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RESOLUTION N0. 1126
OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION UF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
RECO�L'�iENDING THE RESCISSION 0�' PLANNING CCtiL�ISSION
RESOLUTION N0. 1125 relative to the amendment of
the 1964 General Plan. The recommendation to rescind
Resolution No. 1125 is in response to recent �tate
Legis].ation, specifically Senate Bill 1239, �ahich
decreases the urgency of making zoning consistent
with General Plans.
The Corn«<ission further recommends that in order to
further the orderly development of the pending
General Plan revision, that an interim study zor.e
be imposed on specific commercially-zoned properties
described on the map labeled "Fxhibit A, Interin
Zoning ylap for Commercial Property", dated Decer�ber 7,
1972 for a period of four (4) months.
The reasons for the interim zoning are those set forth
as follows:
The Planning Commission is engaged in a comprehensive study of the
General Plan, including but not limited to consideration of the Land
Use anc'i Circulation elements. •
Substantial doubt exists as to the conformity of existing commercially-
zoned property to the presently adopted General Plan, State�.Law requires
that the zoning ordinances shall be consistent with the General Plan by
July 1, 1973.
Proposals have been submitted to the City for development of commercially-
zoned property that do not appear to be in conformance with the existing
General Plan. � �
Continued development in presently zoned comr:iercial areas prior to
adoption of a revised comprehensi�ae General Plan could result in
inappropriate land uses adversely affecting Che natural resources
of the community, traffic safety and circulation requirements of the
community, the community needs for public services and utilities,
and could create an environment adverse to the health, safety, and
welfare of the community and its citizens.
The commercially-zoned areas herein being pl�ced under interim zoning
regulations are more particularly described in ExhibiC "A" attached
hereto and made a part hereof as fully as if set forth at length herein.
The Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino f.inds that in order to
prevent premature developr�ent it is in the best interest of the public
health, safety, and �aelfare to impose interim zoning restrictions on
development durin� the period of study so as to adequately complete
said study, analyze the results thereof, and to put into effect the
conclusions of such study.
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