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Example 1 – business databaseA business database could be held separately and linked to the LLPG suchthat each business holds a single UPRN representing the BLPU within whichit exists. This would be preferable to holding business names as SAONs,which would complicate the LLPG and make it very difficult to maintain. Herethere would typically be a one to many link between the LLPG and theBusiness Database (one UPRN could have many businesses against it).One to ManyBLPUBusiness RecordBusiness RecordBusiness RecordBusiness RecordBusiness RecordExample 2 – housing database3.6.4 A database of housing estates and blocks (for service charge allocationetc) could also be held as a separate database. This would bepreferable to holding entire housing estates as BLPUs within the LLPGpurely for attaching data against them. Here there would be a many toone relationship between the LLPG and the Housing database whereMany UPRNS would be referenced by a Single housing estate or blockrecord.Many to OneBLPUBLPUBLPUBLPUBLPUHousing BlockVersion : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 20
4.1 Introduction4. Land and Property Identifiers - LPIs4.1.1 There is a huge potential for different practices to be employed bydifferent Local Custodians interpreting BS 7666 in different ways to suitsituations encountered across the length and breadth of England &Wales. This has especially been the case with non-postallyaddressable features, and a large selection of examples in thiscategory, with in many cases alternative acceptable options, isincluded at Appendix D. The advice in this section is intended toincrease the degree of consistency within the national dataset.4.1.2 In some areas rigorous Street Naming and Numbering techniques maynot have been applied, or may not have been effective. It issuggested that there may be a need, occasionally, for a pro-activeexercise to be undertaken by Street Naming & Numbering Officers torectify situations where addresses are either very confused, or wherefull address attribute data simply does not exist. Examples where thisscenario may apply are old industrial estates, or streets which passfrom one administrative area to another, where residents have overtime used different forms of postal address.4.1.3 The information included within the PAON should be selected accordingto the following hierarchy:Premise numberPremise nameBusiness nameDescriptionThe premise number and/or premise name are of equal status; if bothexist, as with a dwelling, then both should be used.Part 3 para.5.6.14.1.4 A SAON may be located within the same building as the PAON,e.g. a flat within a block, or it may be part or all of a different buildinglocated within a widely defined PAON, e.g. “OUTPATIENTS’DEPARTMENT” at “ADDENBROOKES HOSPITAL”.Part 3 para 4.1Version : 4Date: 18/02/05 Page 21
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