Reso 6664 MCA-2011-01
CITY OF CUPERTINO
10300 Torre Avenue
Cupertino, California 95014
RESOLUTION NO. 6664
OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
RECOMMENDING APPROVAL TO THE CITY COUNCIL AMENDMENT TO
CHAP'TER 19.60 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (ML) ZONES) AND THE REPEAL OF
ZONING ORDINANCE NO. 360 THAT REZONE CERTAIN LANDS FROM MEDIUM
DENSITY RESIDENTIAL (R3-2.7*ma) ZONE TO LIGHT INDUSTRIAL (ML-rc) ZONE.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of the proposed amendments to the
City of Cupertino Municipal Code as shown in Exhibit A and the repeal of zoning
ordinance no. 360 (Exhibit B) attached herewith.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of October 2011, at a Regular Meeting of the
Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino, State of California, by the following roll
call vote:
AYES: COMMISSIONERS: Chair Lee, Vice Chair Miller, Brophy, Brownley, Sun
NOES: COMMISSIONERS: none
ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: none
ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: none
ATTEST: APPROVED:
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Aarti Shrivastava Winnie Lee, C air
Community Development Director Planning Co 'o
EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are�ca�:+��.
�C�IAPTER.. 19.60: LIG-HT INDUSTRIAL
(ML� �(J►NE S
Section
19.60.U10 Purpose.
19.60.02U Applicability nf regulations.
19.G0.030 Permitted uses.
19.60.040 Conditional uses.
19,60.050 Excluded uses.
19.60.060 Restrictions related to emissions.
19.60.U70 Site develapment regulations.
l 9.60.480 Parking and loading standards—Conditional use permit.
19.60.090 Architectural and site review.
L�19.60.010 Purpose.
The purpose af the light industrial (ML) zoning district is ta provide for, and re�ulate, certain
industrial uses which are incornpatible with commercial and residential uses but perform
impoi-tant storage, manufacturing or servicing functions for such co�nmercial and residential uses
in the City. Light industrial uses are allowed because of the need for sites for small industries,
and because tlze characteristics of the permitted industrial uses are likely to be similar to many
permitted commercial uses. The uses pertnitted in this zone often create same objectionable
impacts such as noise and large volurnes of truck#xaffic, but are essential uses in an urban
economy. The praperty in this zone should be located near central business areas, near arterial
traffic routes, along railroad lines, ar where specialized services for residential ar�as should be
concentrated. Activities and hazardous materials that may be used in the li�ht industrial zonin�
district are specifically incompatible with schools davcare centers convalescent care centers and
other sensitive rece�tors and such sensitive receptors are prohibrted from this zonin� district.
{Ord. 1601, Exh. A {part), 1992)
l��19.60.020 Applicability of Regulations.
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EXH161T A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are��I�etig�k►.
No building, structure, or land shall be l�sed, and no building or structure shall be erected,
structurally altered, or enlarged in an ML zone, otherwise�lian in confornlance with the
provisions of this chapter and other applicable provisions of this title.
(Ord. 1601, Exh. A (part}, 1992)
i�19.60.030 Permitted Uses.
The following uses shall be permii:ted in an ML zoning district:
A. Manufacturing, p�ocessing, assembly, research and development factc�ries, laboratories,
shops, and other uses which, in the opinion of the Director nf Cammunity Development are
similar to the abnve uses, and which do not create undue adverse impacts due to the effects of
glare, noise, dust, or any other emission witliin the premises as provided in Section 19.b0.060 of
this chapter;
B. Automobile, trailer, tire and boat sales, rentals, service, repair and storage, iilcluding body and
upholstery shops, but limited ta new and used vehicles in operable condition and new,
recondiiioned and used parts, if stored inside a building;
C. Commercial parking lots and parking garages;
D. Waxehouses;
F. Whalesale and storage activities within campletely enclosec� buildings;
F. Packing and crating establishments;
G. Auction houses, used furniture sales, feed sales, cold storage facilities, including frozen food
lockers;
H. Home, garden and farm equipment and appliance sales and rentals;
I. Machinery sales and rentals, including heavy construction equipment,
J. Repair and service shops for light machinery, hausehc�lci �ppli�nces and app�r�l;
K. Lumberyards, buiiding material sales, ice, coal and wood sales, car�entex and cabinet shc>ps;
L. Nurs�ries and greei�houses;
M. Dry clea.ning plants anci similar establislunents, provided that the solverat used i�� tl�e cl�aning
pr�cess shall not be used or store� in any manner not approved by the State Fire Marshal;
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are s�-��:#�s�ki.
