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Hatunen wrote:
On 11 Feb 2008 09:57:14 -0800, (Eugene Miya)
wrote:
to as the Pacific Coast Highway.
And who the hell ever referred to it as the Cabrillo highway.
and namings. The same continous stretch of road will take on different
names as time goes on.
In he cadse of the Pacific Coast Highway, CA-1 to Oxnard, and the
the case?
Cabrillo Highway, CA-1 from near Santa Barbara to the San
Francisco county line, the names are prescribed in the California
Streets and Highways Code. Locally, different communities have
diffeent local names for them, but the "master" name remains.
Assimilate numbers. Resistance is futile.
I grew up near the PCH as well, but then I've seen names changes in
Europe after single blocks.
Not to belabor the obvious, but this isn't Europe.
Just watch.
It's a trend.
Coming to a town near you.
It's change: get used to it.
It's not change unless the state asembly decides it is.
The last I saw, towns controlled street names, not State Assemblies.
I saw numerous streets dually named in SF last evening.
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