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PSC Feb-Nov 1995 Minutes PUBLIC SAFETY 1995 1 of 2 CCWISSION MIP'UTES w 9 k �;q r/.MM CF�ULAR .� iota OF TM a .5� l UBUC SAi 8'ilf.E•`.�Aa7�L N ARY 9,BSkl.�'.. C0I0FERM ROM A,CUPgKMM CAL MOM 7:34 PM 1_CALL TO ORDER. The meeting was called to order by the chant,Andy Zander. x II.SALUTE TO THE RAG: The Sabo was led by the chair. M.ROLL CALL: Co€toi sionm Present: Zander,McAuliffe,Corr,Molloy,and Checkman Commissioners Absent: None Staff Present Alex Wyko$Code Enforcement Officer Glenn Grigg,Public Worb Chief Doug Sporleder,Central Fire Captain Bob Wilson,Sheriff's Dent Lt.Tan Huber,Sheri6es Department Staff Absent: None IV.APPROVAL OF NMNUTES: December minutes approved as corrected.January minutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM THE:SHERIFF'S OFFICE: Captain Wilson reported that there were two bank robberies from the Bank of America in Cupertino within a one week period.It was reported that at the Bank of America at Stevens Creek Blvd.and Finch Ave. there was an estimated two-hundred thousand dollar loss. Captain Wilson also advised that there were two separate m idems of persons banicadmg themselves in their homes in the Monta Vista area of Cupertino.One of the individuals was d sfi m*W over recent fob loss and the other had a history of mental illness.Both individuals surrendered with out inideat der Sheriffs Department SWAT Team and hostage negotiators were silted out. The Captain announced that Dep.Don Ray was humored as the 1994 Cupertino Deputy of the (ear by the CL mber of Commerce.Dep.Bob Schiller who had been previously wo*Wg swing shift palvil in Cupertino has been reassigned to the S.A.F.E.program and will work with a task force to truck sexual predators. Lt.Huber demonstraoed two new crime fighting tools now in use by the Cupertino Deputies.The Lt demonstrated the PAS machine which is used to check b.a c.levels of drivers in DUI investigations.Lt. Huber also demonstrated the"starlight"scope which aides the deputy in night time surveillance operations. Both of these devices will readily accessible to the deputies according to Lt.Huber. Captain Wilson explained that there recently was a study on the response time to calls for service for the Sheriffs Office.He advised that the response time was very good for all levels and priorities of calls. z d x Public Safety►Commissim Minutes Rqpft MatingofPebtavy9,1 Pap 2 VI. REPORT 1 RONCEN'€RAL FIRE Chid 4wWa&stributed'-ve stairs for the month of Jarmary.He also explained thathere is gluing to be a training exercise•€n Feb.25 and Feb.26 1995 at the Apple Compawbuilffingbmted.at Do Anna Blvd.and Ste =Creek Blvvd.The training is for high rase taaildirtg HM and will be quite eldburatd..,Apt 3 Computer has given pecmissicm for use of them fiwft ferr this event. Then are conceptual plans made for the new fire station on Steven Creek Blvd.and Vista Dr.The Cam. explained that they are still working with the area residents and ping to have another meeting an Feb.29, 199S,to€urdw discuss the issue. VII.ORAL CDMMUMCATI0NS: The Chair reported that he attended the Mayor's breakfast.He stated that the Mayor commented on the r recent interviews far various cow and that there are fewer applies than there has been,in tlae past.He also repested fiat the minutes for the various commissions be girt on City Net.The Mayor asked the Public Safety Commission on input for criteria for an upcoming evaluation for Fwy.85. VM.WRITTEN C R#94 MCATIONS* None IX.OLD BUSINESS: Glenn Grigg kom Public Works attended the meeting t elgaIain the Manta Vista Traffic Evah=m h Report.According to Gleam,the speeds are average when equated with the schools in the aloe.He aiso answered other traffic rehired questions from the commissioners.Ginn advised the Commission of upcoming projects!torn Public Works that will affect ttatffic flows in the City such as the bridge widening on De Anna Blvd.at Hwy 28t1. X.NEW BUSINESS: The Commission conducted nominations for tie 1995 year.The Commission nominated Vice-Chair McAuliffe to the chair,and Commissioner Corr as the Vice-Chair. XI.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:15 PM. ,4 r. '�Public Sir Commmon ML'ntes ReM tar meeting of February 9,1995 3 t;<< ySubmitted, Alex Rtykoff Code ftforcenunt Officer Approved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of March 9,1995 Andrew Zandea, a� P A t- clSANT A CLARA COUNTY CENTRAA RRE PROTEWIllon DtsmcT ,; M I'e s€ o oECEMBER 1994 0UM IJ alp a ` E -Pitt - -- t'3re 8 ! tns stations 9 , !3 colkS Plan t g t ' 0 u 8 �. Pttbi __ .,w_ _. _,w�_.__ 8 Conti 8 __.__� - i 98 4 02 a3 t 8 9 8 8 r EJ x _3u OBt TOTRL iNIN CUP USE iMT PROGRAM ,. 2 speetions t Construtation as 0 11 0 2 0 _ Permits _ 0 ' 0 0 0 0 u t Pian Review (5dte A 8 q 1 Con$uitatfons Q j'c" TAWS MUO:) AD AJO ilrTIMA8 E� YM VTD VTO via ' Cd1dar Viw 19 J V )J I T g3 19" 19" 1993 GALL FRECUPOW FOE$LOW FM FkMk r 0 1 ® 0 4 0 Aw It .66 f , sus _ ® a 7orITax# .Q. a ti is 3 ... I Y . >....r...,.r...+..s...,.na..�xrw.S 3F:. AUUWWML=MMML 30 S20 S4 1 19 174 238 VEHCIA Eat 13 220 2 > RESPOWAS , > �. CWt — . r F �c i Tab T . ., S� 24 x 8 s, ENlCi 35 391 agi� T' ,... MISMt1FFL4MAAIOES.CQNTAtIM 4 29 15 HM2 1 2S 21 FALLWE 4 39 S3 TRK1 12 133 134 CCNSTRL=FI0NDEFlCe= 1 2 0 TOTAL 167 2.009 2099 OFE ICRE ROR 0 S 10 NATURALCONCIM MS 0 1 3 t7flHR 0 8 10 V TOTALR FM CAUSES 18 141 144 MAE U2 M S:W AM ;: hh , .Yr' AA l /p,er�*'�ptN�l1 O�F REGULAR tC�OF T�(� y/��}Q. PVLiL1�r SAF i�6RpFi»SS ►i AAM t 1 CONFERWCEROOMA, fl 0yCALH1MW! 730 PM Yr 1.CALL TOORDEIL :. The nesting vm called to order by the fir,Cie MCAUM. u.SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Satm was led by the chair. III.ROLL CALL: 4 Couun%-um PB Present: McAuliffe.COM tiliolloy,ad C heckman Commissioners Absent: Zander Staff Present: Alex Wyko$Code Enforceracut Officer Sgt.Chnck Grp,Sherill's Depament Chief Al Morgan,central Fire District ny hftie moon C no Disaster Pwpawduess Coordinator Staff Absent: None IV.APPROVAL OF WIlZWrES: f February minutes will be re-subrnated at the April meeting. V.REPORT FROM THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE: Sgt.Grifffin advised that there was a recent cull of a possible cape in pro8ess at McM01*11 Pad.The rape was unfounded, it actually was a group of juveniles playNg m the park slier dark. no Sheriffs Dept. has continued to receive disturbance ells f,,gm sg the same in&vidud lira barricaded himself in his residence in January.Sgt.Griffm reported that they are working with the individual to try and remedy the sitaatien. There were recently a number of arrests fa burglary made in moo.There were two subjects wasted at Minton's Lumber,locate on Smatopa-SuwWvale Rd.for burglary.Two stolen va Wles wren also recovered at the scene.There were also three separate arrests at De Awa Collage for auto bu ry.According to Sgt. Griffin,sine the mass at De Area College,auto burglaries have s"crely dead. ' Sgt.Griffm reported that the suspect m SunnyvaWs recent homicide may be in the Cupertino High School area.There has been an extra large uniform presence in and around the high school.At this time no arrests have been wade,but extra patrols are in the area. Y Public Safety Commission Minutes Rem meeting of March 9,1995' Pap a � E. Vl.REPORT FROM cwmAL FILE Chief Morgan distributed fire statistics for the month Of January.The Chief rid the there was a t;ro alum structure fie at the Glenbrook Apart~ .-,m on Mary Ave.'Ite fire was contained to the specific apartment and<aiised moderate smoke damage to the mmmt.At the same as the Glenlook fhre,Ceftd Fire also handled three otlti er large scale fie,type c gls in Cupefta.The Chief was pleased witli the effictammcy that Cealral Fire displayed when handling the various calls all at Once.The thief reporteddaat the Uatimig drill held at City Center Ong and Tw,)*tins very suecessN and well attended by other agencies. Chief Morgan umoduced Mafie Moore,die Disaster Prqarednew Coordinator for Cupertino.Mane is employed by Central Fib Distfict,but works out of Cupertino,City if &Marie waft with various cenummity gumps as well as ay soon emergency services,su&as earthquakes and floods. a The Chief reported mbar on Monday,March 13,1995,there will be a meeting at Cupertino City Hall with the Cupertino Planning Commission regarding the proposed new fhm station located in the area of Stevens Creek Blvd.and Vista Dr. VII.ORAL COMMUNICATIONS The Chair attended the Mayor's Breakfast where Mayor Dean requested won from.the commissiom regarding recommendations for response to citizen complains on various issues. t Commissioner Checkman attended a meeting in which the Jndersheriff was a featured.speaker.One of the issues she explained was the number of deputes on disability and light-duty assignmeift and some of the issues surrounding it.Commissioner Checlm im stated it was an informative meeting at various other Shefiffs Department issues. VIII.WRITTEN COb&RMCATIONS .� None. DL OLD BUSINESS None. =p; x X.NEW BUSINESS The commission discussed the:work program for the 1995 year.The following issues will be addressed: 1.Marketing earthquake preparedness kits. 2.Various effects of Fwy 85. 3.Review Cupertino's Emergency Plan. .Solicitors 5 Tx .Pedestrian/b&e safety to include crossing geoids. 5 � _ t r'#i ~� c'`ib °F Y"a'•`vip� i �:Fl � XF ;a A public Safety Cron Minutes Regular of Mageh 9,19" Pap 3 ` Xl.AD30URNMIEI+1'T s ng meeting was adjourned r-9-40 PM. Respeetfully Submitted, ;i Alex Wykoff Code Enforcement Off cer Approved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of April 13, 1"5. Catherine McAuliffe, x� W yry SANTA CLARA COUNTV COAL FIRE PRoTSCTiON DisTRI ram' rk CM x4 v CITY Qly AAL y P Yf.4ffi�3a?'Ei3�zt:,:9 JMUAfl 190 t3 FIRS' >att I ,. STda C 4 all Plata et1! Plan cdtltity ate 0 ;0 , ..w ._ w IPubt 81 OTALS 13 O 101= 7 1 14 30 ,, t , HAZ MAT PROGRAM UNIhI CUP LGA MSE STtt CGL TOTALS y,a ¢G} f Inspectlons 0 1 1 O 0 Construction in ecUons 0 _ 0 € € s 1 x Permits 0 9 1 0 7 t Plan RevieW 8 WO(12- s 0 j Plan Review SI4e 0 0 0 1 0 10 0 Com IsMs- 0 0 0 1 1 Con;4 Itatlons _ 0 1 0 I 0 I F77,777; 4 TOT°AILS n 0 �7 1 2 Q_, 's� y -:e4ILIIIVA 461 e ATOT 217195 i [. pper,�,,p�q�+ ��py. ,l.,�..p� OtiR� is7S JAt#A- �F rmS 4m VID Y JAN CdKidW V 14 �i s�Y 4 1995 Ing 1994 RAUM t, CALLFMWBW FIRE$LOSS FM F 0 0 0 0 0 0 ot i t-t_s da- 2! i 2 6.0 ;x 0 ssa y.N F, m ru Uum1bI�I�81?I8T — w. d1 MLSN1omSi1tELL 48 4P 80 PUBLICSERM 33 33 8 22 22 1 11 $ x IY_.. ... _a 1ofi,___ 464_ __. _l8 ARM » w11.. 