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<br />Section 2: ADDRESSING I ADDRESSING MAINTENANCE <br /> <br />92.01 <br />Subject: <br /> <br />Addressing and mapping requests <br /> <br />Reference: ACSEC policy on participation with the U.S. Census Bureau <br /> <br />Source: <br /> <br />Policy: <br /> <br />9 2.02 <br />Subject: <br /> <br />December 14, 1998 memo to a regional council <br /> <br />Requests made by the U.S. Bureau of Census for locally developed <br />addressing data is supported by ACSEC. Local governments are <br />encouraged to assist in data acquisition for Census 2000. The ACSEC <br />does not believe that there are any confidentiality issues associated with <br />the Census Bureau requests, unless the information provided contains <br />MSAG or customer record data for which confidentiality agreements <br />have been executed with the local serving telephone company or the <br />USPS. In these cases, it would be up to the local government to <br />determine how best to convey any applicable information without <br />breaching confidentiality agreements. The ACSEC recommends that <br />documents containing confidential information be reviewed under the <br />supervision of local government staff. <br /> <br />Rural addressing authority <br /> <br />Reference: County Road & Bridge Act; ACSEC internal policy <br /> <br />Source: <br /> <br />Policy: <br /> <br />November 23, 1998 letter on addressing guidelines and projects <br /> <br />The ACSEC has broad oversight and provides funding for the many <br />Texas counties' rural addressing projects whereby local councils of <br />governments provide oversight and coordination. Yet, the ultimate <br />authority for county addressing projects lies within the local county <br />government as stipulated in the County Road and Bridge Act. County <br />commissioners courts adopt their own set of addressing guidelines and <br />procedures through a resolution process. ACSEC cannot dictate policy <br />regarding street names and signage in a local government's area and <br />must defer to the local county commissioners court <br /> <br />ACSEC Policies and Procedures <br />Februarf 1999 <br /> <br />Page 10 <br />