Contents october 2013 I. Executive orders
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Chapter 19. Towing, Recovery and Storage Subchapter A. Authority, Exemptions, Definitions, Scope §1905. Definitions A. ...
* * * Non-consensual Towing—the movement or transportation of a vehicle by a tow truck without the prior consent or authorization of the owner or operator of the vehicle. This includes private property tows conducted in accordance with the provisions of R.S. 32:1736 and tows by law enforcement or other public agencies. Whenever an owner or operator of a vehicle requests a law enforcement officer or other public agency to initiate a tow, such tow shall be considered non-consensual and subject to Louisiana Public Service Commission tow rates. * * *
Tow Truck—means any motor vehicle equipped with a boom or booms, winches, slings, tilt beds, semi-trailers, and/or similar equipment designed for the towing and/or recovery of vehicles and other objects which cannot operate under their own power or for some reason must be transported by means of towing. AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 32:1714. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of the State Police, LR 32:854 (May 2006), amended LR 39: Subchapter B. Tow Truck License Plate; Required Insurance §1913. Tow Truck License Plate A. - A.1. … a. Car carrier companies which transport less than five motor vehicles and do not store or hold motor vehicles shall be licensed as tow trucks upon application and submission of an affidavit to the Department of Public Safety and Corrections stating that the company does not store or hold motor vehicles and does not carry garage keeper’s legal liability or garage liability insurance. These companies shall receive a “car carrier” endorsement on their required motor vehicle registration. This does not exclude the car carrier company from any other regulations as set by the Louisiana Towing and Storage Act. 2. - 2.b. … c. legal business entities such as corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, limited liability partnerships, or other such legally recognized entities, whether registered with the office of the Secretary of State or not, should use their legally registered trade name as their business name. Such legally acknowledged entities shall include in the application: 2.c.i. - 3.b. … c. Tow truck operators or owners shall permanently affix and prominently display on both sides of tow trucks the legal trade name of their business, telephone number and city of the vehicle’s domicile in lettering at least 2 ½ inches in height and not less than ¼ inch in width. Truck and trailer combinations used to transport vehicles may choose to mark either the truck or trailer. A.3.d. - B.3.a.i. … ii. a tow truck has a GVWR or GCWR of 10,000 pounds or less and it shall not be used for towing vehicles for compensation; unless the year of manufacture is prior to 2007, in which case, a GVWR of 10,000 pounds shall not be cause for denial, or B.3.a.iii. - C.1.c. … d. the applicant or employee that operates a tow truck is found to have been convicted of a felony relating to auto theft, vehicle insurance fraud, burglary of a vehicle and/or possession of a stolen vehicle(s) or stolen vehicle parts or employs someone convicted of one of the above stated offenses. D. - D.1.c. … d. obtaining a tow truck license plate under false pretenses; or the applicant or employee that operates a tow truck is found to have been convicted of a felony relating to auto theft, vehicle insurance fraud, burglary of a vehicle and/or possession of stolen vehicle(s) or stolen vehicle parts or employs someone convicted of one of the above stated offenses. D.1.e. - D.1.h. ... AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 32:1714. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of the State Police, LR 32:854 (May 2006), amended LR 39: Subchapter D. Vehicle Storage §1943. Storage Rates A. …
