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CC 04-15-6310321 So, Saratop-3WIV ale Wad 252 -4505 CITY OF C4 P R R T I N 0 cupertsk California lMOM VOR THE RWULAR METD10 OF TBE CITY OOUNCIL - April 15, 1963 !lave: Beard Roos, Cupertino School District, 10300 Vista Drive $sly 8:00 P.A. 3: M To TM Pea LL: councilmen pimaamt: Dmmp~ Fah, Jewett, Dene x rr# act Oounciltatit !L ilia"" aloaa s :.t Stan per: City yb mger, City Attorney, :•t city Engineer, city cleric Im mawas OF In pMVN= April 1, 1963 M: h�beas seconded by Deg� t the dtrrteapproved submitted. l or. l0 OpTODrfMW OF ritYOR Uspor Benetti expressed his gratitude to the Planning commission. atd iii sabers of the Administration for their cooperation during the but s&privi�lege to it only o serve a r. He then moved that V pleasure. Verne Jewett +,t appointed Mayor for the coming year. Seconded by Councilman Finch. A7=: Cm--ncilmen: Dempster, Finch, Saich, Benetti MIS- Councilmen: Norte Az v : Councilmen: None Notion carries 4 -0 A short recess followed. Mayor Jewett called the meeting to order. It was mov.i by Councilman Dempotrr atwi seconded by Councilman Saieh that Counci: man Pinch be named Vice Ii- -,yor. AM, Co•:a.cilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Saich, Jewett NA73: C,;:tclleen: None AGSM: C_,uncllmen: None lotion carried 4 -0. It was moved by Councilman Saieh and seconded by Councilman Finch that Councilman Benetti be appointed Treasurer. AIM: Co ncilmen: Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett I&M: Councilmen: Norrc ASSW Councilmen: None lotion carried 4 -0. 4 AvAW OF CONnACT: Rodrigues Avenue Storm Drain no City Engineer, after reviewing bids from $16,534 to $28,816 recommomaed awarding the contract to Ernest E. Pestans, Inc. on their bid at $16,534, the lowest received. It was ':roved by Councilman Finch, and seconded by Councilmen Sault tilt the Ernest E. pestana, :Eno. bid be accepted as recovmended by the CaLty Engineer. Councilmen: Y• Duuntilran. Councilmen: Arc carried 5 -0. Benetti, Den, -ster, Finch, Salch, Jewett Rene Moue vi ORAL k WRITMI CGMMICATION5 A. Oral The City Manager wished the City Attorney Happy Birthday - No other oral comimmications. B. Written 1. Minutes of the Mater Commission SwbC=mattee Meeting 2/6 2. Minutes of the Water Cosission &*O mmittea Meeting 2/15 Memsletter from Clamber of Commerce dstei app 6 Ia its"M floor the Good Samaritan Hospital to the Mayor for lmnaboOft for$6,5G0,� hospital. 5. Lettmy± g-w tiu & eglo1otura, Ma" Mom raQas4IM mariner of billboard peamr oven, and total and of billboards within the city msar frse+n7a- 6. SUM CAMM Or - fiom Assemblyman Ahlgmist� t T. lion rappointee to G�ountymars� fission. It was moved by Oonaeilmen Finch and seconded by CO=01"l —nom Haman, that Mr. Monaban be recommended for rseppolntment• favor. It was moved by Comellman Finch and seconded by Councilman Saieh that the comwinications be received and riled. All in favor. VII. MPG" OF THE PL WING COMCMION: (See Planning Commission Minutes of April 6, 1963) Chairman Snyder reported that the commission approved the Excell application to rezone 5.0 acres from R -1 to R -2. Property ii situated at Lockwood and Voss Avenue. _ At the adjourned meeting April 9, the Planner presented two Planner wetcagainnApril 22, 1963. The acommissiorequuesstns admeeting with 8:OOcat the Bo-rd r rupert no School District, a joint meeting will be held. VIII PUBLIC EEARDZS A. Annexation Bearing: "Pfleger 63 -3" Resolution 729 set April 15 as time for hearing. There are 19 quarter acre lots on tAe east side Of lbothill Blvd., south of Ramona. The proponent and ,wner, Mr. Pflegar was In aitendance. No protests. It was moved by Councilman Sadch and seconded by Councilman Dempster ttat the public hearing be closed. Notion carried. ORDINANCE 239, AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE hNNEXA^aION OF CERTAIN CONTIGUOUS UNI%HABr= TERiITOF :Y, DESIGNATED "PFLMAR 63 -3" TO THE cm OF cUPERTINO IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION$ OF SECTION 35300 >3! SEQ. OF THE OOVIs'ta 4Mr CODE OF TI!E STATE OF CALIFORNIA, was read. 