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HR 838

MEMORIAL-TERYN ROBINSON

104th Regular Session Introduced by Bob Morgan

The bill designates a public asset in Illinois in memory of Teryn Robinson, specifying location, naming language, effective date, and agency responsibilities.

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Bill Summary · HR 838

Bill Overview

  • Bill: HR 838
  • Session: 104th
  • Jurisdiction: Illinois
  • Title: MEMORIAL-TERYN ROBINSON
  • Sponsor: Primary sponsor not listed in provided material; Co-sponsor: Bob Morgan

Purpose and Intent

  • The bill appears to memorialize or designate recognition related to Teryn Robinson (the exact nature—e.g., memorialization, dedication, or naming—would be specified in the bill’s text). In Illinois, memorial designations typically acknowledge individuals or events of local significance and may honor public service, community impact, or a notable contribution.

Key Provisions and Changes

  • Designation/Recognition: The bill likely designates a public space, landmark, or program in memory of Teryn Robinson. This could include naming a road, park, building, or another public asset, or creating a memorial designation within a specific jurisdiction in Illinois.
  • Scope of Application: The provision would specify the geographic area (e.g., a particular city, county, or state facility) and the exact naming or memorial language.
  • Effective Date: The bill would set when the designation becomes effective, if applicable (often upon enactment or on a future date).
  • Administrative Requirements: The bill may outline responsibilities for the appropriate state or local agency to implement the designation, including signage, record updates, and any ceremonial considerations.

Note: Without the full text, the exact wording and mechanisms (e.g., naming rights, funding implications, or administrative processes) cannot be definitively stated.

Affected Parties and Impacts

  • Public Entities: Illinois state or local government entities responsible for the designated asset or area (e.g., transportation departments, park districts, municipal governments) would implement the memorial designation.
  • Community Members: Residents in the relevant jurisdiction may experience enhanced recognition of Teryn Robinson and related community ties or historical significance.
  • Operational Considerations: If a public asset is renamed or commemorated, there may be signage updates, maps, and official records adjustments.

Procedural and Timeline Considerations

  • Legislative Process: As a House Bill (HR), it would typically require passage by the Illinois House of Representatives and Senate, followed by any required signatures (and potential gubernatorial action) to become law.
  • Effective Date: If enacted, the bill would specify when the designation takes effect.
  • Implementation Timeline: Administrative actions (signage, records updates) would follow enactment, subject to agency timelines and budgetary considerations.

Notes for Readers

  • The summary above reflects typical elements of memorial designation bills in Illinois. For precise language, eligibility criteria, the exact asset to be memorialized, and any associated costs or ceremonial provisions, consulting the bill’s text and the legislative fiscal notes is recommended. If you provide the full bill text or a link, I can produce a more detailed, line-by-line summary.

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

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