B. Towing and/or storage facilities shall be staffed and open for business Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding state holidays. Employees staffing the facility must have access to vehicle storage records to assist in administrative inspections by the Department and be able to release vehicles and/or belongings. All storage records since the date of the last annual storage inspection must be readily accessible and available. Storage records prior to the last annual inspection, if not readily available, shall be made available by the end of the next business day. 1. Licensed storage facilities that operate as a mechanic or repair shop and do not conduct non-consensual tows may set their own business hours provided they do not charge gate fees and give notice to the Department by noting their days and hours of operation on their storage license application or renewal form. The storage facility must be open for business at least five days a week. These hours must be clearly posted along with other required information in accordance with §1941.D of this Chapter. Storage Facilities that do not adhere to the hours of operation listed on their storage license application or renewal form shall be in violation of failing to staff their facility. Towing and/or storage facilities shall be staffed and open for business Monday thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., excluding state holidays. C. … D. Repealed. AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 32:1714. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of the State Police, LR 32:854 (May 2006), amended LR 39: Subchapter E. Rotation List
A. - A.5.d. ... 6. No law enforcement officer shall recommend to the vehicle owner or operator a specific tow company to conduct a tow. All tows shall be referred to the law enforcement rotation list or the authorized contractor for the law enforcement agency. When the owner or operator exercises their option to select the tow company, such selection shall be duly noted on the tow invoice or the law enforcement record of the incident. B. …
1. Every person, firm, corporation or other entity who participates in a law enforcement Tow Rotation Program, and is engaged in, or associated with the towing, removal or storage of any wrecked, abandoned, disabled or other designated vehicle, shall comply with the department’s procedural orders and all applicable state laws, and administrative regulations governing the towing and storage of vehicles including, but not limited to, R.S. 32:1711 et seq., and LAC 55:I.1901 et seq. C. - C.4. … 5. not be owned, operated by, or knowingly employ any person that operates tow trucks who has been convicted of a felony relating to auto theft, vehicle insurance fraud, burglary of a vehicle, possession of stolen vehicles or vehicle parts. C.6. - F. … 1. Each tow truck and operator shall meet all operational requirements mandated for tow trucks in R.S. 23, 32, and 47 as well as LAC 55. All tow trucks in a business’s fleet shall also be equipped with the following: F.1.a. - F.2.f. … g. wear an approved ANSI Class II or III reflective vest that is in good condition and fits the operator when working on or near the roadway during crash or vehicle recovery. F.3. - G.5.a. ... 6. Interference with commissioned officers at the scene or failure to comply with the officer’s instructions is prohibited. No tow truck owner, operator, or employee shall be required to follow a directive or order that is unsafe or beyond the operational standard or capacity of any equipment being used in cleanup or in the removing of the roadway hazard. If a tow truck owner or operator refuses to follow a directive or order because of an unsafe condition, no adverse action by a law enforcement agency shall be taken against such owner or operator including removal from any rotation list. G.7. - H.2.a.iv.(b). … (c). at least 100 feet of wire or synthetic rope, except that a slide back and tilt bed carrier may have only 50 feet of wire or synthetic rope, with a minimum diameter of 3/8 inch, rated at a minimum of 12,000 pounds breaking strength. H.2.a.v. - H.2.b.iv.(a). … b. power winch rated not less than 20,000 pounds, dual winches must have a minimum of 150 feet wire or synthetic rope per winch with a breaking strength of 21,000 pounds and ½ inch in diameter. H.2.b.v. - H.2.b.vi.