CC 05-17-6510321 South Saratoga -Sunnyvale Road
Cupertino, California
C I TY OF c; J PERT_- N0
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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
PLACE: Board Room, Cupertino School District Office
10300 Vista Drive, Cupertino
TIME: 8:00 P.M., May 17, 1965
I SALUTE TO THE FLAG
II ROLL CALL
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Councilmen present: Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes,
Dempster
Councilmen absent: None
Staff present: City Manager, Phil. Storm
City Attorney, Sam Anderson
City Clark, Larry Martin
Dir. of Public Works, Frank Finney
Dir, of Planning, Adde Laurin
City Engineer, Bob Shook
Recreation Director, John Par'iam
Chief Bldg, Inspector, Bill Berievich
Recording Secretary, Lois Inwards
III MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETINGS - May 3 & 4, 1965
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Noel,
to approve the Minutes of Play 3rd.
Motion ca.rr .ed, 5• 0
Moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald,
to approve the Minuteu of I,/:ay 4th,
Motion carried, 5-0
IV ORAL AND WRI`T'TEN COMMUNICATIO1.,S
Written:
AA Copy of "The Urban Setting of the Great Society"
by William L. Slayton.
B. Several League of California Cities' Legislative
Bulletins,
C. Letter from Cupertino School District, on behalf of
CEA, asking that this week be proclaimed "Creativity
in Art Week,"
D. Letter from Askam-Jones appealing Planning Commission
decision. The City Clerk said this would be placed
on the June 7th agenda.
E. Notice that San Jose Water Works is filing application
with the Public Utilities Commission for an increase
in .vater rates
F. Notice that Calif, Uate. Ser "iic is _'ilin.g application
, with the 'ubl.ic Utilities Corrmis ion for increase in
water rates,
G. Notice from ABAG re the 701 Planning Grant Application.
Moved by Councilman Finch., seconded by Councilman Stokes,
that the'written communications be received and filed.
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Finch,
that the week of May 16-22 be proclaimed "Creativity in
Arts 'Week,"
Motion carried, 5-0
Oral Communications:
There were none,
V A. REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION(See Minutes of 5/10)
Chairman Gates stated that Comm. Small has resigned,
effective immediately.
The City Attorney read Urgency Ordinance No. 005C, rescind-
ing Ordinance 005A and reducing the number of Planning
Commissioners to 50
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Noel,
to accept the resignation of Comm. Small and to direct
the City Manager to write a letter of thanks and to pre-
pare a Resolution for him.
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Noel,
that Ordinance No. 005C be enacted.
Motion carried., 5-0
B. REPORT OF THE ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE
(See Minutes of May 11, 1965)
Chairman Horgan stated that, in addition to their regular
meeting on May llth, the Committee had a special meeting
on May 14th to accommodate an a.pplicant who was not pre-
sent at the regular meeting. That application, 182-HC-65,
was approved, 4-0.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to adopt the H-Control a:°ulin.gs of May 11 and
14, 1.965,
Motion carried, 5-0
IX REPORT OF OFFICERS
The Mayor announced that the City Attorney requested per-
mission to give his report'at this time because he has
another committment this evening. There were no
objections,
De REPORT OF CITY ATTORNEY
1, In regard to the Veterinary Clinic appeal, the City
Attorney said he will appear at. Court on May 18th
representing the C-ty and will keep the Councilmen
informed as to the.proceedings,
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2, At the request of the City Manager, the City Attor-
ney prepared Resolution No. 1102, Being a Resolution
of Intention to Acquire Certain. Real Property for a
City Park.
Councilman Fitzgerald felt we should let it be known
to the other property owners of the park sites that
this is available. He said he realized that this pro-
perty owner had requested this Resolution.
Mayor Dempster did not feel that the City Attorney
should be placed in the position_ to be advising citizens;
he is representing the City,
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Stokes,
to adopt Resolution No, 1102.
Motion carried, 50
3. The City Attorney said the City has always had a
90-day Claim Statute, under Ordinance No, 20, dated
July 16, 1956. He proposes the City Council re-
cind Ordinance No. 20 and replace it with Ordinance
No, 310.
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Noel,
that Ordinance No. 310 be enacted.
Motion carried, 5-0
PUBLIC HEARINGS
A. Don Ryan: Appeal: Tentative Map (2-TM-65); 7.3 acres
south of Lucille Avenue adjoining west side of Blaney
Avenue.
Mr. Don Ryan, 958 Addison Avenue, Palo Alto, -presented
copies of his Tentative Map to the Council.
Councilman Finch requested Planning Commission Chairman
Gates state the reasons why this application was denied.
Chairman Gates said this application was denied on the
following bases:
1, Excessive density
2. Lack of sub-dividability
3, tack of an internal street pattern
Mr. Ryan stated that the site, as such, could be developed
under the Ordinance without internal public streets. They
have planned two internal driveways.
Mr. Ryan said that the density is a problem, apparently
of the intent of the Ordinance of which he was not aware.
He said that, under the Ordinance, he could go to 204 units,
but that they only plan to put in 174 units.
Mr. Ryan said that it is not their intention to ever sub-
divide this property. This suits them, just,the way it is.
Mayor Dempster asked what the height of the proposed build-
ings is. Mr. Ryan said they would be 2-story.
Councilman Noel asked who would take care of the maintenance
of the interior streets. Mr. Ryan said the owner would.
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Councilman Fitzgerald said the intent of the R•3 Ordinance
has always been a maximum of 20 units per acre. He realizes
that perhaps T°Ir, Ryan was not aware of this, but the pro-
perty owner was very z-,uch aware of this _fact,
Mayor Dempster said that Mr. Yamaoka stated at the time of
the rezoning that he intended to build 140 'units on this
property and had very elaborate plans reflecting this, The
Minutes of the rezoning hearings are available at City Hall.
The City Planner said the Ordinance allows L4 stories here.
Also, you cannot attach conditions to a rezoning. He told
the applicant the density was too high and advised him to
lower it. The problem here is.that even higher density
was allowed by the Ordinance at the time the application
was made. This Loophole in the Ordinance has been plugged
so this situation will not come up again.
