SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Taxpayers may be shelling out millions to rename city streets and boulevards named in honor of United Farm Workers (UFW) labor union leader Cesar Chavez after allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced in March. In San Antonio alone, city leaders project their renaming effort could cost as much as $200,000.
The Conservation Society of San Antonio is currently conducting a survey to determine whether Cesar Chavez Boulevard will be restored to its original name, Durango Boulevard. The push to rename the street will involve removing large interstate exit signs and smaller street-corner markings, which will significantly…
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