The Propsed Private ROW is going to need a name, however, "sauce" can not be used, per our addressing standard, as it is too similar to an existing road name in the NHC. Once and approved name is found, proposed lot 2 will be addressed off of new private ROW name.
All street names must be approved by the City of Wilmington addressing. Proposed street names should be submitted to one of the following City employees for approval:
Michelle Hutchinson (910) 341-4643, Michelle.Hutchinson@wilmingtonnc.gov or
Jim Sahlie, (910) 341-5826, Jim.Sahlie@wilmingtonnc.gov
Please submit a list of 2-3 names, at your earliest convenience. If you would like a list of existing street names as a guide, please conact city addressing.
Once the name is approved, it will be placed on our reserve list to be used for Whitebrook Farms.
Approved street names must be properly labeled on all final construction plans and final plats submitted to the City. Failure to properly label the names may result in the re-submittal or re-recording of a construction plan or plat.
Street name signs for public and private streets must be erected before a Certificate of Occupancy is issued. Contact Traffic Engineering at 910.341.7888 for information about street signs for this project.
Street names may not duplicate, sound-alike, or be similar to any other street name or development name in New Hanover County (Addressing Standards and Procedures, Section 2.2.5).
Street names must be a minimum of three (3) characters and a maximum of twenty-four (24) characters in length (Addressing Standards and Procedures, Section 2.2.1 and 2.2.2).
Street names should avoid the use of special characters, such as hyphens, apostrophes, or periods (Addressing Standards and Procedures, Section 2.2.3).
Street names should avoid the use of words or syllables that may be confused with directional or street type designations (i.e. Northglen Dr or Circle Dr) (Addressing Standards and Procedures, Section 2.2.4).
No comments from FIRE regarding subdivision