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CC 08-20-84 cm at wtublU , S'l'A1'I or CAL.LrUIIIUA 10300 fOUl jßlUB, CUPIRTIIO, CA 95014 TILIPHOIIB. (408) 252-11505 IwIIIU3 or TBB RIOULAR MBBTIIO or TBB CIn COUICIL ØII:LD 011 AUGUST 20, 19811 III TRB ex..... battell ROOM, cm lULL, wfaruUlO, CALI1'ORlIIA Ha,or P1UIIIY called tile aeet1Dl to orde.. at 6.115 p... in the CoUIIOil Cbaaber. City Ball. SALOTB 'fO TBB FLAG ROLL CALL Couno. Present. Gatto. JoImSOD, Rogers. Sparka. Mayor Pl\IIIØ Statt Present I Ci t, MllDapr Quinlan Deput, Cit, Clerk V1l1aranta Trattio F.nsh"'oer Grill Assistant PlIUlll1nS Director Cowan Director of rlDanoo Sa,der Director ot Parka and Recreation Dovl1nS Assistant to the City Ifana8e1' Brown City Attorney fil1Ð POSTPOtIIMIIITS OR NEW AGENDA ITI!HS None STAFF REPORTS 1. Oral reports by statt _bors and subllission ot written reports. City ..."....r·s Report City Moo""lpr QuillIan presented a statt report to the Counoil reøard1Dl a PCB sPiU in Cupertino. a _t1n8 to disouss location ot a new post ottioo. a report tl'Oll the Calitorn1a RltSional Water Quality Control Board and a report and request tor aotion røgarding HR 4103 (cable tv control). It was IIOYed by Couno. Sparks. seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to accept the resignation ot Roger Higdon tr~ the Architeotural and Site Approyal eo.Blttee. COUNCIL REPORTS 1. Mayor Plungy: Reported on the Sister City Prograa. _1_ MIIIUTES OF THE AUGUST 2{¡. 198~ CITY COUIfCIL MEBTDIG 3. Couno. JOIII:SOII: Legislative asview eo.a1tt.. - It vas IDOved by Counc. Sparks, aeooaded by Couno. Rose... aDd passed unan1llloualy to take the t'ollowing aotiODs regarding proposed legislation: Oppose AS 2635 (pestiOide pl'eellption), Support AS 286 (restriot parking), S8 1518 (antitrust), BR 11103 (nable tv). Council requested City Mllnaser to set up a _ting with Congres_ Ed Zsohsu. Council requested intoraation on Proposition 36 the Jarvis Initiative, the proposed 1/2 cent seles tax and the Ross Johnson Initiative and requested they be agendized by the City Clerk. 5, Couno. Rosel's: Reported on Peninsula Division- 6. Couno _ Sparks: Reported on the BMR CoaIi ttee . CONSENT CALENDAR It vas IDOVed by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Johnson and passed unan1lDOuslY to approve the Ccnsent Calendar. 7. Resolution No. 6403: "A Resolution ot' the City Counoil ot' the City ot CUpertino AllovinS Certain Claiaa aDd Dellands Payablfl in the Aaounts and Fro. the Funds u Hereinatter Described tor General and H1soell~eous Expenditures tor the Period EDding August 3, 1984.- 8. Resolution 110. 6404: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil ot the City ot CUpertino AUov1n8 Cartain Cla1lls and r--nds Payable in the Aaounts and tl'Olll the Funds as Heretnarter Desoribed tor Salaries and Wages tor the Payroll Period Ending August 7. 1984." 9, Resolution No. 6405: "A Resolution ot the City Council ot the City ot Cupertino Inoreasins Amount Paid Toward Insuranoe PremiUIIIS t'or Counoil_bers." 10, Request tor vaiv~r ot business lioense ree - Humane Society or Santa Clara Valley- 11. Resolution No, 6406: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil ot the City or CUpertino Approving the Final Map and "[gprovement Plans or Tra-:)t No. 7592 Located on Rae L..'U1e; Developer, Ronald F. Sykora; Acoepting Certain Easements; Authorizing Signir\3 or Final Map and Improvement Plans; Authorizing the Exeoution or Agreement in Conneotion Therewith." 