Louisiana Administrative Code Title 70 - TRANSPORTATION AND DEVELOPMENT

Louisiana Administrative Code (LAC) Title 70 – Transportation and Development
Title 70 of the Louisiana Administrative Code contains the rules and regulations promulgated by the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD). These rules govern a wide range of transportation systems and public infrastructure projects across the state, including highways, airports, flood control, bridges, and permitting.

🔧 Key Areas Regulated Under Title 70:

1. Highways and Roads

Roadway design standards

Access management and driveway permitting

Highway signage and traffic control devices

Utility encroachments and right-of-way use

Construction contracts and bidding procedures

2. Flood Control and Drainage

Levee and drainage regulations

Floodplain management requirements

Permits for work in drainage basins or flood-prone areas

3. Aviation

Airport development and maintenance

State aviation grants

Registration and licensing of aircraft and aviation facilities

4. Rail and Public Transit

Safety and coordination with railroad companies

State-supported public transit programs

Grade crossing improvements

5. Permitting and Access

Outdoor advertising permits

Special event road closures

Overweight/oversize vehicle permits

Utility and pipeline crossings

6. Engineering and Contracting

Prequalification of contractors

Project letting and bidding procedures

Consultant selection and project management standards

7. Ports and Waterways

Port construction and dredging regulations

Coordination with maritime agencies

⚙️ Example Chapters May Include:

Chapter 1: General Provisions

Chapter 3: Highway Construction and Maintenance

Chapter 5: Aviation Services

Chapter 7: Floodplain and Drainage Control

Chapter 9: Outdoor Advertising

Chapter 11: Permits for Special Loads

📘 Accessing Title 70

To view the full text of Title 70, visit the Louisiana Office of State Register – LAC Titles and navigate to Title 70 under the “Transportation and Development” section.

 

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