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DIR-1994-09bCity Hall ® 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014-3255 Telephone: (408) 777-3223 (' i i c ~ ~I FAX: (408) 777-3366 OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK July 20, 1994 Robert Irwin & Deanne Vassiliadis 10128 Camino Vista Cupertino, California 95014 CITY COUNCIL ACTION -APPEAL OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR'S DECISION TO ALLOW A MOBILE RECYCLING FACILITY (GOODWILL) AT BATEH BROTHERS LIQUORS AND GROCERIES, 22690 STEVENS CREEK BOULEVARD. ROBERT IRWIN AND DEANNE VASSILIADIS, APPLICANTS. At the regulaz meeting of July 18, 1994, the Cupertino City Council granted the appeal. The recycling facility will not be permitted. If you have any questions regarding this action, please contact the Department of Community Development staff members for clazification. Sincerely, /~, ~ a~-~ Kim M. Smith Ciq~ Clerk cc: ~ Community Development Robert Sasson, Vice President Recycling & Retail Div. Goodwill Ind. of Santa Claza County 1080 N. Sevenths St. San Jose, CA 95112 Public Works Bateh Brothers Liquors & Groceries 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd . Cupertino, California 95014 . •_ .. _, .. - =ma . r "-:~ ._~, - .z •. ~ -._ ® 10300 Torre Avenue Cats of Cupertino, CA 95014 (408)777-3308 Cti~Jel'~1110 FAX (408) 777-3333 Community Developmrnt Departrnent July 12, 1994 Robert Irwin and - Deanne Vassiliadis - 10128 Camino Vista Cupertino, California 95014 SUBJECT: PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION LETTER - Bateb Brothers (Goodwill) On July 11, 1994, the Planning Commission recommended denial of your appeal of staff's decision and Resolution No. 4544, to gnarl a permit for Goodwill Industries. As stated on the agenda, the matter will be heard by the City Council on July I8, 1994. Please do not hesitate to call me should you have a question regarding this matter. Sincerely, - obert Cowan Community Development Department Enclosure Resolution No. 4544 ec: Mr. Robert Sasson e•JwimvordAeUerslbsieh - - . G"i`2 CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avrnue Cupertino, California 93014 RESOLUTION No. 4544 OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTMO RECOMMENDRJG DENIAL OF AN APPEAL TO A DIRECTOR'S APPROVAL OF A SMALL RECYCLING COLLECTION FACILITY [N ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NO. 1426 WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Cupettino received as appeal to a Director's Decision, as described in Page 1 of this Resolution; and WHEREAS, the necessary public notices have ban givrn in aceordence with the Appeal Ordinance ofthe City of Cupertino, and the Planing Commission has held u least one Public Hearing on this matter; end WHEREAS, the applicant mats the standards set Corth in Ordinance No. 1426; NOW, THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED: That after careful consideration of maps, facts, testimony, exhibits and other evidence submitted in this matter, the appeal of a Director's decision is hereby recommended for Denial by the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the subwnclusions upon which the findings specified in this Resolution are baud are contained in the Public Record concerning this appeal, az set forth in the Minutes of the Planning Commiuion Meeting of July 11, 1994, and are incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. SECTION 1L• PROIFCi' DESCRIPTION Appellant: Robert Irwin and Deanne Vassilliadiaz Applicant: Goodwilllndustries Property Owner. Batch Brothers Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard SECTION IIl• r'ONDiT10NS ADMRJIS FD BY THE OM MI'i'Y DEVFI.OPMENT DFlrl' 1. APPROVED EXHIBITS The recommendation of approval is based on the exhibit titled "Goodwill Donation Site." 2. The mobile facility is approved (or the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the e>tisting building, az shown on the attached plan. 3. The employs must park on an impervious surface, the Batch Brothers parking lot 4. The recycling facility must be set back ten (l0) feet from the stmt lice. 5. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6Z (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. Resolution No. 4344 July 1 I, 1994 Page 2 6. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for and approved. 7. The area beneath the trailer and at least one pazking space for patrons shall be sealed to prevent dust. 8. The length of the trailer shall be limited to 27 feet. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of July, 1994 at a Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission and the City of Cupertino by the following roll call vote: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: Austin, Doyle, Harris and Roberts NOES: COMMISSIONERS: None ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: Chairman Mahoney ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: None ATTEST: /c/ RnhM -OW n Robert Cowan Community Development Director winword/appedgo APPROVED: /d 'n M hoggy Orrin Mahoney, Chairperson Cupertino Planning Cotttmiuion .I~' ~ I I ~ I ' I~~ i i ~ i I '' I~ ~ I I' i I ~ ~ '' I i ~ I I I ~ i I i I i i I ~ ~i j .I ~ ;~ I ~, ~ I ,i ; I Q Ii ~i I I I, "j II ~~ ~ R i i ~ l I ~ i l ~ j i ~ l i I i i i I I I I i ; + i l i I j l j i I i ST~v etas ; cRE~ I ~ l.U~l i ~ ~ , .,I I Iii i I I I I ~~ l ~ ~ ~ I I I i i. i i i I ~ I ~~ j i l j l ~ i j I l ~ i l j N 'z~o,~ ~I~~ I u p I ~ it i i I ~.,z~ ~ i '~~ ~~ I I I I i ~ ; ' li ~~ i i j l i l I -~lil i ~ ~ I ~ I ~ j 1 i I j ~ j ! i i I,.. 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I' I ~ a~.b~o ~~-CR~t~ ~~a I i CUB `~No 1 CA g5o14 ~~ l i i ~ ~ 1 1 1; 1! 1 1 , CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 RESOLUTION No. 4541 OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO RECOMMENDING DENIAL OF AN APPEAL TO A DIRECTOR'S APPROVAL OF A SMALL RECYCLING COLLECTION FACILITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NO. 1426 SECTION 1: FRJDM .S: WHEREAS, the Planing Commission of the City of Cupertino received an appeal to a Dimtor's Deeisioa, as described in Page 1 of this Resolution; and WHEREAS, the necessary public notices have been givrn in accordance with the Appeal Ordinance of the City of Cupertino, and the Planning Commission bas Geld at least one Public Hearing on this mater, aad WHEREAS, the applicant meets the standards set forth in Ordinance No. 1426; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That after careful consideration of maps, facts, testimony, exhibits and other evidence submitted is this matter, the appeal of a Director's decision is hereby recommended for Denial by the Planing Commission of the City of Cupertino; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the subeancltuiom upon which the findings specified in this Resolution ere based are contained in the Public Record concerning this appeal, as set forth in the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of July 11, 1994, and are incorporated by rcfermce as though fully set forth herein. SECTION II: PROJECT DFSCIZIPTION Appellant: Robert Irwin and Deanne Vassilliadias Applicant: Goodwilllndustries Property Owner. Batch Brother Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard C CTION III• ONDITIONC D fNlS FD BY OMMIJNITY D . OPMENT D PT (. APPRO D .Xf-iiBITS The recommendation of approval is baud on the exhibit titled "Goodwill Donation Site." 2. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plan. 3. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Batch Brothers parking lot. 4. The rcrycling facility must beset bazk ten (10) feet firom the street line. 5. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered ro. ~~ ~., .. ~. __. ..J _" ~ - ...."~ ~ ~ ~ .~ y RESOLUTION N0.4541 July 11, 1994 Pagc 2 6. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for end approved. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of July, 1994 at a Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission and the City of Cupertino by the following roll call vote: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: NOES: COMMISSIONERS: ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: ATTEST: APPROVED: Robert Cowan Community Developmrnt Director winword/appcalao Orrin Mahoney, Cluirpenan Cupertino Planing Commission t .~~ ~,;. _ ~ ~ y -~ ~: _ ~ ~.~ _ ,r .. _ .. ~. - 5 =i i Of CUP! ~ *t ~ ~1P Y V ~ O ~ '. 1 ~ ~~/ORS 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 f408) 252-4505 Summary AGENDA NO. AGENDA DATE: July 18, 1994 Applicant: Goodwill Industries, Santa Clara County Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard (Southwest corner of Stevens Creek and Foothill Blvd.) • Property Owner: Bateh Brothers Summary: Appeal of the Planning Director's decision to approve a small recycling collection facility. BACKGROUND: Goodwill Industries currently operates a "small mobile collection facility" on Stevens Creek Boulevard (Summerhill side). As a result of Summerhill's recent tentative map and conditional use permit approval, Goodwill would like to relocate to the proposed 7,500 sf. commercially zoned site to provide recycling services on the west side of town. Ordinance No. 1426 permits the Planning Director to approve small recycling collection facilities on commercially zoned parcels, subject to specific operational standards (Section 6.2). Planning Commission: The Planning Commission unanimously denied the appeal and therefore supports the Goodwill operation. Chairperson Mahoney abstained because he sits on their Board of Directors. • Additional conditions were enacted following testimony. They include condition No.7 & 8 of Resolution No. 4544. ARR:<llalll: The appellant is concerned about the Bateh Brothers upkeep of the area adjacent to the trash dumpster, the trucking activity drawn to the commercial store and property values decreasing as a result of the Goodwill trailer. The appellant is also concerned that the Goodwill trailer will increase traffic, dust and noise to the residents and that other recycling facilities, have not kept their operation clean. AkRli~aut: Goodwill Industries explained that their operation occupies an area of not more than 500 square feet and which accepts donations of recyclable materials from the public. The recyclable materials typically accepted by Goodwill include household items, small appliances and clothing. Power driven processing equipment is not used. An attendant works in the donation trailer daily from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. The full Uailer is replaced with an empty trailer several times a month and on average 17/13/944:08 PM .. ; . -.: ,_ ,;:. i Goodwill Industries July 18, 1994 Page Two there are three donations per day. Goodwill indicated their willingness to pave around the trailer and to instruct their on-site attendant to keep the trash at the commercial center orderly. n ~J SI,afG There are no current Planning, Building or Code Enforcement violations outstanding at the commercial store. The activity generated by the Goodwill trailer is very limited. The average of three donations per day will not create a significant amount of vehicle traffic. The bollards currently in place around the parcel prohibits vehicles entering the dirt lot. The recycling of the types of materials donated to Goodwill do not generate noise like a bottle or can recycling center would and the operation will operate within the Municipal Code noise standards. RECOMMENDATION: Approval based upon the findings in Resolution No. 4544. Enclosures: Resolution No. 4544 Irwin letter of 6/6/94 Bjurman letter of 5/24/94 Goodwill letter of 5/12/94 Ordinance No. 1426 Recycling permit and attachment of 5/12/94 Lease agreement between Goodwill and Bateh Brother dated 5/9/94 Approved Site Plan titled Goodwill donations site, undated Aerial of Site A~PPnROV~ED(FOR SUBMITTAL: 1~ ~-~Lt1DM Robert Cowan Director of Community Development APPR E TEAL; Do B City an e - _ , ~" Santa ClaraGC~D County L Recycling a--d Retnil Division July 12, 1994 Ms. Michele B3urman Planner ZI City of Cupertino Playing Commission 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Michele: Thank you very much for your help in the successful placement of a Goodwill Attended Donation Station in Cupertino. Your assistance will enable Goodwill to help people in our community lead better lives through vocational training aad fob placement. Again, as usual, your support of Goodwill Industries is very much appreciated. Sincerely, Robert Sasson . Vice President Recycling aad Retail Division a 8 = ~~ Santa Clara~~~ T® County L Recycling and Retail Division July 12, 1994 Ms. Michele B3urman Planner II City of Cupertino Planning Commission 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Michele: For your information and for the record, after the meeting last night, Mr. Robert • Irwin accosted me, shaking his fiat in my face in a threatening manner. Ne said something to the affect of: "You know that I don't want your trailer on that property... If I see just one speck of dust, I'll call the cops and have them all over you." Please put this in the record as well as forwarding it to the proper authorities. Thank you. Robert Sasson Vice President Recycling and Retail Division ~, , ~`e /~ 1'LANNINC COMMiSS1ON HINU'1'ES ~ July 11, 1994 - Yage 3 Com. Harris stated the appl~ca~t already has one exception. ~~ Mo7'lON: Com. Austin~oved to deny application d-ASA-94 subject to the findings and subconcltisions of the hearing. SECONll: Com. Harris VOTE: ~Pa~sed 5-O Chr. M~3 ott'ney moved to item 6 at this time. PUDLIC HEARINGS G. Appeal of Uirector's Uecision to allow a mobile recycling facility (Goodwill) at Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. • Chr. Mahoney stated he would have to abstain from this item as he is a volunteer board member of Goodwill Industries. Staff Presentation: Planning Director Cowan presented the staff report noting this is an appeal of the Director's decision to grant a small collection facility permit for Goodwill Industries. He noted the City's ordinance relates to small collection facilities and has a number of pages which detail the design criteria for both the site and landscaping. fie stated staff does support the facility and recommends approval. In response to Com. Ilarris' question, Mr. Cowan stated the lot where the trailer is located is dirt. He believes this will be a relatively light activity and customers will park along the road and drop off materials. Com. Austin asked if this facility will operate on weekends. Mr. Cowan stated the applicant is requesting daily operation, which will be % days a week. Vice Chr. Doyle opened the public hearing. Aaolicant Presentation: Mr. Robert Sasson, Goodwill Industries, gave a brief history of Goodwill Industries and the programs they offer. He stated this facility will not disturb surrounding neighbors. Mr. Sasson added that a full trailer will be removed once a month and replaced with an empty one. He stated the attendant will keep the place clean. tle noted they are losing their site in Monte Vista and the site proposed is a good location. He noted they are in compliance with City codes and believes it will enhance the property. Mr. Sasson showed photos of donation stations in surrounding cities and noted they have been at these locations for several years. ,,;, _ ,.. ,. L'L.T.!!}!1}!:: CQl:}:TSSSQ}! HIY.U1'L'S July 11, 1~~4 Page 4 Com. liarris asked it Goodwill would be willing to put in gravel to address the dust problem? Mr. Sasson stated they will do this if it becomes a problem. Mr. ©ob Irwin, Appellant, noted he was not aware of this facility until his neighbor informed him. He presented pictures of Goodwill trucks and the site. He stated dust is created when traffic pull in to this parking lot and is concerned about oil spills getting into the water supply. Mr. Irwin noted that all neighbors agree that they do not want approval of this collection facility and this should be reason enough for the Planning Commission to deny the application. e !regarding the recycling of cardboard, Mr. Irwin noted other materials are dropped off at these sites and believes such sites are not maintained. He added the intent of the facility is good, but people abuse the system. Mr. Irwin pointed out that 1.7 miles from the proposed site is a Salvation Army truck. Ite stated if collection centers are needed they should be put in areas were there is no housing. He noted people complain about large motorhomes parked in front of their homes and this truck will be parked 5o ft, from his home. Mr. Irwin addressed property value decline as a result of this collection facility. He addressed the amount of drop-offs per day as addressed by the applicant and believes there will be more than three deliveries a day. He noted in summary, the neighbors do not want this facility and would ask the Planning Commission to deny the application. Mr. lrwin submitted pictures and petitions regarding this facility. Com. Harris addressed a letter from Goodwill dated June 2:1, 1994. Com. Roberts stated that the Goodwill truck may be an improvement to what residents are presently looking at. Mr. Irwin stated he would like this site improved and noise should be kept under control. Ms. U. Vassiliadis, 10128 Camino Vista, stated heavy trucks use A'oothill and Stevens Creek Islvd and this is a dangerous area. She noted any additional traffic will eventually cause an accident. She noted this facility is not needed in this location. Vice Chr. Doyle closed the public hearing. Com. Roberts questioned the size of the trailer? Mr. Cowan stated the assumption is that it will be a regular trailer used by Goodwill. ite stated operation will be seven days ~~~ ,_ ~. !'CANNING (;UMMISSIUN M1NUJ.'LS July 11, 1994 Page 5 a week. Com. Austin suggested operating from b a.m. to G p.m. and eliminate one day. She stated she would like black top to address the possible dust problem and noted the truck is not visually pleasing. Mr. Cowan stated if one weekend day is eliminated, there is tho possibility that materials would sit over the weekend before being put into the truck. Com. Roberts spoke in support of dust sealing the pad were the truck is and one parking space. In response to a question from the public, Mr. Cowan stated the parking space will not be limited to Goodwill. Com. fiarris stated she agrees that the access area should be sealed and would agree with a condition to limit the size of the truck. Com. Doyle addressed Mr. Irwin's comments and noted he would have preferred Goodwill to discuss this with the neighbors. He stated he would support the facility with the dust seal and a condition regarding the size of the trailer. MO'1'iON: Com. Austin moved to approve the collection facility for Goodwill Industries and adopt Resolution 4541 subject to the findings of subconclusions of the hearing with the following additions: 't'ruck should be limited to 2'/ft and the area for the truck and parking should be sealed for dust. • SECOND: Com. Roberts VOTE: Passed 4-0-1 AUS'!'AIN: Com. Mahoney 3.