Title 22, Title 22 Assembly

The section of pedestrian roadway, within Fort Adams State Park, from the Fort Adams Visitor’s Center, along the North perimeter, to the West Gate, shall be named and known as the “Robert J. McKenna Boulevard.”

The building on the Rhode Island College campus in Providence originally known as the Student Center and, since 1976, as the Art Center, shall hereafter be named and known as “Alex and Ani Hall.”

The unnamed street located in the city of Cranston, Rhode Island on the easterly side of Howard Avenue and extending to West Road and located adjacent to Margaret Walsh Park shall herein after be named and known as “Roberta Richman Way.”

The fish ladder located on Omega Pond in the city of East Providence shall be named the “Paul Bettencourt Fish Ladder.”

The Wallum Lake Building located at 2090 Wallum Lake Road on the campus of the Eleanor Slater Hospital/Zambarano Unit, in the town of Pascoag shall hereafter be named and known as “The Frank Beazley Building.”

The building located at 65 Valley Road in Middletown, known as the Newport County Community Mental Health Center shall hereafter be named and known as the “J. Clement Cicilline Community Mental Health Center Building.”

The University of Rhode Island sailing facility, at Salt Pond, Narragansett, Rhode Island, shall be named and known as the Robert Paul Arrigan Memorial Sailing Facility.

The rowing center at the University of Rhode Island shall be named and known as the Betty and Stephen Campanella Rowing Center.

The intersection of George Waterman Road and Greenville Avenue located in the town of Johnston shall be known as “Monsignor Carlo Montecalvo Square.”

The newly reconstructed Rhode Island Bridge No. 550, located on Route 95 in the city of Pawtucket shall hereafter be named and known as the Pawtucket River Bridge.

The Pocasset River Bridge No. 23, located on Reservoir Avenue in the city of Cranston, shall hereafter be named and known as “The Honorable Raymond M. Durfee Bridge” in recognition of his service and many contributions to the state of Rhode Island.

The West Davisville Road Bridge in North Kingstown (DOT bridge # 100601) shall be named and known as the “Second Lieutenant Matthew Coutu Memorial Bridge.”

Building 71 located in the Pastore Complex in the city of Cranston, shall hereafter be named and known as “The John Wrenn Building” in honor of the former Speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives, John Wrenn, who championed the people of this state for fair housing an…

The International Engineering Program House, located on Upper College Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as “The John Grandin IEP House.”

The new center for Chemical and Forensic Sciences, located on Flagg Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as “The Richard E. Beaupre Center for Chemical and Forensic Sciences.”

The bridge located on Route 102 and Branch River in the town of Burrillville known as Bridge #672, shall hereafter be named and known as “The PFC Allan B. McCutcheon and PFC James A. Blanchard Memorial Bridge” in recognition of their service and sacrifice to this nation.

The high-rise residence hall, located in the student residential sector of campus at Rhode Island College in Providence, shall hereafter be named and known as “Gary M. Penfield Hall.”

The school of social work building, located on east campus of Rhode Island College in Providence, shall hereafter be named and known as “Carol J. Guardo Hall.”

The state garage in the town of Portsmouth shall be named and known as the Gardner “Scup” Seveney State Highway Garage.

Route 114, located in the towns of Bristol and Warren between the Warren Bridge and the Mount Hope Bridge, shall also be known by the honorary name of the “1st Sergeant P. Andrew McKenna Memorial Highway” in memory of 1st Sergeant P. Andrew McKenna.

The bridge known as Central Bridge and also known as White Church Bridge in the town of Barrington shall hereafter be named and known as the “Barrington Veterans’ Memorial Bridge.”

The bridge located on Route 95 and the Pawtucket River in the city of Pawtucket known as the Pawtucket River Bridge, #550, shall hereafter be named and known as “The Mayor James E. Doyle Pawtucket River Bridge” in honor of Mayor Doyle’s lifetime commitment to the city of Pawtucke…

The College of Pharmacy building on Greenhouse Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as “Paramaz Avedisian ‘54 Hall.”

One of the two (2) conference rooms in the new Rhode Island Veterans’ Home in Bristol shall be named and known as the “S. Michael Minutelli Memorial Conference Room.”

One of the two (2) conference rooms in the new Rhode Island Veterans’ Home shall be named and known as the “1st Sergeant P. Andrew McKenna US Army 7th Special Forces Group Memorial Conference Room.”

The roundabout at the intersection of Division Road and New England Tech Boulevard in the town of East Greenwich shall hereafter be named and known as the “Michael B. Isaacs Roundabout.”

The recreation room in the new Rhode Island Veterans Home in Bristol shall be named and known as the “Michael Andrade Memorial Recreation Room.”

The new welcome center located on Upper College Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as the “Robert J. Higgins Welcome Center.”

The building at 4 Howard Avenue in the city of Cranston shall hereafter be named and known as the “Attorney General Julius C. Michaelson Customer Service Center.”

The bridge in the city of Woonsocket, known as the Bernon Street Bridge, shall be named and known as the A. Edgar Lussier Memorial Bridge.

The intersection of Hartford Avenue and Reservoir Avenue in the town of Johnston shall be named in honor of Bernard “Bernie” Frezza, Jr.

The college of engineering building, located on Upper College Road at the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, shall hereafter be named and known as the “Fascitelli Center for Advanced Engineering.”

The stretch of route 102 known as Chopmist Hill Road, from Route 44 in Chepachet to the southern boundary of the town of Glocester, shall be assigned the honorary name “Gold Star Family Highway.” The honorary name “Gold Star Family Highway” shall be only identified by signage ins…

The section of highway known as Route 4 and Route 1, which begins in Warwick as Route 4 and merges into Route 1 in North Kingstown and further extends to the town of Westerly, shall be named The Rhode Island Purple Heart Trail. Provided, this designation shall be coextensive with…

The landing in South Kingstown originally known as Wordens Pond Landing shall hereafter be named and known as “Holley Landing.”

The fishing pier at Rocky Point state park in Warwick shall hereafter be named and known as the “Larry Mouradjian fishing pier.”

The portion of Sand Hill Cove Road in Narragansett bounded to the south by Narragansett assessor’s lots I-G-71-2, I-G-72, I-G-73, and I-G-74 shall be known as “E. Richard Durfee Road.”

The corner of 496 Main Street and Joyce Street, along state route 114 in the town of Warren, Rhode Island, shall be known as Delekta’s Corner.

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.”