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2020 Louisiana Laws
Civil Code
Art. 665. Legal public servitudes.
Universal Citation: LA Civ Code art. 665 (2020)
Servitudes imposed for the public or common utility relate to the space which is to be left for the public use by the adjacent proprietors on the shores of navigable rivers and for the making and repairing of levees, roads, and other public or common works. Such servitudes also exist on property necessary for the building of levees and other water control structures on the alignment approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as provided by law, including the repairing of hurricane protection levees.
All that relates to this kind of servitude is determined by laws or particular regulations.
Acts 2006, No. 776, §1.
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