A Digital Submittal is a Computer Aided Design (CAD) digital drawing of your project. It is used in the creation of the addressing plans for new developments as well as for the preparation of an emergency response plan (i.e., also referred to as a “Fire Site Plan”). During the permit process, the applicant will be informed if a digital submittal is required along with instructions regarding the submittal process. Refer to the Digital Submittal Requirements for information on what is needed.

eGIS Public is an interactive mapping app which uses GIS web enabled technology that allow a user to search and retrieve data based on a geographic location such as general data on planning and engineering topics, FEMA Flood information, survey monument details, public facility locations, Seismic Hazard Zones, Hill Area Information and aerial views.

The Open Data Hub is a one-stop shop for City maps, applications, data sets, and webpages with a user-friendly search function. Go to Open Data Hub for more information.

A proposed street name is reviewed to ensure that the new name assists emergency service agencies (e.g., Police and Fire), public and private agencies/businesses, the United States Postal Service and the general public in the location of a specific dwelling, building, business or property. developer provide a list of potential street names to GIS for review and consideration. Go to Addressing & Street Name for information.

An address can only be assigned to the dwelling unit, building, tenant space, etc. when it has been authorized through the permit process. For information, go to Addressing & Street Name.

A new address may be required when new development or alteration work results in a new dwelling unit, building, commercial/industrial tenant space, or parcel.

Only the property owner or individuals on behalf of the property owner (i.e., property manager, developer) may submit a request for a new address to GIS.