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Jewish CommunityCenter launchescomposerinitiative

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BY KEITHSPERA Staff writer

Keyboardist Brian Haas has spentmuchofthe past 31 years crisscrossing the country in a van, performing experimental, oftenimprovised music. So when Jewish Community Center CEO Michael Rawl suggested he apply for the newly cre-

ated position of JCC music director— whichwould enable himto tour alittle less —Haas jumped at the opportunity. “I’m 50 years old,” he said. “Last year,Idid 150 shows, and alot of thatwas (traveling) in the van.” The JCC job “enables me to keepdoingthe onlyrealthing I knowhow to do, which is make new art, and be more grounded in New Orleans. To build more communityhere and not have to be in the vansomuch.”

The most ambitious initiative of Haas’ tenure at the JCC so far is theComposer in Residence Con-

cert Series. He’llspend aweek with aguest composer writing and rehearsing 75 minutes of newmusic, then performitatthe JCC. Theseries’ first composer in residence is trumpeter andarranger StevenBernstein, atitan of theNew York avant-jazz scene. This week, Haasand Bernsteinholed up in an apartment at the foot of Esplanade Avenue to write. They’ll premiere their new work Saturday at 8p.m.atthe JCC’s

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Does the knowledgethat millions of viewers will be watching you sing at the Super Bowlmakeyou nervous?

Ijustnoticed my hands are getting a littlewet. Oh my gosh

I’mexcited.It’sgoing to be abeautiful opportunityfor us to showcase what NewOrleansrepresents, andthe culture, andthe beauty of unityinmusic

NewOrleanshas seen sometrying times recently. To be able to offera sound of hope forpeopleinthis city,to sing outoverthe city andfrom the city intothe rest of the world, is going to be oneofmyfavorite things, maybeever

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STAFFPHOTO BY KEITH SPERA

NewYork-based trumpeter StevenBernstein, left,and NewOrleansbased keyboardist Brian Haas stand Monday in an EsplanadeAvenue apartment while composingmusic forthe Jewish Community Center’s Composer in Residence ConcertSeries.

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HatchetMardi GrasIndian tribe, joinsingerLauren Daigle on the Shell Gentilly Stageduring the 2022 NewOrleans Jazz &HeritageFestival.

Howdid it happen? It was acouple behind-thescenes things. Trombone Shorty got the opportunity to singand play“America the Beautiful.” And he said, “I’d love to play it, butIhave someone else in mind to sing it. Iwould really loveitif Laurensang on this.” He had avision, so he invited me. Iwas shocked. Isaid,“Do you understand the opportunity you gave me? Do you know what your generosity has given me?”

That just goes to show the beauty of the music sceneinNew Orleans. What Ilove so much is that it’ssocommunal.People are looking out for each other.

Troy was in my musicvideo for “These Are the Days.” He came up to me afterward, wrapped his arms around my shoulder and said, “You know Iconsideryou a sister now.You’vegot abrother in me.”

People say that,but it’sdifferent when they say that and then actually follow that up withaction.

Troy has been such afriend to me in this industry.I’m originally from Lafayette. Itold him, “To come into this (New Orleans) community withsuch deep ties, it can be intimidating. Buttofeel such an incredible warmwelcome, it means more thanyou would ever know.”

Over and over again, hehas shown me that. Ilook up to so many people in New Orleans. I feel like I’m stillthe little girl who’s learning, wide-eyed Youappeared on Shorty’s“Lifted”album andhejoinedyou onstage during the 2022 New Orleans Jazz &HeritageFestival.You’ve developed afruitful artistic collaboration with him.

It’ssuper-harmonious. It’s organic. It doesn’tfeel forced or likeabusiness move. It just feels like, “I love that guy.” When we rehearsed “America theBeautiful,” we workedonthe songmaybe 15 or 20 minutes, but we talked for over two hours, just hanging out in his studio. That’s a goodsign. That’swhat you want to pour into aperformance like (the SuperBowl).You wantthe love andgrit to be expressed on a stage of this caliber Yousang the national anthem in the Superdome when LSUbeat Clemsoninthe 2020college footballchampionshipgame

Doesthat help you prepare for theSuper Bowl?

Absolutely.When you sing in the middle of the Superdome, the soundisspinning around you.A lot of acoustical landscape gets taken up. Youalways hear,“Don’t listen to the delay,because you’ll get your words like ﬁve seconds behind what you’re actually singing.” (At the championshipgame) I didn’teven pay attention to the delay because Iwas so excited

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that LSUand Joe Burrow were in that game. All Ikept thinkingwas, “Just get through the song, because the sooner you get through the song, it’skickoff, baby!” Ihad so much funsinging that I didn’treally havetime to be nervous. Igot upthere with so much zeal andexcitement.

Ifeel like(Super Bowl) is going to be another one of those moments. Ilovewhenpeople come together andhavesomething to celebrate that uniﬁes. It ﬁlls me upsomuch. To sing those beautiful words about ourcountry and to singthem for so many people who love this country and love the sport of football. it’sgoing to be ablast.

The acoustics are deﬁnitely something you have to pay attention to, butfor whatever reason, it didn’t trip me up last time. Fingers crossed.

Having an ex-LSU student sing the national anthem atthat championship game mayhavegiven the Tigers an edge.

Iwas told,“Whatever you do, don’twear LSUcolors. On-camera, you cannot choose sides.”

But the second we were offstage, I(changed)intomyLSU stuff andwentupstairs to watch the game.

Which song is trickier to sing —the national anthem or “America the Beautiful”?

Iwould say thenational anthem. Youhavetoreally payattention to thewords, because there’sa repeated phrase that, melodically, can bring you into adifferent section.

We should talk about some of the most insane national anthem performances. Whitney Houston at the Super Bowl —are you kidding me? Chris Stapleton —are you kidding me? Those two go down in history

But I’ll say this: Jon Batiste cametoNashville and played at theRyman Auditorium about a year ago. In the middle of one piece, he goes into the national an-

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them. It was the most incredible thing. It was Whitney Houstonstatus. It was Chris Stapletonstatus.

Ilooked over at my friend and said, “If he does not sing or play the national anthem for aSuper Bowl, they are missing it.”

Ithink he’sgoing to do an incredible job.

After your performance with Trombone Shorty,will you stayonthe sidelines to watch Jon?

If I’m allowed to stand there, 100%. There’sa lot of regulations.

Maybe you’ll gettowatch the game in asuite with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s family

Oh my gosh. Somebody said, “You better hope that the Chiefs get to the Super Bowl, because you’re going to meet Taylor Swift.” Ifeel like her security team has her situation on lock. But it would be asweet thing if I did get to meet her

Acouple years ago, Taylor or her team sent me this really kind package. It was like this Taylor Swift experience with this VIP plexiglass golden ticket, if you will, to come and meet her and hang. Iwas on tour so Ididn’tget to go, but it was really sweet. If Idoget to meet her,I’ll give her abear hug and say,“Girl, how IN THE WORLD do you do it?”

In December,you performed two Christmas shows at the Saenger Theatre. On the first night, the audience wasn’tgiving you much energyback.

The ﬁrst night was the tough night. The second night, Isaid, “Where did these fans come from?” They were the total opposite.

We did ﬁve (Christmas)shows. We ended in New Orleans on such ahigh, because that (second) crowd was so much fun.

But that ﬁrst crowd, Iwas like, “Y’all are making us work tonight.”

Iremember opening for someone and having aconversation with myself about “you cannot

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expect the audience to tell you how well, or not well, you’re performing.”

This is why: There are people who, when they absolutely love something, sit there just straightfaced, soaking it up, taking it in.

Ihave been that person at a show in complete awe, where my facial expression shows nothing, because I’mtruly absorbing it.

I’ve also been to concerts where Iamrunning around screaming at the top of my lungs because somebody did something so musically inspiring.

So I’ve told myself, “When you perform, don’tput the expectation on the audience. Put the expectation on yourself to love the performance, to have agreat time, to perform as best as you can.”

What that lack of expectation (from the audience) does is, when they do show up, it brings the show from 10 to 100. It’s aspecial thing. Youdeﬁnitely feed off of the energy Ihave a12-piece band. I’m the 13th and the audience is the 14th. Acrowd can feed into how aset sounds. Iwill change the way Ising, the band will change things theyplay,different licks and tones. We also change the set based on the crowd: “What are they trying to tell us tonight? Where do they want us to guide them?”

There’sabeautiful, unique relationship with an audience. But going into that relationship, it’s like ahealthy marriage —don’t expect something from the other side. So when you get something, it’sreally beautiful.

Looking ahead, you have afew concerts in 2025, including two in South Africa. That’salong waytogofor just two shows. I’m going to do some other things while I’m there. Iworked with an organization called ChildFund on my ﬁrst world tour to sponsor kids in Africa. So I’d like to go to that village and be able to

ratiﬁcation of the 13th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, making it the last state to ofﬁcially abolish slavery

In 2021, after moving south to anew team and conference, Tom Brady led the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a31-9 Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on the Buccaneers’ home ﬁeld.

In 2023, Lebron James passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to become the NBA’s all-time career scoring leader

see them. During your first Christmas show at the Saenger,your charitable Price Fund gave $25,000 to the Roots of Music, the afterschool marching band program. I’ve watched that program in action. These are men and women that care forthe next generation. They see the need, they meet the need. They encourage these kids with conﬁdence, they give them purpose, they give them a skill. They increase their learning capabilities because they not only teach music but they do their homework with them, they give them asnack and ameal.

That’show we’ll see positive change. Real change comes in those interpersonal relationships. To be able to champion the people that are making adifference is an honor

It’sbeen ayearand half since you released your self-titled album on Atlantic Records.What’snext?

Iwent to the crafts store recently.I told my mom Ineeded to get 10 posters. Ihave to start dreamboarding what the next year looks like, what the next ﬁve years looks like. Ineed to map it all out. Ineed to do achart or graph. It’s all in my mind and Ineed to get it out on paper

I’ve been on tour with Jon Batiste and he is sleep, drink, eat, breathe music at all times. Jon is the opposite of me. He can be on the road and writing records at the same time.

That’satechnique I’m going to learn. But in the meantime, we ﬁnished touring and I’mtaking abreak. What naturally comes when Ijust rest is Iﬁnd myself at the piano starting to write again. The second atour winds down, it’s rocket fuel (for songwriting).

I’ve started writing new songs. I can deﬁnitely see having another record out in the next couple years.

Ilook forward to building the Price Fund. Iwas having a conversation with the attorney general and she was telling me, “Lauren, Ican see the passions you have. Youshould go to law school.” Before Igot into music, Iwas planning on going to law school. So there are these other dreams that I’d love to take time to expand upon.

Rewriting legislation for children, being avoice for kids in foster care or kids that have experienced domestic violence. to actually have time to work on some of those things would be really special. Music will never leave me. That is just anatural part of who Iam. But Ialso want to see what the next season of lifelooks like. This interview originated on a recent episode of “Let’sTalk with Keith Spera,” acollaboration between The Times-Picayune | NOLA.com and WLAE-TV.Episodes also air on WWNO 89.9 FM. Email Keith Spera at kspera@ theadvocate.com.

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Singer Lauren Daigle performs during ‘Behold: AChristmas Tour’

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Hubofnew music

For both Haas and Bernstein, composingnew works iscentral to their creative lives.

Haas made his bones on the road with the Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, the genre-blending avant-jazz/ funk ensemble that formed in his native Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1994. The proliﬁc Jazz Odyssey’stwo dozenplus albums included “The Race Riot Suite,” based on the deadly Tulsa race riot of 1921.

In recent years, Haas has shared stages more frequently with his own Nolatet ensemble, the Punkadelick projectwithpercussionist/vibraphonist Mike Dillon and drummer Nikki Glaspie, and with bassist James Singleton’sband.

Rawl, who moved to New Orleans to become the JCC’s CEO ayear ago, has followed Haas’ career for decades.

During the2024New Orleans Jazz &Heritage Festival, Rawl acted as avolunteer,suit-wearing roadie for Haas, helping move his keyboards.

He was also assessing Haas’ suitability to ﬁllthe newly created positionof JCC music director Jewish community centers “have an immense opportunitytobereflective of the strengths of their local community,” Rawl said. “My vision was to hire amusic director who was actively immersed in creating new music, as opposed to atraditional curator or administrator

“Brian is aworld-class pianist and composer,atthe top of his game. His proliﬁc body of work speaks for itself,demonstratingthe

complexity of his talent, as well as his consistent desire to move music forward. Since his hire, we have been moving full-steam ahead.”

Haas loves that creating new music, and promoting theJCC as alivemusic venue is amajor focus of the job.

“The way it was explained tomewas, ‘There is no office here for you. We’re looking for somebody to be aculture builder and bringer,’ ”Haas said. “I’m avery social person, and all Iknowhow to doisplay music. They’retreating the creation of new works and new compositionsasjob No. 1.”

He also works with pre-K students at the JCC, improvising music outdoors.

