I am entering house numbers in a housing development. The GIS and actual addresses have both Even and Odd numbered townhouses on the same side of the street but the WME will not let me save them because it thinks they should be across the street from each other.
How do we fix this?
https://www.waze.com/editor/?env=usa&lon=-85.79103&lat=41.01377&layers=2981&zoom=7&segments=16316090
Requires R3+ editor to force the numbers. You can place the normal numbers in the meantime.
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The story of my life. Everything either requires a Level 2 or 3 editor.
It will come. Plug away and one day they show up.
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Most address placements do not require forcing. There may be some creative ways around this for developments that don’t conform to USPS conventions.
I looked at the PL you provided and the regular addresses seem to be there. What is the name of that street - I assume that is what you’re trying to fix?
Woodspoint Cir is the main street there. There is a pocket street that is Woodpoint Cir as well but is set to PLR. PLRs cannot have HNs.
When I set it to Street and Assign HN ‘1’ to the first lot, it wants forced. The next number is ‘2’ and it wants forced.
These low numbers are at the opposite end of the lowest numbers on the main road.
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I already fixed the name of the street. I was adding house numbers but the even numbers that are below are actually in sequential order along the perimeter. If you look at 31 for example, 32 is actually next door. These are all twin homes. From Right to left it would be 21-32 along the outer 6 buildings along Woodspoint Cir.
I moved the evens to the south side after it would not let me save them.