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Ordinance Committee opens effort to reform honorary street‑naming after uptick in applications
Summary
Norwalk’s Ordinance Committee began revising honorary and historic street‑naming rules, discussing petition thresholds, notification, sign duration, fees and criteria; staff will return with draft language after collecting input and sample ordinances.
The Norwalk Ordinance Committee opened a multi‑part review of honorary and historic street‑naming rules on June 21, citing an uptick in applications and a need for clearer, fairer procedures.
Brian Candela, the city attorney, told the committee Public Works has placed a temporary moratorium on new honorary street‑naming approvals so staff and council can develop consistent criteria and procedures. Candela laid out issues the committee must resolve: whether to…
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