- application No: 6-EXC-93 Applicant: Lotus Development &~¢~str. Inc. Property Owner: Same ,~ Location: 22661 San Juan'Itoad EXCEPTION to construct an-addition to a residence on slopes greater than 30% in .accordance with Section 19.40.050 of the Municipal Code. -- Staff Presentation: Planner Roliillard presented the staff report noting this was continued to get further information regarding the arborist and soils reports as well as the landscaping and drainage plans. He clarified that this is one lot ~~he stated the exception is for development on slopes greater than`30~. Regarding the ~.lirborist report, after being informed by a cogcerned neighbor, ~_ :. 1 acs. ,, ~~ ~_ - ..:-:;: CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 DEPARTb1ENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPb1ENT REPORT FORbt Applicant: Goodwill Industries, Santa Clara County Agenda Date: July I I, 1994 Lucation: 2260 Stevens Creek Boulevard (Scuthwest corner of Stevens Creek and Foothill Blvd.) Property Owner: Bateh Brothers Summary: Appeal of the Planning Director's decision to approve a small recycling collection facility. J • BACKGROUND: Goodwill Industries currently operates a small mobile collection facility on Stevens Creek Boulevard (Summerhill site). As a result of Summerhill's recent tentative map and conditional use permit approval, Goodwill would like to relocate to the proposed 7,500 sf. commercially zoned site to provide recycling services on the west side of town. Ordinance No. 1426 permits the Planning Director to approve small recycling collection Facilities on commercially zoned parcels, subject to specific operational standards (Section 6.2). A small collection facility in this case is a mobile recycling unit, which occupies an area of not mare than 500 square feet and which accepts donazions of recyclable materials from the public. The recyclable materials typically accepted by Goodwill include household items, small appliances and clothing. Power driven processing equipment is not used. An attendant works in the donation trailer daily from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. The full trailer is replaced with an empty trailer several times a month and on average there are three donations per day. The appellant is concerned about the Bateh Brothers upkeep of the area adjacent to the trash dumpster, the trucking activity drawn to the commercial store and property values decreasing as a result of the Goodwill trailer. The appellant is also concerned that the Goodwill trailer will increase traffic, dust and noise to the residenu and that other recycling Cacilities, not Goodwill, have not kept their operation clean. There are no current Planning, Building or Code Enforcement violations outstanding at the commercial store. The activity generated by the Goodwill trailer is very limited The average of three donations per day will not create a significant amount of vehicle traffic. The bollards curtently in place around the parcel prohibits vehicles entering the dirt lot. The recycling of the types of materials donated to Goodwill do not generate noise like a bottle or can recycling center would and the operation will operate within the Municipal Code noise standards. RECOMMENDATION: Reconfirming the Planning Director's decision. An option could be a one year Conditional use permit with a final approval at the end of that year. Enclosures: Model Resolution Robert Irwin and Deanne Vassilliadias Letter of June 6, 1994 City Council/Planning Carrtmissian/Planning Director Referral of May 24, 1994 Michele Bjurmaut's Letter of May 24, 1994 Goodwill Industries Letter of May 12,1994 Ordinance No. 1426 Recycling Permit of May 12, 1994 Attachment to the Permit dated May 12, 1994 Lease Agreement between Goodwill Industries and Bateh Brothers dated May 9, 1994 Approved Site Plan Titled Goodwill Donations Site, undated Aerial of the Site Prepared by: Michele Bjurman, Planner [I Approved by: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development QS ~ __. • ~~. CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 RESOLUTION No. 4541 OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE C[TY OF CUPERTINO RECOMMENDING DENIAL OF AN APPEAL TO A DIRECTOR'S APPROVAL OF A SMALL RECYCLING COLLECTION FACILITY IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NO. 1426 SECTION L• FINDINGS: WHEREAS, the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino received an appeal to a Director's Decision, as described in Page 1 of this Resolution; and WHEREAS, the necessary public notices have been givrn in accordance with the Appeal Ordinance of the City of Cupertino, and the Planning Commission has held at least one Public Hearing on this matter, and • WHEREAS, the applicant meets the standards set forth in Ordinance No. 1426; NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: That after careful consideration of maps, facU, testimony, exhibits and other evidence submitted in this matter, the eppeal of a Director's decision is hereby recommended for Denial by the Planning Commission of the City of Cupertino; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That the subconclusions upon which the Endings specified in this Resolution ere based ere contained in the Public Record concerning this appeal, as set forth in the Minutes of the Planning Commission Meeting of July l 1, 1994, and arc incorporated by reference as though fully set forth herein. SECTION IL PROJECT DESCRIPTION Appellant: Robert Irwin and Deanne Vassilliadias Applicant: Goodwilllndustries Property Owner: Bateh Brothers Location: 22690 Steven Creek Boulevard 1. APPROVED EXHiAITS The recommendation of approval is based on the exhibit titled "Goodwill Donation Site." 2. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plan, 3. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Bateh Brothers parking lot. 4. The recycling facility must be set back ten (10) feet from the stmt line. 5. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. • RESOLUTION NO. 4541 July t 1, 1994 Page 2 6. If a change of use ocean on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for and approved. • PASSED AND ADOPTED this 1 I~h day of July, 1994 at a Regular Meeting of the Planning Commission and the City of Cupertino by the following roll call vote: AYES: COMMISSIONERS: NOES: COMMISSIONERS: ABSTAIN: COMMISSIONERS: ABSENT: COMMISSIONERS: ATTEST: APPROVED: -_ _, - a ~ ., t, y ~ _. .. _- - ~ ~ _. ~,S .~ ut _ OG-O6-159a 09:36 40x2553156 7:.n:GEn DSrt p, ©2 To: Michele BJurman Community Development Cupertino City Cotma! Planning Diroctor Planning Commission Robert 3assoa, Via President GfoodwW Indumia of Santa Clara County I am wtittag this latter coacxsnlag the rodemptioa and rayWag center small collection fhcilitiea porrnft Ord. # 1426. I am completely against this permit sad any permit of this type that will allow a nryclirtg cents at this location 'Ibe last activity of this type attamptod is our neigtibor was the cardboard recycling dumpstor next m the Srdiouse on Steven's Creek. 'IZtis wai a total diaasoer. 'the homeiceeplYtg of rive cs:dbosr+d re~yclbtg sloe wss a join effort batwoan the city sad Loa AlUos Garbage coalpaay. It was s coastsat aye sore, and source of irritation m the adghbon. It took the City Coach member, Wally Dean to bane tbo dumpstzr removed I am mush maid last any tY9e of rorycling center will have much the same raulb. Hateh Brothers parkdng lot bss bean a boas of conteatioa in this neighborfioad for gars. 'Ihe area surrounding their trash dutnpster is usually unkornpt; with cardboard boxes, end other things thrown aaxt to rho dumpttcr. 'Ibo parfdag Iot'e • surthce is dirt, not en impervious sutfau. 'Ihe soil bas sot boa sealed to either keep down rho dust or atop hazardous manaiaia from badag absarbod into dto soil. A considerable amount of dust was rabod when can sad truer were permitted to use the parldna lot . '!be quality of the air (diesel llamas) and the noise t~+om the trucks made rife around Hatdi Hrothen latolerable. Atber complsinb, rite City of Ctiperiioa restricted the lot for aus+ parYiag. The probleas ofaoise sad dust item the parking lot ba: beat dgniflcaatly reduced over the last year. Adding a rerycling cwter to this lot will mote titan likely increase traPHc, dust and noise in our aoighbor. I would bate to soo s tutaarouad iSrom rho diractioa we are going, that is; a batter sad quieter neighborhood Since the verbiclo barrier was orated, I have only called rho Codo Enforcement officer once Prior to the irutalistion of rho vohirie barrier I was calling the Codo Boforcomont O~ceor oaco oz twice a week on fn$actions. ,_ .. ~6-~6-199a 09:36 x082953156 TANCFI7 OSYI P.03 I do not want to try to restrict Goodwill Industries from providing a collection site. I just think that re:idatttial neighborhoods are aot good lacattons for recycling tatters. The neighborhood fa sad around the intencction of Foothill and Stevens Creek ha: gone though conriderablo change over the past tea years. Thi: used to be a quite bedroom community with a four way stop at the intnssecdoa of Stevaa'a Creek and Foothill. Now the intessectioa u four inns with turn sigaais. Traffic start between S and 6 in the morning. The truck traffic is now tea limos the volume of tea years ago with trttclu oven rtmnatg on Saturdays. We have absorbed enough chaaga to our liibstyle. We do not need rho irritation of another cornutuaity senrico parked next m our houses. If wo dv toed mom recycling • ceatecs. and I do not think wo do. why esk small commtmttip to share their living space with these activitip. Ask yottrsdf one quarter,. would you wear a r~ecyclirtg traitor parked next door m you house? Ia the Cty of Cupertino. aro have [arse shopping area, large cotttatacial areas; a college adth lots of parkbg epacai. 'These cozamerdal areas would be better tutted for social coramuaity activities. Using large commercial areas without agjacartt homy would not directly impact a person's lifestyle or threaten their eoonotnic well being. Property values are doing well to hold their own. Aay type of eye tore, source o! taiwaatod noise. dirt sad dust aiII adversely e@bct the value otmy property. I would tike the Coamuatity Development Deparomeat, the Plannatg Director. the Planning Cammitsioa and the Cuperdno City Couadl to rq(ect this raluext for a • permit tLobert Irwin dit Deanne Vassiliadis lOlZB Caatiao Vista Cupertino, Ca. (~10~~ aB5 -~,31nr~ w . ., u_,_ _ :~~. °' °; CITY OF CUPERTlNO 10700 Torte Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 777-3308 TO: Mayor and City Councilmembers Chairman and Planning Commiuioners FROM: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development DATE: May 24, 1994 SUBJ: Report oP Directors Deeislon Regarding Request to Locau a Mobile Recycling Facility az the Bauh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Application Request to locau a mobile mycling facility at the Batch Brothers Liquor and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Cceek Boulevazd. • ACtitlu An approval granted subject to the conditions listed below: 1. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendiculaz to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plea 2. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Bach Brothers parking lot. 3. The recycling facility must be setback un (10) feat from the street line. 4. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Smell Collection Facility) must be adhered to. 5. If a chango of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must 6e applied for and approved, • Enclosures: Recycling Permit Attachment to Recycling Permit Application Site Plan May 12, 1994 letter from Goodwill seeking pertniuion to operate recycling station May 9, 1994 letur authorizing pe;rtnission to operation tm premises k/mm/rcports/goodwill y _ ~: _ _ .._ .. ,,..,_ ~~ :~ .;tL , 1n7U0 lbrre Avenue Cupertino, California 950N ~telephoiw: t4oal ma~oa rnx: t4oal n~a»J COMMUNfrY Df;VL'L01'AtGNT May 24, 1994 Cites of Cuperti>"o Recycling and Retail Division Goodwill Industries of Santa Clara County 1080 North Seventh Street San Jose, California 95112 Dear Mr. Sasson: RE: Mobile Recycling Facility request of May 12, 1994 l'Ire City of Cupertino has reviewed your request to locale a mobile recycling facility at the lialeh Brothers Liquors m1d Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. An approval has been granted subject to several conditions, az follows: I. A notice of the Planning Director approval will be sent to the Planning Commission, City Council and adjacent neighbors. The purpose of this notice is to allow an appeal of the Planning Directors decision. The appeal • period is fourteen calendar days from the date of this notice and an appeal must be made in writing to this office. If this decision is appealed you will be immediately notified of the public hearing date. The facility may not be placed until the appeal period hat expired without the decision being appealed. 2. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, az shown on the attached plan. ]. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Batch 8tothers parking lot. 4, The recycling Cacility must be setback ten (10) feet from the street line. 5. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. • Robert Sasson, Vice President ~ ~ - - ~ y G. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must 6e applied for and approved. I f you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me (408) 777-3277. Sig erely, Michele Bjurman Community Development Department c: Bateh Brothers Planning Commission City Council Adjacent Neighbors enclosure: recycling permit k/letters/sassan • Suntu Ctaru ~~~ T County L Recycling and Retail Division May 12, 1994 Ms. Michele Bjurman Planner II City of Cupertino Department of Community Development 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Ma. Bjurmaa: • Please accept this as Goodwill's application for an administrative permit under Ordinance No. 1426 for the operation of as Attended Donation Station and Recycling Center at the following location: Bateh Brothers Liquors & Groceries 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Goodwill seeks this permit for a small enclosed mobile recycling facility as defined by Ordinance No. 1426 and the standards as defined for small collection facilities in. Section 6.2. The funds generated as a result of placing this Attended Donation Station at this location will be used for the rehabilitation, training, and job placement of disabled and disadvantaged citizens from Santa Clara County. Sincerely, • ~r-~ ~ Robert Sasson Vice President Recycling and Retail Division a ~ '313_ ,~'i.,:`-Y~ tr"~~ r =~ ._ ">, ORDB01ttCE N0. 1426 A. Certified Rscys:,ling Carttar or oartified Processor means a ze~yclinq facility cartiliad by the California Depart<nerst of Cbnsarvatian as meeting the rec~t*~+r~+*~ of the California Beverage Corstainar Recycling aryl Litter Rechrction Act o! 1986. H. Recycling Cerstsr does not include stos-age oastair-nrs or pxvoessinq activity lomted on the prmmises of a ~+~**~ial • ar manufacturing uar and used solely far the recys:llnq o! mntarial gesxrated try that busirsess or soerarfacturar. Recycling facilities may irrluds the follovinq: (1) collecticn Facility A dollectias Facility is a facility for the aoorpt~anor (donnticn, redemption ar sale) of recyclable smterials fssm the public. SZSds a facility doss not use poi+~ardrivan P~s~3 equiFasent esa~ept as iniicated ~ cr~.,r~.,,~. and CanditicN, below. Callecticsrs Facilities may include the followings (a) Rsv~rss Vaniing tsar3si~(s) r (b) Sell cbllectian Facilities whidi occupy an area o! not more than 500 square fast, and spay include: • 1. A mobile recycling unitt 2. Hulk rrwrsr vending madsissr ar a graspirsq o! r,varse weeding machines oo~pying more than so sgsat~e leaf. ~. Ricak type units aril bulk vending n+nctsir:est 4. Utattsrdad oorttisinass placed far the donation o! s.~cyclable materialst (c) iasc~ Callrcticn Facilities ~Tsids may oaa:py are arss• o! mare than S00 squarra fart and msY irrluds pazmnrserst strtsctttras. -2- ~~,. ORDIrDtNCE No. 1426 ' SYnall Collection All Oamercial ArChit. & site a.BUlk Verdirg All Zrr~strial Approval Review Machines All Planrwi Development lanes b. Kiosk Units which permit ocmnnreial, ottiae, c.Unattended and industrial activity containers 8A and BQ d.Mobile Reeycllrg: Gpen Vehicle • e.Mobila Recyelinq: Enclosed Vehicle that trtilizes t ex ernal collection bins Large Colleetiat Light =.~_~r,.~.t Ocsdit. Use Permit Bti and BQ All Plarnted Dsvalopment wltic3i whidt alla+s lic~tt ij~,.~i.t ~ activities Light Prooeseitxj Light Dtdustrial Caldit. Use Permit All Plalafed Development which allows lic~tt i.,,~,~+,-i„t activities Heavy Proaessinq • Light Industrial All P1eTated Development which Corrlit. Use Permit allows lic~tt i~,.