North Carolina § 136-18 - 06. Public Street Information Database.
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§ 136-18. 06. Public Street Information Database.
The Department shall compile a readily available "Public Street Information Database" and place it in operation on or before January 1, 2020. The information shall convey the status of roads within the State, and it shall be updated at least monthly, except as provided in subdivision (1) of this section. The data shall reside on any existing database system chosen by the Department for this purpose, including a geographic information system (GIS) mapping system. The system chosen shall convey clear and concise information regarding the status of roads to the public. The data shall be available to the public in either graphic or tabular format, or both. The status of roads to be conveyed shall be: Federally owned, updated as often and with as much information as the State is provided from the federal government. State-maintained with a State road number assigned. State-owned with a State road number assigned. History (2019-156, s. 1.) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 2019-156, s. 1, made this section effective July 22, 2019.
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