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ME? U&Ctiasg saes called to order at 8:00 p. L by Mwor Damrster,, uto call to order
ambeempmt,ly led the amilgp in the fift salute. flag Mute
Cbmsellmen present: Deaysa, s, Dempster. Absent: Comcilmon
MMWmmM. Also present:- City AtUaW Anderson; City r
Cites Clark-finance Director Director of Public Works Z roll call
ftater Planner Laurin, Assistaft Plaimer Ng; Recording Secretary Lucie
a. Mktzley.
lean Stokes request` that the minutes ,f the July 7, 1%9 meetingbechanged; on page 3, secoLA to last paragraph., the roll can vote to
read N . .
passed by 3 - 1,- etc-.
Commellumn Noel moved for approval of the rues as corrected, Ccuncilasn minutes
stakes seconded and it was passed unanimously. approved
City Clerk Ryder advised the Councilmen of receipt of the following written
cations:
L. Letter from Daniel Donovan, Attorney at Last, appealing the Plaming
Commission denial of Applications 17-Z-69/10-U-69/11-U-69;
2. Two separate claim filed by P. Brian W1.1son, Attorney a+: Lae®, on
behalf of one Christ:a er Reid for medical expenses and hies
allegedly sustained by raZling from a structure at Portal Park; i
A number of betters in con&zction with the realtor proposed lend
exchange of City-owned park site for other sites.
Oomci3zan Stokes moved to sebedule tte public hearing for the appeal of public
dazdal of Applications 17- -59/11--ta-69/10-D-69 for the August 18, 1969 hesrin
Me Ing. Councilman Noel and it was passed unanimously. I scheduled
Coiancilman Noel moved, Councilman Sues seconded and it ewe Vagmed claim
ly to refer the injury claim to the insurance carrier. referred
Comcilman Stokes moved to accept the letters in connection with the park
and exchange proposal and directed that these letters be a into the
record edae!mm the ;rablic discussion for this matter camenees. pouncilm n
Noel seconded and it was passed unanimously.
1m dais cGO eection, City MMnager Storm advised a Council that an answer
9" I=dAent from the Federal 00 Muent advisufg about the legal aspects
of exchanging land pQrCh&Zad with 76deral funds.
C omel loran Stokes moved, Coanci:la n Noel seconded and it was pass" unani-
to schedule the land enchangg proposal for public bearift for hearing
Apsmst 4 v 1969• scheduled
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oatioos coact°$.
CLIV wit ftder advised the 00=911 that he bad received a telerbOns call
Otto w. G. Din of colifurnia Zmas, raqw9ting rmbponsmont of the lic
an lion go this bon at the
ivm: mp me bmtft owlewd by the City CamwU.
iN` M Mmm Nigel secoWkd and It ed umai-
to authorize tie C
oil' I etches mweved, lame Awl seconded and it was pmvnd umant-
file the baloswe of tie congealrekdance.
called far L=a camranicatlawv Mr. N. D. Kesedtzer
send a letter as written by the IVmmWWt of the 001dell rs
Amme5ation, comowding the CitW Cbmcll for enacting a weed abstAment Ordinance
a" oftlag that the Council IR%ff-ww in the u®sWly oppeounwu of a strip
or lased on Stevens Creek Boulevead between Hum Avenue and PbctMU Boulevard.
CMumailson Noel moved, Council9takez seconded and it was Vassedanon
F to s.dine this matter to the Cite r.
oaml
Mr. Nssaey presented a proponal for a stained Mass window to be placed in the
aa#$oon raay, stating twat the vindoor aid be 101 high and 81' wide and would cost
In the vicinit9 of $2,000 or low. Councilman Noel queried if the architect
hmd in this to ascertain if such foe would
ere with his plans.
ilman Stokes moved that the a=3 scant be authorised to contact the City
through whon he could make sirr+a to to we the architect for the
and that the City MkmWr be directed to report back to the Council
at the neat am ing in this connection. Councilman Nole seconded and it was
vananiaonsl,Y.
of Commissions
A. Planning
Missming Commission dice-Parts presented the minutes of JUI;j 14, 1969
ated briefly explained Application Ih-lid-59. Discussion ensued cm the fact that
tw application was only one pcartim of a flour-reqaost application and
lman Stokes stated that it would be impossible to decide upon this
aggalefftlion until all four partlAmis of same would be submitted at the seine ties.
