As a general policy, a public facility or public right of way should be named after its principal function, its location or its historic reference. However, it may be named after an important community event, organization or a well-known person whose contribution to the community or the nation is directly related to the public facility or the public right of way. A public facility is a building, structure, park, site or any portion thereof. A public right of way is a dedicated street, highway, alley, bridge, or other access route used as an official address by adjacent property. (Ord. 39-2005. Passed 6-6-05.)