It shall be the duty of the City Engineer or his designated representative to allocate street number series to all streets and all street segments, now existing or hereafter established in the city of Anaheim, prior to recordation of a final tract map and in accordance with the following criteria:
.010 Numbering Grid. For the purpose of facilitating a correct and uniform street numbering system, a numbering grid, as shown on the Address and Street Name Master Plan, shall be kept on file in the office of the City Engineer.
.020 Starting Point for Numbering. The starting point for the numbering of premises fronting on streets within the City shall be the divisional line to which such streets run at right angles, or most nearly so. Numbers shall begin at the appropriate divisional line and shall consecutively increase as the distance from the divisional line increases. All premises fronting on streets not extending through to a divisional line shall be assigned the same relative number as if said street had extended through to a divisional line.
.030 North — South — East — West. Streets north of the north-south divisional line, as shown on the Address and Street Name Master Plan, and running generally in a northerly direction are considered "north" streets and likewise, all streets south of that divisional line running generally in a southerly direction are considered "south" streets. Streets east of the east-west divisional line running generally in an easterly direction are considered "east" streets and, likewise, all streets west of that divisional line and running generally in a westerly direction are considered "west" streets.
.040 Odd Numbers — Even Numbers. The numbers on the northerly and westerly sides of streets shall be odd numbers, and the numbers on southerly and easterly sides of streets shall be even numbers. The numbering of all buildings and units on diagonal or curving streets shall be determined by the predominant direction of the street. (Ord. 3216 § 2 (part); October 9, 1973.)