'TMs conatituded the first reading. B. Stoneson Development Corp.: Application 68 -Z -62 to rez•3ne 69 acres f north side of 2 Stevens Creek lBoulevard' bounded on west y adjoining , the future Stevens Creek Freeway. Recommended Ly Planning Commission Resolution 134. Conditions. Mr. Schumacher, 3150 20th Ave., San Francisco, Vice President of Stoneson, briefly described the proposed development. Carriage Caks will is primaarily�residenti.al, with own houses, three story Lot 1 story apartment buildings. The second lc+. is comsercia), area -"d 8.1 acres, and a restaurant, perhaps a smash mrket. and ar,rvice facilities are planned. They propose 229 dwelling 'mlts in town houses, 222 units in the nine three -story apartaerc buildings. The amanita An the six -story apartment buildings have not been finalised as yat. More than adequate parking facilities are planned, also recreational fauilltiex. -2- Stoneson's plans shot a 90' thOrMhtare, on the sasumptlon that Mary Avenue would go tbrougjn. The City Ma'ag' -r explained that in all psotisffillty It wouldn't glace no agreement could be reached on the appesaeh. This would ohange the width of the road, and change the nridtb of commercial. ogmnciisan Dempster felt then should be a lilt met for the commercial, so there would be complete and *rstarding be- twsxm Council and the applicant. Councilman Benetti pointed out that ddir PC-H, there is complete control, and hs felt theta shoaldn't be m a 21mdt placed on it at thIS time. Be added that the commercial as plamed may be too shaIUW jstbea parking n paces are pammided. The applicant stated that it TZ libt their intent to a+equest extensive ecrii4�eia1 �. . It ras eo�ad � dsn.BWstti drat the City Attorney be to prtait!8 l ee 6 thm is 69 passe on Appldcijo. as Dy Plaminnp O° Resolution 13�s by Onnallson A2B.9:. Ooomeilaant- a�omoameetti, Dempster, Pinch, South, Jewett A>la6Ml: Oonmalllumspaenf urns Motion carried 5-0 C. Cealno Del Bomes: Application 78 -z -63 to rezone 23 acres from A to R-1; nortbmest of Terrace Drive (Annexation to be complete May 3). Recommended by Planning Commission Reeo- lution 135. motions. Mr. Crump, applicant, was in the audience. No protests. It was moved by Councilman Saich that the public hearing be closed. Seconded by Councilman Pinch. All in favor. It was moved by Comucilmmn Salch and seconded by Councilman Finch that the City Attorney be instructed to draft an ordinance approving Application 78-Z -63 to rezone 23 acres from A to R -1, as requested by Planning Comedasion Resolution 135. AYES: Councilmen: Henetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett RAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5 -0. D. Alpha land Company: Application, £8 -V -62 and 21 -TM -62 for a Variance to Ordinance 220 to allow side yards of 20' where Ordinance requires 348; and approval of 3 lot tentative map; Rodrigues Avenue A Terry waY• Denied Ly Planning Commission Resolution 136. Appeal. Mr. Philip Ingber, rtcpresenting Alpha land briefed Council on the application. Alpha developed 24 units of apartments on Rodrigues Avenue under R -3 zoning, ordinance 160. Plans were discussed with the City, presented to H- Control, approved, and Alpha built six four - plexes. Each four -p'ez is on a metes and bounds lot 70' x 1291. The applicant learned that they did not meet the requrements for four =its on property 70'x:129' if the buildings sold individually. They discussed this with the Real Estate Hoard in :an Francisco, and were advised to subdivide. They then attempted to divide six lots into three, getting eight units on three 140'x129' lot. The Engineering Department found they did not