The bill amends the governance structure of the Shenandoah Estates Crime Prevention and Improvement District by changing the appointment authority for one of its board members. Specifically, it replaces the current provision that allows the mayor-president of East Baton Rouge Parish to appoint a member from a list of nominations with a new provision that designates the mayor-president of the city of St. George as the appointing authority.

This change aims to better align the governance of the district with the local leadership of the city of St. George, reflecting a shift in administrative responsibilities. The bill ensures that the board of commissioners remains composed of nine members, maintaining its structure while updating the appointment process to enhance local representation.

Statutes affected:
SB64 Original: 33:9(D)(1)
SB64 Engrossed: 33:9(D)(1)
SB64 Enrolled: 33:9(D)(1)
SB64 Act : 33:9(D)(1)