 400 


Anita W. Moak 

135 Oak Dr. 


Madeline J. Pete 

719 S. Main St. 


Jacqueline T. Sanders 

P.O. Box 711 

Arnaudville, La 70512 

Sally T. Segura 

1300 Lady of the Lake Rd. 


Beverly S. Stroderd 

1036 Vieux Chene 


Melissa L. Theriot 

1020 Petite Rd. 


Angela U. Theriot 

4584 Catahoula Hwy. 


Belinda R. Touchet 

110-A Vieux Jacquet Rd. 


Janice B. Trosclair 

3278 Grand Point Hwy. 


Sandy F. Trosclair 

1012 Cypress Ln. 


Fabian D. Tucker 

1026 Ruth Bridge Hwy. 


Monica B. Waguespack 

1011 Woodridge Dr. 


St. Mary 

Robin D. Aucoin 

1407 Middle Rd. 


Ryan Baudry 

P.O. Box 596 

Franklin, La 70538 

James P. Carinhas 

P.O. Box 1928 

Patterson, La 70392 

Edward E. Chase 

210 Willow St. 


Melinda Fields 

1536 Hwy. 90 West 


Janice Foster 

1122 Francis St. 


Esther Gilmore 



Carolyn Anne Guarisco 

3216 Susan Dr. 


Gloria Gunther 

1550 Youngs Rd. 


Constance E. Harris 

P.O. Box 1207 


Maria G. Izaguirre 

138 Sydney Jo Ln., Lot #10 

Berwick, La 70342 

Deidra T. Lewis 

P.O. Box 1023 

Baldwin, La 70514 

Jane S. Luke 

P.O. Box 4 

Centerville, La 70522 

Annette C. McNemar 

P.O. Box 610 


Pamela M. Meyers 



Rachel A. Rodriguez 

20056 Hwy. 182 W. 


Lennis J. Simoneaux, Jr. 



Martha Smilie 

P.O. Box 610 


Tana R. Thibodaux 

P.O. Box 750 

Centerville, La 70522 

St. Tammany 

Christopher Albert Aberle 

P.O. Box 8583 

Mandeville, La 70470 

Jennifer G. Ahner 



Elizabeth A. Alston 

701 Mariner's Plaza 


Colette M. Archer 



Jennifer H. Asche 

2771 Third St., Ste. 203 

Slidell, La 70458 

Nicole M. Atkins 

P.O. Box 939 

Folsom, La 70437 

Sharon Bader 

113 Ned Ave. 


Sandra Lee Baines 

221 Maplewood Dr. 


Sandra Mons Barry 

19214 Wymer Rd. 


Yuolonda B. Batieste 

P.O. Box 232 


Thomas R. Benefield, Jr. 

222 N. New Hampshire St. 


Sandra L. Bertram 

416 Marina Dr. 


Patricia A. Bettencourtt 

1349 Cororate Sq., Ste. 4 


Heather W. Blackburn 

5100 Village Walk, Ste. 300 


Sadie M. Blanchard 

40001 Old Hwy. 11 

Pear River, La 70452 

Kathleen D. Bondio 

726 Navarre Ave. 


Sean R. Bourgeois 

73021 Hwy. 25 


Martha Dupree Bowden 

P.O. Box 1073 

Madisonville, La 70447 

Kathy Breaux 

1123 N. Causeway Blvd. 


William David Briggs 

265 Moss Ln. 


Julian P. Brignac, Jr. 

301 Charles Court 


Toni G. Buehring 

1042 River Court 


Nancy N. Butcher 

251 HWY. 21 


Denise L. Calamusa 



Tiffany M. Carrasco 

67176 Preacher Kennedy Rd. 

Pearl River, La 70452 

Daniel G. Casey 

81175 Hwy. 1082 

Bush, La 70431 

Tana Fernandez Cochran 

61573 Hwy. 1091 


Robin A. Coe 

60400 Lavender Dr. 

Lacombe, La 70445 

Brigid E. Collins 

2200



June 21, 2004 

809 Woodmont Dr. 


Grace J. Coppola 

428 Laura Dr. South 


Mary Kathleen Cressy 

60283 Sherwood Lane 


Gabriel A. Crowson 



Amy P. Daniels 



Amber Mitchell Davis 

408 N. Columbia St. 


Dawn A. Diaz 

5161 Taravella Rd. 


Valerie L. Dragon 

4105 Sharp Rd. 


Pamela B. Eiffert 



Eddie M. Encalarde, Jr. 



Jeanette Grace Fitzmorris 



Houston C. Gascon, III 

70425 Riverside Dr. 


Danell R. Gerchow 

1717 Beth Dr. 


Michael A. Golemi 



Anne Gottfried 

#6 Meyers Rd. 


Peggy Boettner Gray 

478 Laura Dr. South 


Robert Morris Green 

895 Park Avenue 


Nicholas Clark Gristina 



Annette Guder 

126 Eden Isles Dr. 


Deborah Guidry 

59101 Amber St. 


Ronald Sandy Hagan 

517 North Columbia 


Laurie Rolling Hagan 

P.O. Box 55027 


Alton J. Hall, Jr. 



Arlene S. Hall 

3999 Hwy. 190 


Brian W. Harrell 



Erin T. Hebert 

P.O. Box 1139 


Marie D. Henken 

113 GreencreSt. Dr. 


Patrice B. Henriques 

1026 N. Collins Blvd. 


Donna B. Herrmann 

1101 Forest Ridge Blvd. 


Mitchell W. Herzog 



Janine V. Hodges 



Deborah Z. Hopkins 

832 E. Boston St. 


Jeanne Hutchison 

28498 Lake Dr. S. 


Thomas H. Huval 

532 EaSt. Boston St. 


Jan P. Jumonville 

139 Crepe Myrtle Dr. 


Kimberly A. Kammler 

99 Jasmine Dr. 


Connie Kleindorf 

1457 Eastridge Dr. 


Robert C. Lange 

879 Shadow Oak Ln. 


Rachel E. Lanning 

82333 Austin St. 


John S. Lawrence, Jr. 

376 Aspen Ln. 


John P. LeBlanc 

191 Chapel Loop 


Kristen Livaudais 

59539 Autumn Dr. 


Brent M. Maggio 



Sherry H. Manale 

237 Shaunell Dr. 


Jesse P. Marchan 

230 Calmuet Dr. 


David Miles Mark 

321 N. Vermont St., Rm. 211 


Cheryl M. Martin 

72321 Homestead St. 


Kathryn S. Martin 

76264 S. Fitzmorris 


Alyssa A. Maurice 

147 Kingspoint Blvd. 


Robert W. Maxwell 

434 N. Columbia St., Ste. 200 


Patti Mayeux 

440 Laura Dr. N. 


Keith W. McDaniel 

434 N. Columbia St. 


Daniel A. McGovern, IV 

10555 Lake Forest, Unit 5E 


M. Renee McKrill 

33370 Rivet Rd. Slip 300 


Diane S. Mitnik 



Matthew D. Monson 

2014 Green Court 


Aimee S. Moore 

P.O. Box 877 


Maureen Wolfe Morrow 

59191 Cypress Bayou Ln. 


Thomas S. Morse 

2450 Severn Ave., Ste. 420 


Tammy M. Nick 

1310 Ninth St. 


Jean K. Niederberger 

5740 Citrus Blvd., Ste. 102 

Harahan, La 70123 

Phyllis Demanade' Nunez 

71429 Hwy. 59 

2201


June 21, 2004 


Abita Springs, La 70420 

Gretchen H. Ockman 

2800 N. Hwy. 190 


Nancy L. Penton 

404 EaSt. Gibson St. 


Ernest R. Perry, Jr. 



Ludy L. Pittman 

1101 Fremaux Ave. 


James Anthony Prather 

Three Sanctuary Blvd. #301 


Cara L. Raymond 

739 N. Beau Chene Dr. 


Dione D. Reed 

20444 Madison Ave. 


Joseph Todd Reeves 

201 St. Charles Ave., FL. 40 


Irene B. Roark 

400 Boreaux Court 


Louis L. Robein, Jr. 

P.O. Box 6768 


Julie Difulco Robles 



Joseph B. La Rocca 



Lisa A. Rogers 

P.O. Box 471 


Donna D. Russell 

510 Howze Beach Ln. 


Paula L. Ryan 

21402 Florence Rd. 


Mark K. Sacco 

P.O. Box 1530 


Colette A. Salter 



John Burke Sanders 



Edward L. Smith 

2070 N. U.S. Hwy. 190 


Tommy Dale Snyder, Jr. 



Pamela Duckworth Spell 

1909 McNamara St. 


Anne Arata Spell 

943 Ellis St. 

Franklinton, La 70438 

Doyle P. Spell, Jr. 

943 Ellis St. 


Linda L. Stadler 

2895 Hwy. 190, Ste. 204 


Piercy J. Stakelum, III 

P.O. Box 931 


Nancy B. Stallings 

109 Northpark Blvd., Ste. 300 


Marx David Sterbcow 

940 ForeSt. Loop 


John C. Stewart 

1038 Oak Crest Dr. 


Shedee Strickland 

2197 Wellington Ln. 


Linda M. Sukman 

8301 W. Judge Perez Dr. #303 


Cynthia J. Thomas 

3 Sanctuary Blvd. #301 


Stephanie M. Turnage 

136 Oak Manor Dr. 


Lana Vandenburg 

29038 Little Dixie Ranch Rd. 


William C. Verret 

3 Inlet Cove Loop 


Julia Samrow Verret 

3 Inlet Cove Loop 


James Walter Vitrano 

1590 West Causeway 

Approach 


Gretchen Mueller Waguespack 

365 Primrose Ln. 


Leigh Anne Wall 

701 North Columbia St. 


Sandra G. Walton 

620 Northwoods Dr. 

Abita Springs, La 70420 

Judith L. Walz 

1582 Fernwood Dr. 


Timothy S. Wattigny 



Barbara A. Watzke 

P.O. Box 1782 


Stephanie A. Weeks 

121 Secluded Forest Way 


Christina L. Williams 

251 Hwy. 21 


Denise B. Windom 

P.O. Box 574 


Kathy P. York 

3499 Pontchartrain Dr., Ste. 4 


Danny R. Young 

1105 Peters Rd. 


Adam B. Zuckerman 



Tangipahoa 

Nancy P. Baas 

8301 W. Judge Perez., Ste. 303 


Michael Denver Bass 

200 N. Cate St. 


Melissa J. Bauers 

P.O. Box 517 

Robert, La 70455 

Christopher Broadwater 

7809 Jefferson Hwy., Bldg G 


Alisa B. Colona 

P.O. Box 1604 

Natalbany, La 70451 

Robert B. Fletcher 

1512 Ellis Dr. 


Arlene S. Hall 

P.O. Box 585 

Independence, La 70443 

Amy M. Hendry 

19469 E. Lewiston Rd. 

Kentwood, La 70444 

Susan L. Johnson 

938 Weinberger Trace 

Ponchatoula, La 70454 

Karen Tabor Kinchen 

18036 Ashton Dr. 


Ruth Lambert 

39314 Babin Ln. 


Tasha Lamkin-Dameron 

P.O. Box 1404 


Damon S. Manning 

2202



June 21, 2004 

4000 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd., 

Ste. 607 


Mary J. Notariano 

117 Marley Dr. 


Sherry R. Reeve 

416 SE Railroad Ave. 


Gayle H. Rottmann 

17411 Old Covington Hwy. 


Gerrit J. Sanchez, Jr. 

195 West Pine St. 


Carolyn S. Stevens 

23119 Pecan Grove Dr. 

Robert, La 70455 

Walton T. Tate 

200 W. Cate 


Harry J. Vial, Jr. 

400 Sanders Ave. 


Pamela Janel Williams 

65542 Hwy. 1054 

Kentwood, La 70444 

Vanessa R. Williams 

P.O. Box 762 


Erica D. Williams 

701 S. Cherry St. 


Tensas 

Judy K. McDonald McKnight 

P.O. Box 318 

St. Joseph, La 71366 

Todd M. Ryals 

P.O. Box 368 

Newellton, La 71357 

Phyllis Landers Stewart 

5 West Circle Dr. 


Terrebonne 

Carla Babin 

116 Pellegrin St. 

Chauvin, La 70344 

Barbara Ann Barker 

P.O. Box 589 


Jodie P. Burton 

301 Laurel Drive 


Barbara Chauvin 

P.O. Box 1396 


David H. Duval 

P.O. Box 3017 


Lauren S. Easley 

126 Leighton Loop 


Melanie V. Guidry 

216 Venture Blvd. 


Daniel L. Hoychick 

7833 Main St. 


Samuel J. Markus 

7856 Main St., Ste. 220 


Union 

Marcy A. Allen 

1600 Lamy Ln. 


Catherine Danna Brothers 

P.O. Box 1826 


India Witherington Brown 

1459 Tech Dr. 

Farmerville, La 71241 

Terrill Bowen Coggins 

13914 Hwy. 2 


Marijon Echols 

435 Roy Echols Rd. 


Stephanie T. Findley 

P.O. Box 209 


Maranda Lea Gilbert 

134 Duty Rd. 


Jeremy Ryan Harrell 

305 Acadian Dr. 

Marion, La 71260 

Jo Reeves Herring 

510 Willie Reeves Rd. 


Connie Hilton 

171 Hilton Dr. 

Leesville, La 71446 

Karen R. Knight 

P.O. Box 725 


Robert Carl Lemoine 

P.O. Box 725 


Ann Day Miller 

1042 Main Street 


Monica Sheryl Newcomb 

P.O. Box 725 


Belver J. Owens 

181 Donna Dr. 


Lera D. O'Brian Roark 

1309 Louisville Ave. 


Mary Allison Tucker 

P.O. Box 725 


Teresa Turner 

14449 Hwy. 15 

Downsville, La 71234 

Delaine R. Wylie 

491 Ford Rd. 


Vermilion 

Brian J. Abate 

3429 Lamas St. 

Erath, La 70533 

Pamela S. Arceneaux 

5408 Decon Rd. 


Johnafort J. Bernard 

1928 Graceland Ave. 

Abbeville, La 70510 

Lottie Bessard 

P.O. Box 1384 


Sandra L. Booher 

1123 Lopez Rd. 


Natalie A. Bourque 

407 N. Wilson Ave. 

Kaplan, La 70548 

Sandy H. Brasseaux 

14231 Cheneau Rd. 


Rachel G. Breaux 

3169 Bella Rd. 

Maurice, La 70555 

Monica Breaux 

111 Doss St. 


Ashley Veron Breaux 

2419 Veterans Memorial 


Rickey T. Coleman 

2405 Helen St. 


Marty J. Comeaux 

2024 Marcia Ave. 


Katie S. Gillis 

5796 Kennel Rd. 


Francine L. Guarino 

209 White St. 


Maria A. Hebert 

2720 West Aladin Rd. 


Kris Jada Hebert 

511 N. Boudreaux 


Karen L. Hebert 

212 North Rd. 


2203


June 21, 2004 


Nicole B. Landry 

3511 Bella Rd. 


Libby Jeanne LeBlanc 

8835 Sidney Gautreaux Rd. 


Allen D. LeBlanc 

203 Saint Mary 


Anita L. Levy 

206 S. Lyman St. 


Josephine Levy 

P.O. Box 1448 


Douglas C. Longman 

P.O. Box 487 


Joseph W. Marquardt 

1123 Lopez Rd. 


Kaesha B. Melebeck 

6518 Viator Rd. 


Linda H. Moresi 

P.O. Box 308 


April M. Moses 

304 Bourque St. 


Crystal C. Mouton 

12911 S. La. Hwy. 335 


Todd J. O'Bryan 

2027 Graceland Ave. 


Victoria A. Osborne 

710 N. Broadway 


Kenneth L. Picard 

4279 U.S. Hwy. 167 


Mary Poage 

208 Loraine St. 


Alicia K. Ryder 

822 N. Shireview Circle 


Cindy M. Schexnider 

16631 Lionel Rd. 


Debra A. Smith 

1826 Olias Rd. 


Heather R. Stelly 

701 W. 10th St. 


Donna Martin Thibodeaux 

1313 W. Pinhook 


Joanie M. Touchet 

11003 Anthony Rd., Apt. 1 


Lauralee Trahan 

8907 Lawrence Rd. 


Melissa Vallo 

1101 Klaby Meaux Rd. 


Shannon M. Vaughan 

8107 Peter Rd. 


Anna Vidalier 

19614 W. Liberty Farm Rd. 


Melissa M. Vincent 

14115 Towne Ln. 


Rita Garza Wall 

11538 Suzanne Dr. 


Rose M. Washington 

2926 Pine St. 


Felecia M. Williams 

8902 Meadow Ln. 


Logan J. Woods 

1101 Fifth St. 


Vernon 

Alton G. Bailey 

147 Powell Dr. 


Bonnie Bailey 

2767 Bailey Rd. 


Angel Bush 

1400 West St. 


Joelle Carruth 

17526 Lake Charles Hwy. 


Amanda Charrier 

2204 Alexandria Hwy. 


Alvin Lewis Cooper 

P.O. Box 1334 


Carmelitte A. Dantin 

6957 Moonshadow Rd. 

Anacoco, La 71403 

Charlene Davis 

P.O. Box 1078 

Rosepine, La 70659 

Willie Deon, Jr. 

110 Anacoco St. 

Anacoco, La 71403 

Naomi Dickerson 

1118 Anderson Dr. 


Joyce M. Dorsey 

300 S. 1st St. 


Billy Ray Foley 

P.O. Box 887 

New Llano, La 71461 

Phillip L. Graham 

1271 Entrance Rd., Ste. 5 


Brandy L. Gray 

P.O. Box 4328 

Fort Polk, La 71459 

Vickie Green 

333 N. 6th St. 


Denise Harvey 

1108 Port Arthur Terr 


Melissa Hillman 

P.O. Box 649 

Leesvile, La 71446 

Danny Dewayne Hunt 

503 Magnolia St. 


Kimberly J. MaGee 

101 South 1st St. 


Karin McFatter 

P.O. Box 407 

Rosepine, La 70659 

Windy R. Shaw 

502 N. Verone St. 


Shana M. Singletary 

846 Hicks School Rd. 


James E. Smith 

320 Hickory St. 


Natalie Angelica Thomas 

501 S 5th St. 


Faith B. Thomas 

P.O. Box 1694 


Vaneesa L. Williams 

Hwy. 171 South 


Washington 

Jackie Johnson 

1405 Varnado St. 


Danielle M. Knight 

242 Alabama Ave. 

Bogalusa, La 70427 

Donald P. Smith 

41181 Hwy. 438 

Mount Hermon, La 70450 

Samantha Verret 

616 N. Banston Dr. 

Bogalusa, La 70427 

2204



June 21, 2004 

Webster 

Shelly Allen 

Phyllis Barnhill 

6243 Hwy. 2 420 N. Main St. 

Sarepta, La 71071 Heflin, La 71039 

Kimberly Y. Batton 

Lori Reeve Bowen 

1401 Lewisville Rd. #138 100 Fuller St. 

Minden, La 71055 Minden, La 71055 

Vicki L. Brunson 

Pamela W. Chapman 

755 Franklin Rd. 708 Louisiana Ave. 

Heflin, La 71039 Minden, La 71055 

Donna K. Culpepper 

Barbara W. Dillard 

2020 Nursery Rd. 211 Azalea St. 

Dubberly, La 71024 Minden, La 71055 

Paula Foster 

Jacqueline Milliken Garland 

P.O. Box 328 

412 14th St., SW 

Sarepta, La 71071 Springhill, La 71075 

Delbert C. Grigsby 

Connie Lynne Guice 

1016 S. Talton St. 723 Shreveport Rd. 


Angela F. Hall 

Katharine L. Johnson 

177 S. Tangelwood Dr. 207 W. Union 


Cheryl Annette Jones 

Sandy M. Kimmell 

P.O. Box 36822 

401 Main St. 

Shreveport, La 71133 Minden, La 71055 

Debra Tatum Leonard 

Rebecca Morgan Mathews 

188 Newton Rd. 174 Giffard Hill Rd. 

Sarepta, La 71071 Minden, La 71055 

Megan G. McIver 

Elizabeth A. Morgan 

1100 Hwy. 163 101 Sheppard 

Doyline, La 71023 Minden, La 71055 

Judith E. Nelson 

Jan Terri Parker 

402 Pennsylvania Ave. 711 Buchanan St. 


Linda Plunkett 

Carol Pullman 

P.O. Box 203 

2901 Dogwood Trail 


Dorothy T. Robinson 

Alice Robinson-Grant 

287 Lone Oak Ln. P.O. Box 147 

Sibley, La 71073 Minden, La 71058 

Thelma Kathleen Sanders Connie Vance Scarlett 

1682 Hwy. 163 157 Beech Springs Rd. 

Doyline, La 71023 Minden, La 71055 

Lisa Talley Sivils 

W. Greg Stinson 

8340 Hwy. 371 333 Texas St., Ste. 2375 

Sibley, La 71073 Shreveport, La 71101 

Brenda M. Thomas 

Eva M. Townsend 

604 Penal Farm Rd. P.O. Box 740 

Sibley, La 71073 Minden, La 71058 

Elaine K. Ward 

Linda L. Woodall 

1103 E. Todd St. P.O. Box 237 

Minden, La 71055 Hall Summit, La 71034 

West Baton Rouge 

Margaret G. Bergeron 

Marie K. Bernard 

P.O. Box 267 

4152 Rougon Rd 

Erwinville, La 70729 Port Allen, La 70767 

Patricia Brown 

Tabitha I. Gray 

P.O. Box 1334 P.O. Box 76 

Port Allen, La 70767 Gonzales, La 70707 

Jody J. Guillory 

Victoria R. McDaniel 

702 Hwy. 190 West 222 St. Louis St., Ste. 857 

Port Allen, La 70767 Baton Rouge, La 70802 

Rita S. Smith 

Ronnie L. Stephens 

12871 Perkins Rd., Ste. B 825 South Jefferson Ave. 

Baton Rouge, La 70810 Port Allen, La 70767 

West Carroll 

J. Kelly Coleman James Edward Philley 

P.O. Box 1008 P.O. Box 1627 

Oak Grove, La 71263 Oak Grove, La 71263 

Robin Rios 

407 Roundhill Rd. 

Oak Grove, La 71263 

West Feliciana 

Irma Lee Bendily 

Kevin Dreher 

P.O. Box 518 P.O. Box 1337 

Jackson, La 70748 St. Francisville, La 70775 

Kristy E. Griffin 

Jeffery A. Wheeler 

P.O. Box 2786 

14 Oakley Lane 

Baton Rouge, La 70821 Jackson, La 70748 

Tara M Wheeler 

P.O. Box 1508 

St Francisville, La 70775 

Winn 

Dorothy Bourn 

Amy S. Caraway 

170 Miller Rd. 218 Baxter Road 

Winnfield, La 71483 Ruston, La 71270 

2205


June 21, 2004 

Pamela Dupree James 

Lisa M. Jones 

P.O. Box 135 

205 Clay Street 

Winnfield, La 71483 Winnfield, La 71483 

Glenda M. Madden 

Margeree Pearson 

3545 Hwy. 150 P.O. Box 1107 

Simsboro, La 71275 Winnfield, La 71483 

Samuel H. Scruggs 

Janice Harrell Vail 

P.O. Box 549 

104 Birch 

Winnfield, La 71483 Winnfield, La 71483 

Jimmy Wayne Wiley, Jr. 

P.O. Box 447 

Winnfield, La 71403 

Motion to Confirm 

Senator Jones moved to confirm the persons on the above list 

who were reported by the Committee on Senate and Governmental 

Affairs and recommended for confirmation. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fields Malone 










Dupre 

Kostelka 

Ellington 

Lentini 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Adley Cravins Schedler 

Boasso 

Holden 

Total—5 

The Chair declared the people on the above list were confirmed. 



as follows: 



ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 


2206









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 









ADOPTION OF 


June 21, 2004 










for the purpose of recalling Senate Resolution No. 144 from the 

Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs. 



A RESOLUTION 

To amend and readopt Senate Rule 16.3 of the Rules of Order of the 

Senate, relative to confirmation proceedings by the Senate; to 

provide relative to procedures for consideration of 

appointments by the Senate Committee on Senate and 

Governmental Affairs. 

On motion of Senator Jones, the resolution was read by title and 

adopted. 


June 21, 2004 










A RESOLUTION 

To memorialize the Congress of the United States to study 

alternatives to conventional banking opportunities, in particular 

the National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act. 

The resolution was read by title; lies over under the rules. 


BY SENATOR HAINKEL 

A RESOLUTION 

To express the sincere condolences of the Senate of the Legislature of 

Louisiana upon the death of Herbert James Murray, Sr. 

On motion of Senator Hainkel, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 


BY SENATOR HINES 

A RESOLUTION 

To adopt Senate Rule No. 13.22 of the Rules of Order of the Senate, 

relative to the jurisdiction, powers and functions of Senate 

committees; to establish and provide for an executive committee 

of the Senate; and to provide for the authority of such 

committee. 

The resolution was read by title. Senator Hines moved to adopt 

the Senate Resolution. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fontenot Marionneaux 


Amedee Gautreaux, N Michot 

Bajoie Heitmeier Mount 

Boissiere Holden Nevers 


Duplessis Jackson Smith 

Dupre Jones Theunissen 

Ellington 

Kostelka 

Fields 

Malone 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Barham 

Cain 

Dardenne 

Hainkel 

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Total—4 

ABSENT 

Boasso Irons Ullo 

Chaisson 

Lentini 

Cravins 

Schedler 

Total—7 

The Chair declared the Senate had adopted the Senate 

Resolution. 

Recess 

On motion of Senator Jones, the Senate took a recess until 3:30 

o'clock P.M. 

After Recess 

The Senate was called to order at 3:30 o'clock P.M. by the 


ROLL CALL 


names: 

PRESENT 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

Total—1 









to be Adopted 

The following House Concurrent Resolutions to be adopted 

were taken up and acted upon as follows: 








The resolution was read by title. Senator McPherson moved to 

concur in the House Concurrent Resolution. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Malone 

Adley Ellington Marionneaux 






Chaisson Heitmeier Smith 



Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—34 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Boissiere Irons Schedler 

Holden 

Lentini 

Total—5 

The Chair declared the Senate had concurred in the House 

Concurrent Resolution and ordered it returned to the House. 



as follows: 



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committee from the Senate, on the disagreement to House Bill No. 

981 by Representative Schneider: 

Representatives Schneider, Townsend, vice Curtis, Jack Smith 

and vice Doerge. 





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on Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 124 

The President of the Senate appointed the following members 

to confer with a like committee from the House for the purpose of 

considering the disagreement on Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 

124: Senators Duplessis, Irons and Bajoie. 







Senate Bill No. 23 by Senator Mount 

June 21, 2004 


the Honorable Sp eaker and Members of the House of 




Mount recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 

1. That House Committee Amendments No. 1 and 2 proposed by 

the House Committee on Commerce and adopted by the House 

of Representatives on June 8, 2004 be rejected. 

2. T hat the following amendments to the reengrossed bill be 

adopted: 


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On page 1, line 15, after "district" delete the remainder of the line 

and insert in lieu thereof the following: ", and two persons at large, 

and four persons," 


On page 1, delete line 16, and insert in lie thereof the following: 

"consisting of one member domiciled in each of the following 

parishes:" 


On page 1, line 17, delete "There" 


On page 2, delete line 1 and at the beginning of line 2, delete 

"parish." 


Senators: 


Willie Mount 

Gil J. Pinac 

Diana E. Bajoie Ronnie Johns 

Max T. Malone Mike Powell 




On motion of Senator Mount, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 


Adley Ellington Kostelka 

Amedee Fields Lentini 

Bajoie Fontenot Malone 









Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Boissiere Marionneaux Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Mount moved to reconsider the vote by which the 


Senator McPherson in the Chair 



Senate Bill No. 261 By Senator Hines 

June 21, 2004 

To the Honorable President and Members of the Senate and the 

Honorable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives. 




Hines, recommend the following concerning the reengrossed bill: 

1. That the set of House Committee Amendments proposed by 

the Committee on House and Governmental Affairs and adopted 

by the House of Representatives on June 17, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That the House Floor Amendments proposed by 

Representative Montgomery and adopted by the House of 



adopted: 


In House Committee Amendment No. 3, proposed by the 

Committee on House and Governmental Affairs and adopted by the 

House of Representatives on June 17, 2004, on line 9, change 

"qualified applicant" to "applicant who meets the qualifications for 

the position set by the school board" 

Senators: 

Donald E. Hines 

Joe McPherson 




Richard "Rick" Gallot 


Billy Wayne Montgomery 

Senator Hines asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Hines, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 




Bajoie Gautreaux, B Marionneaux 

Barham Gautreaux, N McPherson 

Boasso Hainkel Michot 

Cain Heitmeier Mount 

Chaisson Holden Nevers 



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Total—36 

NAYS 

Dardenne 

Total—1 

Boissiere 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Hines moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1178 By Representative Pinac 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Pinac, recommend the following concerning the 



the Senate Committee on Local and Municipal and Municipal 

Affairs and adopted by the Senate on May 24, 2004, be 

rejected. 

2. T hat Senate Floor Amendment No. 5 proposed by Senator 

Hollis and adopted by the Senate on June 4, 2004, be adopted. 

3. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 and No. 6 

proposed by Senator Hollis and adopted by the Senate on June 



adopted: 


On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, delete "and (a), (l), (m), (n), (o), 

(p), (q)" 


On page 1, at the beginning of line 8, delete "(a), (l), (m), (n), (o), (p), 

(q) and" 


On page 2, delete lines 11 through 28 and insert: 

"* * *" 



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On page 3, line, 3, after "the" and before "governor" delete 

"lieutenant" 


Gil J. Pinac J. 

Wayne Waddell 



Senators: 

"Ken" Hollis, Jr. 

Mike Smith 

Senator Hollis asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Hollis, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 




Barham Gautreaux, B Marionneaux 

Boasso Gautreaux, N McPherson 

Cain Hainkel Michot 

Chaisson Heitmeier Mount 

Cheek Holden Nevers 

Cravins Hollis Romero 

Dardenne Irons Smith 



Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Bajoie Boissiere Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Hollis moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 119 By Representatives Toomy, Ansardi, 

Bowler, Damico, Lancaster, Martiny, Shepherd, and Wooten 

and Senators Boissiere, Lentini, and Ullo 

June 8, 2004 



Senate. 




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Representatives Toomy, Ansardi, Bowler, Damico, Lancaster, 

Martiny, Shepherd, and Wooten and Senators Boissiere, Lentini, and 

Ullo, recommend the following concerning the engrossed bill: 


Hainkel and adopted by the Senate on June 1, 2004, be rejected. 



Senators: 

Joseph F. Toomy 


Ronnie Johns 


T. Taylor Townsend John Hainkel 


Senator Lentini asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Lentini, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Bajoie 

Boissiere 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Lentini moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 510 By Representative Montgomery 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 





Representative Montgomery, recommend the following concerning 

the reengrossed bill: 





the Senate Committee on Senate and Governmental Affairs and 

adopted by the Senate on June 16, 2004, be adopted. 


adopted: 


On page 1, change the author of the bill from "Representative 

Montgomery" to "Representative Murray" 


On page 1, line 2, change "enact R.S. 18:1505.2(Q)" to "amend and 

reenact R.S. 18:1505.2(L)(2)" 


On page 1, line 2, after "relative to" delete the remainder of the line 

and delete lines 3 through 13 and insert the following: "certain 

campaign contribution prohibitions; to provide relative to the 

inapplicability of prohibitions against campaign contributions, loans, 

and transfers of funds by certain persons substantially interested in 

the gaming industry in this state to certain accounts of political 

committees of recognized political parties organized under laws of 

another jurisdiction; to provide limitations; and" 






Senators: 




Senator Adley asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Adley, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 






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Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Boissiere 

Fields 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Jackson 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Adley moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 885 By Representative Beard 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Beard, recommend the following concerning the 



Marionneaux and adopted by the Senat e on June 8, 2004, be 

rejected. 



On page 1, line 2, after "To" insert "amend and reenact R.S. 30:2398 

and to" 


On page 1, line 3, after "sources;" insert "to provide for contracts for 

the construction and operation of improvements;" 


On page 1, line 5, after "Section 1." insert "R.S. 30:2398 is hereby 

amended and reenact and" 



"* * * 

§2398. Capital improvements; construction and operation 

A. Any capital improvements made under this Chapter shall 

qualify for any tax deductions as provided by law. 


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B.(1) Any municipal corporation, parish, or sewerage, water, or 

drainage district shall have the power to execute and enter into a 

contract with any private company for the construction or operation 

of capital improvements including but not limited to reclaimed water, 

sewerage, or wastewater treatment facilities or transport or 

conveyance systems. Any such private company shall have in its 

construction and operation of such facilities the same ad valorem and 

sales tax liability exemption as the municipal corporation, parish, or 

sewerage or water district with which it contracts for such purpose. 

