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Ceremonial Naming of Streets Policy July 19, 2022 Page 2 On April 28, 2022, the City Council requested updates to the proposed ordinance regarding program fees and the amount of time sign toppers can be in place. The Council also requested information on other municipalities' ceremonial street naming processes. Below is a comparison of different municipalities and the method by which the ceremonial naming of streets is approved. Application Sign City Fee Fabrication and Submitted By Approved By Installation Fee Dallas Applicant` Applicant City Council or City Council residents Baltimore None Applicant Residents, with City Dept. of Trans., letters of support ROW Special Events from ward Council Section, Mayor's Office member and Nbad of Nbads, PD and FD. Assoc. Boston None Applicant Residents, with letter City Council of support from ward Council member Houston None None Residents Planning and Dev. Director, City Council Milwaukee Applicant Applicant Residents Citizen advisory committee, City Council New York None Applicant - only Residents Community Board and for replicas City Council, Mayor may veto New None Applicant Residents City Council Orleans Phoenix None Applicant Residents Ward Council member, City Council San Diego Applicant "" Applicant** City Council or City Council residents * Application fee is waived if the applicant is a government agency **Fees can be waived by City Council Some cities, such as Palm Desert and Palm Springs, have legally, not ceremonially, named some of their streets in honor of influential founding residents or celebrities with ties to the cities. Therefore, their processes are different than the process for the aforementioned cities. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT There is no environmental impact is associated with the action. FISCAL IMPACT There is no fiscal impact associated with this action. City Council 34 — 2 7/19/2022