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0a Addressing Requirement
0a Addressing Requirement
Addressing Tasks
Overview
Your main duties in addressing tasks are:
Address
without
building at end
of row suggests
incorrect
shifting of
address
Single-family homes
• Case 3. Address with no building
1. Look at each building (ginger imagery + streetview) to determine if you can
associate the address with any building
2. If you cannot associated the building with any address, leave it (do not
mark uncertain)
Single-family homes
• Case 4. Address on shed
1. Look at each building (ginger imagery + streetview) to determine where the
primary building is located / address should be
2. Move the address to the primary building (but do not re-classify)
Single-family homes
• Case 5. Address on 2 buildings
1. Look at each building (ginger imagery + streetview) to determine if the
address sequence is correct
2. Shift the address to the appropriate building (but do not re-classify)
Single-family homes
• Case 6. Missing address
1. Look at each building (ginger imagery + streetview) to determine where the
addresses should be
Single-family homes
• Case 6. Missing address
2. Create a new polygon on top of building
3. Right click on the neighbor building address polygon to grab the street name
4. Paste the street name into the address of the new polygon, and change the
street number correspondingly (“786” in this case)
Townhouses
• Case 7. Townhouses
1. Verify that the addresses are in the correct location and sequence
Townhouses
• Case 7. Townhouses
2a. If you are not sure how to
cut the townhouse, leave it and
mark all the points blue /
“uncertain”
2b. If it is obvious how the
building should be cut, then cut
it into separate units based on
the address points, but do not
re-classify any points (leave
them as “multi”)
Townhouses
• Case 7. Townhouses
3. Group the townhouses
together. This is tricky because
you have to hold shift and
select each one individually,
and then press the “group”
button at the top (or “4” for
shortcut) to group them
together
Townhouses
• Case 7c. Townhouses
• In the case where addresses are not on the townhouse (but near), and it
is unclear how a townhouse should be separated and/or which address
should go on which part of the townhouse, you can just leave all the
addresses as they are (do not attempt to shift, or re-classify)
Townhouses
• Case 7c. Townhouses
• In the case where addresses are on the townhouse, but it is not clear how
to split the townhouse, just mark all the addresses “uncertain”
Single-family homes
• Case 8. Double-family homes (not townhouses)
• If a building only has 2 units, it is not a townhouse and should not be
split or re-classified
Commercial
• Case 9. Commercial buildings
• Commercial buildings are often difficult to discern, and streetview
sometimes does not provide much help
• If any address already on a building (or shifted there by you) is not
clear or uncertain, mark it as “uncertain”
• If any address not on a building is not clear or uncertain, just leave it
• Unless it is very clear where to cut the commercial buildings, they
should not be cut
Commercial
• Case 9. Commercial buildings
• Commercial buildings are often difficult to discern, and streetview
sometimes does not provide much help
• If any address already on a building (or shifted there by you) is not
clear or uncertain, mark it as “uncertain”
• If any address not on a building is not clear or uncertain, just leave it
• Unless it is very clear where to cut the commercial buildings, they
should not be cut
Buildings Under Construction
• Case 10. Buildings under construction
• Buildings under construction are to be treated as regular footprints,
and each still deserves an address
• If there are addresses where it looks like houses will soon be built,
just leave them there (as seem below)
The end