SENATE AMENDED
PRIOR PRINTER'S NOS. 1692, 1717 PRINTER'S NO. 3125
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA
HOUSE BILL
No. 1560
Session of
2021
INTRODUCED BY STEPHENS, SCHROEDER, JAMES, SANCHEZ, LONGIETTI,
GREINER, GUENST, HILL-EVANS, STAATS, BURNS, MILLARD, NEILSON,
DAVANZO AND GILLEN, JUNE 7, 2021
SENATOR LANGERHOLC, TRANSPORTATION, IN SENATE, RE-REPORTED AS
AMENDED, MAY 23, 2022
AN ACT
1 Designating a portion of State Route 2038, also known as County
2 Line Road, from Meetinghouse Road to Blair Mill Road in Bucks
3 County as the U.S. Air Force Major James Doherty Memorial
4 Highway.; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY <--
5 35000, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2040 IN BENTLEYVILLE
6 BOROUGH, WASHINGTON COUNTY, AS THE MRS. MADELINE FINNEY
7 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
8 KEY 19557, ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 36 OVER THE
9 REDBANK CREEK, BROOKVILLE BOROUGH, JEFFERSON COUNTY, AS THE
10 CPT RAYMOND HARRY "BUD" HETRICK MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING
11 A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 19033, ON THAT PORTION OF
12 NORTHBOUND STATE ROUTE 119 OVER STATE ROUTE 286 IN WHITE
13 TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY, AS THE SPECIALIST FIVE TIMOTHY RICE
14 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
15 KEY 39537, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 1005 OVER A
16 TRIBUTARY OF CROOKED CREEK, RAYNE TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY,
17 AS THE SERGEANT CHARLES R. LEARN MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING
18 THE PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2004, ALSO KNOWN AS NORTH BROAD
19 STREET, WITHIN THE BOROUGH OF LANSDALE AND HATFIELD TOWNSHIP,
20 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE DR. FRANK ERDMAN BOSTON MEMORIAL
21 HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY
22 57053, LOCATED OVER DIXON RUN AT THE INTERSECTION OF STATE
23 ROUTE 1012 TO PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 403 IN GREEN TOWNSHIP,
24 INDIANA COUNTY, AS THE PVT WILLIAM L. HADDEN MEMORIAL BRIDGE;
25 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 36020, ON THAT
26 PORTION ON PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 66, KNOWN AS MAIN STREET, OVER
27 THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY, CITY OF GREENSBURG,
28 WESTMORELAND COUNTY, AS THE SERGEANT RICHARD IVORY CULLEN
29 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
30 KEY 19231, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 1014 OVER THE
31 ABANDONED CONRAIL RAILROAD, GREEN TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY,
 1 AS THE CARL E. KEITH MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE PORTION
2 OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 309 FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH
3 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 29 IN MONROE TOWNSHIP, WYOMING COUNTY, TO
4 THE INTERSECTION WITH STATE ROUTE 1026 IN DALLAS TOWNSHIP,
5 LUZERNE COUNTY, AS THE KUNKLE FIREFIGHTER EDWARD L. NULTON,
6 SR., MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS
7 BRIDGE KEY 41272, ON THAT PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 286
8 OVER CROOKED CREEK, RAYNE TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY, AS THE
9 SERGEANT FIRST CLASS RANDY MCCAULLEY MEMORIAL BRIDGE;
10 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 45531,
11 CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 879 OVER THE WEST BRANCH
12 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER, LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD COUNTY, AS
13 THE GERALD "JERRY" CONFER MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A
14 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 13321, LOCATED ON STATE
