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Update to City Street Address Numbering Rules

Original title: ORDINANCE NO. 4225. AMENDING CHAPTER 18, ARTICLE 9 OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE, PERTAINING TO STREET ADDRESS NUMBERS. (LDC-0523-00006) PUBLIC HEARING, SECOND AND FINAL READING (Speaker - Steve Lee, Building Development Director)

Record date · November 9, 2023

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What This Bill Does

The City Council is finalizing Ordinance No. 4225, which updates the regarding how street address numbers are assigned and managed. This ordinance has reached its following a public hearing.

Why it matters

This ordinance changes the regulatory requirements for how property addresses are assigned, which affects property owners, developers, and emergency service providers who rely on standardized addressing.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Property owners

Property owners must comply with updated standards for street address numbering.

Directly affected

Developers

Developers must adhere to new address assignment protocols during the planning and construction of new projects.

Indirectly affected

Emergency service providers

Emergency services rely on accurate and standardized address numbering for navigation and response.

Key Facts

  • Ordinance No. 4225 amends Chapter 18, Article 9 of the Land Development Code.
  • The ordinance specifically pertains to the regulation of street address numbers.
  • The ordinance is identified by file number 23-2106.
  • The ordinance has undergone a public hearing process.
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  • The document represents the second and final reading of the legislation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this ordinance change?
It amends the existing rules regarding how street address numbers are assigned.
Is this the final step for this ordinance?
Yes, the document indicates this is the .

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Standardization of Addressing

The city is actively updating its Land Development Code to refine how street addresses are managed, likely to improve consistency in city records.

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