It is hereby declared that streets within the urban growth boundary of the City of Yamhill shall be known from the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter forward as follows:
(A) 
Maple Street. From the junction of Pike Road (Market Road No. 7) and Tualatin Valley Highway (State Highway No. 247) to the north, names as proposed by Yamhill County, to the centerline of the Yamhill Creek Bridge to the south. Formerly known as Maple Street, State Highway 47, or Tualatin Valley Highway.
(B) 
Main Street. From the west urban growth boundary to the centerline of the railroad tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad Company lying east of the east urban growth boundary of the City of Yamhill. Formerly known as Main Street, State Highway No. 151, Market Road No. 14, Moores Valley Road, or Yamhill-Newberg Road.
(C) 
Third Street. From the west urban growth boundary to the east urban growth boundary. Formerly known as Third Street.
(D) 
Tualatin Valley Highway. Consisting of two parts including the southerly extension of Maple Street, as previously defined, from the centerline of the Yamhill Creek Bridge, and also including the northerly and easterly extension of Maple Street, as previously defined, from the centerline of Maple Street. Formerly known as State Highway 47 and proposed to be renamed by Yamhill County as Tualatin Valley Highway.
(E) 
Pike Road. From the centerline of Maple Street, as previously defined, westerly, northerly and westerly. Formerly known as Market Road No. 7, and proposed to be renamed by Yamhill County as Pike Road.
(F) 
Olive Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Pike Road, as previously defined. Formerly known as Olive Street.
(G) 
Laurel Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Tualatin Valley Highway, as previously defined. Formerly known as Laurel Street.
(H) 
Juniper Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Tualatin Valley Highway, as previously defined. Formerly known as Juniper Street.
(I) 
Hemlock Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Tualatin Valley Highway, as previously defined. Formerly known as Hemlock Street.
(J) 
Fir Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Tualatin Valley Highway, as previously defined. Formerly known as Fir Street.
(K) 
Elm Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Tualatin Valley Highway, as previously defined. Formerly known as Elm Street.
(L) 
Cedar Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the north urban growth boundary. Formerly known as Cedar Street.
(M) 
Balm Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the north urban growth boundary. Formerly known as Balm Street.
(N) 
Ash Street. From Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Main Street, as previously defined. Formerly known as Ash Street.
(O) 
Second Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Ash Street, as previously defined. Formerly known as Second Street.
(P) 
First Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Ash Street, as previously defined. Formerly known as First Street.
(Q) 
Azalea Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of Balm Street, as previously defined. Formerly known as "A" Street.
(R) 
Buttercup Street. From the centerline of Hemlock Street, as previously defined, to the east urban growth boundary. Formerly known as "B" Street, or Burton Street.
(S) 
Camellia Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the east urban growth boundary. Formerly known as "C" Street.
(T) 
Dahlia Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the east urban growth boundary. Formerly known as "D" Street.
(U) 
Erica Street. From the centerline of Olive Street, as previously defined, to the east urban growth boundary. Formerly known as "E" Street.
(V) 
Nutmeg Place. From Azalea Street, as previously defined, north 170 feet, more or less, to its termination, lying between Olive Street and Maple Street, as these streets are previously defined. Formerly known as "Alder" Street.
(W) 
Larch Place. From the centerline of Third Street, as previously defined, to the centerline of First Street, as previously defined, and from the centerline of Main Street, as previously defined, to its termination, 193 feet, more or less, north of Azalea Street, as previously defined, lying between Maple Street and Laurel Street, as these streets are previously defined. Formerly known as "Cherry" Street, and also known as an unnamed alley.
(Ord. 366 §1, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
The address of all properties having their primary access on a street lying in the north-south direction shall hereinafter be designated as north (N) if the property is located north of Main Street or south (S) if the property is located south of Main Street. The address of all properties having their primary access on a street lying in the east-west direction shall hereinafter be designated as east (E) if the property is located east of Maple Street or west (W) if the property is located west of Maple Street.
(Ord. 366 §2, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
The City of Yamhill hereby adopts a uniform system of numbering all structures with access to streets hereinbefore named, with the exception of those properties with primary access to Pike Road and/or Tualatin Valley Highway which properties shall be numbered in accordance with Yamhill County's proposed uniform numbering system, with each block lying north or south of Main Street being numbered consecutively in lots of 100 beginning with the block between Main Street and Azalea Street designated as the north 100 block and the block between Main Street and First Street designated as the south 100 block, and with each block lying east or west of Maple Street being numbered consecutively in lots of 100 beginning with the block between Maple Street and Larch Place designated as the east 100 block and the block between Maple Street and Olive Street designated as the west 100 block. Structures with primary access to the east side of a north-south street and to the south side of an east-west street shall be given an odd number from the lot of 100 numbers for that block. Structures with primary access to the west side of a north-south street and to the north side of an east-west street shall be given an even number from the lot of 100 numbers for that block. In all cases, the numbers shall be given in an increasing manner from west to east on east designated streets, from east to west on west designated streets, from south to north on north designated streets, and from north to south on south designated streets.
(Ord. 366 §3, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
(A) 
The City of Yamhill hereby adopts a policy of establishing a uniform size of address numbers and also adopts a uniform location of said numbers within the urban growth boundary of the City of Yamhill. All numbers shall be at least three inches high and shall be so placed on the structure, on the side of the building upon which primary access is provided, that said numbers are easily seen by the driver or passenger of a passing motor vehicle.
(B) 
All address numbers shall be assigned by the City.
(Ord. 366 §4, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
It is hereby declared to be a nuisance for any person to use and/or display an address number other than as may be designated by this chapter, to place an address number on the side of the house other than on the side of the house which provides primary access to the adjacent street, or to use the name of a street not designated in this chapter.
(Ord. 366 §5, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
(A) 
Abatement of a nuisance as described in this chapter shall be handled and processed as set forth in Chapter 5.04, Nuisances, Sections 5.04.200 through 5.04.230.
(B) 
The procedural provisions of this chapter are not exclusive, but are in addition to procedural provisions of other chapters, ordinances, and rules and regulations.
(Ord. 366 §6, 1985; Ord. 434 §3, 1998)
(A) 
Any violation or infraction of this chapter will be punishable upon conviction as a violation in accordance with Chapter 1.36 of this code.
(B) 
The penalties imposed by this chapter are not exclusive and are in addition to any other remedies available under City ordinance or state statute.
(Ord. 445 §24, 1998)