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C I T Y OF C U P E R T I N O
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IfT !OR T� R ,Gi/►R ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
November 26 1963
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B t s pdtee, Vinch, Saich, Jewett
0WANd2men present-
: abeentt R4ne.
QpMyasionere presentt Vitsgeftld, 90011, Frolich
Comedesioners abaeat: Adam, RwW, Smyder
StW present: City Attorney
(9:50)
City Clerk
Assistant City Engineer
Recreation Director
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ORDINANCE NO. 259 - An Ordinance Amending Section 1 of Ordi-
nance No. 2 by Recxassifying a Certain Portion of the City
of Cupertino From An R -1:B -2 District to an R -24 -H k PO-H
District (Louis A. Paganini). Second Reading.
ttha it be readhby title the only. Councilman Benetti9seconded.
Councilman 5c. -1ch moved Ordinance 259 be enacted. Councilman
Benettl secc:aed-
AYBS: Courc:l =en: ne Pinch Jett
MATS: Counci - =en: Dempster,
Motion passed, 3-2
III G°.JIERAL PI.;X- Discussion with Mr. Getter and Mr. Volker.
as yet,th ercilddec idedltorproceedtwithithe next matt s er
on the aFena-a .
IV STUDY SFSSION REIATIVE TO PROPERTY EAST AND WEST OF HIGHWAY 9 ,
NOM OF S. = --:NS CREEK BLVD.
Sines it was not yet 9 P.M., the time set for this discussion,
and the principals were not yet present, the Council decided
to proceed tc Item V on the agenda.
V. PARR SITES
The Recreation. Director distributed Report No. 3 to the mem-
bers of the Council* which gave the objectives of the Re-
crsasionyDepartment, aedo3 primeplocations,onna approximate
1. Horse Ranch on McClellan (for natural beauty)
2. Property adjacent to DeAnza College (geographically
3. Land adacent to Collins School (population centered)
Be stated that a minimum of 5 acres and a maximum of 12 acres
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Councilman Finch felt that since the Council has had an op-
portunity to visit the sites and now have the approximate
costs In the report, it seemed in order to make a decision at
this time.
Wyor Jewett expressed a wish to review the neighborhood parks
In relation to the Cis locations Mr.sParham SSatted the re ben
be put the city par are decided upon. the citi
cause when the neighborbood pa=s
park becomes the neigbborhood park for that area.
C10®silamn Bsnetti felt tr vas in order to diseaffa thm city
4 'g}Am and, the oed perk mites together.
' Oil 0 fiaeb fobs 00 6poggg bieally oe�' site seemed
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mime it is elcOasM to• an =%a where no MW is available
a neitbborbssC%'psslL'
eaumcilmo Saiab faworNd, tae Bbrse Asnch (tbe Dewis property)
because of its nstuml teShdefne ad good sooess weds. bast
amyor choice nseebe feltSa city ftnob park`doe�tlnecammari" M--
to be right dorntown-__ba prefers the natural beauty of the
brills, trees, creek, etc.
Councilmen go tti felt the type of park as delineated In the
report does not lend itself to the wooded area; i.e•, amis-
slog pools, tennis courts, etc.
Councilman wondered possible h ite
worked Into one of the herpark plans. He felt
the facilities as listed on pages 1 and 2 of the report should
be near the population.
Mayor Jewett asked if there was anything new regarding the
Balser Plan. Supervisors had a meet ngirecentlytandsdec decided to have of
City Attorney draft a plan and send it to those cities involy-
ed. Among other things, it stated that 300' along the creak
bank wouL be desirable.
Councilman Finch again Stated that the geographically- centered
site, next to the college, seemed the best choice since there
is no land available n tie area south of there for a neigh-
borhood park.
It lacusuld :tedbrought t,out that Three regional. rks were being
1 on
principle. Dempster ooucilman Benett c
i seconded thefmotion. It was
not voted upon.
At this point, Commissioner Small addressed the Chair, He re-
minded the Council of the ten acres along Stevens Creek Blvd
near Garden Gate which the School District has up for sale.
City Att rneyfcited pastbexperiiences andtstated hiThe
land would probably have to go at market value or to the
highest bidder.
Councilman Benettl moved that the Council consider 5 acres
minlmus adjacent to Collins School for a city -wide park site.
Councilmen Dempster seconded.
AYES: Councilmen: Benetti, Dempster, Jewett
WAYS: Councilmen: FFinch,rried, 3-2
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Saich moved that the
8ltermta Forse aDavi� of 5 1
acres. Motion died for lack of a second.
Counellsn Finch coved that he lard Stevens CL
north of Stev Crest
Blvd, a::oss from the college, t� made the alternate park site,
with a �znimum 5 acres, Jeuett in loeetedcan a
can Bc_t.' stated he opposed
mayor t!:croughfare.
�AJlSS: Councilmen.- 72oeA, Jewett
r?JIUS: Conocilmensr ,Dempster, Balch
w1 909=113sn Beast , " t the balance gi the :_ �_
' .,` ,6 at offered
ark. sieI ondeG bF i.OM61110011M
. riS Ater.,..
A725: Councilmen Bpoatti, Dempster, Finch, Balch, Jewett
YS: lone ,
- NgJ14o passed, 5-0
Mayor Jewett thanked the Recreation Director for his presenta-
tion.
Councilzan Benetti mov=d the City Manager make a report to
the Cit. Lcurcil as to the mechanics cf acquiring land for
the prozcsed parks. C - neliman Dempster seconded.
Planni_-: Zc- -Ission Chairman Frolich ,uestioned the wisdom of
acquir a park site near Garden Gate since it is act in the
City am! se residents would benefit most from it.
