[FoCHAT] CHATNews: LRA Board Meeting Tomorrow

[Melanie Ehrlich]

Dear CHAT Members:
 
Items on the agenda for the LRA Board Meeting tomorrow in BR include contaminated dry wall and possibly the issue of applicants who have not repaired/rebuilt in time to fill the covenant.
 
Any member of the public may speak for 3 minutes even if you come late to the meeting.
 
Ask the Sergeant-at-Arms (or any official-looking person who he is) for a public comment card. 
 
Best wishes,
 
Melanie Ehrlich
Founder, CHAT


From: Louisiana Recovery Authority [mailto:info at louisianarecoveryauthority.org] 

Subject: THURSDAY: LRA Board of Directors Meets in Baton Rouge
 











 






FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
November 10, 2009
MEDIA CONTACT:
Christina Stephens
Louisiana Recovery Authority
225.342.1790
christina.stephens at la.gov
Louisiana Recovery Authority Board of Directors Meets Thursday in Baton Rouge
Vote Scheduled on Contaminated Drywall Action Plan
BATON ROUGE, La. - The board of the Louisiana Recovery Authority will meet Thursday, November 12, with a vote scheduled on final approval for allocating $5 million to assist Road Home applicants who have contaminated drywall in their rebuilt homes.
In addition, the board will hear from the Beacon of Hope Resource Center and the Louisiana Military Hall of Fame Museum.

Click here for a copy of the agenda.
WHAT: LRA Board of Directors Meeting
WHEN: 9 a.m., Thursday, November 12, 2009
WHERE: House Committee Room 1 at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge
Created in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Rita in 2005, the Louisiana Recovery Authority (LRA) is the coordinating and planning body leading the most extensive rebuilding effort in American history. The central point for hurricane recovery in Louisiana, the LRA works closely with the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOHSEP) and partners with state and federal agencies to oversee more than $20 billion worth of programs, speed the pace of rebuilding, remove hurdles and red tape and ensure that Louisiana recovers safer and stronger than before.
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