Regular Session 2021-2022 Senate Bill 0532 P.N. 0968

HOUSE AMENDED

PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 544, 901

PRINTER'S NO. 968

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA

SENATE BILL

No.

532

Session of

2021

INTRODUCED BY STEFANO, APRIL 9, 2021

AS AMENDED ON SECOND CONSIDERATION, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

JUNE 24, 2021

AN ACT

Designating the bridges, identified as Bridge Key 31419 and

Bridge Key 31420, on that portion of U.S. Route 219 over

State Route 601 in Conemaugh Township, Somerset County, as

the Corporal Anthony G. Orlandi Memorial Bridge.; DESIGNATING

THE INTERCHANGE OF STATE ROUTE 43, ALSO KNOWN AS THE MON-

FAYETTE EXPRESSWAY, WITH U.S. ROUTE 40, KNOWN AS EXIT 22, IN

REDSTONE TOWNSHIP, FAYETTE COUNTY, AS THE PFC JOSEPH FRANK

DUDA MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE KIA WWII U.S.M.C.; DESIGNATING THE

INTERCHANGE OF U.S. ROUTE 40 WITH STATE ROUTE 4035, ALSO

KNOWN AS MARKET STREET AND SPRING STREET, IN BROWNSVILLE,

FAYETTE COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL DENNY RAY EASTER MEMORIAL

INTERCHANGE KIA VIETNAM WAR U.S. ARMY; DESIGNATING THE

PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 837, ALSO KNOWN AS DUQUESNE

BOULEVARD, BETWEEN CENTER STREET IN THE CITY OF DUQUESNE,

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AND HOFFMAN BOULEVARD IN WEST MIFFLIN

BOROUGH, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AS THE CLIFTON P. PITTS MEMORIAL

HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8391,

ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 53 OVER LAUREL RUN,

ALSO KNOWN AS LOST CREEK, IN DEAN TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY,

AS THE SEAMAN 2ND CLASS LOUIS J. BENZIE WWII MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8461, ON THAT

PORTION OF U.S. ROUTE 219 OVER PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 53, ALSO

KNOWN AS RAILROAD STREET, IN CROYLE TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY,

AS THE JANICE KEEN-LIVINGSTON FIRST RESPONDERS' MEMORIAL

BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 4014, ALSO

KNOWN AS GRANDVIEW BOULEVARD, FROM PITTSBURGH AVENUE TO STATE

ROUTE 4015, ALSO KNOWN AS ZUCK ROAD, IN MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP,

ERIE COUNTY, AS THE JOHN A. PULICE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 4001 OVER

CROOKED CREEK, ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY, AS THE

SERGEANT CARL ROOF MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,

IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 25488, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 1011

OVER MIX CREEK, ELDRED TOWNSHIP, MCKEAN COUNTY, AS THE SGT.

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NEIL K. DORRION MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,

IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 39504, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

3004 OVER THE ALLEGHENY RIVER, ROULETTE TOWNSHIP, POTTER

COUNTY, AS THE SSG GERRITH KIBBE MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING

A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 32773, ON THAT PORTION OF

U.S. ROUTE 6 OVER THE TIOGA RIVER, MANSFIELD BOROUGH, TIOGA

COUNTY, AS THE MANSFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 5840, ON THAT

PORTION OF SR 4010 (17TH STREET) OVER INTERSTATE 99 IN LOGAN

TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE HONORABLE RICHARD A. GEIST

MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE

KEY 45998, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2027 IN NORTH UNION TOWNSHIP,

FAYETTE COUNTY, AS THE SSG WILLIS J. CRAYTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 4133,

CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 913 OVER RAYSTOWN BRANCH JUNIATA

RIVER IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, AS THE SERGEANT

CHARLES WARSING MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,

IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 68033, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2047

OVER CSX AND SEPTA RAILROADS, IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS

COUNTY, AS THE PFC JOHN ELTON CANDY MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING THE ENTIRE PORTION OF US ROUTE 20 IN

PENNSYLVANIA, BEGINNING AT THE PENNSYLVANIA-OHIO STATE LINE

AND ENDING AT THE PENNSYLVANIA-NEW YORK STATE LINE, AS THE

PENNSYLVANIA MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING THE PORTION

OF STATE ROUTE 2038, ALSO KNOWN AS FITZWATERTOWN ROAD,

BETWEEN JENKINTOWN ROAD AND NORTH HILLS AVENUE IN UPPER

DUBLIN TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE CPL VINCENT J.

WARGO, JR., U.S.M.C. MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,

IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 43267, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE

ROUTE 3041, ALSO KNOWN AS DISHONG MOUNTAIN ROAD, OVER U.S.

