Parish of Cameron
March 9, 2009
The Cameron Parish School Board met at its regular meeting on this date, members in attendance are: R. Scott Nunez, Loston McEvers, Dot Theriot, Marsha Trahan, Dwayne Sanner, Karen Nunez and Marvin Trahan.
The prayer and the pledge were led by Mrs. Marsha Trahan and Mrs. Karen Nunez.
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan seconded by Mrs. Nunez, the Board approved the agenda with addendum.
On the motion of Mr. McEvers, seconded by Mr. Trahan, the Board approved the minutes as printed from the February 10, 2009 regular board meeting.
On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, seconded by Mrs. Nunez, the Board approved the property insurance for proposal of Daul Insurance Agency, Inc with the premium in the amount of $527,000.00 annually. (See Attachment) (* denotes low proposal)
Bidder Amount
*Daul Insurance $527,000.00*
Slocum & Associates $633,042.00
Arthur J. Gallagher $525,000.00 (did not bid on entire coverage)
On the motion of Mr. Nunez seconded by Mrs. Trahan, the Board approved the following Financial Issues:
Authorized payment of the bills Mrs. Smythe
Received Financial Statement and Reports of Current Investments Mrs. Smythe
Received monthly update on FEMA issues, with overall payments of $8,295,091.70 (Rita and Ike payments) to date, per spread sheet; $2,918,308.28 in request for funds submitted to be paid Superintendent, Mrs. Angie Styron
Received update on stabilization and economic stimulus package as it applies to educational agencies in Louisiana Superintendent
Approval of acceptance Cheniere annual tax prepayment of $811,537 scheduled for April 1, 2009 Mrs. Smythe
Considered Monday, April 13, 2009, 3:00 until 4:00 PM, for the purpose of federally mandated Public Hearing for CDBG Block Grant - Superintendent
On the motion of Mr. McEvers, seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board received an update on current FEMA and General Fund Construction, Repairs, and Renovations to permanent, and temporary sites' projects from Hoffpauir Architects, LLC, Cameron Parish School Board's Project Management Firm, as presented by James Hoffpauir, Architect and Selena Cisneros, Engineer.
On the motion of Mr. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Board authorized the low bidding on current projects for February and March, 2009 - James Hoffpauir, Project Manager
* denotes low bidder
· Fencing at Hackberry High School
Bidder
Amount
Nash Fence Base Bid Portion 1 $23,180
Base Bid Portion 2 29,549
Base Bid Portion 3 14,665
Total $67,394
* A-1 Fence Base Bid Portion 1 $ 5,005.20
Base Bid Portion 2 24,668.10
Base Bid Portion 3 5,715.30
Total $35,388.60*
Rivers Fence Co. Base Bid Portion 1 - $0.00 -
Base Bid Portion 2 $ 21,553.00
Base Bid Portion 3 12,730.00
Total $33,983.00
· Pavilion Repairs at Johnson Bayou High School
Bidder Amount
K&S Construction Base Bid $72,962
Alternate #1 6,950 Ike
Alternate #2 35,274 Rita
Total $115,186 *
A.K. Newlin Base Bid $135,000
Alternate #1 16,550
Alternate #2 18,150
Total $169,700
· South Cameron High School Gym Building Hurricane Repairs (Phase 1)
Bidder Amount
Alfred Palma Construction $47,590 *
Shannon Smith No Bid
K&S Construction $53,200
HBC Home Building Contractor No Bid
· Playground Site Work Various Cameron Parish School Sites
Bidder Amount
J&S Resources, LLC No Bid
Hahn Enterprises, Inc Alternate 1 $ 28,834
Alternate 2 404,245 (pending review)
Noah Parks and Playgrounds No Bid
Total Recreation Products, Inc No Bid
Kincaid Recreation LLC No Bid
McGraw Hill Construction Dodge No Bid
Tigra Construction No Bid
· Playground Equipment Various Cameron Parish School Sites
Bidder Amount
J&S Resources, LLC No Bid
Hahn Enterprises, Inc $ 34,136 (pending review)
Noah Parks and Playgrounds No Bid
Total Recreation Products, Inc No Bid
Kincaid Recreation LLC No Bid
McGraw Hill Construction Dodge No Bid
Tigra Construction No Bid
On the motion of Mr. Nunez, seconded by Mrs. Nunez, the Board approved to advertise the following items:
Hackberry High School Phase II
Johnson Bayou High School Temporary Agricultural Classroom
South Cameron High School Ag Shop Permanent Structure
Grand Lake High School Softball Field Phase II
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Board authorized the Superintendent to advertise for new bids and accept low bids on currently advertised projects due to requisite number of advertising days and a need to move forward on projects.
