The resolution, introduced by Delegate Ryan Browning, requests the Wayne County Commission in West Virginia to allocate up to $10,000 for a feasibility study on constructing a connector road between the Beech Fork State Park campground and marina. This project aims to enhance accessibility, boost tourism, and stimulate economic growth in Wayne County, which is home to Beech Fork State Park—a significant recreational area that attracts visitors for various outdoor activities. The KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission has committed to funding 90% of the study, contingent upon the county's 10% match.

The resolution emphasizes the potential benefits of the connector road, including increased visitor traffic, longer stays, and improved local business revenue. It also highlights the road's role in enhancing emergency response capabilities, thereby improving safety for visitors. The House of Delegates expresses its support for the project and encourages collaboration between the Wayne County Commission and KYOVA to secure the necessary funding and expedite the feasibility study, ultimately aiming to promote economic development and improve the quality of life for residents in Wayne County and West Virginia.