TRANSPORTATION DEPT: Provides for funding to certain entities for infrastructure related projects within the Department of Transportation and Development (EN SEE FISC NOTE SD EX)

The fund name was changed from 'Louisiana State Infrastructure Fund' to 'Louisiana State Infrastructure Bank Fund' to clarify its purpose as a capitalization source for the bank.

Specific eligibility requirements were added for the Highway Account (Title 23 U.S.C.), Transit Account (Title 49 U.S.C.), and Rail Account (Subtitle V of Title 49 U.S.C.).

The list of bill sponsors was reduced from two representatives to one, and the bill header was updated to reflect the 'Original' version rather than the 'Enrolled' version.

Department names were updated to include 'Louisiana' as a prefix (e.g., 'Louisiana Department of Treasury') for consistency with state naming conventions.

Removed internal departmental headers and page references that were present in the working draft but are not part of the final enacted law.

Adjusted section numbering and formatting to align with the final Enrolled bill structure, ensuring the text is ready for publication in the statutes.

Added Representative Chassion as a co-sponsor to the bill, changing the sponsor line from a single representative to two representatives.

The bill title was updated from 'ENGROSSED' to 'REENGROSSED' and the page count was adjusted from 19 to 20 to reflect the new version.

The list of state agencies receiving powers from the governor was shortened by removing the specific mention of the 'Louisiana Department of Treasury' and 'Louisiana Economic Development,' likely to avoid redundancy or formatting issues.

The legislative purpose statement was reorganized to place the creation of the fund and the definition of the state treasurer's duties earlier in the text.

The detailed sections defining the Highway, Transit, and Rail accounts were restructured. The text was consolidated to remove repetitive lists of funding sources and usage restrictions, replacing them with a cleaner, renumbered format that groups similar items together.