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<br /> <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />. <br />h. A description of any plans for interpretive measures to be taken by the proposer if the <br />proposal is implemented, such as signs, interpretive panels, or markers; and <br />i. Any other information as requested by the City. <br />3. Abbreviated Review Procedure for Small Properties. <br />a. Scope of Abbreviated Review Procedure. This subsection 3 provides an abbreviated review <br />procedure for small buildings in lieu of the standard procedure in subsection 4 of this section. <br />This abbreviated review procedure only applies to small properties, which means facilities or <br />buildings 2,000 square feet or smaller; rooms inside of buildings or facilities; small structures <br />such as a stage, art installation, or park amenity; or public places or natural features 5,000 <br />square feet or smaller. <br />b. Procedure. After receipt of a complete proposal for a small property, the Mayor’s Office will <br />review the proposal for consistency with this chapter and then provide the proposal to City <br />Council with a recommendation. The City Council may then take one of the following actions <br />on the proposal: <br />i. Deny the proposal; <br />ii. Approve the proposal and adopt the proposed name by resolution; <br />iii. Require proposal be processed in accordance with the standard review procedure in <br />subsection 4 of this section; or <br />iv. Any other action as determined by the City Council. <br />4. Standard Review Procedure. <br />a. Review and Comment. Upon receipt of a complete proposal, the Mayor’s Office will provide <br />a copy of the proposal to the City Council. The Mayor’s Office will also provide the proposal <br />to appropriate advisory bodies or other bodies for review and comment, such as the <br />Planning Commission, the Historical Commission, the Parks Commission, the Transportation <br />Advisory Committee, and the Cultural Arts Commission. The Mayor’s Office will provide to <br />the City Council any comments or recommendations received from any of those bodies <br />regarding the proposal. <br />b. Mayor’s Recommendation. The Mayor will also provide to the City Council the Mayor’s <br />recommendation on the proposal. <br />c. Public Hearing. After receipt of comments, recommendation(s) from advisory bodies, and <br />the Mayor’s recommendation, the City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the <br />proposal prior to final action. <br />d. Council Action. The City Council may take one of the following actions on the proposal: <br />i. Deny the proposal; <br />ii. Approve the proposal and adopt the proposed name by resolution; or <br />iii. Any other action as determined by the City Council. <br />5. Implementation. The Mayor’s Office will notify proposers of the City Council action. The Mayor <br />will implement proposals as approved by City Council resolution. <br /> <br />