Louisiana 2016 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HB114

Introduced
2/17/16  
Introduced
2/17/16  
Refer
2/17/16  
Refer
3/14/16  
Refer
3/14/16  
Report Pass
3/22/16  
Report Pass
3/22/16  
Engrossed
3/29/16  
Engrossed
3/29/16  
Refer
3/30/16  
Refer
3/30/16  
Report Pass
5/2/16  
Report Pass
5/2/16  
Enrolled
5/5/16  
Chaptered
5/19/16  
Passed
5/19/16  

Caption

Designates the Louisiana Highway 1138-2 Prien Lake Road and Holly Hill Road roundabout in Calcasieu Parish as the "Russell T. Tritico, Sr. Circle" (EN +$3,360 SD EX See Note)

Impact

The bill's implementation involves the Department of Transportation and Development being tasked with appropriate signage to commemorate this new designation. While not altering significant legal frameworks, this bill contributes to local governance by enabling communities to honor residents who have made a tangible impact in their areas. The establishment of such designations is a customary practice that can foster local pride and enhance civic engagement.

Summary

House Bill 114 focuses on the designation of a specific roundabout, the intersection of Louisiana Highway 1138-2 West Prien Lake Road and Holly Hill Road, as the 'Russell T. Tritico, Sr. Circle'. This bill is primarily an honorific act intended to recognize an individual by naming a public infrastructure piece in their honor. The action reflects the practice of commemorating local figures through physical spaces, contributing to community identity.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding this bill is predominantly positive, as it promotes community recognition and memorializes contributions of individuals within the locality. While such motions typically receive unanimous support, they are largely symbolic, representing a broader appreciation for local leadership and commitments to community betterment, potentially quelling dissent or concern fundamentally linked to more controversial legislative measures.

Contention

Though passing with unanimous support, discussions around HB 114 may raise minimal contention, primarily from those who question the allocation of governmental resources toward signage and maintenance. Nevertheless, the bill stands as a point of civic pride rather than a divisive legislative issue, opting instead to recognize community contributions without significant opposition.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Similar Bills

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