Handling the new city of Millcreek
History: 4 CDPs recognized in the 2000 census as Canyon Rim, East Millcreek, Millcreek, and Mount Olympus were consolidated in the 2010 census as a single CDP, "Millcreek."
Based on the 2010 CDP, local convention, and the upcoming city transition, the primary segment city name should be "Millcreek" for the 4 previous CDP areas. Waze currently has the year-2000 CDP names on most segments, and therefore large updates are needed. However, to maintain search results and navigation, we may need/want to have each road name duplicated as an alt name with city "Salt Lake City."
Once the strategy is finalized, I will explore some options for bulk-updates so we're not bogged down with doing it by hand, and also will get the previous city layer names removed, and Millcreek's city polygon updated if it doesn't do so automatically.
Everyone's thoughts?
In 2015, a vote to incorporate the combined Millcreek CDP into a city was passed. However, the new city of Millcreek doesn't really "start" until Jan 1, 2017, when the first elected officials take office.Millcreek residents typically identify with Salt Lake City, which is designated by the U.S. Postal Service as the “default” place name for mailing addresses in the area. However, “Millcreek” is now an accepted place name for addresses in the ZIP codes 84106, 84107, 84109, 84117, and 84124
Based on the 2010 CDP, local convention, and the upcoming city transition, the primary segment city name should be "Millcreek" for the 4 previous CDP areas. Waze currently has the year-2000 CDP names on most segments, and therefore large updates are needed. However, to maintain search results and navigation, we may need/want to have each road name duplicated as an alt name with city "Salt Lake City."
Once the strategy is finalized, I will explore some options for bulk-updates so we're not bogged down with doing it by hand, and also will get the previous city layer names removed, and Millcreek's city polygon updated if it doesn't do so automatically.
Everyone's thoughts?
Re: Handling the new city of Millcreek