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DRAFT Commissioner Pearce stated that on page 6, it is stated that the pool area will be designed to be ADA accessible, adding that this was also directed by the City Council. She noted, however, that this was not listed in the conditions. Chair Olson agreed that it was included in the 36 -unit development description but not in the conditions. Mr. Pavan replied that it is not specifically listed in the conditions as this is addressed by the CBC. He explained that in this type of project, the pool area must meet CBC requirements for ADA accessibility, although not necessarily the pool itself. He added that the applicant has indicated that a lift is normally required by the CBC and that it could be added as a condition. Referring to the hours of construction, Commissioner Narum suggested that, given the density of the complex and the amount of grading to be done by louder equipments, no work be allowed on Saturdays to give neighboring residents a couple of days of quiet. She added that she has no objection to quieter work such as painting on Saturdays. Mr. Pavan noted that allowing Saturday construction would decrease the total construction time for the entire project. Commissioner Pentin stated that he did not believe it would take long to complete the grading. Commissioner Pearce noted that construction is typically done during the weekdays. Mr. Pavan suggested that noisy construction activity such as demolition, grading, and framing be limited to Monday through Friday, and interior work to Saturdays. The Commission agreed and directed staff to revise Condition No. 20 to limit the noisy activities to Monday through Friday and to allow quieter activities from Monday through Saturday. Commissioner Pentin inquired if the Commissioners would support having two bathrooms on the ground -floor units with one of them having a roll -in shower. The Commissioners concurred. Commissioner Narum applauded the applicant for making an effort to adhere to the conditions; however, she expressed concern that there is no real open space on the property. She noted that there is usually some grass around pools for people to run around and indicated that if one of the three -story units were taken out and replaced with grass, it would provide some open space area. DRAFT EXCERPTS: PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, 3/10/2010 Page 5 of 8