Battle over Cleve Dunn's cabana delayed again; trial in councilman's boundary dispute pushed into 2026BATON ROUGE — The yearslong boundary dispute between a Metro Council member and his onetime neighbors hit another snag Wednesday after the politician's lawyer questioned whether the neighbor's lawsuit can continue because they've sold their property. The dispute between Eugene and Donna King Michelli and Councilman Cleve Dunn dates to 2020, when Dunn encroached on the Michellis' property with a driveway, fence and cabana. In March 2023, a judge gave the fence to the Michellis and ordered Dunn to pay the Michellis $57,000. Dunn also asked for a non-disclosure agreement; the home in question is not in the Metro Council district he represents. The matter had been set for a hearing Wednesday, but Dunn's attorney, Edmond Jordan, asked what should happen now since the Michellis moved in the fall of 2023.