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SJR 60

DAVE SANDERS WAY

104th Regular Session Introduced by Bill Cunningham and 2 co-sponsors

Designates a portion of Southwest Highway in Palos Park as “Dave Sanders Way” and directs IDOT to erect and maintain signs.

Added Alternate Chief Co-Sponsor Rep. Rick Ryan
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Bill Summary · SJR 60

Summary: Senate Joint Resolution (SJR) 60, 104th General Assembly (Illinois)

Purpose and intent

  • SJR 60 designates a specific roadway segment in Palos Park, Illinois, as “Dave Sanders Way” in honor of David Sanders and his family's long-standing contributions to the community and the broader Chicagoland region.

Key provisions and changes

  • Designation: The resolution designates the portion of Southwest Highway between 12,600 and 13,100 in Palos Park as “Dave Sanders Way.”
  • Signage: The Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) is requested to erect and maintain appropriate signs displaying the name “Dave Sanders Way” along the designated stretch of Southwest Highway.
  • Commemorative actions: Suitable copies of the resolution are to be presented to:
    • David Sanders and his family
    • The Mayor of the Village of Palos Park
    • The Secretary of the Illinois Department of Transportation

Who/what is affected

  • Geographic area: A segment of Southwest Highway in Palos Park (approximately between 12,600 and 13,100).
  • Local honoree: David Sanders and his family, in recognition of their leadership and service.
  • Local government and state agency: Village of Palos Park (through the request and local recognition) and IDOT (sign installation and maintenance).

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Type of measure: Joint resolution (no new law or funding allocation; symbolic designation).
  • Action history indicates recent activity in 2026:
    • Filed with the Secretary (April 10, 2026)
    • Referred to Assignments (April 10, 2026)
    • Approved for Consideration Assignments and placed on the Calendar (April 16, 2026)
  • Sponsorship: Co-sponsor Bill Cunningham.
  • Enactment effect: As a joint resolution, the designation is ceremonial and advisory; it directs IDOT to erect signage but does not require new state appropriations or statutory changes beyond the naming designation.

Notes for readers

  • This bill honors local service and heritage by naming infrastructure after a prominent community figure.
  • The designation enhances public recognition of The Center in Palos Park and the Sanders family’s longstanding contributions, linking them with a visible street-name tribute.
  • The action is largely ceremonial and commemorative, with practical impact limited to signage responsibilities by IDOT.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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