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CITY OF CUl'ERTINO, State of California
10300 Torre Avenue, Cupert~DO, California
Te1evhone: 2S2-450S
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KIIllUTII:> or Y1Œ RECULAll ~.EETING QF THE CIT! COUlIICIL
IIJ.J.D Sr;run.a n, 1970 IN THE COURCIL CBAHIIER, CITY HALL,
CUPERTINO, CALIFORl'IlA
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Stokes at 8:05 p.m. and he
subsequently led the assemblage in a salute to the flag.
loll Call
Councilmen in attendance: Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green, Noel and Mayor
Stokes. Also in attendance: Acting City Manager Ryder, City Attorney
Anderson, Planning Dire~tor Sisk, Assistant Planner Covan, Director of
Public ~orks Yarborough, Chief Bui~ding Inspector Benevich, Parks and
Recreation Supervisor Ann Cuny and Recording Secretary Dolores White.
There were no absentees.
roll call
Minutes of the Previous ~~eting
Council:an Frolich ~oted a correction on Page 3, Iteo 2, indicating
that the reporting officer in this instance was Councilman Fitzgerald
and not himself.
It was then moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman Green and
passed unanimously that the minutes of the meeting of September 8, 1970
be approved as corrected.
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Communications
Written
I. From J. Iobert Dempster, requesting withdraval of Application
No. l3-U-70. (See Item No. 28)
Mr. Dempster confirmed his intention for withdraval of Application 13-U-
70 as per his written CGa»unication dated September IS, 1970.
Inasmuch as a Use Permit nad been previously approved and a public
hearing had been requested (Item No. 28), the withdraval issue was
continued temporarily to be discussed in conjunction with Item No. 28.
'13-C-70
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2. From Phillips Petroleum Company, appealing Planning Commission
action on Applications 13-Z-70 and 17-U-70. (See Item No. 40) :13-%-70 &
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:17-(;-70
This matter was cODtinued for discussion under I~~ No. 40 on the pending:continued
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Act:1q City Manaser Ryder ......v l' ... a letter recently recd."'" f~
1.arzy Dawson, l0Z13 Portal,. .. Cupertino, requeniDg pe~ to
'.D,--" at the -tin¡ of Ccta'" S. 1970 ¡-lIIarding a detertoratiJIs .1t__
idOD eainimc in Vi180D Pak -",.b baa turned into a public ~-_..
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A 1.£ter vas also recd"ed ~. c.1IIa a Fire Works perm.t for tile ,..r
L1.9n.
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A petition vas received. a ~ tiff wldch Md HeD prnioudy pr_ced
~o the Council aeabers, .t, . 1J)t 20 r_icleDta of lbaford ~- 18
.opposition to a reduction of ...-' s,1r requi~U fro. 20 feet: to
.15 feet (Item So. Z6 on the.. .a...).
An objection ..-as receivecl fro. !fr. a. D. ~tzer, Jr., 10060 Pb8r Lap
Drive, CupertiDo, relative to ~ staff report On the footbriclae 18_.
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1. Re<;:;ut from eo-.Jn.::i:.ec f:>r r_al of itSlS from the
cc~e~t calendar.
:-=>ere were DC requests for sa1ci r.-oval of items at this t1ae.
2. C~~:ri~ut!on of :25.OC !~:' the planting cf a c~~~rative
tr~ in the Hillside ?ar, area from the Kiwanis Club.
A.=ting City ~.a::ager Ryder re:aarkeè that a $25.00 cùntribution h.að been
re:~ived as 1:!i~ated in the ag~ and it was suggested by Counci1._n
k~l and agre~ to by Mayor Stoites that an acknowledgment òe sent to
~ Kiwanis C::;Ò thanking the: for this gesture.
A slide was t~eD offered by Mr. tyder showing the painting of La Petit
~~.anon recen:ly presented to ~ sister city of Copertino, Italy, by
~. Spiers (f,;,r:er Mayor of the ~ty of Cupertino).
3. Tele~hone cOllllDuni~t1øa.
A telephone call vas received by !'!r. Ryder frcm a Sears represeatative
relating that the original proposal of door-to-door solication (Itea
So. 36 on agenda) would not be carried out due to a shortage of t1ae
azr.!. thererore, a vithdrawal __ requested.
4. Open1n¡ equipmeDt bide.
!Ir. Ryder intro<luced, 8S an ...... ..sua to the agenda, the equis-eat bicla
to be discussed in the Dirrctor of Public Works report to the CouIIci1
at a later tise during the -ÛIIII·
It va IDOved by CouncUmaa ~, seconded by Councilman CreeD aød paaaecl
----t~usly that the co.auaicatiøDs be accepted as presented.
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T It Jepu.-f'uives
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i crtation PoUcy ".
Ittee - Kayor Stokes
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... IIayor indi::Ated that c.,., ....f1 holich and he atteu.ded a ......1.1
- '" =ec~:~ pertainina to die status of the &ctivit Ie. in each
aq a1III add": t::at he would II:-. die Council mmbers inioraecl of tbe
r-__'.. IUde ~ this regard. lie farther reported that the stucly OD
... .tablis!Du:t of a tra_i.t ö.st~i.ct is continuiag.
2.
P1~;~ Policy C
'~ee - Councilman Fitzgerald
k __ report!!'; ~y Counci~ fttzaerald that t!lere would be a _tins
~ )f this c.~ttee on ~. September ~4, 1970.
