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Eno= OF 'i 28201" MM Mpgg 08 TBS'CISR COUNCIL Oct. 7, 1963
!tom `.bearC Ibomy ...71ti ?.9ciwo'1
Disfalots. Drive,
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gage '2, Fa 5.'. +Cormoils n -ii10ch ::itj .the fshould
boa. stedled IW-ttr papa"tion" not to-% I aL d
about the immediate 100669. If wi do_thiq�:me.CM coma up
with a more comprehe10sive acceptable program, not onli for
ourselves but one-tbat I feel the people will - 'cept#
Corrections to the minutes of September 16th:
Pase T, ParagralCr A.- Attorney Anderson•$_ recommendation
should be incorporated into the preceding motion.
Councilman Benetti saved that the minutes of Septembers 10, 16d.
and 25 be approved as corrected. Councilman Demp
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Salch, Jewett
NAYS: Done
Motion carried, 5 -0
I9 ORAL AND WRITI I COMUMCATIONS
Oral -- None
Written:
1. Letter from Attorney Boris Stanley regnesting a contin-
uance of the Craft application until the next regular
City Council meeting because he was called out of town
and could not be present at this meeting.
2. Letter from Mr. Paul Faulides protesting the Planning
Cosission's decia:-_n to grant a Use Permit for the real
estate office at tho'home on the corner of Bollinger
Road and Clifden Way.
3. A petition from property owners regarding the master plan.
Councilman Finch moved to have this petition forwarded to
the 'Planing Commission. Councilman Saieh•secoaded..
AYES: Councilmen:
NAYS: None , .
?Action carried, 5-0'
Banettl, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
4. A letter from Sir. Gene Mason regarding the Excel' ap-
plliatidn appial;
5 a c letter om4M. Reynolds in Cupertino.
appliostion
for 6, IIMCg OF MMMM from the Public Utilities 09011Prion-
T. Letter from Spate Chairman of United !%ttona Festival.
B. Report on goal tion of Accaunts
9. Inter -Stata Commerce Commission report 1;n ?QW&-
10. Information regarding water rates increase from San Jose
water YorBS and'Tnblic Utilities Commission-
,x ..a aCounallmtn .8slobJemsd the cossamiat$," be received and
filed. COU10013110012 Dempster seconded the Motion
�_� AlR4: Crnwoi2wat `Illnetti, Dsegstsr, ,Ano1►, faith, Jewett
1bttdilt carried, 5-
' ' Commission
d ,IsppofT9�: `(des ftllamin6
ChairsanFrolioh gare a brief report Of the feelings Of the
3i it ons�asioa cW-tb ueafr -tits apPIZ t' --
le fa regard to the stveWto to, closed art 4W the Moldsw develop -
smut aitsnn Randy Lane is completed, the Com.61"lon felt that this
dddidiad should not be msde: now; rather, wait Until such time ac
ANN*.r>ne is completed te;see bow much it is used and by whom. The
r12W. opartment, parcel post trucks, etc., may be inconvenienced if
Grwsomioh Drive were closed off.
2. Regarding the Paganinl denial, the Commission based this denial
as three main reasons:
A. Land locked - -- traffic problems.
B. This would surround a subdivision with multiples.
C. There are already a great number of multiples approved in
Cupertino now.
3. The Yamaoka denial was based chiefly on traffic problems and
road pattern. problems.
A. Stuart Moldaw, Appl. 26 -U-63 for a Use Permit for 6.067
acres owned by Domenica Torre, at al; property zoned
PC -R; Use Permit sought for R -24 -H; bounded on east by
Blaney Ave., on west by projected Randy Lane, south of
Stevens Creek Blvd. Planning Commission Resolution No.145
recommends granting Use Permit- with conditions. (Continued
Approved by H- Control with conditions.)
Mr. Ned Abrams briefly reviewed the proposed garden apartments
plans. He presented a copy of his letter, dated October 2, 1963, to
the City Engineer requesting a report of the Cit;• Engineer. He
stated this letter was delivered to Robert Shook at City Hall. He
also presented a letter from the Sanitary District.
Mr. Lahi stats4 his department has all the easements; however,
the date of plan is missing and the City Attorney may feel that this
development may create legal problems if not prepared by a Civil,
Engineer. He also pointed out that the original 27' road is now a
20' road. Greenwich Drive is still 27' wide.