(2) For the purposes of this Subsection "contract" shall include 

but not be limited to a lease agreement including all movable and 

immovable property owned by any municipal corporation, parish, 

sewerage, water, or drainage district associated with the collection, 

treatment, or disposal of reclaimed water, sewage, wastewater, or 

solid and liquid wastes. Such lease shall not exceed forty years and 

shall be considered a real right. All such properties, movable and 

immovable, shall be deemed included within the term facility." 



Senators: 

Gary J. Beard 

Max T. Malone 

N. J. Damico Heulette "Clo" Fontenot 



Senator Fontenot asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Fontenot, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Hainkel Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Fontenot moved to reconsider the vote by which 


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Senator Ellington in the Chair 


House Bill No. 1030 By Representative Pinac 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Pinac, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Amendment Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 5 

proposed by the Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer 

Protection, and International Affairs and adopted by the Senate 

on June 16, 2004, be rejected. 


Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and 

International Affairs and adopted by the Senate on June 16, 

2004, be accepted. 


Cravins and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, be 

accepted. 


adopted: 


"(b) The monies in the Telephonic Solicitation Relief Fund shall 

be used solely for the implementation, administration, and 

enforcement of this Chapter. Any surplus monies and interest 

remaining to the credit of the fund on June thirtieth of each year shall 

remain to the credit of the fund and no part thereof shall revert to the 

state general fund." 



"§844.17. Safe harbor 

Any telephonic solicitor registered in compliance with R.S. 

45:844.16 shall not be liable for violating this Chapter if the 

telephonic solicitor can demonstrate that the violation is a result of 

unintended error and that as part of its routine business practice, it 

meets the following standards: 

(1) The telephonic solicitor has established and implemented 

written procedures to comply with this Chapter. 

(2) The telephonic solicitor has trained its personnel, and any 

entity assisting in its compliance, in procedures established pursuant 

to this Chapter. 

(3) The telephonic solicitor has maintained a call log of numbers 

called for solicitation purposes in either chronological or numerical 

order, and records and maintains an internal "do not call" list for those 

numbers that may not be contacted. 

(4) The telephonic solicitor is registered and uses both state and 

national registries to prevent telephonic solicitations to any 

telephone number on any list established or mandated to be used 

pursuant to this Chapter. 

(5) The telephonic solicitor uses a process to ensure that it does 

not sell, rent, lease, purchase, or use any applicable "do not call" 

database, or any part thereof, for any purpose except in compliance 

with this Chapter and any state or federal law preventing telephonic 

solicitations to telephone numbers registered as pertaining to this 

Chapter." 


On page 1, line 3, after "and (7)" delete "and 844.16," and insert in 

lieu thereof a comma "," and insert "844.16, and 844.17," 


On page 1, line 9, after "and (7)" delete "and 844.16" and insert in 

lieu thereof a comma "," and insert "844.16, and 844.17" 


Gil J. Pinac 


Harold Ritchie 


Senators: 

Ken Hollis 


Michael J. Michot 



On page 3, line 9, after "(4)" and before "All" insert "(a)" 


On page 3, at the end of line 11, after "purpose." insert "The fees and 

penalties collected shall be remitted by the commission to the state 

treasury and credited to the Bond Security and Redemption Fund. 

After a sufficient amount is allocated from that fund to pay all 

obligations secured by the full faith and credit of the state which 

become due and payable within the fiscal year, the treasurer, prior to 

placing such remaining funds in the state general fund, shall pay an 

amount equal to the total amount of funds paid into the state treasury 

by the commission into a special fund which is hereby created in the 

state treasury and designated as the "Telephonic Solicitation Relief 

Fund."" 



Senator Michot asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Michot, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 








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Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Hainkel Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Michot moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1271 By Representative DeWitt 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative DeWitt, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Amendment Nos. 1 through 4 in the set of Senate Floor 

Amendments proposed by Senator McPherson and adopted by 


2. That Amendment No. 5 in the set of Senate Floor Amendments 

proposed by Senator McPherson and adopted by the Senate on 




In Senate Floor Amendment No. 2 proposed by Senator McPherson 

and adopted by the Senate on June 11, 2004, on line 4, change 

"members" to "persons who are" 


On page 1, on line 21, after "legislature" and before "- 9%." insert 

"provided for in R.S. 24:36(A)(2)" 



"G. Any elected official who has served in his current elective 

office at least twelve years and fewer than fifteen years, who became 

vested in the Louisiana State Employees Retirement System on the 

day he took office, and who is not yet eligible to draw retirement 

benefits, shall be allowed to retire, delaying benefits until the official 

is eligible to receive his retirement benefit. If such an official pays 


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both the employee and employer shares of the state group benefits 

insurance premiums, the Office of Group Benefits shall allow him to 

continue paying these premiums and to remain insured through the 

Office of Group Benefits in the same manner and to the same extent 

as an active employee until such time as the official has reached the 

age to receive full retirement benefits. The provisions of this 

Subsection shall not be applicable after December 1, 2007." 


In Senate Floor Amendment No. 5 proposed by Senator McPherson 

and adopted by the Senate on June 11, 2004, on line 22, change 

"These provisions" to "The provisions of this Subsection" 


On page 2, delete lines 22 through 29 in their entirety and on page 3, 

delete lines 1 through 16, and insert the following: 

"(2)(a) Except for legislative employees provided for in 

Paragraph (1) of this Subsection, each person who is an employee of 

the Louisiana state legislature and a contributing member of the 

Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System on the effective date 

of this Paragraph who has not retired and has not participated in the 

Deferred Retirement Option Plan shall receive an additional benefit 

equal to one-half of one percent times his number of years of service 

as an employee of the Louisiana state legislature times his average 

compensation. Any employee of the legislature who participated in 

the Deferred Retirement Option Plan, who remained in employment 

after participation in the plan and is employed on the effective date 

of this Paragraph, and who is entitled to receive a supplemental 

benefit shall have the supplemental benefit calculated at the higher 

rate. Nothing in this Paragraph shall be construed to allow 

recalculation of benefits for a retiree or of base benefits for a Deferred 

Retirement Option Plan participant. 

(b) Except for legislative employees provided for in Paragraph 

(1) of this Subsection, each person who becomes employed by the 

legislature and a contributing member of the Louisiana State 

Employees' Retirement System after the effective date of this 

Paragraph shall receive an additional benefit equal to one-half of one 

percent times his number of years of service as an employee of the 

legislature times his final average compensation. 

(3) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, 

including R.S. 11:424, any contributing member of the Louisiana State 

Employees' Retirement System to whom Subparagraph (2)(a) of this 

Subsection applies who is employed by the Louisiana state 

legislature on the effective date of this Paragraph may convert up to 

three years of leave to service credit for purposes of eligibility for 

retirement and calculation of benefits. Any leave not so converted 

may be used for any purpose as provided for in other provisions of 

law. The employee may elect to have excess leave converted to 

retirement credit before any payment is made therefor. 

Section 3. (A) The provisions of R.S. 24:36(A)(2) and (3) as 

provided in this Act shall supersede the provisions of R.S. 

24:36(A)(2) and (3) as provided in the Act which originated as Senate 

Bill No. 243 of this 2004 Regular Session of the Legislature. 

(B) The provisions of R.S. 11:441(G) as enacted in this Act 

shall supersede the provisions of R.S. 11:441(G) as enacted by the 

Act which originated as House Bill No. 938 of this 2004 Regular 

Session of the Legislature." 



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Representative John A. Alario, Jr. 

Representative Pete Schneider 


Senators: 


Joe McPherson 




Senate. 







ROLL CALL 


YEAS 







Cain Hainkel Nevers 

Chaisson Heitmeier Romero 

Cheek Holden Theunissen 

Cravins Hollis Ullo 

Duplessis 

Irons 

Total—32 

NAYS 

Boasso 

Dardenne 

Total—4 

Kostelka 

Smith 

ABSENT 

Jackson Jones Schedler 

Total—3 





Senator Ullo asked for and obtained the floor of the Senate on a 

point of personal privilege, and stated he had voted in error on the 

motion by Senator Boissiere to adopt the Conference Committee 

Report to House Bill No. 1271. He voted yea on the motion and had 

intended to vote nay. He asked that the Official Journal so state. 

Mr. President in the Chair 


House Bill No. 1704 By Representatives Townsend and 

Faucheux 

June 21, 2004 



Representatives Townsend and Faucheux, recommend the following 

concerning the engrossed bill: 


Irons and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, be adopted. 


Cain and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, be rejected. 



On page 1, delete line 2 in its entirety and add "To amend and 

reenact R.S. 26:73(G), 90(A)(3)(a), and 272(G), and R.S. 

27:301(B)(12) and to enact R.S. 26:81 (G) and 281(K), relative to 

alcoholic beverages permits; to provide relative to the issuance of 

certain alcoholic" 


On page 1, line 5, after the semicolon ";" and before "to" insert to "to 

provide relative to limitations on the location of certain businesses; 

to define a restaurant as provided for in the Video Draw Poker 

Devices Control Law; to provide relative to prohibited acts on certain 

licensed premises;" 


On page 1, line 8, change "R.S. 26:73(G) and 272(G)" to "R.S. 

26:73(G), 90(A)(3)(a), and 272(G)" 


On page 1, line 8, after "reenacted" and before "to" insert "and R.S. 

26:81 (G) and 281(K) are hereby enacted" 



"§81. Location of business limited; exceptions 

* * * 

G. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section, 

Chapter, or other law to the contrary, the subsequent construction, 

erection, development, or movement of a property on the National 

Historic Registry, public playground, church, synagogue, public 

library, or school following the application for a permit and the 

granting of that permit which causes the premises to be located 

within the prohibited distance limitations as provided in this Section 

shall not be cause for the revocation, withholding, denial, or 

nonrenewal of a permit. 

* * * 

§90. Acts prohibited on licensed premises; suspension or 

revocation of permits 

A. No person holding a retail dealer's permit and no agent, 

associate, employee, representative, or servant of any such person 

shall do or permit any of the following acts to be done on or about 

the licensed premises: 

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(3)(a) Intentionally entice, aid, or permit any person under the 

age of eighteen years to visit or loiter in or about any place where 

alcoholic beverages or beer are the principal commodities sold, 

handled, or given away. This prohibition shall apply at any time the 

licensed premises is open to the public, whether or not alcoholic 

beverages or beer is served at the time the person under the age of 

eighteen years is present on or about the premises, except as 

otherwise provided in this Section. The provisions of this Section 

shall in no way prohibit the presence of any person under the age of 

eighteen years on or about a licensed premises for any function 

sponsored by a religious or charitable organization with tax exempt 

status under Section 501(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the 

United States, or by a fraternal beneficiary society with tax exempt 

status under 501(8) of the said code, and no alcoholic beverages are 

sold, handled, given away, or accessible during the presence of any 

such person. 

* * *" 


On page 2, after line 24, add the following: 

"§281. Location of business limited; exception exceptions 

K. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section, 

Chapter, or other law to the contrary, the subsequent construction, 

erection, development, or movement of a property on the National 

Historic Registry, public playground, church, synagogue, public 

library, or school following the application for a permit and the 

granting of that permit which causes the premises to be located 

within the prohibited distance limitations as provided in this Section 

shall not be cause for the revocation, withholding, denial, or 

nonrenewal of a permit. 

Section 2. R.S. 27:301(B)(12) is hereby amended and reenacted 

to read as follows: 

§301. Short title and definitions 

* * * 

(12)(a) "Restaurant" means an operating establishment primarily 

engaged in the retail sale of prepared foods for on-premises or 

immediate consumption that meets all of the following criteria: 

(a) (i) Has been granted a Class A-General retail permit or a 

Class A-Restaurant permit, as defined in Part II of Chapter 1 or Part 

II of Chapter 2 of Title 26 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, 

for the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption. 

(b) (ii) Serves food during the hours it is open to the public. 

(c) (iii) Derives at least sixty more than fifty percent of its 

monthly gross revenues from the sale of food, food items, and 

nonalcoholic beverages. 

(d) (iv) Maintains financial records that segregate alcoholic 

beverage sales from food sales. 

(e) (v) Operates a fully equipped kitchen which includes but is 

not limited to a range, an oven, and refrigerated storage appliances 

used for the preparation of uncooked foods for on-premises or 

immediate consumption. 

(b) Notwithstanding the provisions of this Paragraph or any 

other law to the contrary, the division may consider a licensed 

establishment to be a "restaurant" for purposes of the Video Draw 

Poker Devices Control Law and for the purpose of issuing or 

recommending that a video gaming license be issued to a restaurant 

pursuant to this Chapter when the applicant has obtained a permit, 

license or certificate as a "restaurant" from the municipal or parish 

governing authority having jurisdiction over the applicant's licensed 

establishment. However, when no such permit, license or certificate 


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is obtainable from the municipal or parish governing authority, no 

such permit, license or certificate shall be required. When determining 

whether to consider a licensed establishment to be a "restaurant" for 

purposes of the Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law, the division 

shall consider, but shall not be bound by, the extent to which the 

applicant complies with R.S. 27:301(B)(12)(a). 

* * *" 



Senators: 

T. Taylor Townsend Joel Chaisson, II 

Joseph F. Toomy 

Robert M. Marioneaux, Jr. 

Charles DeWitt 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Fields Jackson 

Bajoie Gautreaux, B Jones 

Chaisson Heitmeier Marionneaux 

Cheek Holden Theunissen 

Dupre 

Irons 

Total—14 

NAYS 

Adley Fontenot Michot 

Amedee Hainkel Mount 

Barham Hollis Nevers 

Boasso Kostelka Romero 

Cain Lentini Smith 

Dardenne Malone Ullo 

Ellington 

McPherson 

Total—20 

ABSENT 

Boissiere Duplessis Schedler 

Cravins 

Gautreaux, N 

Total—5 

The Chair declared the Senate failed to adopt the Conference 

Committee Report. Senator Chaisson moved to reconsider the vote 

by which the report failed to be adopted and laid the motion on the 

table. 



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Senate Committee on Finance and adopted by the Senate on 


2. That the Senate Floor Amendment proposed by Senator Michot 




Sharon Weston Broome 



Senators: 

Joe McPherson 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 







as follows: 


ADOPTION OF 


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ADOPTION OF 


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ADOPTION OF 


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ADOPTION OF 


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ADOPTION OF 


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committee from the Senate, on the disagreement to Senate Concurrent 

Resolution No. 124 by Senator Duplessis: 

Representatives Lancaster, Jefferson and Bruneau. 








June 21, 2004 



Senate. 






1. That the following Senate Committee Amendments proposed 

by the Senate Committee on Finance and adopted by the Senate 

on June 13, 2004, be adopted: Nos. 1 through 9, 11 and 12, 21, 

23, 27, 30, 33 and 34, 36 and 37, 39 and 40, 58 through 62, 66 

through 69, 78, 80, 84 through 87, 90 through 92, 94 through 97, 

101, 103 through 115, 120 through 131, 133, 135 through 151, 

156, 158 and 159, 161 through 177, 180, 183, 185 and 186, 188 

through 190, 192 through 239, 241 through 265, 267, 270 

through 287, 294 through 312, 367 and 368, 370 and 371. 

2. That the following Senate Committee Amendments proposed 


on June 13, 2004, be rejected: Nos. 10, 13 through 20, 22, 24 

through 26, 28 and 29, 31 and 32, 35, 38, 41 through 57, 63 

through 65, 70 through 77, 79, 81 through 83, 88 and 89, 93, 98 

through 100, 102, 116 through 119, 132, 134, 152 through 155, 

157, 160, 178 and 179, 181 and 182, 184, 187, 191, 240, 266, 

268 and 269, 288 through 293, 313 through 366, and 369. 

3. That the following Senate Floor Amendments in the set of 

amendments (designated No. 508) proposed by Senator 

Heitmeier and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004, be 

adopted: Nos. 1 through 4, 6 through 12, 14 through 18, 20 

through 36. 

4. That the following Senate Floor Amendments in the set of 

Senate Floor Amendments (designated No. 508) proposed by 

Senator Heitmeier and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004, 

be rejected: Nos. 5, 13, and 19. 

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June 21, 2004 

5. That the Senate Floor Amendment proposed by Senator Dupre 

and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004, be adopted. 


adopted: 


In Senate Committee Amendment No. 2, proposed by the Senate 

Committee on Finance and adopted by the Senate on June 13, 2004, 

on page 1, delete lines 16 through 20 in their entirety and insert the 

following: "Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein 

from the State General Fund by Statutory Dedications out of the 

Rural Development Fund, an amount not to exceed $201,710 from 

the annual allocation for Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes shall be 

transferred to the Medical Vendor Payments Program for payments 

to the Leonard J. Chabert Medical Center." 




on page 2, delete line 22 in its entirety and insert the following: 

"for continuation of the children's services 

domestic violence contracts $800,000" 




on page 4, delete line 12 in its entirety, and at the beginning of line 

13, insert "for a" 




on page 5, delete lines 20 through 22 in their entirety 




on page 5, line 25, change "75,000" to "70,000" 




on page 6, line 12, change "48,854,200" to "51,354,200" 












on page 9, line 21, change "Authority" to "Council" 





on page 9, delete lines 22 and 23 in their entirety 








on page 9, line 28, after "for" and before "economic" insert "cultural 

and" 




on page 11, delete lines 9 through 11 in their entirety 




on page 17, line 8, change "909,848" to "696,512" and on line 9, 

change "263,492" to "201,710" 




on page 17, line 10, after "shall be" delete the remainder of the line 

and delete lines 11 and 12 in their entirety and insert: "transferred 

from the Office of Rural Development out of the allocation for 

Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes from the Rural Development 

Fund." 





















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on page 46, delete lines 15 and 16 in their entirety 




on page 46, delete lines 40 through 42 in their entirety and insert the 

following: "for school technology initiatives in East Baton Rouge 

Parish $100,000" 


In Senate Floor Amendment No. 27 in the set of amendments 

(designated No. 508) proposed by Senator Heitmeier and adopted by 

the Senate on June 15, 2004, on page 4, line 16, change "1,096,633" 

to "1,096,636, and on line 17, change "1,096,633" to "1,096,636" 


In Senate Floor Amendment No. 27 in the set of amendments 

(designated No. 508) proposed by Senator Heitmeier and adopted by 

the Senate on June 15, 2004, on page 4, line 26, after "law" and the 

period "." delete the remainder of the line, and delete lines 27 through 

31 in their entirety 


On page 15, after line 50, insert the following; 

"Payable out of the State General Fund by 

Statutory Dedications out of the 2004 Overcollections 

Fund to provide funds to be available to the commissioner 

of administration for the compromise or settlement of 

the claim against the state in the suit entitled "Gordean 

Adella Wingfield, et al v. State of Louisiana through 

the Department of Transportation and Development, 

Wilson Trailer Company, Inc.", bearing No. 2001 

CA 2668, consolidated with No. 2001 CA 2669, on 

the docket of the First Circuit Court of Appeals, state 

of Louisiana, on appeal from the Nineteenth Judicial 

District Court, parish of East Baton Rouge, state 

of Louisiana, docket No. 418,074, consolidated 

with No. 418,842 $2,500,000" 



"Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) 

to the Faith House Battered Women's Shelter 

in Lafayette for Outreach offices in Vermilion, 

Acadia, Evangeline, and St. Landry Parishes $100,000" 


On page 24, line 21, change "36,500" to "46,500" 




On page 27, line 23, change "(53)" to "(54)" 



June 21, 2004 




"Objective: To encourage voter registration and voter participation 

through educational and public outreach programs. 

Performance Indicator: Number of schools visited by Outreach 

Program 125" 




Statutory Dedications from the Help Louisiana 

Vote Fund, Voting Access Account, to the 

Elections Program for handicapped accessibility 

surveys of polling precincts and educational 

training videos $126,664" 








to the Business Services Program for economic 

development efforts of the Central City Economic 

Development Corporation $35,000 

Payable out of the State General Fund (Direct) 


development efforts in Leesville $75,000 



development efforts in DeRidder $50,000 



development efforts in the city of Baker $5,000 



development efforts in the city of Zachary $5,000" 


On page 57, delete lines 1 and 2 in their entirety 



"Payable out of the State General Fund by Fees 

and Self-generated Revenues for additional 

support $54,000" 

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On page 68, line 2, change "29,673,207" to "28,973,207" 



"Statutory Dedications: 

2004 Overcollections Fund $700,000" 




Fees and Self-generated Revenues for 

expenses related to the Division of Administrative 

Law $193,000" 



"Youth Center $620,500 

Provided, however, that of the appropriation contained above, the 

amount of $444,000 shall be used to fund the reopening of sixteen 

(16) residential beds at the Ware Youth Center." 



following: "In accordance with the provisions of Act No. 1225 of the 

2003 Regular Session of the Legislature, the deputy secretary is 

hereby directed to expend $350,000 of the savings attributed to the 

reduction of services and employees at the Swanson Correctional 

Center for Youth-Madison Parish Unit in Madison Parish for 

contracted youth residential services, to provide for costs associated 

with an increase in such services." 















On page 105, between 12 and 13, insert the following; 

"Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein, an amount 

not to exceed $560,000 shall be utilized for services which provide 

for integrated childcare for children with disabilities to be 

accomplished through provision of direct services and through 

training, education, mentoring, and support of other licensed childcare 

providers." 


































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On page 140, after line 42 insert the following: 

"FOR: 

Tax assessment study $250,000 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $250,000 

FROM: 

State General Fund (Direct) $150,000 

State General Fund by: 

Statutory Dedications: 

Tax Commission Expense Fund $100,000 

TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $250,000 

Provided, however, that the appropriation contained above from 

Statutory Dedications out of the Tax Commission Expense Fund is 

contingent upon the enactment of House Bill No. 619 of the 2004 

Regular Session of the Legislature." 



"Provided, however, that the secretary is directed to identify and use 

funds which are appropriated or otherwise available to the 


June 21, 2004 

Department of Labor in the amount of $3,000,000 to develop and 

implement a competitive grants program for post-release skills 

programs to enable newly-released inmates to gain employment and 

life skills in order to reduce the recidivism rate among this 

population." 




for aquatic weed eradication at Chicot State Park $80,000" 


On page 160, line 30, after "use by" and before "each" insert "the 

Board of Regents and" 



"approved by the Division of Administration $3,000,000 

Provided, however, that the above referenced healthcare workforce 

training program shall be in conjunction with a healthcare workforce 

training program coordinated by the Department of Labor and private 

providers which pay into the Workforce Development Training 

Account for eligible recipients. The plan shall be approved by the 

commissioner of administration and the Joint Legislative Committee 

on the Budget no later than August 31, 2004, and shall provide that 

the Department of Labor shall submit monthly reports to the Joint 

Legislative Committee on the Budget." 



"EXPENDITURES: 

Southern University Law Center Evening Program $250,000 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $250,000 

MEANS OF FINANCE: 

State General Fund (Direct) $100,000 


Fees & Self-generated Revenues $150,000 

TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING$250,000" 












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June 21, 2004 

to the School and Community Support Program 

for Project PASS and PAX 22 in the St. Landry 

Parish Public School System $170,000" 


On page 243, line 30, after "promotion" and the comma "," delete 

"and" 


On page 243, line 31, after "Museum" and before the period "." insert 

the following: "and $100,000 shall be allocated and distributed to the 

Parish of Ascension for Economic Development." 



"Provided, however, that the funds appropriated herein out of the 

Avoyelles Parish Visitor Enterprise Fund shall be appropriated to 

the Avoyelles Parish Police Jury for distribution in accordance with 

R.S. 47:302.6. 

Provided, however, that of the funds appropriated herein to the Iberia 

Parish Tourist Commission Fund out of the Iberia Parish Tourist 

Commission, fifty-five percent (55%) shall be allocated and 

distributed to the Acadiana Fairgrounds Commission for the 

Sugarena, and four and one-half percent (4.5%) shall be allocated and 

distributed to the city of Jeanerette for the Jeanerette Museum." 


On page 250, line 11, after "King, Jr." change "Community" to 

"Neighborhood", and at the beginning of line 12, change "Center- 

Shreveport" to "Association-Shreveport" 












to the town of Clinton for the Mainstreet Program $25,000 


to Progress 63, Inc. $100,000 


to the Dryades YMCA-School of Commerce $35,000 


to North St. Antoine, Inc. $100,000 



to 100 Men of Shreveport $100,000 


to the town of Ferriday for Industrial Park 

improvements $70,000 


to the Senior Companion Program in New Orleans $50,000 


to the Women's Network $50,000 


to the city of New Orleans for fire, police, 

sanitation, health, transportation, and traffic 

services occasioned by the presence of the official 

gaming establishment in New Orleans $1,000,000 


to the town of Arcadia for the Arcadia Water 

Reservoir and Recreational Feasibility Study $50,000 


to the Livingston Parish Fair Rodeo Arena $10,000 


to the North Baton Rouge Community Center 

for computer equipment $15,000 


to EXCELth, Inc. $50,000 


to Odell S. Williams Museum of African 

American History $20,000 


to Life Affirming Alternatives $50,000" 



"FOR: 

Increases in employer contribution 

for retirement benefits $10,390,656 

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $10,390,656 

FROM: 

State General Fund (Direct) $5,910,745 


Interagency Transfers $1,096,883 

Fees & Self-generated Revenues $869,552 

Statutory Dedications $763,150 

Federal Funds $1,750,326 

TOTAL MEANS OF FINANCING $10,390,656 

Provided, however, that the funds appropriated herein for increased 

employer contributions for retirement benefits, shall not be used for 

LSU-Health Sciences Center-New Orleans, LSU-Health Sciences 

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Center-Shreveport, E.A. Conway Medical Center, LSU-Health 

Sciences Center-Health Care Services Division, and public postsecondary 

tuition generating schools. 

Provided, however, that in the event additional revenues become 

available, and in accordance with a plan submitted to and approved 

by the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget, the commissioner 

of administration is hereby authorized and directed to make the 

necessary adjustments to provide for increased employer 

contributions for retirement benefits for all departments and agencies 

of the state, including the higher education institutions excluded 

above." 

Representatives 



Joe R. Salter 



Senators: 








ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 







June 21, 2004 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 









2. In Senate Committee Amendment No. 9, proposed by the 


June 17, 2004, on page 2, line 33, change "$8,647,692" to 

"$14,474,692" 

3. In Senate Committee Amendment No. 12, proposed by the 


June 17, 2004, on page 4, delete lines 17 trough 29 in their 

entirety. 



Senators: 



Joe R. Salter Donald E. Hines 


Cleo Fields 






ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

2227


June 21, 2004 

Total—0 

Adley 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 619 By Representatives Alario and Salter and 

Senators Heitmeier and Hines 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representatives Alario and Salter and Senators Heitmeier and Hines, 

recommend the following concerning the reengrossed bill: 

1. That Senate Committee Amendment Nos. 1, 2, and 3 proposed 


on June 18, 2004, be adopted. 

2. That Senate Committee Amendment Nos. 4 and 5 proposed by 

the Senate Committee on Finance and adopted by the Senate on 


3. That the Senate Floor Amendment proposed by Senator 

Dardenne and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, be 

rejected. 


adopted: 


On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 17:3129.6(B)" and before the comma "," 

insert "and R.S. 47:1835(B) and to enact R.S. 39:137" 


On page 1, line 4, after "Fund" and the semicolon ";" and before "to 

provide" insert the following: "to provide for the use of unexpended 

balances in the Tax Commission Expense Fund; to establish the 2004 

Overcollections Fund as a special fund in the state treasury; to 

provide for the deposit, investment, and use of monies in the 2004 

Overcollections Fund;" 


On page 2, line 1, after "allocation of" and before "which" change 

"such monies so appropriated" to "monies appropriated to the 

board" 




"Section 2. R.S. 39:137 is hereby enacted to read as follows: 

§137. 2004 Overcollections Fund 

The 2004 Overcollections Fund, hereinafter referred to as the 

"fund", is hereby created in the state treasury. After complying with 

the provisions of Article VII, Section 9(B) of the Constitution of 

Louisiana relative to the allocation of monies to the Bond Security 

and Redemption Fund, the treasurer shall deposit into the fund any 

excess, up to three million two hundred thousand dollars, from the 

self-generated overcollections of the Office of Financial Institutions. 

For purposes of this Section, "excess" is defined as the actual selfgenerated 

over collections from the Office of Financial Institutions for 

Fiscal Year 2003-2004 less the May 14, 2004, Official Forecast of 

revenues from self-generated over collections of the Office of 

Financial Institutions. Monies in the fund shall be subject to 

appropriation by the legislature for nonrecurring purposes in Fiscal 

Year 2004-2005. Monies in the fund shall be invested in the same 

manner as monies in the state general fund. Interest earned on 

investment of monies in the fund shall be deposited in and credited 

to the state general fund. Except as otherwise provided in this 

Section, unexpended and unencumbered monies in the fund at the end 

of a fiscal year shall be deposited into the state general fund. 

Section 3. R.S. 47:1835(B) is hereby amended and reenacted to 

read as follows: 

§1835. Employment of secretary, clerical help and experts; 

creation of commission expense fund; authorization for deposits and 

collection of assessments 

* * * 

B. There is hereby established in the state treasury the "Tax 

Commission Expense Fund", hereinafter referred to as the "expense 

fund". After credit to the Bond Security and Redemption Fund as 

provided in Article VII, Section 9(B) of the Constitution of 

Louisiana, all assessments and fees, including penalties and interest 

thereon, received by the tax commission shall be deposited in and 

credited to the expense fund. Monies on deposit in the expense fund 

may be expended only pursuant to appropriation. Appropriations 

from the expense fund shall only be made for expenses and costs of 

the tax commission, including but not limited to expenses and costs 

of operations, audits, and examinations and the defense, 

determination, or development of assessments and assessment 

procedures, including costs associated with outside experts. Any 

such assessment or fee, and any penalty and interest thereon, shall 

constitute an addition to the taxes due for all purposes of this Title. 

Monies on deposit in the expense fund shall be invested in the same 

manner as the state general fund. Interest on investment of monies 

in the expense fund shall be credited to the state general fund. The 

All unexpended and unencumbered balance monies in the fund in 

excess of one hundred fifty thousand dollars at the close of any the 

fiscal year shall be credited to the state general fund. The amount of 

such balance at the close of any fiscal year not transferred to the state 

general fund shall remain in the fund. 

* * *" 



4." 



5." 

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6." 



7." 



"Section 8. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the 

contrary and specifically notwithstanding the provisions of R.S. 

22:1077(C), unexpended and unencumbered monies in the Louisiana 

Fire Marshal Fund at the close of the 2003-2004 Fiscal Year shall not 

revert to the State General Fund and shall remain in the Louisiana 

Fire Marshal Fund. 

Section 9. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the 


51:2315, the treasurer is authorized and directed to deposit the 

amount of two million dollars of Louisiana Economic Development 

Fund monies to the State General Fund to be used in Fiscal Year 

2004-2005. 

Section 10. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the 


51:2301 et seq., nor any rules or regulations promulgated with 

respect thereto, the Louisiana Economic Development Corporation 

shall execute a loan from monies in the Louisiana Economic 

Development Fund in Fiscal Year 2004-2005 to the Louisiana 

Stadium and Exposition District in an amount sufficient for the 

district to pay contractual obligations of the district relative to 

professional sports franchises, not to exceed seven million five 

hundred thousand dollars, for a period not to exceed eight years. 

After the payment in full of all contractual, necessary, statutory, and 

usual charges, including any indebtedness heretofore or hereafter 

issued by the district, the loan shall be repaid from the revenues 

received by the district in any fiscal year which exceed the amount of 

revenues received by the district in Fiscal Year 2004-2005 together 

with a growth factor equal to the increase in the consumer price 

index. 

Section 11. The 2004 Overcollections Fund shall be abolished 

on June 30, 2005. The state treasurer is authorized and directed to 

transfer to the State General Fund any unexpended or unencumbered 

monies remaining in the fund on June 30, 2005." 





Senators: 

John A. Alario, Jr. Francis C. Heitmeier 




Joe McPherson 







June 21, 2004 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Dardenne 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Irons 

Schedler 

Total—2 





Senate Bill No. 560 by Senator Fontenot 

June 21, 2004 






Fontenot recommend the following concerning the Reengrossed bill: 


House Committee on Appropriations and adopted by the 

House of Representatives on June 14, 2004 be rejected. 

2. That Legislative Bureau Amendment Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

the Legislative Bureau and adopted by the House of 



adopted: 


On page 1, line 7, delete "and 2195.11" and insert ",2195.11, and R.S. 

45:1206" 


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On page 1, at the end of line 7, after "relative" insert "to special 

funds; to provide relative" 


On page 1, line 12, between "releases;" and "and to provide" insert 

"to provide for the establishment of the Energy Efficiency Fund;" 



"Section 3. R.S. 45:1206 is hereby enacted to read as follows: 

§1206. Energy Efficiency Fund 

R.S. 45:1206 is all proposed new law. 

The public service commission shall adopt rules and regulations 

to establish and provide for the Energy Efficiency Fund which shall 

ensure a strategic approach to furnish key energy solutions for 

weatherization for residential customers and commercial small 

businesses, energy payment assistance, commercial economic 

development, and emission credits." 

