(A) Developers shall be required to furnish prints of a preliminary site plan with a list of proposed street names and block numbers for review.
(B) Before endorsing and returning this plan to the developer, the county shall review for duplication or similarities to existing names. If there are duplications or unacceptable similarities, the plan shall be returned to the developer, within five working days, for correction.
(C) If there are no duplications or required corrections, the street names and number blocks in tenths of a mile shall be reserved at this time for a period not to exceed one year, subject to renewal upon request.
(D) Recorded names shall be superseded by official road names. Even if a subdivision plat is recorded with a different name than that already assigned by a municipality or the county, the recording does not affect the official name of the street. Nevertheless, if there is no street with the name assigned to the subdivision plat, the Board cannot require the name on the recorded plat of a subdivision to be changed.
(E) Proposed new road names and numbers shall be reported to the County Assessor, and Municipal Clerk if appropriate, by the proposing agency or organization for approval.
(F) Developers or builders shall assume all costs of street or road naming and property numbering. This includes, but is not limited to, the purchase and installation of road signs that meet federal, state and county specifications. The cost of such signage shall be at the rate of $100 per sign and all fees collected in association with shall be deposited in the County Road Sign Fund #292. These costs shall be collected at the time of the filing of the subdivision application and preliminary plat. The signs shall be erected by the County Highway Department.
(BC Ord. 1-1990, passed 6-25-1990; BC Ord. 2009-014, passed 8- -2009)