Can the governing body assign or change street numbers on private roads?
A. Yes, the governing body has authority to assign or alter address numbers of buildings and other property along any public or private way in the municipality. RSA 231:133-a. Q. How does all of this fit with E-911 requirements? A. Municipalities are encouraged to provide the Bureau of Emergency Communications annually with a verified master street address guide and a verified street address guide so that the state can maintain an up-to-date E-911 database. RSA 106-H:10. A “verified master street address guide” is an alphabetical listing of all street and house number ranges within a municipality, including the beginning number and the highest possible number on each public or private street with multiple structures. RSA 106-H:2, VIII-a. A “verified street address guide” is a listing of all numbered structures on each public or private way with multiple structures within the municipality. RSA 106-H:2, XIII-a. Q. How do we coordinate the subdivision and site plan approvals for new devel
