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• Togo
• Tolimán
• Tollette
• Toluca

  CÓDIGO REGLAMENTARIO MUNICIPAL DE TOLUCA TÍTULO NOVENO DE LAS CONSTRUCCIONES, IMAGEN URBANA Y NOMENCLATURA CAPÍTULO CUARTO DE LA NOMENCLATURA Y NÚMERO OFICIAL SECCIÓN PRIMERA DISPOSICIONES GENERALES Artículo 9.182. La autorización, colocación y vigencia de la nomenclatura y números oficiales en el Municipio se regirán por la Ley Orgánica Municipal, el Bando Municipal, el presente capítulo y demás disposiciones relativas. Artículo 9.183. La Dirección General de Desarrollo Urbano, Ordenamiento Territorial y Obras Públicas, en coordinación con la Dirección General de Seguridad y Protección, generará y mantendrá actualizada la base de datos relativa a la nomenclatura y cartografía de la red de vialidades, espacios públicos, colonias, fraccionamientos, conjuntos urbanos, barrios, delegaciones y subdelegaciones del Municipio. Artículo 9.184. Una vez que los dictámenes emitidos por la Comisión de Nomenclatura del Ayuntamiento sean aprobados por el Ayuntamiento, la nomenclatura será oficial y vigente para cualquier aclaración o certificación de la misma. Se actualizará a la brevedad la base de datos con la nomenclatura que resulte. Artículo 9.185. La autoridad competente para determinar la denominación de las vías y espacios públicos abiertos será el Ayuntamiento, previo dictamen de la Comisión de Nomenclatura, conforme a los siguientes criterios: I. La elección de nombres para la denominación de vías y espacios públicos es por su propia naturaleza, libre por parte de la ciudadanía y discrecional por parte del Ayuntamiento; II. Se tendrá en cuenta en esta elección, la denominación anterior del lugar donde aquéllos estén situados, si resulta conocida y merece ser respetada; III. Los nombres que se utilicen en tales denominaciones pueden proceder de las artes, ciencia, tradición y en general de la cultura universal; IV. También podrán atribuirse nombres propios de personas, cuyos méritos y prestigio estén suficientemente acreditados y reconocidos o que hayan contribuido a enaltecer y honrar el nombre de la república, Estado o Municipio; V. Podrán ser nombres propios o comunes, de preferencia cortos y de fácil pronunciación y escritura; VI. Los nombres propios en lenguas distintas al español se escribirán como en la lengua originaria y no estarán sujetos a las reglas de ortografía española; VII. En los conjuntos urbanos, lotificaciones en condominio o en los núcleos de población que tengan identidad o denominación propia, se procurará utilizar nombres de la misma naturaleza o procedencia, tendiendo a lograr, una cierta homogeneidad y una mayor facilidad de identificación y localización; VIII. No obstante, el principio de libertad de elección de nombre que se proclama, se establecen excepcionalmente las siguientes limitaciones: a. Se utilizarán nombres de personas vivas, previa autorización de Cabildo; b. Tampoco deberán utilizarse nombres que por su ortografía o fonética puedan inducir a errores o provocar hilaridad; y c. No se repetirán nombres ya existentes en el mismo código postal de las vías y espacios públicos del Municipio, aunque se trate de aplicarlos a vías o espacios públicos de distinta naturaleza o se presenten bajo formas aparentemente diversas, pero referidas a la misma persona o hecho histórico. IX. Cada vía pública ostentará en todo su trazado un solo nombre, aun cuando, por cruce con otras calles y plazas, estén formadas por varios tramos, siempre que éstos mantengan entre sí sentido de continuidad lineal; X. No deberán existir calles sin nombre y cada calle deberá contar con placas de nomenclatura que la identifiquen plenamente; XI. La nomenclatura deberá ser homogénea, esto es, una misma calle no podrá tener dos nombres distintos; y XII. Se deberá reforzar la costumbre de referencia popular de los lugares, calles y espacios públicos del Municipio. SECCIÓN SEGUNDA DE LOS CRITERIOS PARA EL ESTABLECIMIENTO DE LA NOMENCLATURA Artículo 9.186. Para calles, calzadas o avenidas que sigan un mismo curso y tengan diversos nombres en su longitud, se propondrá y en su caso asignará el que tenga mayor significado histórico para el Municipio, Estado o el país. En caso de que ninguno de los nombres tuviera esa calidad, se le designará uno de mayor importancia, para lo cual deberán tomarse en consideración los ejes rectores de la ciudad y procurar, hasta donde esto sea posible, conservar la nomenclatura actual. Artículo 9.187. Se protegerá, rescatará y se instalará la nomenclatura que forma parte del patrimonio cultural de la ciudad, preservando los nombres que histórica y culturalmente recuerden lugares geográficos, hechos históricos o que formen parte del desarrollo urbano. Se realizarán los estudios necesarios para determinar los sitios y vía pública en donde se hubieran sucedido hechos que debe registrar la historia de la ciudad, y se colocarán placas especialmente diseñadas para explicar su trascendencia. Artículo 9.188. Todo conjunto urbano, lotificación en condominio o asentamiento de nueva creación deberá solicitar a la autoridad municipal la asignación de nomenclatura y número oficial. Los nombres y números no podrán ser utilizados con carácter de oficial en tanto no hayan sido aprobados; siendo además responsabilidad de la unidad habitacional la instalación de nomenclatura, números oficiales, así como los señalamientos informativos, de identificación, de destino, recomendación, información general, servicios y turísticos, preventivos, restrictivos. SECCIÓN TERCERA DE LAS CONDICIONES PARA PROPONER O CAMBIAR LA NOMENCLATURA Artículo 9.189. La asignación y cambio de nomenclatura se autorizarán por el Ayuntamiento, de la Comisión de Nomenclatura en los casos en que se demuestre un evidente beneficio para los habitantes del territorio municipal, haciéndose del conocimiento de los interesados oportunamente, a través de la Gaceta Municipal y otros medios de comunicación. Artículo 9.190. La propuesta sobre asignación y cambios de nomenclatura deberá cumplir con los requisitos siguientes: I. Los organismos privados, comités delegacionales, asociaciones científicas y culturales, juntas de vecinos o las personas interesadas y habitantes del Municipio deberán presentar solicitud por escrito ante la autoridad municipal; II. Se acompañará de un plano en papel y en medio óptico o electrónico cuando sea posible, donde se localice con precisión la avenida, calle, callejón, plaza, cerrada, jardín o sitio en general, asimismo deberá proponerse una relación de por lo menos tres nombres propios o comunes con los que esté de acuerdo la mayoría de la población interesada; III. Cuando se propongan nombres de personajes se apoyará con una ficha biográfica, citando las fuentes bibliográficas consultadas; IV. Cuando sea posible, se asignará una familia temática a los nombres de las calles de colonias, conjuntos urbanos, o desarrollos que conformen una zona homogénea, claramente reconocida como tal; V. Para la asignación de nombres comunes, se valorará la importancia o trascendencia de los mismos; VI. Para las propuestas de nombres relativos a hechos históricos, se tomará en cuenta la trascendencia de los mismos, así como su relación con el Municipio, Estado o la Federación; y VII. Se acompañará una relación de nombres y firmas de los vecinos que residan en el lugar y respalden la solicitud de asignación o cambio de nomenclatura. SECCIÓN CUARTA DE LOS SEÑALAMIENTOS DE NOMENCLATURA Artículo 9.191. Las placas de nomenclatura deberán contener al menos los siguientes datos: I. Tipo de vialidad, ya sea calle, avenida, boulevard, paseo o el que corresponda; II. Escudo oficial del Municipio, observando que el rectángulo que lo circunscriba nunca será menor a los siete centímetros de altura, por cinco centímetros de ancho; III. La flecha que indica el sentido de la calle; IV. La denominación de la vialidad; V. El tipo de asentamiento humano; y VI. El código postal. Artículo 9.192. Las especificaciones de fabricación para las placas de nomenclatura serán establecidas por la Dirección General de Desarrollo Urbano, Ordenamiento Territorial y Obras Públicas, observando preferentemente: I. El tablero deberá ser de placa galvanizada calibre 14; II. El material empleado en la totalidad de las superficies visibles de las placas será lámina autoadhesiva con micro esferas de vidrio y deberán emitir un brillo que no será menor de 70 candelas; III. Las dimensiones de las placas no podrán ser menores a: a. 20 por 90 centímetros para montaje directo a poste o anclaje en pared; b. 30 por 120 centímetros para montaje directo a poste; c. 30 por 60 centímetros para anclaje en pared; y d. 40 por 178 centímetros para montaje en semáforos. IV. En cada intersección de aceras se colocarán dos placas de nomenclatura; y V. Las placas se fijarán entre 3.00 y 3.50 metros de altura, procurando que ningún objeto obstruya su visibilidad, su colocación podrá ser: a. En las construcciones que se encuentren en las esquinas; b. Cuando esto no sea posible se instalarán en los postes que ahí hubieren; c. En caso de no haber postes, se instalará poste tubular galvanizado de tres pulgadas de diámetro en calibre 14; y d. Se ajustará al diseño contenido en el Manual de Normas Técnicas de Imagen Urbana de Toluca. Artículo.9.193. La tipología geométrica de las construcciones en el polígono del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de Toluca de Lerdo, deberá ser cuadrada o rectangular. Tratándose de proyectos de estilo arquitectónico diferente, se requerirá de la autorización correspondiente. Artículo 9.194. El Ayuntamiento, previo dictamen de su Comisión de Nomenclatura, podrá otorgar la autorización a las y los particulares para la colocación de placas de nomenclatura y su utilización con fines publicitarios, apegándose a los requisitos de diseño, medidas y especificaciones de fabricación establecidas por el capítulo. El área destinada a la publicidad no podrá ser mayor de ocho por 10 centímetros. La autorización podrá ser revocada por el Ayuntamiento, por las causales que se establezcan en la misma. En la autorización respectiva se consignará que la publicidad adherida a las placas de