CC Resolution No. 6497 2-GPA-94
REB~LUTION NO. 8497
A kESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE GITY OF GUPERTINO
ADOFTING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CQMPkEHENSIVE GENERAL
PLAhJ FO~ THE TOWN CENTE~ PLANNIN6 AREA
WHE~EAS, th? rity Council,, as a part of the
comprehen=ive 6eneral Plan study, ha= reviewed the
recemm~ndati~ns of the Planning Commis~ion an~ has held pub2ic
hearsng= involving many citi~ens and ho~;rs a# discussian, and
WHEREAS, the City Council h.as conc2uded its deliberation
relative to the General FZan Amendme~t.
NOW, ?HEF.EF~RE, BE IT RESOLVED:
2. That the City Council hereby adopts an amendment to
the General Plan as set forth in Er,hi6it A attached
hereto and made a part thereof.
2. That the City Eounci2 hereby au±horizes the Mayor to
endo~se sai~ adoption.
FASSED ~ND ABOPTED at a regu2ar meeting of the City
C~~encil of the City of Cupertir.o this 19th day of Februar~__~ 14B5,
by the following vote:
Vote Members_o#_the_City_Cauncil
RYES: Gatto, Rogers, Sparks, Johnson
fJ~ES: Plungy
flHSENT: None
AHSTAIN: None
ATTEST flPPROVEB:
/s/ Allison Villarante /s/ Phil N. Johnson
City C2erk ' Mayor, City of Cupertino
Deputy
EXHIHIT A: General Plart Amendment 2-GPA-84 Revised
Figure 2-G of 1979 General Plan
FIGURE 2-G
TOWN CENTER TRIP ACCOUNTING
HY MAJOk OWNERSHIP
SITE A CALI FAMILY 418 TRIPS
TRIP_CkEDIT
2b.11 ACRES X 16/ACRE = 418
TRIF_GENERATIO~
USE SQ__FT_ ~ACTOR TRIPS
OFFICE 339~000 if1000 = 334
RESIDENTIflL 158 DU .5/DU - 79
TOTAL = 41S
5ITE B MAY INVESTMENT (TOWN CENTER PROPERTIES? 226 TRIPS
TRIP CkEDIT
14.11 AC~ES X 161ACRE = 226 tplus 3 additional trips approved
by City Council ~esolution No.
613b = 229)
TfiIP_6ENERaTt~N
AITERNATIVE 1
~SE S9: fT, FACTOR TAIP5
OffICE 45,000 1!l000 = 45
RESIQEMTIAL 3d6 .5/6U = IB3
E:UEFtY 0 .10-.19 = U
TOTAL = 27B
ALTEkNATIVE ?
~5E SB.fT, fACi0R5 Tk(PS
~FfICE 90,QD4 iMaxJ 1lt0U0 = 90
F.ESIUENTIAL 276 IMax.> .51pU = 3~8
ELDERLY 220 iMin.l .18/D~ = 4U
TOTpL = 268
Note i: Any portion of the additional 45,U00 sq. 4t. of office space in Hlternative 2~an be 6uilt only if 6uilt
concurrently Nith or suhsequent to a ninimu@ of 220 elderly units.
kate 2: The land use mix for 5ite B xill be precisely defined in conjunction Nith a use per~it apolication. ?he total
projed nix will conply with the trip constraints as set forth ebore. The resideatial conponent including the
elderlp housing shall be subject to the Belox Market Rate Hausing PrograA.
SITE C LINCOLN PROPERTIES 112 TRIP5
TRIP_CREDIT
7.4 ACRES X lb/ACRE = 112
TRIP_GENERATION
USE SQ__FT_ FACTOR TRIP5
OFFICE 91~040 1/1Q0~ = 91
RESIDENTIAL 42 DU .5tDU - 21
TOTAL = 112
TDTAL 47.26 ACkES X 16 756 TRIPS
Exhi6it A: 6eneral Plan Amendment 2-GPA-84 Revised
Folicy 3-C of 1-GPA-80
Existing_Wording_af_Policy_3_from_1=GPA=80
Policy 3- Subject to the exceptions listed trelow} the land
use intensity policies for the Town Center Planning
Area remains unchanged.
a. The 26+ acre Cali family landholding is
permitted 30d,000 sq. ft, of additional
commercial and office space plus a maximum 240
room hotel complex. The hotei is a permitted
land use su6ject to an economic analysis whi~h
demonstrates that the Town Center hotel will not
have an adverse effect upon the construction of
the Vallco Park hotel compler..
b. Town Center developers are encourag~d to submit
development proposals which incorporate, to the
greatest extent possi6le~ the maximum number of
dwelling units designated on Figure 2-E.
c. The maximum 90,UD0 sq. ft of non-residentiai
space designated for Site B sheli be service
oriented professional of4ice and/or community or
local retailing activities.