Ready for stucco

Preparing for the stucco contractor includes getting all edges, penetrations and borders in place (except the bottom weep screed). It's best to use redwood for exterior trim. I'm further backpriming everything, using adhesive caulk with hot-dipped galvanized nails and metal flashing where necessary.
I decided to use a 2x12 skirt at the bay, extending three inches below the joists. It will border the vented vinyl soffit, which will in turn hide the floor insulation. This area will also accomodate the heat pump plumbing, electrical and screening.
Gable louver frame was fabricated with 1x2's. It was attached from the inside because it's pretty scary up there on the outside!
Upper wall vent for the tankless water heater was made with 1x1's sandwiching a standard face-on vent.
Electrical box for wall lighting is rated for exterior, then further caulked. There are two of these, one on each side.
This circular block of 2x redwood will be the mounting base for a surveillance camera.
The only item left is the side door, which hasn't yet arrived. Stucco guy says he can start attaching the tarpaper and lath in the meantime. Yeah, every stucco contractor seems to disfavor the Tyvek Stuccowrap (in lieu of tarpaper).

At least it helps for moisture protection at every window and door opening.