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+ aph #, regarding razor aedital daub&, cbW*V 010.0,9
aB lE" could ass.
92natme approved as corrected.
IV -1d nwil 0S:
256 iMUM1ZON REM M:: Stevens Creek $14. ( Ordinsnca 20#)
'21* City Clerk stated that no written protests were received
on this annexation.
gloved by Councilman Saich that the hearing be closed; seconded by
Councilman Banetti.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Jewett, Pelosl, Saich, L3zane0
NAM: Councilmen: None
ABS11W: Councilmen: None
MMON CAS: 5 -0
Olr,+.w.ws 204 was read by the City Clerk. This constituted the
first reaming on this ordinance.
B. 1a1TID0NNENT HEARING: 10' walkway, Tract 27 �2, along the North
property line of Lot 1, from Creston Drive northeasterly to
the rear property line of said Lot I.
?be City Attorney requested that this hearing be continued to the
next meeting.
C. IAdr STORES, INC.: Application 18 -V-62 for a Variance to the
Sign Ordinance to allow a sign 35' high where ordinance permits
20' and 348 sq. ft. where ordinance allows 150 sq. ft. - to be
located 805' west of Highway 9 on north side of Stevens Creek
Hord. Recommended by Planning Commission Resolution 90.
Councilmen Saich asked to be excused from the discussion on this
hearing.
lbnu were no protests presented on this application from the audi-
ence,
Diaessrionnfollowed, regarding the Planning Commission suggestion
that a clams be added to the present Sign Ordinance to allow larger
signs for larger developments.
enu miLSn Benetti suggested that more thought be glvnn this matter
at hmmd, as the variance requested by Lucky Stoma involves an amount
that to hm3W as much again as the Ordinance allows for height, and the
square foaasW is more than doubled that allowed by the Sign Ordinance.
Zvwd lV Councilman Jewett that the variance be granted; seconded
by Cmaaassa Pelosi.
ATZSr Gellman:
NAl* .
AB8MM ilmen:
NOSE"
Jewett, Pelomi, Iasanco
BROOM
Saich
3 -1
Saich resnsaas is tar means.
Ht�l6s - 20r °q�a�,for a,jerismee to the Sias
1�>sanee to s32oineaA 6'S ve . Wm Crook Invg
mfg►, southwest lTststes and 3tavess Creek Blvd.
- ;�eonoenaed b Picots °�'Q!a±6�sloss'ils�sldtion,93q - - � ... .
Melville
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A. ONOMMIJIM 202% Rewnirrs of Jack Dy�M (#S -7►bl) : h'o}r
SR-2 W PO-H; �n z ;.atst side of IfE. Yler�¢ttvey4 0resk
Hoed. math side. of Moats Yisfa School, north of Aloe. See-
and read& --. _. .
Moved by Conocilmsn Jewett that Ordissanse 202 be read by title
on7jr; seconded b; Ccancllman Sa"ch.
Affiz Councilaae: Benetti, Jewett, Peloai, Salch, 7azanSO
IMMz Councilman: None
AH�t Councilmen: None
1DSCt CIRRIM: 5-0
Ordinance 202 _ ad by title only by the City Clerk.
bead by Couwi -man Jewett tlat ordinance 202 ?a enacted, accorded
by C UNIC12man Seie!!.
VW-. Councilmen: Benetti, Jewett, Pelosi, Saich, Lasaneo
MVL- Councilmen: None
Alit Councilmen: None
MDR CARRL O: 5-0
A Olt»TNAVU 205. Rszonimg property of R. Cali i Bro. (51-Z -61)
from R -1 :3-2 to C -1 -3 end R-1; northwest corner of McClellan
Road and MSbway 9. 01"t rsading.
Ozdinanze 2O5 was read by the City Clerk. This constituted a
first =wading.
C. ORDINANCE 203: Adopting the 1961 Dnift.« Building Code, Regu-
lat mg the Rrectict, Construction, Zolargemant, Alteration, etc., of
Hnildiwga in the City, etc. Second Heading.
The Mayor asked the City Clerk if any written commsniostdons
s7raam llxw[ this Ordinance were received. Tee City Clark stated there
rree��ss amens.
bead by Councilman Saleb that Or&xAnce 203 be read by title only;
meemalmd by Councilman Pelosi.
