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10300 Torre Ivenue, Cupert1no, C& 950'.
Tele,,:.onel (408) 252-4505
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR HE&TIIO OF THE CITY COUIICIL
HELD 011 JULY 2, 198J III THE COUIICIL CIUKBIR,
CITY HALL, CUPEIITIIIO, CALD'OIIIU
Hayor Plung oalled the .....tiDg to order at 6148 p,.. 111 the
Counoil OIaIIIber, City Hall,
SALUT! TO THB FLAG
ROLL CALL
Couno, Present I
Gatto, Johnson, Roger", Sparks (6156 P,..), Kayor Plunø
Stat't' Present:
City Manager QuinlAn
City Clerk Corneliv~
Direotor at' Publio WOrks V1akov1cb
Director ot' PlanniDg and Dev.lopaent Sisk
Direotor at' Finance Sn,del'
Director ot' Parks and RooreatiOft DovliDg
Asatstant to the City Kana¡¡;ß' III'oWD
Deputy City Attorney Wenzel
POSTPOIIEMENTS OR IŒII AGENDA ITEMS
By consensus, Counoil IIOVed It. 33 to the end at tM
meeting.
STAFF REPORTS
1. Oral reports by starr _bel'S and sublúasio¡; ot' Wl"itten
reports.
City Manager's Report
City Purchase ot' BHR Unit _ Counoil direoted the start' to
find out if should the City purohase the unit and is unøble
to find a quaUfled BHR buyer, oan it be sold at the ....rket
rate. Council also asked it' the City oould recoup any
interest lost if the unit is purchased rather than the money
invested. Council requested that this be brought back at
the me~ting of July 16, 1984.
(City Clerk's Ncte: Counc. Sparks arrived at 6:56 p.m.)
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Purchase of
BMR unit
.~.. d~ te-
Solid Waste
ad hoc
committees
Ice treasurer
Legislative
Review
Committee
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Consent Cal-
endar
approved
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City Cl.rk's Report
VOti!l& Delegates for the League of California Cities Alllllal
Conrerence - It .... IIOved by Counc, Sparks, seconded b,
Counc. Gatto and paased unanilloualy to appoint Couno.
Johucn .. the voting delegate.
It _s IIOVed
and paased
alt.rnate.
bJ Couno.
unanilloualy
Johnson, seconded bJ Co...nc. Sparks
to appoint ColØlc. Rogers as tbe
Interviews for API'!ioanta ror Solid Waste Ad
CoBIittees - Br CcnSeDSus, Council set July
p.." for Interviews.
IIoC Advisory
16, 1984, 6:00
COUIfCIL REPORTS
Mayor PIWI&Y - Int.r Cit, Council - Br consensus, Counc.
Johnson will be noalnated as ICC Trusurer with Couno.
Sparks available as backup.
Counc. Johnson: Lsgislative Review Cooaittee _ It vas IIOVed
bJ Counc . Johuon, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed
unanimously to take the follOWing actions regarding Proposed
legislation:
Support AD 999 (Sh.r, Stirlin&, Peace), special .leotions bJ
8&il; AD 2769 (Cortese), poPUlllticn estiaat.s for state
subventions; AD 3966 (Elder), red.velo )lll8nt, hazardoua ....t.
clean-up, Oppos. AD 3808 (Costa), rent control; AB 3108
(Robinson), stat. t'UDdins; of oounty trial costs; AD 790
(Elder), poUtical rero... aot, statewide disclosure by cit,
officials. Get oopies of SB 2216 and AD 1676,
Council requested a resolation of appreciation for Mr. Tc¡;;¡
Henderson, formerly of the Solid Waste Management Authority.
COKSENT CALENDAR
It vas IIOved bJ Counc. Sparks, secondsd bJ Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to approve the Consent Calendar as
submitted.
7. Resolution No. 6363: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and
Demands Payable in the amounts and From the Funds as
Hereinafter Described for General and Miscellaneous
Expenditures Period Ending June 22 1984."
8. Resolution No. 6364: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and
Demands Payab~e In the Amounts and from the Funds as
Hereinafter Descri~d for Salaries and Wages for the
Payroll Period Ending June 23, 1984."