“There is no ‘teaching,’ ” Haas said. “I’mdoing freeimprov stride piano and the kids are playing withme. It’scompleteSun Ra Arkestra, Art Ensemble of Chicago magic. It’s an absolute dream job.”

Creating fora living

He and Bernstein created their ownkind of magicthis week. Bernsteinhas worked

with LouReed, Marianne Faithful, Laurie Anderson, Levon Helm, John Zorn and many others while also fronting his own experimental musicensembles, chief among them Sexmob. He andthe late NewOrleans pianist Henry Butler teamed up as the ButlerBernstein Hot 9.

Producer Hal Willner recruitedBernstein to arrange thesoundtrack for the Robert Altman film “Kansas City,” which led to work on other Willner projects.He’salso written arrangements for everyone from EltonJohntoElvis Costello to U2.

In essence, Bernstein says, he “gets paid alot of money to make famous people sound great. I’ve played with every major musician in the world. Everyone’sheroes hiremetosound good.” That then enables him to pursue hisown more experimental, less commercial projects, including the Composer In Residence initiative.

Launching the JCC series withBernstein, Rawl said, is “an intentional statement —wevalue new art, and we are setting the bar high.”

sey,accepting the invitation was an easy “yes.”

“I createfor aliving— that’smyjob,” Bernstein said. “If people give me an opportunity to create,that’s what Ido.”

He arrived in New Orleans with nine sheets of music staff paperhe’d drawn with curved,instead of straight, lines. He and Haas assembled those sheets as asort of blueprint for the ﬂow of the

Bernsteinalso had an idea for anarrative framework: abook about George “Pee Wee” Erwin,aswingand big band trumpeter born in Nebraska in 1913. Guided by the choppy curves of the hand-drawn staff paper,the music they wrote illustrated the arc of Erwin’slifeand career.After the ﬁrst day,they’d already sketched out six new pieces. They “hit the ground super-inspired,” Haas said. Bernstein’sold friend John Zorn recently advised him to “stick with your community and do niche music.” Working with Haas is “a really good example of sticking with your community,”Bernstein said. “When your community calls, that’s when you come. These are the people who care “And if we’re going to keep making newcreations, it’sabout people who believe in what you do and say, ‘Come do it.’”

Email Keith Spera at kspera@theadvocate.com.

For Bernstein, whofirst got to know Haas through the Jacob Fred Jazz Odys-

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A.The Contractor will:

1. Destroy confiscated firearms, surrendered firearms, and firearms owned but no longer needed by NOPD by pulverization withthe understanding that the Contractor will sell salvaged parts and scrap metals for the Contractor’s benefit.

2. Arrange for current or retired Law Enforcement Officers to pick up and securely transport firearms to the Contractor’s destruction center,located in Lafayette, Louisiana, provide an inventory receipt( Exhibit C”) to Law Enforcement Officers, and assume full responsibility for the firearms.

3. Within thirty (30) to sixty (60) days of pick up from NOPD, the Contractor will destroy firearms by pulverization per the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (“ATF”) guidelines and provide NOPD with asigned affidavit of the Contractor’sdestruction recordand aDVD, documenting the video destruction of each individual frame or receiver Inthe case of obliterated or non-serialized firearms (pre1968 rifles and shotguns), the recordwill document NOPD’s evidence or file number,along with the Contractor’s record number assigned to each firearm. The Contractor will destroy all defaced serials within seven (7) days of pick up or upon verification of defaced serials, whichever is later,per ATV Variance requirements.

4. Abide by all provisions described in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearm and Explosives’ letter,dated January 17, 2018.

ARTICLE II -THE CITY’S OBLIGATIONS

A Administration.The City will:

1. Administer this Agreement through the New Orleans Police Department (“NOPD” or the “Department”).

2. Providethe Contractor with any documents deemed necessary for the Contractor’s performance of any work required under this Agreement.

3. Provideaccess to Department personnel to discuss the required services during normal working hours, as requested bythe Contractor

4. In accordance with Section (43) of NOPD’sChapter 84.1, the Department shall provide asupervisor,not assigned to CE&P chosen by the Superintendent of Police, who will review the disposal process with the Contractor,toensureintegrity and compliance with laws and Departmental regulations.

5. The Departmentshall appoint adesignee(s) to receive and storeall inventory receipts provided by the Contractor

6. The Departmentshall abide by all laws and Departmental regulations regarding the intake, storage, recording, transfer and disposal of all firearms.

ARTICLE III –FUNDING There is no funding or compensation required under the terms of this Agreement. TheContractor will sell salvaged parts and scrap metals for the Contractor’sbenefit. ARTICLE IV -DURATION AND TERMINATION

A Term.The term of this Agreement shall commence on the Effective Date and expireonJanuary 12, 2027.

B Extension.This Agreement may be extended at the option of the City,provided that funds arelocated by the City Council, and the extension of the Agreement facilitates the continuity of services provided herein. This Agreement may be extended by the City for four (4) additional one-year terms and shall be evidenced in the form of an amendment hereto.

C Termination for Convenience.The Parties may terminate this Agreement at

notice will be required.

ARTICLE V-INDEMNITY

A In General.Tothe fullest extent permitted by law,the Contractor will indemnify,defend, and hold harmless the City,its agents, employees, officials, insurers, self-insurance funds, and assigns (collectively,the Indemnified Parties”) from and againstany and all claims, demands, suits, and judgments of sums of money accruing againstthe Indemnified Parties:for loss of life or injury or damagetopersons or property arising from or relating to any act or omissionorthe operationofthe Contractor, its agents or employees, while engaged in or in connection with the discharge or performance of any services under this Agreement; and for any and all claims and/or liens for labor,services, or materials furnished to the Contractorinconnection with the performance of workunder this Agreement.

B Limitation.The Contractor’sindemnity does not extend to any lossarising from the negligence, gross negligence, nor willful misconduct of any of the Indemnified Parties, provided that neither the Contractornor any of its agents nor employees contributed to such negligence, gross negligence, or willful misconduct.

C Independent Duty.The Contractorhas an immediate and independentobligationto, at the City’soption: (1)defend the City from or (2) reimburse the City for its costs incurred in the defense of any claim that actually or potentially falls within this indemnity,even if: (i) theallegations areormay be groundless, false, or fraudulent; or (ii) the Contractoris ultimately absolved from liability

D Expenses.Notwithstanding any provisiontothe contrary,the Contractorshall bear the expenses including, but notlimited to, the City’s reasonable attorney fees and expenses, incurred by the City in enforcing this indemnity

ARTICLE VI –INSURANCE

A.Except as otherwise noted, at all times during this Agreement or the performance of workrequired by this Agreement, the Contractor willmaintain the following insurance in full forceand effect for the duration of the work under thisAgreement. Evidence of coverage shall beprovided prior to the start of any activities /work,inconjunctionwith the Contractor’sscope of work under the Agreement. If the Contractor maintains broader coverage and/or higher limits than the minimum limits shown below, the City shall be entitled to the broader coverage and/or thehigher limits maintained by the Contractor.Any available insurance proceeds in excess of the specified minimum limits of insurance and coverageshall be available to the City 1.

maintain insurance shall notbeconstrued to waive nor restrict other obligations. It is understood that neither failuretocomply nor full compliance with the foregoing insurance requirements shall limit or relieve the Contractorfrom any liability incurred as aresult of their activities /operations in conjunction with the Contractor’sobligations and/or scope of work.

1. OtherInsuranceProvisions.The insurance policies areto contain, or be endorsed to contain, the following provisions: i. Additional Insured Status.The Contractorand all subcontractors, whereapplicable, will provide, and maintain current, aCertificate of Insurance, naming theCity of New Orleans, its departments, political subdivisions, officers, officials, employees, and volunteers as “AdditionalInsureds,” covered on the CGL policy,with respect to liability arising out of the performance of this Agreement. General liability insurance coveragecan be provided in the form of an endorsement to the Contractor’s insurance (at least as broad as ISO Form CG 20 10 11 85 orboth CG 20 10 and CG 20 37 forms if later revisions are used)

ii. TheContractorshall requireand verify that all subcontractors maintain insurance and coveragelimits meeting all the requirements stated herein. TheCertificate of Insurance, as evidence of all required coverage, should name the City of New Orleans Risk Manager as Certificate Holderand be delivered via U.S. Mail to 1300 Perdido Street, 9E06 –City Hall, New Orleans, LA,70112. The Additional Insured Box shall be marked “Y” forCommercial General Liability coverage. The Subrogation Waiver Box mustbemarked “Y” for Workers’Compensation/ Employers’ Liability and Propertycoverage.

C Primary Coverage.For any claims related to this Agreement, the Contractor’sinsurance shall provide primary insurance coverage with respect to the City,its departments, political subdivisions,officers, officials, employees, and volunteers. Anyinsurance or self- insurance maintained by the City shall be non-contributing to the Contractor’s coverage.

D Claims Made Policies.Ifapplicable, the retroactive date must be shown and must be beforethe date of the Agreement or the beginning of work.Ifthe coverage is canceled or non- renewed, and not replaced with another claims-made policy,the Contractormust purchase “extended reporting”coveragefor aminimum of three (3)years after the termination of this Agreement.

E WaiverofSubrogation.The Contractorand its insurers agreeto waive any right of subrogation which anyinsurer may acquireagainst the Citybyvirtue of the payment of any loss under the insurance policies required by this Agreement.

F Notice of Cancellation.Each insurance policy required above shallprovide that coverageshall notbecanceled, allowed to expire, nor altered except without prior notice to the City of no less than thirty (30) days.

G Acceptability of Insurers.Insurance is to be placed with insurers, licensed, and authorized to do business in theState of Louisiana, with a current A.M. Best’srating of no less than A: VII, unless otherwise acceptable to the City

H Notice.The Contractor will provide the City’sRisk Manager with the following documents upon the City’srequest:

1. Within ten days of the City’s request, copies of all policies of insurance, including all policies, forms, and endorsements.

2. Substitute insurance coverage acceptable to the City within thirty (30) calendar days, if any insurance company,providing any insurance with respect to this Agreementisdeclared bankrupt, becomes insolvent, loses theright to do business in Louisiana, or ceases to meet the requirements of this Agreement.

3. The documentationshould be forwarded to: City of New Orleans, Attn: Risk Manager,1300 Perdido Street, Suite 9E06, New Orleans, LA 70112 -Ref. Gunbusters CEA I SpecialRisks or Circumstances.The City of New Orleans shall reserve the right to modify these requirements, including limits, based on the natureofthe risk, prior experience, insurer coverage, or other circumstances.

ARTICLE VII –LIVING WAGES

A Definitions.Unless otherwise expressly provided in this Agreement, capitalized terms used but not defined herein, shall have the definitionattributed to them in Article VIII, Section70-802 of the City Code. B Compliance.Tothe fullest extent permitted by law,the Contractor agrees to abide by City Code Sections 70-801,

sex, gender,age, physical or mental disability,national origin, sexualorientation, creed, culture, or ancestry, and (2) whereapplicable, will take affirmative action to ensurethat the Contractor’semployees aretreatedduring employment without regardto their race, color,religion, sex, gender,age, physical or mental disability national origin, sexualorientation, creed, culture, or ancestry.This requirement shall apply to, but not be limited to the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertising, layoffortermination, ratesofpay or other forms of compensation, and selection for training, including apprenticeship. All solicitations or advertisements for employees shall state that all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regardtorace, color religion, sex, gender, age, physical or mental disability,national origin, sexual orientation, creed, culture, or ancestry

B Non-Discrimination.Inthe performance of this Agreement the Contractor will not discriminate on the basis, whether in fact or perception, of aperson’srace, color,creed, religion, national origin, ancestry,age, sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity,domestic partner status, maritalstatus, physical or mental disability,orAIDSor HIV-status against (1) any employeeofthe City working with the Contractor in any of the Contractor’soperations within Orleans Parish or (2) any person seeking accommodations, advantages, facilities, privileges, services, or membership in all business, social, or other establishments or organizations operatedbythe Contractor.The Contractor agrees to comply with and abide by allapplicable Federal,State, and local laws relating to non-discrimination, including, without limitation, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section Vofthe Rehabilitation Act of 1973, and the Americans with DisabilitiesAct of 1990.

C Incorporation into Subcontracts.The Contractor will incorporate the terms and conditions of this Article into all subcontracts, by reference or otherwise, and will requireall subcontractors to comply with those provisions.

D Termination for Breach.The City may terminate this Agreement for cause if the Contractorfails to comply with any obligation in this Article, which failureisa material breach of this Agreement.