nomenclatura no promueva el consumo de tabaco y bebidas alcohólicas, ni se inserte en ellas ningún tipo de propaganda política, y que dicha publicidad no atente contra la moral y las buenas costumbres de los habitantes del Municipio. SECCIÓN QUINTA DEL NÚMERO OFICIAL Artículo 9.195. La Dirección General de Desarrollo Urbano, Ordenamiento Territorial y Obras Públicas, establecerá la numeración de los predios, misma que no podrá ser alterada por los particulares. Es obligación de los particulares colocar el número oficial en lugar visible de la fachada de su domicilio. Los predios de las calles de la ciudad de Toluca se numerarán con base en la orientación; tomando como punto inicial la intersección que forman las calles de Benito Juárez García y Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla en sentido norte sur y oriente poniente, respectivamente; la numeración par será a la derecha de la vía pública y la impar a la izquierda de la misma. Asimismo, se cumplirán las siguientes condiciones: I. Un mismo predio no podrá tener dos números oficiales distintos; y II. Dos predios diferentes no podrán tener el mismo número oficial. Artículo 9.196. El número oficial tendrá las siguientes características: I. Medir 10 por 20 centímetros; y II. Estar colocado en un lugar visible a una altura de 2.30 metros y deberá ser legible a un mínimo de 20 metros de distancia. Artículo 9.197. La autoridad municipal asignará el número oficial, para lo cual notificará al propietario, quedando este obligado a colocar el número inmediatamente, pudiendo conservar el anterior un mes más, siempre y cuando coloque una leyenda que indique cuál es el número anterior; la misma autoridad dará aviso a las dependencias gubernamentales correspondientes de los cambios que se ordenen en la numeración. Artículo 9.198. La constancia del número oficial es el documento expedido por la Dirección General de Desarrollo Urbano, Ordenamiento Territorial y Obras Públicas, por lo cual se autoriza a los propietarios de los lotes o terrenos sujetos a dicho trámite, a hacer uso del mismo, para los fines legales pertinentes. La constancia de número oficial tendrá vigencia de un año, a partir de la fecha de expedición. Artículo 9.199. Los documentos necesarios para integrar la solicitud de constancia de número oficial son: I. Llenar formato oficial de solicitud; II. Documento que acredite la propiedad o en su caso contrato de arrendamiento; III. Croquis de localización; y IV. Copia del recibo de pago del impuesto predial correspondiente al año de la solicitud. Artículo 9.200. Cuando se trate de conjuntos urbanos o lotificaciones en condominio, además de los requisitos señalados en el artículo anterior, la solicitud deberá contener: I. Planos autorizados de lotificación o subdivisión; II. Acta de entrega-recepción del fraccionamiento o conjunto urbano al Municipio; III. Constancia de fusión, subdivisión o re lotificación, cuando existan como antecedentes; IV. Copia de convenios de afectación, expropiación o donación cuando existan como antecedentes; V. Plano arquitectónico en papel y en formato óptico o magnético cuando sea posible; y VI. Plano de nomenclatura debidamente autorizado por el Ayuntamiento. Artículo 9.201. En ningún caso la autoridad expedirá constancias de número oficial cuando no se hayan cumplido y acatado las disposiciones señaladas en el presente capítulo, por lo tanto, será improcedente cuando: I. El predio no tenga frente a la vía pública oficialmente creada; II. El frente del predio colinde con calles, zonas o franjas que se presuman como vías públicas, pero no cumplan con las condiciones que para tal efecto establece la normatividad de construcciones del Municipio; III. El predio no esté incluido en planos con lotificación autorizada o no se encuentre amparado con el título de propiedad inscrito en el Registro Público de la Propiedad; IV. El predio no cumpla con las medidas reglamentarias correspondientes, o que entre el predio y los planos no haya congruencia; y V. El predio cuente con uno o más frentes y por lo tanto tenga ya número oficial, sólo en el caso de subdivisión procederá.
• Tompkins
• Tonanitla

  REGLAMENTO DE NOMENCLATURA Y DE NÚMEROS OFICIALES DEL MUNICIPIO DE TONANITLA, ESTADO DE MÉXICO. CAPITULO I DISPOSICIONES GENERALES Artículo 1.- las disposiciones del presente reglamento son de orden público e interés social; tienen por objeto contar con el fundamento legal con el fin de regular los procedimientos para la ordenación de la denominación de las vías públicas, así como regular la ordenación y asignación de los números oficiales de casas habitación, edificios públicos, privados y predios ubicados en el municipio de Tonanitla, y como fundamentar las sanciones correspondientes en esta materia, de acuerdo al artículo 115 fracción II de la Constitución Política de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos y el Código Administrativo en sus artículos 18.21 fracción II, 18.72 del capítulo III de las infracciones y sanciones, y Artículo 124 .- de la Constitución Política del Estado Libre y Soberano de México. Artículo 2.- Para los efectos del presente Reglamento, se entienden por: a) REGLAMENTO: El presente ordenamiento. b) MUNICIPIO: El Municipio de Tonanitia c) AYUNTAMIENTO: El Órgano de Gobierno del Municipio de Tonanitla, Estado de México d) NUMERO OFICIAL: La numeración o número específico que se le asigna a un predio urbano o interurbano inmuebles públicos y privados. e) NOMENCLATURA: La denominación o nombre especifico que se asigne a las vías y/o espacios abiertos públicos. Autorizados por el ayuntamiento f) VIAS PUBLICAS: Espacios públicos destinados para el tránsito de personas y/o vehículos. g) ESPACIOS ABIERTOS PUBLICOS: Cualquier construcción o área de utilidad pública. h) DIGITOS: Son los números en cerámica, metal o cualquier otro material autorizado que corresponderá al número oficial, y que servirá de identificación al bien inmueble. i) DIRECCIÓN.- La Dirección Municipal de Desarrollo Urbano del Municipio de tonanitla. CAPITULO II DE LOS NUMEROS OFICIALES Artículo 3.- Corresponderá al Ayuntamiento, a través de la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, la ordenación y designación de las vías públicas y regular la organización y asignación de los números oficiales de casas habitación predios inmuebles públicos y privados ubicados en el Municipio de tonanitla, así como establecer las sanciones correspondientes de acuerdo al Bando Municipal en esta materia. Artículo 4.- El número oficial deberá de ser colocado y fijado en una parte visible en la entrada principal del predio o casa habitación, en la parte superior de la puerta de ingreso principal, a una distancia no mayor de 30 centímetros de la misma, o en su caso en el muro frontal. Artículo 5.- Los números deberán de estar a la vista y tendrán un tamaño mínimo de 15 centímetros. Artículo 6.- En el caso que la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, proporcione los dígitos, previo pago de los derechos respectivos al solicitar la asignación del número oficial, queda prohibido a los particulares la utilización de números diferentes a los proporcionados por esta dependencia esto con el fin de mantener una imagen urbana del municipio de tonanitla (pueblo de Origen). Artículo 7.- Es obligación de la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, dar aviso a las Direcciones de Obras Públicas, servicios públicos, Agua potable, la asignación, rectificación o cambio de nomenclatura de vías públicas o numeración de los predios o casas habitación del municipio. Artículo 8.- Tratándose de Privadas, Condominios o edificaciones Multifamiliares, la colocación de la numeración interior deberá quedar a cargo del propietario del predio, de acuerdo al número exterior. Artículo 9.- La asignación numérica de las calles deberá iniciar invariablemente en forma ascendente a partir del eje principal de estas. Artículo 10.- Dicha numeración deberá corresponder de la siguiente manera: mirando hacia el punto cardinal, desde el eje principal de la calle que le corresponda, los dígitos nones deberán de asignarse en los predios que se encuentren en la acera derecha de la calle y los pares en la acera izquierda de la misma. Ejemplo: la calle 22 de diciembre su eje principal es la intersección con la Av. 20 de noviembre y Av. 16 de septiembre. Por lo que los números nones correspondientes son el núm. 1 para la Biblioteca Pública Municipal y así sucesivamente se asignaran los números oficiales Artículo 11.- Las vías que cuenten con bocacalle o calle de poca longitud deberán de tener una numeración similar a las que ya vengan con una numeración ascendente. Artículo 12.- La serie de números secuenciales se seguirá de acuerdo al siguiente criterio: asignando un número cada seis metros, y por cada tres números asignados, uno quedará de reserva, para subdivisiones futuras en caso de existir lotes baldíos que posteriormente podrían subdividirse. Artículo 13.- Los requisitos para el trámite de números oficiales serán los siguientes: a) Llenar solicitud la cual se hace entrega al momento de solicitar el trámite, deberá ser firmada por el solicitante. b) Copia fotostática del título de propiedad (escritura, contrato de compraventa, traslado de dominio) c) Copia del recibo del impuesto predial vigente. d) Copia de la identificación oficial del propietario o del albacea. e) Identificación previa por el solicitante del predio que requiere número oficial. f) Pago de derechos correspondiente. g) Carta poder en la que el propietario o poseedor del inmueble autorizando a otra persona a realizar el trámite de solicitud del servicio requerido, cuando sea su caso. Artículo 14 .- En las calles privadas y o cerradas, la nomenclatura se pondrá conforme a la que exista en el exterior de la misma adicionando una letra al núm. exterior para su identificación, ejemplo: Calle campesinos núm. 7, privada B, con lo que se asignaría el núm. oficial de la siguiente manera 7a, o 7f. de acuerdo a los inmuebles existentes en dicha privada o cerrada. Artículo 15 .- En el cambio de numeración se le darán 120 días para que el número anterior permanezca junto al nuevo; una vez terminado dicho plazo deberá ser retirado el número anterior por personal de la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano. Artículo 16 .