# L. 1935 c. 17340 (Florida)

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CHAPTER 17340--(No. 569).
HOUSE BILL NO. 1044
AN ACT to Designate and Establish as a State Road that Certain Road Running from Mt. Plymouth, in Lake County, Florida, on State Road No. 2, South by Way of Rock Springs to Apopka Intersecting State Road No. 2, Thence Southwesterly Along the East Side of Lake Apopka to Winter Garden Intersecting State Road No. 22, Thence South by Way of Vineland, to the South line of Orange County, Thence to Kissimmee Intersecting State Road No. 2, Designating the Route of said Road and a Number Designation to be Given Thereto by the State Road Department of Florida.
Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida:
Section 1. That there is hereby designated and established a State Road to be and become a part of the system of State Highways of the State of Florida, a certain road described as running from Mt. Plymouth, in Lake County, Florida, on State Road 2, South by Way of Rock Springs to Apopka intersecting State Road No. 2, thence Southwesterly along the East side of Lake Apopka to Winter Garden intersecting State Road No. 22, thence South by way of Vineland to the South line of Orange County, thence to Kissimmee Intersecting State Road No. 2.
Section 2. The State Road Department of Florida shall cause a number designation to be given to the road hereby established and said road shall thereafter be known by such number designation until changed by action of the State Road Department or by law.
Section 3. This Act shall become effective immediately upon becoming a Law.
Became a law without the Governor's approval.
Filed in Office Secretary of State May 27, 1935.
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