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9, Resolution No. 6365: "A Resolution ot tbe City Counoil
or the cn, or Cupertino Grantt.nc Authorit, to tbe Cit,
MarItapr and the PersOlllllll orficor to DetwmM
Disability in Reti~t .1pplioatiOl1S ot IfIIploy... 111
the Publio .ploy... Reti..-t Syst.."
10, A')coptaDoe ot City proJ80t pertol'lled under oontract:
a. Miace11aneoua Water Ka1n Replaonent, Projeot
811-04, Phase B.
b, Stevens C...ek ØenIIer Installation, Projeot 8'-10.
11. Resolution 110. 6366: "A Resolution or the cn, Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Aooeptt.nc Grant ot buaeat tor
Roadvay PUJ' )Oses tl'Oll Stephen R. and Cather1ne A. WOlko"
Cons18tt.nc ot Approx1lllatel, .001 Ao..., Looated a10118 San
FeU:", Road."
12, Resolution No. 6376: "A Resolution ot tbe Cit, Counoll
of the City ot Cupertino Approvt.nc Contraot Chan8e Order
No, 1 tor City Hall All' Conditiont.nc Moditioatioa. Pbase
II, Maintenanoe."
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13, Minutes ot the ...gular meett.nc ot June 18, 1984,
111. Minutes ot the special meett.nc ot June 22, 1984.
Vote Members or the City Counoil
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Gatto,
None
None
None
Johnson, Rogers, Sparks, Plungy
ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CAL!.fDAR
15. None,
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
16. Members or the audience regarding matters not on the
agenda.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
17. Corsideration or vacation or a portion or Corctova R')8d
at Santa Lucia Road.
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Public hearing
closed
Res. 6367
adopted
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Public hearing
closed
Res. 6368
adopted
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KIIIUTBS Oil' THE JULY 2, 198J1 CITY COUIICIL IŒITIIIC't _ cc-6'9
17. (a) R"lIOlutlon No. 6367. "A Resolution or the City
Council or the City or (;uperttno Ordering Vacation
or a Portion or Cordova Road at Santa Lucia Road as
Provided tn Seotion ~·320 et seq. ot the Streete and
High....y. Code ot the State ot Calitornia, Retaining
it aa a Publio Utility Easeaent,W
Dir80tor ot Publio Vorlca Viskovioh revia.-l his report with
Counoil.
John Kolski, 10540 Senta Lucia Road, questioned Counoil
regarding the IIOUth side of Cordova Road lIbere the .treet
goas through at this tw., He....s tnfo"""¡ by Mr. Viskovioh
that an asphelt dike will be constructed. It it should be
abandoned it would be quitolaillled baok to the property
owner.
It was IIIOVed by Counc. Gatto, S8000c!ad by Counc. Sparks and
paased unanimously to olove the public hearing,
It was IIIOved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
)Based unanimou.ly to adopt RellOlution No. 6367,
18. Consideration of vacation or a portion of Bollinger Road
at De Anze Boulev.~d.
a) RellOlution No, 6368. "A Resolution of the City
Council of tha City or CUpertino Ordering Vacation
or a Portion of Bollinger Road at De Anze Boulevard
as Provided in Saotton 8320 et seq, of the Straate
and Highways Code of the State of California,
Retaining it as a Publio Utility Easement.
Director of Public Works Viskovich infor.ad Council that
there was a revised resolution that had bean distributed.
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and
paased unanimously to close the public hearing.
It was IIIOved by Counc. Sp¡orks,
passed unanimously to adopt
rev bed copy.
seconded by Counc. Rogers and
Resolution No. 6368 as per
19. Application 3-Z-84 of CUPERTINO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
(JOLLYHAN ELBMENTARY SCHOOL): REZONING a total or 10.5
acres. 4.25+ acres from BA (Public Buildings) to R1-6
(Resic!ential~ Single-family, 6,000 sq. rt. minimum lot
size) zone and 6.25+ acres from BA (Public Buildings) to
PR (Park and Reoreatio:'\) zone. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW,
The Planning COI!Dission r"ecoamendð the granting ot a
Negative Deolaration. The subje~t property ia the
exIsting Jollyman Elementary School site located east or
Jollyman Park, north or Heath~rwood Drive and~; the
western term.inus ot De Foe Dr! ve, Dumas Drive and De La
Farge Drive. Recommended for approval.
