Louisiana Administrative Code
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Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class Members-1329 Training
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A. Coordination of training for the policy shall be the responsibility of DHH.
Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class MembersOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class Members-1331 Provider Contracts/Agreements
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A. All contracts/agreements between DHH and providers of day and residential services to class members shall state that the provider agrees to be bound by the terms and provisions of this policy.
Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class MembersOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class Members-1333 General
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A. None of the above is intended to replace, modify or otherwise change existing office/departmental procedures regarding the investigation of deaths or allegations of abuse, neglect or mistreatment. This procedure is solely for the purpose of ensuring that Gary W. classmembers a…
Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class MembersOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class Members-1399 Appendices
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Appendix A Procedures Governing Time Out No class member shall be placed alone in a locked room, either as punishment or for any other purpose; Legitimate "timeout" procedures may be utilized under close and direct professional supervision. These standards shall apply to "time ou…
Chapter 13. DHH Policy on Reporting Alleged Abuse, Neglect, Mistreatment and Deaths of Gary W. Class MembersOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1301 Plan for Fair, Open, and Competitive Process
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A. Eligible locations in the state are organized by the office into a set of pre-defined areas, or “sub-project areas.” Prospective subgrantees will define their proposed overall deployment projects, but such proposals must be submitted in the form of sets of SPAs. By including a…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1303 Prioritization and Scoring Process
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A. In Round 1, prospective subgrantees must specify the amount of requested BEAD funding for each application, expressed as a percentage of the total reference amount for all SPAs included in the application. B. Prospective subgrantees also must submit scoreable application eleme…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1305 Prioritizing Unserved Service Projects
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A. A GUMBO 2.0 application is defined as a set of SPAs. The inclusion of an SPA in an application carries an obligation to deploy to all eligible locations in the SPA if the application is awarded. All application plans and commitments such as for affordability, technology type, …
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1307 Prioritizing Eligible CAIs
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A. Deployment to all eligible CAIs shall be prioritized before making funds available for non-deployment projects.
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1309 Compliance with EHP and BABA Requirements
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A. Projects must be in adherence to the requirements of any applicable laws: Build America, Buy America Act (BABA), the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) (42 U.S.C. §4321 et seq.) and National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) (54 U.S.C. §300101 et seq.).
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1311 Definition of Eligible Project Areas
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A. All prospective subgrantees shall define their overall application areas as a set of pre-defined sub-project areas. A project area is the overall proposed deployment area included in an application, comprising the eligible locations within the set of SPAs included in the appli…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1313 Ensuring Universal Coverage in Subsequent Funding Rounds
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A. If coverage gaps remain after the first rounds, to close these remaining coverage gaps, the office may begin targeted outreach and negotiation strategy with the proximate providers and/or newly awarded subgrantees with the greatest apparent ability to make targeted extensions …
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1315 Tribal Government Consent
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A. Prospective subgrantees with plans to build within any of the tribal lands shall provide a Resolution of Consent or other formal demonstration of consent from each tribal government’s tribal council or other governing body, upon whose tribal lands the infrastructure will be de…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1317 Identification of Extremely High Cost per Location Threshold
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A. The EHCT will be determined based on funding requirements for actual subgrant proposals received in the state of Louisiana. The GUMBO 2.0 EHCT mechanism therefore will permit the office, pursuant to BEAD rules, to select certain non-FTTH applications instead of FTTH if the ove…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1319 Use of Extremely High Cost per Location Threshold
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A. An EHCT will be identified and utilized as necessary.
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1321 Ensuring Minimum Financial Capability
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A.1. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide details to complete a review of financial capability, including but not limited to the following. a. Obtain the five years of financial statements, pro forma statements or financial audits submitted by each…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1323 Supporting Documentation for BEAD Subgrantee Selection Process
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A. The office shall incorporate specific intake questions and publish them for applicants.
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1325 Ensuring Managerial Capability
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A. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide the details listed below related to managerial capability. 1. Resumes for Key Personnel Requirement. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide resumes for all key management personn…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1327 Ensuring Technical Capability
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A. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide details related to technical capability. B. Documentation related to the requirements below will be collected and reviewed by qualified personnel. 1. Technical Qualification for Implementation and Credentiale…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1329 Ensuring Compliance with Applicable Laws
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A. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide details related to compliance with applicable laws. 1. Compliance with Federal, State, and Local Laws. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide the details listed below related to …
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1331 Ensuring Operational Capabilities
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A Required Operational Qualifications. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantee shall provide the details listed below related to operational capability. 1. A prospective subgrantee will provide operational details including but not limited to the following: a. years…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1333 Ensuring Ownership
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A. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantee shall provide details related to ensuring ownership.
