Chapter 15.08 — BUILDING NUMBERING SYSTEM

Prior to the occupancy of any building within the city and throughout the life of the building, the owner of said building shall comply with the requirements of this section.

• A. All numbers shall be assigned by the city, shall be legible, shall be placed in an approved location and shall be easily viewed from the public entrance to the property. Numbering plans for multiple units, condominium projects and alike shall be submitted and approved during the project review process.

• B. All numbers shall be maintained for the life of the use.

• C. All new numbers shall be internally illuminated, with a contrasting background, four-inch minimum height and one-half-inch minimum stroke width. New multiple unit dwellings shall also erect and maintain a lighted directory(ies) at each vehicle entrance displaying building and unit numbers.

• (Ord. 13-994 § 1, 2013)

Whenever any property owner has been notified by the city to change the numbers of a building, the old numbers may be temporarily retained in addition to the new numbers for a period not to exceed 90 days.

(Ord. 13-994 § 1, 2013)

It is made the duty of the city, whenever they have knowledge of any violation of this chapter, to give notice thereof to the owner, or if he or she cannot be found, to the agent or occupant of the premises where the violation occurs; and if, after two weeks, the cause of complaint is not removed, the penalties of this code will be enforced. (Ord. 13-994 § 1, 2013)