15 ROUTE 3021, ALSO KNOWN AS GENEVA ROAD, OVER THE CONNEAUT
16 OUTLET, UNION TOWNSHIP, CRAWFORD COUNTY, AS THE TROOPER JOHN
17 W. MARIN MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS
18 BRIDGE KEY 43235, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2012 OVER
19 ALLOWAY CREEK, MOUNT JOY AND GERMANY TOWNSHIPS, ADAMS COUNTY,
20 AS THE MICHAEL DILLMAN MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,
21 IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8639, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 3024,
22 ALSO KNOWN AS RAGERS HILL ROAD, OVER STATE ROUTE 2006,
23 NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD, AND THE SOUTH FORK BRANCH LITTLE
24 CONEMAUGH RIVER IN CROYLE TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE
25 PFC DONALD E. HUNTER, USMC MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A
26 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8672, ON THAT PORTION OF
27 STATE ROUTE 3045 OVER THE SOUTH BRANCH BLACKLICK CREEK,
28 VINTONDALE BOROUGH, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE JOHN "SONNY"
29 KUHAR, JR., MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED
30 AS BRIDGE KEY 45635, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 1036 OVER
31 HOWELLS RUN AT LAKE ROWENA, EBENSBURG BOROUGH, CAMBRIA
32 COUNTY, AS THE ROSS W. DIXON MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A
33 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8604, ON THAT PORTION OF
34 STATE ROUTE 2014 OVER U.S. 22, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE SHERIFF
35 BOB KOLAR, SR., MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF
36 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 322 FROM THE INTERSECTION WITH COUNTY LINE
37 LANE TO THE INTERSECTION WITH PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 117 THROUGH
38 CAMPBELLTOWN IN SOUTH LONDONDERRY TOWNSHIP, LEBANON COUNTY,
39 AS THE COMMISSIONER WILLIAM E. AMES MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;
40 DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF U.S. ROUTE 19 BETWEEN IVORY AVENUE
41 AND CEMETERY LANE IN ROSS TOWNSHIP, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AS THE
42 CHIEF VERNON MOSES MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,
43 IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8360, ON THAT PORTION OF
44 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 36 OVER CLEARFIELD CREEK, ASHVILLE
45 BOROUGH, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE FRANCIS AND ROBERT ZERBEE
46 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF HARVEY RUN ROAD
47 BETWEEN STATE ROUTE 2004 IN NEW SEWICKLEY TOWNSHIP TO
48 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 65 IN FREEDOM BOROUGH, BEAVER COUNTY, AS
49 THE ARMY SERGEANT JOSHUA JAMES RIMER MEMORIAL ROAD;
50 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 7890, ON THAT
51 PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 108 IN WORTH TOWNSHIP, BUTLER
52 COUNTY, SPANNING INTERSTATE 79 AS THE VETERANS OF SLIPPERY
53 ROCK BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE INTERCHANGE OF U.S. ROUTE 119
54 WITH U.S. ROUTE 422 IN WHITE TOWNSHIP, INDIANA COUNTY, AS THE
55 LIEUTENANT COLONEL WILLIAM A. RUSH III MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE;
56 DESIGNATING THE INTERCHANGE LOCATED ON I-279 AT CAMP HORNE
57 ROAD IN OHIO TOWNSHIP, ALLEGHENY COUNTY, AS THE SCOTT F.
58 HIRSH MEMORIAL INTERCHANGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF
59 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 104, FROM THE SOUTHERN BORDER OF THE
60 BOROUGH OF MIDDLEBURG TO THE NORTHERN BORDER OF THE BOROUGH
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 1 OF MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY, AS THE CHIEF OF POLICE TONY M.
