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Ms. Hardy said Ponderosa is required to fund four locations for "Your Speed" sign monitors. They will work closely with staff to determine the most appropriate locations for those signs. Ms. Ayala believed the concern about construction hours was more a concern about construction traffic that may use Mohr. She asked if most of the larger construction vehicles would be using Valley Avenue? Mr. Hardy said that was correct. There would be very limited construction traffic on Mohr or Kamp. Ms. Ayala referred to the 24-hour hotline for neighbors to call if there were concerns and wanted to make certain notice of the number was given. Ms. Hardy said that was correct. The hotline will be a recording, but it will be monitored constantly. She noted the Ponderosa offices are in Pleasanton and they will be very involved with this process and will respond to concems immediately. She asked the proposed price for the duet homes. Ms. Hardy said it is difficult to set that price now. It is market-sensitive at the time the homes are actually released for purchase. They expect the price to be in the mid $400,000s. That will be evaluated later. The estate homes will be about $1 million. Ms. Michelotti asked about the square footage. Ms. Hardy said the smallest duet was 1,400 sq. ft. and the other is about 1,800 sq. fi. The smallest single-family house will be 2,100 to 2,200 sq. fi. Ms. Michelotti noted that the current price for homes of 1,400 to 1,800 sq. ft. is $400,000 and above. Mayor Pico asked for discussion of the questions raised by staff in the staff report and straw votes were taken with the following results: a) reserve land for OSC expansion - No; b) second-position option for school option site - No; c) carports for senior apartments - yes, include a reasonable number of carports mixed among affordable and market rate units; d) connection to Iron Horse trail - support as proposed (not through Lot 152); e) whole house fans - optional; f) inclusionary housing/affordability component is satisfactory; g) Affordable Housing Agreement - satisfactory; h) traffic pattern, calming features and off-site traffic mitigations are satisfactory; i.) Growth Management allocation - satisfactory; j) whether any other aspect of the project should be modified - Council had no recommendations. Mayor Pico indicated the only issue that had caused some discussion was the carports. He referred to a comment that as the project and the tenants age, there may be a lesser need for carports than what might he considered today. He suggested that staff review the project and determine the lesser number of carports that would be required for the project in ten years and Pleasanton City Council 16 08/20/02 Minutes