3. Inte:--':ity Council - ~r Stokes
AiccDrding t~ !'.1::."r Stokes, no _ti:lg was held of the Inter-City Council
aIDð be had Do:' :-~:-crt.
4. Leag'"," ~f California ~tíe. - ~layor Stokes
~e was nc :-=:-~:t ~resented relative to the :~ague of Califor--1a Cities.
5.
Ass:::'.1tion of Bay Area Governments - Councilman Frolich
~r vas disc::>=~ ~y Councibaac Fro~ich that t~e ~ext general meeting
cd A.B.A.G. :'2 2.::>edt;led for Save=ber 19, 19ìC'.
6. Fl.:-..~ ':"ntnl MvisQry r> ission - CJuncilman Noel
t]ae first me~:~::g of this c_ ~ a.ton is set f:r Xcvember 7, 1970.
7. Sea Clara County lõ.ater CoIzDission - Councilman Noel
Ca -ilman S.:-ë: :-eported a -ti.D& date is presently uncertain for the
-.e.r Coaaiss:':t:.
8. Soli': iiute Coaaittee of PlaDDing Policy Committee -
~i~ Green
.. Creen c~ted that the C
c:s- for an i...·ivtdual and C à
ÖIIpOaaI sites.
f ttee is still continuing its solicita-
, to prepare a study of solid waste
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the IÚJlUtes of the .1 'I.. Commission vere ack_leda_ ..
acct;tted for r."t.v 1Þy IIayor Stokes.
2. Application 22-Ð-67 f~ lart Avery requestina revt.r of
~nt PlaD - - - II (Glenbroolt) loutecl OD ~
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Application 22-U-67 (CGDCtm.4)
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~ f-. Director Sist. pr..-tecI d1cl.. of the prGpo." pI. (' '''ÙDI
~ the appl1cut vas ')..~-.. Pbue II of the Cleubroolt project,
.. Aid the Planning C I_daD bad _laded that the 15-foot .etbac:b
_ within the concept of tile oria1Dal plan and had 1Dd1catad their
¡-- andation Lr approval of tile appl1cat1oD.
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. dte de_lopment, accorcl1Da to Mr. Siak, coaabts of a pcopoaad 162-
~t cOllplu exhibiti.. a variadoa of buildinc heipt.. Six of the
'e1&ht proposed bu1lcliDas bad tile pbled portion of the structures facing
die property line with the r_iDiD& two buildings _tending to IS feet
'or the nort.i.ern line and the carports alao cœUnued to 10 feet of the
saj.d propert:y line. Mr. S1sk then offered a plot plaD and ".he original
1'TOpGsal to the Council for their info~tion.
:: ._ in a P (P1 T" Drnlo..-t) Zone..<t< 1_ for
.. "roval by the P1._f.. c-iadon in Reso1udoa 101 OD
Sep~_ber 14, 1970.
Mayor Stokes asked the Plaaning Director if he va. aware of the petition
i: oppo.iti~~ to reduction in .etback requirements recently submitted by
20 of the resiàents living on Rumford Drive and Mr. Si.1< replied in, the
a!firmaUve.
t:..,~ applica:-:. ~. Burt Av..ry of Avt~ry Construction Company, :-Iouno:ain
7íew, came :~r.ard to participate in a discussion of the proposed
¿e~elopme~: =~~enting that the drawings presented were of a schematic
~:ure evij¿~=ed by the ocission of sidewalks and detailing. He VeDt
on to sny :~~: there would be no windows facinF the residents on au.ford
except for :¿¿room \:indow. aDd opaque bathr~ ':i=dove in the upper
¡evel of t;,e unit. He added that the developl!!eDt vas directed towarcb
~ult livi~~ and no children or pets were to be alloved.
Responding t~ a request froo Mayor Stokes for addi:ional CJ rnts,
Mr. Puetz (C1ainr.an of the Planning Commission) ca~e forward aDd
reported t;,at the plån developoent does not actually restrict the
s~de yards cr :ack yards and further indicated that most of the hoaes
i: the area were of the t~o-story design.
~. Terry ~~~ell, 21406 Rumford Drive, vas of the opinion that the
greenbelt 1r~a vas very small, the ~nds of the buildings abutting the
residential areas were not pIe, "ing and the swimming pools and carports
appeared to be very close to the surrounding homes. He added that
the 20 foot setbacks, in his belief, would be preferable.
Councilman Green inquired as to the distance between the pool located
closest to the residents and the property line,to which Mr. Avery
~..ponded that the pool vould be SO feet from the line with the lanai at
approximatel~ a 10-fOÞr. distance.
Councilman Froli~h comaeDted that minor changes of the plan could. in
all probability,be ..de whereas si:abl. changes relative to .oviD(
ltaildings woulà be of s subataDt1s1 nature. He then inquired as to
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Application n-U-67 (conti_cO
... au yard setbacks required OQ a siDgle-faaily dvelliDl aDd Hr. Sisk
....U... ebe aim- baa b_ _tabU.hed at 20 feet for the .ain
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At dda ~Øe, Mayor Stoltu ... . clarification that the nbcIlv1aioD had
_ .... iato Hr. Avery's back yari aad DOt vice-versa.
