Title 22, Title 22 Assembly

Copies of bills referred to the committee pursuant to § 22-7.4-6 shall be sent to the division of planning of the department of administration at the time that the bills are referred to the committee. The secretary of state shall also provide the division of planning with copies …

The bridge known as the Manton Avenue Bridge 78 shall be named and known as the Manton Village Bridge.

The facility known as the Providence campus of the Community College of Rhode Island in Providence shall be named and known as the Edward J. Liston Campus.

That parcel of land comprised of thirty-two and seven hundred sixty-seven thousandths (32.767) acres, more or less, situated on the westerly side of Main Road and Old Main Road in the town of Tiverton, and shown on that plan entitled “Survey Plan Showing Block 120, Lot 9A, Main R…

The section of the East Bay Bike Path located in the towns of Barrington, Warren, and Bristol shall be named and known as the Thomas H. Byrnes, Jr. Bike Path.

The bridge known as the Apponaug Artic Bridge #3 shall be named and known as the George Sears Greene Memorial Bridge.

The district courtroom in the Newport County Courthouse, also known as the Florence Murray Judicial Complex, shall be named and known as the Judge Paul Del Nero Courtroom.

The section of Route 4 between Route 95 and Route 1 shall be known as the American Legion Highway.

The Colonel Oliver Hazard Perry Access Road shall be named and known as Upper Pond Drive.

The bridge known as Bridge # 451 shall be named and known as the John E. Rebello Memorial Bridge and Tunnel.

The Rhode Island public transit authority’s Elmwood Facility shall be named and known as the John H. Chafee Transportation Operations and Maintenance Center.

The joint committee on legislative services shall provide adequate space in the state house for the use of the joint committee on naming all new buildings, bridges, edifices, and other state constructions; provided, that the joint committee on naming all new buildings, bridges, e…

The traffic island at the intersection of Greenville Avenue and Atwood Avenue in the town of Johnston shall be named and known as the William Bruce Richardson and Ronald E. Blake Memorial Traffic Island.

The Aquarium Building at the University of Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay campus shall be named the Ann Gall Durbin Aquarium Building.

Route 146, in its entirety, shall be named and known as the Eddie Dowling Highway.

The state pier located at Washington street in the city of Newport will be named the “Louis Jagschitz State Pier.”

The new ice facility on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island shall be named the “Bradford R. Boss Ice Arena.”

The fieldhouse of the Knight Campus of the Community College of Rhode Island will be named the “Vincent Cullen Fieldhouse”.

The new convocation center on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island shall be named the “Thomas M. Ryan Convocation Center.”

The newly constructed area from Tootell Road to West Alumni Avenue on the north side of the Kingston campus of the University of Rhode Island will be named the “Lincoln Almond Plaza.” The south plaza of the Convocation Center on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Isla…

The new aquaculture research facility at the Narragansett Bay Campus of the University of Rhode Island shall be named the “Blount Aquaculture Research Facility.”

The facility located at 14 Upper College Road on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island shall be named the “Frank Newman Hall.”

The bridge in the town of Coventry, known as the Laurel Avenue Bridge, shall be named and known as the Major-General Nathanael Greene Memorial Bridge.

The facility located at 61 Upper College Road on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island formerly occupied by the Chi Phi fraternity will be named the “Heidi Kirk Duffy International Engineering House.”

The South County bike path in the towns of Narragansett and South Kingstown shall hereafter be named and known as the “William C. O’Neill Bike Path.”

The section of Route 78 in Westerly shall hereafter be named and known as “Veterans’ Way.”

The Rhode Island College Health, Physical Education and Athletic Complex shall hereafter be named and known as “The Murray Center” in honor of Mary and Catherine Murray.

The section of road between America’s Cup Avenue and Washington Street in the city of Newport, formerly known as the Goat Island Connector Road, shall be named and known as the “Gladys Carr Bolhouse Connector Road.”

The new research vessel recently constructed for the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Fish and Wildlife, shall hereafter be named and known as “The John H. Chafee.”

The building previously known as Building 10 on the Rhode Island College Campus shall be hereafter named and known as the “Joseph F. Kauffman Center.”

The building located at 520 Hope Street in the city of Providence shall be named and known as the “Charles E. Maynard Building.”

The garden section on the southwest lawn of the Rhode Island State House, originally constructed for the motion picture “Amistad” shall hereafter be referred to as “The Garden of Heroes.” This area shall be dedicated to any Rhode Island resident who is a member of the Armed Force…

The portion of Route 2, running between the junction of Route 2 and Route 102 south and up to the junction of Route 2 and Route 138, shall hereafter be named and be known as the “Veterans’ Memorial Highway.”

The bridge in the City of Providence, known as the Branch Avenue Bridge, shall be named and known as the Hugo L. Ricci, Sr. Memorial Bridge.

The Long-Term Care Program, and Hospital wards associated therewith, located at the Rhode Island Institute of Mental Health shall hereafter be named and known as “The Dr. Ando Suvari Long-Term Care Program” and “The Dr. Ando Suvari Long-Term Care Center.”

The intersection of Davisville Road and Old Baptist Road in the town of North Kingstown shall be named and known as “The Zeke Harris Corner.”

That building formerly known as the DCYF building on the Rhode Island College Campus shall hereafter be known and named as the “Paul V. Sherlock Center for Disabilities.”

The bridge in the town of Barrington that runs over County Road (Route 114), previously known as the Barrington Bridge, shall hereafter be named and known as The Lance Corporal Victor Patrick Andreozzi and Vietnam Veterans Bridge.

The future Washington Bridge Linear Park in the city of East Providence shall be named and known as the “George Redman Linear Park.”

The section of bike path known as the Woonasquatucket River Greenway, that travels through the Providence portion of the Woonasquatucket River Greenway to the Johnston town line, shall hereafter be named as the “Fred Lippitt Woonasquatucket River Greenway.”

The North Athletic Field Rugby Pitch located in Fort Adams State Park shall be named and known as “The Joseph ‘Jay’ P. Kirwin Rugby Pitch.”

The newly constructed Davisville Road Bridge, (Bridge #1008) over relocated Route 403 in North Kingstown shall be named and known as the “Captain Matthew J. August Memorial Bridge.”

The second International Engineering Program (IEP) building on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island, formerly known as the Chi Phi Fraternity, shall be named and known as the “Texas Instruments House.”

The new residence hall located on the Kingston Campus of the University of Rhode Island known as North Woods Residence B, shall hereafter be named and known as “Wiley Hall” in honor of Alton Wiley, the first African-American Judge in Rhode Island, George Wiley, an American Chemis…

The legislature finds and declares: (1) That the essence of the American economic system is free competition; and (2) That only through full and free competition can free markets, free entry into business, and opportunities for the expression and growth of personal initiative and…