Councilman Noel wondered whether the homeowners could
adequately handle the street maintenance or whether it
would be just patchwork. The City Manager said this is
not the concern of the City on private roadways,
Councilman Stokes asked if the garages would be on ground
level with 2 stories above, Mr. Ryan said the garages
would be below grade, with 2 stories above.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to close the Public Hearing, This motion
was withdrawn to enable the audience to speak for or
against this application.
Mayor Dempster asked, for. comments. from the audience.
There were none.
Moved by Councilman.Finch,.seco.nd.ed.by„Councilman
Fitzgerald, to-close'the.Public Hearing,
'Motion carried, J-O.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Stokes,
that Mr. Don R-yan's appeal under 2=TM-65 be denied because
the property, as zoned, is not. suita.b7.ea It is hoped the
applicant will consider rezoning to something more
suitable.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
B. Ordinance 214(a): Grading, Excavation.& Retaining Wall
Ordinance (First Reading,)
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to have Ordinance 214(a) read by title only.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried,, 5-0.
This was done by the City Clerk,
Mayor Dempster asked for comments from the audience.
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Mr, Rc:n Bol:,y, ill''4 LaPaloma Drive, Gapertino, said
that he li_veo in the Third Unit of Baywood Terrace,
This past winter, they have had quite a. few water
problems: water under the homes, and water bubbling
up out of the streets a number of days after rain
storms.
The Chief Building Inspector, when asked, said that this
Ordinance has no particular connection with this problem.
The Director of Public Works said the Grading Ordinance
is set up to prevent water under the homes. This
Ordinance, however, is not retroactive. There is
nothing they can do about the wet spots in the street
at this time,
Councilman Stokes asked if this Ordinance carries the
necessary clauses for taking care of sub -surface drains.
The Director of Public Works said a geologist's report
is required in marginal situations,
Mr. Bill Jacobs, 11076 Linda Vista Drive,.Cupertino,
said he, too, had water under his house. He asked if
this Ordinance is retroactive as far as homes that are
occupied but have not as yet had their final inspection.
The City Manager said this is a situation to be handled
between the developer and the homeowner.
The Chief Building Inspector said the Baywood Terrace
people asked the City Council to allow people to move
into the homes before the street work is done, and
before the final inspection. When his people arrive
to make the final inspection, the homeowners are -wait-
ing for them with lists of things wrong and a lot of
the things have nothing to do with the Building Code,
and.should be ironed out. between the developer and the
homeowner.
Mayor.Dempster referred Mr.. Jacobs to the Building
Department regarding his complaints,
Councilman Stokes wanted to know more about the prob-
lem of water bubbling up from under the streets. The
City Engineer said the bonds have not been released
yet because the streets have been accepted but are still
under the one --year maintenance requirement.
C. Ordinance 306: Redefining Architectural and Site Con-
trol Procedures. (First Reading,)
Chairman Horgan said the H-Control wishes to delete
Section 6.2 on the basis that it places additional
delay on the applicant when there really does not seem
to be any real need for it.
Councilman Finch felt the Public should be apprised of
the H-Control applications.
Mayor Dempster said he has heard of no complaints about
this over the years. By law, we must advertise the
other City items, but he wondered how many people
actually would read these advertisements if they were
published. What practical purpose would they serve?
Councilman Fitzgerald suggested the advertisement could
read something like: "All items passed on Planning
Commission night will come before the H-Control the
following night,"
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Councilman Stokes said this Ordinance carries the right of
appeal to the City Council, so the Public would see about
it then and could speak before the Council about a given
application,
Councilman Finch suggested the H-Control meet the first and
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third Tuesdays instead of the second and fourth, as a
possible solution to the time delay.
Mr. Jim Small., former Chairman of H-Control for 1.1 years, 140�1
said that the public and/or the press seldom come to
H-Control meetings. He felt Section 6.2 would only serve
to further delay the developer, and for no constructive
reason.
The Director .of Planning said this item came up through
suggestions from the Planning Commissioners, who are con-
cerned mostly about items which came through the Planning
Commission some time ago and then come in for H-Control
approval without putting.the'Public on notice. Their main
concern.is the benefit of the Public.
Mayor Dempster said that theoretically, -..it seems fine, but
it does not seem pract..ical.
Chairman Horgan.suggested that if'the. Council decides to
delete Section 6o2,,then Section 6.3 should be changed to
read "Section 602" and Section 5.1 should be reworded to
reflect. this change.
Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded, by Councilman
Stokes, to amend Proposed Ordinance No. 306, deleting all
of Section 6:2, moving Section 6:3 up to Section 6:2; and
having Section 5:1 read as follows: "Section 5:1: For
the purpose of defraying the expense involved for plan
checking in connection with an application for architectural
approval, a filing fee of $15.00 shall accompany the appli-
cation. No fee shall be required if the.approval is re-
quired by a condition of a Uue Permit or a Variance Permit."
AYES:. Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved.by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald,
that Ordinance No. 306 be read by.title only.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald,. Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Thi.s.was done by the City Clerk,
D. Ordinance 002(0-1): Amending The Planned Community
Ordinance No. 002(o) By Adding Uses Corresponding with
Zones R1C, .R2C, R24C, RN and PA -PH. (First Reading)
Mayor Dempster asked for comments from the audience.
There were none.
Moved. ,by .'Councilma.n Noel, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald,
to have Ordinance No. 002(0-1) read by title only.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
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This was done by the City Clerk.
E. Ordinance No. 002(x): Regulating Professional Admini-
strative Park Zones (PA -PH) and Light Industrial Park
Zones (Ml-PH) ; ( 'i.r„t Reading, )
Mayor Dempster asked for comments from the audience.
There were .none.
Moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to have Ordinance 002(x) read by title only,
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes,
Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
This was done by -the City Clerk
VII ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION?
There were none.