(b) … (c). at least 50 feet of 3/8 inch cable or synthetic rope. H.2.b.vi.(d). - H.2.c.iv.(b). … c. minimum of 200 feet of wire or synthetic rope per winch of at least 9/16 inch diameter and rated at breaking strength of 27,000 pounds. H.2.c.v. - J.2. … AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 32:1714. HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Office of the State Police, LR 32:854 (May 2006), amended LR 36:456 (March 2010), LR 36:2580 (November 2010), amended LR 39: Jill Boudreaux Undersecretary 1310#040
CUMULATIVE INDEX (Volume 39, Number 10) 2013 Pages Issue 1-230 January 231-441 February 442-932 March 933-1227 April 1228-1375 May 1376-1657 June 1658-2141 July 2142-2397 August 2398-2657 September 2658-2972 October EO―Executive Order PPM―Policy and Procedure Memoranda ER―Emergency Rule R―Rule N―Notice of Intent CR―Committee Report GR―Governor's Report L―Legislation P―Potpourri QU―Administrative Code Quarterly Update
ADMINISTRATIVE CODE QUARTERLY UPDATE Cumulative January 2012-December 2012, 219QU January 2013-March 2013, 1209QU January 2013-June 2013, 2129QU January 2013-September 2013, 2954QU
Recodification of Part XIII, 2701R Horticulture Commission Landscape architect registration exam, 1366P Seed Commission, Office of Annual quarantine listing plant protection and quarantine, 1211N, 2648P Labeling and testing, 351N, 1757R
Minimum specifications for bait and baiting requirements, 232ER Minimum specifications for trench and treat termite control work, 232ER Structural pest control, 300R Termite controltrench and treat, 358N, 1413R Wood destroying insect report and requests for rule changes or declaratory rulings, 233ER, 2318N Animal Health, Board of Animal care standards, 2320N TB testing of Mexican cattle, 2317N
Fees, 1378ER, 1490N Tuberculosis testing in cervids, 2328N
Assessors’ retirement fund, 2187R Assessors’ retirement fund hearing, 1366P
Formerly Department of Social Services. Division of Programs Economic Stability and Self-Sufficiency Child care assistance program, 2052N, 2736R Child care quality rating system, 2826N Child support enforcement Administrative suspension of licenses, 1063N, 1764R Income assignment, 1064N, 1765R Support enforcement services, 1491N, 2437R Child welfare emergency assistance services program, 67R, 934ER, 1295N, 1672ER, 2191R Drug screening, energy assistance and substance abuse treatment programs, 235ER, 525N, 1230ER, 1413R Increasing resource limit for households with elderly and disabled members, 4ER Recovery of overpayments and over-issuances, 1296N, 2192R Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF) caseload reduction report, 223P Use of TANF benefits, 444ER, 1066N, 1378ER, 2661ER Verbal fair hearing withdrawals, 162N
Crib standards, 470R Criminal records check, 166N Emergency preparedness and evacuation planning, 4ER Juvenile detention facilities fees, fines, penalties, and state central registry disclosure, 127N, 1006R, 1264R Licensing class “A” regulations for child care centers, 2804N Licensing class “B” regulations for child care centers, 2815N Penalty for the operation of an unlicensed
Community and family support system flexible family fund, 5ER, 1231ER, 2401ER Louisiana’s annual progress and services report, 920P Risk assessment evaluation, 2517N, 2659ER Social services block grant intended use report, 920P
Food and drink limit, 2329N Investigation and hearing procedures, 521N, 1415R
Cultural resources, 67R State Parks, Office of State parks, 359N, 1264R ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Business Development Services, Office of Competitive projects tax exemption program, 131N, 1078N, 1419R Research and devlopment tax credit program, 2827N