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee Selection-1335 Disclosure of Other Publicly Funded Projects
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A. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall provide the details listed below related to disclosure of other publicly funded projects. 1. Disclosure of Existing or Future Publicly-Funded Projects. To submit a grant application, prospective subgrantees shall pro…
Chapter 13. Deployment Subgrantee SelectionOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1301 Minimum Design Guidelines for Rural Arterial Roads
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Item No. Item Rural RA-1 RA-2 RA-3 1 Design Speed (mph) 501 602 70 2 Number of Lanes (minimum)3 2 2 4 3 Width of Travel Lanes (ft) 11–124 12 12 4 Width of Shoulders (minimum)(ft) (a) Two Lane 85 85 N/A (b) Divided facilities (1) Inside8 4 4 46 (2) Outside 85 85 8–107 5 Shoulder T…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1303 Footnotes for Rural Arterial Design Standards
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A. Footnote for Item 1, RA-1 Classification. The design speed may not be less than the current posted speed of the overall route. B. Footnote for Item 1, RA-2 Classification. Consider using RA-3 criteria (except Item No. 2) for roadways that will be widened in the future. C. Foot…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1305 Minimum Design Guidelines for Freeways
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Item No. Item Urban Rural F-1 F-2 F-31 1 Design Speed (mph) 50 60 70 2 Level of Service C3 C3 B 2 3 Number of Lanes (minimum) 4 4 4 4 Width of Travel Lanes (ft) 12 12 12 5 Width of Shoulders (ft) (a) Inside4 6 6 6 (b) Outside5 10 10 10 6 Shoulder Type Paved Paved Paved 7 Width of…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1307 Footnotes for Freeway Design Standards
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A. Footnote for F-3 Classification. These guidelines may be used in urban areas. B. Footnote for Item 2, F-3 Classification. Level of Service C can be used in urban areas. C. Footnote for Item 2, F-1 and F-2 Classifications. Level of Service D can be used in heavily developed urb…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1309 Minimum Design Guidelines for Local Roads and Streets
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Item No. Item Rural Urban RL-1 RL-2 RL-3 UL-1 UL-2 1 Design Speed (mph)1 30 40 50 20 30 2 Average Daily Traffic 0–250 250–400 Over 400 N/A N/A 3 Typical Number of Lanes 2 2 2 2 2 4 Minimum Width of Travel Lanes (ft) 9 9 11–122 10–113 10–113 5 Minimum Width of Shoulders (ft) 4 2 2…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1311 Footnotes for Local Road and Street Design Guidelines
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A. Footnote for Item 1. The design speed may not be less than the current posted speed of the overall route. B. Footnote for Item 4, RL-3 Classification. For ADT greater than 2,000, use 12-foot lane widths. C. Footnote for Item 4, UL-1 and UL-2 Classifications. Lane widths in res…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1313 Minimum Design Guidelins for Rural Collector Roads
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Item No. Item Rural RC-1 RC-2 RC-3 1 Average Daily Traffic 1 Under 400 400-2000 Over 2000 2 Design Speed (mph) 40–602 50–602 60 3 Number of Lanes 2 2 2–43 4 Width of Travel Lanes (ft) 11 11–124 12 5 Width of Shoulders (ft) (a) Inside on multilane facilities N/A N/A 4 (b) Outside …
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1315 Footnotes for Rural Collector Design Standards
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A. Footnote for Item 1. Current traffic may be used to determine the appropriate classification. B. Footnote for Item 2, RC-1 and RC-2 Classifications. The design speed may not be less than the current posted speed of the overall route. C. Footnote for Item 3, RC-3 Classification…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1317 Minimum Design Guidelines for Suburban Arterial Roads and Streets
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Item No. Item Suburban1 SA-1 SA-2 1 Design Speed (mph) 50 55 2 Level of Service C C 3 Number of Lanes 2 (min)-4 (typ) 2 (min)-4 (typ) 4 Width of Travel Lanes(ft) 12 12 5 Width of Shoulders (minimum) (ft)2 (a) Inside on multilane facilities 4 4 (b) Outside 8 8 6 Shoulder Type Pave…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1319 Footnotes for Suburban Arterial Design Guidelines
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A. Footnote for SA-1 and SA-2 Classifications. These guidelines may be used only on a rural roadway section that adjoins a roadway section currently classified as urban. The classification selected should be based on the posted speed. B. Footnote for Item 5. If curb is used, it s…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1321 Minimum Design Guidelines for Urban and Suburban Collector Roads and Streets
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Item No. Item Urban Suburban1 UC-1 UC-2 SC-1 SC-2 SC-3 1 Average Daily Traffic N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A 2 Design Speed (mph) 30–40 45 40 45 50 3 Number of Lanes (minimum) 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 4 Width of Travel Lanes (ft) 11–12 122 11 11 11–122 5 Width of Shoulders (ft) (a) Inside on mu…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1323 Footnotes for Urban and Suburban Collector Design Guidelines
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A. Footnote for SC-1, SC-2 and SC-3 Classifications. These guidelines may be used only on a rural roadway section that adjoins a roadway section currently classified as urban. The classification selected should be based on the posted speed. B. Footnote for Item 4, UC-2 and SC-3 C…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1325 Minimum Design Guidelines for Urban Arterial Roads and Streets
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Item No. Item Urban UA-1 UA-2 UA-3 UA-4 UA-5 1 Design Speed (mph) 40 45 50 55 60 2 Level of Service1 C C C C C 3 Number of Lanes 2 (min)–4 (typ) 2 (min) – 4 (typ) 2 (min) – 4 (typ) 2 (min) – 4 (typ) 2 (min) – 4 (typ) 4 Width of Travel Lanes(ft) 11 11–12 12 12 12 5 Width of Should…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained System-1327 Footnotes for Urban Arterial Design Guidelines
