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3. ON THE AGENDA. Mazy Roberts, 1666 Frog Hill Lane, discussed her negative experience with construction hours in her residential azea. She noted that many dump trucks had driven up and down the adjacent road eazly on a Saturday and was concerned that the condition for only weekday construction in residential azeas had not been included in recent applications. She understood that would not usually apply in an industrial azea unless it was interior work. In response to an inquiry by Commissioner Blank whether such violations would be subject to Code Enforcement, Ms. Decker confirmed that would be the case. She added that residential homeowners were often allowed to do work on Saturday for projects that were small in nature such as additions. She noted that new home construction adjacent to existing residential azeas were often limited to Mondays through Fridays; further limits to those hours were at the Planning Commission's discretion. Ms. Roberts noted that sometimes homeowners using nail guns could be as loud as contractors. She added that the project in question had already been identified and the matter handled. Commissioner Blank noted that the Code Enforcement Officers worked on weekdays and inquired whom neighbors should contact for weekend violations. Ms. Decker replied that Code Enforcement could be reached Monday through Friday, but that she would have to look into the staff contact regazding weekend complaints. She added that several complaints had been received regazding construction crews that start staging their equipment at 7:30 a.m. in order to start work at 8:00 a.m. and that staff was examining the possibility of shifting the hours due to those incidents. 4. REVISIONS AND OMISSIONS TO THE AGENDA Acting Chairperson Fox noted that staff had received a request from Ponderosa Homes to continue Item 6 b Vestine Tentative Man 7721 Ponderosa Homes to the meeting of December 27, 2006. She indicated that staff worked with the other department staff on the conditions of approval and would like additional time and staff resources to develop more definitive language for some of the conditions. She advised that because this item had been noticed and included in the agenda, the public hearing for that item would be opened for any speakers and would remain open until the hearing on December 27. Ms. Decker advised that staff requested that the Planning Commission allow Item 6.b. to be heazd before Item 6.a. for the purposes of opening the public hearing and then continuing the project. Acting Chairperson Fox noted that a request had been received to consider Item 8.e., A_nnointment of Two Commissioners to the Heritage Tree Board of Anneals for 2007, before the Public Hearing items. PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES December 13, 2006 Page 2 of 26