Removes detriment or harm to morals as criteria for declaring a property a public nuisance.
Louisiana SB53 amends the definition of "public nuisance" by removing "detriment or harm to morals" as a criterion. The bill retains other conditions such as the property being dilapidated, unsafe, or unsanitary, and causing harm to health, safety, and economic stability. Effective August 1, 2026, this change aims to streamline the criteria for declaring a property a public nuisance.
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