+~i.t E T • activities rrrrvra ue S CI CN 5 Pf3a4.T5 F A single applicant t SITE4 1Tt may proctses an applicatim to allw maze than cote reverse vending machine i.,.*~tt,+ti~ or e®ell oollectiat facility located on ditlermt sites tarter the tollarinq ocnditions: A. ZS~s operataz o! each o! the ps~poeed facilities is the samet B. The pzaposed facilities era detezmined by the DirecGSr of Planning and Developmrtt tv be similar in nature, size ani itstpnsity of activityt and C. All of the applicable criteria and standards set forth in Section 5 below are met !or each stx3t propo6ed lacility. SECITON 6 • Qi1TfRIJ1 AND STANDARDS Those recycling facilities permitted with an Administrative or Oanditional Us~.._,Permit shall aret all o! the applicable criteria and standards listed OADIT81NC~ NO. 1426 12. Sanitation oorttrol and ~•-r~~•• •~•>> k~ installed and tisad to ,,,+~ ~ .,*a ~ ~ aadt site in a maratar fzse of roclertts, insects and other vactozs. section 6.2: Small Cbllectirn Facilities Small Collection Facilities shall comply with t2te following aatditionst 1. shall b. establL~tted in conjunction with an ai,sting ct~n*t-ia1, • office, iraustrial or community service facility which is in ocs~liartoa with the zaninq, building and ~izs codes of the ... ~tyl~ty of p~pt l_nunc ny"~r u~~gny11 ~IYM4 2. shall ba no lazgar than 500 squa,tas teat, and oontpy+ no moze than five (3) parlcirtg apaor not i.rtcludinq specs that will be periodically needed tar removal of matari,.ia or e~adangr o! aorttairmz's 1 • ]. shall be set back at least tan (10) test trcm any street line and shall not obstruct psdastrian ar vehicular cinvlatlon. D~a oollactian facility shall be ritad in a mattnar which belanoes the need to pcwlde visual aoceesibility to the tacyalls~q center versus the ob j strive to ~+~'**~ ~ *+ an attractive street steps for tree oomnatity. • 4. Shall accept only glass bottles, metals, Plastic cattainer9, papers and reusable items. Used motor oil msy ba a~ooepted with permission of the central Firs District, or other agency whidt achainistaa this City's lfazardctte Matesial Ordinances. Used motor oil can qtly be accepted at an attetded site having castairmrs apptvasd by the ~iri1~*'tar o! the city's ~a~,. Materials Ostiinartoet 5. Shall use no powas~-drivart ptocsssittg aquipmm~tt a~aoept for bulk reveres vending mac3tirtas t 6. Shall use aattaines~ that ors aavtlttcted and na. ~ **~' ~ ^~ with durable waterproof aM rustprvot material, oows~ed ~Riart site i.s net attended, actors fztm w~aut2torizad entry or removal o! material and shall b• o! a capacity sutficiartt to accc~odate materials collected and collection sc3ted<tleJ • 7. Shall stars all recyrlable material in oattainars or in the mobile cpsttar vshicl• and shall not leave materials outside o! oontainezs when attendant is not pzssenti -7- .. ,. , ~Y°- -- _ ~ _ ~ -= rd 3~~ ~ _ `31 _ -- ORDIr0~NCE NO. 1426 " 8. Shall ba malnr^Ir+.rl tree o! litter arri any other undesirable materials, arsd mobile tacilitiea, at whirls tack or containers era resnaved at the and oL each oollaction day, shall ba swept at the end of each collectim day? 9. Shall oasply with the City's Noise oaiinanos. 10. Attended facilities located within 100 feet o! a pzCpaz'ty zoned • or occupied for rasi~i~~ use shall operate ally during the hours betwsett 9:00 a.m. and §:00 p.m.s 11. Castainars Lor the 24-tsasr donation o! materials shall b• at least j,Q4 teat tsva arty( property zoned ar oocuDid for residerstial uses anises there is acoustical shielding between the castainars and the raei~derstial vae~ 12. Sanitation ca~tsol and prectioee shall be installed atsd used to. maintain each sits in a sansa~er lase of sodestta, inseeta and other ^ vectors. 17. Castainers shall be clearly mar7aed to ida~tity the type of material which smy be depositeds the facility shall bs clearly marked to identity the nnme and tele;3xme ssumbar o! the lacility operator and the hours of aparatim and display a notion stat.inq that no material shall bs left outside the recycling enclosure or • carstaisaza T 14. Sicgse may be pxvviried as lollowss a. Racycllrsq centers may have idesstiticatlccs sic~s with a maxima o! 20 pezoerst par side o! sixteen (16) square teat, w2si~dsevav is smaller, in addition to intc®atiorsal signs raquis:~d in Section s.l2r " b. Sigrss tsar b• onnistant with the dsaracter o! t2se locations " c. Directional iigns, bearing r» advertising massage, maY ~ installed with the approval o! the Diractaz o! Plarsrsin'g and DeveloFmertt it neoeasasy to facilitate traltic ciaaslation, or i! the facility is nsot visible fxtm the public ric~st-of-s+ay. -8- • oitDn~o-xce r~o. laze d. Ths Dirsc.'tar of Plarvtirg and Dsveloptnrtrt tmy authorize increase in the rtusnber and size of signs upon lindirxls that it is ocapatibla with adjaorutt bwirkases. 15. The facility shall rxrt inpair the larrismping required !or an oonairtattt use by this Title or arty permit issued pursuant theretos 16. No additional parki.n7 spaoas will be reglir~cl tan arstr~+ers o! a wall oollectian facility located at t2ts establialted parking lot of host use. Otz• space will b• prwidri Lour the attendant, it nsari~edt 17. Mobile rrcyGlirg asrrtara shall have an era clserly markyd to pxohibit ot2~er vehiaslar parking dtsittg harts ~t mobile Dentin is ed~aedttled to bs pxyseztts 18. oo~vpe~tion o! parking spacss by ttt~ lacility and by the attendant may not Zw~rCa ~+~?At+la parkirtq apaoss below t2re rairtimti~ rtut~ar raqu.it.~ed tan ttte primary host use unless all the lollowirg aorxiitlorb etcl..stt a. The facility is located in a oatvertianoe zms or a potential canvanlenoa zone as designated by the celltotaia Department of mrtservaticnt b. J1 pnrkirrl sttdY shows that axistirtg patkirtq capacity is not fa ~ will ba at t2» ia~ ,s~~ the time the racyelirg c. Ttrs pamit will br ttr~arridsr'ed at the end o! 18 toctirths. 19. IZ ttfs pewit ~ogtiz7r withart t~l, ttfs collection Fhcility shall be rt+mwsd tats the site on the day following permit ea~iratianJ 20. with t-+~ .,~,.r~r~~ of en~oQed mob to irtQ vehicles. small aollection lecilities shall bs sc~ensd, `~ t~ amity, larztiecapinq, ttve public streets. Th+a scs+eertin9 ~9~~ and location shall bs designed to min8nirs the view o! the mobile unit and potsittial aoxtirtg antis tray Public streets and otitar public spaces. -9- ~s , ~ _ .:, ~, . , ,_ ~`'~ ORDatANCE NO. 1426 21. Sanitation acntrol ani prac:tioes shall br installed and used to maitrtain each site in a manner tzar of zodents, insect, and other vrestors. Section 6.7 Ia>;y~r Cbllecticrt Facilities A Collectim Facility is onr that is larger than 500 square feat, is on a eaparate property not appurtenant ro a boat use, and • which may w a pazaanernt building. l.. Facility doss not abut a pz~opezty zawd, planned ar~acarpird for res asst 2. Facility b• scrrrned hiss thr publicright-ot~ay by operating in a!~ vrlased builclSrg ar: ,~~ . a. Within an area rnclastl by an opegw taros at bast six (6) tart in hsighb~with landscepingt • \ / b. At least 150 trrt from pmoparty zcned, plata~ed or oocvpied for zeei~~^+ia7 u~t and ~ i C. Marts all n1[1i9r 6tanl~aLCIS. 7. Setbacks and larfdscapr t~w~,i*~^r^*• shall br thoer provided for the zoning district in which the facility is lacatrdt 4. All axtarior stcaagr of mntarial\ahall br in sttar3y, nattlammabla oonkaitnrs whidl err OOVr~.'rd, s~Qnr~e, and ~,w1r,l•~irrel in g'~ oonditian/ Salad or pallrtized matas~ial mdy a]so br rtored. Oil startugr; •mtst br in oQntairyars appxw~d by thr Fizs Marshal. No will bs visibly above the height b~ths lancingt 5. sits shall bs mwlr,t.l~d Lr'sr of litter and any ot21Ar ta~desirabla +,~•*a~~•, and will b• clasnri o! loasa drbris on a daily baaist 6. Spaos will bs p~wi,clyd on sits tar six (j'.vahicles ar the anticipated prak cvst~ar load, whldsrwr is hic¢yar, to circulate and to deposit rrcyelabla materielst -10•- • ,_ _ ;:: °° ~~ - ~ vE ORDINANCE tJO. 1426 15. SicRi s7gtLi2'®entt atoll be those Faovided for the zanin4 distriet in which the facility is located. In addition,-facility will be clearly marked with the rams and phone-n~ber of the facility operator and .the haws of oparationt 16. No dust, thee, smoke, vibration ar odor above ambient level may b• detectable on naicJhbnting properties. 17. Sanitation oactxvl and practices shall be installed and used to ,~„~ i .,ra i r eadr site in a ma~anr fsee of rodents, irbech~, and other vactrrs. crr-rrrYr ~e ]~rxr~rrsrvi~rm~ pAOC~ttws~a Secticn 7.1 AdtrL*+i ~**~tivs Pamit The Directc~ o! P1a~ir~q and Dsvelopmsrtt shall have ttre authority W review and approve applications !or Rsvexse Verfdirr~ ?lea3sines and a G~ irrg of Reverse Vardinq Madllns ooa~yirrg more than 50 square Each applicant shall use a form specified by the Director rRsich defines Adm!*+~~*+-~tive Fees and arbor lilinq requirements• The form shall ba signed by the ptvparty a+tar and the applicant. An applicant may !1U an appeal, within live (S) working ~ri tram data of the Diz~ctar's disappzwal, to be hear3 by the City of Wpartino's ]-r~itecttrral and Site Appzwal Oomnittee (ASAC) • The ASAC shall octisidar the matter within on month LYam date of ttse approval. Section 7.2 Artisitectusal ar~d Site Appzwal Ctsmittae (A31YC) Tl~e Atdiiter.~aal arrd Site Approval Ocnmittee stroll have the authority to reviai- and appxa+r •. application tar bulk venditr~ msdrinas, kiosk units, ta~att+sndsd oartairrass, and other small collection lacilitine~ other than rMSfa vending aadiines raterrd in Section 6.1. An applicatiar atsall rte made on a tots spsci t1-ir4 type, rt~ber o! e~ibits and lilitrq !er by the Departmerst o! Flaraslrxl and ~la~ and stall be sic~red by the pxvparty avrrex' and applicant. applicatirn shall ocrrtain intozmntian z+sgasdin! tt» size, locatiar, aigrags, illumination, and atl~sr infozmaticn to enable the Oonaittee • to evaluate the application gasuartt to the stardasds cartai~ ~ this ordinarne. -14- ;° ..: - t., ~- ~, - .: ,~ ATTACHHEN'1' '1'U CITY OF CUl'ER'PINUHRYC12LI1994EHHi'1' APPLICATION 1. Number of employees - 1 to 2 2. Hours of operation - Uaily from 9:OU a.sn. to i:UO p.m. 3. Types of recyclable materials accepted (A) household items (8) small appliances (C) clothing 4. Mechanical equipment -none 5. Trailer removal and refuse pick-up frequency -full trailer is exchanged three to four times per month; trailer changeout and early morning refuse pick-ups completed not earlier than 7s00 a.m. 6. 'Frailer will be padlocked during hours of nos-operation; daily surveillance of [railer site monitored by Goodwill security. • - _. ~::. .._ ~ -_ .. rV-_. -: Santa Clara ~ ~ ~ - County Recycling and Retail Division Hey 9, 1994 This is to acknowledge that a Goodwill of Santa Clara County Attended Donation Station has been given penissioa to operate on our premises. Goodwill a rees to keep the area around the Donation Station clean and free of unsolicited materials. We have the right to ask Goodwill to remove its Donation Station at any time with a 24-hour notice. The funds earned through the sale of items donated at our Attended Donation St$tions provide vocational evaluation, training, rehabilitation and fob placement for disabl•.d and disadvantaged people in the community. Signature for ~i Signature Robert Sasson Geor~teh Vice President .Please Print Name Recycling and Retail Division Comipany Organization Aff iatioa k Blvd. A ens gyoertino _ CA 95014 City State Zip P one Num er Address of Property i! Different fror Above: r ,~ ~ _ ._ ,~ Santa Clara ~ ~.~/® County ~~ v ~R~~Jecy~clin///g and Retai! Division June 23, 1994 Robert Cowan Director of Community Development City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Mr. Cowan: Thank you for the City of Cupertino's approval of Goodwill's request to place a e mobile recycling facility at the Bareh Brothers Liquors and Groceries located at 22G90 Stevens Creek Blvd. pursuant to the Action items listed in your report to the Mayor and City Councilmembers dated May 24, 1994, please note the following: 1. The mobile facility will be placed perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building. 2. The employee will park on the Bateh Brothers parking lot. 3. The recycling facility will be set back ten (10) feet from the street line. 4. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Pacility) will be adhered to. 5. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit will be applied for by Goodwill Industries. • In addition; 1. The recycling facility is completely self-contained. Only clothing and household goods will be accepted at the facility; no beverage containers will be recycled. 2. The recycling facility will be moved 2 to 3 times per month, always mid-day and mid-week. 3. The recycling facility is manned seven days a week, 8 hours a day, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The attendant is responsible for maintaining cleanliness around his facility and the adjacent area. 4. Goodwill Security and a Supervisor visit the location each day between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. 5. The attendant acts as added surveillance and is expected to report any suspicious action to Goodwill Security. 6. Goodwill Security visits the location each night and picks up any discarded items left near, under, or around the facility. They will also report any suspicious activity to police. .~;:s.='`IOBP it'ie~Ih:Su '=~io e'~1`95t~2"'li l•'t4 '49B ~~#'FN ~+08}`7J~'F020•"~Crvr~ ~p _ - fir:; June 23, 1994 Page 2 Goodwill is dedicated to helping people with disabilities, economically disadvantaged persons, and other people in our community with special needs in attaining the fullest development of which they are capable, through remedial education, vocational training and job placement. These vital services which Goodwill provides generate productive, self-sufficient members of the community, getting them off of welfare and back to work: In 1993, 51,061,736.00 were saved. • All of this is provided, at no cost to the individuals, through revenue generated by the sale of items collected at our recycling facilities, and sold at our retail stores. Demographic studies indicate thnt the revenue generated at this proposed site in Cupertino will by far exceed ttie operating costs, thus enabling Goodwill to help more 'of the ever-increasing number of individuals in our community who are anxious to learn to help themselves. It is important to note that all of the money received from the sale of donated items stays right here in Santa Clara County. Thank you again for your continued support of Goodwill Industries. Sincerely, N ~iCw'r-~' • Robert Sasson Vice President Recycling and Retail Division ' }Y - .. '~'S ~ i-F` ~~ .M .. ~.:~ .~y LLr - `i ~ s_. 'b. - ~ - f cif e ~ ~ ~~i ;~ .. Silvertree Associates, Inc. June 21, 1994 Robert Cowan Director of Community Development City of Cupertino Dept. of Community Development 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 RE: Public Hearing Bateh Brothers (APN: 342-14-104) 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Dear Bob: JUPJ 2 4 i9~d Silvertree Associates, located at 10050 North Foothill Boulevard, Cupertino, California has no objections to the Bateh Brother's mobile recycling facility (Goodwill) community service. • Sincerely, SILVERTREE ASSOCIATES C`~ ,~~~" trLl Don Beck President DB:th/mc cc: David Wheeler Silvertree PCO .. .'. 3~Pi o ..~ IjE.: • ~ • 24 24 S4. FT. SIGN HOURS "REJECTED" 243 SQ. FT SIGN "PASSED" Gooowi~~ • - _~ ~ • ~ i ~ Foothill Expressway S Cumn~ orUnAdbn t Bateh °~ dumpWr ero ~ 10157 10159 V ° ourtp~t.r Signed eigned o~ 0 6 ° h .~s Repiy s ° 10712 10120 10128 pending 10144 ° signed signed signed signed 00 00 C Camino Vista r e ~ 22560 10121 Mo 10133 k signed signed Interest signed Of the eleven bort~es canvassed, nine signed. One owner Bald he would gel back to me, and hasn't. TMe other home owner wasn't Interested. 06-23-1994 0847 4082653188 TMDQ1 D311 P.02 Juno 23, 1994 To: Michele Hjurntstt Communlry Development Cupertino City Council Planning Director Planting Commiaion Robert Sasso0. Vice President Croodwiil Industries of Sams Clan County This letter is afollow-up to rnY !error eotuetnlag the redemption and reeyclin; fidlitka Ord M3426. I have circulated a petition in the immedlau arq ausowding the Hatch Hrotltan patldng lot, 100 portent of the edjamat home owtws or oewpenta signed the potitioa to appeal ord. N142ti. 0f tlu tm homer canvaued, eight dgned the petition One borne owner raid he would gat back with tts, and haW't, and the other home owner was aot interested. Attached to this letter it a copy of the petition with the signature tnd a reap illustrating the relative position of the howcs to the parking lot. iZegerds Robert Irwda ,. ,... > ,. _ ,. . S Foothill Expressway t 9eten woR e erwhers 1uls~ at v ~ trome e n 1~nh $ 10112 to120 tot2e peed algr~ea sipn.a apnea C Camino 1/Ista r e g ~D 10121 1'10 10133 k agree aipnea Interval stew 1o1aa m N W r m m A B m N W W m v 3 m W PETTTI...tXI.S • PETITION FOR THE APPEAL OF ORD. #1426 NAME ADDRESS SIGNATURE C ~/~rX~ v ua, ~~rl~ SP ~oL Carr~i~vo Vr5T33 ~fiUGLYt SC/h O//7. C rwl,'n 0 ~ f~~ Ar: ~1( C/V( U ~~ f C M l1 R~ o G~~ d c/a/ ,'~Y- `~~ ~ /a/-3.~ ~AMivo V f S TA 71,c. ~/ ~ ,. 0 m N A O m A m o° m N m W m 0 m °n Page 1 ~ev 1~ ~. CITY OF UPERTINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA 10300 Tor Ave. Cupertino, A 95014 ~~ (408 ) 777-318 j ~ MINUTES OF THE GULAR MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMIS~SSION HELD ON JUNE 27, 1994 / ORDER OF BUSINESS SALUTE TO THE FLAG ROLL CALL Commissioners Present: Ch Mahoney Com Austin Com. arris Commissioners Absent: Com. Ro its Com. Doy Staff Present: Robert Conran, Di actor of Community Developm¢nt • Thomas~Robillard, anner II Michele Bjurman, Pla ner II APPROV?iI. OF THE MINUT~ Com. Harris amended, he minutes of June 13, 1 4 as follows: 1. Page 7, th~ btion regarding application 81, 56 she voted no. Com. Harris al,,~~o made other amendments to the Minu s of June 13, 1994, these ire to be verified through the tapes. • MOTION: om. Austin moved to approve the minutes o June 13, 1994, as amended SECOND: Com. Harris VOTE: Passed 2-0 ASST N: Chr. Mahoney ABS NT: Coms. Roberts, Doyle WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS - No Discussion - ~ POSTPONEISENTS/RE[iOVALS FROM CALENDAR Chr. Mahoney stated he will have to abstain from item 6 because he is on the Board of Directors of Goodwill Industries and this will only leave two Commissioner who can vote on this item, therefore it should be continued at this time. MOTION: Com. Austin moved to continue item 6 to the meeting of July li, 1994 .:>:, ::-:•_. .