Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 11, November 20, 2024
Section XVII-569 - Fencing Value (Formerly Section 575)A. Front fencing owned by the property owner is to be bought or replaced if it is of contributory value to the land. Front farm/ranch fencing will normally be replaced or rebuilt by the project construction contractor on the owner's property in order to restore the enclosure.B. Side (cross) fencing will be removed and will not be replaced. Compensation will be paid for said fencing. All fencing, whether front or side, is to be valued within the report and delineated by parcel and orientation.C. Special purpose/ornamental fencing is to be compensated at cost new or replacement cost when it is feasible to replace. However, if the fence will not be replaced by the owner or cannot be replaced due to the acquisition, the depreciated cost or market value is to be utilized within the compensation estimate. This shall always apply to side fencing which, by its nature, cannot be replaced. If the right of way is acquired by expropriation, the value is deposited in the registry of the court. In either instance, the existing fence will be removed by the project construction contractor.D. All fences constructed on controlled access highways for the purpose of controlling access will be built and maintained by LDOTD. Fences built along frontage roads or cross roads on controlled access facilities for the benefit of the property owner will be built off the highway right of way and will be maintained by the property owner.La. Admin. Code tit. 70, § XVII-569
Promulgated by the Department of Transportation and Development, Office of Real Estate, LR 25:894 (May 1999), amended LR 33:1380 (July 2007).AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 48:443.