Co e
linen. Be Benettl,.Jewett, Peloei, Salch, Lasso
Coumilmen: Nora
Councilmen. None
CNIM=: 5-0 .
O dim mme 203 seed by title only.
Sbesd by Co ncilmmn J Wwt Ordinance 203 be eaactsd; seoonded-
ow Web.
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-COmelhsan: Benitii Jsawtt, Yelosi, 9iidB, LiNMs-
Councilmen: Nam
Corr lmon: Now z
*,, had been ieoely" This petition read.
-•Stet-
*party an a
sweruhyr M
N..�
. - .Li r u:. -- •.: •t .y aeq saLs
ii d br Comsilaan WA "at R"Olutica 576 TO sdo tad
I[jamaA
Councilman: BsnetU# Jewett, Pelosi, Saich, Idea dO
` townc"mosi: Hems
Councilmen: Hone
CARRIED: 5-0
A. Resolutions 569 and 570.
Councilman Jewett read Resolution 569.
1 that
i.n:
I seconded
Moved by Councilman Benetti and seconded by Councilmen Pelcsi that
;m mmlution 569 be adopted.
A15Se Councilmen: Benetti, Jewett, Pelosi, Saich, Lazaneo
Em- Councilmen: Hone
Av! : Councilmen: Hone
11o�g CARRIED: 5-0
Councilman Jewett read Resolution 570.
Moved by Councilman Sa:ch that Hec_�lution 570 be adopted; seconded
bR Councilman Peloel.
AIM: Councilmen: Benatti, Jewett, Pe1031, Saich, :azft. -O
0=36 Councilmen: Hone
Air: Councilman. None
HPI= CARRIED; 5-0
tI= FBMSM AND WRMIM COMMICATIONS
1. Cupertino Little LsmVma, Inc.: Letter requesting waiving or
learsring of fees as stated 10 oadinance 10 for a proposed drive to rains
fume. This drive is to take place in the fora of a carnival put on by
of t Western Spars. Mr. Tay, author of the latter, was present an:
siatad that this carnival in requested as there is a Look of sponsors for
LSSUM League in this City. July IS is the date not for ;hv carnival,
wiitch will run for five (5) dye. The carnival will consist of gases of
shill and rides. He assured the Council that there will not be any o3-
jectional type of entertaineaart.
The Mayor stated that he feels this is a worUmhlle canoe, and cer-
ts2x3y supported such a drive to urlp Little League.
'the City Manager was embed vmat ramifications wets unsolved in such
a H6d for waiving ad fees. na stated some of t1w probloom to be con -
were clean -ca, raitirs of fees, aral the guarmnW42at such fees
vdW g6 to Little Longue, ete.
;mss 04gr asked Hr. iay .if it w nald be satisfaeeoly with him if the
f>04pa gave'their answer in Lao weeks.
fta City Attaaeay-ri,il ISOM the 0adlnance t*&tVlLrt tie 1601 con -
wslviag Bssursss Ldamm a lees.
r '•
SOW
will appear
Ise 1W weeks for a 6aoit3ft fsassi "In ooanoil.
4
eboeilwi� 93 snag k 1 "621# Sri Nw, A*mt of ¢25.00,
a elation 570.
Mr. Stem #hied wai wail.vprkmht was tat(t40 employ"*# grow iL"
asmA`ses, and me male up after 0s62ntLio 570 and been prepared M"
6arta8 ai q,ftPat-t-00 Not;tha uwarsn0e sight- be started as o'
lQt 4MAL.Ah a % hanW* 260t 18.04 PWJdt of $259
z', r �l :.ltj - 1•. >f SAM
='l4aaa�s :R�QE`sp' a�1 be talpn�an
application be d�]aales mom 2 Derr
pan1J &" { ` i6r appealing the dental fr+om',the Planning
MMJQion en Me '*011cation 25 -Z-61.
#, Mathildri 8olw= Letter appealing the denial flea the Planning
Commission on tar application 42,451.
5. Ralph Rodrigues: Letter appealing the denial from the Planning
Co lesion on his application 47 -Z 1.