2to_ 0 0 :._. _1N2 _. .. oa' C`iY «yin w- dAdS�S4E r,_ r,dNAr ` R 2 2' 3 eW9 23 23 a-40T r #+iEM OF RAC 0ONTANE'RS 1 1 0 HU 2 6 5 1 MECHANM FARAM' 3 3 3 TRK 1 11 11 1 t CONSTMtO11MOEFUNENCY 0 O 1 TOTAL 207 207 182 OFERAMREFIFICR 1 1 0 NATUM oarDmONS 0 0 0 arrm o 0 0 TOlrALFMCAUSES a a s MAE 2118MS,5:11 F U 17 •d OFUM UD"MOF11MULARNMM 13,1 PUBLIC .. CONFERMCE ROM A.C 7:30 PM I.CALL TO ORD The Meek called to s U.SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Salute was led by the chair. III.ROLL CALL: Commissioners Present McA Commissioners Absent: Alex Wyk0K Code E Staff Present Sgt.Chase Gsf .ShaWs Chief Doug S Film District Staff Absent: None N.APPROVAL OF MINUTES: ed as submitted.! h ru as sgbrttiszd. February minutes approved V.REPORT FROM THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE: for resi 1.comrawceal, and le i f Or the YOU to Sgt, Griffin distributed statistics reported, and ihe e of of all thedate. The statistics included location, tents burglaries reported in Cupertino. Cal at the Syva Cron on Marian ftriab Sgt. Griffin briefed the comet mon an a Fire to aid in tic and crowd carol. The Ave. Numerous deputies were on s�te CW was dommined not to be building was evacuated for sakty N hazardous material. Patrick's there was an incident than went atwry at P.j. Mullepn's Bar/Grill Wvalving the bar St. Path day Carly a One p was to jael.Later do employees and the Bureau of Alcoholic Bevegan P.�.Mulligatt's.That R*j�was tak, into custody night there was a vehicle pursuit that also began after a collision. xiinstely$5S,000 from the Wells Fargo Bank Sgt.Griffin reported of an employee who a the appra a bank robbery in March, at De Anza Blvd. and Rodrigues.This was the same employees who in still outstanding at this however the tellers' panic alarm button was never pushed. The perat Or time. 0 `/I.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE The Chief coratrttartW that for a city Chief Sporieder distributed fire secs 1 recent Planning Commission vote to turn Iowa the our size,fire calls see low.The Chief explained �c s �i Y,I -Dr f ,. Wd PWpMpins for the a new duns that Will be problems of the old plans, Ond ft Commission the approval. VD.ORAL Cot�Il TCASf Is The Chair the Mayor's breakfasL At the flee Mayor i � the commission regarding the new traffic plan for dw criy. lase and would like w diseuss same LIMM Joe Walton frenn the Bike Commi'ttw has their 1995 year P wi41 the Public Safety Commission. VIM WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS Commissioner Corr handed out flyers for the upping Cupertino Family Heartride that will takc places on May 5,1995. The Chair passed out City of Cupertino Vohu teen Applications for flee Commission members to be returned to Marie Moore to obtain their emergency responder cards IX.OLD 15 is WESS The Capital improvements Program information from Public Works will be mailed in the April mires to the Commission members. X.NEW BUSINESS The reviewing of the Emergency Plan was moved to the June meeting. XI.ADJOURNMENT The meeting was adjourned at 8:50 PM. Respectfully u fitted, Alex W Code Enforcement Officer Approved by the Public Safety Commissiu at theregular meeting of May 11, 1995. Catherine McAuliffe,Chair "r MINUTES OF REGULAR MEFTIIt O G)+THE CEIBLIC SAFETYrOlbLMISSION IIEL.D MAY1ONFERENCE ROOM A,CUPERTlNO,--' ALIFORNIA 7.30 Phil L CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by the chair,Ca1111.rine McAuIn, H. SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Salute was led by the chair. III.ROLL CALL. Commissioners Pmsent McAuliffe Corr Commissioners Absent: 2suder Checkman,Molloy Staff Present Alex Wykoff,Code Enfor.-,M Off,,er Sgt.Chuck Griffin,Sheriff-Department Marie Moore,Emer9mc�, Staff Absent: Chief Doug S orleder Ce �s Coordinator ® g P ietraD Fite . ® IV.APPROVAL,OF MINAS: April minutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM THE SMFJW,S OFFICE: SgL Griffin reported that rjMS liquors located on Bollix The reported loss was approximately$1000.00. ggr Rd. was robbed in the night,hours. Creek reservoir. One subject shot himself and lrv� $a two attempted stttcides,at Stevens vehicle with a small barbecue. In �' Other tried to asphyxiate self in his attempts. The S both incidents, the subjects were sful in their gt. exphrined a home invasion robbery that occurred at a View or- r Two suspects surprised the residentsresidence on Can The suspects took electronic inside the house. The victims were not Yon recovered at the entrance to the Sunnyvaleu Roandd andfled Gun Club, vehicle. Ike vehiclewas S Dm• ,near the Stevens Creek Reservoir VI.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: None. VII.ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: The chair received a call from Joe Walton who canceled his attendance ® Safety afe Commission meeting- from the Ma ty $ The chair also attended the , Y Public .:. recent Mayor s breakfast. III. W fOLR.TEN COAd B8VNi6.Pgl ONS:The chair passed out copies of the Bkycle Advisory Committee Rgart M report summuizes the accomplishments and goats of the SAC. Commissioner Corr shared fora he retrieved from City Net regarding the rot earthquake drill. Ix OLD BUS11 Marie Moore aVended die meeting to discuss the City Merge"Plan. Marie discussed the recent seminars she has beets attending related to the Emergency Pin. Commissioner Molloy expressed three main concerns in the event of a disaster, water,depth of Fersonnal,and heavy equipment mobeilhadon. Marie discussed her progress in revamping the City Emergency Plan. she will tentatively return to another meeting in September to further advise the commission. X.NEW BUSDIIRSS: The Bicycle Advisory Committee will attend the next Public Safety Commission meeting. The commission discussed various traffic problems throughout the city. The commission recommends that the Tone/Rodrigues intersection island be removed to allow standard 4-way traffic. The commission took a vote and there was unanimous approval for this issue. The commission will oblige any requests to examine and make recommendations on a case-by-case basis. Commissioner Corr would like to discuss the traffic portion of the General Plan, and move the discussion to the June meeting. XI.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was mourned at 9:35 PM. Respectfarlfy Suzbmitted, Ale off Code tut Officer `R Approved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of June 8,1995. Catherine McAuliffe,Chair brgNUTES OF RWXARWMM(W iH6 PUBUC SAM CO I4N tMW JUKE%19" tE ReM . 7:30 PM L CALL TOORDOL The meeting was called to order ley the chair' McAulifi;Ee. IL SALUTE TO THE FLAG* The Salute was led by the ch&- III.ROLL CALL: Conindwoneas Present: M^.4wifle,Corr,Ched main'MOW,Zander Commissioruns Absent Alm WAWM Cade Edw=WNow Officer Present: Chief DOGS Spodeder,Can",4 Fire (Remy Traffic Engineer Staff Absent: Sheriff'sDeparbUesct Visitors Present Joe Walton,Bicycle Committee Naomi Bloom,Bicycle Cow Jo Ellen Imle,Bicycle Committee arms Ng,Bicycle Committee Dick Blaine,Bicycle ComarWW IV.APPROVAL OF TES: May,mimutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM THE M 'S OFFICE: None. VI.REPORT FROM CENTS FBA: statistics for the months of 1 and April. The Chief briefly discussed Chid fg{tee ms on May 27,1995 oa Loma Lu- residential fires do recenthr owirred 1n vc chimmray scrap The other fire It was caused by b m a and a d occurred Chehugord Dr.in a.•�t ode= � was considered a vicious fire. Va.ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: situation at Phil Ln.and Finch Ave. No um Commissioner Corr gave a recent update on the sidewalk pmy owner. developments have occurred in negotiations with the County Y 3 y t4 S. h Public Safely Commimion Nnutes Regular meeting of June S,199S Pap 2 i* . a; nN VIM ITT COMMUNICATIONS: None. Ix.OLD BUSINESS: None. %NEW BUSINESS: The Bicycle Committee attended the meeting. The Chair,Joe Walton,briefly discussed d w commit e,s main goal and pugxm as raring the public's interest and awareness of bicycling m Cupw&0. Mr. Walton comomd on the goal of working with City staff and other local ageacies to raise and promote safety measures. Glenn Grigg,the City's Traffic Engineer,attended the meetijng. Glenn discussed various tcaffic.grajab hic dgmunM is working on such as,wheel chair detectors is the sidewalk in the vicinity dDe Arts College. He also briefly discussed the future bike lane on Stevens Creek Blvd bin welling Rd and De Anza Blvd XI ADJOURNMENT: The mmting was adjourned at 9:15 PM. RespecffiU3+S Al Wykoff Code Officer APPrcv-A by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of July 13, 1995. 'Y w Catherine McAuliffe,Chair a • £ £14 � � +, T;Ars'!'#%'o v:'3 s:P i�,'.3'L:.?R"`.i'�JFc.`2TV20 `I A CLMA ®COMM i 3Va ar PAM aTy R R Pi �'{Ot+i- Ne Inv* z Co t I�„ ...«.... IRVt Peso MOMMAW mQ-y A 8 Q 6 4 a tat -----•.�_.__.. .. ,.. .,_,.._.. N..A e9ue:i as tst o M_ -639 u 9 Z MAT MO AM �seae _ itCiA" MA OTAeos yes cations Q . 77 6 onswucuon rn—spsiions o 1 !ti 0 4 Permits A 1 t 10 eto—Wew d Q � - gs m M S t s Cavan _., .. Q- L 0 Q Co ultetian oil Q ® 0 S O�'A�Q u Q 2' 6 Q 3 5 3 .. 0 A� 411=5 a MA wQ..LJ i t UIC2.'--.:- aA APR VID ym AM vm y Cdomwvew logs toils 1994 190 tm 1Et�A CALLFREGUSWV F5E S LOW FM 0 0 0 0 0 Mumb t - Q 1 a a . 150 61 2 0 0 A 0 3 f3 84 ?A O M Attma� ® 0 0 p 0 0- 0 �ptggraofa! 4 7 4 8T pOS? 101 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 10 186 glprsJlcotn�srcpel Op 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 s00 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 19 1a 460 37 DO 23 310 Vel3cts 1S 0 70 is Du 8 89 4 87.ss0 183.9T0 19a.48a TOTAL IFS MW SIAEtd. 40 162 178 23 106 62 RIBLtO ACx�tXlE 14 67 78 mmgwqwmBWALsqrACE118 439 378 p 10 2 HU MAT EEC TOTAL ALL CALLS 203 $23 730 FESPMES 8N UNT CAUSE DATA �4 v FwFw wR.srar� 1 4 s �1 118 469 439 MCBMAW1 3 7 �2 28 122 89 ��yT[ XrcmM 1 s 8 SW7 44 tss 162 MMJSE 6 ,�➢2 3 1a b MsMOF ooNTAKM 0 2 16 MM 1 y 47 s9 MEOiNWALFALUF E 0 11 1 SAL 202 79b 744 2 b 1 C � 0 NATUli14i 0 0 0 2 2 O HOR A 39 4 ® 'TOTAL FIRE CA�� MAE GROW 2Si8 FM ��"fy►� YiY t ♦�; �� qA p3 AT gay, IIn cdmdwvow Wfr 4 AM 19S4 'SOS legs 1004 C9tLL FRE C1P F $LOSS Fes°= ti a t 3 S tF4iaB$' 4f 'J" ASMOKESELL 42 129 125 PLMLt0 28 83 44 I-,-..,---- 1 g w _ 29 C, MLSUSEOF FEAT,MP►TGHE& M USE OF RALMA E CONTMERS 1 2 5 HM 2 3 12 S MECMAWALFALL!FFE 10 14 11 TRK 1 15 38 42 OONSgRUL'4MOERDOWY 0 1 1 TOTAL 228 596 543 OFERAME i 0 3 1 NATURALCOM tiUM 0 0 0 OTHER 2 2 2 TOTAL.FME R;pUM 15 31 35 " WE 4/2M 11:09 AM s7R.l f z &WrA aim* catm" CENTIlft FM ofETR ' Ate!4 s APM 1995 RE PiI VSiIiMH PROORM @ C FP" IL43A MSE E Ei 611Et' TAl.S asorarsa� a �ur�r�� ■soYp'a� !Lvi ggIMEM t 4 1 1E 1!D 0 2 E S nst ssctietts �E 46 154 , 0 1 tS 11 : : 4 =truofon his ons 0 Dole attars 0 0 ® 0 ti fan Rsytstw 10 4 7 . s.