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Idaho Code § 40-513H

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40-513H DESIGNATION OF THE BOBBY CHAMBERS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

Official statutory text

40-513H. designation of the bobby chambers memorial highway. The portion of state highway 6 located near Potlatch, Idaho, beginning at the intersection of United States Highway 95 and ending at the western city limits of the city of Potlatch, is to be known as the "Bobby Chambers Memorial Highway" to honor Robert "Bobby" Chambers, a Vietnam war hero from Potlatch who earned the silver star and purple heart for his actions on the same day that he lost his life in service of his country at age nineteen (19). The Idaho transportation department may place and maintain suitable signs at each end of the designated memorial highway. Provided, the department shall not place such signs or markers where other current special designations exist. The Idaho transportation department will determine the location of any signs in the road right-of-way based on safety considerations. The Idaho transportation department may work with family members and local organizations for the design of any signs and may accept moneys from various groups to create, install, and maintain the signs provided for in this section.

History:

[40-513H, added 2021, ch. 235, sec. 1, p. 716.]

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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