Street Names
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The official name assigned to a segment of street or right-of-way that is legislated through the subdivision process and/or Board of Supervisors
Street names are generally established when streets are created as a result of the development / subdivision of land
Renaming streets can be initiated by members of the public or the Board of Supervisors
Note: The above only applies to city-owned public streets
Above is the street sign for Jack Kerouac Alley (formerly Adler Alley). On the street sign, both names are present for five years following a name change.
New street names assigned during the development / subdivision of land
Recordation of final parcel maps including new streets happens with the Office of the Assessor-Recorder
Before recordation, subdivision maps are approved by the County Surveyor, the Public Works Director and the Board of Supervisors
Petition with signatures submitted to Public Works for review with a submittal fee
The resolution referred to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
A Public Hearing at the Land Use and Economic Development Committee
Board of Supervisors approval
Mayor's signature
For official base maps to label the streets properly
To validate against user submitted address data (e.g. in a form online)
Official street names are maintained in the City's Official Basemap updated by Public Works staff
Dataset
Description and Constraints
Reference Columns
Contains a list of officially valid street names contained in the City's Basemap
fullstreetname
composed of streetname
& streettype
& postdirection
A geographic reference of the all basemap streets including a number of street components like the valid name
streetname
composed of street
& st_type
Part of the process defined
:
As a component part of a full address ()
The full list of valid City street names is