ROUTE 22 IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE

TECHNICAL SERGEANT MIKE CAPELLI MEMORIAL BRIDGE; AND MAKING

RELATED REPEALS.

The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

hereby enacts as follows:

Section 1. Corporal Anthony G. Orlandi Memorial Bridge.

(a) Findings.--The General Assembly finds and declares as

follows:

(1) Born October 1, 1928, Corporal Anthony G. Orlandi

served in the Korean War.

(2) Corporal Orlandi was a member of Company L, 3rd

Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division.

(3) On September 2, 1951, Corporal Orlandi was awarded

for gallantry in action near Kachilbong, North Korea.

(4) On September 3, 1951, Corporal Orlandi was seriously

wounded by the enemy in Korea, later returning to duty on

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October 11, 1951.

(5) On January 12, 1952, while conducting a combined

infantry and tank patrol just east of Hill 472, Corporal

Orlandi's L Company was engaged by an unknown number of enemy

troops, resulting in a firefight ensuing approximately four

hours.

(6) Corporal Orlandi sustained a gunshot wound to the

head and was reported Killed in Action on January 12, 1952.

His remains were not recovered.

(b) Designation.--The bridges, identified as Bridge Key

31419 and Bridge Key 31420, on that portion of U.S. Route 219

over State Route 601 in Conemaugh Township, Somerset County, are

designated as the Corporal Anthony G. Orlandi Memorial Bridge.

maintain appropriate signs displaying the name of the bridges to

traffic northbound and southbound on the bridges.

SECTION 2. PFC JOSEPH FRANK DUDA MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE KIA WWII

U.S.M.C.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) PFC JOSEPH FRANK DUDA WAS BORN MARCH 14, 1921, IN

LAMBERTON, FAYETTE COUNTY.

(2) ON JANUARY 26, 1942, PFC DUDA ENLISTED AS A PRIVATE

IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS RESERVE.

(3) PFC DUDA SERVED DURING WORLD WAR II AS A MEMBER OF

THE FIRST BATTALION, SEVENTH MARINES, THIRD MARINE BRIGADE,

FLEET MARINE FORCE ABOARD THE USS FULLER.

(4) ON APRIL 10, 1942, PFC DUDA WAS APPOINTED PRIVATE

FIRST CLASS.

(5) ON JANUARY 9, 1944, PFC DUDA WAS KILLED IN THE LINE

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OF DUTY AS THE RESULT OF A GUNSHOT WOUND RECEIVED IN ACTION

AT CAPE GLOUCESTER, NEW BRITAIN.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE INTERCHANGE OF STATE ROUTE 43, ALSO

KNOWN AS THE MON-FAYETTE EXPRESSWAY, WITH U.S. ROUTE 40, KNOWN

AS EXIT 22, IN REDSTONE TOWNSHIP, FAYETTE COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED

AS THE PFC JOSEPH FRANK DUDA MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE KIA WWII

U.S.M.C.

AND MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE

INTERCHANGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS.

SECTION 3. CORPORAL DENNY RAY EASTER MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE KIA

VIETNAM WAR U.S. ARMY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) CORPORAL DENNY RAY EASTER WAS BORN AUGUST 28, 1950,

IN BROWNSVILLE, FAYETTE COUNTY.

(2) ON NOVEMBER 11, 1970, CORPORAL EASTER JOINED THE

UNITED STATES ARMY AND EARNED THE RANK OF CORPORAL.

(3) CORPORAL EASTER SERVED DURING THE VIETNAM WAR AS AN

INFANTRYMAN WITH B COMPANY, 5TH BATTALION, 198TH LIGHT

INFANTRY BRIGADE, 46TH INFANTRY, WITH A SPECIALTY OF LIGHT

WEAPONS INFANTRY.

(4) ON JANUARY 13, 1971, AT THE AGE OF 20, CORPORAL

EASTER WAS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY IN QUANG TIN PROVINCE,

SOUTH VIETNAM.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE INTERCHANGE OF U.S. ROUTE 40 WITH

STATE ROUTE 4035, ALSO KNOWN AS MARKET STREET AND SPRING STREET,

IN BROWNSVILLE, FAYETTE COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE CORPORAL

DENNY RAY EASTER MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE KIA VIETNAM WAR U.S. ARMY.

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MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE

INTERCHANGE TO TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS.

