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Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission public meetings in 2024

12 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Wed Dec 18, 2024

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Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission meeting Dec. 18, 2024

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission is meeting on December 18, 2024, at Louisiana State Police Headquarters. The agenda provided contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items for discussion or decision.

✓ Decided: LPGC ratifies multiple Class 2, 6, and 6X permits

The Commission ratified several administratively granted permits for Class 2, 6, and 6X applicants. Three permit applications were postponed. The Commission also approved the minutes from the October 16, 2024 meeting.

Wed Nov 20, 2024

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Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission meets Nov. 20 in Baton Rouge

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission is holding a meeting on November 20, 2024, at Louisiana State Police Headquarters. The agenda provided contains only procedural boilerplate and no specific items for decision or discussion.

Wed Oct 16, 2024

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Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission meeting scheduled for October 16, 2024

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission has a meeting scheduled at the Louisiana State Police Headquarters. The provided agenda contains only procedural notice information.

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✓ Decided: LPGC grants multiple Class 2, 6, and 6X permits

The Commission approved several propane permit applications for businesses across Louisiana. One Class 6 application was dismissed, and two applications were postponed. The board also approved the September 18, 2024, meeting minutes.

Wed Sep 18, 2024

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LPG Commission meets at State Police HQ, Baton Rouge

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission is holding a regular meeting at Louisiana State Police Headquarters. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no specific items for decision or discussion listed.

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✓ Decided: LPGC approves August 2024 minutes and reviews permit applications

The Commission approved the minutes from the August 21, 2024 meeting. The board reviewed August 2024 statistical, appropriation, accounting, fire, accident, and compliance reports. Several applications for Class R2, Class 2, Class 6, and Class 6X permits were presented.

Wed Aug 21, 2024

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LPGC to review July 2024 reports and approve prior minutes

The Louisiana Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will meet to approve June minutes, review July statistical, appropriation, accounting, fire/accident, and compliance audit reports, and discuss market development and personnel in executive session.

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✓ Decided: LPGC ratifies multiple LPG permit applications and name changes

The Commission ratified several administratively granted Class 2, Class 6, and Class 6X permits. One business name change was also ratified. The Commission approved the meeting minutes from July 17, 2024.

Wed Jul 17, 2024

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Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission meeting on July 17, 2024

The Commission will review statistical, accounting, and fire/accident reports for May and June 2024. The agenda includes a potential discussion of approximately 15 permit renewal citations due to failure to pay.

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✓ Decided: LPGC ratifies multiple propane permits and name changes

The Commission ratified administrative grants for Class 2, 6, 7, and 6X permits and two name changes. Several permit applications were withdrawn for failing to meet requirements. The Commission also approved the May 15, 2024 meeting minutes.

Wed Jun 19, 2024

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No meeting scheduled for June 2024

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission has no meeting scheduled for the June 2024 period.

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Wed May 15, 2024

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LPGC to review April 2024 reports and potential permit renewal citations

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will review statistical, appropriation, and accident reports for April 2024. The body will discuss up to 20 possible citations for failure to pay permit renewals. The LPGC Advisory Board will report a Chase bank reconciliation of $493,877.74 as of May 8, 2024.

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✓ Decided: LPGC approves several propane permits and promotional contracts

The Commission ratified multiple Class A4, 2, 6, and 6X permits for businesses across Louisiana and Kansas. The board also approved contracts for Miss Louisiana and an Event Coordinator, while postponing the Guaranty Media contract.

Wed Apr 17, 2024

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LPGC to review March 2024 reports and potential permit renewal citations

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will review statistical, appropriation, and accident reports from March 2024. The body will also consider possible citations for approximately 25 permit renewals due to failure to pay.

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✓ Decided: LPGC approves $125,000 in advertising contracts and issues permit fines

The Commission approved marketing contracts with WWL TV and Lamar Advertising. It granted several propane permits, postponed one, and issued $250 fines to three businesses for permit fee violations.

Wed Mar 20, 2024

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LPGC to review monthly reports and possible permit renewals

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will consider approval of previous meeting minutes, review statistical, appropriation, accounting, fire/accident, and compliance audit reports for February 2024, and discuss possible permit renewals for 17 entities that failed to pay. The meeting also includes public comments, a bank reconciliation update, and open discussion.

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✓ Decided: LPGC grants 16 Class 6X permits and fines business for safety violations

The Commission approved 16 applications for Class 6X permits and issued a $250 penalty to Sissy’s U-Pak-It for safety violations. Members also discussed contract procurement processes and legislation regarding the management of market development funds.

Wed Feb 21, 2024

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LPGC to review January reports and possible permit renewals

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will hear public comments, review January 2024 statistical, appropriation, accounting, fire/accident, and compliance audit reports, and consider up to 15 permit renewals for failure to pay. Market development business includes a Chase bank reconciliation of $516,359.07. No regular or insurance citations are listed.

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✓ Decided: LPGC approves multiple propane permits and requests performance audit

The Commission granted several Class 2, Class 6, and Class 6X permits to various businesses. The board also voted to request a performance audit of the commission's procedures. One Class 2 permit application was postponed.

Wed Jan 24, 2024

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LPGC to review December reports, personnel changes in executive session

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission will meet on January 24, 2024, to approve minutes, receive monthly reports (statistical, financial, accounting, compliance, fire/accident), and discuss possible citations (none listed). The agenda includes an executive session for personnel changes involving Chad Ledet, Terry Mclain, and Derrell Williams, and a market development report showing a Chase bank reconciliation of $506,516.30. No applications or violations are scheduled to be heard.

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✓ Decided: LPGC approves several propane permits and personnel changes

The Commission granted multiple Class 2, 6, and 6X permits to various businesses. It approved personnel changes including one retirement and one full-time hire. The Commission postponed a vote on $403,956 in market development recommendations but approved a non-binding letter of intent for vendors.