Stokes moved to camtjmae discussion of this application until such
MEG timer as the minder of the foe mW'cation can be discussed at the sage
tim i. Councilman Noel seconded and it vmw passed unamimovasly.
tions 15-M-69, 9- and 6-®-O were briefly discussed and unaniaouslY
upon the individual swtia s by Coganc ilmon Stokes and the individual
by Councilman Noel.
h control S. Arr3_itecture and Site Apprcmal Committee
N cwmtraj Cl airman Small pwAmmsmd the minutes of the July 99 1969 sooting
amd brUtt2y explained the actlan taken at that meeting. is
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Ommacilman Stokes moved for affwaval of Application 408- 69, Councilman
Mael seconded an it teas passed vonnimously. approved
Cwnicilman Nbe1 moved for appawwal of Application 425-IIC-69, Councilman
Otakes secondedand it ills unanimOusljrs approved
Cbmcilman Noel moved for sppwoval of Application 424-RC-69 with the 424-KC-69
that such approval does not include approval of the signs. approved
Cbuncilman Beaven seconded and it was passed unanimously.
C. Parks and Recreation Cemmidasion parks
It was the consensus of the Commcil that the min,.tes of the July 15, 1969
special meeting be taken up at the public hearing scheduled for the next
Camc it meeting.
Public Hearings
A. Application 16-Z-69 had previously been Tostponed at the request of ,
the applicant.
B. Resolution No. 1814 dec-laring intention of the City to order vacation Res. 1814
of a portion of a Citg greet, approximately 0.106 acre on YAry legend
RP Avenue. (resolution No. 1832 under agenda listing ":solutions")
mere were no audience commea;s, Councilman Stokes moved, Commicilman Noel P. h.
seconded and it was passed ly to close the public bearing. closed
Zorancilman Stokes moved for adoption of Resolution No. 1832, Councilman.Res. 1832
Noel seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilmen Beaven, Xcer_, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
Resolution No. 1815 de%_-ing certain private properties within Res. 1815
the City to be a public mrisance under the provision of Ordinance legend
No. 405 (Res. No. 1841 alder agenda listing "Resolutions")
mere were no audience commiams. Councilman Stokes moved, Councilman Noel p. h.
seconded and it was passed unenluously to close the public bearing. closed
Cl+osincilman Stokes moved for adoption of Resolution No. 1841. Councilman Res. 1841
del seconded. adopted
Ayes: Counci2sen Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Roes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
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1. First reading of OrdL No.445 had previously been disposed of. Ord. 44
of the City Council JsAy 219 109 cc-is
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4ft. , 2. ft of OrMasisce Nh. i s Reconift f9as 009 21-10, '-4.251
smd R3-2.2 soar to CG, 111-201p -4.251 and R3-2.2 saw (in order to
e2ari8yr the boundulLes bobwas existing saws; located we of
Creek Boulevard and KeMaUa Bead.
secondman Stokes a®v+ed that the Ordinance be road by title only and that
mading the s reading of saw lonewlitatea a second reading. Councilman ftel
and it was passed useadmously.
ard. 4" commenons Stokes vived for ensetmeat of Ordinance No. 444. Councilman Noel
Z seconded.
Apw: Councl Iman Beaven, Noel, Stakes, Dempster
Noem: None
Absent: Councilmen Fitzgerald
Reoq2ntions
Hen. 1830 1. No. 1830: Approving payroll for period ending July 15, 1969.
adopted Vide Treasurer Beaven presented the payroll. Councilman Noel moved for
1=, Councilman Stokes seconded.
Arm: Councilmen Heaven, Nce2, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Abe as,t: Ownelamw Fitsgeralrl
Res. 1831 2. No. 1831: approving miscellaneous and general expenditures
adopted Vice Treasurer Feaven presented the list of expenditures. Councilman Stokes
saved for edoptton, Councilman del seconded.
