Bill > HB381

This bill creates a new specialty license plate called "DoItForJack" and establishes the process for its issuance and use. Specifically, the bill allows vehicle owners to apply for a "DoItForJack" license plate, which will feature a logo and words selected by representatives of the Jack Quehl foundation and approved by the motor vehicle registrar. When someone applies for these plates, they must pay the regular license tax, a $10 administrative fee, and a $20 contribution that will be deposited into the state's license plate contribution fund. The contributions will be directed to the Jack Quehl foundation to support the activities of the organization. The bill also amends existing law regarding license plate contributions to include this new specialty plate option, and provides technical details about how the plates will be designed and issued. The license plates will be available for passenger cars, non-commercial motor vehicles, recreational vehicles, and other vehicle classes approved by the registrar. The bill appears to be a standard mechanism for creating a new specialty license plate that allows vehicle owners to show support for a specific foundation while generating funds for that organization.

Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/136/hb381