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mr. Trahan, the Board confirmed that District Attorney Cecil Sanner has complied with Cameron Parish School Boards directive to allow a right-of-way for an above ground pipeline to be laid for the purpose of moving excavated material from the Calcasieu Ship Channel to lands owned by Curt Marcantel. It is the same as that given by Erwin Heirs, Inc and the Stream family for their lands with no monies to be paid to anyone as presented by the Superintendent and attested to by District Attorney Cecil Sanner.
Roll Call Vote:
YEAHS: Marvin Trahan, Marsha Trahan, Dot Theriot, Dwayne Sanner, Karen Nunez, Scott Nunez
NAYES: Loston McEvers
ABSENT: None
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Board approved school calendars for 2009-2010 in both a 4 day and 5 day format and with final decisions on individual school formats to be determined at the regular April 13, 2009 meeting.
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Grand Lake High School (5 day week) |
Hackberry, Johnson Bayou, South Cameron High Schools (4 day week) |
Teachers Report |
August 10 - 11 |
August 10 - 11 |
Students First Day |
August 12 |
August 12 |
Labor Day |
September 7 |
September 7 |
In-service Day I |
September 25 |
September 25 |
Thanksgiving Holidays |
November 23-27 |
November 23-27 |
In-service Day II |
December 18 |
December 18 |
Christmas/New Years Holidays |
December 21-January 1 |
December 21-January 1 |
Martin Luther King Day |
January 18 |
January 18 |
In-service III |
February 12 |
February 12 |
Mardi Gras Holidays |
February 15-17 |
February 15-17 |
Easter Holidays |
April 1-5 |
April 1-5 |
LEAP/GEE/iLEAP Testing |
April 12-21 |
April 12-21 |
Students Last Day |
May 27 |
May 27 |
Records Day/Make-ups |
May 28 |
May 28 |
In-service Day IV |
May 31 |
May 31 |
Arrival/Dismissal Time |
7:45-2:30 |
7:45-3:51 |
Class Length |
51 minutes |
64 minutes |
Built-In Emergency Days |
4 |
6 |
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Board approved the following out-of-state travel request as presented by the Superintendent:
· South Cameron High School May 7, 2009, Museum of Natural Science, Houston, Texas; approximate departure/arrival: 6:00 AM, 7:00 PM; 20 fourth graders, 2 teachers, 8 parents; to be funded through class fundraising activities; Coordinators: Peggy Griffith, Courtnie King
On the motion of Mr. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Trahan, the Board approved the following as presented by the Superintendent:
GBRK - Annual Leave, revised to use July 1 anniversary date to coincide with sick leave and fiscal year, per audit recommendation.
GBAA - Overtime (more complex version will be available for consideration in the future), to meet federal requirements, including FEMA
On the motion of Mrs. Nunez, seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board authorized the Superintendent to begin plans for consideration by AdvancED of district-wide accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Council on Accreditation and School Improvement, a multi-year process.
On the motion of Mr. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Trahan, the Board approved to table revisions to contracted services with Interquest Detection Services until April, 2009 to discuss procedures which will impact the 2009-2010 school year.
On the motion of Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mrs. Nunez, the Board approved the Personnel Report as follows:
Personnel Recommendations: The following personnel items are recommended by the Superintendent
_____________________________________3-9-2009
Stephanie D. Rodrigue, Superintendent Date
Personnel Report
APPOINTMENT
Megan LaGrange South Cameron High School, full time substitute, January 26, 2009 through May 29, 2009 to fill extended sick leave void
Thyria Ledoux Grand Lake High School, full time substitute for Rachel Berry, effective February 23, 2009 to fill extended sick leave void
Floyd Matts Johnson Bayou High School, full time substitute for Lacey Dougharty, effective March 3, 2009 to fill extended sick leave void
EXTENDED SICK LEAVE
Rachel Berry Grand Lake High School, Middle School teacher, effective February 11, 2009 until August, 2009
Lacey Dougharty Johnson Bayou High School, Science teacher, effective March 2, 2009 until April 13, 2009
RESIGNATION
Tina Jinks Guidry Johnson Bayou High School, Lunchroom Technician, effective March 6, 2009
On the motion of Mrs. Nunez, seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board voted to enter into Executive Session, with roll call vote, to consider a student discipline issue as presented by the Superintendent.