In defense of retaining the through street, Mr. Abrams pointed
sat the circuitous route which would discourage through traffic, but
maid greatly aid the fire department, etc.
Mr. Abrams also stated there is now twice as much park as
was originally planned. The total number of units has been reduced
Eros Be to 80 upon the advise of FHA. The bridge across Greenwich
Drive will be approximately 14' high.
Councilman Finch wanted to know what type of construction
would be involved. Mr. Abrams stated they woi:ld be brick, board and
sattaa and stucco, with incombustible roof.
Mayor Jewett requested comments from the audience. There
smMasttms.
4w.
Co:mcl2asm'?tspster moved the Atblic Hesring be closed.
COMC120raDettl ssCOf�aQ.
An xrhSaant Benetti,Dempater, Dinah, SaieD, Jewett
lotion carried, 5-0
CownalrAM Pinch moved that application 26-0-63 for a Vse
ra it-for tY:ioB'{.a(orlat; Ofd►'xdded PC- g :-asa Rarilb for R -2"
be..mxentedi� r�tQ the tssetttls •tfboeld4. ad the
k.
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swim on
City Nawp gtorm`NCNts tW,! lotat �!re :asr�rAadt to the
any *amemii -tr6o" �DiagaMnt :bdtlld 6t side ar$ds+d1M the Psrk plan
02009 the ardek.'
Mr. George- an' mpe, or.- Mmolby and Sosys, Stated that since the
]Sat meeting he had learned that the Flood Control has requested 15
from the bank of the areek to the property line for purposes of main -
talning the creek.
Councilman' Balch asked if anybody _knew what Mr. Balser thught
about this. Mr. Storm stated that he felt Mr. Balser would like
Cupertino to buy all the property for a park but that it isn't very
realistic. Ne. Storm further stated there would be no road --- only
an equestrian or foot path.
Councilman Benetti asked how this would affect the development.
Mr. Somps assured the Council that the lots in question were large
enough so there would be no problem if this easement were granted.
Councilman Dempster moved that the tentative map be approved.
Councilman Saich seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benettl, Dempster, Pinch, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: lone
Motion carried, 5 -0
e. Dits- Crane, Applications 40 -V-63 b 41 -V-63 for a variance
to allow sidegard setback of 8'2" on Lot 5 and side -yard
setback of 816 on Lot 6, Tract 3149, Somerset, southeast
corner of Somerset Drive and has OndaA May. Planning
Commission Resolution No. 161 recommends Council amend
their action of November 5, 1962 (Item VI B) to include
this variance.
Councilman Satoh moved-to incorporate a variance of 812" on
mbar 5; 1963n(Ilae� 9). Councilmaan Deemmpster seconded.
of
AYfSt Councilmen: - BsnattS, Dempster, Pinch, saich, Jewett
NAYS: -None
Notion carried, 5-0
R PUBLIC JU AMMOS '
A. ELL V= COMMOTION -CC., APPlc 91-2-63 to resone 34 acres
from A to 2- 24- Nj-bounded on the north by Steams Creek
Blvd„ oa thls Mat' by- the lands of De And College, on
Picad and on the west by .r tb b: lellen (Annexation In programs): fpproved
�dssion Resolution No. 155.
Atton y A"r"WA moses"i the ipfoaw,.tioa to °No7or Jewett
tint annexation sad snning can go concurrent.ty on the same evening.
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cowcilan fisehmnes to continue thin application at the
next regular meeting. Councilman Bsnetti seconded.
AM: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Pinch, Saieh, Jewett
NAYS: None
Mstioa:.mrried, 5-0
'Mr.-Ned Abrwmw appear¢; this decision. Mr. Barnett Nernwf'f
Mother .dslay alre aQ:lmposRlble to 020ss this 4@"'
' l bt!: ...,s• 8 , u r .'And.. �s7 _ i _ .-.:
4th wi` naoilren�snrstti eteo 0°
Jewett
aeraa from
O; .1'OBeAa
V fPBi :.A- l Z;autres to RR! -1;ii 500' south
A ry ot:8 Aaibe;Porta.. Awdsd by the
Plaantns uibiom ;lr�• . A�psalf
Mr. lrvinB Qasha! "b�1tt11 :reviered the proposed development
+oy� thds property. Camailmftensbtl requested.the reasons mW the
T]�ing Commission denied this application. Chairman prolleh stated
it was because it would be land locked, would create serious traffic
pasb2ems, and it would completely surround a subdivision with sultiples
Mr. Caster stated there would be 199 units, with a medical
Vmomping along Stevens Crook which would be one -story with shake roof
and have off - street parking. There would be 19 one -story units along
the Ulewild side of the property line and the remainder of the living
®its would be town houses or split level homes. He further indicated
that the developer will : t In the sidewalk and if Us land for Price
Aveome widening were dedicated, he would develop it. There would be
small parks and three swimming pools spaced advantageously throughout
the development.
