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CC Resolution No. 5632 I ~ ~ ~ ' r ' . ! . I RESOLUTION N0. 5632 I'! A RGSOLUTION OF THG CITY COUNCIL OF TIiE CL'fY OF CUPF.RTII~O GRANTING A VARIANCE TO PAT-Io9iALE, INC. (F1TW) FR019 SECTION 8.2 OF THE R1 (SIIJGLG-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL) ZONING ORDI- ' NANCE TO PGR,?IT A REDUCTION IN Tliti REQUIRGD FRONT YARD ' StiTBACK DISTANCE FOR PARCEL C; LOCATED AT Tk;E SOUTkfERLY TERMINUS OF SAN FELIPE ROAD AYPROXIMATELY 300 FT. SOUTH OF ALCALDE ROAD IN AN R1-10 ZONING DISTRICT 11HEREAS, the applicant has me[ the burden of proof required to support ' his said application; and ' [~IiEREAS, the Planning Commission, af[er duly no[iced public hearings, ' has forwarded its recommendation to the Ci[y Council; , NOiJ, THEREFORE, BE IT RCSOLVED [hat after careful consideration of maps, facts, ex~iibi[s and other evidence submitted in this matter, the application for [he Vartance (3-V-81) be and the same is hereby approved, subject to ' conditions in Planning Commission Resolution No. 2209, attached hereunto as Exhibit "A". Bti IT FURTHER RESOLVED that [he repor[ of findings attached hereto is I ~pproved and adopted, and that the City Clerk be and is hereby directed to notify [he parties affected by this decision. ' PASSCD AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of the Ci[y Council of [he City of Cupertino this 18th day of tlay , 1981 by the following vote: C'ote Memhers of the Citv Council AYES: Gatto, Johnson, Plun~y, Sparks ~vOES: None AIISENT: Rogers ARSTAIN: None APPROVCD: . ~ Piayor, City of pertino ATTF.ST: ___L!'j+s~~O City Clerk 3-V-81 • • RESOLSITION N0. 2209 OF THE PLANNINC COl1MISSION OF THE CITY OF CIJPERTINO RECOPiMENDINC APPROVAL OF A VARIAP7CE TO REDUCE THE ^ t FRONT YARD SE'LBACK DISTANCE £OR A SINGLE-FAMILY • IItdELLING ON PARCEL C OF APPLICATION 7-T4f-81 FROM 20 Ff. t0 VARIOUS DISTANCES WITN A MAXIMUM DEVIATION 'OF 7 FT. APPLICANT: Pat-Whale, Inc. ADDRESS: 22023 Baxley Court, Cupertino. California 95014 SGByITTED: April 16, 1981 LOCATION: Southerly terminus of San Felipe Road approximately 300 ft. south of Alcalde Road FINDI~GS AND SUBCONCLUSIONS: ' Approval is recommended subject to the findings as set forth un Page 1 and sub- ~I conciusions as set forth in the minutes of the Planning Commission neeting 'i o f ilay 11, 19 81. SPECIFIC FIVDIVGS: i The loss of land due [0 lung-[era servicinR diecrepancias and Cop~~tr~pnical constrainte affecting road alignc~ents are exceptional and extraordinary cLrcumstances that m t i ' design Elexibility fot the applicant's property. CONDITIONS: 1-14. Standard Conditions to ttie ex[ent that they do not conflict with the special conditions enumerated hetein. In the event a conflict does exist, [he special condi[ions as enuo~erated herein shall apply. 15. ?he approval is based upon Exhibit A of Applica[ion 3-V-81 as may be amended ' by addi[ional conditions contained herein. 16. ?he normal side and rear setback requirements for Parcel C shall prevail. : PASSED AND ADOPTED this llth day of May. 1481, at a regular meeting of the Planning Co~lssion of the Ci[y of Cuper[ino, State of California, by the following roll call vote: AYES: Commissionera Adams. Binneveg, Blaine, Chairman Claudy tiAYS: None ABSTAIN: None ~BSENT: Commissioner Koenitzer APPROVED: Js/ John Cluudv ATTEST: John Ciaudy. Chairman ' PlanninR Commission Rnbert Cowan Ass~stant Planning Dltector _2_ • VARIANCE • FINDINGS ~VYD SUBCONCLUSIONS t ' , WHEN RECO"L~IENDI`IG THE GRA:lTING OF A VARIANCE THE PLANNING CO`CIISSION SHALL I ' P41KE ALL OF THE FOLLOt1ING FINDINGS: ; 1. That there are special conditions oc excep[iunal characteristics in the nature of the property to be aEfec[ed, ur [hat lts Luca- tion or its surroundings are such as c~ill permit the Commission to make a determination that a literal enforcement of the Ordinan~e ' would resulc in praccical difficulcies or unnecessary hardships; li and 'i 2• That the granting oE the application is necessary Eur the preeerva- tion and enjoyment oE substantial property rights; and 3. That [he hearings shuw that the granting of the application wili ! nut materially affect adversely the health ur safecy of persons ' residing or working in the neighbochood uf che propezty which is I~ the subjece of the applicacion, and that the use of said prupe+-ry i? [he manner in which it is propused ~o be used will nut be materially de~rimental to the public welfare ur injuriuus to the value of proper[y or impzovements lucated in said surroundings. , ; ADDITIO:IACLY, ~S a PART OF THE CO`CtISSION'S ~1C'CION, SUBCONCLUSIOtiS IV ' SQPPORT OF TNE ,~BOVE FINDL:IGS SH~LL BE ?tADE ORaLLY, THUS BECO?tIVG a PART OF THE RECORD, PRIOR TO FI;7~1I. VOTE ON THE ~PPLICATTO*7. I WFiEN RECODL`SENDIyG THE DEVIAI. OF ~ VARIAb;CE, THE C0:^[ISSION SHAI.L .1DDRESS ~LL OF THE ABOVE FIVDIYC,S. IF THE COC~IISSLO:~ lS C'V9BLF i0 *L~KE OVE OR `10RE OF THE FIYDI~GS, "fHE RECO}L^~:1DASIOY :[UST BE FOR DE"7IAI., S~,HCONCLUSIONS ' I~~ StiPPORT OF THE AHOVE FINDINCS SHAI.L 9E `!.1DE ORALLF, THCS 9ECO:fIVG A PART , OF THE RECORD, PRIOR TO FI~AL VOTE ON THE ,~PPLICaTIO\. I~i I I - 1-ZO'77