Roll Call Vote:
YEAHS: Marvin Trahan, Marsha Trahan, Dot Theriot, Dwayne Sanner, Karen Nunez, Loston McEvers and Scott Nunez
NAYES: None
ABSENT: None
On the motion of Mr. Trahan, seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board voted to enter return to Regular Session with roll call vote.
Roll Call Vote:
YEAHS: Marvin Trahan, Marsha Trahan, Dot Theriot, Dwayne Sanner, Karen Nunez, Loston McEvers and Scott Nunez
NAYES: None
ABSENT: None
On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, seconded by Mrs. Trahan, the Board voted by roll call vote to modify the disciplinary action of seniors in alternative school with good academic and disciplinary records and a negative drug/alcohol test result and who have a ½ or less day schedule to be allowed to attend full time and reduce the actual number of days accordingly.
On the motion of Mr. McEvers, seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board adjourned the regular school meeting.
APPROVED:
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Dwayne Sanner, President
CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
ATTEST:
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Stephanie D. Rodrigue, Superintendent
CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
LAMP INVESTMENTS |
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FUND |
TERM |
RATE |
AMOUNT |
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DISTRICT #4 TAX |
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0.83% |
$ 412,019.79 |
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DISTRICT #5 CONST |
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0.83% |
$ 60,664.27 |
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DISTRICT #5 TAX |
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0.83% |
$ 571,535.95 |
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DISTRICT #15 TAX |
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0.83% |
$ 640,538.20 |
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WORKERS COMP |
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0.83% |
$ 61,571.81 |
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DISTRICT #4 CONSTR |
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0.83% |
$ 83,765.34 |
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DISTRICT #10 TAX |
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0.83% |
$ 411,117.76 |
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16TH SECTION |
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0.83% |
$ 5,413,841.63 |
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GENERAL FUND |
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0.83% |
$ 18,312,401.07 |
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CHENIERE TAX PREPAY |
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0.83% |
$ 1,431,462.14 |
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SPECIAL PROJECTS |
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0.83% |
$ 475,463.23 |
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PROTEST TAX |
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0.83% |
$ 1,697,187.65 |
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TOTAL LAMP INVESTMENTS |
$ 29,571,568.84 |
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CD INVESTMENTS |
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FUND |
TERM |
RATE |
AMOUNT |
SUB TOTAL |
#10 TAX |
180 |
1.87% |
$ 265,000.00 |
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16TH SECTION |
180 |
2.70% |
$ 2,099,989.60 |
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16th SECTION |
365 |
2.51% |
$ 34,087.50 |
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16th SECTION |
365 |
3.17% |
$ 1,138,000.00 |
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16TH SECTION |
365 |
2.40% |
$ 1,000,000.00 |
$ 4,272,077.10 |
GENERAL |
365 |
2.41% |
$ 1,254,000.00 |
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GENERAL |
180 |
1.00% |
$ 500,000.00 |
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GENERAL |
180 |
1.87% |
$ 200,437.26 |
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GENERAL |
180 |
0.75% |
$ 1,000,000.00 |
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GENERAL |
Various |
2.78% |
$ 1,247,931.00 |
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GENERAL |
180 |
1.34% |
$ 1,000.00 |
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GENERAL |
60 |
0.50% |
$ 2,000,000.00 |
$ 6,203,368.26 |
LUNCH |
30 |
0.50% |
$ 100,102.75 |
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LUNCH |
60 |
0.75% |
$ 100,123.29 |
$ 200,226.04 |
PROTEST TAX |
365 |
1.50% |
$ 100,000.00 |
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PROTEST TAX |
Various |
Various |
$ 1,601,012.00 |
$ 1,701,012.00 |
TOTAL CD INVESTMENTS |
$ 12,641,683.40 |
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BOND INVESTMENTS |
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FUND |
TERM |
RATE |
AMOUNT |
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16TH SECTION |
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3.65% |
$ 1,015,363.10 |
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TOTAL BOND INVESTMENTS |
$ 1,015,363.10 |
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UBS INVESTMENTS |
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FUND |
TERM |
RATE |
AMOUNT |
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GENERAL FUND |
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2.8 |
$ 793,920.00 |
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GENERAL FUND |
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0.917 |
$ 307,875.00 |
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GENERAL FUND |
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1.025 |
$ 103,625.00 |
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GENERAL FUND |
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1.256 |
$ 91,431.00 |
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TOTAL UBS INVESTMENTS |
$ 1,296,851.00 |
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TOTAL ALL INVESTMENTS |
$ 44,525,466.34 |
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TOTAL INVESTMENTS BY FUND |
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DISTRICT #4 TAX |
$ 412,019.79 |
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DISTRICT #5 CONST |
$ 60,664.27 |