6. Antonio Pogo: Letter a aling the denial from the Planning
Commission on his application 46pZ -61.
Commissions onapplication:45 Z- 6lrfor Donald A. Excelll from the Planning
Letters /3 through i7 set for public hearing on April 2, 1962.
8. Boris E. Stanley: Letter regarding the Craft app11esdon for
re-zoning. RA. Stanley was presant and stated ther an unreasonable length
of time has expired since the presentation cf this application and no
action has been taken. Be requent:ed that the Council take immediate
action on it. He emphasized thrs fact that this appll ^anon is separate
from the other twr. (Leonard and Lester) which were presented at the same
time; therefore, the Craft application should not be held up for any ob-
jections that might apply to the other applications.
Roved by Councilman Jewett that this application be put before the
Council for public hearing; seconded by Councilman Saich.
Councilman Benetti suggested that each and every member of the Coun-
cil go over the records regarding ttda application to review everything
that has transpired and the merits of the application prior ro the next
meeting. He did not feel that he was ready to vote on this application
tonight.
The Mayor felt that a report should be forthcoming from the City
Manager and the Consultant before the next meetina.
Councilman Peloal stated that two weeks would be enough time for
the Cow.allmen to obtain the necessary information.
Vote on Councilman Jewett's motion:
Affin Couneilmen: Jpwstt, Pelosi, 3alch, Lasaneo
at"i Coupoii�.wi 8enatti
{. 'Couue c Horne
ifiEFM CAAidi.M: 4 -1
',pr public %sodas date for thin application was awt at April 2,162.
9. Ernest J. Mlnsr Letter requesting a freeze on all mooing changes
a% fns
d.
Noncan; fee AW 01W is completed and prowata
10. 8t. Joseph of Oap vtino Choreht Letter request1n permit to sell
�+ . Ales►, : Ala 1pttip't" r es cat %W ;W 11e11NM Cupertino
g� U�DiBg aMMt of bagiaass; thereibaet i. tilt rMfMtr�tbb
as tte: �+0 'i+alamd by the sale of rasiirorb 11MOW b]T3"
Moir 7owth elsba in tMla eyaa. _.:vit ,; ,
Npot asked that the City Staff dhsek 00 M 1A"W Btors to
detasatne if it is ®olmt oat of business and than a+aporC' M sash+
1] �pq Gars i ,Letter regaminh tn• gima , af'BMrritf pet-
1 srCRSae' Wft- bf 9atrrbl„ loors tbi City.
~ t M that the_ f lg3ME
as 110
he
iW
a e3.
LQttar y�slsi� "f�a �� laM:l'�i: .
m and sarrica given br-W. Andres CffJiilE as '
E. Book: 1014 lmrf'in lien of istfir argadsi M'passdssion
to appear before Oosnail to discuss omiapion of block will at Cased kalld-
lag.' -'* Beak "a pgvdldt at the meeting and stalwd t6st the Gemeo baild-
Isg; did not abet rssldsatlal homes, but that there was a street dlvidlM
the pests+ propar%y Drag the apistgent bnildings. Ba•felt that the street
acted as a buffer, in this case, between d•_!terent coning areas.
Couneilasc Balch asked to be excused frog this dtsoumsion
Mr. Book based his request on the fact that there would be no homes
immediately next door to the Oemco but -ding, and that there was an en-
closed area for trash and Its burning, and that the building looks ex-
actly the sass on all four sides (so there is no unsightly side); there-
fore, there is no real used for the 6 ft. concrete wall In question. Be
fw her stated that he wan completely unaware of the condition that a 6
1t. concrete block wall be installed until after the application wag
approved, when he applied for the permit.
The Mayor pointed out to W. Hook that Exhibit B, condition 5 of
which states that a 6 ft. concrete block wall be installed as a buffer
between aoninge, is attached to each and every application for this type
of zoning, therefore, ignorance cannot be claimed as a valid reason for
e13alnating this condition from the rezoning. The rezoning is conditioned
by Exhibit B and if all conditions are not met, the resoring is null and
void.
Councilmen Benetti asked that a vote be taken, as the discussion was
tending toward attacking the Ordinance and Its conditions.
