The owner of every property, immediately after having the number or
letter of his property duly assigned by the city, shall procure and place
such number or letter of not less than three inches in height and shall place
such number or letter in a conspicuous place near the main entrance of the
property in order that such number or letter shall be visible from the street
on which the property fronts or faces.
The Building Inspector shall keep a chart showing the proper street
number or street letter of every lot in the city.
In case of a number or letter being allotted to a vacant lot, the procuring
and posting of a number or letter shall be optional with the owner.
If the owner or occupant of any building shall not place the proper
number or letter upon the property after the number has been duly assigned,
the City Manager shall post or cause to be posted such number or letter and
shall charge the costs thereof to the owner or occupant of the property. No
certificate of occupancy shall be issued by the Building Inspector on any
building constructed subsequent to the adoption of this chapter until such
number or letter required by this chapter has been placed upon the property.