*. C. E. ....,. of 21296 Ruafori Drlve indicated his favor of the plan
... ... in ag~_t with Hr. Mulrell that the 2O-foot .etbacks should
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Aft_ farther discussion of the sl;e, it was IIOved by CoUDCu.an Frolich ,
~~ the 20-foot setback requir..-at be enforced for the aaiD buildlngs ,22-U-67
i,awol"ed in the plan with the ac_sory buildings remåiDing in conformancedenied
rich tbe _p as presented, The ~t1OD was seconded by CoUDCilman Noel ,as presented
rith the following vote. I
.J'8S: Counci~=,en Frolich. Fitzaerald. Green, ~oel and Mayor Stokes
...: None
Ab.-t: None
3. Appl1:a:ioJn 16-n!-7C fro. Horst Klei::lann for a Tentative Map
to coc=i:e two lot. inte ODe. located at southeast corner of
Foothi:: Boulevard aDd Santa Paula Avenue; Lot. 29 and 30.
"com::~ded for approval by Pfanning ~"CIIII1asion ltesolution
No. 80:, August 24. 1910.
Prior to disc~ssi:~ of the application in q~stion, Councilman Fitz~erald
reqaeated to a~s:a1n froa the vote in this :atter due to his 1nvolve-
...t in the .pp:i~a:ioo.
It ... recOØDen¿e~ ~r Mayor Stokes that this issue be joined with
dbe related 1s.~. ~lt.. No. 21) for a caabined vote,
16-nf-70
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Architectural a~ Site Approval C tttee l
1. The &1nutes for the Architectural aDd Sit. Approval eo..lttee inutes
..-tin¡ of September 9. 1970 accepted for r.v1~ by Mayor stokeiiccepted
2. "co.Deødation for approval of Application 298-HC-70, Albert A. i
Hoover , Associates. tor a 3' x 10' ground .ign for Quantor I
Corporation located in Vallco Park OD HoIDe.tead JlDad,
After a bri.f discussion durioa which it was confirmed that the proposed I
ø1p vas iD conforllance with the Sign Ordinance requir_enU, it was IDoved:298-HC-10
~ Councilman 1>oe1, seconded by Couøcilman Fitzgerald and p....d .....nt-ou._,approved
17 that Application 298-HC-70 be approved.
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391-HC-69
d1scuss1oa
on Phase A
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391-HC-6~
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approved,
Phase B
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JlfDat.. of the City COO·....jl. Sept_ber 21, 1970
Arc:bitectnral aDd SUe ApproYal c-ittee (cont"....ed)
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3. be ....ifotioD for approYal of Application 391-~9. Sean.
-.oebuclt aDd C ~....", for a concrete ret."....W1C -n at the
aortheut comer of Sean property on Wolf..... aDd for
area l1¡htiJla 10 the parlWla Iota of this ... pparty,
Cldef 1u1ldiDg Inspector 1-- .lch abowel alid.. of the CWO rata1DiD& walla
:IIIIIicating that tbe ...w,,_ beigbt ~d be 4 ieet, usilla the laDdsc:apiDg
'_ a b....
Hr. ~etb MeDdia, Coustruct1cm AdaiDistrator represenCiIIa C2Iarl..
Lucban Cœ;>any, cont1Dued tb~t the average height __ 3 f.t. 3 1Dc:b..
for tbe total lelllltb.
Councilman Frolicb asked vh!' the retaining vall bad DOt baeD atended up-
_rd for one or two feet above the aaphalt for utilization as botb a
bumper and ~overage for the, underllide of the parked aut_bile...
Mr. Hendia :':1dicated that a dual blDper was planned near the retaining
vall with a curb ahead of that to stop the wheel of the cara. He
added that :~e planting of a climber type of plant w.. propoaed for
screening t~ese cars.
~yor Stokes sU2~ested that an explanation be given as to the light1n¡
and Mr. Be~e~:'ch reported that the proposed light standards would have
lOOO-~att :~~~:s. i~ûr on ~.ch staDÙard. Tn~ original height proposed
was ~o fee:. ~~e~er, the Architectural and Site A~rrov31 Committee
re~~en~c= :~at a 30-foot standard ~ith 3 :-foot, 6-inch pedestal
be appro_ei .it~ a conditio~ that shielding be used on t~~ aides to
protect t~< residents in the area.
Mr. Mendia. i~ resronøe to an inquiry froe Cvuncilman Frolich as to the
after-hour :~~r.t1ng, cOŒ:ented that the procedure usually followed vas
to leave :~è :ig~ts on for about one hour after closing or until the
e=ployees ~a~ g~ne home.
Concern .as ~x?res.ed by ~~yor Stokes i~ reference to the lightin¡ in-
tensity an¿ ~e re~uested further cl~rific3tior. be oade by means of
ca~culatio~s an~ ~dditional study efforts. p.~ ind1~ated that he could
not offer 3 ;onclusiv~ vote based on the in:cr=ation given and recommead-
ed the appl:;ation be re-scheduled for he3rin~ at the September 28th
.eeting and :hat the electrical engineer be present for discussion at
that time.
It vas move¿ by Councilman Green, seconded by Councilman Fitzlerald
and passed ¡'y a unanimous vote that Phase A, pertaining to the retain-
ing wall, be approved and that the he3ri~ relative to the area lighting
(Phase B) be postponed until the meeting of September 28, 1970, c~enc-
iog at 7:30 p... The motion vas passed by a unanimous vote of the members
present.