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A. Footnote for Item 2. Level of service D allowable in heavily developed urban areas. B. Footnote for Item 5. Curb may be used in place of shoulders on UA-1 and UA-2 facilities. If used on UA-3, UA-4 or UA-5 facilities, curb should be placed at the edge of shoulder. For design s…
Chapter 13. Design Guidelines for Freeways, Arterial, Collector,and Local Highways under the Jurisdiction of Political Subdivisionsand Not in theState-Maintained SystemOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1301 General Requirements
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A. The purpose of this Section is to establish guidelines and requirements for computerized digital mapping in accordance with these standards. These guidelines and requirements provide descriptions of terminology, data structure, accuracy and data exchange specifications. B. In …
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1303 Data Definitions
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A. The following definitions of digital map data are presented to clarify their usage and meaning under these standards. 1. Layer. A layer can be either a complete digital map or any single component overlay for a map. Layers may contain one or more components. A planimetric map,…
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1305 Digital Accuracy
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A. A number of requirements must be addressed and complied with to ensure the accuracy of the final digital product. These accuracy requirements are separate from those that are considered throughout the preceding ground control, aerial photography and analytic aerial triangulati…
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1307 Data Exchange Format
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A. Digital data shall be provided on acceptable MS-DOS formatted computer transfer media in DXF file format. Each planimetric, topographic or parcel feature, as identified by a unique feature code, shall be either on a separate component layer or assigned level for viewing and pl…
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1309 Appendix A―Planimetric Map―Layer Categories and Feature Elements
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PLANIMETRIC MAP LAYER CATEGORIES AND FEATURE ELEMENTS The following Layer Categories and Feature Elements shall be included on Planimetric Maps: MARGIN CATEGORY Map Sheet and Image Area Border Coordinate Grid Lines Planimetric Map Title Map Number and Parish Louisiana State Plane…
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1311 Appendix B―Topographic Map―Layer Categories and Feature Elements
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TOPOGRAPHIC MAP LAYER CATEGORIES AND FEATURE ELEMENTS In addition to any or all of the Planimetric Layer Categories and Feature Elements designated within preceding §1309, Appendix A, the following Layer Categories and Feature Elements shall also be included on Topographic Maps: …
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1313 Appendix C―Parcel Map―Layer Categories and Feature Elements
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PARCEL MAP LAYER CATEGORIES AND FEATURE ELEMENTS In addition to any or all of the Planimetric and Topographic Layer Categories and Feature Elements designated within preceding §§1309, Appendix A, and 1311, Appendix B, the following Layer Categories and Feature Elements shall also…
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Digital Mapping Requirements-1315 Appendix D―Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
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A. Figure 1 B. Figure 2 C. Figure 3 D. Figure 4 E. Figure 5
Chapter 13. Digital Mapping RequirementsOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disability Retirement-1301 Qualifications for Disability Retirement
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A. On behalf of the board of trustees, the executive director is authorized and directed to designate, under R.S. 11:219, outside physicians in any area of medical specialty and from any area of the state either to review case histories or to conduct regular or appeal examination…
Chapter 13. Disability RetirementOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disclosure-1301 Disclosure of Agreements between Financial Professionals for Negotiated Transactions
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A. The duties of the Bond Commission (the "commission") require that it choose financial professionals (including, without limitation, firms of underwriters, financial advisors, and bond attorneys) in connection with certain bond issues and the commission predicates such choices …
Chapter 13. DisclosureOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule-1301 General
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A. Pursuant to the definition of national primary drinking water regulations and the provisions of §377 of this Part, the Department of Health and Hospitals (DHH) Office of Public Health (OPH) adopts by reference the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) federal D…
Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts RuleOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule-1303 Applicability
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A. The requirements of this Subchapter shall only be applicable to public water systems whose source of water is surface water or ground water under the direct influence of surface water (GWUDISW) which employ conventional filtration treatment.
Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts RuleOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule-1305 Monthly TOC Monitoring/Reporting
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A. Public water systems, meeting §1303.A applicability requirements of this Subchapter, shall submit the results of their paired (source water and treated water) total organic carbon (TOC) samples (which have been collected for compliance determination in accord with the system's…
Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts RuleOpen chapter PDF ↗Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule-1307 Quarterly TOC Report
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A. At the end of each calendar quarter, public water systems, meeting §1303.A applicability requirements of this Subchapter, shall submit a quarterly TOC report to the state health officer for each plant site. Particularly, after 12 consecutive months of TOC compliance monitoring…
Chapter 13. Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts RuleOpen chapter PDF ↗