La. Admin. Code tit. 51 § V-101
Community-any incorporated area, or in the case of unincorporated areas, either of the following:
a. a settlement consisting of 25 or more residences within a circle having a 0.5 mile diameter; or
b. a settlement consisting of 25 or more residences per mile of highway frontage.
Control Measures-any measures approved by the state health officer which are used in the prevention or control of mosquito-borne diseases. These measures include source reduction, application of pesticides, naturalistic (biological) control, exclusion of mosquitoes, and integrated pest management.
Exclusion-exclusion of mosquitoes includes measures of protection against mosquitoes such as screening of openings in dwellings to prevent entry of adult mosquitoes and screening of stored water to prevent egg-laying by mosquitoes and the use of protective clothing and mosquito repellents.
Impounded-any body of water formed by the construction or excavation of a basin or the obstruction of surface water run-off in such a manner as to cause the collection of a body of water which could not have formed under natural conditions. Such impounded waters of less than 2 acres of water surface, are not included in this definition, except that in the event an outbreak of disease known or suspected to be transmissible by mosquitoes occurs in the vicinity of such a pond, the state health officer may require that it be subject to the same regulations as larger bodies of impounded water.
Integrated Pest Management-integrated pest management as applied to mosquito prevention and control includes a combination of procedures such as exclusion, naturalistic control, source reduction, and the application of pesticides.
Naturalistic-naturalistic control involves the use of predators, pathogens (diseases), and other natural antagonists of mosquitoes.
La. Admin. Code tit. 51, § V-101