TITLE
Title
TEXT AMENDMENT CASE #25-02-PLBD-00111: AN AMENDMENT TO THE UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE APPENDIX 1 (STREET NAME AND ADDRESS ASSIGNMENT STANDARDS) TO REFINE THE PROCEDURE FOR ASSIGNING SECONDARY ADDRESSES, REDEFINE THE TECHNICAL REVIEW COMMITTEE (TRC) ROLE IN ASSIGNING ADDRESSES FOR INTERNAL STREETS, EXPAND REASONS FOR RE-ASSIGNING ADDRESSES, AND ADD REQUIREMENTS FOR NAMING PRIVATE STREETS AND ADDRESSING STRUCTURES OFF PRIVATE STREETS
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SPONSOR
Sponsor
J. Leslie Bell (Planning & Development Director) / Marlena Isley (GIS Manager)
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BACKGROUND
Background
On March 12, 2025, the Planning Board recommended that the Guilford County Board of Commissioners approve the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) Text Amendment Case #25-02-PLBD-00111 (attached) and that it be effective 30 days after the Board of Commissioners’ approval. The proposed revisions are summarized as follows:
(1) Section A-4.A.1 (Single-family Detached and Townhouse Dwelling) clarifies that when a primary address is unavailable, an accessory dwelling will be assigned a secondary address that includes the primary address followed by a dash and the letter “A” (example: “1621-A Smith Street”);
(2) Section A-4.A.2 (Multi-family and Two-Family Dwellings) provides that the secondary address for multi-family and two-family dwellings will include the primary address followed by a dash and a unit number (example: “1621-101” instead of “1621-A” for a unit on the first floor and “1621-201”, instead of “1621-2A” for a unit on the second floor). Addresses for internal drives may be assigned after considering comments from the TRC. It is no longer subject to the approval of the TRC
(3) Section A-4.A.3 (Mobile Home Parks) provides that addresses for internal drives in mobile home parks may be assigned after considering comments from the TRC. It is no longer subject to TRC's approval;
(4) Under Section A-4.B (Commercial and Industrial) provides that the secondary address for each tenant space in...
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