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8-2-6: STREET ADDRESS NUMBERING: Q-" Ca
All street address numbers shall conform to the grid system shown on the official address number
grid map kept on file at the City Hall office.
A. General Standards: The general standards to be used in developing a street address grid system
are as follows:
1. Sixteen (16) grid blocks shall be assigned to the mile and three hundred thirty feet (330') between
grid lines shall be the standard when establishing the grid system.
2. A standard one hundred (100) numbers per grid is hereby established.
B. Assigned By City: All address numbers shall be assigned by the City. No other person or
organization, public or private,shall assign any address number to any residence, business,
industry, or use.
C. Guidelines In Assigning Numbers: The following shall be the guidelines in assigning such address
numbers by the City:
1. Businesses And Dwelling Units: Only one number shall be assigned to each business, use or
dwelling unit.
2. Vacant Lots: Numbers shall be assigned to vacant lots within platted subdivisions and shall
otherwise be assigned in such a manner that adequate numbers are reserved for possible future
developments or resubdivisions of land.
3. Street Frontage: All addresses shall be assigned on the street upon which the structure fronts. When
vehicular access is used from a point other than the street frontage, the number shall be placed so
as to be visible from the street side of the building.
4. Even And Odd Numbers: All addresses located on the north and east sides of streets shall be even
numbers. All addresses on the south and west sides of streets shall be odd numbers. These
requirements may be varied in the case of winding streets or circles. When a street has been
determined to be running in predominately one direction, the numbering shall not be changed if the
street slightly changes direction.
5. Owner To Post Legible Numbers: The owner of each structure shall post the assigned address
number in such a manner that it is clearly visible from the street. The numbers shall be at least three
and one-half inches (31/2") high. Numbers must be displayed prior to occupancy.
6. Change Of Nonconforming Numbers: Existing address numbers not in conformance with the official
address number grid system map may be changed by the Council giving official written notice at
least ninety (90) days in advance of the effective date to property owners affected by such changes.
New address numbers must be posted on the property by the effective date. (Ord. 271, 11-4-1974)
8-2-7: VARIANCES AND APPEALS: ` ' CE9
A. Grant Of Variance By Council: The standards and requirements of these regulations may be
modified or varied by the Council where the enforcement of the rules hereunder will result in
extraordinary hardship; provided, that substantial justice is done and the public interest is
secured hereunder. In granting any such variance or modification, the Council may require
conditions thereof as will, in its judgment, secure substantial compliance with the general
principles hereof.
B. Appeals: Appeals may be had by any person from a decision of the Commission to the Council
within ten (10) days afterits decision. (Ord. 271, 11-4-1974)