The Committee on Transportation, Highways and Public Works first unanimously approved Senate Bill 524 by Sen. Edwin Murray, D-New Orleans, to authorize a special number plate tag for members of the Zulu Social Aid and Pleasure Club. The bill includes a $25 annual fee in addition to the cost of the tag, which is based on a vehicle’s value.
Murray said honorary members and associate members of Zulu would be eligible for the special tags.
Moments later, the panel gave unanimous approval to Senate Bill 506 by Sen. A.G. Crowe, R-Slidell, to authorize the state and the New Orleans Saints to hammer out a design for a tag commemorating the Saints Super Bowl-winning season.
Both plates would cost $25 a year more than the cost of the regular number plate tags, based on the value of the vehicle, and come with a $3.50 administrative fee.

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