Louisiana § 33:4730 Ordinances adopted for authorized purposes; validity

Louisiana Statutes

§ 33:4730 — Ordinances adopted for authorized purposes; validity

Louisiana § 33:4730

Title 33Municipalities and Parishes

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La. Stat. Ann. § 33:4730 (2026).

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Whenever any municipality pursuant to an act of the legislature has adopted an ordinance for any of the purposes covered in R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, the ordinance shall be deemed to have been adopted under R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, and it shall not be necessary in such cases for the local legislative body to appoint a zoning commission as herein provided. All such ordinances shall remain in effect, except so far as they are inconsistent with R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, until they shall have been amended, altered or repealed by the legislative body.

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Whenever any municipality pursuant to an act of the legislature has adopted an ordinance for any of the purposes covered in R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, the ordinance shall be deemed to have been adopted under R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, and it shall not be necessary in such cases for the local legislative body to appoint a zoning commission as herein provided. All such ordinances shall remain in effect, except so far as they are inconsistent with R.S. 33:4721 through R.S. 33:4729, until they shall have been amended, altered or repealed by the legislative body.