32-2 NAMING OF ROADS AND PUBLIC PLACES: GUIDELINES FOR NAMING OR RENAMING
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The Council shall consider the following before approving the name or changing the name of a road or
public place:
1. An adjacent street to the road or public place;
2. Predominant physical or geographic features (such as ponds, rivers, creeks, etc.) in or adjacent to the road or public place;
3. The subdivision in which the road or public place is located;
4. A state or nationally recognized person who has improved the quality of life for the public;
5. A significant historic feature or event;
6. An individual or group who has made exceptional contributions to the City that include:
1. Donating or contributing a significant amount of money 1. for the acquisition and/or
development of a road or public place;
2. Providing significant volunteer services;
7. Local government officials will only be considered after such officials have been out of office for at least three (3) years.
8. Public Places shall only be renamed for good cause.
9. The name of the road beyond the City boundaries.
10. And maintaining the grid system maintained by Tooele County.
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