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CITY OP CUPERTINO
Cun:aTINO. ¡;':':'¡PORNIA
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:I SAImE 1'0 THE FLAG
:c: ROLL CALL
Couno:l:J1en present:
Coune1:::an absent:
~ei1Pster, Fltzgera1d, Noel, Pinch
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Staff ~-esent: City Kanager, PI'.H Storm
C1ty Engineer I ;'!lt~ lah1
C1t7 Clerk, Larry }:art1n
C1ty a: Traffic :lal""1er, Adde Laurin
Ch.1e!" Bul1j.1ns. Ir..spector, Bill Benev1ch
Recreat10n V!re;~Jr, John Parham
Recording Secrcta:'Y, Lois Inwards
:L:;I MlNUT~ OF THE P!Œ';-rCC':: !ŒE'~U¡J - ùctober 5. 1964
It was ::oved by C=clll!Bn Nee1 ¡¡"j sp.coroded by C"'..IJ1ci1aan
P1tzge:,~lj to apprClve the Minuti!S Jf October 5, 1964.
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xv ORAL .~:; WRITTEN CC»l'4UNICATIONS
A. Oral -- There we:-e nor.~.
B. W:'"~:ten
1. :.etter from Cupertln,) C~~¡:¡be!' of COl!llleree ask1r.g that
the week ot October 22 - 23 be procla1med "Chamber of
COlDDerce Week.·
S" moved ~ Councilllftn Dempst~r and lIeconded by
Counc11man P1t%g~rald.
Mot10n carried, 4-0
,2. Ccpy of Tre:ña 1011;;1.'1 the Go1è:.?n Gate (an industrial
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3. ì:ot1c~ ')¡' 1327 Mea Trar:1" Exec:;t1ves I ceet1ng.
4. :Letter from Fremont Union High Scr.ool District
atatir..; they car.r,ot attend ceetings on Fr1day
n1ghts.
5. Letter fro.. Cb3Irøan Small of the H_coptro1
CoDDittee ask1ng for review of Sign Ord1nanCe.
:::t was move:! b7 Councll11Bn Hoel and seconded by
C0UIIC11an Fitzgerald 1;0 recelye the wr1tten
ca.uni.catl0D8.
Motion carried. 4-0
REPCIIT OP '1'IIB PLAlIIIDlG cCIQCISS1œ1: (See II1nutes of'
October 1 &: 8)
There wall no verbal report.
v:r ORDINANCES AND RESOWrIONS Fœ ADOPTION:
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A. RESOL11rION 1012: DECLARDlG CANVASS OF RETURNS AND
RESULT OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL BOND EIECTION.
Resolution 1012 was read by the C1ty Clerk.
It was moved by CouncIlman Dempster and seconded by
Counc1lman Fitzgerald to adopt ResolutIon lC12.
AYES: Councilmen Dernpster, F1tzgeralo., No"l, F1nch
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Stokes
MotIon carr1ed, 4-0
B. RESOL11rION 1000: GIVING NOl'ICE OF THE PROPOSED
ANNEXATION OF CSIlTAIN UNINHABITED TEIffiITORY TO "'HE
CITY OF CUPERTINO. DESCRIBING SAID TERI!ITORY AND
DESIGNATINO IT BY THE NA:ΠOF "STATE 64-3"; GIVING
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE SAID COUNCIL WILL HEAR
PRC7rESTS THERETO.
Resolution 1000 was read by the CIty Clerk.
It was moved by Councllœn Dempster and seconded by
Councilman Noel to adopt Resolution 1000.
AYES: Counc11men Dempster, Fitzgerald, t;oe1, F1nch
NOES: None
ABSENT: Councllr.1.n Stokes
Motion carried, 4-0
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C. RESOWl'IGrI 1001: G:;:C:ù I;(~rIC¡" OF THE PRO?OSED
ANNZIATION OF CEi\7A:;::: UNINHABlTEí> TE:'.fu.""TOHY TO m
CITY OF CUPERTINO, ;)t:3C?IBING SAID TERRITORY AND
DESIGRA'l'~~ IT BY To:': ¡¡;':S 07 "fiICARDq 64-4";
OIVllfG Jiar¡CE OF TI)(E .t.'ID PLACE SAID COUtICIL WILL
iIEAR . PRŒ'ESTS THERt.--¡'O,
Rellolal¡~ 1001 was r"ad !>y tt.e CIty Clerk.