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Miautes of tbe City CouDC11, Septeaòer 21, 1970
Arch1tect~al and Sice Approval to.Pittee (continued)
4. hc:-encJ.U.onfor approval of Application 437-RC-69, Modern
JIeou eo.p&ny, for a 2-1/2' x 13' vall sip for lt8s's Stride
Ute Bootery; ...s. for a 3' x 16' val:' si&D for Tho. HeAD
Sboe Store, (loth atores are located at CroaarC*Ù Shopp1Da
Center,) .
After a discussion of the p~opoaed application, it ... .oved by Council-
_n Noel, secoDded by CouDc11Jun Frolich and passed ........4....1y that
Application 437-HC-69 be approved.
5. !ecOllllllenÙ8tion for approval of Application 437-BC-69, Ad Art,
for a 3' x 16' vall sign for Country Casuals located at the
Crossroads Shopping Center.
After Sig~ Ordinance conforaAnce was established. it vas &oved by
Councilcan Xoel, seconded by Co~~ci1man Frolich and passed unanimoualy
that Application 437-HC-69 be approved.
6. Recommendation for denial of Application 474-HC-70, West Valley
Sign Company, for painting of surface lettering on front and
~o sides of Hoyt's Furniture, 20559 Stevena Creek Boulevard.
Council=4n =r~lich requested clarification of the objections of the
Architec~~r;: and Site Approval Committee which led to their denial rec-
ommendati:n ~f this application.
Mr. Benevi;~ reviewed slides explaining that tbe Committee felt the sign
design c~~:l ~ave been tcproved, they objected to signa being placed on
three si~e$ :f the building and requested the applicaDt return with a
revised ren~~~1on for their appraisal.
~DCil~n :r~lic~ suggested that applicants be given definite specifi,a-
tioDS t~ ~~~ ~bem in preparation of an improved sign presentation and
further inl~;3ted that the objections of the Architectural and Site
Approval '::=1ttee r...ined unclear to hila.
It va. =·.-e': !)y CounciI.an N_l and secoDded by Councilaan Creen that
Applicati:n .7~-HC-70 be denied.
Ayes:
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Absent:
':..:>un.::ilmen Fitzgerald, CreeD, Noel and ~yor Stokes
C:uncilaan Frolich
Sene
Parks an¿ L?.::reation <=-18sion, Water Commission and Library «=-iasion
There ~ere co .eetints reported of these coamissiona,
Pul-l1c Beuings
1. Application 12-Z-70 from Hor.t ~le1aann requasting praaoDing of
approximately .358 acre located sautheast corner of Foothill
Ioulevard aDd Salata Paula Avenue fro. a SiIIIle-faaily a..idential
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(Cowley ltl-10) Z- to Quaai-PubHc (City BQ) Z-.
~encled for ~cwal on August 24, 1970. (See It.
10. 29, thU .- "-. for the first readina of Or.B-.
No. 469, if .....'~_....)
, er- .. n- Fitzlerald rdC___
;00 ~ application.
his request to abstain f~ the vote
; .,__i"l Director Sisk .taG.,_ slid.. and explained that the applicut
, :_ requesting tbe cODSOl:1&tacioD of Lots 37 and 38 into one lot, with
flr-eDUCiOD. dedication of 10 feet for Che boulevard, for the purpose of erecting
'. l4-bed convalescent home on the property. He said tbis application
bad been recccaended for approval by the Planning Commission.
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l2-Z-70
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13-0- 70
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:The applicant, Horst Klei-.nft, advanced for discussion of tbe application
and subsequent to this discussion, it was moved by Councilman Noel,
seconded by C~uncilman Creen and passed by a unanimous vote tbat the
public heari~g be closed, with Councilman Fitzgerald abstaining from
the vùte.
It was furt~er moved by Councilman Noel and seconded by Councilman Green
~t Applica:ion 12-Z-70 be approved.
Ayes: ;:.,.,.,"dlmen Frolici.. Creen, Noel and }layor Stokes
Soes: ~~~e
A:stain: C~~"cilcan Fitzgerald
ADsent: :\one
:n retumin~ :~ Item 17 ur.èer :he topic ..ntitleè "PIF.n.,ing Commission"
it was move: =: Counci~n 50el and secondeó by Councilr4n Frolich that
A~plicatior. :t-~-70 be approved.
Ayes:
Soes:
Abstain:
Absent:
Cc~ncilmen Frolich. Green, Noel and ~ayor Stokes
:\c::e
Cc~n_ilman Fitzlerald
:>oDe
2. Arreal of Shirley E. Odou requesting reversal of Planning
C~ission approval of Application 13-~-70 for a ~se Permit
to ~perate a nursery school and child Cûre center located at
t~e southwest corner of Homestead Road and }laxine Avenue.
(Continued from September 8, 1970)
After requesting comments from the audience relative to this application,
it vas moveè by CouncibDan JOel, seconded by Councilman Creen and passed
uøanimously that public hear1D& be closed.
It vas then ~ved by Councilaan Fitzgerald ~nd seconded by Councilman
Frolich that Application 13-U-70 be denied.
