City Asset Naming Moratorium and Policy Review
Summary
In response to community debate over renaming Joaquin Murrieta Park and concerns regarding honoree background, the council enacted a moratorium on asset naming and tasked staff with revising Administrative Directive 1.02-19 to include clearer criteria, harm accounting, and streamlined submittals.
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Last discussed Sep 9, 2026.
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Residents seeking a more transparent and standardized public asset naming process.
Supporters of pending renaming applications whose proposals are paused.
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REGULAR MEETING — September 9, 2026
In response to community debate over renaming Joaquin Murrieta Park and concerns regarding honoree background, the council enacted a moratorium on asset naming and tasked staff with revising Administrative Directive 1.02-19 to include clearer criteria, harm accounting, and streamlined submittals.
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