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CITY OF CUPtRIINO, State of California
10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California
Telephone: 2S2-450S
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ftUlIlIr;S OF THE ADJOUIll'lr.u JIEGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUlfCIL
IŒLD lIOVlHBER 30, 1970 111 THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY BALL
uoruu.UlU, CALIFORNIA
x.,or Stokes called the meeting to order at 8:00 'II... aDd subsequently
led the salute to the flag.
løll Call
Attending council_: Fitzgerald, Frol1ch, Green and Hayor Stokes.
COuncilman Noel vas absent from the meeting. Also in attendance:
Acting Chy Manager Ryder, City Attorney Adams, Planning Director
51sk, Assistant Planner Cowan, Public Works Director Yarborough,
Chief Building Inspector Benevich, Parks and Recreation Director
Parham and Recording Secretary Dolores White.
roll call
Minutes of the Previous Meetings
I. Approval of KiDutes of regular meeting held November 16, 197
2. Approval of Minutes of adjourned re¡tular meeting held
November 17, 1970.
3. Approval of Minutes of adjourned rel!iular meeting held
November 18, 1970.
4. Approval of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting held
November 21, 1970.
S. Approval of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting held
November 23, 1970.
6, Approval of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting held
November 24. 1970.
The above-cited Minutes were approved by individual motions by
Counc!lman Green which were seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald and
passed unanimously.
inutes
pproved
Written Communications
7. City of Hodesto Resolution urging action to alleviate the
problem of litter and waste disposal created by the sale of
beverages in disposable, non-returnable containers.
Acting City Manager Ryder co Tnted that this vas a ~ransa1ttal copy
oaly, indicating that the city did not sell any of the.e disposable
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lliDutes of the City Council, Woveaber 30, 1970
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Vritten eo-unicat1oDa (CODt:ID~)
8. FTœ! Hr.. FnDt Morri.sey oppodDg propo..c1 Ja. -- ,
deve1~.
9. Froa Attomq s-Iorc1 A. Bediner concurri1la ta pndøa].y
subm.tt" opt...- nprd:ID1 declaration of TeSttJe0-4 ne :In-
volving "fOOCbridae __t".
10. ~ J. V. ..... .."....1ing PlaDnina ~.·iaD ......., of
presCD:lDa AnJf('.Cion 14-Z-70. (Public BeariDa to .. ..t
for Dec....r U. 1970)
11. Prom Sùuu.7_le s.".dt-Day MvDtiat Church for ,... raiaing
drive beÞ...a Dece.ber 5-17, 1970, by tllped or U". carollina
music (and for Yai_r of Buaines. Lic..e f..),
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12. Proa DiY1aiaD of 1H1~. tranaittina fully a.__ ..red nviaed
Fre_ay qra -t _rina lIoute 280 at Mary .w.o...
Mr. llyder exp1aiDed that tbia it_ vas a tranaittal copy provicliDg for
the overcrossina.
13. From ¡inne Thorne advocst:IDg preservation of ~ space..
In addition to those aent10aed above, Mr. ltyder reported that letten
vere also received from the following: 1) J. Robert Dempster requeating
to be heard on a Use Permit condition imposed recently on the service
station located at Boaestead Road and Maxine Avenue, 2) from .evera1
fourth-graders at the Arch Wilson School requesting 'preservation of the
foothill property; 3) frOlll the Wilson School first-graders with work
enclosed relative to the preservation of open space.
Mr. Ryder explained, for the information of the Council, that due to the
recent holiday, the Planning Commission Minutes and the Water Commission
Minutes vere not available for this meeting.
corresc=.õence After a brief discussion, it vas moved by Councilman Fro1ich and seconded
discuss.~= by Councilman Green that the appeal of Application 14-Z-70 be scheduled
for public hearing on December 21 and this motion passed unanimously.
In reverting back to Item No. 11 under Written Communications, it vas
moved by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Green and passed
unanimously that the fund raising be approved, as requested, vith a
waiver of the Business License fee.
It vas suggested by the Mayor that a response be forwarded to the
students at the Wilson School, indicating Cupertino's position and
setting forth action taken during the course of the evening's meeting.
It vas aoved by Councilaan Crean, seconded by Counc1lJuD Frol1ch and
passed unani80us1y that the ~unications be received as indicated.
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Minutes of the City COUDcH, November 30. 1970
Written CommunicatioDs (cootinued)
~or Stokes ref1ec~ecI dIa~ at tbe last meeting a resolution was
passed relative to the Soropt1m1sts Club and tbat tbey bad subsequent I
requested a procl...~ioD be issued with respect to their 50tb Anniver-
aary. He then re_ D~" a ItOtion be initiated autborlzinf!; him, as
Mayor, to si!n the proclamation on behalf of tbe City of Cupertino
_r1dDg the 50th ~Y..øary of tbe Soropt1m1sts Club.
It was SO moved by C-.d.1aan Prolich and seconded by Councilman
Green. The IIIOtioo ....sed witb a unanimous vote.
Oral Communications
Hr. J. Robert Dempa~er referred to a condition of a Cse Pe.1mit re-
cently approved by the City Council wherein it vas indicated that
an existing service station baving a valid Use Permit would be
abandoned in excbange for the construction of a new unit. He men-
tioned the service station located at Pasadena and Stevens Creek
Boulevard as the station selected, adding that it had an existing
Use Permit, that the abandonment would include the large parcel
behind the service station and, further, that the buildin~ would
be removed from the site. He concluded by requesting the City
Council's approval of the selected site subject to the City Attorney
and his ~orking out the proper documents to complete this action.
In response to an inquiry regarding the Use Permit, ~r. Dempster
said the permit would be vacated at th~ County level and rever$ion
rights would be signed over to the City of Cupertino.
It vas ooved by Counci1can Green, seconded by Council:an Frolich and
passed by a unanimous vote of the Council that tbe selected site be
accepted as the location for abandonment, subject to Ðro~er documents
being submitted to the City Attorney and City Council and including
the reco~mendation of Mayor Stokes that the docU3ents prepared reflect
that the building will be removed from the site.
RellOrt of COIIDD1ssioD8
Council ReÐresentatives
15. Transportation Pelicy Collllllio:tee - Hayor Stokes
The Mayor reported that there had been no meeting held of this group.
16, Planning Policy Coznmittee - Councilman Fitzgerald
It vas reported by CouDci1aan Yitzgerald that DO ..eting had been
held of this committee.
17. Inter-City Couacil - ~yor Stokes
There vas no Inter-Cicy Council _eting held, according to the Kayor.
