Louisiana § 9:1255 Solar collectors; right of use

Louisiana Statutes

§ 9:1255 — Solar collectors; right of use

Louisiana·Title 9 Civil Code-Ancillaries

A.For purposes of this Section, "solar collector" means any device or combination of elements which relies on sunlight as an energy source.

B.No person or entity shall unreasonably restrict the right of a property owner to install or use a solar collector.

C.The provisions of this Section shall not supersede zoning restrictions, servitudes as provided by Civil Code Article 697 et seq., or building restrictions, as provided by Civil Code Article 775 et seq., which require approval prior to the installation or use of solar collectors.

D.The provisions of this Section shall not apply to property or areas which have been identified as historic districts, historical preservations or landmarks by any historic preservation district commission, landmarks commission, or the planning or zoning c

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A. For purposes of this Section, "solar collector" means any device or combination of elements which relies on sunlight as an energy source.
B. No person or entity shall unreasonably restrict the right of a property owner to install or use a solar collector.
C. The provisions of this Section shall not supersede zoning restrictions, servitudes as provided by Civil Code Article 697 et seq., or building restrictions, as provided by Civil Code Article 775 et seq., which require approval prior to the installation or use of solar collectors.
D. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to property or areas which have been identified as historic districts, historical preservations or landmarks by any historic preservation district commission, landmarks commission, or the planning or zoning commission of a governing authority.

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