SECTION 4. CLIFTON P. PITTS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) CLIFTON P. PITTS WAS BORN DECEMBER 25, 1942, IN

PITTSBURGH TO THE LATE HEYWOOD AND SARAH BLOSS-PITTS AND

GRADUATED FROM DUQUESNE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

(2) AFTER GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL, MR. PITTS SPENT 21

YEARS WORKING AS THE DIRECTOR OF JOB REPLACEMENT FOR

ALLEGHENY COUNTY.

(3) MR. PITTS LATER SERVED AS DIRECTOR OF THE MON-YOUGH

ACTION PROGRAM, DIRECTOR OF THE HIP PROGRAM (HELP INITIATE

PRIDE) AND AS A SUPERVISOR AT KOOL VENT HOME IMPROVEMENT

WHERE HE RETIRED IN 2015.

(4) CLIFTON P. PITTS WAS A LONG-TIME CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER

IN THE MON-VALLEY, WHERE FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS HE FOUGHT FOR

EQUAL HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION.

(5) MR. PITTS PREVIOUSLY SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE

DUQUESNE-WEST MIFFLIN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE

ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP) AND CONCERNED CITIZENS.

(6) MR. PITTS ALSO SERVED AS FIRST JR. EXALTED RULER OF

THE JT BRANDY, ELK LODGE, JT BRANDY LODGE; PRESIDENT OF THE

FRESHMEN SOCIETY CLUB; PAST PRESIDENT OF THE WILD BUNCH

SOCIAL CLUB; PAST PRESIDENT OF THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA BLACK

ASSEMBLY; AND AS CHAIRMAN OF THE MON-VALLEY PEOPLE ACTION

COMMITTEE.

(7) ON NOVEMBER 23, 2020, CLIFTON P. PITTS PASSED AWAY

AT THE AGE OF 76.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 837,

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ALSO KNOWN AS DUQUESNE BOULEVARD, BETWEEN CENTER STREET IN THE

CITY OF DUQUESNE, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AND HOFFMAN BOULEVARD IN

WEST MIFFLIN BOROUGH, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE

CLIFTON P. PITTS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 5. SEAMAN 2ND CLASS LOUIS J. BENZIE WWII MEMORIAL

BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) ONE OF NINE CHILDREN, LOUIS J. BENZIE WAS BORN ON

FEBRUARY 25, 1924, TO JOSEPHINE AND LOUIS BENZIE IN DYSART,

PENNSYLVANIA.

(2) HE SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY DURING WORLD WAR

II AS A SEAMAN 2ND CLASS, AND WAS ASSIGNED TO THE DESTROYER

U.S.S. MADDOX WHICH DEPARTED NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, ON JUNE 8,

1943.

(3) THE U.S.S. MADDOX BECAME A UNIT OF TASK FORCE 81,

THE ASSAULT FORCE FOR THE INVASION OF SICILY, ITALY.

(4) ON JULY 10, 1943, THE U.S.S. MADDOX WAS ATTACKED BY

A GERMAN DIVE BOMBER WHILE ON ANTISUBMARINE PATROL ABOUT 16

MILES OFF THE SHORE OF SICILY, TAKING A DIRECT HIT. THE SHIP

ROLLED OVER AND SANK WITHIN TWO MINUTES.

(5) DURING THE ATTACK, SEAMAN 2ND CLASS LOUIS J. BENZIE

WAS KILLED IN ACTION AT THE AGE OF 19, ALONG WITH MANY OF HIS

FELLOW SAILORS.

(6) SEAMAN 2ND CLASS LOUIS J. BENZIE'S BODY WAS NEVER

RECOVERED. HE WAS DECLARED DEAD ON JULY 11, 1944, AND AWARDED

THE PURPLE HEART POSTHUMOUSLY.

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(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8391,

ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 53 OVER LAUREL RUN, ALSO

KNOWN AS LOST CREEK, IN DEAN TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS

DESIGNATED AS THE SEAMAN 2ND CLASS LOUIS J. BENZIE WWII MEMORIAL

BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 6. JANICE KEEN-LIVINGSTON FIRST RESPONDERS' MEMORIAL

BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) JANICE KEEN-LIVINGSTON, A JOHNSTOWN-AREA NATIVE

(LOWER YODER TOWNSHIP), SERVED AS A PARAMEDIC SUPERVISOR AND

TRAINING OFFICER FOR THE WEST END AMBULANCE SERVICE.

(2) SHE ALSO SERVED AS A PART-TIME PARAMEDIC FOR THE

HILLTOP AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION, MENOHER HEIGHTS VOLUNTEER FIRE

COMPANY, CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP EMS AND AS A CPR INSTRUCTOR AND

MEMBER OF THE LOWER YODER VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY.