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Soropu.ists
Proc~tion
seTVice
station
abanèomDent
discussed
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abanè=ent
a~ÐrO'""ed
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reports
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solid vas~e
study
reco,.......... ~d
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HiDutes of the City ~', lIcnr_ber 30, 1970
-.port of eo.1as1ou {uari 110
18. Lea.. of CaUfoaa1a Cities - Hllyor Stokee
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Ie vas report_ that tIIen 1IacJ baeD DO .atiDS belel of tbU cnpDiaat1oD.
19. Auoc1ael_ of _ Ar.. GoveTIIMDts - ".-.' . Frol1ch
At tbe lase _tiua. . .U_ pT...ntatlon vas &1- c:oacem1Da the
backgroUDCI of A.B.A.c. _4..h ... follmred by a ..rt,,, of ~tt..
reports. Counc1lua FroUdl also reported tbllt copte. of the Hinut..
of tbis ..eting would be ~trl.buted to the City CouDdl ___era in tbll
near future.
20. Flood CoI:trol MYiaory eo-t..ion - eo-,,'I1- JIoel
21. Santa Clara ~ty Water eo-1ss1on - eo-c:ll_ Boal
Due to the absence of CouDcll111aD Noel, no report vas presented relative
to these meetings.
22. Solid Waste eoa.ittee of Planning Policy Coam1ttee -
Councilman Gr_
The proposed solid vaste acudy vas reintroduced to the Council members
by Councilman Green along ~~th a request for an indication as to vhether
or not they would be desirous of participating in the funding of Phase 1,
I the delineation of areas in Santa Clara County for disposal of solid
I vast.. and Phase 2, a detailed analysis of implementation of the plan,
¡ for a total cost of $400.00.
t After some discussion, it vas moved by Councilman Frolich and seconded
by Councilman Fitzgerald that Councilman Green be authorized to represent
the City Council of the City of Cupertino as being generally in favor of
the approach, as presented, of financing the project.
Ayes: Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green and Mayor Stokes
I ~oes: None
; Absent: Councilman lIoel
I PlanninR Commission
23. ~Iinutes of meeting of November 23, 1970. not available
for submisstøG.
24. Application 6-V-70 of Rebert C. DobbiDs for Variance to allow
the reduction of the required setback of a 6-foot fence in the
front yard from 20 feet to 0 feet. Residence located at
21398 Krzich Place (Lot 8, Track 4708, Woods East) in an
Rl-7.S (Residential Single-family) zone. Approval recommended
by Planning ec-1sdon Resolution No. 823 on IIovember 23, 1970.
(See Itea 110. 46 for Resolution No. 2092)
_ -n of the City Council, "._ber 30, 1970
pi h'g ec-ission (conUnuecl)
.. '1"8 Director Sislt cJesc~ ~he pTOperty in question as beiDa
T -- I within a DeW subdiv1.ss-, ~Ah'g that the Planning c... '..lon
... seri._d the request and were r~ ndlng approval of .-.
. pJ~.d out tbe nood CoahÐl District's Tigbt-of-way on a
- 1 aid and adcled that tbeJ' ... requestad to be allowed a re-
.-- of the plaDs for the pu,ur" f_ to be sure they would haYe
to the _eaent area of tile ,...o....rty.
~ a bri.f dialogue, 1~ __ __-4 by Councilman Fitzgerald. .econded
I!r c:a-cil..u Creen and pa.... -......ly that Application 6-V-70 be
__ -.ad.
25. ~"nt of U.. p_t l>-tJ-69 of Vallco Park to allow the
expansion of off-at~~ parking facilities for an existing
industrial bui1d1øa (X-erail, Inc.) located easterly of and
edjacent to T_tau A. _H. between Homestead Road and Prune-
riclae Avenue, in a P (P~ed Development) Zone. Approval
recommended by PI~"ftg ~ "sslon Resolution No. 824 on
Boft:lber 23, 1970.
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6-V-70
presentation
6-V-70
aÐproved
Br. Siak indicated that this i~ had been before the City Council pre-
~l)' for the original Use Pe=it approval. He said tho:! request was l5-C-69
t.c the amendoent of this or1g~1 rse Permit to allow 127 additional description
....t~s spaces to eliminate the =n-street parking presently being
~ by the e:?loyees. The p1~i"g Commission, he said, had recom-
"-11 approval. of the amenèDe:tt.
x~ _ !lOVed b~· Councilman Crecc. seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald and
. -ed by a =i::1ous vote that ï:se Permit l5-U-69 be amended as in-
öca~ed.
26. Request of Herman Chrlstensen and Sons to amend approval of
Tentative Map 24-~9 (J. Cyril Johnson Investment Corpora-
tion) to make the de?elopment plan approval a requirement
prior to the grant~ 0% a Building Permit rather than prior
to the recording of t:e parcel map for 10.92 acres located
southerly of and adjacent to Homestead Road, 500 feet vest of
Barrance Drive, in a:: Jt3-2. 2*da Zone. Approval recolllllended
by Planning Commisa1.cm haolution No. 829 on Novea:ber 23,
1970.
15-U-69
amendment
aÐ'Proved
After a brief description bad beeD presented by Planning Director Sislt, 24-TM-69
Ie was suggested by Mayor Stokes that this item be postponed until late discussion
ta the aeeting to allow for the applicant to be present for discussion.
k... .oved !ly Councilman Fi~zaerald, seconded by Councilman Creen _d 24-TM-69
. -841 unan1aously that this i~ be continued for discussion uter in continued
... ...nela.
27, Bequest of Lacey ~ty for extension of time on Use Peø1t
24-U-68 allovinl WYU.srsioD of a single-family realdeace to
~rc1al use at 2OSS6 Scofield Drive, in a CC (CeDeral
C:-rdal) Zone, ~r""'.l recOlllllended by PlaDD1q eo..iaai
Ieeolut1on No. 830 _.. ~er 23, 1970.
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11:-51,099.1
Ipproved
11:-51,015.1
IJI!Iroved
JC-Sl,224
Jeacripticm
11:-51,224
nproved
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:Ie _ Cv ¡!!II 11>" Hr. Suit ... tII18 it.. bad been requutecl - .
't of . CDIIItition p~ I _ -..a Were1D it _ .t.t" IlIaC
... ..,u~t _t return 8& .'.. of t1Ir. JUD for n.s. of...
J_'....·ÙCID ..... 1 of ita:1 '..'. ·.,1.,·,'.:·:.'.' 1~~, 1.1 _tare. T___ - .a
__ _ obj~ -.oic" ' . tile ph....f.. C 1-- _
.It.. ..........-1 of 8a;;" .......-. of two JUD.
_ _ ~ ~,.....,41 _'1 ,C ''''0 ..c:aacJed by C:O-..U 1" ...