VIII PAYING BILLS
A. RESOLUTIONS NO. 1096 and 1097.
Resolution 1096 was read by Treasurer Fitzgerald.
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Noel,
to adopt Resolution 1096,
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried., 5-0
Resolution 1097 was read by Treasurer Fitzgerald.
Councilman Stokes asked what phase of the City Hall design
Warrant No. 6506 referred to. The City Manager said he
would contact Mr. B1esoing and have a verbal report for
the adjourned meeting the following night. Councilman
Stokes hoped we could have the preliminary plan then.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Stokes,
to adopt Resolution No. 1097.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
IX REPORT OF OFFICERS
A. REPORT OF CITY TREASURER
He had nothing further to report.
B. REPORT OF CITY MANAGER
1. Letter from Messrs, L. F. Bonacich and H. L.
Headlee, asking for a definite decision on whether
or not..the northerly extension of Western Drive
is to go through to Stevens Creek Blvd.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Stokes, to refer this item to the Planning Commission
for recommendat—ion,
Motion carried, 5-•0
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2. Letter from Santa Clara County Safety Council asking
the City of Cupertino for a budget allocation of $300.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to direct the City ;staff to gather more data
on this before a decision is made.
Motion carried, 5-0
3. Letter from Mr, John W. Cone, Riches Research, Inc., lose,
requesting water services.be given to some property
in Los Altos,
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Noel,
to refer this to the Water Commission and have it re-
turned to the Council with recommendation.
Motion carried, 5-0
4. Street lights - Homestead High School.
Cupertino has been asked to energize a street light at
this location. Upon.physical inspection,it turns out
there are six electroliers, which will cost the City
$300 to $400 per year.
Councilman Finch said he would like to create an atmos-
phere of harmony with Sunnyvale at this point, and is
in favor of energizing these lights.
Councilman Stokes said there is no question that this
high school is within the City of Cupertino and we have
a moral obligation here to light the street.
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by. .Councilman Stokes,
to instruct the City Manager to write a letter to Sunny-
vale indicating -that we.will energize the six electro-
liers in front of Homestead,High.School,,
Motion carried, 5-0
5, Hospital Report
.Mr. Bob Scott, 23386 Montclair Way, Los Altos, spoke for
the:Rot'ary Club oii -behalf of - the hospital report. He
explained the Rotary Club is willing to gather the data
and let the Health Planning Facility compile it. The
Rotary Club wou�.d,then publicize the )roject and dis-
seminate the resulting information,to::the public.
Councilman Stolces asked Mr..Scott what they felt com-
prised the "Cupertino Area." Mr. Scott answered that
it is roughly the CupertinoSchool District. He was
asked if this would infringe on the El Camino Hospital
District. Mr. Scott said they would also ask the
El Camino Hospital for a,proposal.
Councilman Noel asked whether this might result in a
hospital of our own.. Mr. Scott said this could be, if
that is what the data indicates; it is too soon to tell
until the data is gathered and compiled,. . . _WW:
Councilman Fitzgerald�wan'ted. to know who would make the
report from this data. Mr. Scott said it would come
from the Rotary Club, with the,cooperation of the Hos-
pital Advisory Board. Mr. Bob Hanson has indicated there
will be no charge from either the. -City or the Rotary.
Moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman Finch,
to authorize the Rotary Club to handle this project, at
no cost to the City of Cupertino.
Motion carried.,
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6. In regard to the request f -om Westwood Oaks to consider
the disannexat.ion of a school site which would be adja-
cent to and included in Vallco Industrial Park,: the City
Manager and Mr. Walter Ward, of Vallco Park, attended a
Board Meeting where this was reviewed. Mr. Ward said
there was misinformation of facts, so the School Board
did not take any action at this time. If this should
come up again, we will be notified.
C. REPORT OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
The Director said Items 1 through 3 of his written report
are simply progress reports,
4. The Director had the City Attorney review Resolution
No. 1103, and he advised enactment.
So moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Stokes.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Items 5, 6 and 7 are progress reports,
REPORT OF CITY ENGINEER
1. Paul Swanson; NE corner of Stevens Creek Blvd. and
Vista Drive, The City Engineer recommended he be given
authorization to inform the developer and his bonding
company that the improvement bonds may now be retired.
So moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
2. Simla Lands; south side of Homestead Road at Stevens Creek.
The City Engineer recommended adoption of Resolution
No. 1101, accepting roadway dedication from Simla
Lands, Ltd.
So moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
3. Mobil Oil Company; SE corner Stevens Creek Blvd and
Stelling Road.
The City Engineer recommended adoption of Resolution 1098,
Approving Final Plans,
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So moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman
Noel.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
The .City Engineer recommended adoption of Resolution No. 1099,
Authorizing Execution of Agreement. �
So moved by Councilman Nael, seconded by.Councilman Fitzgerald.
AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
The City Engineer recommended adoption of Resolution No. 1100,
Accepting Roadway Dedication from A.J. & H.E. Williams.
So moved by Councilman Noel, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald.
AYES:..: Councilmen Fi.nch,.Fi.tzgera:ld, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES:' None
Motion carried, 5.-0
E. REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
He had no further report,
F. REPORT OF RECREATION DIRECTOR
.1. The Varks & Recreation Commission has elected to meet
the second and fourth Tuesdays from now on in the Collins
School Library,
2. Announcement of.the Cupertino Recreation Department's
Ballet performance, to beheld May 21 and 22, at Home-
stead High School. All are invited,
G. REPORT OF DIRECTOR OF PLANNIE'G
He had no further report.
X UNFINISHED BUSINESS
A. The City Manager called attention to the League of California
Cities' Bi-Monthly Meeting on May 27>t,h, at The Leopard, in
San Francisco. Speaker: Mr. Leo R. Friedman.
B. Mayor Dempster, called for a 5--minute break at 9:35. The
Council returned at 9:45,
C, Councilman Stokes asked the Director of Planning about the
progress of the Interim Zoning Ordinance at the Planning
Commission level.
The Director of Planning said this has been subject to study
.and is,a part.o.f a draft. It has not been considered
individually.