Ayes:
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Councilmen Fitzaerald, Frolich, Green,Noel and Mayor Stokes
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Minutes of the City CøuDçil, September 21, 1970
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1. I1r8t readia& of OrdiD8OCe 10. 469: "AD Ordfft.ftce of the
City of Cupertino Mending Section 1 of Orðfft.ftce No. 2 by
~aBODiDI a Certaia PortiOG of the Coaty froa a Sinal...
f.-ily ...ideDt1al (lll-lO) ZOGe with the County to a Quaai-
Public (IQ) Zone when Annexed to the City; Appro-ri-uly
.358 Acra. Locat;ecJ Southeast Corner of l'oothill JIoul.vard
aIIII Santa P_la Av_".
It _ IIØftd by Counci~ Hoa!, secondecJ by CouDc:l.bIm1 Green and pus'~
_ftf_ly that Ordi1l8llCe 469 be read by title cm1y aIIII that the Kayor'.
reading of the title COD8titute the first reading of the ordinance,
Aye.:
Noes:
Ab.tain:
Ab.ent:
CouDcll.en Frolicb. Green, Noel and Kayor Stokes
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Councilaan Fitzgerald
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Ord. 469
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2. First reading of Ordinance No. 471: .. An Ordinance of the City
of Cupertino Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Re-clas.i-
fying a Certain Portion of the City of Cupertino from Single-
f..ily Residential (Rl-IO) Zone to General Commercial (CG)
Zone; Approximately 0.962 Acre Located Southwe.t Corner of
Homestead Road and Maxine Avenue.
Councilman Green stressed his opposition to the enactment of this ordi-
nance .tating that he had checked the property and felt it would be a
mi. take to accept the offer made by the attorney representing the appli-
cant in this matter. He ~equested that it be made clear a. to what
property would be exchanged in this issue.
Ord. ;;.71
opposition
~yor Stoke. inquired a. to whether the service .tation in que.tion wa.
to be demolished upon approval of the Planninl Department and Planning
Diractor Si.k re.ponded by reading Condition 15 of the subject ordinance.
dtsc:!ssion
It v_ mentioned by CoUDcilaan Frol1ch that the problem of removal of
abandoned .ervice .tation. has been in exi.tence for .oae time and vas
in agreement vith Hr. Green that the City should have a choice as to
whicb .ervice station was to be raDOved. He questi-oned County Permit.
in effect and deed re.trictions.
A discu.sion ensued pertaining to permits and deed re.trictiona and
PlaDDing Director Si.k remarked that any site .ubmitted would be
pre.ented to the City Council for their review and approval. .
Councilman Frolich reco.aanded evidence be brought before the City
CoulICil as to deed restrictions being placed upon property and further
that deed re.triCti0D8, ollCe impo.ed, be irrevocable.
After further diac:uaion, ~yor Stoke. indicated hia qra_nt vith
CouDcl1aan Green,
hi. 10
an. 471
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: I~ _ _ed by CouDc1bIaD 7itquald ad aeconded by Cot...,,4 bIaD Frolich
c-. OøIiDaDce 471 be read by title 0Dl1 and that the ~r'a r..'""II
¡at ~ title constitute the fir.c K9.A4~ of the ordift......
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:......: Councilmen Fitsg.ra14. Frolicb. JIoel
; ....: Councilman Green aDd IIeJor Stokee
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: A£ dIb tDe the ord1DaDce __ ~ 1D ita entirety by ActiDg City lleDager
'II;). "- for the inforaation of aU pr_t,
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I. No. 206S: .. A Re.olution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the
Amo~nts and from the Funds as Hereinafter Described for
Salaries and Wages for Payroll Ending September 8, 1970".
A::er a reading by Councilman Fitzgerald, it was moved by Councilman Noel
a:å seconded by Councilman Green that Resolution 206S be adopted.
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Yo. 2066: .. A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cup~rtin~ All~ing Certain Claims and DeMands Payable in the
Amounts and fëom the Funds as Hereinafter Described for
Miscellaneous and General Expenditur.....
A!:",~ a reading b," Councilman Fitzgerald, it vas moved by Council::lan Noel
~ se:cnded by Councilman Creen that Resolution 2066 be adopted.
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7:!:~:shed Business
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Re-submittal of re1uest by Sutter Hill Development Corporation
for modification of conditions imposed on proposed service
station at southeast corner of Stelling and Homestead Roads.
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=e-submitted~. Ja~k Taylor, representing Sutter Hill Development Corporation,
3~tter Hill appeared from th~ audience reviewing events leading up to the re-
saba1ttal in question, indicating that $130,000 had been expended
for t.provements in the development and adding that had Albert.on's
Market proceeded as scheduled the development would have continued.
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discussion
joint ceeting
Sept. 28
park n=e
discussed
Linda Vista
chosen
Route as
overcrossing
cooperative
effort
indicated
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_11_ referring to the plot plan. JIr. Taylor indicated that the _r's
~"_1 intention was to build a croup of .bops in conjunction rich
a_ ~'s Karket and ina~" _ the 8arbt building had not proceecled,
.. _ t bad been ..de for COId:~ of construction in the sboppiDa
__ Be said the two main q_u.oaa _n: 1) Could the restr1ct1oDs be
~ Iwred on the Gulf Oil pendt 1£ tbe sbopping area is developed aad
2) - 'A there be cy objecti_ to tbe sbopptna area devel~t pro-
-~ iaBediate1;r?
p1I I~ Director Sisk indicated tbe Use Panit on this service station
IYMI eaq,ired on April 7, 1970.