2 JORDAN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING THE INTERCHANGE OF
3 INTERSTATE 276, ALSO KNOWN AS THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE, WITH
4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 611, KNOWN AS EXIT 343, AND THE WILLOW
5 GROVE INTERCHANGE IN UPPER MORELAND TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY
6 COUNTY, AS THE SENATOR STEWART J. GREENLEAF MEMORIAL
7 INTERCHANGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY
8 4142, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 1001 OVER THE DUNNING CREEK IN THE
9 BOROUGH OF BEDFORD, BEDFORD COUNTY, AS THE CPL WILLIAM GLEN
10 IMLER MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF STATE ROUTE
11 2044, ALSO KNOWN AS BRIERLY LANE, BETWEEN HOMESTEAD-DUQUESNE
12 ROAD AND INTERBORO AVENUE IN WEST MIFFLIN BOROUGH, ALLEGHENY
13 COUNTY, AS THE REGIS L. STEPHENSON MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;
14 DESIGNATING THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF STATE ROUTE 4010 IN NORTH
15 BRANCH TOWNSHIP, WYOMING COUNTY, AS THE JOYCE MAUREEN STEELE
16 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
17 KEY 12165, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 150 OVER THE BALD
18 EAGLE CREEK, IN BALD EAGLE TOWNSHIP, CLINTON COUNTY, AS THE
19 COLONEL HENRY BOSSERT MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION
20 OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 113 FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH
21 SCHOOLHOUSE ROAD, IN FRANCONIA TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
22 AND STATE ROUTE 4027, ALSO KNOWN AS COUNTY LINE ROAD, IN
23 SOUDERTON BOROUGH, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE HONORABLE ROBERT
24 W. GODSHALL MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,
25 IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 8517, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
26 403 OVER THE STONYCREEK RIVER IN FERNDALE BOROUGH, CAMBRIA
27 COUNTY, AS THE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LEE DAVID MEADOWS MEMORIAL
28 BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 56645,
29 CARRYING STATE ROUTE 1045, ALSO KNOWN AS SOUTH 4TH STREET,
30 OVER COCALICO CREEK IN THE BOROUGH OF DENVER, LANCASTER
31 COUNTY, AS THE JOHN K. WEAVER MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A
32 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 21481, CARRYING STATE ROUTE
33 1051, ALSO KNOWN AS MAIN STREET, OVER LITTLE COCALICO CREEK
34 IN THE BOROUGH OF DENVER, LANCASTER COUNTY, AS THE FICHTHORN
35 AND MARBURGER MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF STATE
36 ROUTE 2019, KNOWN AS NYES ROAD, FROM THE INTERSECTION OF
37 DERRY STREET TO THE INTERSECTION OF UNION DEPOSIT ROAD, IN
38 SWATARA AND LOWER PAXTON TOWNSHIPS, DAUPHIN COUNTY, AS THE
39 GLENN A. MARTIN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,
40 IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 25507, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE
41 ROUTE 3006 OVER THE KINZUA CREEK IN THE CENSUS-DESIGNATED
42 PLACE OF WESTLINE, LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP, MCKEAN COUNTY, AS THE
43 WESTLINE VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE ON
44 THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 994 OVER THE BLACKLOG CREEK,
45 CROMWELL TOWNSHIP, HUNTINGDON COUNTY, AS THE LIEUTENANT
46 JOSEPH O. STEVENS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF
47 STATE ROUTE 2009, ALSO KNOWN AS BYBERRY ROAD, BETWEEN STATE
48 ROUTE 2040, ALSO KNOWN AS WARMINSTER ROAD, AND STATE ROUTE
49 263, ALSO KNOWN AS OLD YORK ROAD, IN HATBORO BOROUGH,
50 MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE SPC JOHN KULICK MEMORIAL HIGHWAY;
51 DESIGNATING A PORTION OF U.S. ROUTE 11, ALSO KNOWN AS MAIN
52 STREET, FROM SEGMENT 200, OFFSET 0000, TO THE INTERSECTION
53 WITH OAK STREET IN SHICKSHINNY BOROUGH, LUZERNE COUNTY, AS
54 THE HONORABLE GEORGE C. HASAY MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A
55 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 5786, CARRYING STATE ROUTE
56 3013, KNOWN AS DUNNINGS HIGHWAY, OVER SOUTH POPLAR RUN, IN
57 GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE BRYAN T. "CHIPPER"
58 CHAMBERLAIN MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED
59 AS BRIDGE KEY 20703, ON STATE ROUTE 1039, ALSO KNOWN AS
60 MEREDITH STREET, OVER GORDAN AVENUE AND LACKAWANNA AVENUE IN
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 1 CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP, LACKAWANNA COUNTY, AS THE JOSEPH
2 CAVISTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED BY
3 BRIDGE KEY 19699, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2003 OVER
4 MAHONING CREEK IN BIG RUN BOROUGH, JEFFERSON COUNTY, AS THE
5 SP4 JAMES WISE, JR., AND PFC JAMES WINGERT USMC MEMORIAL
6 BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 36313,
7 CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 981, ALSO KNOWN AS LLOYD AVENUE,
8 OVER LOYALHANNA CREEK IN LATROBE, WESTMORELAND COUNTY, AS THE
9 TROOPER MICHAEL STEWART III MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A
10 BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 11802, CARRYING STATE ROUTE
11 3008 OVER CLEARFIELD CREEK, BECCARIA TOWNSHIP, CLEARFIELD
12 COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL CECIL J. SNYDER MEMORIAL BRIDGE;
13 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 41673,
14 CARRYING OAKRIDGE DRIVE (STATE ROUTE 3102) OVER U.S. 219 IN
15 RICHLAND TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE CAMBRIA COUNTY
16 VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF
17 INTERSTATE 76, ALSO KNOWN AS THE SCHUYLKILL EXPRESSWAY, FROM
18 MILE MARKER 334.5 TO MILE MARKER 335.5 IN LOWER MERION
19 TOWNSHIP, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AS THE FIREFIGHTER THOMAS ROYDS
20 MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A PORTION OF PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
