H.R. 10442: To require the Ronald A. Robinson Post Office in Little Rock, Arkansas, to replace certain exterior signage, and for other purposes.

This bill would require the U.S. Postal Service to replace certain exterior signage at the Ronald A. Robinson Post Office in Little Rock, Arkansas, so that it displays the name “Ronald A. Robinson Station” instead of “Forest Park Station.”

What the Postal Service would have to do

• Accept a new sign or set of letters provided by The Heights Neighborhood Association of Little Rock, Arkansas, if it meets Postal Service standards.
• Remove any exterior signs, emblems, badges, or other devices that contain the term “Forest Park Station”.
• Install the new signage so it is clearly visible and reads “Ronald A. Robinson Station”.
• If the replacement is individual letters, place them in the same location where “Forest Park Station” had been displayed.

Conditions and timing

• The Postal Service could only do this if it first gets written permission from the owner of the building.
• The neighborhood association would have 180 days, after receiving the Postal Service’s signage standards, to provide an acceptable sign.
• Once the Postal Service accepts a sign, it would have up to 90 days to complete the removal and replacement.

Costs

• The bill says the Postal Service would not be responsible for the costs of removing the old signage or installing the new signage.
• The Postal Service would be allowed to accept donated signs and related services needed to carry out the change.

Relevant Companies

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