AMENDMENT NO.5 





On page 16, line 9, delete "Section 5. Sections 1, 3, and 5" and insert 

"Section 6. Sections 1, 3, 4, 5, and this Section" 


On page 16, line 13 delete "Sections 1, 3, and 5" and insert "Sections 

1, 3, 4, 5, and this Section" 

Senators: 


Jody Amedee 

Francis Heitmeier 





N. J. Damico 

Mike Walsworth 





ROLL CALL 


YEAS 














Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—38 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 





Senate Bill No. 859 by Romero 

June 21, 2004 






Romero recommend the following concerning the Engrossed bill: 

1. That House Committee Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 proposed 

by the House Committee on the Administration of Criminal 

Justice and adopted by the House of Representatives on June 



Representative Durand and adopted by the House of 



Representative Durand and adopted by the House of 


4. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

Representative Jack Smith and adopted by the House of 




On page 1, at the end of line 14, insert "Regardless of any change in 

boundaries, there shall be no change in the distribution of any 

proceeds attributable to the licensed activity." 

Senators: 

Craig F. Romero 






Gil J. Pinac 


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Senator Romero asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Romero, a vote was taken on the adoption of 

the report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Jackson 

Bajoie Fields Jones 

Boasso Gautreaux, B Marionneaux 

Boissiere Gautreaux, N McPherson 

Chaisson Hainkel Michot 

Cheek Heitmeier Romero 

Cravins Holden Theunissen 

Duplessis Hollis Ullo 

Total—24 

NAYS 

Adley Ellington Mount 

Amedee Fontenot Nevers 

Barham Kostelka Smith 

Cain 

Lentini 

Dardenne 

Malone 

Total—13 

ABSENT 

Irons 

Total—2 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Romero moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



Senate Bill No. 411 by Senator Bajoie 

June 21, 2004 






Bajoie recommend the following concerning the engrossed bill: 

1. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

Representative Jefferson and adopted by the House of 

Representative on June 14, 2004 be rejected. 

2. That House Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 4 

proposed by Representative Townsend and adopted by 

the House of Representative on June 14, 2004 be rejected. 

3. That the following amendments to the engrossed bill be 

adopted: 


June 21, 2004 


On page 1, line 2, after "R.S. 46:1403(A)(2)" delete the remainder of 

the line and insert the following: ", 1404, 1452, 1453(3) and (4), 

relative to assistance for children;" 


On page 1, at the beginning of line 3, delete "child-placing agencies;" 


On page 1, line 5, after "application" delete the remainder of the line 

and insert the following: "of licensure for child-placing agencies; to 

provide for the declaration of policy regarding transitional youth 

residencies services and related definitions;" 


On page 1, line 6, delete "date;" 


On page 2, line 7, change "This" to "Section 1 of this" 


On page 2, line 9, after "Section 3." delete the remainder of the line 

and insert the following: 

"R.S. 46:1452, 1453(3) and (4) are hereby amended and 

reenacted to read as follows: 

§1452. Legislative intent; declaration of purpose and policy 

It is the intent of the legislature to provide for the care and to 

protect the health, safety, and well-being of transitional youths in the 

custody or formerly in the custody of the state of Louisiana who are 

nearing the age of majority and who, by reason of age, are unlikely to 

be placed with foster families for adoption. The legislature recognizes 

that such transitional youth are likely to remain in need of 

supervision and services, even after reaching the age of majority, to 

assist them in making the transition from child foster care or state 

custody to independent adulthood. To that end, it is the purpose of 

this Chapter to establish a system of licensed facilities to care for 

such persons up to the age of twenty-two, to establish statewide 

minimum standards for the safety and well-being of the residents of 

such facilities, to ensure the maintenance of those standards, and to 

regulate conditions in these facilities through a program of licensing 

and inspection. 

§1453. Definitions 

As used in this Chapter, the following definitions shall apply 

unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: 

* * * 

(3) "Transitional youth" means a person, not less than sixteen 

nor older than twenty-one years of age, who is either in the 

department's state's custody or was in the department's state's 

custody at the time of reaching the age of majority. Nothing in this 

Chapter shall be construed to give the department authority or 

control over any person, not interdicted, who has reached the age of 

majority and who no longer wishes to remain in a transitional youth 

residence. 

(4) "Transitional youth residence" means any communal or 

supervised independent living arrangement existing for the primary 

purpose of providing care for at least two, but less than twenty, 

transitional youths living in individualized apartment units, alone or 

jointly with other transitional youths, under the supervision, custody 

or control, directly or indirectly, of the office of community services 

state. 

* * *" 

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June 21, 2004 



Senators: 


Paulette R. Irons 

Joe McPherson 





Jalila Jefferson 

T. Taylor Townsend 

Senator Bajoie asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Bajoie, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 









Chaisson Irons Smith 

Cheek Jackson Theunissen 


Duplessis 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Cravins 

Hainkel 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Hollis 

Schedler 


adopted. Senator Bajoie moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1551 By Representatives Heaton, Dartez, 

Dorsey, 

Farrar, Richmond, and Smiley 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 





Representatives Heaton, Dartez, Dorsey, Farrar, Richmond, and 

Smiley, recommend the following concerning the engrossed bill: 

1. That Senate Committee Committee Amendments Nos. 1 

through 6 and 8 proposed by the Senate Committee on 

Judiciary A and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 2004, be 

adopted. 

2. That Senate Committee Committee Amendment No. 7 

proposed by the Senate Committee on Judiciary A and 


3. That the following amendment to the reengroosed bill be 

adopted: 


In Senate Committee Amendment No. 8 proposed by the Senate 

Committee on Judiciary A and adopted by the Senate on June 15, 

2004, at the end of line 22, after "law." insert "The exceptions 

provided for in R.S. 46:2140 shall apply." 


Alexander Heaton 

Cedric Richmond 




Senators: 

Reggie Dupre 


Melvin "Kip" Holden 




report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Cravins Hollis Schedler 

2232


Total—3 





Senate Bill No. 561 by Senator Fontenot 

June 21, 2004 






Fontenot recommend the following concerning the Re-reengrossed 

bill: 

1. That all House Committee Amendments proposed by the 

House Committee on House and Governmental Affairs and 


adopted. 

2. That all House Committee Amendments proposed by the 

House Committee on Appropriations and adopted by the 

House of Representatives on June 15, 2004 be adopted. 

Senators: 


Donald Hines 




Dale Erdey 







ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

Total—0 


June 21, 2004 

NAYS 

ABSENT 

Cravins Hollis Schedler 

Total—3 





House Bill No. 1126 By Representative Murray 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Murray, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That the set of Senate Floor Amendments proposed by Senators 

Jones and Hainkel and adopted by the Senate on June 17, 2004, 

be rejected. 

2. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 3 of the set of 

amendments proposed by Senator Irons and adopted by the 


3. That Senate Floor Amendment No. 4 of the set of amendments 

proposed by Senator Irons and adopted by the Senate on June 





"§1483. Definitions 

As used in this Chapter, the following terms shall have the 

meanings herein given to each unless the context clearly indicates 

otherwise: 

* * * 

(13) "Person" means any individual, partnership, limited 

liability company or corporation, association, labor union, political 

committee, corporation, or other legal entity, including their 

subsidiaries. 

* * *" 



Senators: 







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June 21, 2004 


Senator Irons asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 


On motion of Senator Irons, a vote was taken on the adoption of the 

report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Mr. President Dupre Marionneaux 


Amedee Gautreaux, N Mount 

Boasso Heitmeier Nevers 

Boissiere Holden Romero 


Chaisson Irons Theunissen 

Cheek Jackson Ullo 

Cravins 

Jones 

Duplessis 

Lentini 

Total—28 

NAYS 

Bajoie 

Total—2 

Hainkel 

ABSENT 

Barham Fontenot Malone 

Dardenne Gautreaux, B Michot 

Fields Kostelka Schedler 

Total—9 


adopted. Senator Irons moved to reconsider the vote by which the 



House Bill No. 1309 By Representative Shepherd 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Shepherd, recommend the following concerning the 



Senate Committee on Revenue and Fiscal Affairs and adopted 

by the Senate on June 3, 2004, be adopted. 



Senators: 

Derrick Shepherd Robert Marionneaux, Jr. 





N. Gautreaux 

Ann Duplessis 

Senator Duplessis asked for and obtained a suspension of the 


Report. On motion of Senator Duplessis, a vote was taken on the 


ROLL CALL 


YEAS 













Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 

Cravins Jackson Schedler 

Total—3 


adopted. Senator Duplessis moved to reconsider the vote by which 



House Bill No. 938 By Representative Tucker 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Tucker, recommend the following concerning the 



McPherson and adopted by the Senate on June 11, 2004, be 

rejected. 

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Boissiere and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, be 

rejected. 



On page 1, delete lines 12 through 14 in their entirety and insert in 

lieu thereof the following: 

"D. The provisions of this Subsections A, B, C, and D of this 

Section shall be implemented as a temporary pilot program and shall 

be null, void, and of no effect after June 30, 2005. An interim cost 

analysis of the provisions of this Section shall be performed by the 

systems and shall be presented to the speaker of the House of 

Representatives, the president of the Senate, the chairmen of the 

House of Representatives and Senate committees on retirement, the 

Public Retirement Systems' Actuarial Committee, and the 

Commission on Public Retirement at least fourteen days before the 

convening of the regular legislative session in 2005. 

E. Each system to which this Section applies shall submit to 

the House and Senate committees on retirement quarterly and annual 

progress reports detailing the system's investments which comport 

with the provisions of this Section. Such reports shall continue 

notwithstanding the June 30, 2005, expiration of Subsections A, B, 

C, and D of this Section and shall be submitted as follows: 

(1) An annual report for the year ending June 30, 2004, to be 

submitted on or before July 30, 2004. 

(2) Quarterly reports beginning with the quarter ending 

September 30, 2004, to be submitted no more than thirty days after 

the end of the quarter. 

(3) Annual reports beginning with the year ending June 30, 

2005, to be submitted no more than thirty days after the end of the 

year." 



Senators: 

Jim Tucker 

Lambert Bossiere, Jr. 

Pete Schneider J. K. "Ken" Hollis, Jr. 







ROLL CALL 


YEAS 









June 21, 2004 





Dardenne 

Jackson 

Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—37 

NAYS 

Marionneaux 

Total—1 

Schedler 

Total—1 

ABSENT 





House Bill No. 37 By Representative Baldone 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Baldone, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Senate Committee Amendment Nos. 1 and 2 proposed by 

the Senate Committee on Judiciary Section C and adopted by 

the Senate on June 9, 2004 be rejected. 

2. That the engrossed bill be amended as follows: 


On page 1, line 2, after "zone;" delete the remainder of the line and 

delete lines 3 and 4 in their entirety and insert "to provide with 

respect to sentences imposed pursuant to drug-free zones; and to 

provide for related matters." 


On page 1, delete lines 10 through 14 in their entirety and insert in 

lieu thereof the following: 

"E.(1) Whoever violates a provision of this Section shall be 

punished by the imposition of the maximum fine and be imprisoned 

for not more than one and one-half times the longest term of 

imprisonment authorized by the applicable provisions of R.S. 40:966 

through 970. 

(2) A sentence imposed for a violation of the provisions of this 

Section shall not be subject to parole, probation, or suspension of 

sentence to the extent that the minimum sentence for a violation of a 

felony provision of R.S. 40:966 through 970 is not subject to 

parole,probation, or suspension of sentence." 

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Senators: 

Reggie Dupre 





report. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 












Duplessis 

Jones 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Boasso 

Total—2 

Marionneaux 

Total—2 

Fields 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





House Bill No. 846 By Representative Morrish 

June 21, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Morrish, recommend the following concerning the 




Marionneaux and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 2004, be 

adopted. 

2. That Senate Floor Amendment No. 2 and 3 proposed by 

Senator Marionneaux and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 


3. That Senate Floor Amendments Nos. 1 through 5 proposed by 

Senator McPherson and adopted by the Senate on June 18, 



adopted: 


On page 2, at the end of line 26, insert the following: 

"After June 1, 2004, the secretary may provide for the 

exemption of certain tire sales from the fee which tires were not 

previously exempted only through the department's rulemaking 

authority, including legislative oversight as provided in R.S. 

30:2413(A)(8)." 


On page 3, at the end of line 4, insert the following: 

"The secretary shall not make payments from the fund or 

obligate the department to make payments from the fund to any 

waste tire processor who did not receive payments from the fund 

prior to March 1, 2004, in an amount greater than fifty percent of the 

amount otherwise eligible to receive pursuant to this Paragraph until 

one of the following occur: 

(a) Payments have been made from the fund to waste tire 

processors, as provided for in Subparagraph (I)(3)(b), for a period of 

three consecutive months. 

(b) All undisputed obligations owed to waste tire processors 

have been paid in full." 



“(3)(a) In the event the balance of the fund is insufficient to 

meet the obligations to waste tire processors provided for above, the 

department, after meeting all payments required by law, shall pay 

any undisputed amounts in a prorata share to waste tire processors 

having a standard permit. 

(b) In the event the fund has a surplus after meeting all 

obligations of the fund for the month, including any payments 

required by law, such surplus shall be distributed in a prorata share 

to those waste tire processors having a standard permit for whom 

there are unpaid obligations of the fund, excluding any disputed 

amounts. Such surplus shall be processed for payment by the 

department within fifteen days after the end of the month in which 

the surplus arose. 

(4) If litigation relating to fund payments in dispute prior to 

March 1, 2004, is resolved through final judgment or settlement, the 

secretary shall pay from the fund the portion of such final judgment 

or settlement which represents previously disputed fund payments 

within one hundred eighty days of the judgment or settlement. This 

Subsection shall not be construed to limit or condition the right of the 

judgment creditor or obligee under the settlement agreement to obtain 

payment in satisfaction of the judgment or settlement from any 

source authorized by law." 

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Joe R. Salter 


N. J. Damico 



Senators: 


Max T. Malone 



Report. 

Motion 

Senator Fontenot moved that the Senate adopt the Conference 

Committee Report. 

Senator McPherson moved as a substitute motion that the 

Senate reject the Conference Committee Report. 

Senator Fontenot objected. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 

Cain Hainkel Smith 

Gautreaux, B McPherson Ullo 

Total—6 

NAYS 










Cravins 

Irons 

Dardenne 

Jackson 

Total—31 

Jones 

Total—2 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

The Chair declared the bill was Senate refused to reject the 

Conference Committee Report. 

ROLL CALL 

The roll was called on the original motion to adopt the 

Conference Committee Report with the following result: 

YEAS 

Mr. President Duplessis Jackson 

Adley Dupre Jones 

Amedee Ellington Kostelka 

Bajoie Fields Lentini 

Barham Fontenot Malone 

Boasso Gautreaux, B Marionneaux 

Boissiere Hainkel Michot 

Chaisson Heitmeier Mount 

Cheek Holden Nevers 

Cravins Hollis Romero 


Total—33 

NAYS 

Cain 

McPherson 

Total—4 

Gautreaux, N 

Total—2 

Smith 

Ullo 

ABSENT 

Schedler 





Senator Nevers asked for and obtained the floor of the Senate on 

a point of personal privilege, and stated he had voted in error on the 

motion by Senator Fontenot to adopt the Conference Committee 

Report to House Bill No. 846. He voted yea on the motion and had 

intended to vote nay. He asked that the Official Journal so state. 


House Bill No. 672 By Representative Arnold 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Arnold, recommend the following concerning the 


1. That Amendment No. 1 of the set of Senate Floor Amendments 

proposed by Senator Boasso and adopted by the Senate on June 


2. That Amendment No. 2 of the set of Senate Floor Amendments 

proposed by Senator Boasso and adopted by the Senate on June 


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Irons and adopted by the Senate on June 4, 2004, be rejected. 

4. That the following amendment to the reengrossed bill be 

adopted: 


On page 1, line 13, after "87," delete "93," 


Jeffery Arnold 




Senators: 


Walter Boasso 



Report. 

Motion 

Senator Heitmeier moved the previous question on the entire 

subject matter. 

Without objection, so ordered. 

Motion 

Senator Heitmeier moved that the Senate adopt the Conference 


Senator Bajoie moved as a substitute motion that the 

Conference Committee Report be rejected. 

Senator Heitmeier objected. 

ROLL CALL 

The roll was called on the substitute motion with the following 

result: 

YEAS 


Boissiere Fontenot Mount 




Dupre 

Jones 

Total—17 

NAYS 


Adley Gautreaux, B Malone 

Amedee Gautreaux, N McPherson 

Barham Hainkel Nevers 

Boasso Heitmeier Smith 

Cravins 

Hollis 

Dardenne 

Kostelka 

Total—19 


ABSENT 

Chaisson Michot Schedler 

Total—3 

The Chair declared the Senate refused to reject the Conference 


ROLL CALL 

The roll was called on the original motion to adopt the 

Conference Committee Report with the following result: 

YEAS 

Mr. President Ellington Marionneaux 


Amedee Gautreaux, N Michot 

Barham Hainkel Nevers 

Boasso Heitmeier Smith 

Cain Hollis Theunissen 

Dardenne Lentini Ullo 

Dupre 

Malone 

Total—23 

NAYS 

Bajoie Duplessis Jackson 

Boissiere Fields Jones 

Chaisson Fontenot Kostelka 


Cravins Irons Romero 

Total—15 

ABSENT 

Schedler 

Total—1 





House Bill No. 935 By Representative Schneider 

June 18, 2004 



Senate. 




Representative Schneider, recommend the following concerning the 



Boissiere and adopted by the Senate on June 7, 2004, be 

rejected. 

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On page 1, line 2, between "To" and "enact" insert "amend and 

reenact R.S. 11:263(E) and R.S. 47:1907(A)(3) and to" 


On page 1, line 2, after "Fund;" and before "to" insert "to provide 

relative to the prudent-man rule; to authorize participation in eligible 

deferred compensation programs;" 


On page 1, line 9, after "Section 1." and before "R.S." insert "R.S. 

11:263(E) is hereby amended and reenacted and" 



"§263. Prudent-man rule; investments 

* * * 

E. (1) Notwithstanding the prudent-man rule, no governing 

authority of any system or fund governed by this Subpart shall 

invest more than fifty-five percent of the total portfolio in equities, 

except as provided in Paragraph (2) of this Subsection or in R.S. 

11:267. 

(2) The governing authority of any system to which R.S. 

11:267(A) is inapplicable may invest more than fifty-five percent of 

the total portfolio in equities, so long as not more than sixty-five 

percent of the total portfolio is invested in equities and at least ten 

percent of the total equity portfolio is invested in one or more index 

funds which seek to replicate the performance of the chosen index or 

indices. 

* * *" 



"Section 2. R.S. 47:1907(A)(3) is hereby amended and reenacted 

to read as follows: 

§1907. Salaries 

A. 

* * * 

(3) Nothing in this Section shall be construed to limit an 

assessor from participation in an approved state deferred 

compensation plan as specified in R.S. 42:1301 et seq. eligible 

deferred compensation program established in accordance with 

Section 457 of Title 26 of the Internal Revenue Code. An assessor 

shall not authorize or receive an employer contribution that would be 

more favorable than that offered to the employees of the assessor's 

office. 

* * *" 


Pete Schneider 

Joel Robideaux 

Jean M. Doerge 



Senators: 


Ken Hollis 

Tom Schedler 




June 21, 2004 



ROLL CALL 


YEAS 







Boissiere Heitmeier Mount 






Total—36 

NAYS 

Total—0 

ABSENT 


Total—3 






as follows: 


CONCURRING IN 

SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

June 21, 2004 



Representatives has finally concurred in the following Senate 

Concurrent Resolutions: 


BY SENATORS CAIN, DUPLESSIS AND MICHOT 


To direct the Louisiana Tax Commission to extend the current 

moratorium and to advise the assessors for the parishes of the 

state that a moratorium has been instituted prohibiting the 

revocation of homestead exemptions for persons who have 

heretofore been granted the extension where such revocations 

would be based upon Attorney General Opinions, which 

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opinions do not have the force of law, and to urge and request 

that the legislature appoint an advisory committee to study and 

make recommendations to the legislature regarding legislation as 

it relates to application of the homestead exemption. 

Reported with amendments. 





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Senator Cain asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules for 

the purpose of taking up at this time. 

Senate Concurrent Resolutions 

Returned from the House of 

Representatives with Amendments 

Senator Cain asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules to 

take up at this time the following Senate Concurrent Resolutions just 

returned from the House of Representatives with amendments. 




To direct the Louisiana Tax Commission to extend the current 

moratorium and to advise the assessors for the parishes of the 

state that a moratorium has been instituted prohibiting the 

revocation of homestead exemptions for persons who have 










Amendments proposed by Representative Alario to Original Senate 

Concurrent Resolution No. 162 by Senator Cain 




On page 2, line 22, change "directs" to "urges and requests" 

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Senator Cain moved to concur in the amendments proposed by 

the House. 

ROLL CALL 


YEAS 





Barham Hainkel Michot 


Boissiere Holden Nevers 

Cain Hollis Romero 




Dupre 

Kostelka 

Total—35 

NAYS 

Total—0 

Chaisson 

Cravins 

Total—4 

ABSENT 

Gautreaux, N 

Schedler 


were concurred in. Senator Cain moved to reconsider the vote by 


table. 


Senator Cain asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules for 

the purpose of taking up at this time. 


Senator Bajoie asked for and obtained a suspension of the rules 





A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer 

Protection, and International Affairs to study the feasibility of 

requiring all telephone systems to provide enhanced 911 service. 

On motion of Senator Jackson, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 




A RESOLUTION 

To express the sincere and heartfelt condolences of the Senate upon 

the death of Alex M. Haysbert, Sr., retired athletic equipment 

manager for Southern University. 

On motion of Senator Fields, the resolution was read by title and 

adopted. 



A RESOLUTION 

To express the condolences of the Senate to the family of Alex M. 

Haysbert, Sr. 

On motion of Senator Holden, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 181 


A RESOLUTION 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the State of Louisiana that a 

committee of five be appointed by the President of the Senate 

to serve with a like committee from the House of 

Representatives to notify the Governor that the Legislature of 

the State of Louisiana has completed its labors and is now ready 

to adjourn sine die. 

On motion of Senator Bajoie, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 

In compliance with the resolution the President of the Senate 

appointed the following committee: Senators Bajoie, Hainkel, 

Heitmeier, McPherson and Mount. 

SENATE RESOLUTION NO. 182 


A RESOLUTION 

BE IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the State of Louisiana that a 

committee of five be appointed by the President of the Senate 

to notify the House of Representatives that the Senate has 

completed its labors and is now ready to adjourn sine die. 

On motion of Senator Bajoie, the resolution was read by title 

and adopted. 

In compliance with the resolution the President of the Senate 

appointed the following committee: Senators Adley, Boasso, Cain, 

Fontenot and Nevers. 


The committee to notify the Governor that the Senate had 

completed its labors and was ready to adjourn sine die returned and 

reported it had performed that duty. The President of the Senate 

thanked the Committee and discharged it. 

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The committee to notify the House of Representatives that the 

Senate had completed its labors and was ready to adjourn sine die 

returned and reported it had performed that duty. The President of 

the Senate thanked the committee and discharged it. 

Committee from the 

House of Representatives 

A committee from the House of Representatives appeared 

before the Bar of the Senate and informed the Senate that the House 

of Representatives was organized and ready to adjourn sine die. 

Privilege Report of the Committee on 

Senate and Governmental Affairs 

ENROLLMENTS 

Senator Jones, Chairman on behalf of the Committee on Senate 

and Governmental Affairs, submitted the following report: 

June 21, 2004 




The following Senate Bills have been properly enrolled: 


BY SENATOR MCPHERSON 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 39:199(G), relative to information technology; to 

p rovide for a program for the acquisition of data processing 

equipment and software that allows small businesses to 

participate; to provide for the establishment of procedures; and 

to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS NEVERS AND SCHEDLER AND 

REPRESENTATIVES STRAIN AND MORRELL 

A JOINT RESOLUTION 

Proposing to add Article VII, Section 10.12 of the Constitution of 

Louisiana, relative to providing funds for the support of 

Louisiana farmers and fishermen; to establish the Agricultural 

and Seafood Products Support Fund as a special fund in the 

state treasury; to provide for sources of revenue, and for deposit 

and uses of monies in the fund; to authorize the legislature by 

law to provide for programs of assistance to Louisiana farmers 

and fishermen; to specify an election for submission of the 

proposition to electors and provide a ballot proposition; and to 

provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 15:567.1, relative to capital cases; to provide with 

respect to mental incompetence to proceed to execution; to 

provide for procedures authorizing a defendant to raise the issue 

of mental incompetence to proceed to execution; to provide for 

the filing of a petition and to provide for the contents of that 

petition; to provide with respect to the burden of proof and the 


June 21, 2004 

introduction of evidence; to provide for the submission of 

certain records, data, reports, and other information; to provide 

for a waiver of confidentiality and privilege with respect to 

information submitted; to provide for an independent 

psychological or psychiatric examination; to provide for the 

dismissal of the petition in certain circumstances; to provide 

with respect to treatment of a defendant found to be 

incompetent to proceed to execution; and to provide for related 

matters. 

SENATE BILL NO. 879 (Substitute for Senate Bill 867 by 

Senator Irons)— 

BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVES ALEXANDER, 

BADON, DOWNS, FANNIN, FUTRELL, HONEY, KENNEY, M. 

POWELL, RITCHIE AND JANE SMITH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:427.4, relative to public schools and school children; 

to benefit schools and children by encouraging the availability of 

qualified teachers; to provide for a program designed to provide 

incentives for qualified teachers to locate and work in 

disadvantaged areas; to authorize the development and 

establishment of a teachers’ homebuyer program for certain 

certified teachers; to establish an advisory panel to develop such 

program; to provide for program approval; to authorize the state 

treasurer to administer the program; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact the heading of Part I of Chapter 12-A of Title 

33 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950 and R.S. 

33:4701(A), 4702(B)(1), (2), (4), and (6) and (C)(1), 4703(A), 

4706(B), 4707(A)(1) and (4), 4708(A) and (B)(introductory 

paragraph), (2), and (4), and 4880, and to repeal R.S. 

33:4702(B)(3), relative to the New Orleans Business and 

Industrial District; to change the name of the district; to provide 

relative to the membership of the board of commissioners; to 

provide relative to the appointment and qualifications of board 

members; to provide relative to terms of office; to provide 

relative to the selection of officers by the board; and to provide 

for related matters. 


BY SENATOR BOISSIERE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:102(A) and (B)(1) and (3)(d), 542(A), 

(B), (C)(1)(introductory paragraph), and (D), and 883.1(A), (B), 

and (C)(1)(introductory paragraph), and to enact R.S. 

11:102(B)(5), relative to state retirement systems; to provide 

relative to payment of unfunded accrued liabilities of the 

Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System, the Teachers' 

Retirement System of Louisiana, and the Louisiana School 

Employees' Retirement System; to provide for amortization of 

unfunded accrued liabilities over a thirty-year period or in 

accordance with standards promulgated by the Governmental 

Accounting Standards Board from the time of occurrence; to 

provide for minimum employer contributions; to provide for an 

Employer Credit Account; to provide for credits to and debits 

from the Employee Experience Account; to include any negative 

Employee Experience Account balances in the unfunded accrued 

liability; to provide for Employee Experience Account credits; 

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to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Section 7(A) and (B)(1) of Act No. 1225 of 

the 2003 Regular Session of the Legislature and to enact R.S. 

17:3226(D) and 3228(D), relative to the authority of the Board 

of Regents to establish learning centers; to authorize the Board 

of Regents to establish the Northeast Louisiana Delta Learning 

Center; to provide for the management, and supervision of the 

learning center; to authorize the establishment of an advisory 

council; to provide for the use of the facility known as the 

Swanson Correctional Center for Youth-Madison Parish Unit 

and for the use of certain savings attributed to reduction in 

services and employees at such facility; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AND REPRESENTATIVE MURRAY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 36:259(II) and Chapter 59 of Title 37 of the Louisiana 

Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 37:3651 

through 3664, relative to the certification of employee assistance 

professionals; to provide for definitions; to create the Board of 

Certified Employee Assistance Professionals; to provide for 

authority of the board; to provide for professional certification 

requirements; to provide for operation of the board; to provide 

for procedures for disciplinary action; to provide for 

confidentiality of records; to provide for protection for the 

practice of other professions; to provide for prohibited acts and 

penalties; and to provide for related matters. 

SENATE BILL NO. 875 (Substitute for Senate Bill No. 336 

by Senator McPherson)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17: 403(C), R.S. 36:258(E)(1), and R.S. 

46:2503(A) and to enact Chapter 50-A of Title 37 of Louisiana 


through 3390.6, and to repeal R.S. 36:259(E)(19), R.S. 

46:2503(E), and Chapter 50 of Title 37 of Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 37:3371 through 3384, 

relative to addictive disorder professionals; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for categories of addictive disorder 

professionals; to provide for powers and duties of the 

Department of Health and Hospitals, office for addictive 

disorders; to provide for licensure, certification, and registration 

of addictive disorder counselors and professionals; to authorize 

the department to impose application fees; to provide with 

respect to penalties; to establish the Addictive Disorders 

Professionals Licensing and Certification Fund in the state 

treasury; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



by Senator Ullo)— 

BY SENATOR ULLO 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1662.3(6), (7), (12), (14), (15), (17), 

(24), (26), (27), and (28), 1662.4(A)(3) and (4), (B), the 


introductory paragraph of (C), (C)(1), (3), (4), (6), and (7), 

1662.6(A)(3), (B)(6)(a) and (b) and (9), (C)(5) and (6)(a) and 

(b), and (9), 1662.7(A), (B), (C), the introductory paragraph of 

(D), (D)(2), (E), and (F), 1662.8(A), the introductory paragraph 

of (B), (B)(2)(g) and (h), (3)(a) and (b), and (4), 1662.9(A)(3), 

(5) and (11), (C), (D)(1) and (3), and (E), 1662.11(A)(2), 

1662.12(A)(2) and (5), 1662.14(A)(2), the introductory 

paragraph of (3), (3)(b), and (5), (C)(2), (3), and (6), and 

1662.15(B)(2), and R.S. 15:587(A)(1)(a), and to enact R.S. 

40:1662.3(29), 1662.6(B)(6)(d), 1662.8(B)(2)(i), (j) and (k), 

1662.9(A)(12), (13) and (14), 1662.14(C)(7), and 1662.16(D), 

relative to public health and safety; to provide for alarm 

industry and locksmith licensing standards; to authorize access 

by the state fire marshal to information from the Louisiana 

Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information in certain 

instances; and to provide for related matters. 


CHARLES D. JONES 

Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Bills were signed by the President of the 

Senate. 



ENROLLMENTS 



June 21, 2004 




The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions have been 

properly enrolled: 


BY SENATOR DARDENNE AND REPRESENTATIVES BEARD, 

DANIEL, TRAHAN AND TUCKER 


To require the four state public retirement systems: Louisiana State 



and Louisiana State Police Retirement System to comply with 

the state of Louisiana policies, procedures and regulations 

governing travel, contracts and procurement. 




To memorialize the Congress of the United States to authorize state 

and national banks to participate in lotteries and related 

activities for charitable purposes. 

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To the Senate Committee on Judiciary A and the House Committee 

on Judiciary to meet and to function as a joint committee to 

study all aspects of increasing the number of judges of the First 

Circuit Court of Appeal, supreme court districts, and associate 

justices. 


BY SENATOR CHAISSON 


To direct the governor of the state of Louisiana, the president of the 

Senate, and the speaker of the House of Representatives to, 

individually or jointly, take appropriate action to prohibit 

smoking throughout the state capitol thereby creating and 

declaring the capitol a "smoke-free" environment. 




To authorize and request the Senate Committee on Insurance and 

House Committee on Insurance to establish a joint committee to 

conduct a comprehensive study of local government insurance 

and risk management programs with a review of statutory 

authority. 


BY SENATORS BOISSIERE, IRONS, DUPLESSIS AND BOASSO AND 

REPRESENTATIVES MARCHAND AND ODINET 


To urge and request the Norfolk Southern Railroad to work in 

cooperation with the Regional Transit Authority to allow the 

proposed Desire Streetcar to cross the Norfolk Southern 

Railroad tracks at the intersection of St. Claude Avenue at Press 

Street in New Orleans. 



Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Concurrent Resolutions were signed by the 



SIGNED HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

June 21, 2004 



t he House of Representatives has signed the following House 



BY REPRESENTATIVE GRAY 


To request the House Committee on Health and Welfare and the 

Senate Committee on Health and Welfare to meet and function 

as a joint committee to study the current law and regulations 

governing children in foster care in the state, to study the laws, 


June 21, 2004 

regulations, and procedures which govern social workers charged 

with monitoring children in foster care, and to make 

recommendations for changes in the laws, rules, and procedures 

governing children in foster care in Louisiana. 