- La asignación del número oficial deberá realizarse en un plazo no mayor a tres días hábiles después de la solicitud. Artículo 17 .- La Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, proporcionará un número oficial por lote cuando no exista una fusión o subdivisión autorizada. Artículo 18 .- En el caso de los fraccionamientos, los fraccionadores deberán de solicitar en forma anticipada la aprobación de la numeración que será utilizada en las vías públicas creadas en el fraccionamiento, misma que deberá de ser continuación de las vías ya existentes, solo en caso de que estas inicien en una calle cerrada principiaran con la numeración ya existente en las vías paralelas a ella. Artículo 19 .- En los condominios se establecerá una numeración definida en la edificación principal y a continuación la asignación del número general de la propiedad privada seguida del número interior, que se colocará en la parte externa de esta, ejemplo: 344-1, 344-2; o en su caso se asignarán letras a los edificios principales asignando números interiores esto se determinara por la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano de común acuerdo con los vecinos en caso necesario. Artículo 20.- El Artículo anterior regirá tanto para condominios horizontales como para los verticales, privadas y cerradas. CAPITULO III DE LA NOMENCLATURA Artículo 21.- La autoridad competente para la denominación de las vías y espacios abiertos públicos será el Ayuntamiento, tomando en cuenta las siguientes consideraciones: a) Que el nombre propuesto no se repita en otra vía o espacio abierto público, dentro del territorio municipal. b) Las vías no deberán de tener otro nombre si es continuidad de otra ya existente, respetando en toda su distancia el nombre de esta. c) Que el nombre propuesto no sea basado en conceptos o vocablos extranjeros, y que la descripción sea comprensible. d) Que no contenga palabras ofensivas, injuriosas o contrarias a los hábitos y buenas costumbres de la población. e) Procurar que la denominación en ciertos casos fomente el conocimiento de fechas históricas, así como que otorgue reconocimiento a los héroes o personalidades destacadas del Municipio, del Estado y de la República. f) Para la nomenclatura podrá utilizarse el nombre de personas finadas que hayan realizado alguna acción o actividad determinante en la comunidad, siempre a petición de los vecinos y avalada por el ayuntamiento. g) La denominación deberá de tener una concordancia con el nombre de las calles ya asignadas en la periferia de dicha vía. Artículo 22 .- Antes de someter a consideración del Ayuntamiento alguna propuesta tendiente a la denominación o modificación de la nomenclatura de una vía o espacio público abierto será necesario: a) Que se formule la propuesta respectiva por algún integrante del Ayuntamiento, sea por mutuo propio o en representación de la iniciativa de cuando menos la mayoría de los vecinos. b) Que en la propuesta se acompane el estudio correspondiente en el que se apoye la misma, citando de ser posible los datos biográficos o justificación del nombre que correspondan, la que deberá ser presentada al Ayuntamiento por escrito, para su análisis y aprobación en su caso. c) La Comisión emitirá un dictamen el cual será presentado en reunión de Ayuntamiento junto con la propuesta. d) Aprobado el dictamen el Ayuntamiento a través del Secretario del Ayuntamiento, mandará publicar la resolución correspondiente en la Gaceta Municipal, dando aviso a las oficinas Estatales y Federales respectivas. Artículo 23 .- Referente a la nomenclatura de los fraccionamientos de nueva creación, los fraccionadores solicitarán con anticipación la aprobación de la propuesta en relación a la denominación de las vías creadas en el interior del fraccionamiento; si en un término de 30 días hábiles la Comisión no hace observaciones a la propuesta de los fraccionadores, se entenderá por aprobada. Artículo 24 .- Correrá a cargo de los fraccionadores la instalación de los señalamientos correspondientes, de acuerdo con la nomenclatura aprobada, mismos que deberán cumplir con las especificaciones que al efecto señale la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano. Artículo 25 .- Para la adecuada identificación de las calles, la placa o signo correspondiente deberá de ser colocada en los muros que hacen esquina con otra calle, para cuyo efecto los propietarios de las casas habitación, bienes inmuebles, edificios públicos y privados, deberán de permitir la colocación de las mismas. También, a juicio de la autoridad, podrán colocarse las placas en postes instalados en el cruce de calles o avenidas, siempre y cuando su instalación no afecte la seguridad de los peatones y automovilistas. Artículo 26 .- Las placas que contengan la nomenclatura de las vías públicas contendran además nombre de colonia, código postal y sector correspondiente. Artículo 27 .- Las personas físicas o morales podrán donar placas para la nomenclatura, debiendo de sujetarse a las especificaciones que al respecto emita la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, y el Ayuntamiento aprobará la donación, previa consulta a los vecinos del lugar donde se pretendan colocar. Quedará prohibido en el contenido de las placas el uso de publicidad comercial. Artículo 28 .- La Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, determinará las características y procedimientos para la colocación de las placas y señalamientos de identificación. Artículo 29 .- Corresponde a la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano, ejecutar los procedimientos para la revisión, modificación, actualización y fijación de nueva numeración, así como la adecuada nomenclatura de las vías y espacios públicos. CAPITULO IV DE LAS PROHIBICIONES Artículo 30 .- Únicamente la autoridad administrativa municipal tendrá la facultad para determinar la nomenclatura y numeración y expedir las constancias de número oficial a los particulares y dependencias oficiales, paraestatales o prestadores de servicios que lo requieran y lo soliciten, por lo que queda estrictamente prohibido asumir esta función que solo corresponde a la autoridad municipal, la violación a esta disposición traerá aparejada las responsabilidades y sanciones previstas en este Reglamento. Artículo 31 .- Queda estrictamente prohibido: a) Dañar en forma premeditada o en acto de vandalismo los señalamientos de nomenclatura y numeración. b) Cambiar intencionalmente sin autorización de la autoridad municipal los números que le fueron asignados por la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano. c) Borrar u ocultar a la vista de los transeúntes la nomenclatura y numeración establecida en los predios. d) No solicitar a la Dirección la aprobación de la nomenclatura de los predios en fraccionamientos. e) No solicitar a la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano los números oficiales correspondientes a los predios. Artículo 32 .- La variación de la nomenclatura y numeración oficial traerá aparejada las responsabilidades y sanciones que éste y los demás reglamentos precisen, sin perjuicio de hacer del conocimiento al Ministerio Público para los fines de su representación social. CAPITULO V DE LAS SANCIONES Artículo 33 .- Para la aplicación de las sanciones la autoridad municipal tomara en cuenta la gravedad de la violación, las circunstancias del hecho y la intención en su comisión. Artículo 34 .- La violación a los artículos 31 y 33 de éste Reglamento, por cada caso de determinación ilegal de nomenclatura y numeración, la sanción será el equivalente de uno a mil veces el Salario Mínimo Diario vigente para el municipio de Tonanitla, en el momento de la infracción. Artículo 35 .- La violación al artículo 31 inciso a) de éste Reglamento, será sancionada con el equivalente de uno a cien veces del salario referido en el artículo que antecede, sin perjuicio de cubrir los daños causados. Artículo 37 .- La violación al artículo 31 inciso b) de éste Reglamento, será sancionada con el equivalente de una a quinientas veces del salario referido en el artículo 34, declarándose de plano la nulidad del acto modificatorio de la nomenclatura y numeración. Artículo 37 .- Cualesquiera otras violaciones a las disposiciones de éste Reglamento se sancionará de una a veinte veces del salario referido en el artículo 34. TRANSITORIOS: Primero. - Este Reglamento entrará en vigor a partir del día de su aprobación por el ayuntamiento y su publicación en la Gaceta Municipal por el Secretario del Ayuntamiento. Segundo. - A partir de la publicación de este reglamento, y en tanto entre en vigor, el Secretario del Ayuntamiento, de acuerdo a sus atribuciones y facultades estipuladas en la Ley Orgánica Municipal deberá notificar a todas las oficinas y dependencias de los Gobiernos Federal y Estatal, así como a las dependencias prestadoras de servicios en el Municipio, del contenido del presente Reglamento. Tercero. - Desde el inicio de la entrada en vigencia de éste Reglamento, la Dirección de Desarrollo Urbano tendrá la facultad para proceder a la determinación de ratificación o rectificación de la nomenclatura y numeración existente, así como las facultades que se le confieren en el Bando Municipal y demás disposiciones legales aplicables estatales y federales. Cuarto: La presente disposición fue aprobada mediante acuerdo de cabildo en fecha y sesión de cabildo núm. publicado en fecha.
• Tonatico
• Tonila
• Tontitown