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MIllUTES 01' THE JULY 2, 19811 CITY COUIICII. MBlTDÐ - cc-6119
19. (s) Ordinanoe No. 1274. "An OI'd1DaI1ooo ot the City ot
CUpertino Jaending Section 1 ot Ordinanoe No. 2 by
Rezoning 4.2~ Acres t'rotI SA Zone to R1-6 Zen. and
6.25+ Acres 1'roII SA Zon. to PH Zone, Existing
JollŸoun n.-ntary Sobool Site Looated Bast or
Jollyan Park, North ot _tbeMlOOd D..i v. and st
the llestem ter&1nua ot De roe Dri..., o.-s DI.'i...
and De La rarge Drive.·
Di...cto.. ot Planning and Dev.lopa.nt Sisk reviewed the
application with Counoil. In response to C?UDoil's qu.stion
regarding a l.tt... received relating to an Envi..onmental
Iapact Report tor this zoning and also Application 4_Z-81 ,
Hr. Sisk stated that the Planning eo.iaaion is reco_nding
the granting ot a ..gativ. Decla..ation and he would respond
to the l.tt....
It was IBOved by Couno. Sparks, s.cond.d by CoUIIC. Gatto and
passed unanimously to olos. the publio h....ing.
It was IBOVed by Couno. Spa..ks, seoonded by CoUIIC. Gatto and
passed unanilloualy to grant a "gativ. Declaration to..
Application 3-Z.84.
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It was IBOvecl by Couno, Sparks, s.conded by Counc. Rog...s and
passed unanillously to approve Application 3-Z-81 p...
Planning eo.ission R.solution 110, 2511.
It was IBOVed by CoUIIC. Rog...s, seconded by CoUIIO, Gatto and
passed unanillously to read Ordir~c. No. 1271 by title only
and the City Cl.rk's reading to constitute the ti..st reading
thereot.
20. Application 4-Z-81 ot CUPERTIRO ONION SCHOOl. DrSTRlct
(HOOVER ELl!MEllTARY SCHOOI.). Rl!ZOIIIIG approxi...".ly
10.25 gross acre". 5.25+ acres rroa SA (Public
Buildings) to R1-6 (Reaid.nt1ãl Singl.-tuily, 6,000 sq.
ft. mini,"UIII lot size) zone and 5.0+ ac....a troll SA
(Public Buildings) to ?R (Pa..k and-Recreation) zon..
ENVIRONMENTAl. REVIEW. The Planning CC4IIIIission
recollllends the granting of a Negativ. Declaration. Th.
iOubject property is the exi~tlng Hoover Elementary
School site located on the north side of Barnhart Place
between Primrose Way and Aster Lane. Recommended for
approval.
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Ordinance No. 1275. "An Ordinance of the City of
Cupertino Am.nding Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by
Rezoning 5.25.. Acres from SA Zone to R1.6 Zone and
5.0~ Acres rrÕm &1 Zone to PR Zone; Existing Hoover
Elementary Scbool Site Located on the Nortb Side of
Barnhart Place between Primrose Way and Aster
Lane."
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Public hearing
closed
llegati ve Dee.
for 3-Z-84
3-Z-84
approved
First reading
of Ord. 1274
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Public hear-
ing closed
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Negative Dec.
for 4-Z-84
4-Z-84
approved
First reading
of Ord. 1275
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HINUTES OF THE JULY 2, 1')84 CIn COUNCIl. HEETmG _ Ce-6119
~yor Pluney reviewed the statt report on this applioatiOD.
Dave Itlinger, Watertord Drive, stated that he hÐd sOll8
ooa.ents to sake that had been generated by OOIaents sode at
the PlaMing Co8l1asion meeting. lie requested that an
additional portion be placed in reoreation and not RI
zoning. ~ spending appro"iJllately $400,000, the City oould
aoquire an additional 1-1/2 aore ot reoreation land.