To request the House Committee on Health and Welfare and Senate 

Committee on Health and Welfare to meet and function as a 

joint committee to study and recommend policy directives for 

the state of Louisiana regarding issues related to juvenile 

competency, which may include the implementation of a pilot 

project to develop a process of competency determination, 

restoration, and mental health intervention, recommendations for 

a plan of statewide implementation, and determination of the 

cost of implementation. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE PIERRE 


To create the State of Louisiana Task Force on Energy Sector 

Workforce and Economic Development. 




To create an advisory committee to be known as the Atchafalaya 

Parkway Commission to study the need for constructing and 

managing improvements to Louisiana Highway 105 and adjacent 

properties between the Butte La Rose Interchange on I-10 in St. 

Martin Parish and U.S. Highway 190 in St. Landry Parish in 

Krotz Springs, Louisiana, and to make recommendations 

regarding same to the House and Senate Transportation, 

Highways and Public Works Committees prior to the 

commencement of the 2005 Regular Session. 




To create an advisory committee to study water transportation 

development and expansion in St. Martin Parish including but 

not limited to identify ing the need for such development and 

expansion and identifying potential funding sources and to make 

recommendations to the House and Senate Transportation, 

Highways and Public Works Committees prior to the 

commencement of the 2005 Regular Session. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES M. POWELL, BAYLOR, BRUCE, 

BURRELL, GLOVER, HOPKINS, MONTGOMERY, JANE SMITH, 

AND WADDELL AND SENATORS ADLEY, CHEEK, JACKSON, AND 

MALONE 


To express sincere and heartfelt condolences upon the death of John 

Thomas Porter of Shreveport. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE GLOVER 


To commend Frank Pitts, former Southern University athlete and 

National Football League great. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE TRICHE 


To express legislative support for federal management of wild horses 

on federal lands. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE ST. GERMAIN 


To express the heartfelt condolences of the Legislature of Louisiana 

to the family of Sartola S. Cancienne. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SCALISE, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, BADON, 

BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BEARD, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, 

BURNS, BURRELL, CAZAYOUX, CRANE, CROWE, DAMICO, 

DANIEL, DARTEZ, DEWITT, DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, DURAND, 

ERDEY, FAUCHEUX, GRAY, HOPKINS, JEFFERSON, KATZ, 

KENNARD, LABRUZZO, LAMBERT, LANCASTER, MARTINY, 

MORRELL, MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, PITRE, T. 

POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RITCHIE, SALTER, SCHNEIDER, SHEPHERD, 

SMILEY, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, STRAIN, 

TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, WADDELL, WALKER, WHITE, 

WINSTON, AND WOOTON 


To urge and request the Department of Homeland Security to select 

New Orleans as the regional headquarters for homeland security. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES M. POWELL, DOERGE, MONTGOMERY, 

JANE SMITH, AND WADDELL AND SENATORS ADLEY, CHEEK, 

JACKSON, AND MALONE 


To express sincere and heartfelt condolences upon the death of James 

Q. Wellborn of Bossier City. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SALTER AND SENATOR HINES 


To urge and request the Office of Group Benefits and contractors to 

fairly and appropriately reimburse Louisiana rural and 

independent pharmacies across the state of Louisiana. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BADON 


To commend Lieutenant Frank Van Dalen upon his retirement from 

the New Orleans Police Department. 




To commend Lieutenant Stanley Hoogerwerf upon his retirement 

from the New Orleans Police Department. 




To commend and recognize the Rev. Clarence E. Glover, Jr. for his 

dedicated service of thirty years in the ministry. 




To urge and request the state Department of Education to compile 

data from each city, parish, and other local public school 

system, for the most recent school year for which such data is 

available, on the rate at which the system employed a substitute 


teacher to fill the absence of a regular classroom teacher, the rate 

at which regular classroom teacher absences were filled with 

teacher aides, other teachers covering additional or combined 

classrooms, or other school personnel that were not paid 

substitutes, and the percent of teacher absences that were 

unfilled. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES FLAVIN, FRITH, GEYMANN, E. 

GUILLORY, HILL, JOHNS, AND MORRISH AND SENATORS CAIN, 

MOUNT, AND THEUNISSEN 


To commend the Lyondell Chemical Company's Lake Charles plant 

on seventy years of operation in Calcasieu Parish. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE MORRISH 


To continue the Task Force on the Working Uninsured for the 

purpose of studying and making further recommendations 

regarding possible solutions to Louisiana's serious problem of 

many working citizens who are without health insurance. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE FAUCHEUX 


To urge and request the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission to study 

deer hunting seasons within the Maurepas Swamp Wildlife 

Management Area. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WALKER, E. GUILLORY, MURRAY, AND 

ODINET 


To create the Louisiana Commission on Employment of Mental 

Health Consumers to study and develop a plan to address 

barriers that prevent persons with mental illness from seeking, 

obtaining, and maintaining employment. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES RICHMOND AND DORSEY 


To create the Domestic Violence Law Enforcement Training Task 

Force to study current domestic violence training procedures for 

all Louisiana law enforcement officers and to make 

recommendations to the legislature. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE MONTGOMERY 


To urge and request the Department of Health and Hospitals, office 

for citizens with developmental disabilities, to review and 

assess methodologies that will improve efficiency and provide 

for the continued operation of Northwest Louisiana 

Developmental Center and to report their findings to the House 

and Senate Health and Welfare Committees on or before 

November 1, 2004. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE JACKSON 


To direct all pertinent health care provider licensing boards and 

commissions and law enforcement and firefighters associations 

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to provide their licensees and professionals access to 

comprehensive hepatitis C continuing education information. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES BROOME, MURRAY, AND DORSEY 


To create the Predatory Lending Prevention Task Force to study the 

conditions in the Louisiana housing finance market and address 

the issues and concerns relative to protecting Louisiana citizens 

from predatory lending practices. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE DORSEY 


To urge and request the Department of Public Safety and Corrections 

to request an opinion from the office of the attorney general 

regarding the constitutionality of utilizing medications to 

facilitate confessions prior to imposition of capital punishment 

when immunity is provided for any crimes confessed and to 

examine the feasibility of utilizing medications to facilitate 

confessions of other crimes prior to the imposition of capital 

punishment. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE KENNARD, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, 

ANSARDI, ARNOLD, BADON, BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, 

BEARD, BOWLER, BROOME, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, 

BURRELL, K. CARTER, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CRANE, 

CROWE, CURTIS, DAMICO, DANIEL, DARTEZ, DEWITT, DOERGE, 

DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, DURAND, ERDEY, FANNIN, FARRAR, 

FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, FUTRELL, GALLOT, GEYMANN, 

GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. GUILLORY, HAMMETT, 

HEATON, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HOPKINS, HUNTER, HUTTER, 

JACKSON, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KATZ, KENNEY, LABRUZZO, 

LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, LANCASTER, MARCHAND, MARTINY, 

MCDONALD, MCVEA, MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MORRISH, 

MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, PITRE, M. POWELL, T. 

POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, RITCHIE, ROBIDEAUX, 

ROMERO, SALTER, SCALISE, SCHNEIDER, SHEPHERD, SMILEY, 

GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, JOHN SMITH, ST. 

GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, 

TRICHE, TUCKER, WADDELL, WALKER, WALSWORTH, WHITE, 

WINSTON, WOOTON, AND WRIGHT 


To commend Hallie Rice upon her retirement as supervisor of House 

Administrative Services and to recognize her contributions to 

the legislature. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES PINAC, LANCASTER, AND SCALISE AND 

SENATORS HOLLIS AND JONES 


To urge and request the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget 

to form a Subcommittee on Science and Technology to study 

science and technology issues; to seek ways to increase research 

and development and the availability of seed capital; to develop 

incentives to encourage investment; and to facilitate interactions 

among interested persons. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WALKER AND DURAND 


To create the Louisiana Dental Association Task Force on Enteral 

Conscious Sedation to study the revisions to the Dental Practice 

Act regarding adult enteral conscious sedation. 


June 21, 2004 




To express the intent of the Louisiana Legislature in the passage of 

Act No. 715 of the 2003 Regular Session relative to the 

retroactive effects on the ownership of improvements, including 

oil casings and facilities placed by a lessee or another third party 

on the land of another. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES DORSEY, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, 


BEARD, BOWLER, BROOME, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, 

BURRELL, K. CARTER, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CRANE, 


DOVE, DOWNS, DURAND, ERDEY, FANNIN, FARRAR, 

FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, FUTRELL, GALLOT, GEYMANN, 

GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. GUILLORY, HAMMETT, 

HEATON, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HOPKINS, HUNTER, HUTTER, 

JACKSON, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KATZ, KENNARD, KENNEY, 

LABRUZZO, LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, LANCASTER, MARCHAND, 

MARTINY, MCDONALD, MCVEA, MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, 

MORRISH, MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, PITRE, M. 

POWELL, T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, RITCHIE, 

ROBIDEAUX, ROMERO, SALTER, SCALISE, SCHNEIDER, 

SHEPHERD, SMILEY, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, 

JOHN SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, 

TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, TRICHE, TUCKER, WADDELL, WALKER, 

WALSWORTH, WHITE, WINSTON, WOOTON, AND WRIGHT 


To commend the LSU softball Lady Tigers upon the completion of 

the historic 2004 season. 




To commend the LSU men's and women's track and field teams for 

their outstanding accomplishments. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SCALISE 


To urge and request the House Committee on Education and the 

Senate Committee on Education to meet and to function as a 

joint committee to study issues relative to a state takeover of a 

failing public school system, including but not limited to a 

review of state takeover policies implemented in other states, 

the most effective and efficient approaches to taking over a 

school system, the point of intervention by the state in 

enforcing the takeover, the length of the takeover and whether 

the school system will be returned to the school board or to 

another designated entity, and the level of state control and local 

influence in managing the school system during the takeover, and 

to report the findings of the joint committee to the legislature 

prior to the convening of the 2005 Regular Session. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MONTGOMERY, ODINET, JANE SMITH, 

AND HUTTER 


To urge and request the Department of Transportation and 

Development to erect signs on Interstates 20 and 220 in Bossier 

City, Louisiana, and on Interstates 10 and 510 in Chalmette, 

Louisiana, indicating the exits for Bossier Parish Community 

College and Elaine P. Nunez Community College. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE QUEZAIRE AND SENATOR ELLINGTON 



Development to erect appropriate directional signage along 

interstate highways indicating the location of regionally 

accredited degree-granting universities, including the University 

of Phoenix, licensed by the Board of Regents. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES DORSEY AND KENNARD 


To commend the LSU baseball Tigers upon winning the National 

Collegiate Athletic Association Super Regional and to extend 

best wishes for victory in the 2004 College World Series. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SMILEY 


To request the Department of Transportation and Development and 

the Louisiana State Police to take actions to facilitate traffic flow 

after serious accidents on interstate highways. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE THOMPSON 


To commend J.M. "Jack" Kyle, III upon the occasion of his 

upcoming retirement as vice president of government affairs for 

Union Pacific Railroad for the state of Louisiana. 




To commend Joe Dumars, native Louisianian and president of 

basketball operations for the Detroit Pistons, for his outstanding 

career and business achievements. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL 


To commend Caesar Garcia of Baton Rouge upon dominating the 

United States diving trials and earning his first Olympic berth. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE MARTINY AND SENATOR DUPLESSIS 


To urge and request the Department of Public Safety and Corrections 

to consider and investigate the feasibility, practicality, and 

effectiveness of developing educational and skills training to 

assist offenders with the transition back into society. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WHITE AND MCVEA 


To commend the Zachary Community School District for its 

outstanding accomplishments in education. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER 


To urge and request the division of administration to study the 

feasibility of implementing a statewide electronic payment 

system. 





To urge and request the Department of Public Safety and 

Corrections, public safety services, to enforce all provisions of 

R.S. 14:102.19 (the crime of hog and canine fighting as enacted 

in Act 111 of the 2004 Regular Session) and to also investigate 

whether illegal gambling is taking place at hog dog rodeo events 

and to urge and request that the attorney general, pursuant to 

the powers and duties conferred in the constitution of this state, 

in the interest of the state, ensure that the provisions of Act 111 

are enforced and that violators are prosecuted. 






as a joint committee to study the prevalence of cervical cancer 

and human papillomavirus in women. 

and asked that the President of the Senate affix his signature to the 

same. 




The House Concurrent Resolutions contained herein were signed 

by the President of the Senate. 


SIGNED HOUSE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS 

June 21, 2004 



the House of Representatives has signed the following House Bills 

and Joint Resolutions: 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SALTER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Section 2 of Act No. 1341 and Section 3 of 

Act No. 1342 both of the 1999 Regular Session as amended and 

reenacted by Act No. 338 of the 2001 Regular Session; to 

specify time periods to be used for the calculation of cost 

savings to city, parish, and other local public school boards, 

state schools for the deaf, blind, spastic, and cerebral palsied, 

and in Special School District Number One resulting from the 

elimination of statutory provisions relative to extended sick 

leave and rest and recuperation sabbatical leaves for certain 

school employees; to require that such saved monies be included 

in the minimum salary schedules used by the school system or 

state school to compensate teachers; to provide for an effective 

date; and to provide for related matters. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE STRAIN AND SENATOR NEVERS 

AN ACT 

To enact Chapter 20-B-6 of Title 17 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 17:3042.61 through 

3042.66, relative to a loan program for certain veterinary 

students; to authorize the Louisiana Student Financial 

Assistance Commission to make loans to certain students 

enrolled in certain veterinary programs; to provide for legislative 

findings and purpose, definitions, eligibility requirements, 

commission rules and regulations, loan amounts, loan 

forgiveness, contract requirements, and funding; and to provide 



BY REPRESENTATIVES WALKER, DURAND, DORSEY, GLOVER, 

GRAY, KATZ, LABRUZZO, WALSWORTH, AND WINSTON AND 

SENATORS CHEEK AND HINES 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 37:1226.2 and to repeal R.S. 37:1226.1, relative to 

prescription drugs; to provide for prescription drug returns and 

exchanges; to provide for redispensing; to provide for 

requirements of donations; to provide for the authority of the 

board to promulgate rules; to provide for limitations of liability; 

and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WHITE, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, ANSARDI, 

ARNOLD, BADON, BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BOWLER, 

BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, BURRELL, R. CARTER, CRANE, 


DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, ERDEY, FANNIN, FARRAR, FAUCHEUX, 

FLAVIN, FRITH, FUTRELL, GALLOT, GEYMANN, GLOVER, GRAY, 

E. GUILLORY, M. GUILLORY, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HOPKINS, 

HUDSON, HUNTER, HUTTER, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KATZ, 

LABRUZZO, LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, MARCHAND, MARTINY, 

MCDONALD, MCVEA, MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MURRAY, 

ODINET, PIERRE, PITRE, M. POWELL, T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, 

RICHMOND, RITCHIE, SALTER, SCALISE, SHEPHERD, SMILEY, 

GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, JOHN SMITH, ST. 

GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, 

TRICHE, TUCKER, WADDELL, WALKER, WALSWORTH, 

WINSTON, WOOTON, AND WRIGHT AND SENATORS ADLEY, 

AMEDEE, BAJOIE, BARHAM, BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, 

CHAISSON, CHEEK, CRAVINS, DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, 

ELLINGTON, FIELDS, FONTENOT, B. GAUTREAUX, N. 

GAUTREAUX, HAINKEL, HEITMEIER, HINES, HOLDEN, HOLLIS, 

IRONS, JACKSON, JONES, KOSTELKA, LENTINI, MALONE, 

MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, MICHOT, MOUNT, NEVERS, 

ROMERO, SCHEDLER, SMITH, THEUNISSEN, AND ULLO 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 51:2453(4) and 2454(C)(1), to enact R.S. 

51:2453(6) and 2460(C) and (D), and to repeal R.S. 

51:2454(C)(2), relative to the Louisiana Quality Jobs Programs 

Act; to expand the definition of "new direct job" to include 

emp loyees of a facility management contractor in certain 

instances; to provide for definitions; to provide for penalties; 



BY REPRESENTATIVE FRITH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 9:1254, relative to certain enclosed estates; to provide 

for the right and servitude of passage on certain waterways; to 

provide for alternate waterways; to provide for applicability; to 

provide for clarification of existing law; to provide for 

application; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 39:1405.3, relative to the issuance of industrial revenue 

bonds; to require the approval of the issuance of such bonds by 

certain local governmental entities prior to State Bond 

Commission approval; to provide for an effective date; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE BAYLOR 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:143.2, relative to highways; to prohibit the blocking 

of private driveways, highways, and public rights-of-way under 

certain circumstances; to provide relative to penalties; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES RICHMOND, FRITH, AND JACKSON 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:1236.13(D), (E), and (F), relative to automated 

external defibrillators; to require physical fitness facilities and 

institutions of higher education that compete in intercollegiate 

sport contests to have an automated external defibrillator on its 

premises; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES KENNARD AND WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:1728.2(C)(2), relative to disposal of 

motor vehicles; to provide relative to the definition of junk 

vehicles; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE PITRE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 48:231, relative to the state highway 

system; to provide relative to public hearings in each highway 

district; to require the Joint Highway Priority Construction 

Committee to conduct such hearings; to provide relative to the 

membership of such committee; to provide relative to the 

presiding officer of such committee; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES ODINET AND DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 14:102.19, relative to killing animals; to prohibit killing 

zoo or circus animals for sport; to provide for violations; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:3834.1, relative to water supply; to provide that the 

governing authorities of waterworks systems are not required to 

hire an engineer for certain public works; and to provide for 


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BY REPRESENTATIVES JEFFERSON, ANSARDI, ARNOLD, BADON, 

BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BOWLER, BROOME, BURRELL, K. 

CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CURTIS, DARTEZ, DORSEY, DURAND, 

FARRAR, GALLOT, GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, HEATON, 

HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HUNTER, HUTTER, JACKSON, 

JEFFERSON, KENNARD, LANCASTER, MARCHAND, MARTINY, 

MCDONALD, MCVEA, MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MURRAY, 

ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, ROMERO, 

SALTER, ST. GERMAIN, WALKER, AND WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 23:1604, relative to self-employment; to provide for 

the self-employment assistance program; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for weekly amounts payable; to provide 

for maximum amounts payable; to establish eligibility criteria; 

to provide for exceptions; to limit participation of individuals; 

to provide for the financing of the self-employment assistance 

allowance; to provide for effective and termination dates; to 

provide for the appeal of nonacceptance into the program; to 

require the adoption of rules; to require the production of an 

annual report; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SHEPHERD 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Criminal Procedure Article 814(A)(3), 

relative to criminal verdicts; to add the crime of negligent 

homicide as a responsive verdict to the crime of second degree 

murder; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BAUDOIN AND SENATORS CHAISSON, 

MARIONNEAUX, AND SCHEDLER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:190(A), relative to motorcycles; to 

require any person who operates or rides upon a motorcycle, 

motor-driven cycle, or motorized bicycle to wear a safety 

helmet; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES GALLOT AND MURRAY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Title XII of Book III of the Civil Code, 

formerly consisting of Articles 2891 through 2925, to comprise 

Articles 2891 through 2913 and to transfer and redesignate Civil 

Code Article 2924 as R.S. 9:3500, relative to loan; to provide for 

loan for use; to provide for loan for consumption; to provide for 

loan on interest; to provide for definitions of loan for use and 

loan for consumption; to provide for the application of the rules 

governing obligations; to provide for things subject to loan for 

use; to provide for limitations of use; to provide for the ordinary 

wear and tear; to provide for the liability of borrowers and 

lenders; to provide for fortuitous events; to provide for 

valuation and risk of loss; to provide for the reimbursement of 

expenses; to provide for the time of return of a thing lent for 

use; to provide for liberative prescription; to provide for 

ownership of a thing lent for consumption; to provide for the 

loan of nonfungible things; to provide for the loan of money or 

commodities; to provide for the term of a loan for consumption; 

to provide for restoration; to provide for payment of value; to 

provide for the payment and release of legal interest; to provide 

for the transfer and redesignation of certain laws; to provide 

authority for the correction of certain cross-references; to 

provide for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. 



BY REPRESENTATIVE QUEZAIRE (BY REQUEST) 

AN ACT 

To repeal R.S. 17:81(O), relative to certain local school board 

expenditures; to repeal the requirement that expenditures by 

city, parish, and other local public school boards to reimburse 

school board members for certain travel and related expenses be 

in accordance with travel regulations prescribed by the division 

of administration for state executive branch employees. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE THOMPSON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 14:67.2(A) and (C)(introductory 

paragraph) and to enact R.S. 14:67.2(B)(4), relative to theft; to 

provide with respect to theft of animals; to authorize courts to 

order restitution in certain circumstances; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVES BADON AND WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 14:32.1(B), relative to vehicular homicide; 

to provide for criminal penalties; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BOWLER AND SENATOR DARDENNE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:315.8(E)(3)(a), relative to child support; 

to provide relative to joint custody; to provide for consideration 

of the continuing expenses of the domiciliary party; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE LAFLEUR 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 44:20(B) and to enact R.S. 44:20(C), 

relative to the recordation of discharge records from the armed 

forces; to provide for exemption of certain military discharge 

records from the public records law; to provide for release of 

certain military discharge records to the veteran and certain other 

persons; to provide for the limited release of other military 

discharge records; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE JOHNS 

AN ACT 

To enact Subpart B-1 of Part XXX of Chapter 1 of Title 22 of the 

Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 

22:1441 through 1441.26, relative to the residual property 

insurance market; to provide for Louisiana Citizens Property 

Insurance Corporation; to provide for legislative intent and 

purpose; to provide for interpretation of laws; to provide for 

servicing of policies; to provide for the Coastal Plan; to provide 

for the FAIR Plan; to provide for the governance and 

administration; and to otherwise provide with respect thereto. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE BALDONE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 14:98(D)(1) and (3)(a)(introductory 

paragraph) and (iii) and (E)(1) and (3)(a)(introductory 

paragraph) and (iii), relative to driving while intoxicated; to 

provide with respect to criminal penalties for third, fourth, and 

subsequent offenses of operating a vehicle while intoxicated; to 

provide with respect to substance abuse treatment; to provide 

with respect to probation; to provide with respect to home 

incarceration; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE PINAC 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 9:3527(C)(2), relative to consumer credit delinquency 

charges; to provide for determination of delinquency; to prohibit 

the collection of delinquency charges in certain instances; to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES M. GUILLORY, MARTINY, RICHMOND, 

BADON, AND BROOME AND SENATOR N. GAUTREAUX 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 14:106.3, relative to offenses affecting the general 

peace and order; to create the crime of unlawful exhibition of 

sexually explicit material in a motor vehicle; to provide for 

penalties; to provide for definitions; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 46:1844(K)(2)(g), relative to rights of crime victims; to 

provide with respect to the victim impact statement; to provide 

with respect to its content; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MONTGOMERY AND CURTIS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:2175(E)(1), relative to the Sheriffs' 

Pension and Relief Fund; to provide an earnings limitation for 

retirees who return to part-time employment; to provide for an 

effective date; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE MURRAY 

AN ACT 

T o amend and reenact R.S. 11:3639 and to enact R.S. 

11:2227(D)(1)(d) and 3635.1, relative to police pension funds 

and retirement systems; to provide for payment of employer 

contributions for the city of New Orleans to the Municipal 

Police Employees' Retirement System; to provide for dedication 

of certain funds to such system; to provide for the operating 

expenses of the pension fund for the police department of New 

Orleans; to provide for actuarial determination of assets and 

liabilities of the fund; to provide for disbursement of such 

assets; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



June 21, 2004 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:1402(6), 1410(B), 1412, 1457(C)(3) 

and (4), 1458(B)(1) and (2)(a) and (b), (3), and (4), (D), and (E) 

and to enact R.S. 11:1411(D), relative to the Assessors' 

Retirement Fund; to provide with respect to tax qualification of 

the system; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1232.6(introductory paragraph) and 

1300.51(3) and (5) and R.S. 44:9(F) and (G) and to enact R.S. 

40:1300.51(2)(h), relative to emergency medical personnel; to 

provide grounds for disciplinary proceedings; to modify 

definitions; to provide for records of violations of municipal 

ordinances and of state statutes classified as a misdemeanor or 

felony; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SCHNEIDER AND MONTGOMERY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:2178.1(C)(9)(a), relative to the 

Deferred Retirement Option Plan and the Back-Deferred 

Retirement Option Plan of the Sheriffs' Pension and Relief 

Fund; to provide for interest on balances in plan accounts; to 

provide an effective date; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 37:575(A)(1), 589, 593, 599(A)(2)(f)(iv) 

and (A)(7) and to enact R.S. 37:587, 591(D), and 599(A)(9), 

relative to cosmetology; to provide relative to the sale of 

immovable property; to provide for certification of records; to 

require licensed managers; to provide exceptions for services 

outside the licensed facility; to provide regarding booth rental 

permits; to provide for fees; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 6:966.1, relative to default remedies; to provide for a 

notice of repossession; to provide for contents of the notice; to 

provide for fees; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE CROWE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:541(14.1) and to enact R.S. 14:283.1, 

relative to sex offenses; to create the crime of voyeurism; to 

provide for criminal penalties; to provide with respect to sex 

offender registration and notification requirements; to provide 

with respect to the definition of "sex offense"; and to provide 



BY REPRESENTATIVE MARCHAND 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:1299.25, relative to lead poisoning prevention and 

control; to provide for the identification of high-risk areas by the 

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Department of Health and Hospitals; and to provide for related 

matters. 

HOUSE BILL NO. 1725 (Substitute for House Bill No. 323 by 

Representative Pinac)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 6:969.37, relative to the Louisiana Motor 

Vehicle Sales Finance Act; to provide relative to licensing for 

consumer loans and consumer credit sales; to provide for 

hearings; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SHEPHERD, ALARIO, ANSARDI, ARNOLD, 

BADON, BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BROOME, BRUCE, 

BURRELL, K. CARTER, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CROWE, 

CURTIS, DANIEL, DARTEZ, DOERGE, DORSEY, DURAND, 

FAUCHEUX, FRITH, GALLOT, GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. 

GUILLORY, HEATON, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HUDSON, HUNTER, 

JACKSON, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, LAFLEUR, MARCHAND, 

MCDONALD, MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MURRAY, ODINET, 

PIERRE, PINAC, PITRE, T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, 

RITCHIE, ROMERO, SALTER, JACK SMITH, JOHN SMITH, ST. 

GERMAIN, THOMPSON, WALKER, AND WINSTON AND 

SENATORS ADLEY, BAJOIE, BOISSIERE, CRAVINS, DUPLESSIS, 

IRONS, JACKSON, AMEDEE, FIELDS, HOLDEN, JONES, AND 

MARIONNEAUX 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 1:55(B)(1)(a) and (2), relative to legal 

holidays observed by the departments of the state; to provide 

that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday shall be a state legal 

holiday; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:423(C), relative to the composition of 

parish boards of election supervisors; to remove provisions 

relative to the membership of the parish board of election 

supervisors in a particular parish; to provide for similar 

membership in all parish boards of election supervisors; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE FARRAR 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 11:769, relative to the employee contributions of a 

member of the Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana; to 

guarantee payment of a member's accumulated employee 

contributions to the member, as survivor benefits, or to the 

member's estate; to provide for an effective date; and to provide 



BY REPRESENTATIVE K. CARTER AND SENATOR HOLDEN 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:215(A)(3)(introductory paragraph) 

and (g), 244, 245(A), and 246(introductory paragraph), (1), (4), 

(5), (6), and (7) and to enact R.S. 22:215(A)(3)(h), 246(10) and 

(11), and 246.1, relative to health insurance; to provide with 

respect to pilot health insurance programs established by the 

Department of Insurance, including LaChoice; to provide for 

criteria for such pilot programs; and to provide for related 

matters. 



BY REPRESENTATIVE MARTINY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:661.1(D), relative to operating a watercraft under 

the influence of alcohol or controlled dangerous substances; to 

provide for a definition of "public navigable waterways" for 

purposes of the implied consent law; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES JEFFERSON, THOMPSON, AND DORSEY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:3571.1(H) and (L)(introductory 

paragraph) and to enact R.S. 9:3571.1(M) through (Y), relative 

to protection from identity theft; to provide for security 

freezes; to provide for definitions; to provide for the procedures 

for access after imposition and removal of security freezes; and 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:6(B) and (D)(introductory paragraph), 

relative to the sanitary code; to provide for the assessment of 

civil fines, injunctions, or both, for violations of the sanitary 

code; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:62(introductory paragraph) and (9), 

relative to employee contribution rates; to authorize the board 

of trustees of the Sheriffs' Pension and Relief Fund to increase 

the employee contribution rate in consultation with the fund's 

actuary; to specify a maximum rate allowable; to provide for an 



BY REPRESENTATIVES LANCASTER, BROOME, HAMMETT, 

SALTER, AND THOMPSON AND SENATORS AMEDEE, BAJOIE, 

BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, DARDENNE, 

DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FIELDS, FONTENOT, B. 

GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HAINKEL, HEITMEIER, HINES, 

HOLDEN, JACKSON, JONES, KOSTELKA, LENTINI, MALONE, 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 24:56 and 56.1 and to enact R.S. 

18:1505.2(Q) and (R), relative to campaign finance; to prohibit 

certain persons from accepting certain campaign contributions 

during certain legislative sessions; to prohibit the governor from 

accepting certain campaign contributions during certain 

legislative sessions and for a certain time period thereafter; to 

prohibit a legislator from accepting certain campaign 

contributions during certain legislative sessions; to prohibit a 

legislator from soliciting certain campaign contributions during 

certain legislative sessions; to prohibit the offer or providing of 

certain campaign contributions to a legislator during certain 

legislative sessions; to provide relative to notice of certain 

fundraising functions; to provide for penalties and enforcement; 

to provide exceptions; and to provide for related matters. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE GALLOT 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:1123(18)(c), relative to contractual relationships 

between hospital service district board or commission members 

and hospitals; to allow certain physician members of a hospital 

service district board or commission to lease certain space from 

a hospital under the jurisdiction of the board or commission; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ANSARDI, DAMICO, MART INY, AND 

WOOTON AND SENATORS BOISSIERE, LENTINI, AND ULLO 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:2740.18.2, relative to the hotel occupancy tax; to 

authorize the Jefferson Parish Council to levy and collect an 

additional hotel occupancy tax within Jefferson Parish; to 

provide for the purposes for which the proceeds of the tax may 

be used; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE CAZAYOUX 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:2201(C)(1), relative to financial 

security of survivors of law enforcement officers; to provide for 

payments to surviving parents when there is no surviving 

spouse; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SALTER, BROOME, ALARIO, ARNOLD, 

AND LANCASTER AND SENATORS HINES, BAJOIE, FIELDS, 

HEITMEIER, AND JONES 

AN ACT 

To appropriate the sum of Fifty-six Million Seven Hundred Eightyfour 

Thousand Four Hundred Seventy-six and No/100 

($56,784,476.00) Dollars, or so much thereof as may be 

necessary, out of the state general fund and the sum of Three 

Hundred Fifty Thousand and No/100 ($350,000.00) Dollars out 

of the state general fund to provide for the Legislative Auditor 

Ancillary Enterprise Fund, and the sum of Nine Million One 

Hundred Thirty-seven Thousand Four Hundred Sixty-four and 

No/100 ($9,137,464.00) Dollars out of self-generated funds, to 

defray the expenses of the Louisiana Legislature, including the 

expenses of the House of Representatives and the Senate, of 

legislative service agencies, and of the Louisiana State Law 

Institute; to provide with respect to appropriations to certain 

entities within the Department of Public Safety and Corrections; 

and otherwise to provide with respect to the appropriations and 

allocations herein made. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE HAMMETT AND SENATOR MOUNT 

AN ACT 

To enact the Omnibus Bond Authorization Act of 2004, relative to 

the implementation of a five-year capital improvement program; 

to provide for the repeal of certain prior bond authorizations; to 

provide for new bond authorizations; to provide for 

authorization and sale of such bonds by the State Bond 

Commission; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 


BY REPRESENTATIVE ANSARDI 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 35:191(C)(2)(b) and 191.1(A)(4) and 

(B)(3) and to repeal R.S. 35:191.1(C), relative to notary 

examinations; to provide for the administration of notary 

examinations by the secretary of state; to provide for dates for 

administration; to provide for procedures for administration; to 

provide relative to the qualifications for taking the notary 

examination; to provide relative to the scheduling and 

administration of notary examinations; to repeal certain 

standards to be developed by the secretary of state; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE GALLOT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 42:284(B), relative to local finance; to 

provide relative to the requirement that certain parish officials 

and entities submit expenditure reports to the parish governing 

authority and clerk of court; to exempt parish sheriffs from 

certain requirements; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 44:31(B) and 32(C)(1)(d), relative to 

public records; to allow persons under the age of majority to 

receive a copy or reproduction of a public record; and to provide 



BY REPRESENTATIVE K. CARTER AND SENATOR CRAVINS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1732, 1734(introductory paragraph), 

(2), and (5), and 1735 through 1737 and to enact R.S. 

