Louisiana HB536 establishes safety and permitting requirements for wireless communication facilities near schools.
Louisiana HB536, known as the "School Infrastructure Safety and Emergency Coordination Act," sets forth safety and permitting requirements for wireless communication facilities near schools. The law defines a "school proximity zone" as an area within 1,000 feet of a school property boundary. It mandates that newly constructed freestanding wireless towers within this zone maintain a setback from any school building equal to at least 110% of the tower height.
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