Title 22, Title 22 Assembly

The Rhode Island Convention Center boardroom shall be known as the James P. McCarvill Boardroom.

The fishing access site at Black Point in Narragansett shall hereafter be named and known as the “Stephen J. Medeiros Fishing Area at Black Point”.

The baseball field at the Knight campus of the Community College of Rhode Island in the city of Warwick shall be named and known as the Harold Fell Field.

Bridge number 00201, located on US route 1A, Main Street, in the village of Wakefield and which spans over the Saugatucket River in the town of South Kingstown, shall hereafter be named the Sgt. William G. Fournier Medal of Honor Bridge.

Bridge number 17801, located on RI route 108, Kingstown Road, which spans the Saugatucket River in the town of South Kingstown, shall hereafter be named the Sgt. William J. Babcock Medal of Honor Bridge.

Bridge number 17601, located on RI route 108, Kingstown Road, which spans over the Run River in the town of South Kingstown, shall hereafter be named the Cpl. David B. Champagne Medal of Honor Bridge.

The Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences building on Flagg Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as “Joseph ‘56 and Ruby DeChristofaro Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences.”

The media work room in the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence shall be named and known as the “Bill Reynolds Media Work Room.”

The intersections of Main Street with Legris Avenue and West Warwick Avenue (Route 117), in the town of West Warwick, shall hereafter be named and be known as “Veterans’ Square.”

The portion of the Blackstone River Bike Path located within the city of Woonsocket shall hereafter be named and known as “Albert P. Valliere Bike Path”.

Rhode Island Bridge No. 250, which carries Route 24 over the Sakonnet River between the towns of Portsmouth and Tiverton, previously known as the new Sakonnet River Bridge, shall hereafter be named and known as the “Staff Sergeant Christopher Potts Sakonnet River Bridge.”

The East Bay Bike Path Bridge, located in the Town of Warren and which spans over the Palmer River in the Town of Warren, shall hereafter be named the Cpl. Richard C. Brule Bridge.

The Rhode Island Senate Chamber in the Rhode Island State House shall be named and known as “President Dominick J. Ruggerio Senate Chamber”.

The field house facility on the Kingston campus of the University of Rhode Island in the town of South Kingstown shall be named and known as the Henry H. Mackal Field House.

The facilities and maintenance building at the Narragansett Bay campus of the University of Rhode Island in the town of Narragansett shall be named and known as the Frank E. Furtado Building.

The administrative building on the Kingston campus of the University of Rhode Island in the town of South Kingstown shall be named and known as the Albert E. Carlotti Building.

The anatomy laboratory on the Kingstown campus of the University of Rhode Island in the town of South Kingstown shall be named and known as the Robert A. DeWolf Anatomy Laboratory.

Upon organization of the joint committee, by majority vote, one of their members shall be chosen as chairperson, another of their members shall be chosen vice-chairperson, and another of their members shall be chosen as secretary.

The group home located at 440 Nate Whipple Highway, Cumberland, R.I., shall be named and known as the Chicoine House.

The bridge adjacent to the new train station over the relocated train tracks and the Woonasquatucket River south of the Capitol shall be named the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Bridge.

The group home, located at 7233 Post Road, North Kingstown, Rhode Island, shall be named and known as the Mildred L. LaBelle House.

The bridge located on Rt. 99 (the Woonsocket Lincoln Industrial Connector), crossing over the Blackstone River, and connecting the town of Lincoln with the town of Cumberland, shall be named and known as the 1st Lieutenant Robert W. Lancaster Memorial Bridge.

The Newport County Court House shall be named and known as the Florence Kerins Murray Court House.

The bridge in the town of Lincoln, located on Rhode Island highway number 99 and overpassing route 146, shall be named and known as the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Bridge.

Galilee State Beach in the town of Narragansett shall be named and known as the Salty Brine State Beach.

The viaduct crossing the Blackstone River at Ashton in the towns of Cumberland and Lincoln, shall be named and known as the Joseph A. Russo Bridge.

The administration building, One Capitol Hill, located on Smith Street in the city of Providence shall be named and known as the William E. Powers Building in honor of William E. Powers, deceased associate justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court.

The intersection of Hamlet Avenue, Bennett Street, Morton Avenue and Manville Road in the city of Woonsocket shall be known as the Jack A. St. Jean Memorial Square.

(a) It shall be the duty of this joint committee to name all new buildings, bridges, edifices and other state constructions. (b) To this end, the joint committee shall consult and counsel with the several agencies of the state and municipal government and any agencies of federal …

The John E. Fogarty Federal Building in Providence shall be known as the John E. Fogarty Court Building.

The Boston Neck Road Bridge over route 138 (State Bridge No. 899) in the town of North Kingstown shall be named and known as the James L. Baldwin Bridge.

The Stillwater Viaduct over the Woonasquatucket River (State Bridge No. 278) in the town of Smithfield shall be named and known as the Samuel A. Engdahl Bridge.

The Channel 36 studio and office building shall be known as the John O. Pastore Public Broadcasting Center.

(a) The complex of institutions, offices, and other facilities located in the city of Cranston and including without limitation the General Hospital, Institute of Mental Health, correctional facilities for adults, the Rhode Island Training School for Youth, inpatient detoxificati…

The building on the campus of Rhode Island College known as the Stone Building shall be named and known as the Forman Center in honor of Sylvan Forman.

The highway known as the Route 99 connector in Woonsocket, which will link Route 146 in Lincoln to the Highland II Corporate Park in Cumberland, shall be named and known as the Iwo Jima Memorial Highway.

The Stillwater Road Bridge over the Woonasquatucket River (State bridge No. 949) in the town of Smithfield shall be named and known as the Ralph L. Rathier Bridge.

The building on the Narragansett Bay campus of the University of Rhode Island known as the OE-I (South Laboratory Building) shall be named the Professor Emeritus Foster H. Middleton Building.

The building on the Narragansett Bay campus of the University of Rhode Island known as the OE-II (Wave Tank Building) shall be named the Professor Emeritus Herman E. Sheets Building.

The joint committee shall from time to time and at least annually report to the general assembly on their decisions on the names to be given to any and all new buildings, bridges, edifices, and other state constructions.

The Barrington Parkway Bridge (State Bridge 151) in the city of East Providence shall be named and known as the Amaral Brothers Bridge, in honor of Manuel, Horace, Eugene, David and George Amaral, who all served in the United States Navy during World War II.

The building housing the headquarters of the Rhode Island state lottery and located at 1425 Pontiac Avenue in the city of Cranston shall be known as the Peter J. O’Connell Building.

The third little league field located at the John T. Owens Memorial Field located on Niantic Avenue in the city of Providence shall be named and known as the Joseph F. Lambert Memorial Little League Field.

The bridge on Pawtucket Avenue in East Providence shall be named and known as the Patrick F. McNamara Bridge.

The building known as the women’s facility at the adult correctional institution building, No. 47, at 13 Fleming Road, Cranston, RI shall be named and known as the Gloria DiSandro McDonald Building.