(3) ON MARCH 2, 2015, AT THE AGE OF 38, JANICE KEEN-

LIVINGSTON WAS STRUCK AND KILLED BY A TRUCK WHILE SHE WAS

RESPONDING AT THE SCENE OF A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT ON ROUTE

271 IN UPPER YODER TOWNSHIP.

(4) IN 2016, SHE WAS HONORED DURING THE NATIONAL EMS

MEMORIAL SERVICE.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8461,

LOCATED ON THAT PORTION OF U.S. ROUTE 219 OVER PENNSYLVANIA

ROUTE 53, ALSO KNOWN AS RAILROAD STREET, IN CROYLE TOWNSHIP,

CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE JANICE KEEN-LIVINGSTON

FIRST RESPONDERS' MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

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MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 7. JOHN A. PULICE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) JOHN A. PULICE SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY

DURING THE KOREAN WAR WHERE HE WAS DECORATED WITH VARIOUS

MEDALS OF RECOGNITION AND ROSE TO THE RANK OF CHIEF PETTY

OFFICER. AFTER HIS HONORABLE DISCHARGE, HE REMAINED ACTIVE IN

THE UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE.

(2) HE SUBSEQUENTLY WORKED AS THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF

THE PENNSYLVANIA LOTTERY FOR THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF

REVENUE.

(3) FROM 1980 TO 1998, HE WAS AN ELECTED MEMBER OF THE

MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD, DURING WHICH TIME HE SERVED

AS PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF SEVERAL KEY

COMMITTEES.

(4) IN 2004, HE WAS APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR TO THE

EDINBORO UNIVERSITY COUNCIL OF TRUSTEES, AND SERVED AS

SECRETARY SINCE 2011.

(5) HE ALSO SERVED AS A COMMISSIONER OF THE MILLCREEK

TOWNSHIP PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION SINCE 2000.

(6) A DEDICATED AND LONGSTANDING PUBLIC SERVANT, JOHN A.

PULICE WAS AFFECTIONATELY KNOWN TO MANY IN THE COMMUNITY AS

THE "MAYOR OF MILLCREEK."

(7) ON OCTOBER 6, 2020, JOHN A. PULICE PASSED AWAY AT

THE AGE OF 87.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 4014, ALSO

KNOWN AS GRANDVIEW BOULEVARD, FROM PITTSBURGH AVENUE TO STATE

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ROUTE 4015, ALSO KNOWN AS ZUCK ROAD, IN MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP, ERIE

COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE JOHN A. PULICE MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 8. SERGEANT CARL ROOF MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) SERGEANT CARL ROOF, A NATIVE OF ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP,

SERVED HIS COUNTRY HONORABLY DURING WORLD WAR II.

(2) TWENTY DAYS AFTER THE NORMANDY INVASION BEGAN,

SERGEANT ROOF WAS CAPTURED BY THE GERMANS NEAR NANCY, FRANCE.

(3) FOR 11 MONTHS, SERGEANT ROOF SUFFERED AS A PRISONER

OF WAR IN STALAG 12A, ONE OF GERMANY'S LARGEST PRISONER OF

WAR CAMPS.

(4) SERGEANT ROOF SURVIVED THE INTERNMENT AND RETURNED

HOME TO INDIANA COUNTY WHERE HE RESUMED DAIRY FARMING AND

LATER WORKED FOR CATERPILLAR.

(5) AFTER THE WAR, SERGEANT ROOF MARRIED HIS WIFE,

FRANCES, AND HAD FOUR CHILDREN.

(6) SERGEANT ROOF SERVED HIS COMMUNITY AS A MEMBER OF

THE INDIANA COUNTY FAIR BOARD AND THE CITIZENS AMBULANCE

BOARD IN INDIANA.

(7) SERGEANT ROOF RESIDED NEAR THE BRIDGE ON STATE ROUTE

4001 OVER CROOKED CREEK.

(8) SERGEANT ROOF DIED ON DECEMBER 3, 2020, AT AGE 98.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE LOCATED ON STATE ROUTE 4001

OVER CROOKED CREEK, ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY, IS

DESIGNATED AS THE SERGEANT CARL ROOF MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

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MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 9. SGT. NEIL K. DORRION MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) SGT. NEIL K. DORRION GAVE HIS LIFE IN SERVICE TO HIS

COUNTRY DURING THE KOREAN WAR.

(2) SGT. DORRION ATTENDED ELDRED TOWNSHIP SCHOOL, SERVED

WITH THE UNITED STATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II AND REENLISTED IN

APRIL 1949.