ARTICLE IX -INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR

A Independent Contractor Status.The Contractor is an independent contractorand shall not be deemed an employee, servant, agent, partner,nor joint ventureofthe City and will not hold itself nor any of its employees, subcontractors, or agents to be an employee, partner,or agent of the City

B Exclusion of Worker’sCompensationCoverage

foreseeable by the City at the execution of this Agreement,which will include,but not be limited to, abnormally severe andunusual weatherconditions or other acts of God (including tropical weather events, tornados, hurricanes, and flooding); declarations of emergency; shortages of labor or materials (not caused by the City); riots; terrorism; acts of public enemy; war; sabotage; cyber-attacks, threats, or incidents; epidemics or pandemics; court or governmental order; or anyother cause whatsoever beyond the reasonable control of the City provided such event wasnot caused by the negligence nor misconductof the City,bythe failureofthe City to complywith applicable laws, nor by the breach of this Agreement.

B Notice.Toseek the benefitofthis Article,the City must provide notice in writing to the Contractorstating: (1) an event triggering this Article hasoccurred; (2) the anticipated effect of the Force Majeure event on performance; and (3) the expected duration of the delay, if the Agreement is being suspended.

C Effect 1. Upon the occurrenceofaForce Majeure event, for which the City has provided required notice, the City may, at its sole discretion: i. Suspend this Agreementfor aduration to be set by the City,not to exceedninety (90) days. During such time of suspension, the Parties will not be liable nor responsible for performance of their respective obligations under this Agreement, and there willbeexcluded, from the computation of suchperiod of time, any delays directly due to the occurrenceofthe Force Majeureevent. During any such period of suspension, the Contractor must take all commercially reasonable actions to mitigate against the effects of the Force Majeureevent and to ensurethe prompt resumption of performancewhen so instructed by the City; or ii. Terminate this Agreement, either immediately or after one or moreperiods of suspension, effective on notice to the Contractor and without anyfurthercompensation due. 2. Notwithstanding Section (C)(1) above, the obligations relating to making payments whendue for services or

received, except any notice that is not received due to the intendedrecipient’s refusal or avoidance of delivery.Ifthe intended recipient refuses or avoids delivery then the date of the first attempteddeliverywill be deemed the date of receipt.

C Notification of Change.Each Party is responsible for notifying the other,inwriting, of any changes in its address(es) set forth above. ARTICLE XIII -ADDITIONALPROVISIONS

A Amendment.Noamendmentoformodificationtothis Agreement shall be valid unless and until executed in writing by the dulyauthorized representatives of both Parties to this Agreement.

B Assignment.This Agreementand any partofthe Contractor’s interest in it arenot assignablenor transferable without the City’sprior written consent.

C Audit and Other Oversight.The Contractor will abidebyall provisionsofCity Code §2-1120, including without limitation City Code § 2-1120(12), which requires the Contractor to provide the Office of Inspector General with documents and information as requested. Failure to comply with such requests is amaterial breach of the Agreement. In signing this Agreement, the Contractor agrees that it is subject to the jurisdiction of the Orleans Parish Civil District Courtfor purposes of challenging asubpoena.

D Choice of Law This Agreement will be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the StateofLouisiana without regardtoits conflict of laws provisions.

E ConflictingEmployment.Toensurethat the Contractor’s efforts do not conflict with the City’sinterests, and in recognition of the Contractor’sobligations to the City,the Contractor will decline any offer of otheremployment if its performance of this Agreement is likely to be adverselyaffected by the acceptanceofthe other employment. The Contractor will promptly notify the City in writing of its intention to accept the other employment and will disclose all possibleeffects of the other employment on the Contractor’s performance ofthis Agreement. The City will make the final determination whether the Contractor may accept the other employment.

F Construction of Agreement.Neither Party will be deemed to have drafted this Agreement. This Agreement has been reviewed by the Parties and shallbeconstrued and interpretedaccording to the ordinary meaning of the words used so as to fairly accomplish the purposes and intentions ofthe Parties.Noterm of this Agreementshall be construed or resolved in favor of or against the City or the Contractor on the basis of which Party drafted the uncertain or ambiguous language.The headings and captions of this Agreement areprovided for convenience only and arenot intended to have effect in the construction or interpretation of this Agreement. Whereappropriate, the singular includes the plural and neutral words and words of any gender shall includethe neutral and other gender

G Convicted Felon Statement.The Contractor complies with City Code §2-8(c) and no principal, member,nor officer of the Contractor has, within the preceding five (5) years, been convicted of, or pledguiltyto, a felony under State or Federal statutes for embezzlement, theft of public funds,bribery,orfalsification or destruction of public records.

H Cost Recovery.Inaccordance with Section 2-8.1ofthe Municipal Code, entitled,“Costrecovery in contracts, cooperative endeavor agreements, and grants,” to the maximum extent permitted by law,the Contractor shall reimburse the City or disgorge anything of value or economicbenefitreceived from the City if the Contractor fails to meet its contractual obligations.

I Employee Verification. The Contractor swearsthat (1)itis registered and participates in astatusverification system to verifythat allemployees in the State of Louisianaare legal citizens of the United

g thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in JEFFERSON PARISH Louisiana, for‐merlybeing a part of Oakdale Subdivision, SectionC and nowknown as “BAYWOOD SUBDIVISION, allasper plan thereofmadeby J. J. Krebs, C.E., dated October22, 1974, andap‐proved by the JeffersonParish CouncilonOrdi‐nanceNo. 12178 on Octo‐ber23, 1974 recorded in COB 849, Folio365, andaccording to theaforesaid plans, said property is more particu‐larlydescribed as follows: LOT48, SQUARE C, is bounded by Wall Boulevard, Carlisle Drive North,(side), Highland Drive West(side), RidgefieldRoad, (side) ,Carlisle DriveSouth (side),and Fairfield Drive. Lot48measures 55 feet fronton Wall Boulevard. Awidth in the rearof64.28 feet by adepth on thesideline neartoFairfield Driveof105.07 feet anda depth on theopposite sideline of 105.11 feet,Lot 48 commences adistanceof 366.10 feet from thecornerof Wall Boulevard andFairfield Driveproperty situated in Jef‐ferson Parish, Louisiana. Forinforma‐

States or arelegal aliens; (2)itshall continue, duringthe termofthis Agreement, to utilize astatus verification system to verify thelegal status of all new employees in theState of Louisiana; and(3) it shall requireall subcontractorstosubmit to theContractora swornaffidavit verifying compliance with items(1) and (2)above. Anyviolationofthe provisions of this paragraph may subject this Agreement to termination and may further result in theContractorbeing ineligible for any public contractfor aperiod of three(3) years from thedate theviolationisdiscovered. The Contractor further acknowledges and agrees that it shall be liablefor any additional costs incurred by the City occasioned by theterminationofthis Agreement or thelossofany license or permit to do business in theState of Louisianaresulting from aviolationofthisprovision.The Contractor will provide to the City asworn affidavit attesting to theabove provisions if requested by the City.The City may terminate this Agreement for cause if theContractor fails to provide such requested affidavit or violates any provision of this paragraph.

J EntireAgreement.This Agreement, including all incorporated documents, constitutes the final and complete agreementand understanding between the Parties. All prior and contemporaneous agreements and understandings, whether oral or written, aresuperseded by this Agreement and arewithout effect to varyoralter any terms or conditions of this Agreement.

K Exhibits.The following exhibits,attached separately,willbe and areincorporated into this Agreement: Exhibit “A” -New Orleans Police DepartmentOperations Manual, Chapter: 84.1;Exhibit “B”U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearmsand Explosives’ Federal FirearmsLicense; and Exhibit “C” -Gulf Coast Gunbusters FirearmsReceipt.

L Jurisdiction.The Contractorconsents and yields to thejurisdiction of theState Civil Courts of theParishofOrleansand formallywaives any pleas or exceptions of jurisdictiononaccount of theresidence of the Contractor.

M Limitations of the City’s Obligations.The City has no obligation not explicitly set forthinthisAgreement,not explicitly set forthinany incorporated documents,ornot expressly imposed by law

N No Expectation of BenefitorSpecialTreatment.The Contractor swears that, as aresult of thedonationofthe services that arethe subject of this Agreement or otherwise, it has no expectation of benefitorspecial treatment with regardtoother contracts or potential contracts with the City

O No Third-PartyBeneficiaries.This Agreement is entered into for theexclusive benefitofthe Parties, and theParties expresslydisclaim any intent to benefitanyone not aparty to this Agreement.

P. Non-Exclusivity.This Agreement is non-exclusive,and the Contractormay provide services to other clients, subject to the City’s approval of any potential conflicts with theperformance of this Agreement. TheCity may engagethe services of others forthe provision of some or all the work to be performed under this Agreement.

Q Non-Solicitation Statement.The Contractorhas notemployed nor retained any company or person, other than abona fide employee working solely forit, to solicit or secure this Agreement. TheContractor has notpaid noragreed to pay any person, other than abona fide employee working forit, any fee, commission, percentage, gift,orany other consideration contingent uponorresulting from this Agreement.

R Non-Waiver ThefailureofeitherParty to insistuponstrict compliance with any provision of this Agreement, to enforce any right ortoseek anyremedy upondiscoveryofany default or breach of the other Party at such time as theinitial discoveryofthe existence of such noncompliance,right, default, or breach shall notaffect norconstitute a waiver of eitherParty’s right to insistuponsuch compliance, exercisesuch right or seek such remedy withrespecttothatdefault or breach or any prior,contemporaneous or subsequentdefault or breach.

S Ownership of Records.UponterminationofthisAgreement,all data collected and all productsofwork prepared, created or modified by theContractorinthe performance of this Agreement,including without limitationany and all notes, tables, graphs, reports, files,computer programs, source code, documents, records,disks, original drawings,or other such material, regardlessofform and whether finishedorunfinished (collectively,“Work Product”),but excluding theContractor’spersonnel and administrative records and any tools, systems, and informationused by theContractor to perform theservices under this Agreement, including computer software( objectcode”and sourcecode”), know-how, methodologies,equipment, and processes and any related intellectual property,willbethe exclusive property of theCity,and theCity willhave all rights, title, and interests in any Work Product,including without limitation theright to secure and maintain any copyright, trademark, or patent of Work Product in theCity’sname. No Work Product may be reproduced in any form without theCity’sexpress written consent. TheCity may useand distribute any Work Product for any purposethe City deems appropriate without theContractor’sconsent and for no additional considerationtothe Contractor.

T Prohibition of Financial Interest in Agreement No elected official or employee of theCity shall havea financial interest, direct or indirect, in this Agreement. Forpurposesofthisprovision,a financial interest held by the spouse,child, or parent of any elected official or employee of theCity shall be deemed to be a financial interest of such elected official or employee of theCity.Any willful violationofthis provision, with the expressed or implied knowledge of theContractor, shall render this Agreement voidable by the City and shall entitle theCity to

recover, in addition to anyother rights andremedies available to the City allmoniespaidbythe City to the Contractorpursuant to this Agreement withoutregardtothe Contractor’sotherwise satisfactoryperformanceof the Agreement U Prohibition on Political Activity.Noneofthe funds,materials property,orservicesprovideddirectlyorindirectlyunder the termsof this Agreement shall be used in the performanceofthisAgreement for anypartisanpolitical activity,nor to furtherthe election or defeatofany candidate for public office V RemediesCumulative.Noremedy setforth in the Agreement or otherwise conferred uponorreserved to anyParty shallbeconsidered exclusive of anyother remedy available to aParty.Rather, each remedy shallbedeemeddistinct, separate,and cumulative andeachmay be exercisedfromtimetotimeasoftenasthe occasion mayarise or as may be deemedexpedient. W Severability.Should acourt of competent jurisdiction find anyprovisionofthisAgreementtobeunenforceableaswritten, the unenforceable provision should be reformed, if possible, so that it is enforceable to the maximumextentpermitted by law. If reformation is not possible, thenthe unenforceableprovisionshall be fully severable. The remainingprovisions of the Agreementshall remain in fullforce andeffect andshall be construedand enforcedasifthe unenforceableprovisionwas neverapartofthe Agreement.

X SurvivalofCertain Provisions.All representations andwarranties andall obligations concerning record retention, inspections, audits, ownership, insurance, indemnification,payment, remedies, jurisdiction, andchoiceoflaw shall survive the expiration, suspension, or termination of this Agreement andcontinue in fullforce andeffect.

Y. TermsBinding.The termsand conditionsofthisAgreement are binding on anyheirs, successors, transferees, andassigns.

ARTICLE XIV-COUNTERPARTS

TheAgreement maybeexecutedinone or more counterparts, each of whichshall be deemedtobeanoriginalcopyofthe Agreement, but allof which, whentaken together,shall constitute oneand the same agreement.

ARTICLE XV -ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE ANDDELIVERY

ThePartiesagree that asigned copy of this Agreement andany otherdocument(s) attachedtothisAgreement deliveredbyemail shallbe deemedtohave the same legaleffectasdelivery of an originally signed copy of this Agreement. No legallybinding obligationshall be createdwith respecttoaParty untilsuchParty hasdeliveredorcausedtobedelivered asigned copy of this Agreement.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the City andthe Contractor, through their duly authorizedrepresentatives, execute this Agreement.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS BY:_ LATOYACANTRELL, MAYOR

Executed on this_ _of__ 2024.

