25,466 sections across 2,439 Louisiana regulatory chapters.
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1311 Issuance of Certificate of Registration⎯Permit[Formerly 49:8.0050]
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A. A certificate of registration-permit shall be issued upon receipt of an application provided that no certificate of registration-permit be issued until inspection has been made of the tanning facility and it has been found to be operating in compliance with the provisions of t…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1313 Renewal of Registration⎯Permit[Formerly 49:8.0060]
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A. The registrant shall file applications for renewal of certificate of registration-permit on forms provided by the department. The application shall be sent to the mailing address of the principal registrant listed on the last application for registration-permit submitted. B. A…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1315 Report of Changes[Formerly 49:8.0070]
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A. The registrant shall notify the department in writing before making any change which would render the information contained in the application for certificate of registration-permit inaccurate. Notification of changes shall include information required by R.S. 40:2705(D)1, 2, …
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1317 Transfer of Certificate of Registration⎯Permit[Formerly 49:8.0080]
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A. No certificate of registration-permit may be transferred from one person to another or from one tanning facility to another tanning facility.
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1319 Prohibited Acts; Advertisement[Formerly 49:8.0090]
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A. A tanning facility may not claim or distribute promotional materials that claim use of a tanning device is safe or free from risk. B. No person shall state or imply that any activity under such certificate of registration-permit has been approved by the department. C. No perso…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1321 Denial, Suspension, or Revocation of a Certificate of Registration⎯Permit[Formerly 49:8.0100]
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A. The department may deny, suspend, or revoke a certificate of registration-permit applied for or issued pursuant to these regulations: 1. for any material false statement in the application for certificate of registration-permit or in any statement of fact required by provision…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1323 Compliance with Federal and State Law[Formerly 49:8.0110]
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A. Tanning devices used by a tanning facility shall comply with 21 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) part 1040.20, sunlamp products and ultraviolet lamps intended for use in sunlamp products. B. Except as otherwise ordered or approved by the department, each tanning facility shal…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1325 Warning Signs Required[Formerly 49:8.0120]
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A. The registrant shall conspicuously post the warning sign described in Subsection B of this Section within three feet of each tanning station and in such a manner that the sign is clearly visible, not obstructed by any barrier, equipment or other object, and can be easily viewe…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1327 Tanning Equipment Standards[Formerly 49:8.0130]
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A. Equipment used in tanning facilities shall conform to the standards set forth in R.S. 40:2711(A) through (D) as well as the following. 1. Tanning equipment booths or rooms shall be of rigid construction. 2. Wall surfaces within booths or rooms shall be easily cleanable and sha…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1329 Requirements for Stand-Up Booths[Formerly 49:8.0140]
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A. Tanning booths designed for stand-up use shall also comply with the requirements of R.S. 40:2712.
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1331 Potable Water Supply; Sanitary Facilities; Sewage and Waste Disposal[Formerly 49:8.0150]
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A. Each tanning facility shall provide an ample supply of potable hot and cold water, under pressure for drinking, cleansing, washing or other purposes. Such water supply shall not be cross connected to any other supply. B. Each tanning facility shall provide toilet and hand wash…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1333 Rubbish and Trash Disposal[Formerly 49:8.0160]
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A. Rubbish, trash, and other debris including used or burned out tanning lamps shall be so conveyed, stored and disposed of as to minimize the development of odor and to prevent harborage of vermin.
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1335 Operational Requirements[Formerly 49:8.0170]
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A. Each tanning facility must be operated under the requirements set forth by R.S. 40:2713. B. Each tanning facility shall establish and adhere to effective procedures for cleaning and sanitizing each tanning bed or booth as well as protective eyewear before and after use of such…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1337 Information Provided to Consumers, Warnings[Formerly 49:8.0180]
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A. Each tanning facility operator shall provide each consumer, prior to initial exposure, a written warning statement as required by R.S. 40:2714(A). Such warning statements shall be signed by each consumer and maintained permanently on file at the tanning facility. A copy of the…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1339 Reports to the Department[formerly 49:8.0190]
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A. The registrant shall submit to the department a written report of actual or alleged injury from the use of registered tanning equipment within five working days after occurrence or notice thereof as required by R.S. 40:2714(D). The report shall include: 1. the name of the affe…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1341 Replacement of Ultraviolet Lamps, Bulbs, Filters[Formerly 49:8.0210]
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A. Defective and burned out lamps, bulbs, or filters shall be replaced in accordance with R.S. 40:2714(F) and (G).