A,yes: Councilmen Bea-en, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Roes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
Res. 3BE 3. No. 1832 had previously been disposed of.
Res. 1833 4. No. 1833: instructing the fiscal age-it to transfer surplus Water
Department fonds to the City Treasury
adapted Counctloan Stokes moved far adoption, Councilman Noel seconded.
Ayes: Councilman Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Councilma Fitzgerald
Rea. 1835 5. No. 1835: accepting get of easement from Fremont Union Nigh School
District.
adopted Counrilman Stokes moved t1or motion, Councilman Noel seconded.
Councilman Beaven, Noel., Stems, Dempster
None
Absent: Comecilaan Fitzgerald..
latter of Stokes moved that a letter et thanks be sent to the Frememt Union
District and the pspwtinn Union. School District in recognition of
tinn Ift cooperation eztended by bad districts in connection vitc: the extension of
NmI amended and it we passed UpolmouslY.
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Resolutions cont`d
6. ft. 1836: accepting great deed of easement from Del Oro Develop- Bes.
scent Co., Inc.
Councilmn Stokes moved for adoption, Councilmsa Noel seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilmen Beavenv Noel, Stakes, DasWdftr
Noes: None
Abswt: Councilmen FILtzearald
7. No. 1837: accepting dedication of real property for roadway Res. 1837
purposes from Josepft Zvulich
Councilsas Noel soy" Zar s+da?ptioa, Councilman Beaven seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilmn Bmimm, Noel, Stdos, Dempster
Noes: Bone
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
8. No. 1838: approving boundaries cannon to the cities of Cupertino, Res. 1838
Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Palo Alto and Saratoga
Councilman Noel moved for adoption, Councilman Beaven seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilman Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
There were audience cosmments relative to the reasons for the City's apparent
desire to trade this portion of land to another City. Mayor Dempster advisethattheCityvasnotdoingsobythisresolutionandthat, should any
trading be done, it would be preceded by public hearings of which all effected
parties would be notified.
9. No. 1839: approving final map of Tract No. 4746, West valley Res. 183
Inddstrial ft, -, Unit 2, and authorizing signing of agreement.
Councilman Stokes moved for adoption, Councilman Noel seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilmen Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgerald
Items No. 10 and No. 11 had previously been disposed of.
12.No. 1842: changing the name of Park Avenue between Saich Way and Re 184
Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road to Alves Drive
Councilman Stokes revved for adoption, Councilman Noel seconded. adopted
Ayes: Councilmen Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Absent: Counci3.=i Fitzgerald
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Resolutions con.'d
13.No. 1&3: approwing rimeal vann for :be Improvaimat of at
Limnia Vista BrIves ap 3G3 Feet north of Wtuibus Avenue,
authorising slod of the plat aud execution of the
Councilman Stogy moved fbr IAM, Councilman goal seemided.
Ass: Councilmen Beams, Bm1, Stokes, Dempster
None
Absent: Ciunci]aan Fitz
am. Ishk 14.No. 184: accepting grant deed of easement fruam Mark {Amason.
Director of Public Works ?arborcu& requested continusUCS of this mutter at
aemotInced the applicant's request. ilwo-n Stokes moved to authorize the continuance,
Cioancilman Noel seconded and it was passed unanimously.
LAt'ilfiahed Business
buGget A. Consideration for adoption of 1,969-1970 Operating Budget
Councilman Stokes asked the status of setting the tax rate in relation to the
edoption of' the Budget. the City Manager replied that the Finance Department
was being delayed in processing the current years' business without knowing What
the budget would be. He furtber explained that the tax rate itself need not
be set until sometime in August. Finance Director Ryder started that no Word had
yet been received on What the new assessed valuation would be.
Counc.:,man Stases reiterated his previous concern on the accumul.atIon of
surpluses and that the taxpayer should be entitled to a return eithar in the
form of a lover tax rate or increased services and facilities.
Councilman Noel concurred referring to a fis;-al report that showed income last
year of more than $111,000 than anticipated and a General Fund cash balance of
over $736,000. He said he bad heard the increase in assessed valuation was
between 20-2-q% which would, in effect, create even a larger surplus.
