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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 17, 2019 Page 4 City's initial information had two tenants this would be done for and the infor- mation received today has six tenants. Mr. Greninger stated that was a misunderstanding in the original application. Originally his company was talking with staff and he did not know exactly how the application listed two. He reviewed it today and asked staff to revise the number of tenants. He noted his company is not asking for more time, there will be more done each night. There is a two-week window due to the elements and possible rain. Councilmember Etten noted the applicant mentioned a two-stage process, and asked how much time would each stage take approximately, assuming nothing will go wrong. Mr. Greninger explained the work goes pretty fast, especially at night. To demo, he thought it would take an hour or two. He thought the work would go from the time of store close to around 1:00-2:00 a.m. He noted the hammering would be the loudest noise and would be done during the demo process. He reviewed the demo process with the Council and indicated it would be approximately two to four hours from 9:00 p.m. Mayor Roe asked if the company was planning to work on as many of the tenant's sites on the same evening as possible or would it be one tenant per evening. Mr. Greninger thought with six tenants it would be half and half but will see how it goes and if it is smooth going then more tenants will be done at once. Mayor Roe reviewed public hearing protocol and opened the public hearing at ap- proximately 7:14 p.m. Public Comment Sister Rosemary Shinneman, 1179 California Drive Sister Shinneman indicated she lives in the apartments directly across from Rose- ville Center. She explained for weeks the residents have been putting up with noise during the day, knowing that is important, and are dealing with it. She not- ed in the evening from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., would mean normal people are sleeping, especially younger people who have jobs and need to be on the job. She also explained there are elderly people and residents who are not well. She was at the meeting because she believed that she has a right to protect herself from un- safe situations and she felt this was very unsafe. Noise is stress and it is wonder- ful to have no noise on Sunday. She explained before she came to the meeting, there was still noise of the construction dropping things into the trucks and if this were to happen at night, there would be no sleeping. This is directly across the street from her residence and would be very disruptive. The real issue is the jack-