§ 158.06 ADMINISTRATION.
   (A)   The Vance County Board of Commissioners hereby assigns primary authority and responsibility for addressing of roadways as directed by the provisions of this chapter to the Addressing Coordinator. In accordance with the general direction of the Vance County Commissioners, County Manager and County GIS Administrator, it shall be the duty of the Addressing Coordinator to prepare and maintain the address database for the entire county and to assign new addresses when a new building is built, or for any reason a number is required. It shall be the duty of the Addressing Coordinator from time to time, and upon request, to review roadway number assignments, resolve conflicts in address numbering, reassign numbers or propose any changes which, in his/her opinion, are necessary for the public safety, welfare and mail delivery. This includes any authorized staff representative acting on the Coordinator's behalf, and hereby assigns primary responsibility for all activities necessary for the implementation, enforcement, interpretation and administration of this chapter to the Addressing Coordinator.
   (B)   The County GIS Administrator shall maintain the database required for the implementation of the aforementioned maps. Requests or petitions for changing street names will be filed with the Addressing Coordinator who will then transmit such requests to the necessary departments for approval.
   (C)   The Addressing Coordinator in addition to the other responsibilities set forth herein shall:
      (1)   Keep a record of the date, copy of the notation, and the address to which the new address was assigned;
      (2)   Ensure that all streets which require naming have street identification signs, and that all signs are uniform in construction, that all signs are placed at proper locations and properly installed, and that all signs that are either destroyed or lost are reinstalled in a timely manner;
      (3)   Compile a database of fiscal addresses for each property or building in conjunction with the County Tax Department; and
      (4)   Compile the Master Street Address Guide (MSAG) as required for the E911 Database.
(Ord. 42, passed 5-6-2019)