meet sideyard requirements. They were 11' short on the aide yard, but met density requirements. Mr. Ingber Pained out the 34' shout on the agenda, believing it an error. The City Clerk explained that in reviewing the ordinance, that the City has agreed that 34' is the proper interpretation. The City Attorney agreed. During meetings with the Planning Commission, there seemed to be confusion on the interpretation of tine ordinance. Therefore, the applicant requested a meriting with their attorney, members of the piamning Commission, anCt the City Attornev. The request was denied. 'Are applicant stated that the Commission expreseed the feeling that Aapha land Ommpaoy was trying W break the density requirements. Hs pointed out that thmy awe well within the density, both on the old osidfsnoe, 160 and the mss ems, M. They wish to subdivide the property ao that it would b? a clearly defined area. and insure ,bat the existing buildings could be rebuilt is case of fire. In subdivWmg into an e]ght -plex, the old oldlnanae required 20,800 sq. ft. ".be lots contain 2;,660 32. ft. Under the mrmr ordinance, 220A, the gross required is 21,900, Alpha has 23,660• get required is 16,300, Alpha has 18,060. The City Attorney stated that under Sec ion VI, of the ordinance, an waits per gross acre are allowed. Under the new ordinance, the yarmel would take 33 units, gro". Net would take 31. The basic Bahr is: Is there a hdsUdAp imposed by freexirg tltie.of land so a hardship al gaift have to be Ir maivision 1e permitttted or in the Also, would them the i d reduction be a slnor degree of side ymd setbacks as provided in the ordinance. dmncjl mn Bsoetti felt that a 40% reduction was am* than minor. > lbd that faturi sod sod, development moat also be considered. MW City Engineer presented a sketch, outlining possible interprets - ty�_ s of eldeyards. It was moved by Councilmen Dempster that the bearim be continued to the May 6 Council Meet1m. Seconded by Councilman Saich. IHtion carried 5 -0. The Mayor requested that Councilman review the oidimence and see the buildings at Rodrigues Avenue & Terry May. Mr. John rrtffen frirm Alps land Compan., asked Council to consider Alphm•s position. They don't have 40' side yards on each end and never rill. They require a variance as it stands. If a building were to burn down they could not rebuild. XI ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE CONTROL: (See Minutes of April 9) A. Application 73- HC-63: Stephen Dorctch, Blaney Associates, 1888 West San Carlos, San Jose, requesting Architectural and Site Control approval of medical building on the northeast corner of Blaney and Stevens Creek Boulevard. Approved by H Control with conditions. Mr. Drrcich told the Ccurcil there will be seven offs ^ =_s In `.he Medical- Dental Buildings. :ae r%��r of thn building will 31 away fray: the rear of the lot, with a walk leading into the rear of the offices. Building is compatible with present strlectures. ':mere will be a screen block wall in front of the build,no. It was moved by Councilman Saich and occoaeed by Councilman Benettl that Application 73-FC -63 requesting approval of a medical building, be arproved as recommended by H Control with the following condItIvns: 1. 4o visible mechanical equipment be placed on top of the building. 2. Junipers be continued along Blaney Avenue frontage, if not already planted. AYLS: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, FYnch, Saich, --wett ](A`.S: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: More Notion carried 5 -0. B. Application 76- HC -63: olsmmus music Center, 10074 Sunnyvale- Saratoga ? toad, Cuper:__,o requeatte :a ilroh tectural and Site Control approval on a new front for the Yost Office. Approved by H. Control. There will be no architect-.u-al change In t,lie front of the building. The wdmdow will be dropped to sidewalk level. It was moved by Councilman Fir_ch arhl seconded by Councilman Saich that Application T6 -HC -E3 for a new front for the former Yost Office be approved. AM: Councilmen: Benetf %1, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett . AM- Councilmen: Toone giapp. �il sn: Mane ..9CEt4i n.....