A ~ication vas made by Mayor Stokes that this Use Permit would have
to Joe reinstated through the P1_h,g c-tssion in order to be effective
... ...ed that a possibility ~sted of additional conditions being 1m-
r r~.. a result.
2. Setting of a date for a joint meeting with the Planning
Commission and the Architectural and Site Approval Oo=m1ttee.
Tbe Jiayor infor.:>ed the Council meabers that the subject meeting had been
set for Monday, Sè?teober 28, 1970, with the adjourned City Council
.eating beginning at 7:30 p.m. which would continue into the joint
-tlDg.
3. Selecticn of a name for the Hillside Park Facility.
Tbe øaae of Linda ,ista Park was suggested by the Parks and Recreation
Deparcaent as t;'è .>fficial n=e for the Hillside Park facility and
it ... interjectej ~y Acting City Manager Ryder that this was tbe
st:¡¡e .uggestio~ subcitted.
BsJor Stokes recarkèd that most park names reflected the location of
tbe facility and offered his favorab~e comments in this regard.
It ... aoved by Councilman Frolich, weconded by Councilman Fitzgerald
aDd passed unanioously that the Rillside Park facility be named Linda
"lata Park as suggested by the Parka and Recreation Department.
4. Pedestrian overcrossiDg of Route as in the vicinity of
University Way.
Discussion of the City Council's willingness to participate
in the financing of the overcrossing.
b) Authorization for City staff to !\.n;)tiate with the School
District and the County to ..tab! ,h the proportions of
their contributioas.
a)
NJUc Works Director Yarborouab lave a brief explanation of the it_ in
... rU_ and it was IIOved by CouDc:ilaaD IIoel, seconded by Co~'I1c11aan
~_ aDd passed by a unan~ vote that the staff indicate the City'.
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1IIa£1D1shed !c.siness (conti,[ r I)
_'nf.._ to participate 1a ... P~>I11 ued overcrossing of JIDvt. lIS -
-~.ted by the Director of ...,.. ..~.
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1. Solicitation PendC r _
r frca Sears, Roebuck aDd r. _ , .
,11...r-- - ~dslng~;:o a Dreviousl,. - ·
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aepresentaùft requesting vfp-
, CIloI. _ pursued ~y ~he Coundl.
. oral cODDun1cation fr_ a S . ..
1 of this request, this _ccer_
b' 81_
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:'pprcmlli:
Clu&t:er
Permit:
discusS'"-=.
2. Iss=nee of pendC at -..u Weisz Company, Inc. for a ~.
Li::ense to conduct a 4ay public auction at St. Claú/JP1eld
!~lding, 10240 B~ ~.
~ vas move¿ ~y Council1ll8l1 1Ioel.
,..ssed una-<:!C:;sly th!:: the 1.
fer the sai: ?~~:ic auction.
.. ,_ded by Councilman Fitzgerald aød
-~ of a Business License be apprøwed
A.I: this t:i=¿ ~y:'r Stokes a('Ir-i.eðged the presence of several yocths
:observing t::¿ ::i!e:ing in tbe """«-ce and welcomed them to ~he _tiDa·
A re:ess ~~s ~=::cd at 9:5~ ÿ_2_ aDd the meeting re-convcncè a: l~:OO p.m.
3. R¿~i¿.::: proposed CeTe~opaeDt under County Application File
:::. ::-:.4 located 0: 5::outhvest corner of Stelling Road aDd
~:::¿::3n Road (&3-2.4) Zone.
A drawing .~> ~"'i!3i!nted for tl:e :::o-.mcil's study whUe Planning Iarcctor
~~sk explai~¿¿ :::3t the County ~d of Supervisors changed the z~ on
=Lis prope:::: ::: RJ-2.2 and a Q~ter Permit is presently under ccDSidera-
::::'on. He s~i¿ :::i! catter r.ad :ee:s brought before the City Council for a
zefinite p:si:i::: on the issue.
~. Sisk c:i¿:::i!: the Council to ~e project reporting that the property
::~nsisted :: 9.9 gross acres ~ it is proposed to construct a cI~ter
~evelopmen: ::,~isting of l32 ~ts to be sold injividually at a later
:ate. He s~i¿ :::e area is s1.cg~fa:1.1y zoned a~d, with roadways removed,
=be density 3~¿=3ged out to 18 =:us~ers per acre with a gross basis of
approximate:: :3 to the acre.
!>e continue': :::3: the parting ~ropo8ed was 1-1/2 spaces per dwelliDa unit
Which is less :::3n City standards (2 s~aces per dwelling) and r~~ested
::be Counci:' S ?èsit1on in chis regard for presentation to the County Board
:f Supervisèrs. In addition. the plan generally indicated 20-foot setbacks
with 50 per ::e::.: open space.