J . . __f ly that _ . .'... of two years be _---J - ...
T It 24 1J 61. '
-Oeetural ... Site A......
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28, ~.s1OD of 1H -....of lløYaber 18, 1970,
29. Jt-... dation før __ ,...&1 of Application 1IC-51.CØ9,l of
Earl 5l0lllren før --.. 1anclac:apiDg at 22762 III -f_ ~o
I.c: :2, Tract 4l88.'S- AatODio ltaDch.
It,.. IIIOvet =:; Councilman Fl. _ odd, seconded by Couoc1~ ~
... passed =:; 1 ',nAnimnua _ "'t Application BC-5I,099.1 be approved.
30. h==endation for ~r.....a1 of Application BC-S1,OlS.3 of
F£':,,:~ Sign and 5f.,...' for deviation from III4IIter sip plan
f~: :~ssroads ~ Center for Huston's Gift8.
I~ vas mD,·e': =:- Councilman F:1tqerald, seconJed by Counci~ G~
C)d passed '-:-'::>:>usly that App1.1c:ation HC-5l,OlS.3 be appr~.
R,,';~:=o!:ldation for -..~".al of Application HC-5l,224 of
F:::~:l Printing ... Publishing for revision of ~
S:-'7:::".~ at Footlú1.1 hbting and Publishing plant on
5:~:: 31aney Avenue.
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: Pl:lblic Ilork.s ::':ector Yarbo~~ reported that the size of the building
: Ud Deen ré:'~e: resulting 1D a larger area being provided for the
1.andscapin~. :õ.. said the aJ'PJ1.....t had also requested a substitutiDD
, Þe made of :~ ~ype of trees ~ be planted due to the unavailability
c: the var~':~ :riginally -vP~---d. In addition, the applicant re-
ç_.!lted aprr:·.·.1: of a reclvoocl fClCe at the rear of the facility to
; 5creen the ',:.::':ing from the a.:pressor area located at the rear of
; ë>e shoppi,,~ ~.::~er adjacent Ut the plant.
,¡.After it "as :::¿icated by !fro brborough that the Architectural and
Sue Appro,'.: :~-cmdtt:ee bad pt -nded approval of the rev1s1oDa
t aDd additio::. :: vas moved by COuncilman Fitzgerald, seconded by
I CouIIcl1man ';r: ::.:h and pas." --f.nualy that Application JIC-Sl,224,
pertaining ~: :::'e changes po&' IJ I ed, be approved.
32. 1!.e-:::=endation for __."..1 of Applic3tion HC-SI,238 of
,I. ::rrll Johnson L..__t..el1t Corporation for landscapiDl,
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_ "'---tural anc1 Site Approval C
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ligbtùc -.! undergrouw'f... of utilities for Foothill
ApaT'"-t~. on Foothill JJoalevBrd. between Alpine Avenue
_41 Sal_ Drive.
-' -_,;.~. to the receDt B-CoDtmll1i11œes. the Mayor iDclicated his
, , '..a to the sizes of va~ t~ beiDa shCMI by gallon CUD-
..... íI1aes instead of the hei&bt to be provided. Be continued by
_..... chat this poiat should be __ _%)' clear es a ..tter of policy
lID ..... the çp1icant wdeøt...... eœaet:ly what height and size his
I. r ".-.ocad be.
'ilia ft6Uc Works Direc:tor responded that the approximate size could be
11y iDcJicated aDd would be 1D future applications. In the pr..ent
.. ."-~fon, be said, the tre.. _re to be of a 5-foot to 6-foot height
Eøa die around leTe1 to the top of the trees.
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IE-SI.238
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0. . -c:ion by Cc=cillll8n Fitzgerald and a second by Councilman Green, PC-5:,238
Jopp11r-tion BC-5l,:38 vas approved by a UlUlDimous vote of the Council. ap":"ê-;Eo ¿
33. }tec_Dè.ation for approval of Application HC-5l.247 of
p, Brien .11500 for the c:oaversion of existing residence
to coarercial use, located at 20401 Stevens Creek Boulevard.
Mr. Trrborough 5~~~d slides of the residence in question saying that
k~al 8UUesti=:s ~d been _de by ~hL Architectural and S1tp ..""r,......I
C Irtee, soœ =: ,..:tich were as follows: I) that the evergreen tree
at: t:M rear of t~~ ?roperty be shaped _41 tr1D111ed to be lIIore pleasing;
2) tbat additio:4: landscaping, consisting of five Italian Cypress, be
-... . alongside :~~ ~c:::e to break up the I:IOnotonous appearance;
3) cut the re::,:u'-i be revised to show more accurately the con-
c:.o.r of the ruide:.:e along with plant notations and 4) that the
~ have an or?C:-nmity to reviev the application after a siz-
__ period to i::s".Jre cClllpliaDce to the conditions imposed. Be
"J '-tHI by sayi::¡: that the Architectural and Site Approval CoIDittee
_ tispleased ,..it:: the original renc!ering and stressed the necessity
o~ . rn1sed dra>o'i::g before presentation to the City Council.
... ....tionK 1:y Ccuncil_ Fitzgerald as to actual iIIIpro_nU to
.. .... to the extuior of the building, Mr. Wilson came fONarel from
dae ..uence in4i~ting that the color of the building was to be
- I~ White ~-1t!: Ch3rcoal trÜl, the t1oIO Italian Cypress trees in
b - of the .tru.c~ure would be r--,>"".d exposing a brick covered area
.. __ the stairs. ¡uard rails would be iDstalled on each side of the
stdzway and .~urs would be placed on the side window, vith the
_ ~fOQ of the ~ vindows. for ac:~....t purposes.
1IIe ...ral conseasus of the CoUDc11 vas that a !lOre 1uginstive ap-
r . could be used for exterior _,.owl -nt of the resideÞce and
_ of the t . ts indicated vere thet the rendering vas still
. I ace in ~r1son to the ø1at:1Da structure as shown in the
... . presented. that .ore could b. __ to enhance the frnDt of
... ~cleDce .. it vas svas..c" that the applicant ask. a
RC-'s1.247
øresel!tation
and d1scuss1
'aca 8
__51,247
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œ-applic:a-
Cion fee
alvec!
various
:sinutes
reco~nized
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Jllaatea of the City CoUDcil, NO' '-ar 30. 1970
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ArddtecturaI aad Sita Approval C:. tues (cont1Dued)
. arative study of other r..i "-r.. that had h_ COIIYartecl iDto
dftcas for icleas _ that be CDDS1Ilt ... arcbitect in tbia nam,
Ie ... _d by ~n-- Frol1c:b .. .._Jd by CouDdm. er..
