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ORANGE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT <br /> HILLSBOROUGH <br /> NORTH CAROLINA <br /> 03 27278 <br /> `...1 ..` <br /> t, _'5, <br /> September 14, 1967 <br /> 1 <br /> Postmaster <br /> U.S. Postal Service <br /> Hillsborough, NC 27278 <br /> Dear Postmaster: <br /> As you probably know by now, 0ranoe County has adopted an <br /> ordinance providing for the change-over from rural route <br /> addresses to house numbers. In its initial effort the <br /> Planning Department hes been working most closely with the <br /> Chapel HiII Post Office on Estes Drive. Entire postal <br /> routes, those most affected by "growing pains" , have been <br /> chosen by the Chapel Hill Postmaster for house number asslon- <br /> ment. To date, three Chapel Hill routes - 2, 5, and B - have <br /> been changed, with public hearings, posting of notices and <br /> the other requirements of N. C. General Statute 153A-240. <br /> Initially, it was decided to involve only those Post Offices <br /> in whose jurisdiction address changes were being effected. <br /> Inasmuch as the high growth areas exist primarily in the <br /> southern part of the County, it was felt that the Chapel Hill <br /> Post Office would be a sole working partner with County <br /> Planning for the first months of the project. It was later <br /> determined that this would hold true only If postal routes in <br /> their entirety, were assigned house numbers. <br /> Well into the project it was decided that newly constructed <br /> buildings, erected after the Ordinance went into effect, <br /> should also be essigned numbers conforming with the overall , <br /> County-wide system. This would preclude an additional <br /> address change for that resident further down the line. But <br /> it would also bring into the picture postal jurisdictions <br /> other than Chapel . Hill . <br /> We now are at the point where those other postal jurisdic- <br /> tions and Orange County Planning must meet to coordinate the <br /> address assignments relative to specific postal controls. <br />
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