My case might be a little different because its a small lot and the two streets intersect so id basically be moving the address around the corner, however walking to your mailbox in one location would have a different feel than on the busy street side.

What about public areas like street intersections?

I am developing a group of commercial properties on a prominent intersection in homestead and another group is developing the other side of the intersection--a $10M project.

Busy intersections with stop lights seem to work best.

I'd try to find some easily visible indicators (eg fence corners, fence intersections, fence lines extended to a ROW, etc.).

That's important to understand.The reason I like probate is that it represents the ultimate intersection of compounded people and often property problems. 

Thanks If it is on 9 mile/middlebelt intersection.

Asheville is basically the intersection of Interstate 40 and Interstate 26 and has a lot of surrounding towns.

Did required testing and the ground is a little dirty but they are only requiring ground well monitoring.The land is located on a busy intersection between and interstate and US highway.

They both need a gable above (again, matching the pitch of the existing gable, just not nearly as large) slightly wider than the window opening, intersecting/cross-gabling the roof.The window on the far left is extremely small, and disproportionate with the others.