Summary
The Council was scheduled to consider renaming Cesar Chavez Park, choosing among names submitted through a student contest by Stanford Elementary and Willow Elementary — including Azalea City Park, Del Rancho Park, Henry C. Gonzalez Park, Parque Libertad y Alegria, Wild Roses Park, and Tongva Park. Replacing signs and benches would cost about $10,000.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $10,000 for new signs and benches reflecting the approved name.
Local students who proposed the names and park users would see the renamed park.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Special South Gate City Council - Jun 9, 2026
The winner of the community contest to rename Cesar Chavez Park was scheduled to receive a Certificate of Appreciation. The renaming itself came from a public idea, and this honored that contribution.
South Gate City Council - May 26, 2026
The Council was scheduled to consider renaming Cesar Chavez Park, choosing among names submitted through a student contest by Stanford Elementary and Willow Elementary — including Azalea City Park, Del Rancho Park, Henry C. Gonzalez Park, Parque Libertad y Alegria, Wild Roses Park, and Tongva Park. Replacing signs and benches would cost about $10,000.
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