Councilman Benettl felt the applicant should present reasons
wny the City Council should consider the application other than the
fact that he doesn't agree with the decision of the Planning CommiS-
slon. M . Parsley stated he felt that the traffic flow problem has
been eliminated.
CouncilmanDempster moved to delay action on this application
until the next regular meeting. Councilman Saich seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: De4ster, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: Councilmen: Benettl, Pinch
Motion carried, 3 -2
C. Deor a Yamaoks. Appl. 89-2-63 to rezone 7.85 acres from
A -2:B -4 to R -3-8: south side of Lucille between Blaney
Avenue and Randy Lane. Denied by Planning Commission
Resolution No. 149. Appeal.
Mr. Yamaoka stated he would like to have his appeal continued
at the next regular meeting because he did not bring any exhibits
along for the opinion of the Oity.Council. Councilman Benettl said
that be, as one member of the City Council, would not entertain any
rssommerdation as to how to plan Mr. Yamsoka'e development. It
Should be worked out, then submitted to the Council for approval.
CouncilmanDempster so. to continue this application to the
next regular meeting. Councilman Saich seconded.
AYES: Counailmens ;ter, *slab, Jewett
MAYS: Counallnens.. =tIiVlnCb .
Mptfon.oarried, 3--2 .
D., Bogdanloh WASIOm4 C9., A.ppi. 86 -243 to rew-+ne 8 acres
from A.itbQ tO:L►1i adtodnift2ths.asmtb aide of Me-
Clellan goad, Sam and west of Msdrid Road. Approved by
. Planalag poes4fplas:,gsaolu�isa,Mo.•148.
VW.. Jim MCbay presented a plot plan to the Coutieil. He stated
Nile -1V no'tentative,plan to•'sODUt at this time;
Conneiimia Saich sonW the public Hearing. . be 01000?. Ooiit►oil -_
dlie'Sraetti Secddltd: - , -
's,. 'Coinscilmku ''8anetjti, Dempster;' F11"',-So.iehy 3erett
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a� f` atsied
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the
F; aal�a. ADDl• araaone stn
a@r'ss trop 1►, !M1 A-2s&4 to PC $, goeisstead
HOhd and stoves► vd on the dedt�mn& most olden
of the future Wolt4 road. Approved by Plapning Commis-
siotl `ipetolnition 1a� J5l•
Mr. Willi&Wstson, of Ro6k rice and Watson, introduced the
application to the City :Council. Be emphasized that the Vallcq Park
land will not b; for'sals --- rather it is to be leased and:any lessee
coat paintain cha high standards not forth by V&1100 Park Corp.
Ile.' Batson etated that Vallco is making for PC -N zoning at this time
and as each area is to be developed, it would come before H- Control
for approvcl.
Mr. Allen Walter, architect for Vallco Park, then cited the
historical value and impact on the community of Vallco Park. He then
quoted excerpts from the March, 1959, City Council Meeting minutes
regarding the dangers of drifting without planning and the need for
long range planning objectives.
Mr. Walter then went on to say that Varian Associates would
be the key element of the Vhlloo Park plan. Not only would this
bring interest ormother devei developments in in to thhis area. He statedathat self
interest parallel h�co�itrdin �that igi
ution will ba g p rking, setbeckss,lighting,
etc.
Mr. John Blayney stated that in the last * years they had
saalyzed 24 possible sites and Varian chose Cupertino for 4 reasons:
I. Cupertino is the kind of Community Varian wanted to be in.
2. The traffic access is half again-the capacity that Stanford
Industrial Park has.
3. ?his site is near the @eater of the probable residential area of
the employees.