- emu: :•,_ ..,,.;v_ ~... ~~~ a _ `'~ PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES Regular Meeting of June 27, 1994 Page 2 SECOND: Corn. Harris VOTE: Passed 3-0-2 ABSENT: Corns. Doyle, Roberts ORAL'~COMMUNICATIONS Gom. ~ tin stated she would like to submit a letter and place it on the genda for a future meeting regarding streamlining the process o Planning Commission meetings. GONSENT DAR / 1. Applicat n No(s): 9-ASA-94 • Applicant: Yoshinoya West Inc. ~ Property o er: Ray Bartels Location: 19825 Stevens Creek B1vS3: ASA to repaint the exterior of an existing restaurant. MOTION: Com. Harris owed to approve the Consent Calendar SECOND: Com. Austin VOTE: Passed ~ / 3-0-2 ABSENT: Corns. Doyle, Ro erts ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW • 2. Application No(s): 8-AS 94 Applicant: Sign Property Owner: Arco Location: 10625'/N. Inc./Josh Brown Blvd. EXCEPTION to allow a sign in cess of the allowed size and number permitted b Sections 1 24.050 and 17.24.060 of the Sign Code. Staff Presentation: anner Robillard esented the staff report and reviewed the fi dings to be made to grant the exception as outlined in the fs aff report. He' st ted the applicant is requesting a Oft. 6-1/2 in. high by 5f t. 4 1/2 in. wide 24 hour sign. He notee Sign Code allows one buil ng mounted sign and one wall sign nd ARCO received approval for a second wall sign from ASAC sey ral years ago. He noted this articular sign is considered ~ identification sign which is ermitted in the Ordinance, but only up to 4 sq. ft. He ated staff is recommen ng denial. The ap icant was not present. Pla ing Director Cowan stated, as a general rule, the City _ _ ~ ~. CITY OP CUPERTINO 10300'forrc Avcnuc, Cupertino, California 95014 DF.I'ARTMEN'P OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT REPORT FORM 1pplicanl: Goodwill Industries, Santa Clara County Agenda Dnte: June 27, 1994 Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard (Southwest corner of Stevens Creek and Foothill Blvd.) Properly Owner: Bateh Brothers Sutttnt:try: Appeal of the Planning Director's decision to approve a small recycling collection facility ISACKGROUND: Goodwill IndusUies currently operates a small mobile collection facility on Stevens Creek Boulevard (Suntnterltill site). As a result of Summerhill's recent tentative map and conditional use permit approval, Goodwill would like to relocate to the proposed 7,500 sf. commercially zoned site to provide recycling services on the west side of town. Ordinance No. 1426 permits the Planning Director to approve small recycling collection facilities on commercially zoned parcels subject to specific operational standards (Section 6.2). A small collection facility in this case, is a mobile recycling unit, wlticlt occupies an area of not more than 500 square feet and which accepts donations of recyclable materials from the public. "fltc recyclable materials typically accepted by Goodwill include household items, small appliances and clothing. Power driven processing equipment is not used. An attendant works in the donation trailer daily from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. "fhc full trailer is replaced with an empty trash dumpster monthly and on average there arc three donations per day. 'fhc appellant is concerned about the Bateh Brothers upkeep of the area adjacent to the trash dumpster, the trucking activity drawn to the commercial store and property values decreasing as a result of the Goodwill trailer. The appellant is also concerned that the Goodwill trailer will increase traffic, dust and noise to the residents and that outer recycling facilities, not Goodwill, have not kept their operation clean. "I Itcre arc no current Planning, Building or Code Enforcement violations outstanding at the commercial store. 'Ihe activity generated by the Goodwill trailer is very limited. The three donations per day average will not create a significant amount of vehicle traffic. The bollards currently in place around the parcel to prohibit vehicle; entering the dirt lot will remain. 'I Ite types of materials donated do not generate noise like a bottle or can recycling center would and the operation will operate within the Municipal Code noise standards. RECOM11111ENDATION: Reconfirming the Planning Director's decision. An option could be a one year conditional use permit with a final approval at the end of that year. Enclosures: Robert Irwin and Deanne Vassilliadias Letter of June 6, City Council/Planning Commission/Planning Director Referral of May 24, 1994 Michele Bjurman's Letter of May 24, 1994 Goodwill Industries Letter of May 12,1994 Ordinance No. 1426 Recycling Permit of May 12, 1994 Attachment to the Permit dated May 12, 1994 I.casc Agreement between Goodwill IndusUies and Dateh Brothers dated May 9, 1994 Approved Site Plan Titled Goodwill Donations Site, undated Aerial of the Silc Prepared by: Michele IIjurman, Planner II Approved by: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development ~~ 0ES-06-1994 09:36 4082653166 TANDEM DSti P.02 To: Michele BJurmaa Community Development Cupertino City Couadl Plauniag Director Planning Commission Ruben 3assoa, Yla Prwideni t~oodwW Industries of Santa Clara Courty I am aritfag this letter caacerning rho rod®ptiart and recycling cettor small collection fhcilities permit Ord. # 1426. I ate cocnpletety against thfs permit and any permit of this type that will allow a ro~.ycliag center ai this location. The last activity ofthls type attempted in our neighbor ass the cardboard terycling dumpQter next m the Srdtouse on Steven's Creak This was a mtril disaster. The housekeeping ofthe cardboard reryoiing site was a jofa effort between the city sad Los Alton Garbage eompaay. It was s caautaat eye sore, and source of irritation m the neighbors. It took the City Concil member, WaIIy Dean to have fire dumpsttr removed. I stn much aSraid that say typo of rxyciing center wllI have much the same reaulb. Hatch Brothers parking lot has been a bone of contention in this naghborhood far year.. Thu area suaoundiag their trash dumpsta u usually uakompt; wide cardboard boxes. and other things throws next to the dumpster. Thu parking lot's surface is dirt, not an impervious surface. Thu soil has not been sealed to either keep down the dust or atop hazardous materials from being absorbed inm the soil. A corraiderable amount of dust acs raised whoa cars and trucks were permitted to arse the parking lot . The quality of the air (diesel flumes) and the noise tivm the trucks made life azound Hatelr Hrothen inmlerable. ASa complaints, the City of Cupertion rocMcted the tat for any parkdng. Thu problem ofnoiso and dust torn the parking lot has beoa signiflcaatty reduced over the last year. Adding a recycling cemtor to this lot will more than likely increase tta>$c, duet sad noise in our neighbor. I would hale m sou a turaarouad Sum the directia~n wo are going, that is; a better and quieter neighborhood. Since the vehicle barrier was erected, I have only called tine Code P.nforcement officer once, Prior to the instaltatioa of rho vehicle barrier I was calling the Codo 13aforcemoat Officer onto or twice a week on in8actiona. 08-06-1994 @936 4062653166 TANDEH DSH P.03 1 do not wear to try to restrict Goodwill Industries from pmviding a colleetton site. I just think that residential neighborhoods are not good locations for reryding tatters. The adghborhood iA end around the fntarseccion of Foothill and Stevens Creek has gone though considerable d~8e over the past ten yearn. Ttri,s used titi be a quite bedroom community with a four way stop at the intersection of Steven's Crock and Foothill. Now the artersection u four lanes with fora signals. Traffic atarb beiweea 5 and 6 in rho morning. The inrclc traffic is now ten times the volume of tea yeah ago with txtrclcs oven rtmning on Satiadays. We have absorbed oaou$r chaagos to our lifestyle. Wo do not Hood rho irritation of another community service parked next to our houaea. If we do Hood more recycling centers. and I do not think we do. why ask small communitlp to share their living space with these activitip. As1c yourself one question. would you want a retyding traitor parked next door to you house? In the city of Cupertino. we have large shoppin6 areas. largo commercial arils: a college with lots of parking spaces. These commensal areas would be better sufted for nodal comrauaity activities. Using large comnrerdal area: without adjacent homes would not d3rxtiy impact s person's lifestyle or threaten their economic well being. Property values are dotng wdl to hold their own. Aay type of rye soro~ source of tmwaated noise, dirt and dust will adversely effect the value of ray proper'tY• I would like the Comrtumity Development Department; the Plamtarg Director. the Plaamirrg Commission and the Cuperdao City Coundl to reject this request for a • permit Regards, Robot Irwin 8c Deaatre Vauiliadis 10128 Camino Vista Cupertino, Ca (4~> ~~~ - ~~>y i K ,. . 3~ . _ ~ _s m kT d..: - ~ . ~ -- ' R 0fi-06-1994 09:38 4082653166 TANDEH D5H P.01 • - ~ ~. IFAS~ ~'IRAF~SS~II'II"i~AIL ~®~YIEIR SffiIIS1B~ Tandem Computers Incorporated 10600 N. Tantau Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 LOC. T4~-01 and LOC 24~ OZ r DATE: ~ ~.~~..9`~_ TIME: ~' TQI COMPANY: -------------------------- NAME: ~/~~~~ ~U~~lgi~ . TELEPHONE: ------p--~----------------~--- FAX M: ~y~_1-_7~2__~3~__.G.__ FRAM: COMPANY: TANDEM COMPUTERS NAME: ~/~L~~~C~_~~.,Ce~ FAX (i: (408 NUMBER OF PAGES: ~ (1ltdudln~ thb sheet) ________FYI ___~ __URGENT CONFIDENTIAL MESSAGE/COMMENTS:-__~~________________ -_ ------------------------------------------------- ~~ ~ z _ ~- . ;, CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 777-3308 '~ TO: Mayor and City Councilmembers Chairman and Planning Commissioners FROM: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development DATE: May 24, 1994 SUBJ: Report of Director's Decision Regarding Request to Locate a Mobile Recycling Facility at the Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. ApFlICBIIOn Request to locate a mobile recycling facility at the Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. Astian An approval granted subject to the conditions listed below: 1. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plan. 2. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Bateh Brothers parking lot. 3. The recycling facility must be setback ten {10) feet from the street line. 4. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. 5. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for and approved. • Enclosures: Recycling Permit Attachment to Recycling Permit Application Site Plan May 12, 1994 letter from Goodwill seeking permission to operate recycling station May 9, 1994 letter authorizing permission to operation on premises Wmm/reports/goodwill K ORDII~ANCE NO. 1426 A. Certified Recycling Cantor or Cartitiad Processor means a zee:-yc1i~ racility oattiriea by the calitornia Depar~nent or Cctnservation as meeting the ~ of the California Beverage Corstairsnr Recycling and Litter Redtiu:tion Act of 1986. H. Recys:lirg Center dose not include storage oorstaincrs or processing activity located as the prmmises of a o~tnes~ial • or manststactxsrirsg use and used solely tar the zecyclinq of material generated by that business ar manufacturer. Recycling facilities may include the following: (1) Collection Facility A Collectias Facility is a facility far the acceptance (dmatirn, redemption ar sale) of recyclable materials from the public. SZSCts a tacili4sy does not use power-~drivea p=voessinq ec~:ipment a~megt as indicated in ~~*~*~~ and Cotditlone, below. collection Facilities may inrluds the following: (a) Ftavarsa Vandirg Hachine(s) f (b) 3m11 Collectias Facilities which oozy an area o! not more than 500 square feet, and may include: 1. A mobile recyvling unite 2. Hu]]c reverse vending machine or a grasping of zsvsrse versdirg madiitses occupying more than 50 square feet. 3. Riaak type units and bulk vending madsinsest 4. Unattarsded cctstainars placed for the donation of recyclable materialst (c) Larsp Collectirn Facilities which may occupy an area o! more than 500 square feet an3 may include Parmen4st stztrtsres. -2- ~~ . ~.,_ - <.. ~_ - :e ~. _. ,y, ;. ORDISIANCE NO. 1426 ' Small Collectiat All Commercial Atrhit. & Site d.a7l1C Vendittq All Tnfi~~tr~y] AF7j7YWa1 RE*Vie'~J Machines All Planned Development zones b.Kiosk Units whirls permit commercial, offices, c.Unatten3ed and industrial activity Containers BA and BQ d.Mobile Recyclirsg: Open Vehicle e.Mobile Recycling: • Fltcloeed Vehicle that utilizes t l e~c eiTSa collection bins Latga Collection bight T•+~„~•r±„t Condit. Use Permit BA and HQ All Planned Development whirls wtsich allows lic~st t.,~,.*,•a,~t . 1 activities Light Prtxessirsg Light Industrial Condit. Use Permit All Planned Development whist: allows light itx~sstrial activities Heavy Processing Light Irtifitstrinl Condit. Use Permit • All Planned Development which allows light irdustrial activities SECPICN 5: PERti]'I5 F tst rr•rarF STTF:S A single applicant smy ps:voess an application to allow more than one reverse va~rdistg machine irsstallation ar small collection facility located on different sites under ttse lollawirg oorditions: A• Ttse operator o! each o! the prvposad facilities is the samet H. The prvpoeed facilities are determined by the Director of Planning and Development to b• similar in nature, size and intensity of activityi and C. All of the applicable criteria and standards set forth in Section 5 below are met for each such proposed facility. 5 Those recycling tacilities permitted with an Administrative or Conditional Use Permit shall meet all o! the applicable criteria and ~~*d`**~s listed n U ORDIlIF-NCE NO. 1426 12. Sanitation oantrol and practices shall ba installed std used to msi.;rai., each site in a manner tree cL rodents, insects and other vectors. section 6 2• Small Oollection Facil{ties S1na11 Collection Facilities shall c+oaply with the tollowinq conditions; 1. shall be established in conjunction with an existing ocarmexcial, • ottion, irxhLStrial or ocamamity service tacility which is in ccu~lianoe with the zoning, building and tiro codes of the C1tyIGblII7ty O! Qspattino' Ln,~,~t Lr.,,.v. ~ v cc nUl r„~~rrdo ~l~+~qv rls(•14 2. Shall be no larger than 500 squats teat, and oecvpy no more than live (5) parkirxF spaces not inrludirg space that will be periodically needed for removal o! materials or exct~ge o! o~tainers t • 1. shall ba set back at least ten (10) feet trtom any street line and shall not obstruct pedestrian or vehicular cinvlation. ~e collection tacility shall be sited in a manner whidi balances the need to provide visual acceeaibility to the recycling center versus the objective to ma~*+*~~*+ an attractive street soaps for the o~ity. 4. Shall accept only glass bottles, metals, plastic o~rtainers, papers and reusable items. Used motor oil may be accepted with permL4sion of the Central Fire District, ar ether agency which administers the City's Fiezardous Material Ordinances. Used motor oil can only be accepted at an atts:ded site having containers appinv,~ ~, ~~ ~rfininta*r{',pr 02 the City's u~~~tt]n,a Materials Ordinancet 5. Shall use no power•driven procaeaing equipment exi~ept for bulk reverse verdirr~ machinest 6. shall use oattairmrs that ors ca~structed an3 maintained with durable waterproof and n;st}uoot material, oov~ared when site is net attended, secYn.~e !nm tmauthorized entry ar removal of material and shall ba of a capacity sufficient tc aocomma]ate materials collected and collection edledule; • 7. Shall store all recyclable material in oa~tainers or in the mobile center vehicle and shall not leave materials ost_side of ocattainers when attPSdartt is not present; -7- t ti` - - .,_ ,~ ~ ~, _ rxa 4 b ~ ~. r • ORDINANCE NO. 1426 e. Shall ba ~~*+*~{*+~+ free of litter and arty other ~dessirable materials, artd mobile facilities, at whidi truck oz containers are retttoved at the end of each collection day, shall be swept at the erd of each collection days 9. shall oot~ly with the City's Noise Ordinartoe. 10. Attended facilities lomted within 100 feet o! a p>:vparty zoned or ooatpied for res~~+**~~~ use shall operate only during the • hours between 9:00 a.m. artd 6:00 p.m.t 11. Ocittairters for the 24-Yto~>z dcrtation of mmteriala shall be at least lQQ feat frtm arty prvpszty zrnad ar ooatpied far reeid_°^*~r~ uses unless there is acoustical shielding between the 00[ttaiIYar~ and the 2lsiAnr+hia7 ugef 12. Sanitation oorttrol and practioee shall be installed and used to , maintain each site in a manner free of rodents, insects and other '"' vectozs. 13. Corttainars shall be clearly marked to Sde¢ttily the type of material which may be depositeds the facility shall be clearly marked to identify the name and telephorts rtumbar of the facility opat-ator and the hol>rs of operation and display a t»tioe stating that rto material shall be left outside the recycling enclosure or oorttainers; 14. Signs may be ptvvided as follows: a. Racyclirtg canters t:ta)r have identiticatian signs with a maximum of 20 percent par side o! sixteen (16) square feat, whichsvtr L attallar, in additioe to informational signs rbc~irad in Betties 5.121 b. signs must ba oonsiatant with the dtaractar of the locations c. Dir+actional signs, baarirtq no advertising messacla, may ba installed with the approval of the Dir>.etor o! Plartnirg and Development if necessary to facilitate traffic circvlaticct, or i! the facility is riot visible from the public right-of-way. -s- . , .