Councilman Pe1os1 suggested a 3 ft, fence be substituted for the 6
ft. well, with elantlage rotereparsed. Mr. Book stated that he would
rather �+ut the 6 ft. concrete block wall in as it would be less expensive
than a 3 ft. brick wail as wiggested.
The Mayor suggested Mr. Book met with the City Manager to discuss
this further before the next meeting.
Moved by Coune ilmen Jewett that We elty Manager make a recosmndai2 n
to the Ce -nail as to the findings after meeting with Mr. Hook; seconded
bF Oownollman Pelosl.
A=& Comeilsenn Jewett, Pelosi, Iasaaeo
Haul: OoimsliLaui Bswatti
Councilmen: Batch
i 1f1a _
dA ` 3-1
CeanailMjt Balch raln.t.ted In the meeting.
loved by Councilman Pnettl that the comminleations be received and
lflsay secoa@A* * awweml3sms Balch. '
Ig ttl, Jewett, Most, Balch, Llfhneo
,g
906W "ill,
N*W ' now (W no me om ussrdmw:
C.;AL.,. - Nrdofa of -cup use"""r. .. ..
. J161',Mt O% i�2' q fi� pj ,.0; Trset =,A. atrQhr,
►'ti%)fJ �i1 connection tharodth.
4S,•;51'a'C J
con
g�
. •�. `]Sw..iw�lleee: , iaatt. Pelois , yYh ED n, ,O e
esilmesR
MI
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p, r Jlceepting dedication of -sa1diopsi =v for
:r_1:..7�y SAM = 0¢tholic CEuyehl.
go Ceti` yapq^prSed the adoption of pesolutlon 573.
tp Councum t~saich that Resolution 573 be adopted; seooaded
by Como: ;san Jewett4
A =: Councilmen: B@MM, Jewett, Pelosi, Saieh, Lasatao
NAlSS Councilmen: NOW
ABBE: COmoilswri None
Mdl'us CARIMZ 5-0
3. =9DUWa0M roadway purposes7(rgxon Cathholic edication of real property for
Chuu�ch)
o�� by 0q jgmn Dw etti that Resolution 574 be adopted; me-
AlASS Couneilser.: edWnettd, Jewett, Pelosi., Saich, Lazanso
NAYSS Councilsent None
ADSWz Counoilment NOW
MDr= CAROMS 5-0
4. Letter to the Division of Highways regaruu* the structural
"Voss-sections of frontage roads, tamps, and etreet connections to the
proposed Junipero Serra AreewsY.
Councilmen Hene:ti stated that Lucille Avenue was proposed by
Councl in the that ithe.Councillsshould object to the4State's routing offi felt
trIs street as
thr. plan approved by the City and State should as sdhered to.
4he Mayor suggested that there be s study session on this a %d the
Blaney Avenue crossings before any decision is given. March 27, 1962,
was sat as the date for a study session on this proposed map by the State.
Tote City eogineer stated that Neighborhood Plan /12 will be ready
at Use next meeting fpr pam:oil's.pc�sral.
0. Report of City Attor)ney:
oidinenc�1200`tlNMtlsa 47 Asing n*tgaL foryuaediuP
densitr siltiple dws ?ling (R- 24 -R;. QrgamcY Omd}pnoe.
After discussion regarding the advisability of ANWtng the Ord -
isatlss now or at the Adrourned Regular mectirg of Dt1I1.City Council, it
was the Utah 27 tinmgfor ddiecussions and on April 2 put up for t��ror
. Amen, rvMn of the Flannia; Oosmiidiom, tpo�s- trvma floor.
Cael
atafse� that the Ooswioa held a study session on this ftdl rnce and
oiM ireosoaogttioN mO.the.OspPt7 ordinanee from whicA gpg(#) in derived.
tMS $ h PT � l CoMdtaat Moala' w bran at
,tea Citcr Attanwr imad.MasoMetien 577, whiah he parpasG&si requested.
11gSpIlPPiCN �, 577s A Dissolution Of The City' Oemoll of Tba?
City of Ing The Santa :lara County NOW 061b"
missies riapoal ter ft"in6.Charges•
DeW1IIt106�Dea�D ;ud'.�� .