12, Aocept~~ce or City project perrormed under contract - Foothill Boulevard Widening, Project 80-08. ITEMS R~VED rROM CONSENT CALENDAR -2- . KIJIUTES or TB& ACOUS'f 20, 198_ CI'r! COUICIL MBBTIJG 13. Resolution Mo. 64101 "A ResolutiOll ot the Cit, Council the Ci ty ot CUpertino AooeptinS Grant ot Eas_nt tor Roadway PurPOÞS troa ec.. Iftt t, lIous1ll8 Developers, Ino. COIIsist1ll8 ot ApproXillately .09 Acres, Located &lons 5ianohL Way." It vas IIOVed by COuna. Sparks, seoOllCfed by COunc. JOMson and passed unanlaously to approve ResolutiOll Mo. 6_10. ORAL C<HroNICATIONS 14. Members ot the audience regarding matters not on the agenda, Mayor Plungy presented awards to Olympia atheletes Sheryl JohDson and John Paul. PUBLIC HEARINGS 15. Cons1:leratiOl1 and oonfil'll&tion ot report and aasessaent tor weed abat_t. (a) Resolution Mo. 6407: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil ot the City or Cupertino Provid1n& tor Lien Asse_nts and tor the Colleation ot Sue Result1n& troa the Abateaent 0: Publia Nuisances." It vas IDOVed by COUDa. Sparks, seconded by COuno. Johnson and passed unanlaousl, to olose the publio hearing. It II&S IDOVed by Couna. Johnson, seconded by rouno. Rogers and passed unanimously to approve Resolution Ro, 6407. 16. Appeal of Planning ec-1ssion denial of vertical extension alons existing build1n& l1ll8e tiled by Sean and Jill E. Durkin (2 story addition). Assistant Planning Direator Cowan presented a statr report to the Concil giving and explanation ot the appeal and decision by the Planning Commission, Jim Jackson, representing Mr, & Mrs. Durkin, 10401 Somerset Ct., stated to the Counoil that he would like thea to tocus on the overall height issue and that he felt the additional 4 feet would not make a dirterence to the neighbors, He went on to give a briet explanation of the history of the application. (City Attorney Kilian entered at 7:37 p.m.) COuncil discussion ensued with Mr, Jackson regarding the proposed addition. -3- -~., "'," ~""",-...-. MIRUTiS or THE AOOilST 20, 1984 CITY COUNCIL KEErDIG BaII1sb Scott Intght. property ovner, stated to tha Counoil that the d1agrftlt presented vas not to acale and that tbl Durkin's ~ ext«1ded another 13 teet past thaiI' baM. lie produced photographs taken tl'Oll their backyard to pl'O'le hU point and IItated that he telt the addition to the h... lIOuld block sunl18bt into their baokyard and side bed~ and theretore lIOuld I'..ve a detr1llental ettect upon tlle1.. property. Russell Blalack, property ovner, stated to the Council that he telt the addition would bltve a detr1Mntal ettect on his peace and IIOrels being the party living nut door and that h" tel t the decision by tb-' Planning Co.-1ssion to deny the vai7er sbould be upheld. Counc. Sparks quelltioned Mr. Blalaok as to his desire it the waiver was to be granted. Mr. Blalaok cOllllented to the CoID1ssion that he telt the 15 tt. setback sbould be required. Allan Sa1'.;b, 1089 Milky Va" stated to the Counoil that he bad :-.:ö-fer bad a question tl'Oll any ot t.he adjaoent no1ghbors , regard1ñg bis second story addition. He vent on to state tbat several ot the otber hœes in the neigbborhood werr. 2 story bœes and that he vas in tavor ot the Durkin's addition as he telt tbere vas 110 privacy prob18ll' Lorraine Scott lCn1gbt, cautioned the Counoil to please think carefully betore ulring their decision. CoUDO. Gatto requested application by statt. further olaritication ot the Assistant Planning Direotor Cowan gave a briet explanation ot the annexation and auidt'lines used. Couna. Rogers questioned the City Attorney regar1ing the oonsent docuaent between