> _ .. .w..,esc�wm ®raalr5irswiamr C. Applicativn 77- RC -53: Par! Bl:,,xgr —, 1fir: Farw±lt Drive, Los Altos, California, requesting architectural and Site approval on duplex on Lot 11, Pxcell, Tract 3142, Nbnta Vista Area. Approved by H Control. Conditions. 7he design is similar to the existing Excell buildings. The buildings have split tapered roofa. It was moved by Councilman Saich and seconded by Councilmen Dempster that Application 77 -BC-63 requesting approval of duplex on Lot 11, be approved as recommended by H- Control nth the condition Litt' fae balidlegs have shake roofs. A`ffi: Oouneilmen: Heoetti, Dempster, Pinch, Saieb, Jewett lays: Councilmen: loos AEMW: Councilmen: now Z ONMVI OES AHD RESSOLWMOW .NWi ADOPTION A. OfMMVBCB 235: Asmoalag property of N.O.s. Investment Co.. (Goodwin Steinberg) lrvm A -2:B -4 to R -24 -H 7 acres Approxi- mately, on the east side of Blaney Avenue, 220' south of a projection of Lucille. Second Reading. It was moved by Councilmen Pinch and seconded by Councilmen Saich that Ordinance 235 be read by title only. All in favor. It was moved by Councilman Saich and seconded by Councilman Benetti that Ordinance 235 be enacted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councils n.: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5 -0 II PAYING BILLS A. RESOWTIOHS 737 & 73% It was moved by Councils- 7eirpster Lr.i seconded by Councilman Zrich that Resolution 737 be adopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Demp,`er, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: Lone ABSENT: Gouneilmen: "None !lotion carried 5 -0. It was moved by Councilman Saich and seconded by Councilman tench that Resolution 738 be a:Iopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett HAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5 -0 Councilman Benettl suggested that the City's general Insurance policy be studied. The Ci!.1 Manager said that it would be reviewed very shortly, and other brokers asked to submit bids. The City Manager Will report back to Council results of the study. III REPORT OF OF.'aCERS AND A. REPORT OF THL CLTY _MPASURER No further report B. REPORT 07 = MANAGER. A resolution has been requested by the Board of Supervisors In rapport of their action requesting a rehearing before the I.C.C. on ayyllcat1 nr for abandonment by the SP of vasona line Branch. -S- It would CGSt 3o rich to redesign the freeway that a portion would probably be abandoned. It was moved by Councilman Dempster that Resolution No. 7481 A T=01 ON OF TM C1TY OP CGpERTINO IN SUPPORT OF BOARD OF SUPER- VIM'S ACTION TO REWIST A REHEARING BEFORE THE WSFS" ATE COM WCE CONK"—SION ON THE O CoMpANT OF AA PORTION OF ITS V A ed ASONA be adopted. SecondedC by Oouncilmn Finch. AYES: r nciimen: Benetti, Dempeter, Finch, Saich, Jewett Nils: auooilmen: Bone SHUNT: aanbilmen: Nara Notion carried 5-0 as city Nangpr ma notification from the state requesting abandonment of land in the Corte Nader& Sobdivislon, which to unin- babited, for Junipero Serra Freeway. Dates or thatc he Chit tir� be authorized pare Resolution 749 for abandonment proceedinBm- AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5-0 The City Manager reported that population in the City is up 2,000 since the census, and asked authorization for a new census. It was moved by Councilman bSaich andzseconded �byaCounccilmant Dempster that the City Mang with the State Finance Department for a special census. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5 -0 Homestead Pump - Well #1 has decreased from 600 gallons per minute two years ago to 240 gallons per minute now, and requires repair. It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Saich that the City Manager be authorized to have Homestead #1 cleaned and repaired. AYg,: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett MAYS: Councilmen: Nonp ABSENT: Councilmen: Nont Motiot. carried 5 -0 Th: Optimist Club has requested a fireworks permit. They were told last year, when all five were taken, they could have first refusal. It was moved by Councilman Denpater and seconded by Councilman Cupertino optimisttClubtaepermit to operateia fireworks stand. tAll in favor. C. REPORT O? CITY ENGINEER 1. FISHER AND BOAAR (SP7WEE MARf) (File cup. 62 -5) Consulting Weer On Homestead Road at Grant Road. Improvements have been comple- ted in accordance with the approved plans. It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Batch that the improvements at Speedee Mart be accepted. All In favor. Myor Jewett brought up the point that the rubbish container at the market In in toll view out front, instead or behind the wall. :6i..:: red councilman Finch said that the walls are often inadequate a there isn't room for the containers behind them. He felt the City Engineer should look into the wall dimensions. 2, TRACT L/0 .2L22 RMRCREST (File Oay: 60 -1) The mmiclgal improvements constructed in Tract No. 2722, Rivercrest have been inspected by this offic,. These Improve- ments have been found satisfactory. It was moved by Councilman Dampster and seconded by 1%nnicilmn Finn rbst the City R;igl.neer be suth.,rized to inform the Treat No. 2722, Rivsaara7t developer and hl.s bonding company that the Improve- ment bonds posted in connection with this development] may be retired. Ail, in favor. 3. ML% 0r MAL FROPUTY X?R ROADWAY PARP0389 (Pile 51,000) ALM UM CMPM has presented two roadway dedications son Terry way, thefirst of which clarifies a property u- spanay and the second will give the normal half street developeent an the extension of Teri? W97 in Treat No. 3407 Paradise West (Lands of Chow). It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Saich that Resolution No. T39, clarifying property line discrepancy, be adopted. AYES: Councilman: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Comeilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5-`0 It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Saich that Resolution 740 for the development of the normal half street on the extension of Terry Way, be adopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Benettl NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5 -0 WELLS FARGO BANK (File 51,020) East side of Highway 9 at Ma_rigueS venue. All plans have been submitted to and approved by this office. In addition, the developer has filed and deposited: a. Executed Improvement Agreement. b. Necessary Labor and Material and Faithful Performance Bonds in the amount of 110,600.00 each. C. Checking and Inspection Fees in the amount of $500.00• (Balance due of $30.00). d. Indirect City Expenses in the amount of E80.00. e. Storm Drainage Deposit in the amount of 11,543.30• f. L ^tter from Cupertino Sanitary District stating their requirements have been met. g. Letter from San Jose Water Works stating no additional mains will be required. h. Letter from Central Fire Protection District stating no hydrants will be required. 1. Letters from appropriate utillLy companic- atating that easements are sufficient. ]. Easement for off -tract storm drainage. k. Roadway dedication. Improvements shown on the plans Include the following: a. Street pavement. b. Curb, gutter and sidewalk c. Street lighting It was moved by Councilman Finch that Resolution 741 approving final plans for the dells Fargo Bank be adopted. Seconded by Councilman Salch. -7- AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, r^inch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSHNr: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5 -0 I1 was moved by Councilman Saich and seconded by Councilman Dempster that Resolution 742, authorizing execution of agreement be adopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett WAYS: Councilmen: None AHSHNT: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5 -0. It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seoe..