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DIR-2014-39b CITY OF CUPEftTINO 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014(408) 777-3308 To: Mayor and City Council Members Chairperson and Planning Commissioners From: Gary Chao, Assistant Director of Community Development % Prepared by: Erick Serrano, Assistant Planner Date: December 23, 2014 Subject: Director's Minor Modification, DIR-2014-39, to allow landscaping enhancements at a residence located in the Seven Springs Planned Development District at 11570 Upland Way. Chapter 19.164 of the Cupertino Municipal Code allows for administrative approval of minor changes in a project. Chapter 19.12 of the Cupertino Municipal Code requires the Director to report his/her decision to the City Council and Planning Commission in time to allow an appeal of the decision within fourteen calendar days of approval. DISCUSSION The applicant, Tien Wu, is requesting to make landscaping enhancements at an existing single-family residence at 11570 Upland Way. The subject property is located within the Seven Springs Planned Development District, and any significant exterior changes require approval by the Director of Community Development. The applicant received approval from the Seven Springs Owners Association for the project. The proposed enhancements include: • Total landscape area of 3,960 square feet. The turf area will measure 580 square feet, and the non-turf plan area will measure 3,380 square feet. The project is subject to a landscape project submittal at the building permit stage per the City's Landscape Ordinance since the modified area is over 2,500 square feet. • Eighty-four percent of the plantings are low water use plants according to the Water Use Classification of Landscape Species (WUCOLS). The remaining sixteen (16) percent are moderate water use. • A new irrigation system that utilizes low-volume irrigation on eighty-five (85) percent of planting areas, and high efficiency nozzles will be used to spray fifteen (15) percent of the planting area (lawn). The overall design exceeds the average landscape water efficiency of seventy(70) percent. • The installation of an irrigation control system. • Replacement of an existing rear concrete paver patio with a pervious, gold decomposed granite patio. DIR-2014-39 11570 Upland Way Page 2 • Replacement of an existing rear wood retaining wall with a gravity type recast wall. No other exterior or site changes are proposed at this time. ACTION The Director of Community Development deems the modification minor and approves the project with the following conditions of approval: 1. APPROVED EXHIBITS Approval is based on exhibits entitled: "Tien Wu Residence 11570 Upland Way, Cupertino, CA 95014" prepared by Matthew Madden, stamped by Licensed Landscape Architect J. Patrick Boyd, dated October 13, 2014, and consisting of four sheets labeled 1-4; except as may be amended by the conditions contained in this resolution. 2. CONSULTATION WITH OTHER DEPARTMENTS The applicant is responsible to consult with other departments and/or agencies with regard to the proposed project for additional conditions and requirements. Any misrepresentation of any submitted data may invalidate an approval by the Community Development Department. 3. COMPLIANCE WITH SEVEN SPRINGS USE PERMIT CONDITIONS The project shall comply with all applicable condition of the Seven Springs Use Permit no. U-1983-09. 4. ANNOTATION OF THE CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL The conditions of approval set forth shall be incorporated into and annotated on the building plans. 