18-3051 Emergency Management Addressing Interlocal Agreement with Seminole County

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(b) CITY shall perform field inspections within its jurisdiction to verify what addresses are posted, whether recently assigned or existing, draw up floor plans for an existing building or provide permitted plans which show walls, doors, and separate tenant business occupancies, ensure a re -addressed property has the new number posted and ensure numbers are posted or address confirmation is needed due to conflicting 911 GIS mapping or site plan data. (c) CITY shall perform field inspections to ensure street signs for new developments are properly posted in the correct location, blades facing the correct street, and spelled correctly. (d) When COUNTY assigns a new address, CITY shall provide a field inspection to ensure the address is posted correctly and meets the height and color requirements as indicated by Ordinance consistent with both the County and the City codes. Section 6. Development. (a) When a development application is submitted to the City through the development review process, CITY shall provide COUNTY with pertinent information pertaining to proposed structures, such as site plans, floor plans, proposed cell towers, buildings, plazas, unit or suite changes within buildings and plazas such as interior alterations, creating new units or combining units within structures, road changes, access changes, or creation of roads, driveway access changes, planned developments, preliminary subdivisions, preliminary plats, and proposed site plans. (b) COUNTY Addressing shall make comments regarding the proposed development including reference to any easements which need to be named, address assignment, street spelling, and fees and indicate if newly proposed streets require naming. (c) CITY shall forward COUNTY's comments to the owner or developer and ensure all COUNTY comments are incorporated into any approvals. Emergency Management Addressing Interlocal Agreement Page 6 of 16