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Lafayette, La. — If an amended agreement is approved, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette (UL) will lease eight buses from the City of Lafayette for $35,000 a year, according The Advertiser.
In August, the Lafayette City-Parish Council agreed to lease eight buses to UL for two years at a cost of $10,240, with the university responsible for 20% of the cost of major repairs.
At UL’s request, the council approved an introductory amendment that increases the lease cost to $35,000 a year and removes the clause making UL responsible for 20% of the major repairs. For the full story, click here.
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