During the House Transportation Joint Meeting on June 2, 2025, significant discussions centered around the ongoing challenges related to the GOPAS project and the community's concerns in Plaquemines Parish. A key point raised was the potential for extending payment deadlines to demonstrate goodwill towards the community, which has faced disruptions due to the project.

Representative Breaux proposed requesting an extension from the project’s managing entity, suggesting that this could foster a collaborative relationship and address the community's frustrations. He emphasized that the request would not only reflect a commitment to the residents but also consider the financial responsibilities of the investors involved in the project.

Chairman Conant supported Breaux's sentiments, highlighting that the residents of Plaquemines Parish have already endured significant inconveniences due to the ongoing work. The discussions underscored a shared commitment among lawmakers to advocate for the community's interests while navigating the complexities of project management and investor obligations.

As the meeting concluded, the focus remained on ensuring that the needs of the community are prioritized, with hopes that the request for an extension would be favorably received. This proactive approach aims to alleviate some of the burdens faced by local residents and reinforce the importance of community engagement in large-scale projects.