- ,, :., _~: - ~ ~ .~ .~.. ~ `~ ORDII~tdCE Nl~. 1426 d. The Director of PlaraiitrJ and Davaiogoent may authorize increases in the number and size o! eigris opal titdi~a that it is ooupatible with adjacent businesses. ls. ~e facility shall not impair the lan;iscaping required !or an concurrent use by this Title or any permit issued pursuant thereto; 16. No additional parking spaces will ba required for customers of a • small collection facility located at the established parking lot of host use. one space will ba provided for the atterdnr-t, i! needed; - 17. Mobile recycling oasttats shall have an area clearly aiar3nd to . prohibit other vahiwlar perki.rxg during hays wl~er- mobile center is sdnechAed tc be pz+edentf • 18. oaa~ntion o! parking spnoas by the facility an3 by the attendant may not reduce available pnrkirg apnoea below the miniznm number required tar the primary hoa~t use unless all the following conditions racist; a. ~e facility is located in a oonvenienoe zone or a potential oortvenierre zone as designated by the California Departmr_nt o! Conservaticnt • b. A parkin attr2y shows that existing parking capacity is not alimdy fully utilized during the tams the recycling facility will be on the sites c. Zha paaait will be reoonsidared at the and of 18 months. 19. It the permit ao~irae without renewal, the Collection Facility shall be r+~mwed tarn the site on the day tolla+in<I permit axpiraticnt 20. Wit. the e~aoeotian of enclaeed mobile recvclirxx vehicles. sma].1 collection facilities shall be actyanadr via fencing and/or landscaping, htm pltbllc streets. 'Zh• screer-1ag height, density, and location shall be designed tom ~+*~~~ the view of the mobile unit and potential setting awns from public streets and other public spaces. • -9- ,~ e, ::;~ __ .-_ ,_ i ~ ~ ~ } I ~ ~ ;; ;'Il~ ~ i l ( ~ QoaA~~ u- ii II' I ~ i~NQT~otJ ~ 5.1-CE, : } I ~ i I ~II I~~ }~ ' l i f} i ~ ~ l i i i ' ~ ~ ~ ~~± l l I ~ ll~ i ~ i I ~ I I i; i j-~iii~ ~ } I 1 I i I i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , i I I ~ I ~ i! ~ ~! !~ ; I l I ~ i; i ,I i I ' ~ i 11_I~ : I I i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , ' j~i. i ~ - ~ - ~ ; ~ I } it ~ ~ I I ~~ I I~ I I . I i I. I}i, I i I I ~~ ~ i i I ` _ _- ~ ., ~ I i ! 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N ~~i=a ~ .l~i'• ..~_-;-y.~'r.:-.tai-3.~+ ~~.~~.+.~a 3 ~ - - .~ _-f / ~.n 'j ~ ~`~"~~~ "'~' ~ ~~ ~ . ~ ~~ i '~; t~.~i .' +' _ ORDIIIANCE NO. 1426 21. Sanitation axrtrol and practioea shall be itiatallad aryl used to maintain eadt sits in a manner tz+ee of rodents, insects, arxi other vectozs. Section 6.3 lazga Collection Facilities A Ia~ Collection Facility is one that is larger than 500 square feet, ot~ is rn a separate property not appurtenant to a host use,,,and which may hts\ve a parmar~st build.irx7. j " • 1. Facility\\ does not abut a property zaied, planned arPoa~ied for residenti~{ asst 2. Facility ~1 ba ectaer~ed from t2y public /right-ot-waY by oparatinq in ah errlosed building or: j a. Within an\~area enclosed by an opeq'~ua lenoa at least six (6) feat in heigh~with landscapirgt' • b. At least 150 ~teot fram~praperty zoned, planned ar ooa~ied !or residential J aj c. Meets all miss 3. Setbacks aryl landscape ~ shall be those Provided !or the zoning district"in which the lacility is lomted; 4. All extsriaratorage o! material\ahall ba in sturdy, rnntlammabla containers ,wFiich are cavared, wane, and maintained in quad ooriditian,~ Haled ar palletized material may also be stored. oil storage///'must ba in ocirtainers apprav~d by the Fire Mazshal. No will ba visible above the height of the tencitxl: 5. sits shall ba msirrtainad tree o! litter and any ot2vsr tmdesirable ~mdtsrirsls, and will ba cleaned of loose debris`an adaily basis: 6. slxos will ba pxwldad on site !ar six ()'~v+ehicles or the anticipated punk cvat~ar load, whichw~ar is higtyar, to circulate and to deposit recyclable matariala: -1o- ORDIP7AIJCE NO. 1426 15. Sign requirements shall be those provided tar the zoninej district in which the facility is located. In additic4,-facility oils be clearly marked with the Home and pharts-rn~bar of the facility operator and the hays of operation; /~ 16. No dust, ides, smoke, vilydtion or odor above ambient level may bs detectable art neighboring pxvpertiee. 17. Sanitation control and graetioes stroll be invtalled and used to • ptainrain each site in a marrter tree oL rodents, insects, and ut2tar vectors. SECTION 7 • A22~@rLSIRATIVE PROCEGt~ .Section 7.1 flr~nin~atrwtiVe Pazmit 'IIva Dirietar or Plantsirtq and Development shall have the authority to reviev and approve applications !or 1Zevazae Vandim~ Machines and a Gzrupinq o! ibevarsa Verding Madtistes ooatpyirtq mare than 50 square feet. Each applicant shall use a form specified by the Director which detirte~ Administrative Fobs and other lilitq requirements. 'rite form shall be signed by the property owner and the applicant. • An applicant may file an appeal, within five (5) warkirg days fzcm date of the Director's diaapprwal, to be heard b7t the City o! Cupertim's Arcftitecttnal and site Approval Committee (ASAC) . ~'te ASAC shall ocrtsider the matter within me month free date o! the approval. Section 7.2 Arrlsiteett>lal and Site Apgtwal Comalttee (ASAC) 'Ills J-rrhitecttna~ and site approval ~ittee shall have the authority to review a;d apsuove ' app],icatiens tar bul]c vertd,ing machines, kiosk unite, taattertded oonta,inars, and other ®nll collection facilities other than raveiroe vendirq machines referred ist Sectim 6.1. An application aha11 be made on a farm specifyitxl type, reacher of esdLibits and filing foss by the Depnrtzoarct of Planning and Devalopmertt aryl shall be sicgted by the pxopartY owner an3 apglicarst. said application shall onrttain lntoxmntian r+sgazdin9 the size, location, signage, illumination, and other intormatian to enable the Carmittee to evaluate the application ptn:s~t to ttts standards omtairted in this Orsiinartoe. -14- _, ~~ -.: _ u ,_~ _ ~ .~ ~. _ ~ - _ ~ ~ - , , - ~W -° a~ Cit'H of CupertiHo 10300'forre Avenue Cupertino. Cali(omia 95014 'l clephnne (40A)777.3308 PAx: (40A) 777-7311 COAINUNI7"Y bIiVLL01'61EN1' May 24, 1994 . Robert Sasson, Vice President Recycling and Retail Division Goodwill Industries of Santa Clara County I Og0 North Seventh Street San Jost, California 951 12 Dear Mr, Sasson: RE: Mobile Recycling Facility request of May 12, 1994 l'I)c City of Cupertino has reviewed your request to locate a mobile recycling facility at the Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. ~n approval has been granted subject to several conditions, as follows: I. A notice of tl)e Planning Director approval will be sent to the Planning Commission, City Council and adjacent ncigl)bors. The purpose of this notice is to allow an appeal of the Planning Directors decision. The appeal • period is fourteen calendar days from the dale of this notice attd an appeal must be made in writing to this office. I (this decision is appealed you will be immediately notified of the public hearing date. The facility may not be placed until the appeal period has expired tvilhout the decision being appealed. 2. 'fl)e mobile facility is approved for tt)e location perpendicular to tl)e rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attache) plan. 3. 'I'I)c employee must park on an impervious surface, the Batch Drotltcrs parking lot. 4. 'll)e recycling facility must be setback ten (10) feet from tl)e street line. 5. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Shall Collection Facility) must be adhered to. G. If a cliangc of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for end approved. If you leave any questions, please do not hesitate to call me (408) 777-3277. Si crely, Michele Ojurman Community bcvelopment Department c: Batch Brothers Planning Commission City Council • Adjacent Neighbors enclosure: recycling permit k/letters/sassan • _ ~ : ~. ,a ..~a CITY OF CUPERTINO RECYCLING PERMIT REDEMPTION AND RECYCLING CENTER SMALL COLLECTION FACILITY PERMIT ORD. # 1426 NAME OF APPLICANT: Goodwill Industries of Santa Clara County LOCATION: Bateh Brothers Liquors 61Crocg~~.,g$_~ _~~Y___~_ ADDRESS OF SITE: 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. FEATURES 1. mobile facility? yes 2. attendant on site? yes 3. motor oil accepted? no 3. days of operation dash 4. hours of operation 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. YES NO N/A LOCATION x 1.Located in an existing commercial, office, industrial or comnwnity service facility? x 2.Said facility complies with zoning, building and fire codes? x 3.Located to be visible yet maintains an attractive streetscape? x 4.Does not obstruct pedestrian or veh~le circulation? SCREENING n/a S.Collection tacllity is screened from publ'x: streets and other public areas via fencing, landscaping? (mobile units are excepted) SIZE x 6. No larger than 500 sq. tt? (n.l.c. area for temporary removal of materials or exchange of containers) x 7. Occupies no more than 5 parking spaces? SETBACKS x 8. Setback at least 10 tt.1rom a street line? n a 9. 24 hour facilities a.must be at least 10011. from residential (zoned or used)? or: b.has acoustical shielding) HOURS OF OPERATION x 10. Attended facility within 100 tt. of residential (zoned or used)? RESTRICTED BETWEEN 7HE HOURS OF 9:00 AM AND 6:00 PM. ;?1GM$ x 11.Maximum of one sign per side of facility (16 sq. tt. per signor 20% of side of structure, whichever is less) 12. Consistent with character of the bcation? 13. Directbnal signs per sign ord7 a..to facilitate traffic circulation? or; b, facility is not visible from street? 14. Increase in size and number okay ii consistent with adjacent businesses. 15. Material containers shall be clearty marked to identity type of material which may be deposited. x 16. The facility shall be clearly marked to identify the folowing: a. operators name and telephone number. b. hours of operation c. notice that no material may be left outside of the containers or recycling enclosure or containers. *Goodwill employs 3 security people to keep LANDSCAPING site picked up on a regular basis. x 17. Does rat Impair landscape arch? PARKING x 18. If attendant then one parking space is provided? r. 19. Parking required for facility and attendant does not reduce parking for host center unless all of the following conditions exist: a. located In cornenience zone designated by Calif. Dept. of Conservatbn b. a parking study stwwing paAdng capacity is not being fully used during time the recycling (adlity IS open. c. the permit will be reconsidered at the end of 18 months. x 20. Mobile recycling centers shall mark area to prohibit other vehicle parking when mobile center Is scheduled to be operating. *Not necessary; trailer occupies ~1NDITIONS OF PERMIT APPROVAL space while operating. I Have read, understand and agree to abide by all of the following conditions of permit approval: SANITATION 1. The site shall be maintained Iree of rodents insects and other vectors at all times. 2. The site shall be Iree of litter and any other undesirable materials. b91~E 3. The facility shall comply with the City's Noise Ordinance. EQLIIPTMENT 4. No power-driven processing equipiment (except bulk reverse vending machines) may be used 5. Containers shall be: a. constructed of durable waterproof and rustproof material b. covered when site is unattended. c. secure from unauthorized entry or removal of material. d. sufficient capacity to accomodate materials collected and collection schedule. MATERIALS GOLLECTED_ 6. May include the following: a. glass bottles b. metals c. plastic containers d. papers e. reusable ftems 7. Used motor oil may be collected under following conditions: a. attended site. b. containers approved by City per Hazardous Materials Ordinance. c. approval per City hazardous Materials Ordinance. 8. All materials shall be stored in containers or in mobile center vehicle. 9. No materials may be left outside of containers when attendant is not present. REMOVAL OF FACILITY 10. The facility shall be removed from the site the day following permit expiration. f~ (408) 998-5774 OPERATORS SIGNATURE TELEPHONE NUMBER ADDRESS: STREET 1080 North Seventh Street CITY STATE ZIP San Jose, CA APPROVED BY: ~ SIGNATURE DATE ATTACHMENTS: x SITE PLAN EXHIBIT NUMBER A x LETTER DESCRIBING THE USE AND OPERATION DATED Mav 12. 1994 x OTHER EXHIBITS :PLEASE DESCRIBE: *permisaion for site signed by property owner. .~ ATTACHMENT TO CITY OF CUYERTINO RECYCLING PERMIT APPLICATION HAY 12, 1994 1. Number of employees - 1 to 2 2. Houts of operation - Daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 3. Types of recyclable materials accepted (A) household items (B) small appliances (C) clothing 4. Mechanical equipment - none S. Trailer removal and refuse pick-up frequency -full trailer ie exchanged three to four times per month; trailer changeout and early morning refuse pick-ups completed not earlier than 7:00 a.m. G. 'frailer will be padlocked during hours of non-operation; daily surveillance of trailer site monitored by Goodwill security. • t.~. ... ~ _.: ~. Santa Clara ~~~ T County L Recycling and Retail Division May 12, 1994 Ms. Michele Bjuroan Planner II City of Cupertino Department of Community Development 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Ms. Bjurman: • Please accept this as Goodwill's application for an administrative pezmit under Ordinance No. 1426 for the operation of an Attended Donation Station and Recycling Center at the following locution: Bateh Brothers Liquors & Groceries 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Goodwill seeks this permit for a small enclosed mobile recycling facility as defined by Ordinance No. 1426 and the standards as defined for small collection facilities in Section 6.2. The funds generated as a result of placing this Attended Donation Station at this location will be used for the rehabilitation, training, and job placement of disabled and disadvantaged citizens from Santa Clara County. Sincerely, • ~ i~~~ G~ Robert Sasson Vice President Recycling and Retail Division "~` ~.P;.,, u Santa Clnra ~ D County L Recycling and Retail Division • • May 9, 1994 This is to acknowledge that a Goodwill of Santa Clara County Attended Donation Station has been given permission to operate on our premises. Goodwill agrees to keep the area around the Donation Station clean and free of unsolicited materials. We have the right to ask Goodwill to remove its Donation Station at any time with a 24-hour notice. The funds earned through the sale of items donated at our Attended Donation Stptions provide vocational evaluation, training, rehabilitation and fob placement for disabled and disadvantaged people in the community. ~~~~ ~~~ Signature for Goo will Robert Sasson Vice President Recycling and Retail Division ~~ ~- . Signature C~orae Bateh Please Pr1nt Name Company Organization Affiliation 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Address Cuoertino CA 95014 City State Zip 406 725-1089 Phone Number Address of Property if Different from Above: ,. ,. .: , TO 7T73333 P.02 ,RPR-18-1994 12 43 FROM 498 203 0291 Santa Clara T' county (~~ ~+ •~ `~ Recycling and Retail Division April 18, 1994 lls. Vera Gil city of Cupertino' • 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear iis. Gil: . We are requesting city approval to put a Recycling. Canter/Soa11.~Colleetioa Pacility on the property known as APN0326-25-32, bordered by Stevens Creak Bivd..' • and Peninsula Drive,•acijacent to the railroad tracks in tionta Vista.: The property is owned by Doa Clemetson, who has approved our request oa a temporary basis, with city approval: Attached plesae,find a copy.of a previous City of Cupertino permit application. Thank you. Robert Season Vice President ,• Recycling and Retail Division attachments .. Tp 7?73333 P.03 (aPR-18-1994 12 43 FROM 408 283 0201 >QHIDT2' i$ CITY OF CUFERTiNO RECYCLING PERMIT aEDEManoN ANO a>:cYt~ cavrt:Ft SMALL COLLECTION FACILITY PERMIT ORD. i 1426 NAME OF APPLICANT: Goodwill Indnatriea of Santa Clara C ua LOCA710N: _Corncr of N, o e 6 Homestead d. Cavorting.,, ADDRESS OF SITE~~983 N. uolfe Road. Cunertiao FEATURES 1. mobllo taeUtty? yes 2. attendant on site? ,es S. motor OII aCGepted? no 3. days of oparatlon a,~y 4, hours of oporatlon 9 ,..m_ _ 5 p_,~_ YES NO WA LOCATION x 1.Locatod In an existing commercial, office, inc4tstrial or ~mrtstnity setvics f z 2.Satd tacitly complies with zoning, buikltng and fire codes? x 3.LOCated to be visible yet malntairts an attradve 62reet9cap@? x 4,Doos rot obstruct padesitiart or vehkde dtatlatlon? $,f:REENING ~/ a S.Colteeriort faa7Ry is sueened from public streets and other public areas via . fortcirtg, landscaping? (mobile units ire excepted) S1ZF. r 6. No larger tftart 500 sq. tt? (n.i.~ arcs for tarttporary removal o! materials or x 7, t~ s no rratethatt~ 5 partcing tspaces? ~ SET9ACKS x s, Settkux at toast t0 tt. from a sireat fne? ~/a_ 9.24 hourfaeirates a.mt;st be at feast t oo n from residerptal (zoned or used)? or. b.has acoustical shielding? HOUaS OF OP RAT10N x to. Attended lariWy wahin t00 h. of residemial (zoned or used)? RESTRICTED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 990 AM AND 6:00 PM. x aximum of one sign par side Ot t$cilltyy (16 s4- h. per sign o 20Y. t side of StNCiUfB, wh'~chever is loss) 12. Consistent with character o1 the beationT t3. Directional signs per sign ord? a.so tactdate traffic cirwlatan? or. D. tacitly i4 not visible from street? 14. InUeiSe in size and numDor okay d tonststarR with adjaCerR businessoa. 