Y
�met,'
walewld De.:;..d5i'Oi ! Yn'x+0 ^�'
Wing another Metiug t0 further
f
J swab it.
-Laken On Otsmtf6l> = &debts kotiont
AM$ ('�mMallmen: Jewett, Daleh, L"aneo
•lit: • Cosne"W": Moms
ANNEM Ceuncilmen: Bspmtti, Pelosi
ADDSs Councilmen: Nose
MDZ= CAN=: 3-0
D. Report of Planning Commission:
See Planning Commission minutes of March 12, 1962.
a. Report of cittjManager
1. Nay is the ate
Hopeset for the anrntal door -to -door
campaign sponsored by the City O
Hops-
Moved by campaign for Bthe seconded
Hope en May^2111962, Jewett that
the door -to -door camps sID
AIZS: Councilmen: Benetti, Jewett, Pelosi, Satch, Tazanao
NAIZ: Councilmen: lone
Ang=j Councilman: Nona
MDI M CARRUD: 5-0
2, letter regarding the tuderfround water rights of Ward Crump.
3. Master Water Plan.
Councilman Benetti asked that Mr. Storm's report also be put on
the agenda for March 27.
It was decided by the Council that all the items set for the meet -
ieg of March 27 be put on an Age*tda for March 21. AM items not Cos
�
t •
plated at that date will then go over to Maren 27 along with Ordinance
4. Wr. Storm asked the Mayor if the Trailer Park Ordiwarae
snitant totre�ew and recommend with the penerralaPlan. the cowln-
curred.
5. The Inter - County Cities will meet in Sacramento on March 29,
9 :00 A.M. Councilmen may attend this meeting.
6. Mr. Storm requested permirsion to build a 20 ft. extension
auto Wet Water Depao,Nnt building as they are getting crowded for stor-
working row. The cost of the materials required woule be
. n om
00.
Xed by Councilman DOMS14 that this request be approved; seconded
by Csrnallmsn relosi.
r,ouneilsenw Bemttl, Jawett, Pelosr, Saich, Lawn**
Cotmellsout Maas
counalimmu Noma
1 seat to
�il:r� emet. , .,.. ;
�11Yiii' NA ..?weit::leioai,..ssea�ams@aeo '
too Mbir aettwe part in
hu a rt, taaire of Us
... a° JL'ode •�'1
ftdc riar u .
rf gALJ� -' s2 ;u�'
5i i•E�A: Ls.: ''.. � r.
tns., Coetina@d.
✓i•. 11 1 and -
.ii'Drat@, to-
-the an of pipe Uwe tia'Oagn memo propercaes.
IbV by oesnoilman Jewett that these letterer- W•reoilved And filed;
beiada
�d by Cenocilman B@netti. .
s Council—n3 Benetti, Jewett, Pelosi, Seich, Ltzaaeo
s Ce:mclLent None
CAMU39): 55--0
Z MW BUSIMM-
A. Planning Commission terse expiring - Adamo, prolich, Snyder
The Mayor asked that this be put over until after April 10.
B. Miscellaneous
Councilman Benetti requested that the Tree Ordinance be sent to
Last planning Commission for review in conjunction with commercial appli-
notions coming up at this time. Tha Mayor asked for a report from the
any Manager before sending the 'IWO Ordinance to the Commission.
It was agreed that no revisions in the Tree Ordinance were necessary
at this time, The City Attorney stated the B Control Committee and the
Cbmneil had authority to require landscaping and tree planting.
The Mayor reported that the Commission had requested a meeting with
"me ovanoil, to which request the Mayor had declined as he felt it un-
necessary.
ZL ORAL 0ON=aCATI6NS
A. Interpretation of Bolding Code heights relative to Stevens
Creek Park.
tnancelled.
V. Mr. Hine rose to @fate that Nestacres Bommewnere Association
one Surrounding bomeowemrs ob'eoted to the proposed additional commercial
mombe by the Planning Commission.
f�prms •Bbe Mayor stated to Mr. Nine that no objections on this proposal
�Imim b
ban p previously stated City jeotionssfo�, even though Mr.
ea
=time adjourned at 11:10 P.N. to 700 WL, March 21, 1962.
h, Nick J. IAKa_nA &_
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