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Senate adopts substitute to keep Centennial license plate and refer differences to conference
Summary
Senators debated whether to terminate Centennial license plates to spur sales or convert the Centennial plate into a state plate. After extended floor discussion on revenue impacts and public-safety reflectivity, the Senate adopted a substitute and passed it to the House for conference.
The Senate considered House Bill 48 on Feb. 9, 1996, a proposal concerning Centennial license plates. Senator Montgomery explained the House-passed approach to terminate issuance at year-end to stimulate sales and close an expected revenue shortfall for the Centennial Commission. Senator Black offered a substitute that would make the Centennial plate the state license plate (removing the…
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