Gripe : ‘Every Building Should Have a Street Number’
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MILTON L. TAUBKIN
Los Angeles
I wonder how many people are frustrated as much as I am with trying to find a home or business by its street number. I am amazed that it is possible to go down a whole street in some areas without a building having a number on it.
I would like others to also lend their voices by insisting that every building have a street number clearly marked on it for identification. There ought to be a “law” to that effect. No?
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