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File #: TMP-2180    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 10/24/2024 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/12/2024 Final action:
Title: RESOLUTION NO. 2024-9370 - ADOPTING AN UPDATED POLICY FOR THE NAMING OF MUNICIPAL FACILITIES
Attachments: 1. City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities (1990), 2. City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities redlined, 3. Proposed City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities (2024), 4. 90-3392, 5. Resolution No. 2024_XXXX

MEETING DATE:                                          

NOVEMBER 12, 2024

 

SUBJECT:                                            

Title

RESOLUTION NO. 2024-9370 - ADOPTING AN UPDATED POLICY FOR THE NAMING OF MUNICIPAL FACILITIES

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Recommendation
Recommendation

APPROVE the updated policy for naming municipal facilities as recommended by the Parks & Recreation Commission. 

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Board or Commission Action

The Parks & Recreation Commission met on October 16th, 2024, and unanimously approved the updated Naming of Municipal Facilities Policy via a 6-0 vote, Commissioner Robles was absent from the meeting. Staff recommends that the City Council approve the proposed updates to the policy as presented.

 

Relevant Council Strategic Theme

Good Governance

 

Executive Summary

Resolution No. 90-3392 established a naming policy outlining the process by which name applications may be submitted to the Parks & Recreation Commission for review and forwarded to the City Council for final approval. Upon the recommendation of the Parks & Recreation Commission, staff and the City Attorney’s Office reviewed and updated the existing policy to provide a more structured, transparent, and consistent decision-making process for naming municipal facilities. The proposed resolution would formally adopt these changes.

 

 

Discussion

During the Parks & Recreation Commission meeting held on April 20, 2022, the Commission discussed the need to update the existing facility naming policy. In September 2023, the policy was submitted for review by the City Attorney’s Office. At the October 16, 2024, Parks & Recreation Commission meeting, the updated policy, including recommended changes from the City Manager and the City Attorney’s Office, was submitted for review. The Commission approved the policy for recommendation to the City Council, which included updating the Commission name to reflect its new designation as the “Parks & Recreation Commission.”

The updated policy ensures transparency and consistency in naming municipal facilities, including parks, recreational facilities, and other City-owned structures and land areas.

 

Environmental Review

N/A

 

Fiscal Impact 

No fiscal impact is anticipated; there are no expenses related to the policy update.

 

 

Attachment(s)
1. City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities (1990)

2. City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities redlined

3. Proposed City Council Policy - Naming of Municipal Facilities (2024)

4. Resolution No. 90-3392

5. Resolution No. 2024-XXXX

 

 

Prepared by:   Evelyn Slay, Senior Management Analyst

Submitted by: Andrea Gonzalez, Assistant Director of Parks & Recreation                     

Reviewed by:   Mark Olson, Director of Parks & Recreation

Approved by:   Michelle Bender, City Manager