Louisiana Administrative Code

A. Each individual shall have the right to view the automated or manual criminal history record information which specifically relates to him, provided that only individual criminal history record information contained in the records of affected criminal justice agencies organize…

A. Any individual electing to seek direct access to his automated or manual personal criminal history record under this Chapter shall be granted such access upon fulfillment of the following conditions: 1. the request for access must be in writing, and must be presented to an aff…

A. Individuals or their personal representatives seeking access under this Subpart shall be allowed to view the desired individual criminal history record within a reasonable time, not to exceed three days, provided that where fingerprint classification is an essential prerequisi…

A. An individual wishing to view automated or manual criminal history record information specifically relating to himself and contained in the records of the central state repository shall be granted the right to view such records upon: 1. submitting a written and signed request …

A. An individual wishing to view automated or manual criminal history record information specifically relating to himself and contained in the file of any affected criminal justice agency, other than the central state repository or the agency to which the request is submitted, ma…

A. When criminal history record information is requested by a personal representative under §705 through §711, the representative must present positive proof of the identity of the individual actually involved as well as a sworn authorization from the involved individual. Positiv…

A. Queries directed to any criminal justice agency shall be launched from any affected sheriff's office or police department. In the parish of Orleans, individuals shall initiate queries through the New Orleans Police Department.

A. If the information requested by the individual must be obtained from the Central State Repository (CSR), the CSR shall forward the information to the requesting agency within 45 days of receipt of the request, and the requesting agency shall permit the viewing of the informati…

A. Every affected criminal justice agency shall post a public notice informing individuals of their right to access and to administratively challenge the completeness or accuracy of their individual criminal history records. Additionally, every individual seeking to avail himself…

A. Every affected criminal justice agency which has custody of, control over, or access to automated or manual individual criminal history record information shall make available facilities and personnel necessary for such viewing, and shall in all respects maintain a cooperative…

A. Every affected criminal justice agency shall, in every instance, diligently seek to provide the information requested. Every out-of-parish criminal justice agency listed on the request for viewing shall be contacted by mail, communication device, or personally within seven day…

A. Every affected criminal justice agency which receives a request for information must make every effort to locate the information requested, and shall in any event forward a reply to the requesting agency within seven normal working days of receipt of the request, except as pro…

A. Every affected sheriff's office or police department shall fingerprint individuals requesting that the central state repository be queried. In such instances where an authorized representative is presenting a query to the central state repository on behalf of an individual, th…

A. Individual viewing may, at the discretion of each criminal justice agency, be limited to ordinary daylight business hours.

A. A record of each individual viewing shall be maintained by each affected criminal justice agency by the completion and preservation of LCLE-Privacy and Security Form Number 2. Each such form shall be completed and signed by the supervisory employee or agent present at the revi…

A. A person shall not install, cause to be installed, alter subsequent to installation, or operate an individual sewerage system of any kind without first having obtained a permit from the state health officer. No person shall install, cause to be installed, or alter subsequent t…

A. The review and approval of plans and specifications for the proposed individual sewerage system shall be made in accordance with the "Regulations Controlling the Design and Construction of Individual Sewage Systems" (See Chapter 7, Subchapter B). B. [Formerly paragraph 13:013-…

A. A person who wishes to engage in the business of installing or providing maintenance of individual sewerage systems shall obtain, in accordance with the procedures set forth in §737 of this Part, a license for such activity prior to making any such installations or providing m…

A. Individual sewerage systems shall be kept in service and in a serviceable condition sufficient to insure compliance with this code and in order to avoid creating or contributing to a nuisance or a public health hazard.

A. Where a community-type sewerage system is not available, a septic tank system may be used provided that the requirements of §§511.B, 701, 703.A, and 705 are complied with.

A. An individual mechanical plant may be used where a community-type system is not available, and where the state health officer determines that a conventional septic tank system (septic tank-absorption field) would not be expected to function properly, and where the requirements…

D. [Formerly paragraph 13:018-4] Should an innovative process fail, the owner of the premises and the person proposing the innovative process shall upgrade or replace the installation to bring it into compliance with the applicable provisions of this Part. E. [Formerly paragraph …

A. [Formerly paragraph A:1.1 of Appendix A] A septic tank is a watertight tank made of steel, concrete or other approved materials in which the settleable solids of sewage settle out and are largely changed into liquids or gases by bacterial decomposition. The remaining residue i…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:2.1 of Appendix A] There is a common belief that sewage after treatment in a septic tank is pure water, or very nearly so. This is false. The effluent or liquid flowing from the tank is still foul and dangerous. The septic tank cannot be depended upon to …