Upon being asked by Counoil, Director ot Parka and
Reoreation Dowling stated that in its preaent layout, it is
pose1ble that three ball tields oould be 118intained, but not
four.
Halen Wolterstortt, 7504 Leeds Avenue, told Counoil that she
had tirst seen the plan appro"iJllately two _ka ago. She
atated she was deli¡hted with the plan but then could see a
possible problem with the traffic pattern and suggested a
cul-de-sao at Leeds as well as at Donegal.
It IBS moved by CöùJto. JOMSon, seconded by Couno. Rogers
and passed ~~1mously to olose the publio hearing.
Director uf Publio Works Viskovich stated that the loop as
shown on the plan would give more visual aocessibility into
the park for securit:r. However, this oould be ohanged..t
the tentative map stage.
Counoil made several suggestions regarding reoonfiguration.
It was moved
and passed with
Deolaration.
by CoUDQ. Johnson, seconded by Couno. Roger s
Counc. Sparks dissenting to grant a Negative
It was moved by Counc. Johnsoni' seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed with Couno. Sparks dissenting t~ approve Application
4_Z_84 par Planning Commiss~on Resolution No. 2518.
It was moved by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1275 by title only
and the City Clerk's reading to con~tltute the first reading
thereof' .
Pl.ANNING APPl.ICATIONS
21. Application 2-TM-84 at AME~ICAN DESIGN AND ENGINEERING:
TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION HAP to subdivide approXimately
1.25 acres into six parcels ranging in size from 6,100
sq. ft. to 7,800 sq. tt. and ENVIRONHF.NTAl. REVIEW: 'the
?lannlng Commission recommends the granting of 3
Negative Declaration. The 3übj~ct property 1s located
on the north side of Orion Lane~ opposite DerbY3hi~~
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21. (continued)
Drive, approxiltately 400 tt, weat ot South Stel11n& Road
in a R1-6 (Residential S 11..-taa11y, 6,000 aq, tt.
min ~ua lot size) zoning cj.t~ict. RecOBBeaded tor
approval,
It was .aved by Counc. Spark..,
1M paned unan:l.ously to grant
App.ication 2-TM-84.
seoonded by Counc. Jobnøon
a "sative Declaration tor
It was IDOved by Coone. Sparks, seconded by CoOlIe, Gatto ODd
passed unant.Qu..ly to approve Application 2-~~84 per
Planning c.-J.....ion Resolution No. 2531.
ARCHITECTURAL &lID SITE APPROVAL COMMITTE! APPLICATIORS
22. None
tJlfFINISHED BUSINESS
23. None
NEW BU2INESS
24. Review ot City's earthquake insurance and request Ù,,,
appropria~lon.
It waf· ,"Qved by CoOlIe. Gatto, seconded by
pass~ unant.ously to appropriate $5,200
Fund ~, acquire earthquake insurance.
COOlIe. Sp&l"ks &lid
tl'Olll the General
25. tlariani P'1naneial Company Request tor General Plan
ANendment to consider &II increase in floor area ratios
tor tomer serv...,., station in the lIOuth....st corner of De
Anza Boulevard &lid Homestead Road.'
Director or Planning and Development 3isk reviewed the
request with Council.
John Delmar, reprerenting Mariani
informed Council that the requÐst was
economic issues.
aroup or Coo:apanles,
being made because of
It was moved by Goune. Sparks, seconded by Coune. Johnson
and passed unanimously to deny the request to consider a
General Plan Amendment as per Planning Coua.is~ion Resolution
No. 2528.
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Negative Dee.
for 2-TM-84
2-Tll-84
approved
Earthquake
insurance
Request for
GPA denied
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Noise ord-
inance amend-
""nt
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Re-roofing
bids rejectad
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MINUTES OF THE JULY 2, 198_ CIn COOHCIL HEI!'I'IIIG _ Ce-óJl9
26. Report regarding noise abatement ordinanoe,
Diraotor of Planning and Develol*"nt Siak presented the
Proposed revision to Counoil.
