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unapproved addresses and the owners are to inform any tenants (if applicable) and use the address <br />as previously assigned by COUNTY. <br />Section 4. Demolitions. Any type of addressed structure which is permitted to be <br />demolished or permanently removed from its location and there are no plans to rebuild or replace <br />the structure, CITY shall contact COUNTY as follows: <br />(a) After building inspections are completed, CITY shall provide COUNTY with the <br />parcel number and the address for the structure that no longer exists. <br />(b) COUNTY shall remove the address from COUNTY's 911 GIS map database and <br />shall request removal of the property address with the Seminole County Property Appraiser, U.S. <br />Post Office and other agencies as needed. <br />(c) CITY shall also delete or inactivate the address. <br />(d) If the demolition is located on a corner lot and there are plans to rebuild the structure <br />exactly fronting the same street with the same access, the same address may be utilized. If the <br />access driveway changed location or if the structure fronts another street, the old address will be <br />deleted from COUNTY's 911 GIS map and COUNTY shall assign a new address. <br />Section 5. Field Checks. As soon as practicable, CITY shall provide a field inspection <br />within its jurisdiction for residential or commercial buildings and for street signs when requested <br />by COUNTY and deemed necessary by the CITY, for the following scenarios: <br />(a) When COUNTY is made aware of an address discrepancy, COUNTY shall notify <br />CITY of the discrepancy. As soon as is practicable, CITY shall field inspect the property and <br />inform COUNTY of its findings. Such inspections may include what building permits have been <br />issued, permitted floor plans, occupational licenses, zoning, utilities, or any other pertinent <br />information available from CITY. <br />Emergency Management Addressing Interlocal Agreement <br />Page 5 of 16 <br />