5. BUILDING PERMITS The applicant shall consult with the City Building Division to obtain the necessary building permits for the project. 6. LANDSCAPE INSTALLATION REPORT The project is subject to all provisions delineated in the Landscape Ordinance (CMC, Chapter 14.15). A landscape installation audit shall be conducted by a certified landscape professional after the landscaping and irrigation system have been installed. The findings of the assessment shall be consolidated into a landscape installation report. The landscape installation report shall include, but is not limited to: inspection to confirm that the landscaping and irrigation system are installed as specified in the landscape and irrigation design plan, system tune-up, system test with distribution uniformity, reporting overspray or run-off that causes overland flow, and preparation of an irrigation schedule. DIR-2014-39 11570 Upland Way Page 3 The landscape installation report shall include the following statement: "The landscape and irrigation system have been installed as specified in the landscape and irrigation design plan and complies with the criteria of the ordinance and the permit." 7. LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION MAINTENANCE Per the Landscape Ordinance (CMC, Chapter 14.15), a maintenance schedule shall be established and submitted to the Director of Community Development or his/her designee, either with the landscape application package, with the landscape installation report, or any time before the landscape installation report is submitted. a) Schedules should take into account water requirements for the plant establishment period and water requirements for established landscapes. b) Maintenance shall include,but not be limited to the following: routine inspection;pressure testing, adjustxnent and repair of the irrigation system; aerating and de-thatching turf areas; replenishing mulch; fertilizing;pruning; replanting of failed plants; weeding;pest control; and removing obstructions to emission devices. c) Failed plants shall be replaced with the same or functionally equivalent plants that may be size- adjusted as appropriate for the stage of growth of the overall installation. Failing plants shall either be replaced or be revived through appropriate adjustxnents in water,nutrients, pest control or other factors as recommended by a landscaping professional. 8. INDEMNIFICATION To the extent permitted by law, the Applicant shall indemnify and hold harmless the City, its City Council, its officers, employees and agents (the "indemnified parties") from and against any claim, action, or proceeding brought by a third party against the indemnified parties and the applicant to attack, set aside, or void this ordinance or any permit or approval authorized hereby for the project, including (without limitation) reimbursing the City its actual attorneys' fees and costs incurred in defense of the litigation. The City may, in its sole discretion, elect to defend any such action with attorneys of its choice. 