Louisiana Administrative Code

A. Inmate work assignments shall be made impartially according to a plan and subject to the number and type of work opportunities available. B. Unsentenced inmates shall be required to do only personal housekeeping. C. Sentenced inmates shall be required to do only personal house…

A. Sentenced inmates who wish to advance their general education through the high school level shall be provided the means to do so. B. Sentenced inmates who wish to take correspondence or special courses at their own expense shall be permitted to do so if no specific security pr…

A. Inmates shall have access to commissary or canteen services where they can purchase approved items not furnished by the institution. B. Commissary items shall not cost more than standard community retail prices, and all sales records shall be audited regularly by an approved a…

A. Hospitals Located Outside of the Baton Rouge and New Orleans Metropolitan Statistical Area 1. Effective for dates of service on or after July 1, 2016, a hospital may qualify for this category by: a. being a private acute care general hospital that is located outside of the Bat…

A. Each qualifying hospital shall be paid DSH adjustment payments equal to 100 percent of allowable hospital specific uncompensated care costs. 1. Costs, patient specific data and documentation that qualifying criteria is met shall be submitted in a format specified by the depart…

A. The purpose of this manual is to provide for the promulgation of regulations and procedures for the department's Motorcycle Safety, Awareness and Operator Training Program. This manual is designed for use by program motorcycle safety instructors to facilitate the implementatio…

A. Efforts to promote motorized two-wheel vehicle safety in Louisiana began in the mid 1950's with the development and statewide implementation of a Motor Scooter Operator Training Course. In 1974, the Department of Education established and implemented a motorcycle safety and ri…

A. Act 138 of the 2009 Regular Legislative Session authorized the transfer of the Motorcycle Safety, Awareness and Operator Training Program to the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, effective September 1, 2009.

Advanced Motorcycle Operator Training Course—a course designed for the enhanced motorcycle operation training of individuals who are licensed to operate such vehicles. Aide—a volunteer, no less than the age of 16 who has been given written permission by the program coordinator to…

A. Motorcycle Safety Instructor Status Prerequisites. The prospective instructor shall: 1. be at least 21 years of age; 2. have earned a high school certificate of graduation or department recognized equivalent; 3. have a valid vehicle Louisiana driver's license with a cycle endo…

A. Application Procedure 1. No applicant for motorcycle safety instructor status shall be considered for such by the department until all of the requirements established in this Chapter are met by the applicant. 2. In addition to all other requirements established in this Chapter…

A. Recognition. If an applicant has met all of the requirements established by this Chapter, the department may employ the applicant as a motorcycle safety instructor. B. Maintenance. To retain such status, a motorcycle safety instructor shall: 1. maintain a satisfactory driving …

A. Reasons for Revocation. The status of an instructor may be revoked for any one of the following: 1. suspension or revocation of Louisiana driver's license; 2. failure to comply with all program regulations, procedures, and guidelines; 3. acting in a manner that in the program …

A. Motorcycle Safety Instructor Preparation Course Standards 1. The motorcycle safety instructor preparation course shall contain a minimum of 50 hours of department-recognized instruction of which a minimum of 20 hours shall be practical motorcycle operation and teaching experie…

A. Application for Course Approval 1. A motorcycle safety instructor shall apply for written approval to establish and conduct any proposed program motorcycle operator training course or activity. It shall be the responsibility of the motorcycle safety instructor to initiate and …

A. Minimum Age and Physical Requirements 1. Participation in the program shall be open to any person who meets the qualifications of the Department of Public Safety and Corrections to apply for a motorcycle operator endorsement. 2. An individual no less than 16 years of age may e…

A. Qualifications for Payment of Assistant Instructor 1. Assistant instructors shall be paid for range instruction when there are 9 to 12 operator students participating in exercises on the same range where that assistant instructor has been assigned. An assistant instructor util…

A. Training Facilities and Sites 1. Training facilities include an adequate classroom, driving range, and storage area that at a minimum, meet the standards listed in the curriculum guide approved by the program coordinator. 2. All proposed program training facilities and sites s…

A. Program Insurance 1. Proposed motorcycle operator training courses or other proposed program activities to be conducted on or with properties and/or equipment owned or not owned by the state shall be reported to the program coordinator in order that the Office of Risk Manageme…

A. First Aid Supplies and Treatment 1. Every lead instructor conducting a department motorcycle operator training course shall have a fully charged fire extinguisher and a first aid kit available on the training site at all times during a course. 2. The first aid kit shall contai…

A. Course Banner 1. The course lead instructor shall display any department banner provided by the program coordinator for such purpose at the course driving range site during all practical exercises. The banner shall be located in plain view of the general public and shall be ta…

A. Motorcycle Operator Training Course Certificates 1. All students successfully completing a basic course conducted in accordance with the regulations and procedures herein shall receive a department certificate indicating such. 2. All students successfully completing an advance…

A. Copies of the program forms located in the appendices may be made when needed. The originals should be retained in the manual for future use in making copies. B. Forms shall not be modified or altered in any manner. Instructors unable to make copies may obtain packets of the f…

A. The Department of Public Safety and Corrections shall be orally acknowledged to participants at the beginning of any motorcycle operator-training course or program activity by the lead motorcycle safety instructor as the state agency conducting and sponsoring the course or act…

A. Pursuant to R.S. 47:1676(E), the Office of Debt Recovery shall charge a fee on debts referred to it for collection. The fee shall not exceed 25 percent of the total liability and is to be established by rule. B. A collection fee equal to 15 percent of the total liability of de…

