(A) Louisville Metro's address numbering system is on a grid system that is divided into quadrants establishing zero baselines from which numbers are assigned. The grid system, as shown on the property numbering map on file in the office of the Planning Commission, indicates the point at which block numbers will change in increments of 100.
(B) Assigned address numbers under the grid system will ascend numerically from 100 to the North and to the South based on Main Street/Shelbyville Road as the boundary or zero baseline for streets that are aligned basically North and South. Streets that are aligned basically East and West shall be assigned address numbers ascending numerically from 100 to the East and to the West based on First Street as extended to the Louisville Metro boundary representing the zero baseline. The directional orientation of a street shall be determined by the Planning Director. Numbers on the North side of East-West streets shall be odd and numbers on the South side of East-West streets shall be even. Numbers on the West side of North-South streets shall be even and numbers on the East side of North-South streets shall be odd.
(1994 Jeff. Code, § 97A.08) (Jeff. Ord. 14-1996, adopted and effective 3-26-1996; Lou. Metro Am. Ord. No. 195-2005, approved 11-16-2005)