  A STREET ADDRESSING ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING AN ORDERLY SYSTEM FOR NAMING STREETS, ADDRESSING PROPERTY AND INSURING CONTINUITY FOR FUTURE GROWTH The City of Tontitown, Arkansas orders as follows: SECTION 1. PURPOSE 1.1 This ordinance establishes a system for assigning street names and address numbers which will assist the public and private sector in locating individual streets, buildings and places in an easy and logical manner and for the protection of public health and safety of all persons living, working or visiting in the City of Tontitown. SECTION 2. STREET ADDRESS MAP 2.1 The official street Address Map is a part of this ordinance and shall contain the ordinance numbered and certifications which appear upon this document. The map shall identify all named streets, numbering centerlines and block numbering grids which specify address number ranges. A typical section of land shall be divided into 10 blocks, or grids, North/South and East/West. Each grid interval shall be 528 feet except in non-standard areas identified on the map. 2.2 The official Street Address Map shall be automatically updated upon final plat approval of any plat or large scale development. The map shall include a revision block which lists the date and ordinance number of the latest change. SECTION 3. CENTERLINES 3.1 Henri De Tonti Boulevard and it's extension to City of Tontitown's East and West planning area boundary shall be the centerline street for North and South address numbers. Barrington Road and its intersection with Henri De Tonti Boulevard will be the centerpoint for East and West address numbers. The South sector will be divided as follows: S. Barrington Road South to E. Fletcher, then East 528 feet, then due South to planning area boundary. The North sector will be divided as follows: N. Barrington Road North to Liberty Avenue then West 420 feet, then due North to E. Baker Avenue, then West to Sabatini Road. Follow Sabatini Road to planning area boundary. SECTION 4. STREET NAMES 4.1 For the purpose of this ordinance the word "Street" shall mean all roadways, public and private, open for general public travel. Access drives to apartment and commercial complexes shall not be considered as streets and shall not be named as such. 4.2 Streats running East and West shall be identified with the suffix "Avenue" or "Boulevard". Streets running North and South shall be identified with the suffix "Road" or "Street". 4.3 Streets which are also state and federal highways will be identified by their local street name followed by their state or federal designation in parenthesis on the official Street Address Map. For example, Henri De Tonti Boulevard (AR 68). 4.4 Cul-de-sac streets which have only one entrance/exit shall not be called "Avenue" or "Road" but shall have a suffix name such as "Cove, Lane, Place, or Terrace to indicate their dead end nature. 4.5 Loop streets are circular or rectangular plan streets which begin at one point and end at another point along a common street and do not connect to any other streets. The street name suffixes on these streets must not be "Road" or "Avenue" but shall be "Loop, Circle, Court" or other name indicating a closed street layout. SECTION 5. ADDRESS NUMBERS 5.1 Address numbers shall be even on the North and East sides of the street and odd on the South and West sides of the street. 100 numbers shall be assigned to each identified grid block with the lowest number beginning at the point nearest the grid centerline. Address numbers shall be determined by the number grid in which the property is located. 5.2 In new residential subdivisions each standard sized lot shall be given a pre-assigned street number by the CITY CLERK upon final plat approval. Address numbers will be assigned to large lots relative to their capacity to be divided into two or more minimum sized lots for the minimum width allowed by the zoning district. Address numbers shall be assigned to lots in the appropriate odd or even numerical sequence relative to their location, such as 201, 203, 205 etc. 5.3 Address numbers for unplatted residential and all other non-residential buildings shall be determined by calculation. The distance from the center of the driveway to the last corner or grid shall be measured to get a location number. The location number is then divided by 5.28 to get the address. If the block number is 1200 and the location number divided by 5.28 is 43, the address is 1243 or 1244 depending upon which side of the street the building is located. 5.4 When street intersections are within 120 feet of a grid line the number series change shall be made at the intersection to be more logical to the public. When a long block faces two blocks divided by a street, the number series on the long block shall change at the intersecting street so that houses facing each other will have compatible addresses. 5.5 Diagonal streets which run 45 degrees or less from a North/South line will be numbered by the North/South grid and those more than 45 degrees from the North/South line will be numbered by the East/West grid. Curving streets will be assigned numbers based upon the grid of their greatest length. For instance, if the beginning is more South than East of the end then the North/South grid will be used. 5.6 On loop streets and cul-de-sac streets address numbering shall begin at the entrance nearest the grid centerline. Address numbers shall increase or decrease relative to their initial movement from the grid centerline and continue to the opposite and as if the street were in a straight line. Block number changes will be made every 528 feet with odd and even numbers remaining on the same side of the street as they began. 5.7a Apartment buildings on public streets shall be assigned individual addresses. Apartments clustered about a central parking area immediately facing a public street shall also be assigned separate street addresses. 5.7b When apartments are arranged along a private street a sign showing the apartment complex name, with public street address below it, must be posted at the entrance. In these instances each building is lettered A, B, C etc. but a central postal facility for all apartments must be located so it is readily accessible to a mail_carrier for the public street serving the complex. 5.7c Each apartment must be identified on the exterior entrance by number or building letter and number for multiple buildings. The numbers shall be in sequence 1, 2, 3 etc. Apartments in lettered bulidings shall have the building letter as part of each apartment number, such as B-210. When units are on multiple floors, ground floor numbers shall be in the 100 series (101, 102, 103...), second floor in the 200 series (201, 202, 203 ...) etc. If a common hallway is used for several apartments, the external hallway entrance to each apartment shall contain a list of the apartments served. When addressing townhouses and other buildings containing units separately owned, each address shall be placed upon the principal external entryway to the unit. 5.7d The official address for each apartment on a public street shall be the building address followed by the apartment number, such as "329 Fernway Avenue, Apt 8". Addresses for units in apartment buildings not on a public street shall include the public street address and the building number with the apartment designation. The official address for each apartment will be the public street address followed by the building letter, a dash, and the apartment number such as "329 Fernway Avenue, Apt C-104". SECTION 6. SIGNS, NUMBERS AND SYSTEM MAINTENANCE 6.1 Public and private street signs shall be installed at the expense of the original developer and thereafter maintained by the Tontitown STREET DEPARTMENT. 6.2 Private street signs shall be required. They shall conform to the public street sign standards except shall have a blue background with white letters. 6.2a Only street name signs which are authorized by the City Council shall be installed within the Planning Area Boundary of the City of Tontitown. All street name signs, public or private, found not to conform with this ordinance shall be removed by the Street Department. Non-conforming, damaged or deteriorated public street signs shall be replaced as soon as possible by the Street Department. 6.2b Requests for private street signs on existing streets shall be submitted to the CITY CLERK, The CITY CLERK shall forward authorization to the STREET DEPARTMENT immediately upon completion after which the STREET DEPARTMENT shall have the sign prepared and installed as soon as possible. 6.3 Address numbers shall be assigned by the city and shall be installed by the builder before final inspection and shall be the owners responsibility thereafter. 6.4 Replacement of address numbers is required within 15 days after written notice to the owner by the CITY CLERK. New and replacement numbers must be placed so that they will be clearly visible from the street of primary access to the building. 6.5 Address numbers shall be a minimum of 3 inches high with black block letters on a white background and shall be visible from the street. Other colors which have sufficient contrast to be read from the street under normal nighttime conditions may be approved by the BUILDING INSPECTOR. The numbers shall be placed as near as possible to the primary entrance of the building and preferably above the entrance doorway. The location, style, size and color of the required numbers shall be approved by the BUILDING INSPECTOR. Appeals concerning numbers shall be made to the CITY COUNCIL. SECTION 7. NUMBER ASSIGNMENT, REVIEW AND APPROVAL 7.1 Official records of address numbers shall be maintained by the CITY CLERK. If the BUILDING INSPECTOR'S office is the first point of contact regarding new buildings that office shall coordinate with the CITY CLERK to obtain an official address assignment. The CITY COUNCIL shall have the final authority to change any assignment upon an appeal by any affected party. 