Entertainment industry tax credit programs Digital media and software act, 133N, 1009R Musical and theatrical production income tax credit program, 140N EDUCATION Elementary and Secondary Education, Board of Comprehensive revisions, 2537N Technical revisions and updates, 307R Bulletin 105―Louisiana Content Standards for Programs Serving Four-Year Old Children, 1492N, 2437R Bulletin 111―The Louisiana School, District and State Accountability System, 534N, 1421R, 1497N, 2441R Alternative education, schools, programs, 472R School Performance Score Component, 304R Bulletin 118—Statewide Assessment Standards and Practices, 73R, 144N, 537N, 1018R, 1422R, 1500N, 2444R Bulletin 119—Louisiana School Transportation Specifications and Procedures, 80R Bulletin 124—Supplemental Educational Services, 1068N, 1765R Bulletin 126—Charter Schools, 473R, 546N, 1021R, 2329N, 2519N Application process, 81R, 1431R Recruitment and enrollment, 148N Bulletin 129―The Recovery School District, 1022R Return of schools to LEA, 82R, 150N, 2524N Bulletin 130—Regulations for the Evaluation and Assessment of School Personnel, 368N, 1272R Bulletin 133—Scholarship Programs, 82R Bulletin 134—Tuition Donation Rebate Program, 152N, 1023R Bulletin 135―Health and Safety, 158N, 1029R, 1071N, 2193R, 2529N Diabetes management and treatment, 2337N Bulletin 136The Louisiana Standards for Early Childhood Care and Education Programs Serving Children Birth-Five Years, 1502N, 2445R Bulletin 741—Louisiana Handbook for School Administrators, 554N, 576N, 2195R, 2338N, 2530N, 2533N, 2534N Bullying, 476R High schools, 168N, 1038R Bulletin 741 (Nonpublic)―Louisiana Handbook for Nonpublic School Administrators―Programs of Study, 306R, 1298N, 1438R, 2339N Diabetes management and treatment, 480R Bulletin 746—Louisiana Standards for State Certification of School Personnel, 616N, 1459R Bulletin 1179—Driver Education, Traffic Safety, and Administrative Guide for Louisiana Schools, 1539N, 2481R Bulletin 1706—Regulations for Implementation of the Children with Exceptionalities Act, 2536N Bulletin 1934―Starting Points Preschool Regulations, 1542N
Registration and licensure, 84R Student Financial Assistance Commission Student Financial Assistance, Office of Chaffe educational and training voucher program eligibility, 2544N Scholarship/grant programs, 2831N 2013 legislation, 2545N Eligibility, 2144 ER LSMSA equivalent courses, 481R TOPS tuition, 2403ER, 2662ER Louisiana GO grant, 934ER, 1073N, 2234R TOPS, 1233ER, 1672ER Equivalent courses, 1338N, 2485R TOPS GPA calculation, 308R Tuition Trust Authority Student Financial Assistance, Office of START savings program, 2012 interest rate, 938ER, 1077N, 2238R ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Secretary, Office of the Legal Division 2008 Ozone (O3) national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS)state implementation plan (SIP) revisions, 223P 2010 Sulfur dioxide (SO2) national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS)state implementation plan (sip) revisions, 433P 2012 Annual incorporation by reference of certain federal air quality regulations, 372N, 1276R Air regulations, 2340N Asbestos-containing materials in schools and state buildings, 1080N CAFO rule update, 2342N Carbamate treatment standards, 1544N, 2486R Control facilities to be installed when feasible, 169N, 1278R Control of emissions of organic compounds, fugitive emission control, 2238R Emission standard for asbestos (demo/reno), 1099N Incorporation by reference of 40 CFR 60, 171N, 1038R Lead notification, 623N, 1466R Office of environmental assessment references, 85R ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (continued) Public hearing—substantive changes to proposed rule AQ329 asbestos-containing materials in schools and state buildings, 2957P Public hearing—substantive changes to proposed rule AQ330 emission standard for asbestos (demo/reno), 2957P Regulated new source review (NSR) pollutant, 375N, 1279R Regulatory permit for flaring of materials other than natural gas, 1039R Regulatory permit for stationary internal combustion engines, 2833N Removal of saccharin from hazardous waste list, 1551N, 2491R Solid waste financial document update, 2836N EXECUTIVE ORDERS BJ 12-24 Executive BranchExpenditure Reduction, 1EO BJ 12-25 Executive BranchSpending Freeze, 2EO BJ 13-01 School and Campus Safety, 3EO BJ 13-02 Carry-Forward Bond Allocation 2012, 231EO BJ 13-03 Offender Labor, 442EO BJ 13-04 Carry-Forward Bond Allocation—Louisiana Community Development Authority, 442EO BJ 13-05 Establishment of the Louisiana Interagency Council on Homelessness through the Housing and Transportation Planning and Coordinating Commission, 933EO BJ 13-06 Flags at Half Staff, 1228EO BJ 13-07 Executive BranchDOTD Guidelines for Vehicles, Trucks and Load which Haul Hay from Louisiana to Texas, 1228EO BJ 13-08 Regulatory Review of Permits Related to Bayou Corne Sinkhole, 1376EO BJ 13-09 Bond AllocationLouisiana Public Facilities Authority, 1377EO BJ 13-10 Bilingual Directional Signs on Streets and