22:1734(7) and 1738 through 1741, relative to long-term care 

insurance; to provide for scope; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for disclosure and performance standards; to provide for 

nonforfeiture benefits; to provide for regulations; to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVES BAYLOR AND K. CARTER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S.56:1681(A)(2)(introductory paragrap h) 

and (a) and (f), (B)(1), and (C) and to enact R.S. 

56:1681(A)(2)(k) and (l), relative to state parks; to change the 

appointment process of the assistant secretary of the office of 

state parks; to change the membership of the State Parks and 

Recreation Commission; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO, TRICHE, CAZAYOUX, GALLOT, 

LAFLEUR, MURRAY, SALTER, AND TOWNSEND AND SENATORS 

CHAISSON, LENTINI, MARIONNEAUX, AND HOLDEN 

AN ACT 

To appropriate funds for Fiscal Year 2004-2005 to defray the 

expenses of the Louisiana Judiciary, including the Supreme 

Court, Courts of Appeal, District Courts, Criminal District 

Court of Orleans Parish, and other courts; and to provide for 


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AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Civil Procedure Article 2412(A), 

relative to garnishments; to provide for notice of garnishment to 

the judgment debtor; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Civil Procedure Article 1235.1, 

relative to service of process on persons; to provide procedures 

for service on incarcerated persons; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:28(B)(3) and (J) and to enact R.S. 

27:28(K), relative to suitability standards for gaming licenses, 

permits, or contracts; to remove disqualification based on 

current status of returns or payment of federal taxes; to provide 

for the consideration of the current status in filing applicable tax 

returns and the payment of taxes and penalties in suitability 

determinations; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 6:103(I) and R.S. 9:3518.1(E) and to enact 

R.S. 6:103(B)(10) and (J), relative to the Office of Financial 

Institutions; to provide for the use of confidential information; 

to provide for governmental immunity of the office and its 

agents and employees under certain circumstances; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, K. CARTER, ERDEY, FUTRELL, 

JOHNS, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, ANSARDI, ARNOLD, BALDONE, 

BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BROOME, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, 

BURRELL, CROWE, CURT IS, DAMICO, DANIEL, DEWITT, 

DOERGE, DORSEY, DOVE, DURAND, FANNIN, FARRAR, 

FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. 

GUILLORY, HILL, HONEY, HUTTER, JACKSON, JEFFERSON, 

KATZ, KENNEY, LABRUZZO, LANCASTER, MARCHAND, 

MARTINY, MCDONALD, MURRAY, PIERRE, PITRE, M. POWELL, 

T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, RITCHIE, ROMERO, 

SALTER, SCALISE, SHEPHERD, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JOHN 

SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, 

TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, WALKER, WALSWORTH, AND WHITE 

AND SENATORS ADLEY, AMEDEE, BAJOIE, BARHAM, BOASSO, 

BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, CRAVINS, DARDENNE, 

DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FIELDS, FONTENOT, B. 


HOLDEN, HOLLIS, IRONS, JACKSON, JONES, LENTINI, MALONE, 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:1214(7)(j) and 1425, relative to automobile liability 

insurance; to provide for active military personnel; to provide 

for premium discounts; to provide for rebates; to provide for 

rules and regulations; to provide for the authority of the 

commissioner of insurance; and to prohibit unfair trade practices 

as they relate to the issuance of insurance to those who are or 

have participated in certain military services; and to provide for 





AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:1423(C), relative to the Louisiana 

Assessors' Retirement Fund; to provide relative to retirement 

options; to provide relative to option reductions; to provide for 

an effective date; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE LANCASTER 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 18:59.4, relative to a certification program for registrars 

of voters, chief deputy registrars, and confidential assistants to 

registrars of voters; to establish a certification program for 

registrars of voters, chief deputy registrars, and confidential 

assistants to registrars of voters; to provide for requirements of 

the program; to provide for a percent salary increase for 

registrars of voters, chief deputy registrars, and confidential 

assistants to registrars of voters who have completed all 

requirements of the program; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES TUCKER, ARNOLD, BAYLOR, FUTRELL, 

KATZ, LAMBERT, MARCHAND, RITCHIE, SCALISE, AND TOOMY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:4734 and 4780.51, relative to municipal and parish 

zoning; to provide for advance notice of zoning actions to 

certain military installations; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SALTER, ALEXANDER, BADON, CRANE, 

DOWNS, FANNIN, HONEY, KENNEY, M. POWELL, T. POWELL, 

RITCHIE, JANE SMITH, AND TRAHAN 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:3351(A)(5)(d), 3351.11, and 3351.12, to authorize 

the Board of Supervisors of Louisiana State University and 

Agricultural and Mechanical College to impose specific tuition 

and attendance fee amounts for students attending the Louisiana 

State University Health Sciences Centers and certain graduate 

programs; to provide for fee amounts; to provide for waivers for 

certain students; to authorize the public postsecondary 

education management boards to impose an operational fee for 

students attending institutions under the management and 

supervision of each board; to provide relative to waivers for 

certain students; to provide for the disposition of certain excess 

fees; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSEND AND SENATORS ELLINGTON 

AND SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 36:802.6 and R.S. 44:4.1(B)(1) and to 

enact Part XVI of Chapter 5 of Title 3 of the Louisiana Revised 


559.14, and R.S. 36:629(Q), relative to aquacultural 

development; to create the Louisiana Aquaculture Coordinating 

Council; to provide for the membership, organization, powers, 

and duties of the Louisiana Aquaculture Coordinating Council; 

to provide for the powers of the commissioner of the 

Department of Agriculture and Forestry; to provide relative to 

the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission; to require 

certain aquatic producers to obtain a license or permit; to 

provide for fees for the issuance of such license or permit; to 

establish criteria for inspecting licensed facilities; to provide for 

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the deposit and disbursement of fees and penalties; to enumerate 

violations; to provide for investigations of facilities; to provide 

civil penalties for violations; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE K. CARTER 

AN ACT 

To enact Chapter 15 of Title 23 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 

1950, to be comprised of R.S. 23:3001 through 3004, relative to 

wages; to create the Equal Pay Commission; to provide for its 

membership; to provide for meetings; to provide for findings 

and recommendations; to provide for the termination of the 

commission; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES THOMPSON, BRUCE, CAZAYOUX, 

DOWNS, FANNIN, FRITH, M. GUILLORY, HILL, MORRISH, ST. 

GERMAIN, AND STRAIN AND SENATORS SMITH, ELLINGTON, 

AND NEVERS 

AN ACT 

To enact Part III of Chapter 4-A of Title 3 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 3:331 and 332, relative 

to rural development; to create the Louisiana Center for Rural 

Initiatives; to provide for the powers, duties, and functions of 

the center; and to provide for related matters. 

HOUSE BILL NO. 571 (Duplicate of Senate Bill No. 247)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE T. POWELL AND SENATOR FONTENOT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 3:472, 473, 474, 476, and 478(A), relative 

to the Louisiana Strawberry Marketing Board; to provide 

relative to definitions; to provide relative to membership and 

powers of the board; to provide for the powers of the 

commissioner of agriculture and forestry; to provide relative to 

assessments; to provide relative to penalties; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVES PIERRE AND DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:87(A), (B), and (F) and to repeal R.S. 

30:87(G), relative to oilfield site restoration fees; to increase 

such fee after a certain date; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE PIERRE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:86(E)(2), relative to the Oilfield Site 

Restoration Fund; to provide relative to the amount of the fund 

that can be used by the Department of Natural Resources for 

administration; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES GALLOT AND ANSARDI 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 13:750 and 750.1, relative to limitations of liability; to 

provide relative to limitations of liability for clerks of court; to 

provide relative to personal liability of clerks, deputy clerks, 

and employees; to provide relative to when prescription 

commences to run; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BROOME 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 6:1009(A), relative to currency exchange 

services; to set maximum fees charged by check-cashers; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 51:2386, 2387, 2388, 2389(E)(1)(c) and 

(F)(1), 2391, 2392, 2393, 2394, 2395(A), (B)(2)(a), (D), and 

(F)(3), 2396(D)(6), (F), and (G)(1)(d), and 2397(A)(1)(b) and 

(2), (D), (E), and (G)(2)(a) and to enact R.S. 51:2389(H), 

relative to the Louisiana Business and Industrial Corporation 

Act; to provide for participation of Louisiana limited liability 

companies; to provide for certain additional licensing 

requirements; to provide for certain additional reporting 

requirements; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE SALTER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 3:3801(A)(introductory paragraph) and 

3803 and to enact R.S. 3:3801(A)(14) and (C)(11), 3804(A)(8), 

3807(B)(7), 3808(P), and 3816(5) and (6), relative to the 

landscape irrigation contractors; to provide for the licensing of 

landscape irrigation contractors; to provide for commission 

membership; to provide for examination of applicants; to 

provide for regulation and licensure terms and conditions; to 

provide for exemptions; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MARTINY AND BRUCE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:311(H) and (K)(4), relative to video 

draw poker device fees; to provide that processing fees are 

collected annually; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MORRISH AND WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:228.8 and R.S. 42:802(C), relative to health 

insurance; to authorize the Office of Group Benefits and 

political subdivisions of the state to establish health savings 

accounts and other similar accounts as authorized by federal 

law; to authorize political subdivisions of the state to contribute 

funds toward such accounts; to provide relative to the uses of 

such accounts; and to provide for related matters. 

HOUSE BILL NO. 1710 (Substitute to House Bill No. 901 by 

Representative Baldone)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:306(B), relative to conditions of 

probation; to provide with respect to proof of installation of 

ignition interlock devices when imposed as a condition of 

probation; and to provide for related matters. 

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Representative Baldone)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:415(B) and 415.1(A)(1)(introductory 

paragraph), relative to operating a vehicle with a suspended, 

revoked, or canceled license; to authorize courts to order certain 

licensees to install ignition interlock devices; to provide for the 

period of time in which the ignition interlock device shall remain 

on the vehicle; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTAT IVE MURRAY AND SENATOR BAJOIE AND 

COAUTHORED BY MARCHAND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 19:136, 136.1(1), (3), and (4)(d), 

136.2(B), 136.3(2) and (3)(a), 136.6 through 136.8, 136.9(B), 

and 136.11, to enact R.S. 19:136.12, and to repeal R.S. 

19:136.1(4)(e) and 136.10, relative to the expropriation of 

blighted or abandoned property by the city of New Orleans; to 

provide for the applicability to redemptive periods; to provide 

relative to the definition of "abandoned property"; to provide 

for notice to the owner; to provide for substantial rehabilitation 

and the payment of taxes and liens; to provide for the contents 

and notice of the petition for expropriation; to provide relative 

to the answer and opposition to the petition and for the waiver 

of defenses; to provide for the cancellation of inscriptions; to 

provide for the sale or transfer of expropriated property to third 

persons; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Civil Procedure Article 3601 and to 

enact Code of Civil Procedure Article 3603(C), relative to civil 

procedure; to provide relative to the issuance of injunctions or 

restraining orders which prevent the enforcement of child 

support orders; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE R. CARTER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:996.60(A), relative to judicial expense 

funds; to establish a judicial expense fund for the Twentieth 

Judicial District Court; to retain provisions providing for the 

assessment of fees in civil and criminal matters, depositing of 

sums collected into a separate account designated as the judicial 

expense fund, annual audits, uses of the fund, and prohibiting 

uses of the fund for salaries of the judges; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:808(A)(8), relative to the Office of Group Benefits; 

to provide for the New Orleans district attorney and employees 

to be eligible for programs offered by the Office of Group 

Benefits; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 




BY REPRESENTATIVE DAMICO 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:4.12, relative to sanitation; to provide for alternative 

methods of identification of potable and nonpotable water 

distribution equipment, piping, and outlets; to provide for a 

qualifying potable water distribution plan; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVE DOVE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 9:2800.14, relative to a limitation of civil liability; to 

provide for a limitation of liability for damages to oyster leases 

from the transportation of materials to and from a certain 

location along an approved water route; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:200 and 300.2, relative to motor vehicles; to provide 

relative to operation of certain motor scooters; to authorize 

parish or municipal governing authorities to authorize the 

operation of certain scooters under certain circumstances; to 

require the use of helmets during the operation of motor 

scooters for certain operators; to provide relative to electric 

personal assistive mobility devices; to provide relative to the 

operation of such devices; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE TOOMY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 16:51(A)(1), (2), (4), (7), (16), (17), (19), 

(22), (23), (24), (26), (32), (36), and (41), relative to assistant 

district attorneys; to provide for additional assistant district 

attorneys for certain judicial districts; to provide for 

effectiveness; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Civil Procedure Article 2293(C), 

relative to notice of seizure of immovable property; to provide 

for notice to be given to tenants of seized property; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Children's Code Article 810 and to enact 

Children's Code Article 809(E) and (F), relative to juvenile 

delinquency proceedings; to provide for the appointment of 

counsel and notice of such appointment; to provide with respect 

to a waiver of right to counsel in such proceedings; to provide 

for circumstances in which the right to counsel shall not be 

waived; and to provide for related matters. 

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AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:662.1, relative to evidence; to provide for the 

admissibility of certificates and writings made in accordance 

with provisions of law governing chemical testing of suspected 

drunken drivers; to provide with respect to prima facie proof; 

to require that notice be given to opposing parties; to provide 

for the opportunity to cross-examine experts; and to provide for 



same. 




The House Bills and Joint Resolutions contained herein were 

signed by the President of the Senate. 

Message to the Governor 

SIGNED SENATE BILLS 

June 21, 2004 

To the Honorable Governor of the State of Louisiana: 

The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of 

Representatives have signed the following Senate Bills: 


BY SENATOR B. GAUTREAUX 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:183, relative to the hazing of students; to provide 

for legislative intent; to provide definitions; to prohibit hazing; 

to require city, parish, and other local public school boards to 

adopt, enforce, and post hazing policies; to provide for the 

required content of such policies; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATORS BOISSIERE AND HAINKEL AND REPRESENTATIVE 

MURRAY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:1111(A)(3), relative to the Code of Governmental 

Ethics; to provide an exception to the prohibition on the receipt 

of payment for governmental services by a public servant from 

a nongovernmental source; to provide relative to the 

requirements of such exception; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR MOUNT AND REPRESENTATIVE JOHNS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 37:2175.2(C) and to enact R.S. 37:2171.2 

relative to contractors; to provide for requirements for issuance 

of local building permits; to provide for additional requirements 

for home improvement contractors; and to provide for related 

matters. 


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BY SENATOR MCPHERSON AND REPRESENTATIVE FARRAR 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:3815.2(E), relative to powers of 

waterworks districts; to provide relative to a waterworks 

district of one parish supplying water to or taking water from 

an adjoining parish; to provide certain terms, procedures, and 

conditions; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 39:199(G), relative to information technology; to 

p rovide for a program for the acquisition of data processing 

equipment and software that allows small businesses to 

participate; to provide for the establishment of procedures; and 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 15:567.1, relative to capital cases; to provide with 

respect to mental incomp etence to proceed to execution; to 

provide for procedures authorizing a defendant to raise the issue 

of mental incompetence to proceed to execution; to provide for 

the filing of a petition and to provide for the contents of that 

petition; to provide with respect to the burden of proof and the 

introduction of evidence; to provide for the submission of 

certain records, data, reports, and other information; to provide 

for a waiver of confidentiality and privilege with respect to 

information submitted; to provide for an independent 

psychological or psychiatric examination; to provide for the 

dismissal of the petition in certain circumstances; to provide 

with respect to treatment of a defendant found to be 

incompetent to proceed to execution; and to provide for related 

matters. 

SENATE BILL NO. 879 (Substitute for Senate Bill 867 by 

Senator Irons)— 

BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVES ALEXANDER, 

BADON, DOWNS, FANNIN, FUTRELL, HONEY, KENNEY, M. 

POWELL, RITCHIE AND JANE SMITH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:427.4, relative to public schools and school children; 

to benefit schools and children by encouraging the availability of 

qualified teachers; to provide for a program designed to provide 

incentives for qualified teachers to locate and work in 

disadvantaged areas; to authorize the development and 

establishment of a teachers’ homebuyer program for certain 

certified teachers; to establish an advisory panel to develop such 

program; to provide for program approval; to authorize the state 

treasurer to administer the program; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact Part V-A of Chapter 1 of Title 49 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 49:115, relative to the 

settlement of claims by the state; to provide for notification to 

the Joint Legislative Committee on the Budget of certain claims 

in which the state has an interest; and to provide for related 

matters. 

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AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Chapters 8 and 9 of Title II of Book III of the 

Civil Code, to be comprised of Articles 1734 through 1743, and 

1744 through 1751, relative to donations; to provide relative to 

donation made inter vivos in contemplation of marriage by third 

persons; to provide relative to interspousal donation; and to 




AN ACT 

To enact Part V-A of Chapter 1 of Title 49 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 49:115, relative to 

claims against the state; to provide for notification to the Joint 

Legislative Committee on the Budget of certain claims against 

the state; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR N. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVE FRITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1498(A), relative to the Fire Protection 

District No. 7 of Vermilion Parish; to provide with respect to 

compensation for certain officers of the governing board; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:3682(13), (16), and (26), 3683(1), (2), 

and (3)(a), 3684(D) and (E), 3685(B)(8), and 3689(A) and (C), 

relative to the Harbor Police Retirement System; to provide 

with respect to definitions; to correct references to citations; to 



BY SENATOR ADLEY AND REPRESENTATIVE DOERGE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact the introductory paragraph of R.S. 

17:3048.1(C)(4) and (C)(4)(a) and (c), relative to the alternative 

means for determining residency for Tuition Opportunity 

Program for Students purposes for certain dependent students 

who graduate from eligible Louisiana high schools and have a 

parent or court-ordered custodian who resides in an adjoining 

state; to require that a student's parent or court-ordered 

custodian who is a resident of a state adjoining Louisiana and 

resides in a county that adjoins a parish with a certain 

population; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To release the city of Baker School Board from certain obligations 

owed by the school board to the state of Louisiana; to release 

and discharge the city of Baker School Board from the interest 

owed to the state; to provide for a repayment schedule; to 





AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 16:2(F), relative to the district attorney for the 

Sixteenth Judicial District; to provide for contributions from the 

parish school boards and governing authorities in the parishes of 

Iberia, St. Mary and St. Martin to defray costs of 

representation; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:3803(B)(1)(h), relative to the treasurer’s investment 

authority of Louisiana Education Quality Trust Fund monies; 

to provide for the investment of Louisiana Education Quality 

Trust Fund monies in certain permitted investments; to provide 

for an effective date; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR THEUNISSEN 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:4574(A)(2)(o) and 4574.1-A(A)(1)(o), 

relative to tourist commissions; to provide for the territorial 

composition of the Jefferson Davis Parish Tourist Commission; 



BY SENATOR CRAVINS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:150(C)(1) and (F)(1) and to enact R.S. 

15:150(B)(3), relative to regional defense service centers; to 

provide that a regional defense service center shall include a 

regional juvenile defense center; to grant a regional defense 

service center authority to contract for representation of 

juveniles in all courts having juvenile jurisdiction; and to provide 



BY SENATOR BAJOIE AND REPRESENTATIVES ARNOLD, 

BALDONE, BURRELL, HEATON AND WOOTON 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 14:95.2.1, relative to offenses affecting public safety; 

to provide for the crime of illegally carrying of firearms during 

a parade or demonstration when used to commit certain crimes; 

to provide for definitions; to provide for penalties; and to 




AN ACT 

T o amend and reenact R.S. 47:322.37(B)(2) and to enact R.S. 

47:322.37(B)(3), relative to the St. Tammany Parish Tourist and 

Convention Commission; to provide for the distribution of 

certain funds appropriated to the commission; to provide for an 



BY SENATOR HOLDEN AND REPRESENTATIVE BRUCE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:24.7, relative to the functions of the state 

Department of Education; to require the establishment of a pilot 

program of extended kindergarten; to provide for the eligibility 

of students to participate; to provide for the nature, duration, 

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evaluation, and continuation of the pilot program; to provide for 

funding; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS DUPRE AND ROMERO AND REPRESENTATIVE 

BALDONE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 49:214.38, and to enact Part II-B of 

Chapter 2 of Title 49 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, 

consisting of R.S. 49:214.52 through 214.61, inclusive, relative 

to coastal wetlands; to provide relative to barrier islands; to 

provide relative to property in the coastal zone needed for 

barrier island preservation, restoration, or creation for coastal 

wetlands purposes; to authorize certain expropriation of 

property; to authorize and provide certain procedures for 

expropriation by declaration of taking; to provide relative to 

authority and procedures by the state Department of Natural 

Resources; to set forth certain terms, conditions, and procedures 

for proceedings; to provide an effective date; and to provide for 


SENATE BILL NO. 334 (Duplicate of House Bill No. 308)— 

BY SENATOR HAINKEL AND REPRESENTATIVE MORRISH AND 

COAUTHORED BY SENATOR HOLLIS AND REPRESENTATIVES 

BOWLER, ERDEY, FAUCHEUX, JACKSON, JOHNS, MCVEA, 

TUCKER, AND WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:230.6, relative to health insurance; to authorize 

health insurers and health maintenance organizations to offer 

flexible health benefits policies, contracts, and agreements 

without state health insurance mandates or certain other 



BY SENATOR ADLEY (By Request) 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 30:2030(D), relative to records in the custody of the 

Department of Environmental Quality; to provide that certain 

information may be restricted from distribution or dissemination 

via the Internet; to provide for penalties for such distribution or 

dissemination; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 11:416(A)(3)(c) and R.S. 17:425.2, relative to the 

Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System; to provide with 

respect to reemployment of retired members; to provide with 

respect to earnings limitations, repayment of excess earnings, 

and notifications by the employing agency; to provide relative 

to payment for unused sick and annual leave of certain 

unclassified postsecondary education employees who continue 

in employment after becoming eligible for retirement, including 

provisions for definitions, applicability, and conditions and 

limitations; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR MARIONNEAUX 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 56:115.1, relative to the definition of a legal buck deer; 

to provide for uniformity in regulations as to size and number 

of antlers which an antlered buck deer must possess in order to 


June 21, 2004 

be legally taken; to provide for exceptions; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 36: 259(II) and 919.7 and Part LXI of Chapter 5 of 

Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be 

comprised of R.S. 40:1300.231 and 1300.232, relative to 

women's health; to create the Women's Health Commission; to 

provide for the membership, filling of vacancies, meetings, 

compensation, domicile, election of officers, and powers and 

duties; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS JONES, BAJOIE, BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, 

CRAVINS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FIELDS, HAINKEL, 

MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, ROMERO, SMITH AND ULLO 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 49:149.18, relative to public buildings; to provide for 

naming of state buildings; to require that all names for state 

public buildings be approved by certain committees of the 

legislature, meeting jointly; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS THEUNISSEN AND NEVERS AND 

REPRESENTATIVES FRITH AND T. POWELL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3048.1(A)(1)(e)(vi) and (B)(2)(b)(vi) 

and (c)(vi), relative to the Tuition Opportunity Program for 

Students; to include certain agriscience courses as a science 

option in the core curriculum; to provide limitations; to provide 

for effectiveness; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR FONTENOT 

AN ACT 

To enact Part II of Chapter 21 of Title 30 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 30:2551 and 2552, 

relative to environmental quality; to provide for the Brownfields 

Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund; to provide for purpose; to 

provide for capitalization; to provide for uses; to provide for 

authority to make loans, grants, and incur debt; to provide for 

the administration of the fund; to provide for bonds, notes, or 

other evidence of indebtedness; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:962.1.1(A), relative to possession of 

ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, or phenylpropanolamine or their 

salts, optical isomers and salts of optical isomers; to redefine 

the crime relative to the amount of such substances; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:2721 and to rename Chapter 56 of 

Title 46 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, relative to 

funds; to abolish the Medicaid School-Based Administrative 

Claiming Trust Fund; to provide for certain reimbursable claims 

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to public schools; to provide for an effective date; and to 



BY SENATORS CAIN AND HAINKEL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:228.1(A), (B)(7), (8), (9), (10), (11), 

(12), and (C) and to enact R.S. 22:228.1(B)(13) and (14), 

relative to health insurance; to define health savings accounts 

and high deductible health plans; to exempt certain policies and 

plans from laws on premium rating of small group and individual 

health insurance policies; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR FONTENOT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:2075.2(A)(1) and R.S. 40:31.32(D), 

relative to installation and maintenance of sewage treatment 

systems; to provide for security for permits of certain treatment 

facilities; to provide for licensure and a combination license; to 

provide for license fees; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR CHEEK AND REPRESENTATIVES K. CARTER AND 

WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:11.1, relative to health insurance; to provide for a 

credentialing process for health insurance issuers who contract 

directly with health care providers for health care services; and 



BY SENATORS B. GAUTREAUX, AMEDEE, DUPLESSIS, HOLLIS, 

MICHOT AND SMITH 

AN ACT 

To enact Subpart A-1 of Part X of Chapter 26 of Title 17 of the 

Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 

17:3397.1 through 3397.6, relative to economic development; to 

authorize and provide for the establishment, management, 

operation, functions, and activities of regional research and 

development parks; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 42:1123(19), relative to the Code of 

Governmental Ethics; to provide with regard to the exception to 

allow a person to hold or obtain renewals of oyster leases while 

serving on the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission; to 

require such a member of the commission to recuse himself or be 

disqualified by the commission from participating in certain 

transactions; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS MALONE, NEVERS AND CHEEK AND 

REPRESENTATIVES BADON, BRUCE, HONEY, KENNEY, T. 

POWELL, M. POWELL, RITCHIE, JANE SMITH, TOOMY AND 

TRAHAN 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:1682(F) and to enact R.S. 17:1682(H) 

and 1682.2, relative to scholarships for disabled firefighters and 

their spouses; to provide for definitions; to provide for 

scholarship requirements; and to provide for related matters. 



BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVE PINAC 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 44:4.1(B)(31) and R.S. 51:2454(C)(1), to 

enact R.S. 47:1508(B)(20) and R.S. 51:936(C) and (D), and to 

repeal R.S. 51:2454(C)(2), relative to the Department of 

Economic Development; to provide for cooperation between the 

Department of Economic Development and other state agencies; 

to authorize the department to obtain certain information in the 

possession of any state agency; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1300.52(D)(1)(a) and 

1300.53(A)(1)(a), relative to certain care facilities; to provide 

relative to criminal history; to provide relative to the conviction 

of certain crimes; to provide relative to employment of 

nonlicensed persons in certain care facilities; to prohibit such 

employment for persons convicted of such crimes; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:1352(3) and (5), 1353(A)(1), (3), (4) 

and (B), 1355, 1356, 1357, 1359(A), (B), (D), and (E), and 

1360, and to repeal R.S. 33:1352(6) relative to self insurance 

programs for local housing authorities; relative to administration 

of self insurance funds; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVE BALDONE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:3390(F), relative to private nonprofit corporations 

which support public higher education institutions; to provide 

relative to records of certain payments by such organizations to 

employees of postsecondary institutions or employees or 

officers of certain boards; to provide for the application of 

public records laws; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR N. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVE FRITH 

AN ACT 

To enact Code of Civil Procedure Art. 4843(L), relative to the city 

courts of Abbeville and Kaplan; to increase the civil jurisdiction 

of the courts; and to provide for related matters. 


by Senator Irons)— 

BY SENATORS IRONS AND BAJOIE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:3992(A)(3) and 3995(A)(6), relative to the 

International School of Louisiana and certain other type 2 

charter schools; to provide with regard to the funding of certain 

type 2 charter schools; to mandate full funding of such schools; 


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AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 48:1002(A), relative to ferries; to provide 

for the period of appropriation of state funds for operation and 

maintenance of the Monkey Island Ferry located in Cameron 

Parish; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVES BALDONE AND 

RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:407(A)(2) and (3), relative to driver's 

licenses; to increase the time required for possession of a 

learner's permit prior to obtaining an intermediate license in 

certain circumstances; to provide for exceptions; to provide for 

an effective date; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR BOISSIERE AND REPRESENTATIVES ARNOLD AND 

TUCKER 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 11:3363(G), relative to local retirement; to provide 

with respect to the Firefighters' Pension and Relief Fund for the 

city of New Orleans; to authorize the New Orleans Firefighters 

Association, Local 632 and the Firefighters' Pension and Relief 

Fund for the city of New Orleans to negotiate a cooperative 

endeavor agreement with the city of New Orleans pursuant to 

the Supreme Court of Louisiana decision in "NEW ORLEANS 

FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 632 ET AL. versus THE CITY OF 

NEW ORLEANS ET AL.," bearing number 00-C-1921 c/w 

number 00-C-2041; to provide for an effective date; and to 



BY SENATOR CHAISSON AND REPRESENTATIVE TOOMY AND 

COAUTHORED BY SENATOR HOLDEN 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:124, relative to the Supreme Court of 

Louisiana; to provide for the expenditure of the balance of fees 

collected by the clerk; to provide that fund balances may be 

used to defray the expense of employment benefits, including 

dental insurance; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1484.4(C)(4)(c) and (e), relative to airsupported 

structures; to increase and to impose new fines for 

violations; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:2493(C)(1), and to repeal R.S. 

33:2493(C)(2) and (3), relative to civil service; to provide with 

respect to fire and police civil service for municipalities between 

13,000 and 250,000; to remove the requirement that any 

applicant admitted to a civil service test for a position above 

entry level be a qualified elector of the state of Louisiana; and to 



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AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:1254(N)(3)(f)(i), (iii), and (v) and to 

enact R.S. 32:1254.2, relative to motor vehicles; to authorize the 

Motor Vehicle Commission to render advisory opinions relative 

to the distribution and sale of motor vehicles; to provide a 

procedure for applying to the commission for an advisory 

opinion and for declaratory orders; to provide relative to sales 

conditioned on financing; to provide certain requirements for 

suppliers of mechanical repairs and services for motor vehicles; 

to provide for recovery of vehicle in certain instances; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:5102(B), relative to suits against the 

state; to provide for definitions; to limit liability for entities 

which manage certain public transit authorities; to provide 

relative to the employees of such entities; to provide for an 



BY SENATOR HOLLIS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 34:29(A)(introductory paragraph), (1), 

(D), and (E), to enact R.S. 34:29(J), and to repeal R.S. 34:29(B), 

relative to the Port of New Orleans; to provide relative to the 

port's borrowing power and debt limitation; to remove certain 

limitations; to provide for the port's authority to continue the 

issuance of bonds and other obligations; and to provide for 



by Senator Ellington)— 

BY SENATORS ELLINGTON AND MICHOT AND 

REPRESENTATIVES PINAC AND WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To enact Chapter 8-K of Title 45 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes 

of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 45:844.40 through 844.54, 

relative to telecommunications; to create the "Local Government 

Fair Competition Act"; to provide for legislative findings; to 

provide for definitions; to provide limitations for providing 

certain cable television, telecommunications, and advanced 

services; to establish procedures for offering certain cable 

television, telecommunications, and advanced services; to 

provide for public hearings; to provide certain quality of service 

standards; to provide for enforcement and appeal; and to 



BY SENATORS DUPRE, B. GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, 

MCPHERSON AND ROMERO AND REPRESENTATIVE BALDONE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 56:326(F)(1), relative to size and 

possession limits of commercial fish; to provide for an 

affirmative defense for undersized crab violations; and to 


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AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 24:653(K) and Part VIII-B of Chapter 1 of Subtitle 1 

of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be 

comprised of R.S. 39:310, relative to legislative review; to 

require private entities to provide to the legislature information 

relative to the expenditure of revenue generated from the 

operation, management, or control of public lands or facilities; 

to require the division of administration to develop a reporting 

form; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 23:633, relative to employment; to 

provide with respect to payment of wages; to provide for 

criminal penalties; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 24:653(K), and to enact Subpart E of Part I of Chapter 

1 of Subtitle 1 of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 

1950, to be comprised of R.S. 39:17.1, relative to cooperative 

endeavor agreements; to require the commissioner of 

administration to provide a system of tracking certain 

cooperative endeavor agreements; to provide definitions; to 

provide for notification to the Joint Legislative Committee on 

the Budget regarding certain cooperative endeavor agreements; 



BY SENATOR BOISSIERE AND REPRESENTATIVES ARNOLD AND 

TUCKER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:3385.1(G), relative to the New Orleans 

Firefighters’ Pension and Relief Fund; to provide for interest 

paid on Deferred Retirement Option Plan accounts; to provide 



BY SENATORS MCPHERSON AND N. GAUTREAUX AND 

REPRESENTATIVE FARRAR 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact the introductory paragraph of R.S. 36:801 and 

to enact R.S. 36:610(J) and Subpart I-1 of Part I of Chapter 2 of 

Title 56 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be 

comprised of R.S. 56:799.1 through 799.6, relative to the White 

Lake Property; to create the White Lake Property Fund in the 

state treasury as a fund within the Louisiana Wildlife and 

Fisheries Conservation Fund; to provide for deposits of monies 

into the fund; to provide for investment and uses of monies in 

the fund; to create the White Lake Property Advisory Board; to 

provide for its domicile, membership, and duties; to authorize 

the board to solicit and accept donations; to provide for an 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:9055(B), relative to the Cameron 

Parish Ambulance Service District No. 2; to provide with 

respect to the board membership; to increase the membership on 


the board from five members to six members; to provide for the 

term of office of the additional board member; and to provide for 



BY SENATORS CAIN, IRONS, ADLEY, BAJOIE, MICHOT, SMITH, 

KOSTELKA, BOISSIERE, DARDENNE AND SCHEDLER AND 

REPRESENTATIVES BRUNEAU, JACKSON, MARCHAND, 

MORRELL, MURRAY, QUEZAIRE, RITCHIE, TUCKER AND 

WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:253(A), relative to funeral policies and 

burial insurance; to provide for payment of benefits to policy 

holders; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS IRONS AND DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVE 

GLOVER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 39:1220(A)(2), relative to local agencies; 

to provide with respect to certain limits on the amount of 

deposit to a financial institution; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVES BALDONE AND 

DOVE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:130.251, 130.252(A), (B), (C), (D) and 

(E), 130.253(B) and (C), the introductory paragraph of 

130.255(A) and (A)(3), (4), (6), and (9), 130.256, 130.257(A), 

the introductory paragraph of 130.257(B), (B)(1)(c) and (2)(b), 

130.258(A) and (B)(1) through (7), and 130.259 through 

130.261, relative to the Terrebonne Economic Development 

District; to change the name of the district; to provide for the 

membership of the board; to provide additional sources of 

funding and the method of usage of such funds; and to provide 



BY SENATOR BAJOIE AND REPRESENTATIVE DURAND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:231.6, 231.7(A)(3)(a) and (D)(1), 

231.8(A)(2), 231.11 and 460.5, relative to FITAP eligibility and 

earned income disregards; to provide for a sixty-month limit of 

eligibility for benefits; to provide for earned income disregards; 

to provide for initial transitional assessments; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:1384 and to enact R.S. 13:2507.1, 

relative to criminal district and other courts; to provide for 

funding of certain positions or office and functions; to establish 

certain expense funds; to provide for an effective date; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:360(E), relative to financial 

institutions; to exempt bank service companies from 

occupational license tax; and to provide for related matters. 