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XI NEW BUSINESS
A. Councilman Noel moved, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald,
to direct the C'.,-y Manager to write a letter of commenda-
tion to the JC's in re,--a.rd to their fire "Miss Cupertino
Pagaent."
Motion carried, 5-0
XII ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Noel, to
adjourn to tomorrow evening, May 18th, 8 P.M., City Hall.
Motion carried., 5-0
Mayor Dempster announced the next regular City Council
meeting will be held June 7th, at the Portal School Library,
at 8:00 P.M.
Meeting adjourned at 9:50 P.M.
ATTEST:
City Clerl�
APPROVED:
/s J. Robert Dempster
Mayor
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C I T Y 0 P C J P E R TIN O.
CALIFORmA-
KtNUTES OP THE RBGU""~'I MEJrl'ING OF THE CIT!' COUIICXL
H.ACB: Board RoOID, CUpertino S.:hool District Otr1ce
10300 Vista Dr1Y8, Cupertino
'.rDIB: 8:('0 P,M., Ma,. 17. 1965
x SALUTB 'l'O TBB PUO
II ROLL CALL
Councllmen present: IP1noh, Pltzgerald, Noe1. Stokes,
Delllpeter
Councilmen absent: None
Clty Manager, Phil Sto1"lll
City Attorney, sam Anderson
C1ty Clerk, Lar17 Martln
Dlr. ot Public Works, Prank Plnney
Dir. or Plannlng, Adde Laur1n
City ingineer, Bob Shook
~reatlon Director, John Parham
Chiet Bldg. Inspector, Bl11 Benevlch
Recording Secretary, Lois Inwards
III MINt"TES OP THE PREVIOOS KEZl'U!:¡3 - May :. a: 4, 1965
Starr present:
MO'led by Council::an Stokes, seconded by CO',ncll:'an Noel,
to approv£> the 1':1m.:';8S or tlay 3rd.
I1otlOI1 chrrh-d.. :' <J
Moved by Counc~l~n N~el, sr.condcd by Co~ciloa~ Fitzgerald,
to approve the ~1~ut£~ c~ ~~y ~t~.
Kot1~n carried, 5-0
IV ORAL AND WRITTZIõ COMK1NICATIOhS
~r1tten:
A. _Copy or "The Urban Setting uf the Great Society"
by William L. Slayton.
B. Several League ot California Cities' Legislative
Bullet1ns.
C. Letter tl'Om Capertino School Distrlct, on behalf of
CEA, ask1ng that this week be procla1llled "Creativity
in Art Week.·
D. Letter 1"l'Om AakaaI-Jones appealing Pl&Juûng Commission
declsion. The C1ty Clerk said this wo~d be placed
on the June 7th agenda.
E. Notlce that san Jose Water Works 1s tiling appl1cation
with the Pub11c Utilities Co~1ss1on tor an increase
in \~ater rat".
F. Notlce tl11t C&J.1t'. \latE<.:' Se~-·,::'o", 1s rH_1ng application
wlth the ~b11c Ut111tles Commisalon ~or increAse in
water ratee.
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G. !iotlce from .uw:: re the ,OJ. P~annlns Gran'; Þ.,plicR.t1on.
Moved by CounclJ.man ;>inch, secoocY.! by Councl1man Stoke3,
that the written cc.~~1c~tion~ ~e r~ce1ved and tiled.
Vbtlon carri€2, ;-0
Moved 1:). Councllœn Stokes, seconded by Councllman Finch,
that the week or Ma7 16-22 b-. proclaimed "creaUvlt7 in
Arts Week."
Iløtl0D carried, 5~0
Oral Co1Bmicat1on8:
There were none.
V A. RBPOR'1' OP 'lIIB I'LAJIRIJIJ COMMISSION(See M1.nI1tes or 5/10)
Chall'!1Bl1 Gates stated that Com. Salall has resigned,
errectl ve illlllediate17.
The Clty Attornq· read Urgency Ordinance No. 005C, rescind-
ing Ordinance 005A and reducing the number or P1anning
Comcissionera to 5.
Moved by Councl1man 1>1.nch, seconded by Councilam Noel,
to ac~ept the resignation of Cccm. Small and ';0 dlrect
the Clty Manager to write a l",;,;er o~ thanks and to pre-
pare a Re50lution ~O~ hlm.
F~t1on carried, ;-0
Mo\'e:j. :17 Councllman F1.nch, seconded by Cou.'1cll::;an Noel,
tha'; :Jroinance r;o. QC5C ~e enacted.
MCt~cn carr::j~ 5-0
B. RE~:tr OF THE ARCHI':~TURAL AN!) SITE APPROVAL COOUTTEE
(See Y.1nutes 01" Ma:; 11, 1965)
Chai:-::an Horgan stated that, in addItion to ,;r.elr regular
~ee';ing on Mby 11th, the CO~littee had a spe~lal meeting
on M1y ll;th to acccw:DOdate an appllcant who vas not !>re-
sent at the re~lar meeting. T~at applicatlcn, l82-HC-65,
was approved, 4-0.
Moved by Councllman ~ch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to ado;:"; the H-Control rulings of ".ay 11 and
14, 19Õ5.
P.btion carried, 5-0
:IX RE.."OR'l' OF OPFICms
The Mayor announced that the Clty Attorr.ey req:.:ested per-
mission to give b1a report at thls tlm'.! becauae he has
another ""mm1tt_t this evening. There were no
ol:jectlons.
D. REPORT OP crrr A"rTOfINEY
1. In regard to the Veterinal'Y' ClinIc ap;¡eal, the City
AttorneJ" &aM l-.e wl1l a-::pear at Court on May 18th
represeD1;1I!S t.!1e City :::'å wl11k~ep-t;he Councilmen
1n!ormecl as ~ the prc::eedine,s.
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2, At the request of the Clty Manager, the Clty Attor-
ney pre~red Resolution No. J102, Be1ng a Resolution
or Intention to Acquire Certain Real Property for a
Clty Parle.
