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7) Mr. Lawer requested the applicant expedite construction to minimize neighborhood impact. Response: The City will review a construction schedule and phasing plan before construction begins. The PUD development plan limits construction hours to Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 8) Mr. Lawer requested the applicant repave the entire areas of Cameron Avenue, Courtney Avenue, Nicole Avenue, Equestrian Drive, and Martin Avenue if damaged by construction traffic. Response: Cameron Avenue will be repaved in conjunction with the street realignment as required by the City Engineer. The City Engineer will require the applicant to repair any City street damaged as a result of this development's construction traffic upon investigation. Kelly Cousins (3736 Cameron Avenue) Ms. Cousins requested that City staff verify that once construction begins, the surrounding homes are protected from rodent infestation and from construction dust and noise and that access to public streets is maintained during construction. In response to Ms. Cousins comments, an updated vermin abatement plan is required with the Vesting Tentative Subdivision Map (VTSM) to control the off-migration of rodents from the site during grading and construction activities only, and an updated dust control plan is required with the VTSM; both plans will be reviewed by the Planning Commission. The PUD development plan limits construction hours to Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and requires that all construction equipment meet Department of Motor Vehicles noise standards and to be equipped with muffling devices. The City Engineer will review the access to the existing homes during construction with the construction phasing plan submitted before construction begins. Scott Woodall (3710 Cameron Avenue) Mr. Woodall stated his opposition to the proposed project in his letter to staff. His opposition is based on the proposed project's non-compliance with the purposes of the City's PUD district and review processes, the proposed project's timing given current market conditions and neighborhood re-sales, inadequate and incorrect surveys provided by the applicant of the property and of Cameron Avenue, ownership of Cameron Avenue, and inadequate environmental review. A summary of Mr. Woodall's comments and the staff replies to his comments follow: 1) Mr. Woodall requested the proposed major modification be submitted to the City Council for its approval. Response: The four-lot increase in density on the Lehman-Selway property from 27 lots of PUD-50 to the 31 lots of this proposal is a substantial change of the existing PUD Development Plan, i.e., a major modification. Section 18.68.080 A. Page 9 of 16