Mayor Pat G. Smith Memorial Road
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Overview
This bill requests that the South Carolina Department of Transportation name a section of Platt Springs Road in Springdale, Lexington County, "Mayor Pat G. Smith Memorial Road." It also directs the department to erect appropriate markers or signs bearing this name, honoring the late Pat G. Smith, a former mayor of Springdale and dedicated public servant who served the community for nearly three decades and received numerous awards.
Key provisions
- Requests the Department of Transportation to name a portion of Platt Springs Road.
- Specifies the location of the road to be named: from Rainbow Drive to Wattling Road.
- The section of road will be designated "Mayor Pat G. Smith Memorial Road."
- Directs the Department of Transportation to install markers or signs with the designated name.
- Provides background information on Pat G. Smith’s life and service to the community.
- Acknowledges Smith’s service on various boards and commissions.
- Highlights Smith’s receipt of prestigious awards, including the Order of the Palmetto.
- Expresses the sentiment that honoring Smith with a road name is fitting recognition of his contributions.
Who is affected
- Residents of Springdale, Lexington County
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation
- The Smith family
- The broader community of Lexington County
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