Louisiana Administrative Code

A. The initial contract can be entered into for any period not exceeding five years. Each contract may be renewed for periods of up to five years providing that: 1. the total number of years of exemption shall not exceed 15 years; 2. the applicant can show that it is in the best …

A. Any establishment, and its contractors, applying for an exemption or state-sponsored subsidy shall designate and set-aside for awarding to economically disadvantaged businesses an amount not less than ten percent of the value of the anticipated total procurement of goods and s…

A. Definition of Inventory. The term inventory is defined as the aggregate of those items of tangible personal property which are: 1. held for sale in the ordinary course of business; 2. are currently in the process of production for subsequent sale; 3. are ultimately to be consu…

A. Addendum for Record Requirements 1. Proper records require that in addition to the above stated, should also include, but, is not limited to, a copy of the following: a. the annual report for the business; b. federal income tax return; c. Louisiana state income tax return; d. …

A. Solicitation and Award of Contracts. The Nineteenth Judicial District Court shall have exclusive venue over an action between the university and a bidder, offeror, or contractor, prospective or actual, to determine whether a solicitation or award of a contract is in accordance…

A. Pursuant to a revision of the definition of National Primary Drinking Water Regulations published in the May 20, 1994 Louisiana Register (LR 20:545), the Department of Health and Hospitals (DHH) Office of Public Health (OPH) initially adopted by reference the United States Env…

A. Community and non-transient non-community water systems shall complete and submit a DHH-OPH certification form listing each site selected for compliance monitoring and the site's associated tier level (tier 1 sampling site, tier 2 sampling site, or tier 3 sampling site) as wel…

A. This Chapter contains requirements for the issuance of a license authorizing the use of sealed sources containing radioactive material in irradiators used to irradiate objects or materials using gamma radiation. This Chapter also contains radiation safety requirements for oper…

A. As used in this Chapter, the following definitions apply. Other definitions applicable to this Chapter may be found in LAC 33:XV.Chapters 1 and 2. Annually―at intervals not to exceed one year. Doubly Encapsulated Sealed Source―a sealed source in which the radioactive material …

A. No person shall manufacture, produce, acquire, receive, possess, use, or transfer radioactive material for use in an irradiator, except in accordance with a specific license issued by the department, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, or an agreement state. Specific license ap…

A. These rules implement the Louisiana Community Development Financial Institution (LCDFI) Program pursuant to R.S. 51:3081 et seq. This program was created by Act 491 of the 2005 Louisiana Legislature to further community development, diminish poverty, provide assistance in the …

vii.(a). a person that, within six months before or at any time after the date that a LCDFI invests in the person, is controlled by a LCDFI or any of its affiliates; (b). however, even though a LCDFI may not intend to control a business in which it invests, it may obtain short-te…

A. A company organized and existing under the laws of Louisiana, created for the purpose of making qualified investments, as required in R.S. 51:3081 et seq., shall make written application for certification to the commissioner on application forms provided by the office. 1. An a…

A. The application shall contain the following specific information: 1. name of applicant; 2. date of application; 3. address of applicant; 4. Louisiana corporate certification number and certified copies of the articles of incorporation and initial report filed with the Louisian…

A. All LCDFIs, through an act under private signature executed by the business, duly acknowledged pursuant to Louisiana law, shall certify and acknowledge all of the following conditions for certification as a Louisiana Community Development Financial Institution and shall certif…

A. In calculating the percentage requirements for continued certification of an investment pool under Subsection A of R.S. 51:3087 and decertification of an investment pool under R.S. 51:3088. 1. The numerator for the investment pool shall be: a. 100 percent of the sum of all qua…

A. In the event of a change of control of a LCDFI, the LCDFI shall provide written notification to the commissioner of the proposed transaction at least 30 days prior to the proposed change of control effective date. Unless additional information is required, the commissioner sha…

A. Prior to making a qualified investment in a Louisiana entrepreneurial business, a LCDFI shall obtain, from an authorized representative of the business, a signed affidavit, the original of which shall be maintained by the LCDFI in its files. The affidavit shall contain all of …

A. Books and Records 1. A LCDFI shall make and keep its records in conformity with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. 2. A LCDFI shall make and keep all of its records at its main office as identified in its application for certification or at some other location authorize…

A. Election of Directors or Managers. At least 30 days prior to the election of any person as the director or manager of a LCDFI, such LCDFI and such director or manager shall file with the commissioner a report containing the following information: 1. name, address and occupatio…

A. Pursuant to R.S. 51:3084(6), an investment for the purposes of earning income tax credits means a transaction that, in substance and in form, is the investment of cash in exchange for either: 1. common stock, preferred stock, or an equivalent ownership interest in a LCDFI; or …

A. Pursuant to the authority granted under R.S. 51:3088(A) and 3089(4), the following fee and assessment structure is hereby established to cover necessary costs associated with the administration of the Louisiana Community Development Financial Institution Act, R.S. 51:3081 et s…

A. The following words and terms, when used in this Subchapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context expressly indicates otherwise: Act―the Louisiana Egg Commission Act, being Act #441 of 1968 found in R.S. 3:551.1-551.11. Case―a standard 30 dozen egg case. Commi…