15. Motorist corusindrs shad be dearly marked to idontlfy type of material whk7t may be deposded. z 16. The fadldy shad De dearly marked to tdentdy the totowing: a. operators name and telephone number. b. hours of operatbn R pctico that no material may be loft outside of the contairterr or recycling 'endosureorooraatnets. Goodwill employs 3 saeurity paopie to keep LANDSCAPING site picked uP on a regular basis. x 17. Does not trnpaY tandaCapo area? _ y _ 4 <. :: ;~ `'' TO 7773333 P.04 fiPR-16-1994 12 44 FROM 488 263 9201 yes no pARKtNt3 x 18. H attendant than one parklnp epee Is provided? x tp. Parklrp roqutred for taculry and attendant doss rot reduce parfctrq tar host center unbss all d the Iolbwirg Condltloro wciSi: a. bated in converlier>ce zone desipruuad by CaAf. Dept of CorfseNation b, a parWrq S~dy showing parking Capadty is trot being tiny used during time the rceytltng tadlay i9 open. a the permit will be reconsidered at the end of 18 morlttu. x 20. MobUe tecytling canters anal mark eras to protlbtt other vehkse paAdrp when modN cerrtet k sdteduled to bs operating. Not necessary; trailer occupies CONDITIONS OF PERMIT APPROVAL apace while operating. I Have read, understand and agree to abide by elf d the topowlrg oondaions of Pew approval: CANITAT70N t. The site shall be rtlaintairted tree of rodents InseW and other vectors at all tJmes. • 2. The site shall ba free d Inter and any other undesirable materiak. ~1~ 3. The taCilRy Shall Compy with the Cily's Noise Ordinance. FOUIPTMENIT 4. No powar4rlven processing equipanerR (e:rapt bark reverse vending machines) may ba used 5. Containers shay be: a. constructed of durable waterproof and nrstproof material D. coverod when site is unattended e. soctrro from unauthorized entry or removal d material d. suftlelem eapadty to axomodate materials coWdad and Colieetbn schedule. MATFFi ALS .O ! C n B. May include the following: a. gtasa bottles b. rtwtals a plastic mrttainars d. papers e. reusable Rams 7. Used motor oU may be collected under following cordRions: a. attended site. '" b. oomainers approved by City per Hazardous Materials Ordinance. c. approval per City hazardous Materials Ordk-anea. 8. All materials Shall be stored b contairwra or in mobile ceruer vehkk. • 9. No materials may be left outside of cor>tainent when attendant is not presoru. REMOVAL OF FAGII_ RY t 0. The facility shall be removed from the site the day follawirg perthit expiration. r (408) 998-5774 O ER RS SIGNATURE y TELEPHONE NUMBER A D S: TREET 1080 NorLh_ Seventh Str~~ CITY STATE 21P San Joae. A 1111 PROVED'BY: 1 ~4t..~.ST Lh~.!'GlM SIGrVATURE * (per/~,~,n~ ~ DATE A ACHMEN7S~~~' `~ - - O~^~ x SRE P1AN EXHIBIT NUMBER A x LETTER DESCRIBING THE USE AND OPERATION DATED 8/17/90 x OTHER EXHIBITS :PLEASE DESCRIBEateeyelin8 Appiiution to Scats .o! California ss per A82020. ~,,. f W'R-18-1994 12 43 FF20M 408 283 0201 TO 7773333 P. 01 Safl[Q C~a~ COWiC)I RccytIIng and Rttal! Division FAZ COVBR SHEET DATE: 4/18194 TOTAL NUl~ER OP PACES (INCLUDING CODER SHEET): 4 ~: Vora Gii COIiPANY: City of Cupertino • FROH: Robert Sasson . RE: Recycling Permit *******+k***********M*****R***#**********************#*************** IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE ALL THE PAGES. PLEASE CALL HACK AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. (408) 998--5774 ****!t**************************************************************k PHONE NUMBER OF COHPAN7: FAE NURSER: 777-3333 COMMENTS: rts. cii: Thanka fos youz halp.._ Robert Sas~on ;:_ , ~.- _ AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING NOTICES STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA ) ~• !Ue ~ ,being duly sworn, deposes and says that he/she is a citizen of the United States, over the age of IS years; that acting for the • City of Cupertino on the ~ day of ~~~tce 199~he/she deposited in the United States Post Office within Santa Clara County, a NOTICE OF HEARING, a copy of which is attached hereto, with postage thereon prepaid, addressed to the following persons at the addresses shown, to-wit: (see list attached hereto and made part hereof) • that said persons are the owners of said property who are entitled to Notice of Hearing pursuant to the Ordinances of the City of Cupertino that on said day there was regular communication by United States Mail to the addresses shown above. ~GU lUC ~/ .. r ,_ ... A Teat Consisting of; NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO VILL HOLD A PUBLIC NEARING ON THE NATTER DESCRIBED BELOV: Applicant: Batch Brothers (APN: 342.14-104) Property owner: Batch Brothers L ocatt on: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard APPEAL of Director's dectaf on to allow a mobile recycling fecllity (Goodwill) at Beteh Brothers Li~ors and Groceries. THE MEETING TIME THAT SAID APPLIGTION PILL BE HEARD BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BEGIN AT: 6:45 P.N. ON Monday, June 27th, 1994 The time this item will be heard on the agetda can not be predicted. IN THE CWNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL, 10300 TORRE AVENUE, CUPERTINO, AT VHICH TIME AND PLACE ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN MAY APPEAR AND 8E HEARD ON SAID MATTER. THE AGENDA FOR 7HIS APPLIGTION VILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON PRECEDING THE MEETING. IF YOU CHALLENGE THE ACTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING ONLY THOSE ISSUES TOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE, OR IN VRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AT, OR PRIOR T0, THE PUBLIC NEARING. 'NOTE: ITEM MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. IF INTERESTED IN AN ITEM, PLEASE CALL PRIOR TO MEETING GATE TO VERIFY IF APPLI GTION IS STILL ON THE AGENDA. NOTE TO ONNERS OF RECORD: Notice to tenants is the responsibility of owners. Robert Cowen Director of Community Development was mailed to the following property owners: CONTRO LORRAINE N ET AL ELEANOR PRESTON 10349 PALO VISTA RD PRESTON GLEN AND ELEANOR TRUST 10349 PALO VISTA RD JONES DONALD K 10012 N FOOTHILL BL SILYERTREE ASSOCIATES 10050 N FOOTHILL BL LOVELACE JULIE A AND EDWARD R 10144 CAMINO VISTA DR JERGER TERRI K ET AL 10136 CAMINO VISTA DR VASSILIADIS DEANNE D 10128 CANINO VISTA DR NCMANUS JAMES R AND ELV IRA 10120 CAMINO VISTA DR YUSEN STUART I AND VAUGHAN JEA 10112 CAMINO VISTA DR BATEM BROTHERS 22690 STEVENS CREEK BL FINK JO A 10121 CANINO VISTA OR NIELSEN AAGE A AND CHARLOTTE D 10129 CANINO VISTA OR SOHRIAKOFF JOHN N AND LUCILLE 10133 CAM1N0 VISTA DR SULGIT STEVEN F ANO TERRI L 22560 STEVENS CREEK BL BATEN BROTHERS 22690 STEVENS CREEK BL BATEN BROTHERS 22690 STEVENS CREEK BL BATEN BROTHERS 22690 STEVENS CREEK BL NORDEN ARNOLD F • 10159 S FOOTHILL BL 1 CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO G CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA CUPERTINO CA r'te' ERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 326-50-014 95014 A.P.N. 326-50-015 45014 A.P.N. 326.50-051 95014 A.P.N. ; 326.50-062 95014 A.P.N. 342-14.061 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-062 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-063 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-064 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-065 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-066 95014 A.P.N. 342.14.080 95014 A.P.N. : 342.14-081 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-082 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-098 95014 A.P.N. 342-14-104 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-105 95014 A.P.N. 342-14-116 95014 A.P.N. 342.14-117 OTSUKA KOJI AND MASANO 21972 MCCLELLAN RD CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-14-118 DAVEY HUGH A AND DIANE J TRUST 10169 S FC~OTHtLL BL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-74-119 BAUGH MELINDA R AND KENNETH B 22648 SI LIIER OAK LN CUPER11N0 CA 95014 A.D.N. 342.49-001 BEESLEY KENNETH R 22650 SILVER WK LN LUPERTINO W 95014 A.D.N. 342-49.002 OGDEN WRY N TRUSTEE 22652 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 342.49.003 CHAN ANTHONY P AND URSULA H PO BOX 887 LOS ALTOS W 94022 A.P.N. 342-49.004 HANDELNAN HERBERT J ANO JALOUE 22656 SILVER OAK LN LUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49.005 PICKELS EDWARD G 22658 SILVER OAK LN LUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 342-49-006 MACON KENNETH M AND NITZI 22661 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.M. 342-49.007 CORD02A ELIZABETH A TRUSTEE 22663 SILVER WK LN CUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-008 ODELL NAYNE C TRUSTEE 22665 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-009 LAVENDER JESS J AND SHARON L 22667 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.M. 342.49.010 LEE YUEN F AND RITA H 10446 AVENIDA LN CUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 342.49.011 MC KEN2IE EVELYN L TRUSTEE 22662 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49.012 PEREIRA S P AND MARY J TRUSTEE 22164 VIA CAM IMO CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-013 SWAN DOROTHY G TRUSTEE 3075 ATHERTON DR SANTA CLARA CA 95051 A.P.N. 342-49-014 TAN S00-YANG AND YING S 22668 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-015 MARSHALL JOHN N 22670 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 342-49-016 LAVAN JAMES T JR AND DOLLY D T 22674 SILVER OAK CT LUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-018 DAY LAURA G ET AL 27071 DEZAHARA NY LOS ALTOS HILLS CA 94022 A.P.N. 342.49-019 HARRISON DAVID A ET AL OAKNOOD PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PO BOX 32537 SAN JOSE CA 95152 A.P.N. 342.49.020 RICE RUTH A 22680 SILVER OAK CT CUPERTINO LA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49-021 YIN JANE AND PAUL ET AL 44659 PARKMEADON DRIVE FREMONT CA 94539 A.P.N. 342-49-023 MARSH JOHN L AND REBECCA C 7RU 10011 N FOOTHILL BL UNIT 101 CUDERTINO CA 95014 A.D.N. 342.49.024 MADE JOHN L P 0 BO% 700 CUPERTINO CA 95015 A.P.N. 342-49-025 CHUM BRIAN N AND TEMMIE L 100 0 CONNOR DR UNIT #7 SAN JOSE CA 95128 A•p•N. 342-49-026 WADE JOHN L P O BO% 700 CUPERTINO CA 95015 A.P.N. 342.49.027 BURG NATHAN P AND JOHN P ET AL BURG/ENTROPIC SIGNAL PROCESSIN 10011 N FOOTHILL BLVD STE UNIT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342.49.028 BURG NATNAMN P AND JOHN P ET A BURG/ENTROPIC SIGNAL PROCESSIN 10011 N FOOTHILL BLVD STE UNIT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A•p,N. 342.49.029 BURG SHIRLEY J AND JOHN P 22285 S DE ANU CL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49.032 TURNEY EDWIN J 10011 N FOOTHILL BL UNIT 113 CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49-033 LEE LENIS E AND ANNETTE M 10011 N FOOTHILL BL UNIT 111 CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49.034 JOSEPHSON EL LIOT TRUSTEE 8 ET 10011 N FOOTHILL BL UNIT 112 CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49-035 TURNEY EDWIN J 10011 N FOOTHILL BL UNIT 113 CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49.036 BURG JOHN P AND SHIRLEY J 22285 S DE ANU CL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49.037 BURG SHIRLEY J AND JOHN P 22285 S DE ANU CL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 342-49-038 NRIGHT BARBARA L 10132 5 FOOTHILL BL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357.01-026 HOANG THUY L ET AL 22444 RAMONA CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357-01-059 PERKINS THOMAS E AND ANDREA M 22434 RAMONA CT CUPERTINO W 95014 A.P.N. 357-01.060 FOLKNER TROY R AND LAURA L 22424 RAMONA CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357-01.061 NEINE HALTER ANO NANCY N 22414 RAMONA CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357.01-062 1ST NATIONAL BANK OF CMI WGO, STEVEN K LUBELL, ATTY AT LAN 1234 SIXTH ST STE 203 SANTA MON ILA CA 90401 A.P.N. 357-01-081 ABDOLLAHI MORTEU AND FERESHTE 22510 STEVENS CREEK BL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357.01-085 NOLNAR JOHN M AND JEAN D 22423 RAMCNIA CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357.01.090 MC KERNAN PATRICK AND ROSEMARI 10164 S FOOTHILL BL CUPERTINO CA 95014 A.P.N. 357-01.091 TOTAL NUMBER OF PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICED: 6I BILLING FOR THIS MAILING: 572.11 • . CITY OF CUPERTINO 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 777-3308 TO: Mayor and City Councilmemben Chairman and Planning Commissioner FROM: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development RSL DATE: May 24, 1994 SUBJ: Report of Director's Decision Regarding Request to Locate a Mobile Recycling Facility at the Dateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Ap lication Request to locate a mobile recycling facility at the Dateh Drothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. • ~~ An approval granted subject to the conditions listed below: 1. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plan. • 2. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Bateh Drothers parking lot. 3. The recycling facility must be setback ten (10) feet from the street line. 4. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. 5. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for and approved. Enclosures: Recycling Permit Attachment to Recycling Permit Application Site Plan May 12, 1994 letter from Goodwill seeking permission to operate recycling station Mny 9, 1994 letter authorizing permission to operation on premises k/mm/reports/goodwiil • _. 'i ORDINANCE NO. 1426 AN ORDINANCE OF THE QTY ODUNCIL OF THE QTY OF G4PERTII~O AMf2JDIDIG TITLE 19, ZC~TItIG, OF THE QJPERTIt10 M(]NIQPAL ODL~ SY ADDING CHAPTII2 _,, SETTING FORI•~T CONDITIONS AND PROCEQ]RFS FOR PERMITTIIJG BEVERAGE COTlfA1NER RIDEt4FTION AND RECYCLTtIG CENTERS THE QTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF QJP~O HEREBY ORDAINS THAT TITLE 19, ZONING, OF THE CUPEE1Tad0 MUNICIPAL CODE IS HEREBY ArgSIfJID HY THE ADDITION OF CHAPTER _, BEVEf22AGE OONTAINER REDEt~TION AND RECYCISNG CENTERS. SECTION 1• PURPOSE The purpose of this Ordinance is to establish regulations regarding beverage redeztg~tion and recycling centers. SECTION 2: APPLSCATION/PfSIALTY It is unlawtUl for a recycli~ facility to be placed, erected, moved, reconstrucked or altered unless made to fly with the provisions of this title. Violation of this Chapter is an infractia~n atd is p~mishable as provided in CY~apter 1.12, General Penalty, of the Cupertino Mlmicipal Cade. SECTION 3• DEFINITIONS Section 3.1 Recyclable Materials Recyclable Material is reusable material, includimi, but not limited to metals, glass, plastic atd paper, which are intended for reuse, remanufacture, or reconstitution for the purpose of using the altered form. Recyclable material does not include refuse and hazardous materials. Section 3.2 Recycling Center A Recycling Center is a facility for the collection and/or processing of recyclable materials. -1- z.;o~ .. ...y_ ., ,,~" ~ ...: ~. a ~ _..w . - '+' ,~ ... _, ORDIl~NCE NO. 1426 A. Certified Recycling Center or Certified Processor means a Coriservagtio~n asi meetingfi~ ~~orn ~Dep~.nt~aP Beverage CaQrtainer Recycling and Litter Reduction Act of 1986. B. Recycling Center does not include storage containers or processing activity located an the premises of a con¢nerroial or manufacturing use and used solely far the recyclim~ of material generated by that business or manufacturer. Recycling facilities may irrlude the following: (1) Collection Facility A Collection Facility is a facility for the acceptance (donation, rede~tion or sale) oP recyclable materials fran the public. S~uh a facility does not use power-driven processing equipment except as indicated in Standards and Conditions, below. Collection Facilities may include the following: (a) Reverse Vending Machine(s); (b) S7na11 Collection Facilities which occupy an area of not more than 500 square feet, and may include: 1. A mobile recycling unitf 2. Hulk reverse vending machine or a grrupir:g of reverse vending machines occupying more than 50 square feet. 3. Kiosk type units aryl bulk vending machines; 4. Unattesrded containers placed for the donation of recyclable materials; (c) Lsrge Collection Facilities which may occupy an area oP more than 500 square feet and may include pexa~anent structures. -2- . ., .. ,.,. ..- ~., _.., -, LL - ~ _. ~_ ~, ORDINANCE NO. 1426 (2) Processing Facility A Processing Facility is a building or enclosed space used for the collection and processing of recyclable materials. Processing means the preparation of material for efficient shipment or to an erd~user~s specifications, by such means as baling, briquettirg, cca~acting, flattening, grirdi.ng, ret:arurPacturing. cal P ooe~inq fat~y~ ~ the • following: (a) A light processing Facility ooarpies an area of under 45,000 square feat of gross collection, processing an3 storage area and has up to two (2) wtbound truck shipments per day. Light proce_ssirg facilities are limited to baling, briquetting, crvshi.ng, compacting grinding, shredding arxi sorting of ems-separated recyclable materials and repairing oP reusable materials sufficient to qualify as a certified processing facility. Alight processing facility shall not shred, ocs:pact, or bale fertws metals other than food and beverage containers. (b) A heavy processing facility is any processing facility other than a licit processing facility. section 3.3 Reverse Verxiing Machine(s) A Reverse Verrling Machine is an autanated mechanical device which accepts one or more types of empty beverage containers, irroludirg, but not limited to alumi:nan cans, glass and plastic bottles, and issues a cash refund or a redeern~ble credit slip with a value not less than the oontainara rede~tion value, as determined by the State. A reverse vending machine may sort and process containers mechanically provided that the entire Pr's is enclosed within the machine. In ozder to accept anr3 temporarily store all three container types in a prroportion cormnensurate with their relative rede~tion rates, aryl to meet the x~equisrments of certification as a recycling center, multiple grouping of reverse vending machines may be necessary. -3- ,;: oRDIPU+NCE NO. 1426 A bulk reverse vending machine is a reverse vending machi~ that is larger than 50 square Peet; is designed to accept more than one container at a time; and will pay by weic,~t instead of by container. Section 3.4 Mobile Recycling Centex A mobile Recycling Center means an automobile, truck, trailer or van licensed by the Department oP Motor Vehicles, which is used for the collection of recyclable material. A Mobile Recycling Center also means the bins, boxes or containers transported by trucks, vans, or trailers and used for the collection of recyclable materials. A mobile recycling center may consist of an enclosed Vehicle such as a bcoc cab or enclosed semitrailer or an open vehicle such as a flat bed trailer with bins or boxes to contain recyclable materials. SECPIdN 4' FEFdKLTS RDOUIFiED No 1~ fashali permit the placement, oonstn:ction, or operation of any recyc ty without first abtaini*m a permit pursuant to the provisions set forth in this Section. Recycling facilities may be permitted as set forth in the Following table. Type of Facility Zones Permitted Permit Required Reverse Vending All Commercial Admin. Permits Machines All Industrial All Planned Development zones which permit commercial, office and irr2ustrial activity BA and HQ Small Collection All Commercial Admin. Permits a.Reverse Vending All industrial Machine.