Building numbering required. All buildings in the City shall
be numbered as follows:
A.Â
Industrial, commercial, school, church and other buildings shall
be identified with numbers which are a minimum of five inches in height.
B.Â
Multiple-family buildings shall be identified with numbers which
are a minimum of five inches in height, with individual apartment
identification numbers a minimum of three inches in height.
C.Â
Single-family and two-family residences shall be identified with
numbers which are a minimum of three inches in height.
D.Â
All numbers shall be in block style and shall be easily seen from
the street. All street addresses shall be identified by number and
not by words. The color of the numbers shall distinctly contrast with
the surface to which they are affixed.
E.Â
The required numbers shall be placed as close to the main door as
practical and shall not be placed on garage doors or on other locations
on the building which may become visually obstructed.
F.Â
Secondary buildings are exempt from this requirement, provided that
there is a properly numbered building on the same lot.
G.Â
In the event of there being conflict in the numbering system, the
Community Development Director shall determine proper compliance.
H.Â
All new buildings shall meet the requirements of this section prior
to issuance of an occupancy permit.