7.2 All proposed street names and name changes shall be reviewed for continuity with this ordinance by the CITY CLERK who shall recommend alternative names when a proposed name duplicates or is so similar to an existing name that confusion could hamper prompt delivery of emergency services. The PLANNING COMMISSION shall hold a public hearing on street name changes and shall make a recommendation to the CITY COUNCIL. Appeals of street name assignment can be made to the PLANNING COMMIS-SION. The CITY COUNCIL shall have the final authority to change any assignment upon an appeal by any affected party. On street name changes the PLANNING COMMISSION shall hold a public hearing and make a recommendation to the CITY COUNCIL who shall have final authority. In the case of street name changes outside the City Limits but within the planning area boundary the CITY COUNCIL shall forward their decisioin to the Washington County Judge for his approval. SECTION 8. AMENDMENTS 8.1 On any proposed amendments to these regulations or to the Street Address Map the PLANNING COMMISSION shall hold a public hearing, a notice of which shall be published in a local newspaper of general distribution at least fifteen (15) days prior to the date of the hearing. Following the public hearing, the CITY COUNCIL may adopt the amendment or amendments as recommended by the PLANNING COMMISSION or as determined by a majority vote of the CITY COUNCIL. SECTION 9. COORDINATION WITH 9-1-1 EMERGENCY SERVICE DATA CENTER 9.1 Following the naming of a new street, the renaming of an existing street, a change of an existing street number or the assignment of a new street number, the CITY CLERK shall notify the 9-1-1 Emergency Service Data Center on a form provided by the center. 9.2 The 9-1-1 Data Center shall not accept any street name or number change or number assignment which is not on the form provided and signed by the CITY CLERK. SECTION 10. PENALTY 10.1 Any person failing to comply with the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined not less than $10.00 nor more than $25.00 plus prosecution costs for each offense. SECTION 11. REPEALING CLAUSE 11.1 All ordinances or parts of ordinances conflicting with this ordinance are hereby rescinded. SECTION 12. SEPARABILITY CLAUSE 12.1 If any part of this ordinance is declared by the courts to be invalid or unconstitutional that decision shall not effect the validity of the remaining parts. SECTION 13. EFFECTIVE DATE 13.1 The CITY COUNCIL of the City of Tontitown, Arkansas, assembled in regular session, hereby declares that this ordinance is required immediately to establish a more consistent addressing system that will insure more efficient and expeditious delivery of public and private services and to protect the public health, safety, and welfare. 13.2 Therefore, an emergency is hereby declared to exist and this ordinance shall be in full force and effect from the date of it's approval. PASSED AND APPROVED THIS 6th DAY OF July, 1988.
• Toosey 1
• Torbay
• Torch River No. 488
• Tork 7
• Toronto

  Street Naming Policy: Policy Statement: Street names are critical for municipal addressing and emergency response purposes. This policy establishes criteria to name or rename a Street or assign a Ceremonial Name to a Street. Criteria for Naming or Renaming a Street or Assigning a Ceremonial Name to a Street 3.1 The City will consider proposals for Street naming but is under no obligation to accept a proposal to name, or rename a Street, or assign a Ceremonial Name to a Street. 3.2 Street names, including ceremonial Street names, should portray a strong positive image, and have historical, cultural, Indigenous or social significance to the community, Toronto, Ontario or Canada. 3.3 Proposals for new Ceremonial names or new Street names that commemorate one or more individuals, communities, organizations, events, or ideas of significance to Toronto, Ontario or Canada, must demonstrate alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration. 3.4 Proposed names in an Indigenous language or a Commemorative Name recognizing an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 3.5 Street names shall not impair the ability of First Responders to respond to emergencies or impair the City’s ability to deliver services. 3.6 Streets that have been named, renamed, or assigned a Ceremonial Name or whose names have been reviewed within the previous ten years will generally not be renamed or reviewed. 3.7 Assigning a Ceremonial Name to a Street will be considered before renaming a Street. 3.8 Suffixes for Street names are assigned by Engineering & Construction Services to ensure the appropriate suffix is used to describe the type, function, length and configuration of the Street. 3.9 All costs to the City involved in naming or renaming a private Street shall be the responsibility of the applicant. 3.10 Street names, including Ceremonial Names, shall not: 3.10.1 Result in, or be perceived to confer, any competitive advantage, benefit or preferential treatment or advertisement to the named party, or a product, service or a particular business; 3.10.2 Be or be perceived to be discriminatory of race, colour, ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, creed, political affiliation, disability or other social factors; 3.10.3 Result in inappropriate abbreviations or acronyms; 3.10.4 Duplicate or be similar sounding to an existing Street name; 3.10.5 Place the City in conflict with any agreements established in the acquisition or management of the Street; and 3.10.6 Make a direct or indirect reference to recent events or recently deceased individuals, except where the event or the individual had a legacy or significant contributions to the City of Toronto. Names of recent events or recently deceased individual may be considered after two years. 3.11 Street signs must comply with the Corporate Identity Program and the physical location of the sign shall be determined by the City. 3.12 Naming or renaming a Street, or assigning a Ceremonial Name to a Street, on behalf of an individual, event, or an organization requires the written consent of the named party or the named party's representative. 3.12.1 In circumstances where consent has not been received, the City, in the absence of any refusal to provide consent or legal concerns, may approve the name if it is satisfied that reasonable efforts have been made to obtain consent. 4. Naming Streets on Draft Plans of Subdivisions 4.1 A proposal to name Streets on a Draft Plan of Subdivision is to be made using the Street Naming Application through Engineering & Construction Services and at minimum is to include: 4.1.1 The proposed Street names, including background information on the names; 4.1.2 A copy of the draft plan of a subdivision; 4.1.3 Description of alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration, if the proposed name is a Commemorative Name; and 4.1.4. Proposed names in an Indigenous language or a Commemorative Name recognizing an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 4.2 The Division Head of Engineering & Construction Services will assess proposed Street names for draft plans of subdivisions in accordance with this Policy and consult with the Ward Councillor prior to granting approval. 4.2.1 If the proposed Street name is a Commemorative Name, Engineering & Construction Services will consult with Economic Development & Culture to confirm that the proposed name is in alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration. 4.3 In the event that the Ward Councillor does not support the proposed name(s), the relevant Community Council, (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or has City-wide Significance), will consider the proposed name(s). 5. Naming an Unnamed Street 5.1 A proposal to name an Unnamed Street is to be made using the Street Naming Application through Engineering & Construction Services and at minimum is to include: 5.1.1 The proposed name; 5.1.2 Rationale for naming the Street, including alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration if the proposed name is a commemorative name; 5.1.3 Documented support for the proposed name, including support from property owners/ residents who directly abut the Unnamed Street and local community members and/or organizations; 5.1.4 A map or an illustration, including major intersections of the unnamed Street; and 5.1.5 Proposed names in an Indigenous language or a Commemorative Name recognizing an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 5.2 If the proposed name complies with this Policy, the City shall give public notice on its intention to name the Street including the proposed name. 5.3 Community Council, (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or, in the opinion of the City Manager, has City-wide Significance), shall consider the proposed name. 5.4 If the proposed name does not comply with the Policy, the Division Head of Engineering & Construction Services will report to Community Council. 6. Renaming City Streets 6.1 A proposal to rename a Street is to be made using the Street Naming Application through Engineering & Construction Services and at minimum is to include: 6.1.1 Rationale for changing the name and significance of the proposed name, including alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration if the proposed name is a Commemorative Name; 6.1.2 Relevance of the proposed name to the Street; 6.1.3 Documented support, including but not limited to petitions and support letters, from at least 75 percent of property owners that abut the Street; 6.1.4 A map or an illustration, including major intersections of the Street to be renamed; and 6.1.5 Proposed names in an Indigenous language or a Commemorative Name recognizing an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 6.2 If the proposed name complies with this Policy, the City will provide public notice on its intention to rename an existing Street and the proposed name. 6.3 The relevant Community Council, (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or, in the opinion of the City Manager, has City-wide Significance), shall consider the proposed name. 6.4 If the proposed name does not comply with the Policy, the Division Head of Engineering & Construction Services will report to Community Council. 7. Assigning a Ceremonial Name to a City Street 7.1 A proposal to assign a Ceremonial Name to a Street is to be made using the Ceremonial Street Naming Application through Economic Development & Culture and at minimum is to include: 7.1.1 The Street proposed for the Ceremonial Name; 7.1.2 Rationale and significance of the proposed name, including alignment with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration; 7.1.3 Relevance of the proposed name to the Street, community and City; 7.1.4 Documented support from the local community, including but not limited to petitions and support letters; 7.1.5 A map or an illustration, including major intersections of the Street; and 7.1.6 Proposed Ceremonial Street names that in an Indigenous language or recognize an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 7.2 The proposed name will be considered by the relevant Community Council, (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or, in the opinion of the City Manager, has City-wide significance). 