Hr. JiJ'J Anderson infol'll8d CoUlloil that he vas pleased with
the proposed or~il!Snoe.
Steve Silva, owner of a heli"opter business in San Jose
stated that the t1lles pel'llitting use of halioopters_y
cause some probl_, '%be COIIpaDy tries to work early to
avoid exposure to tha publio as IDuoh as possible. There
are potential probl_ with orowd COlltrol as weJ.l ....
endangering people on the street. He stated that he would
like to see 80re tlexi~tlity and have use of the helioopter
allowed during dayli¡: >t hours. He also stated it ..s not
a: ways possible to g1 ve 24 hour notioe if an _rgenoy
occurred.
It was IIOVed by Coune. Sparka, seconded by Coune, Gatto and
passed unan11lously to approve the proposed revision to the
noi~e ordinanoe amended to state that notice ..y be less
than 24 hours in cases of _rgenoy.
27. Streamlining plan for the Building Division.
Counoil disoussed the streaalining plan for the Building
Division.
(Ci ty Clerk's Note: Counc. Johnson .ert Counoil Challbers
at 9:04 p,... and Ntturned at 9:06 ;I....)
It was suggested that City staff ~t with other agenoies
involved in a pel'llit process regularly to review
applications and assist in traoking. Counoil stated that
if an application is oOBplete it should DOve swiftly and
requested that staff not cater to those submitting
incozplete applications. Also, should an application have
to be returned for DOre info......tion, the applicant should
be informed of how much longer it would take to process
once all information 1s received. Council will receive a
status report in six months.
28. Report on bid opening for City Hall re-roofing, project
84-101, and award of contract.
It was DOved by Cauna. Johnson, seconded by Coun". Sparks
and passed unanilDously to reject all bids, transfer $20,000
from the City Hall Halnte~ance Account and app~oprlate
$30,000 for a tot,l of $50,000.
29. Report en bid opening for WoHe Road ....dian
modification, Project 84-102, and award of contract.
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1 t ...... ,"""ed by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Couno. Johnaon
and passed tUlaniaously to award the contraot to Sveomey .
Sons fer their low bid or $19,921.80 and to appropriate
$21,800 from the EnvirODÐental Impact FUnd.
Contract to
Sweeney &: Sons
30. Report on bid opening for 5"e11ing Road median and
landscap1.1S, project 8_-01, and award of oontraot.
It >:as JIO"ad by Couno, Sparks, seconded by Counc. Johnson
and passed unanimously to reJeot all bids and to appro"e
inoluding this With the Stevens Creek/Stelling Intersection
Hodification scheduled for 84-85.
Bids rejected
Stelling Rd.
median
31. Request to extend the existing traffic signal contract
and to approve increases in certain rat...
(a) Resolution No. 6377. "A Resolution of the City
Counoil of the City of Cupertino Extending the
Existing Traffic Signal Maintenance Contract and
Appro"ing Increases in Certain Rates."
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, ~econded by Couno. a.·tto and
passed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6377.
Res. 6377
adopted
32. Report on City Hall modification.
Director or Public Works Viskovich revie~d his report with
CouDal:.
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I~ was IIOved by Couna. JOhnson, seconded by Coune. Rogers
and passed unanimously to appro"e a coma1ttee to look at
City Hall and services on a broad scale and roport to
Council prior to interviewing architects. O>uncilmembers
Gatto and Rogers were appointed to the cOllllitt<M, Arter
the COlllllittee has hed an oPPOrtunity to meet, the results
of the meeting Will be brought haok to Council.
Committee re
City Hall
modificat ion
33. âdoption of resolutions pertaining to personnel.
(Request closed 8e~sion at this time.)
(a) Resolution No. 6369. "A Resolution of the City
Council of the City of Cupertino Fixing the
Employer's Contribution Undsr the MPyers-Geddes
State Employees Medical and Rospital Cðre Act."
(b)
Resolution
Council of
Salaries for
Pay Gra,1es."
No. 6370:
the City
Post tions
"A Resolution of the City
or Cupert:no Establishing
Not Within a Sohedule of
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(c) Resolution No. 6371: "A Kasolution of the City
Council of the City of Cupertino Adopting a
Memorandum of Understanding between the City of
Cupertino and th~ Cupe~tino Employees
Association."
