Connecticut House Bill HB06559

Connecticut 2013 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/28/13
• Refer: 2/28/13

Caption

An Act Concerning The Designation Of Roads And Bridges In Honor Or In Memory Of Persons And Organizations.

Impact

The implementation of HB 6559 will result in the designation of multiple roads and bridges, which serves as a way to recognize the contributions of local heroes and organizations. Each designated area will be clearly marked, enhancing the identity of these locations and contributing to local cultural heritage. Additionally, it provides an opportunity for communities to come together in recognizing individuals whose actions have positively impacted society, reinforcing communal bonds.

Summary

House Bill 6559, titled 'An Act Concerning The Designation Of Roads And Bridges In Honor Or In Memory Of Persons And Organizations,' seeks to establish memorial designations for various roads and bridges across the state. The bill allows for specific segments of roadways and bridges to be named after individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions or sacrifices, thereby creating a lasting tribute within the community. This act aims not only to honor these entities but also to promote a sense of pride and remembrance among residents and visitors.

Contention

While there may not be widespread opposition to the intent of the bill, the process of designating roads and bridges may lead to discussions around prioritization and criteria for selection. Stakeholders might voice concerns about which individuals or organizations should receive such honors and the methods of nomination and approval. There may also be financial implications regarding the signage and ongoing maintenance of these designated areas, which could become points of discussion during legislative sessions.