the two parties involved, City Attorney Kilian stated that the document had no bearing on the pl'fIsent case. Council discussion ensued regarding the appeal and the proposbd addition. Couno. Rogers questioned Mr. Jackson as to whether the architect bad taken lines or sight tor privacy purposes for the addition. Hr, Jackson stated that the architect had not but that it was understood that th,) issue was the backyard and not privacy. _i¡_ HIlWTBS OF THE AUGUST 20, 1984 CITY COUNCIL HEBTIBCI Discussion ensued betlHlen Counoil and Hr. Jackson reprd1n8 trellis scre8l11n8 ot the second story patio. Couno. Jobn8OD questioned the City Attorney as to the basis tor the Counoil's decision on the appeal, City Attorney Ill1an stated that deoision should be baaed upon the t1nd1D¡a ot the ordinance and that the owners oonsent dOOUMDt ahould have no bear1nS on their deoision but that the reason tor their oonsent should. Counoil discussion ensued with Hr. Jaoktton and Hr. Blaloø:C regard1nS oonditicns. It was IDOVed by Couno. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and passed with a 3-2 vote with Couno. Johnaoo aDd Rosers dissent1nS to approve the appeal by Sean and Jill DurkiD .. it is tound reasonable to IIaIce a second story addltioo 1D vertical liDe with the exist1nS build1nS and U31nS trollis soreen1nS on second story peti~ and togged windows 011 seooad story bathl'OOllS. City Attorney Kilian introduoed the honorable Judie Ita visiting rro. Japan. PLANNING APPLICAtIOMS 17. Application 11-U-82 (Revised) ot CoaI!:un1ty Bous1nl Developers. Use Pel'll1t to inolude rlOdit1catiun ot oertain architeotural elements, exterior materials end floor plans. In addition, a I'IIIIIp, litt and ,,~ ot refuge" intended tor eraergenoy evaouation are proposed tor derletion. BD.,iromaentel Review. TI'A project vas previously assessed, henoe. no aotion is required. The subject propert, is located approxiaately 150 ft. south ot Stevens creek Boulevap~ and 300 ft. erst ot Ste111n1 Road in a P (PlamIed Development) zonin¡ distriot. Reoommended tor approvrl. Actions to be taken: 1. Approval/denial of applica~ion per Plann1nS co..1ssion Resolution No, 2536. Assistant Plann1nl Direotor Cowan explained to the Counoil that the applioant vas request1nS ~val fl'Olll the agenda. It was !lOved by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Sparks and passed unanllllously to removed item 17 tl'Oll the agenda, Couno. Gatto requested the City Clerk notify Counoil at the beginning or the meeting regarding itema to be removed, Mayor Plungy gave a brief explanation of the applioatioa being removed. -5- MINUTES OF THE AUGUST ZG, t984 CITY CQUHr,IL, HEmlfG 18. Application 8-TM-76 (Revised) of Brent LN. Consideratioo ot a obaDp in looatiœ or deletioo of a pedestrian and equestrian ___t thro\l8l1 Lot.s 7 and 6 of Traot 5990. Enviroaaental Reviewl The projeot vas previously assessed, henoe, no aotion i8 neoesaar)'. 1'be subjeot property 15 located at the southerl1 te1'll1nus of Rainbow IIrive. !leoOlaended for approv'l. Aotioos to :., taken. 1. Approval/denial ot application per Plann1nl Comaission Resolutions 2540 and 2541. Assistant Planning Direotor Cowan presented a staff report with a briet history of the applicati\JD. Counoil disoussion ensued regarding liablitl. l118intenanoe and aooess to the park. It vas the oonsensus of the Counoil to approve the eas_t to the park wi thout an equestrian t.rail and to have aaintenanoe and installation done by Mid Peninsula ReS10nal Open Spaoe Distriot. It vas _'led by Couno. Sparks, secC'Dded by Co\òDo. Johnson an<! passed un..onimously to continue the it. to the meet1nl ot Sðpt..