FORM ANDLEGALITY APPROVED: LAWDEPARTMENT

BY:_

PRINTED NAME:_

GBGC,LLC GULF COASTGUNBUSTERS

BY:_ TIM HEINZEN, OWNER

FEDERALTAX I.D.

[EXHIBITS “A”– “C” AREATTACHEDSEPARATELYDUE TO VOLUME] [END OF AGREEMENT]

AISHA R. COLLIER ASSISTANT CLERKOFCOUNCIL PUBLICATION DATE: FEBRUARY7,2025 NOCP 8176

tional purposes only:The im‐provements on theProperty bearingthe municipalad‐dressof680 Wall Boulevard, Gretna, Louisiana70056.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

SPENCERR SCHOONENBERG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: December 13, 2024, January17, 2025 $101.16 dec13-jan17-2t

LLC

ber23, 1974, recorded in COB 849, Folio365 andaccording to the aforesaidplans, said property is more particu‐larlydescribed as follows:

LOT48, SQUARE C, is boundedby Wall Boulevard, Carlisle Drive North, (side), Highland Drive West (side), RidgefieldRoad, (side) ,Carlisle DriveSouth (side),and Fairfield Drive. Lot48measures 55 feet fronton Wall Boulevard. Awidth in the rear of 64.28feetby a depth on the sideline near to Fairfield Driveof 105.07 feet and adepth on theopposite sideline of 105.11 feet,Lot 48 commences adistanceof 366.10 feet from thecorner of Wall Boule‐vard andFair

ﬁeld Driveprop‐erty situated in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Forinforma‐tional purposes only:The im‐provements on theProperty bearingthe municipalad‐dressof680 Wall Boulevard, Gretna Louisiana70056. This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

SPENCERR SCHOONENBERG Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $101.16

JUDICIAL

aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJune15, 2022, Ihave seized andwill proceedtosell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: That certain pieceorportion of ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall therights, ways, privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Section14, Township 13 South,Range 22 East,Southeast‐ernDistrictof Louisiana, west of theMissis‐sippiRiver in Glen-Della Sub‐division,being a resubdivision of aportion of theformer CedarGrove Plantation,all in accordance with aplanof resubdivisionof J.J. Krebs& Sons,CE&S, datedJune10, 1966, approved d

pp under ordinancenum‐ber8015,dated November 17, 1966 andfurther resubdivided as perplan of J.J. Krebs & Sons,CE&S, datedMay 30, 1969 andac‐cordingto which said lotis designated and measures as follows:

Lot11ofSquare L, which said square is boundedby Chapel Lane Layman St, Priest St,and GlenDellaDr, com‐mences at adis‐tanceof70feet from theinter‐sectionof Priest St and Layman St and measures thence 60 feet frontonLayman St,bya depth alongthe side‐line adjoining Lot10of80feet, by aﬁrstwidth in therearof 36.06 feet alongits bound‐arywithLot 9 andbya second widthinthe rear of 36.06 feet alongits boundary with Lot13, by a depthalong the othersidelineof 80 feet.All as more fully shownonsur‐veyofHarris& Varisco, CE, datedJune26, 1973,Metairie, Louisiana. Subjecttoan easement of 5 feet across the rear of subject lotfor installa‐tion and maintenanceof utilitiesas shownonplan of subdivision andcurrent sur‐vey, supra.

Taxmap or par‐celIDno.:61128.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

COREYJ.GIRIOR Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $121.81

Judicial District Courtfor the Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisianain theabove num‐beredand entitled cause, dated, AUGUST 12, 2024,I will offerfor sale to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on Wednesday, MARCH19, 2025, at 10 o'clock a.m.,the follow‐ingdescribed property to wit: 1% INTIN2015 TAXSALETONE‐BRASKA AL‐LIANCE REALTY CO 11636575 IN THE NAME OF BARRY &SANDRAD’AN‐GELO 687/6361612 HIGHLAND AVEMETAIRIE LA 70001OWNERLOT 9 SQ 85A MANSON 1612 HIGHLAND AVE, beingmore fully describedas: ONECERTAIN LOTOFGROUND, together with allthe buildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall rights,ways, privileges, servitudes, ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Manson Subdi‐vision,inSquare 85-A, bounded by Highland Newton and Lufkin Streets andRichland

OFFICIAL NOTICE

Public Notice is hereby given that the Council of the City of New Orleans

willconsider its regular meeting of February 13, 2025 at 10:00 a.m., to be held either via video conference or in the Council Chamber,City Hall, 1300 Perdido Street, Room 1E07, the adoption of Ordinance Calendar No. 34,976 introduced at the meeting of January30, 2025.

SAID ORDINANCE would authorize the Mayorofthe City of New Orleans toenter into aCooperative Endeavor Agreement between the City of New Orleans (the “City”) and the Louisiana Department of Children and Family Servicesfor aterm greater than one year,for thepublic purpose of the providingresidents with application assistance for public benefit programs in the City of New Orleans, as morefully detailed in the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement form attached hereto as Exhibit “A”.

Said ordinance may be seen in full in the Office of the Clerk of Council, Room 1E09, City Hall, 1300 Perdido Street.

AISHA R. COLLIER

ASSISTANT CLERK OF COUNCIL

PUBLICATION DATE: February 7, 2025 NOCP 8171

OFFICIAL NOTICE CAL. NO. 34,976 EXHIBIT A COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR AGREEMENTBETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND THE LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILYSERVICES [COVER PAGE]

STATEOFLOUISIANA

COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT

THIS COOPERATIVE ENDEAVOR AGREEMENT(CEA) is made and entered into by theState of Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services, hereinafter referred to as “DCFS” or the “Department”, and the City of New Orleans, on behalf of the New Orleans Health Department: Population Healthand Disease Prevention, hereinafter referred to as the “Community Partner”, under Federal TaxIdentification Number 72-6000969,a GOLD Level Partner,officially domiciled at 1300 PerdidoSt.,8E-18, New Orleans, LA 70112. The Community Partner Identification Number(CPIN) for each site are:

1. New Orleans Health 2222 Simon Bolivar Ave.,CPIN: 361151 -GOLD Dept.: Edna Pilsbnry2nd Floor,New Orleans, LA 70113

2. New Orleans Health FCNO Suite 2020 Jackson Ave.,CPIN: 361152 -GOLD Dept.: Allie Mae New Orleans, LA 70127

3. New Orleans Health 10001 Lake Forest Blvd.,CPIN: 361153-GOLD Dept.: New Orleans WIC Clinic Suite 508, New Orleans, LA 70126

4. New Orleans Health 1616 Fats Domino, 2nd Floor,CPIN: 361154 -GOLD Dept.: AP Sanchez New Orleans, LA 70117

5. New Orleans Health 1300 Perdido St., 8E-18, CPIN: 361155-GOLD Dept.: City Hall New Orleans, LA 70112

WITNESSETH:

WHEREAS,Article VII, Section 14(C) of the Constitutionofthe State of Louisiana provides that Cooperative Endeavors “for apublic purpose, the stateand its political subdivisions or political corporations may engage in cooperative endeavors with each other,with the United States or its agencies, or with any public or private association, corporation, or individual” AND

WHEREAS, the agency desires to cooperate with the Community Partner in the implementation of the Project as hereinafter provided; AND WHEREAS, the public purpose described as follows: Assisting the citizens of the State to obtain benefits from Department of Children and Family Services programs,including, but not limited to,the: •Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), formerly Food Stamps Family Independence TemporaryAssistance Program (FIT AP) •Kinship CareSubsidy Program (KCSP)

NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants herein contained, the parties hereto agree as follows:

SCOPE OF SERVICES

In an effort to provide moreeffectiveand efficient services to more citizens, the Department of Children and Family Services will enter into agreements with partners whom aremade up of Federal, State, and local political subdivisions, privatenon-profitorganizations, and for-profit businesses who will assist in the applicationfor services by participants in areas morereadilyavailable to them.

Anypartner that works with members of the low-incomepopulation can make amajor contribution to the success of DCFS and federal eligibility and social service programs by increasing awareness of program availability and rules. The Community Partner is aDCFS point-of-access for applicants of public assistance benefits.

The 5 aforementioned Community Partner sites hereby agree to furnish thefollowing services to internal clients and the general public by appointment only:

Week 1: Friday 10:00am to 12:00pm at AP Sanchez.

Week 2: Monday 10:00am to 12:00pm at City Hall; Thursday 10:00am to 12:00pm at Allie Mae.

Week 3: Tuesday 10:00am to 12:00pm at Edna Pilsbury.

Week 4: Wednesday 1pm to 3pm at New Orleans East WIC Clinic.

Gold Level -Partner makes informational material available to the public, offers acomputer forapplicants to complete the online application, and provides applicants with aplace that affordssufficient privacy to enter their own information into the online application without compromising confidential information. Additionally,the Partner offers apaper application for the applicants who would like to complete apaper applicationand has staffavailable to enter application information on behalf of the applicant if requested. DCFS staffwill subsequently interview the applicant and determine eligibility for services/benefits.

STANDARDS FOR PARTICIPATION

Standards for participation arethe guidelines, agreements, and required training procedures establishedbythe Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to assurecompliance with Federal and State regulations governing the application assistance efforts of facilities, agencies and organizations interested in serving as Community Partners forDCFS. In order to participate as aDCFS Community Partner,the provider must not have been suspended or excluded fromparticipating in any DCFS administered program.

The Community Partner certifies that their facility qualifiesasthe type of facility listed below

Endeavor

(2)

B. The Community Partner agrees to adheretothe published policies and regulations of the Department of Children and Family Services, and all State and Federal laws governing the services provided herein.

C. The Community Partner understands/agrees that participation in the community partnership does not givea CommunityPartner the authority to determine eligibility for DCFSprogram benefits. DCFS will continue to assume itsauthority and responsibilitytoprocess all applications completed at acommunity partner site, determine eligibility for benefits and notify applicants of the eligibility decision.

D. The Community Partner understands that,asacondition of participation,itisresponsiblefor assuring and monitoring that staff persons entering application information is prohibited under the following rules of confidentiality from sharing any information with, but not limited to, any other unit of the provider entity about the applicant/recipient received during the application process:

1. The Community Partner shall abide by the Federal and State laws and regulations concerning confidentiality which safeguard information in the participant’sconfidentiality (42 U.S.C. 602, 7CFR

273.l(c), and La R.S. 46:56). In safeguarding applicantinformation, you must complywith the following:

i. Do not discuss applicant information withunauthorized personnel ii. Do not sell or release information to thirdparties.

iii. Do not allow unauthorized personnel to review applicant information.

iv.Do provide applicants aplace that affords sufficient privacy to completethe application without compromising confidential information.

v. Do communicate community partner questions or concerns to the DCFS contact person.

2. The Community Partner shall abide by all Federal and State laws and regulations as they relate to data sharing of pertinent information for performance accountabilityand program evaluation purposes.

3. The Community Partner understands that all applicant information, active, denied, or inactive, is confidential and is not subject to the Freedom of Information Act.

4. The Community Partner agrees to restrict the use or disclosureof confidential information to activities related to the performance of the services provided through the agreement.

5. Community Partner agrees to notify the DCFS contact person within 48 hours of averbal or written request for information concerning an applicant in accordance withLouisiana’sPublic Records Act, Chapter 119, and Louisiana Statues (4). La. R.S. 44:1. La. Const. Art. XII, §3.

6. The Community Partner understands that all staffmembers whoassist applicants in completing DCFS applications or otherwise handleconfidential information for DCFS processing must read, agree to, sign and date the Community Partner StaffConfidentiality Agreement.

E. The Community Partner agrees to periodicmonitoring by State officials or their designees and will allow access to the premises to evaluate work being performed. The DCFS Community Partner understands that decertification may result if,according to the determination of theState or Federal agency,they do not conform to policies. The department reserves the right to institute a30-day period of corrective action in coordination with the Community Partner

F. An electronic copy of the DCFS Community Partner Manual will be provided to the Community Partner by the designated Community Outreach Consultant upon approval of the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement (CEA) and/or upon request of the manual by the Authorized Representative or partner staff.

G. The Community Partner agrees to complywiththe policies, regulations, andprovisions stated in the Community Partner Manual and made apart of thisagreement. The Community Partner willberesponsible forreading, understanding, and adhering tothe partner manual,aswell as maintaining an updated copy of the manual as the Department issues revisions and ensures all staffare notified of such revisions.

H. The Community Partner understands that participation is required in initial orientation and periodic trainings provided by DCFS or its designee.

1. The CommunityOutreach Unit, DCFS Training Section, and/or state/federal partners willprovide training as necessary

2. Community partner staffwho will assist applicants in completing DCFS applications must receive training within 30 days of the effective date ofthe Cooperative Endeavor Agreement.

3.The Community Partner will train new staffbeforethey assist applicants in completing DCFS applications in the Community Partner Program. The Department will review requests for further training and meet the need when possible.