~ Applicati_ ~51,247 of P. Itd_ VIl_ be cIeDied.
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COIJD(..n Piu,eraId, Fro~h, en_ and *1Or Stoke.
BoDe
CoUD..n- JIoe1
... a .'Jtlon by Councn- Frolic:b ... . "CODd by CODDCim. Ck If".
~ ... approved that tbe fee on n-application 1D this iaatace ..
wa1wcl,
Ayes:
JIoes :
Absent:
CouncilMD 7iUleralcl, Frolich, en- and !fa)'or Sto'"
None
COUDcilaaD Xoel
Parks and Recreation eo..ission
34. Submission of Minut.. of tbe .ating held "1Ieaob.r 23, 1970.
-'-ferring to a ponion of tile Minutes of November 23rd, CoUDcil_
Frolich rcquested that he be supplied with a copy ~f Mr. Beard's
letter,to whi~h ~. Ryder agreed to supply.
.ater Commission
3S. Minutes of the meeting held November 25, 1970, not availabla
for s:;boission.
Library Ccmmission
36. Sub:ission of Minutes of meeting held Xovember 17, 1970.
~pertino Citizens Coals Committee
37. Sub~ission of ~nutes of Coals Committee ceeting held
Novecber 24, 1970.
38. Su~iss~on of Minutes of Steering Committee meetint h~ld
Nove=ber 24, 1970.
Public Hearings
39. None.
Ordinances
40, First reading of Ordinance No, XII: "An Ordinance of the
City of Cupertino to be known and cited OIS the Personnel
Code providing for a System of Personnel Administration for
Employe., of tbe City of Cupertino".
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o-ou n III __ 1Dnoducecl by IIayor Stokes aucJ it -- _tua11y ...-....
~ ... c-il .....ra that Cbe ~t had been prepared ill . "NI7
~ oar.
Xc _ tbaD ~ 1I'"J Counct1 Fiugerald aIId secODded by CoaIt..t1
cr.r- ôac OrM-e III be reM by title olÙY and that the ""01".
r ~.. _t1c1lte the first n "f... of this ordi_e.
AJ-s: C:-pH- FiuseraU. Prolich. GreeD aIId ~or Stollell
JIoes: ..,..
Jk_C: CcMI'l"ilaan lCod
.U. Secood reading of Ordf--ce No. 467(a): "An Orðf..-ce of the
City of Cupertino nrJftdfng Ordinance No. 467 by the Deaipa-
Cion of Additional Stop Intersections on East Estatea Dri_
at ~rt Avenue _d Glenv1ew Avenue".
'!be Ordinance ,,-as read by tbe !'.-yor, after which it vas _ved by
eo.-cilman Frc:iÒ and seconded by Councilman Green that Ordinance
467(a) be read ~y title only aIId the the Mayor's reading coastitute
the second rcating of the ordi..-ce.
Ayes :
JIoes :
Akeøt:
Cuuc;il~n Fitzgerald, Frolicb, Green and Mayor Stokes
1I01:e
Cou::dl"an ~oel
It __ tben 1D.:-Y.?å ~y Councilman Frolich and seconded by CoundlluD
Creen that Ordi~ce 467(a) be enacted.
42. Sec~d reading of OrdtDance No. 389(a): "AD Ordinance of tbe
Cit! ~f Cupertino AlMacl1Dlt urdinance No. 389 by Establ1shing
7:30 ;,.2. as the Tbe for the Holding of Regular City Council
Mee:i~s" .
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Firat Read~
Or", III
Second Readin !
Ord. 467(a)
Ord. 467(..)
enacted
It _s !DOved ~~. C~UDcllman Frol1ch and seconded by CoœcU_ Crean
OrtUDance 389:~) be read by title only aIId that the Mayor's reacl1D1
coaatitute t~ seccnd reading of the ordinance.
that Second Pf'adin r
Ord, 389(a)
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Co=dl::ftI Fitzgerald, Frol1cb, Creen aile! ~ayor Stokes
No1Ie
Councilaan Noel
011 . BIOt1on l-:r Ccuncllman ï'rolich aIId a second by CouncilUll Green
OrM.....ce 3Ø9(a) vas ~....cted.
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~:.o:cilMn Fitzgeral". Frol1ch, Creen aIId Mayor Stokes
IIoae
eo.-t1_ NeAl
Ord. 389(81
enacted
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adopted
?es. 2090
.dopted
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44. Wo. 1IMI9: "A ....,__ of the City r_1 of the City of
t. . L1DD AllaldDa c.bIa CIaD. ad Ð "f p.,.we 1u the
. .. ... m. tile,.... .. Ben1ufter Deeerillal1 ,. ilia-
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... __1adaa _ 1Dtmdvt" ., C ~1_ Pitzprald after wIdda
11 'n c:n-1:~_tacI ~t1oD .. to the -0. _alc.ø. at
_- l'øIt.!!r. ~ err1.. .. ~ the _t _ to be -
,~. - , r acI by tM put!.. ~ØJ4 ......... that they hed 11_ 1d1W
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Ie _ --' ~ ColIDCilaa '- .... ..conded by CouIIcilaa ho11da
dIø "'oluUce 2089 11. adopce¡.
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CD ~ 11_ FitzgeraU. hol1ch, Green and Kayor StoIraa
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43. No. :'1:87: "A ResolutioD of the C1t:v Council of the City of
C'''?f~iDO Allowing Ceru.1n Claims and Demands Payable in the
Ax::cs and froa t~ Plmda as HereinAfter Deacri1lecl for
Sa:.~es and Wages for the payroll period ending X_ember 17,
19;"::- ..
After an int:-::~ction and read1Dg by Councilman Fitzgerald, it vas .wed
by Council!:.!:: ;="en .nd seconded by Councilman Frolich that aesolution
2OS7 be ado~:e~.
Aye.:
JIoea :
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Cc:=:~!:nen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green and Mayor Stokaa
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Ccc:ilaan Noel
4S. Xc. :090: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
"-~=tilto ~.akinl! its Order Describing the Boundaries Desig-
=:I~ .1S 'McClellan 70-6' to be annexed to the City and
~~I::':tg Annexationa to the City without Public Hearing as
P::,~ded by taw".
s=.equent t: . reading by Councilman Fitzgerald, it vas _ved by
CouDcilman ,,:et:> and seconded by Councilman Frol1ch that Resolution
2090 be ador:ed.
AJes: Cc:=:ilmen Fitzgerald. Prolich, Green and Kayor Stokes
JIoø: ~
Ahent: Cc,--·-llaan II' \
46. ;C. ::t)91: " " .esolueioD of the City Council of the City of
Cupe:t1no Eatabll.h1n& Procedures for Initiating, Piling and
~esa1ng aequeats to Establ:!sh Agr1cult,ural Pr..e"..
fòi:l1øson Act - GC 51231)".