>er 17, 1984 atter fUrther deliberation with the aPPlioant and Mid Peninsula Regional Open Spaoe Distriot. 19. APPlication 4-TM-84 of Peter Camarda: Tentative Subdhision Hap to subdivide approxillately 1.7 aores into six parcels and EnviroDll8ntal Reviewl The Planning eo-J.ssion reo~nds the srantlng ot a "ptive Deolaration. The subject property is located 00 the southwest oorner ot Forest Avenue and North Blaney Avenue. Reo_ded tor approval. Aotions 1. 2. to be taken: Granting ot "ptive Deolaration. Approval/denial ot applicatioo CoIIIIIIission Resolution No. 2542. per Planning It vas IDOved by CoUllO. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to approve the granting of a Neptive Declaration. Assistant Planning Direotor Cowan explained to the Counoil that there would either have to be variance hearlng or the deletion of Condition 18. It vas IDOved by CoW"c, Sparks, seconded by Counc, Johnson and passed unanimouslY to approve Application 4-TM-84 Of Peter Camarda with Condition 18 deleted, Marv Kirkeby, engineer, ex~lained cul-de-sac to the Council, a diagram of the _6_ MI1IOTIS Of 'rID lœœ! 20. '~ß~ em eooø~t. \oŒ.R!m Reoesal 8.52 p... to 9192 p... ZO. Application 9-~811 ot CUpert1no Union School Distriot (Joll,.aD B1~tarJ SOhoo1)s Tentative Subdiviaion Map to subdivide approJl1llat.e1, 10.25 aorea into 19 reaidential puoela ....l'\Ii "I in size troll 6,000 sq. tt. to 10,000 sq. n. ud OM parcel oODsiatinS ot 6.2+ eorea for a future park sitð and Bnvil'Olllll8Dtal Revinl The P1aa:n1D& eo.1aaion reco.anda the grantlnl ot a lleptive Daolaration. ApproX1llate1y tour eores Looe zoned R1-6 (Rea1dentlal 5111&1e-t011y, 6,000 aq. ft. ainiaua lot aize) and tile II i"ing 6.2 aorea are zoned PR (Parks and Reo....tiœ). The aubject property is located œ the to.-r Joll,..n B1ementary School site, east of Jollyaan Park, oortb ot Beatbervood Drive and at the western tara1Dua of De roo Drive, ~a Drive and De La Parae Drive. Reo~.ddT."i'ld tor approval. Actions to be taken. 1. Grant,1n& ot ....tiYe Daolar.,iOl1. 2. Approval/denial ot ,pp1ication per Plannlnl COaaI1aaion RelOlutiœs 2545 and 2545(A). Assistant P1ann1n& Director CovaD presented the statt report to the Counoil atatlnl that trattio oirculation tor the area was the ..in issue. Counoil disoussion ensued reþJ'd1ng use ot a oircuitous route in the area. City Manager Quillll1D explained to t.be Counoil that they should JI&ke a deoiaiœ reprd1n& the traffio oiroulation before approvlnl the subdlvialœ. Counc. Gatto requested that the Cit, Clerks ottioe notity reaidents south or McClellan Road. Baat ot St"'lllnl ane! North ot De Anza Blvd. of the resolMduled hearinS· It was IDOVed by Couno. Johnson, seconded by Couno. Sparks and passed with a 4_1 vote, Couno. Ro&ers dissenting, to continue Application 9-~811 0: Cupertino Union School Distriot tc the meetlnl of Sept..ber II, 1984. 21. Application 10-TM-84 of Cupertino union School District (Hoover Elemen~ry SOhool) I Tentative Subdivision Map to subdivide approxiaately 11 aores Into 27 residential paroels ranging in size tl'Oll 6,000 sq. tt. to 8,500 sq. tt. and one paroel consiatlnl or S+ acres tor a future park site and Bnvironaental Revinl The Plannl.log Commission reoommends the grantio¡ ot a NegatIve Declaration. Approximately six acres are zoned R1-6 (Residential Single-familY, 6,000 sq, ft. minimum lot size) and rive acres are zoneo PR (Parks and Reoreation). The subjeot property is located on the -7- MINUTES OF THE AUGUST 20, 1984 CITY COtßfCIL KEBTI1IG toraer Hoover Elementary School site, north ot 8arDhaJ'1; Place between Primrose Way and Aater Lane. Rec_nded tor approval. Actions 1.. 