4. Certification of Completion certificates willbeprovided to Community Partner staffupon completion of training.

I. The Community Partner shall not keep copies of application forms or any other documents that containapplicant information obtained during theprocess of assisting applicants.

J. If assistingincompletion of applications or providing interpretation services, the Community Partner shall abide by the restrictionsand requirements in regards to:

1. Confidentiality requirements as stated in this agreement.

2. Fraud prevention and reporting as stated in the DCFS Community Partner Manual

3. Prohibitions against coaching applicants to make themselves eligiblefor benefits.

K. The Community Partner agrees/understands that DCFS cannot advocate for any particular clientele or cause and that this relationship with DCFS is only to provide greater access to the public who wish to apply for DCFS services. DCFS is apublicentity

L. The Community Partner agrees/understands that the Department will provide aCommunity Partner Identification Number (CPIN) and that this number must appear on all documents, transmissions, and notifications associated withservices provided in thisagreement.

Department’sResponsibilities

A. The Department will provide the Community Partner withone (1) copy of the DCFS Community Partner Manual along withinitial orientation within 30 days of the effective date of the Cooperative Endeavor Agreement. The Department will also provide ongoing training as determined necessary and will notify the partner of any revisions to the manual as well as furnish updated copies.

B. The Department will provide the Community Partner withawelcome packet that may include, but is not limited to, applications, program brochures and flyers, required posters, and window clings.

C. The Department will provide the Community Partnerwithhardcopies ofthe Application for Assistance (OFS 4APP)

D. The Department will provide the Community Partner withselfaddressed, prepaid Document Processing Center (DPC) envelopes.

E. The Department will provide asingle point of contact for ongoing communication and issue resolution.

Indemnification

Community Partner agrees to protect,defend, indemnify,save and hold harmless the State of Louisiana, all State Departments, Agencies, Boards and Commissions, itsofficers, agents, servantsand employees, including volunteers, from and against any and allclaims, demands, expense and liability arising out of injury or death to any person or the damage, loss or destruction of any property,which may occur or in any way grow out of any act or omission of the Community Partner,its agents, servants, and employees or any and all costs, expenses and/or attorney fees incurred by the Community Partner as aresult of any claim, demands, and/or causes of actionexcept for those claims, demands, and/or causes of action arising out of the negligence of the State of Louisiana, all State Departments, Agencies, Boards, Commissions, itsagents, representatives, and/or employees. Community Partner agrees to investigate, handle, respond to, provide defense for,defend any such claims, demand, or suit at its sole expenses, and agrees to bear all other costs and expenses related thereto, even if it (claims, etc.) is groundless, false or fraudulent. Payment Terms No consideration willbeexchanged for the services provided. This agreement is aCooperative Endeavor that it is voluntarily entered into between the State of Louisiana, Department of Children and Family Services and

become the property of the Department, and shall (upon request) be returned by Community Partner to the Department, at Community Partners expense, at termination or expiration of this agreement. All records, reports, documents, and other materialshould be maintained as stated in this agreement herein, and in accordance with allfederal and state regulations.

Terms of Agreement

This agreement shall commence on 1/01/2025 and shall terminate on 12/31/2030.Thisagreement shall not exceed aterm of five (5)years. Civil Rights Compliance Title VI of the Civil RightAct of 1964 prohibits discrimination basedon race, color and national origin in federally funded programs. This applies to intentional discrimination and policies and practice or procedures that have adisparate impact on any portion of thepopulation.Individuals will not be discri!1}inated against on any basis whenrequestingorreceiving services from DCFS.

Prohibition against Discrimination The Community Partner agreestoabide by therequirements of the following as applicable:

5U.S.C. 301,Authority to Prescribe Departmental Regulations; Equal Credit Opportunity Actof1974; C.F.R. Part 2, Subpart C, Section 2.25 -Delegation of Authority by the Secretary of Agriculture to theAssistant Secretary for Civil Rights;

7C.F .R. Part 15d, Nondiscrimination in Programs and Activities conducted by theUnited States Department of Agriculture;

7C.F.R. Part 15e, Enforcement of Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Handicap in Programs or Activities conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture; 12 C.F.R. Part 1002, Equal Credit Opportunity Regulation B Executive Order 13160, Nondiscrimination on the Basis of Race, Sex Color, National Origin,disability,Religion, Age, Sexual Orientation, and StatusasaParent in Federally Conducted Education and Training Programs, June 23

2000.

Executive Order 13166, Improving Access to Services for Persons with Limited English Proficiency,August 11, 2000.

Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987

USDA Instruction 113-1

Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act

The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996

7C.F.R. Parts 15,15a and 15b

SNAP Specific(7C.F.R.271-285)

Food Stamp Act of 1998 as amended by Food and Nutrition Act of 2008

SNAP Guidance on Non-Citizen Eligibility (June2011)

7C.F.R. Part 16,Equal Opportunity for Religious Organizations

USDA Departmental Regulation 4300-2

USDA Departmental Regulation 4300-005 Agency Civil Rights Programs, dated January 14, 1998.

USDA Departmental Regulation 4300-003, Equal Opportunity Public Notification Policy,dated June 2, 2015.

USDA DR 4300-006, Civil Rights Policy for the U.S. Department of Agriculture,dated June 30, 2000.

USDA DR 5600-002, Environmental Justice, datedDecember 15,1997

USDA DR 4710-001 Alternative Dispute Resolution, datedApril 5, 2006

USDA DR 4330-05 Prohibition against National Origin Discrimination Affecting Persons with LimitedEnglish Proficiency in Programs and ActivitiesConducted by USDA, datedJune 4, 2013

Title VI of theCivil Rights Act of 1964

Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amendedbythe Equal EmploymentOpportunity Act of 1972

Federal Executive Order 11246 as amended

The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended

The Vietnam Era Veteran’sReadjustmentAssistance Act of 1974

Title IX of theEducation Amendments of 1972, The Age Discrimination Act of 1975

The Fair Housing Act of 1968 as amended

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990

Food Stamp Act of 1977, as amended

The Community Partner agrees to provide aworkenvironment without regardtoage in addition to the other protected classes listed in the Contract.

Civil Rights Training All persons, includingmanagementand volunteers, must receive civil rights training in each twelvemonth period. Training should be completed upon hireand again on an annual basis.

Specificsubject matter must include, but notbelimitedto:

1. Collection and use of data, 2. Effective public

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Avenue,and ac‐cordingto sketch of survey by Joseph F. Varisco, Jr., Civil Engineer,dated April13, 1968, andrecertified on July 8, 1968, a copy of which is an‐nexedtoan‐otherAct passedbefore me,Notary, datedthisday, for reference, said lotofground is designatedby theNumber9, commences at a distance of onehundred fifty andno hundredths (150.00’)feet from thecorner of Highland and Newton Streets, andmeasures thence fifty and no hundredths (50.00’)feet fronton Highland Street, thesamein width in the rear, by adepth of onehundred sixteen and sixty-sixhun‐dredths (116.66’)feet on both side lines Theimprove‐mentsthereon bear theHouse Number 1612 Highland Street

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe

rior security in‐terests, mort

gages, liensand privileges

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

MELISSA T. CASTILLE Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t $102.42

y 70058,onMarch 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

Allthatcertain lotorparcelof land situatein theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, andbeing more particularly de‐scribedasfol‐lows:

That certain pieceorportion of ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances and advantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereofknown as Live Oak ManorSubdivi‐sion, beinga resubdi‐vision of apor‐tion of Live Oak Plantation,in Sections 6, 36, and37, Township 13 South, Range22 East,Southeast‐ernLandDis‐trictof Louisiana, West of theMississippi River, in accor‐dancewiththe survey of Subdi‐vision Planning Engineers, Inc.,and John W. Mitchell,Sur‐veyor, dated March16, 1959, approved by the Jefferson Parish Council under Ordi‐nanceNo. 4152 adoptedonJuly 30, 1959, regis‐teredinCOB 486,folio 469, EntryNo. 159, 352, Parish of Jefferson, which survey is ﬁled in Plat Book 36, folio22in theofﬁce of the ClerkofCourt, Jefferson Parish,which pieceor portion of ground is more particularly de‐scribedasfol‐lows:

LotNo. 36 in Square No.5, bounded by HallePlace, SadieStreet, Richelle Street and HelisDrive which said lot commences at a distance of 550 feet from the corner of Halle Placeand Sadie Street,and measures thence 55 feet frontonHalle Place, thesame in width in the rear,bya depth of 95 feet be‐tweenequal andparallel lines.

Theabove de‐scriptionisin conformity with asurveybyJ.J Krebs& Sons dated November 19, 1962, acopyof which is an‐nexedtoanact of sale passed before Albert J. Flettrich, No‐tary Public datedDecem‐ber29, 1962, registered in COB408,folio 116.

This sale is sub‐jecttoall supe‐i i i

j p rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or PersonalCheck with Bank Letter ofCredit.

COREYJ.GIROIR

Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025 March14, 2025

feb7-mar14-2t $120.95

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA

NO:848-560 M&TBANK VERSUS BRANDON TURNER

Onecertain lot of ground,to‐gether with all the buildings andimprove‐mentsthereon and allthe rights ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances andad‐vantages there‐unto belongingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, being asubdivision of LotG-HC-2, SquareC,Ames FarmsSubdivi‐sion,and accordingto a plan of resubdi‐vision by J. J. Krebs& Sons, Inc.,dated July 6, 1971, approved by the JeffersonParish Councilunder OrdinanceNo. 10361, said por‐tion of ground is desig‐natedasLot 43 of Square Cin thearea boundedby PritchardRoad (as widened),Ames Boulevard,Hill‐crestParkEs‐tatesand Bunny Park Subdivi‐

sion Accordingto said planof subdivisionsaid lotmeasuresas follows:

Lotno. 43 mea‐sures51.00 feet fronton PritchardRoad, as widened, same width in the rear,bya depth betweenequal andparallel linesof173.67 feet.Lot no.43 commences at adistanceof 771.71 feet from PritchardRoad andAmes Boulevard, allas more fully shownonsur‐veymadeby Harris & Varisco, C.E., datedNovem‐ber28, 1972

This sale is sub‐jecttoall supe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

COREYJ.GIROIR

Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7,

2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t $92.89

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:850-851 AMERIHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC VERSUS MARTIN FRANK GALLOT,JR.

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND

SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJanuary 26,2024, Ihave seized andwill proceedtosell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECEORPOR‐TION OF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings and improvements thereon, andall

OFFICIAL NOTICE

of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereofknown as SOUTH AVONDALE HOMESSUBDI‐VISION,SEC‐TION NO.6,ac‐cordingto a plan of J.J. Krebs& Sons, C.E. datedJuly1 1969, approved by theJefferson Parish Council underOrdi‐nanceNo. 9322, andﬁled forrecordas EntryNo. 465565, registered in COB701,folio 963and in Plan Book 66 Plan 42 of the recordsofthe ClerkofCourt forthe Parish of Jefferson, accordingto which said lot or portionof ground isdesig‐natedasfol

lows:

LOT33, SQUARE 21,which said square is boundedby Phyllis, Marie, Patand Elains Drive; said Lot 33 measures 52 feet fronton PhyllisDrive the same in width in therear by adepth of 104feetbe‐tweenequal andparallel lines; subjectto restrictions servitudes, rights-of-way

Public Noticeisherebygiven that theCouncil of theCityofNew Orleans will consider its regular meeting of February 13,2025at10:00 a.m., to beheldeithervia video conference or in theCouncil Chamber,CityHall, 1300 PerdidoStreet, Room 1E07,the adoptionofOrdinance CalendarNo. 34,977 introduced at themeeting of January 30,2025.

SAID ORDINANCEwould authorize theMayorofthe CityofNew Orleans to enterintoAmendment No.1toapreviously executedCooperative Endeavor Agreement(“CEA”) betweenthe CityofNew Orleans (“City”) andOchsner Clinic Foundation(“OchsnerBaptist”), relative to implement and maintain theFamily Connectsnewbornhome visiting program, to modifythe provisions thereofand extend thetermthereof foranadditional 5years,asmorefully setforthinthe Amendment No.1form attached hereto as Exhibit “A” andmadea part hereof Said ordinance maybeseeninfullinthe Office of theClerk of Council, Room1E09,CityHall, 1300 PerdidoStreet.