N. Animal clinics and hospitals, facilities for bathing, clipping, trimming, and similar services
for pets; kennels; taxidermists;
Q. Television, radio and motion picture studios and stations;
P. Public utility facilities arid service yards, and asst�ciated buildin�;s, communications and
equipment buildings, corporation yards, contrac�ars' and plumbers' shops, and storage yards;
Q. All uses permitted in a general commercial (GC) zone as provided in Section 19.5Ei.030 of`
this title, provided that they are auxiliary or subsidiary to ar an essential part of an established
aperation or use permitted by this chapter including,but not liinited to, personal services, retail
establishments, and recreation facilities located on the same lot as the principal use, and which.
exist solely for the convenience af persons empipyed in or customers of the principal use;
R. Notwithstanding the provision of Section 19.Ei0.030Q above, the following commercial uses
are permitted as independent operations:
1. Stenographic or duplicating services,
2. Messenger or telegraph offices,
3. Delivery services,
4. Janitorial services;
S. Residential dwellings far caretakers or watchmen employed for the pratection of the principal
permitted use,provided they are located on the same lot as the principal permitted use.
(Ord. Ib01, Exh. A (part), 1992)
i;�19.60.040 Conditional Uses.
The following uses may be conditionally allowed in the ML zoning district subject to the
issuance of a conditional use permii::
A. Issued by the Planning Commission:
1. Automobile service station and commereial car-washing facilities,
2. Gasaline and diesel fuel pumps, whether utilized as a principal use or as an accessory use,
3. Caterers,
4. Cvmmercial entertainment establishments operated wholly or partly in the open (c.g., drive-in
theaters, golf driving ranges, and miniature golf courses),
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additians are underlined deletions are s�c:���,�.
5. Swim clubs, swim schools, and commercial swimming pnUls,
6. Retail sales af mixed concrete sold in batches not exceeding c�ne cubic yard,
7. Stane cutting, monument manufacture,
8. Mortuaries,
9. Heliports as accessc�ry uses,
10. Manufacture of radioactive material, provicied that emissions do not exceed permissible
levels established by Federal or State standards, .
11. Other uses which, in the opinion of the Planning Commission, are consistent with the
character of an ML zone, and do not exceed the levels of odor, noise, dust, smoke, glare, fumes,
radiation or vibration described in Section 19.60.06U of this chapter;
B. Issued by the Directnr of Community Development:
1. Under the provisions of Section 19,G0.030, for any industrial use where the number of parking
spaces exceeds one per five hundred feet of net lot area, upon a determination that the use will
not have an adverse impact upon the City's street and circulatian system, and is consistent with
the City's noise ordinance.
{Ord. 1601, Exh. A (part), 1992}
C��19,60.OS0 Excluded Uses.
�. The following uses shall not be permitted in MI� zanes:
1. Bag cleaning, blast furnace, boiler or tank works, candle factory, cannery, central mixin�plaalt
for cement,mor�tar,plaster ar paving materials, coke aven, curing, tanning or storage of raw
hides or skins, distillation of bones, coal or wood, distillation of tar, drilling for oil, gas or other
hydrocarbc�n substances, dumping, disposal, incineration or reduction of garbage, sewage, offal,
dead animals or refuse, fat rendering, forge plant, faundry or metal fabrication plant, hog farms,
junk yards or the baling of rags or junk, pumping, refinin�c���wla�lesale storage s�f crude
petroleum, slau�;htering of animals, smeltiY�g of copper, iron, tin, zinc or other ores, steam power
plant, stockyard, stone mill or quarry, su�ar refining, wool pulling or scouring;
2. Manufacture �f acetylene, acid, alcohol, alcoholic beverages, ammQnia, bleaching powder,
chlorrne, chemicals, soda or soda co�m�ounds, brick pottery, terra cotta or tile (except handcraf't
pr�ducts oniy), candles, celluloid ar pyrc�xlin (trealmenl:of same}, cement, gypsum, lime or
plaster of paris, chewing tobaccn (or treatment of samej, disinfectants, dyestuffs, ernery cloth or
sandpaper, explasives, fireworks or gunpowder(or stora�e of same), fertilizer, glass, glue,
gelatin, gr�ase, larci or tallow{manufactured or refined from or of aizimal �'at); il�umi�lati�n of
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Qrdinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are s��lc-t�e�.