D1e appl1ca:::, ~.r. Bill CroueU. 1300 Oak Creek Drive, Suite 106. Palo
~to, Califè:-:1ia, introduced slUes and photographs of an existúla develop-
_t in the Coc:.)rd area sayiJlc that the plan was designed to prcnride about
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SIt .-s calt open 5]'ace .md SO per cent CO'II'ered space coDSutina of buU,d-'
J..- ... parking areas. He then shoved . CDSIp8r1son of old treac.ents
... _ aocI pointeè out the ....aderiDrg .1"~lItS, recreational faciUty
.... Ju ø~ing poo!. (aaintaioed by die "'ooroer's Association). . app1f...ttt's
-duplex, four-plex and six-pl~ ca.btDatioaa, and proposed '".. .1ptioa
_.. .. ._AS. The blÜldings were to haYe _.1r. roofs with 4-foot ove1"halllP
_~ rooms 10 strategic locatioaa. c:.rþlØ'ts beina iuvisible froa the
.... -. patio fencie¡¡; aDd moclern light futures, He 88id the prt.ary
~ J¡-"-ind the R=:1dtree devel<1c rt _ CO provide high-quality,
_ - uly priced ::~"sing oriented tovuds people, open green space,
_~cectural am"~':ies and having 1,000 square feet as an aver..e
per .-i.t. He expressed a willingness to dedicate any portion which
J .... be requireè for a public street.
....1-... Yorks Direc:~:' Yarborough mentiDDe<J the access and egress to the
y:rr4 lIS units inai:ating his feeling that. due to the traffic pattern,
a pl611.c right·-of......l:.. was not a oecessity but that a circulation change
. . Decessary :;:0 ?rovide a choice of direction.
C; il....n Frolic:: '.as of the opinion t~t the McClellan access was im-
~ and ~layor 5:,:¡"es suggested that the roadway be one_ay only
~ ~ellan Roa¿.
It __ the conse~s:;s ;:If the Council :e::bers that the parking requiresaent
of 2 spaces per è.¿::ing be upheld and t~t this position be passed on
~~w&h Planning ~::ector Sisk to the aoard of Supervisors.
4. Request f:,~o Information Storage Systems (155) to allow tem-
porar)' ~= of a maximum of £i'7e (5) 10' x 55' office trailers.
Property is located at the southerly terminus of Tantau Avenue
in a Pl.t:.:ted Development Zone.
It ... ~ed by C~~cilœan Noel, seconded by Councilman Green and passed
'~ly that :::e request be approveé with a 6-month time limit to
be ~sed on sai': request.
s. Setting ~ctober 50 1970 as date for Public Hearing on Applica-
tiODS 13-!-iO and l7-U-70.
It ~ aøved by ~~~cilman Noel, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald and
J ell by a unani-.·us vote that Occober 5, 1970 be set as the date for
..s.e public hearing.
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1. Ac:ceptance of lIIIprovement ia coajUDC:tion with the follovina
projects:
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dis=ssion
2-s;¡ace
parëDg
upheld
trailer
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&raxtted
13-%- 70 &
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:.=.1tial
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Mr. Steak (Doa -, rrr..)
East side of~" ~ 15. Worth of Bollilller Joac1
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_"'" ft ~ _.-<1 by CouDc:it.eD litqualAl. n-,,1IIIed by CoUDCi1JlaD Roel ...
, I - ..i_Iy that the 1.,4'091 ~. 1a coajunctioo with KoDte Visca
1Htfa"· al and Mr. Stealt reata~ be ......,ted.
- L øf Officers
L City Staff
Acc:lla& City Manager Ryder reported recd~ of a bill from the Bank of
~ for the paynent of the library bond ùebt service and requested
pe,.,...;-ion to drav ¡;arrant No. 6915 for 512.430.04 payable and due on
Sep'" -"T 24, 1970.
It __ moved by Councilman Noel and seconded by Council
Acr:f:Dg City ~lanager be permitted to draw said draft for
lib:ary bond debt: service as requested.
Frolich that the
payment of the
Ayes:
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Counci~en Fitzgerald, Froli~, Green, Noel, ~layor Stokes
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A r~t vas then !:<Ide by Mr. Ryder that Warrant 6914 rp issued payable
to ~~ Augsburger as payment for addiLioDaI tree base casting required
for ::be Civic Center Plaza.
It ... .oved by ~uncilman Noel and seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald
thaI: said varrant: be issued as initial payIUInt in the amount of $1850.00.
sai.cf warrant payable to John Augsburger.
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Letcer of commendation had been received by Ur. Ryder from the Los Anseles
CouI:IIry EDgineerls Office sayill! that our Chief Building Inspector,
Mr. ~Ilch, vas very far advanced insofar as making certain notic..
_«"~le to nev tenants and further requested copies of these notic_
for ~lar utilization in the Los ADgeles area.
A ,. "'("-tion reflecting commendation for the efforts of Public "orb
DirK%Or. Lee Yarborough, vas alao recently received by Hr. Ryder.
TIle letter expressed the apprecution of the local Chamber of C_rca
far Br. Yarborough's assistance in pr~d1Dg a presentation of the
loi..- ~ progru in our area,
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F _ rt of Officers (continued)
.. . r-4....er, Mr. Ryder c~e.necl ~t the park dedication would be
~~ out, as scheduled, on OcEGber 3, 1!#70.
CIa ----.sy, Septellber 24, 1970. at: 2:00 p.m" several students 1molved
Sa __--.eDt classes vill be toar1JIc tbe City offices to obs~rve local
__ _ -t in action.
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1 October 3
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CI£y ~rney Anderson reported that the two Quo-varranto suits are atillsuits
Sa die ~ds of the Attorney Geaeral ~ the third suit was succ...fully . pending
~ .. as the Motion for a Nev Trial vas de-nied and no appeal vas
- .! -L -t:ly filed.