~s All Planned DeveloFanent zones b.Grouping oP which permit c~nercial, office, Reverse Vey and industrial activity Machines BA and HQ c.Mobile Recycling: E1~closed Vehicle -4- .. ORDINANCE NO. 1426 Small Collection a.BUlk Verxiinq Machines b.Kiosk Units c.Unattended Containers d.Mobile Recycling: C~perl Vehicle e.Mobile Recycling; Enclosed Vehicle that utilizes external collection bins Large Collectiam Light Processing Heavy Processing All Comaer,cial Archit. & Site All Industrial Approval Review All Planned Development zones which permit ornQaercial, office, an3 ir,~„a+,-jai activity BA aryl BQ Li.c,~t Irrtustrial Condit. Use Permit BA and BQ All Planned Development which which allaas licit i,rh,arrtw~ activities Light Industrial Condit. Use Permit All Planned Development which allows light industrial activities Light T*+fi,~al Condit. Use Permit All Planned Development which allows lic¢rt industrial activities SECTION 5 • PElaII'I5 FOR bAJIlCIPLE STIES A single applicant may process an application to allow more than one reverse vending machine installation cr ffinall collection facility located on different sites under the following oonditians: A. ~'ie operator of ed~h of the proposed facilities is the same; B. ate proposed facilities are determined by the Director of Plarvtir-3 and Development to be similar in nature, size and intensity of activity; and C. All of the applicable criteria and starxl<~rds set forth in Section 5 below are met for each such proposed facility. SECTION 6• CRIZ'g22A AND STANL~R[aS moose recycling facilities permitted with an Administrative ar Conditional Use Ppimit shall meet all of the applicable criteria and standards listed below. ORDINANCE NO. 1426 The criteria and starr3ards for recycling facilities are as follows: Section 6.1: Reverse Vending Machines Reverse Vending Machines located within a oaamiercial structure do not req uire disci~+etionary permits. Reverie vending Machines located outside oP a structure shall be regulated by the Following stardar<7s: 1. Shall be established in conjunction with a oonmwscial use which is in o~liance the the zoning, building and Fire codes oP the City of Cupertino. 2. Shall be located within a reasonable proximity to the entrance to the ccm¢nercial structure and shall not obstruct pedestrian or Vehicular circulation; 3. Shall not oaupy parking spaces required by the primary use and shall be placed on the apron oP the host facility when possible; 4. Shall occupy no more than 50 square feet of Floor space per installation, including any protec.~tive enclosure, and shall be not more than eic~t feet in height. 5. Shall be constructed arxi maintained with durable waterproof and rustproof material; 6. Shall be clearly marked to identify the type oP material to be deposited, operating instructions, and the identity and phone number of the operator or responsible person to call iP the machine is inoperative; 7. Shall have a sign area oP a ma~cimi of four square Peet per machine, exclusive oP operating instructions; 8. Shall be maintained isu a litter-free, dust-free condition on a daily basis; 9. Operating hours shall be at least the operating hours of the host use. 10. Shall ba illuminated to ensure oornfortable aryl safe operation if operating houre are between dusk arr3 dawn; 11. Shall ccmq~ly with City's Noise Ordinance. -6- ~, . . _ °~ _ , ,. ~ _ ORDINANCE NO. 1426 12. sanitation control and practices shall be installed and used to maintain each site in a manner free of rodents, insects aryl other vectors. section 6.2: Small Collection Facilities Small Collection Facilities shall cca:q~ly with the following conditions; • v 1. shall be established in conjunction with an existing oommerciml, office, irxtustrial or oommiuiity service facility which is in compliance with the zoning, buildi~ and fire codes of the City/County of Cupertino; 2. Shall be no larger than 500 square feet, and occupy no more than five (5) parking spaces not including space that will be periodically needed for removal of materials or excharxJe of containers; 3. Shall be set back at least ten (10) feet frcmm any street line and ~/ ~lection fa~ci~lit~y shall ba sited in a~manner which lbal~ances the need to provide visual accessibility to tha recycling center versus the objective to maintain an attractive street scope for the oammmity. 4. Shall accept only glass bottles, metals, plastic containers, papers and reusable items. Used motor oil may be accepted with permission of the Central Fire District, or other agency which' administers the City's Hazardous Material Ordinances. Used motor oil can only be accepted at an attended sits having containers approved by the administator oP the city's Hazardous Materials Ordinance; 5. Shall use no power driven processing equipment except for bulk reverse verriitg machines: 6. Shall use containers that are constructed and maintained with durable waterproof and rustproof material, covered when site is not attended, secure from unauthorized entry or removal of material and shall be of a capacity sufficient to aooamtadate materials collected and collection schedule; 7. Shall store all recyclable material in containers or in the mobile cznter vehicle and shall not leave materials outside oP containers when attestant is not present; -7- ,- - ~, r' ~+ ORDIAIANC:~ NO. 1426 e. Shall be maintained tree of litter aryl any other undesirable materials, and mobile facilities, at which truck or containers are rerowed at the end of each wllectiars day, shall be swept at the end of each wllection day: 9. Shall comply with the City's Noise Ordinance. 10. Attended facilities located within 100 feet of a property zoned or oavpied for residential use shall operate only durirg the hours between 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.; • 11. Containers for the 24 hour doasatian of materials shall be at least ~QQ feet from any property zoned or occupied for residential uses unless there is acoustical shielding between the containers aryl the residential use: 12. Sanitation control and practices shall be installed and used to maintain each site in a manner free oP rodents, insects and other vectors. 13. Containers shall be clearly marked to identify the type of material which may be deposited: the facility shall be clearly marked to identify the name aril telephone number of the facility operator aryl the hours of opeLation and display a notice stating that no material shall be left outside the recycling enclosure or 14 containers; Si . gns may be provided as follows: a. ltacycllrg centers may have identification signs with a maxirmtap o! 20 pervert per side of sixteen (16) square feet, whic3lever is smaller, in addition to informaticaial signs requited in Section 5.12: b. Signs 1ta~st be consistent with the character of the location; c. Directional signs, bearing na advertising message, may be installed with the approval oP the Director of Planning aryl Development if necessary to facilitate traffic cir~vlation, or if the facility is not visible fran the public right-of-way. -8- n .,- ..< u ._ - _. ,~~, .. .u __ - -~ _. ~ '. _. ORDINANCE NO. 1426 d. The Director of Planning and Development may authorize increases in the nnumber and size of siclns upon findings that it is ca~atible with adjacent businesses. 15. The facility shall n7t impair the lanr]scapisg required for an concurrent use by this Title or any permit issued pursuant thereto: 16. No additional parking spaces will be required Por c;ustc:aers of a • small collection facility located at the established parking lot of host use. one space will be pzvvided !or the attendant, iP needed; 17. Mobile recycling centers shall have an area clearly marked to prohibit other vehicular parking during hours when mobile center is scheduled to be present; 18. Occupation of parking spaces by the facility arxi by the attendant may not reduce available parking spac~.s below the miniiman number required for the primary host use unless all the following caaiditions exist; a. The facility is located in a oonvenierx~ zone or a potential convenience zone as designated by the California Departanent of Oonservation; b. A parking study shows that pri-af~im parking capacity is not already fully utilized during the time the recycling facility will ba on the site; c. ~e permit will be reconsidered at the end oP 18 months. 19. If the permit expires without renewal, the Collection Facility shall be removed Form the site cal the day Pollowirg permit expiration; 20. With the exception oP enclosed mobile recvalirg vehicles. small collection facilities shall be screened, via fencing and/or landscaping, fro¢n public streets. The screening height, density, arr3 location shall be designed to minimize the view of the mobile unit and potential sorting areas from public streets and other public spaces. -9- ;- v .. ~rr„~ _ ORDII~,NCE rpD. 1426 21. Sanitatioa's ocntrol and practices shall be installed aryl used to maintain each site in a mariner Eras of rodents, insects, and otYrer vest-ors. section 6.3 large Oblleation Facilities A large Nlleotion Facility is one that is larger than 500 square feet, or is on a separate property not appurtenant to a host use, aryl which may have a permanent building. • 1. Facility does not abut a progeny zoned, planned or occupied for re5idrnti.a]. use: 2. Facility will be screened from the public riot-oP-wxay by opeYatir~g in an enclosed building or: a. Within an area enclosed by an opaque Pence at least six (6) feat in heic~rt with landscaping; b. At least 150 feet fmn pirop~sty Zoned, planned or occupied for residential use; arxt c. Meets all noise standazds. 3. Set~aoks aril landscape tents shall be those provided for the zoning district in which the facility is located; 4. All exterior storage of material shall be in atur<ly, nonflarmnable oorrtainers which are covered, secure, arri maintained in good oor-idition. Haled or pelletized material may also be stored. oil storage yarst be in containers apgroved by the Fire Marshal. No storage4r1.11 be visible above the height of the fencing; 5. Site shall be maintained free of litter and any other undesirable materials. and will be cleaned of loose debris on a daily basis: 6• mace Will be provided Cn site for six (6) Vehicles or the antjcipated pea]c customer load, whichever is higher, to circulate and ~ deposit recyclable materials; -10- ~~ ORDI2~sNCE N0. 1426 7. One parki~rg space wi]1 be provided for each oonaner+cial vehicle operated by the recycling center. Parking requirements will be as provided for in the zone, except that parking requirements for empleyees may be reduced when it can be shr~rrr that pzrkinq spaces ara not necessary, such as when employees ara transported in oa~arsy vehicle to a work facility; 8. Shall crnq~ly with the City's Noise Oaiinarsce. • 9• IP the facility is located within 500 Peet of property zoned, planned or occupied for residential use, it shall not be in operation between 7:00 p.m. acid 7:00 a.m.t 10. Any containers provided for after-hours donation oP recyclable materials will be at least 50 feet fstan any property zoned or occupied for resi~p*+*{ai use, shall be of study, rustproof construction, shall haves sufficient capacity to aocomznodate materials collected and shall be secure frcan unauthorized entry or removal of materials. Containers shall be at least ten (10) feet frcm any building; 11. Donation areas will be kept free of:. litter and any other undesirable material and the containers will be clearly marked to identify the type of material that may be deposited; facility shall display a notice stating that no material shall be left outside the recycling containers; 12. Facility will be clearly marked with the name and phone number of the facility operator and the hours of operation; identification and informational signs will meet the starriards of the zone; and directional signs, bearing no advertising message, may be installed with the approval of the Director of Plannirsg and Developnerrt if necessary to facilitate traffic circul.atian, or if the facility is not visible frogs the public riot-of-way way; 13. Fr~wer~iriven processing, including alumirnna foil arxi can cong~actirxg, baling, plastic shredding, or other licit processing activities necessary for efficient temporary storage aryl shipment of material may be approved thrbtx~r a use pewit pffocess or at the discretion of the zoning afi„ini~+,-ate if noise and other conditions are met. -11- ORDINANCE NO. 1426 14. Sanitation control and practices shall be installed aryl used to mai*+*A{*+ each site in a manner free of rodents, insects and other vectors. Section 6.4: Processing Facilities A processor will meet the following oonditians: 1. Facility does not abut a property zoned or planned for residential use; • 2. In a cc~nercial or light i*,fi,ar,-iai zone, processor will operate in a wholly enclosed building e~ooept for incidental storage, or: a. Within an area enclosed an all sides by an opaque fence or wall not less than eight feet in height arri landscaped on all street frontages; b. located at least 150 Peet frtm a residential zone. 3. Paaerclriven processing shall be permitted, provided all noise level requirements are met. Light processing facilities are limited to baling, briquettiig, as~g:acting, grindisxY, ahrr.~ddi*rr and sorting of source-separated recyclable materials arrl repairing of reusable materials; 4. A light pmce`ssing facility shall be no larger than 45,000 square , feet affi shall have no more than two (2) outbound truck shipments of material per day and may not shred, conq~act or bale ferrous metals other than food and beverage containers; 5. A processing facility may accept used motor oil for recycling fry the generator; in amounts no greater than twenty (20) gallons per shipment and the contents of any side container must oat e~aceed five (5) gallows; in accordance with Section 25250.11 of the California Health and Safety Code; 6. Setbacks and landscaping requirements shall be those provided for the zoni~ district in which the facility is located. -12- ~.-G - wu __ ,_ ORDIDIANCE NO. 1426 7. All exterior st~ar'age of material shell be in sturdy nonflammable oarstainezs whic3t are covered, secure and maintained in good ceadition. Baled or pelletized material may also ba stored. 011 storage must be in containers approved by the Fire Marshal No storage will ba visible above the heic~t of the Pence; 8. Site shall be maintained free of litter and any other undesirable materials, and will be cleaned of loose debris on a daily basis and will be secured fran unauthorized entry and removal of materials when atterrlanta are not present; 9. Space shall be provided on site for the anticipated peak load of costaners to circulate, park and deposit recyclable materials. If facility is open to the public, space will be provided for alumiimm~ oP ten (10) custunexs; 10. One parking space will be provided far each auanexvial vehicle opeuated by the p~l~ooessing center. Par)cing requir+emertts will otherwise be as mardated by the zone in which the facility is located; 11. Shall comply with the City's Noise Ordinance. 12. If the facility is located within 500 feet oP property zoned, planned ar oowpied for residential use, it shall not be in operation between 7:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.. Facility will be administered by en-site pexsamal during the hairs irhe center is open; 13. Any containers provided Por after hours donation of recyclable materials will be at least ~ feet fran any property zoned or oowpied Por resi~,riai use, shall be of sturdy, lvstproof construction, shall have sufficient capacity to ao~¢rodate materials collected and shall be secure frrm unauthorized entry ar removal of materials. Oontainers shall be at least ten (10) Peet frnn any building; 14. Donation areas shall be kept free of litter and ar-y other undesirable material. 4he containers shall ba clearly marked to identify the type of material that may be deposited. Facility shall display a notice stating that no material shall be left outside the recycling wntainers; -13- .~:: , _ . _ :. r ~, , . ., _.- _ ,,. ORDIt~1NCE NO. 1426 15. Sic~r its shall be those provided for the zoniirg district in which the facility is located. In addition, facility will be clearly marked with the name and phone ramiber of the Facility operator aryl the haws of operation: 16. No dust, Runes, smoke, vibration or odor above ambient level may be detect~-+ble cn neic~rboring properties. 