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Department, and ambulance service requested the City to resolve the problem. Although the staff had presented another solution to the e Planning Commission, it had no difficulty with the Planning Commis- sion's recommendation to retain the name "Goodpasture Island Road" and modify the addresses. However, it did recommend that the Council delete the third recommendation of the Planning Commission--retaining the number 450 for the mobile home park--because that even number is on the odd-number side of the street. No ex parte contacts or conflicts of interest were declared by Councilors. Staff notes and minutes were entered into the record. Public hearing was opened. Testifying for the street name change: Harold Greer, 1280 Goodpasture Island Road, expressed support for the Planning Commission recommendation. He said the neighborhood group and all residents that could be reached also support the recommenda- tion. Since Goodpasture Island Road has several turns (thus changing the direction for numbering purposes), he saw no need to change the address of the mobile home park. There being no further testimony, the public hearing was closed. CB 1988--An ordinance retaining the name IIGoodpasture Island Road" for the e entire street extending from Valley River Drive to Norkenzie Road; that address numbers be modified only on that portion of Goodpasture Island Road between Valley River Drive and Delta Highway; and that the modification of address numbers retain the number 450 for the mobile home park and renumber other properties accordingly. Mr. Delay asked if retaining the 450 address would present a major problem. Manager responded that perhaps emergency vehicles would go to the wrong side of the street when called as the entire city is numbered with odd numbers on the east side of the street. Mr. Keller asked if the staff saw the address change as a problem for residents. He noted that the Post Office delivers mail sent to both old and new addresses for a year. Mr. Saul replied that the staff felt that a year was enough time not to cause problems. Mr. Obie felt that a year for change was reasonable; therefore, all addresses should be put in order. Mr. Obie moved, seconded by Mr. Delay, to amend the motion deleting that portion of the ordinance which states, II . . . and that the modification of address numbers retain the number 450 for the mobile home park and renumber other properties accordinglY.1I Motion passed 6:1. Councilor Hamel voted no. e tf96 9/10/79--6