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UMNAR T MINUTES OF ( HE REGULAR MEETING OF HE ARCHITECTURAL AND
S I FE APPROVAL COMM I T TEE OF THE C C I T Y OF ►CUPERT I NO FOR FEBRUARY 9
1987. MEETING HELD IN THE EMP'LOYEE'S LOUNGE AT TEMPORARY CITY
HALL AT 10430 S. DE ANZA BLVD. , ►CUF'ERTINO, CALIFORNIA.
the meeting was called to order at 7:00 PM by Chairwoman Nobel
who led the pledge of allegiance.
ROLL CALL:
Present Members: Chapman, Jackson, Nobel, Chairwoman
Mann
Absent. Members: Miller (Member Miller arrived at
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Staff Present: Randy Tsuda, Planner I.
NEW AGENDA ITEMS:
Chairwoman Mann asked staff to place the following items
on the next agenda:
1. Discussion regarding Public Works improvements
2. Information an the proposed Manta Vista Post Office
► ONSEEMnIT CALENDAR
ITEM 3)
Requesting an exception to
two project announcement ban
located on the south side
approximately 650 feet east
Stevens Creek Boulevard.
DECISION:
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the Sign Ordinance to allow
iers at an apartment building
of Stevens Creek Boulevard
of De An: a Boulevard. 20350
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE, THE CONSENT CALENDAR WAS APPROVED
ACCORDING TO THE FINDINGS AND CONDITIONS SPECIFIED WITHIN
RESOLUTION 1259.
INFORMAL REVIEW OF USE PERMIT APPLICATION
ITEM 1) APPLICATION 1-U-87 _ KEY CHEVROLET:
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Requesting approval of use permit to modify and expand an
existing car dealership by constructing a 3 -story 77,000
sq. ft. automobile storage garage, 7,000 sq. ft. addition
to an existing business office, new auto display areas,
and associated site modifications.
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PRESENTATION: Ken Abler, Architect
DISCUSSION:
In response to the staff report noting minimal customer
parking, Mr. Abler stated that customer parking was not a
problem at the dealership currently, therefore the
proposed 9 spaces would be sufficient. He noted that 60
employee spaces had been provided along the northerly
property line.
Mr. Abler stated that landscaping along the Stevens Creek
frontage has been increased with this application.
Although the setback from curb in certain areas does not
fulfill the 1c foot requirement of the Conceptual Zoning
Plan, he felt that the proposed amount was sufficient.
Mr. Abler reported that the applicant was willing to
remove a portion of the 10 foot sidewalk and replace it
with landscaping, if necessary. He also said that the
applicant was willing to increase the width of the
pedestrian walkways as discussed in the staff report.
In regards to signage, Member Nobel believed that the
issue was not the number, but rather the height of the
existing pole signs. She believed that the applicants
should be required to lower the height. Member Chapman
explained that he could not recommend approval of the
application unless the existing signs would be reduced in
height and redesigned. Member Miller and Chairwoman Mann
concurred with Members Nobel and Miller.
Member Chapman reported that a portion of the northerly
block wall was broken. Mr. Abler agreed to repair the
wall. In response to Member Chapman, Mr. Abler informed
the Committee that the applicant was not planning to
increase the amount of barbed wire fencing on top of the
northerly wall. Member Chapman also believed that a
customer parking shortage exists at the dealership since
signs are placed along Stevens Creek Boulevard during the
weekends directing customers to park along the side and
back of the showroom.
Member Jackson requested a photometric study be submitted
to staff prior to issuance of building permits. Mr.
Abler- said that there is no problem with the request.
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ITEM I -- (CONTINUED)
Member Nobel felt that the Committee was spending an
inordinate amount of time an the application. She felt
that many of the issues should have been resolved by
staff prior to the meeting.
Member Miller felt that 3 feet of landscaping depth along
portions of the used car lot was not sufficient. He had
no objections to the proposed truck display area along
Stellinq Road. In response to an inquiry by Member
Miller, Mr. Abler displayed the proposed colors and
materials.
