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HomeMy WebLinkAboutSPRING CREEK FARMS NORTH, FIRST FILING, FINAL PLAT - PDP - 24-00B - CORRESPONDENCE - CITY HALLRules of the Streets `l � t� Page 2 of 2 sweeping curve). 16. Existing street names shall continue across intersections and roundabouts. Back to Street Inventory System 200 W. Oak Street • Fort Collins, CO 80521 •970-498-7000 11 Co 1995-2005, Larimer County http://www.co.larimer.co.us./streets/rules.htm 6/7/2005 Rules of the Streets Page 1 of 2 Rules of the Streets Standardization Of Road Naming Criteria 1. Use only accepted suffixes. 2. Homonyms for road names are not acceptable. 3. Road names should be unique and not repeated in the County from this point forward, with the exception of continuation of existing streets. 4. Each Municipality and the County may develop a list of acceptable or recommended names for use in its jurisdiction. If there are duplications on such lists, and another Municipality or the County utilized the name, the name will be removed from the acceptable or recommended lists in the other jurisdictions. 5. Within the Growth Management Area around each Municipality, roads will be named using city/town names, not County road numbers. Outside of the GMA Boundary, County road numbers will be used. Street names, rather than County road numbers, will be used for internal roads in County subdivisions and 35 acre developments. 6. In the unincorporated area any road that serves as an access to multiple properties must be named. Multiple properties accessing of a single point from a County road may not use the single access point as a common address. 7. Continuous roads should have continuous names (with the exception of circle roads). Names should not change except at the Growth Management Area boundary, however, names are not required to change at the Growth Management Area boundary. 8. Recommend that road names must be simple to pronounce, in the opinion of the review jurisdiction. 9. Cardinal directions cannot be used in the name. Directions are used only to designate the portion of an existing road. (not acceptable -North Road, East Fort Road, Northstar Drive.) 10.. No curse words or derogatory terms shall be used for road names. 11. These are meant to be minimum standards for each Municipality and the County. The main objective is to provide clear street names for citizens and for emergency dispatch and to minimize the possibility of emergency personnel being unable to find a location. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to limit any Municipality or the County from developing more extensive street naming guidelines. 12. Numerical addressing will not change from the current process. 13. All names shall be of the commonly acceptable spelling, according to a standard dictionary. 14. Street names cannot contain any punctuation or special characters. Only alphabetical symbols A through Z, and numbers 0 through 9 and blank spaces may be used in street names. 15. Anytime that a street makes a directional change of approximately ninety degrees, the street name shall change. A directional change of approximately ninety degrees shall mean a horizontal curve where a reduction in the design speed is required (i.e. a sharp turn vs. a http://www.co.larimer.co.us./streets/rules.htm 6/7/2005 ,.y �Q\G IR � NANCY Y GR z �XV w 0 \� 5 x a C/), O BROCKMAN DR L D O A �� t�P E DRA EEXI�: -o J J Ca D Q Street Name Change Resolutions 8'25'2°°5 N Possible Renaming of Katandin Dr., Nancy Gray Ave. or Sagebrush Dr. 1 inch equals 600 feet ..y Comn_ .city Planning and Environment Services Current Planning City of Fort Collins TO: FROM: THROUGH: DATE: RE: MEMORANDUM Darin Atteberry, City Manager Ted Shepard, Chief Planner -P Greg Byrne, C.P.E.S. Director Pete Wray, Current Planning Di Kecr September 15, 2005 Naming Two Streets After Police Officers Killed in the Line of Duty The City of Fort Collins Police Services is in the process of planning and designing a new facility that will be located on Lot One of Spring Creek Farms North Subdivision. Lot One will be surrounded by four public streets. (See attached exhibit.) Spring Creek Farms North Subdivision was approved by the Hearing Officer on August 22, 2005, and is expected to be recorded shortly. Police Services would like to honor two police officers who were killed in the line of duty by naming two streets abutting the proposed facility after these officers. Since the plat is not recorded yet, the time is ripe to add these two names to the affected streets. If this is done prior to recording the final plat, then a Street Name Change Resolution would not be required. On September 6, 2005, City Council passed Resolution 2005,094 which added the names "Joseph N. Allen" and "Charles E. Brockman" to the official list of street names that can be used for arterial and collector streets. The result of naming these two streets is that there would be a break in the name along two arterial streets. Along Drake Road, there would be a name break with "Joseph Allen" to the north and existing "Sagebrush" to the south. Along Timberline Road, there would be a name break with "Charles Brockman" to the west and "Katandin" to the east. Since "Katandin" is platted but not constructed, there is a possibility that this name could be changed to match `Brockman." Discussions with the developer of Side Hill Filing Two are being planned so that there could be matching street names on both sides of Timberline Road. The City Manager is being apprised of these actions because of the two name breaks at the arterial intersections. The City has entered into an I.G.A. with Larimer County that such a naming pattern would be discontinued. While breaking the name across arterials is generally discouraged as an unconventional street naming practice, there are numerous examples of such naming patterns throughout the City that has not led to driver confusion. Police Services Staff has contacted Larimer County officials who do not object to naming these two streets with the resulting name breaks at the two arterial streets. 281 North College Avenue • P.O. Box 580 • Fort Collins, CO 80522-0580 • (970) 221-6750 • FAX (970) 416-2020