(19) “Rural addressing system” means the type of addressing system in which the emergency locator number is determined based on the distance from the origin of the road. (18) “Private road index” means a list maintained by the county of all private roads and their origins and lengths. (17) “Private road” means a road that is not included in the county road log that provides access to two or more lots, tracts, or parcels. (16) “Permanent mileposts” means signs placed at one-mile intervals along a road showing the distance in miles from the road’s origin. The origin of a road is that point where the centerline of that road intersects the centerline of another road as determined by the county on county and private roads and by WSDOT on state highways. (14) “Master street address guide (MSAG)” means the enhanced 911 database of emergency locator data based on the standards of the National Emergency Number Association and compiled by JEFFCOM. (13) “Master address database” means the database containing all of the E911 addresses issued by the county.
(12) “Full street name” means the combination of directional prefix, street name, and street type. (11) “Emergency locator number” means the numeric portion of an E911 address that indicates, in hundredths of a mile, the distance from the origin of a road to an access point. (10) “E911 system” means the entire emergency locator system that is made up of all the component data, infrastructure, personnel, equipment, agencies, procedures, and the provisions of this chapter.
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(9) “E911 address” means the combination of an emergency locator number and a full street name. (8) “E911” means a system by which the local exchange telephone company provides telephone number and location information to the county’s public safety answering point when 911 is called. (7) “Driveway” means a vehicular access to an addressable site or structure that is located on and serves only one lot, tract, or parcel and that begins at the property line abutting a county road or a private road. (6) “Designated department” means the county department designated by the county administrator to perform specific tasks relating to the administration of this chapter. (5) “County road log” means the official list of all county roads and their origin points and lengths that is maintained by the county engineer. (4) “County road” means a road that is included in the Jefferson County road log. If the board does not designate a county administrator in the future, the board or their designee shall administer this chapter. (3) “County administrator” means the person hired and designated by the board to administer the board’s business.
(2) “County” means Jefferson County, Washington.
(1) “Board” means the Jefferson County board of commissioners. This chapter shall be entitled “Jefferson County E911 emergency locator ordinance.” 12.20.040 Definitions. This system will also be used for postal service addressing and county permitting. The uniform road naming and property numbering system shall apply to all roads in unincorporated Jefferson County, including private roads, county roads, and state highways and all properties requiring identification for emergency service. This chapter governs the unincorporated area of Jefferson County. The purpose of this chapter is to establish a uniform system for naming roads and numbering (addressing) properties and structures as a component of the E911 system and to provide a uniform addressing system for unincorporated Jefferson County to assist emergency response personnel to determine the location of people and property in emergencies.
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12.20.060 Property or structures that must be addressed.ġ2.20.080 Emergency locator number signs.ġ2.20.090 Emergency locator numbers that do not meet criteria.ġ2.20.130 State routes and federal highways.ġ2.20.140 Road names that do not meet criteria.ġ2.20.150 Road name changes initiated by property owner petition.ġ2.20.210 Conflicting code sections.
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