heating gas (or storage of same), insecticides, lampblack, linoleum, oilcloth or oiled products,
linseed oil,paint, ail, shellac, turpentine or varnish(except mixing); matches, paper or pulp,
pickles, sauerkraut or vinegar, potash products, rubber or gutta percha products (or treatment of
same), shoe polish, soap (other than liquid soap), starch, glucose or dextrin, stove polish, tar
roofing or waterproofing or other tar products, yeast;
3. Cammercial excavating of building or construction materials.
(Ord. 16Q1, Exh. A {part), 1992)
��19.60.Ob0 Restrictians Related to Emissions.
Ernissions of noise, vibrations, radiation, light, smoke, fumes or gas, odor, dust and toxic waste
shali be limited to quantities indicated in this section. The limitations shall apply at any point
outside the boundary of each lot in an ML zone,the bounda.ry assumed, for the purpase of this
title,to extend in a vertical plane and below ground. In case of further subdivision or lot split, the
limitations shall not apply outside any resulting lot.
A. Vibration. Vibrations in tlie nonaudible range shall not be of such intensity that they can be
perceived without instruments.
B. Radiation. Electromagnetic radiation shall not result in perceptible disturbance of television or
radio reception. •
C. Light. The intensity of light at the boundary of each lat shall not exceeci seventy-five foot
lamberts from a source of direct light, or one hundred foot lamberts t'rom a source of reflected
light. The intensil:y of light at the baundary of an industrial zone, ar an industrial area in a
planned development{P) zone, shall not exceed fifty foot lamberts frorn a source of direct light,
or seventy-five foot lamberts from a source af reflecteci light.
D. Smoke. No emission shall be permitted, from any or chimney or otherwise, of visible grey
smoke of a shade equal to or darker than No. 1 on the Power's Micrn- Ringelmann Chart,
published by McGraw-Hill Publishin�Company, Inc. and copyrighted in 1954 (being a direct
facsimile reproduction af a standard Ringelmann Chart as issued by the United State Bureau of
Mines); except that a visible grey smake of a shade equal to No. 2 on such a chart may be
emitted for faur minutes in any thirty minutes.
E. Fumes and Gas. �ny toxic or irritating ingredients in emitted fumes or gas shall not exceed
ten percent of the concentration indicated in"General Safety Order" issued by State of
California, Departmeni of Industrial Relations, I7ivisi�n of Industrial Safety (reprinted January
19d4). Collection of heavy �ases at gr�und level shall be prevented.
F. Odor.No emission c�f odorous gases or other odorous matter shall be permitted in such
quantities as to be readily detectable when diluted in the ratio of ane volume of odorous air of
liquid or solid matter to two volumes of clean air, Any pracess which may involve the creation or
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance-Additions are underlined; deletions are��-k-�e�#.
emission of any odors shail be provided with a secondary safeguard system so that control will
be maintained if the prima.i-y safeguard system should fail. There is establislzed as a guide in
determining such q�.iantities af offensive odors, Table III, Odsars Thresholds, in Chapter 5 of Air
Pollution Abatement Manual, copyrighted in l 95l by Manufacturin�; Chemists Assc�ciation, Izac.,
Washington, I�.C.
G. Dust and Other Solid Particles. No emissian shall be permitted which can cause any damage
to health, animals,vegetatian or other forms of property.No emission shall be per•mitted in
excess af filty perceY�t of fihe standards specified in Table I, Chapter 5 of Industrial Hygiene
Standards, Maximum Allowable Concentrations of the Air Pollution Abatement Manual,
copyrighted in 19S 1 by Manufacturing Chemists Association, Inc., Washington, D.C. In no event
shall a.ny emission, from any chimney or otherwise, exceed one-#enth of a grain(0.1 grain) per
cubie foot of the conveying gas. For measurement nf the amount of particles in gases resulting
from combustion, standard corrections shall be applied to a stack Cemperature of five hundred
degrees Fahrenheit and fifty percent excess air.
