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Reso 1823 • 1-Z-78 • RESOLUTION NO. 1823 OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF A CHANGE OF ZONE FOR 410 APPROXIMATELY .35 ACRES FROM R3 (RESIDENTIAL, MULTIPLE FAMILY) ZONE TO P (PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WITH COMMERCIAL USE INTENT) ZONE. APPLICANT: City of Cupertino ADDRESS: 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 SUBMITTED: January 6, 1978 LOCATION: Easterly of and adjacent to North De Anza Boulevard approximately 100 ft. southerly of the future intersection of Lazaneo Drive and North De Anza Boulevard ZONE: R3 (Residential , Multiple Family) The recommendation for approval is based upon the document labeled Exhibit A (City of Cupertino Conceptual Zoning Plan for the Paviso property) dated February 10, 1978. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 10th day of April, 1978, at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino , State of California, by the following roll call vote : AYES: Commissioners Adams, Blaine, Markkula, Chairman Koenitzer NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: Commissioner Gatto APPROVED: /s/ R. D. Koenitzer R. D. Koenitzer, Chairman Planning Commission ATTEST: 20tit IrtAJCUtk 410 Robert Cowan Assistant Planning Director Exhibit A Ordinance No. February 10, 1978 City of Cupertino ® Conceptual Zoning Plan for the Paviso Property The purpose of this document is to delineate policies for future redevelopment and use of the .35 acre property located on the east side of De Anza Boulevard approximately 100 ft. southerly of the intersection of Lazaneo Drive. The property is more clearly defined on the map labeled Figure 1. The Paviso property conceptual zoning plan was initiated to render the zoning on the subject site consistent with the Planned Development zoning established for the North De Anza Boulevard area and to guide any future redevelopment or use of this property. This conceptual plan represents the initial step in the approval process for redevelopment of the subject property. As stated in Section 5.2 of the Planned Development Zoning Ordinance, the City initiated conceptual plan need not contain all of the information contained in a privately submitted plan but shall contain sufficient information to define the land use type, intensity, primary street system and community design objectives to guide the property owner in the preparation of either a supplemental conceptual zoning plan or a use permit which is the second procedural step in the Planned Development approval process. The attached site plan and policy statements are general in nature. Conditions of Approval 110 1. The zoning approval is based upon the zoning sketch plan labeled Figure 1, the conceptual development plan labeled Figure 2, the 1 through 14 City of Cupertino Standard Conditions of Approval and the special conditions of approval enumerated below. 2. The approved Planned Development Zoning District shall allow, subject to use permit approval, all commercial uses which are permitted or subject to use permit approval as referenced in the City's General Commercial Zoning Ordinance No. 22G(j) as may be amended. 3. The building and parking layout shall generally conform with the site design as illustrated on the attached Figure 2. The primary emphasis of this layout is to complement the approved building configuration for the adjoining Do-nut Wheel property and provide the most attractive portion of the overall development oriented to the public street area. The allowable building site and square footage shall be limited by the type of use requested, provisions of the Traffic Intensity Performance Standard, and the available space to accommodate the required off-street parking . 4. The site/building design is arranged in a manner to ensure the provision of a significant landscape strip along the frontage of North De Anza Boulevard equal to the approved setback of the Do-nut Wheel building. Said landscaping design shall generally conform with the landscape design ® utilized in the landscape buffer on the surrounding properties to the north and south. Additionally, landscape screening shall be accommodated around the perimeter of the site on the southerly and easterly exposures to help buffer the impact of future uses on the adjoining residential development. 5. Access to the subject property shall be accommodated from Lazaneo Drive through use of reciprocal ingress/egress easements with the adjoining 410 property owner to the north. Access to the North De Anza Boulevard frontage may be permitted at the time of the final use permit review process , however, all efforts shall be made to retain the integrity of the landscaping strip. The City has required the appropriate conditions on the adjoining Do-Nut Wheel site (Application 29-U-77) to ensure the property owner's cooperation in providing said reciprocal easements. 6. Future uses shall conform with the provisions of the Traffic Intensity Performance Standard in effect at the time of the requested redevelopment. For the purposes of the Traffic Intensity Performance Standard, the subject site is allowed uses which will not exceed 5.6 trips (.35 acres x 16) during the peak hour. Any proposed uses. which exceed this count shall not be permitted unless trips are transferred from other properties in the North De Anza Boulevard area, or the City Council grants a waiver of trips as provided under the Traffic Intensity Performance Standard Policy Manual. 410 Written Description of the Property to be Rezoned The subject property is comprised of all of Santa Clara County Assessor's Parcel No. 316-26-22 as reflected by the 1977-78 tax rolls. ZONING PLAT MAP A Rezone .35 acres From R3 10,//44\41\ To P (Planned Development with /- z _ 7 d commercial intent) /4/7 ff... _.. :.„ j i! ! 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