No standalone state hotel license found; LDH's Sanitary Code (R.S. 40:4(5)) sets lodging-facility sanitation rules, and R.S. 40:1580.1 mandates hearing-impaired fire-alarm systems in hotel/motel rooms statewide. Enforced by Louisiana Department of Health (sanitation, R.S. 40:4) and Office of State Fire Marshal (fire/life-safety code); no single lodging-licensing agency identified. Verified on the primary source, re-checked weekly.
R.S. 40:1580.1 (1997, amended 2017) requires available deaf/hard-of-hearing alarm units scaled to room count (1 under 50 rooms, 2 for 50-99, 4 for 100+), with availability posted in every room.
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In force; no other pending statewide hotel-specific safety mandate found (search incomplete)
No standalone state hotel license found; LDH's Sanitary Code (R.S. 40:4(5)) sets lodging-facility sanitation rules, and R.S. 40:1580.1 mandates hearing-impaired fire-alarm systems in hotel/motel rooms statewide. R.S. 40:1580.1 (1997, amended 2017) requires available deaf/hard-of-hearing alarm units scaled to room count (1 under 50 rooms, 2 for 50-99, 4 for 100+), with availability posted in every room.
Louisiana Department of Health (sanitation, R.S. 40:4) and Office of State Fire Marshal (fire/life-safety code); no single lodging-licensing agency identified.
Nothing is scheduled. The rule above stays in force until the state adopts a newer edition or amends the program; AHJ Radar re-checks the source weekly.
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