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The document is an Address/Name Change Request Form from the Department of Public Works & Engineering, specifically for the Building Code Enforcement Branch. It collects applicant information, project details, and the type of request (address or name change), along with a reason for the request. An authorization letter from the current permit holder is required for processing, and requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

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Who assigns mailing addresses?

The Postal Service neither assigns addresses nor designates an address as Residential or Commercial. Land use and zoning information can be found at your local government office. Street addresses are created by the local government office that has jurisdiction over the area where the streets are located.

What requires a building permit in Houston?

A building permit is required for most residential projects inside the corporate city of Houston limits; these include, but are not limited to: Construction work on new or existing buildings.

How do I change my address in Harris County?

To request an address change, please complete a copy of the CE-1212 Address or Name Change Request Form. Please email a completed copy of the CE-1212 Address or Name Change Request Form to hpcaddressing.team@houstontx.gov. Please fax a completed copy of the CE-1212 Address or Name Change Request Form to 832.395.

Who governs Harris County?

Harris County Government Counties use a Commissioners Court system of governance while municipalities/cities use a mayor-council or council-manager system. A County Commissioners Court is made up of five members: one at large County Judge and four Commissioners each representing a distinct precinct.

Who assigns addresses in Harris County?

A: The property owner or property owners authorized agent is responsible for assigning their own identifying numbers/units, however for safety or 911 purposes sequential order is required.