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Supervisors approve 'Arrowhead Lane' to resolve addressing gap
Summary
To address an addressing sequence gap created by a newly built house, the board approved renaming the county right‑of‑way 'Arrowhead Lane' so the county can assign consistent addresses to nearby properties.
County staff presented a map showing a newly constructed house that falls between existing addresses 2750 and 2752, leaving no available address number in the current sequence. Staff recommended renaming the right‑of‑way to allow sequential addressing and avoid confusion for certificates of occupancy and emergency response.
After a short recap and confirmation that previously suggested names had been withdrawn, a supervisor moved to adopt the staff recommendation; the board voted to change the road name to "Arrowhead Lane." The change was framed as an administrative step to correct addressing and facilitate issuance of a certificate of occupancy for the new home.
Staff said the recommended name was chosen because it is unique within the county and would permit the county to
