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HB |
543 |
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Parking
Privileges for Wheelchair Users |
SB |
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APPROPRIATION
Appropriation
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Additional Impact |
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Responses
Received From
Department
of Public Safety (DPS)
SUMMARY
Synopsis
of Bill
House
Bill 543 creates
a third type of placard for disabled persons parking, a permanent wheelchair
only disabled placard. HB 543 describes
how the placard will be designed, and requires that passenger van spaces in
parking lots be increased in number and designated as parking spaces for permanent
wheel-chair only disabled placards.
Significant
Issues
HB 543 will require an increase in the number of
parking spaces for vans needed to transport wheel chairs.
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS
TRD will have to produce a third type of disabled
parking placard.
Agencies will have to reserve additional space
for vans.
ADMINISTRATIVE IMPLICATIONS
TRD will have a very
minimal increase of administrative requirements.
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