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Louisiana's hurricane building codes (post-Katrina) require:

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B) Enhanced wind resistance standards, elevated construction in flood zones, and compliance with the Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code

After Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, Louisiana adopted and strengthened the State Uniform Construction Code, requiring enhanced wind resistance, proper elevation in flood zones, and other resilience measures.

Answer Options
A
No special requirements
B
Enhanced wind resistance standards, elevated construction in flood zones, and compliance with the Louisiana State Uniform Construction Code
C
Only roof straps
D
Mobile home anchoring only

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Related Topics:

Louisiana State Uniform Construction CodeFEMA flood mapsNational Flood Insurance Programelevation certificateswind resistance standardscoastal construction

Key Terms:

Louisiana State Uniform Construction Codepost-Katrinawind resistanceflood elevationhurricane building codesFEMA

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