A. Conflicting actions: County departments, officials and staff shall not perform any of the following acts which conflict with these standards:
1. Approve a final plat or development plan;
2. Issue a permit or address;
3. Inspect a building.
4. Grant permission to occupy any construction project, structure relocation, erection, repair, alteration or modification until the address assigned is displayed as required by these standards;
5. Install a street sign;
6. Approve an area, community or neighborhood plan;
7. Approve a transportation or corridor plan; or
8. Change a person's property access through road improvements without prior notice to the development services department.
B. Invalidity: Any address or street name used or issued in conflict with these standards shall not be deemed or construed to be a valid address or street name.
C. Citation: If the addressing official determines an address display violation exists, a written citation may be posted at the site by an authorized representative of the addressing official or the zoning inspector. In addition, the property owner may be notified of the citation by mail. The citation may include required corrective measures.
D. Compliance: Compliance is required within thirty days of citation. One written time extension of thirty days may be granted by the addressing official if adequate progress is being made toward compliance.
E. Appeals: Decisions of the addressing official may be appealed in accordance with the following provisions:
1. An owner of property who disagrees with a decision of the addressing official, or his/her representative, may submit the objection in writing to the addressing official. The addressing official shall have fifteen days to respond to the objection.
a. Objections regarding changed addresses need to be received within fifteen working days of the mailing of notice. Objections received after the fifteen days shall not be considered.
2. Hearing: If a property owner continues to disagree with the addressing official following the fifteen day addressing official response time, the decision of the addressing official may be appealed to the board of adjustment as an interpretation under Chapter 18.93 of this title.
3. Appeal to superior court: Decisions of the board of adjustment may be appealed to superior court within thirty days of the decision.
(Ord. 2010-26 § 1 (part), 2010; Ord. 1988-2 § 1 (part), 1988)