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MID DEVON DISTRICT COUNCILStreet Naming and Numbering ProceduresOwnerSNN Team, MDDCDateNovember 2016Version7.9Review Date November 2017Contents 1.02.03.04.0Document Purpose31.1 1.24 5Applicable Legislation

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information such as property addresses and existing street names.
2. Determine the proper street name and numbering scheme based on local guidelines and regulations.
3. Ensure that the proposed street names are not duplicated or confusing to avoid any potential issues.
4. Assign a unique numerical address to each property or building based on its location along the street.
5. Update relevant databases and records with the new street names and numbering to ensure accurate documentation.
6. Communicate the changes to residents, businesses, and relevant stakeholders to avoid confusion or inconvenience.
7. Regularly review and update the street naming and numbering system as needed to account for new developments or changes in the area.

Who needs street naming and numbering?

1. Street naming and numbering is needed by various individuals and organizations including:
2. - Local government authorities responsible for managing and organizing the city or town's infrastructure.
3. - Postal services and courier companies who rely on accurate addressing for efficient mail delivery.
4. - Emergency services such as police, fire, and ambulance, who need clear and identifiable locations for timely response.
5. - Property owners and residents who require a standardized addressing system for their properties.
6. - Developers and contractors who need to comply with street naming and numbering regulations when constructing new buildings.
7. - Urban planners and architects who use street naming and numbering to design and develop cities and communities.

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What is street naming and numbering?

Street naming and numbering is the system of assigning unique names and numbers to streets and buildings in a city or town for the purpose of identification and navigation.

Who is required to file street naming and numbering?

Local governments or municipalities are usually responsible for managing street naming and numbering.

How to fill out street naming and numbering?

To fill out street naming and numbering, you typically need to submit a form or application to the local government with the requested information. This may include proposed street names, building numbers, and other relevant details.

What is the purpose of street naming and numbering?

The purpose of street naming and numbering is to provide a standardized and organized system for identifying and locating streets and buildings, which aids in navigation, emergency services, postal delivery, and urban planning.

What information must be reported on street naming and numbering?

Information that must be reported on street naming and numbering may include proposed street names, building numbers, street types (e.g. avenue, road, lane), and any relevant documentation.