2. to be taken: arantinS ot Negative DeolaratiOD. Approval/denial ot applioatiOll per Commission ResolutlOD No. 2546. Pla",,11\g Assistant PlanninS Direotor Cowan presented a starr report to the Council. It was IIIOVed by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimouslY to approve the granting ot a Negative Deolaration. Walter $emiok, 7555 DeFoe Drive, recOllllended the Coun('il look at a oombination ot areas as there "ere currently problems vlth crillle and drugs in the area. He vent 011 to state he telt barrioades and seourity precautiona were needed, Dirk Hartogs, 7518 Leeds, stated to the Council that be liked the idea ot sinSle story homes and preterred BXh1~it A to Exhibit B. Bob Crier, 7513 Leeds Avenue, stated that he preterred Exhibit A and recOlllllended the uae ot Donegal Dr. Be expressed his desire to have the Council meet vlth hill at his home betore they made their decision. Dave 1C11r.ger, stated to the Council that he t'elt all issues should be heard together and that he would like to see them DOve expeditiously to create the amenities. Counoil disoussion ensued regarding the application. Bob Edmunston, Cupertino Union School District, gave a briet explanation ot' property lines to the Council. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc, Johnson and passed unanimously to approve Applioation 10_TM_84 ot' Cupertino Union School District (Hoover Elementary School) per Planning Commission Resolution 2546 and uaing Exhibit A. It was IIIOVed by Couno, Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanilllous!y to send a minute order to stat't' regarding recont'iguration ot' subdivision on the westerlY side adding 10 more t't, ot' parkland and deleting 10 t't. ot' subdivision property, ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS 22. None, -8- MItrl.lTES OF THE AOOOST 20, 1984 CITY COUNCIL HEBTIlIG UNFINISHED BUSIIIBSS 23. Request tor oonsid~ration ot a -No Smoking- ordinanoe, (Plaoed on agenda at request ot :3arbara Rogers) Mayor Plungy pve a brier history ot the request. Hartin Hiller stated to tbs Counoil that be t¡¡:ï.t an ordinanoe would be apprçpriate ae there vas a problem getting businesees to etltorce prograu vOluntaril,. Couno, Rogers stated she had received a call rro. Terry 3pice t~ the ~ri~an Canoer Sooiety "bo stated tbey vere in tavor ot the ordinanoe. Ed O'Dwyer, 5992 Cahalm Ave., San Jose, representing the AIIerioan Lung AlISooiation, stated that businesses had no interesi; in vcluntary programs and that legislation was the ~st etteotive way to oover all situations. Couno. Johnson stated that problem. entoroability would be a Gene Lee stated to the Counoil that he had been on the Planning Co.-1ssion for the City of Mountain V11'1f when their ordinance vaa passed and felt that it had worked. Be oOlDented that Counoil should not ignore the need. Lanoe Brown, 102ó1 Orange Avenue. stated to the Counon he telt industrial hazards were greater than 1III01ein! hazards on the job. NEV BUSINESS 24. Report on bid openings and award of cont.