Uniform Addressing System - Taylor County, WI
Uniform Addressing System - Taylor County, WI
Uniform Addressing System - Taylor County, WI
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Chapter 61 – <strong>Uniform</strong> <strong>Addressing</strong> <strong>System</strong> Page 2 of 6<br />
(8) Signpost means a post, permanently affixed in the ground, used solely for display<br />
of the address.<br />
61.06 ASSIGNMENT OF ROAD NAMES.<br />
(1) All public roads shall be named.<br />
(2) All private roads or easements serving more than two (2) residences or lots shall<br />
be named if requested for future development.<br />
(3) Town officials shall be responsible for submitting the proposed name of roads<br />
under their jurisdiction to the <strong>County</strong> for approval.<br />
(4) The <strong>County</strong> Zoning Administrator shall make the final decision on disputes<br />
concerning road names.<br />
(5) Duplication of road names within the <strong>County</strong> shall not be permitted unless<br />
approved by <strong>Taylor</strong> <strong>County</strong> Zoning Administrator.<br />
(6) Roads that run continuously from one town into another town within the county<br />
shall bear the same name whenever possible.<br />
(7) The <strong>County</strong> Zoning Administrator shall be responsible for maintaining the Master<br />
Road Name List.<br />
(8) The assignment of road names to private roads does not obligate the Town or<br />
<strong>County</strong> to maintain said private road nor does it indicate the private road is suitable for<br />
access by emergency vehicles.<br />
61.07 ROAD SIGNS.<br />
(1) Road name signs shall be erected at the intersections of all roads used for<br />
address assignment within the towns.<br />
(2) Each town shall be responsible for the installation, maintenance and replacement<br />
of these signs within its boundaries.<br />
(3) The road name signs shall be clearly visible from the traveled surface of the<br />
roadway at all times.<br />
(4) Road signs shall be of a uniform pattern and color, mounted on a suitable post<br />
and erected at a uniform height throughout the Town.<br />
(5) The <strong>County</strong> shall determine minimum road sign specifications. Current signs<br />
may be used if they meet minimum standards.<br />
(6) Damaged, faded or missing signs must be replaced by the Town.