Mayor Dempster and Councilman Noel clarified previous Council attitude of
reducing that portion of the tax rate required for bond interest and redemption
but not for a relation in the General Fund rate.
r Dempster stated that the Finance Director should be consulted, after be
has contacted the Assessor's Office, to ascertain the time the final valuation
figures can be erpec!ed as well as to get estimates of the tax .rate needs and
report back at the neat meeting.
Res. 1§_LU Councilman Stokes moves: fcr adoption of Resolution No. 1834, Councilman Noel
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seconded.
adopted Ayes: Councilmen Beaven, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Noes: None
Absent: Councilman Fitzgnra3
recess Donor Demapster called. a recess at 9:;oa p.m.
The meting reconvened at 9:30 p.a.
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Item B. had previously bees acheduled for a public hearing.
C. Application L13- for variances to sign ordinance and approval 413-
for erection of signs by Ley Chevrolet Compaq® legend
Mrs. Paul iTei a reiterated smee of the statements made at the last Council
meeting at which time the application had been continued with a request for
peasible alternatives by the staff and the applicant. Mrs. Weiss related
that, in ac ne with the Council request, the applicant hag agreed to
make the foarang modificatLo®s to the originally submitted application:
1) to reduce the height of the main sign to 42' from 47' ; 2) to eliminate
the service sign entirely; and 3) to lower the Used Cars sign sufficiea64y
to conform -tc the Ordinance, or 201 . Mrs. Weirs stressed the fact that, to
indicate the _ooperation and willingness to operate in Cupertino, the applicant
had agreed tc totally eliminate one sign, thus asking for approval of only
two signs as Wised to the original request, and to lower the main sign as
well as the Cars sign, both of which would be removed 250 feet from one
another.
Discussions enz•<ed among the Councilmen and Councilman Noel stated that,
although he wc_-.Id favor a sign even lower than that proposed as a compromise,
he would ccas__er granting the 42' sipm with a time limitation and asked
if the app __si: would agree to such a restriction. Mrs. Weiss replied that
she would a.:-e to a ten-year limitation as this was the period for which the
sign contra:- vo-:ad remain in force.
Councilman stated that, in his opinion, there had been no real attempt
to comply at only an attempt to compromise the variation had been sub-
mitted and -:_r7 there still remained three violations to the Ordinance; i.e.
height, nuw-z_ c_`' signs, and allowable square footage and that he could not,
in good cons--=ence, approves the application with three violations. Mr. Stokes
contended :': : . were this application granted on the basis of a big business)
applicant, - other and smaller business applicants could appear before this
Council and =sect to receive the exact same -treatment and, subsequently, a
vari&rtee -_ signs. Mr. Stores also took e:cception to the minutes of the
last meetin ng which he had not been present and, by refev°'.n g to a
portion of minutes. stated that, in his opinion, the Ordinance was not
antiquated ss ;- had only been in force some two years and had received man;
hours of wc-;s =.vial much effo-_ on the parts of Planning Commission members as
well as Cot..._-__1men to be brc- ght to fruition. Furthermore, that one of the
major prov:_s_-_.s of that Ordinance was, acid had been intended to be, that there
will not be & -.--olation of this Ordinance. Mr. Stokes commented that everybody
in the adic_--_ni municipalities knows that the Cupertino sign Ordinance is
strict and tit:_ not allow violations or variation's.
Mr. Stokes &e-eed that certain new businesses would call for modifications,
but that th_s ley Chevrolet agency was not one of them and that the applicant
was dramat4--'-- her case unnecessarily, as she had been in full knowledge of
the Fact tha; -.-he Ordinance voruld not permit any variations, and that it had
been -the anniizant who had selected the site in Cupertino being aware of the
Ordinance rem -_ctions.. Mr. Stokes maintained that he could not find any
justificat.icm nor approving this applimition in its present form.