7.3 In circumstances, where a specific Street or location is not identified, Economic Development & Culture will provide Street location options in a report to Community Council (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or, in the opinion of the City Manager, has City-wide significance). 8. Requests to Review Existing Commemorative Street Names 8.1 The City will consider requests to review an existing Commemorative Name of a City Street, including a Ceremonial Name, where the name: 8.1.1 Refers to current or historic persons known for their discriminatory views and actions, including committing or perpetuating acts of racism or violence against Indigenous Peoples, Black communities and/or equitydeserving groups; 8.1.2 Includes derogatory terms that might represent or be linked with discriminatory views and actions; 8.1.3 Negatively represents or appropriates the culture of Indigenous Peoples, Black communities or equity-deserving groups; 8.1.4 Is inconsistent with City By-laws or policies including the City of Toronto Human Rights and Anti-Harassment / Discrimination Policy; and/or 8.1.5 Brings the City of Toronto into disrepute. 8.2. Requests from the public to review the name of a Street must be made using the City Street Name Review Application process through Economic Development & Culture and at minimum is to include: 8.2.1 The name of the Street; 8.2.2 Rationale for reviewing the Street name based on criteria outlined in Section 8.1 of this Policy and the City’s Guiding Principles for Commemoration; and 8.2.3 Documented support from the community, including but not limited to petitions and support letters. 8.3 Economic Development and Culture, working with other Divisions as appropriate and in consultation with the Ward Councillor(s), will review the request and recommend one of the following responses: 8.3.1 Recommend to City Council that the Street be renamed; 8.3.2 Install signage, plaques or other interpretive materials to provide information to the public about the cultural and/or historical context of the Street name; 8.3.3 Conclude that no action is required; or 8.3.4 Identify another action supported by residents. 8.4 Economic Development and Culture may request additional information from the applicant and/or conduct additional research and/or public consultations to determine the appropriate response to the request. 8.5 Authority to rename a Street for any of the reasons outlined in Section 8.1 of this Policy must be sought from City Council. 8.5.1 City Council may waive Section 6.1.3 of this Policy requiring that 75% of property owners on the Street to agree to the name change if Council deems that the criteria in Section 8.1 of this Policy have been met. City of Toronto Property Naming Policy: 1. Policy Statement City Properties are an important fabric of the community. The names of City Properties may reflect a given property's characteristics; indicate the unique location, geography, or community where the property is located; commemorate individuals, communities, organizations, events, and ideas of significance to Toronto, Ontario or Canada; and/or recognize Indigenous Peoples' past, present, and future presence on the land. This Policy establishes the criteria and process to name or rename a City Property. This Policy does not apply in the following situations: • When naming or renaming City Properties in return for financial or in-kind contributions, including sponsorships, in which case the City of Toronto Individual and Corporate Naming Rights Policy applies • When naming City Streets, in which case the City of Toronto Street Naming Policy applies This Policy also does not apply to memorials, events or fee-for-service programs, such as the Commemorative Tree and Bench Program. 3. Criteria to Name or Rename a City Property 3.1 Names of City Properties will facilitate navigation to and from a property and will either: 3.1.1 Indicate the location and/or features of the City Property; or 3.1.2 Commemorate one or more individuals, communities, organizations, events, or ideas of significance to Toronto, Ontario or Canada, in accordance with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration. 3.2 Proposed names in an Indigenous language or a Commemorative Name recognizing an Indigenous individual, organization, event or concept will require consultation with Indigenous communities and adherence to appropriate Indigenous practices or protocols. 3.3 The duration of the property name is at the sole discretion of the City and may be revoked or the City Property may be renamed. 3.4 City Property names shall not impair the ability of First Responders to respond to emergencies or impair the City’s ability to deliver services. 3.5 City Properties that have been named or renamed or whose names have been reviewed in the previous ten years will generally not be renamed or reviewed, unless necessary for safety or operational purposes. 3.6 The City will not rename ravines, woodlands and other ecological features, unless renamed in an Indigenous language and in consultation with Indigenous communities and Indigenous rights-holders. 3.7 Names of City Properties shall not: 3.7.1 Result in, or be perceived to confer, any competitive advantage, benefit or preferential treatment or advertisement to the named party, or a development, product, service or a particular business; 3.7.2 Be or be perceived to be discriminatory or derogatory of race, colour, ethnic origin, gender identity or expression, sex, sexual orientation, creed, political affiliation, disability or other social factors; 3.7.3 Result in inappropriate abbreviations or acronyms; 3.7.4 Duplicate another named City Property; 3.7.5 Unduly detract from the character, integrity of the community or aesthetic quality of the property or unreasonable interference with its enjoyment or use; 3.7.6 Place the City in conflict with any agreements established in the acquisition or management of the City Property; and 3.7.7 Make a direct or indirect reference to recent events or recently deceased individuals, except where the event or the individual had a legacy of significant contributions to the City of Toronto. Names of recent events or recently deceased individuals may be considered after two years. 3.8 Naming or renaming a City Property on behalf of an individual, event or organization requires the written consent of the named party or the named party’s representative. 3.8.1 In circumstances where consent has not been received, the City, in the absence of any refusal to provide consent or legal concerns, may approve the name if it is satisfied that reasonable efforts have been made to obtain consent. 3.9 Property Features within City Properties should only be assigned Wayfinding Names in order to maintain straightforward identification of, and navigation to and from, these amenities by the public. 3.10 The design and content of the signage for City Properties must comply with the City Corporate Identity Program and the physical location of the sign shall be at determined by the City. 3.11 A proposed name that does not meet all of the criteria listed in Sections 3.1 – 3.10 of this Policy requires City Council approval. 4. Naming New City Properties 4.1 The Division Head responsible for a new City Property will consult the Ward Councillor about potential Wayfinding Names during the Property Development and Capital Project Planning process. 4.2 Potential commemorative property names identified during the Property Development and Capital Project Planning process will be considered by Economic Development and Culture, in consultation with the Division responsible for the property, to determine alignment with the City's Guiding Principles for Commemoration. 4.3 At the completion of the Property Development and Capital Project Planning process, the Division Head responsible for a new City Property will assign a Wayfinding Name, unless Economic Development and Culture has confirmed a Commemorative Name that demonstrably meets all criteria in Section 3. 4.3.1 Economic Development and Culture will submit a Commemorative Name for approval by the relevant Community Council (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or, in the opinion of the City Manager, has City-wide Significance). 4.4 The Division Head responsible for a new City Property may also assign Wayfinding Names that meet the criteria in Section 3 of this Policy to Property Features within or on that property. 5. Renaming City Properties 5.1. A Division Head responsible for a property may update the existing Wayfinding Name of an existing City Property for safety or operational purposes. 5.2. The public may submit a proposal to rename a City Property that currently has a Wayfinding Name with a new Commemorative Name. The City will consider such proposals but is under no obligation to accept a proposed name. 5.3. Proposals to assign a new Commemorative Name to an existing City Property must be made using the City Property Naming Form and at minimum is to include: 5.3.1. The current name and address of the City Property; 5.3.2. The proposed Commemorative Name for the City Property; 5.3.3. The rationale for the proposed Commemorative Name and how the Commemorative Name aligns with the Guiding Principles for Commemoration; and 5.3.4. Documented support from the community, including but not limited to petitions and support letters. 5.4. Economic Development and Culture, working with the Division Head responsible for the property and other Divisions as appropriate, will review the proposal, consult with the Ward Councillor, and may conduct additional research and/or public consultations to determine public support for the proposal, if required. 