1. County Responsibility.
A. County Roads.
(1) Work Order. A work order will be initiated by the Director or designated agent to remove the address markers from annexed properties. A copy of the work order will also be provided to the Engineer, 911 Database Coordinator, Auditor's Office, and Assessor's Office.
(2) Letter of Notification. A letter of notification will be sent to the owners of record of the annexed properties by the Director or designated agent. If residential addresses are involved, the notification letter shall include voting precinct information.
(3) Removal of Address Markers. After 30 calendar days from notification, the Engineer's Office will remove the address marker or verify that the address marker has been removed by the property owner.
B. Subdivision/Private Roads.
(1) Letter of Notification. A letter of notification to remove the address marker within 30 calendar days will be sent to the owners of record of the annexed properties by the Director or designated agent. Failure to do so will result in penalties as specified in Section 32.09, Enforcement. A copy of the notification letter will be sent to the 911 Database Coordinator. If residential addresses are involved, the notification letter shall include voting precinct information.
C. All other contact regarding the address change will be the responsibility of the homeowner.
D. Within 30 calendar days from the date of annexation, it will be the responsibility of the property owner to obtain a new official address from the appropriate municipality.
2. Responsibility of the Annexing Municipality. The municipality shall issue an address within its addressing grid and inform the 911 Database Coordinator and the Auditor's Office. The municipality may not retain the County address without written approval from the Director or designated agent. If approval is granted, the Director or designated agent will notify the Engineer, 911 Database Coordinator, Auditor's Office and Assessor's Office in writing.