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e~ular City C®uncil l~eetin~ 1Vg®nclay, July 23, 2007 Pale 39 Mayor Klausing's listed questions from public comments. Mr. Lindgren provided responses as outlined in specific areas of the EAW, and pointed out those responses for public information. Mr. Paschke noted that the majority of the items would be part of the PLTL7 condi- tions and drafted in a PUD Agreement to provide monitoring and ac- countability. City Attorney Anderson concurred with Mr. Paschke that generally, the items addressed are conditions of the PUD Agreement. Mr. Anderson noted that the phrase "significant environmental affects" was not defined under the rules, Section 4410.0200, which dealt with land and physical characteristics. Responses were related to discharge issues; payment in lieu of taxes unrelated to tonight's EAW discussion; percentage of forest lands and government agency interpretation and/or calculation of coverage is- sues, specifically related to the ball field and field house; coverage along Lydia Avenue and loss of trees, landscaping and ber- ming/screening issues identified and conditioned in the PUD to be re- viewed by the Planning Commission, and more akin to Site Plan ap- proval. Mr. Lindgren advised that the Site Plan continued to change as environmental and neighborhood concerns were addressed, creating additional revisions and was common for land use approval during the course of the process. Mr. Lindgren noted that this also accounted for relocation of some of the proposed buildings. r. T® s®n, T A C®nsutants Mr. Thompson, representing the College, discussed the trees along Lydia, advising that it was anticipated that there would be tree re- moval, but not in the creek area to the west of the proposed ball field. Councilmember Pust questioned how the College would address po- tential safety issues along Lydia. Mr. Thompson advised that this would need to be discussed and de- sign elements incorporated to sufficiently berm and protect that area, along with possible orientation of buildings and the ball field itself.