PC 06-11-64
1!"3~1.50. Hwy 9. Cur>eL't1.llo, Calif., 95014'
252-4505
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CUPERTINO~-CALïFORNIA
TENTH WORK SESSION ON THE PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCE
BY THE PLANNING COMNISSION, JUNE 11, 1964
TIME:
8 P.N.
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PLACE:
City Hall
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Comm. present:
Comm. absent:
Frolich, Gates,_'I'h.::imson,
Adamo, Rampy, Snyder
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Staff present: City Planner, Adde Laurin
.Assistant¡,City Engineer, Robert Shoo!{·
Recording~Secretary, Lois Inwards
(¡j, Uzens PrefJE!!}t, :', Mr '. .Jack 'Hir"han, l'lannì¡:¡' c6rpmi~~10ner Ap¡jointèg.
.,'r MÏ' Burrell L<30narâ:"Va~'1coar '.
Nr. Frank Halstead, County Builders' Assoc.
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The City Planner said he had met with the Citizens' Committee the
previous night· regarding' the Mountain Shadows dévelopmel'J.t but that
fifteen or twenty people were present and very 1ittle was accomp:
lished, constructively.
The City Planner announced that the zoning ordinance according to
functions is shaping up.
Comm. Frolich gave a resume of the adj.ourned 'meeting of the City.
Council the previous Nonday night and specifically about the Wilsey,
Ham and Blair contract.
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Nr. Frolich said he had advised the Council that, since these work
sessions are going to take longer than was anticipated and that we'
are not asking for much help from Mr. Schoenfeld at this stage of
the game, that it might 'be weU to :keep the consultant 'scontrªct ,on
the basis that we will call them when we need their assistance. The
Planning Commission is willing to go through the entire PROPOSED
ZONING ORDINANCE, very carefully; then check the City P],anner'sintet!,-:"
pretation of zoning by function; and then ask the consultant down to
go through the modified ordinance with the Commission and to attend
the public hearings to answer quest ions of the citizens .
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Comm. Frolich further stated that he felt it was the obligation of the
consultant to clea3:!.up any misprints or déletions [from the ordinance'
but that Cupertino.: ahould be held financially reáponsible for exten-
sive changes. Nr. Schoenfeld has estimated that 2(JjG· of the :cost of"
the changes would be the consultant's and 80% would be Cupertino's.
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Comm. Frolich suggested to the Council that they either set up a
limit on the consultant's services in Cupertinò or to leave it open,
and that work orders should be issued when the consultant's services
are used in order to keel) a cO,ntrolon his titTle "
Comm. Frolich learned that the Council will check this out with the
City Attorney and have him work out the details. In any case, we
must have the ORDINANCE to go with the ZONING MAP.
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Chairman Thoro"0-!:. ~').j.:'! to",,,,,· ,,- ""''''~-'-~'''M''{, ohould be set up for the
<./~,,,,,,~~"''''Vll 'Co visit the Ruth & Krus)1kho" :-1ire.
Nr. Leonard said estimates were that Wolfe Road work will be completed
around Christmas of this year éŒ.d S';evens C!'Gr~){ BliTd., from Lawrence
Station Road as far west as the money goes, shGuld be completed in
about 16 months.
Nr. Leonard outlined strategy which could be used to get the traffic
problems on the west side of town solved. Individual and small develop-
ments could not be expected to do extensive and costly road work, but
when a large development, involving millions of dollars, is planned
that is the time to bring the traffic problems to the attention of the
developers and see if they can do something about them.
Page 42, Sec. 13.1 (b) should be checked out with Mr. Schoenfeld.
It was the general feeling that the ordinances for C-l
need extensive rework. Comm. Frolich :felt there was a
they should be expanded to 3 sections for the C zones.
the City Planner would wor'k over the commercial zoning
and C-2 will
possibility
It was decided
ordinances.
Sec. 14.0 Purpose. The second sentence is to read as :follows:
"The C-2 district will ordinarily be applied only in the general
location of the community shopping cer~ers as dcslg¡~ted in the
General Plan."
Sec. 14.1 (b) Auto service stations should be in Sec. 111.3.
Sec. 14.1 (c) Should be checked out with Nr. Schoenfeld in regard to
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the last half of the sentence beginning with provided.....
Sec. 14.1 (f) Has been left open for discussion. Possibly requires
a separate "c" district.
Sec. 14.3 Add: (h) Service stations
Sec. 14.5 Area, Lot Width, and Yard Requirements - Explanation of a
minimum lot size needed here.
Sec. 14.6 Other Requirements -- P.G. & E, asked for their amendments
here.
Sec. 16.0 Purpose - "Non-nuisance" should be defined somewhere in
Section 16.
The Commission asked the City Planner for a comparison chart between
the existing M-I-H, O~H,PA-PH. M-I-PH Ordinances and Sections 16 &
17 of the PROPOSED ZONING ORDINANCES.
The meeting adjourned at 10:30 P.M.
APPROVED :
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Chairman
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Robert S. Shook
Planning Commission Secretary
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