Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 56 - PUBLIC WORKS
Part III - Flood Control and Water Management
Subpart 1 - Water Resources and Flood Control
Chapter 1 - Funding of Water Resources
Subchapter B - Project Priority Ranking System
Section III-125 - Base Priority Value

Universal Citation: LA Admin Code III-125

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 9, September 20, 2024

A. Each project for which a request for priority is received by a planning commission is given a base priority point value depending on the urgency of need. Situations involving an acute and serious threat to community health and safety shall receive highest base point numerical values. The table shall be used for determining the base priority point value of each project.

Base Priority Value Table*

Order

of

Need

Project

Priority

Value

Points

1st

Immediate and Substantial Hazards in Community Drinking Water Systems:

a. Quality Hazards [Acute and Serious exceedance of the maximum contaminant level (MCL), or structural defect which cause immediate jeopardy of serious MCL violations, such as bacteria, heavy metals and organic toxins, but not slight exceedance of fluoride, chloride and dissolved solids MCLs]

4 to 4.9

b. Quantity Hazards [acute and serious drinking water shortages endangering health of community].

3 to 3.9

2nd

Immediate Community Needs [Water Supply or sewerage facilities to correct an existing water quality standards violation or high risk of system failure]

2 to 2.9

3rd

Short Range Community Needs [Water Supply or sewerage facilities for community development]

1.5 to 1.9

4th

Long Range Water Resources Projects [Flow augmentation, aquifer recharge, impoundments, land treatment, barriers, etc.]

1 to 1.4

*Complete details available upon request from the Office of Public Works.

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 38:30 et seq.

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