21 72 FROM SEGMENT 0010/OFFSET 0000 TO SEGMENT 0110/OFFSET 1330
22 IN CORNWALL BOROUGH, LEBANON COUNTY, AS THE WILLIAM G.
23 CARPENTER HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
24 KEY 46159, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 36 ON CHARGER HIGHWAY,
25 BLAIR TOWNSHIP, BLAIR COUNTY, AS THE CORPORAL RALPH HAMMEL
26 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
27 KEY 68510, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 271 OVER COAL PIT RUN
28 IN BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP, CAMBRIA COUNTY, AS THE LAZENDORFER
29 BROTHERS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING THE PORTION OF STATE
30 ROUTE 1020, ALSO KNOWN AS LAWRENCE ROAD, BETWEEN SPRINGHOUSE
31 ROAD AND PARKWAY AVENUE IN MARPLE TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTY,
32 AS THE RICHARD PAUL MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE,
33 IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 68360, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2025,
34 ALSO KNOWN AS BRISTOL ROAD, OVER U.S. ROUTE 1 IN BENSALEM
35 TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE PFC ROBERT JOSEPH MORRIS
36 MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE
37 KEY 67570, CARRYING STATE ROUTE 2006, ALSO KNOWN AS NEW FALLS
38 ROAD, OVER THE PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE IN BRISTOL TOWNSHIP,
39 BUCKS COUNTY, AS THE PFC HOPSON COVINGTON MEMORIAL BRIDGE;
40 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 7278, CARRYING
41 STATE ROUTE 2043, ALSO KNOWN AS BROWNSVILLE ROAD, OVER
42 NESHAMINY CREEK IN LOWER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP, BUCKS COUNTY,
43 AS THE PFC GEORGE RAYMOND HUNTZINGER MEMORIAL BRIDGE;
44 DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY 46778,
45 CARRYING STATE ROUTE 3012, ALSO KNOWN AS NEW BALTIMORE ROAD,
46 OVER RAYSTOWN BRANCH JUNIATA RIVER IN JUNIATA TOWNSHIP,
47 BEDFORD COUNTY, AS THE ARMY SPECIALIST FOUR HAROLD PHILLIP
48 GRASSER MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS
49 BRIDGE KEY 3937, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 26 OVER YELLOW
50 CREEK IN EVERETT BOROUGH, BEDFORD COUNTY, AS THE PFC JAMES E.
51 WILLIAMS MEMORIAL BRIDGE; DESIGNATING A BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS
52 BRIDGE KEY 45676, CARRYING PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 26 OVER BLOODY
53 RUN IN HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, BEDFORD COUNTY, AS THE COLONEL
54 JOSEPH M. STINE MEMORIAL BRIDGE; AND DESIGNATING A PORTION OF
55 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 50 IN MOUNT PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON
56 COUNTY, IDENTIFIED AS SEGMENT 210-220, AS THE CORPORAL BRADY
57 CLEMENS PAUL MEMORIAL HIGHWAY; AND MAKING RELATED REPEALS.
58 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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 1 hereby enacts as follows:
2 Section 1. U.S. Air Force Major James Doherty Memorial Highway.
3 (a) Findings.--The General Assembly finds and declares as
4 follows:
5 (1) James "Jim" Doherty was born March 2, 1925.
