(A) 
Existing roadways will be given the name most commonly used in the community to refer to them.
(B) 
Subdivisions: the individual or individuals who are responsible for development of the subdivision will be responsible for naming any new streets and initially responsible for providing and installing a street sign and pole of such quality as approved by the city.
(C) 
Roadway extension: the continuation of an existing roadway shall have the same name, if possible.
(D) 
Private drives serving more than two residences may be given a street name and address for 911 identification provided the mailing address is the same.
(E) 
Street names chosen must be in good taste, generally acceptable to the community and not duplicate the name of an existing street within the emergency response area served by 911.
(F) 
Street names subsequent to this subchapter must be approved by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
(G) 
Street names approved by adoption of this subchapter include the following:
(1) 
Adams Road;
(2) 
Baker Road;
(3) 
Ballard Road;
(4) 
Beasley Road;
(5) 
Bilindsey Road;
(6) 
Bois d’Arc Road;
(7) 
Celia Drive;
(8) 
Chrestman Lane;
(9) 
Circle Drive;
(10) 
Combine Road;
(11) 
Cottonwood Lane;
(12) 
Creekside Drive;
(13) 
Crow Lane;
(14) 
Davis Road;
(15) 
Dawson Road;
(16) 
Eubanks Road;
(17) 
Farr-Alton Road;
(18) 
Haines Road;
(19) 
Haines Trail;
(20) 
Hall Circle;
(21) 
Harlan Road;
(22) 
Harlan Lane;
(23) 
High Ridge Drive;
(24) 
Highway 3039;
(25) 
Jimmy Lane;
(26) 
Roller Road;
(27) 
Kuver Lane;
(28) 
Lanier Road;
(29) 
Loren-Boyd Road;
(30) 
Martin Lane;
(31) 
Mason Drive;
(32) 
Meadow Creek Drive;
(33) 
Meadow Lane;
(34) 
Mockingbird Lane;
(35) 
Nelms Road;
(36) 
North Highway 1389;
(37) 
Patsy Lane;
(38) 
Pecan Trail;
(39) 
Pleasant Drive;
(40) 
Pole Bridge Road;
(41) 
Pole Bridge Court;
(42) 
Ramsey Road;
(43) 
Rolling Hills Road;
(44) 
Robinson Road;
(45) 
Russell Curry Road;
(46) 
Rustic Oaks Road;
(47) 
Shepherd Road;
(48) 
Smith Circle;
(49) 
Smith Drive;
(50) 
Smith Lane;
(51) 
Snowden Road;
(52) 
South Highway 1389;
(53) 
Trail Ridge Circle;
(54) 
Valtie-Davis Road; and
(55) 
York Drive.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
(A) 
Designation of street addresses.
(1) 
The City Secretary will be responsible for assigning street numbers for dwelling units, places of business on all public and private streets.
(2) 
The City Secretary will be responsible for recording all assigned numbers and notifying the appropriate entities of any changes.
(B) 
Numbering block map and directory.
(1) 
The property block numbering map and directory are hereby adopted as the official property numbering map and directory for the city and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
(2) 
All property numbers will be assigned within the appropriate block range as indicated on the numbering map and no other numbers shall be used or displayed in the city.
(3) 
The City Secretary will be responsible for keeping the map on file and for keeping a record of all numbers assigned under this subchapter.
(C) 
Number system.
(1) 
In the Kaufman County portion of the city on the property block numbering map Highway 1389 is designated as the north - south axis and is divided into north and south highway 1339 at the intersection with Davis Road. Davis Road is designated as the east -west axis. The intersection of the north/south and east/west axis is known as the point of origin, beginning with the 100 block of Davis Road and the 100 block of both north and south highway 1389.
(2) 
Each block range is approximately 1,000 linear feet with each block being specifically designated on the block map as to its exact location. Some blocks run more, some run less depending on intersecting streets, curves and the like. All blocks run more or less parallel or perpendicular to one another a form a grid system. Each complete block is capable of accommodating 100 address numbers, 50 on each side of the street.
(3) 
From the point of origin, Davis Road at Highway 1389, numbers increase numerically as one moves away from this location in all directions. Even numbers are assigned on the right hand side of the road as one goes from a smaller block to a larger block. Odd numbers are assigned to the left side of the street in like manner.
(D) 
Exceptions to the numbering system.
All roads, with the exception of Haines Road, which are situated in Dallas County use the existing numbering system originated by Dallas County and the City of Seagoville. The block range used on Combine Road is an extension of the one coming out of Seagoville. These block range increase as one drives toward the city instead of decreasing. block ranges and corresponding house numbers also increase on Bois d’Arc and Ballard Road as one enters Combine Haines Road; however, is numbered off of Davis Road. Beginning with the 100 block at Davis and Haines Road. In either side of the city, even numbers are always to the right as one goes from smaller to larger block number. Odd numbers are always on the left if one is going from smaller to larger block range.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
(A) 
All property owners of improved property shall purchase and display in a conspicuous place on said property the number assigned to them prior to July 1, 1992.
(B) 
Numbers shall be at least three inches tall if placed on a mailbox or five inches tall if placed on the building away from the roadway. Numbers must be clearly visible from the roadway.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
All residence and business buildings erected after the adoption of this subchapter will be assigned a number in accordance with the property numbering system and will display such number within 60 days of occupancy.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
It shall be unlawful for any person to maliciously alter, deface or take down a street sign or property number placed on public or private property for the purpose of identification, except for repair or replacement of such number.
Penalty, see section 95.99
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
This subchapter shall take effect and be in force and effect 30 days after its passage.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)
(A) 
Any person violating any provision of this chapter for which no specific penalty is prescribed shall be subject to section 10.99.
(B) 
In the event that the owner or occupant or person in charge of a structure requiring a number refuses to comply with the terms of sections 95.01 through 95.06 by failing to affix the number assigned within 60 days from the passage of sections 95.01 through 95.06 for existing structures or in accordance with section 95.04 for future structures, the person may be subject to a fine up to $500. In the event a person is found guilty of destroying, stealing or defacing street signs, the person may be subject to a fine of up to $1,000.
(Ordinance 154 adopted 1/6/92)