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r- -.. of the at)' Couudl."'. . III' 30, 1970
_1utioos (,,-"iftued)
.. _lutiDIII...as read by ~.7""& S·--., who subsequently ca-UoRld
~ ,proc:edure ~lved. City Al:COZDey M_ responded that eacb aød
___~ request -rd be haDdl.. fMt.YicJually.
_ _ then ..-f by ColJDI'i' Prol1cb and seconded by CouDc1ø.
......rald that lesolutioD 2091 M adopted.
__: Co1m~l_ Fitzgena14. Prolicb, Green and Mayor Stokes
_: NoDe
- l..tt: Co'.J:>~< '""n Noel
47, :!Io. :"~:: "A Re801u~1oD of the Citv Council of the City of
Cure~.ino Granting a 'ar1ance to Robert C. Dobbins to Allow
th~ ù.!uction of the Jtequi:-ed Setback of a 6-foot Fence in
th~ :~:1t Yard froa 20 :eet to 0 Feet. Residence Located
at ::;98 Krz1ch Place. (Lot 8, Tract 4708. Woods East)".
~ Mayor in:;:':'1:Ii!d the audience t~t this resolution had been approved
earlier in tbe ~ting in CODDeCtion vith Itee 24 on the agenda.
~1Dished 3~:=~ss
48. Ap;-:-:T:l: of staff Delotiations for right-of-way acquisition
an¿ s::'=walk payment a&reements for the west side of the
Bb~ Avenue Imprcve.eDt Project.
PIIIIlic Works :-:=~ctor Yarboroash COIIDented that the residents involved
_ the vest !::.t "i the street ve%"e afreeable to the project vith the
""'ratanding :~o!y ,,"Ould be ~ for the sidewalks, Be said, if the
pEOject was &;<=~':ed, the ataff would move ahead with agreements,
copiea of ,,11::': 'ò~re attached to his report, and then turn the plans
for the illpr...,..,.nts over to the developer for solicitation of bids.
111'. Tarboro~~ ~ctinued that _ther question had related to the
*1fting of t~ alignment of the roadway on the westerly side of
~ -"tf AvenUt ~""ing pr..~1oD of the existing trees on the
_t aide c.f t:.t street, Thb ~d involve, he said, a ~~e
fd the curb .:<v-nt or the ~ _.1 of existing curb aDd ¡utter.
It __ indicuN by Nr, Tañ...-.h that the primary difference between
~ ...t side aÑ the ve.t st_ __ that the "..st side ÚIp~ts
..n of a 30re :r¡ent nature c-... thoae of the aut .ide.
~ rilMn Cna queationad me _tter of sidevalb being paid for by
~, reddeats aW indicated Ilia I_ling that a probl_ _. aho in
....tac. OCI ètt eanern po~ of the roadway. Øe .tr..... Ilia con-
__ .. to the ~rdoU8 traffic ~cJ1tiOD aDd indicated his feeliD¡
dI.e both sides of the .trNt L 101 be equally dedicated,
.. lubUc Yorks Director ~1" I Ilia uncIeratllDcJ1118 vas that the
~1F'...1 projett va for the ~ dM oDl1 but added that a ...1~y
HI "e iDCOl')Orated on the ...c ~ also. Be .UU..tell tha~ --
... be .... v1tk the rut· h _ tile ...t side to acquire dIeir
T Uou to tUa svuuttaa ... dial: further atudJ be cIoae.
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adopted
Res. 2092
comments
Blaney
Avenue
Improvement
discussion
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discussion
continued
:'.I.D.
re'\:o::::.end~~
~.ary Aver:';e
o·J'er::ross ::'::.~
';)resentat:1?D
,roject
conti..uatiDD
approv~d
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MiDut_ of the Cit)' c.r. t'f 1. !Iov.-ber 30, 1970
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The Hlynr indicated tkt the City had never put in .i4l_1.... ....
further, that 1n the put the City had been veT"f aac:ce..fu1 in trMUa
dedication fOT the City cø.pleting the 1aprov_ta.
It _ the leD.Tal :bhU.eation of the Council aøbers preaent that
the City could DOt ..k .or.- of the people in certain are.. to PII1
and others not and that the policy should be foU-a throaah ..
done in the p..t, ~y, that if 1edication is DOt 1UCIe, DO bIp~
~ts would be uncJerta1reD by the City.
Mayor Stokes stTea..d b1s concern as to the purchasioa of rlpt-of..-y
saying that, if this type of action is begun, the proar- utilized eo
well in the past would _ to a halt.
Councilman Fitzgerald cu.mented his opinion that everybody ahould be
paid on both sides subsequent to condemnation of th~ propertiea and
voiced his concern as to unequal treatment of the residenu on either
side of the street.
Agreement was indicated by Councilman Frolich who felt that both sidea
of the street should be improved.
After so~e further discussion, it was moved by Councilman Fitzgerald
and seconded by Councilman Green that the Public .orka Director pur-
sue the possibilities of an assessment district being formed as a
prelude to the ultimate improvement of the area as a whole.
Ayi:s:
Noes:
Absent:
Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green and ~Ayor Stokes
None
Councilnan lIoel
49. Determination of span and landing for proposed Kary Avenue
pedestrian overcrossing ~f State Highvay Route 85.
Hr. Yarborough, with the use of visual aids. requested the City
Council' 5 sugges tioD8 as to vhich vay to proceed in the propoaed
overcrossing. He pointed out a triangular portion of property
which could be req~ired for the pedestrian access and referred to
it as Parcel 6-A. He concluded that the basic intention of this
overcro3sing was to get the children over the freevay in the safest
way possible.
SUllestlons were _de by the Council llelBbers, _ of which WIre ..
follows: that the croaaing be moved south to reduce the distance
factor; if building on the State right-of-way, to move the location
upward as shown on the alide and that the walkway be placed a good
d1atance way from the houaea.
Discussion continued briefly, after which it vas .",ecI by Counc1I.an
Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Green and p..aed UD8D~U8ly that
the staff be instructed to proceed on this project.
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Minutes of the City Council, November 30, 1970
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Unfinished Business (CODtmued)
so. Report and re"'-J ndations relating to Wi~n Park and how
they may affect other parka, recreation and adainistrative
programs.
It vas indicated by the Mayor that various cú.wents had been provided
by the Parks and Reereadon Commission relative to the report previously
cU.atributed by Hr, 1tyder concerning park problems at wn.on Park. He
pointed out a suggestion _de by Hr. Parham that a full-time adult
leader should be used at the park and requested c._ -t8 concerning
this or any other Ruggestion.