Councllman F1.tzgerald felt we should let it be known
to the other property owners of the park sites that
th1s 18 ava1Jable. He sa.ld he realized that thls pro-
perty owner bad requested th1s Resolutlon.
JIfayor DeIIpster cUd not reel that the City Attorney
should be P""ed 1n the posltion to be advising citizens;
he is NP".J_t.1ng the Clty.
!loved ~,~n_., P1nch, seconded by Councilman Stokes,
to adOpt" Reeolut1OD No. 1102.
IIotlon carried, 5-0
3. The Clt7 Attorn_)' sald the City 1'.as always had a
9O-dQ' C1a1II Statute, under Ord1Dance No. 20, dated
Jul7 16. 1956. Be proposes the City Councl1 re-
c1nd Ord1.......e No. 20 and replace it wlth Ordinance
No, 310.
!(oved b7 Councllman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Noel,
that Ordinance No. 310 be enacted.
~tlon carried, 5-0
VI t". -T Ie HEARINGS
n. Jon Ryan: A;:peal: Tentative Map (2-,",-65); 7.3 acres
south or Lucllle Avenue adjoinlng west side 01" Blaney
Avenue.
1':. Jon Ryan, 952 Addlson Avenue, Palo Al";;o, preser.ted
cc~ies or his Te~~~lve Map to th~ Councll.
Cc~~:ilman Plnc~ req~ested r:ar.ning Commission Chairnv.n
Gates state the ~sçr.s why :~i3 applicatlon was denied.
C~.ai:'!llll.n Oates sald
fc::~wlng bases:
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thls application was denled on the
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EXcesslve denslty
Lacl: of sub-dividabll1::;¡
Lack o~ an In";;ernal street pattern
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!':. Ryan stated ~bat the slte, as such, could be developed
u.~e!' the Ord.1.nance without internal publlc streets. They
ha '"e planned two internal drl vews.ys .
Mr. Ryan sald that the denslty ls a problem, apparently
o~ the intent or the Ordinance 01" whlch he was not a'/are.
He sald that, under the Ordinance, he could go to 2011 units,
but that they only plan to put 1n 1711 unlts.
Mr. Ryan sald that It ls not their intentIon to ever sub-
rJl vide th1s prop.... !.Z . Th1s sutts them, Just the way 1 t ls.
Mayor Dempster aslred what the helght 01" the proposed bul1d-
1r.g~ ls. Mr. Ryan sald they would be 2-story.
Councllman lb_l aaked who would ta {e care 01" the malntenance
of the 1nterlor streets, foI.r. Ryan sald the owner w"",ld,
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CO'~~cllman Fitzgerald 3a~i the intent o~ the R-3 Ord1nar.ce
has always been a max1murr. of 20 1.õI11ts per a~re. He real1zes
t~at perhaps Mr. R:t'an "",, not aware of this, but the pro-
perty owneI' was very Cluch awarg of this fact.
Ma)'Or Delllpllter sald that Mr. Yamaoka stated at the tlme of
the rezon1ng that he intended to bulle> 140 unlts on this
property and bad very elaborate plans reflecting thill. The
JI1mtea or the rezoning hearings s.re available ,.t City !laU.
'i'he City P1Íumer sald the Ordinance all01l11 4 stories here.
Alao, 70Il caJmOt attach conditions to a rezonlng. He told
the applicant the density was too high and adVised him to
101ler it. i'be problem here lst1".&t even higher density
1I8.S allowed b:T the Ord1nance at the tlme the application
'411 made. Th18 1oophole 1n the Ordinance has been plugged
GO this situation wl11 not come up agaln.
Councilman lfoe1 wondered whether the homeown"rs could
adequatelJ' -haDdle the street maintenance 01' ~hether It
would be 'Juat patchwork. The City Manager said this ls
not the concern of the City on private roadways.
Councilman Stokes asked If the garages would be on ground
level wlth 2 storles above. Mr. Ryan said the garages
would be below grade, with 2 st~rles above.
Mo~ed by Councl1man Flnch, seconded by Councllma~
Fitzgerald, to close the Public Hearing. This motlon
was withdrawn to enable the audience to speak for or
asalnst this appllcation.
Mayor Dempster asked for commentq from the audlence.
There were none. .
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to close the Publlc Hearlng.
Motion carried. 5-0
Mo~ed by Councilman Finch, &econded by Councilman Stokes,
that Mr. Don Ryan's appeal under 2-'n4-65 be denied because
the property, as zoned, is pot sultable. It ls hoped the
a?plicant wil: conslde~ rezoning to something more
s¡,:itable.
AYES: Councl1aen Finch, Fltzs"rald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: Nor.e
Motlon carrled, ~-O
B. OrdL~ance 2l4(a): Grad1ng, Excavatlon a: Rztaining Wall
Ordinance. (First Reading.)
Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman
Fitzgerald, to have Ordinance 214(a) read by title only.
AYES: Councllmen Flnch, Fltzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: None
Motlon carrleJ, 5-0
This waø_døne b:T the City Clerk.
Mayor Dempster uked for comments from the audience.
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Mr. Ron :!blb;¡, 111:~ LaPaloma ~r1ve, l.·.'per~ino, :;a1d
tha~ he l1ve3 1n the Third Unit of Baywocè 'I'err:!ce.
Th1s past w1nter, th~y have had qu1te a ~ew water
problems: water cnder the homes, and water bubbling
up au" o~ the streets & nu~ber of days after rain
storms.
The Chief ~llding Inspector, \lhel. as:<ed, sald that this
Ordinance has no particuiar connect10n with thls prob1em
The D1rector of Publ1c Work8 8a1d the :;rad1ng Ordinance
111 lIet up to prevent nter under the homes. This
Ord1naDee, however, 1s not retroactlve. There 18
notb1ns theJ' can do about the wet 8pots in the street
at th1a time.
Councllaan Stokes asked If th1s Ordinance carrles the
necesaar,r clause8 for taking care of sub-surface drainS.