·aots. (s) BOIIIeetead Road and Volte Road Tratt10 Signal Hodit1oation, Projeot 82-09, It was IIIOVed by CoUDO. Johnson, seoonded by CoUDO. Rogers and approved unanisously tha award the oontraot to Steiny and Company, Ino. tor $105,388.00. (b) City Ball Re-rooting, Projeot 84-101, It vas IIIOved by CoUDO. Gatto, seoonded by CoUDO, Johnson &r.d passed unanimously to award the contraot to Western Rooting Service tor $35,193.00. (0) Equipment bids, DPW 85-01. This item was removed per statt reoommendation. -9- MImBS OF TBB AUOUST 20, 19811 CITr COUICIL HlBTIIO 25. Request for uae of tllllPOI'aI"J trailer tl'OlS Cupertino-&mt.a Clara Republican W_. Federated. It vaa IIOVed by Couno. Gatto, seconded bJ Couno. Rosera and passed unanimolUllY to approve the request for tOlllpor!U'1 trailer use by Cupertino-Santa Clara Republioan WOaen, Federated. 26. Report 0.'2 bid o~1n&, B1anohi Va, Development, and award of oontraot. City Attorney requeated this item be heard atter olosed session. 27. Cla1.lll ag.ainst publia entity tiled on behalf of Blaine Rainey. It vas IIOVed by Couno. Rosers, seoooded by Co·mo. Gatto and passed unanimousl, to reject the 01a1.lll filed on behalf of Elaine Rainey and to direot the City Clerk to notit')' the ola1llant. 28. Cla1.lll for dalllases tiled by Harriet SaI1th. It vas IIOved by Couno. Gatto seconded by Couno. Johnson and passed unan1.llloualy to reject the olai. for dallages tiled '" Harriet Sllitb and t, direct the City Cleric to notit')' the ola1llant. 29. Consideration of revisions to zon1n& ordinanoes. (a) First read1n& of Ordinance 110. 1283: -An Ordinanoe of th,. City Counoil of the City of Cupertino Aaend1n& Ordinance No. 652 Procedural ordinanoes.- (b) First read1n& of Ordinance No. 1284: "An Ordinance ot the City Counail ot the City of Cupertino Alllend1n& Ordinance No. 618 Planned Develo lllent.- It vas IIOVed by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimouslY to read Ordinance No. 1283 by title only and the Deputy City Clerk's reading to oonstitute the first reading tbereof. It vas IIOVed by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc, Sparks, and passed unaniaouslY to read Ordinance No. 1284 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to constitute the first reading thereof, 30. Summons & Complaint filed in Superior California: Judith T. Renwald, Plaintiff. Court of Counoil received the information, -10- .:..<..''':'.....¡;.''":... -""....-.".-,,!..-';~,' .',~' !'~:'._~"""'':~¡f:'!'''!'~.~,~~~-,.,~;~ MDroTBS OF THE AUGUST 20, 1981 CITY COUIICIL MUnRO 31. Adoption or Agreeaent ror Prosrru. three ,ear (1985-1987) Comaunity Ðevelopaent Joint Povers Blook Grant (a) RelOlution 110. 61108. "A Resolution or the City Counoil ot the Ci t, or !:upertino luth<'t'1Z1D& Execution or a Joint Exeroise or 10vers &¡r....nt and Cooperation ~ent with the oount)' or Santa Clara Pursuant to T1tle I ot the Rousing a&d CoI&IIUD1ty DeveloPlHDt Aot ot 1974, as _nded, tor Pisoal years 1985-1987." (b) Resolution 110. 64091 "A Resolution ot the City Counoil ot the City ot Cupertino Autbor1Z1D& Exeoution or a Housing Provision Agreement with the County or Santa Clara Pertaining to Administration ot Community Development Blook Grant Funds Advanced by tbe Ci ty or Cupertino t<. the Community Housing Developers." Planner I BiDn"ndyk, gave a briet explanation ot the res(Olution. It was moved by Couno. Johnson, seoonded by Couna. Rogers and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution 110. 6408. City Attorney tilian gave a briet explanation ot the City's rights and obligations regarding Resolution 6409. It was IDOved by Counc. Johnson, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed with Counoi~bera Gatto and ROlers dissenting to adopt Resolution Ho. 61109. It was IDOved by Couno. Sparks and seoonded by Couno. Johnson and approved unanimously to authorize the mayor to sign a quitolaim deea between the City ot Cupertino and the County ot Santa Clara. 