Member Chapman encouraged the applicant to increase the
amount of landscaping along Stevens Creek Boulevard. He
believed that proposed stone wall and tile pavers was an
attractive solution. He questioned Mr. Abler about the
proposed landscape materials. Member Chapman agreed with
staff's comment that the materials should be dense enough
to discourage pedestrians from walking through the
planter areas.
Member Jackson believed that the the mass of the parking
garage was a dramatic departure from the character of the
surrounding neighborhood. Mr. Abler stated that the
height of the structure would only be 23'-b". Member
Jackson stated the issue was not the height but the mass
of the structure. Members Miller and Chapman did not
perceive the mass of the garage as a problem since it was
setback far from the street.
(Member Nobel left the meeting at 8:40)
By consensus, ASAC agreed that the concept of three Key
Chevrolet signs was acceptable they are of a low
monument -type design. The Committee agreed that customer
parking was an important issue. The Committee directed
the applicant to return at the February 23, 1987 meeting
with revised landscaping plans and photographs of the
proposed landscaping materials. The Committee requested
a conditions be placed on the use permit requiring the
final material and color palette be approved by ASAC
prior to issuance of building permits.
ITEM 2) APPLICATION 38-U-85 --J BS..... VENTURE III:
Requesting approval of a final landscape plan for a
previously approved 6 -unit residential planned
development. project. Project is located on the southwest
side of Peninsular Avenue, approximately 60 feet east of
Barranca Drive.
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ITEM 2-- (CONTINUED)
DISCUSSION:
Mr. Tsuda informed the Committee that the applicant was
unable to attend the meeting.
The Committee, by consensus, agreed that the crape
myrtles should be replaced with a tree that has a larger
canopy.
Member Chapman encouraged the preservation of the oak
trees an site. Mr. Tsuda stated that a tree protection
plan was a condition of the use permit.
l: 1 EM 4) Hf' 'tom I CA 1" I (J{�a_taS/1L _ a 1 yb9• � 1.__ JI fSl" FRESH RESTAURANT:
Requesting approval of site and exterior modifications to
an existing restaurant building at the northwest corner
of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Mary Avenue at the Oaks
Shopping Center. 21225 Stevens Creek Boulevard.
PRESENTATION: Michael Raven, Architect
DISCUSSION:
Mr. Raven informed the Committee that the applicants
would apply for a minor modification as discussed in the
staff report.
Member Jackson expressed a bias towards earth tones and
felt that the awning colors should be changed.
Member Chapman suggested that more complementary colors
be utilized on the awnings. He also suggested that
slumpstone be used •for the service area walls. He
supported the patio improvements.
Mr. Raven stated that one of the appealing aspect of the
structure was the extensive use of wood. He felt that
the wood walls for the service area was preferable.
In response to a question from the Committee, Mr. Raven
stated that the paving around oak tree in the patio area
would be reduced to allow more oxygen to get to the tree
roots.
DECISION:
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE, APPLICATION ASAC 51,693.1 WAS APPROVED
ACCORDING TO THE FINDINGS AND CONDITIONS SPECIFIED WITHIN
RESOLUTION 1260.
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OTHER.... BUSINESS
Member Miller asked if staff would follow-up on the
Committee's discussion on design review of single-family
homes. Mr. Tsuda replied that staff would prepare a
brief summary report for the meeting of March 9, 1987
the Committee asked to receive copies of the Planning
Department code enforcement update chart.
APPROVAL.MINUTES
BY UNANIMOUS VOTE, THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF
JANUARY 2b, 1987 WERE APPROVED AS PUBLISHED.
DJOURN►`BEN °1
Having concluded its business, the Architectural and Site
Approval Committee adjourned at 9:45 PM to February 23, 1987 at
7:00 PH in Conference Room 160 - 170 of Temporary City Hall at.
10430 S. De An a Boulevard.
ATTEST:
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City Clerk
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APPROVED WI:
Betty Mann, Chairwoman
Architectural & Site Apprvl. Comm.
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