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This document outlines the recommendation to rename the County of Alameda Administration Building located at 1221 Oak Street, Oakland, to honor Susan S. Muranishi for her dedicated service and leadership within the county. It details the Board of Supervisors\' decision, the background of the naming policy, and highlights Ms. Muranishi\'s contributions to the county\'s management and community engagement.

How to fill out county building naming resolution

How to fill out county building naming resolution

1. Begin by gathering necessary information about the building, including its location and purpose.
2. Determine the proposed name for the building, ensuring it reflects its significance or aligns with county naming conventions.
3. Draft a resolution including a title, purpose, and the proposed name.
4. Include justifications for the name choice, such as historical relevance or community impact.
5. Submit the resolution for review by relevant county officials or a naming committee.
6. Present the resolution in a public meeting for discussion and input from community members.
7. Make any necessary revisions based on feedback received during the meeting.
8. Finalize the resolution and obtain the required approvals from county leadership or governing bodies.
9. Once approved, ensure the new name is officially recorded and publicized.

Who needs county building naming resolution?

1. County government officials who manage building naming procedures.
2. Community groups advocating for recognition through naming.
3. Citizens proposing names for new or existing county buildings.
4. Historical societies looking to honor local heritage.
5. Developers and architects involved in new building projects.

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What is county building naming resolution?

A county building naming resolution is a formal document that outlines the decision to name or rename a county-owned building, often after a person, event, or concept of significance.

Who is required to file county building naming resolution?

Local government officials and agencies responsible for county facilities are typically required to file a county building naming resolution.

How to fill out county building naming resolution?

To fill out a county building naming resolution, one needs to provide details such as the proposed name, the rationale behind the name choice, necessary signatures from sponsors, and any supporting documents required by the governing body.

What is the purpose of county building naming resolution?

The purpose of a county building naming resolution is to officially designate a name for a facility, which can honor individuals, commemorate events, or reflect the significance of the building's use.

What information must be reported on county building naming resolution?

The resolution must report the proposed name, the reasoning for the name, the building's address, authorization signatures, and any relevant historical or contextual details.