6 (2) Major Doherty served in the United States Air Force
7 for 14 years.
8 (3) Throughout his Air Force career, Major Doherty
9 fought in World War II and Korea and later served with the
10 Air National Guard.
11 (4) Major Doherty was dedicated to serving his community
12 and was considered an outstanding citizen.
13 (5) Major Doherty was considered a devoted family man.
14 (6) Major Doherty volunteered his time and served his
15 community as a member of the Horsham Township Council,
16 Horsham Little League, Horsham Water and Sewer Authority,
17 Horsham Township Parks and Recreation Board, Horsham Township
18 Environmental Advisory Board, the Horsham Township Vacancy
19 Board and the Montgomery County Housing Authority.
20 (7) Major Doherty served on the Hatboro-Horsham School
21 District Board of Directors for 20 years and received several
22 awards for his service from the Pennsylvania School Boards
23 Association.
24 (8) Major Doherty was also an active member of the
25 Horsham Lions for 10 years and the Horsham VFW for 20 years.
26 (9) Major Doherty died February 10, 2021.
27 (b) Designation.--The portion of State Route 2038, also
28 known as County Line Road, from Meetinghouse Road to Blair Mill
29 Road in Bucks County is designated the U.S. Air Force Major
30 James Doherty Memorial Highway.
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 1 (c) Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect and
2 maintain appropriate signs displaying the name of the highway to
3 traffic in both directions on the highway.
4 SECTION 2. MRS. MADELINE FINNEY MEMORIAL BRIDGE. <--
5 (A) FINDINGS.--THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES AS
6 FOLLOWS:
7 (1) IN 1966, MRS. MADELINE (MADGE) FINNEY DECIDED
8 SOMETHING MUST BE DONE ABOUT A SMALL BRIDGE, BUILT IN 1908 TO
9 SPAN PIGEON CREEK, IN HER TOWN OF BENTLEYVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA,
10 THAT WAS SIMPLY TOO SMALL FOR WHAT WAS THEN "MODERN TRAFFIC."
11 (2) MRS. FINNEY RECOGNIZED HOW UNSAFE IT WAS FOR THE
12 MORE THAN 60 CHILDREN THAT CROSSED THE BRIDGE TWICE DAILY TO
13 GO TO AND FROM SCHOOL, INCLUDING SIX OF HER OWN CHILDREN.
14 (3) MRS. FINNEY SPEARHEADED THE FOUR-YEAR CAMPAIGN TO
15 EXPAND THE BRIDGE.
16 (4) IN A LETTER TO THEN STATE SENATOR WILLIAM J. LANE,
17 SHE WROTE, "I DO NOT INTEND TO LET THIS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
18 HAVE ANY PEACE UNTIL SOMETHING IS DONE ABOUT THIS BRIDGE."
19 (5) MRS. FINNEY ALSO OVERSAW THE LETTER WRITING CAMPAIGN
20 OF 95 CHILDREN AND NUMEROUS ADULTS TO GOVERNOR WILLIAM
21 SCRANTON.
22 (6) THE BRIDGE WAS COMPLETED IN 1970.
23 (7) MRS. FINNEY DIED ON JULY 12, 2020.
24 (8) MRS. FINNEY'S TIRELESS WORK SAVED THE LIVES OF
25 COUNTLESS PEOPLE BY FIGHTING FOR THE EXPANSION OF THIS
26 BRIDGE.
27 (B) DESIGNATION.--THE BRIDGE, IDENTIFIED AS BRIDGE KEY
28 35000, ON THAT PORTION OF STATE ROUTE 2040 IN BENTLEYVILLE
29 BOROUGH, WASHINGTON COUNTY, IS DESIGNATED THE MRS. MADELINE
30 FINNEY MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
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 1 (C) SIGNS.--THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SHALL ERECT AND
2 MAINTAIN APPROPRIATE SIGNS DISPLAYING THE NAME OF THE BRIDGE TO
3 TRAFFIC NORTHBOUND AND SOUTHBOUND ON THE BRIDGE.
4 SECTION 3. CPT RAY