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Resolution No. 04-019 Page 2 E. City-owned Public Facilities (City-owned structures such as the Pleasanton Library, Operation Services Center, 157 Main Street, Pleasanton Police Department, etc.). Section 2: Temporary Designation The Parks and Recreation Commission will designate a temporary name for all types of parks or recreation facilities. The appropriate City commission (if applicable) will designate a temporary name for City-owned Public Facilities. Temporary namings will occur under the following conditions: A. At the request of the City Manager; or B. By the initiative of the appropriate City commission; or C. At the request of the City Council. Temporary names will have a hyphen and a capital T enclosed in parenthesis, such as Bernal Neighborhood Park-(T). Temporary names follow no special criteria, and are established for preliminary designation only. Section 3: Criteria for Establishing Permanent Names for Parks, Recreation Facilities, and other City-owned Public Facilities Names for all parks or recreation facilities should provide easy, recognizable reference for City residents and visitors. Requests to name any park, recreation facility, or other City-owned public facility after a specific individual will be considered no earlier than five years after the individual's death. A. Community Parks and Recreation Facilities — Community Parks shall be named: 1) For persons, events, or entities associated with major historical value or that have exerted positive influence in the development of Pleasanton; or 2) After natural features, such as plant or animal life; or 3) After cultural features, such as archaeological or paleontological resources; or 4) After topographic or geographic features. B. Neighborhood Parks—Neighborhood Parks shall be named: 1) After the neighborhood in which the park is located; or 2) After a street that borders the park; or 3) After the geographic or topographic location of the park.