H. Wastes. No discharge inta any public sewer, private sewage disposal system, or stream, c�r
into the ground, of any materials of such nature or temperature as can contaminate any water
supply, interfere with bacterial processes in sewage treatment, corrode or otherwise damage
sewers or pipelii�es, or otherwise cause the emission of dangerous or offensive elements, shall be
permitted, except in accord with standards approved by the California Department of Public
Healtll or other such governmental agency as shall have jurisdiction of such activities. In
addition, solid, liquid or gaseous toxic wastes shall not exceed ten percent of the cancentration
indicated in the General Safety Order issued by the State of California, Department of Industi•ial
Relations, Division.of I�dustrial Safety (reprinted January 1964).
I. Garbage removal shall be made in such a way that emissions from garbage txucks do not
exceed the quantities or concentrations set forth in this section.
({�rd. 1601, Exh. A (pa�-t), 1992)
lh�19.60.070 Site llevelopment Regulations.
A. Height of Buildings and Structures. Except as othcrwise �rovided by the General Plan, the
maximum height of'a principal building/structure in an ML zoning district is two stories, not to
exceed forty feet, and of an accessory building in that z�n� is c�ne stt�ry not tc, exc�ed fifteen feet.
B. Lot Area Shape arad Coverage,
1. Lot AY•ea. �'he ininimum lot area of a lot in a right industrial {ML) zoning ciistrict is ten
thousand square feet. Each lot in an ML zc�ne shall be desi�nated with a number aftsr a daslz in
the ML zoning sy.�nbol representing the minimum number�f square feet{in thousands) all�wed
for such lot.
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EXHf61T A
Revised �rdinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are��-t-k�e�g#.
2. Lot Shape. Each lot in an ML zoning district shall have such shape that a square with a side of
one hundred feet can be inscribed within the lot.
3. Maximum Building/Structure Coverage. The maximum lot coverage for buildings and
structures in an ML zoning district is fnrty percent of the net lot area.
C. Required Setbacks.
1. Front Yard. Minimum front-yard setback shall be twenty-five feet.
2. Side�ard. No minimum side-yarc� setback shall be required where a lot in an MI� zoning
dishict abuts another lot zoned ML or transportation (T); otherwise,the minimum side-yard
setback is fifteen feet, subject, however,to the provisions contained in Section 19.60.070 C�.
3. Rear Yard. No minimum rear-yard setback shall be required where a lot. in an ML zoning
district abuts another lot zoned ML or a l�t zoned transportation{T); otherwise, the minimum.
rear-yard setback is twenty feet, subject,however, to the provisions contained in Section
19.f�0.070 C4.
4. When Adjacent to {R) or(�-1) Zones. When a lot in an ML zoning district is adjacent to or
separated by a street from an area zoned (R)residential or(A-1) agricultural-residenl;ial, all
minimum yard setbacks shall be fifty feet. Twenty-five feet of any yard nearest any lot line shall
be used and maintained only as a landscaping, planting or screening strip (except for access
ways). The remainder of any such yard may be used only for off-street parking, or shall be
maintained as a landscaping planting strip in the same manner as the first twenty-five feet.
5. Additional Setback T�eqtiirement. No part higher than twenty feet of a building in an ML
zoning district shall be closer to a lot line than one-half of its height.
(Ord. 1b01, Exl1. A (part), 1992)
19 60 080 Use and Developmeni Re�ulations--{ML-rc�.
ML rc, districts are intended to sh�e the light industrial park settin�bv establishin�unifonn
standards for develo ment and landsca in . Re ulations found in the other sections of this
cha ter shall a 1 to ro erties zoned ML-rc unless otherwise stated in this section.
A. Perrriitted IJses 4nly the followin�uses shall be permitted in an ML-rc zonin�district:
1. Professional or administrative offices
2. Laboratories
3. Wholesaler Showrooms
4, Reseaxch and Valuation Firms
5 Electronic components and assemblv
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EXNIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underlined; deletions are��#�.
b. Printin�& Publishin�
7. Testin�I,abc�rat�ries
8. Optical Industries
9. S�artin� & Athletic Goads—�'UVholesale
10. Enc7osed Warehousin�
11. Contractor's offices
12. Cold Stora�e Facilities & Frozen Food Lockers
13. Television Radio & Motion Picture Studios
14. Stenographic and Duplicatin� Services
15. Delivery Seivices & Distribution
16. Wholesale and stara�e within completely enclosed buildings, excluding petroleum
products.
