§ 48:461 Declaration of policy
§ 48:461.1 Terms defined
§ 48:461.2 Limitations of outdoor advertising devices
§ 48:461.3 Regulation of advertising; exemptions
§ 48:461.4 Recognition of customary uses
§ 48:461.5 Removal of nonconforming advertising
§ 48:461.6 Compensation for removal of advertising and priorities for removal of advertising
§ 48:461.7 Unlawful advertising
§ 48:461.8 Advertising in safety rest areas
§ 48:461.9 Limitations of junkyards
§ 48:461.10 Junkyards lawfully in existence
§ 48:461.11 Requirement as to screening
§ 48:461.12 Acquisition of sites for removal and screening of junkyards
§ 48:461.13 Unlawful junkyards; injunction
§ 48:461.14 Interpretation
§ 48:461.15 Agreements with federal government
§ 48:461.16 Outdoor advertising devices on Interstate 10 between LaPlace and Jefferson Parish prohibited
§ 48:461.17 Outdoor advertising devices on Interstate 10 in the Atchafalaya River Basin Area; prohibited
§ 48:461.18 Outdoor advertising control extended beyond six hundred sixty feet
§ 48:461.19 Just compensation payable for signs beyond six hundred sixty feet
§ 48:461.20 Landmark signs
§ 48:461.21 Limitation of outdoor advertising devices
§ 48:461.22 Advertising and junkyards between Mississippi River and its levees
§ 48:461.23 Economic Hardship Exemptions
§ 48:461.24 Removal or alteration of outdoor advertising devices
§ 48:461.25 Outdoor advertising on Interstate Highway 310, in St. Charles Parish, between Interstate Highway 10 and the Mississippi River; prohibited
§ 48:461.26 Designation of state parkways; outdoor advertising prohibited; screening required; exceptions
§ 48:461.27 Outdoor advertising devices in forestry management areas
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Terms Used In Louisiana Revised Statutes > Title 48 > Chapter 1 > Part XIX - Control of Outdoor Advertising and Junkyards

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  • Injunction: An order of the court prohibiting (or compelling) the performance of a specific act to prevent irreparable damage or injury.
  • Lease: A contract transferring the use of property or occupancy of land, space, structures, or equipment in consideration of a payment (e.g., rent). Source: OCC
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