AISHA R. COLLIER

ASSISTANT CLERKOFCOUNCIL

PUBLICATION DATE:February7,2025

NOCP 8173

OFFICIAL NOTICE CAL. NO.34,977 EXHIBITA AMENDMENT NUMBER 1TOTHE COOPERATIVEENDEAVORAGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND OCHSNER CLINIC FOUNDATION [COVER PAGE]

AMENDMENT NO.1 TO COOPERATIVE ENDEAVORAGREEMENT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS AND OCHSNER CLINIC FOUNDATION

FAMILY CONNECTSNEW ORLEANS

THIS FIRSTAMENDMENT is made andentered intobyand between the CityofNew Orleans,represented by LaToya Cantrell,Mayor(the City”),and Ochsner Clinic Foundation, represented by Emily Arata System VicePresident –CommunityAffairs(the“Contractor”). TheCity andthe Contractormay sometimes be collectively referred to as the “Parties.” TheAgreement is effective as of May24, 2024 (the “Effective Date”). WHEREAS,the Cityand theContractorare partiestoa cooperative endeavoragreement to implement aFamily Connects newbornhome visiting program, withaneffective date of May24, 2024 (the “Agreement”); WHEREAS,the Cityand theContractor, each having theauthority to do so, desiretoenter this Amendment to increasethe funding amount NOW THEREFORE,for good andvaluable consideration, theCityand theContractoramend theAgreement as follows: 1)Extension: TheAgreement is extended foranadditional five (5) years throughMay 23,2030. 2) Compensation: TheAgreement is amendedtoincreasethe compensation in theamount of $2,658,748.35 whichwill allocated inincrementsbasedonthe City’sapproved budget.The maximum aggregatecompensationpayableunderthe Agreement is increased to $3,190,497.35.The $3,190,497.35 amount includes thepreviouscontract year 2024-2025 andthe additional 5years 2025-2030 a.MonthlyReimbursement

g andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ingthe prop‐erty

Improvements thereonbear Municipal No 517 Phyllis Drive, Avondale, Louisiana 70094.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

ZACHARY YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $99.24

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:850-435

GULF COAST BANK AND TRUST VERSUS T.J.'S CARNIVAL SUPPLIES, INC.

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJanuary 19, 2024,I have seized andwill proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOffice Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN PORTIONOF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings and improvements thereonand all therights, ways, privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in STATEOF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF JEF‐FERSON,in FARM BLOCK NO.5,OAKDALE SUBDIVISION, beinga resubdi‐vision of apor‐tion of LotE-1, Farm BlockNo. 5, in accordance with aplanof resubdivision made by J. J. Krebs& Sons Inc.,C.E.&S., datedAugust8 1975,approved by theJefferson Parish Council under Ordi‐nanceNO. 12112onSep‐tember 4, 1975 andrecordedin COB845, folio 171 andthe Act of Dedication be‐fore Odom B. Heebe, Notary Public,dated October14, 1975,recorded in COB846, folio 471, beingall of former Lot14 anda portionof Lot15, nowre‐designated as LOT14A ac‐cordingto a plan of resubdi‐vision made by Wilton J. Dufrene, regis‐tered surveyor,dated March11, 1988, approved by the JeffersonParish Councilunder OrdinanceNo. 17519onJune8 1988,recorded as Instrument #8826955 in COB folio _, more par‐ticularlyde‐scribedasfol‐lows: Lot 14A com‐mences at adis‐tanceof226 feet from theinter‐sectionofFair‐field Avenue andCarol Sue Avenue and measures thence 74 feet frontonFair‐field Avenue same widthinthe rear,bya depth betweenequal d ll l

bribery,orfalsificationor destruction of public records.

b. Non-Solicitation Statement:The Contractorswears that it has not employed or retained any company or person, other than abona fide employee working solelyfor it,tosolicit or secure thisAmendment.The Contractorhas not paid or agreed to pay any person, other than abona fide employeeworkingfor it,any fee, commission, percentage, gift, or anyother consideration contingent upon or resulting from thisAmendment

c. Prior TermsBinding:Exceptasotherwise providedbythis Amendment, the terms andconditions of the Agreementremain in full forceand effect.

d. ElectronicSignatureand Delivery.The Partiesagree that amanually signedcopyofthisAmendment and anyother document(s)attachedtothisAmendment delivered by facsimile, emailorother means of electronictransmission shallbedeemed to have the same legaleffectasdelivery of an original signedcopy of thisAmendment.Nolegally bindingobligationshallbecreated with respect to aparty until such partyhas delivered or caused to be delivered amanually signedcopyofthisAmendment [SIGNATURESCONTAINEDONNEXT PAGE] [The remainder of thispage is intentionally left blank] IN WITNESS WHEREOF,the City andthe Contractor,throughtheir duly authorized representatives, executethisAmendment CITY OF NEWORLEANS BY:_ LATOYACANTRELL, MAYOR

Executed on this_____ of___ ,2025 FORMAND LEGALITY APPROVED:

Law Department By:_ Printed Name: OCHSNERCLINICFOUNDATION BY:_ EMILYARATA,SYSTEM VICE PRESIDENT –COMMUNITYAFFAIRS FEDERAL TAXI.D.

q andparallel linesof208.71 feet Improvements thereonbear MunicipalNum‐ber28Fairﬁeld Avenue,Gretna, La.70056.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges

TERMS- 10% down balancein 30 days

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit WA MAIORANA,JR Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

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j p rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages,liens and privileges.

themunicipal number7 LabarrePlace, Jefferson,LA 70121.

ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NO:850-671

MORTGAGE AS‐SETS MANAGE‐MENT,LLC F/K/A REVERSEMORT‐GAGE SOLUTIONS, INC. VS SYLVIA B. LANDRY A/K/A SYLVIA LANDRY

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJanuary 31, 2024, Ihave seizedand will proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: Onecertain lot of ground in GrandIsle, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, situ‐ated in Minnich Sub‐division and designated as Lot1-A on that certainplaten‐titled,"James Bourne,Survey Plat Showing Lots 1, 2and 4 of Minnich Sub‐division being re-subdivided into Lots 1-A, 2Aand 4-A. Being in Section28, T22-S, R-24-E", dated February 17, 1977 andre‐visedMarch 3, 1977, prepared by Picciola and Associates, Consulting Engi‐neersand Sur‐veyors,which plat is attached hereto and made apart hereof;saidLot 1-Ameasuring 51.83’ fronting Minnich Lane 154.05’ front Lots 2-Aand 4-A, 172 fronting aditch and70.34’ fronting Lots 5-K and7-K,to‐gether with all buildings andimprove‐mentsthereon andall rights, ways,privileges andservitudes thereto belongingorap‐pertaining This sale is sub‐jecttoall supe‐i i i

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

COREYJ.GIROIR

Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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feb7-mar14-2t $82.30

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:850-855 FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION VS HERBERT ADKINS

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJanuary 29, 2024, Ihave seized andwill proceedtosell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058,onMarch 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: Acertain piece or portionof ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andail of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances and advantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Square Cof LabarrePlace Subdivision, boundedby LabarrePlace, MadelonStreet JeffersonHigh‐way, andWest Line of theSub‐division, andaccording to asurvey made by F.C. Gandolfo,Sur‐veyor, datedNo‐vember 10,1941, revisedMarch 4, 1942, ablue printofwhich is annexedtoact before Frank Machecha N.P.,onApril 24, 1942,and desig‐natedasLot 7. Said lotcom‐mences 240'0"4" from the corner of Jeffer‐son Highway andLabarre Place, andmea‐suresthence 40'2" fronton LabarrePlace, same width in therear, by a depth of 100'6"3" on line LotNo. 6, anda depthof 100'1"2" on line of LotNo. 8; subjecttore‐strictions,servi‐tudes, rights-ofway andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ingthe prop‐erty

Improvements thereonbear

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or PersonalCheck with Bank Letter ofCredit.

ZACHARY YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar14-2t $93.95

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:853-482 WILMINGTON SAVINGSFUND SOCIETY, FSB NOTINITS INDI‐VIDUAL CAPAC‐ITY BUTSOLELYAS OWNER TRUSTEEOF CSMC 2019-RPL7 TRUST vs THEOPENED SUCCESSION OF FRANKGARD‐NERJR, (A/K/A FRANKGARD‐NER, FRANKE.GARD‐NER) ANDLINDA PIAZZA GARD‐NER(A/K/A LINDA GARD‐NER)

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

AMYR.ORTIS Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:855-205 FVXLLC IN TRUSTFOR MORGAN STAN‐LEYBANK, N.A. VS JEANNE MARIE LABORDEA/K/A JEANNE MARIE LABORDE BLANKENSHIP WISTL

THAT CERTAIN PIECEOF GROUND,to‐gether with all buildingsand improvements thereon, andall of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances and advantages thereintobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that portion thereofknown as Terrytown No.8 Subdivision, and in accordance with survey by AdloeOrr,Jr., andAssociates C.E., datedApril 22 1964, approved by theJefferson Parish Council underOrdi‐nanceNo. 6610, adopted on May7,1964, recorded in COB 590, folio 515in therecords of Jefferson Parish, Louisianais designated as Lot34ofSquare 142; subjectto restrictions, servitudes rights-of-way andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ing theproperty.

Theimprove‐mentsthereon bear Municipal No.885 Oak‐wood Drive, Gretna,LA70056

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

ZACHARYGAR‐RETT YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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feb7-mar 14-2t $86.54

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:854-065 U.S. BANK TRUSTCOM‐PANY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOTINITS INDI‐VIDUAL CAPACITY,BUT SOLELY AS OWNER TRUSTEEFOR GS MORTGAGEBACKED SECURITIES TRUST2023RPL2 VS ESTATE OF ALLENERIC COTTON AND CHARLES DEMPSEY, AD‐MINISTRATOR FORTHE SUC‐CESSION OF GAIL DEMPSEY COTTON A/K/A GAIL D. COTTON

LOCATEDMAY 23,1984, AND ACCORDING THERETOSAID LOTMEASURES 60 FEET FRONT ON KILLINGTON DRIVE, SAME WIDTHINTHE REAR,BYA DEPTHOF110 FEET BETWEEN EQUALAND PARALLEL LINES

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t $101.89

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:855-767 WILMINGTON SAVINGSFUND SOCIETY, FSB, NOTINITS INDI‐VIDUAL CAPAC‐ITY BUTSOLELYAS TRUSTEEOF CSMC 2021-RPL8 TRUST VS CRAIGP.BROUS‐SARD A/K/A CRAIGBROUS‐SARD ANDSEAN ANTHONY BROUSSARD A/K/ASEANA BROUSSARD A/K/ASEAN BROUSSARD, HEIRSOF SHIRLEYJANE HARRISBROUS‐SARD By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJuly15, 2024, Ihave seized andwill proceedtosell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: That certain pieceorportion of ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐ments thereonand all of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, advan‐tagesand appurtenances thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in that part thereofknown as Highway Park Subdivi‐sion,in theCityofKen‐ner, as shown on plan of sub‐division by A. T. Duesenburg, C.E.,dated December 5, 1925, desig‐natedasLots7 and8,inSquare 451, of said sub‐

division, which square is boundedby Kansas Avenue, 23rdStreet(for‐merlyWest Napoleon Avenue), Ken‐tuckyAvenue and22ndStreet (formerly4th Street), which said lots adjoin each otherand measureeach 25 feet fronton Kansas Avenue, thesamewidth in the rear,bya depth of 120 feet be‐tweenequal andparallel lines; Lot8 lies nearer to and commences at a distance of 400 feet from the corner of Kansas Avenue and22nd Street allas more fully shownonsur‐veymadeby Sterling Mandle Surveyor,dated December 17, 1976

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

COREYJ.GIROIR

Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025 March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $100.30

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:855-352

WILMINGTON SAVINGSFUND SOCIETY, FSB, NOTINITS INDI‐VIDUAL CAPAC‐ITY BUTSOLELYAS TRUSTEEFOR RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE AG‐GREGATION TRUST VS SJCCRESCENT HOLDINGS LLC

Section“C”,Unit 1, boundedby Newlands Street,Harvard Avenue,Yale Street (side) (formerlyOr‐lando),and Lime Street (side),desig‐natedasLot No 14, formsthe corner of Newlands Street andHarvard Av‐enue,measures thence 52.95 feet fronton Newlands Street,a width in therearof 52.79 feet,by depthand front on HarvardAv‐enue of 104.89 feet anda depth of 104.83 feet (actual)104.77 feet (title)on theopposite sideline.All as more fully shownonsur‐veyofGilbert, Kellyand Cou‐turie, Inc.,dated October17, 1998,a copy of which is attached to act registered in COB3022,Folio 748 in the recordsof Jefferson Parish Formoreinfor‐mational pur

posesonly: Im‐provements thereonbear MunicipalNo. 4748 Newlands Street,Metairie, Louisiana70006 Beingthe same property ac

quired by Hyp

polete J. As

tuguefromSec

retary of Hous

ing andUrban De‐velopmentby actbeforeSum‐merOwens and JamesA Mounger Notaries Public, datedJanuary 26, 2005 and January28, 2005,registered in COB 3139,FOLIO 350, INST.No. 10505500 in the recordsofJef‐ferson Parish This sale is sub

ject to allsupe

rior security in‐terests, mort

gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit SCOTTR CHEATHAM Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025 March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $109.63

