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Additionally, the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (page 49) requires: "All trucks hauling excavated materials shall be covered with tarpaulins or other effective covers". Additionally, staff requested the applicant provide an estimate of trips and quantity of off-haul material due to site grading. RJA estimated that there would be 148,000 cubic yards of material off hauled which would require approximately 12,333 truck trips. In addition to the conditions noted above, the City conditions all projects to replace any damaged off-site improvements as determined by the City Engineer. This condition exists in the original PUD-05 approval which states: 114. Any damage to existing street improvements during construction on the subject property shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the City Engineer at full expense to the project development. This shall include slurry seal, overly, or street reconstruction if deemed warranted by the City Engineer. The Planning Commission may wish to repeat the condition in Exhibit B to ensure that it is captured and that no misunderstanding will occur at the end of the project. sports court The Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan (page 31) states: "Tennis courts should not be permitted on existing slopes which exceed seven percent." Projects lying within the Vineyard Avenue Corridor Specific Plan Area are often located on hillsides. Any sport would create an echo effect during play within this area. The City has begun a practice of not allowing sports courts within this area for noise considerations. 8. The Continued Use of the Well by the Chrismans After City Water Service is Provided to their Property There is an existing well on the property owned by the Brozoskys that adjoins the Chrismans' property. It is a joint well in the sense that the Brozoskys and the Chrismans use the well for domestic and non-domestic purposes. Although located on the Brozoskys' property, it is undisputed that the Chrismans have a legal right to use the well and have an easement over and on the Brozoskys' property for maintenance, etc. purposes. The Chrismans continued use of this well after City water service is provided to their property has been the subject of considerable discussion when this project was originally approved and during this proposed modification. Case No. PUD-OS-02M 13 Planning Commission