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13-15-102. Definitions.
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13-15-102. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
(1) “Art project” means a work of visual art, including without limitation a sculpture, mural, photographic rendering, mosaic, and electronic art installation, that is:
(A) Permanently installed in a space;
(B) Visible from public roadways and walkways without the payment of a required fee; and
(C) Installed within two (2) miles of a designated music highway;
(2) “Designated music highway” means each of the following:
(A) Rock ‘n' Roll Highway 67, as designated in § 27-67-223;
(B) Louis Jordan Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(C) Levon Helm Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(D) Sister Rosetta Tharpe Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(E) Americana Music Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(F) Johnny Cash Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227; and
(G) Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway, as designated in § 27-67-226;
(3) “Person” means an individual, trust, estate, fiduciary, partnership, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, corporation, or any other legal entity; and
(4)(A) “Qualified expenses” means the costs and expenses incurred by a person to create and install an art project.
(B) “Qualified expenses” includes without limitation the cost of supplies necessary to create and install an art project and the cost of an artist's labor in creating the art project.
(C) “Qualified expenses” does not include costs or expenses related to building a structure that is not used exclusively to support or display an art project.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 13-15-102
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13-15-102. Definitions.
As used in this chapter:
(1) “Art project” means a work of visual art, including without limitation a sculpture, mural, photographic rendering, mosaic, and electronic art installation, that is:
(A) Permanently installed in a space;
(B) Visible from public roadways and walkways without the payment of a required fee; and
(C) Installed within two (2) miles of a designated music highway;
(2) “Designated music highway” means each of the following:
(A) Rock ‘n' Roll Highway 67, as designated in § 27-67-223;
(B) Louis Jordan Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(C) Levon Helm Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(D) Sister Rosetta Tharpe Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(E) Americana Music Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227;
(F) Johnny Cash Memorial Highway, as designated in § 27-67-227; and
(G) Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway, as designated in § 27-67-226;
(3) “Person” means an individual, trust, estate, fiduciary, partnership, limited liability company, limited liability partnership, corporation, or any other legal entity; and
(4)(A) “Qualified expenses” means the costs and expenses incurred by a person to create and install an art project.
(B) “Qualified expenses” includes without limitation the cost of supplies necessary to create and install an art project and the cost of an artist's labor in creating the art project.
(C) “Qualified expenses” does not include costs or expenses related to building a structure that is not used exclusively to support or display an art project.
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27-67-223. Rock ‘n’ Roll Highway 67.
(a) The route along Highway 67 through Jackson County, Lawrence County, Randolph County, and White County regularly traveled by the great legends of early rock ‘n’ roll is hereby designated “Rock ‘n’ Roll Highway 67”.
(b) The Arkansas Department of Transportation shall erect appropriate signs along Highway 67 through Jackson County, Lawrence County, Randolph County, and White County designating the route as “Rock ‘n’ Roll Highway 67”.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 27-67-223
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27-67-226. Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway.
(a) The route along U.S. Highway 65 South from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to the border between Arkansas and Louisiana is designated the “Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway”.
(b) The Arkansas Department of Transportation shall erect appropriate signs along U.S. Highway 65 South from Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to the border between Arkansas and Louisiana designating the route as the “Delta Rhythm & Bayous Highway”, including without limitation a sign in or near each of the following cities:
(1) Dermott;
(2) Dumas;
(3) Gould;
(4) Lake Village;
(5) Pine Bluff; and
(6) Tillar.
(c) If the Arkansas Department of Transportation does not have the funds available to erect the signs required under subsection (b) of this section, the Arkansas Department of Transportation may accept and use gifts, grants, and donations received from private, public, and nonprofit sources, including without limitation a city street department or a county road department for:
(1) Acquiring and installing the signs required under subsection (b) of this section; and
(2) Maintaining, replacing, or reconstructing the signs required under subsection (b) of this section.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 27-67-226
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27-67-227. Arkansas Delta highway designations — Legislative findings.
(a) The General Assembly finds that:
(1) Eastern Arkansas, commonly referred to as the “Arkansas Delta”, is known for its rich musical heritage;
(2) Some of the most influential musicians in the development of blues, soul, country, rockabilly, rhythm and blues, gospel, and prison music were from, or achieved musical milestones in, the Arkansas Delta, including:
(A) Johnny Cash;
(B) Levon Helm:
(C) Louis Jordan; and
(D) Sister Rosetta Tharpe;
(3) The Arkansas Delta includes a portion of the Americana Music Triangle, which was a particularly fertile region during the development of American popular music in the middle decades of the twentieth century; and
(4) The designation of certain highways in the Arkansas Delta is essential to preserve the region's history, promote music heritage tourism in the area, and provide a highway travel route for the music enthusiast.
(b) The route along Highway 17 from Dyess, Arkansas, to Wilson, Arkansas, where the boyhood home of Johnny Cash is located, is designated the “Johnny Cash Memorial Highway”.
(c) The route along U.S. Highway 49 from Marvell, Arkansas, to Helena, Arkansas, where the boyhood home of Levon Helm is located, is designated the “Levon Helm Memorial Highway”.
(d) The route along U.S. Highway 49 from Brinkley, Arkansas, the birthplace of Louis Jordan, to Marvell, Arkansas, is designated the “Louis Jordan Memorial Highway”.
(e) The route along Highway 17 from Cotton Plant, Arkansas, the birthplace of Sister Rosetta Tharpe, to Brinkley, Arkansas, is designated the “Sister Rosetta Tharpe Memorial Highway”.
(f) The route along U.S. Highway 61 from West Memphis, Arkansas, to Blytheville, Arkansas, a region recognized for its rol
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 27-67-227
Stored review status: Historical 2020-11-06 source release; later amendments not reconciled; machine-extracted, not independently legally reviewed; source heading status: text_in_historical_source. The source passage cites 27-67-227. This identifies an authority to review, not proof of applicability.