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:857-021

NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION VS CHRISTIANJ GRIFFITH By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedAugust 28, 2024,I have seized andwill proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana,

y 70058, on March 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN PIECEORPOR‐TION OF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings and advantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in thePARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATEOF LOUISIANA, in theTownof Westwego, and formingpartof the WHITEHOUSE SUBDIVISION, accordingto a plan of AlvinE Hotard andClif‐ford G. Webb,Civil En‐gineers, dated may3,1941,and revisedonApril 9, 1942,and which said plan is attached to asalebythe MarreroLand andImprove‐ment Associa‐tion,Ltd., to Harold Hertz passedbeforeE M. Conzelinann, Notary Public, on the25thday of April 1942,and by the Number Ten(10) SQUARE FIFTEEN (15),which said square is boundedby Eighth and NinthStreet, Av‐enue “A”and “B”, said lot measures Thirty-two (32) feet front on Avenue “A same widthin therearby a depthofOne Hundred Twenty-ﬁve and 81/100 (125.81) feet,between equaland paral‐lellines;subject to restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ing theproperty. TheImprove‐mentstheron bearingMunici‐pal941 Avenue A, Westwego, LA

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit CANDACEA COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025 feb7-mar 14-2t $94.8

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:856-469

PLANET HOME LENDING, LLC VS SHAWNM TOUPS By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJuly30, 2024,I have seized andwill

proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public

auction, at the Jefferson Parish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

Twocertain Lots of Ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon, situated in the ParishofJeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in that part thereofknown as CanalStreet subdivision, in Square Number 38, bounded by OaklawnAv‐enue formerly WhitneyBoule‐vard,Dumaine Street,William DavidParkway East (latePark Street), and Harrison Av‐enue,which said lots of ground aredes‐ignatedasLot Numbers33and 34, they adjoin each otherand measureeach twenty ﬁve(25') feet fronton OaklawnAv‐enue, same width in therear, by a depth of one hundred ten (110')feet be‐tween equal and parallel lines, LotNumber34 is nearer to and commences at a distance of one hundred (100')feet from thecornerof OaklawnAv‐enue andHarri

sonAvenue,All in accordance with asketchof survey by Gilbert, Kelly& Couturie,Inc., EverettV.Trei‐gle, Jr., Land surveyor,dated March14, 1998, acopyofwhich is annexedto actdated March 30, 1998, registered in COB2980, Folio578, Jeffer‐sonParish, Louisiana. This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

ZACHARY YOUNG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t $89.71

A/K/ARAFAEL

LOPEZ, JR. AND IRNA ANCHETA LOPEZ A/K/AIRNAA LOPEZA/K/A IRNA LOPEZ

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedOctober 11, 2024,I have seized andwill proceedtosell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058,onMarch 19, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: That certain portionof ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon, andall of the rights,way, privileges, servitudes,ad‐vantages and appurtenances thereunto, be‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, Stateof Louisiana, in SectionNo. 9-B, of Bissonet Plaza, Subdivi‐sion,designated on a survey by Aldeo Orr, Jr.&Associ‐ates,Civil Engi‐neer,dated De‐cember 22,1961, as Lot No.32, in Square No.29, bounded by Glendale and WiltyStreets, Elmwood Park‐way andApollo Drive, according to which,said lotNo. 32 com‐menceatdis‐tanceof462.91 feet from the corner of Elm‐wood Parkway andGlendale Street,mea‐suresthence60 feet frontonGlen‐daleStreet,the same with in therear, by a depth of 100 feet between equal andparallel lines. Allas more fully shownonsur‐veyofGilbert, Kelly &Cou‐turie, Inc., datedMarch 8, 1987and an‐nexedtoAct recorded at COB 1691, Folio128 of the recordsofJef‐ferson Parish Louisiana.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

COREYJ.GIROIR Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t $100.30

NO:859-669

FEDERALHOME LOAN MORT‐GAGE CORPORA‐TION VS CAROLMARY LEBLANCAL‐VAREZ(A/K/A CAROLMARY LEBLANC, CAROLMARY ALVAREZ)

ACERTAIN PIECEORPOR‐TION OF GROUND,to‐gether with all the buildings and Improvements thereonand all of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in whatis knownas PECANGROVE SUBDIVISION, situated in the Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, said PecanGrove Subdivision beinga portion of theDerbigny Plantation, then knownas theKeep Tract, as shownon survey by F. G. Stewart, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,dated August 7, 1946, annexedtoact passed before A. D. Danziger late Notary Public on August 27, 1946

Accordingto blue printof survey of said PecanGrove subdivisionbyF G. Stewart, Civil Engineer and Surveyor,dated October5,1946, acopyofwhich is on ﬁleinthe Ofﬁceof theClerk of Courtfor the Parish of Jeffer‐son, said LOTof ground is desig‐natedbythe NUMBER EIGH‐TEEN (18) of SQUARE ONE(1) andmeasures as follows:

Lot18ofSquare 1measures50 feet on OakAv‐enue,the same width,moreor less,in therear, by a depthon the side line sepa‐rating it from Lot17of219 feet 8inches3 lines, anda depthon theother side line separating it from Lot19of 220feet 10 inches 3lines

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or PersonalCheck with Bank Letter ofCredit.

EMILYA MUELLER Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t

$102.42

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-189

LIBERTY BANK ANDTRUST COMPANY VS NEWORLEANS RESOURCESFOR INDEPENDENT LIVING, INC. By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedNovem‐ber4,2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECEORPOR‐TION OF GROUND,to‐gether with all of thebuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon, andall of the rights,ways, privielges servitudes, appurtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, designated as LOT‘A’,SQUARE 501, HIGHWAYPARK SUBDIVISION, City of Kenner, Stateof Louisiana, boundedby Florida Avenue,20th Street (side) (formerly2nd Street), Williams Boule‐vard (side),and 21st Street (formerly 3rdStreet).Said lotforms the corner of FloridaAvenue and21st Street andmeasures thence 151.50 feet fronton 21st Street, a width in the rear of 142.50 feet by adepth and frontonFlorida Avenue of 100 feet,a ﬁrst depth on the sideline nearer Williams Boule‐vard of 27 feet, thence on aline runninginthe directionof FloridaAvenue andparallel with 21st Street adistanceof 1.25 feet,thence on alineparal‐lelwithFlorida Avenue,running in thedirection of 20th Street a ﬁnal distance of 73 feet to the rear of said lot..All as more fully shownonsur‐veybyDading, Marques, and Associates,Inc., datedJanuary 28,1993

Improvements thereonbear MunicipalNo. 2001 21st Street, Kenner

Louisiana

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS-10%

Jefferson

down balancein 30 days

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

WA MAIORANA Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t

$98.71

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-915 FEDERALNA‐TIONAL MORT‐GAGE ASSOCIA‐TION VERSUS LOUISM.DUVIC III A/K/ALOUIS DUVIC, III AND JEANNINE MI‐RAMBELL

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND

SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedDecem‐ber11, 2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

Onecertain lot of ground to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon and allrights, ways privileges, servitudes situ‐ated in the Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in Square No.8 of ChateauEstates LakefrontExt City of Kenner, bounded by Meursault Drive, Mercury Drive, Brouilly Driveand Echezeaux Drive, desig‐natedas LotNo. 8on a survey made by Gilbert, Kelly & Couturie,Inc Sur.,dated June 8, 1984, a copy of which is annexedhereto andaccording thereto, said Lot commences at a distance of 70 feet from the corner of Meur‐saultDrive, same width in therear, by a depth of 110feetbe‐tweenequal andparallel lines.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages,liens and privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

DENNISF WIGGINS Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

feb7-mar 14-2t

$78.59

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-867

U.S. BANK NA‐TIONAL ASSOCI‐ATION, AS IN‐DENTURE TRUSTEE, SUC‐CESSORIN INTEREST TO WACHOVIA BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEEFOR AEGISASSET BACKED SECURI‐TIES TRUST 2004-6, MORT‐GAGE BACKED NOTES VS TOMASBEN‐COMO SR., (A/K/A TOMAS BENCOMO) AND JUANITABEN‐COMO FERNANDEZ (A/K/A JUNITA B. FERNANDEZ)

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedDecem‐ber6,2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit: Onecertain lot of ground,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon, and allthe rights ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances andad‐vantages there‐unto belongingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in Live OakManor Subdivision, being aresubdi‐vision of Live Oaks Plantation composed of part of Section 6, 36,and 37, Township 13 South, Range22 East Southern Dis‐trict, West of theMississippi River, allinac‐cordance with thesurveyof Subdivision Planning Engi‐neers, Inc.,by Plan Book 36, folio 22,ofﬁce of theClerk of Courtfor the Parish of Jeffer‐son, Louisiana, on June 26,1959, which measures as follows, to-wit: Lot No.7, Square 25, boundedby Helis Drive, De‐loresStreet, East Line of Subdivision anda 20 foot drainage servi‐tude andHarry Street,which said lot commences at a distance of 335.63 feet from thecornerof Helis Driveand Delores Street andmea‐suresthence56 feet fronton Helis Drive, the same width in therear, by a depth of 95 feet betweenequal andparallel lines, allinac‐cordance with

thesurveyofJ L. Fontcuberta, Surveyor,dated July 6, 1960.All in accordance with survey of Mandle Surveying, Inc., datedSeptem‐ber24, 1984.

This sale is sub‐jecttoall supe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

EMILYA MUELLER Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

TheNew Orleans Advocate: February 7, 2025, March14, 2025

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$110.36

JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:847-830 CARRINGTON MORTGAGE SER‐VICESLLC vs COLLEEN STEPHANIE ABLE,INHER CAPACITY AS IN‐DEPENDENT ADMINISTRA‐TRIX OF THEES‐TATE OF MAR‐GARETABLE By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedJune12, 2024,I have seized andwill proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit: LAND SITUATED IN THECITYOF KENNER IN THE PARISH OF JEF‐FERSON IN THE STATEOFLA WARD 92, LOT 31, DRIFTWOOD PARK SUBDIVI‐SION,SECTION 3, IN SQUARE NO 30, SHOWNONA SURVEY BY GILBERT, KELLY &COUTURIE, INC.,SURVEYING ANDENGINEER‐ING, DATEDFEB‐RUARY7,1973 RECORDED IN BOOK 785, FOLIO 343, SAID LOT NO.31COM‐MENCES AT A DISTANCE OF 50 FEETFROMTHE CORNER OF MARTINIQUE AVENUE AND NASSAU AV‐ENUE,AND MEA‐SURES, THENCE,60FEET FRONTONNAS‐SAUAVENUE, SAME WIDTHIN THEREAR, BY ADEPTH BE‐TWEEN EQUAL ANDPARALLEL LINESOF100 FEET,TOGETHER WITH ALLTHE BUILDINGSAND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALLRIGHTS, WAYS,PRIVI

LEGES, SERVI

TUDESAND AD

VANTAGES THEREUNTOBE

LONGING

OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:837-867

SPECIALIZED LOAN SERVIC‐INGLLC VS DENNIS M. FOR‐VENDEL By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedFebruary 24, 2023,I have seized andwill proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit:

ONECERTAIN CONDOMINIUM UNIT,together with allthe im‐provements therein, andall of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi

tudes, appurte

nances andad‐vantages there

unto belongingorin anywiseapper‐taining, includ

ingsaidUnit's appurtenantun

divided interest in the commonele

ments, situated inthe Stateof Louisiana, Parish of Jeffer

son, in theCityof Kenner,desig‐natedasUNIT 185, Building 7, in AVANT GARDE, A CONDOMINIUM, as createdby Condominium declaration dated3/17/82, registered in COB1021,f olio 817; subjectto restrictions, servitudes, rights-of-way andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ingthe prop‐erty

IMPROVEMENTS THEREONBEAR THEMUNICIPAL NUMBER:185 AVANT GARDE CIRCLE,KEN‐NER, LA 70065. This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be

ASHLEY E. MORRIS Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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NO:853-629

NEWREZ LLC D/B/ASHELL‐POINTMORT‐GAGE SERVIC‐ING VS HARYLL DEASON By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedMay 2, 2024,I have seized andwill proceed to sell to thehighest bidder at public auction, at the JeffersonParish Sheriff'sOfﬁce Complex, 1233 Westbank Ex‐pressway,Har‐vey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary 12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit: TWOCERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall of therights, ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances and advantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situ‐ated,lying and beingin theTownof Westwego, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, and forminga part of the "WHITEHOUSE SUBDIVISION" accordingto a plan of AlvinH Hotard,Civil En‐gineer datedMay 3, 1941,asper his second revision datedJuly9th 1948,a copy of which plan is attached to an actofsale by MarreroLand andImprove‐ment Associa‐tion, LimitedtoRudy Tassin, by act before Ernest M. Conzelmann, late Notary Pub‐lic, of Jefferson Parish,dated July 30,1943; and according to said plan said lots are designated as LOTS NUMBERS THIRTEEN (13) andFOUR‐TEEN(14);ad‐joiningeach other, of SQUARE NUM‐BERTHIRTYSIX (36),which said Square is boundedby NINTH andTENTH STREETS, AV‐ENUES"B" and "C"; SAID LOTS ADJOIN EACH OTHER, AN DMEASURE EACH THIRTYTWO(32')FEET FRONTONAv‐enue "B"the same widthinthe rear,bya depth betweenequal

q andparallel linesofOne

Hundred

TwentyFive and 81/100 (125.81')feet; subjecttore‐strictions,servi‐tudes, rights-ofwayand outstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ingthe prop‐erty