A. No member of the commission shall receive a salary, but each member shall receive a per diem of $15 per day.

A. The commission shall elect a chairman, vice-chairman, and a secretary/treasurer, and other officers as it deems appropriate, who shall have the following authority and duties: 1. The commission shall elect a chairman, who shall be one of its members, and who shall be elected a…

A. The $0.02 per case assessment on all eggs produced or distributed in Louisiana, as provided for in R.S. 3:841, shall be collected by the commissioner in such manner and method as shall be prescribed herein. B. Assessments are to be collected and paid in accordance with R.S. 3:…

A. All producers, handlers and dealers shall maintain books and records reflecting their operations, and shall produce to the commissioner, or a duly authorized and designated representative of the commissioner, such information as may be requested, relating to their operations. …

A. Every person who produces, processes, distributes, or sells eggs or egg products in Louisiana shall obtain a license to do so from the department. B. Applications for licenses shall be on forms provided by the department and shall be submitted together with the necessary appli…

A. GUBMO 2.0 applicants and subgrantees may request a modification to their low-cost service option from the $30 target effective rate as follows. 1. In no case may the offered rate exceed the $65 average rate for comparable service plans in Louisiana as reflected in the 2023 FCC…

A. All subgrantees shall participate in the Affordable Connectivity Program or any successor program.

A. Duly authorized representatives of the commissioner may inspect all pesticide applicator operations semi-annually, with or without prior notification, provided that the commissioner may monitor such sites on a more frequent basis whenever, in his sole discretion, he determines…

A. Act 230 of 1979 provided for the purchase and renovation of New Orleans Home and Rehabilitation Center. The facility provides inpatient, long-term health care to the indigent.

A. The following requirements provide for digital parcel map preparation and relational data base development in accordance with these standards. B. The state of Louisiana has adopted the following definition of a parcel for the purpose of these mapping standards―a parcel is a co…

A. Adequate research shall be conducted to determine the deed, title or other means of description for each and every parcel of property within the project area. Sources of existing record information to be evaluated for construction of parcel maps shall include, but are not nece…

A. Adequate efforts shall be made to locate and obtain copies of all required source document information to aid in the implementation of the parcel mapping process. Information and data sources to be utilized shall include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following: 1. o…

A. An individual parcel index record shall be prepared for each parcel of land to be mapped. The most current and complete assessment rolls, land records and property record data shall be used as the initial source of information to prepare the parcel index record. The informatio…

A. Map Size. The outside edge dimensions of all hard-copy parcel overlay maps shall be 28 inches high by 36 inches long. The neat image area shall be 25 inches high by 25 inches long. All parcel maps will be the same size and layout as the Geographic Base Map Sheets, and shall al…

A. In addition to meeting the requirements for permits outlined in the applicable sections of the environmental quality regulations, an applicant shall: 1. have no history of environmental violation(s) that demonstrates to the department an unwillingness or inability to achieve a…

A. Each subgrantee will be required to have a written personnel policy, which has board approval. The personnel policy must be reasonable and available for review by the Department of Labor. B. Policy Compliance. Each subgrantee will be required to comply with the provisions of i…

A. Qualifying Criteria. Effective for dates of service on or after April 15, 2013, the department shall provide supplemental Medicaid payments for inpatient hospital services rendered by non-state privately owned hospitals in the Baton Rouge Area that meet the following condition…

A. Reserved. B. Effective for dates of service on or after April 15, 2013, a major teaching hospital that enters into a cooperative endeavor agreement with the Department of Health and Hospitals to provide acute care hospital services to Medicaid and uninsured patients and which …

A. When an employee is reinstated to a position in state government by the Department of Civil Service or a court of law, the employee is entitled to receive retirement service credit for the period of time that is reinstated provided payment of employee and employer contribution…

A. Employees reinstated into state government shall be entitled to purchase service credit as provided in this Chapter, and the employee shall be treated as if he was a member during this period of purchased service credit, except that the reinstated employee will not be entitled…

A. Any active member who qualifies to purchase service credit under the provisions of R.S. 11:191.B may purchase the service credit to which he would have been entitled in the system had he been an active contributing member of the retirement system during the full term of his em…

A. If a member elects to repay part of a refund, he must repay the contributions for the most recent service credit first. For example, if a member received a refund for service from January 1, 1991 through December 31, 1993, and elects to repay one year of service, he/she must r…

A. The Louisiana Department of Economic Development (“LED” or “department”) has determined that the support of regional economic development efforts is critical to the long-term economic health of the state of Louisiana. The following rules for the regional awards and matching gr…

A. The program is designed to provide assistance to eligible economic development organizations in their comprehensive and strategic marketing and/or recruitment plans for towns, cities, parishes, regions or the state as a site for new and/or expanded business development. The pr…

A. Eligible applicants for the benefits of this program shall be nonprofit economic development organizations (“EDO”) established in accordance with Louisiana law and in good standing in the state of Louisiana. The EDO must have as one of its primary objectives promoting Louisian…

A. Eligible applicants may qualify for grants in the manner hereinafter provided under this program through either: 1. regional awards that are to be administered on behalf of an association of the EDOs acting in concert to promote regional economic development strategies for the…

A. Regional awards shall be in an amount appropriated by the Louisiana Legislature to this program and shall be allocated to the eight regions of this state in accordance with the map to be provided by LED. The regions will closely approximate the regions of the state presently s…