4. This site man In harmunW with planning done in the Sa�Cla Plan.
County General Plan and in the Cupertino Prelialnas'7
It is estimated it will take about 15 yemra to develop this
Opt Ths•majoe %wough -strwts'Mill be Wolfe, PavnaKdge aM Ten'
=4da VMS wan che@roed out with Lou sathryn► Traffie Osoa
Woo has Interchange at Wolfe now mad .Jladpera sera frwlds
modified to oarry more traftta: lb"e . will -be no .twit soua�eotiona
atlltu Idlevild Greene, terms Oaa3s4s or'Chateau West.. 4264 treeway
I"= have' 8 Isom and about -2.01�bt :the employees ><i].r: its'"sat and .25% 11
QM-So *most on it. Wolfe ft 41 be,6 lamed aadIOAamb 40 will go
aereh and 2% will MwAft -Alaurmoft IDryreency 41Tr1.=is 6 laws and
4111 go aorat. L" 6 .1> nde9%will be 96 :� , and 50
p•
* f�. of the trtttie: - 'lMAfMt rilI•fesd 7iwpwlr!•:Stat>an and
Mr. Hlayney stated there are two areas in which variations
will be neeessary.• % nidinence now reads that there is a m"Im
height limitation of 351 and Varian will need to have this extended
to 421 for the necessary two -story buildings. Be also stated that the
buildings that will be 42, will be located furthest away from the
residential areas. The other variation is in regard to the Ordinance
stating that po,M1wFM pi1W'1ay closer than 250' from the street unless
the last 100' are landscaped. Mr. Blayney proposed.& 20' buffer,
densely planted with row oy Lreas.and sMdOs and 80' of parking lot.
Jjq lndiocted that id t g;years the average height of these trees
De :35': aadi 1nouLn n.0 xis; high.: IW . 8 fence
]dtisse�ent. blong Linnet
fans. Qh11ee Vii? ; it i :tow of :38.,,,F;
Mayor the City Clerk rem &'wW written com-
munications t1 jb* .-f now Park.
2. Letter from Cr �zkuy —dated -10f1�63,r in favor of Va11co Park,
signed by Mr. U 0021.
2. Petition protesting the 20' buffer along Idle wild Greens - --
about 250 naafi ...
3. Letter from Cupertino School District, dated 10/1/63, in favor of
Vallco Park - -- signed by Dr. Chas. Knight, Supt. of Schools and
Secretary to the Hoard of Education.
Mayor Jewett then requested comments from the audience.
Mr. Stuart Leaf, 6T9 Meadow, Santa Clara (Westwood oaks Home-
owners' Association President) stated that, in general, the homeowner
welcome Vallco. However, the inter -city agreement does not have any-
thing to do with the buffering -- only as to height of the buildings.
The Association would like clarification of buffering in the agree-
ment. He also stated they would prefer a parking lot with buffering
rather than a street along the property line bordering Westwood Oaks.
Mr. Blayney stated that the Vallco property bordering West-
wood Oaks is very small, but that the inter - -city agreement should be
rewritten to include new factors brought up in the studies by Yallco.
The following people stated they were in favor of Vallco:
Mr. Alexander Stevens, 10400 So. Stelling, Cupertino (Supt. of
Fremont School District.)
Mr. Matt Jeffrey, 20364 Silverado, Cupertino (Board Member, Cupertino
School District.)
Dr. R. C. SmithwicX 23625 wooded Glenn way, Los Altos (Board Member,
Fremont School Dist a Foothills Col -
lege Dist.)