„_, Dian Ravtsst IUD 0 4 22 0 8 10 Coal ial its o 1 4 0 10 2 R4 E4 OW= 0 6 0 0 1 2 1 t4suitatior+s 1 19 11 Q; 2 10 S' OTALS 10 118 BI 11 79 236 74 a AZ MAT PROGRAM UNINC CLOP LGA FOSE STA C93t T�TAl:S res sotions 0 1 1 0 0 i 3 Constr rdan Ins c tens 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 Permits 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 !f WO Rovioer 61 0 6 2 O t 0 1 Plan R*Wow Site 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cony iaints 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 Consultations 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 3 (OTALS 0 9 8' 0 1 $1 5/t 1l95 Daniel E. t. 4 III cafiromiaDepanmainoridow DIvISM OF LAW WOORCOMW Crcgory G.Comet, z Syh ect:Doi r.91lr TELMONE,SFJM= -$ � ► . ° ` ._ '' SEC REGLSTM414T PUBLIC 6�ttter DENNIS O&CON LL l!FO1 A'I IQ 611$f$S TO: ALL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE AGENCIES The California Depaiment of Just (DOJ)is in the process of impletaenting a"90V fee- based telephone service to provide infommuon on CahfornWs registered sex ofrmdas who have victimized children. The service is the result of Assenbly Dill 2500(Alby),,known as the Child Protective Act of 1994 (ems 94-867). The act provides the public with greater access to information regarding persons who have been convicted of specified registered sex offenses. Beginning July 3, 1995,the public will be able to obtain this information by calling the DOJ "900"telephone service. The"900"telephone number is scheduled to be announced by the Attorney General on Friday, June 30, 1995. In addition to the telephone service, a DOJ subdirectory of specified registered sea offenders will be published and distributed to sheriff's and police departments. This suix irectbry will include only sexual habitual offmdees as defined in Penal Code (PC) §13885.4, Sexual Habitual Offender description. The subdirectory will be made available January 1996 and will include photographs along with names,physical descriptions,ages,and any distinctive tattoos,ems,or birdnnarks. The telephone line will be tenninated on January 1, 1998,unless a later enacted statute deletes or extends this date. The offenses disclosable through the DOJ "900" telephone service include these penal code violations: PC §261(only if victim is a minor) PC§266 ' PC §267 PC §286(b) PC§286(c) PC §298' PC §288a(b)(2) PC-§288a(c) PC §288.5 PC §289(i) PC §2896) � PC §647.6 The DOJ "900"telephone service will be available to the public,Monday through Friday, between 9:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. The projected cost for using the DOJ"900"telephone service is a flat rate fee of$10 for information on two subjects. The information disclosed is designed to protect children at risk. However,pursuant to Penal Code §290A(f)(I)A,this information can be used for employment or volunteer positron appointments with supervisory or disciplinary power over a minor or any person under his or her care. Mr 126(Rev 10193) l ""Um e TPgsig ,r 3 his prohibi t to t h , tlG ft DOI w tekphowsavice to make 'oms MfWftl this scholarships, or 1" .,� of ' MMW l on„ provided by airy a adm at beneft privileges otrrvices pm=pftof the DO] 0900"segvice, shall held liable for 8&EiRg ate►. atiotn&closed from jury/court. that will he dewrinined by a Information released,4&69 Caller inc t a motive or negative response, description of the regiSUMU,9* . COUMMniW OfleddenCeartd Zip code and referral to all criminal convictions for soma crimes against children have,resulted in the requirerttent to register. The registrant's street address win not be provided. When calling the DDJ Mon telephone servvice,the caller will hem a preamble containing the following information: (A) Notice that the caller's telephone number will be recorded; (B) The charges for usi g the"900"telephone service; (C) Notice that the caller is required to identify himself/herself; (D) Notice that caller is required to be 18 years of age or older; (E) A warning that it is illegal to use the information obtained through the "900" telephone service to commit a crime or to engage in illegal discrimination or harassment against any regigmt, (F) Information about a subject that is necessary for a data base search; (G) A statement that the number is not a crime hotline and that any suspected criminal activity should be reported to local authorities; (H) A statement that the caller must have reasonable suspicion that a child is at risk. Following the preamble,the caller will be asked to provide some information. Information used by DOJ to determine identification will be: (1) An exact name and, r Address including apartment number,or; Date of birth,or, Social Security number,or, ` California drivel's license or identification number. or (2) An exact name and, Five of the following identifiers: hair color,eye color,height,weight,distinctive tattoos,scars,or birthmarks, and ethnicity/race. 2 L l If You Il�i1e any . y y questions r��g !t DOJ p Ee service or the release of infornta*ion concerning six offender w*VmjM PIC= contut Dennis O'Connell, Manager, Investigative Services Progmm art(.916)211-3210 Sincerely, DANIEL&LURGREN Attorney£lenerad S M. 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MD1n=OF REGULAR M CFTC P1JBUC SAPM COMMMON MD jULy 13,1I99S COMERENCE ROOM A.CUPEMM.CALIFORt 7:30 PM I.CALL TO ORDE[ The mubug was called to orrtef by the chair,CWMrine McAa11R'e 11.SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Sahft was led by the ch&. M.ROLL CALL: Commissioners Prat: McAulft Zander,Molloy Commissioners Absent: Can,Chan Staff Present: Alex WYkA Code Enforcemmi Officer Lt.Huber,Sheriffs Department SSL Griffin,ShmWs Department Staff Absent: Chief Sport ,Central Fire District Visitors Present: Prudence Lon,Resident Ben Raven,,Resident ® IV.APPROVAL OF June minim approved as submitted, V.REPORT FROM THE St S OFNCE: Lt.Huber distrilaWd and discussed hrglary Musts for the months of May and Jum Lt.Huber commented that both residential and commercial burglaries were average for a two month period,but that auto burglaries were higher that normal. The Lt.stated that auto burglaries are histancally more abundant than commercial and residential burglaries. There were two large scale arms for na=uc violations made m the city recently. One was a vehicle N stop that resulted in the recovery of a stolen car and approximately ten-thousand dollais worth of narcotics. In another instance,a pedestrian stop resulted in the seizure of four bindles of methamphetamine. Lt.Huber advised that there was a bomb threat received via the Interns at the Apple CoffiputeY buildings located at Stevens Creek Blvd.and De Am Blvd. A thorough search of the bmbii4g was however no bomb was located. The Sheriff's Department and the California Highway Patrol are conducting an officer The Sheriff's Department and the Hi exchange proem ghway Patrol exchange officers and are paired up with a partner from the other agency. This cross training is intended to better the working relationship between the two agencies. ® Lt.Huber distributed an information bulletin regarding the new-gor number for citi�ns lize checking individuals for de to si ud in prior seat crime convictions. The LL exglained that there is a ft of Ky� 12 � yak It r.� Safer Commisdon hftlms ,ate meedqgofJd1y 13,1993 a ten dollars for two inquiries. The prom is CmIducted by Vie Calif nnia Dqmtbnm of Justice and can only be utilized for spemr1c ems. VI.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: 17one. VIL ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: Commissioner Checkumn called the chair to advise he w mW be absent for the July mmung VW-WRITTEN COIAMUNICATI N O S. Now. 1X OLD BUSINESS: The chair advised the commission that she may attend the BAC meeting scheduled for August 14, 1995. X NEW BUSINESS: The commission began discussing the 11Hplement3tion sectson of the Cupertino General Plan. The Tran.SpOrtattOn Element and the Public Health and Saf�p Et t were wed ; completed and hfim projects and how they re�te to the set forth in the General plane The commission moved to make a resolution to have the City Council ina+estigate a skay �use resolution XI.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:35 PM, Respectfully Submi Code nicer A 995 public sardY CQmmissim wmuws u3q 13,I Pap 3 Appraved iry the pabHc sty Commkwoi at the Rpft muting cif Angc 10,1985. Catherine McAWuffe.Chair 's .7 x 4 P x 1?7 M. �r 41 t'a�bb Y h NNtlUTTRS Or FriGULAR 110 � . C �A�Re /M M SAFE"i 29SSWXI °A MW 10;Imo: 7:34PM L CALL TO ORDEFL The meeting was called to airier by the cl a€r,CatlMline 1 cAulift U.SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Salute was led by do chair. M.ROLL CALL: Commissioners Prey McAuliffe,Zander, Corr, Commissioners Absent: Monq Staff Fresem: Ater WykW Code Enfor+omim Offim Cape Wilsm awes Lt Haber,Shams Depmulm Grief Sporleder,Central Fire Di=a:t Staff Absent: Name s IV.APPROVAL OF MIIQM: The July minutes will be resubmitted at the September meeting V.REPORT FROM THE SHEWFS OFFICE: Captain Wilson introduced Sgt Tolntinsan who is the inidnight watch commander.-Sgt.Tomlinson vas prewim*assigned to work in the jail,but is now a fndd sopmWisor in Cupertim. The Capra e��i that the Sheriffs Department in conjunction with.the Athol Bev Control Aged, bo hosf a ing seminar at the Cupertino Li$Yaty►on hgwr lime pnxxftcm This mmar is directed tuwatd hcenw holders,but is also open to the • g goal public. The meetm is to educate and help establish a. working relationship with license holes. Bandy robberies for the month of July w=low,however,August has expe Awced a much higher amount Amfiling to the Captain,a bank robber dubbed, "Iras robbed the Wells Fargo Bank at De Anna Blvd.and Rodrigues Ave.on two separate oaasons, u is believed this same individua is responsible for approximately sixteen other bank robberies within the county. Lt Huber distributed theft statistics for the month of July and explained that it was an average amount for burglaries,but that auto theft was highea than normal. Captain Wilson discussed an uppming neighborhood watch meeting scheduled for Tuesday August 22, 1995. The meeting is going to take place at the Quinlan Community Center,and will be for residents in the Monts Vista neighborhood north of Stevens Creek between Fwy.SS and the Southern Pacific railroad tracks. i. ; ;i n '', .�' `¢ s.k, ,s " ''"� ,-"i, .�.., {^ 'a: .i .Yx^ •? �*'° `.`"`m ter'' Pap 2 -of Elk M i ixr �^"�. tii�t61 `tid aa� iitGc recM fires in two . Encs. The faesE m a,� bum an O _ Aptly a Palm tree cat fire that igsW the shbige Jef ftbnjjWq& The fare spreat3 due:tlabigh whmk and went to four alarm Both San hsa,and Sam Clara.Fire Cep Fire i EIS this fie. There was an .estimated$1,250,000.00 loss,an estimate&o �0 Ott cis loss in the blame and seventeen People were displace froth then homes. In another fire at the Northpoiffi c0ndominininwmplU low ore Homestead Rd.,a tit cigarette caused the fie that was to just one unit within thOCOMPIM There was an S10tl,000.00 property toss and an estimated 35.000.00 cowem loss in this free. The chief that the newer ; building construction,helped contain the fire to a single unit VIL ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: None. VtIt.WRTITEN COMMUNICATIONS- The Street ClosurdRestriction Agee item was mailed to all commissioners with the,may mints. iX.OLD BUSMESS: The commission discussed specific wording for arms to be restricted in the skateboard ordinance resolution. The discussion wars moved to the Sqm mbar mceung. The C#emmral Plan iraplemeamon. demon was abo,moved to the September Ong. X NEW BUSLNESS: The commission discussed how to try an ease the problem of vehicles ruining red traffic lights in Cupertmo. Lt Huber commented that the CugertiW TcafRc Engineering Department has installed"rat tails"on the backs of specific signal lights. These devices allow a deputy to monator the color of a signal light from across the street when helshe can safely and ac ciuMl►enfeaoe this violation, The Commission agreed to have the chair draft a letter to Bert Viskovich,Public Works Director,advising him that the commission is intending to pass a resohnion fcg nding installation of Bicycle lams on Stevens Creek Blvd,between Stefling and De Anza Blvd. }f z.