A. [Formerly paragraph A:3.1 of Appendix A] Where soil conditions are satisfactory and sufficient land is available, septic tank effluent shall be disposed of in absorption trenches. This consists of a system of covered gravel (or other approved aggregate) filled trenches into wh…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:4.1 of Appendix A] An oxidation pond is a shallow pond designed specifically to treat sewage by natural purification processes under the influence of air and sunlight. The stabilization process consists largely of the interactions of bacteria and algae. B…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:5.1 of Appendix A] Another alternative for the secondary treatment of septic tank effluent is a deep-type sand filter bed. Treatment in a sand filter bed is accomplished by the action of microorganisms in a sand bed in which the suspended solids of the se…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:6.1 of Appendix A] Mechanical wastewater treatment plants are small plants capable of providing primary and secondary treatment of sanitary sewage. All are considered to be aerobic treatment units. B. [Formerly paragraph A:6.2 of Appendix A] An individual…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:7.1 of Appendix A] Where a dwelling is not served with water under pressure, water carriage waste systems as covered herein can not be used. In these cases, a pit privy or other non water-borne system is required for excreta disposal. B. [Formerly paragra…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:8.1 of Appendix A] When the elevation of a site prevents the use of gravity flow to convey liquid from one location to another, a pumping station [§1501.B.19 (Figure 22)], consisting of a holding tank, pump(s), piping, electrical controls, and other equip…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:9.1 of Appendix A] Disinfectants. Where effluent discharges are required to be disinfected, and chlorine is used as the disinfectant, a chlorine contact chamber is required. Calcium hypochlorite, labeled for wastewater disinfection, shall be added in suff…

A. [Formerly paragraph A:9.8-1 of Appendix A] Effluent Reduction Field. This system is installed downstream of a mechanical treatment plant or other sewage treatment system listed in Chapter 7 Subchapter B of this Code that produces an effluent, but does not by design significant…

A. Manufacturer License. A person who wishes to engage in the business or practice of constructing an individual mechanical sewerage treatment system, and who is responsible for having the system evaluated in compliance with §725.F of this Part, shall first obtain a license for e…

A. For a basic license, the applicant shall submit, along with the license application and evidence of successful completion of an examination, an affidavit certifying that he has obtained, read, and understands the provisions of this Part of the Sanitary Code, including Chapter …

A. Applicants for a Sub-Manufacturer License shall submit, along with the license application, an endorsement from the manufacturer(s) for the brand(s) of plant(s) he wishes to construct, certifying that he is qualified to construct said plant(s) properly and in accordance with t…

A. All licensed manufacturers must be in compliance with the requirements of

1. the facility is of solid construction and designed in such a way to secure the knowledge of the nature of its operations from a casual observer by means of odor control and secure enclosed spaces; 2. the facility, staff, and documents meet the necessary minimum standards to en…

A. Licensed facilities require a preoperational or initial inspection and this shall follow review and acceptance of the plans required in

A. Licensed facilities shall maintain an onsite security system that includes, at a minimum, the following components: 1. secured locks on doors throughout the facility; 2. audible alarms and a system of video and audio surveillance cameras with recording capabilities that meets …

A. Licensed facilities shall possess and maintain required hardware and software to connect to the Louisiana Medical Marijuana Tracking System (LMMTS). B. Each plant and medical marijuana product originating at the facility shall be assigned a unique tag and identification number…

A. Licensed facilities shall maintain an inventory of medical marijuana, including medical marijuana waste, on their premises and update these records no less frequently than once per week. B. Medical marijuana waste shall be tracked in the LMMTS and stored in a restricted-access…

A. Licensed facilities shall handle and store any chemicals for direct or indirect contact with medical marijuana in accordance with its written operations plan and the manufacturer’s directions. B. Restricted-use pesticides shall only be handled by individuals with the required …

A. Licensed facilities shall generate an inventory manifest prior to transporting any medical marijuana to a licensed marijuana retailer, laboratory, contractor or disposal site. The manifest shall include the following items: 1. name of the originating firm; 2. name of the recei…

A. Licensees shall sample every batch of product to ensure compliance with the standards of quality outlined below. Licensees shall not release any batch of product for sale until the representative sample has been verified as compliant. Batches may be tested prior to portioning …

A. Licensed facilities shall provide finishes to floors, walls, and ceilings that are durable, light in color, and easily cleanable. B. Facilities shall be sufficient in size to allow space for the following: 1. orderly placement of equipment and materials to minimize the possibi…

A. As announced in the October 1985 issue of the Louisiana Register, the rules and regulations, stated herein, were prepared by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, Office of Public Works, in accordance with R.S. 38:3094(7)(A). Effective January 1, 2010, in…

A. The purpose of the rules and regulations, stated herein, is to conserve the ground water resources of the state by requiring that the owner install control devices on free flowing water wells (for glossary of terms, refer to §113.A of this Chapter) the owner shall install a fl…