who chooses names for new streets and how?
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This depends upon the location.  A local city board or Streets department is the place to start.
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You could always just name it after yourself?\n\nFor example: Pelito's Pizza, Pelito's Autobody, Pelito's Laundromat, Pelito's Wedding Planning, Pelito's Plants, Pelito's Tax Refunds Fast -\n\nGood luck with it...
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search the streets\nhahahaha
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You cannot. It is the same as asking for a street adress with the only information being the first name. It's not possible.
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ah! but the question is for what?\n\n\n\n\nWhere do you get these names LOL
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There is your legal address and your property address.  I don't think you can change your legal address/description as it is designated by the county/city you live in.  It is also how the lender ties your property to a loan, so it would be really hard.  Your property address might be difficult as it is how 911 locates you.  If you wanted to change a street name or a number I would think that you would call the county assessor, which should have an web address.
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check the street directory
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(a) The government should survey the businesses and/or area  homeowners, then build structures based upon that need.   (b) To know or have a friend in high-places, or become "BUDDY-BUDDIES" with several select members of the City's Zoning Commission, (who would also know our President, just in case a special CONSTRUCTION favor was needed).\n\n*Zoning: "...This commission, separates or divides municipalities into districts for the purpose of regulating, controlling or in some way limiting the use of the property, and the construction and/or structural nature of buildings, erected within the zones established...."(1) \n\nTo Intervene or Not to Intervene?  You would think our government already knows the answer here;  as our land has already been overdeveloped and our inhabitants voices have gone unheard.  What purpose(s) will the land be used for?  What about a 4-story development building recently erected, that currently blocks a homeowners view.  Did the homeowner have a voice to approve or disapprove the construction?   Was the land/structure used for or against it's inhabitants, would be my question, to you?
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hello J, before you can figure out that complex question you must first declare what piece of ground your home is located at. as an example your state , then maybe city, or county, or parish, then quite possibly a street name. ask mom then come back with that info then maybe i can ask my mom  and we can get you the help you need. so go now and i will wait. go on im waiting
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Ask your local city planners office.
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Usually the local realtors know them, however they will charge you for the connection.  They are often the people who develop land, along with local contractors.  A simple way to find them is to go to the county land records and look up who owns existing developments that are being created and sold.
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It would vary some depending on what State you are specifically talking about.\n\nGenerally, it is:\n\nUSA -> State -> County/Parish -> City/Village/town
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One really has no relation to the other.\n\nYour street may not be a real street.  Sometimes people just build a road and it isn't an actual street that has been set up with the city and the post office will not deliver mail to any addresses on it.  \n\nCall your local building department and ask.
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you are missing some line on this famous question.\nThere were two men.he asks the first one a question then ask the other one also a question then he decides to choose the road.
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Put name in at Google.com and see if name comes up. If you know the town you go to switchboard.com to get the number.
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You need to apply to the Planning Department of the local authorities, they are by law, meant to dish out this kind of information on new applications
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Assume there's alway a space between street# and street name\nA1 you have the street#(might incl. suite #) with street name\ne.g. #123-2 rusty place\nThis will give you the street#\nC1 =MID(A1,1,SEARCH(" ",A1,1)-1)\nAnd this will give you the street name\nD1 =MID(A1,SEARCH(" ",A1,1)+1,100)\nThe " " set the cut off point you can change it to "-" if you need to cut off suite# with street#\nThe 100 is to cover the whole length of address, you can make it larger if some of your addresses are really long.