�: '.� r c " L: t ,� :,, •`'i� �, �.; as� ,�`�� .. ��, s ..;, ' ;,+, �a, •dwt. � ct r,rui� k� s'°fsn'.%u^s "' . [ h 7 w s Pa,licc Safety Rem MiNtigg of A IM Pap 3 to, N, M.ADJOURNMENT- The mmHg eras adjourned at 9:n F11r1. 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Pedestan vs. Car Offier y- �F 1rrm :� '` �' x. � s del .I, children (In California it's the #2 cause of death in children ages 0-14) � txx n beginning Fire t� � t� �ef_� E� Me . at a e>icteuta �c f c 1 a e a sea Although not reflected with these fttistics, drownings continue tat be the #1 cause of dea&in children ages 0-14). Currently, we emphasise and encourage in all of our adult classes the need to learn CPR, and in the future I will also be adding into our"hid programs"water safety. Thank you for your continued support for public education as well as the ® Hum A Bear program. Christie Le Baudour <` Public Education tlffiaer F Ow I MIMI v Q- H �a Ac T,F L go F-P J .J ut +` l bsl,xG �w F,,ig tZV ii.dj d,,,ar[ -p h K3 PMU C SMMC B '' Itaiviel a, � �' Owe- b:)A oifiA 6 a al braC"fty .f. Fug Dkbid r YOWCMd �, foa� � �� harms �_t supm^ se 0= Lem in Cifoiai din is tt ntb�at'_ µ ca uYlC�eP �iE age Of � � r � ±+ g 14. Suar�l Of a� noon �g patient •T Y its 1 q r f'• t r ; . .14. iaw�r.3`}�,JG �...- ,j�.� .. �l'-f e?1J..Y n::�'S"; �.nt�. v�u� I.��.w bo dr.��A { s r s 1 4 A .1 .,Yi S ,t'& a'.I% .#x.1 .a'..f: �r..�' ,( 'F{r�e 3.X 6,�•. 6 . «#._7.: .'.1 : )t ir.. .,i ,.. t.. •Y{.* '.T l �,��.Si_[i.�4''.n 1 A k , wobusEl qj gija,-7 S u1rtg West Valley,,Cates oJ: Campwil cupwthwMang `rq T of Los Gatos �9 , } .c t Y r SAWA CLAM F� 14700 .,"`�:�.z�,.s rtr?s a ;✓i .*`s`>;r vi?�� y' Sty M Stop Use-july 31, 1993 ma's 199� C4 ._ Date. jme 21, �) � .r.J d`liO 14 Y s It`s Serf! The Seta Mara Cow"Central you to be fire sai ,.a FlaV �� A�.i�f i,t 'K+�$�F'��.x�Ak ,4�.; �t 3+A:�,,Y �5,1��,.1 � `Tie1S AA,J.i l Y:�.f°. !.t .F,�+:.t.}3 4.�P;S J. �+ .}',.x✓ •Clem' all ji create defer,Able space m case of wildfire. rV lei i6 -qg's 'wit 1tt7t J #yq## p i .. kP:y �.r ! °a.•P 1.}ATi.f }. ,1 .,t FF i.,�,r 5.4 F&4:�Sk9 � e r �.4 ,•,:#tccJ t.��! to s s e -�� t}z:;� �+y3� aa �9 '} Catt��11 Cu �y �{ 4l�i�m �iT 4.v19 t � j ...*t'. a LESS GA►TIO%CA 95038-1 @ �:" �� s '#d yy ��q x f r �y� IM 4 k CO=.Ct Pet M CWsfie Le flandow, Public' •m, ry Have a fhffijA&fie Sumter It's summer! • �:mne fun in the sue,the Santa Clara C.ouai `` ire ct rendnds you to keep these 1#4._�1x ,.?.:iJ :M`'+..:i 1,.1:. 1 ) afa....t yfru1°—,D i ix,F—) ",i':. d !9Jf. I'acHce Way Sahq With Your Ch9d E nD 3d of u'f ` Never assume that your young chid is "v4ra ro®FRuvi�� our ass wo n o or u t. o how exp a m4nuner your child is, always s�q •� • d in Learn CTR ;�`•7� . ?'Yiu'a� �'-:3 �`� .�`:3 1�5 � �'�� .r`r��,�j a:�J�J�`� ��Y�: ra , In Californ under the agi01, . • ' , . • , service a very g once time three to P.m.r,* -, jap y b� =)"*Cpntly increae`s ~ en prop ysp 3' �=Y Barbecues Where lighting the barbecue, use an approved starter fluid. NEvieR use gasoline. Don't add fuel to the fire after it has been started. Plaines can travel back to the can setting it and you ablaze. When using barbecue grills,place their at least 10 feet from your house. More.. &fi wit ihritey saes of of cos Gatos iur�ry +e rw r r � Mkt #�e i �zaXf S ;� ' '� ,r � ��`�r"E�� }�4=ay`��3 r= `�r apt; ^i �� q ��'��a`;�r�`, •�"*� "'�; x: ` T . B e IL f•e Jr. am•t a +' t .•tom H- .H.. e t e a =' tt , do . - t H • • ' fit; ,, � k._.. ',.�.a _ .- _ `-.. .. • t, 0 I030 Tom Mme 0 . Vie,CA M14-3201 'City t {4Q$�7�°1133 Cupertifi0 FAX(448)777-3 PubHe works Deparbaft j AGENDA>Tt 32 . AGENDA DATE SUBJECT AND ISSUE CUPERTINOSTREET CLOSURES XIMCTI The council has requested, as part of its goal setting, a review of street cdosureshutarictions within the city. BACKGROUND Submitted is Exhibit A that identifies the diffift8t locations within the ditty that have some form of tic flow restriction. In most eases dim were-ateeted for the sole purpose of protecting neighborhoods from traffic intrimon and yvventing the use of neighborhood streets as a bypass andtor for shortcut in Lieu of utilizing moor arterials. CATEGORIES OF CLOSURES The closurestrestm lions have been divined into four categories to d&& a Abe how the closures were approved. NEIGHBOR ISOD REQUESTS The restrictions in this category are ditectly due to requests from the affected neighborhood The city received petitions from the residents and conducted public hearings. The residents expressed their needs and considerable evaluation was conducted to determine traffic flow, volume,siveds,etc. It is strongly suggested that these not be reevaluated unless the neighborhood expresses a desire to do so. The residents on these issues tend to find themselves divided with emotional energy that makes it difficult to deal on a technieal basis. DEVELOPMENT CONDITION Diveaters within this category were initiated because development was going to impact residential neighborhoods. In these cases, protection plans were developed and approved through the public hearing process alowing input from the residents who would be affected most. The PacificaProrre and the Torre/Rodrigues restrictions took several months of testimonies,resolution of neighborhood conflicts,and f nally the establishment of protection devices that would preclude the city center traffic from utilizing Blaney Avenue, Pacifica, and the neighborho,%d streets thereby forcing commuters to use De A,nz Boulevard and ® Stevens Creek Boulevard. k Y S, 1 M K?. , rya Panted on R2 Ood AVer ,.A.azYSCA ... .. its.,.r '•La Y � ` x M 1 1 . . - 4 If chan998 were FWP-osA residents involved would have to he=Wfied and public hearing SCL This cateWy is as sensifrve as the-pr aous becam it =0100It should not be altered=I= IIei n within the II ^* MASTM PLAN These restrictions were im vemented as a waster plan the neigh to d�3gn that have advance the impact ., �'if c resuicam.W o ntft' IelaD outirnes po Cy indicating that ighborhoodS would be protected ii m commute"ffic eaten ,O,fcyr 69 sole purpose Of ShOncutting. A ant on Mari &wed, evident that if M��when the s l��p � allowed to be deve�g De Anna and Blaney, substantial v traffic would Therefore the road was blockea'tu m resi d the Via$ , smote commercial land residential: DMGN C$rTt A The restrictions idenfified in this cat oay are simply due to the design in the roadway. EMMIle--when medians on De Alum Boulevard were installed, Alves/De Any no long had twining movements. ROUTE SS It is assumed that the mWn reason for the city council to request the evaluation of he closu ms is due to the opening of route 85. Information from►Caltraus in6cates that Route 85 is now at capaci4, and any additional traffic will only congest the roadway. Parallel-shuts my have to once agaiu'take some of the corium to load. It may be too early to make widespread changes. Sturdier also i-i icate that the employment base is somewhat lower thaw in the late 80's and Measure A imp�wements 1u completed has improved service levels. Also the city seas to be in equilibrium, and dimmpting it may create more anger and displeasure from residents (most affected) than the casual user who may benefit from the more convenient ass. 'Therefore, staff sftDngly suggests that mdew them are some specific closures that council is interested in reevaluating, this matter not be rIIEd on the basis the community has not really demanded it and re.�emag the issues may only reopen old wounds. PROCESS If council wishes to reope a any of the closures listed on the attached exhibit, the process would be to notify aff=u i residents and set a hearing before the council to determine what changes would occur. BN:sm attach. =i. Appro f S ion: Do p.B ctor of INC Wortw City Mager « + ;5 TRW i ii CIO " F 2, 19" - WB on thtu trc or, ; Kimmollinger NB only sII[+ fin l oliinger $1v1B:cl d 6:000 to . 9:00 ate. (ty bicycles) Nevens CrcWTaatau Island-N!B SB tight&left tun,no thrn <1, 1 rv ` EIO)Tone Road dosedbet�-AM�30 to 8:30 ,Q:O��6:3� Stevens Creek/Pinch Island-NB&SB right&left turn,no thn c( bicycles) TarrelRodrigues Island-WB no right tin,3/8 no left turn(accept.bi�rcles) wildlflowertSararwga-S yvale Fslencl I 6�gtrt�t md3',NB no left fauna , � r , BlaneY Stop Signs ForesVRandy suixt blocked to thru Uaffic lidatieni E/O!De Anza Cnl-d@-s c-Atierrlt3 1NcClellanlRose Blossom Island-NB&SB tight d left tame,no thru traffic(camp bicycles) Olive FJO Pasadena t'tl-de-sac-Ititgel a Ojange Granada Island smetblodwd W thr0-traM _ Stelling Step Signs Stellkiffl- mtridge NB no left turn 6:00 to 9:00 E/B no right turn 4.00 to 7:00 PM weekdays Stelling/Lilac NB No left turn 6:00 to 9:00 A11+4,EB no right faun 4:00 to 7:06 PM weekdays Toree/VEOStevens Creek Island-SB&WB right turn only,E/P,U-turn only,NB right& left tM only Alves-De Am Island-SB&EB right to m only Esia-- ollinger Islw2d SB right tuna only tim/Kimin WiS no left tum,E no right"M,SB right&left turn only Stelling/Erin Island-WB right turn only,SB no left teen EXHMIT A 2 ppa t,�I�+,t rYpfD�vESOFii�s€G R.tiFEffr�1`�C;�T3.W� i t,t tnn� pUBUC r�Tl4i��'��riy{x l�Y2V1tY#IrS c' nEMM, axis Im COM CE R{9OM Par' , 7.30 PM l. ORDEW The mewS v=called to onkrby do cb*.Cmhaine McAuliffe. y Il.SALUTE TO FLAG: The Saba was Zed by the chair. Ill.R(Y—L CALL: Commissioners present: McAuliffe:,7miler,Core,Checkma%My toy Comma Absent: None Staff Present: A,=WAA Code Eaf wement Officer Capt.WiIson,Sheriff's Department Chief Sported" C Fire District Staff Absent: Now Visitors Present: Rick Armstrong, Sedgwcc k School Parent IV.APPROVAL OF MDR MS: July mmutes approved as corrected. August minutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM THE SkIERWS OFFICE: The Captain distributed burglary and vandalism slausucs for the month or August. Captain Wilson discussed the numerous bank ratitWes that haves in ft past yew in moo• 6 and 28 bank robberies Since January r The Captain reported.that there have between appreximatetp 26 1994 in Cupertino,inthevariousaptely 29 banking insdtttt<ons: Captain Wilson advised that the ; Sheriff's Office,FBI,and the District Attorneys office will be hosting a meeting with Aw numerous banking institutions within the city,to discuss the resent rash of bank robberies VI.