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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, August 24, 2009 Page 12 b. Public Hearing Regarding the OSAKA Roseville, Inc. Application for On- Sale Intoxicating Liquor License Finance Director Miller summarized the request of OSAKA Roseville, Inc. for an On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor License at 1675 West County Road C (Byerly's Strip Mall). Mr. Miller noted that the applicant had been invited, but was not present. Councilmember Roe confirmed with Mr. Miller that the applicant had been pro- vided with information on the City's optional server training. Mayor Klausing opened and closed the Public Hearing at 7:48 p.m. to receive public comment, with no one appearing to speak. c. Public Hearing Regarding Request to Extend Working Hours for Twin Lakes Infrastructure Project City Engineer Debra Bloom summarized the request of Eureka Construction, Inc., performing road and utility construction work east of Cleveland, north of County Road C and south of County Road C-2 for the City of Roseville for construction of Mount Ridge Road from Twin Lakes Parkway to County Road C-2 and con- struction of Twin Lakes Parkway from Cleveland Avenue to Mount Ridge Road. The contractor requests a variance to Roseville City Code, Section 405.03 (Hourly Restrictions of Certain Operations), should it be necessary based on weather-related circumstances, which would permit construction activities to be- gin at 7:00 a.m. rather than 9:00 a.m. on Saturdays from August 29 -November 21, 2009, due to a construction project completion deadline of December 31, 2009. Ms. Bloom confirmed that staff had exceeded the proscribed notice area, provid- ing notice to properties bounded by County Road D, Fairview Avenue, County Road C and Cleveland Avenue to make sure all impacted residents received no- tice. Ms. Bloom noted that, while the project deadline was stated as December 31, 2009, realistically based on weather constraints, work was anticipated to be completed by Thanksgiving of 2009. Discussion included location of the current construction site to the nearest resi- dential property, estimated at 1 /8 mile distance on the other side of Langton Lake; types of noise impacts (diesel engines, tailgate banging as trucks were emptied, and back-up alarms) and mitigation for curb, sodding and landscape installations. Ms. Bloom confirmed that staff had received no phone or a-mail responses to the mailed notices; and that no complaints have been received to-date on the project, but had instead been receptive to working with staff in completion of the project.