
Thank you for pointing that out. To clarify, USPS is a U.S. government agency, and its address data is not copyrighted under U.S. law (17 U.S.C. § 105). I used USPS only to confirm the standardized spelling/format of the address, not by copying any proprietary or licensed dataset.  This was confirmed. We can remove the source if you prefer. As it is technically from multiple sources. Perhaps I was attempting too much detail.

This information was also cross-reference with local county property related records. The same for the house type or the legal definition in the local municipality for house type as they have different legal rules for definitions even though they may appear similar in appearance. Particularly with whether the land and or the building is centrally managed and/or owned and taxed individually, the name of the type of style will be legally changed. I can look into it further but I do not yet see terrace as an option in this municipality so I use the legal definition from the documents provided. That said, I will review your links as well. Thank you for that information.

There have been a number of addressing mistakes with more than one public maps on this street due to rapid congested growth and the liquidation of address numbering. Particularly, worse yet with renumbering along the subtle street name changes on the same route close by.  I'm always happy to discuss further. 

Happy regards. 







