AS/NZS 4819:2003
Geographic information - Rural and urban addressing
Specifies requirements for a comprehensive urban and rural addressing system for allocation, transfer and management of property addresses. Takes into account data dictionary for transfer of street address systems and interchange of client information, and includes geocoding. Guidelines for the use of the addressing system and examples of addressing are included.
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AS/NZS 4819:2003 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION-RURAL AND URBAN ADDRESSING
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Address (rural or urban)
1.4.2 Address point
1.4.3 Address site
1.4.4 Alias address
1.4.5 Address site name
1.4.6 Centroid
1.4.7 Complex site
1.4.8 Cul-de-sac
1.4.9 Custodian
1.4.10 Datum point
1.4.11 Discontinuous road
1.4.12 Focal section
1.4.13 Geocode
1.4.14 GNAF (GEOCODED NATIONAL ADDRESS FILE)
1.4.15 Jurisdiction
1.4.16 Land parcel (also parcel or lot)
1.4.17 Locali
1.4.18 May
1.4.19 Metadata
1.4.20 Neighbourhood
1.4.21 Numeral plate
1.4.22 Principal address
1.4.23 Private road
1.4.24 Property
1.4.25 Public road
1.4.26 Redevelopment
1.4.27 Right of way
1.4.28 Rural address number
1.4.29 Rural address number plate
1.4.30 Shall
1.4.31 Should
1.4.32 Start point
1.4.33 Suburb
1.4.34 Terminal point
1.4.35 Urban address number
1.4.36 Utility
1.4.37 Water access
SECTION 2 RURAL ADDRESSING
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 OBJECTIVE AND PRINCIPLES
2.2.1 Objective
2.2.2 Principles
2.3 APPLICATION
2.4 REQUIREMENTS
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Types of access
2.4.3 Road access
2.4.4 Freeways (motorways)
2.4.5 State highways
2.4.6 Main roads and arterial roads (Australia only)
2.4.7 Treatment of secondary, tourist and regional roads
2.4.8 Local roads
2.4.9 Road name signs
2.4.10 Number signs
2.5 APPLICATIONS AND GUIDELINES
2.5.1 General
2.5.2 Referral
2.5.3 Water/air access
2.5.4 Highways and major roads
2.5.5 Non-conforming roads
2.5.6 Additional signage
2.5.7 Complexities
SECTION 3 URBAN ADDRESSING
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 OBJECTIVE AND PRINCIPLES
3.2.1 Objective
3.2.2 Principles
3.3 APPLICATION
3.4 REQUIREMENTS
3.4.1 General
3.4.2 Types of urban address
3.4.3 Start point-Numbering
3.4.4 Numbering new developments
3.4.5 Renumbering existing developments
3.4.6 Road names
3.4.7 Freeways/motorways
3.4.8 State highways
3.4.9 State highways in New Zealand
3.4.10 Main roads (Australia only)
3.4.11 Geocoding
3.4.12 Dual names (New Zealand)
3.4.13 Signage
3.5 IMPLEMENTATION
SECTION 4 COMPLEX SITE ADDRESSING
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 APPLICATION
4.3 REQUIREMENTS
4.4 EXAMPLES OF COMPLEX ADDRESS SITES
SECTION 5 ALIAS ADDRESS MANAGEMENT
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 APPLICATION
5.3 ALIAS ADDRESS TYPES
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Principal address
5.3.3 Complex addresses
5.3.4 Road name
5.3.5 Locality
5.3.6 Corner address sites
5.3.7 Service addresses
SECTION 6 GEOCODING
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 APPLICATION
6.3 REQUIREMENTS
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 Coordinate System
6.3.3 Coordinates
6.3.4 Geocoded address site features
6.3.5 Accuracy
