If a location must be described between blocks but nearby construction alters nearby landmarks, what is recommended?

• A. Include nearby landmarks or cross streets to aid confirmation.
• B. Use only the block numbers.
• C. Avoid landmarks and rely on numbers.
• D. Create a new location description independent of landmarks.

Answer: (A)

Using cross streets or nearby landmarks provides a reliable way to confirm a location when construction changes or obscures landmarks. Describing between blocks helps, but adding these extra reference points gives responders multiple, stable cues to verify the exact spot, reducing the chance of confusion if landmarks shift. Relying only on block numbers or avoiding landmarks can lead to miscommunication, and creating a description that ignores landmarks defeats a practical way to confirm location in real time. So include nearby cross streets or landmarks to aid confirmation.