Acting City Manager Ryder oo.mented that, based upon all of t.he findings
be had gathered for bis report, tbere had been no one particular cause
of the problems and, therefore, there could be no one solution offered.
Be suggested the matter concerning the addition of a full-time leader
be introduced at the next budget hearing.
According to !'fro Parha=, he and his group were in concurrence witb
Hr. Ryder's report and felt he had done a very thorough job in preparin~
it. H~ indicated his feeli~g that the root of the problem was the il~~~ Par~
nuisance factor rather than vandalism and that a professional. adult disc·;ss1on
leader was needed very desperately as the responsibilities, includinp
those of Cot.structive prograr..ming, were too great to be entrusted to
a variety of part-tice leaders.
Mayor Stokes questioned development of the parks, to which Mr. Parham
responded that a meeting was to be held on December 8 and a pro~ram wruld
be presented covering oin1cum development of the underdeveloF~d park
.ites within the area.
Discussion continued wherein the relocation of the Recreation Department
to the City Hall building was discussed. Mr. Ryder commented that
the locati~n would soon have to be changed because of tbe unsafe con-
dition of the structurp in which the Parka and Recreation Department
is DOV working, and he added that in recent d1scus.~ons with the
Building Inspector it was recommended that a portion of the hasement of
the City Hall building be converted for this use as it would bave to
eventuslly be developed anyway.
Hr. Ryder went on to say that people congregate in the parka because
there is no other place to go, adding that tbe City should provide a
facility for young people to relate to. He concluded that tbe addition
of an adult leader would be a good idea, but we sbould wait until tbe
next budget session to do so.
Dialogue continued, wherein the recOIIIIIendations recently presented by the
Acting City Manager were discussed and Councilr~n Frolicb Rtre~spd thp
necudty of an adult leader being bired for the park on an interim
bads.
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11.... Ler 30, 1970
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The diacuss10n c:aot4 - ~)'. .fter vb1cb it .. _....4 by Conn..n-
Creen, seconded by C .~ Frolicb ad paned by . -"-- vote
that the staff be .- · - to pzoc:eed with the five n< ",.t~
.. set forth in Hr. ~ - -. J:_....J:t and aho that _ acIDIt. pxof..slonal.
recreation l..der be M_ bn VU.on Park with the iDt_t of exp.........
this pragr_ to otller _ U p.:...... successful,
Sl. D1s~8ioa d I t 1-_ re1atiDa to Cit)' ~1. v-t in tile
ÐI radio ...-....- ......
Mr. Ryder reported t:IIaC a -tiaa bad been prniousl)' held with the
Board of Directors of daa ........ Club and that the Cit)' Attorney vaa
to pr_t a brief J: . at of h18 conclusions as a result of that _tiDa·
It vas report" by City .A&tom.ey .w- that there would be _ probl_
as to use of the Vater II. . t-..t facility if a lease vas drawn up,
adding that control _J4 be _rcised by means of conditions imposed
in the lease contract. De said the organization would be considered
unincorporated and yezy s1a11ar to a non-profit association. Be
added that a clause ~1" be included allowing for City termination
of the l~ase vithout c..... if the conditions are not _t as agreed
and concluded by s.,.1Da that the utter vas now a question of policy
for the Council.
In resronse to questio:s "",iced by Mayor Stokes, Mr. Dan Jang, 3220 Lama
Verde Dri¥e, San Jose, ~ forward from the audience representing the
Radio Club. He said the original understanding had been that the project
was co-sr~nsored by the ?arLs and Recreation Department, h~'ever, a
multitude of people ot~r ~han that group had been involved in getting
the station established.
Respondin~ to his understa:d1ng of the Parks and Recreation Department's
involve~ent, Mr. Jang ~cated it had been mainly for use of a City
facility, for broadcastl~ ~f recreational activities and City activities
and partial expense fucè1:¡ ~~th a City representative a6 a ~ember of the
Board of Directors.
The Mayor questioned Mr. J-a further Baking if the organization would
be agreeable to signing a lease for use of the facility based on the
assumption that the Ra""1n Club and the City would be able to c_e
to an agreement on te~. !I.r. Jang answered that property had been
previously leased as a tr.ftCRitter site for five years at a cost of
$1.00 per year, said lease having been signed by the property owner,
a re~resentative of Assaraoce Sciences Foundation and himsell, as
President of the 1tadJ.o Clalo.
The dialogue continued ~rein an indication vas given by Hr. Jang that
the Radio Club would waive responsibility of the City relative to the
insurance on the radio ~nt.
Councilman Frolich .~~ed, prior to the initiation of a le..e, a
complete list of officers 1ø9olved from the two organizatioDs be
provided and questi~ a justification for such involveaent.
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-.....tea of the City COuDcil...._ . ~r 30, lno
- -I.t-bed Business (conti' HI)
- ,,_ _d Recreation DireUOr P'>-.' iDdicated his underat-"a to
.... been that the Parka .... [ ...Uf'D Department would help the aroup
.. _ting started only ... dIac tile _tire operation would ~y
.. '.~..w over to the yoatIa. . said tbat the radio at.tioD ~d be
· --... aønual auetlou Ia _ ~ to obtain funding. s...n- to tele-
___.... .tation UlED, adcl~ dI.& -.y venture such as this ~d --
Ity-vide support to ~. In concluding, Mr. Pam- c -ted
~ he felt mouah City :c '....1 CDald be exercised by baYiDa . J:.pLe-
- -i_ included on the ...... fd Directors.
- Fð was iDC!1cated by C ~, Green who felt further .It-ev..ions
. A.1l be undertaken rel.ti_ to :lJlwlvaent. functions and ac:ope of
" ration. He co_nted that f~ bad drifted away froa the oriainal
-- and rec;uested lIOn Iaf.. Finn be presented,
DIe IIayor responded that tbe Iaf~tion requested had been preY1o_ly
pzea_ted in !iscussJ.oDII belli Ioeareen the Actin~ City Mana~er. the
Cty Attorney and all priDCipala concerned. He then menUoned his
f.-or.ble co=ó!nts and loc!1c.etel his opinion that this "rog~ ......
aøt .uch dif:~~~~t from any of the other recreational prograc8 aDd,
U aareeable tó!=S could be _~. it should be a worltable endeavor.
Be then sUg~ó!stè! the .taff proceed .~th the preparation of a lease
.trait for presó!"tation to the Cc=c:il.
