Establishes a distinctive license plate for the Adirondack park in New York.
This bill amends the vehicle and traffic law to establish a distinctive license plate for the Adirondack park. The distinctive plate will be issued upon request to any person residing in the state, with a design approved by the commissioner in consultation with the commissioner of environmental conservation. The issuance of these plates requires a surety bond of six thousand dollars, which will be recoverable if fewer than two hundred sets are sold. The plates will be issued in the same manner as other number plates, with an additional one-time service charge of twenty-five dollars.
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