Louisiana Administrative Code

A. The third party tester and the third party examiners shall maintain at its place of business a record of each applicant for whom a third party examiner has conducted an application, written test, visual examination, and the driving or skills test for a minimum of five years. E…

A. The Louisiana Forestry Commission and the Louisiana Tax Commission adopt these regulations under the authority of R.S. 3:4274 and R.S. 47:1837 for the purpose of implementing the provisions of R.S. 47:633, which requires the Louisiana Forestry Commission determine the current …

A. The current average stumpage market value of timber and pulpwood, unless otherwise provided by law, shall be based exclusively on sales of timber and pulpwood in the first two quarters of the year in which the commissions are to meet and in the last two quarters of the precedi…

A. The Office of Forestry shall annually publish in the November issue of the Louisiana Register a notice of the date, time and place of the meeting of the Louisiana Forestry Commission required by law to be held in December together with the recommendations of the Office of Fore…

A. At the annual meeting held by the commission to determine the current average stumpage market value of timber and pulpwood the commission may determine the stumpage market value based on the sales of timber as reported to the Louisiana Department of Revenue and as published in…

A. The following categories and subgroups are to be used in determining the timber stumpage values based on current average stumpage market values to be used for severance tax computation: 1. Pine Trees and Timber; 2. Hardwood Trees and Timber; 3. Pine Chip and Saw; 4. Pine Pulpw…

A. This Part shall apply to all ferries owned and operated by the Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) within the state of Louisiana, including but not limited to, ferries operating in the metropolitan New Orleans area. The metropolitan New Orleans area ferries cur…

A. Tolls will be collected from only one side of the ferry landings. B. Except as provided in Subsection D of this Section, the following toll charges shall apply to all ferries operated by DOTD. Ferry Toll Classification Rate Schedule Toll Each Pedestrian $ 0.50 Each Vehicle $ 1…

A. Unless otherwise indicated, the following exemptions from payments of tolls shall be applicable to ferry passengers using DOTD ferries, including ferries operating in the metropolitan New Orleans area. 1. Students. Students attending a school, including universities, colleges,…

A. All students in a school bus shall have the right of free passage to and from school, during certain hours, over all toll bridges and toll roads leased out or controlled by the state, parish, or municipality. This free passage shall exclude the Greater New Orleans Expressway. …

A. The following entities which own vehicles shall have free and unhampered passage on LA 1 when the entity-owned vehicle is being utilized. 1. Law Enforcement a. Free passage shall be granted to all law enforcement personnel who are employed on a full-time basis and operate law …

A. All coverages which are self-insured by the Office of Risk Management are mandatory for all Louisiana state departments, agencies, boards, and commissions. B. If any department, agency, board, or commission requires or wishes to procure any insurance coverages which are not wr…

A. Purpose. The purpose of this Part is to promulgate rules to implement the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, as amended (42 U.S.C. 4601 et seq.), in accordance with the following objectives: 1. to ensure that owners of real proper…

A. Applicability of Acquisition Requirements 1. General. The requirements of this Section apply to any acquisition of real property for a department project, and to projects where there is department financial assistance in any part of project costs except for: a. voluntary trans…

A. Purpose. This Section prescribes general requirements governing the provision of relocation payments and other relocation assistance in this Part. B. Applicability. These requirements apply to the relocation of any displaced person as defined at §101.B.7. C. Relocation Notices…

A. Payment for Actual Reasonable Moving and Related Expenses―Residential Moves. Any displaced owner-occupant or tenant of a dwelling who qualifies as a displaced person (defined at §101.B.7) is entitled to payment of his or her actual moving and related expenses, as the departmen…

A. Replacement Housing Payment for 180-Day Homeowner-Occupants 1. Eligibility. A displaced person is eligible for the replacement housing payment for a 180-day homeowner-occupant if the person: a. has actually owned and occupied the displacement dwelling for not less than 180 day…

A. Applicability. This Section describes the requirements governing the provision of relocation payments to a person displaced from a mobile home and/or mobile home site who meets the basic eligibility requirements of this Part. Except as modified by this Section, such a displace…

A. Purpose. This Section permits the department to fulfill its responsibilities under the Uniform Act by certifying that it shall operate in accordance with state laws and regulations which shall accomplish the purpose and effect of the Uniform Act, in lieu of providing the assur…

A. General 1. Definition of Comparable Replacement Dwelling a. The requirement in §101.B.4.f that a comparable replacement dwelling be functionally equivalent to the displacement dwelling means that it must perform the same function, provide the same utility, and be capable of co…

A. General 1. Report Coverage. This report covers all relocation and real property acquisition activities under a federal or a federally assisted project or program subject to the provisions of the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, …

A.1. This rule was adopted by the Wildlife and Fisheries Commission at its regular meeting held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, July 3, 1985. 2. The Wildlife and Fisheries Commission as per R.S. 34:851.24F shall prescribe the regulations pertaining to personal flotation devices to be …

A. In accordance with R.S. 34:851.24(F)1, the provisions of this Act shall apply on all waters within the jurisdiction of this state. B. Definitions Hand Tiller Outboard Motor—an outboard motor that has a tiller or steering arm attached to the outboard motor to facilitate steerin…

A. In accordance with R.S. 34:851.24(G) the commission prescribes the following regulations for fire extinguishers on motorboats. B. All motorboats of closed construction shall carry the appropriate approved fire extinguishers according to its length. 1. Class A (under 16 feet in…