%li.acuasion c""ti~ued, after wi::!: it ..as moved by Councilman FitzlIerald,
s¿conded by C:~,,-:ilman Frolic: zoè ?Bssed uDanioously that t~e City
Æ;torney an¿ A:ting City ~~lIer :e authorized to negotiate vith the
Eadlo Club i,,- a:: attempt to =- t!: terma on a lease.
52. Re,~ó!5t of Gerson !aUt. Inc., to allow .edians in :n:bl1c
residential streets 1: t~e proposed development at the
southwest corner of ~~lellan Road and Stelling Road.
(To be zoned R3-2.2 011 -"aUon)
p1_t"g Dire:tor Sisk repartee! mat the property in ouestlcm vaa
aøaed within t~e County, ~s.s~. it would be annexed to the City
at . later date. He said tbe ~ landscaping was to be _intained
toy the IlomeC"o":'ers Association aDd added that the Planning Coadss1on
.., rec~en¿i~g favorable ~ticc be taken on this requeat.
It __ !DOvee! ~y Councilman Flt~erald, seconded by Councllaum Frolich
.... passed t!:at a Minute Order De initiated allowing the Planninl
~ector to '....:::!\lnicate the Ci~ Council's favorable reaction to
die proposed :!o8dians.
53. .ev1ew of City polic1ea and requirements under OrdinaDCe
No. oo2(d) for accepc-:e of existing County zonina when
property is ....-.r.. to the City.
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further
station
c__mt8
lease
ne~otiation!l
ar>r>roveè
!finute Order
_dians
favorable
JIr. Siak reported that CODCUIt 1IaII resu_ted because of the t_t CODta1ned Ord. 002(d)
fa this ordinance relative to .....re of influence and the point bad been discussion
--.10 a study of various ddes 1D the area, that no other dties
- -tlca1ly accept zoDiøa of die County. He concluded by aayiftJ!
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¡jestacres
,,'c.-res
!iscussed
!urther iD-
testigatioc
IUUested
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~ tIda it. bael b_ p1-~rl _ the ...... 80 that die t' ~1 _J~
'.. .... ~ of ita IDt"'r~...···t~.
It __ ~ by ~t' "'Ucb. ..cad.a by CI.' n pl. ,..
...,,- .... -4_1,. th8I: die p1_4.. D!nctor D~.... n.'
tD die n-4.. c-bd_ ~ . r. I'IIW ordf- -r ~ ..
54, Acceptance of tile ~'. ... lMurfac1lla Pøjecc. _"" I
UDder contract, ... ~..tion for the ~ t... of "'Uc
Worb to file . _,HtC'. of Coaplat:IøD.
T- 1ICh.. Mr. YarborDU8b ... _ Mditional c_ta to ...,.'1 ·
Ids oriainal report, it _ _...cI by CouncibIaD Prnlicb..T ·-1 ~
c.. ~1..... Fitzgerald aDd F---el .......4-1I8ly that the n ,...... of
1ID11. Boad be accepted aDd ~ the Director of Public ..~ ..
-'vodzed to fo11_ throlCh _ the project until ~cs-.
55. Report and di.c:vss1.OD of the probl.... crat" ~ the S,._n
trees in W..tacr_ S1Ibdiv1sion.
I !!k. Yarborough co_teet that this particular it.. had b_ befon the
! Ci.ty Council on many prevtot. occasion.. In referr1D& to Ids ~rt,
be suggested the possibilit,. that the City could fol1øv a cl:l.ff_t
approach than previous used. The City of Palo Alto, be ..iel. uaually
rça1r their sidevalks on a teaporary basis by use of upbalt prior
:0 the use of a root grinder _chine. He added I:hat th1a _chiøe
:::culd be rented for approx:l.aately $7S0.00 to clear up the probl_
1= this neighborhood.
~. Parham mentioned that a survey had been conducted &bod: ODe year
aao in this area and the res1ðeDts vere nroaaly oppo." to the r~
of the sycaaore tree. so iDeeria repair vas done at that tt...
~. Bill Cardia, a reaident at 10401 We.tecrs. Drive, Cupertino.
~ fonrard froa the .udieace _d .tressed his concern that the
t~ vere becOlÚn¡ ent-.lecI with the laterals aDd that OM tree,
at le..t, should be rellOw.eI.
A d1acus.ion followed vllerein tl» various alternative. _re d1ac..ed
aad it vas the consensus of the Council __ers that the resiclenta
.bould be contacted regard.1q the tr.e.. It vas .uueatecl that the
staff inv.stilate the aitu.uion further and offer their rs_ a.tatJoaa
as to alWnation of the ex1.atiDa pfObl_.
56. Reque.t of He~ C21r1atensen _d SoDs to -- .. ...,_1 of
Tentative Kap 24-nt-69 (J. Cyril JohnsoD I_c.eDt Corporation)
to make the de_lo~t plan approval a Teq~t prior to
the granting of a huUel1ng permit rather tbu prior to the
recordiDI of the parcel ..p for 10,92 acr.. located southarl,.
of and adjacent ot ....tead Itoad, SOO feet _t of lanaaca
Drive, in lID Jt3-2.2*cIa Zone. Approval rec_ I-a by PlaDD1na
Coaaisaion "solation 110. 829 on Nov_er 23, 1970.
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lUmJ1;es of the City Council, Hv..eaoher 30, 1970
1JDf1nished Business (continued)
1Ir. ltuss Holcomb, Real Eatate __ker, 20440 Town Center Lane, Cupe.tino,
~ forward representing the applicant, commenting that the applicant
... DO iœDediate interest in developing the property at this time and
cI1cI DOt want to be tied to sc.eoae else's development plaD8. Be vent
OD to say that tbe applicant vas desirous of obtaining one parcel of
~, approxhaate1y 8-1/2 acres, vbich is zoned R-3; and, according
to City policy, a parcel .... YOUld be required to obtain a legal
.utftvision.
It __ further explained by Hr. Sisk that tbe original developlllent plan
p.11~d for 130 dwelling units, a dedication had been made to the Flood
Coat_l District vhich, in turn. resu1ted in an overall density of 136
__, Hng unira through the granting of a Variance. The Variance, be
coat1Dued. vas contingent on subsequent approval of a developlllent plan.
Be said the Variance bad been granted in this particular case because
of the excessive dedication requirements for flood control purposes.
Url8'Dcy because of a tt.e el_ent vas stressed by Mr. Holcomb who in-
dicat.d the property ovner vas very apprehensive over the upcoming
due date of December 10th for the paying of property taxes.
After some discussion, it vas moved by Councilman Frolich, seconded by
Councilman Green and passed unanimously that the requirement for a
modified development plan or a DeV development plan be vaiv.d until
such time as the Building Per=dt is to be issued, thus leavin~ the
orilinal one in force until a nev ODe is approved.
