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(+) BENEFITS: Existing Businesses: the P.O.A.'s expense of replacing nonconforming (deteriorated) or missing road signs. The proposed road designation requirement would not have an impact on present addresses; homeowners would be able to continue using their present road designations. Road "number" designation requirements would result in more efficient emergency service response. (N/A) COSTS: Existing businesses would not have any direct costs due to the proposed' road designation requirements. (+) BENEFITS: More efficient emergency service and other address dependent service response. Emergency Services: (N/A) COSTS: Cost to Emergency Services would consist of staff time needed to update data bases with reference to roads in the County that presently have "name" designations only. Such an update would occur over a period of time, thus minimizing staff time beyond normal tasks and duties. Emergency Services Cont'd. (+) BENEFITS: The requirement of road "number" designations would aid emergency service field personnel (i.e. ambulance drivers) in locating addresses more readily. Postal Service (-) COSTS: The Postal Service (Vero Beach) has expressed concern that the proliferation of roads with dual designations would result in confusion and difficulty regarding postal delivery. While the Postal Service has mastered delivery on existing roads with two designations (i.e.: Glendale Road, 8th Street), the Vero Beach Postmaster has recently indicated that the Postal Service would prefer that roads have one designation only, either a "number" or a "name". (+) BENEFITS: The Postal Service has acknowledged that the requirement of road "number" designations (only) would be beneficial regarding the delivery of mail. 29 BOOK 70 F.,,X 66