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BY SENATOR DARDENNE AND REPRESENTATIVES CURTIS AND 

TRICHE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:292, relative to state and statewide 

public retirement systems; to provide with respect to benefits 

and contributions paid to any member, former member or 

retiree, spouse or former spouse; to provide that any retirement 

allowance, benefit, or refund of accumulated contributions paid 

to any member, former member, retiree, spouse, or former 

spouse shall be subject to garnishment or court-ordered 

assignment to pay child support; to provide for an effective 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 43:19.1, relative to official records; to permit certain 

records to be made accessible on the official Internet web site or 

portal of the Louisiana State Legislature; and to provide for 



BY SENATORS CAIN AND CRAVINS 

AN ACT 


1950, to be comprised of R.S. 22:3201 through 3205, relative to 

automobile insurance fraud prevention; to establish the 

Louisiana Automobile Theft and Insurance Fraud Prevention 

Authority in the Department of Insurance; to provide for the 

authority’s duties, purposes, board of directors, staff, plan of 

operations, and funding; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR CAIN AND REPRESENTATIVE JOHN SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:302.5, relative to sales tax proceeds; to 

provide for the distribution of certain state tax proceeds in 

Vernon Parish; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR HEITMEIER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 42:455(A)(1)(b) and to enact R.S. 

42:455(E), relative to payroll deduction by foreign companies; 

to provide for requirements for payroll deduction for foreign 

companies; to provide with respect to the liability of the state; 


matters. 


BY SENATORS MOUNT AND THEUNISSEN AND 

REPRESENTATIVES FLAVIN, GEYMANN, E. GUILLORY, JOHNS 

AND MORRISH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:96(A), relative to the Louisiana 

Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control Act; to 

provide with respect to prohibited acts and gaming offenses on 

riverboats; to provide that certain elected public officials can 

engage in business activities with a riverboat gaming licensee as 

a non-key gaming employee under certain circumstances; to 

provide for notification requirements; to provide for the 

adoption of rules; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 

SENATE BILL NO. 829 (Duplicate of House Bill No. 

1563)— 

BY SENATOR THEUNISSEN AND REPRESENTATIVE E. GUILLORY 

AND COAUTHORED BY SENATOR MOUNT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:557 and to enact R.S. 11:413(15)(a), 

(b), and (c), relative to the Louisiana State Employees’ 

Retirement System; to provide with respect to membership in 

the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System for any 

political subdivision whose creation is authorized pursuant to 

R.S. 33:4710.2(A)(1) with a parish wide jurisdiction in a parish 

with a population of not less than one hundred eighty thousand 

or more than one hundred eighty-five thousand according to the 

latest federal decennial census; to provide that employees of any 

political subdivision created by state law with a parish wide 

jurisdiction in a parish with a population of not less than one 

hundred eighty thousand or more than one hundred eighty-five 

thousand according to the latest federal decennial census shall 

not be eligible to become members of the Louisiana State 

Employees’ Retirement System; to provide with respect to 

employee and employer contributions; to provide for 

participation in the Deferred Retirement Option Plan by judges 

and court officers; to allow for remedial participation in the 

plan; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR MOUNT AND REPRESENTATIVE GLOVER 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:600.1(B)(6), (7), and (8), 600.2(12) and 

600.6(A)(26), relative to the Louisiana Housing Finance 

Agency; to provide for findings; to provide for a definition of 

subsidiary; to provide for authority for the agency to sponsor 

a statewide community housing development organization; to 

provide with respect to the funding of loans and financing of 

pools of loans; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS BAJOIE AND CHEEK AND REPRESENTATIVE 

RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 36:259(II) and 919.7 and Chapter 46-A of Title 46 of 

the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 

46:2616 through 2618, relative to diabetes; to create the 

Louisiana Diabetes Initiatives Council in the Department of 

Health and Hospitals; to provide for the membership, powers, 

and duties of the board; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR AMEDEE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:285(A)(2) and to enact R.S. 

46:285(A)(6) and (7), relative to child protection and foster care 

workers; to provide that such workers shall be trained in 

specific legal provision; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 


1950, to be comprised of R.S. 34:3301 through 3313, inclusive, 

relative to the Acadiana Gulf of Mexico Access Channel; to 

provide relative to objects and purpose, powers, coordination 

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and cooperation; to authorize certain expropriation powers of 

the department; to provide relative to duties of the Department 

of Transportation and Development; to provide relative to the 

Acadiana Gulf of Mexico Access Channel; to provide certain 

procedures, terms, and conditions; to authorize certain activities; 



BY SENATORS CHAISSON AND DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVE 

DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To enact Code of Criminal Procedure Art. 894 (D)(3), relative to the 

office of motor vehicles; to provide for implementation and 

maintenance of an electronic database, by cooperative endeavor 

agreements; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 25:841, 842, and 844 and to enact R.S. 

25:845 and 846 and R.S. 36:209(Z) and 919.7, relative to the 

Louisiana Civil Rights Museum; to establish and provide for the 

Louisiana Civil Rights Museum Advisory Board; to provide for 

the membership, powers, duties, and functions of the advisory 

board; and to provide for related matters. 


by Senator Jones)— 

BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVES HUNTER, 

MURRAY AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 37:914(B)(1) and to enact R.S. 42:2.1, 

relative to the qualifications and qualities of appointees to 

boards, commissions, councils, authorities, and other entities 

with statewide jurisdiction over certain matters; to provide 

relative to the composition of such entities; to provide relative 

to the appointment of members to such entities; to provide 

relative to the Louisiana State Board of Nursing; and to provide 



by Senator Irons)— 

BY SENATORS IRONS, ADLEY, AMEDEE, BAJOIE, BOASSO, 

BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, CRAVINS, DARDENNE, 

DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FONTENOT, B. GAUTREAUX, 

N. GAUTREAUX, HAINKEL, HINES, HOLLIS, JACKSON, JONES, 

KOSTELKA, LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, 

MICHOT, MOUNT, NEVERS, ROMERO, SMITH, THEUNISSEN AND 

ULLO AND REPRESENTATIVE MURRAY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:17, and to enact R.S. 17:17.1, 17.2, and 

17.3, relative to physical fitness in schools; to provide relative 

to the physical activity and nutrition of students; to provide for 

legislative findings and objectives; to establish and provide for 

awards for schools with outstanding programs, based on 

funding; to establish and provide for the implementation of a 

pilot program; to provide for the selection of school systems for 

participation; to provide for program development; to provide 

for limitations; to provide for reports; to provide relative to 

funding; and to provide for related matters. 



by Senator Jackson)— 


AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:9110, relative to communication districts; to 

provide for definitions; to require multi-line phone systems to 

provide automatic location information; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AND REPRESENTATIVE GARY SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:431(C) and 553(B)(4), relative to 

proposed constitutional amendments; to provide relative to 

statements summarizing proposed constitutional amendments 

by the secretary of state; to require that such statements be 

posted on the internet; to require that such statements shall be 

posted at the polling places on election day throughout the 

entire day; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:1938(C) and (F)(2) and to enact R.S. 

11:107, 723(C), 1925(G), relative to Parochial Employees' 

Retirement System; to provide with respect to deferred 

retirement option plan; to provide with respect to additional 

employer contributions; to provide with respect to members 

employed in other state employment; to provide for direct 

rollovers in certain circumstances for purchase of creditable 

service; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 24:513(I)(1)(c)(i)(aa), relative to audit 

requirements; to provide that monies received from urban or 

rural development grants shall not be included in the 

computation of threshold limits for audit requirements; and to 



BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVES HUNTER, 

MURRAY AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 23:1141(B) and 1143(B)(1), relative to 

workers' compensation; to provide with respect to attorney fees 

in workers' compensation matters; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:2009.24, relative to nursing homes; to provide for 

the creation of the Nursing Home Quality and Efficiency Board; 

to provide for membership of the board; to provide for the 

functions and duties of the board; to provide for rule making by 

the Department of Health and Hospitals; and to provide for 


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BY SENATOR DUPRE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:1430.18, relative to property insurance; to provide 

certain requirements for coverage and issuance of property 

insurance by the Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance 

Corporation; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:315.9(A)(6), 315.18(B)(1)(introductory 

paragraph) and (C), and 374(C) and to enact R.S. 9:315.9(A)(7) 

and to repeal R.S. 9:315.18(D), relative to child support; to 

provide for awarding a dependency exemption; to provide for 

the pro rata sharing of uncovered medical expenses in a shared 

custody arrangement; to provide relative to rental or mortgage 

note reimbursement when sole use of the home is made; and to 



BY SENATOR JONES AND REPRESENTATIVE LANCASTER AND 

COAUTHORED BY REPRESENTATIVES BROOME, HAMMETT 

AND SALTER 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 44:22, relative to public records; to exempt certain 

records in the custody of the Department of Economic 

Development pertaining to negotiations relative to economic 

development activities from the laws relative to public records 

until negotiations are concluded; to provide for certain 

determinations by the secretary of the Department of Economic 

Development; to provide for notice; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR BAJOIE AND REPRESENTATIVE K. CARTER 

AN ACT 

To enact Part IX of Chapter 4 of Title 15 of the Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, to be comprised of R.S. 15:571.61, relative to 

post-release facilities; to provide for a pilot program in the 

Department of Public Safety and Corrections; to provide for the 

duties of the department; to provide for reports; and to provide 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:2136.2(F), relative to Domestic Abuse 

Assistance, to provide for the Louisiana Protective Order 

Registry; to provide for release of information from the 

Protective Order Registry to the Department of Health and 

Hospitals, bureau of protective services, the Governor's Office 

of Elderly Affairs, elderly protective services, and the office of 

the attorney general; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR ULLO AND REPRESENTATIVE RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:3129.7, relative to the Board of the Regents; to 

require the development and maintenance of a state student 

financial aid plan; to provide relative to legislative review and 

approval; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 


BY SENATOR HINES AND REPRESENTATIVE DURAND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:961(7), (8), (9), (10), (13), (14), (15), 

(20), (21), (24), (27), (32), (34), and (38), to enact R.S. 

40:961(39), (40) and (41), and to rename Part X of Chapter 4 of 

Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, relative to 

uniform controlled substances law; to provide for changes in 

definitions to conform with federal law; and to provide for 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:964(Schedule III)(D)(3) and (4), 

relative to classification of controlled dangerous substances; to 

substitute hydrocodone for dihydrocodeinone as a Schedule III 

controlled dangerous substance; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 46:1441.14, relative to family child care providers; to 

provide for required participation in orientation sessions; to 

provide that orientation programs shall be approved by the 

Department of Social Services or the Department of Education; 



BY SENATOR ELLINGTON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 34:855.3(E) and (F), relative to the 

regulation of personal watercraft; to change the age requirement 

to sixteen years of age to operate a personal watercraft; to 

authorize a person thirteen years of age or older on January 1, 

2005, until they reach the age of sixteen, to operate a personal 

watercraft if they have completed a boating safety education 

course; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 29:655(D) and the introductory paragraph 

of 657(A), relative military affairs; to provide certain benefits 

for Civil Air Patrol members who are injured or killed or become 

ill during performance of their duties; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 16:11(A)(2), relative to the annual salary 

of assistant district attorneys payable by the state; to authorize 

certain district attorneys to reallocate the total amount fixed for 

the annual salary of their assistant district attorneys; and to 


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AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 41:1702(J), relative to certain waters; to provide 

relative to uses of the water bottom of Lake Pontchartrain; to 

provide certain terms, conditions, and requirements; and to 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:1519.2(B)(1)(i), relative to University Medical 

Center in Baton Rouge; to provide for the establishment of such 

an entity; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATORS MALONE AND JACKSON AND REPRESENTATIVE 

M. POWELL 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 17:85.6, relat ive to naming school auditoriums; to 

authorize the parish school board in certain parishes to name 

school auditoriums in honor of former principals; to provide 

limitations; and to provide for related matters. 

Schedler 

and they are hereby presented for executive approval. 


GLENN A. KOEPP 

Leaves of Absence 

The following leaves of absence were asked for and granted: 

½ Day 

Adjournment 

Senator Bajoie moved that the Senate adjourn sine die. 

Post Session Legislative Actions 


Secretary of the Senate 

GAYE F. HAMILTON 

Journal Clerk 

Following final adjournment, the instruments contained in the 

following messages were acted upon on the dates indicated. 



ENROLLMENTS 



June 22, 2004 




The following Senate Bills have been properly enrolled: 


BY SENATORS DUPRE AND MARIONNEAUX AND 

REPRESENTATIVE CAZAYOUX 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:587(A)(1)(a), relative to criminal 

procedure; to provide relative to the Louisiana Bureau of 

Criminal Identification and Information; to authorize such 

bureau to release criminal history records and identification files 

to the Louisiana State Bar Association; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR MOUNT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 4:144(A), relative to the Louisiana State 

Racing Commission; to increase the at-large membership of the 



BY SENATOR ELLINGTON AND REPRESENTATIVE MCVEA 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:2795.4(A)(3) and (F), relative to 

limitation of liability; to provide relative to motorized off-road 

vehicle activities; to increase the weight limitation on vehicles 

involved in such activities; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR B. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVES BRUCE, 

CAZAYOUX, DOWNS, FANNIN, FRITH, HILL, KENNEY, LAFLEUR, 

MORRISH, T. POWELL, JACK SMITH, ST. GERMAIN AND STRAIN 

AN ACT 

To enact Part XVI of Chapter 5 of Title 3 of the Louisiana Revised 


559.9, and R.S. 36:629(Q), relative to the Louisiana Aquatic 

Chelonian Research and Promotion Board; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for the composition, powers, and duties 

of the board; to provide for the powers of the commissioner of 

agriculture and forestry; to provide for a referendum for 

imposition of assessments and authorization for certain 

activities; to provide for the collection and disbursement of 

assessments; to provide for violations and penalties; and to 



BY SENATOR HINES AND REPRESENTATIVE HILL 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:1119 (B)(2)(a)(iv), relative to the Code of 

Governmental Ethics; to provide with respect to nepotism; to 

authorize the employment of immediate family members of a 

school board member or a superintendent as a certified guidance 

counselor in certain parishes under certain circumstances; and to 



BY SENATORS BARHAM, MARIONNEAUX, CAIN, NEVERS AND 

B. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL, KENNEY AND 

THOMPSON 

AN ACT 


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To enact R.S. 47:337.9(E), relative to taxation by political 

subdivisions; to provide for an exemption for certain diesel fuel; 



BY SENATOR BAJOIE AND REPRESENTATIVE RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1403(A)(2), 1404, 1452, 1453(3) and 

(4), relative to assistance for children; to clarify the law 

regarding mandated licensure of child-placing agencies; to include 

an adoption agency within the definition of "child-placing 

agency"; to provide for retroactive application of licensure for 

child-placing agencies; to provide for the declaration of policy 

regarding transitional youth residencies services and related 

definitions; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:2115.15(B), relative to public hearings; 

to provide for locations of hearings; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR FONTENOT AND REPRESENTATIVE WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 


30:2194(B), (introductory paragraph), (4), (9), and (11) through 

(15) and the introductory paragraph of (C), 2195(A) and (E), 

the introductory paragraph of 2195.2(A)(1), (a), and (c)(i), (2), 

(3), (4), and (5), 2195.3(A)(1)(b) and (7), 2195.4(A)(1), (2), and 

(3)(c)(ii), 2195.6, 2195.7, 2195.8(A), the introductory 

paragraph of 2195.8(B) and (1) and (C), 2195.9(A), and 

2195.10, to enact R.S. 30:2195.8(D), (E), and (F), 2195.11, and 

R.S. 45:1206, and to repeal R.S. 30:2194(B)(16), relative to 

special funds; to provide relative to underground storage tanks; 

to provide for uses of money in the Motor Fuels Underground 

Storage Tank Trust Fund, especially relative to those who are 

eligible for disbursements from the fund; to provide relative to 

penalties for failure to pay fees that are paid into the trust fund; 

to provide relative to financial obligations of tank owners for 

environmental damage resulting from releases; to provide for the 

establishment of the Energy Efficiency Fund; and to provide for 



BY SENATORS FONTENOT AND MCPHERSON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:424(E) and 425(E), and to enact R.S. 

18:425.2 and 426.1, relative to the authority of parish boards of 

election supervisors to provide for two commissioners to work 

half of an election day; to authorize any parish board of election 

supervisors in the event of a shortage of commissioners to create 

two equal work shifts for commissioners; to authorize such 

parish board of election supervisors to select commissioners to 

serve one or two shifts on an election day; to provide for the 

compensation of such commissioners; to require the State Board 

of Election Supervisors to prescribe uniform rules for the 

selection, scheduling, and procedures for creating two equal 

shifts for commissioners on election day; to provide for the 

effectiveness of such provisions; to provide for the 


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compensation of commissioners-in-charge and certain 

commissioners; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Evidence Article 801(D)(1)(a), 

relative to evidence; to provide when prior inconsistent 

statements are not hearsay; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:306(A)(4)(c)(vi) and (5)(b) and 

(E)(2)(c) and to enact R.S. 26:71.1(4)(d) and R.S. 

27:306(A)(7)(b) and (8) and 311.3(C) and to repeal R.S. 

27:306(A)(5)(d), relative to the Video Draw Poker Devices 

Control Law; to provide for qualified truck stop facilities; to 

provide for calculation of monthly fuel sales average for device 

number determinations at truck stops; to provide for 

exceptions; to authorize the leasing or subleasing of fuel 

facilities at qualified truck stop facilities; to provide for license 

qualifications when a video draw poker device license is sold or 

transferred; to provide for the one hundred eighty day time limit 

allowing the operation of video draw poker devices under an old 

license pending approval of a license to operate in the name of 

a new establishment owner; to provide an exception for 

suitability criteria for certified technician level two employees; 

to provide relative to the operation of video draw poker devices 

at certain golf courses; to provide with respect to the licensing 

requirements for the operation of video draw poker devices at 

certain golf courses; to provide relative to the sale of alcoholic 

beverages at certain golf courses; to provide for the issuance of 

a conditional alcoholic beverage permit to certain golf courses; 

to provide for the continued operation of video draw poker 

devices at certain golf courses; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATORS KOSTELKA, SCHEDLER, ADLEY, AMEDEE, 

BARHAM, BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, 

CRAVINS, DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, 

FONTENOT, B. GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HINES, HOLLIS, 

IRONS, JACKSON, LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MICHOT, 

MOUNT, NEVERS, THEUNISSEN AND ULLO AND 

REPRESENTATIVES DARTEZ AND KATZ 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 14:75, relative to nonpayment of child support 

obligations; to enact the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act of 

Louisiana; to create the crime of failure to pay legal child 

support obligation; to provide for penalties; to provide for 

restitution; to provide for venue; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for an affirmative defense; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR MALONE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 31:149, and to repeal R.S. 31:149.1, 

149.2, 149.3, 150, 151, and 152, relative to mineral rights in 

land acquired or expropriated by governments or governmental 

agencies; to provide certain procedures, terms, and conditions 

relative to such mineral rights; to provide relative to the 

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prescription of nonuse; to repeal certain provisions; and to 




AN ACT 

To authorize and provide for the transfer of certain state property 

from the Department of Transportation and Development and 

from the Department of Health and Hospitals; and to provide 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 27:325, relative to Video Draw Poker Devices Control 

Law; to provide with respect to the status of licenses issued in 

good faith reliance on a survey which was wrong; to provide for 

exceptions; to provide for the remittance of the proceeds; and to 




Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Bills were signed by the President of the 

Senate. 



ENROLLMENTS 



June 22, 2004 




The following Senate Concurrent Resolutions have been 

properly enrolled: 



CURTIS, DANIEL, ROBIDEAUX, TRAHAN AND TUCKER 



and the feasibility of establishing a defined contribution plan and 

a modified defined benefit plan in the four state public 

retirement systems: Louisiana State Employees' Retirement 

System, Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana, Louisiana 

School Employees' Retirement System, and Louisiana State 

Police Retirement System. 









operators. 




To direct the Department of Health and Hospitals to study the 

feasibility of real-time electronic prescribing and electronic 

medical records to improve the quality and safety of health care 

and reduce fraud and abuse of prescription drugs. 




To urge and request the legislative auditor to compile a report on the 

cost of operating the district court syst em in Louisiana for 

presentation to the legislature prior to the 2005 Regular Session; 

to request assistance of various state and local governmental 

entities which perform various district court functions or 

provide financial support of the court system; and to report to 

the legislature any limitations imposed on the compilation of 

timely, relevant, and accurate information on the operations of 

the district court system. 




To urge and request that the Senate and House committees on labor 

and industrial relations to meet and function as a joint 

committee to study the effects of an inadequately trained and 

motivated tourism and hospitality workforce on the future 

financial viability and competitiveness of the tourism industry 

on the New Orleans Metropolitan Area and throughout the 

state. 




To request the House Committee on Natural Resources and Senate 


committee to study and make recommendations to the 

legislature regarding revision of the state's saltwater fisheries 

laws and regulations as they pertain to commercial and 

recreational fishing. 








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develop recommendations for standards and records 

management technologies for clerks of court's offices and to 

provide relative to the committee membership. 





to create a task force to study the practices and standards 

followed by departments and agencies of the executive branch 

of state government, with respect to contracting with nonprofit 





BY SENATORS SMITH, ADLEY, BARHAM, CAIN, ELLINGTON, B. 

GAUTREAUX, HINES, SCHEDLER AND ULLO AND 

REPRESENTATIVE FANNIN 



Technical College System to allocate three hundred fifty 

thousand dollars from Carl D. Perkins Vocational Education 

funds to the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center for 

use by the Louisiana Agriculture Education Office for the 

continued funding of administrative support of the state's 

agricultural education program. 






















as a joint committ ee to study and make recommendations 

regarding assisted living communities in Louisiana to ensure that 

sound public policy, regulations, and laws are based upon best 

practices. 


June 21, 2004 




To urge and request the Louisiana Tax Commission to extend the 

current moratorium and to advise the assessors for the parishes 

of the state that a moratorium has been instituted prohibiting 

the revocation of homestead exemptions for persons who have 









Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Concurrent Resolutions were signed by 

the President of the Senate. 



ENROLLMENTS 



June 22, 2004 




The following Senate Resolutions have been properly enrolled: 



A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Education and the 

Senate Committee on Finance to meet in informational seminars 

prior to the 2005 Regular Session and be briefed by the staff of 

the Department of Education and the State Board of Elementary 

and Secondary Education on the methodology and calculations 

of the Minimum Foundation Program formula. 


BY SENATORS ADLEY, CAIN AND N. GAUTREAUX 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Louisiana Community and Technical College 

System not to implement a modification or reduction in summer 

school classes or a conversion to a nine month work schedule 

for employees until the Board of Regents has reviewed the 

impact of such implementation and has submitted its findings 

to the Senate Committee on Education and the House 

Committee on Education. 

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A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request that the Department of Health and Hospitals, 

Bureau of Health Services Financing, take action to end illegal 

requests for Medicaid prescription co-payments from pregnant 

women and recipients under the age of twenty-one. 



A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the governor to direct the commissioner of 

administration to develop for each agency, efficiency-based 

objectives and performance indicators, in the preparation of the 

executive budget and general appropriations bill for all future 

fiscal years, beginning with the 2005-2006 state fiscal year. 


BY SENATOR KOSTELKA 

A RESOLUTION 


Legislature of Louisiana upon the death of Herbert L. Breard, Jr. 


BY SENATOR N. GAUTREAUX 

A RESOLUTION 

To acknowledge the enormous contribution made by Brady and 

Bonnie Broussard to the city of Abbeville, to commend them on 

their years of commitment and dedication, and to honor them for 

the selfless spirit of service their example provides to the 

community. 


BY SENATORS N. GAUTREAUX, CRAVINS, HINES AND 

THEUNISSEN 

A RESOLUTION 

To recognize and commend the members of the Louisiana State 

University at Eunice baseball team and coaching staff on a 

spectacular regular season and for an outstanding performance 

finishing third at the National Junior College Athletic 

Association (NJCAA) Division II World Series. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend John and Hilda Picard of Abbeville on receiving the 

"Graduate Parents of the Year Award" from the Babe Ruth 

League. 


BY SENATORS BOISSIERE, BAJOIE, IRONS AND HAINKEL 

A RESOLUTION 

To continue the New Orleans Regional Task Force on Economic 

Development and Health Workforce Training to plan and 

implement regional initiatives to meet health care employment 

needs and to promote economic growth and jobs in the health 

care industry. 



A RESOLUTION 

To direct the Department of Health and Hospitals, in conjunction 

with the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare, to study the 

current licensure standards for hospice providers and to 


determine whether additional licensure standards are necessary 

and, if needed, what the additional criteria for licensure of 

hospices in Louisiana should be. 



A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the United States Environmental Protection 

Agency to act immediately to renew the National Pollutant 

Discharge Elimination System permits for the Gulf of Mexico. 



A RESOLUTION 

To declare June 24, 2004, as Fortier Manufacturing Complex Day at 

the Louisiana Senate and to commend the employees, past, 

present, and future of the Fortier Manufacturing Complex. 



A RESOLUTION 

To offer the condolences of the Senate to the family of Paul Marshall 

Johnson and to express outrage and grief over the execution of 

this American citizen. 



A RESOLUTION 

To designate Sunday, June 20, 2004, as "Everyday Choices for a 

Healthier Life Day" in the Louisiana Senate. 



A RESOLUTION 

To express condolences of the Louisiana Senate on the death of 

Gilbert Spland, Sr. 


BY SENATORS MICHOT, AMEDEE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CRAVINS, 

DUPRE, B. GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HINES, 

MARIONNEAUX, MOUNT, ROMERO AND THEUNISSEN 

A RESOLUTION 

To commend and congratulate Cynthia B. Duhon upon her 

retirement as senior caucus administrator of the Acadiana 

Delegation. 


BY SENATORS MICHOT AND N. GAUTREAUX 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Select Committee on Consumer 

Affairs and Technology to study the conflict of laws relative to 

the choice of law and forum for computer information 

agreements and the Uniform Computer Information 

Transactions Act (UCITA). 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend and congratulate Louisiana-born jockey Kent 

Desormeaux on his election into the National Museum of 

Racing's Hall of Fame. 

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A RESOLUTION 

To commend and congratulate Elaine Elder Coleman, upon the 

occasion of her retirement from Entergy New Orleans. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend Wayne Houck, Lincoln Parish Sheriff, on his much 

deserved retirement. 



A RESOLUTION 


Legislature of Louisiana on the death of Dr. Addie Huckabay 

Knickerbocker. 



A RESOLUTION 

To continue the New Orleans Regional Task Force on Economic 

Development and Health Workforce Training to plan and 

implement regional initiatives to meet health care employment 

needs and to promote economic growth and jobs in the health 

care industry. 



A RESOLUTION 

To recognize the Faubourg Tremé as a neighborhood rich in culture, 

heritage and special character. 



A RESOLUTION 

To establish the Louisiana Prosper Commission to conduct a 

comprehensive study of the public bid law, the procurement 

code, bid preferences and reciprocal preferences, and services 

contracts. 


BY SENATORS FIELDS, ADLEY, AMEDEE, BAJOIE, BARHAM, 

BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, CRAVINS, 

DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FONTENOT, B. 


HOLDEN, HOLLIS, IRONS, JACKSON, JONES, KOSTELKA, 

LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, MICHOT, 

MOUNT, NEVERS, ROMERO, SCHEDLER, SMITH, THEUNISSEN 

AND ULLO 

A RESOLUTION 

To commend and congratulate P.J. Brown on an outstanding 

professional basketball career and for his community 

involvement and to extend grateful appreciation for his support 

of the Senate Storm. 



A RESOLUTION 

To proclaim Tuesday, June 15, 2004, as "Hibernia People for Good 

Government Day" in the Louisiana Senate. 


June 21, 2004 



A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Select Committee on Women and Children 

to study the prevalence of cervical cancer and human papilloma 

virus in women in Louisiana. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend Bob Witt upon his lifetime of accomplishments as a 

pastor, umpire, race car driver, rodeo clown, pilot, and wrestling 

promoter. 



A RESOLUTION 


Legislature of Louisiana upon the death of Rodolph Conrad 

Whitten. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend John H. Williams upon his retirement as a photo 

journalist. 



A RESOLUTION 


Legislature of Louisiana upon the death of Gertrude Constance 

deNux McNeely. 


BY SENATORS FONTENOT AND AMEDEE 

A RESOLUTION 


Development to install a traffic signal at the intersection of 

Louisiana Highway 442 and Louisiana Highway 43 in 

Livingston Parish. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend Sharon McKnight upon her receipt of the Polaris 

Award. 



Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Resolutions were signed by the President 

of the Senate and presented to the Secretary of State by the 

Secretary. 

Message to the Secretary of State 

SIGNED 


June 22, 2004 

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June 21, 2004 

To the Honorable Secretary of State: 


Representatives have signed the following Senate Concurrent 

Resolutions: 



DANIEL, TRAHAN AND TUCKER 


To require the four state public retirement systems: Louisiana State 



and Louisiana State Police Retirement System to comply with 

the state of Louisiana policies, procedures and regulations 

governing travel, contracts and procurement. 




To memorialize the Congress of the United States to authorize state 

and national banks to participate in lotteries and related 

activities for charitable purposes. 




To the Senate Committee on Judiciary A and the House Committee 

on Judiciary to meet and to function as a joint committee to 

study all aspects of increasing the number of judges of the First 

Circuit Court of Appeal, supreme court districts, and associate 

justices. 




To direct the governor of the state of Louisiana, the president of the 

Senate, and the speaker of the House of Representatives to, 

individually or jointly, take approp riate action to prohibit 

smoking throughout the state capitol thereby creating and 

declaring the capitol a "smoke-free" environment. 




To authorize and request the Senate Committee on Insurance and 

House Committee on Insurance to establish a joint committee to 

conduct a comprehensive study of local government insurance 

and risk management programs with a review of statutory 

authority. 


BY SENATORS BOISSIERE, IRONS, DUPLESSIS AND BOASSO AND 

REPRESENTATIVES MARCHAND AND ODINET 


T o urge and request the Norfolk Southern Railroad to work in 

cooperation with the Regional Transit Authority to allow the 

proposed Desire Streetcar to cross the Norfolk Southern 

Railroad tracks at the intersection of St. Claude Avenue at Press 

Street in New Orleans. 



BY SENATOR ULLO AND REPRESENTATIVES CRANE AND 

HONEY 


To provide for legislative approval of the formula to determine the 

cost of a minimum foundation program of education in all public 

elementary and secondary schools as well as to equitably 

allocate the funds to each parish, city and other local school 

systems as developed by the State Board of Elementary and 

Secondary Education and adopted by the board on March 12, 

2004, and as subsequently revised pursuant to board action on 

April 15, 2004. 