It _._...4 by CO'.¡n::11a.n Fitzgera]d and seconded
bFCounci1llBn Noel to adept Reao1utlœ 1001.
A!BS: CouDcl1men ~1IIp8ter, Fitzgerald, lioel, Pinch
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AæBIft': Councilman Stokes
Motion carried. 4-0
D. RBSOImIœ 1015: RESOIDl'ION OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO
At11'HœzzING FILl~ OF AFPLICATION FOR GRAIll' TO
ACQUIRE OPEN SPACh LAND.
Resolution 1015 was read. h¡ the City Clerk.
The Recreat10n Dire.:tor expla1ned that federal funds
for park land would come from the !lousing and Holi'.9
Financing Department, Urban Renewal Agency, at a
total cost not to exceed one mi1110n dollars; the
federal goverr.ment to pay thirty pE'reent of th1s.
The Recreat10n Director stated that this applicat10n
can now be ~nd1ed in the Reg10nal Off1ce in San
Franc1sco within two to thl'ee weeks.
The Reerea~10n Dlrect~r f~ther statej that th1s
federal ~oney can be öSed only for the ~urehas~ of
land.. not roI' St:T1;...~t\.;.;,.·e~ cr equ~.p..œnt. There has
been a recent a'DE'r.<i"18nt t:-.1t ex1"tir.g stra'otures
on the land, 11' 'the1r "o'er: ¡ does not exceed one-third
of the cost of that parcel, can be include·l.
It W·IS moved by CowlcU;:.an I~oel and secoooed by
Councilman Dempster to at:thorL~e the Clty Manager
to procee~ w1th the applic~t1on for federal funds to
be used far park lam acquisition.
AYES: Counc11men Deopster, Fitzgerald, Noel, Finch
NOES : None
ABSENl': Counc1lman Stokes
Motion carried, 4_0
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Resolution 1013 was reaci "''' ':'rea surer ¡r~tz:gerald.
It wall _ed ~ Counc1l11'.::n Uelq'ster and lIeconded b)f
Counc1118D JIoe1 to adop1; ReSOl:1UOD 1013.
.¡us: ~ Dempster. JP1tspra]4. 11081, PlDcb
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ABSBIIT: ~1'-n stokes
IIot:lon carried, _..0
lIeso1utlOD 1011J was read 117 '1'realNNr J'ltzprald.
It was l8Oye4 ~ Councllœr. Dempster acd lIecOllded by
Councll.-n 1Ioel to adopt Resolution 1014.
AYES: C0UI1C1J.111Em Dempster. ~1tzgera1d, Noel, Pinch
!l0ES: None
ABSENT: Councilman Stokes
Mot10n ca~1ed, 4-0
F.E:"::RT OF O!"'FI::ERS
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P.EPORT OF C!'l'Y TREASURE
~ounc11man Fitzgerald sta:ed he had noth1r~ further
to report.
E. REPORT OF CITY MANAGER
1. In regard to the park ~nd acqu1!:1t1c.n, 1t 1s
necellsary to get an appra1sal fr~ two r~al
estate brokers. The .;~ty Manager suggested
perhaps Messrs. lIarr:er 1il11son and Jol'll McGo.dan
would be wise ch01ees.
Counc11man Dempster stated that the brokers
should œye certain q=l1ficationa that ..ould
stand up in court so, 1n case of' condemnat10n
procee41r1gs. the1r app:-a1sals ..ould be valid
and thlll would av01d dup11cat1on of work.
It was _ed by Counellman Noel and seco:Jded by
Councl~ Dempster to author1~e the C1ty :-1anager
to proceed with the select10n of two brokers to
appra1lle t;he land "arœr!ted for city parka.
