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 US 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