PC 12-07-56
P, O. Box 597
P LAN N I N G COM MIS S ION
CITY OF CUPERTINO, CALI?ORNIA
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE .2Li'N~'ING COMHISSION
DECEl1BER 7. 19'56
Ax 6-7064
Plaoe:
Time:
Collins School, Teachers Lounge
8:00 P.M.
I
ROLL CALL
Commissioners Present:
Commissioners Absent:
Bell, Cali, Leonard, Paizis
Neilsen
II THE IUNUTES OF THE MEETINGS OF NOVEt1BEF. 9 and NOVEMBER 16, 19:
were read; the roll call was corrected to show that Commis-
sioner Cali was present at the November 9 meeting.
III COl1IIUNICATIONS
A.
Written
1. Staff report on Cupertino Union Elementary School
District's proposed sChool site, immeGiately west of
Garden Gate Village.
2. Notice of hearing of the Assembly Interim Committee 01
Conservation, i'lanning, and .l?ublic eJorks.
3. Letter from W. M. MacKenzie relative to the sale of
school. property, rezoning, etc.
4. Item from Hahn, Wise, and Associates concerning aerial
surveys.
Oral
~County Planning Staff has discussed with Sunnyvale the
width of the Highway 9 right-of-way. The latest plan
is to widen the highwsy equally on both sides of the'
center line.
B.
IV UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. Eldridge proposals: Silverado and Highway 9 _ Eldridge
not present.
B. Spencer N-H"J proposal: Craft property - they prefer to
wait until the next meeting, so as not to involve moVing
until the slack season.
V FIRST HEATIIvGS
A. Cupertino Electric Co. (Eugene Ravizza)
Re0uest for rezoning from R-3-H to C-I-H for an eleotric
store and serv ice yard - also a use per~í1 t covering ware-
housing, shop and service truck operations _ west side
HighwAY 9 between Blossom Way and Kirwin.
The application covers a parcel 310 x 214 feet abutti
the highway.
Four nearby residents were on hand to object to comme
cial zoning in the neighborhood on the grounds that it
would create an immediate traffic hazard, and that it
would be commercial encroachment into a residential area.
Mr. Ravizza claimed that the machine shop would not be
noisy nor would it contain obnoxious fumes, odors, etc.
The retail store would be located in front.
Chairman Leonard noted that non-commercial land is
bOU8I'+; with the ho::e of rezoning due to the higher prices
att'clched to real estate zoned C-l-H.
VI Report on disèussion with County Planning Department regarding
Possible technical and advisory work - Chairman Leonard repor-
ted that the County Planning Director, Karl Belser, is in the
hospital. The details of Cupertino's contract will be worked
out when he is well.
VII Report on progress by Cupertino Sanitary District _ Otis Forge
reported th?t 300 feet of line had been laid,
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