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San Joaquin County Projed Desuip[ion include Saturdays and Sundays may be allowed through notice to adjacent residents and landowners, and prior approval of the Mountain House Community Services district for infrastructure construction. The first phase of Central Community Parkin the Town Center (grading and site improvements] is expected to begin in Spring of 2D22 and be completed within 18 months. Neighborhood j construction phase (grading and site improvements) is expected to begin in Spring 2422 and be completed within 18 months. Neighborhood 1 construction start phase (grading and site improvements) is expected to begin in the Spring of 2026 and be completed within Ill months. Neighborhood L construction phase C rading and site improvements] is expected to begin in Spring 2029 and be completed within IS months. Table 1-1. Project Phasing Neighborhood Stat Completion Town Center Spring 2022 Winter 2024 Neighborhood H Spring 2024 Fall 2026 Neighborhood j Spring 2D22 Fall 2024 Neighborhood K Fall 2024 Fall 2025 Neighborhood l Spring 2026 Fall 2027 Neighborhood L Spring 2029 Fall 2030 Source: Mountain House DeveEopers. LLC. 2021. 2.4.7.2 Construction Equipmentand Staging Typical equipment would be used during project construction, including dozers, leaders, duntp trucks, excavators, and backhoes. Pile driving is anticipated. Potential construction laydown and staging areas would be onsite in undeveloped areas or nearby depending on site acreage and availability of vacant sites. 2.4.7.3 Construction 'Employment The size of the construction work#'nrce wo uld vary during the different phases of construction of each neighborhood and the Town Center. On average, approximately 150 workers would be at the project site per day during peak construction activity. 2.4.7.4 Construction Grading Approximately 85% of the project's development area has been mass graded or otherwise disturbed pursuant to prior approvals. A significant amount of grading was previously completed in 2007 within neighborhoods I and 1 to establish rough grade elevations for the project and to create the storm water quality ponds. The project would require soil to be excavated; no structures would be demolished during site preparation. The project is expected to have an overall balance of sail, s o there should be no export or import of soil into or out of Mountain House The project site does not include any existing structures. so there would be no demolition. 2.5 Project Approvals The following county discretionary approvals would be required prior to development. Mountain House Master Nan and Spenfic Wan -I public Draft April 2422 Amendmen.s and Revisions to approved anions Iff YIF41B0 Initial StWWMintated Negative Declarmt on 2-10 3x432850:.1 Resolution Template 01/2017