The City of Austin is seeking community input on a possible name change for one of its streets. The street in question is currently named César Chávez Street. Details about the proposed change are limited, but the city is asking for feedback from the community.
For more information on the potential renaming and how to provide feedback, residents can consult the City of Austin's resources, available through local news outlets such as KXAN.
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