DEimates of the .`ity Council July 22, 1.964,D
Anlication 41?-SC-69 cont'd
O=Icilmn Noel expressed his ga°atifit+tior of the spirit of cooperation as
desmutrated by the OPPUCUMV6 attempt to compromise bW; stated that the 42'
A,IW =6 still too mach and that he mould agree to this sop aaly if it
ramie accompsaied by the time limitation. Counci:=n Bwffm st.at@d that he had
m0t CbWMPd his opinion appreciably since the last meating and be still felt
ftAt the existi.ag Ordinance afforded to the City a of exercis!ift tight
CVMtrol over Big" relating to commercial enterprises. Be did,, Dever, agree
with Cvmcilnan Stakes' suggestion that perhaps the Ordinance should be changed
to ac this aPPlicantion rather than allow the application to violate
three of its basic requiramente in am application.
2be applicant referred to a previous cosaw;nt by W. Stokes by which the
sPlicant cct:ld cb0Me to gait the property and be allowed oni sign each on the
ensuing lots. Councilman Stokes clarified that he had mentioned this method
or®lir to show that there could possibly be a for the applicant if
he chose to elect this avenue of apla-osch but cautioned that the applicant would,
in air case, —M-ed the approval of the City Council for whatever mW he elected
to pursue.
Councilman reayn questioned if the Ordinance was flexible enough to permit the
approval of a -:se as the owe presently under discussion, commenting that the
Ordinmce had cc- envisioned an aut-viabile agency when It was enacted. Also,
that it was 'the cncern and responsibility of this Council to itesist all citizens
in problem a_-eaz and that be did not believe 4n a strict and to the letter inter-
pretation c' . •.linanoe. Cr,_:ncovan Stokes disagreed, saying that he was most
anxious to ass_g in whate•.rer was needed, it fact, that the Ordinance had variation
Provisions r-:-:-.en into it as the City Cotmz'l realised the potential need, but
hat be wr _i =Z be ins;rmen*..al in approv-%g an application which is in violation
of this same ::'__-i_rance on three counts.
l kyor Dempster felt it di ff cult to understand the impact of this request when,
on ZIAM Y occa:._-ns, variances had been granted developers who had been allowed to
Put in only 'u f -,f the size of a sidewalk, the Hill size of which had been
requested of ==tQrs. Imo. Dempster felt tt'.at a lot had trwu;pired since the
Ordinance was ginally enacted two years ago and that the very rea::an for the
Council's ear.-ec_e was the responsibility to equate and consider all facets of
applications. Myor Dempster stated that he was in full agreement that there
are several =__- larger signs ,In existence in Cupertino at this time than the
one being Yrcocse*d now, and that exceptions to the Ordinance had previously
been granted. 7he present application was one for a variance and that it dial
act matter cr male any difference whether the applicant waz the owner of a large
business or nc' .
motion Councilman S-zkes moved for denial of Application 413-HC--69. The motion died for
does lack of a se_and.
Councilman Bea:en stated that he agreed with Councilman Stokes that perhaps the
Ordinance shou+d be changes but that this would not change the substance of this
applicatioc. He said that the site had considerable frontage, the two signs are
not obtrusive and the City is concerned with the camanity being overrun by
IMPVW signs. Also, that he did not like the Used Care sign, but that the
design and forms of the signs was aesthetically pleasing.
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Councl2mmm Braven moved for approval of the application with the following 4 3-HC-6
c anditicm: 1) they the amain s igu shall not exceed 42' in height; 2) the on o
Used Cars sign shall not exceed 20' ir. height and that the signs shall be approve
placed not less than 250' apart; 3) tt.sre shall not be an application for a
third sign at any time; 4) there shall be a seven-year time ,imit on the
sib appraval after the expiration of Adch the main sign shall be dropped
to a beW allowable within the then exi.stinr Ordinance. Councilmen
Dempster seconded. The motion received the following tie-vote:
Ayes: Councilmen Beaven and Detester
sees: Councilman Stokes and Noel tie vote
Abao at. Councilsmn Fitzgerald.
