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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPC Reso 2095RESOLUTION NO. -2095 OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF AN APPLICATION TO PREZONE APPROXIMATELY 1.6± GROSS ACRES FROM SANTA CLARA COUNTY R1-10 (ONE FAMILY RESIDENCE, 10,000 SQ. FT. MINIMUM LOT SIZE.) TO CITY OF CUPERTINO P (PLANNED DEVELOPMENT WITH RESIDENTIAL INTENT) ZONE BASED UPON THE CONCEPTUAL ZONING PLAN LABELED EXHIBIT A AND THE ACCOMPANYING CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL. APPLICANT: Gerald V. and Marion L. Root and Myrtle Ledford ADDRESS: 20370 Town Center Lane, #205, Cupertino, California 95014 SUBMITTED: April 30, 1980 LOCATION: East side of Scenic Boulevard approximate 325 ft. northerly of Palm Avenue. The approval is based upon the document entitled "City of Cupertino Conceptual Zoning Plan - Scenic Boulevard/Riviera Road Properties". PASSED AND ADOPTED this 11th day of June, 1980, at an adjourned regular meeting of the Planning Commission of the City bf Cupertino, State of California, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Commissioners Adams, Blaine, Claudy, Johnson, Chairman Koenitzer NAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ABSENT: None APPROVED: /s/ R, D. Koenitzer- R. D. Koenitzer, Chairman Planning Commission ATTEST: Robert Cowan Assistant Planning Director ORDINANCE iuii June 9, 1980 CITY OF CUPERTINO CONCEPTUAL ZONING PLAN SCENIC BOULEVARD/RIVIERA ROAD PROPERTIES Purpose The purpose of this document is to delineate policies for the future development of approximately 1.6± acres generally located on, the east side of Scenic Boulevard approximately 325 ft. northerly of Palm Avenue as more specifically located on the attached exhibits. Background The Scenic Boulevard/Riviera Road area is an environmentally sensitive area due to its very steep slope areas along the easterly side of the properties and its location adjacent to the present natural Stevens Creek environment. Develop- ment of these properties could be potentially damaging to the natural Stevens Creek environment which is recognized in the City of Cupertino Comprehensive Plan as a valuable environmental resource to the community. The Planned Develop- ment zoning approach is deemed appropriate to provide the flexibility necessary to permit development of the subject properties consistent with the City of Cupertino's density -limitations under the General Plan while protecting the natural Creek environment and minimizing building activity along the severe slope embankment located along the easterly portion of the subject properties. Development Review Process This Conceptual Plan represents the initial step in the approval process for subsequent development of the subject property. As stated in Section 5.2 of the Planned Development Zoning Ordinance, a Conceptual Plan shall contain sufficient information to define the land use type, intensity, primary street/ access system, and a community design relatedobjectives to guide the property owners in the preparation of either a supplemental Conceptual Zoning Plan or Use Permit which is the second procedural step in Planned Development approval process. Land Use and Site Design Policies/Conditions of Approval The Conceptual Plan embodies land use on the site and building design policies which are general in nature and which will be further defined in conjunction with subsequent use permit applications. Conditions of Approval 1. The zoning approval is based upon the Conceptual Development Plan, labeled Exhibit A-1 and the applicant's submitted plan, labeled Exhibit A-2 and the 1-14 City of Cupertino Standard Conditions of approval as may be modified by the special conditions of approval enumerated below. 2. The approval is to allow residential land uses which shall have the option of constructing within the existing property line configuration provided that an appropriate access plan can be worked for each individual property. The parcel, labeled Lot No. 28 on Exhibit A-1 (Lands of Root), shall have the ability to obtain access via a private roadway easement from the existing extension of Riviera Road across Lands of Shaikh (Parcel No. 29 on Exhibit A-1). The building form on Parcel No. 28 shall otherwise meet all of the constraints and setbacks established under the City of Cupertino's residential hillside zoning district (RHS Zone) with the added provision that the structure shall be planned in a manner which blends with natural Creek environment and represents the very minimal extent of grading necessary to accommodate the building form. The access plan for Lot No. 28 shall incorporate and conform with the requirements of the Santa Clara County Central Fire Protection District with respect to emergency access and turn -around areas. 3. The property involved in the subject application (including Parcel No. 28) shall have the option of re -arranging lot lines along a cluster housing format and/or providing the remaining areas of access via private roadway standards established under the City of Cupertino R1C (Residential, Single- family Cluster) zoning district. 4. Any and all building activity with the exception of additions to existing structures, shall require use permit review before the Planning Commission and City Council. 5. Property owners involved in the. subject application shall forfeit all rights of access to Riviera Road with the exception of Lot No. 28. 6. It is the intent of this Conceptual Zoning Plan that this Planned Development zoning shall be linked with subsequent applications for zoning and/or annexation with adjoining properties similarly situated between Riviera Road and Scenic Boulevard. 7. With the exception of Lot No. 28, the building area shall generally be restricted to the flatter westerly portions of the subject properties to minimize the degree of disruption of the natural vegetation along the embankment adjacent to the Riviera Road "paper street" area. 8. Properties designed as Parcels No. 25 and 26 shall agree to dedicate land for a public cul-de-sac along the northerly property line or cooperate by agreeing to enter into reciprocal ingress/egress easements with the adjoining property to the north should said property desire to prezone and annex. -2-