Sec. 41-38. - Approval by the city council.
(a) The property owner abutting an existing or proposed non-public street may submit a written petition to the director requesting that the city council adopt an ordinance establishing the name of the non-public street. A written petition submitted pursuant to this section shall be signed by not less than a majority of the property owners along the non-public street concurring in the proposed street name to be established for such non-public street and shall be accompanied by the applicable administrative fee and:
(1) A title report certifying that all of the property owners listed on the petition are current owners of record having a legal interest in the non-public street and that the list of owners represents not less than a majority of the owners abutting the non-public street;
(2) A written metes and bounds description of the property occupied by the non-public street or a copy of a recorded plat depicting the non-public street; and
(3) A boundary survey map of the property occupied by the non-public street that:
a. Has been prepared by an engineer or surveyor;
b. Shows all engineering and survey data and accurately depicts the location of the non-public street;
c. Is prepared in conformance with the official survey system described in division 2 of article III of chapter 33 of this Code.
(b) The director shall review all written petitions submitted pursuant to this section and forward written recommendations to the mayor and city council for their consideration. The director shall maintain a permanent record of all written petitions submitted pursuant to this section, and upon final passage of an appropriate ordinance by the city council approving and establishing a name for a non-public street, the director shall enter the name into all appropriate records of the city.
(Ord. No. 2014-364, § 13, 4-30-2014)
