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Section 4. Assignment of Numbers. • <br />A. The Building Official shall assign to <br />any property owner in the City, upon <br />request, a number for each principal <br />building or separate front entrance to <br />such building. <br />B. All properties or principal buildings • <br />within the City are allotted numbers in <br />accordance with the following numbering <br />system: <br />1. The entire City shall be numbered <br />with one thousand (1000) numbers per <br />mile. <br />2. East -west streets shall be num- <br />bered 4300 - 10300. <br />3. The north -south streets shall be <br />numbered 12000 - 18000. <br />4. Odd numbers shall be assigned on <br />the east and south sides of the streets, <br />and even numbers shall be assigned on <br />the west and north sides of the streets. <br />5. Meandering streets shall be <br />assigned house numbers as though the <br />street were straight north -south or east <br />west. <br />6. Property numbers shall be <br />assigned in general accordance with Part <br />II of the Uniform Policy. <br />Section 5. Type and Placement of <br />Numbers. <br />A. Each principal building shall bear <br />the number assigned to the frontage on <br />which the front entrance is located. <br />B. Numerals indicating the assigned <br />numbers for each principal building shall <br />be reflectorized and of a color clearly <br />contrasting to the background to which <br />they are mounted. Numerals shall be a <br />minimum of four (4) inches in height and <br />shall be mounted on the building at least <br />five (5) feet above the threshold and with- <br />in two (2) feet of the main entry. For those <br />buildings not having a main entry facing <br />the street, the numerals shall be placed <br />on the wall facing the street, near the cor- <br />ner of the structure nearest the driveway <br />leading to the structure from the street. Taller <br />For multiple housing areas, the building <br />official may impose additional require- <br />ments relating to sizes, location and <br />grouping of numbers as determined to be <br />necessary to meet public safety needs. <br />When the main entry is obstructed from <br />view (example_ trees) the building official <br />shall approve placement of the numbers <br />in such a manner that they may be <br />observed from the street. <br />C. House numbers shall be included <br />in the final inspection prior to occupancy <br />of new structures performed by the build- <br />ing official. <br />D. When a structure contains more <br />than one living unit (condominium) or one <br />business (mall) as examples, and a num- <br />ber for each is not practical or possible by <br />the City's numbering guidelines, letters or <br />suite numbers may be combined with an <br />address number for the structure. <br />Section 6. Severability. If any portion <br />of this Ordinance is for any reason held <br />invalid or unconstitutional, such portion <br />shall be deemed a separate, distinct, and <br />independent provision, and such holding <br />shall not affect the validity of the remain- <br />ing portions thereof. <br />Section 7. This Ordinance shall be in <br />full force and effect from and after its pas- <br />sage and publication according to law. <br />Passed and adopted by City Council <br />of the City of Hugo, Washington County, <br />Minnesota, this 19th day of February, <br />2002. 364,06 <br />Fran Miron, Mayor 185.00 <br />ATTEST: <br />Mary Ann Creager, City Clerk <br />Published in the White Bear Press <br />March 6, 2002. <br />