17. Public Utilities Offices
18. Dry Cleanin�Establishments
19. Commercial Phato�;raphy
20. Wholesale Importers
21. Precision instruments manufacture
22. Audio---Visual Equipment Manufacture
23. Computer Services & Data Processin�
24. Film �rocessing
25. Office Supplies & Fquipment Sales& Services
26. Li�ht Machiner�%.�Tools and EUUipment Sales & Services
27. Gvmnasium, Health Club
28. Municipal or Governmental Facilities
2y. �All uses permitted in a general commercial (CG zone as provided in Sect�on 19 SEi 030
of this title, other than excluded uses in Section 19.60.080C, pravided that they are auxiliaiy
�r subsidiarv to or ari essential part of an established�eration or use�peimitted by this
chapter inciudin�, but not limited to, personal services retail establishments aald recreation
facilities lacated on the same lot as the principal use, az�d which exist solel fy or the
convenience of persons employed in or customers af the principal use;
B. Canditional Uses. The fallowin� uses rnav be conditionally allowed in the ML-rc
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underlined; deietions are��#�et�g�.
zonin� district subj,ect to the issuance of a conditionai.use permit by the Plannin�
Commissian or a superior bodv.
1. Existin� churches approved b�the Citv with a conditional use perinit in existence t�rior
to the ado_,ption of this Revised Ordinance.
2. Technical colle�es with classroom scheciules which do not exceed traffic �eneration rates
normally ex�erienced b�a Li�ht Industrial/Administrative 4ffice development durin�
the 7a m to 9 a m 4 to 6� m, and 7p m to 10�m periods The on-site enrollment shall
not exceed two students for each parkin�space durin�1:he day pro�ram fiom 7 to 6 p.m.
and the evenin,g,�program from 7 to 10 p.m.
C. Excluded Uses The followin�uses shall not be permitted in ML-rc zonin� districts:
l. Excluded uses in the ML zone per Section 19,60.050
2. School (�reschool kinder,garten throu�h�rade twelve (K-12�, s�ecialized school �eneral
acute care ho�ital e,� an�nursing facilit� intermediate care facilit�� congiegat�vuig
health facili��T long-term health ca�e facilit_y child day care facilit�including da� care
centers, e�m�loyer s�onsored child caYe centers, adult day care and famil� day carc homes. .
Uses or facilities defined �er in Health and Safety Code Sections 1250 or 1418 or
1596 750 and Education Code Section 17323(c) which maX be utilized bv sensitive
rece�ptors as defined b� Public Resources Code Section 42100(c).
D. Driveway Access There shall be no direet vehicular access from 1VrL-rc zoned lots to
Stevens Creek Boulevard and McClellan Road and no street connectian with McClellan
Road between Hi�hway 85 and the railroad line.
E.Unenclosed industrial activities, includin 1� oadin� unloadin� and parkin�of deliverv
vehicles, shall be located in the rear or side Xards of the propertv and screened from
public street view.
F. Landsca.pin�Fro_nt yards shall be landscaped and rear vards facin�Hi�hv�rav 85 shall be
screened bX landsca,ping from public street view.
I�19.60.08890 Parking and Loading Standards—Conditional Use Permit.
Parking and loading standards in an MI,zoning distric;t shall be as provided by this title;
provided, however, where the number of parking spaces for any l�t in an ML z�nir�g district
exceeds oYie per five hundred square�'eet of total lot area, the use shall be subject to the issuance
of a conditional use permit as provided in Section 19.6U.U40B.
I��19.60.0�81f10 Architectural and Site Review.
N�buirding or structure shall be erected without Planning Cammissian revicw according ta
Chapte��s 2,32 and 19.�34. No building, structure, landscaping, parking plan or sign shall be
str.ucturally altered ar enlarged in an ML zone without a.rchitectural and site review before thc
Design Review C.ornmittee pursuant to Chapters 2.90 and 19.134 of thi� code.
