Public documents that mention Christopher M. Sliwinski.
Mar 5, 2026·Board meeting
Kenner City Council Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed various civic and administrative matters, including a financial update regarding sales tax revenues and upcoming major roadwork projects. State Senator Kirk Talbot provided an update on legislative sessions, constitutional amendments, and programs related to fortified roof grants and storm mitigation incentives. The council also approved an ordinance authorizing an agreement for the use of the Ponchartrain Convention and Civic Center as the home arena for the Lake Town Pelicans. Additionally, the council heard a request for a zoning reclassification from commercial to single-family residential for a property in the Highway Park subdivision. Multiple public gathering applications were also reviewed and approved.
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The Kenner City Council meeting agenda included an Executive Session to discuss litigation involving Jamon C. Mercier versus Avis Budget Car Rental LLC, et al. The Consent Agenda covered the approval of minutes from January 23, 2026, and several applications for public gatherings, including Mardi Gras parades for Greenlawn Terrace Elementary School and John James Audubon School, and the 2026 Italian Festival. Council resolutions addressed authorizing a settlement in the aforementioned lawsuit, expressing support for relocating the Birmingham Squadron G League team to the Kenner Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center, and appointing Christopher James Dupre to the Planning and Zoning Commission. Additionally, numerous ordinances were introduced concerning contracts for pest control, professional services for Fire Station 38 design, purchase of police pursuit vehicles, sewer maintenance agreements, acceptance of bids for electrical upgrades and door installation, zoning reclassifications, and adoption of a no-parking zone on Tennessee Avenue.
