N.Y. HAY Law § 117-E
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Pedestrian overpass to be designated as the "Police Officer Robert McLellan Memorial Overpass"
Official statutory text
§ 117-e. Pedestrian overpass to be designated as the "Police Officer\nRobert McLellan Memorial Overpass". The pedestrian overpass spanning\nRoute 33 in the city of Buffalo, in the county of Erie, known as the\nHickory Street Junction, shall be designated and known as the "Police\nOfficer Robert McLellan Memorial Overpass".\n
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