Mr. John Birdsall, 1763 Lark Lane, Sunnyvale
Mr.Goodwin 21 Second, Los Altos (architect)
Mr. W. R. Linn, 10168 Dennison Ave., Cupertino
Mr. Gene Ravizza, 12261 Country Squire Lane, Sunnyvale
Mr. Robert Boatedt, 19841 LaMar, Cupertino
Mr. Norman Nathanson, 21500 Homestead Rd., Cupertino (former Mayor)
Mr. Otis Forge, 20691 Homestead, Cupertino
Mr. Sal Orlando, 19270 Homestead, Cupertino
Mr. Browne, 10128 Dennison, Cupertino
Mr. Gary Stokes, 10199 Richwood Drive, Cupertino
Mr. Nick Kuhn, 10225 Richnood Drive, Cupertino
The following people protested the Vallco presentation ,generally
with respect to set -back:
Mr. Oleh Wayne, 10292 Norwich, Cupertino
Mr. Hal Harper, 10435 Norwich, Cupertino
Mr. Sam Yapawa, Cherry free Lane, Cupertino (complete address unavail-
Mr. Michael Hernon, 1788.Lark Lane, Sunnyvale able)
Mr. Robert Michaelson, 10424 Norwich Ave., Cupertino
Mr. Paul Williams, 1.0168 Colby, Cupertino
Mr. James Hood, 1771 Lark Lane, Sunnyvale
Mr. Warner Wilson, 10237 Creston; Cupertino (concerning solid masonry
Art
Mr. ThomaspThornton, 81790 Larkt fence only)
Lane, Sunnyvale
Most of the protests were in regard to the buffering and to
the commercial use of part of Ulloo Park.
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Tboae it1 favor:of valloo Perk felt it would " at tremegdous
uo the *nq� -off il�pertirw and'ein}�odading ersae: And, as
1nb.VojmtiA oat, tie people who Bate worked on the planning
tit in their respective 1140, ;wt only in
bal is and internationa4y�. .
in suihi . fir. Pattereon pointed out that he'haa.been in-
ira
iar
peated�,y, Varian to athanyto adrfin!s&nofat off view. He
5.
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Volt w Benetti, Daspster, V1nob, 3014b, Jewett
Notion carried, 5--�-O
Couno *lmgn,Flneb- stated that problems such as buffers can
never be fully reeolied until such tlwe as tbsY aredeve lopeo.. He
would like to see the trees planted as score " p0asibie so they will
lie 6ffeotive at such time as that section of Vallco Part: is developed.
-The City'.Cldrk read Ordinance 255, 0Ax.aNDnm= OF 4!Q CIT4
at corzY p AIi6*W" Slimou 1 OF OADINAm NO. 2 fr BNCL SSIFYINO
A CWTN PORTION OF THE CM OF CUPIIRTINO FROM AN A ", M -1 3 A -29P -4
M9WCT TO A PC -H DISTRICT'
Councilman Benetti moved to approve Ordinance 255. Council -
sun Balch seconded.
AYES: Councilman: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Balch, Jewett
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5--0
0. Annexation Hearing as per Resolution 8232 'Vallecito
63 -11" (See VIII D)
City Clerk stated there have been no written protests.
Councilman Balch moved the Public'Hearing be closed. Council-
man Finch seconded.
AYRS: Councilman: Senetti, Dempster, Finch, SaWl. Jewett
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5--0
Ordinance 254, 'AN OISDI UNCR APPAdVl#d 20 A30MYATION OF
Mu MRlo" INOF�CCOEFYW 0 p'CALIPOA,61mC'31201
Was
NIid by the City ,Clew$,
4kft *#AL iu® Sift Carl.: (Winutes of 9,274/63)
A. Applicetfont Ito. 309- HC-63: John Rodriguel+, P.Q. Box 591,
request_ Architectural and Site Control approval to
erect =tion to Town A'Country Market. Approved'bY
_. H- fagyrol. -
gQgqqqqqccilsen Hsoetti moved ApplicationrVo..,. 10-63 p dD-
pop No' pal roconfMgAation of the H--Control: Qou2e lain Batch seconded.
A, SCoun
NAM i ma- n :' Henetti, Dempster, ti?acdi Saioh, Jewett
Nation carried, 5-6
-7-
B. ltevlew of lsim
Goodwin B. Sty
Greenwood Corgi
(H-Control Aqj
meeting of•Ad!
acaping plasm.
iC • a l}dmcilaan �leh'
joln8 p'iw'i fc!* 0 estslslt �bmpa?�,
ten 321 Second Street; bos Altos, for
d.ty Development on North Blaney Ave. .
ti►l for this develop 1, is zi*0 At &Control
23; 1963, subject to reites nf'ftid-
*4ontrol approved landscaping.plans
to approv, - the. �Mtd6aping -n or
ii{:w:r:eed •idomemlt?�DevQlsildeleht pe
�� i SCYehI ..TCMatt ,
_. Damding. (f�lifd�sa �_rara w"e riw,�
s, +•`.OPdinance pm; g6l 4M,'by title only by thd`dYty;Cierk.
eopm men 3aich moved Oodinsnce No. 251 be enacted. ComrcSlmsn
ieetti seccrded the motiba.
