the Frederik and Lena Meijer Foundation. The balance came from Kent County and the townships. Work on the trail was completed in November 2008. In 2009, the asphalt section of M-6 had to be repaired. This section of roadway between East Paris Avenue and 48th Street was rated poorly by the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association, while the concrete west of Broadmoor Avenue had favorable marks. MDOT budgeted $2 million in repairs on top of previous crack-related fixes that were handled by the original pavement contractor under a warranty in 2006. The local press described the stretch of road as "troublesome" in relation to pavement quality issues. Legislation was signed by Governor Rick Snyder on December 27, 2014, to name the section of M-6 between Byron Center and Kalamazoo avenues the David John Warsen Memorial Highway. Warsen, a US Navy SEAL, was killed in a helicopter accident in Afghanistan in 2012. This section of the highway was dedicated on August 15, 2015. Exit list See also Maryland Route 200, a freeway bypass in Maryland that has a similar history Illiana Expressway, a conceptual highway south of Chicago with a similar controversy Notes References External links M-6 at Michigan Highways M-6 on the Keweenaw Peninsula South Beltline Ribbon-Cutting Photos at Michigan Highways Freeways and expressways in Michigan 006 Transportation in Ottawa County, Michigan Transportation in Kent County, Michigan