(3) SGT. DORRION SERVED AS A MEDIC WITH THE MEDICAL

COMPANY, 5TH REGIMENTAL COMBAT TEAM, 24TH INFANTRY DIVISION,

UNITED STATES ARMY.

(4) ON NOVEMBER 4, 1950, SGT. DORRION WAS KILLED IN

ACTION AT KUNU-RI, NORTH KOREA, WHILE TENDING TO HIS WOUNDED

COMRADES.

(5) SGT. DORRION WAS AWARDED THE SILVER STAR, PURPLE

HEART, BRONZE STAR WITH 'V' FOR VALOR, GOOD CONDUCT BADGE,

COMBAT MEDICAL BADGE, KOREAN SERVICE MEDAL, UNITED NATIONS

SERVICE MEDAL, NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL, KOREAN

PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION, REPUBLIC OF KOREA WAR SERVICE

MEDAL, PACIFIC THEATER RIBBON WITH STAR AND THE WORLD WAR II

VICTORY MEDAL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

25488, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 1011 OVER MIX CREEK, ELDRED

TOWNSHIP, MCKEAN COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE SGT. NEIL K.

DORRION MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

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SECTION 10. SSG GERRITH KIBBE MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) STAFF SERGEANT GERRITH LOWELL KIBBE ENLISTED IN THE

UNITED STATES ARMY IN 1961.

(2) SSG KIBBE SERVED WITH THE 98TH MAINTENANCE CO., 86TH

MAINTENANCE BATTALION WITHIN ARMY OPERATIONS.

(3) SSG KIBBE WAS KILLED ON JUNE 24, 1967, WHILE ON DUTY

IN SOUTH VIETNAM.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

39504, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 3004 OVER THE ALLEGHENY

RIVER, ROULETTE TOWNSHIP, POTTER COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE

SSG GERRITH KIBBE MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 11. MANSFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE LOCATED ON U.S. ROUTE 6 OVER

THE TIOGA RIVER, MANSFIELD BOROUGH, TIOGA COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED

AS THE MANSFIELD VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(B) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 12. THE HONORABLE RICHARD A. GEIST MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) RICHARD "RICK" A. GEIST WAS BORN NOVEMBER 21, 1944,

IN ALTOONA TO JAMES D. AND CATHARINE (WIGGINS) GEIST.

(2) HE GRADUATED FROM ALTOONA AREA HIGH SCHOOL IN 1962

AND EARNED AN ASSOCIATE'S DEGREE FROM THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE

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UNIVERSITY ALTOONA.

(3) IN 1979, THE HONORABLE RICHARD GEIST WAS ELECTED AS

A REPUBLICAN MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND WAS

SUBSEQUENTLY REELECTED FOR 15 CONSECUTIVE TERMS.

(4) THE HONORABLE RICHARD GEIST WAS APPOINTED AND

ELECTED TO A NUMBER OF POSITIONS WITHIN THE REPUBLICAN PARTY

AND REPUBLICAN CAUCUS AND CHAIRED AND SERVED ON NUMEROUS

STATE COUNCILS AND COMMISSIONS.

(5) THE HONORABLE RICHARD GEIST DIED AUGUST 29, 2019,

AND IS SURVIVED BY A LARGE, LOVING EXTENDED FAMILY, INCLUDING

HIS WIFE OF 48 YEARS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 5840,

LOCATED ON SR 4010 (17TH STREET) OVER INTERSTATE 99 IN LOGAN

TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE HONORABLE RICHARD

A. GEIST MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 13. SSG WILLIS J. CRAYTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) WILLIS J. CRAYTON WAS BORN ON SEPTEMBER 18, 1924.

(2) SSG CRAYTON WAS A GRADUATE OF NORTH UNION HIGH

SCHOOL.

(3) SSG CRAYTON SERVED AS A STAFF SERGEANT IN THE UNITED

STATES ARMY 707 TANK BATTALION, 7TH DIVISION, DURING WORLD

WAR II IN ITALY.

(4) SSG CRAYTON WAS AWARDED A BRONZE STAR AND THE PURPLE

HEART FOR HIS SERVICE IN COMBAT.

(5) SSG CRAYTON DIED IN A CAR ACCIDENT ON DECEMBER 23,

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1950.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

45998, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2027 IN NORTH UNION TOWNSHIP,

FAYETTE COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE SSG WILLIS J. CRAYTON

MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 14. SERGEANT CHARLES WARSING MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) SERGEANT WARSING GRADUATED FROM TUSSEY MOUNTAIN HIGH

SCHOOL IN 1961 AND FROM STEVENS TRADE SCHOOL IN LANCASTER IN

1964.

