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(2) One (1) copy of all enacted municipal ordinances involving annexation of <br />property or municipal contraction to be submitted immediately upon adoption referencing the <br />ordinance, property address, parcel number, and map location. <br />(b) CITY shall maintain a uniform system of building numbering within Seminole <br />County and, to the extent practicable and applicable, adhere to COUNTY's Addressing Ordinance, <br />Sections 90.3, 90.4 and 90.5, Seminole County Land Development Code for new buildings or <br />tenant spaces. <br />(c) CITY shall comply with COUNTY's Addressing Ordinance, Chapter 90, Seminole <br />County Land Development Code, on procedures for any and all arising addressing issues which <br />are not included within CITY's current Addressing Ordinance. <br />(d) When there is an address or street name that CITY or a developer is requesting to <br />use, but COUNTY has indicated there is a 911 issue with using that address or street name, <br />COUNTY will be the authority on making the final decision on whether an address or street name <br />should or should not be used in the best interest of emergency response. <br />Section 3. Condominiums. <br />(a) When CITY is made aware of a condominium conversion for a developed property, <br />CITY shall provide copies of the proposed declarations of condominium documents to COUNTY. <br />(b) COUNTY shall verify the existing addresses, street names, and facility name <br />currently in use against the proposed declaration of condominium. <br />(c) If it is discovered by the CITY that a building has been converted to the <br />condominium form of ownership and is not using the address as previously assigned by COUNTY, <br />then CITY is responsible to contact the unit owners and condominium association. CITY shall <br />send notice to the owners and condominium association, indicating that owners are using <br />Emergency Management Addressing Interlocal Agreement <br />Page 4 of 16 <br />