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R,Ovab Servi' ces TEL :6 1 -628-69 1 7 Feb 10 98 16 :20 003 P ,02 i Page 2 of 3 Paragraph 2 . (con't) 241 Public safety -what will be placed around the stockpiled rubble to prevent rats,mice,mosquitoes, f1 ies and other vermin from infesting the place and becomj,ng a nuisance to the safety of the community? 3*Additional costs- who gill ultimately pay for the extremely high costs of cleaning up the ground water and the natural wetland just East of the Project? Keeping in mind that there will be many hundreds of pounds of salt,lime, tar l a sphalt and other caustic agents leaching from the stockpile of concrete while it awaits the convenience of the road rebuilders. Paragraph 3.The vague reference to "construction ion season in 2000" suggests to me that very little will be dome during 1998 and ..9 9 9 and then we w3-11 suffer great I y throughout the year of 2000 when the contractors are finally forced to bring in the appropriate equipment to complete the 3 ob. I suspect: this from my own experience on construction caws and having watched the comedy team of street renovators here in Roseville . They must be entertainers because they ]peep getting called back for encore performances on one project after another. Paragraph 4 . what will happen if the road construction project runs over the "fine working days per occa s.ion}'? Will they be liable for leaving the partially finished roads impassable or will we, the TAXPAYERS, be told that we can continue suffering the leisurely pace of construction with no recourse, because we did not speak up beforehand? Paragraphs 5.Regarding the decli beis measured;at what distance from the project was this measurement planned to be monitored? Further,were all of the other quoted decibel measurements taken at the same distance under the same conditions, etc.