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:~ RACHEL RO5ENFELD of 123 Robin Road spoke against cl-,antint her address to 508 Robinette Court. She is in fa~•or of changing the gural Routes. HoFe~'er, sloe does riot support changing the name of roads. STEPHEN DllNCAN of 127 Robinette Court spoke in opposition to chanting his address. He stated that the local mercY,ants will nvt want to cash a check where the Drivers' License disagrees with the checks. The Uri•:ers' License will need to be chanced within 30 dares.. LYNNE pllNCAN of 127 Robinette Court spoke in opposition to chanting her address. CUh~iISSIONER MARSHALL asked Collins to brieflti* explain wh~• the house numbers were changed to :,00 rather than bein; left in the 100's. CULLINS indicated that this is probabl~* the principle concern that has been expressed thus fsr. The system is based on a grid and the major caordinants for the grid basically split the county in quarters. He indicated on the map the divisions. He stated that by the time you get to the Southern end of the count-, if a person lives on a street that runs in a.north/south direction the numbers mad- be up in tl,e 1700. House numbers are assigned on ~D foot increments, so that if anti- subdit-ision of the propertzr occurs, sufficient latitude is left far additional l~,ouse numr~ers. Di1NCAN stated that his major concern has not that the numbers were so hitii, but rather that existing street numbers which were warl~ing perfectly- well wsre bEin; changed. He felt that public serrices would not be impx•ot-ed. CHAI&b;AN CARER commented that in the long run when t;,e area is built up, the new house numbering system is intended to enable emergence- ~~eiiicles to find ti~eir designationbeatherlast timeethathresidentsrHouldshamehtolchangeltheiraaddresses,that this would COMMISSIUNERSHARTWELL stated he still belie~-es that a computer system could hate two different "look ups" without significantly increasing the cost or complexity of the computerized emergenc1 dispatch system. He mentioned that he felt that the line would have to be drawn at some point. For example, Cobb Terrace would probably never be renumbered. Consequentlt, any system will have to make provisions for leaning the grid system at some point. He su;gested that there would be wisdom in leaving the grid sz-stem w•henet•er it best serves the interests of the residents. RICHARD REAM of 5311 Hidawa~- Tirive spoke in opposition to the proposal to chance the addresses. THE Pi1BLIC HEARING WA5 CLUSED. A motion has made b~~ Commissioner *isrshall, secarded b;r Chairm'n Care', to appro~•e -...,:-; ...,,-.y WILLIAM TUW of 100 Carl Urive spal:e in ofposition to tl-,e : ssigr,ment of house YY .. numbers. He feels it an incorn-enience and an unnrcessar•~- e~PEnse for t.".° Count- and for the citizens. He asked that this cl~at,te not occur. ANN CRAh'FORaDtioned whrfherrnumbereonoWarrenhCourt~wasrbein~uchsnged~~ouSLenasled~. However, .,he q that 1,ex• number remain 117 ~rsrren Court. y s ;, 3 ^