Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific details on how many signs will be placed or their exact locations.
Designate Interstate 49 as Senator J. Bennett Johnston Jr. Memorial Highway
This bill designates the entirety of Interstate 49 in Louisiana as the 'Senator J. Bennett Johnston Jr. Memorial Highway' and sets rules for placing signs along this highway.
What This Bill Does
- Designates Interstate 49 from where it meets Interstate 10 in Lafayette Parish to its northern end in Louisiana as the 'Senator J. Bennett Johnston Jr. Memorial Highway'.
- Requires the Department of Transportation and Development to put up signs for the memorial highway if they receive enough money from local or private sources.
- Limits the cost of each sign to $2,250.
- Ensures that this designation does not change any other existing highway names along Interstate 49.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Department of Transportation and Development in Louisiana
- Drivers who use Interstate 49 in Louisiana
Terms To Know
- Department of Transportation and Development
- A state agency responsible for building, maintaining, and managing roads and highways.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how many signs will be placed or where exactly they will go.
- It is unclear if there are any penalties for failing to comply with the sign placement requirements.