32, Consideration ot prohibiting parking on the west side ot De Anza Boulevard between Bollinger Road and a point 250 tt. north ot Kirwin Lane. (a) First reading ot Ordinanae No. 1285: "An Ordinance ot the city ot Cupertino Amending Section 11.24,150 of the Cupertino Muniaipal Code, Relating to Stopping, Standing or Parking on De Anza Boulevard." WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 33, None. ORDINANCES _11_ " ··_,·-;"V'"",!:.~:n~.;?"""""._~..~...t;· . HINUUS OF THE AUGUST 20, 1984 CITY COUNCIL MBBTIHG 34.. Seoond read1n& or Ordinance No. 1281. "An Ordinance or thtl City Counoil of the Cit, of Cupertino Allend1n& CUpertino MUnioipal COde Seotion 2.16.020 RelatinC to CoIll\oil Salaries." It. was aoved b)' Couno. Bogers, seconded b)' Counc. Gatto and passed UDa11180usly to read Ordinance No. 1281 b)' title only and the Deputy City Clerk's reading to ooaatitute the secQnd reading thereof. It was IIOVed b)' Couno. Rogers, HOonded b)' Counc. Gatto and passed unanbloual)' to enaot Ordil\m\oe No. 1281. 35. Seoond read1n& of Ordinance No. 12821 "An Ordinance of the City of CUpertino Rezoning Approxilllatel)' 1.7 Gross Aores rro. R1-10 Zone to R1-7.5 Zone Located on the Southwest Corner ot Forest Avenue and North Blaney Avenue." It was moved b)' Couno. Rogers, seconded b)' Couno. Gatto and passed unanbloualy to read Ordinanoe No. 1282 b)' title only and the Deputy City Clerk's reading to oonstitute the ~econd reading the~ot. It wa~ IIOVed b)' Couno. Rogera, seconded by Couno. Gatto and passed unaniœously to enaot Ordinanoe No. 1282. 36. Seoond reading of Ordinanoe No. 1280. "An Ordinance ot the City of CUpertino Amend1n& Seotions 2.74.010, 2.74.020 and 2.74.030 of tt~ CUpertino Munioipal COde, Cable Television Advisory Committee." It was IIIOved b)' Couno. Rogers, seoonded b)' Couno. Gatto and pas,ed unaniœoualy to read Ordinanoe No. 1280 by title only and the Deputy City Clerk's reading to oonstitute the second reading thereof. It was IIOved by Couno. Rogers, seoonded by Counc, Gat~o and passed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1280. 37, Second read1n& or Ordinance No. 1277: "An Ordinanoe or the City ot Cupertino Repealing Certain Ordinanoea Outlined in Seotion 2 and Establishing an Ordinanoe Regulating Parking." It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1277 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to constitute the second reading thereof, It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1277, RESOLUTIONS -12- ·1,·, ., , MIIUTBS or TBB AUGUST 20, 19811 CITY COUIfCIL MBrrIIIJ 38. None. NOI-AGElDA BUSIIBSS 39. RecO p1ition by øa,or ot special requests. (a> 0_1'81 Audienoe. Mayor PIlIlID' stated that the Counoil had reoeived a letter request1D8 waiver ot rental tees tor a portable Pi systell to be used in an event bonorlng Sheryl Johnson, OlY1lPio partioipant. . It vas 80Ved by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Johnson to approve the waiver ot rental tees tor the PA s,stell. , At 11100 p... the _tlng was adjoumed to olosed session and reconvened at 1l:l2 p.... 26. It vas IDOved by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Couno. Sparlca and passed UllllD1IIousl1 to award tbe oontraot to Duran and Venables in the amount of .68.1163.02 subject to a .12,500 surety to be received troa the eo-unit, Houaing Developers to cover City's .stDated expensiell tor OII1Dent domain proceedings. (b) City Council. ADJOI1IIRMEIIT Meeting wall adjoumed r;;Iø;" 0$~~ 11:15 p.m. at -13- \',.<.::'