A. This Chapter prescribes the minimum requirements for operator qualification of individuals performing covered tasks on a pipeline facility. [49 CFR 192.801(a)] B. For the purpose of this Chapter, a covered task is an activity, identified by the operator, that: [49 CFR 192.801(…

Abnormal Operating Condition―a condition identified by the operator that may indicate a malfunction of a component or deviation from normal operations that may: 1. indicate a condition exceeding design limits; or 2. result in a hazard(s) to persons, property, or the environment. …

A. Each operator shall have and follow a written qualification program. The program shall include provisions to: [49 CFR 192.805] 1. identify covered tasks; [49 CFR 192.805(a)] 2. ensure through evaluation that individuals performing covered tasks are qualified; [49 CFR 192.805(b…

A. Each operator shall maintain records that demonstrate compliance with this Subpart. [49 CFR 192.807] 1. Qualification records shall include: [49 CFR 192.807(a)] a. identification of qualified individual(s); [49 CFR 192.807(a)(1)] b. identification of the covered tasks the indi…

A. Operators must have a written qualification program by April 27, 2001. The program must be available for review by the administrator or by a state agency participating under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 601 if the program is under the authority of that state agency [49 CFR 192.809(a)]. B…

A. Any violations of this Part shall be subject to the penalties as provided by law.

A. Delivered in Lots of 6,000 Gallons or More⎯6,000 gallons or more of gasoline shall be ordered at one time, which order shall be evidenced by writing, as provided in §3101.F and that delivery shall be made at the rate of not less than 6,000 gallons during a 72-hour period. B. A…

A. Wholesalers or Jobbers 1. A bona fide wholesaler or jobber means any person, firm, corporation or association of persons whose principal business is purchasing gasoline or other motor fuels in bulk quantities from unrelated or unaffiliated bonded manufacturers for subsequent s…

A. A gasoline tax refund registration form must be filled out and filed with the secretary (formerly referred to as collector of revenue) before purchasing any gasoline on which a tax refund will be claimed. B. If a claimant does not submit a refund claim during a period of 12 co…

A. All persons, firms, corporations or associations of persons desiring to refund gasoline must secure a refund distributor's permit before selling any gasoline on which a tax refund is to be claimed. The application for a permit must be made to the secretary (formerly referred t…

A. Purpose 1. The purpose of this Rule is to establish procedures and guidelines within the department for allowing certain limited types of advertising and sponsorship signs on high-visibility assets owned or controlled by the department to raise revenue to defray costs of depar…

A. Plumbing shall be sized, installed, and maintained in accordance with Part XIV of the state sanitary code.

A. There shall be no cross-connection between the potable water supply and any other source of water of lesser quality including any source of pollution from which the potable water supply might become contaminated.

A. Backflow shall be prevented by: 1. installing an air gap in the water distribution system between the water supply inlet and the flood level rim of the plumbing fixture, equipment, or nonfood equipment which is at least twice the diameter of the water supply inlet (or generall…

A. A non-potable water system is permitted only for purposes such as air conditioning and fire protection, provided the system is installed in accordance with Part XII and Part XIV of the state sanitary code and: 1. the non potable water does not contact directly or indirectly, f…

A. All lavatory fixtures shall be installed in accordance with Part XIV of the state sanitary code and: 1. at least one handwashing lavatory shall; a. be located to permit convenient use by all employees in food preparation areas and utensil washing areas including the produce, m…

A. All toilet fixtures and facilities shall be installed in accordance with Part XIV of the state sanitary code and: 1. toilet fixtures and facilities shall be the number required, shall be conveniently located, and accessible to employees at all times; 2. a toilet room located o…

A. An approved type grease trap shall be installed in accordance with Part XIV of the state sanitary code and: 1. it shall be installed in the waste line leading from the sinks, drains and other fixtures or equipment where grease may be introduced in the drainage or sewage system…

A. If used, garbage grinders shall be installed and maintained in accordance with Part XIV of the state sanitary code.

A. At least one service sink provided with hot and cold water, or one curbed cleaning facility equipped with a floor drain and hot and cold water, shall be provided and conveniently located for the cleaning of mops or similar wet floor cleaning tools and for the disposal of mop w…

Editor’s Note: These pre-existing regulations are being re-codified as LAC 51:XXIII.3119. These regulations can also be viewed in LAC 51:XIV.411. A. Table 411 of Part XIV (LAC 51:XIV.Table 411) lists the minimum number of plumbing fixtures required for retail food service establi…

A. This Chapter shall only apply to boards of higher education and institutions under their jurisdiction in accordance with R.S. 39:1671, 1672, and 1673 of Title 39 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes, unless the institution is operating under a pilot procurement code in accordance…

Aggrieved Person―a person who files a written protest in connection with the solicitation or award or the issuance of a written notice of intent to award a contract under the Louisiana Procurement Code and has or may have a pecuniary or other property interest in the award of the…

A. Responsibility of Bidders and Proposers. A hearing held to consider the disqualification of a bidder or proposer shall be commenced with the giving of written notice issued by the chief procurement officer, the commissioners or head of a governmental body. B. Protest of aggrie…

A. The written notice required to be sent in order to commence a hearing within the foregoing section of these rules for the adjudicatory hearings provided for to parties, aggrieved persons, or interested persons who do not waive their rights shall include: 1. a statement of the …