Area services manager Kevin Sayer and Irene Burt at the street that has been nicknamed Bono after the U2 singer.
A campaign will be launched next year to find a name for an anonymous Cowdenbeath street.
The street with no name, nicknamed “Bono” in reference to the U2 song, used to be an access route to Central Park before it was adopted by Fife Council.
Area services manager Kevin Sayer, who coined the nickname, said: “It is at least as long as Pit Road so it does need a name to commemorate its existence. At the moment it is numbered as an extension to the High Street, which is nonsense.
“It was perhaps an access road to Central Park and was formally adopted by transportation services. It looks like they maintain it, but it still has no name.”
A steering group is being formed with the aim of creating a town centre development trust.
Mr Sayer said the steering group would lead the search for a street name.
“There could be a naming competition for the street with no name.
“This is something that the development trust steering group is looking to take on.
“It’s something that could generate a lot of interest, including among local school kids.”