City A-tern" Anderson rendered his legal opinion in cases of a tie vote
by which the tie has to bs broken by a full five-member Council and that
the only practical solution would be to continue the matter to the next
Councjl meeting
Counrlima Noel mcye3 to approve Application 413-HC•69 with a main sign of 41 -HC-6
30' be 4g , the Used Cars sign of 20' height, both placed 250' apart, with approved
a ten-year limit on the approval after which time the signs shall be reduced with
to the height al zwarle within the then existing Ordinance. Councilman conditions
Dempst.,er- seconded The motion was passed with a 3 - 1 vote with Councilman
Stc4ws assenting ar_W Councilman Fitzgerald absent.
New B;;Z sine s 8
Dire-t= of Pubi : Wcars Yarborough reported that seven bids had been
reset:Tved for the -add g of the Linda Vista Hillside Park, with the low
bidder_. 1 oyu J s.__.. . & Son, submitting a bid for $61,4gl,00, ^cording
to Imo_ Tarboroug'., t :is bid amount incl-:ded all of the following work to
be perf-ormed: grad:.fg the entire site, excavation from the top of the
hillside area to -`e parkirW lot, the parking lot surface to be graded
and cam=ted, waLic s of 1" asphalt surface to be installed, etc
Beaven =cvc:d for approval of the Director of Public Works ' bid
recommendation and acceptance of the low bid. Councilman Stokes seconded accepted
and it was passed -=An.imaus=y..
Report of Officers
A. City Treas<^er treasurer
There was no report from the City Treasurer
B. City manager manager
Mr. S--am stated that he had been approached with a request for an additional
extensim of waiv-ing the construction of a masonry wall for the Mobile Oil
CcmqwnW station at Stelling Road and Stevens Creek Boulevard.
Stokes moved to extend the waiver one year or *mtil such time as the
adjoimimg property to this site is rezoned. Councilman Beaven seconded and
it ones passed unanimously.
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of Officers cont'd
4 Mr. Stem reported that the 10' essamot on Vicksburg Dive was no larger
as a ua2kva- by school CbI2&m nor was it needed by the City and
vums in fact, creating a great dea of trouble for adjoining neIgAftors.
lStabes movt4., Cotmellmmin Noel seconded and it was passed unanimously
Pik,I wd to abandon the eausent and turn it back to the original developer.
dilmanStemsmoved, Councilman el seconded and it was passed unanimously0maw
to qpprove the City Nwu4jervs re Lion for the purchase of two refrigerators
for the tvo commity park building
W. Storm reported that he had received certain data in connection with the
sea-yearly- trash pickup as wed by the City Council, said data having
been submitted by the Los Altos Garbage Company.
xvqwest to Councilman Stokes moved, Councilman Noel seconded and it was passed unanimously
Varify to refer this natter to the Finance Director to verify the figures as submitted.
Mr. Storm repo-=ed on the research conducted in connection with the permission
tc: sell firevorks in Cupertino to certain organizations. Councilman Stokes
reiterated his original motion that the Ordinance be brought before the City
Council fora `ossible review on the method of allocatiLg permits and requested
that the City Manager and the City Attorney submit suggestions for such a
possible Ord.i-m=ce to the City Council.
attorney C. City A,: orney
There was no -her report from the City Attorney.
D. Direcc- of Public Works
Councilman Igoe: moved, Councilman Stokes seconded and it was passed unanimously
bids to authorize the advertisement and calling for bids for the relocation of the
authorized Alves water and transmission main.
Cop=oilman Noe- moved, Councilman Beaven seconded and it was passed unanimously
return to authorize ::e return of fees collected in connection with Tract No. 4721,
af few Woods Borth, re:aining the engineering checking and inspection fee in the
amount of $9= .
Comcilman Bearen moved, Councilman Noel seconded and it was passed unanimously
to authorize the Director of Public Works to notify the contractor of the !Mary
ban" to Avenue Water Ha in and his bonding company that the bonds posted in conjunction
retire with this pro"ect may be retired.
Tbere were no further staff reports in addition to the written reports previously
m9aitted.
Councilmwi Noel moved for adjouramment, Councilman Beaven seconded and it was passed
uxm"imously.
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Ming adj"=ed at 10:40 p,.=. Adjournment
rr`s. J. Robert Dempster
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mayor, City of Cupertino
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