Theimprove‐mentsthereon bear theMunici‐palNumber: 1045 Avenue B, Westwego,LA 70094.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

CANDACEA COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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that part thereofknown as Terrytown Subdivision, in accordance with aDeclara‐tion of Condominium passed before Jacqueline McPherson, No‐tary Public, datedMay 14th, 1983, registered in COB1043, folio 158, and thePlatofCon‐dominium Regime by Stephen Estopinal, C.E., datedMarch 5th, 1983,a copy of which is an‐nexedtosaid Declaration. The condominium property is situ‐ated within Lots 10 thru 35,inclu‐sive of Square 23, which square is bounded by Cherry Blossom Lane,Terry Parkway, Coral, Wright andHec‐torAvenuesand measures a totalfrontage on TerryPark‐wayof859.21' feet,bya width andfront on CoralAvenue of 246.51' feet a frontof599.44' feet on Cherry Blossom Lane,a front alongWright Avenue of 504' feet with aﬁrst depth on the side nearest Hector Avenue of 133.77' feet thence on aline runningtoward Coralof 16.65'feet, thence asecond widthof136.05' feet.All as more fully shownon survey of Wilton J. Dufrene, Land Surveyor,dated August 17th, 1988, except that:

SEIZURE AND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, ParishofJeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, dated Decem‐ber6,2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's Ofﬁce Complex, 1233Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on March 19,2025at10 o'clocka.m.the followingde‐scribedprop‐erty to wit:

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

December 15, 2022 recorded in therecords of Jefferson Parish

NO:849-240 FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION VERSUS SYBILELIZA‐BETH OLSON

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND

SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedDecem‐ber8,2023, I have seized and will proceed to sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit:

THAT CERTAIN PIECEORPAR‐CELOFGROUND, together with allbuildings andimprove‐mentsthereon andall of the rights, ways privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, and beingmorefully describedas follows, to-wit: One(1) Certain Condominium Parcel,together with theundi‐videdinterestin the commonand limitedcommon elements and allthe rights ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, andappurte‐nances andad‐vantages thereonbelong‐ing, situated in CypressPark Townhome Con‐dominium,in theParishof Jefferson, State of Louisiana, in

Said Unit 225-F hasthe mea‐surementsas follows: fronts 19.89 feet on Wright Avenue, width in the rear of 19.84 feet,a ﬁrst measurement on Hector Av‐enue side of 29.38 feet anda second measurementof 19.83 feet,and on theCherry BlossomLane side of a ﬁrst measure‐ment of 29.38 feet anda sec‐ondmeasure‐ment of 19.81 feet

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:860-009 FREEDOM MORTGAGE CORPORATION VERSUS TOMEKA DAR‐NELL ANDERSON A/K/ATOMEKA D. ANDERSON A/K/ATOMEKA ANDERSON By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof

ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND,to‐gether with all the buildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall of therights, ways,servi‐tudes, appurte‐nances andad‐vantages there‐unto belongingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theParishof Jefferson, in Township 14 South, Ranges 23 and24East, Southeast Land District, Louisiana, for‐merlydesig‐nated as Parcel Q-2-B, which said por‐tion of ground hasbeen resub‐dividedinto Woodmere SouthSubdivi‐sion,Section 3, allasper plan of resubdivision made by J.J. Krebsand Sons,Inc.C.E.& S.,dated Octo‐ber10, 1983,ap‐proved by the JeffersonParish Council by No.15784, recorded in COB 1064,Folio 925, andasper Act of Dedication before Odom B. Heebe, N.P., datedFeb‐ruary2,1984.

Lot620,Square O, which said square is boundedbyRed CedarLane, Keith-WayDrive Burntwood and DestrehanAv‐enue,and said Lot620 com‐mences at adis‐tanceof 621.22 feet from theintersection of Destrehan Avenue andRed CedarLane, and measures thence 60 feet frontonRed CedarLane, same in width across therear, bya depthof100 feet between equaland paral‐lellines,allas persurvey made by J.J. Krebs andSons, C.E. & S.,dated March 25,1985, resur‐veyedMay 9, 1985

Improvements thereonbear the municipal no. 3741 Red CedarLane, Harvey,LA 70058.

Beingthe same property ac‐quired by Alber‐tine Scott, div Donald Dugar by actdated 8/9/05,regis‐teredatCOB 3152/3,Parishof Jefferson, State ofLouisiana

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests,mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchaseprice is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or PersonalCheck with Bank Letter ofCredit.

BRIGHAMJ LUNDBERG Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-320 FEDERALHOME LOAN MORT‐GAGE CORPORA‐TION AS TRUSTEEFOR FREDDIE MACSEASONED CREDIT RISK TRANSFER TRUST, SERIES 2022-1 VS PETERPHAM By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND

SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedNovem‐ber13, 2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit:

THAT CERTAIN LOTOFGROUND, together with allthe buildings andimprove‐ments thereon, andall therights, ways privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theState of Louisiana, Parish of Jeffer‐son, in HARBOR ESTATESSUBDI‐VISION,allinac‐cordance with a plan of resubdivision by AdloeOrr Jr &Associates, datedMay 19 1971, andac‐cordingto said plan,said lots arcdesig‐natedasfol‐lows:

LOT231A, SQUARE 11A, boundedbyAn‐gela Street EmileAvenue, ShortStreetand a Line Lying4 Feet West of the Original East Line of HARBOR ESTATESSUBDI‐VISION measuring50 feet fronton EmileAvenue, same width in therear, by a depthof100 feet betweenequal andparallel lines, andac‐cordingtosur‐veyofS.L.Gelpi andCo.,Inc., Surveyorssaid LOT231A, SQUARE 11A boundedby ShortStreet, EmileAvenue, Angela Street andEastMost SubdivisionLine Commences 399.75 feet from thecorner of ShortStreet andEmile Av‐enue measures 50 feet fronton EmileAvenue, same in width in the rear by adepth of 100feetbe‐tweenequal andparallel lines, said sur‐vey datedOctober 26,1976.

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐

EMILYA MUELLER Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-235

U.S. BANK TRUSTNA‐TIONAL ASSOCI‐ATION, AS TRUSTEEOFLBIGLOOSERIES IV TRUST VS SILVIO GURDIAN

ONECERTAIN PIECEORPOR‐TION OF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings and improvements thereonand all therights, ways, privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in thePARISH OF JEFFERSON, STATEOF LOUISIANA, IN HIGHWAYPARK SUBDIVISION, in SQUARE 39, boundedby FloridaAvenue, Forty-First Street (formerly Lake Avenue), Delaware Av‐enue &FortySecond Street (formerly24th Avenue), desig‐natedasLOT 40-A andinac‐cordance with thesurveyby Dading,Mar‐ques &Associ‐ates,Inc.dated 2/22/02ap‐proved by Ordi‐nanceNo. 8708 registered in COB3081/571. Said lotis composed of former lots 40 and41and com‐mences at adis‐tanceof175 feet from the intersection of FloridaAvenue and42ndStreet andmeasures thence 50 feet fronton FloridaAvenue, thesamein width in the rear by adepth of 127.50 feet on each sideline

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

CRIS R. JACKSON Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III

Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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JUDICIAL ADVERTISE‐MENT 24TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-137 GMFS LLC VS MICHAELJ DONELONJR. ANDBRANDI CHAMBERLAIN DONELON

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24th Judicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedNovem‐ber7,2024, I have seized and will proceedto sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit: THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF GROUND,to‐gether with all thebuildings and improvements thereonand all therights, ways, privileges, servitudes,ap‐purtenances andadvantages thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐tiaining,situ‐ated in the Parish of Jefferson, Stateof Louisiana, in that part thereofknown as Lake Timber‐lane Estates, re-subdivision approved by Or‐dinanceNo. 14581, recorded in COB996,folio 813, January1981. Allasmorefully shownonplan of resubdiviion prepared by J.J. Krebsand Sons, Inc.,dated Sep‐tember 19,1980 LOT503, SQUARE 17,SEC‐TION 1is boundedby LakleCatherine Drive, Lake Arthur Drive, Lake Bonaparte Driveand Lake Winnipeg Drive. Theimprove‐mentsthereon bear themunici‐palnumber3705 Lake Catherine Drive, Harvey,LA 70058; subject to restrictions, servitudes rights-of-way andoutstanding mineralrights of record affect‐ingthe prop‐erty

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull

CANDACEA COURTEAU Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:857-674

FIRSTAMERI‐CANBANKAND TRUST VS AMAYACON‐STRUCTION CONSULTING, LLC

By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedSeptem‐ber18, 2024,I have seized and will proceed to sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey, Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit: ONECERTAIN LOTOFGROUND, together with allthe buildings andimprove‐ments thereuntoand allthe rights ways,privi‐leges, servi‐tudes, advan‐tagesand ap‐purtenances thereuntobe‐longingorin anywiseapper‐taining, situated in theCityof Gretna,Parish of Jefferson, State of Louisiana, andbeing more particularly des‐ignatedasLOTS 11-A SQUARE 3, in SUBURBAN PARK SUBDIVI‐SION,inthe FirstWard, City of Gretna, which said Lot 11-Aisa portion of original Lots 11 and12of Square 3, Subur‐banPark in accordance with aplanof resubdivisionby Wilton J. Dufrene, Land Surveyor approved by the City of Gretna on May15, 1978, bearingOrdi‐nanceNo. 1573, andsaid lotmeasures40 feet fronton Hancock Street same widthin therear, by a depthof102 feet between equaland paral‐lellines Forinforma‐tional purposes only: Improvements thereonbear theMunicipal Number 1520 HancockStreet, Gretna, Louisiana70053. Beingthe same property ac‐quired by AmayaCon‐structionCon‐sulting, LLCby actdated

This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges. TERMS- 10% down balancein 30 days

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier'sCheck, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

WAYNEA MAIORANA,JR Attorney for Plaintiff

JOSEPH P. LOPINTO, III Sheriff Parish of Jefferson

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24THJUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT PARISH OF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA NO:859-206

NEWAMERICAN FUNDING, LLC VS ANTHONYJ TAMBURO, JR. By virtue of and in obedienceto aWritof SEIZUREAND SALE from the 24thJudicial District Court, Parish of Jeffer‐son, Stateof Louisiana, in the abovenum‐beredand enti‐tled cause, datedNovem‐ber13, 2024,I have seized and will proceed to sell to thehigh‐estbidderat public auction, at theJefferson Parish Sheriff's OfﬁceComplex, 1233 Westbank Expressway, Harvey Louisiana, 70058, on Febru‐ary12, 2025 at 10 o'clocka.m thefollowing describedprop‐erty to wit: THAT PORTION OF GROUND,TO‐GETHER WITH ALLOFTHE BUILDINGSAND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALLOFTHE RIGHTS,WAYS, PRIVILEGES SERVITUDES, APPURTE‐NANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREUNTOBE‐LONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN THEPARISHOF JEFFERSON STATEOF LOUISIANA, IN SQUARE NO.10, PONTCHAR‐TRAINGARDENS SUBDIVISION, SECTION"C", UNIT 2, BOUNDEDBY LIME,NEW‐LANDS, MEADOWDALE STREET AND CLEARVIEW PARKWAYDES‐IGNATEDASLOT NO.4 ON THESURVEY BY GILBERT, KELLY& COU‐TURIE, INC., SURVEYING& ENGINEERING, DATEDJULY22, 1975,A COPY OF WHICHISAN‐NEXEDTOAN ACT PASSED BEFORE MANUEL I. FISHER,NOTARY PUBLIC,DATED JULY 25,1975 ANDACCORD‐INGTOSAID SURVEY,SAID LOTNO. 4COM‐MENCES AT A DISTANCE OF 106.16 FEET FROM THECOR‐NEROFLIME ANDNEWLANDS STREETS, AND MEASURES THENCE 50 FEET FRONTONLIME STREET,THE

SAME WIDTHIN THEREARBYA DEPTHOF120 FEET BETWEEN EQUALAND PARALLEL LINES. ALLINACCOR‐DANCEWITHA SURVEY MADE BY BFM CORPORATION, DATEDOCTOBER 18, 1994. This sale is sub‐ject to allsupe‐rior security in‐terests, mort‐gages, liensand privileges.

TERMS- Thefull purchase price is dueatthe time of thesale.

NOTE:All funds must be Cashier's Check, Certiﬁed Check, MoneyOrder,or Personal Check with Bank Letter of Credit

AMYR.ORTIS Attorney for Plaintiff

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