Louisiana Administrative Code

A. Section 705 of these regulations governing the Environmental Emergency Response Training Course is established by the Department of Public Safety as authorized by Act 361 of the Regular Session of the Legislature 1983. B. These regulations may be cited as the Emergency Respons…

A. For the purposes of these regulations the words defined in this Section have the following meaning, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Act―Act 361 of 1983. DEQ―Department of Environmental Quality. DPS―Department of Public Safety. Environmental Emergencies―an insul…

A. The secretary, Department of Public Safety is hereby authorized to appoint one training coordinator, for the purpose of securing, monitoring, or directing training which corresponds to the responsibilities of DPS in relation to environmental emergencies. As provided for in thi…

A. As provided for in this Part, (§709, Curriculum), any employee of the state of Louisiana, or any employee of any political subdivision thereof, shall be eligible to attend training, provided that priority be given in the attendance of peace officers, fire fighters, civil defen…

A. Except as otherwise provided for in this Part, the secretaries of DPS and DEQ shall jointly determine course length and content. B. Working through the assistant secretary for the Office of Emergency Preparedness, the secretaries of DPS and DEQ may seek such assistance as is a…

A. Training conducted shall be a minimum of three sessions annually (fiscal year), each session containing no less than 40 hours of instruction. However, nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prohibit additional training sessions of less than 40 hours duration, bas…

2. The commissioner hereby establishes the following categories and subcategories of certification for commercial applicators. NOTE: The classifications in this Subsection reflect national categories established by EPA. a. Agricultural Pest Control (category 1). This category inc…

A Examinations for certification will be given during office hours upon request of the applicant, in Baton Rouge, at the division, at any district office of the department, or at any location approved by the director. B. The minimum score necessary for successful completion of ex…

A. Certification for private applicators shall be issued only after the applicant has satisfactorily passed an examination or has satisfactorily completed a training course that meets or exceeds the standards for certification of private applicators pursuant to 40 CFR §171.105 an…

a. If the expired certification was granted based on a reciprocal agreement, the applicator shall have to take the certification exams administered by LDAF. E. The commissioner shall issue a certification card to each commercial applicator showing the categories or subcategories …

A. Examinations for certification for pesticide salespersons will be given upon request of the applicant in Baton Rouge, at the division, or at any district office of the department. Each person who has been certified as a pesticide salesperson, and whose certification has not be…

A. Each application for Agricultural consultant shall be in writing and shall be on forms prescribed by the commissioner. B. The agricultural consultant application experience requirements shall be substantiated by a notarized statement from the person who was responsible for the…

A. Every owner-operator of a pesticide application business must have a current license issued by the commissioner before making any applications of pesticides. B. No person required by the provisions of R.S. 3:3243 to be licensed by the commissioner shall be licensed as an owner…

A. Pesticide dealers must be licensed by the commissioner prior to making any sale of restricted use pesticides. B. No person shall be licensed as a pesticide dealer unless such person: 1. holds a current pesticide salesperson certification; 2. employs at least one person who hol…

A. No person shall be licensed as an agricultural consultant unless such person: 1. is currently certified as an agricultural consultant; or 2. employs a person currently certified as an agricultural consultant. B. No person shall make pesticide recommendations for a fee unless: …

A. The office is responsible for enforcing the requirements of this Chapter. B. Any person conducting coal extraction as an incidental part of government-financed construction is responsible for possessing, on the site of the extraction operation, the documentation required by

A. Coal extraction which is an incidental part of government-financed construction is exempt from the Act and these regulations. B. Any person who conducts or intends to conduct coal extraction which does not satisfy §703.A shall not proceed until a permit has been obtained from …

A. Any person extracting coal incident to government-financed highway or other construction who extracts more than 250 tons of coal or affects more than 2 acres shall maintain, on the site of the extraction operation and available for inspection, documents which show: 1. a descri…

A. Purpose. Under Louisiana law, only gear which is legally sanctioned may be used in a fishery. All other types of gear require permits. These permits may be issued for the development of new fisheries, gear designed to harvest underutilized species and to persons who are intere…

A. Harvest Regulations 1. Possession of a permit does not exempt the bearer from laws or regulations except for those which may be specifically exempted by the permit. Violation of a law pertaining to fishing, which carries a Class 2 penalty or greater shall constitute a violatio…

A. The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission does hereby adopt rules and regulations establishing the maximum legal length of nets permissible for use to capture pompano and black drum under the permits program at 2,400 feet.