The Director of Public Works :;a~d a geologist's report
11 required in marginal s1tuat1ons.
Mr. Blll Jacobs, 11016 Linda Vista Drive, Cupertln~,
sald he, too, had water under h1'-1 house. He asked if
thls Ordlnance Is retroactlve as tar as hoc,,"s that are
occupied but have not as yet had their fir.al 1nspeetlon.
The CltJ' Manager said this is a situation to be handled
between the developer and the homeowner.
The Chief Building Inspector sald t~e BaYkoed Terrace
people asked the City Council to allow people to move
into the homes before the street work is done, and
before the final Inspection. When his pecp"e arrive
to make the 1"1nal inspection, the homeowners are wait-
ing for t~em with 11sts of things wrong and a lú& of
the things have no~hir~ to do wlth the Building Code,
and should be lrcned out or tween thø deveì~r~r and the
homeowner.
~~yo~ Dempster refe!'red Mr. Jacobs to the Puil~lng
Departoent re:ardir.: !cls cc"'ÇI~__t3.
Co~~cil~ Stokes wanted to ~ncw ocre abo~t the prob-
lem of water bubbllng up from under the streets. The
City Engineer said the bond" t.ave not been r"leased
yet because the st~eets have teen accepted but are still
under the c.ne··year :::ainter¿nce requirement.
C. Ordlnance 306: Redefining Archltect~ral and Slte Con-
trol Procedure~. (F1rst Reading.)
Chairman Horgan said the H-Control wlshes to delete
Sectlon 6.2 on the basls that it places additinnal
del~ on the appllcant ·"hen tt.ere really does not seem
to be any real need for It.
Councllman Flnch felt the ~~blic should be apprised of
the H-Control applications.
Mayor Dempeter sald he has heard of no complaints about
thls over the years. By law, we must advertise the
other Clty Items, but he wondered how many people
actua11y would read thes~ advertlsementa it they were
publlshed. What practical purpose would they serve?
Couno~ P1tzge~ld
read _th1ng like:
Commis.1on night will
folloWing n1gh~.n
suggested the advertisement could
"All 1tecs passed on Plann1ng
come before the H-Control the
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Cc;;.r.,::~an Stokes sald this ordinance carr1e3 ':;he right of
ap~a: ~o the C~':;y Cour.cl1, so ,:;r.e Pub11c would see about
1t tte:: and could ¡¡pea;; befcre :::~~ Council about a given
app1~.::a~:\.on.
Councl1=an Pinch suggested the H-Control meet the flrat and
th1rd l\tesdays Ins~4ad o~ the second and 1"ourth. as a
posalb1e solution to the tlme delay.
Mr. J1:I &:Ia11, f01'ller ChIl1rœn of H-Control for II yesra,
, said tbat the publ1c lId/or tt.e preBB Beldom come to
H-Contro1 meet1nga. He felt Sþ.ct1on 6.2 would only Berve
to turther delay the developer, and for no constructive
reason.
The Director of Plann1ng said this item came up through
suggestlona from the Plann1ng Co_isslonera, who are con-
cerned CI08t1y abo" t items which came through the Planning
CollllDission some t~ ago a."ld then come in for H-Control
approval without JI'Itt1ng the Public on notlce. Thelr l1ain
con.::ern is the benefit Of the ?ublic.
Mayer Dempster sald that theoretically, It seen:s 1"ine, but
It ~oes not seem practical.
Chal:"2!1 Horgan suggested t¡-.at it the Council decld"" to
de:e~e Section 6.2, t~en Sec"le~ 6.3 sr.ould be changed to
re3~ ·Sectlon 6.2" and Sectlon ~.l should be reworded to
ref:'e:: th1a change. ~
MO''"è>: ::: Council"'~n Pltzgerald, seconded by CouncH':I8n
Stc~es, to amend ?~oposed Ordlnan~e No. 306, deleting all
of S:::~on 6:2. moving Scc~1on ê:: up to Eect10n 6:2; and
ha\'~:-~ Section 5:1 read as fo:lcws: "Section 5:l: For
the =~!';ese o~ de~raying the ex?Cnse involved fer plan
che:~:~~~ in cc.nnectlcn w~.th an application for archite.::tural
app!':~a:, a filing ~~.. of $15.:: shall accompany the appli-
cat~:n. No fee shall ~e requ~!'~d if the appro~al is re-
qu.!~'::' :y a condltlcn of 0. UZ2 Fer '¡']l~ or a Var1ar~ce Permit. II
AYES: :ouncilmen ~nch, Pitzgarald~ Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: Sone
Mo~1vn carried, 5-0
Move~ :y Councllman Finch, secor.de~ by Councilman Fitzgerald,
tha~ ~jinance No. 306 be rea~ :y title only.
Aì~: Councllmen ~~ch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
NOES: ~ne
D.
Motion carrled, 5-0
This was done by the Clty Clerk.
O:'d1!'.a.."1~e 002(0-1): Amen(;.ing The Planned Community
Ord1na.~ce No. 002(0) By Add.lnr; Uses Corresponding with
Zones RlC, R2C. R24C. R3C ar.d PA-PH. (Plrst Reading)
Mayer Dempster asked tor cO:llr.!ents from the audlence.
There were none.
Moved by Counc1lman lleel, seconded by Counc1lman Pitzgereld,
to ha?e Otd1.naDce 110. 002(0-1) read by title only.
AYES:
NeBS:
CoUDC11Jpen P1n=~, Fitz;erald, 11oel, Stokes, D-ðmpater
None
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Motlon carried, 5-0
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~~13 was done è7 the City C:¿!'~.
E. ~lnance No. 002(x): Re;t::a:ing Prof'e8sJonal Admlnl-
s:ratlve Pa~~ Zones (PA-PH~ ard Light In~~trlal Park
:Ones (MI-PH). (?1r~t Re~~lr~.)
!Cayer Dempeter aaked 1"01' co=ents fro::! the aw11ence.
!!:ere were _.
It:lved by C01mcU-ft Noel. seconded by Councllman
?1tzgerald. to have Ord1nan~e 002(x) read by title only.