Cd) Resolution No. 6372: itA Resolution of the Cl ty
Councilor the City or Cupertino Adopt.ing a
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Renwald
claim rejected
Nune:z claim
¡ec ted
Schnieder
claim rejected
Hoang claim
rejectt:d
Etr:lioan claim
rejected
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33. (ð)
HeIIorandll!ll
CUp.,rtino
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of Understanding betw.en the City of
and the Opera ting 1!n&1neer' a 1.00101 No.
(e)
Resolution No. 6373,
Counail of tha City
Hanag_t eo.pen....tion
., Resolutiœ ar the Cit,
Of CUpertino AMnd1ng the
progr....
(f) Resolution No. 637~, .j Reaolution or the City
Councilor the City or CupertiDo &.endin¡ the
Rules on Conelltions of moplor-ont,-
(g)
No. 6375, "' Resolution or the
the City of Cupertino AMnding
Compensation Prosra-.-
Resolution
Counoil or
Confidential
City
the
34. Claim ror damages riled on behalr or Judith T. ReDWald.
It was moved by Couna. Johnson. seconded by Couno, Sparks
and passed unanillously to reject the ola1m and dirflOt the
City Clerk to notify the cla1œant's attorney,
35. Claim for daaages riled on behalr or a..on lunez.
I t was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Johnson
and passed unanillously to reject the olam and direct the
City Clerk to notify the cla1œant's attorney.
36. ClaLJI ror _gea riled on behalr of Mr. .. Mrs. Gerhard
Scbneider.
It was mov~d by Couno. Sparks. seconded by Counc. Johns""
and passed unanillously to reject the cla1m and direct the
City Clerk to notify the claimant's attorney.
37. Claim for damages filed on behalf of T7.e .. Ester Huang.
It was moved by Couno. Sparks. seconded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unanillously to reject the ola1m and direct the
City Clerk to notify the cla1œant's attorney.
38. Claim for damages filed on behalf of Pantear and
Patricban Etminan.
It was moved by Counc.
and pa3sed unan~usly
City Clerk to notit) the
Sparks, seconded by
to reject tbe claim
claimant's attorney.
C<'1unC. Roger s
ard direct the
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
39. None.
ORDINANCES
40.
f'lr:Jt c€'ad ing
the City of
11.24.16('1 and
Code, 'Rela t tng
or Ordinance No. 1216: "A..'1 Ordinance of
Cupertino Am~nding Section 11.24.150.
11.24.170 of the Cupe~tlno Hunlctp~l
to StoppIng, Stanalng or Par~lng on
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HDIUTBS or THE .JULY 2, 19/311 CITY COUifCIL MBBTIIIO - CC-"9
40. Coont1nl!ðd)
Hariani Avenue and Parking Lilli tations on Vall", Green
Drive.-
It vas moved by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Couno. Sparks
and passed unAn1llolllllly to read Ordinance Mo. 1276 by title
on17 and thv City Clerk's reading to constitute the tlret
reading thereof.
RESOLUTIONS
41. None.
NON-AGENDA BUSINESS
42. Recognition by Mayor ot special requests.
(a) General Audienoe - None.
(b) City Counoil.
Counoil was intoraed
responding to a noise
shopping oenter.
that the Comœunity Services Officer is
cOIIpla\.nt reprding use of s_per in
City statt will look into getting ~ore City (lags.
At 9: 40 p.II., Counoil adjourned to a olosed session to
disouss personnel I18tters.
At 10: 35 p.II., Counoil reoonvened in open session.
It was moved by Counc.
and passed unanimously to
per City Manager's memo),
Johnson, seconded by Counc, Gatto
ndopt Resolutions 6369, 6370 (as
C371, 6372, 6373, 6374 and 6375.
At 10: 36 P,!II, , the !IIeeting was adjourned to 6:00 p.II.,
Monday, July 16, 19811.
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First reading
of Ord. 1276
Closed session
Resolutions
6369, 6370.
6371, 6372,
6373, 6374 and
637:' adopted