17. Sanitation contrrol and practices shall be installed aryl used to • maintain each site irr a manner free of rodents, insects, aryl other vectors. SECPION 7• PRDC~JRES section 7.1 Administrative Permit The bisector of Planning and Developaierrt shall have the authority to review and approve applications for Reverse Verzlisr3 Machines aryl a Grouping of Reverse Verxii.ng Machines occupying acre than 50 square feet. Each applicant shall use a form specified by the Director which defines Pdministrative Fees and other filing req~,i,-amo„r~. Rhe form shall be signed by the property owner and the applicant. An applicant may file an appeal, within five (5) working days fmn date of the bi.r+ector's disapproval, to be heard by the City of Cupertino's Architectural and Sits Approval Comadttse (ASAC). Rho ASAC shall consider the matter within one month fmn date of the approval. section 7.2 Arr2sitectural arri site Approval oamaittee (ASAC) The Art2ritectural and Site Approval Committee shall have the authority to review and approve applications far bulk verxlisg machines, kiosk units, unattended oaa~tainess, and other small collection facilities other than reverse vending machines referred in Section 6.1. An application shall be made on a form specifying type, number of eodribits aryl filing fees by the Department of Planning and Development and shall be signed by the pavperty owner and applicant. Said application shall contain i.nformaticm regarding the size, location, signage, illumination, aryl other information to enable the Committee to evaluate the application pursuant to the standards contained in this Ordinance. -14- -.. _ ORDINF~NCE NO. 1426 An applicant or other iniividual may file an appeal of the Architectuzl and site Approval Committees decision to the City Council. Ztsa appeal must be Piled in writing with the City Clerk within five (5) working days subsequent to the Architectural and site Approval Committee's decision. The City Council shall schedule a hearing pursuant to the appeal procedures specified in section 8 of Ordinance No. 652. SECPION 8• SE>VERAHILI'l'Y CLAUSE Section 8.1: If any secti~, subsection, sentence, clause or please of this ordinance is far any reason held to be turoonstitutional, such decision shall mt affect the validity of tha remainin7 portions of this ordinance. ~ legislative body hereby declares that it would have passed this ordinance and each sectical, subsection, sesrtenos, clause or phrase thereof, irzespective of the fact that any one or acre secticns, subsections, clauses ar phrases be declared tu~ooaLStituticusal. SDCIRON 9 • PUHLISI~IG CLAUSE Section 9.1: 4he City Clerk is her~e3yy authorized aryl directed to cause a certified copy of this ordinance to be published at least once within fifteen (15) days after its enactment in the Cupertino Courier, the official newspaper of the City, published and cimilated within the City of Cupertino. I1`liTtoDUCID at a regular meeting of the City Camcil on the 21st daY of September, 1987, arr3 F3~GTID at at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of.Qrpertin0 this 12th day of October ~ lgg7~ by the following vote: V1~7',F~ Z OF T1~D; CITY OCUNCSL AYFS: Gatto, Johnsoa. Plungy, Rogers, Sparks NOES: None AffiF2~iP: None ASSfAIN: None APF~NOVID: /s/ W. Reed Sparks MAYOR A~TFSr: /s/ Dorothy Cornelius CI'I9! CLF'RK .. ;.-. _ _ :. ltd . ,< ~ <-.. ,_ w - ~ :.: -~ Facsimile Cover Sheet To: Jack Wiseman Company: Goodwilllndustries Phone: Fax: 283 0201 From: Michele Bjurman Company: City of Cupertino Phone: 408 777 3277 Fax: Date: 6/6/94 Pages including this cover page: 4 Comments: The Director's Decision was appealed (see attached). The appeal will be scheduled before the Planning Commission, within 60 days and you will be notified of the date of the meeting. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to call me. ro Dare p ~S 7 PM O FROM ~~ O - - AREA CODE/Y~/~f.J~'''~~/y NQ~ F (J / / N xT. E Pit-- M M ~ s ---- -- --- --~ _ ~ / __ _. _--- E a 1,~ ~- . o E ~ ~ Z L1 __ _ SIGNED PNONED^ BACK^ ~DRHED~ SEE rVOU ^ AGAW ~~^ WAS IN ^ UP6EM^ _: _ - .. .x __:.-- ..: ::~. ~ .. .: ~~ 'b Fr 6 ~ ~ 1n 2_.. I Y - o LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO, CALII'ORNIA, on the 27th day of June, 1994, at 6:45 PM in the Council Chambers of City Hall, 10300 Torre Avenue is hereby given. The following applications for action by the Planning Commission will be heard: 1. Appeal of Director's Decision to allow a mobile recycling facility (Goodwill) at Bateh $rothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: Categorically Exempt All environmental documents for the described applications are available for public review at the Cupertino Community Development Department, 10300 Torce Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014. If you challenge the action of the Planning Commission in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice, or in written corcespondence delivered to the City of Cupertino at, or prior to, the public hearing. I' ~ U Robert S. Cowan Director of Community Development Publication Date: June 15, 1994 • ~_ -__ a _., ... ,.,~___ .,...~ .~y ~ ~~.m._~~ a_ ~__ .~._ City of Cupertino Department of Community Development 10300 Tors Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 (408)777-3308 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard APN k 342-14-104 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER DESCRIBED BELOW: Applicant: Batch Brothers Property Owner: Batch Brothers Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard APPEAL of Director's decision to allow a mobile recycling facility (Goodwill) at Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries. • THE MEETING TIME THAT SAID APPLICATION WILL BE HEARD BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BEGIN AT: 6;45 P.M. on Monday, Junc 27, 1994 The time this item will be heard on the agenda cannot be predicted. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL, 10300 TORRE AVENUE, CUPERTINO, AT WH1CF1 TIME AND PLACE ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD ON SAID MATTER. THE AGENDA FOR THIS APPLICATION WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON PRECEDING THE MEETING. IF YOU CHALLENGE THE ACTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN COURT, YOU MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTICE, OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDENCE DELIVERED TO THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AT, OR PRIOR TO, THE • PUBLIC HEARING. NOTE: ITEM MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANCE. IF INTERESTED IN AN ITEM, PLEASE CALL PRIOR TO MEETING DATE TO VERIFY IF APPLICATION IS STILL ON THE AGENDA. NOTE TO OWNERS OF RECORD: Notice to tenants is the responsibility of owners Robert Cowan Director of Community Development g:lmm/legalslhatoh City of Cupertino Department of Community Development 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 777-3308 ODELL WAYNE C 'PRUSTfiE A.P.N.: 342-49-009 22665 SILVER OAK LN CUPERTINO CA 95014 • NOTICB OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE ZS HHR$BY GIVEN THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THS CITY OF CUPERTINO WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER DESCRIBED Bfi LOW: Applicant: Bateh Brothers (APN: 342-14-104) Property Owner: Bateh Brothers Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard APPEAL of Director's decision to allow a mobile recycling facility (Goodwill) at Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries. THE MEETING TIME THAT SAID APPLICATION WILL BH HEARD BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BEGIN AT: 6:45 P,M. ON Monday, June 27th, 1994 The time this item will be heard on the agenda can not be predicted. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF CITY HALL, 10300 TORRE AVENUE, CUPERTZNO, AT WHICH TIME AND PLACfi ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THERfiIN MAY APPEAR AND H8 HEARD ON SAID MATTER. THE AGENDA FOR THIS APPLICATION WILL Bfi AVAILABLE ON THE FRIDAY AFTERNOON PRECEDING THE MEfiTING. IF YOU CHALLENGE TH8 ACTION OF THfi PLANNING COMMISSION IN COURT, YOII MAY BE LIMITED TO RAISING ONLY THOSE ISSUES YOU OR SOMEONE fiLSE RAISED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING DESCRIBED IN THIS NOTZCfi, OR IN WRITTEN CORRESPONDfiNCfi DELIVfiRfiD TO THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AT, OR PRIOR TO, THE PUBLIC HHARING. +NOTfi: ITEM MAY Bfi SUBJECT TO CHANGE. IF INTERESTED IN AN I'.'fiM, PLHASE CALL PRIOR TO MEETING DATE TO VERIFY IF APPLICATION IS STILL ON THE AG:tNDA. NOTE TO OWNERS OP RHCORD: Notice to tenants is the responsibility cf owners, Robert Cowan Director of Community Development ~, k vtir' .al-~..e.• _ o ~~xia"~- Ibi.:" N tw.s,. J'ii.r^~ r. ~:c_ , _ a - ..-s...4 ~..._,wd iY.G ~.., City of Cupertino [r; ~G) Department of Community Development ~/~ v~ 103C0 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 777-3308 ~~B aSSBWAT~s~ ~~~~. 94 JUN 17 pH 12:43 SZLVHRTRBH ASSOCIATBS A.P.N,: 326-50-062 10050 N FOOTHILL HL CUPHRTZNO CA 95014 NOTICH OF PUBLIC HHARING NOTZCH IS HHRHBY GIVHN THAT TH8 PLANNING COMMMISSION OF THB CITY OP CUPHRTINO WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HHARING ON THB MATTHR DHSCRIHHD HBLOW: Applicant: Bateh Brothers (APN: 342-14-104) Property Owner: Bateh Brothers Location: 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard APPHAL of Director's decision to allow a mobile rerycling facility (Goodwill) at Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, TH8 MBHTZNG TIMB THAT SAID APPLICATION WILL BS HHAAD HY THH PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BHGIN AT: 6:45 P.M. ON Monday, June 27th, 1994 The time this item will be heard on the ngenda can not be predicted. IN THB COUNCIL CHAMBHRS OF CITY HALL, 10300 TORRS A~16NUH, CUPBRTINO, AT WHICH • TIME AND PLACE ALL PHRSONS INTHRBSTHD THHRSIN MAY APPHAR AND BH HHARD ON SAID MATTHR. TH8 AGHNDA FOR THIS APPLICATION WILL BB ANAILABLB ON THB FRIDAY AFTHRNOON PRHCEDING THB MBHTING. IF YOU CHALLHNGE THH ACTION OF THS PLANNING COMMISSION IN COURT, YOU MAY BH LIMITHD TO RAISING ONLY TH038 ISSUS3 YOU OR SOMBONB BLSH RAISHD AT THB PUBLIC HHARING D83CRIHED IN THIS NOTZCB, OR IN WPSTTBN CORRBSPONDHNCH DBLIVERBD TO THH CITY OF CUPHRTINO AT, OR PRIOR TO, THH PUBLIC HBARING. •NOTB: ITHM MAY HB SUBJBCT TO CHANGB. IF INTBRHSTHD IN AN ZTBM, PLHASS CALL PRIOR TO MHBTZNG DATE TO VERIFY IF APPLICATION IS STILL ON THH AGBNDA, NOTB TO OWNHRS OF RHCORD: Notice to tenants is the responsibility of owners. Robert Cowan Director of Community Development :_ ~ , ._ - ,~ .t -- ._ _' ._ ~ - ~ - ~ _~.. .u s~~..v ,.~ y~~, a .r,z u., , Bateh Brothers Liquors & Groceries 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. Cupertino, CA 95014 Robert Sasson, Vice Pres. Recycling & Retail Div. Goodwill Ind. of Santa Clara Co. 1080 N. Seventh St. San Jose, CA 95112 qq~-5~~y x~- Robert Irwin & Deanne Vassiliadia 10128 Camino Vista Cupertino, CA 95014 CITY OF CUPERTINO ~i CS Ii,EQULST ~ PAYEE DATE ~~~ ~t PROCESS DATE FORWARD CHECK DATE CHECK REO'D TO DESCRIPTION ACCOUNT DISTRIBUTION AMOUNT ~ t, ~~ i ' ~ . '7 1 I_ -- I ~ ,: FINANCIAL APPROVAL DEPARTMENT AUTHORIZATION WHITE: Finance Dept. YELLOW: Finance Dept. PINK: Depl. Copy (~! CRY~OiF CUPER~T+INO i1fi~ i No. 80581 y) ~JJ~ JJ~ ~ ~3 RECEIVED 1'(~~C ~'_.~ 1 /[~l(~~ 19 t FROM l~%1 Z ~°r u~ ~-' lip <~ ~.- ~y~ y~z, MONEi ~E1 OOLUM C[NTS ~~~ 1C..L - f(~'`'' t l ~~~ r, ~C ~ lr ~~ _ ~2~ t . n i~_ evCE1VE0~ /~~~~ ~~!~~ `'n ! ~; 't/ tlYf ~11M MY11d °1lIMY•1N1°I YL7A! ~1 `~...'. i ( '~ I f f C~ CITY OF CUPERTINO -' ~ I -~~.-~ ~ t ~~ '~ 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 777-3308 TO: Mayor and Ciry Councilmembers Chairman and Planning Commissioners FROM: Robert Cowan, Director of Community Development RSL DATE: May 24, 1994 SUBJ: Report of Director's Decision Regarding Request to Locate a Mobile Recycling Facility at the Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries; 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. A,l')RIICatIOn Request to locate a mobile recycling facility at the Bateh Brothers Liquors and Groceries, 22690 Stevens Creek Boulevard. AGtL4II An approval granted subject to the conditions listed below: 1. The mobile facility is approved for the location perpendicular to the rear portion of the existing building, as shown on the attached plan. 2. The employee must park on an impervious surface, the Bateh Brothers pazking lot. 3. The recycling facility must be setback ten (10) feet from the sweet line. 4. All provisions of Ordinance No. 1426, Section 6.2 (Small Collection Facility) must be adhered to. 5. If a change of use occurs on these parcels, a new permit by Goodwill Industries must be applied for and approved. Enclosures: Recycling Permit Attachment to Recycling Permit Application Site Plan May 12, 1994 letter from Goodwill seeking permission to operate recycling station May 9, 1994 letter authorizing permission to operation on premises k/mm/reports/goodwi I I CITY OF CUPERTINO RECYCLING PERMIT REDEMPTION AND RECYCLING CENTER SMALL COLLECTION FACILITY PERMIT ORD, aX 1426 NAME OF APPLICANT: Goodwill Industries of Santa Clara County LOCATION: _Bateh Brothers Liquors a crocg~,gA_ _ ADDRESS OF SITE: 22690 Stevens Creek Blvd. ~ w~ FEATURES 1. mobile IaCllllyl yea 2. attendant on slteT yes 3. motor oil accepted? no 3. days of operation daily 4. hours of operation 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. YES NO N/A LOCATION x 1.Located in an existing commercial, oll'~ce, industrial or community service facil~y? x 2.Said lacii8y complies with zoning, buildirg and lire codes? X 3.Located to be visible yet maintains an attractive streetscape? x 4.Does not obstnrct pedestrian or vehiGe circulation? SCREENING n/a 5.Coltection facility is screened from public streets and other public areas via Iencing, landscaping? (mobile units are excepted) SIZE x 6. No larger than 500 sq. ft? (n.i.c. area for temporary removal of materials or exchange d conta~ers) x 7.Occuples no more than 5 parking spaces? SETBACKS x 8. Setback at least 10 ft from a street line? n/a 9. 24 hour facilities a.must be at least 100 tt. from residential (zoned or used)? or: b.has acoustical shielding? HOURG OF OPERATION x 10. Attended facility within 100 tt. of residential (zoned or used)? RESTRICTED BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 AM AND 6:00 PM. B1S~LL~ x 11.Maximum of one sign per side of laciliry (t 6 sq. tt. per sign or 200 0l side of structure, whichever is less) 12. Consistent with character of the bcation? 13. Directional signs per sign ord? a..to lacilitate traflk circulation? or; b. tacitly IS not visible Irom street? 14. Increase in size and number okay it consistent with adjacent businesses. 15. Material car4ainers shall be Dearly marked to identify type of material which may be deposited. x t 6. The lactlity shall be clearly marked to identity the fobwing: a. operators name and telephone number. b. hours of operation c. notice that no material may be left outside of the containers or recycling encbsure or containers. *Goodwill employs 3 security people to keep LANDSCAPING site picked up on a regular basis. x 17. Does not impair landscape area? PARKING x 18. II attendant then one parking space is provided? x 19. Parking required for facility and attendant does not reduce parking for host center unless all of the following conditions exist: a. located in convenience zone designated by Calif. Dept. of Consenatbn b, a parking study showing parking rapadty is not being lulty used during time the recyding fadlity is open. c. the permU will be reconsidered at the end of 18 months. x 20. Mobile recycling cenierr shall mark area to prohibit other vehicle parking when mobile Center is Scheduled to lie operating. *Not necessary; trailer apace while operating. CONDITIONS OF PERMIT APPROVAL I Have read, understand and agree to abide by all of the lolbwing condkbns of permit approval: SANITATION 1. The sfte shall be maintained free of rodents Insects and other vedors at all limes. 2. The sRe shall be Tree of litter and any other undesirable materials. ly.41$E 3. The facility shalt comply with the City's Noise Ordinance. FC)I IIPTAA FNT 4. No power-driven processing equiptment (except bu0c reverse vending machines) may be used 5. Containers shall be: a. constructed of durable waterproof and rustproof material b. covered when sfte is unattended. c. secure Irom unauthorized entry or removal of material. d. suflbient capadty to accomodate materials collected and collectbn schedule. MAT RIALS COLLECTED. 6. May include the following: a. glass boriies b. metals c. plaslb oor>Cairters d. papers e. reusable Rams 7. Used motor oil may be collected under IoUowing conditons: a. attended site. b. containers approved by CRy per Hazardous Materials Ordinance. c, approval per City hazardous Materials Ordinance. B. All materials shall be stored b containers or in mobile center vehicle. 9. No materials may be left outside of containers when attendant is not present. ~MOVAL OF FAGILiTY 10. The facility shall be removed from the site the day lolbwing pennR expiratbn. /~~ (408) 998-5774 ~ OPERATORS SIGNATURE TELEPHONE NUMBER ADDRESS: f STREET 1080 Nozth Seventh Street 1\ CITY STATE ZIP an Joae, A ~ APPROVED BY: SIGt`WTU DATE ATTACHMENTS: occupies ~"`~ i x SITE PLAN EXHIBIT NUMBER A x LETTER DESCRIBING THE USE AND OPERATION DATED Mav 12. 1994 x OTHER EXHIBITS :PLEASE DESCRIBE: *Permisaion for site signed by property owner. 0 _. ~ ___... _._. ___ __ ._ U __ _ _ - '-______' _ __ _._____ '._. _ _ p. _ _ _.. .. _____.___ ^__-___.-_ ___.._ __ __. .- Q .. _- .. __._ -.. _.._.-_~..____. _.___~_.___.__. ____. .. _ .__ __. _ ... _ 0 __ ___ _ .._.__.___.._~_____-._. _ _ ____ ..._.__~......_ _.- Q _ _. - _ ___ _____.___ ._ __ ________ _._.__ _ . _ __ __ _ ._ _ p --- _ -- - -.. - -- .--- --- - _. --- -- - Q- . __- --'------ --- _ -- - _ _ _ p -- -- - - ...__ _.- - - --_-_ ___ -- - _ __ 0 - - - - - - __..-~-.._- ----- - ... _ - --- 0 ~_. - - -- _ __ - _ _.. - - - p - - - - -- - - --- ---__ - - --._ . _ o --- ___ .._ _ _-- - ---- -- - - - -.._.- ...._. p _~_ ____---------_ a 4 ' - -- -- - ~- -__._ __~ _.._~_ - _... p r~ --- - .. --- a - - -- _____._ __-~-_~- Q 2. _ ___ ---- - Q _- _ _ _ _ 3 _ _ __. _ .- __ - ~ ___ -_ _- o -- - -- ~ - --_ - _ - - U -- - ---- - - ------~~T`~~u.._ ~l.Vi~ __ _- - _ - __ ._ ~- _ -- - __ _ ~ . . •. 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