&YiS: Couucn- Pincb. Fitzgerald. Hoel. Stokes,
Detlpeter
IOIS: Hone
JIotlon carried, 5-0
!bis was done by tbe Clty Clerk.
VII OIO:XA1i:BS AND 3æOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTIO}l
Tœ:"!! were none.
VIII
PJ.:::~ BIu.s
A. ::::SOWTIONS!IC. l~96 and 1297.
R~s::":ion 1096 was read by Tr¿as¡;.rer Fltzgera:1.
~:7~: ty Councll~ Stokes, s¿~c~jed by Counci:=an Noel,
t: :=:;t Resolu~i~n :096.
A::::.¿: :ouncl1oe:: ?~nch, F1tz£e~ald, Noel, S~-c~:f:s. Dempster
s~ -- ~cne
~c~lon -carr::'~j. 5-0
~~~::_~icn 1097 vas read ~j T:ea<~rer Fitzgera:1.
C:_:::ilman Stokes e.s':eå wha: ¡:¡-.ase of the Ci::r ?..all design
Wa=-:-s::t No. 650'S re:'el'r~d to. ':".e City I'.a!l8ger said he
w=_:! contact Yx. ~le8~jJ,g end ~~ve a verbal r~~~rt for
:~e 1j~ourned ~ee~l~; the f~llcwi~g night. Co·¿ncilman
S::A~S hoped we ~c~lj hzve t~~ ~rel1~1nary p:~. then.
M~...t-= by Counc1l:ar. Pl;¡Ch, sec:!:jed 1::1 Co=ci:~a:: Stokes,
t: ~=.:pt Resolu~lon No. 1097.
A~~' Councilmen Pi~ch, Fitzge!'81j, Noel, Stc~es, Dempster
t.'CE:;: None
Mbtlon carried, 5-0
IX )Œ?:;::¡O OP OFFICERS
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A. :;;'SPORT OP CIT!' TREASURER
3e had noth1Jls !'urther to report.
B. !ŒPOR'l' OP c:tT!' IlANAGBR
1. Letter tro. Reaara. L. P. Bonaclch and H. L.
Bead1ee. ~ tor a definite dec1alon on whether
or not tile DOrtherly extension o!' Western Drive
1s to go tIIrough to Stevens Creek lnvd.
!toved by Co1mCll.-n P1r.ch, Si'conded b7 Co~UIlllU1
StC'kes. to 1"et'er this item ';;0 the ?ldrr1ing Co_1saion
for rec~DIS&Uon.
JDtlon carried, 5-0
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c.
:e:~er fro~ ~a.,ta Clara C~~,ty safety COuncil asking
::-e C1t:, o~ Cu.,ertino ~(.r a h:d¡;c'; allocation of $300.
Mc~i ~y Councl1œan Pinch, scconèed by Counci~man
~:r~~!'8ld, to ~irect the C~tj Staff to gather more data
o~ -::-..18 before a dec1a1cn is œ,de.
Mot1on carrled, 5-0
3. Letter t¡'n. 1Ir. .John W. Cone. Riches Research. Inc..
requestll.g _ter servlces be given to IIOIH property
1n Los Altos.
Koftd by Councl~ 1'1nch, seconded by Counc11øaD Noel,
to rder th1a to tile Vater Collll1sslon and have It re-
~..ed to the Co1mCn wlth reco_ndatlon.
IIot1oD carried, 5-0
4. Street lights - Homestead High School.
C1.:.;¡e!'1::1no has been asked to energize a street llght at
tt'..1s location. Upon pbysical 1nspectlon. It turns out
tœ:-e are six electl"011era, Whlch wl11 cost the Clty
$':CC :0 $400 per year.
Cc~~:~l~n Finch Eaid he would :~~e to create an atmos-
pJ:~:,~ cf harmony with Sunnyvale at this point, and is
i~ ~~~~r of energizing these :ights.
Cc~:~l~n Sto¿es ~ld there ls r.o question that thls
J:~~, s:::ool is wlt:-.l1': the C1t:: of Cupertino and we have
a ~!'al obligatio~ ~ere to lig):: tJ:e street.
~:7~: =y Counc11~~ Pinch, sec~~jej by Councilman Stokes,
t: ~~s:ruct the C1ty Ma~~ger :0 write a letter to Sunny-
,~:= ~~dIcating t:-¿t we ~11l er.e!'glze the sIx electro-
l~~~ ~:1 front ef Ib!:lestead Hi;:: S~hool.
Mct~o~ carried, ;-C
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5::spital Re;:o::-':
~!'. 3c~ ~cott, 23396 Montclair ^aj, Los Altcs, spoke for
t::'~ R.::ary C:'ut en t..e~l f of t~~ hosp1 tal repor't. He
ex;:a~ned the R~~r.7 Club ie wl:1i~g to gat~er the data
and :e: the Healtr. Planning Facil!t. c~mpile It. The
R:~~!'7 Club wou'd then publicize ~he project and dis-
s,=i~~:~ the res~ltlng info~~lc~ to the public.
Cc-~:~l~n Stokes ~5ked Mr. ~co:t what the7 felt com-
prised the "Cupertino Area." Mr'. S.::ot~ answered that
i-: is !'Oughly the Cupertino S~¡-.col District. He was
aso:-=-= lf this wo~ infringe on the El Camino Hospltal
Dis~!'~.::t. MI'. S:ott sald they would also ask the
E. :a'l1no Hosplta1 tor a propo~al.
Cc=.:~lman Noel asked whether ~hls mlght result in a
hos;~~l ot o~r c~. Mr. Scott said this could be, if
tha-: ~s what the data 1ndlcates; it i3 too soon to tell
unt~l the data is gathered e.nd compiled.
Co:mcllman Pltzgera1d wanted to know who would _ke the
report from this data. Mr. Scott said It wouJ.d come
fr-..œ: the RotaI7 Club. with the cooperation or the IIos-
pitA: AdvlsoI7 Board. Mr. Bob iianson has Indlcated there
we: be no chargt! rreta either ,~o! City or the BoUI7.