BJ 13-11 Bond AllocationLouisiana Public Facilities Authority BJ 13-12 Flags at Half StaffIn Memoriam of Lindy Boggs BJ 13-13 Executive BranchEarly Childhood Advisory Council, 2398EO BJ 13-14 Emergency Procedures for Response to Camp Minden Emergency, 2399EO BJ 13-15 In Memoriam, 2400EO BJ 13-16 Flags at Half Staff, 2658EO BJ 13-17 Offender Labor, 2658EO GOVERNOR Administration, Division of Facility Planning and Control Building code, 1553N, 2493R Capital improvement projectsbuilding code, 85R Third-party projects, 2334N Racing Commission Corrupt and prohibited practices, 2851N Disputed races, 175N, 1281R Nonsteroidal and/or anti-inflammatory medication, 176N, 1281R Pick Six, 1358N, 2493R
General travel—PPM-49, 1659PPM Information technology software includes software as a service, 2558N Master agreements; clauses; approval, 309R Pre-printed contract forms; clauses; approval, 433P, 1280R Procurement of consulting services as related services, 309R State Uniform Payroll, Office of Employee payroll benefits committee, 2552N State combined charitable campaign deduction, 2553N
Ad valorem taxation, 487R Public hearing, 224P
Architect's seal or stamp, 483R Architect emeritus, 1349N, 2737R Individuals registered in other states, 1349N, 2737R Military-trained architects and spouses, 1349N, 2737 Rules of conduct, 483R Boxing and Wrestling Commission Safety requirements, 2663ER Capital Area Ground Water Conservation Commission Pumpage fees, 486R Cemetery Board Cemetery industry, 1107N, 2131P, 2739R Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority Public hearingstate fiscal year 2014 draft annual plan, 223P Certified Shorthand Reporters, Board of Examiners Continuing education, 172N, 1040R Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice Innocence compensation fund, 173N, 1041R Crime Victims Reparations Board Limits on awards, 174N, 1042R Home Inspectors, Board of Education/training, continuing education, military trained applicants, and special investigative entity, 2846N Interior Designers, Board of Examiners of Use of term, 2550N Motor Vehicle Commission Automotive industry, 2345N Recreational products, 498R General provisions, 2144ER, 2404ER Pardons, Board of Administration and clemency, 7ER, 528N, 2252R Mission statement, 2848N
Membership, duties, and functions, 2258R Parole Conditions, 1351N, 2269R Eligibility, 1351N, 2269R GOVERNOR (continued) Grievance procedure, 1351N, 2269R Mission statement, 2849N Time served, 1351N, 2269R Violations, 1351N, 2269R
Public hearing, substantive changes to proposed rule real estate, 1646P Real estate Appraisal management companies, 376N Peer review committees and valuation services, 310R
Buyer broker compensation; written disclosure and acknowledgment, 1554N Tax Appeals, Board of Filing and board operations, 1766R HEALTH AND HOSPITALS Addictive Disorder Regulatory Authority Counselor-in-training, 1240N, 2275R Directory: osr -> reg reg -> Contents september 2009 I. Executive order osr -> Table of Contents Title 46 Professional and Occupational Standards osr -> Table of Contents Title 46 Professional and Occupational Standards osr -> Part I. Wildlife and Fisheries Commission and Agencies Thereunder 1 reg -> Contents april 2009 I. Executive order osr -> Chapter Purpose 2 §101. Introduction 2 osr -> Part V. Automotive Industry 1 Subpart Motor Vehicle Commission 1 reg -> Contents december 2010 I. Emergency rules Download 5.02 Mb. Share with your friends:
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