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EXHIBIT A
Revised Ordinance—Additions are underiined; deletions are s�t�l�E#�s�#.
{Ord. 1844, § 1 (part), 2000; Ord. 1779, § 1 (A), 1998)
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Exhibit B
ORDINANCE NO. 360
AN ORDINANCE �F THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AMENDING SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE NO
2 BY RECLASSIFYING A CERTAIN PORTION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO FROM MEDIUM
DENSITY MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL (R3-2.7*ma) ZONE TO LIGHT TNDUSTRIAL (ML-
rc} ZONE.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO DOES ORT3AIN AS FOLLOWS:
WHEREAS, on February 9, 1567, an application 4-Z-67) was filed by John
Rodrigues, Jr. , for the rezoning of property frnm Medium Density Multiple
Residential (R3-2 .7ma) to Light Industrial, (ML-rc) Zone:
WHEREAS, upon du� notice and after one public hearing, the Planning
Commission recommended to the City Council that a re-classification be
granted to Light Industrial Zone; (ML--rc: regulated by the M-1 section of
Ordinance NS-1200 of the County of Santa Clara, 1955 editionj
WHEREAS, the property to be rezoned is presently R3-2 .7*ma Zone;
WHEREAS, a map of the subject property is attached hereto as Exhibit "A"
as a proposed amendment to the Master Zoning Map of the City af
Cupertino;
Now, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That the following described property be, and hereby is re-
zoned to Light Industrial (ML-rc) subject ta the conditions set forth in
Planning Commission Resolution No. 406 (hereby amended by changing the
warding of Condition 13 to read: "Any purposed use shall conform with the
list attached hereto as Exhibit "C" , or shall be approved by minute order
by the Planning Commission and the City Council" } . Attached hereto as
Exhibit "B" , and Exhibit "A" and "C" attached hereto is made part of the
Master Zoning Map of the City of Cupertino.
A11 that certain real property situated in the City of Cupertino, Caunty
of Santa Clara, State of California, described as follows:
SECTION 2 . This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force thirty
(30) days after its passage, and before the expiration of fifteen{15)
days after its passage, this Ordinance sha11 be publish�d once with the
names of the members votin.g for or against tha same in the Cupertino
Courier, a newspaper published in said Caunty af Santa Clara.
INTRODUCED at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino on the 1st day of M�, 1967, PASSET� and ADOPTED at �► regular
meeting o� the City Council of the City of Cupertino on the 5th day af
May, 1967, by the following vote:
YES : Councilmen - Dempster, Noel, Stnkes, F'itztgeral.d
NOES : Councilmen - Johnson
ABSENT : Councilmen - None
APPRQVED:
8�
Exhibit B
Mayor, City of Cupertino
ATTEST:
City Clerk
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80,000.6
4-Z-67
RESOLUTION NO. 406 (as amended by resolution No.409)
OF THE PLANNING COMMISSI�N OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
RECOMMENDING THE GRANTING OF A ZONE CHANGE from Medium Density
Multiple Residential (R3-2.7*ma) td Light Industrial (ML-rc) zone.
APPLICANT: John Rodr'igues, Jr. .
ADDRESS: 20430 Town Center Lane, Cupertino
SUBMITTED: February 9, 1967
LOCATION: West of proposed West Valley Freeway,
East of Peninsular (Southern Pacific) Railroad,
South of Stevens Creek Boulevard, and North of
McClellan Road
AREA: 32 acres
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CONDITIONS :
1-12 Standard Conditions, as listed on Page 1.
13 (As amended by Resolution No.409)
Any proposed use shall either conform with a list of uses
approved by the Planning Commission, or be submitted to the
Planning Commission for approval prior to Architectural and
Site approval.
� 14 Copy of Deed Restrictions restricting uses to be filed with
the City; no amendments to them may be made without the
written consent of the City.
15 Bubb Road shall be extended through the area to Stevens Creek
Boulevard with a ninety feet (90' )wide right-of=way except
that a less wide cross-section may be approved as a part of
the tentative map procedure, provided that the cross-
section includes four moving lanes with satisfactory
capacity and safety standards.
16 There shall be no direct access from lots to Stevens Creek
Boulevard and McClellan Road, and no street connection with
McClellan Road between Stevens Freeway and SPRR; except that
a temporary connection will be permitted until a crossing
between the railroad and Bubb Road has been completed.
