Cornelia Brigham
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Overview
This resolution requests that the South Carolina Department of Transportation name a portion of Fred Nash Boulevard in Horry County, specifically from its north end to the intersection with Harrelson Boulevard, "Cornelia Brigham Intersection." The resolution also seeks to erect appropriate markers or signs with this designation, honoring Cornelia Brigham, a long-time resident of the area who tragically died while walking near that intersection.
Key provisions
- Requests the Department of Transportation to name a section of Fred Nash Boulevard.
- Specifies the section of Fred Nash Boulevard to be named: from its north end to the intersection with Harrelson Boulevard in Horry County.
- Proposes the name "Cornelia Brigham Intersection" for this section.
- Directs the Department of Transportation to erect markers or signs with this designation.
- Provides background on Cornelia Brigham's life and death.
- Requests a copy of the resolution be sent to the Department of Transportation and her family.
Who is affected
- Department of Transportation
- Residents of Horry County
- The family of Cornelia Brigham
- Commuters and drivers on Fred Nash Boulevard
Notable changes
- The resolution proposes a permanent naming of a road segment in honor of Cornelia Brigham.
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