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1343 Tanning Equipment Operator Training[Formerly 49:8.0220]
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A. The registrant shall certify that all tanning equipment operators are adequately trained in at least the following: 1. the requirements of these regulations; 2. procedures for correct operation of the tanning facility and tanning equipment; 3. recognition of injury or overexpo…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1345 Inspections by Department[Formerly 49:8.0230]
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A. In order to effect the enforcement of these regulations, officers or employees duly authorized by the department or the state health officer, after making reasonable request, may enter any registered or unregistered tanning facility and inspect all tanning booths, rooms, tanni…
Chapter 13. Regulation of Tanning Facilities and Equipment:-1347 Penalties; Criminal Penalty; Injunction[Formerly 49:8.0240]
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A. Criminal penalties or injunctions may be imposed upon a tanning facility operator as provided by 40:2716 and 40:2717 of the Act.
Chapter 13. Reimbursement-1301 Payment
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A. Participants shall be eligible for Medicaid payment of the PACE premium on their behalf if they meet the categorically needy income and resource criteria for Medicaid eligibility for nursing facility and Home and Community Based Services waiver services. B. Participants are el…
Chapter 13. Renunciation of Benefits-1301 Terms and Conditions to Renounce a Benefit
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A. Any person eligible to receive, or receiving a benefit from MERS may renounce such benefit under the following terms and conditions: 1. the renunciation shall be unconditional and irrevocable. Once a benefit is renounced, MERS shall have no further obligation or liability with…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1301 Definitions
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A. The following terms as used in this Chapter shall have the following meaning. Apprentice―a trainee who works under the direct supervision of a repossession agent. Approved Association―the National Finance Adjusters, Inc., Allied Finance Adjusters Conference, Inc., Time Adjuste…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1303 Licensing Requirements and Qualifications
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A. No person shall engage in business as a repossession agency, qualifying agent or repossession agent in this state without first filing an application, paying a non-refundable application fee, and obtaining a license from the commissioner. Every application for a license shall …
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1305 Renewal Application; Change of Control; Change of Location; Change of Name
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A. Annually by November 1 each repossession agency, qualifying agent, repossession agent, and apprentice shall file a renewal application and with the exception of the qualifying agent pay a non-refundable renewal fee. 1. An annual renewal application received by the commissioner…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1307 Fees
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A. All fees are non-refundable. 1. License Application Fee a. Repossession Agency (which includes qualifying agent)―$1500 b. Repossession Agent―$400 c. Apprentice―$400 2. License Renewal Application Fee and Late Payment Penalty a. Repossession Agency (which includes qualifying ag…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1309 Conduct of Business
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A. Repossession Agency 1. A repossession agency shall at all times be responsible for those actions of its employees, including its manager, performed in violation of state law and this Chapter when acting within the course and scope of his or her employment. 2. A repossession ag…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1311 Personal Effects
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A. If personal effects not covered by a security agreement, are contained in or on collateral at the time it is recovered, the effects shall be removed from the collateral subject to the security interest, a complete and accurate inventory shall be made, and the personal effects …
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1313 Examination and Record Keeping
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A. The commissioner shall have the power to examine all books, records, and accounts of all persons regulated under this Chapter. B. Each repossession agency required to be licensed under this Chapter shall maintain in its offices such books, records, and accounts of its reposses…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1315 Prohibitions
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A. A repossession agent shall not: 1. use a name other than that which is on its license; 2. contract with a secured party for self-help repossession who is not authorized by the Additional Default Remedies Act to use the provisions of that Act; 3. allow an unlicensed person to r…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1317 Powers of the Commissioner
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A. The commissioner shall have the power to issue subpoenas to any person for the purpose of discovering violations in this Chapter and to require the attendance of witnesses or the production of documents, conduct hearings in aid of any investigation or inquiry, administer oaths…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1319 Notification or Service
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A. Whenever a person becomes licensed by the commissioner, pursuant to this Chapter, such person shall provide a physical address to the commissioner that may be used as a basis for service or notification of any order or other issuance or communication by the commissioner to suc…
Chapter 13. Repossession Agents-1321 Severability
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A. If any provision or item of this regulation, or the application thereof, is held invalid, such invalidity shall not affect other provisions, items, or applications of the regulation which can be given effect without the invalid provisions, items, or application.