9. NOTICE OF FEES DEDICATIONS RESERVATIONS OR OTHER EXACTIONS The Conditions of Project Approval set forth herein may include certain fees, dedication requirements, reservation requirements, and other exactions. Pursuant to Government Code Section 66020(d) (1), these Conditions constitute written notice of a statement of the amount of such fees, and a description of the dedications, reservations, and other exactions. You are hereby further notified that the 90-day approval period in which you may protest these, fees, dedications, reservations, and other exactions, pursuant to Govemment Code Section 66020(a), has begun. If you fail to file a protest within this 90-day period complying with all of the requirements of Section 66020, you will be legally barred from later challenging such exactions. DIR-2014-39 11570 Upland Way Page 4 This approval of the modification is effective December 23, 2014. The fourteen calendar day appeal period will expire on January 16, 2015. Enclosure: Plan set G:\Planning\PDREPORT\DlRreports\2014\DIR-2014-39.doc I— � — — — — — —�°�3`�'MIX�E�TN<1GS ,k�` — � +2,., (N2.LOW'AaVD M�DERA�'�z�,'VATER USE� � � ,,..._, '��..`0�FIR BA�MlJL'CH.) �..,� r� , � '` , ���%�"�''`""� . ".. I ' � I '� �,., I � ��� , ,� � '.,� � ` f" SYNTHETIC TURF , � i�ERVIC��S.NO lh'ATER USE.> � �� �Ex���= � �,�<<E.4; a' �� I �-�;, � ttX1511tvta.�hiUN-r'tFSViUt�Sj � `��, ,�� � .d•� � = A, I �� '_. _ .._ -�.�. -�.r^' -�...i^ \' . .,. -.�..... � , ..:.�.,.'�!' ... � `�,w.. -f" a.?�� � � s� I '{ ` I ! k I � � 'I have<anplied with the criteru of the Water Conservatron I ' in Landscapi�g Ortfinarxe and appl�ed them forthe etficie�t use of water in the landscape design plan" I � 10.13.201d •� +�e .� ♦ �-iwL� � .,�•,p. �=` - � ��:. ..�. , �;t�,� .• �'Y_ '.�\, t ; t . ��_ � .�t� ���.Ls 4. ;�`�� I� Y'' _ • � f 7 F �°°,� ,.� ��� .� � •`L ~I I I ,,; I %� '�� I � , � ;�fi' I ED P N1�NU�'S� DRIVEWAY �{ L ���L?�It�DE�tATE t'V,�T R USE. ,�X!STING �'ERV1C)�.;�; � .' F F3R�UL�H. � ". � � � : + �� � /",1 ' . i I � `� � ; C;� � i � � I ' � � � � ii � _ ._. i � . __. .w.��� .� 'PROPERTY LINE I I I 1 � 1 � ��,�.,,�.,�,�. �,�,,.�!,., _ _ � � � GL�L ii=XIS; :^� ; c:��������,. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —'f— — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — --- —_ — — — — — — - — ._ � �. �///.,..R ..... _� _.., „_. �`/._.. ._. ,.�. , � _. ,_.,, .�,,, � ,.�,. — — - -- _ -- — -- •-- � .. 'f` , �;�'::;� �� /'- y*� �[, �w i �t ����w ��� '.:� , • 4�� � . ' J � • _ ____ _ . r — _� . ,. XE PLAN t�,: . .,9'�� f. �� � ���. ; ,. _�� _ X.p .,,, H .LC�IpAh�i Mc DERATE , , _ �� ' _ � _ , � w MI . . � , .m...,,.,_ � ., .,,:.,....,,» .. . _. � � �r M �, �,. , . � �� � � '� � �y��� . . � , �._!SE.�2��`F FIR BARK -�--- �= ' � �1UL�H _..�.— ,� . 0 p � . - "`` . - .- , , - , � � . � 4� . . — � _ � , � t_ ._,, , ., e .. . , r �.. . . ... .,F �_. , �r. ,.� .:�, . � t. �r--� � .� _ _ �000 .:. � � � r� x(S;�^, _ i �` � � �` Notes: � �� 1. Plant list and information are on � � � ��� ( � �� O� 1 .� �r,�.�,.;��. page 3 of this package. PATI4� , 2.Planting notes are on page 3 of this -REMOVE ExisTitv�c NCRETE �, I ?AVER?ATIO:PROPOSE PERVIOUS. +���� i �� � PAT�� package. GU�D DECOMPOSED GRANITE � • �Ex��rin�c�.n���r�-€�E�vif���.v�� 3.Construction details,�.and NA�ic,{�EE t��rAi�> >�� information are on page 4 of this � M package. ��-���vr���E� j 4.Existing structures and elements on %'� � property that will not be changed �� �� ' � � �� `y "�'�d�J during this project are shown in grey. ,,��� I ' - �{�'� ,; 5.Utilities key: "�' � ��,'� .: ,...,. ,� �'"� e� " EM and EL-electric meter and . I RETAfNING WALL� - 1111e -REMUVE EXISTING WOO >: = '�'y < .;:r, � GM and GL-gas meter and line RETAINING tiNA�L:PRdROSE "''� � - WM and WM-water meter and GRAVITYTYPE PRECAST B�OGK � WALL(SEE DETAI�) main �;� 6.Plant health to be checked and COLOR PER OWNER addressed regularly by installation � � � ' �, J.:' � 1 F ' s � � i � i I � _ � � o0 �o �� �� Q: U� C � � ���: � �� � mo � �� i� � �� J°O � � company.Regular general mainte- - � HOUS� nance performed to keep garden � ��' � ' EXI�;Ti".. f I F,��y,6ova�,�"�9 clean and beautufuL :ti , �a.