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Chicago honours Frankie Knuckles
I was thinking of people more than places - of course the £/$400
property
has to be Mad Mike Mount - who's unlucky enough to get the £/$60
property?
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defo!!!
We could have The Hart Plaza instead of Park lane :)
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I've no idea but I am sure backhanders and cronyism are
involved somewhere in the process.
Who wants to make a 313 name Monopoly board?
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On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Robert Taylor wrote:
>
> I doubt it - UK only has commercial days like 'eating
apples
day' and such like - there's not much interest in naming days after
people,
though there seems to be a habit of naming public buildings after local
politicians and sportsmen, as well as international political figures
such
as Nelson Mandela.
So here's the process in Saint Louis and Detroit. Someone
contacts a
councilperson to draft a resolution saying "this day is so
and
so's day."
They send it up to the council and it passes (usually
unanimously). Then
the mayor drafts a document for the interested parties
saying
"i'm glad to
announce that this day is so and so's day."
Streets? A bit more complicated. I would imagine that
zoning
boards
might have to be involved. But again with a dedicated
group
of citizens
it could be done here.
What's the process in the UK?
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