An official 911 number shall be identified and assigned to every
residential property in the Township.
The owner of any building or occupied lot for which an official
property number is designated and assigned shall be required, at his
own expense, to place the official number at a point near where the
driveway enters the street, or in such a manner that the number is
easily visible from the street, or both. Three-inch-high numbers shall
be the standard and reflective numbers shall be required. In those
cases where more than one building exists on a lot or private road,
land, or way, an address sign shall be placed near the point of access
to the public street showing the official number and letter designation
of each building with a legal address on the lot or private roadway.
Multiple buildings on a private road or lot shall be assigned letters
beginning with "A" for the building closest to the public street.
Each building shall also have the number and letter designation clearly
posted in front of or on the structure. Where there are multiple apartment
units in a single building or buildings on a lot, each apartment shall
be assigned an individual 911 number which shall be posted on or immediately
adjacent to the door. The cost of erecting and maintaining an address
sign shall be borne by the owners of the building who are also responsible
for notifying any tenants of their official 911 locatable mailing
address.
A property owner shall have a period of 30 days from the date
an official 911 number is assigned to a property to comply with the
requirements of this chapter. Any property owner who fails to comply
with the requirements of this chapter within 30 days after being informed
of an official 911 number for the property shall be subject to a fine
of $50.