� "� °s LAWN tEr�I�T!'V�� H4.HI��H'�^lfi.T�a(_IS�.1 SiDEWA�K , r. t-%11� —�Cj�f-�,�� . �,... �r- � e.:�a r ,,.� �.,-�..�.�.i 5 T i�F�'�. ' � +�i �rY,^� �e �+Ier. ;�,q,t:�; ��—�2—l.�f � /i ..."'"'R`e•'�' .. �,. ',.W.�, � ���.,1,%lii .�����t,��. ..�,`�:��' \ ✓ ��'��.,�p� i i^ ��� s.�� � ��` �,G' ,�►+1 � �. ,�� ' !.\��tl it t1/�,J'� �jil�l�� �fll� ���#t������ �� � _,�a j ,. �. IJ'✓�� �'�1 } , /�i�li5__ � * r ! s 1�f20J1t P f{?f_.�_��� IQ, ��= Q ; �9 �'��� � � �'����� .�, � a � =' `� U � ���° ��xx�s��`���°�f �,��:� � � T�F�� � � U , `��� � , . � �� 0 �- MIXED PLANTINGS H6.LOW AND MOUERATE WATER USE.>2 �:aF F1R BAI�C � MULC{i r � �-,t �� , F`*� •� C � � i � Q � O" a � : � � tj � �.���� c� �' r, � � � a ; � �� i I � � � � � � � a � a , ' � � � ^' � . w� •W r ^"� '� �j � � <, I �� , � � : .��� _ 10.132014 I �„ , Matthew Madden � . .� . � Patntk Boytl ,� � 1•`4,-0,. � � I , �.. �. Y t��` ,.J�..__.,�.�� � y 4 PROPERTY LINE ,,,,,. �� NORTH i - �- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - � ' � a�,,;,. ;a.,�_ _ � „_ I i �Y,_� �e� .`` .. ;ti /'� {f�/�� � � :�''��J{ �---�' "°4,�A� ��. � IR BARK MULCH (AREAS LEFT WHITE) ; .Y _�.,�.��Tm�,,��.,�,ve.�- _ PATIO Notes: 1, irrigation notes are on page 4 of this pakage. 2.Co�structior details,�.are on page 4 of this package. 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(AREAS LEFT WHtTE) � � / �� \ � `� j �.. � '� ,i � -,. ras— � � � � � � ' � � I -`°•.� E1 �--� r,,,� � ! :_ � -��____'._�—_�~F . � n »..,._, ...,,...1.,w.�...�.�,��.�»..,.... ---._. _..... _,__ __-s,r_ -- .. ---- ----_._ ____ � ___ � _.__. __.,._.__ �.,.._.- .__ �-,.� _�— �� __._.., L ..... . .. .. ... .. y S(DEWAL�; � F:x.:�'�^�; �:E; ... ..... .. ........ ..,, _ _ . „ . ,n,k,o,..r.w„ .,.,.�,, _ ,, _,,,.,.���,w. .w.,,,,,..,. ,, . � , ,, .,�,�� .. NORTH ,, �:,, � � FRC)NT PLANT LIST �Dodonaea viscosa purpurea(Purple-leafed Hop Bush). low water use shrub.8 x 5gallon ..� � spacing 60"to 72". �' Lagerstroemia indica`Catawba' (Crape Myrtle).low water use tree or shrub.2 x 15 gallon � spacing n/a. T�\ :��-Asaragus densiflorus`Meyers'(Foxtail Fern).moderate water use perennial. 15 x 1 gallon. ��'�'`' spacing nla. �N`�.. '- Hemerocallis`Hyperion' (Day Lily).moderate water use perennial. 18 x lgallon.spacing n/a. �� ��.Agave attenuata`Ray of Light'(Foxtail Agave).low water use succulent,perennial. 7 x 5 gallon. /�`��' spacing n/a. -s ��= Phormium`Rainbow Queen'(New 2ealand Flax},low water use grass-like,perennial. 10 x 5 gallon.spacing n/a. Helictotrichon`Saphire'(Blue oat grass).low water use grass,perennial. 11 x 1 gallon.spacing � n/a. (� Cotyledon orbiculata'Lighthouse Road(Pig's Ears).low water use succ�lent,perennial.38 x 1 �`� gallon.spacing 18". � i Aloe maculata(Soap Aloe).low water use succulent,perennial.48 x 1 gallon.spacing 18". 1�,+.� Anamantele lessoniana(Pheasant's Tail Grass).low water use grass,perennial.12 x 1 gallon. � spacing n/a. � ` Santolina ericiodes(Lavender Cotton).low water use perenial.7 x 5 gallon.spacing 36". �a- �� Parahebe perfoliata(Digger's Spedwell).moderate water use perenniai.5 x 1 gallon.spacing n/a. Berberis thunbergii`Rose Glow'(Japanese Barberry).low water use shrub.3 x 5 gallon.spacing 36". Dymondia margaretae(Silver Carpet}.low water use ground cover.7 flats.spacing 6".... interplanted with Armeria maritima(Sea Thrift).low water use perenial. 