Pennsylvania Act 2006-127 — EXTENDING BERNARD (BENNY) J. DOMBROWSKI MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, ARMED FORCES AND VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY DESIGNATION, BEECH CREEK VETERANS MEMORIAL BRIDGE DESIGNATION, ROSA PARKS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY DESIGNATION AND SENATOR HANK SALVATORE DRIVE DESIGNATION

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EXTENDING BERNARD (BENNY) J. DOMBROWSKI MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, ARMED FORCES
 AND VETERANS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY DESIGNATION, BEECH CREEK VETERANS MEMORIAL
 BRIDGE DESIGNATION, ROSA PARKS MEMORIAL HIGHWAY DESIGNATION AND SENATOR
                     HANK SALVATORE DRIVE DESIGNATION
                 Act of Oct. 27, 2006, P.L. 1195, No. 127             Cl. 87
                             Session of 2006
                               No. 2006-117

     SB 599

                                  AN ACT

     Amending the act of December 21, 1998 (P.L.1064, No.140),
        entitled "An act designating Route 581 in Cumberland County,
        Pennsylvania, as the American Ex-Prisoners of War Highway;
        designating a section of the Bay Front Parkway in Erie
        County, Pennsylvania, as the Bernard (Benny) J. Dombrowski
        Memorial Highway; designating a section of Route 26 in Centre
        County, Pennsylvania, as the Nittany Parkway; designating a
        bridge in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, as the Senator
        Clarence F. Manbeck Bridge; designating the Mount Union
        Bypass in Huntingdon County as the James DiCosimo Bypass;
        designating a portion of Route 26 in Huntingdon County as the
        Standing Stone Parkway; designating a portion of State Route
        0094 in York and Cumberland counties as the 94th Infantry
        Division Memorial Highway; and designating a bridge in
        Chester County as the Ben Weaver Bridge," extending the
        Bernard (Benny) J. Dombrowski Memorial Highway; designating
        State Route 132 in Bucks County as the Armed Forces and
        Veterans Memorial Highway; designating a bridge on State
        Route 150 crossing the Beech Creek in Clinton and Centre
        Counties as the Beech Creek Veterans Memorial Bridge;
        designating State Route 291 through the City of Chester as
        the Rosa Parks Memorial Highway; and designating a road in
        Philadelphia County as Senator Hank Salvatore Drive.

        The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
     hereby enacts as follows:

        Section 1.  The title and section 2 of the act of December
     21, 1998 (P.L.1064, No.140), entitled "An act designating Route
     581 in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, as the American Ex-
     Prisoners of War Highway; designating a section of the Bay Front
     Parkway in Erie County, Pennsylvania, as the Bernard (Benny) J.
     Dombrowski Memorial Highway; designating a section of Route 26
     in Centre County, Pennsylvania, as the Nittany Parkway;
     designating a bridge in Bethel Township, Lebanon County, as the
     Senator Clarence F. Manbeck Bridge; designating the Mount Union
     Bypass in Huntingdon County as the James DiCosimo Bypass;
     designating a portion of Route 26 in Huntingdon County as the
     Standing Stone Parkway; designating a portion of State Route
     0094 in York and Cumberland counties as the 94th Infantry
     Division Memorial Highway; and designating a bridge in Chester
     County as the Ben Weaver Bridge," are amended to read:
                                  AN ACT
     Designating Route 581 in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, as the
        American Ex-Prisoners of War Highway; designating a section
        of the Bay Front Parkway in Erie County, Pennsylvania, as the
        Bernard (Benny) J. Dombrowski Memorial Highway; designating a
        section of Route 26 in Centre County, Pennsylvania, as the
        Nittany Parkway; designating a bridge in Bethel Township,
        Lebanon County, as the Senator Clarence F. Manbeck Bridge;
        designating the Mount Union Bypass in Huntingdon County as
        the James DiCosimo Bypass; designating a portion of Route 26
        in Huntingdon County as the Standing Stone Parkway;
        designating a portion of State Route 0094 in York and
        Cumberland counties as the 94th Infantry Division Memorial
        Highway; and designating a bridge in Chester County as the
        Ben Weaver Bridge[.]; designating State Route 132 in Bucks
        County as the Armed Forces and Veterans Memorial Highway;
        designating a bridge on State Route 150 crossing the Beech
        Creek in Clinton and Centre Counties as the Beech Creek
        Veterans Memorial Bridge; designating State Route 291 through
        the City of Chester as the Rosa Parks Memorial Highway; and
        designating a road in Philadelphia County as Senator Hank
        Salvatore Drive.
      Section 2.  Bernard (Benny) J. Dombrowski Memorial Highway.
        (a)  Designation.--The section of the Bay Front Parkway in
     Erie County from State Street east to Wayne Street south to [the
     intersection of Bird Drive and East Grandview Boulevard] Station
     Road is hereby designated and shall be known as the Bernard
     (Benny) J. Dombrowski Memorial Highway.
        (b)  Service in the House of Representatives.--Bernard
     (Benny) J. Dombrowski was a committed community servant who
     served with distinction as a State Representative from the First
     Legislative District from 1970 to 1990. Also, during his tenure
     in the House of Representatives he was elected to the position
     of Majority Caucus Administrator.
        (c)  Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect and
     maintain road signs which shall display the name of Bernard
     (Benny) J. Dombrowski at the beginning and the end of the
     section of the highway designated in subsection (a).
        Section 2.  The act is amended by adding sections to read:
      Section 8.1.  Armed Forces and Veterans Memorial Highway.
        (a)  Designation.--State Route 132, known as Street Road,
     from its beginning point at State Road, Bensalem Township, Bucks
     County, to its terminal point at Lower State, Warrington
     Township, Bucks County, is hereby designated the Armed Forces
     and Veterans Memorial Highway.
        (b)  Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect and
     maintain appropriate signs displaying the name of the highway at
     each end of the highway and along the highway at an appropriate
     location within each municipality through which the highway
     passes.
      Section 8.2.  Beech Creek Veterans Memorial Bridge.
        (a)  Designation.--The bridge on State Route 150 crossing the
     Beech Creek in Clinton and Centre Counties is designated and
     shall be known as the Beech Creek Veterans Memorial Bridge in
     honor of all the citizens of Clinton and Centre Counties who
     have served in the armed forces of the United States.
        (b)  Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect and
     maintain appropriate signs which shall display the name of the
     bridge designated in subsection (a) at each end of the bridge.
      Section 8.3.  Rosa Parks Memorial Highway.
        (a)  Designation.--The highway in the City of Chester
     carrying State Route 291 is hereby designated and shall be known
     as the Rosa Parks Memorial Highway.
        (b)  Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect
     appropriate signs at each end of the highway displaying the
     designation under subsection (a).
      Section 8.4.  Senator Hank Salvatore Drive.
        (a)  Designation.--The road serving as the main entrance to
     the Benjamin Rush State Park, intersecting with Southampton Road
     in Philadelphia County, shall be known as Senator Hank Salvatore
     Drive.
        (b)  Signs.--The Department of Transportation shall erect and
     maintain signs displaying the name of the road designated under
     subsection (a).
        Section 3.  This act shall take effect as follows:
            (1)  The following provisions shall take effect
        immediately:
                (i)  The addition of section 8.3 of the act.
                (ii)  This section.
            (2)  The remainder of this act shall take effect in 60
        days.

     APPROVED--The 27th day of October, A. D. 2006.

     EDWARD G. RENDELL