-AYES: Couneilmgmt- Benetti, Dempster, pinch, 3ei0h, Jewett
N.13- lone
"Notion carried, 5-0
B. Ordinance Nom 252: Approving the annexation of Certain
63- 10ltoathhee City .Cupertino Second Reading. Reading.inaula
City Clerk read ordinance No. 252 by title only. Councilman
Dempster moved Ordinance No. 252 be enacted. Cour..:ilman Benettl
seconded.
AYES: Col.acilman: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5 -0
C. ordinance No. 253: Approving the annexation of Certain
Contiguous Uninhabited Territory, Designated " agliaseo
63-7 Revised" to the City of Cupertino. Second Reading.
City Clerk read Ordinance No. 253 by title only. Councilman
Balch moved Ordinance No. 253 be enacted. Councilman Dempster
seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
D. ordinance bited Terriitory,aDesignated "Vallecito
63-11 "'to tlse City of Cupertino. First Rending.
(See Item VI O)
City Clerk read ordinance No. 254 by title only. Councilman
Balch moved ordinance Do. 254 be enacted. Councilman Dempster seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch,. 3aich, Jewett
NAYS: None
Notion carried, 5 -0
E. Resolution No. 820. Councilman Dempster moved Resolution
820 be laid on the table until the adjourned meeting 10/14/63.
Oounoilman 3aich second".
AIRS: s?orneilsens Benetti, Dempster, pinch, Salgh, Jewett
NAYS: lone
Motion cerriad, 5 -0
t
• Resolution NO. M. Councilman Dempster moved Resolution
Ax��j�id on the table antil the adjourned meeting 10/14;03,
y Saict seconded.
Councilnon: BNWttiy Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
"ra!r :'1YS: None
Notion carried, 5-0
`.-
1'I1YDlG HILTS
ar �' Besolution 80 ODOnsilmen Dempster INTO *",I ion 835
a; id�� `D�pipater' �,�ry JeweLL
_5-0
Daad111.9141 ypsolution 836 be.DoDiad. C(on'
.aeeomdad. ; -;
11e�,d s6vtti, Dempster, Finch,'3410h, Jewett
*tim carried, 5 -0
fa IC1 � D 1cOINUSSIONERS: Laid on the table
>Q WWMS M BUS63. � : laid on the table until adjourned
m 10/14/63-
=r NEW HOSI)WS:
A. Mr. Chadwick, application 29 -u -63, requested he not :e
Required to pu= in the street improvements on Blaney Avenue at this
thee, since the Stevens Creek Blvd, improvements are quite expansive.
Councilsn Finch moved tha street improvements on Blaney Ave,
be waived that until such fihisapro erChadwick
y which fr_rts onhBlaneyBAve. im-
proves that per::_.
Cauilman Saich seconded.
AYES: C;,unciiman: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
MAYS: M.;aa
Motion carried, 5 -0
Council:zn B.anetti moved that Mr. Chadwick be required to
post a bond to over the Blaney development. Mayor Jewett seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Jewett
MAYS: Councilmen: Dempster, Finch, Saich
Motion defeated, 3 -2
Mr. Chad-WIC k indicated he would like to pay for the storm
drains on that ;crtion of the property which he plans to develop now.
Councilven Benetti moved to require Mr.Chadwick to pay for
Um storm drainage only on that portion of the property which he
plans to develo, at this time, the remainder to be paid when the
baia::ee of the 3evelo;zant is accomplished. Councilman Dempster
essonded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: None
Motiaa Carried, 5 -0
B. Mumble Oil requests an encroachment permit to construct
i'baft2or across Stalling Road for the planned service station.
j. Councilman Finch moved to authorize the City Engineer to write
i
ad~ to Santa Clara County concerning Humble oil and giving them
mattSpa to o0wcct to the Cupertino soorm drain pipe. Council -
ker'seeoMad the motion.
�YBS: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
YSi None metiaa warded. 5 --0
Cupertino, was in the to
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D. ..councilmen Finch moved to approve Tract 31280 Blossom
vie 'aoath improvements by minute Order. Co•,mcilman Saich seconded.
Camcilmnn: Benetti, Dempster, Finch, Ssich, Jewett
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