§9036. Encouragement of private enterprise
A. Consistent with the purposes of this Chapter and the needs of the local governmental subdivision, a corporation shall encourage the full participation of private enterprise in the development and construction of residential, commercial, retail, industrial, institutional, recreational, and other facilities, structures, and appurtenances necessary or convenient in the connection with an economic development project, and, to afford the maximum opportunity for such full participation, shall formulate such rules and regulations consistent with the purposes of this Chapter and the goal of encouraging private enterprise as the corporation deems necessary for these purposes.
B. A cooperative economic development project may be undertaken by the state or any agency or corporation acting on behalf of the state, with the prior written approval of the commissioner of administration. However, the title to any immovable property owned by the state shall remain with the state, and such projects shall be located within a downtown development district in the cities of Baton Rouge or Shreveport. In addition, the state or any agency or corporation acting on behalf of the state may lease or rent its properties located in such downtown development districts by negotiation, provided such lease or rental agreements are approved in writing by the commissioner of administration.
Acts 1990, No. 1082, §1; Acts 1999, No. 1090, §1; Acts 2011, 1st Ex. Sess., No. 20, §1, eff. June 12, 2011.
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