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Utah law currently gives city governments sole authority over naming and managing local streets, known as class C roads, within their boundaries. This bill would create an exception allowing the state Legislature to override that local authority and give its own special designation or name to a class C road; when it does so, the affected city would be required to remove any existing name for that road, coordinate with the Utah Department of Transportation on signage, and would be barred from giving the road a different or additional name. Using this new authority, the bill immediately designates Salt Lake City's 900 South as "Charlie Kirk Boulevard," directing the Department of Transportation and Salt Lake City to update maps and install signs reflecting the new name while keeping the "900 South" designation in place as well.