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: Chief Sporleder distributed fire statistic forthe month of July. The chiefdiscussed new techniques that his department is using in the public schools to educate kids x} about seat belt safety and fire prevention. VII.ORAL COMMUNICA17IONS: Commissioner Corr attended the recent Mayor's breakfast. Mayor Dean requested that the commt to on look into the problem of abandoned shopping carts left on Stevens Creek Blvd,possibly posing -jelestrians walking on the sidewalk. v ° MR Public Safety won Minitess Rehr meeft of September 14,1"S Page VIII.%%rT EN CONIlV MCATIONS None. Iff,OLD BUSINESS: The commission voted 5-0 on the:skatdboard resolution as ahended. The chair spoke with But Viskovich,regarding the cow rA and it's intent to pass a resolution regarding bike lanes to be installed on Stevens Creek Ovd between StellingR&and De Amu Blvd. Commissioner Molloy moved for resolution to recommend the mstalhmon'of bike lames on Stevens Creek Blvd between Stelling Rd.and De Area Blvd. X.NEW BUSINESS: iji J :t;s,, The commission discussed the recent develconents made on the Arian sidewalk issue on Phil Ln. Mr.Armstrong was in attendance to provide farther information and a progress report to the commission. He requested the City continue its'efforts iin trying to persuade the property owners to-P.io ar the county to install a sidewalk to ease transit for students attending Irby Sedgwick School. The commission moved to pass a resolution to the City Council to endorse the sidewalk issue at Sedgwick School. r i. t 111.E . 1 4\ i:l L 3 3 1 S." . Pap 3 f < 3M ADJOiJ12)7 4ENT: The meeting teas adjourned at 9..00 PM. Req=Mdly Subm:,��1, Alex Wykaff Code Offices } ApPraved by the Public Safety Commission at the aegvlar meetingofOMber 12, 1995. WhWa Y6b MYI11U1ft Car "T �cv i, ""f.`- i "`"s"u� <: S CENMAL kits PROTWMM DISTt T (Pli Illy ape AP' July loss Ira 1� � M T1tt In 06fi� 9 Site _ '�.'�...._ tP8 F! Cow fait p �, 4 '— OT 'S 16 g 5 f 70 9 f 3 284 HAZ"MAT PROi�FtAtN UMet4� CUP ,_.. LGA-11" �&E�. STO �,cOIL TO Al:g Inspections— p 41 4 � 4 f Congtm tion Itts�r t[®ns 0 a s Permits 0 � 0 , ® 0- ill, _ 8 Pure ROfew►. 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Status of Fire Suety MeIrlents in City of Cuperfm Viral P IM Per your request,€he fonowing is a status update Of the various Fire Safety Element Policies in the Cupertitto General Plat. • &2-Continue public educatim prcW=to wAace earthquake hazard. States: The Fire District currently has an Emerge"Y Prga ed"ess Coordinator assigned to the City of Cupertino to provide public education relative to earthquake preparedness. • 6.3-En=urage County im bore of firehamdPOU 'C&Mty GP. Status: The County General Plan Fire Hazard Policies Wmft wl k address the issues of access, water supply, building materials, and vegetation removal. Currently the Santa Clara County Fire 14arshai"s office reviews all new building developments and condition prgects to have adequate access and water supplies as required by the County Fire Code. The County Fire Code requires a minimum Class-A roof covering for all buildings in the Hazardous Fire Area in the unincorporated areas. Other Werior building materials are not speciftCally regulated in the County areas. With regard to vegetation abatement, the County is currently evaluating the possibility of implementing a mandatory brush abatement program for homes located in the unincorporated Hazardous Fire Area. • 6-4-Encourage outside agencies to pursue fuel mmagement practices. Status: in 1996, the Fire District will propose that Cupertino implement a mandatory combustible vegetation abatement program in the Hazardous Fire Area. In 1997, the Fire District with propose that the County of Santa Clara implement the same type of program for the unincorporated areas of the County within the Central Fire District. r _ .. Status: Tliis is alms encouraged wherever pmdici. • 6-6-Continue to require fire sPrh&lm in de alid'&g lot residences. Stag dnadequate water supplies and apparatus mom Mads are Vpkally found in him g lot loecatio� Automatic fire sprinklers are far*aently Me accgg able method of mitigating theme problems. • 6-7-Require frequent g ade breaks in hide development asp joutm Status: The Dish ict has standard V"cations relative to access row' design. These specifkations fnclude,gradien€ limitations and grade breaks at specifae4 intervals. • 6-8-Require upgrade of existing access Mutes in new hillside development. Status: Access roads to all new hillside development projects are evaluated by the Fire District to ensure that primary and, if deemed necessary, secondary access roadways are adequate. Linder current practice, existing roads world only be required to be upgraded to new standards if the existing roads were considered to be severely inadequate. The Fire District may at alternatives to upgrading existing roads such as the provision of periodic turnouts along the road and/or automatic fire sprinkler protection for the structures. • 6-9-Involve Central Fire District in early design stage of protects. Status: Tdw Fire District is currently included in the architectural and site review/approval process of the City. This allows early conditioning of projects for fire and tife-safety concerns. • 6-10-l n o M ge cooperation between water utilities and Central Fire DistricL Status: The Fire District currently enjoys a cooperative and positive working relationship with the various water purveyors that service the City of Cupertino. • 6-11-Encourage utilities to consider fire fighting needs when upgrading water systems. g Status: Because of a cooperative working relationship with the city water purveyors, the needs of the Fire District are typically addressed whenever system upgrades occur. ' -iv' Alp,• ,Yet s', }cwp _ ..r ,4"'", n+" .• �':=, kc " t • C:Qii2•i UcentmFire Dbmiez indesisn of public ro" s- Status: The Fire act Ivinkm- a close WOrki:$ reldtioWNP With the Cite Public Works Department. Roadway width, turning radius, 4. traffic barricada, etc., are genentliy ri. with the District prior to construction. • 6.1 pzomof rm preve0on almgh public edueglibm ll tame Public Education Offim Status, Fire District employs a public education who develops and delivers numerous * Prmgra through"t the year. A cadre of 57 sgzecially trained Fire District employees facilitate the delivery of these programs which also include presentations of fire safety educationdisp&ays and materials at many of the community events and festivals, • 6-14•Fnsu ree adequate fire protection for m►ulti-swy buildings. Status: The Fire District employs a full-time Amcidte Fire Protection Engineer who reviews all new building and remodel plans that are submitted to the City for building permit approval. In addition, Deputy Fire Marshal personnel are assigned to perform periodic and final inspections of all commercial construction projects. These processes ensure that the minimum fire protection standards of the Building and Fire Codes are met for all buildings including multi-story. • 6.15-Consider wiring five sprinklers in all reddenem Status: In the City of Cupertino only now residences with inadequate access or water supplies are required to be equipped with fire sprinklers. Currently, the residential sprinkler ordinances of several other cities are being challenged in the courts by the building industry. Although the Fire District acknowledges the effectiveness of residential fire sprinklers and would support a residential fare sprinkler ordinance, the District's current recommendation is to not actively pursue the implementation of such an ordinance until the existing ordinances have been upheld in the courts. • 6-16•Consider new guidelines for protection in commercial and industrial uses. Status: The State of California adopts the Uniform Building Code and the Uniform Fire Code and, through an amendment process, creates the State Building and Fire Codes. These Codes are the minimum building standards required throughout the State. The Fire District believes that these State Codes provide for adequate fire r J and Bfe-s V protection in both awmmdd and .8z lai tom. Rwammendaosns are fine to archiied"s a case by r; case bads on how additional or insriea".fie infidmin can be achieved in commeretad tit occupancies. • 6-17-DIscouxW eMy gifta In pate residenfid devdqpm.enL xr Staters: This is an ongoing policy. df develVers insist on gated entrances, a by lack box or an approved electric &V swatch is required at the gate to provide enmpfty access, • 6-18-Allow public access to private state in effmgency lot dead eat: streets. Status: This is an ongoing policy. 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OF THE CTPY OF CUPERTINO b WEiR the Public Suety coummm has found that public; health, and elffire of the citizens of the City of Cho may bt endangered by the rcdmg of skMb,Dff&on the roadway portion of any street, on any ddewak in a retail district or in a public or privately Owned parking K and that it is Recessary for PlOtOW011 of all citizens,that the riding of skateboards an the roadway portion of any street, on MW sidewalk in a retail comnnnerciah district or pWAC or priyately owned pmkkg lot be prohibited. - NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Public Safety Commission of` the Pity of Cupertino recommends that the City Coin enact an ordinance to prohibit skateboarding on the roadway portion of any sit,on any sidewalk in a retail commercial district,or in a public or privately ownedpatl&g lot. PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regQriar meeting of the Public Safety COmmsssion of the City of Cupertino this Ah day ofSWqpjbpr., 1995,by the following vote: Vote mbers of the Public Safety Cnission AYES: McAuliffe,Corr,Cheelmm Molloy,Zander NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN:None APPROVED: 4 �. &A Chairperson,Public Safety Commission ;;3 `j 3 .r to s e L f, tE.'+.`i � y ;t r °a' :�'i�c�. •r. • " M _ : t:. :� a• 1 9a .tr • ;3" « .. �:• . eKl :. g- .f. r •t. •�� ,M' ;iW. .� . t" Y,e.:i su. ;:r:,ir't-_f a i. i 7r Lu U;..ata a t.: 't it t ,;L,• 9.;:u txt++;,a ,= i:- ,M 1;, .a �_t,;.r i t�-i.,;i • r- 1 g. �. Ili ...1. � .1 it J;l .N, iTi � • I i . t ,t MORM OF REGULAR NEffMGOl-Bits. PUBLIC SAFETY MOWS=NEW OCTOBER M 1"S 7:30 PM 1.CALL TO ORDEIS: The meeting was called to order by the chair,Clatherine McAuliffe. M SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Sahara was Zed by the chair. III.ROLL CALL: Present: McAuliffe,Zander,Corr,(man,Molloy Commissioners Absent: None Staff Present: Alex WyW Code Enfmvement Officer Staff Absent: Capt.Wilson.ShwW,s Department and%w deder,Ceatrsl Fire District Visitors Present: Rick Armsbong, Sedgwick School Parent IV.APPROVAL OF MINUTES: ® September minutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE: None. VI.REPORT FROM CENTRAL r'lRE: Now. VII.ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: The Chair attended recent emergency training taught by Marie Moore,Cupertino Disaster Prepare Coordinator. VIII.WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: Commissioner Zander received a copy of a letter written by Rick and Wendy Armstrong on behalf of the Fairgrove Neighbors regarding the Sedgwick School sidewalk issue.The letter was addressed to Supervisor McKenna's office.The letter was als;o sew to the Code Enforcement office to be included with the minutes. IX.OLD BUSINESS: The commission made minor changes to the draft copy of the Sedgmc k School resolution to the City ® Council and adopted it as amended. The commission adopted the recommendation to the City Council regarding the bike lane issue on Stevens Creek Blvd. lts dY , . Tg , s, PuNic Safety Commission&TMMM Refit meeting of October 12,1995 Page 2 X NEW BUSINESS: The commission continued and finished reviewing the section of the General Plan public may issues. Rl.ADJOURNMEMP The meeting was 'Darned at 9:00 PNL Respectfully Si; 'ited, Alex Code Officer Appwved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of November 15, 1995. Catherine NkAzliEk,Chair x7 r A 1 OFTMMYOrCUPERTWO WHEREAS,a fence hasbw eFectedw7dcbobstrimthesafsway student wasting an the south side of FW Lane I and from D.J.S Elementary ;and WHEREAS,the property owners �Ildren to cross that umbVeloped am in front of their property when D.J. Win;and WHEREAS,the C Urt I offeredto pay the of and curb instaliatioon at the time the new school was it; and WHEREAS,the property owners and the sdml district have not been able to reach an agreements and WHEREAS,the subject property comprises a landlocked unincorporated area of Clara County within the Ilmits of the City of Cupertino; and WHEREAS, representatives of the City of Cupertino and the Cupertino Union School District have appealed to both the property owners and the County of Santa Clara;and WHEREAS,the process of seeking resolution has continued for more than a year;and WHEREAS,the school community has requested assistance in appealing for a safe way to ANIL school for the children. Ip NOW,THEREFORE,BE IT RESOLVED that the Public Safety Commission of the City of Cupertino supports the request of the D.J.Sedgwidc School community;and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Cupertino City Council Is requested to also support the community's request for safe way for children to walk and to bicycle to and from D.J. Sedgwick Elementary School, including appropriate financial participation by the city; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Count Is requested to adopt,and forward to the office of County Supervisor Diane McKenna, a resolution requesting her Intervention and support for safe waikirfg and bicycling access to D.J. 5edgwiok Elementary School Including appropriate financial participation by the county. PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Public Safety Commission of the City of Cupertino this_.12,_day of Q=i t_ 1995 by the foitowing vote: ma Members of the BMIIc Safer Commission AYES: Chedcman, Corr, McAuliffe, Molloy, Zander Nam: None ABSENT. None ABSTAIN: None APPROVED: Chairperson, Public Safety Commission Rork and Wendy J4 Y CA95M4 t4082 25& October 11, 1995 The Honorable Dianne McKenna County Supervisor, District#5 70 West Heckling Street 10th Floor Fast wing San Jose, CA 95110 Re: Traffic hazard on na Lame,c apertmo Dear Ms.McKenna: As community members and parents, we are writing this letter on behalf of the children and neighbors of Sedgwick Elementary School in Cupertino.The reason for directing this letter to your attention is that the safety hazard we will address is on p;,Roperty within County Jurisdiction. Yn Mwch Of:!995, we wrote to you regarding a fence erected in August 1994,just before the open'ng of our new schooL'TNS fence was on the property adjacent to Sedgwiclk School, creating an extremely da-fermu traffic condition. The danger -► stems from the absence of an OPPrOPrOte 8ide and t9k lane for the children traveling to and from school on Phil Lane.'The result is that many of the 800 students attending Sedgwick are fob to waltz and ride their bicycles m a traffic lane exposing them to severe danger. While common sense alone would dictate a state of alarm to any reasonable Per-son viewing the conditions at the site, the families in the area have an even stronger reason for their concerns The Se�dgwkck School . community has an acute awareness of these dangers, hieing already experienced several traffic- related bicycle accidents. These accidents involved a former student and a current student of our schooL The first of these accidents resulted in severe disability,brain damage and the eventual death of the student;the other caused the injured child to be immobilized for months in a body cast and to start the 1994 school year in a wheelchair. ' - s... - • 1 ter+ •3 `�..:� a :..°`�t - 'o # a �,� � ,: � ••• �+.'�- ; _ ♦'t-.' ! I j :71 •^'..^ri 0 `• "'t '.C'- a•(f'.:: .•;iy sitF TWA 1.r '.!i • is. �£- • � 1 '.S y� y i. ,.y.:. Iv- VI ♦ .- :''Jt • .• .,... -.r ram, :1A c t + a • • • t Y ' yr:-' �; c 6 e o alb r' n E1ity to��ewaflypwposedroad in ovenmits toplan or Puriltm�o�' andany Oat behalf of our co7l��,we thank you for to � �tattep: Sincerely, MIJ Rick and Wendy Annstrang 6 encls. cc: Janet Shannon.Deputy,eta Clara County Sheers DepartmentCliuck Corr,Director of Business Services,CU.S.D. Cbmmis .o ,Cupertino public Safety CO=natission Cupertino City Council Meanbers Cupertino Public Safty►Commission Members Wally Dean, Cupertirt6 Mayor Jerd reerraiuolo,Director of Facilities Modernizatioay CU.S.D. John Obbs, Chid of Staff Super Dianne Mcxenna's Office Glen Griffis, City Traffic JEatgitteer,Cry of Cuomo Ann Inge, Biqde/Pedestrim Advisory Committee Ruth Spadafore,principal,Sedgwis&l6ntentary Sctml Bert Viskovich,Director of Public Works,City of Cupertino ifs �' - ' t -; r �* x.,. z t• °f. r . x :far V' °J;:`. l • { .f . �J;' tb"-�.:!'�i f#A" S<..{: •:?��.i� 1' t:'1.,..i x°' if'.= �.•fr,Ft' �Cd._i'�i41.ei� /Yir�� - ' o-lfuo.'{�Yr:r'�� =.�M.u- .'., •. 1'lit- .'.,nn'�.. cr: Va-�.:•n.�ar .vi - -)7=` J' :afl" {1 -rich-��trr.�rt •lr •J, :/trJl: J,'%i 1Y' D::+r KI- 1.}f:�%ff SJ 1't.i:lt 11!.YA A'fl �I: i;l{'*7 .1, ' :if.• f+17. .y..7'I Y1«` 'r!) 'Jt' Ir JJ 1.1 7r; I1GF ow I'• 'i `';? `J; 1/1 1.. ;�i. F✓.1 I1. .1+:iJ' /.1.77 -.l lit '1 ,i: -!Ftly- •,.;: SAt JI 71,-11.:1 M m »{.1 - {1 W.i .{ f { • { i:- ^.:�Y�1: ,1 I:,I ' ��1 .• /'" �-:"f.1'fty.i I1 it J'l i lJ.:{.IIK{!'; !'=i11: .f'1(Il 1 il:a .7 - !i �". ' 1-I 1 : f it- :f-.1.1 1 'f 11 7 fll:-:1 2.It-A.l II 111:111;1 .i. 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M.ADJOU MAENPT: The meeting was adjourned at 9.00 PM• Respecdolly mi Wykaff Code M= APProaed by the Public Safety Commission at the rcgdar meeting of December 14, 1995. Catherine McAuliffe,Chair "t SANTA CLARA COVUff CENTRaL FUM 1 NDIMICT --ACTMY hmt�% AUSW I[Mc -vamm. . .......... Vc� is iiIp 411 L"iZZ77 r" co 21 0rt as JL 4 1 Co date z. E bi -0- D2 Co;;Os OnF" ." ".7" 1 1 2 17, 14 1 2 77 17 7 7, 1"M 7 T Tw— 71 ra IROGRAIA un H I OTALS Inspeetlonffi a ..-2-, 0 Perm 0 3 0 4 0 'f.L,`,�_t'r-7,14,777,77 Elan RRow Coln I I j iij ;; 1 0 0 ITo-naul4ations o o t3 0 i' jg 1 0 0 3 CENMX 9mt&,CRVCF OS YVWITOAM AUMM 1ID YM Cdwdsr vsw IOW7 f. Wkt V A1994 1995 1995 1994 CALL FRECAJEWY $LOW A� 040 «0 E � w,. .,..._.. ._. ._.. � ..r,..w...�,,...,. .,.._w0... �..�..,4..1_........,.,.», ,..».; .......,,K....�.:.,�.........,�,..�mdSti.....,,a.e,1,F.ff�i 2"�".M,.....:Y y ..............�r•....-_...+.-.«...-.,..t.......,.,...,�,.,,w•...-_�..,........�.,.r,.,+....�.n... .- ....,,,...--»»w,.�.... ......�,..w ,.w._. ,».+..,,,.-�.,...........a„-*.-wr+>+�r++m�'.rmm+w•..,w+..,n....�,...,.�..wy ail tgtY i j 22 9w4aT��ha�_.. i ALAMW RM SMM SMELL as 318 346 PUBMSEWAM 28 200 130 xats tob' Rio Y 0 7 1.2 ENG I 117 9,10 _. '`' 4E4... } G 43 IM2 27, 2w_,.. ........ _...M(Si1SEt}FFlFJ1T,IYTmITi 11 17 1 _.6-qo�r __ . 49,.... -SI ,.. _.,._ MMSE OF Fi11 DA481 S,COMAM S 0 7 17 HM 2 2 25 Is MECH.AMAL FALLIFCE 3 31 32 TRK 1 13 f 00 105 WNSTFOCTIONDERCOVY 0 aft 1 TOTAL 202 1,588 1 498 CFEPW0REf IOR 0 8 4 NATURALCONOfTiCM 0 0 1 CM¢R 9 8 3 TOTAL ARE CAUSES 5 83 95 MM 9112M 10:52 AM x� SANTA CLARA COUNTY CENTRAL FUSE PROTECTION DISTRICT E ... 2 Fk J FIRE PREVENTION PROCEtAili IJtQ/�cup ILOA MBE Me I CS+L "Re CeA OJ! Q II Q w i 1 1 its as eodOUli 1 .Q 52 Q Q Q Q a , 8 FEW_R8 _ 1 ='6i ._112 rsr 0 . ConoaaltsUo ns._. $..__. e ,w.. T T w _ __ v.,w.II. OTALS 27 Q2 105 1 18 31 143 2 �8 y. HAZ MAT PROGRAM UNINC OF A I AISE I STO C®L M Tp S ns actions Q 42 1 Q Q S 1 o 1 Conotruot(on Inspections A u Q Permits o Q Q p p p 0 1 p Plan RwAsw d9) p Via. . ..,_ Q .. 9..._ . _ FM isoview Sita o 10 o Q o 1 779 177 Coo Qaints o 10, tj o p ConsultaUonae Q O > ~ ?Q Q 0 Q ;-0T O [TOTALS 0 3. ,~...0.. 28. w b a ire. r , alai L Cetmdw Vow 1995 "4J65 1995 logs 1994 CALL FREQUENCY FIRE S LOSS 1�iC1' CIO _7 91 1 s u" 0 € 0 ; ..Qi of _ _ f ry s' z cc 0 ..,.�71W0/fiV �i6Siyw.......... ... ,._...,., _.._.......:.,,.....,v.-.,_.,, ,...-...-„w ..,......,.... _ ............. ........-,,.... ..,..._ Vim ID!n sr/Gthr 1 21 36 0 11.640 11.965 TOTAL MM 13 96 103 32,900 2.424,265 664.122 A�LAWMEmsmonsum 36 351 400 t. ry ' x 75, L x _ r IEmm 14 r , TOTAL,/ `.CAt;LS $14 1.849 CAUSE DATA f1145TA1i FlAsf,QV FD437,0V 2 9 12 ENC31 109 1,019 989 1 6 15 EN02 29 267 215 M1SUSE0F HEAT,MATCHES.RREWOFW 3 20 14 EN37 46 361 335 MOM OF p,AMMAg1ES,CWTAINERS 0 7 21 HM 2 1 26 17 MECHWCAL FAUF& 4 36 32 TRK 1 20 120 t i e 00NWFLWTMNDEFZG3VY 0 2 1 TOTAL 205 1,�793 1,672 OFFPATM 1 7 4 NATURAL CONWtONS 0 0 1 07HER 2 10 9 TOTAL FIRE CAUSES 13 96 108 .h MAZE IOWN5 12:05 PM �i 8 11 210ALS 210 01-Ast 95 81C8 98 4fi R 13 Aster�f 21d Residential OS-Aug 6 S1C8 f 24:.3t1 R 9 OR 210 Reeklerriis! 07-Aug-95 71C4 C7 12:20 R 13 210 ReskWulal 07 Aug-95 72CB C7 12:20 R 73 VIfY 210 Residential 104UM-95 8/Ci C1 /9:30 R 103 N Faattu'D 210 12 ' 1C1 C7 14:55 R 13 WY 210 12 Aug-9S 1C9 C8 3s35 2Ogtn 210 1 !)5 72CS CS '10.