BY SENATORS THEUNISSEN, CAIN AND MOUNT AND 

REPRESENTATIVES FLAVIN, FRITH, GEYMANN, E. GUILLORY, 

JOHNS AND MORRISH 


To express the sincere and heartfelt condolences of the Legislature of 

Louisiana upon the death of Algie Breaux, former Calcasieu 

Parish police juror and dedicated public servant. 




To urge and request the Joint Legislative Committee on Capital 

Outlay, with the assistance of and input from the commissioner 

of administration, to develop recommendations for a new 

capital outlay budget process that encompasses a true priority 

system for capital projects throughout the state of Louisiana. 





to form a subcommittee on science and technology to study 

science and technology issues; to seek ways to increase research 

and development and the availability of seed capital; to develop 

incentives to encourage investment; and to facilitate interactions 

among interested persons. 




To memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact and fully 

fund the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's 

Vision for Space Exploration Program. 


BY SENATOR DUPRE 


To memorialize the Congress of the United States to review federal 

laws, rules, and procedures affecting coastal wetlands activities 

and permitting in Louisiana, in order to promote effective 

stewardship by enhancing cooperation and effective 

communication between federal agencies and Louisiana state and 

local agencies. 





to meet and study the awarding of contracts for 

telecommunications services provided to inmates to determine 

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if the awards are being made to the lowest responsible bidder 

and to ensure that the state is not profiting from such services. 


BY SENATOR ULLO AND REPRESENTATIVE TOOMY 


To commend J. M. "Jack" Kyle III upon the occasion of his 

retirement as Vice President of Government Affairs for Union 

Pacific Railroad for the state of Louisiana. 


BY SENATORS SMITH, ELLINGTON, BARHAM, B. GAUTREAUX, 

NEVERS, AND THEUNISSEN 


To urge and request the Senate and House committees on agriculture, 

forestry, aquaculture, and rural development to meet and 

function as a joint committee to study and make 

recommendations for the creation of a state office of rural 

affairs, including but not limited to its structure, powers, duties, 

functions, responsibilities, and funding, and in coordinating such 

study, obtain assistance, information, and recommendations it 

deems necessary. 




To urge and request the Board of Regents to study the feasibility of 

creating two separate systems out of the Louisiana Community 

and Technical College System. 




To request the House Committee on Commerce and the Senate 

Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and 

International Affairs to meet and function as a joint committee 

to study the conditions in the Louisiana housing finance market 

and address the issues and concerns relative to protecting 

Louisiana citizens from predatory lending practices. 




To continue and provide for the Louisiana Task Force on Indigent 

Defense Services. 




To continue the Governor's Aviation Advisory Commission, as 

created by Senate Concurrent Resolution 78 of the 1997 Regular 

Session of the Legislature of Louisiana, and to provide for its 

membership. 




To urge and request judges who sentence juveniles to the custody of 

local juvenile detention facilities to require immunization for 

Hepatitis B as a condition of sentencing. 


June 21, 2004 




To memorialize the Congress of the United States to appropriate and 

expedite funding for the development of a hurricane evacuation 

route in Louisiana and Mississippi. 


BY SENATOR MCPHERSON AND REPRESENTATIVE MCDONALD 


To urge and request the governor to support policies that ensure the 

public's right to access and use, for both navigation and fishing, 

naturally navigable waterways in the state. 




To urge and request the State Board of Elementary and Secondary 

Education to provide to the Louisiana Legislature, through the 

members of the Senate Committee on Education and the House 

Committee on Education, a report on school performance, as 

measured by the school and district accountability program, 

excluding the effect of the test results of students who are 

classified as special education students, other than those that 

are gifted and talented. 




To urge and request the Department of Health and Hospitals to 

study the feasibility and the fiscal impact of raising the 

Medicaid eligibility income level to one hundred percent of the 

federal poverty level for those with disabilities. 




To urge and request the Board of Regents to develop a plan for the 

coordinated expansion of the community and technical colleges 

throughout the state which accounts for and includes the 

provision of educational services as well as the needed capital 

facility. 


BY SENATOR MCPHERSON AND REPRESENTATIVE DURAND 


To urge and request that the Department of Health and Hospitals 

study the issue of the health care delivery system in Louisiana 

and the establishment of a more integrated delivery system 

statewide. 


BY SENATOR MCPHERSON AND REPRESENTATIVE DURAND 


To establish a framework for permanent regional health care 

consortiums designed to continue the work begun by the 

regional summits called by the governor in 2004. 




To extend the authority for the Forensic Strategic Task Force until 

July 1, 2006. 

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June 21, 2004 


BY SENATORS SMITH AND MCPHERSON 



Development to study the laws that govern the operation of 

vehicles which haul Louisiana products on the highways and 

roadways of Louisiana in excess of the standard limitations set 

forth in law, and to include in such study more particularly, 

vehicles transporting forestry products in their natural state and 

vehicles transporting Louisiana-produced lignite coal and coke 

fuel. 




To urge and request the Louisiana State Board of Private Investigator 

Examiners to take appropriate steps to provide for the offering 

of courses in private investigation at Southern University. 


BY SENATORS DUPRE, BOASSO, B. GAUTREAUX, N. 

GAUTREAUX, MOUNT, ROMERO, THEUNISSEN AND ULLO 


To memorialize the Congress of the United States to enact legislation 

eliminating the “new shipper” bonding privilege. 


SIGNED 

JOINT RESOLUTIONS 

June 22, 2004 






Representatives have signed the following Joint Resolution: 


by Senator Dupre)— 

BY SENATOR DUPRE AND REPRESENTATIVE DOERGE AND 

COAUTHORED BY SENATORS MCPHERSON, ROMERO AND ULLO 

AND REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO, ANSARDI, ARNOLD, 

BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BOWLER, BROOME, BRUCE, 

BRUNEAU, BURNS, BURRELL, R. CARTER, CROWE, CURTIS, 

DAMICO, DANIEL, DARTEZ, DEWITT, DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, 

DURAND, FANNIN, FARRAR, FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, 

GALLOT, GRAY, M. GUILLORY, HAMMETT, HEATON, HEBERT, 

HILL, HONEY, JACKSON, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KENNEY, 

LANCASTER, MARCHAND, MARTINY, MCDONALD, 

MONTGOMERY, MURRAY, ODINET, PITRE, QUEZAIRE, 

RICHMOND, RITCHIE, ROMERO, SALTER, SCHNEIDER, 

SHEPHERD, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, ST. 

GERMAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRICHE, 

WADDELL, WALKER, WOOTON AND WRIGHT 


Proposing to amend Section 20(A) of Article VII of the Constitution 

of Louisiana, relative to the homestead exemption from ad 

valorem property taxes; to provide persons eligible for the 

homestead exemption and for the valuation of land which is the 

homestead; to provide for the homestead exemption for 

homesteads owned in indivision and for fields in which there is 


timber; to provide for the application of the exemption to the 

surviving spouse, testamentary or irrevocable trusts, 

usufructuaries, and to property occupied by a buyer under a 

bond for deed contract under certain conditions; to prohibit 

more than one exemption for any person; and to specify an 

election for submission of the proposition to electors and 

provide a ballot proposition. 




Message to the Governor 

SIGNED SENATE BILLS 

June 23, 2004 

To the Honorable Governor of the State of Louisiana: 


Representatives have signed the following Senate Bills: 


BY SENATORS DUPRE AND MARIONNEAUX AND 

REPRESENTATIVE CAZAYOUX 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:587(A)(1)(a), relative to criminal 

procedure; to provide relative to the Louisiana Bureau of 

Criminal Identification and Information; to authorize such 

bureau to release criminal history records and identification files 

to the Louisiana State Bar Association; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR MOUNT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 4:144(A), relative to the Louisiana State 

Racing Commission; to increase the at-large membership of the 



BY SENATOR ELLINGTON AND REPRESENTATIVE MCVEA 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:2795.4(A)(3) and (F), relative to 

limitation of liability; to provide relative to motorized off-road 

vehicle activities; to increase the weight limitation on vehicles 

involved in such activities; and to provide for related matters. 


BY SENATOR B. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVES BRUCE, 

CAZAYOUX, DOWNS, FANNIN, FRITH, HILL, KENNEY, LAFLEUR, 

MORRISH, T. POWELL, JACK SMITH, ST. GERMAIN AND STRAIN 

AN ACT 

To enact Part XVI of Chapter 5 of Title 3 of the Louisiana Revised 


559.9, and R.S. 36:629(Q), relative to the Louisiana Aquatic 

Chelonian Research and Promotion Board; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for the composition, powers, and duties 

of the board; to provide for the powers of the commissioner of 

agriculture and forestry; to provide for a referendum for 

imposition of assessments and authorization for certain 

activities; to provide for the collection and disbursement of 

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assessments; to provide for violations and penalties; and to 



BY SENATOR HINES AND REPRESENTATIVE HILL 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:1119 (B)(2)(a)(iv), relative to the Code of 

Governmental Ethics; to provide with respect to nepotism; to 

authorize the employment of immediate family members of a 

school board member or a superintendent as a certified guidance 

counselor in certain parishes under certain circumstances; and to 



BY SENATORS BARHAM, MARIONNEAUX, CAIN, NEVERS AND 

B. GAUTREAUX AND REPRESENTATIVE FUTRELL, KENNEY AND 

THOMPSON 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 47:337.9(E), relative to taxation by political 

subdivisions; to provide for an exemption for certain diesel fuel; 



BY SENATOR BAJOIE AND REPRESENTATIVE RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:1403(A)(2), 1404, 1452, 1453(3) and 

(4), relative to assistance for children; to clarify the law 

regarding mandated licensure of child-placing agencies; to include 

an adoption agency within the definition of "child-placing 

agency"; to provide for retroactive application of licensure for 

child-placing agencies; to provide for the declaration of policy 

regarding transitional youth residencies services and related 

definitions; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:2115.15(B), relative to public hearings; 

to provide for locations of hearings; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR FONTENOT AND REPRESENTATIVE WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 


30:2194(B), (introductory paragraph), (4), (9), and (11) through 

(15) and the introductory paragraph of (C), 2195(A) and (E), 

the introductory paragraph of 2195.2(A)(1), (a), and (c)(i), (2), 

(3), (4), and (5), 2195.3(A)(1)(b) and (7), 2195.4(A)(1), (2), and 

(3)(c)(ii), 2195.6, 2195.7, 2195.8(A), the introductory 

paragraph of 2195.8(B) and (1) and (C), 2195.9(A), and 

2195.10, to enact R.S. 30:2195.8(D), (E), and (F), 2195.11, and 

R.S. 45:1206, and to repeal R.S. 30:2194(B)(16), relative to 

special funds; to provide relative to underground storage tanks; 

to provide for uses of money in the Motor Fuels Underground 

Storage Tank Trust Fund, especially relative to those who are 

eligible for disbursements from the fund; to provide relative to 

penalties for failure to pay fees that are paid into the trust fund; 

to provide relative to financial obligations of tank owners for 

environmental damage resulting from releases; to provide for the 

establishment of the Energy Efficiency Fund; and to provide for 



June 21, 2004 


BY SENATORS FONTENOT AND MCPHERSON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:424(E) and 425(E), and to enact R.S. 

18:425.2 and 426.1, relative to the authority of parish boards of 

election supervisors to provide for two commissioners to work 

half of an election day; to authorize any parish board of election 

supervisors in the event of a shortage of commissioners to 

create two equal work shifts for commissioners; to authorize 

such parish board of election supervisors to select 

commissioners to serve one or two shifts on an election day; to 

provide for the compensation of such commissioners; to require 

the State Board of Election Supervisors to prescribe uniform 

rules for the selection, scheduling, and procedures for creating 

two equal shifts for commissioners on election day; to provide 

for the effectiveness of such provisions; to provide for the 

compensation of commissioners-in-charge and certain 

commissioners; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Evidence Article 801(D)(1)(a), 

relative to evidence; to provide when prior inconsistent 

statements are not hearsay; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:306(A)(4)(c)(vi) and (5)(b) and 

(E)(2)(c) and to enact R.S. 26:71.1(4)(d) and R.S. 

27:306(A)(7)(b) and (8) and 311.3(C) and to repeal R.S. 

27:306(A)(5)(d), relative to the Video Draw Poker Devices 

Control Law; to provide for qualified truck stop facilities; to 

provide for calculation of monthly fuel sales average for device 

number determinations at truck stops; to provide for 

exceptions; to authorize the leasing or subleasing of fuel 

facilities at qualified truck stop facilities; to provide for license 

qualifications when a video draw poker device license is sold or 

transferred; to provide for the one hundred eighty day time limit 

allowing the operation of video draw poker devices under an old 

license pending approval of a license to operate in the name of 

a new establishment owner; to provide an exception for 

suitability criteria for certified technician level two employees; 

to provide relative to the operation of video draw poker devices 

at certain golf courses; to provide with respect to the licensing 

requirements for the operation of video draw poker devices at 

certain golf courses; to provide relative to the sale of alcoholic 

beverages at certain golf courses; to provide for the issuance of 

a conditional alcoholic beverage permit to certain golf courses; 

to provide for the continued operation of video draw poker 

devices at certain golf courses; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATORS KOSTELKA, SCHEDLER, ADLEY, AMEDEE, 

BARHAM, BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, 

CRAVINS, DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, 

FONTENOT, B. GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HINES, HOLLIS, 

IRONS, JACKSON, LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MICHOT, 

MOUNT, NEVERS, THEUNISSEN AND ULLO AND 

REPRESENTATIVES DARTEZ AND KATZ 

AN ACT 

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June 21, 2004 

To enact R.S. 14:75, relative to nonpayment of child support 

obligations; to enact the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act of 

Louisiana; to create the crime of failure to pay legal child 

support obligation; to provide for penalties; to provide for 

restitution; to provide for venue; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for an affirmative defense; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY SENATOR MALONE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 31:149, and to repeal R.S. 31:149.1, 

149.2, 149.3, 150, 151, and 152, relative to mineral rights in land 

acquired or expropriated by governments or governmental 

agencies; to provide certain procedures, terms, and conditions 

relative to such mineral rights; to provide relative to the 

prescription of nonuse; to repeal certain provisions; and to 




AN ACT 

To authorize and provide for the transfer of certain state property 

from the Department of Transportation and Development and 

from the Department of Health and Hospitals; and to provide 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 27:325, relative to Video Draw Poker Devices Control 

Law; to provide with respect to the status of licenses issued in 

good faith reliance on a survey which was wrong; to provide for 

exceptions; to provide for the remittance of the proceeds; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact the heading of Part I of Chapter 12-A of Title 


33:4701(A), 4702(B)(1), (2), (4), and (6) and (C)(1), 4703(A), 

4706(B), 4707(A)(1) and (4), 4708(A) and (B)(introductory 

paragraph), (2), and (4), and 4880, and to repeal R.S. 

33:4702(B)(3), relative to the New Orleans Business and 

Industrial District; to change the name of the district; to provide 

relative to the membership of the board of commissioners; to 

provide relative to the appointment and qualifications of board 

members; to provide relative to terms of office; to provide 

relative to the selection of officers by the board; and to provide 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:102(A) and (B)(1) and (3)(d), 542(A), 

(B), (C)(1)(introductory paragraph), and (D), and 883.1(A), (B), 

and (C)(1)(introductory paragraph), and to enact R.S. 

11:102(B)(5), relative to state retirement systems; to provide 

relative to payment of unfunded accrued liabilities of the 

Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System, the Teachers' 

Retirement System of Louisiana, and the Louisiana School 

Employees' Retirement System; to provide for amortization of 


unfunded accrued liabilities over a thirty-year period or in 

accordance with standards promulgated by the Governmental 

Accounting Standards Board from the time of occurrence; to 

provide for minimum employer contributions; to provide for an 

Employer Credit Account; to provide for credits to and debits 

from the Employee Experience Account; to include any negative 

Employee Experience Account balances in the unfunded accrued 

liability; to provide for Employee Experience Account credits; 


matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Section 7(A) and (B)(1) of Act No. 1225 of 

the 2003 Regular Session of the Legislature and to enact R.S. 

17:3226(D) and 3228(D), relative to the authority of the Board 

of Regents to establish learning centers; to authorize the Board 

of Regents to establish the Northeast Louisiana Delta Learning 

Center; to provide for the management, and supervision of the 

learning center; to authorize the establishment of an advisory 

council; to provide for the use of the facility known as the 

Swanson Correctional Center for Youth-Madison Parish Unit 

and for the use of certain savings attributed to reduction in 

services and employees at such facility; and to provide for 



BY SENATOR SCHEDLER AND REPRESENTATIVE MURRAY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 36:259(II) and Chapter 59 of Title 37 of the Louisiana 


through 3664, relative to the certification of employee 

assistance professionals; to provide for definitions; to create the 

Board of Certified Employee Assistance Professionals; to 

provide for authority of the board; to provide for professional 

certification requirements; to provide for operation of the board; 

to provide for procedures for disciplinary action; to provide for 

confidentiality of records; to provide for protection for the 

practice of other professions; to provide for prohibited acts and 



by Senator McPherson)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17: 403(C), R.S. 36:258(E)(1), and R.S. 

46:2503(A) and to enact Chapter 50-A of Title 37 of Louisiana 


through 3390.6, and to repeal R.S. 36:259(E)(19), R.S. 

46:2503(E), and Chapter 50 of Title 37 of Louisiana Revised 

Statutes of 1950, comprised of R.S. 37:3371 through 3384, 

relative to addictive disorder professionals; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for categories of addictive disorder 

professionals; to provide for powers and duties of the 

Department of Health and Hospitals, office for addictive 

disorders; to provide for licensure, certification, and registration 

of addictive disorder counselors and professionals; to authorize 

the department to impose application fees; to provide with 

respect to penalties; to establish the Addictive Disorders 

Professionals Licensing and Certification Fund in the state 

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treasury; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



by Senator Ullo)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:1662.3(6), (7), (12), (14), (15), (17), 

(24), (26), (27), and (28), 1662.4(A)(3) and (4), (B), the 

introductory paragraph of (C), (C)(1), (3), (4), (6), and (7), 

1662.6(A)(3), (B)(6)(a) and (b) and (9), (C)(5) and (6)(a) and 

(b), and (9), 1662.7(A), (B), (C), the introductory paragraph of 

(D), (D)(2), (E), and (F), 1662.8(A), the introductory paragraph 

of (B), (B)(2)(g) and (h), (3)(a) and (b), and (4), 1662.9(A)(3), 

(5) and (11), (C), (D)(1) and (3), and (E), 1662.11(A)(2), 

1662.12(A)(2) and (5), 1662.14(A)(2), the introductory 

p aragraph of (3), (3)(b), and (5), (C)(2), (3), and (6), and 

1662.15(B)(2), and R.S. 15:587(A)(1)(a), and to enact R.S. 

40:1662.3(29), 1662.6(B)(6)(d), 1662.8(B)(2)(i), (j) and (k), 

1662.9(A)(12), (13) and (14), 1662.14(C)(7), and 1662.16(D), 

relative to public health and safety; to provide for alarm 

industry and locksmith licensing standards; to authorize access 

by the state fire marshal to information from the Louisiana 

Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information in certain 

instances; and to provide for related matters. 

and they are hereby presented for executive approval. 






ENROLLMENTS 



June 23, 2004 




The following Senate Resolutions have been properly enrolled: 



A RESOLUTION 

To amend and readopt Senate Rule 16.3 of the Rules of Order of the 

Senate, relative to confirmation proceedings by the Senate; to 

provide relative to procedures for consideration of 

appointments by the Senate Committee on Senate and 

Governmental Affairs. 


June 21, 2004 


BY SENATORS ADLEY AND MOUNT 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Revenue and Fiscal 

Affairs to study performance-based energy efficiency contracts, 

including the process by which such contracts are awarded and 

the financing arrangements used in such contracts. 



A RESOLUTION 


Legislature of Louisiana upon the death of Will Smith, Jr. 



A RESOLUTION 

To commend Coach Henry “Hank” Louis Stram for his enshrinement 

into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 


BY SENATOR CAIN 

A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Insurance to meet and 

form an advisory committee to study and determine the 

possible effects of pharmacy benefit managers on the health 

insurance policy holders, pharmacists, health care providers and 

medication manufacturers. 


BY SENATORS CAIN AND DARDENNE 

A RESOLUTION 

To recognize Durand "Rudy" Macklin on his many accomplishments 

and contributions to the state of Louisiana, and to urge and 

request the governing authority of East Baton Rouge Parish to 

name a street or thoroughfare in his honor. 


BY SENATORS HAINKEL, ADLEY, AMEDEE, BAJOIE, BARHAM, 

BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHAISSON, CHEEK, CRAVINS, 

DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FIELDS, 

FONTENOT, B. GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HEITMEIER, 

HINES, HOLDEN, HOLLIS, IRONS, JACKSON, JONES, KOSTELKA, 

LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, MCPHERSON, MICHOT, 

MOUNT, NEVERS, ROMERO, SCHEDLER, SMITH, THEUNISSEN 

AND ULLO 

A RESOLUTION 

To express the sincere condolences of the Senate of the Legislature 

of Louisiana upon the death of Herbert James Murray, Sr. 



A RESOLUTION 

To adopt Senate Rule No. 13.22 of the Rules of Order of the Senate, 

relative to the jurisdiction, powers and functions of Senate 

committees; to establish and provide for an executive committee 

of the Senate; and to provide for the authority of such 

committee. 



A RESOLUTION 

To urge and request the Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer 

Protection, and International Affairs to study the feasibility of 

requiring all telephone systems to provide enhanced 911 

service. 

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A RESOLUTION 

To express the sincere and heartfelt condolences of the Senate upon 

the death of Alex M. Haysbert, Sr., retired athletic equipment 

manager for Southern University. 



A RESOLUTION 

To express the condolences of the Senate to the family of Alex M. 

Haysbert, Sr. 



Chairman 

The foregoing Senate Resolutions were signed by the President 

of the Senate and presented to the Secretary of State by the 

Secretary. 


SIGNED 

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS 

June 23, 2004 



Representatives have signed the following Senate Joint Resolution: 


BY SENATORS NEVERS AND SCHEDLER AND 

REPRESENTATIVES STRAIN AND MORRELL 


Proposing to add Article VII, Section 10.12 of the Constitution of 

Louisiana, relative to providing funds for the support of 

Louisiana farmers and fishermen; to establish the Agricultural 

and Seafood Products Support Fund as a special fund in the 

state treasury; to provide for sources of revenue, and for deposit 

and uses of monies in the fund; to authorize the legislature by 

law to provide for programs of assistance to Louisiana farmers 

and fishermen; to specify an election for submission of the 

proposition to electors and provide a ballot proposition; and to 






SIGNED 


June 23, 2004 




Representatives have signed the following Senate Concurrent 

Resolutions: 



CURTIS, DANIEL, ROBIDEAUX, TRAHAN AND TUCKER 



and the feasibility of establishing a defined contribution plan 

and a modified defined benefit plan in the four state public 

retirement systems: Louisiana State Employees' Retirement 

System, Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana, Louisiana 

School Employees' Retirement System, and Louisiana State 

Police Retirement System. 








operators. 





feasibility of real-time electronic prescribing and electronic 

medical records to improve the quality and safety of health care 

and reduce fraud and abuse of prescription drugs. 




To urge and request the legislative auditor to compile a report on the 

cost of operating the district court system in Louisiana for 

presentation to the legislature prior to the 2005 Regular Session; 

to request assistance of various state and local governmental 

entities which perform various district court functions or 

provide financial support of the court system; and to report to 

the legislature any limitations imposed on the compilation of 

timely, relevant, and accurate information on the operations of 

the district court system. 




To urge and request that the Senate and House committees on labor 

and industrial relations to meet and function as a joint 

committee to study the effects of an inadequately trained and 

motivated tourism and hospitality workforce on the future 

financial viability and competitiveness of the tourism industry 

on the New Orleans Metropolitan Area and throughout the 

state. 




To request the House Committee on Natural Resources and Senate 


committee to study and make recommendations to the 

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legislature regarding revision of the state's saltwater fisheries 

laws and regulations as they pertain to commercial and 

recreational fishing. 













develop recommendations for standards and records 

management technologies for clerks of court's offices and to 

provide relative to the committee membership. 





t o create a task force to study the practices and standards 

followed by departments and agencies of the executive branch 

of state government, with respect to contracting with nonprofit 





BY SENATORS SMITH, ADLEY, BARHAM, CAIN, ELLINGTON, B. 

GAUTREAUX, HINES, SCHEDLER AND ULLO AND 

REPRESENTATIVE FANNIN 



Technical College System to allocate three hundred fifty 

thousand dollars from Carl D. Perkins Vocational Education 

funds to the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center for 

use by the Louisiana Agriculture Education Office for the 

continued funding of administrative support of the state's 

agricultural education program. 


















June 21, 2004 






as a joint committee to study and make recommendations 

regarding assisted living communities in Louisiana to ensure that 

sound public policy, regulations, and laws are based upon best 

practices. 




To urge and request the Louisiana Tax Commission to extend the 

current moratorium and to advise the assessors for the parishes 

of the state that a moratorium has been instituted prohibiting 

the revocation of homestead exemptions for persons who have 








SIGNED HOUSE BILLS AND 


June 22, 2004 





I am directed to inform your honorable body that the Speaker 

of the House of Representatives has signed the following House Bills 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:1448.1, relative to the payment of group insurance 

premiums for retired sheriffs and deputy sheriffs in Bossier 

Parish and another specified parish; to create a permanent fund; 

to require the depositing of certain monies into the fund; to 

provide for investment of monies in the fund; to authorize the 

withdrawal of earnings; to provide for limitations on 

appropriations from the fund; to provide for audits of the fund; 

to provide conditions under which certain sheriffs from 

specified parishes pay certain permium costs of specified group 

insurance for certain retired officials and employees; to provide 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 13:2588, relative to justices of the peace; to authorize 

justices of the peace to charge a fee for performing marriage 

ceremonies; to establish a maximum fee which justices of the 

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peace may charge for performing marriage ceremonies; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES DARTEZ AND ST. GERMAIN 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 56:305(B)(4)(f), 320(A)(1) and 

322.2(D)(1) and (G), relative to wildlife and fisheries; to provide 

for the use of shad gill nets; to provide for geographical areas for 

methods of taking freshwater or saltwater fish; to authorize such 

use in certain waterbodies; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES DAMICO, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, 


BEARD, BOWLER, BROOME, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, K. 

CARTER, R. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, CRANE, CROWE, CURTIS, 

DANIEL, DARTEZ, DEWITT, DOERGE, DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, 

DURAND, ERDEY, FANNIN, FARRAR, FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, 

FRITH, FUTRELL, GEYMANN, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. 

GUILLORY, HAMMETT, HEATON, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, 

HOPKINS, HUNTER, HUTTER, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KATZ, 

KENNARD, KENNEY, LABRUZZO, LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, 

LANCASTER, MARCHAND, MARTINY, MCDONALD, 

MONTGOMERY, MORRELL, MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PITRE, 

M. POWELL, T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, RITCHIE, 

SCALISE, SCHNEIDER, SMILEY, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, 

JANE SMITH, JOHN SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, 

TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, TRICHE, TUCKER, WADDELL, 

WALKER, WALSWORTH, WHITE, WINSTON, WOOTON, AND 

WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:2054(B)(8) and R.S. 32:1306(C)(3), 

relative to motor vehicle emissions inspections; to provide for 

the powers and duties of the secretary of the Department of 

Environmental Quality; to provide for fees for vehicle 

inspections; to provide for disposition of funds; and to provide 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ODINET AND HUTTER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Criminal Procedure Articles 202(B)(2) 

and 333(2) and R.S. 15:574.15(A)(2)(introductory paragraph), 

relative to criminal procedure; to provide for the authority of a 

justice of the peace to issue a warrant for the arrest of a teacher; 

to require an independent investigation and findings in support 

of the warrant; to authorize certain courts exercising criminal 

jurisdiction to fix bail and parole persons arrested for certain 

violations in a municipality having a population of more than 

four hundred fifty thousand inhabitants according to the census 

of the United States for 1980 or any subsequent year; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:2178.1(A)(2) and to enact R.S. 

11:2178(N), relative to the Sheriffs' Pension and Retirement 

Fund and the repealed Deferred Retirement Option Plan of the 

fund; to provide for rescission of election to participate; to 

provide for a rescinding member's return to active status, 

including the paying of employee contributions; to provide for 

forfeiture of plan benefits; to provide for an effective date; and 




BY REPRESENTATIVES BROOME, JACKSON, AND DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact the heading of Part II of Chapter 27 of Title 


33:9038.1(3), and to enact R.S. 33:9038.25 and 9038.26, relative 

to cooperative economic development and tax increment 

financing; to change population restrictions in the definition of 

a local governmental subdivision to which certain provisions are 

applicable; to provide conditions on the use of certain lands for 

economic development purposes; to create the city of 

Opelousas Special District; to provide for the purpose and 

governance of the district; to provide for its rights and powers, 

including the authority for tax increment financing by the 

district; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



Representative Wooton)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE WOOTON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 56:10(B)(1)(b) and 305(G) and to enact 

R.S. 56:305(H) and 506.1, relative to the commercial shrimp 

industry; to provide for additional fees for the purchase of 

commercial shrimp gear licenses; to create the Shrimp Trade 

Petition Account in the Conservation Fund; to provide for 

revenues and expenditures; to provide for additional fees for 

wholesale/retail seafood dealers licenses; and to provide for 



Representative Durand)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES DURAND AND THOMPSON 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 36:259(II), 919.7 and Subpart E of Part VII of Chapter 

5 of Title 40 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, to be 

comprised of R.S. 40:1236.15 through 1236.29, relative to the 

practice of bio-recovery technicians; to provide for the 

regulation and certification of bio-recovery technicians; to 

provide for legislative intent; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for the creation of the Louisiana Bio-Recovery 

Technician Certification Commission and its domicile, 

membership, terms of office, vacancies, officers, meetings, and 

powers and duties; to provide for qualifications for commission 

members; to provide for the certification qualifications and 

examination; to provide for continuing education requirements; 

to provide for reciprocity; to provide for renewal of 

certification; to provide for fees; to provide for causes for 

suspension, revocation, or refusal to grant a certificate; to 

provide for penalties for violations; to provide for injunctions; 

to provide for surrender of a certificate; to provide for 

compliance with the state sanitary code; to provide for 

exceptions; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for 



Rep. Broome)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES BROOME AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 


1950, to be comprised of R.S. 25:1270.1 through 1270.4, to 

establish the Neighborhood Enhancement Program within the 

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Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism; to provide for 

program requirements; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES DOVE AND BALDONE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 49:214.8, relative to state funds; to create the Barrier 

Island Stabilization and Preservation Fund as a special fund in 

the state treasury; to provide for the deposit, use, and 

investment of monies in the fund; to provide for an effective 



BY REPRESENTATIVE ANSARDI 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Civil Code Articles 650 and 2668, Chapters 1 

and 2 of Title IX of Book III of the Civil Code, to be comprised 

of Chapters 1 through 4 of Title IX of Book III of the Civil 

Code, consisting of Articles 2668 through 2729, Civil Code 

Article 3219, and R.S. 9:3221, to enact R.S. 9:3259.2, and to 

repeal Civil Code Article 3218, relative to lease and to 

redesignate Chapter 3 of Title IX of Book III of the Civil Code, 

comprised of Articles 2745 through 2777, as Chapter 5 of Title 

IX of Book III of the Civil Code; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for a contract to lease; to provide for the types of 

leases; to provide for things that may be leased; to provide 

relative to ownership; to provide for rent; to provide for the 

term or duration; to provide for the form; to provide relative to 

registry; to provide for the obligations of the lessor and lessee; 

to provide for delivery; to provide for errors relative to the size 

of an immovable leased thing; to provide for the misuse of the 

leased thing; to provide for liability for damages; to provide for 

notification of damages; to provide for expenses; to provide for 

the rights of the lessor and lessee relative to the attachments, 

additions, or improvements; to provide for the warranty against 

vices or defects; to provide for peaceful possession; to provide 

relative to subleasing; to provide for the seizure of a third 

person's movables; to provide relative to privileges; to provide 

for transfer; to provide for loss, destruction, or expropriation; 

to provide for termination; to provide for the death of the lessor 

or lessee; to provide for reconduction; to provide for a lease 

relative to a predial servitude; to provide for amendments; to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE JACK SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 56:305.6, relative to moratoriums on the 

purchase of crab trap gear licenses; to institute a moratorium for 

commercial license year 2005; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSEND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:3667.1, 3667.3, and 4163, relative to 

legislators and legislative employees; to provide with respect to 

court appearances as witnesses during legislative activities; to 

require certification of service or employment of legislative 

employees; to eliminate witness exemptions for certain criminal 

felony trials; to require a hearing to compel the appearance of a 

legislator as a witness; to provide for appeal of an order 

compelling appearance as witness; to provide for continuances 


June 21, 2004 

and extensions during performance of legislative duties; to 

provide for appeals of orders relating thereto; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO AND TRICHE 

AN ACT 

To provide for the establishment and reestablishment of agency 

ancillary funds, to be specifically known as internal service 

funds, auxiliary accounts, or enterprise funds for certain state 

institutions, officials, and agencies; to provide for appropriation 

of funds; and to regulate the administration of said funds. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BURNS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Code of Civil Procedure Articles 2951(A)(1) 

and 2953 and R.S. 47:2401(B), to enact Code of Civil Procedure 

Article 2951(C) and R.S. 47:2426, and to repeal Code of Civil 

Procedure Article 2953 as amended by Act No. 560 of the 1972 

Regular Session, relative to inheritance and estate taxes; to 

provide for revocable inter vivos trusts and successions; to 

provide relative to the submission of evidence that no 

inheritance taxes are due; to repeal duplicate article; to provide 

for exemptions from the filing of inheritance tax returns; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE HOPKINS 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 30:5.2, relative to units for coal seam natural gas, unit 

operations and unit operators; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:85.1(A)(2)(a) and (d), relative to 

posting of criminal bonds; to provide for the distribution of fees 

assessed in connection with criminal bonds posted in each 

parish; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES HEBERT AND CROWE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:14(E), relative to life insurance policies; to provide 

for a database; to provide for exceptions; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVE DOVE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 9:2800.14, relative to a limitation of civil liability; to 

provide for a limitation of liability for mold or mold damage; 



BY REPRESENTATIVES FARRAR, BALDONE, BAUDOIN, 

BAYLOR, K. CARTER, CURTIS, DANIEL, DURAND, FAUCHEUX, 

FRITH, FUTRELL, GALLOT, GEYMANN, HAMMETT, HEBERT, 

HILL, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KENNEY, ODINET, T. POWELL, 

QUEZAIRE, RITCHIE, SALTER, GARY SMITH, JACK SMITH, JOHN 

SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, THOMPSON, TOWNSEND, WALKER, AND 

WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

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To enact R.S. 56:109.1, relative to wildlife management areas; to 

provide for the use of all-terrain vehicle trails in certain areas 

year round; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:2178.1(A), (B), and (C)(4), (5), (8), 

and (9), relative to the Sheriffs' Pension and Relief Fund; to 

provide relative to the Back-Deferred Retirement Option Plan; 

to provide for return of employee contributions; to provide for 

transfer of employee contributions made during Back-Deferred 

Retirement Option Plan participation to the member's Back- 

Deferred Retirement Option Plan account; to provide for an 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:2178(M), relative to the Sheriffs' 

Pension and Relief Fund; to provide a nonrecurring lump-sum 

benefit if a cost-of-living adjustment is not payable; to provide 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 28:621, relative to at-risk juveniles; to 

provide for the creation of pilot programs for children with 

developmental disabilities; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:1481(1)(a)(ii) and to enact R.S. 