1'IIit11c ~orks Director Yarborough reported on the bids for equipment, con-
~1Dc of two three-quarter too pickup trucks, and indicated only one
~ ~ received ~~ich did not have tbe bond required or an appropriate
-.,...t1l1"e on the proposal. Because of the bid being incomplete, it vas
SIII&C~ed that the bid be rejected and re-advertising be undertaken.
~ second item re?Orted in the equip:ent bids was a tr3ctor loader.
~ee ~ids vere re~eived by Mr. Yarborough, ranging fro~ 57552.13 to
!J999.00 and it ~ÂS recommended that the low bid or $7552.13 be accepted.
r: vas moved by Cc~r.cil~an Noel ~ seconded by Ccuncilman Fitzgerald
é:.at t::.e low bid c: nS52.13 be a;r,:>roved.
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C~ Ccuncilmen's ReDorts
Councilman Green reported that a ~lantiDg party had been scheduled at
Cbe ~ Linda Vised Park for Saturday, Sept~mber 26, by volunteers
~-shi=l to plant i~e plants. He requested an expenditure be made for
refr~ents for the volunteer group.
A!~er 5QDe discussion, Mayor Stokes offered a portion of his salary
c=uards this exper.¿iture saying that he had some doubt as to thia
bc1.D& a proper City expense.
~ber discussion ensued, after vhiCh Councilman Green vithdrew his
......t1on vith the offer of -kiD& the expenditure himself.
C----ilBan Green vent on to say tbat the property conditions recently
r _ aM in an app:ication initiated by Mr. Rifredi had not been _t
tri%h t!ae limitation period. He .~... that the only indication of
~ procress in this regard vas the addition of 15 trees and the
5 __1 of a portion of the feDC~.
equipment
bids
'tractor
loader bid
accepted
plant-in
party
Se!lt. 26
:condit10ns
discussed
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:raffic
:ondition
íi.scussed
~~udy
.uproved
-rior
:-otbridge
-e'liew
.~?roved
:eeting
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C1.Cy CouII~iø-'s bports (cOft~" ~)
_.. __ reap .. that Hr. tifEWÖ ~r·"ed before the P1._....
:- - -1_ at die ap1ratlon of ... 6O-tIay t1lle lJa1Utlon að i~
:~,......ted at that u.e tbac .. -'-.. UT before the joint .-dJIa
U'~ - ..ad for Sept.-ber 28 for d.. r rdon of tbe a1stiDa si~.""-
... .. "'r1D& re1aùn to the u.. PaId~ ia_d.
. Î n__ er- stressed bia ("~
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..... ~·~.ted ~.thl. soluttoa..
_ as to the traffic c:oncIit1-T
.~_·s stores on Stevens Creek ~
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.~ a discussioc of possible rA "1-., it vas the CODSens... of die
t' 11 that either signal1zat1oa or a closin¡ of the island ar_ .hoald
.. ....rtaken.
Ie _ IMIVed by c..-mcilman Greeo .... seconded by CcUllcilmaD ftczaerald
.... passed una~;~~~ly tbat this area be studied a~è, furtber, tbac
r- -en<!atiol:.S ::~ .resented as soon as possible f"r alleviation of
~ problem.
It vas reporte.: ::y C"uncilman ~reen that the pers",:-..::el system study is
cc:=iDUing pe~i~ ="tification from the League c: CaLifornia Cities
as = éI mc>del ~=-$~:n~l system.
'"--·-..cnition 0: ~;:--A4enda Items by the Mayor
A!~ a brief '::'$:'-"55ion, it ·.as .eved by Council=3.:: Frol1ch and seconded
Ïry' :.:>uncilman ~;:¿: :~at the footbridge 1.:;sue be =-e\"::'~"'ed by the Plannl"S
c....."..< "sion pr:':=- :: the City Coun~il hearing th~ =a:ter scheduled for
úc=:'er 5, 197: ::=- ¿"pediency ~ the matter.
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Cou=:::::= Green and Jioel
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It -..as suggest¿': _: ~!ayor Stoltes that Hr. Puetz s:,,~¿ule a Planning
Ca=:~sion Spe::'3.: Y~~ting prior to the meetin~ :: the City Council
~ :~tober S, :~-: ~s an aid in the prompt dete~:::~tion of this i.sue.
A re:-quest was ::.¿:: :"ecognized by the Mayor frc:: ~::-s. F. Shields for
~~ssion to ~;;=-~$S the City Council relati\"¿ ~~ :r~ilers. After it
vas d1scovere¿ :~: the requester vas not prese::t. it was recommended
~: Mrs. Shie:¿s :~ntact the Ac:1Dg City Mana~êr :~r placement of
bar request 0:: :::.e :l?cor.¡i~ agenda.
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After sOlae ge~:-L discussion - DC the Council ::"",bers, it vas __
.,. r,,'~i1man r:-,,:ich, seconded by Councilman Soe1 and passed rich
a _iJDous vctE :!:.at the meeting be adjourned to the joint meeting
IliDutes of the City Council. SeptembC!r 21, 1970
Adjournment (continued)
.-daeduled for September 28. 1970. COIIIIIIChclng at 7:30 p... in tile Council
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APPROVAL:
ArrEST:
...1.s/ 1-'=.:::. Rvder
Ci:, Clerk
/s/ Gary G. Stokes
}wyor, City of Cupertino
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