5.5. Economic Development and Culture, working with the Division Head responsible for the property, will bring forward the proposed name(s) for consideration to the relevant Community Council, (or City Council if it affects more than one Community Council or has City-wide Significance). 6. Requests to Review Commemorative Property Names 6.1 The City will consider requests to review a Commemorative Name of a City Property where the name: 6.1.1 Refers to current or historic persons known for their discriminatory views and actions, including committing or perpetuating acts of racism or violence against Indigenous Peoples and Black communities, and/or equity-deserving groups; 6.1.2 Includes derogatory terms that might represent or be linked with discriminatory views and actions; 6.1.3 Negatively represents or appropriates the culture of Indigenous Peoples, Black communities, and/or equity-deserving groups; 6.1.4 Is inconsistent with City By-laws or policies including the City of Toronto Human Rights and Anti-Harassment / Discrimination Policy; and of 6.1.5 Brings the City of Toronto into disrepute. 6.2 Requests from the public to review the name of a City Property must be made using the City Property Name Review Form and at minimum is to include: 6.2.1 The name and address of the City Property; 6.2.2 Rationale for reviewing the property name based on criteria outlined in Section 6.1 of this Policy and the City’s Guiding Principles for Commemoration; and 6.2.3 Documented support from the community, including but not limited to petitions and support letters. 6.3 Economic Development and Culture, working with the Division Head responsible for the property and other Divisions as appropriate and in consultation with the Ward Councillor, will review the request and recommend one of the following responses: 6.3.1 Recommend to City Council that the City Property be renamed; 6.3.2 Install signage, plaques or other interpretive materials to provide information to the public about the cultural and/or historical context of the property name; 6.3.3 Conclude that no action is required; or 6.3.4 Identify another action supported by residents. 6.4 If required, Economic Development and Culture may request additional information from the applicant and/or conduct additional research and/or public consultations to determine the appropriate response to the request. 6.5 Authority to rename a City Property for any of the reasons outlined in Section 6.1 of this Policy must be sought from City Council. City of Toronto Individual and Corporate Naming Rights Policy: 1. Statement 1.1 The City welcomes proposals for naming rights by encouraging individual and corporate giving while safeguarding against the undue commercialization of the public realm. 1.2 Granting the right to name a City of Toronto property to an external party provides a means of generating new revenues and alternative resources to assist in the construction, support and/or provision of City facilities and programs. 2. Objective and Purpose 2.1 The purpose of this policy is to establish a corporate and individual naming rights protocol that: creates a systematic approach to soliciting, managing and reporting on naming rights; provides guidance to those that have an interest in the naming of civic properties; protects the reputation, integrity and aesthetic standards of the City of Toronto and its assets; ensures alignment with the City’s programs and services; and advances Council priorities and enhances public services. 3. Scope 3.1 This policy is not applicable to philanthropic contributions, gifts, or donations in which no benefits are granted to the third party and where no business relationship exists. Donations are governed by the City’s Donation’s Policy. 3.2 This policy applies only to naming rights, which represent but one class of sponsorship activity. Other forms of sponsorship (i.e. signage, sampling, etc.) are governed by a separate policy. 3.3 Only corporate and individual naming rights are covered by this policy. Honourific or commemorative naming and the process for naming/renaming City streets are covered in a separate policy. 3.4 For purposes of corporate consistency, this policy shall apply to all City divisions and to those agencies, boards and commissions (ABCs) which are by law subject to the policies of City Council by requiring that those ABCs adopt policies which are consistent with this policy. Approval of proposals would continue to be by the ABC or, if such authority is not delegated to the ABC, by City Council. All other ABCs are requested to adopt policies which are consistent with this policy. This policy shall not apply to boards of management for business improvement areas. 3.5 Naming rights arrangements that pre-date this policy are not subject to its terms. 3.6 Naming right proposals will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. 3.7 Certain City properties, such as City Hall, Community Council sites, Union Station and others, as determined by Council, are not available for naming rights proposals. 3.8 Any naming rights proposal which varies from the requirements of this policy shall be approved by Council 5. Priniciples 5.1 General 5.1.1 This policy repeals and supplants all existing in-force City policies and guidelines on the naming of civic properties, including the Naming and Renaming of Parks and Recreation Facilities Policy. Properties with names of historic or community significance would be considered for renaming only in exceptional circumstances and only after consultation with the local councillor and the community. Such renamings require City Council approval. 5.1.2 The cost and impact of changing existing signage, rebuilding community recognition and updating records must be considered before a property is renamed. 5.1.3 Charitable tax receipts shall be issued only in accordance with the Income Tax Act and the policies of the Canada Revenue Agency. 5.1.4 The City shall retain ownership and control over any named property. 5.1.5 Subject to the agreement, the naming right must not impair in any way the City’s ability to manage the property. 5.1.6 The City will consider all naming rights proposals but does not have an obligation to accept any. The City reserves the right to refuse any proposal, including, but not limited to, those submitted by third parties whose activities are perceived by the recipient division to be incompatible with the City’s goals, values or mission. 5.1.7 Unsolicited naming offers are exempt from the Unsolicited Proposal Policy. Divisions are not required to seek out competing bids when the naming opportunity is initiated by a third party. 5.1.8 Unsolicited naming offers may only be recommended where, in the view of the recipient division, the benefits to the City are commensurate with the value of the naming right. 5.1.9 All naming right agreements shall be confirmed by written contract containing terms and conditions satisfactory to the recipient division, in consultation with the Legal Services Division. 5.1.10 All naming right agreements shall be reported and are subject to Council approval. 5.1.11 All funds generated by naming rights agreements shall be allocated to the division administering the named property. Subject to the agreement, the proceeds received may be applied to the property itself or designated for another use within the division. Revenues generated through naming rights shall not reduce the recipient division’s budget. 5.1.12 Every naming right agreement shall conform to all applicable federal and provincial statutes, and to all applicable City of Toronto bylaws, policies, contracts and practices, including the Lobbyist Register. 5.1.13 While the physical display of the naming right shall be negotiated or decided upon on an individual basis, such recognition must not unduly detract from the character, integrity, aesthetic quality or safety of the property or unreasonably interfere with its enjoyment or use. 5.1.14 The naming rights opportunity must not confer a personal benefit to any particular City employee or City official. 5.1.15 The City does not endorse the products, services, or ideas of any naming right holder. 5.1.16 At its sole discretion, the City reserves the right to terminate the naming right prior to the scheduled termination date, without refund of consideration, should it feel it is necessary to do so to avoid the City being brought into disrepute. 5.1.17 The sale of a naming right must not result in incremental net costs to the City. 5.2 Individual Naming Rights 5.2.1 All individual naming rights must be for a fixed term, not exceeding the useful life of the property. Every such agreement shall include a sunset clause specifying the duration of the naming opportunity. Individual naming rights may be subject to renewal on mutual agreement. 5.3 Corporate Naming Rights 5.3.1 Parties that are disqualified from doing business with the City are not eligible for naming right opportunities. 5.3.2 The benefits to the naming rights holder are limited to those expressly stated in the naming rights agreement. 5.3.3 No form of indemnification will be provided to any naming rights holder without the express approval of the Legal Services Division. 5.3.4 Naming rights may only be transferred or assigned by a naming rights holder with the consent of the City. Where a company changes its name, the naming rights may, with the consent of the City and at the expense of the naming rights holder, be modified to reflect the new name. 5.3.5 All corporate naming agreements must be for a fixed term, not exceeding the useful life of the property. Every corporate agreement shall have a sunset clause specifying the duration of the naming opportunity. Such agreements cannot be extended or automatically renewed without Council approval. 5.3.6 Naming rights holders are prohibited from implying that their products, services or ideas are sanctioned by the City. 5.3.7 The naming right must not result in, or be perceived to result in, any competitive advantage, benefit or preferential treatment for the naming rights holder, outside of the agreement. 5.3.8 There shall be no actual or implied obligation for the City to purchase the product or services of the naming rights holder.