11:1481(1)(a)(iii), relative to payments to the Louisiana 

Assessors' Retirement Fund; to provide for board certification 

of receipt of remission of taxes; to provide for the submission 

of reports by ad valorem tax receipt agencies, municipalities and 

parishes; to provide for certification to the legislative auditor of 

any shortfall in taxes remitted and the cause therefor; to provide 

for certification by the legislative auditor of the shortfall; to 

provide for remedies for failure to remit taxes to the fund 

including additional payments by the delinquent entity; to 

authorize the board to make demand upon the treasurer for any 

continued failure to remit taxes due the fund; to provide for an 



BY REPRESENTATIVE MORRISH AND SENATOR NEVERS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 38:1794(B)(2), relative to drainage 

districts; to provide relative to compensation of members; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO, SALTER, AND RICHMOND AND 

SENATORS HEITMEIER AND HINES 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 39:1496.1(C) and (E) and Section 2 of Act 

989 of the 2003 Regular Session of the Legislature, relative to 

performance-based energy efficiency contracts; to provide for 

review and execution of such contracts; to provide for energy 


savings conservation measure information to be submitted; to 

provide for the review and evaluation of such contracts; to 

provide for the effectiveness of the provisions of the Act; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVES FUTRELL, ALARIO, ALEXANDER, 

ANSARDI, ARNOLD, BADON, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BEARD, 

BROOME, BRUNEAU, BURRELL, K. CARTER, CAZAYOUX, 

CROWE, CURTIS, DAMICO, DANIEL, DARTEZ, DEWITT, 

DOERGE, DORSEY, DOVE, DURAND, ERDEY, FANNIN, FARRAR, 

FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. 

GUILLORY, HEATON, HEBERT, HILL, HONEY, HOPKINS, 

HUNTER, HUTTER, JACKSON, JEFFERSON, KATZ, KENNEY, 

LABRUZZO, LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, LANCASTER, MARCHAND, 

MARTINY, MCDONALD, MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, 

PITRE, M. POWELL, T. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, 

RITCHIE, ROMERO, SALTER, SHEPHERD, SMILEY, GARY SMITH, 

JACK SMITH, JANE SMITH, JOHN SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, STRAIN, 

THOMPSON, TOOMY, TOWNSEND, TRAHAN, TRICHE, TUCKER, 

WADDELL, WALKER, WALSWORTH, WHITE, WOOTON, AND 

WRIGHT AND SENATORS CAIN, HAINKEL, IRONS, AND LENTINI 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 42:808(A)(8), relative to participation in life, health, 

or other insurance programs sponsored by the Office of Group 

Benefits; to expand the definition of eligible employees; to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 4:705(3) and 739(A)(3)(a), (C)(3), (E)(1), 

and (F), relative to charitable raffles, bingo and keno licensing 

law; to provide for an additional electronic bingo card dabber 

devices; to authorize the office of charitable gaming to establish 

and collect an additional fee of not more than eight percent of 

the lease or rental price of electronic dabber devices; to allow 

electronic dabber devices to be used with paper other than 

disposable paper if approved by the office; to provide that 

electronic dabber devices may be used without purchasing 

disposable bingo paper; to provide for the adoption of rules to 

govern the specifications, use, and operation of electronic 

dabber devices; to provide for the establishment of a list of 

manufacturers, distributors, and suppliers of electronic dabber 

devices; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE STRAIN AND SENATOR NEVERS 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 40:983.1, relative to controlled dangerous substances; 

to create the crime of the creation or operation of a clandestine 

laboratory for the unlawful manufacture of a controlled 

dangerous substance on or within one thousand feet of school 

property; to provide for definitions; to provide for penalties; 



BY REPRESENTATIVE TUCKER 

AN ACT 

To authorize the Department of Transportation and Development to 

limit certain access along a state highway; and to provide for 


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BY REPRESENTATIVES HEATON AND RICHMOND AND SENATOR 

FONTENOT 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:403.5, relative to drivers' licenses; to provide for the 

issuance of drivers' licenses to persons using bioptic telescopic 

lenses; to provide conditions and limitations for licensing; to 

provide driving restrictions; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:441, 551(D), and 1461(A)(6), relative 

to political parties; to provide for recognition of certain political 

parties; to provide for procedures to object to recognition of 

certain political parties; to prohibit certain parties from being 

recognized; to provide relative to the application of provisions 

of law relative to state central committees and parish executive 

committees; to provide for certain party affiliations to appear 

on the ballot with candidates' names; to provide for penalties for 

deceiving or misinforming a voter relative to matters involving 

party affiliation; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WALSWORTH, FRITH, DOERGE, T. 

POW ELL, AND THOMPSON AND SENATORS ADLEY, AMEDEE, 

BARHAM, BOASSO, BOISSIERE, CAIN, CHEEK, CRAVINS, 

DARDENNE, DUPLESSIS, DUPRE, ELLINGTON, FONTENOT, B. 

GAUTREAUX, N. GAUTREAUX, HAINKEL, HOLDEN, HOLLIS, 

IRONS, JONES, KOSTELKA, LENTINI, MALONE, MARIONNEAUX, 

MCPHERSON, MICHOT, MOUNT, NEVERS, ROMERO, SCHEDLER, 

SMITH, THEUNISSEN, AND ULLO 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 51:2454(C)(1) and to enact R.S. 

51:2453(1)(a)(i)(dd) and to repeal R.S. 51:2454(C)(2), relative 

to the Louisiana Quality Jobs Program; to provide for 

participation in the program for certain small Vision 2020 

cluster businesses; to provide for execution of certain contracts; 



Representative Walsworth)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES WALSWORTH, KATZ, AND FANNIN 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 32:387.17, relative to special permits; to authorize 

issuance of special permits for trucks hauling containerized 

cargo intended for international trade; within a fifty mile radius 

of the Port of Ouachita to authorize the Department of 

Transportation and Development to promulgate certain rules 

and regulations; to provide for certain limitations; and to provide 



Representative G. Smith)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE GARY SMITH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:1852(B), 1852.1, and 1856(A)(1) and 

to enact R.S. 47:1856(G), relative to the assessment of public 

service properties for ad valorem taxation; to specify filing 

requirements for certain reports; to increase the penalty for 

failure to timely file reports; to specify procedures for 

protesting assessments; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 


Representative Flavin)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE FLAVIN 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 46:2304, relative to Indian gaming compacts; to 

provide for notice to affected parish governing authorities prior 

to the governor signing a Tribal-State Class III gaming compact; 

to provide for definitions; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact Civil Code Article 2818, relative to 

partnerships; to provide for the causes of cessation of 

membership; to provide for plans of liquidation or 

appointments of trustees; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 14:90.5, relative to offenses affecting general morality; 

to create the crime of unlawful play of certain gaming devices 

by persons under the age of twenty-one; to provide for 

definitions; to provide for penalties; to provide for detention for 

questioning; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:3049(B)(2)(a) and (e) and Code of 

Civil Procedure Article 1734.1(A), relative to civil jury trials; to 

provide for the expenses related to jury trials; to provide for the 

payment of jurors; to provide for the cash deposit; and to 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 39:1514(A)(1)(a) and (b), relative to 

multi-year contracts; to provide contracts for electronic 

disbursement services for child support payments to be entered 

into for five years; to provide that contracts for electronic 

benefits issuance services may be entered into for periods of up 

to ten years; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE QUEZAIRE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 32:1311(D), relative to vehicle 

inspections; to provide for exemptions from inspection 



BY REPRESENTATIVE SCHNEIDER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:263(E) and R.S. 47:1907(A)(3) and to 

enact R.S. 11:267(A)(4), relative to the Louisiana Assessors' 

Retirement Fund; to provide relative to the prudent-man rule; 

to authorize participation in eligible deferred compensation 

programs; to provide for investing of funds in equity and for an 

indexing strategy; and to provide for related matters. 

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BY REPRESENTATIVE FARRAR 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:2740.25(C) and to enact R.S. 

33:2740.25(D), relative to Acadia Parish, Allen Parish, 

Assumption Parish, Avoyelles Parish, Beauregard Parish, 

Calcasieu Parish, Caldwell Parish, Cameron Parish, Catahoula 

Parish, Concordia Parish, Evangeline Parish, Franklin Parish, 

Grant Parish, Jefferson Parish, Jefferson Davis Parish, Lafayette 

Parish, Lafourche Parish, Lasalle Parish, Natchitoches Parish, 

Ouachita Parish, Parish of Orleans, Plaquemines Parish, Rapides 

Parish, Red River Parish, Richland Parish, Sabine Parish, St. 

Bernard Parish, St. Landry Parish, St. Mary Parish, Tangipahoa 

Parish, Terrebone Parish, Vermilion Parish, Vernon Parish, 

West Feliciana Parish, and Winn Parish and the cities of 

Alexandria and Pineville; to authorize the governing authorities 

of Rapides Parish and the cities of Alexandria and Pineville to 

levy a sales tax on cigarette papers; to provide for the dedication 

of the proceeds of the tax; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 27:301(B)(12), relative to the definition 

of a restaurant; to amend the definition of a restaurant as 

provided for in the Video Draw Poker Devices Control Law; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVES LAFLEUR AND CAZAYOUX AND 

SENATOR DARDENNE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 42:1157(A)(4) and to enact R.S. 

42:1114.2, relative to ethics; to require the disclosure of certain 

expenditures of certain persons having or seeking certain 

relationships with a state or statewide public retirement system; 

to provide that certain notifications be provided; to provide for 

enforcement; to provide for penalties; and to provide for related 

matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:250.33(A) and (B)(introductory 

paragraph) and (1) and to enact R.S. 22:250.31(9), (10), and (11) 

and 250.39, relative to health insurance; to provide relative to 

prompt payment of health insurance claims submitted by 

pharmacies or pharmacists; to provide with respect to usage of 

nationally recognized benchmarks to calculate the 

reimbursement to be paid to pharmacies or pharmacists by 

health insurance issuers; to provide for definitions; and to 



Representative Durand)— 


AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 49:1001, 1002(I), and 1005, and to enact 

R.S. 49:1002(J), and to repeal R.S. 49:1006, 1007, and 1008, 

relative to drug testing; to provide for changes in definitions; to 

provide for changes in references from the National Institute on 

Drug Abuse to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services 

Administration; to provide for the application of the chapter; to 


provide for the use of certified laboratories for drug testing of 

samples collected; to repeal provisions relative to drug testing 

procedures and standards; and to provide for related matters. 


same. 







SIGNED HOUSE BILLS AND 


June 23, 2004 



of the House of Representatives has signed the following House Bills 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO, TRICHE, AND THOMPSON 

AN ACT 

Making appropriations for the ordinary expenses of the executive 

branch of state government, pensions, public schools, public 

roads, public charities, and state institutions and providing with 

respect to the expenditure of said appropriations. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES HAMMETT, ALARIO, AND THOMPSON 

AND SENATORS MOUNT AND HEITMEIER 

AN ACT 

To provide with respect to the capital outlay budget and the capital 

outlay program for state government, state institutions, and 

other public entities; to provide for the designation of projects 

and improvements; to provide for the financing thereof making 

appropriations from certain sources; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES JACK SMITH, PIERRE, AND THOMPSON 

AND SENATORS B. GAUTREAUX, MALONE, N. GAUTREAUX, 

AND MICHOT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 56:14(A), (B), and (C), 649.3(A), and 

650(A)(2), relative to lifetime hunting and fishing licenses; to 

provide for a senior lifetime hunting and fishing license; to 

provide relative to the Saltwater Fishery Enforcement Fund; 



BY REPRESENTATIVES ALARIO AND SALTER AND SENATORS 

HEITMEIER AND HINES 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:3129.6(B) and R.S. 47:1835(B) and to 

enact R.S. 39:137, relative to certain state funds; to provide for 

the use of monies appropriated from the Higher Education 

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Initiatives Fund; to provide for the transfer of certain monies to 

the Medical Assistance Trust Fund; to provide for the transfer 

of certain monies to the State General Fund; to provide for the 

use of unexpended balances in the Tax Commission Expense 

Fund; to establish the 2004 Overcollections Fund as a special 

fund in the state treasury; to provide for the dep osit, 

investment, and use of monies in the 2004 Overcollections 

Fund; to provide for an effective date; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE QUEZAIRE 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 48:274.1(A), 461.4(b)(4), and 461.26(B) 

and to repeal R.S. 48:461.4(c)(2)(bb), relative to outdoor 

advertising; to provide relative to outdoor advertising along 

designated state parkways; to provide measurement 

requirements for placement of off-premise outdoor advertising 

signs along designated state parkways; to provide relative to the 

maximum height of certain outdoor advertising signs; to provide 

relative to logo signs on interstate highways and other certain 

highways; to authorize the department to contract with a 

qualified third party or parties for the placement and 

maintenance of logo signs; to provide relative to the contract and 

accounting of revenues between the parties; to provide for the 

establishment of an advisory committee; to provide relative to 

fees for certain logo signs; to authorize the promulgation of rules 

and regulations; to repeal authority of the department to 

authorize repair or replacement of certain sign structures; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES DURAND AND DORSEY 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 15:85.1(C) and to enact R.S. 15:85.2 and 

Chapter 16 of Title VII of the Children's Code, to be comprised 

of Articles 792 through 792.3, relative to the creation of an early 

intervention pilot program for at-risk children and their families 

in certain parishes; to provide for program purposes; to provide 

for collaboration among district attorneys, local school boards, 

law enforcement agencies, and community service organizations 

in the development and implementation of such program; to 

provide relative to program funding, reporting, and termination; 

to provide relative to the Sixteenth Judicial District Attorney 

Early Intervention Fund; to provide for monies to be deposited 

in such fund and how those monies are to be distributed; to 

delete the waiver of fees on criminal bonds; to provide for 

effectiveness; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 45:844.11, 844.13(A), and 844.14(A)(2) 

and (4) and (C) and to enact R.S. 45:844.12(6) and (7), 844.16, 

and 844.17, relative to the Telephonic Solicitation Relief Act; to 

provide for use of the Federal Do Not Call Registry in 

combination with the state "do not call" listing; to provide for 

definitions; to provide regarding registration, application, and 

bonding; to provide for fees; and to provide for related matters. 


June 21, 2004 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MURRAY, BROOME, HAMMETT, 

LANCASTER, SALTER, AND RICHMOND AND SENATORS DUPRE, 

JONES, AND MARIONNEAUX 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:1483(13) and 1501.1, relative to the 

Louisiana Election Code; to provide for forty-eight hour 

requirements for reporting independent expenditures prior to an 

election; to require certain persons who make independent 

expenditures or accept contributions other than to or from a 

candidate or a political committee to report such contributions 

or expenditures to the supervisory committee; to provide for 

the time and manner of such reports; to provide for the amounts 

of the contributions or expenditures which require such 

reporting; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 25:1251(2), 1252(A), and 

1253(A)(1)(introductory paragraph) and (3) and to enact R.S. 

25:1253(A)(1)(r), relative to the Mississippi River Road 

Commission; to provide for geographical boundaries; to provide 

for membership; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES SHEPHERD AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 33:9029.2(D), relative to cooperative endeavor 

agreements; to require certain provisions requiring repayment of 

certain benefits received from the state; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVE HEATON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 46:2140, relative to family violence; to 

provide for guidelines for law enforcement officers to use in 

determining the predominant aggressor for arrest purposes; and 




AN ACT 

To appropriate funds from certain sources to be allocated to 

designated agencies and purposes in specific amounts for the 

making of supplemental appropriations for the funding of said 

agencies and purposes for the 2003-2004 Fiscal Year; and to 



Representative Hammett)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES HAMMETT AND DANIEL 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:105(A), 116(C) and (F), 1621(E), and 

1624(A) and to enact R.S. 47:115(C), relative to refunds and 

credits; to provide for certain situations in which interest on 

refunds of overpayments will begin to accrue; to provide for the 

recovery of credits given for overpayments later deemed invalid; 

to provide for declaration of estimated tax by individuals; to 

provide for time of payment of individual income tax; to 


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BY REPRESENTATIVE BEARD 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 44:3.2, relative to public records; to exempt certain 

proprietary and trade secret information from the laws relative 

to public records; to provide for certain determinations by a 

custodian; to provide for certain notification procedures; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE BRUNEAU 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:2183(C) and to repeal R.S. 

47:2183(D), relative to tax sales of immovable property; to 

provide for notice to the prior owner; to provide for 

applicability; and to provide for related matters. 



AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 40:981.3(E), relative to drug-free zone; to 

provide with respect to sentences imposed pursuant to drugfree 

zones; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES TOOMY, ANSARDI, BOWLER, DAMICO, 

LANCASTER, MARTINY, SHEPHERD, AND WOOTON AND 

SENATORS BOISSIERE, LENTINI, AND ULLO 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:1444(7) and to enact R.S. 13:1444(8), 

relative to the civil jurisdiction of parish courts; to limit 

jurisdiction over suits filed under the Governmental Claims Act; 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:1505.2(L)(2), relative to certain 

campaign contribution prohibitions; to provide relative to the 

inapplicability of prohibitions against campaign contributions, 

loans, and transfers of funds by certain persons substantially 

interested in the gaming industry in this state to certain accounts 

of political committees of recognized political parties organized 

under laws of another jurisdiction; to provide limitations; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES JACK SMITH AND PIERRE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 56:1621(C), relative to employees of the Wildlife and 

Fisheries Commission and the Department of Wildlife and 

Fisheries; to provide for the application of the prohibition on 

exploitation of natural resources to such employees; and to 



BY REPRESENTATIVES BRUNEAU AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 49:259, relative to state funds; to create the 

Department of Justice Legal Support Fund as a special fund in 

the state treasury; to provide for the deposit, uses, and 

investment of monies in the fund; to provide for an effective 




BY REPRESENTATIVE ARNOLD 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 47:820.5.3(C), relative to the Crescent 

City Connection Oversight Authority; to provide relative to 

membership thereon; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE TOWNSEND AND SENATORS BARHAM 

AND MALONE 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 56:108, relative to hunting for deer or turkey; to 

provide for the issuance and use of harvest records, which 

authorize the taking of deer or turkey; and to provide for related 

matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE HUNTER AND SENATOR JONES 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 23:1652, relative to unemployment 

compensation; to provide relative to the per diem paid to the 

members of the Board of Review for Employment Security; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVE MORRISH 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:2418(G), (H)(3) and (4), (I), (J), and 

(O)(3), relative to waste tires; to provide for fees collected on 

the sale of tires; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE BEARD 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 30:2398 and to enact R.S. 30:2394(E), 

relative to the water quality; to provide for permit requirements 

for irrigating with water from certain sources; to provide for 

contracts for the construction and operation of improvements; 



BY REPRESENTATIVES HAMMETT, FUTRELL, DORSEY, AND 

WALSWORTH 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 47:463.2.1 and 463.126, relative to motor vehicle 

license plates; to provide for creation of a NASCAR special 

prestige license plate; to provide relative to the design and color 

of such plate; to provide relative to the fees for such plate; to 

authorize promulgation of rules and regulations; to require 

issuance of plates established for veterans and military 

personnel; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE TUCKER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:266.1(D) and to enact R.S. 

11:266.1(E), relative to the state retirement systems; to provide 

relative to investment requirements; to provide for reporting; to 


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AN ACT 

To provide with respect to the Revenue Sharing Fund and the 

allocation and distribution thereof for Fiscal Year 2004-2005; 



BY REPRESENTATIVES HEBERT, K. CARTER, ERDEY, 

FAUCHEUX, JACKSON, MORRISH, GARY SMITH, TOWNSEND, 

TUCKER, WALSWORTH, AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:636.1(L) and 636.2(D), 1241(B), and 

1241.1(C), relative to insurance; to provide for claims; to 

provide for homeowners' policies; to provide for automobile 

policies; to provide for insurance fraud; to provide for 

enforcement; to provide for consultants; to provide for 

corporations; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES MARCHAND, MURRAY, AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 13:2500(C) and to enact R.S. 33:4881, 

relative to Orleans Parish; to provide with respect to the powers 

of judges of the Municipal Court of New Orleans; to increase 

the monetary penalty which may be imposed for the violation 

of certain municipal ordinances; to provide with respect to 

maximum penalties that can be imposed by ordinance in Orleans 

Parish; to authorize the governing authority for the parish of 

Orleans to provide for a fine and a sentence of imprisonment for 

violation of any ordinance prohibiting the dumping of trash and 

other substances; to provide with respect to such substances; to 

specify those places where dumping may be so penalized; and 



BY REPRESENTATIVE ALARIO 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 9:154(A)(16) and 165(B) and to enact 

R.S. 9:154(A)(17), relative to the Uniform Unclaimed Property 

Act; to provide for time periods for presumption of 

abandonment; to provide for administrative costs related to the 

sale of abandoned property; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES WADDELL, ALARIO, ARNOLD, BADON, 

BALDONE, BAYLOR, BRUCE, BURRELL, K. CARTER, DAMICO, 

DEWITT, DOERGE, DORSEY, DOWNS, FANNIN, FARRAR, 

FAUCHEUX, FRITH, GALLOT, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, HAMMETT, 

HILL, HONEY, HOPKINS, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KENNEY, 

LAMBERT, MARCHAND, MCDONALD, MONTGOMERY, MURRAY, 

ODINET, PIERRE, PINAC, M. POWELL, QUEZAIRE, ROMERO, 

GARY SMITH, JANE SMITH, ST. GERMAIN, TRAHAN, WALKER, 

WHITE, WOOTON, AND WRIGHT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:6(A)(11), relative to the general 

powers of the State Board of Elementary and Secondary 

Education; to require the board to adopt rules and regulations; 

to provide that certain public high school students who fail to 

pass the high school graduation exit exam shall be awarded a 

certificate; to specify that nothing shall prohibit such a student 

from being issued a diploma upon successful passage of the 

graduation exit exam; to provide that nothing shall interfere with 

any local public school board's authority to adopt policies 

relative to participation by students in graduation ceremonies; 



June 21, 2004 


BY REPRESENTATIVES K. CARTER, BOWLER, ERDEY, 

FAUCHEUX, HEBERT, JACKSON, JOHNS, MCVEA, RICHMOND, 

SCALISE, SHEPHERD, GARY SMITH, AND TUCKER AND 

SENATOR IRONS 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 22:245(C), relative to health insurance; to require the 

Department of Insurance to develop a pilot program to 

administer the federal Health Coverage Tax Credit program; and 




AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:1561, relative to the Clerks' of Court 

Retirement and Relief Fund; to provide with respect to demand 

upon the state treasurer for delinquent dedicated tax revenue; to 



BY REPRESENTATIVE BURNS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 33:102, 106, and 109 and to enact R.S. 

33:101(5), 103.1, and 109.1, relative to parish and municipal 

planning commissions; to provide relative to training 

requirements of members of such commissions and members of 

advisory boards to such commissions; to provide relative to 

master plans adopted by such commissions; to provide relative 

to the relationship between such master plans and plans of the 

state and other political subdivisions; to provide for 

applicability of the provisions of this Act; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVE DEWITT 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:62(introductory paragraph) and (5)(c) 

and R.S. 24:36(A)and to enact R.S. 11:441(G), relative to 

employees of the state legislature and certain other persons who 

are members of the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement 

System; to provide for an increase in the employee contribution 

rate and accrual rate for certain members of the system; to 

provide for leave conversion for legislative employees; to 

provide for an effective date; to provide for continuance of 

insurance coverage for elected officials under certain conditions; 



BY REPRESENTATIVES K. CARTER AND RICHMOND 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 22:1401(I) and to enact R.S. 22:1401.1, 

relative to rates for commercial lines of property and casualty 

insurance; to provide for file and use; to provide for the office 

of property and casualty; to provide for procedures; to provide 

for rules and regulations; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVE E. GUILLORY 

AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 18:463(E), relative to the qualifying of candidates for 

elected office; to require the Board of Ethics to work with the 

attorney general to provide information to any candidate who 

qualifies for elective office summarizing provisions of law 

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regarding dual officeholding, conflicts of interest, and prohibited 

transactions, payments, contracts, and employment applicable 

to public officials; and to provide for related matters. 


BY REPRESENTATIVES LANCASTER AND WALSWORTH AND 

SENATORS, BAJOIE, CHAISSON, CHEEK, N. GAUTREAUX, 

JACKSON, AND MCPHERSON 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 17:2354(F), relative to anatomical gifts; 

to provide for the manner in which a gift may be made; to 

correct a statutory reference; to provide for an effective date; 




AN ACT 

To enact R.S. 56:499(D), relative to shrimp nets; to provide for the 

relative location of stationary shrimp nets; and to provide for 



BY REPRESENTATIVE CROWE AND SENATOR SCHEDLER 

AN ACT 

To authorize and provide for the transfer of certain state property in 

St. Tammany Parish to the St. Tammany Parish School Board; 



BY REPRESENTATIVE DARTEZ 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 18:463(A)(2) and to enact R.S. 18:491(C) 

and 492(A)(5), relative to qualifying for elective public office; 

to require certain certifications on the notice of candidacy; to 

provide that falsely certifying certain information on the notice 

of candidacy constitutes grounds for objection to candidacy; to 

provide that the Supervisory Committee on Campaign Finance 

Disclosure has standing to object to the candidacy of certain 

persons on certain grounds; to provide for definitions; to 

provide for penalties; and to provide for related matters. 


Representative Pinac)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVES PINAC, ALEXANDER, ANSARDI, ARNOLD, 

BADON, BALDONE, BAUDOIN, BAYLOR, BEARD, BOWLER, 

BROOME, BRUCE, BRUNEAU, BURNS, BURRELL, K. CARTER, 

CAZAYOUX, CRANE, CROWE, CURTIS, DAMICO, DANIEL, 

DARTEZ, DOERGE, DORSEY, DOVE, DOWNS, DURAND, ERDEY, 

FANNIN, FARRAR, FAUCHEUX, FLAVIN, FRITH, FUTRELL, 

GALLOT, GEYMANN, GLOVER, GRAY, E. GUILLORY, M. 

GUILLORY, HAMMETT, HEATON, HEBERT, HONEY, HOPKINS, 

HUTTER, JACKSON, JEFFERSON, JOHNS, KATZ, KENNARD, 

KENNEY, LABRUZZO, LAFLEUR, LAMBERT, LANCASTER, 

MARCHAND, MARTINY, MCDONALD, MCVEA, MONTGOMERY, 

MORRISH, MURRAY, ODINET, PIERRE, PITRE, M. POWELL, T. 

POWELL, QUEZAIRE, RICHMOND, RITCHIE, ROMERO, SCALISE, 

SCHNEIDER, SHEPHERD, SMILEY, GARY SMITH, JANE SMITH, 

ST. GERMAIN, STRAIN, THOMPSON, TOOMY, TRAHAN, TRICHE, 

TUCKER, WADDELL, WALKER, WALSWORTH, WHITE, 

WINSTON, WOOTON, AND WRIGHT AND SENATORS DARDENNE 

AND HOLLIS 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 34:1073, 1076, 1121, 1122(A)(1) and (2), 

(B), (C)(1), and (D), 1124, and 1125, to enact Part VI of 

Chapter 6 of Title 34 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, 

to be comprised of R.S. 34:1129 through 1136, and to repeal 

R.S. 34:962, 966, 991.1, 1001, 1049, 1055, and 1076.1, relative 

to river pilots; to provide relative to the Associated Branch 


Pilots for the Port of Lake Charles; to provide a lien and 

privilege for nonpayment of pilotage fees; to create a single 

Pilotage Fee Commission; to provide for appointment and 

membership; to provide for resolution of disputes; to provide 

for rulemaking authority; to create the Board of Louisiana River 

Pilots Review and Oversight; to provide for appointment and 

membership; to provide for duties and responsibilities; to 

provide for resolution of complaints; to provide for oversight; 

to provide for funding; to provide for liability; to provide for 

judicial review; and to provide for related matters. 


Representative Schneider)— 

BY REPRESENTATIVE SCHNEIDER 

AN ACT 

To amend and reenact R.S. 11:502 and 502.2(A) and (B)(1), relative 

to the Louisiana State Employees' Retirement System; to 

provide for eligibility to participate in the optional retirement 

plan; to provide for transfer from the optional retirement plan 

to the defined benefit plan; to provide for an effective date; and 



same. 







SIGNED HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS 

June 23, 2004 



of the House of Representatives has signed the following House 










BY REPRESENTATIVE SCALISE 


To memorialize the United States Congress to take such actions as 

are necessary to amend the Fair Housing Act to allow for the 

application of local zoning ordinances, land-use regulations, and 

permitting standards to group homes for recovering substance 

abusers in residential neighborhoods; and to prohibit any state 

agency from having any contractual relationship with an entity 

that operates group homes for recovering substance abusers 

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who do not agree to comply with local zoning ordinances, landuse 

regulations, and occupancy limits. 


same. 




The House Concurrent Resolutions contained herein were signed 

by the President of the Senate. 

Senate Study Request 

The following Senate Study Requests have been approved by a 

majority of the members of the Senate. 

SENATE STUDY REQUEST NO. 3— 


A STUDY REQUEST 

To request the Senate Labor and Industrial Relations Committee to 

study and recommend options available to raise the earnings of 

minimum wage workers in Louisiana. 

Senate Concurrent Study Request 

The following Senate Concurrent Study Requests have been 

approved by a majority of the members of the Senate and House of 

Representatives. 

SENATE CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST NO. 4— 


A CONCURRENT STUDY REQUEST 

To the Senate Committee on Commerce, Consumer Protection, and 

International Affairs and the House Committee on Commerce to 

meet and function as a joint committee to study the impact of 

outsourcing certain activities outside of the United States. 




To the Senate Committee on Environmental Quality and the House 

Committee on Environment to meet and to function as a joint 

committee to study the impact of the st orage of hazardous 

materials by rail carriers near residential areas. 




To the Senate and House committees on health and welfare to meet 

and to function as a joint committee to study and develop a 

process by which prescription medications may be added to 

Schedule IV of R.S. 40:964, as controlled dangerous substances. 




To the Senate Committee on Judiciary B and the House Committee 

on the Administration of Criminal Justice to meet and function 

as a joint committee to study the practicality and feasibility of 

developing and implementing an electronic monitoring system 

or Global Positioning System for paroled offenders of certain 

crimes. 

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