�40 R 103 WY 210 Residential 14- 95$1C3 C7 19:00 77 Sq&s>s�f; > 210 Residential 15-Aug-95 GICS C7 6:30 R 10 Kenmore CT 210 Residential 16-Aug-95 71 C6 CO 8.40 R 79 Fail CT 210 Residentil 18-Aug-95 71C8 CS 11:20 R 76 Erin WY 210 lResidential 19-Au"S 71Ce C7 7:30 R 74 Dumas 210 Residential 20-Au"S GI CS C2 18:00 R 222 Cupartuw 210 Residential 21-8ug-95 71C4 C2 13:15 R 101 Same Clam 210 Residential 21-Auw95 7106 C2 13:1SS R 101 Sam Clara AV 210 Reshkotial 24-Aug-9S 71C4 C9 12:00 R 199 Price 210 ResidentM 29-Aug-95 S1C1 p 16:10 R 21214amestead RD 210 lResidentlai 02 95 71C4 C9 9:40 R 8 Aldwbreok 210 lResidential 032ep-95 81C1 C4 19:20 R 104 2==LN 210 lRaddential 05L 5 Bice ,A iSAO R 105 am vim 210 lResidential 264-Se"S 8I C6 C2 22:00 R 223 Carte Blanca 210 lResidential 30-Sep-95 91C8 t33 9M R 79 Fail CT 210 Residentiat 01-Oct-95 SiCt C3 47:80 R 104 Mary AV 210 Residual 05-Oct-95 7106 C9 1 ) R 107 Ig2ft DR 210 Residentia! o"at 95 Me; C4 1 10 Si 103 R!Mg 201 210 Residential 57-0ct-95 81 C9 C9 F-35 R 8 210 Residential 140ct-95 91CS C7 1a-05 R 143$xataga 210 Resklential 18-Qnt-95 7/C6 C7 1305 R 107 bqwhd AV 210 Residential 244Yct-95 81 CO C9 185a5 R 63 t Vetbrwoad OR 210 Residential 25-Oct-95 71C9 C9 11s40 R 103 Qreemvead a 210 Residential 25-Oct-95 B1C1 C2 0:45 R 211 laaidena 211 Apartment 21-Aug-95 8106 CS 19-AS R 9 Wesdynn 4 211 jApartment 24-8ug-05 71C1 C9 112:15 R 199 Price 211 Apartment 30-Sep-95 81C9 C9 22-30 R 108Whftwy 211 Apartment 06-Oct-95 MCI! C2 21:15 R 1212 Stevens Crk 211 Apartment 06-Oct-95 SiC1 C2 2210 R Mary/8tevens Crk 212 Business 01-Aug-96 SiC1 C5 16:10 R 10333 N Wolfe 212 Business 01-Aug-95 S1L7 C5 16.42 R 10101 N Wolfe 212 Business 01-Aug-95 71C4 C5 14:50 R 10333 N WoHe 212 Business 02-Aug-95 71 C4 C4 13:30 R 10101 N Wotte RD 212 Business 08-Aug-95 91 C3 C3 23.55 R 110118 Bandley 212 Business 14-Aug-95 72C4 C5 9:40 R I 10500 Ridgaview CT a 212 Business 14-Aug-95 71 C9 C3 t 2:00 R 121265 Stevens Creek 212 Business 15-Aug-95 61C1 C3 6:45 R 21271 Stevens Creek BL 212 Business 23-Aug-95 71CO C5 12:20 R 10123 N Wolfe RD 212 Business 23-Aug-95 91C3 C5 19:30 R 10123 N Wolfe 212 Business 01-Sep-95 82C9 C3 19:10 R 20460 Homestead RD 212 Business 01-Sep-9S 71 CB C9 9:00 R '10420 Do Anaa#ct 212 Business 04-Sep-95 71C8 CO 10:30 IR 420770 Stevens Creek 212 Business 05-Se 9S 71C4 C4 7:30 IR 110900 N Blaney 212 Business 08-Sep-95 71 C4 C9 10.20 IR 119541 Richwood Page 1 81 r 2 0 ALS 212 Bu mess 12-SeMp 91C3 C5 IMAO R 10123 N w419e 212 Busies 16-Sep 95 71C4 C5 15:00 R 1+0101 M Wolfe RD 212 17-Sep-95 81 C 1 C5 16:45 R 10101 Wolfe RD 212 6usin8ss 30- 95 81 C1 C3 16AO A 20745 Steven Screak 212 Business 09-Oct-OS 71C4 CS 12:45 A 110101 Al Woo Z12 &MIness 12-3aa-95 71c1 C2 P14.527 R a3000 Fad ail Staines 14-Oct-SS 71C4 CS R 101SON Wye 212 Businew 14-Oct-96 81C4 C5 R 10101 N i�fM 212 Business 193 -95 71C9 C5 R 10101 Sit Widfe 21a auskim 19:5 -95 s1C4 C5 R 10101 N wall?e 212 8u 23-0ct-95 82C6 CS R 20730 Stevens Crk 213 tiseitution 08-Aug-95 71 C6 C8 7:40 R 940 S Stafto RD 213 Institution 20 Sep 95 71 C9 C9 9:35 R 10100 Finch 213 lnstitudon 27-Sep-95 71C9 C9 11:00 R 10100 Ruch 213 Jbistitution 28-Sep-95 71C9 C3 11:35 IR 21370Hammond 214 Vehicle 02-Au®-95 81C7 C6 18:00 R Foot vans Cwk 214 Vehicle 03-Aug-95 71C4 C4 8.00 R 10490 2gM AV 214 Vditb 03-Aug-96 81C4 C4 16M R 10690fit Dowize 214 Vehicle OS-Aug-9S 62C1 CS 5:05 R 1M Wolfe RD 214 Vehicle 06-Aug-95 71 C4 C5 13:25 R 10123 l+S walla 214 Vehicle 08-Aug-95 BIC1 C5 22:00 R 10905 N Wolfe 214 Vehicle 09-Aug-95 71 C 1 '=7:42 R 10870 N S*Fmt 214 Vehicle 10-Aug-95 91 C3 C3 1840 R `Manxw i Park 214 Vehicle 11-Auw95 71C1 C3 15:10 R 21269 Stevens Creak 214 Vehicle 14-Aug-95 72CI C9 9;45 R 720 Stendahl 214 Vehicle 14-Aug-95 81C4 C5 16-30 R 10123 N Wolfe 214 Vehicle 16-Aug-95 71C4 C4 11:45 R 3 tccf rite Coop 214 Vehkft 19-Aug-95 61CI C9 GAS R 10887E Estates 214 iVehicle 20-Aug-95 81 Ci C6 20:09 R 107 00 Ckftwuse 214 Vehicle 23-Aug-95 81 C4 C9 16:55 R 20460 Stevens Creek 8L 214 Vehicle 23-Aug-95 81C4 C9 17:50 S 20450 Stevens Creek BL 214 Vehicle 23-Aug-95 81 C4 C9 16:50 S 20460 Stevens Creek BL 214 Vehicle 28-Aug-95 71C9 C9 8:00 R 20278 Gay 214 Vehicle 28-Aug-95 71 C6 C5 15:00 R 10123 N Wolfe RD 214 Vehicle 28-Aug-95 7106 CS 1S:4S S 10123 N Wolfe RD 214 Vehicle 29-Aug-95 81 C4 C5 17:06 R 19055 Pnmeridge 214 Vehide 03•Sep-95 81 C4 C5 16:36 R PerfiineteriValloo Pkwyr 214 Vehicle 04-Sep-95 71C1 C3 9:15 R 10274 Parkwood 04 214 Vehicle 04-Sep-95 71C1 C2 12:45 R 10270 Foothill c1 214 Vehicle 04-Sep-95 71C4 C5 9:10 R 10123 Wolfe 214 IVehide 07-Sep-95 61S1 C7 4:15 S Blauer/Saratoga-sumyvale 214 lVehicia 08-Sep-95 82C9 C5 19:00 R 10123 Vallco PY 214 Vehicle 14-Sep-95 82C9 C3 19:30 R 120990 Homestead RD 214 Vehicle 20-Sep-95 71 C6 C2 10:30 R 10400 Phar Lap OR 214 Vehicle 21-Sep-95 71 C 1 C9 9:35 R 10431 N Deanza BL 214 Vehicle 22-Sep-95 71L1 C4 9:20 R 13264 Rhoda DR 214 Vehicle 25-Sep-95 81 C6 CS 17:15 R 10123 N Wolfe RD 214 Vahide 27-Sep-95 71 C4 C3 11:00 R 20800 Homestead 15h 214 Vehicle 28-Sep-95 71 C6 C7 8:16 R 1102 Steeplechase 214 Vehicle 29-Sep-95 71S5 C3 11:00 R 12201 Saratoga-Sunnyvale RD 214 Vehicle 29-Sep-95 71 C6 C3 8:00 R 20900 Homestead 214 Vehicle 30-Sep-95 7106 C6 8:35 R 22380 Mcelellan 214 Vehicle I 01-Oct-95 71C1 C3 9:50 R 11109 Dowering Pear DR Page 2 U 8 41 240ALS 214 Vehicle 024Orc:95-71 C9 :20 R t55Z Cdramaml 214 Vehide 71CO C3 8:45 R 2A5t?A Homestead ESA 214 Vehide 08:f1et•96 1 21 T5 R t d$m sets Crk 214 Vehide 095 8106 C3 22:T6 R Crk 214 VaNde 07-Oct-95 97WI 19:Cs s lf*VA5SistnsQasCreek 214 VaNde 094)ct•95 61Ct C3 4:00 R t S' Creek 6L 214 Vehicle 1t3teti 5 71C4 12its5 R 1� _ 214 VaNde 1 71C4 _ C4 14745 R 214 Vehide 10�1*95 81C3 19:00 R !, S; _ 214 Vehicle t0-Oen-95 71C1 C3 8: 2 Hattiestead RD 214 Vehide 11-Q?ct-95 82C4 C4 t8;40 R 2 tnfb ate Loop_ 214 Veihde 11-0tg-S6 1Cf C4 am R 5 tnFai to 214 Velucto 11-OC*95$4C9 C4 1900 2 Udk tte 214 Vehicle 12.Oet-96 SIM C3 20:00 R 1 627 Swifty 214 Vehicle 12-0et-95 81C1 C3 :00 R tO627 �94 Vehicle f2-084 81C1 C3 2tts30 R 1 _ 7 Battt� 214 V®hlda 14-Oar-95 71t�4 C 11:45 ZA875 VB v,often I I s 214 vetdcle 1sQct-spa 71C1 C3 11:25 R 2 75. erean 214 Vetdde 15Oct-W 71C1 C3 12:Tt3 R 20"5 t/ Gam 214 Vetdde 154)et 95 71C1 C3 13" R 10870 t1 Stetting 214 Vehicte 1"ct-95 91C3 C9 18:40 R 1O200'liADer 214 lVeNde 194)at435 71E7 Ica 10:40 R 13210 PWO AV 136 214 lVoWs 190 95$-ce Ica, tS-05 R 119SMStnwo Crk 214 IVehfcte 22-Oct-95 8106i JC7 18:10 R 1138 agg! e Page 3 NOTICE OF A l�JE��giE l r�.I ENT O. City0f AND SPECIAL L ING Cupertino NOTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN- that the regular meeting of the Public Safety Commission scheduled for Nov. 9 was cancelled because of a lack of quorum;and notice is also given that a special meeting is called for Thursday,Nov. 15,to discuss those items carried over from Nov. 9. The meeting will be held in Conference Room A of City Hall, 10300 Torre Avenue,Cupertino,beginning at 7:30 p.m. Dated this 3rd day of November, 1995. Kim Smith City Clerk _ IVIIAdtM.ES OF TIRE REGULAR bUBTO 3'OF TEE PUE11dC SAFETY COMMMON EMD DECEMM x 19a#S CONPEMCE ROOM A,CUPMT1NQ,CALUMM I 7:30 PM 1.CALL TOORDER: The meeting ways COMMD ozder by the viaro4&person,Charles Corr. H.SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Salute was led by the vico4aizpeasom M.ROLL CALL: a Cammtaoners P mod: Moog►,Zander, CUM ChedLman Commissioner,Absent McAul ft Staff Present: Alex Wykog Code Prifirmment Offer Captain Wi sM Sheriffs CidefSparleder,Central Fire District Staff Absent: None IV.APPROVAL OF bM4UTES: Naemberappmvedassdainitted. V.REPORT FROM TIRE SFIEREWS OFFICE: Cages Wilson distrMuted burglary statics 1lar Me month of October and the partial month of November. The types aj mrglww M dude rmdeutgal,dal,school,M vehicle. The Captain also distributed,and discussed bar graphs that illustrate traffic accident Patterns and city maps that illustrate locations of major alines for the city. The Captain advised that there has recently bow a rash of vehicle binglarles. This apparently is common throughout other local cift in which Cupertino is avmage m occurrence. Captain Wilson gave an update on imfuaed fieputy Paul Graham. Deputy Graham is sCh &did to be released at ttu;end of Naves and will continue to recover at bm. g. VL REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: Chief Sporleft dim fare statistics for the month of Ortober. The chief commented on the 1,r, I rain and wind storm we wiperience& Most of the calls for service were for down wires and trees. No major incidents were reported Beginning in January of 1998,the Monte Vista Fire Station will house a fireman trained as a paramedic to respond to call on an crietm The Chief advised that this will incngase the level of s uvm to the commurrity by cutting down t'w response time for already existing panamedic sezvkm This service will be offered with no additional cost to the commn*. a Publiesafety COMMMM hanutes PACCAM Abaft or Deamew 14,1995 Pap a VU.ORAL,COhMMMIONS: Now. VIQ.MUM CO;YIT AINICATIONS: None. DL OIA E U811 M: Commiss OM h&)ft advised that he has contacted the EPA Commisdoner hfa toy cmmnuftd that the EPA agreed do the doW hoba invgsdpw ledblowa The EPA is nmmagy concerned with pmdcatato sodler fto tee possbly Include kdMGcw 00 Me EPA maw fw s is point sOum bcatIO24 ratites than vm mg locaftons,such as the owdoW wM pwW&leaf blowers. X NEW • None. Xl.ADIOURNT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 PU P�S Alex Code OSeoer Approve tic on at the regular meeting of Jammy 11, 1996. Chuck Corr,Vwo-Chairperson y :w .m t� it ono. Ckf ber and Naveaftm, 1995 210 Ros 01�t 81C1 A 8i' ;d10 AS► 85-2740281 2i0 Aare 05�Oct-9 7tC6 f23 Paso R ! f1R5• C 2!0 Oa-OCt- 81C8 C4A 108r27Sa011i4-C 210 Bugg,Rays 07 Ost 81C9210 BugL Ras 14QrY 91C8 C7 A 143 Samoa 95-287-0323 C 210 Burg,� 1 7106 C7 R 107 AV S5-291-0166C 210 ,A� 24 Oc1 81C9FC7 18�5 0A 9S-Z874M= 210 1 ,Rss 71C9 11 103 s 55-29301= 210 26.OcE 81.C1 2�b5 R 211Oa 96- 210 But{,},Res 01 71C1 12t40 R 9 Bubb RD EM54i177C 210 Res 09-1 9 71C 9 11:25 A 104 St+r tin 5-31210 Pies 16-4 ow C4 11:55 R 103 N 85418:Q/61--C 210 Burg,Res 1 C9 22.15 R 8 S Taramul 9C'1607 210 Be>r R� 20-isiav►J85 91C3 t23 1:30 R 206 g q:p3C 210 Res 21 C4 C7 19AS R 116 Saver Springs OR $ C 210 Burc6 Etas 22- -95 81C9 C3 23.16 R 206 Celevw 3- 9 26A463C 210 .Burg,Res 25-Nov-96, 1C4 C4 1'5:15 R 108 Nw#rAew EMM 96-329-0270S 210 Mira,Res 26-No C7 20-20 A 10 DA 953300346C 210 Burg,Res 27 82C9 C9 20:50 IR 8 SwrOW M 95-331-0364C 210 9! Res 29-Nw-96 82C4 C3 18:1 S IR 210 Laurens 95-333-0316 210 Burg. - 29Nov-95 71Ct C7 14:20 IR 9 Bubb RD 9S-333-0178C 210 21 21 211 8utg,Apt 06-Oct-96 S/C1 C2 21:16 R 212 Sw"m CA 95-279-0418-C 211 Sum/1yR 06-Ca-96 81C1 C2 22:10 R Mayffltevens Crk 96.279-0443-C 211 2 1 2 212 6.rrg,Comm 09-0ct 9 71C4 C5 12:46 R 10101 N Wolfe 96-282-0153-C 212 Burg,Comm 12-CWt-95171LI C2 7AG R 23M Moammead 9 34C 212 Barg,Comm 14-0m 71C4 C6 14:67 A 10160 N Wolfe 96-287-025.7-C 212 Burg,Comm 14.Oct-95 81C4 C5 17.46 R 10101 N Wolfe 957287-032S.0 212 Butg,Comm 16.0�S 71CO CS 16:00 R 10101 N Waft 95-289_016C 212 Burg,Comm 19-0mt:95$iC4 Cb 18:35 R 10101 N {iiPcatfe 95.29Z-f3384C 212, Comm�7= 23-0 02CO C8 19:16 R 990- Crk 95.29 85-C 212 26�II C3 17:00 R 20745 Stevens Crek 95-299-0291 C _ 212 06-Nov-II !C7 C9 15:OEi R 20395 Tarebm Cerrter LN 96-31 O 0189C 12 Burg,Comm 06-Nov-95 82CO C8 16:16 R 20730 Stevens Creek 96-310-0223C 212 Burg,Comm 07-Nov-9S 71 C9 C9 14:20 A 20445 F t Mw 9S-311-0218C 212 Burg,Comm 07-Nov-95 BiC6 C9 16:OS R 20382 Town Cerator LN 95-311-0268C 212 Burg,Ctx m 11-Nov-0 71C4 C5 IMOO A 10123.N Wolfs RD 80316-0144C 212 Corn 16-No4-9 82C4 C6 20¢20 R 10101 N Waft 95-319 0395-C 212 Burg,Ctmpm 2"av 96 61C1 tM 0:50 R 21220 Howastead RD 95-326-0012C 212 Buts.Comm 22-Nov-95 91C3 C3 20:30 R 22745 Stevens Creek 95=326-MSC 212 1B 16 Bg School 213 6 17.40 10123 N Wolfe 95-299-0310C 213 Burg,School 27-Oct-96 71CO C9 10:05 IR 10100 Finch 95-300.0096-C 213 Burg,Steel 29-Oct 95 71C4 C4 12:10 R 10401 Vista 9S-302-013S-C 213 Burg,school 09-Nov-95 71 C6 C7 9.30 R 1170 Yorkshire 95-313-COSOC 213 Burg,School 09-Nov-96 71 C9 C9 13:60 R 10100 Finch 95-313-0202C 213 ,School 01-Dec-95 6106 C4 0:56 R 10401 Vhft RD 96-336-0013C 213 6 6 214 Burg,Veh 01-0ct-95 71C1 C3 9:60 ft 11109 Flowering Pear DR 96-274.0104C 214 Burg,Veh 1 02-Oct-96 71C9 C9 9:20 R 952 Candiewaad 95-276-0094C 214 Burg,Veh OSOct-95 71CS C3 8:45 R 20800 Homestead RD 96-278-0093C 214 Burg,Veh 06-Oct-95 SiC6 C3 21:16 R M (Stevens Crk 95-279.0442-C 214 18ur&Veh 06Oct-9 81CS C3 22:16 R Marv/Stevarts Crk 96-279-0463-C 214 Burg,Veh 07-Oct-95 97W1 C8 19:46 S Hwv86/Sievens Creek 96-280.0433C ® 214 Burg,Veh 09.Oct 96 61C1 C3 4,00 R 21267 Stevens Creek 91. 