Plain English Breakdown
The official text does not specify which exact portions of Route 76 are designated, only that they are specified in the law.
Naming Parts of Route 76 the Payómkawish Highway
This law names specific parts of California's Route 76 as the 'Payómkawish Highway' and requires signs to be put up only after donations cover the costs.
What This Bill Does
- Names specified portions of Route 76 as the Payómkawish Highway.
- Requires the Department of Transportation to find out how much new signs will cost.
- Allows the department to put up these special signs only after receiving enough donations from nonstate sources.
Who It Names or Affects
- The California Department of Transportation
Terms To Know
- Department of Transportation
- The state agency that has full possession and control of all state highways.
- Nonstate sources
- Donations from groups or people outside the government used to pay for signs.
Limits and Unknowns
- The law does not list exactly which parts of Route 76 are named.
- Signs cannot be made until enough money is donated to cover all costs.