6.4 GEOCODE EXAMPLES
SECTION 7 MANAGEMENT AND TRANSFER OF TEMPORAL ADDRESS INFORMATION
7.1 GENERAL
7.2 APPLICATION
7.3 TEMPORAL CHANGES
APPENDIX A - GUIDELINES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF RURAL ADDRESSING
A1 GENERAL
A2 OBJECTIVE OF RURAL ADDRESSING
A3 PRELUDE
A3.1 General
A3.2 Locality boundaries
A3.3 Road names
A3.4 Optional additional information
A4 PREPARATION
A4.1 Map coverage
A4.2 Rate records
A4.3 Publicity
A5 NUMBER MEASUREMENT
A5.1 General
A5.2 Field methods
A5.3 Office method
A5.4 Hybrid method
A6 NUMBER ALLOCATION
A6.1 General
A6.2 From field data
A6.3 From office data
A7 SUPPLY OF NUMBER SIGNS
A8 ADVICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS/OCCUPIERS
A8.1 General
A8.2 Form of advice
A9 ADJUSTMENT OF RECORDS
A10 ADVICE TO OTHER AGENCIES
A11 MAINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM
A11.1 General
A11.2 Promoting system usage
A11.3 Allocation of new numbers
APPENDIX B - JURISDICTIONAL ROAD AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX C - CUSTODIAL AGENCIES FOR MAINTAINING JURISDICTIONAL ADDRESS DATA
APPENDIX D - JURISDICTIONAL RURAL ADDRESSING FACILITATION OR IMPLEMENTATION AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX E - SUBURB AND LOCALITY BOUNDARIES-AUSTRALIA ONLY
APPENDIX F - SAMPLE FIELD SHEET 1
APPENDIX G - SAMPLE FIELD SHEET 2
APPENDIX H - GUIDELINES FOR USE IN ASSIGNING ADDRESSES (AUSTRALIA ONLY)
H1 SCOPE
H2 BACKGROUND
H3 LEGACY ADDRESSES
H4 ASSIGNMENT OF ADDRESSES
H4.1 General
H4.2 Unit Type and Number
H4.3 Level Type and Number
H4.4 Address Number (Road Number)
H4.5 Road name (Road_Name + Road_Type + Road_Suffix)
H4.6 Locality Name
H4.7 Postcode
H4.8 State or Territory
H4.9 Complex addressing
H5 ROAD TYPES
H5.1 General
H5.2 Culs-de-sac
H5.3 Open ended streets
H5.4 Either culs-de-sac or open ended streets
H5.5 Road Suffix
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AS/NZS 4819:2003 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION-RURAL AND URBAN ADDRESSING
PREFACE
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 APPLICATION
1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.4 DEFINITIONS
1.4.1 Address (rural or urban)
1.4.2 Address point
1.4.3 Address site
1.4.4 Alias address
1.4.5 Address site name
1.4.6 Centroid
1.4.7 Complex site
1.4.8 Cul-de-sac
1.4.9 Custodian
1.4.10 Datum point
1.4.11 Discontinuous road
1.4.12 Focal section
1.4.13 Geocode
1.4.14 GNAF (GEOCODED NATIONAL ADDRESS FILE)
1.4.15 Jurisdiction
1.4.16 Land parcel (also parcel or lot)
1.4.17 Locali
1.4.18 May
1.4.19 Metadata
1.4.20 Neighbourhood
1.4.21 Numeral plate
1.4.22 Principal address
1.4.23 Private road
1.4.24 Property
1.4.25 Public road
1.4.26 Redevelopment
1.4.27 Right of way
1.4.28 Rural address number
1.4.29 Rural address number plate
1.4.30 Shall
1.4.31 Should
1.4.32 Start point
1.4.33 Suburb
1.4.34 Terminal point
1.4.35 Urban address number
1.4.36 Utility
1.4.37 Water access
SECTION 2 RURAL ADDRESSING
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 OBJECTIVE AND PRINCIPLES
2.2.1 Objective
2.2.2 Principles
2.3 APPLICATION
2.4 REQUIREMENTS
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Types of access
2.4.3 Road access
2.4.4 Freeways (motorways)
2.4.5 State highways
2.4.6 Main roads and arterial roads (Australia only)
2.4.7 Treatment of secondary, tourist and regional roads