(2) SERGEANT WARSING JOINED THE PEACE CORPS AS A

VOLUNTEER IN 1964 AND SERVED ON A TOUR OF DUTY IN IRAN FOR

TWO YEARS.

(3) SERGEANT WARSING ENTERED EMPLOYMENT WITH THE UNITED

STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE AND WAS ENGAGED IN WORK UNTIL

BEING DRAFTED IN APRIL 1967.

(4) SERGEANT CHARLES WARSING WAS KILLED IN ACTION IN THE

DMZ AREA OF SOUTH VIETNAM ON MAY 27, 1968, WHILE ENGAGING THE

ENEMY.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 4133,

CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 913 OVER RAYSTOWN BRANCH JUNIATA

RIVER IN LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE

SERGEANT CHARLES WARSING MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

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SECTION 15. PFC JOHN ELTON CANDY MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) JOHN ELTON CANDY WAS BORN ON NOVEMBER 15, 1947.

(2) PFC CANDY WAS ORIGINALLY FROM LANGHORNE,

PENNSYLVANIA.

(3) UPON GRADUATION FROM NESHAMINY HIGH SCHOOL, PFC

CANDY ENLISTED IN THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS ON JUNE 23,

1966, IN PHILADELPHIA.

(4) PFC CANDY ARRIVED IN VIETNAM ON OCTOBER 3, 1968,

WHERE HE WAS ASSIGNED FOR DUTY AND SERVED WITH COMPANY E, 2D

BATTALION, 9TH MARINES, 3D MARDIV (REIN) FMF.

(5) PFC CANDY DIED ON OCTOBER 11, 1968, AT 20 YEARS OF

AGE IN QUANG TRI, VIETNAM, WHILE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS

DUTIES.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

68033, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2047 OVER CSX AND SEPTA RAILROADS,

IN MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE PFC

JOHN ELTON CANDY MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 16. PENNSYLVANIA MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS OUR NATION'S HIGHEST AWARD FOR

VALOR PRESENTED TO VETERANS OF THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED

STATES FOR ACTING WITH CONSPICUOUS GALLANTRY AND INTREPIDITY

ABOVE AND BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY AT THE RISK OF ONE'S LIFE

DURING COMBAT WITH AN ENEMY OF THE UNITED STATES.

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(2) THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS WIDELY RESPECTED BY THE

MILITARY AND PUBLIC ALIKE.

(3) THREE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS

WERE BORN IN PENNSYLVANIA, 382 RECIPIENTS ENTERED SERVICE

FROM PENNSYLVANIA AND 241 RECIPIENTS WERE LAID TO REST IN

PENNSYLVANIA.

(4) PENNSYLVANIA'S MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS SERVED

DURING 14 WARS, FROM THE CIVIL WAR TO THE IRAQ WAR, OVER A

PERIOD OF MORE THAN 145 YEARS.

(5) THE NONPROFIT BEND HEROES FOUNDATION AND THE OREGON

LEGISLATURE CREATED A LAW DESIGNATING ALL 451 MILES OF THE

BORDER-TO-BORDER US ROUTE 20 IN OREGON AS THE OREGON MEDAL OF

HONOR HIGHWAY, A FIRST IN OUR NATION TO HONOR ALL OF A

STATE'S MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS.

(6) THE OREGON LAW PROPOSES A NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR

HIGHWAY TO BE CREATED ON US ROUTE 20 AT 3,365 MILES IN

LENGTH.

(7) IF ALL 11 STATES EAST OF OREGON THROUGH WHICH US

ROUTE 20 TRAVERSES DESIGNATE BORDER-TO-BORDER MEDAL OF HONOR

HIGHWAYS IN THEIR STATES, THE HIGHWAY WOULD CONSTITUTE THE

LONGEST HIGHWAY IN THE UNITED STATES DEDICATED TO OUR MEDAL

OF HONOR HEROES.

(8) IDAHO, MONTANA, WYOMING, NEBRASKA, IOWA AND INDIANA

HAVE DESIGNATED AND DEDICATED STATE MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAYS

AND, TOGETHER WITH OREGON, ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY 70% OF THE

DISTANCE ACROSS OUR NATION. MASSACHUSETTS IS CURRENTLY

PROPOSING THE DEDICATION OF ITS STATE MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAY.

(9) PENNSYLVANIA HAS THE SECOND-HIGHEST NUMBER OF MEDAL

OF HONOR RECIPIENTS OF ANY STATE BUT HAS NOT DEDICATED A

BORDER-TO-BORDER HIGHWAY HONORING ALL OF PENNSYLVANIA'S MEDAL

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OF HONOR RECIPIENTS.

