This bill amends and reenacts several sections of Louisiana law related to fees collected by the Louisiana Department of Health, specifically the office of public health. Key provisions include the establishment of a $25 permit fee for food and beverage vendors at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, a $15 fee for export and free sale certificates, and a $150 fee for individual sewage systems installed for residential use. Additionally, the bill sets annual fees of $150 for sewage installer and maintenance licenses, as well as for combination licenses, and an inspection fee of $150 for sewage treatment systems.

Furthermore, the bill introduces a new section that mandates a $100 fee for the review of plans submitted for new facilities or substantial renovations, with an expedited review option available for $1,000. It also establishes a $22,500 annual retail permit fee for holders authorized to sell therapeutic marijuana. The bill repeals a previous provision related to sewage fees, streamlining the fee structure for the Department of Health. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance the regulatory framework and fee collection processes for public health-related activities in Louisiana.

Statutes affected:
HB661 Original: 40:32(D), 40:1046(G)(1), 40:32(F)
HB661 Engrossed: 40:32(D), 40:1046(G)(1), 40:32(F)
HB661 Reengrossed: 40:32(D), 40:1046(G)(1), 40:32(F)
HB661 Enrolled: 40:32(B), 40:1046(G)(1), 40:32(F)
HB661 Act 514: 40:32(B), 40:1046(G)(1), 40:32(F)