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Planning Commission Meeting Agenda Packet 05132026
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inspections, and related coordination, would be limited to 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 <br />p.m., Monday through Saturday. Aside from homeowner work, no construction <br />is permitted on Sundays or State or Federal holidays. Any request for extended <br />hours for specific activities (such as concrete pouring) would require approval <br />from the Director of Community and Economic Development. All construction <br />equipment must meet DMV noise standards and be properly muffled. <br />With respect to portable toilets and sanitation concerns, if any portable <br />toilets/sanitation units are used during construction, it must be located on the <br />project site and positioned as far as feasible from existing residences. They are <br />required to be set back at least ten feet from any street or gutter and at least 50 <br />feet from any storm drain inlet. If a 50-foot separation from a storm drain inlet is <br />not feasible, Best Management Practices (BMPs), such as secondary <br />containment and protective barriers, must be implemented to prevent runoff <br />from entering the storm drain system. Portable toilets must also be secured to <br />prevent tipping and serviced regularly to prevent odor. <br />In addition, all construction must comply with the California Building Code and <br />applicable stormwater, dust-control, and debris-control requirements. <br />Contractors are responsible for maintaining a safe and orderly site, preventing <br />debris from entering the public right-of-way, and ensuring public streets are not <br />blocked without proper authorization. Construction-related parking must <br />comply with standard parking regulations. <br />The City enforces applicable codes and conditions of approval, and if the <br />project proceeds and issues arise during construction, concerns may be <br />reported to the Senior Code Enforcement Office, Mark Dennis, for follow-up. <br />We also encourage neighbors to communicate directly with property owners <br />regarding anticipated concerns, as early communication can often help <br />minimize misunderstandings and disruptions. <br />Please feel free to contact me before 5p on March 4, 2026, if you have any <br />further questions or comments. <br />Thank you again for reaching out. <br />Kindest regards, <br />Natalie
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