(10) A 45-MILE, BORDER-TO-BORDER PENNSYLVANIA MEDAL OF

HONOR HIGHWAY DESIGNATED ON US ROUTE 20 WOULD HONOR OUR

COMMONWEALTH'S CURRENT AND FUTURE MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS

AND ADVANCES A 3,365-MILE NATIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAY

ACROSS AMERICA BETWEEN THE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC OCEANS.

(11) PENNSYLVANIA DEEPLY APPRECIATES THE SERVICE AND

SACRIFICE OF ITS MEDAL OF HONOR RECIPIENTS AND THE POSITIVE

ROLES THEY PLAYED IN THEIR COMMUNITIES FOR MORE THAN 145

YEARS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE ENTIRE PORTION, 45.433 MILES, OF US

ROUTE 20 IN PENNSYLVANIA, BEGINNING AT THE PENNSYLVANIA-OHIO

STATE LINE AND ENDING AT THE PENNSYLVANIA-NEW YORK STATE LINE,

IS DESIGNATED AS THE PENNSYLVANIA MEDAL OF HONOR HIGHWAY.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS, BROWN WITH WHITE TRIM AND LETTERING,

DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO TRAFFIC IN EACH DIRECTION

OF THE ROUTE NEAR THE BORDERS OF OHIO AND NEW YORK. THE SIGN

SHALL ALSO DISPLAY THE ARMY MEDAL OF HONOR, NAVY MEDAL OF HONOR

AND AIR FORCE MEDAL OF HONOR.

SECTION 17. CPL VINCENT J. WARGO, JR., U.S.M.C. MEMORIAL

HIGHWAY.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) CPL VINCENT J. WARGO, JR., WAS BORN IN PHILADELPHIA

ON APRIL 19, 1949, TO HELEN T. COOGAN WARGO AND VINCENT

JOSEPH WARGO AND GRADUATED FROM BISHOP MCDEVITT HIGH SCHOOL

IN 1967.

(2) SHORTLY AFTER GRADUATION, HE ENLISTED IN THE UNITED

STATES MARINE CORPS TO SERVE DURING THE VIETNAM WAR.

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(3) ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1968, WHILE IN COMBAT AND UNDER

ENEMY FIRE, CPL VINCENT J. WARGO, JR., WAS SHOT AND KILLED AT

THE AGE OF 19 WHILE TRYING TO SAVE SOME OF HIS BROTHER

MARINES. HE DID NOT SUCCUMB TO HIS WOUNDS UNTIL HIS FELLOW

MARINES WERE PULLED TO SAFETY.

(4) CPL WARGO WAS AWARDED THE SILVER STAR FOR HIS

MERITS.

(5) A PLAQUE PRESENTED BY HIS FELLOW CLASSMATES IN CPL

WARGO'S HONOR PROUDLY HANGS IN THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF BISHOP

MCDEVITT HIGH SCHOOL.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2038, ALSO

KNOWN AS FITZWATERTOWN ROAD, BETWEEN JENKINTOWN ROAD AND NORTH

HILLS AVENUE IN UPPER DUBLIN TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY IS

DESIGNATED AS THE CPL VINCENT J. WARGO, JR., U.S.M.C. MEMORIAL

HIGHWAY.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE HIGHWAY TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE HIGHWAY.

SECTION 18. TECHNICAL SERGEANT MIKE CAPELLI MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

(A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS

FOLLOWS:

(1) TECHNICAL SERGEANT MIKE CAPELLI WAS BORN IN NANTY

GLO, PENNSYLVANIA, ON MAY 15, 1918.

(2) HE SERVED IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY DURING WORLD WAR

II AS PART OF COMPANY I, 180TH INFANTRY REGIMENT, 45TH

INFANTRY DIVISION.

(3) HE WAS WOUNDED MANY TIMES AND PERFORMED MANY ACTS OF

HEROISM FOR WHICH HE WAS DECORATED DURING HIS TOURS OF ITALY,

GERMANY AND FRANCE.

(4) ON MAY 28, 1944, IN APRILIA, ITALY, TECHNICAL

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SERGEANT MIKE CAPELLI'S SQUAD WAS IMPEDED BY THE ENEMY'S

MACHINE GUNS. TECHNICAL SERGEANT CAPELLI DEPLOYED HIS MEN AND

LED THEM IN AN ASSAULT ON THE ENEMY'S POSITION. ALTHOUGH

OUTNUMBERED AND FACED WITH INTENSE FIRE, HE SUCCEEDED AFTER

FIERCE HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING IN DESTROYING THE ENEMY

POSITION. FOR THESE ACTIONS, HE WAS AWARDED AN OAK LEAF

CLUSTER TO HIS SILVER STAR MEDAL.