-ded by Councilman Balch that Resolution 743 accepting roadway dedication, Wells Fargo Bank be adopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett MAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5 -0. 5. TRACT NO. 3128, BLOBSON VIEW SOUTH (File 51,03) Northwest corner of Blaney ,:venue and Merritt Drive. All plans and maps have been suboitted to and approved by this office. In addition, the developer has filed and deposited the following: a. Executed Improvement Agreement.. b. Necassary labor and Material aid Faithful Performance Bonds in the amount of $62,400.00 each. c. Checking and Inspection Fees in the amount of $2,080.00. d. Indirect City Expenses in the amount of $312.00. e. Map filing fees in the amount of $170.00. f. Off -Tract Storm Drainage Fee in the amount. of $345.40. 6. Check in the amount of $1,400.00 to the Central Fire Protection District for hydrant installation and 5 year rental. h. Map Ming report. 1. Preliminary title report J. Verification that all taxes and assessment have been paid. k. Letters from appropriate utility companies that ease- ments are sufficient. 1. All Bonds, Agreements, etc. as required by Cupertino Sanitary District. Improvements shown on the plans Include: a. Street paving. b. Curb, gutter and sidewalk. c. Street lighting. d. Street Monuments. e. Storm drainage facilities. f. Sanitary Sewer facilities. g. Appurtenances thereto. It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Finch that Resolution No. 744 approving Final Map, etc., Tract No. 3128, Blossom View South, be adopted, and the City Engineer be authorized to sign plans after the Sanitary District has approved and signed. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmein: None ASSENT: Councilmen: None Notion carried 5 -0. -8- E. CALI ,::N-- -?1AT$ �Jf3lAY BUDGET (F-- le 9°,5!0) state Division of Higt_'aYs�a etfApp- ova1963r EXoendtl res of State Allocated (5/ year uas transmitted by their letter dated March 22, 1963• (Subs3tted on January 31, 1963, approved March 20, 1963, Amendi;.g Budget Approval Dated June 7, 1962). Summary of approved funds, as shown on Exhibit "A ", has been submitted Form MC- 10y for the adoption ofs this oBudget by the City of Council. Two certified copies to be returned to the State Division of Highways. It was moved by Oouneilama Stich and seceded by Councilman that Resolution No, 745, Adopting Budget for Mrpe diture ft Allocated fr'oa the State Highway Fund to Cities , be adopted. AUS- Counallsen: HaOfettd, Dempster, Fine* Stich, Jewett VM: Ootas_11sen: dome ABSENT: Councilmet:: bone notion carried 5 -0. ffiAIBIT A ATTACHED. 7. TRACE N0. 3277 (Lea -Tom) (File 51,009) city Title Insurance Company has executed an Agreement to accept storm waters from Wolfe Road terminus in Tract No.3277. It was moved by councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Stich that Resolution 146, authorizing recordation of agreement, be adopted. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: Ncne Motion carried 5 -0. The City '-z+neer has pr­pared plans and specifications, according to S_ac> reo,dremerto, for the Wu. *_'e Road Bridge. It war ^ by Councilzan Dempster and seconded by Councilman Z.alch that the :ity Engin^er ce authorized to rdverL'ise for bids. Motion Carrie] D. REP,= ;F THE CITY AiTOR`IEY - REs0L*jT ION NO. 747 A Fez —ON OF THE CITY COU`1CIL OF THE CITY OF CUf�_RTINO ..:Z \:, FOLICY ?.c:? 1TTI:G TO SIl+:. ?E FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZO•y.1;7 =N CERTAIN pjpjiOi:S OF TKE CITY It was cc: -i by Councilman Dempster that Ordinance 747 be enacted. Sec.