2.4.8 Local roads
2.4.9 Road name signs
2.4.10 Number signs
2.5 APPLICATIONS AND GUIDELINES
2.5.1 General
2.5.2 Referral
2.5.3 Water/air access
2.5.4 Highways and major roads
2.5.5 Non-conforming roads
2.5.6 Additional signage
2.5.7 Complexities
SECTION 3 URBAN ADDRESSING
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 OBJECTIVE AND PRINCIPLES
3.2.1 Objective
3.2.2 Principles
3.3 APPLICATION
3.4 REQUIREMENTS
3.4.1 General
3.4.2 Types of urban address
3.4.3 Start point-Numbering
3.4.4 Numbering new developments
3.4.5 Renumbering existing developments
3.4.6 Road names
3.4.7 Freeways/motorways
3.4.8 State highways
3.4.9 State highways in New Zealand
3.4.10 Main roads (Australia only)
3.4.11 Geocoding
3.4.12 Dual names (New Zealand)
3.4.13 Signage
3.5 IMPLEMENTATION
SECTION 4 COMPLEX SITE ADDRESSING
4.1 GENERAL
4.2 APPLICATION
4.3 REQUIREMENTS
4.4 EXAMPLES OF COMPLEX ADDRESS SITES
SECTION 5 ALIAS ADDRESS MANAGEMENT
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 APPLICATION
5.3 ALIAS ADDRESS TYPES
5.3.1 General
5.3.2 Principal address
5.3.3 Complex addresses
5.3.4 Road name
5.3.5 Locality
5.3.6 Corner address sites
5.3.7 Service addresses
SECTION 6 GEOCODING
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 APPLICATION
6.3 REQUIREMENTS
6.3.1 General
6.3.2 Coordinate System
6.3.3 Coordinates
6.3.4 Geocoded address site features
6.3.5 Accuracy
6.4 GEOCODE EXAMPLES
SECTION 7 MANAGEMENT AND TRANSFER OF TEMPORAL ADDRESS INFORMATION
7.1 GENERAL
7.2 APPLICATION
7.3 TEMPORAL CHANGES
APPENDIX A - GUIDELINES FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF RURAL ADDRESSING
A1 GENERAL
A2 OBJECTIVE OF RURAL ADDRESSING
A3 PRELUDE
A3.1 General
A3.2 Locality boundaries
A3.3 Road names
A3.4 Optional additional information
A4 PREPARATION
A4.1 Map coverage
A4.2 Rate records
A4.3 Publicity
A5 NUMBER MEASUREMENT
A5.1 General
A5.2 Field methods
A5.3 Office method
A5.4 Hybrid method
A6 NUMBER ALLOCATION
A6.1 General
A6.2 From field data
A6.3 From office data
A7 SUPPLY OF NUMBER SIGNS
A8 ADVICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS/OCCUPIERS
A8.1 General
A8.2 Form of advice
A9 ADJUSTMENT OF RECORDS
A10 ADVICE TO OTHER AGENCIES
A11 MAINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM
A11.1 General
A11.2 Promoting system usage
A11.3 Allocation of new numbers
APPENDIX B - JURISDICTIONAL ROAD AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX C - CUSTODIAL AGENCIES FOR MAINTAINING JURISDICTIONAL ADDRESS DATA
APPENDIX D - JURISDICTIONAL RURAL ADDRESSING FACILITATION OR IMPLEMENTATION AUTHORITIES
APPENDIX E - SUBURB AND LOCALITY BOUNDARIES-AUSTRALIA ONLY
APPENDIX F - SAMPLE FIELD SHEET 1
APPENDIX G - SAMPLE FIELD SHEET 2
APPENDIX H - GUIDELINES FOR USE IN ASSIGNING ADDRESSES (AUSTRALIA ONLY)
H1 SCOPE
H2 BACKGROUND
H3 LEGACY ADDRESSES
H4 ASSIGNMENT OF ADDRESSES
H4.1 General
H4.2 Unit Type and Number
H4.3 Level Type and Number
H4.4 Address Number (Road Number)
H4.5 Road name (Road_Name + Road_Type + Road_Suffix)
H4.6 Locality Name
H4.7 Postcode
H4.8 State or Territory
H4.9 Complex addressing
H5 ROAD TYPES
H5.1 General
H5.2 Culs-de-sac
H5.3 Open ended streets
H5.4 Either culs-de-sac or open ended streets
H5.5 Road Suffix
Amendments
Previous versions
AS/NZS 4819:2003
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