A. The following regulations are prescribed by the commission pertaining to flame arrestors or backfire traps in accordance with R.S. 34:851.24(H). B. Every motorboat shall have the carburetor or carburetors of every engine (except outboard engines) using gasoline as fuel, equipp…

A. The following regulations are prescribed by the commission pertaining to the requirements of ventilation of boats of closed construction in accordance with R.S. 34:851.24(I). B. Every motorboat, (except open boats) using as fuel any liquid of a volatile nature shall be equippe…

A. In accordance with R.S. 34:851.24 and R.S. 34:851.27, the provisions of this Act shall apply on all waters within the jurisdiction of this state. B. Definitions Engine Cut-off Switch—an operable emergency cut-off engine stop switch installed on a motorboat and that attaches to…

A. The warrant consists of a list of all recipients in a municipality who are currently receiving supplemental pay and a signature sheet. B. The warrant is the municipality’s authorization for the department to pay the listed recipients for the following month. Warrants will be i…

A. The warrant consists of a list of all recipients in the municipality who are currently receiving supplemental pay and a signature sheet. The warrant is the municipality’s authorization for the department to pay the listed recipients for the following month. Warrants will be is…

A. The warrant consists of a list of all recipients in a municipality who are currently receiving supplemental pay and a signature sheet. The warrant is the municipality’s authorization for the department to pay the listed recipients for the following month. Warrants will be issu…

A. Two officials must sign every warrant authorizing payment of supplemental pay in addition to the preparer. The parish president is required to sign the warrants as the approving officer and the certifying officer should be police jury secretary/treasurer. The preparer must hol…

A. Two officials must sign every warrant authorizing payment of supplemental pay in addition to the preparer. The fire chief is required to sign the warrant as the approving officer. The mayor or parish president/fire board president is required to sign the warrant as the certify…

A. Two officials must sign every warrant authorizing payment of supplemental pay in addition to the preparer. The police chief is required to sign the warrant as the approving officer. The mayor is required to sign the warrant as the certifying officer. The marshal is required to…

A. The department shall remit the supplemental pay for employees listed on the warrant to the recipient(s). If the department overpays the recipient(s) as a result of any changes in the employee’s employment status, the applicable municipality will be invoiced and shall promptly …

A. The department shall remit the supplemental pay for employees listed on the warrant to the municipality. Prior to distributing payment to employees who are eligible for supplemental pay, the municipality is obligated to confirm eligibility for that specific month. If the depar…

A. The department shall remit the supplemental pay for employees listed on the warrant to the municipality. Prior to distributing payment to employees who are eligible for supplemental pay, the municipality is obligated to confirm eligibility for that specific month. If the depar…

A. The approved and certified warrants must be returned to the department by the close of business on the fifteenth day of the month. If the fifteenth day of the month falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, the warrant must be received immediately prior thereto. If the …

A. The approved and certified warrants must be returned to the department by the close of business on the fifteenth day of the month. If the fifteenth day of the month falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, the warrant must be received immediately prior thereto. If the …

A. The approved and certified warrants must be returned to the department by close of business on the fifteenth day of the month. If the fifteenth day of the month falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a legal holiday, the warrant must be received by the Friday immediately thereto. If …

A. All wells which supply a public water system, regardless of yield, must be registered with the state. B. All other water wells capable of producing more than 50,000 gallons per day must be registered. For wells in the district that are exempt from registration by the commissio…

A. Water wells producing fresh water for water flood activities permitted by the Department of Conservation must be registered according to the rules, regulations, and procedures stated herein. B. Water wells producing saline water in connection with petroleum production do not h…

A. As provided for by Section 3073(3), and Section 3076(D) of Act 678 (1974), the following wells are exempt from the rules, regulations, and procedures for the registration of water wells in the district: 1. wells less than 400 feet in depth; 2. wells serving less than six house…

A. The rules, regulations, and procedures as stated herein shall be used for establishing responsibility for registering water wells in the Capital Area Ground Water Conservation District completed on or after July 1, 1975, for determining when such a well is considered registere…

A. The water well contractor who drilled and constructed the well shall register the well by submitting to the Louisiana Department of Public Works, a completed Water Well Registration Form (LDPW-GW-1) for wells that must be registered in accordance with §101 and completed on or …

A. The rules, regulations, and procedures stated in this Section shall be used for establishing responsibility for registering a water well completed prior to July 1, 1975, the effective date of the rules, regulations, and procedures adopted by the Department of Public Works, and…

A. The commission shall obtain from available data a listing, by landowner or lessee, of wells with pertinent data. A copy of the list shall either be sent to the landowner or lessee for checking or shall be checked and verified by a representative of the department. B. If the li…

A. The commission's or department's representative shall contact the landowner or lessee to obtain well data and to check and verify the location of wells that have not been inventoried and whose records are not on file with a governmental agency. The landowner or lessee shall ma…

A. Registered wells that are reworked (e.g. development, replacing the screen) need not be registered a second time unless the screen is set in a shallower or deeper aquifer (sand). If the registered well, after reworking, obtains water from an aquifer different from that reporte…

A. Registration of test holes is not required. If a hole is converted after July 1, 1975, to a production well which is capable of producing 50,000 gallons per day, or is used to supply a public water system, a registration form must be filed with the commission and/or department…

A. Registration of wells used solely for observation purposes is not required. If converted after July 1, 1975, to a well capable of producing more than 50,000 gallons per day or used to supply a public water system, a registration form must be filed with the commission and/or de…