18 x 4"pots.spacing n/a. :, ,��s- ; Chondropetalum elephantinum(Large Cape Rush).low water use grass perennial.7 x 5 gallon. �+"`'�' spacing 48". PLANT LIST NOTES BACK PLANT LIST Romneya coulteri (Matilija Poppy).low water use native shrub,perennial.2 x 15 gallon. spacing � nla. ,�r,; - Verbena bonariensis(Purpletop Vervain).low water use perenial.5 x 1 gallon.spacing n/a. , ,�� f�`�'� Agave americana`Marginata' (Variegated Century Plant).low water use succulent.3 x 5 gallon. �,���,{ ;� spacing n/a. Carex testacea(Orange sedge).moderate water use grass,perenial. 18 x 1 gallon.spacing 18". � , ; Ischyrolepis subverticillata(Broom Restio).moderate water use grass-like,perenial.4 x 5 gallon. .; - spacing 18". _,..__�, ` Lavandula x intermedia'Provence'(French Lavender).low water use perennial.22 x 1 gallon. ti._-' spacing 36"to 48". � ;� Pennisetum alopecuriodes`Hameln'(Owarf Fountain Grass).low water use grass perennial. 12 x ''��j�=��'�� 1 gallon.spacing n/a. :-�,. `� Leucadendron"Safari Goldstrike' (Yellow Conebush).�ow water use shrub,perenniaL 2 x 5 `-:,_,, gallon.spacing n/a. Sambucus nigra'Eva' (Black Lace Elderberry).low water use tree/shrub. 1 x 15 gailon.spacing n/a. Echeveria`Afterglow' (Echeveria).low water use succulent,perennial. 12 x 1 gallon.-or- _ Echeveria`Blue Ruffles'(Echeveria).low water use succulent,perennial.9 x 1 gallon.spacing 12". � Echeveria'Black Prince' (Black Hens and Chicks).low water use succulent perenial. 13 x 1 �allon.spacing n/a. ,_��.';..�... '� Agave attenuatta"Ray of Light' (Foxtail Agave).low water use succulent,perennial. 1 x 5 gallon. <�,� spacing nJa. . Salvia`Pozo Blue' (Grey Musk Sage},low water use native perennial.2 x 1 gallon.spacing n/a. ��'�• 4 �Salvia viscosa(Mid-East Sage).low water use perennial.3 x 1 gallon.spacing 12". � �,, ��� Scilla peruviana(Giant Scilla).moderate water use bulb.25 bare root bulbs.spacing n/a. Leptospermum laevigatum(Australian Tea Tree).low water use tree/shrub. 1 x 5 ga�lon.spacing �� n/a. -Existing tress to be utilized,but to recieve no additional irrigation-2 Prunus cerasifera �20-24"circ.) 2 Pyrus calleryana ��8'2�"circ.) 2 Fruit trees(1 Malus, 1 Prunus) -522 plants proposed.440 iow water use,82 moderate water use.**84°�low water use plants proposed according to WUCOLS plant database.** p 1 r�._�.,j�-�, � ,•�,�-a��.��.- ��. -: . . ..r`��!�.s + i�,� -� ..'�a,i�ao"C..;p� i�: �.z a e:l'��:. o c��'�'�°cw ���� -/ Y� � - s� �:� ������:-�--��=�.- r. .. - ..�, Y'1r+2 r�t°.':i a,. - �.� '� .�:`,���,;_ . ' ;` ����� _ ���. PLANTING NOTES -After the removal of all dead and unwanted plant material,organic compost will be added while rototilling to a depth of eight inches.Plants and turf not to be removed are labeled �existing on plant plan.The only tree to be removed is a small,unproductive stonefruit. c -All plant holes will be twice the diameter and one and a third the depth of the rootball of the container plant to allow room for 4 parts native soil,one part organic compost around the root- ball. -A two year time release fertilizer(Agriform or Ozmocote)will be added in the bottom of the hole at appropriate amounts to each plant. -Perlite will added around the rootballs of all succulent plants to increase drainage in their im- mediate area. 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F A rrr y.. , � .�� �� t:a t3.> , y1� � }■/'a S P�-I G 11 is a r.n�r•'.r��--.�•o...�.+...ea. 6v .! i.• ....s.� a.':.` •'..r� ..: .�- . .... _•«[�tMCr+aY� , t , � �` °° �,� Df�. � � _,_ _ .. . e �_� �� O TREE �8'LODGE PO�E � �RUBBER TREE STRAPS O FINISHED GRADE Os COMPOSTED NATIVE SOIL -� O ROOTBALL j �7 TIME RELEASE FERTI�IZER � �NATIVE SOIL _ , ;;; �u�i��� -,E;y •y��ly%'�� , .:;�y �u�� t� r �.:�u l��w F�_�r � -���'iEU_I�uF�� ,�� � �u���:u� ���-�yryr��u�n�'yF��-��F��;' - .