> I guess its technically not an IB zip code all though my client at
> 92154 mainly services the Imerial Beach area. Any way to trick the
> Geocoding for a specifc case like this?

If you know what answer you want, why geocode at all?

Looking at your example, it's doing what it's told - finding the
nearest 'Center' to the centroid of a given zipcode.
If your client doesn't want that, perhaps because they allocate which
Center covers which postcodes by some other means than simple crows-
flies distance ... then do something else.   What criteria do they use
to decide your map is giving the wrong answer?
Do they maintain a list of which postcodes are for which Center - use
that instead of geocoding.  Make it flexible by geocoding if you can't
find it in the known list.  Get the client to specify what they
actually want!

cheers, Ross K

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