Mot1on carried. 4_0
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2. Tbe B"'..a:Ie7 Avenue prc:>erty owners Dear the
acboo1 bave coopcrat~ and pUT. 1n curt.l!. g¡¡tters
and Id4ewalks. The :~ty MaMg'!::" ar.no\!D~ed that
111nce ~œ lallt Co=~~l meet1ng, 1;he property
owners CD Elane:r Ave=e l to the Jio:'th) have
açee4 W do the Ba¡:;e.
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3. orr.m.e' lÛt.~ala at IIar7 Avenue aII4 Homestead.
'ftie csq.... been uDd to J 8rtldp¡.te 1n the
.t¡p-'H~Oft of tb18 l.'1tel'aecUoø.
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\'be:-=--"" sll&Pstecl a 1et1:e1' be written to
t.. .....1t1 D1atr1ct tlat tltlen ~ AvemMI ill
ext", '¡A ,ad tltlen pro..-t:r 111 dedicated to
~,. _ w0uJ4 be 1ntereste~ 111 J 8rtlc1pat1nt!,
in ~.. a:ø.aUzaticn or th1s corner.
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IIaJ'Or I'1Dcb .said he would Ui'.e to postpone aI1;y
c.:¡ ..-1;lon on th111 unt11 the Council meets
with tile SchoOl Boards to d1scuss the Mary
Avenue exteD61on.
1:. Wolf'e Read.
The trees lr.ve been :'e:>cved from the r1ght-of-
way. Xr. V;uod has I;a~:i that the S';ate has
requested l' of subg:,,,-:ie, plus 1 r of asphalt
surrac~, 1ncreasin¡; :he cost by about $20,000.
After cocaultation w~~h the C1ty L."1gineer, the
C1ty "¿,~ger feels a:: .:>g1neer's solI analys1s
shou~ be ::ade of the roadway tc. detertn1n.. if the
óddit1aca1 I' of mate:,~:l is necesaar-J'
The Cl~7 Eng1neer st2.t¿:i that the re~'_test W23
actua11,. f'cr 2' or t18t£:,:al.
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To...n Ce::te::": Regna:,t :i:,ain 1s ::ow ;'e~.ng 1nstalled.
Streets have been stz.ked and trees w11l be relllOved
from the r~~t-of-way next >Ieek.
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B11s have been recei~ed f~:, re~~val of trees
!'rom the ccrporat~~n ;¡a."¿.
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)Ia.-y A veJ:>8 __ 60 I or 9C I .
Pros and coaa _re discussed. It was po1nted
out that a DO-park1ng 6<' I w1dth woul.:1 aceolllJlo-
dste.4 ~ lanes or tral'f1c. The elementary
school distrIct will de,i1~ate property to the
weat ot the ~~ school.
That por1;Jen ot larA ala"",, ;;he h=Ch £ehco1 1f1ll
re<¡u1re ~O·. 'l'i>e land If1;-~ 1n the Jo=ladict1on
or th!J c.!.e:Ir.nta:-J school :'1str1ct ",,:¡-ñrea 34 I.
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Councl1111an Joel felt the Poothill College
people IlboU1d be invited to this jðir.t meeth-.g
since this w111 be one or the œ1n routes to
DeA.'1Za College.
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Counc1lman Dempster feels past d11'f'1cultie6
were the result of lack or co...nnn1Pstion (Nar
invo1v1Dg our present C1ty Manager). lie feels
a _tms. with Poothill, Fremont and Cupert1:1o
Elementar7 School D18trict would be very
produc1;~ft. .
1Ia~ Jliæb ..Ired tile C1t7 ~1neer 1.:' be bad
availalí1e .....: .1IItaraUoo as to coet or
deye1opmaøt; or the IIIi7 Avenue e1tteDalO11 for
both 60' aø1 90'. '!'be Clt7 Engineer said this
1Df'_t1OD 18 available, but it 18 1n hill
off'lce.
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The Cl1õ7 Ma!Iager was inclined to lean towarc!
the 60' rather than go' road w1dth. He f'e1t
this probab17 was the bone of con,;ention in
the past.
The C1ty llanager was 1nstructed to arrange a
Jo1nt meeting. Since Fremont School D1str1ct
haa a new Board Room, it was fðlt that he should
ask 11' the meeting could be held there.