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DISSTRICT #5 TAX |
$ 571,535.95 |
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DISTRICT #15 TAX |
$ 640,538.20 |
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WORKERS COMP |
$ 61,571.81 |
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DISTRICT #4 CONSTR |
$ 83,765.34 |
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16TH SECTION |
$ 9,685,918.73 |
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GENERAL FUND |
$ 26,827,983.43 |
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SPECIAL PROJECTS |
$ 475,463.23 |
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PROTEST TAX |
$ 3,398,199.65 |
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DISTRICT #10 TAX |
$ 676,117.76 |
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CHENIERE TAX PREPAY |
$ 1,431,462.14 |
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LUNCH |
$ 200,226.04 |
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TOTAL |
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$ 44,525,466.34 |
$ - |
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INVESTMENT TYPE |
% OF TOTAL |
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TOTAL LAMP INVESTMENTS |
66% |
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TOTAL CD INVESTMENTS |
28% |
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TOTAL BOND INVESTMENTS |
2% |
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TOTAL UBS INVESTMENT |
3% |
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100% |
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Cameron Parish School Board |
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Special School Projects |
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As of February, 28 2009 |
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Johnson |
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Bayou |
Hackberry |
Grand Lake |
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Total |
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Allocations Made |
$ 118,797.78 |
$ 118,797.78 |
$ 118,797.78 |
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$ 356,393.34 |
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Interest |
$ 29,767.47 |
$ 29,767.47 |
$ 29,767.47 |
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$ 119,069.89 |
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Allocation Subtotal |
$ 148,565.25 |
$ 148,565.25 |
$ 148,565.25 |
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$ 475,463.23 |
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Expenses |
$ - |
$ - |
$ - |
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$ - |
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Ending Balance |
$ 148,565.25 |
$ 148,565.25 |
$ 148,565.25 |
# |
$ 475,463.23 |
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Cameron Parish School Board |
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Summary of District #5 and District #4 bonds |
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As of February 28, 2009 |
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Johnson Bayou |
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Grand Lake |
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District #5 |
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District #4 |
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Bond Issue Amount |
$ 3,200,000 |
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$ 5,000,000 |
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Amount Remaining |
$ 60,835 |
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$ 85,836 |
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Cameron Parish School Board |
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2009/2010 Property Insurance Proposals Comparative Analysis |
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Original Proposals |
Additional Proposals |
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Daul Insurance |
Slocum & Associates |
Arthur J Gallagher |
Daul Insurance |
Daul Insurance |
Insurance Amount from Statement of Values |
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$ 38,183,563.00 |
$ 38,183,563.00 |
$ 5,000,000.00 |
$ 38,183,563.00 |
$ 38,183,563.00 |
# of Companies in layers |
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4 |
7 |
1 |
4 |
4 |
Rating of Companies |
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A+, A |
A+, A, A- |
A |
A+, A |
A+, A |
Excluded Flood and Quake |
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Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Inland Marine |
* |
Will be quoted |
$ 469,681.00 |
Not included |
$ 469,681.00 |
$ 469,682.00 |
Replacement Cost |
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Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Terrorism Coverage (Included in above) |
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$ 2,940.00 |
$ 38,512.00 |
No |
$ 2,940.00 |
$ 2,940.00 |
Deductible w/o wind and hail |
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$ 100,000.00 |
$ 100,000.00 |
$ 100,000.00 |
$ 100,000.00 |
$ 100,001.00 |
Named Storm Wind & Hail |
** |
5% |
3% |
5% |
5% |
3% |
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Premium |
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$ 460,000.00 |
$ 575,220.00 |
$ 500,000.00 |
$ 444,000.00 |
$ 500,000.00 |
La Citizen Fee |
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$ - |
$ 595.00 |
0 |
$ - |
$ - |
LA Surplus Line Tax |
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$ 23,100.00 |
$ 28,166.00 |
$ 25,000.00 |
$ 22,300.00 |
$ 25,000.00 |
Inspection Fee |
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$ - |
$ 300.00 |
0 |
$ - |
$ - |
Program & Admin Fee |
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$ 2,000.00 |
$ 28,761.00 |
$ - |
$ 2,000.00 |
$ 2,000.00 |
Total Premium |
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$ 485,100.00 |
$ 633,042.00 |
$ 525,000.00 |
$ 468,300.00 |
$ 527,000.00 |
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* Agents were not asked to quote on Inland Marine; pricing will be made available at board meeting |
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**Example-For every $1,000,000 claim $20,000 (2%) difference in out of pocket cost |
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