Known as a 9-1-1 address, a street address, or a civic address, this designation is made up of individual parts that combine to uniquely describe a specific location.
Civic addressing is primarily in place to help emergency service locate properties. Addresses are subsequently referenced for mail, phone services, etc.
911 Civic Address Application |
A 911 Civic Address Application must be completed and submitted to the Township Office if:
For more information, view our Civic Addressing Policy and Fees and Charges By-law for more information on the Township's Civic Web Portal where all Township By-laws are e-published. |
Entrance Permits |
If your driveway enters from a Township Road, than an Entrance Permit must be completed with applicable fee and approved by the Public Works Department prior to applying for a civic address.
All other driveways that enter from a laneway, or a private lane, should be made sufficiently accessible for emergency vehicle, but do not require an Entrance Permit. For more information, view our Construction of Driveways Policy and Fees and Charges By-law for more information on the Township's Civic Web Portal where all Township By-laws are e-published. |
Facts about North Frontenac Civic Addressing |
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Property Owner Responsibilities |
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