:3. P. G. /I: E. has converted their 1ncandeseent
street lights to mercury vapor r:xtures at no
cost to the C1ty. An agreement t;> ttd.3 effect
is rorthcoming.
9. The Junior Chamber o~ Come::,¡::e has r~que3ted
per~1ss10n to sell Halloween ean1y -- door-to-
door and in booths in eonor.ere1al establishr.'.entg.
Mr. Jaclœon was pres~nt to spe<.k in their
behalf .
It was brought out that 1n the past, the Chamber
of Commerce distr1buted free car.dy and th1s did
~ot go over well because bus]nes3men felt this
cut 1nto their sales and also, children w1th
st1cky candy ca= into their stores and soiled
the merchandize.
Mr. Jackson surgested that perhaps the Cnamber
of CODlllerce w",,:!.d 11ke to purchase candy !'rom
the JW1ior Chamber of Commerce and then give 1t
sway.
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It lléaS 110_ ~ ~ounJ1lJ:.an Noel am see<llded
by Counc1l11Bn 11ltz¡:;erald to perm1t door-to-
doer eellJnc cl' HallQ;¡feen candy by the Junior
Cha~r or C~ rce and to try to get a location
for a booth.
Motion carried, 4-0
10. Solicltor'a J..~.
GIOll'1a ~.q" IIU If1tblSrawn ~... appUca1;1oÞ tar
. aol101uri* 11Òe_.
C. RBPOR'l at '1'IIB Cl'I'I' ØJI1ŒER
1. '.rra{:t 50. 3743. ~rt1no '1'cm1 Center. '1'be
Clt7 ~1Deer aid apprœ1mate1y 50J' of' the
41" R.C.P. baa beeD installed at the Silverado
ditch.
2. Grid System -- Hnuse Number1ng.
In ol'ller to lICt.ec1ule stal't work, the C1t7
Engineer would like to either II>:ve a study
lIell1l1on with the Councll to dlsc\\Ss t!:e grid
lIyste:¡ or' drop the project !'rOD the aet1ve
Hst tor the ti:>e be1ne;.
!b~or Fl:lCh sa~:i the Inter-Cit:; Co.mcll will be
dlseWls1."1g ti113 s,jrt of thing. Counc.:l::-an Noel
is Cupert!~o's re?rese~tatlve on the !~ter-C1ty
Counc1l.
It was CIOVed by CO\U1C!lcan Noel and ::econde'Cl oy
Counc!l=an ~e~ter ~o drop the ~id sya~em
proJ~~t ~r~o t~ City =~~~~~cr'~ dctlve ¡1~t
:or t:te ;::-esent.
AYES: Counc11::>en Dempster, Noel, Fir.ch
NOES: C=c11can F!tz.ze,·ald
AB:::EN'l': Counc11can Stokes
Mot10n carr1ed, 3-1
D. REPORT OP THE CITY A'l'l'ORNEY
.Because the Cit;v At~orney was' unable to attend th1a
CO\:llCl1 meeting. he asked the City Clerk to 1n1'orm
the Council that he !!as filed suit aga1nst M\>ltl-
Pr1zes, Ir.c. (~. c. V. Barre~t) to Abate a ~\laance.
H~31'lng ~ lte is IIcheduled for Octoher 27th.
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E. REPæ'.r œ '2'Ø3 BU:IID:mG :INSPECTOR
1. App11.~1œ 156-BC-64, Blau Neon, to eonat1:'œt
a 2' x 10' a1n&1e ~~ce. plastic and _tal 111um1-
nated sJÐ1 at 1GÚi") Blane)' Avenue ro:' Barbara 'II
Yarn . YardaP _:5 app..""Oved 1»' the H-Contro1
Coaa11:œe .
2. App~ 157-11:-64, Portal P1aza I!IIuber Sbop, 1D
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Sr~~~U ~e4, "',Ject to tile ooøl1tlCD
-_.::1ìSP åbàU cOlltcra Wi1:h øSaUDs deaitP>
.*\:',ì"_'.x atie of 1;boae OI;11:be p1aa parlor aøI
114."- .._ So tb1a 1Ibnpp1J!C aenter.