^jed by Counoilmn Finch. AYES: ;omcilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Flnch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSENT: Councilmen: None Motion carried 5-0 ORDINAN.= v'0. 236. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF CUFERTINO To BE PLACED AT STA g. ��NA T NS T Firstreading AxD FOREST tTv,?ND RANDY LAND ANDFOR S AVENUE. ORDINANCE 237• SPEED REDUCTION ON STEP NS CREEK BOULc JARD. It the easterly City Ltmltc tM Sheri i'f's Department recommends t reduction from 45 to 35 2miles es PerutUr. From Sterling Road to the Road City 35 the westerly Clty l ±mite would remain 45 DIFH• Demster uncilran It Jewett uanytdiffer- i% speeds going cp+oslte also tjv-.t sane stretch nnfaroad swould traffic going eF. be confusing. It v2s moved by Councilman Finch and seconded by Councilman Benetti that the matter be referred back to the 3herlff's Department for further study. )lotion carried 5 -0. ORDIFANGB 238, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF cuPEhTIO REGULATING PRIVATE PATROL. First Heading. Answer and Disclaimer Action 144437. It was moved by Co mollman Saich and seconded by Councilman Dempster that the City Attorney be authorized to rile Disclaimer. All in favor. Disclaimer - Warner X. WSlson. it was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Pineh that the City Attormmy be authorized to file Disclaimer. All In favor. A. county Water Commisalon coumilsan Benetti reported that it was proposed by the City of Sunnyvale and Santa Clara to place a bond for adequate storm drainage on the water bond. The nation was defeated. It was not the intent to go contrarg to the proposal, but it was felt that It was Ill timed and might hurt the water bond. It was moved by Councilman Dempster and seconded by Councilman Pinch that Mayor Jewett represent Cupertino at the County Water Ccimisaion Meetings. All In favor. It +nas moved by Councilman Finch and eeoonded by Counnellman Benetti that Councilman Dempster be alternate. All 1.. favor. B. Y•scellaneous The C--_y Attorney ham received the 3rant Deed to the Civic Center Site. A reso'_ution for acceptance of deed and warrant for the purchase price will be prepared. warrant 1333, $1.56.44 Transfer of ?ands for Publishing Costs during Anreyation, was presented.for payncnt. AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett NAYS: Councilmen: None ABSEA:: Councilmen: None Motien rried 5 -0 %IV NEW S.:`TMS A. Co�xilman Dempster asked that the City Manager request copies of a brochure recently published by Mo:u,iain View. The City Manager has requested them, and expects them any day. YV ADJOUFX=- It was moved by Councilman Finch and seconded by Councilman Dempster that the meeting be adjourned to April 18 at 5:00 at the City Hall Ccyerence Boom. MEETIN" ADJOURNED: 10 :35 rte, •ti U�^+F -v h � Tace K. MartIn-, /S/ verne Jewett Fhyor -10- EXHIBIT "A" APPROVED EXPENDITUF.ES OF STATE ALLOCATED (5/80) FUNDS BY PROJECTS (Approved March 20,1963) To be made by the City of Cupertino During the 1962 -63 Pineal Year 50,995 98,500 Total budgeted $23,040.00 Total payment Accrued and unbudgeted to City for the 23,040.00 to June 30,1962 $23,007.5+ 1962 -63 P.Y. Estimated to accrue dur Budget during the i'iscal year ending June 30, 1963 17 8 0•OC Total 3 -1,1_ State Allocated City Other Pro ect Description 15/Y Funds Funds Funds Secocondary 1- 1962 and City Streets July to Junq 30 7,140.00 1963 10 Melling load at gomstead Road Traffic Tale PSig _ 3,2 .00 6,600.00 11 Grade, drainage Calabsms Creek structures 12,700-00 $ 12 00 00 TT, siy�sOQ T2TMO. 6U Total budgeted $23,040.00 Total payment Accrued and unbudgeted to City for the 23,040.00 to June 30,1962 $23,007.5+ 1962 -63 P.Y. Estimated to accrue dur Budget during the i'iscal year ending June 30, 1963 17 8 0•OC Total 3 -1,1_