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Keith O. Tate

CTL-P-0485 · Person

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Combined Graph record U-01928 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-P-0485. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The designation ordinance (City Clerk OCC storage) standardizes East 79th Street, between South Rhodes Avenue and South St. Lawrence Avenue, as 'Keith O. Tate Memorial Way' under Municipal Code §2-8-040; sponsor William E. Hall, Alderman, 6th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 is consistent with the catalog's April 2024 approval (prior basis, retained for the year). Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: http://www.honorarychicago.com/blog/tag/Black) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the designation ordinance text itself (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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The designation ordinance (City Clerk OCC storage) standardizes East 79th Street, between South Rhodes Avenue and South St. Lawrence Avenue, as 'Keith O. Tate Memorial Way' under Municipal Code §2-8-040; sponsor William E. Hall, Alderman, 6th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 is consistent with the catalog's April 2024 approval (prior basis, retained for the year).

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The designation ordinance (City Clerk OCC storage) standardizes East 79th Street, between South Rhodes Avenue and South St. Lawrence Avenue, as 'Keith O. Tate Memorial Way' under Municipal Code §2-8-040; sponsor William E. Hall, Alderman, 6th Ward. The fetched text prints no ordinance number or passage date; the stored approval year 2024 is consistent with the catalog's April 2024 approval (prior basis, retained for the year). Upgraded 2026-10-17 from STRONG EVIDENCE (Honorary Chicago catalog: http://www.honorarychicago.com/blog/tag/Black) under CTL-MTH-001/002/003 on the strength of the designation ordinance text itself (fetched in full 2026-10-17).

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