A. The department shall conduct at least one inspection of a commercial body art facility prior to approving the business to offer body art application services under provisions of this Part and R.S. 40:2831-2834. The department may conduct additional inspections as necessary for…

Application Fee⎯an amount payable to the Office of Conservation, in a form and schedule prescribed by the Office of Conservation, by industries under the jurisdiction of the Office of Conservation. Application for Alternate Unit Well—an administrative application for authority to…

A. Application Fees Application Fees Amount Application for Alternate Unit Well $504 Application for Automatic Custody Transfer $252 Application for Commercial Class I Injection Well $1,264 Application for Commercial Class I Injection Well(Additional Wells) $631 Application for C…

A. Operators of operations and activities defined in §701 are required to timely comply with this order. Failure to comply by the due date of any required fee payment will subject the operator to civil penalties provided in title 30 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, incl…

A. The fees set forth in §703 are hereby adopted as individual and independent rules comprising this body of rules designated as Statewide Order No. 29-R-19/20 and Forward and if any such individual fee is held to be unacceptable, pursuant to R.S. 49:968(H)(2), or held to be inva…

A. All enriched flour shall be labeled as "Enriched Flour".

A. It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture, mix, compound, sell or offer for sale, for human consumption in this State, any flour as defined by Act No. 202 of 1942 unless: 1. It contains in each pound not less than 2.0 milligrams and not more than 2.5 milligrams of thi…

A. When any reference is made on the labeling of flour to the kinds and amounts of enriching ingredients which have been added, such reference shall be limited to show the proportion of the average adult's daily requirements of such substances.

A. Enriched flour labels shall not contain claims regarding physiological or therapeutic effects of enriching ingredients nor information concerning other mineral or vitamins; except, that self-rising flour or phosphated flour shall list the kinds and amounts of added chemicals a…

A. Bakers or other commercial secondary processors purchasing unenriched flour shall furnish the seller with a certificate of intent, certifying that the unenriched flour will be used only in the production of flour or bread enriched within the purchaser's establishment in com pl…

A. The certificate shall be made in triplicate. The seller shall be given one copy, one copy shall be forwarded to the department and one shall be retained by the purchaser.

A. The certificate shall be in one of two forms: 1. A continuing certificate covering all purchases from each seller for an indefinite period of time and specifying that the certificate shall remain in force until notice is given in writing of its cancellation. 2. A certificate c…

A. All enriched bread, when wrapped, shall be labeled "Enriched Bread".

A. It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture, mix, compound, sell, or offer for sale for human consumption in this state, any bread as defined by Act No. 202 of 1942 unless: 1. it contains in each pound not less than 1.1 milligrams and not more than 1.8 milligrams of thi…

A. When any reference is made on the labeling of bread to the kinds and amounts of enriching ingredients which have been added, such reference shall be limited to show the proportion of the average adult's daily requirements of such substances.

A. Enriched bread labels shall not contain claims regarding physiological or therapeutic effects of enriching ingredients nor information concerning other minerals or vitamins.

A. Any flour mill, flour warehouse, wholesale flour dealer's establishment, or any other place where flour may be milled, stored, distributed or offered for sale, or any bakery, bakery warehouse or secondary flour processing establishment in Louisiana shall be subject to inspecti…

A. Unless otherwise specifically provided herein, the following words and terms used in this Part of the sanitary code, and all other Parts which are adopted or may be adopted, are defined for the purposes thereof as follows. Food Storage Warehouse―as used in these regulations sh…

A. Food storage warehouses and food salvaging operations shall obtain permits from the state health officer, in accordance with the provisions of §103 of Chapter 1 of this Part.

A. The storage and/or salvaging of any food intended for sale or distribution to the general public is prohibited in private residences or in buildings having direct opening to private residences. All establishment buildings shall be well lighted and ventilated. B. [formerly para…

A. All grounds on which warehouses and other buildings or structures used in connection with any food storage and/or salvaging are located shall be graded to provide natural drainage, thus preventing accumulation of stagnant water and other material. B. [formerly paragraph 6:118]…

A. The potable water supply shall meet requirements of Chapter 6, entitled "Water Supply and Distribution," of the LSPC. Such water supply shall not be cross-connected to any other supply. B. [formerly paragraph 6:121] Drinking fountains shall be provided as required by LAC 51:XI…

A. The requirements of Part I, §117, Part II, §§501-503.C and Part VI, §§305-309 shall be met.

A. [formerly paragraph 6:124] It shall be the responsibility of management to develop and maintain in employees an interest of "good housekeeping" and encourage personal cleanliness. B. [formerly paragraph 6:125] All incoming foods shall be examined for defilement, infestation or…

A. The label of any food that has been salvaged as defined in §701 of this Part of this Code, shall comply with the requirements of R.S. 40:608 and the following provisions. 1. [formerly paragraph 6:129-1] The term salvaged shall appear on the principal display panel in the case …

A. If in bulk display form for wholesale or retail sale (rather than package form), any food that has been salvaged, shall be conspicuously and prominently displayed immediately adjacent to such bulk display. Such placard shall be in easily legible bold face print or type of such…