Chapter 13. Residential Referral-1301 Judicial Agency Referral Residential Facilities
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A. Purpose⎯to state the secretary’s rules relative to the housing or temporary residence of individuals who have been arrested for the commission of a crime and are referred by any judicial agency to a certified residential facility and to provide for the construction, standards …
Chapter 13. Residential Referral-1303 Standard Operating Procedures
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A. American Correctional Association (ACA) 1. All judicial agency referral residential facilities shall be operated in accordance with R.S. 40:2852 and must maintain accreditation by the American Correctional Association Standards for Adult Community Residential Services. Facilit…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-905 Eligibility
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A. Eligible Sites. All sites shall be eligible for voluntary remediation, except for the following: 1. permitted hazardous waste management units (HWMU) regulated under LAC 33:V or federal hazardous waste regulations (if the HWMU is located within a larger site, then only that po…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-907 Liability and Exemptions from Liability
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A. Persons Exempt from Liability. Following a completed voluntary remedial action and issuance of a certificate of completion, the following persons shall be exempt from liability provided in R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI: 1. the person who undertook and completed the v…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-909 Voluntary Remedial Investigation and Remedial Action Requirements
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A. Remedial Investigations. Voluntary remedial investigations shall be consistent with the methods and processes provided by RECAP. Voluntary remedial investigations must include: 1. the determination of the nature and extent of potential threats to human health and the environme…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-911 Application Process
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A. Voluntary Remedial Investigation Applications. Prior to performing a remedial investigation and submission of the application in Subsection B of this Section, the applicant may submit a voluntary remedial investigation application for review and approval by the administrative …
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-913 Completion of Voluntary Remedial Actions
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A. Implementation. Voluntary remedial actions must be performed in accordance with the voluntary remedial action plan approved by the administrative authority. Any modification in the plan must be approved by the administrative authority in advance of implementation of the modifi…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-915 Additional Requirements for Partial Voluntary Remedial Actions
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A. Criteria for Partial Remediation. The administrative authority may approve a voluntary remediation application for partial voluntary remedial action submitted in accordance with LAC 33:VI.911, provided: 1. the applicant is a nonresponsible person; 2. the voluntary remedial act…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-917 Fees and Direct Cost Recovery
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A. Fees 1. Voluntary Remedial Investigation Application Review Fee. Remedial investigation work plans submitted to the department for review must be accompanied by a $500 review fee. 2. Voluntary Remediation Application Review Fee. Voluntary remediation applications must be accom…
Chapter 13. Responsible Person or Responsible Landowner—a person who is responsible under the provisions of R.S. 30:Chapter 12.Part I and LAC 33:VI for the discharge or disposal or threatened discharge or disposal of a hazardous substance or hazardous waste at a voluntary remediation site, except that, for the purposes of this Chapter, a person who owns or has an interest in a voluntary remediation site is generally not a responsible person or responsible landowner, unless that person:-919 Record Retention
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A. All data, reports, plans, drawings, correspondence, and other investigation and remediation records generated by applicants for voluntary remediation must be maintained by the applicants for at least three years after the date of issuance of the certificate of completion, or i…
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1301 Scope
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A. This Chapter constitutes the minimum technical requirements to evaluate and/or remediate sites that have been affected by constituents of concern, except as otherwise specifically provided by statute, rule, or permit. B. Any remediation performed in accordance with this Chapte…
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1302 Definitions
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A. The following terms used in this Chapter shall have the meanings listed below, unless the context otherwise requires, or unless specifically redefined in a particular Section. Department—the Department of Environmental Quality.
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1303 Liberal Construction
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A. These rules, being necessary to promote the public health and welfare, shall be liberally construed in order to permit the department to effectuate the provisions of the Environmental Quality Act including, but not limited to, R.S. 30:2272.1, 2077, 2195.2(A), 2195.10, 2203(A),…
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1305 Applicability
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A. Except as is otherwise specifically provided by statute, rule, or permit, this Chapter establishes the minimum technical requirements to evaluate and/or remediate sites that have been affected by constituents of concern including, without limitation, those sites and activities…
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1307 Adoption by Reference
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A. The document entitled, "Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program (RECAP)," dated October 20, 2003, is hereby adopted and incorporated herein in its entirety. The RECAP document is available for purchase or inspection from 8 a.m. u…
Chapter 13. Risk Evaluation/Corrective Action Program-1309 Severability
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A. If any provision of these regulations or the application thereof to any person, situation, or circumstance is for any reason adjudged invalid, the adjudication does not affect any other provision or application that can be given effect without the invalid provision or applicat…
Chapter 13. Rule Number 3―Advertisements of Accident and Sickness Insurance-1301 Purpose
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A. The purpose of these rules is to assure truthful and adequate disclosure of all material and relevant information in the advertising of accident and sickness insurance. This purpose is intended to be accomplished by the establishment of, and adherence to, certain minimum stand…
Chapter 13. Rule Number 3―Advertisements of Accident and Sickness Insurance-1303 Applicability
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A. These rules shall apply to any accident and sickness insurance advertisement, as that term is hereinafter defined, intended for presentation, distribution or dissemination in this state when such presentation, distribution or dissemination is made either directly or indirectly…