Plain English Breakdown
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Designates Parts of Highways in Louisiana
This act designates parts of two highways in Louisiana as memorials for Emile 'Uncle Tobe' Galatas and Captain Steven Gaudet, Jr., and requires signs to be put up if local funds cover the costs.
What This Bill Does
- Designates the elevated part of Louisiana Highway 433 between Dubee Pena Road and Rivet Drive in Slidell as the 'Emile 'Uncle Tobe' Galatas Memorial Bridge'.
- Designates a section of United States Highway 11 from Dr. T.J. Smith, Sr. Expressway to Louisiana Highway 41 in Pearl River as the 'Captain Steven Gaudet, Jr. Memorial Highway'.
- Requires the Department of Transportation and Development or its contractors to put up signs for these memorials if local funds cover the costs.
- Limits the cost of each sign for the Emile 'Uncle Tobe' Galatas Memorial Bridge to $750 and for the Captain Steven Gaudet, Jr. Memorial Highway to $2,250.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who use Louisiana Highway 433 in Slidell.
- People who use United States Highway 11 in Pearl River.
- The Department of Transportation and Development or its contractors.
Terms To Know
- Department of Transportation and Development
- A state agency that manages transportation projects, including highways and bridges.
- Local funds
- Money from local sources like cities or towns to pay for something.
Limits and Unknowns
- The signs will only be put up if the Department of Transportation and Development receives enough money from local sources.
- This act does not specify how much it costs to maintain these memorials after they are set up.