The bill enacts a new provision, R.S. 33:4712.26, which allows the governing authority of the city of Lafayette to name the Heymann Park Complex in honor of a living person, specifically John "Cush" Leblanc. This provision overrides existing laws, including R.S. 42:267, that may restrict the naming of public buildings after living individuals.

By authorizing this specific naming, the bill aims to recognize and honor John "Cush" Leblanc while providing a clear legal framework for such actions in the future. The legislation reflects a shift in policy regarding the naming of public properties, allowing for greater flexibility in honoring individuals who are still alive.