Mayor Stokes explained to ~. Holcomb that, in essence, the applicant
would have a piece of property zoaed with a development plan on it
for 130 units which could be built without having to come before the
City Council; however, if a new plan is contemplated or the building
of 136 units, a nev plan would have to be submitted for approval
reaardless of the Variance in existence for the 136 units.
Ieport of Officers
56. City Staff
Several items vere introduced by A~ting City Manager Ryder some of
vbicb vere as follows.
Be referred to a recent report and 1Ddicated many innovations had been
..de as to the landscaping of medi.n. through the use of larger size
_CJtS and artificial turf, and requested comments from the Council
v--~rs on this technique. The ~crs vere in mutual agreement that
the design vas very good and could prove quite promising.
As . matter of record, it vaa indicated by Mr. Ryder that the library
plaaa bid would be advertised on Friday to be returned and open on
Da~er 17th. Be said this it_ would be placed on the agenda for
.-.rd on December 21st.
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__ aat1Da1q. 1Ir. a,.Iar leponel tbat the "Uc: Marilla lIU ........
die St_ Cn8 Jaot~ ItIJ L. wal. .. helll _ II I . _ Det.
.chln]" for that ~. .. ..s.J. Sa . ._..n _ ... ,......-
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. -I-III. -iÞIdIIa. .,.dftca117. cite effect - ~ -'I .....- ..
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1_ .-11~ laatall.. "0 tile -- .. - l-nl17 .11'11'" ·1 p-
.. .... tba: tile orM--w _...,- t oaly to alIa. a tietdct to ..
I r.,..".. for t!>e ....ra~ of ..l'YIc.. aM wuU Sa _ ~ effect
¡aae- lo.:ated 011 the ,n,..tJ..
!D1.a1oa- c~:in..d NJard1lla c1ar1ficaUoa of utnlt'" .. tile ....sa.
¡MCtiona of :~ :"~ru" onl......., after vttich it _ "1[." that die
,0rd.1l18Du ~ .~;:epted for the fint nadilla at this t" .. It.
jac a later t~ 1f... . de.lra11le.
! It was 100""'; ::: COUDC:ll_ :;reea, ._ded by Co...c1~ Pitqeral. ...
......108.... una,,:'''''''':Y that the Act1lta City !'Ianager's raa4I1.. of erott---CI
'474 COD8ti~~:. th. fir.t readtnc of the c:rdiD8DC..
no. Counci: '.-as informed by Mr. Ryder tbat he bad rec_tly rae.l....
vcrd fr"", tò" :'nJivi'ual who had ~ doina the farllilll of the orchad
located on :~. Stn.... Creek School dt. that. ....--d> .. .. ,nfit
__ heinlt u,;e, farat... _uld ... d.1scClllttnued dut'1a. cite -c ,.ear.
A request ~~~ ~en receiv.. by JIr. "'r frœ. ~. B~1Ita. ukiaa for
,.rat.alon :: inatall ..ldin. ill the cellinI! ¡oortioa of the Ubra~.
Be Indicat.¿ ::.. total cost ¥O'IÙd be $143.\10 for 1300 U...r fNt of
pl..tic-ed,.¿ acld1aa which hac! _t b_ previously ieclude4 i... the
or111nal plea md spec1ficatloas. Mr. Bl...1nr 1nd1cate4 to) !fr. R,*r
cUt, a...itt..ny, the it... had been overlouked pre-n-ly .... he v..
_ requesti::& the CoUDCll eppro_ Cha.... Order !Co. 5 to al~ for
this a'd1t1œ.
It vas move.! hy Council.... Prol1cb and ..conde' by CouIIc:I~ C~
cUt Change Jrder No. 5 be adopted In the 8IDOUOt of $143,00 to _I'
eM eost of the aoldi... requested by Mr. Blessin&.
Ayes:
IIDea :
....ent:
Co...c1l_ PiUI.rald. Frol1ch, Green an' KaJOr Stollaa
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57. City eo-clllllcn
CI 'blan Frolich reported that a ..eUng had been held duriDC the
..-J.ous week of Ùe subCOmadt~d appointr.d to rev1ev 1_ enfort" .t
J O,llit1es for the City, It ~red. he said, that a PoUc:.e Depart-
...-t would be required within the yery near future.
1Ir. ~lich ~ntìnued that the subco..ittee's cQnclusioøa were as
fia.... ..: I) i:as::tuch as it had become a neces"ity for a Police Depart-
-.I; to be es:3blished, a person with expertise in this field shoald be
¿ l1ted; 2) the serlices of a Chief of Police and a part-tt.e _re-
~ should be i:~uded in the upcOR1ng budget and, 3) after the ~lnt-
__ of a Cit)' ~=ger, consideration be given to the recru1t:HDt of
. I'o11ce Chief, ..-it!! the arran¡ellents having been :-.ade prior to badaet
tt.e.
Ja CDDc1udin~. C.:-=dlm3n Frolich infoned the C.."nel1 _hera t.'l.at
_ action had :e¿:t suggested on this item, at tr.::." tb:e.ud that it
~ been prese~:e~ for infor=aticnal purposes ~~:y.
cc..cern was i~i::':a:èd by Counci~ Fitz,eral¿ TL:ardin~ a situation,
rl~.10usly è::'s:~$eå, ~hich is still In exist~~:c at the fish ~r~~t,
_ly, the Fa,,,:- ::anging inside the ,..indows. ~':-. 3enevich repc!":eè
~~ he haå c':-~:.l::ed the cn.-ner cf tht: ::Iarket Tc"'~estin [ that '.e r"I:DVt;
~ paper, b,,: ::e refused to do sc because tr.e :-~~r provided necessar7
~~,ing and ::e :::1ld not afford to purchase .::':''"""" ccnrerin !s.
Mk. Fitzgerald s~;;ested that the City Attorncv :':-~Jard a letter to
~ owner alC':-,; ..~:;" a copy of t:-.e Ci::: Si¡:n (~¿;'.:-..1nee to infOD
~ that he is ;'.~ violation of the ordinance.
58. RecC'g:~:i:!n by ~!ayor of non-aaenda ite:-...
~ were nt' :::-::-agenda it_.. pre_nted at this time.
"'" ournment
Ie __ !lOVed !:y C.::uncllman Creen with a second ~y Counc1t.an ritzcerald
~ the mect::'~,; :e adjourned to a personnel session, The _tin was
_£1ed by a "-~us vote.
~ _et1ng IOas <:!eclared adjourned by the Mayor at 11:22 p,..
Al'PIOVED:
/./ Cary C. Stokes
~JOr, City of Cupertiao
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1.1 1Ia. I. Ryder
Cit1 Clerk
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