��EI:�It�LEll�ll�LL�IIE�Ftl�!IEJE < _�_. - - .--- �p� TREE PLANTING DETAIL S(,4LE.1"-2"-0" �_ ��D6; sOLAR �YNC SYSTEM ` _ � SCA�E:.75"=t-0° �ais'FRI'.�11�=ETb)l t_1 �:,y�;CQ: ��7tt�;r����a� '.f1�.�tE�''�f��tL:;��;�;T�s�.nT ,--�,v;��;�T�L��1K��41E:E:�E`tst^.� `-`-�=f:OvE P.1LL�i:tl.���?�i T�Ral�F�il �, ANO CUT;.i�:IFR SP�'AY r'd1TF3'ti ;;��.tT FCt��i�=�+v� ��C-,Ai1k.�1�N 1►FE 1C.:3�TR�LLE� th�I i`'AEI�w�?+1^.E '�H..�TE��:C-G R,:�'�T�.`xlE� + ::�i���'li� 'E-i;Nl?E T'f��UffT ,'``:1�5TUlJ;TCN�"AiE�:UI�f1rE�Tt; F�rM 1�1.'UlE i:� "��Eu��.w�u�fa T"T4l wl�c��1�E :���� wu .r�ME�,��.,�vE Construction Notes: 1.After the removal of all dead or unwanted plant material. a m e n d m e n t w i l l b e a d d e d w h i l e r o t o t i i l i n g t h e s o i i t o a depth of 8"to improve drainage and soil fertility.Grade wili be returned to existing grade through this process. 2.The total landscape area being converted in this project (totai outdoor area minus the existing hardscape�is 3960 square feet.We wili be leaving 580 square feet of existing turf in the front,the total turf area after conversion. 3.Existing storm water management will not be changed during this lan scape project.�S marks locations of the downspouts,C�marks the locations of the curb outlets. 4,Irrigation water comes from Santa Clara Vailey Water District,municipal water.Irrigation pian is on page 2 of this packet. 5.Will schedule for lands�ape installation report with Planners upon completion of landscape installation. Irrigation Notes: 1.Check and test existing irrigatin system.Repair and/or adjust portiions to remain. 2.The static water pressure from the municpal supply is 70 p.s.i.The station watering the lawn will have a flow rate of 3-5 g.p.m.,an application rate of.0.45 i.p.h.,and a design operating pressure of 70 p.p.s.i.The six drip stations will have flow rates between.25-5 g.p.m.,application rates between.5-6 i.p.h.,and a design operating pressures of 25 p.p.s.i. 3.Separate hydrozones to each area of plantings is unnecessary because there is a small difference in water needs between in eac watering zone that can be accounted for with different emmiters.Cupertino is in California climate zone 4 according to the California Energy Commission. 4.The watering schedule will be three days a week, between the hours of 5:00 am and 8:15 am.Each drip line will run for twenty-five to thirty minutes and the lawn will run fifteen to twenty minutes per day.This schedule will be adjusted according to saturation points specific to site and as plants establish.Succulents can be removed from drip system once fully established. 5.Low-volume irrigation will be used on 85%of planting areas and high effiency nozzles will be used to spray 15%of planting area(lawn).The lawn area is surrounded on three sides by a border of groundcover to utilize any overspray and runoff that may occur.There will be minimal runoff,head drainage,or overspray through this landscape.The design exceeds the average landscape water efficiency of 70%. 6.Continued irrigation maintenance to include routine inspection to establish correct wotking order of parts and adequate saturation points for different plantings as they establish. r;�t�!.��� It1 �I ----------� i � � 0 � rn � U C � � O a� � � a� > � � a� � � J � rn � N �D9C'1pF F�.e�.eora,�'�s �Q%� � � -�� /, �1 ,O�iC * — _ # s 0::�I 4 �. �, .. .S S�F��.;At.�: .. _����i W U � O � � rn W U � O �— c � � � � � � � � > � � C ct� Q � � W � � � •� � � �o.�s.2a�a Matth�w Maddon PeVlck loyd ��:. t"=4'-0"