Property Addressing Request

Unified Development Code (UDC) Standards

All requests are administered by the Addressing Administrator in compliance with Article E, Section 1.04 of the UDC. Key regulatory standards include:

1. Street Naming Criteria:
   • Must not duplicate or phonetically resemble existing names (to prevent confusion).
   • Maximum of two words and 15 characters (excluding the suffix).
   • No directional prefixes (e.g., "North Main") unless crossing a major divider like Judson Rd or the railroad tracks.
   • Must be easy to spell and pronounce; no special characters or initials allowed.
2. Address Numbering Logic:
   Assignments follow a specific grid system to ensure sequence:
   • Odd Numbers: Assigned to the North and West sides of the street.
   • Even Numbers: Assigned to the South and East sides of the street.
   • Sequence: Numbers must comport with the pattern of the immediate area. Fractions (1/2) and hyphens (1-A) are prohibited.
3. Multi-Unit & Complex Standards:
   • Buildings: Numbered consecutively (1, 2, 3...) starting at the main entrance and moving in a counter-clockwise spiral.
   • Units: Must follow specific digit logic (e.g., 1st floor = 101-199). Interior corridor units are assigned even/odd numbers on opposing sides of the hallway.