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§ 152.06 REQUIREMENTS FOR OBTAINING STREET ADDRESSES.
   In no case shall an individual or business be permitted to assign an address to their property or a structure on that property. Addressing is the sole responsibility of the County Area Plan Commission and the local incorporated cities and towns in the county. The postal services shall only recognize addresses issued by these agencies. No public utility shall service a location until an address has been obtained.
(Ord. 91-8-19, passed 8-19-1991)
§ 152.07 INCORPORATED CITIES AND TOWNS.
   The County Area Plan Commission and the County Commissioners do not have political jurisdiction over the implementation of numbering systems within the incorporated cities and towns in the county. Numbering in these communities shall be the responsibility of the local Plan Commission, Town Board or City Council. However, the County Commissioners may require that city-type addresses be implemented in these communities for purposes of defining structures for E911 identification. All structures in the county shall be required to have city-type property addresses including those in incorporated communities. The rural route and box system now in place in some incorporated communities shall be eliminated and city-type addresses shall be assigned to all structures in the communities by June 1, 1992. Communities shall follow the existing address system now in place in the community, or develop a system which utilizes north-south and east-west base lines as described in § 152.03.
(Ord. 91-8-19, passed 8-19-1991)
§ 152.08 EFFECTIVE DATE.
   All structures in the county shall have their new addresses posted on their structure, mailbox or mailbox post by June 1, 1992. Customers of the postal service shall have until June 1, 1993, to communicate their new address to all of their mailers. No mail will be forwarded to rural route and box number type postal addresses in the county by the postal service after June 1, 1993.
(Ord. 91-8-19, passed 8-19-1991)