Inspectable Item: Mailboxes and Project Signs
Notes
Level 1 Signs Damaged is worth less than one tenth.
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Just in case someone is wondering: project signs mean the sign at the entrance with the property name - NOT stop signs, no parking, and other types of signs - just the property name sign alone.
| Mailboxes/Project Signs (Site) |
| Mailbox is a public container where mail is deposited for distribution and collection. This does not include mailboxes owned and maintained by the U.S. Postal Service, such as the “Blue Boxes.” Project signs are boards, posters, or placards displayed in a public place to advertise, impart information, or give directions. This does not include signs owned and maintained by the city. |
| This inspectable item can have the following deficiencies: |
| Mailbox Missing/Damaged |
| Signs Damaged |
| Mailbox Missing/Damaged (Mailboxes/Project Signs—Site) |
| Deficiency: The U.S. Postal Service resident/unit mailbox is either missing or so damaged that it does not function properly. |
| Note: Do not inspect commercial deposit boxes, FedEx, UPS, etc., or U.S. Postal Service “blue boxes.” |
| Level of Deficiency: |
| - Level 1: N/A |
| - Level 2: N/A |
| - Level 3: The U.S. Postal Service resident/unit mailbox cannot be locked. |
| -OR- |
| The U.S. Postal Service resident/unit mailbox is missing or so damaged that it does not function properly. |
| Signs Damaged (Mailboxes/Project Signs—Site) |
| Deficiency: The project sign is not legible or readable because of deterioration or damage. |
| Level of Deficiency: |
| - Level 1: The sign is damaged, vandalized, or deteriorated, and cannot be read from a reasonable distance (for example, 20 feet). |
| - Level 2: N/A |
| - Level 3: N/A |