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~::yed by CO'tneil!lli1:1 !Joel, seconded by CounciJ oan Pinch.
"- a::thorlze the P.otary CJub to handle this pro~e~t, at
~: CJst to the C1~ c: Cu;~~~lno.
Mot1cn carr~e1~ 5-0
6. In I'~sard to the request from YestwooC: oaks to consider
the dlsannexat10D o~ a school s1:;e which would be adja-
cent to and 1Dc1114ed J.n Vallco Industrial Park.: the C1ty
ICaDager and Mr. 1IIJ.ter ward. of Valleo Park. attended a
Board Meet1Dgwhere ~ _s revlewed. Mr. Ward II&1d
there ..s II1s1Dr~tion ot tacts. so the Seboo1 Board
dld not take ~ ~ion at this tlme. I1" th1s shou1d
come up apm. we 1d11 be notifled.
c. REPORT œ> DIRBC'l'OR (Ø' I'UBLIC WORKS
The Dlrector aa1d :rt_ 1 through 3 of h1" wrltten report
are slt:1ply progress reports.
4. The Dlreetor had the City Attorney ~vlew Resolution
50. 1103, and he adv~sed enactment.
So ~yed by Counciiman Finch, seconded by Counciloan Stokes.
AYES: =~unrilmen Piner., Fitzgerald, Noel, St07.e8, ~~pster
NOES: Nç!:c
Mc~lon carried, 5-0
Iter.s =, t and 7 are ;::-: ,:~ss rc;>crts.
REPC?: C? CITY FJ;Gn~
1. ?a'~: .swanson. ~~ c::="<' c:- Steve"s Creel< Blvd. ar::!
~~s:a Drive: ~.e C~:7 =ngln~er r~com~ended he t~ given
a~:~~r1zatlon tc ~~~~~ ~he develvper and his L~~11ng
: :~pa:"~ that the ~;'~\"f:~ent L'Onàs rr.a:l n~w be r~-:~re1.
So r.¡=.,,~~ ~y Coun"~11=ar.. :;:.~¡.. &e~cnùed by Counc1ical:
Pltzg--=:-a:j.
AYES: =~~ncilmen Fln:h, ?ltzgcrald, Noel, Sto~es, ~~pstcr
NOES: ~~ne
Mo~lc~ carried, 5-0
2. S~~:a Lands. so~tr. slde of Homestead Road at Steve~s Creek.
:~~ City Engineer recommended adoptlon of Resol~tion
Sc. :101, accepting roadway dedication from Sim:a
Lands, Ltd.
So mcyej by Councl1man Stokes, beconded by Councilman
F1t~ge!'!ild.
AYES: Councl1men Pinc~. !>1tzgerald, Noel, Stokes, De"'pster
NOES: None
Motion carried, 5-0
3. Kc:n 011 ComP8ll3'. SE corner Stevens Cree:< Blvd and
Stelling Road.
The Clty Eng1neer re~cmoe~dpd adop~~on of Resolutlon 1098.
Approving Pinal Plana.
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So moved by Coul1cl1:nan P1~zgerald, seconded by C':1mcllrna.n
Hoel.
AYES: Councilmen F~nct., F1tzgerald, Koel, Stokes, Dempster
JfOBS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
~ C1ty Englneer recoaaended adoption of Resolutlon No. 1099,
Autnor1z1ng Execution ot ~~ement.
So IDOVed by Council1ll8D Noe1, seconded by Councilman P1tzgera1d.
~: Councilmen Pinch, lP1tzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
Ø)Jœ: None
Motlon carried, 5-0
The Clty Eng1neer recocmended adopt1on 01" Rebolut1on No. 1100,
Accept1ng Roadway Dedication trom A.J. & H.E. Wlll1ama.
So 110Ved by Councl1man Noel, seconded by Councl1man Pltzgerald.
AYES: Councl1men Pinch, Pltzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster
JfOES: None
Motlor. carried, 5-0
E. REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR
He had no further report.
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REPORT OF RECREATION DIRECTOR
1. The Parks & Recreation Co~isslon !~s elected to ~ee"
the second and fourth ~esday~ froCl now on in the Colllns
School Librar'J.
2.
Announcement of th~
Ballet po>rforma~ce.
stead H1õh School.
C~pe~ino Recreation Depart~ent's
"0 be held May 21 and 22, at Hoo~-
hll a~e 'nvi~ed.
(8. REPORT OF DIRECTOR OF PLANNiI:r;
He had no further report.
X ~JlISHED BUSINESS
A. The City Manager called attention to the League 01" California
Clt1es' Bi-Monthly Þ!eetlng on May 27th, at The Leopard, in
San Francisco. Speaker: Mr. Leo R. Friedman.
B. Kayor Dempster called for a 5-m1nute break at 9: 35. The
Council ::oetumed at 9:45.
C. Councilman Stokes asked the D1rector of Planning 6~ut the
progress of the Interlm Zon1ng C!'d1nance at the Planning
Comrds&ion level.
The Director of Plannlng sald th1s has been subject to study
and ls a part of a dra!'t. It OOS not been considered
1ndlvidually.
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n !rei BUSINESS
A. Councll:nan Noel moved; seconded by Councilman Fl1;zgerald,
to dl!'ect t~e City Manager to write a letter or commenda-
tion to t~e JC' s 1n re¡;ard to their fine "Mlss Cupert1no
Pagaent. "
Motion carried, 5-0
DI AD.TOORNMBRT
IIoved by Councilman Pinch, .ecoDded by Councilman Noe1, to
adjourn to to1DOrrow evening. May 18th, 8 P.M., C1ty Ball.
Moti.on cat"rS.ed, 5-0
IIa70r Dempster announoed tt-.e next regular Clty Cauncll
_ti.ng wl11 be held June 7th, at the Portal School T.1_"'rary,
at 8:00 P.M.
Meet1ng adjourned at 9:;J P.M.
APPROVED:
/s/ J. Robert DemDster
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