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Students ask council to allow temporary street painting and banners near Syracuse High
Summary
Syracuse High senior-class president requested temporary spirit-week street painting on 700 South, banners, and an honorary 'Titan' designation; council asked students to submit designs and indicated support for city approval with traffic-safety checks.
Emily Skidmore, Syracuse High senior-class president, told the council the class seeks a temporary spirit-week street-painting near the school and has discussed banners and an honorary street-sign name to celebrate the school's 20th anniversary. "We are proposing to request a temporary spirit week street painting near the school, on 700 South near the school," Skidmore said.
Council members noted legal limits for state-owned roads and raised safety and cleanup questions. The mayor summarized how the process will work: students should submit a concept design and location so staff can confirm the painting will not interfere with traffic markings; council indicated it could approve painting on city streets if designs avoid confusing drivers and meet safety guidelines. Council also discussed banner grants and adding supplemental signage (e.g., 'Titan Way') that would include the original street number so residents would not need to change addresses.