The Re :rea_!cn Director stated that, x:th property prices
rising _- fzst, it is most important :c acquire land as soon
as
III GENEP.,: _ :AN
Mr. V:- and Mr. Getter sere preae^:. Mr. Volker s=ated obey
would :_se .: proceed :medlately riu:
1. GP7c c:an and a;.
2. Rem :r_;n iations fcr zcr._ng ordt :.:e
3. r.,,:--- _-.rations for zoning map
L. F. :=-__ :ion and recommendst!on c: subdivision re= to /a:ions
Be sta=g: .:at the City would t3ve all this by Jan. :, 1963.
Mayor :_it :: asked if Yr. Volker had teen apprised c: the
chanEe_ r :masted in the letter rega dlnb commercial areas
shown - -1 dots and also the Industrial proposals for the
Monte is :a area. W-- said he was aware of this letter.
Mr. Vo_ :er, vh0 has shoe left the employ of Wilsey, Bea !
Blair, s:a:r3 that the preliminary and general plan will
include c°ns_., and propos =d land uses. They will tr to
match t-,- general elan with the zoning map.
The Cit : : ::rney asked whether the street patterns aad thr
storm dnln surly plan would be incorporated into the general
plan. w-- V_lker stated that only the major and collector
routes -'.e storm drains would be specified in the general
plan. R' s :aced that .term drains were an engineeramig mater.
The Cit. -crney felt tiat the incorporation in general plan
should --- reference. Mr. Volker stated the overall plan
should be a4:pted first as a General Plan, then go bask and
adopt e:e=e =s such as storm draina&e, etc., in the SesOlutions.
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Councilman Benetti aska if they would Ip -date the present
zoning map or create a new sap to reflect the General Plan.
Mr. volker stated a new zoning map is being prepared. He
Stated the text and the map, per se, would comprise the zon-
. a : iB map.
Mayor Jewett wanted
yam to give a pub
and one to the City
:mod: 3ike to limit the H
0
]mow if the consultants would be pre -
ed gearing to the Planning Commission
ail. Mr. Getter stated they would
age to one each: for the FlaMis6
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did `t11st t�! been
which been
to
U& bow 0� thitl o� agriemsnC
1b13a has sot -air�Aaaaal
N bagh to; So SUM
VISARIeg Cassission +{Misi�+asn DrolSCh the prfsedeiion
needs a new publishes plan. He felt that If &IV new changes
-developed they could be incorporated in the form of amendments.
Commissioner Fitzgerald wondered if the Plan would be flexible
enough to make changes.
'N r. Getter stated .that when the General Plan is alopted,
every time it is cheesed there must be published.8lmarings•
This includes land use, traffic plans, and population density.
Tns Planning Commission published Hearing is scheduled for
foreDecemberh30th.. There0will beptwoiexhibits ran gthe time
of the ceetings.
Mayor Jewett wanted it to be known that the delays were
through no fault of the City of Cupertino.
Dr. Joseph Brown, 10365 N. Hwy 9,Cunertino, advised the Council
not to rush this thing through at this point. He advised
against a combined Hearin€, rather than having two separate,
published Hearings.
VI MISCELLAIGDUS
Mayor Jewett announced that a replacement for the vacancy on
the Planning Commission has been selected. Councilman
Dempster moved that Mr. Scott Thompson be apWo hated to the
Planning Commission. Councilman Benetti seconded the motion.
AYES: Councilmen: tti, Dempster, Finch, Saich, Jewett
NAYS: None
notion passed, 5 -0
IT STUDY SESSION REIAffn To .PROPERTY EAST AND W93T OF HIGHWAY 9,
NORTH OF STEVENS CRBO .%VD.
Property owners of the Yscell, Rodriguez, Mariana and Reynolds
property were in the evdience.
CouncilssnFinch stated the City Council feels now 1s the time
for this property to be rezoned and the Council would like to
see this property broagbt back in for a rezoning application,
fees for this application tr be waived, through the regular
channels of Public Ammrings, etc.
Councilman Saich felt the only real problem is the road pattern-
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Councilman Banettl stated that he understood this study session
to be on the merits of the &cell application only.
Mayor Jewett felt the P-C -H zoning application should include
the property on the east and west aides of Highway 9. The
original applicants were: Paul Mariani, Ralph Rodrigues, Do►.
Zccell, Nsthilds poso and Paul Mariani/Mathilda Sousa. The
Pearl Reynolds property should slso be considered at this ties.
Co=ilman DegWWr stated he was willing to beer the
proposal.
now Jswst it were agresaLlt.. the e' to city
' to be sorts; it the prgM" —
gather and i+air – again.
Councilman, ;asked the City Attorrry that, since the
Planning had approved the application of these
property
Coouncil, whe tbey =atgagain thav a Bearing before rs theme
Commission.
Attorney Anderson stated that to protect themselves, they
must first have a Hearing at the Planning Commission level;
however, one Public Hearing could suffice.
Mr. Paul Mariani stated that this does not seem so much a
study session as it does a talk with the property owners to
go down and have a Public Hearing.
Mr. Pacheco, real estate man representing Mr. Rodriguez,
stated his client is willinb to cooperate.
Mr. Excell stated he was willing to cooperate because he
wants to develop his property while he is still young enough
to enjoy it.
Mayor Jewett advised the property owners to make the move and
the Planning Commission and City Council will act upon it.
VII ADJOURNMENT
Councilman Dempster moved to adjourn at 10:45 P.M.
Councilman Denetti seconded.
Motion carried
ATTEST:
---Ci� Cleric
APPROVED:
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/a/ Verne H. Jewett
Mayor