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• Tracy
• Tracy

  Naming Public Buildings, Parks and Recreation Facilities Policy Number: D-2 Amended by Resolution Date: 12/2/25 Resolution #2025-311 I. PURPOSE: The purpose of this policy is to establish a set of standard procedures and guidelines for the naming of Public Buildings, Parks and Recreation Facilities. II. DEFINITIONS: 1. “Public Building(s)” are(is) City-owned facilities that house employees or are otherwise used to conduct City business and consist of the entirety of a building or facility. Buildings may include, but are not limited to, the Civic Center, Chambers, and the Police facility. This also includes “Support Facilities” that are City-owned facilities that are used to support field operations. Support facilities may include, but are not limited to, the corporation yard and pump stations. 2. “Parks & Recreation Facilities” are the entirety of all City parks, and the entirety of community buildings grounds, athletic facilities, open space areas and other grounds and facilities owned or operated by the City for park, recreation or open space purposes. 3. “Rooms within Public Buildings” include standalone rooms, lobbies, contained areas, defined spaces, and other designated areas within a Public Building, but excludes the entirety of a building/facility as defined above. 4. “Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities” include standalone sports fields, concessions, courts, pitches, stadiums, rooms, lobbies, contained areas, defined spaces, and other designated areas within a Park & Recreation Facility, but excludes the entirety of a park, community building, or facility as defined above. III. POLICY: A. Consideration for Names for a Public Building and Parks & Recreation Facility: 1. When named for an individual family or person, strong consideration should be given to: a. The level of involvement and commitment to the Tracy community over a span of years that are sufficient for accomplishments and contributions to have taken place; b. Individuals or families who have been involved in many facets of the community such as through service clubs, civic organizations, school community, multi-cultural events and organizations, elected/appointed positions, military service, church community and non-profit groups; the nature of their involvement should be beyond that done in the normal course of their employment (i.e., voluntary); c. The local significance and relationship of this individual or family to the City of Tracy, or to the parks and recreation systems or programs. 2. Public building, park and facility names should reflect both the current and past heritage and historical significance of the community that is now serviced. Strong consideration should be given to: a. Maintaining names that represent the current and past cultural diversity of the community. b. Any relevant California history that is part of the Tracy community, such as the period covered by the Spanish land grants, Native American tribal history, etc. 3. Park names should reflect the geographical significance of the park site's topography or other natural amenities that exist in or near the park property. Strong consideration should be given to: a. Vistas and view corridors. b. Native plants or trees c. Adjacencies to creeks, streams, open space, hills, etc. 4. Public building, park and facility names should incorporate the functionality of the building, park or facility by simply stating its purpose without further description (for example the "John Smith Community Center''), especially, when a specialized facility may be a part of the park such as sports fields, etc. Special features for the park should be considered in the park name. 5. Consideration should also be given to public building, park and facility names that reflect the geographic location or adjacencies to other City facilities or schools in order to avoid confusion about the geographic location of the building. 6. If a public building, park or facility improvement is acquired or constructed by means of a substantial gift, financial contribution or financial donation by an individual, family or corporation, consideration should be given to recognizing the contribution by incorporating the benefactor's name into the facility name. 7. If a public building that has previously been named is proposed to have its function be moved, or is proposed for relocation, or demolition, or is destroyed through a natural disaster or other act, the City Council shall be provided an opportunity to name the replacement building. B. Consideration of Names for Rooms Within Buildings and Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities 1. Rooms Within Buildings and Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities may be named for individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the community such as: a. The individual must have made a significant contribution to the community which resulted in the improved well-being of the citizens of Tracy. b. The individual must have been involved in Tracy community affairs over a span of years that are sufficient for accomplishments and contributions to have taken place. c. Individuals or families who have been involved in many facets of the community such as through service clubs, civic organizations, school community, multicultural events and organizations, elected/appointed positions, military service, church community and non-profit groups; the nature of their involvement should be beyond that done in the normal course of their employment (i.e., voluntary). IV. PROCEDURES: A. Parks and Recreation Facilities: 1. The Parks and Community Services Commission shall hold a public meeting that allows for community input and will follow a process for naming parks and recreational facilities that includes: a. The Parks and Recreation Director shall receive a naming request from a developer, resident or other interested groups for a new park or new recreational facility. All applications must be completed in full and include the supporting information required by this policy. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Additional supporting information provided by the applicant that is not required by this policy will not be accepted. (ie., signatures, signed petitions, obituaries) b. Staff will conduct a public solicitation of names (Example: social media & newspapers) for 30 days and submit all names to the Commission for review. c. The Commission shall schedule a regular or special meetings to screen, review, evaluate and prioritize the requests submitted by residents and other interested groups such as developers, the West Side Pioneers, Chamber of Commerce, etc. d. The Commission shall forward the top three names (In priority order) to City Council for final approval. 2. Depending on the special nature, size or location of a park, the Commission may also consider the following ideas for park naming: a. Development of a community-based naming process such as a contest. b. Receive input from an adjacent homeowner's association; receive input from future facility user group as identified through design process. B. Public Buildings 1. The City Council will form a sub-committee to review and evaluate requests for naming public buildings from residents, interested groups and staff. 2. The sub-committee will bring forth screened, evaluated and recommended selections for authorization by the full City Council at a regularly scheduled Council meeting. C. Rooms Within Buildings and Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities 1. Following majority consensus by the City Council during Council comments at the end of a City Council meeting, the City Council may, at a regularly scheduled (not special) City Council meeting, discuss (as a nonconsent item) whether Rooms Within Buildings and Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities shall be named after an individual (or family), consistent with the criteria set out above. To be clear, for Rooms Within Buildings and Sports Fields and Rooms within Parks & Recreation Facilities, this shall only require the item be heard by and approved by the City Council. 2. Notice of the potential naming shall be set out consistent with the Brown Act, provided, however, City staff shall also make reasonable efforts to contact (via telephone or written communication) the individual(s), family (if a family naming) or their immediate next of kin (if deceased) who are subject to a naming under this subsection IV.C of the potential naming a minimum five (5) business days prior to the meeting date. 3. Namings under this subsection IV.C shall only require a majority vote. V. MISCELLANEOUS A. This policy may be amended by a majority vote of the City Council. B. This policy shall become effective immediately after approved by the City Council, provided, however, this policy shall not apply retroactively. C. This policy need not go before a Board or Commission prior to approval by the City Council. D. Nothing herein is meant to override and/or be in conflict with the Tracy Municipal Code and/or other agreements as approved by the City Council. E. Questions regarding the interpretation and application of this policy shall be resolved collectively by the City Manager, City Attorney, and the Director of Parks & Recreation (or their designees, respectively).
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• Tramping Lake No. 380