17 Industrial activities in the open, including loading, un-
. loading and parking of delivery vehicles, shall be located in
the rear of the lot. Back yard and front yard shall be
separated by the main building or a wall extending over the
entire width of the lot, except for .driveways or gateways of
necessary width.
80, 000.6
4-Z-67
RESOLUTION NO. 406 (continued)
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18 Front yards shall be landscaped to the satisfaction of the
Architectural and Site Control Committee. Back yards along
the planned Stevens freeway shall be landscaped to provide
adequate screening, to the satisfaction of the Architectural
and Site Control Committee
19 A color reproduction of the presented rendering to be made a
part of this application and filed with the Architectural and
Site Control Committee for their use and guidance.
20 The designation of the zone shall be ML-rc, and it shall be
so indicated on the Zoning Map. Appendix A to Ordinance 220
(f) of the City of Cupertino shall be amended by adding: "rc
= All conditions and findings in Resolution No.406 of the
Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino sha11 apply. "
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 27th day of March, 1967, at a regular meeting of
the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino, State of California, by
the following roll call vote:
AYES: Commissioners Bryson; Frolich, Horgan,
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Commissioner H�irshon
AMENDMENT UNANIMOUSLY PASSED AND ADOPTED this llth day of April, 1967 at
an adjourned meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino,
State of California.
APPROVED:
/s/ John W. Buthernuth
Vice Chairman
� Planning Commission
ATTEST:
/s/ Adde Laurin
Director of Planning
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RESOLUTION N0.409 (MINUTE ORDER)
OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTI�O
AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 406
Condition No.13 of Resolution No.406 of the Planning Commission reading
"Any proposed use shall be submitted to the Planning Commission prior to
issuance of a Building Permit" is hereby amended to read as follows: "Any
proposed use shall either conform with a list of uses approved by the
Planning Commission, or be submitted to the Planning Commission for
approval prior to Architectural and Site approval. "
UNANIMOUSLY PASSED AND ADOPTED this llth day of April, 1967 at, an
adjourned meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino,
State of California.
APPROVED:
/s/ Jack T. Hirshon
Chairman, Planning Commission
ATTEST:
/s/ Adde Laurin
Director of Planning
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EXHIBIT "C"
(Ordinance No.360)
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1. PROFESSIONAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
2. LABORATORIES
3. WHOLESALER SHOWROOMS
4. RESEARCH AND VALUATION FIRMS
5. ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS AND ASSEMPLY
6. PRINTING & PUBLISHING �
7. TESTING LABORATCRIES
8 . OPTICAL INDUSTRIES
9. SPORTING & ATHLETIC GOODS — WHOLESALE
10. ENCLOSED WAREHOUSING
11. CONTRACTERS OFFICES
12. COLD STORAGE FACILITIES & FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS
13. TELEVISION, RADIO & MOTION PICTURE STUDIOS
14 . STENOGRAPHIC AND DUPLICATING SEAVICES
15. DELIVERY SERVICES & DISTRIBUTION
16. WHOLESALE AND STORAGE WITHIN COMPLETELY
ENCLOSED BUILDINGS, EXCLUDING PETROLEUM PRODUCTS
17. PUBLIC UTILITIES OFFICES
18 . DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS
19. COPM�IERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
20. WHOLESALE IMPORTERS
21. PRECISION INSTRUMENTS MANUFACTURE
22. AUDIO—VISUAL AID EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE
23. COMPUTER SERVICES & DATA PROCESSING
24 . FILM PROCESSING
25. OFFICE SUPPLIES & EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICES
26. LIGHT MACHINERY, TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE
27. GYMNASIUM, HEALTH CLUB
28. MUNICIPAL OR GOVERNMENTAL FACILITES
29. TECHNICAL COLLEGE- with classroom schedules which do not exceed
traffic generation rates normally experienced by a Light
Industrial/Administrative Office development during the �7a.m. to 9
a.m. , 4 to 6p.m. and 7p.m. to lOp.m. periods. The on-site
enrollment shall not exceed two students for each parking space
during the day program from 7 to 6p.m. anci the evening program from
7 to lOp.m. .
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