95-28S 2 CC 214 Burg,Veh 10.Oct-95 71C4 C4 12:66 R 1 Infinite 95-263 OISOC 214 Burg,Veh 10-Oct-96 71C4 IC4 14:4b R 20525 Maurlard 95-203-0258C 214 Burg,Veh I 10.Oct-96 91C3 IC3 19:00 R 10021 S Deem 195-2.3-0345C C_21_95 C 21 95.XLS - 12/1 4195 ri,x Cupertino, October and November, 1995 214 Sing.Veh 10-fact-9 71ct 8.00 R 21230 ffurfi�—ROD 214 ewg,Veh 11-Oct-85 82C4 C4 19 t0 R 2 Infxft Loop98-Z$4 35SC 214 B�rrg.Veh t tdto4-9 81C7 C4 t8:M R 5 bdkft 9S- C 214 Sung,Veh 11.Oo£-9 81C9 C4 19:00 R 24Oti5fiC 214 Sung,deh 12-Cat-9 91CS C3 20-00 R 11M7 85-285-@352C 214 Barg,Veh 124)M-9 ICt C9 20:0 R tOU7 Bandkv 214 .Veh 12-0si S1C1 C3 pu—i R 10627 g- 357C 214 Sure,Veh 144)M9 71C4 C3 R 2A8'i5 Ceti 115 95-287-i?t78-C 214 Veh 16-0Ct-95 71C1 Ca R 20875 V, Grp 95.288-0960C 214 B+ug,Veh 16-0ct-9 71C/ C3 R 20875 Valley Green 95-2174C 214 Burg,Veto 15-Oct-95 77C1 C3 R 10870 R9 Steil 95 &C929SC 214 Veh t6-0ct-96 91C3 C9 R 110200 Amer 214 Burg,Veh 19.Oct-95 7i57 C33 10:40 R 3210 Pearl AV 136 95.292r0125c S 214 Burg,Veh 19.Ot4-95 S1C9 C3 18-05 R 19640 Stevens Cris 95-292-0333-C 214 Basrg,Vah U.—OaM96 SM 18.10 R 1138 Steeplechase 95.295.0269C 214 Bcsrg,Veh 26-0ct 71C1 CS OF R 20M Vellsy Glean 65S 95- 214 8ur9.Veh 26.Oct-9 71C4 t 8:50 R 20M Valley Gaels OR 95-29 074E 214 Burg,Veh 26-Oat 957IC4 ! 9:25 R 20975 V Green OR 95�9-0Q68C' 214 Sure.Veh 27-Cct-95?oC4 C4 8:10 IR cot 95- Q.®p88-C 214 Brag,Veh 31-0ct- 7tC1 C2 8:20 R 110290 Foothill 95-304-0076-C 2 44 Burg,Veh 01-4N40V-95 S1C1 C3 1M R 21230 Homestead 70 95305-039BC 214 Burg.Veh 01-Nov-95 71C4 C3 13:00 R 21230 Homestead RD 60 MOS0183C 214 Burg,Veh 01-Nov-95 91C3 PC9 19:46 R 20990 Homestead RD 9r3054Q403C 214 Burg,Veh 02 fitov-95 61L1 600 R 20865 Alm 95-307.0042C 214 Burg,Veh 08-Nov-96 71 CS B-05 R 10312 E Estates OR 95-312-0051C 214 Burg,Veh 08-Nav-96 71C21 11:25 R 10366 Miter AV 95-312-0131C 2t 4 E .Veh 08-Nov 95 71C48;15 R 10420 Corte Demadrld 9J-312.00 E 214 Burg,Veh 1 82C9 15:10 R 10550 Whimsy 95.3144�OC 214 Burg,Veh 10 Now9 71 C'o C3 7:30 R 20800 Homestead 95-314-00W 214 Burg,Veh 124Nov-95 81C4 CS 18:45 R 10123 N Wolfe 95-316-0306-C 214 Sung,Veh I"ov-9S 71C9 C9 8:30 R 70346 CMden 95-319-0059-C 214 aurg,Veh 17-Nov-9 71C1 C3 9.50 R 20620 Homestead 95-321.O OI k 214 Snug,Veh 224Nov-95 9/C6 C5 16.50 R 10101 N Wolfe 95-32643303C \ 214 Sure,Veh 22-Nwip-96 81C4 CS I R Vallou PY/Wolfe 95.3?.8.0293C 214 Sung,Veh 234Yov-95 71 Ct C3 13:17 R 20664 Acadia 95-327-0175C 214 Sung,Veh 25-Kov-M PAY CS 13:10 R Lot P 1Nallco NR 214 Sung.Veh 27-Ktov 95 82C4 C3 1Ss05 IR Alvesi5t$ifmq 94-331-0292C 214 Burg,Veh 2844av-95 72C6 C7 110.05 R 1801 5are-Svele 155 95-332-00944 214 Burg,Veh 01-Dec-95 81C4 CS 17:30 R 19091 Pruneridge 95-336-0285C 214 Burg,Veh 01-Dec-96 81 C4 C5 18:20 S 19091 Pnmeridge 95-335-0311 C 214 50 50 2t6 Burglary, 12-Nov 95 81C1 C8 18:30 R 20730 Stevens Crk 95-316-0312-C 216 Surglary, 25-Nov-95 71Ct C3 13:40 R 10164 Parkwood OR 95-329-021IC 216 Burglary, 28-Nov-95 71 Ct IC3 9:25 R 10870 N Stalling 24e 95-332-0086-C 216 3 3 Grand 98 98 C 21_95 C 21 95.XLS 12/14195 v+. 1 y lw Pq�'k��}1 �t` 4 �. � -�.,.., .fie '1� .. ��. . : f. �. .� -. .,�_ �, �- F 1 - s. - ��r n�i�l L�� :�� i � � �i t�k- �� i, ajt ��.G�o-i I �lcyef it �� 1� t _ �,� �� µ � i �- 1 f' spy: � • 'l� - — a '—_ _ _ _ y � c 'rT,I_ .� s r ... .. 9:.�,. f �' -. � f - , � '1' 4 _ - } 4 .'h3 � R 1 4 U q' r d � > 1 1 � .' 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W, _kxah Yt;';?33:.,.F..x�,�1i_.�_ x "`lx.ate'=Yy'�{;i3g� 't`i�; �cs�°' ,5� rl �` �' , ' } :�� I I ®. 19 1 1 I A t i i.. a . fJ :� +1, i1 d 1 {} I I' 1 1.1 . _ 1 ��P� t � _ .�. � - SAIA P =N GfUHUCT d g Ei� 6:d Qt< 163" ' Y '. 9QQ '. is I 19 t# iQ2r.QT s SiT ma MAT E�it+DEAk! iilUlt�C P ets • �tts Q Q 0 9 Q[pomm Its Q 4 .d 4 0 FM t►tsty d 0, d it g a1 E; i�e Eti 0 O 0 Q Mtd Q 1 Q 0 Q 6 ®Ta s s :�. at, �. r. 1�4 l06 sQ t� B 4 Cksonaw CALL FNSQWW S L t F Sam' i, Mji � ? rA, #' Afiif ! 01 . r �_r. ...,,._ f a , ...z,. - .�.. -. .w�..p .......».,.. .,...rota w... m....,.„..,w 4 26 $ TAMALE 12 1 11 20,130 2.�8 A2.272 ! 9JIELL ift 806 „ 3,.._ ,•} 4$ . w q '° � Y; 2 # tYt JAdUlOslq TAM q .ry p. s r- w 'TE MUSE DATA rrsr�t �swv ��r tCeVAW 1 10 1 ' Ba1 129 1,147 1,099 0 6 1 ENG2 22 269 245 µ 3MOF HEAT.MKMHES,RA6 NCM 8 28 17 E N07 66 414 286 M=MOF RAC MffAWM 1 6 26 NM 2 0 26, 22 N4 GltLFAL1M 6 40 88 TFUC1 20 140 129 CONMRJGTMDBqcew 8 1 TOTAL 226____2 016 1.860 1 8 5 NA"NM Cp®XKM 0 0 1 OMER 0 10 7 TOTAL RRE AAUSSS 12 108 11 MAE 1112 T196 10M AM VID To aclum vm V. ViBu 1995 1995 la" 1Eig logs 1904 3 DALE.FIMQUOM LOSS FRES Mommm0 0 1 0 Q 0 " MEOW 0 1 0 150' 111972 0 0 p 0 0 2 11, 8 _ 2 7511 17t4 31 Op 14ata11etx�fal 0 __0 0 0 0 0. n 1 . 14 15 225 smaso 537 0 0 1 90 0 0 3 2 0 law gin ti 0 1 0 0 60t3 0 dasobrush 0 15 14 0 2 540 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vabbb S 38 32 MRS EM Sagoo ownpawotha 4 2S 39 680 12.270 12,215 TOTALRRES 12 108 117 28,130 2,462.39S 782.292 ALARM AD RM SEM0KdSWLL 42 393 444 PUIMSERVICE 31 249 14 VE IICLE 20 t80 189 EMEREaE3WLIBXQALSE RVIEE 116 1,107 98 HAZ MAT FJ"Tf 3 29 1 IWAL ALL CALLS 223 2.066 1,894 RESPCHWSBYUMT CAUSE DATA RR" .ev Pmrav Ntl�+E00tRlf 1 10 12 BYCi1 128 1,147 1,099 susRcKW 0 6 16 EM2 22 289 246 &65M0FHrAT.8W0G% 3 23 17 13E187 53 414 36S M1SUS20FRA MAB=CWA14M 1 8 25 HN9 0 26 22 ME PA.'�ttCd10.F/4UM 6 40 33 TRK 1 20 140 129 CONSTRUMMOSPAMMY 1 3 1 TOTAL 223 2.016 1.860 CFE3iCMBVM 1 e 5 HATURALCONDWIM 0 0 1 OTHM 0 10 7 TOTAL FIRE:CAUSES 12 108 117 MM 1140115 10.M AM x -�, - ��,, �..s., a 'u:6 �a ' „ir, c *k � 's a ✓,., aF�„ ` MUTES OF REGULAR ING OF THE PUBLIC SAMTWWM=WEWW OCTOBER lZ 1995 CONFERENCE ROOM A,CUP SUMO,CALIFORNIA 7:30 PM I.CALL TO ODDER: The miming was called to order by the cam,Catherine McAuliffe, U. SALUTE TO THE FLAG: The Salute was led icy the chair. M.ROLL CALL: Commi ioar�,rs McAuliffe,ucler,Core,Checkman,Molloy Commissioners Absent: No Str-,TPresent: Staff Absent: Alex�TykoM code�forct Officer Caps.WSM Sys Department Chief SpgrledT,Central Fire District Visitors Present: Rick Armstrong, S edgwick School Parent IV.APPROVAL OF MtNUTE,S: September minutes approved as. V.REPORT FROM THE SI'IERIFF'S OFFICE: None. Vi.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: None. VII. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS: The Chair attended recent emergency tl= g taught by Marie Moore,Cupertino,Disaster Preparedness Coordinator. Public Sa MWOW � fety��o� PRPRWa me0MVVfOcIober 12, 19" dm• WRITTEN COAMUNICATIONS: n beo ts'°nee �received a copy of a lei w of the F le • attd W Atni Letter waseighbom�g�di�tg the S�rclgwl�Spool sidewalk issue. to Supervisor ll+tienna's old, ,� sew to ., Enforement office to be Mcluded with the m th+e IX. OLD BUSES: The commission Made minor ch ages to the dad to the City Council and adopW it as copy amended. of the Sai�ck School mohition commendation to the City Council commission adup the the bike lane issue on Stern-CM&Blvd. X. NEW BUSINESS: The commission continued and finished reviewingk General Plan regarding public safety issues• the ImPlentation won of XI.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:oo PM. Respectfully Submitted, Alex k Code Enforcement Officer Approved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular.m eet�ng of November 15, g Catherine McAulifiFe,Chair x .; MWTESOFIMMECIALMERMOOFTM lit IS, 19g5 fMMCE ROOM t A.CZDI'ER'I'IR30,CAL:..,.ali3+1IA 7:30. PM 1.CALL TO ORDER: The 11109ting was called to order by the chair,Catherine McAuG . II.SALUTE TO THE FLAG; Tire Salute was led by the chair. III.ROLL CALL. Commissioners Present: McAuliffe,Zan&- Corr,Checkman Commissioners Absent Molloy Staff Present: Alex Wykog Code Enforrcement Officer SgL Griffim,Sheriffs Department Chief Sporleder,Central Fire District Staff Absent None IV.APPROVAL OF MINU7ZS: October minutes approved as submitted. V.REPORT FROM 711E SHERIFF'S OFFICE: SgL Griffin distributed burglary and theft statistics for the months of A The sergeant advised that the bank robber known as"Paleface"'was ullu� September,and Qctober. This individual is knawn to be appr"Nled in Menlo Park recently. responsible for at least three armed bank robberies in Cupertino this year. There wac twc individuals recently apprehended on Rollingdeff Dr. fnr auto b arrested are believed to be responsible for apprnxim�tely,twenty auto burger Cupertino ��. The lames arlaertiuo alone. Sgt. Grrffim informed the commission that Deputy Paul Graham was accident while on duty in Cupertino. recendyO in`a traffic Graham.is one of the motorcycle te�c:deputies. While, responding to an accident, a vehicle struck the officer's motorcycle and thrust him into the sir. He is recovering in the hospital with numerous abrasions and some broken bones. VI.REPORT FROM CENTRAL FIRE: '" Chief Sporleder distributed fire statistics for the months of August and September. The chief discussed the recent fire at Mimon's Lumber yard in Mountain View. c4nbW Fire Cupertino engines were requested to assist in mutual aid to extinguish the fire. { } .f^ � < k r Public Suety Commission hrmutes Special .Afteting cSfhlQwember 15,I9 Pap 2 Chief SpWleder Corm neuted that the city graduated the first C.EJLT SOW. Appaiiently,appro ly thirty-five'Capertino residents gradusted from the course. The program was directed by Marie �. the Cupertino Disaster Prieparedness Coordinator. VH.ORAL COMMUN1CATICINS: None. VIII.WItITTBI+t COMMUNICATIONS: The commission reviewed the applicant questions for the Public Safety Commission interview process. No changes were made to the existing document. IX.OLD BUSINESS: None. X.NEW BUSINESS: Both items on the November agenda listed under `New Business-, struchiral integrity of city water system components and particulates from leaf blowers, were moved to be discussed at the December ® meeting. XI.ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 9:00 PM. Respectfully Submitted, Alex o Code Enforcement Officer Approved by the Public Safety Commission at the regular meeting of December 14, 1995. 1I f Catherine McAuliffe,Chair z