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The mayor said the additional money was spent on such extras as more batting cages that were added during construction.

The City Council has declared the situation a public emergency and plans to move quickly to resurface the road.

Mayor Wilson Viator says the city will begin purchasing items such as pitching mounds, portable fencing and soccer goals.

Mayor Wilson Viator says they told the group they would charge them for $10 a child.

The ordinance gave Youngsville the crucial right to allow Green T. Lindon Elementary School, which is adjacent to Foster Park, a portion of the land so it could expand.

Metairie Parkway Extension will be a major plus for Youngsville and the whole area.

The city of Youngsville is hoping to lure large regional sport tournaments to their town.

With some weather luck, work on Bonin Road could be completed by the summer.

The Bag-Your-Own sites are available several places.

Tax revenue sits unused.

Viator cites overcrowding as a primary reason for the ultimatum.

Youngsville hopes to have its sports complex completed by early January. Broussard has not decided on a site yet.

Youngsville Mayor Wilson Viator says for safety reasons they decided to cancel the Mardi Gras parade.

The Youngsville City Council has adopted a resolution that would give the police chief the power to appoint his second-in-command even after the city implements a fire and police civil service board.

The Council in Youngsville gave their approval to a resolution before the council that accepts the results on the November sales tax vote.

Out of a little more than 14-hundred votes that were cast, Youngsville voters decided to give the go ahead to a one cent sales tax in their community to fund a Sports Complex.

On today's edition of Lafayette Live with Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel, Bernadette and Ken Romero got to talk to Youngsville Mayor Wilson Viator about the one cent sales tax on the ballot Saturday that would be used for a Sports Complex.

The Youngsville City Council has introduced an ordinance aimed at preventing waste transfer stations and landfills from being constructed within city limits.

Wednesday night the Youngsville City Council will be holding a special meeting to consider final adoption for a one cent sales tax increase.  The sales tax increase would be used for a new sport complex in Youngsville.

With the current weather conditions and the opening of a round-about at Bonin and Fortune, Lafayette City Parish President Joey Durel and Youngsville Mayor Wilson Viator had plenty to discuss.