Plain English Breakdown
The bill died at the governor's desk, leaving uncertainty about its final status as a law.
State Standard for Traffic Control During Broadband Deployment
This law expresses the Legislature's intention to create rules that local governments must follow to control traffic while setting up broadband internet services.
What This Bill Does
- States the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation implementing a state standard of traffic control requirements for local governments during broadband deployment.
Who It Names or Affects
- Local governments involved in acquiring, constructing, owning, operating, or leasing public utilities that include broadband internet services.
- People who use roads where broadband is being installed.
Terms To Know
- broadband
- A type of high-speed internet service that allows for fast data transfer.
- traffic control requirements
- Rules about how to manage and direct traffic on roads, especially during construction or installation work.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not create actual traffic control rules; it only states the intention for future legislation.
- It is unclear if this bill will become a law since it died at the governor's desk.