'fbe~¡:;,;p....;~..~ IDapec1:or st;ated t181; 1;h18
a~.....-I.eCI1;1Ie B-Contr01 co..1~ 1;0
~ . ~ 1;0 1;1Ie C1t)- Council reques1;1Dg
r.ne.' ot tile ssen ord1nanCe.
3. App11cat1aD 158-11:-64, Mo¡,l1 on lIerv1ce station
at SB C...d81' of' stevens C.-eek Blvd aDd St;ell~ Pod.
'l'h11Ì application _s ccnt1nued untll the Ilpec1al
meting on October 20th to glve tile applicant a
chance to check l'urthet" tilth hilS hoae ol'f'ice.
Chau-.&n &1811 _II on the .·}annlng Coœñsalon
tlK" n1gM tb11t ap;¡licat1on was approved b)' that
bodY' aDd t'3e ÁttorrleJ' dlsplayed a photograph or
a 3-ba7, ..lIe rool' serv1ce stat10" The appllcad;
nOW pro;>e>BeS :a 2-bay.:ith a dll':'erent roof'l1ne.
4. Appl1Cl\t~= ~59-HC-64. Unlon 011 service stat10n
at the ~!: ::::.:-,.iòO" of Paciflca & HIr,; 9, 'n the
PC-H zone. vall approved w~th the H-1;ùn';ro1 ten
etandard co~it10ns.
Councl1man ?1tzgerald agreed that a rev1ew of' the sign
ord1nalU'e is certainly ln order.
Mayor Pinch rec~øled the Chief Bu1lding Inspector
be -¡¡resent at the next Planning Coœñss10n oeeting to
:i1¡,1CU8S th1a.
P. REPOR'l' OF ~'fiœ DIRECTOR
The Recrea1;1oD Director stated they w111 soon be
cpening two __ c1as..s.
At present, 1;bey Jave 134 hours of activlt;les scheduled.
T;~ average 1Iee~S' attenðance at Recreation Depa1'tlllent
activit::'es :. 2032.
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'¡'!)e L1ve 1aJg a:;ð L1:ce I~ group ot semœ- cit1z<;!nB
has asked ~o èe 1ncluded in tt'.e Rec:-ea';!on De,art-
::.ent '0 actlvlt¡es.
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1. Inv1tat1aa to Council to inspect fac1lities at
Sber11't'". DeJlBZ1;œnt.
The C1~ -'~I rell1Dded the CcIImcI1 the1; th1ll
"JU14 he . Yfa7 1n1'arlBt1ve aJd p1ea8aDt œeting
and 1;1&1; J.t can 1Dc1U11e either :bIDcb or d1mer
wb1ct,e.~ 1;be C0UDC11 prefers.
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Since ODe CoøJIcllmi>..''I. was out Ill, It _s decided
thill v0u!4 be discussed further when a 1'u11
Council ~ present.
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Sign Ord'--"T\ce Rev1ew.
Counc1:'=:¡ Den:pster felt one approach to this
rev1ew v=ld be for the H-Contro1 CO!2L1ttee to
subo.1~ s':ggested changes 1n tt'.e s1g:> ordinance
to the ?~1ng Comc1ss10n.
Mayor ?'r.~:: sa1d h~ plans to be preser.: at the
Sign ~~~n~e review bec~use he reels c~~ng~s
in it a~e :~ order.
It >las =ved by Counc11rr.an Del!lpster 8""d seconded
by Co-..o:-.:11=. ¡¡oel to refer the i!-CQ:,::ro1 letter
to the ?:èa=ing Comission.
Motion carried, ~_o
". Meet1r.g with City Hall arch1tect.
It vas SUf',gested by Councilman Dempater and
agr~ed ..:;:on by the rema1ning Counc Il.1:1en to D'eet
with t!:e architect next Monday, October 26th,
at 8:00 ?~., at C1ty Hall.
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AD JC!..'RNMENT
It vas moved 17 Counc11oan Dempster and seconded Ir,f
Ccu...,,~nman Noel to adjourn the ceet1ng at 9:10 P.M.
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