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the school district. The applicant agreed to comply with all of these as yet unknown <br />mitigation measures. (Open record public hearing testimony) <br />25. It should be pointed out that the Hearing Examiner offered to keep the record open to <br />allow the school district to comment on the project and to give the applicant an <br />opportunity to respond to those comments. However, the applicant desired that the <br />record be closed with the exception to allow the school district comments and the <br />applicant would then agree to comply with all of their recommendations. (Open <br />record public hearing testimony) <br />26. The applicant's representative also identified the proposed location for the water <br />treatment facility. This will be located off the subject property and on another <br />development on adjacent property owned by the applicant that is contiguous with the <br />subject property. (Open record public hearing testimony) <br />27. The applicant indicated that they do not have a set "site plan" that would show <br />location and size of the various residential units. (Open record public hearing <br />testimony) <br />28. The applicant also indicated that they do not know exactly what type of residential <br />units they will have, that being either single-family residences or duplex. However, <br />the applicant did agree that they are limited to 65 residential units. For example, a <br />duplex would be 2 residential units. (Open record public hearing testimony) <br />29. The applicant indicated that the existence of the four identified wetlands will be <br />mitigated by inclusion of the wetland areas into open space. The applicant also <br />responded to written comments by area resident, Lila Hanson. The applicant <br />reaffirmed that they will do water and sewer hookups to the Hanson property at the <br />time the facilities are built out. (Open record public hearing testimony) <br />30. No member of the public testified in favor of the project. (Open record public <br />hearing testimony) <br />31. Testifying generally neutral to the project was Lila Hanson. Ms. Hanson testified that <br />she owns property adjacent to the subject property. She recognized that the <br />downsizing of the project size by eliminating 100 acres meant that this 100 acres <br />would be a buffer between the project area and her property. She was reminded by <br />the Hearing Examiner that this 100 acres still may be developed in the future. (Open <br />record public hearing testimony) <br />32. Ms. Hanson had general questions relating to the commercial aspect of the project. <br />She generally stated that she felt that the applicant had been operating in good faith <br />Z-07-08 and LL -08-02 <br />Dunford PUD Rezone and <br />Preliminary Large Lot Subdivision <br />Page 5 of 28 <br />