(5) ON JANUARY 8, 1945, IN WILDENGUTH, FRANCE, TECHNICAL

SERGEANT MIKE CAPELLI WAS SHOT AND KILLED WHILE ORGANIZING

HIS MEN DURING AN ATTACK BY A REINFORCED BAND OF GERMAN SS

TROOPERS.

(6) HIS AWARDS INCLUDE THE SILVER STAR WITH OAK LEAF

CLUSTER, BRONZE STAR AND PURPLE HEART WITH TWO OAK LEAF

CLUSTERS.

(B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

43267, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 3041, ALSO KNOWN AS

DISHONG MOUNTAIN ROAD, OVER U.S. ROUTE 22 IN JACKSON TOWNSHIP,

CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED AS THE TECHNICAL SERGEANT MIKE

CAPELLI MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO

TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS ON THE BRIDGE.

SECTION 5 19. REPEALS.

REPEALS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

(1) THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE REPEAL UNDER

PARAGRAPH (2) IS NECESSARY TO EFFECTUATE THE DESIGNATIONS

UNDER SECTIONS 2 AND 3 OF THIS ACT.

(2) SECTIONS 12 AND 13 OF THE ACT OF JULY 1, 2020

(P.L.536, NO.45), ENTITLED "AN ACT DESIGNATING A PORTION OF

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 183 FROM SEGMENT 0040/OFFSET 2555 TO

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SEGMENT 110/OFFSET 1180 IN BERKS COUNTY AS THE TROOPER WAYNE

C. EBERT MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE ON THAT

PORTION OF S.R. 2087 OVER INNERS CREEK NEAR LAKE REDMAN, YORK

TOWNSHIP, YORK COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL MICHAEL COHEN MEMORIAL

BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 50 IN MOUNT

PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL BRADY

CLEMENT PAUL MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING THE MORGAN ROAD

BRIDGE OVER INTERSTATE 79 IN CECIL TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON

COUNTY, AS THE WREATHES ACROSS AMERICA BRIDGE; DESIGNATING

THE INTERSTATE 70 EXIT 17 IN CITY OF WASHINGTON, WASHINGTON

COUNTY, AS THE SERGEANT RUSSELL CRUPE, JR., MEMORIAL EXIT;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED BY BRIDGE KEY 7381, ON THAT

PORTION OF NORTH MAIN STREET OVER THE EAST BRANCH PERKIOMEN

CREEK, SELLERSVILLE BOROUGH, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE

SELLERSVILLE VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION

OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 39 IN DAUPHIN COUNTY, FROM DOVER ROAD

TO FOREST HILLS DRIVE, AS THE OFFICER MARK GASPICH MEMORIAL

HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY

11414, ON U.S. ROUTE 219 IN BRADY TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD

COUNTY, AS THE LANCE CORPORAL ROBERT CLYDE GONTERO MEMORIAL

BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED BY BRIDGE KEY 46789,

ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 3012 OVER BACK CREEK ON THE

BORDER OF HAMILTON TOWNSHIP AND ST. THOMAS TOWNSHIP, FRANKLIN

COUNTY, AS THE SERGEANT MELVIN G. EHRHART MEMORIAL BRIDGE;

DESIGNATING A BRIDGE ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 8042 OVER

U.S. ROUTE 40, WEST BROWNSVILLE BOROUGH, WASHINGTON COUNTY,

AS THE SFC THOMAS MCDONOUGH MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE

BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 53827, ON THAT PORTION OF

STATE ROUTE 2003, ALSO KNOWN AS S. PORTER STREET, OVER THE

SOUTH FORK TENMILE CREEK IN WAYNESBURG, GREENE COUNTY, AS THE

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SHERIFF BRIAN A. TENNANT MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE

INTERCHANGE OF STATE ROUTE 43, ALSO KNOWN AS THE MON-FAYETTE

EXPRESSWAY, WITH U.S. ROUTE 40, KNOWN AS EXIT 22, IN REDSTONE

TOWNSHIP, FAYETTE COUNTY, AS THE PFC JOSEPH FRANK DUDA

MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE; AND DESIGNATING THE INTERCHANGE OF U.S.

ROUTE 40 WITH STATE ROUTE 4035, ALSO KNOWN AS MARKET STREET

AND SPRING STREET, IN BROWNSVILLE, FAYETTE COUNTY, AS THE

CORPORAL DENNY RAY EASTER MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE."

Section 2 6 20. Effective date.

This act shall take effect in 60 days.

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