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CC 11-29-651.0321 South Sa.-atoga-Sunnrral_e Pond Cupertino, California, 95014 phone: 252-4505 CITY OF CUPERTINO California MT.NUTi:,S OF THE ADJOUPM,,D MELTIM3 OF THE CIVi COUNCIL - November 29, 1965 PLACE. City Hall T!,iz: 7.45 P.14. T REVIEW OF APPLICANTS FOR PLANNING C1'_`1V1MISST.0N VACANCY The Cit;-r Council met with applicants James Horgan, Guy Fitch, and Cerard Stern. I i ROLL CAT L Councilmen present: Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster Councilmen absent: hone Planning Comm. present: Frolich, Hirshon, Traeumar. Planning Comm. absent: Johnson Staff present: City Mana`er, Phil Storm City At:torne7, Sam Anderson Director of Public Works, Prank Finney City Clerk, Larry.Martin Director of Planning, Adde Laurin Assi^t, Planner, Jim Nuzum Recreation Director, John Parh,�:m Recording Secretary, Lois. Iniitards It was moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Stokes, to appoint James Horgan to the Planning Commission. AGES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, T.Ioel, Stokes, Dempster NABS: None Iloti.on carries., 5-0 It was moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Finch, to appoint Gerard Stern to the Architectural and Site Control Committee A°dE3: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster NAYS : None Motion carried, 5-0 I3_i A. VALLEY TITLE COTIPAj.W (Page Properties) Application 8-U-65 for a Use ,Permit for a 50-a^.e one-•fcnily Cluster Development within a. P-3-H.Zone, east of Mary Avenue, north of Stevens Creck Blvd. Approved by Planning Co -mission Resolution No. 301. Appeal re conditions (continued from Novcmbcr 23rd.) Mayon: Dempster recappFd the previous hearings on this e.pplicati_on. The Director of Public Works d. isplayed the City's proposal for Mary Avenue. The already p;�,cd area winders around on the proposed street and some portions of ::t *.-Tould Nava to be. rcc?one. The applicant's t Eiffiib-it C` lias .been. ruc.e;_-7c;d and tcnratively a'pproveLl,, subject to further d+rirussi.nn,3 rel?,tirng to a "No narking" area -and conditions n^cessary for Mary Avenue. _1- The Director of Planning that, during the hearings beafor.• the Pion- n i T ,- L -r!a i. - s i_on.. he recommended that the local s trect: - co:�.l.d 'be nn;:-rower, but the Commission did not agree with t.:hils. He said ti.ia.t he was in agreement with the l.`.!tesi: romp)-:oIt?=d...se, but could not:,, of course, speak for the Planning Comrf.iljsion. The cross-scr-tion of Pla.ry Avenue needs a few more feet width at the intersections to be safe, but can be narrower between intersections; a detailed layout is needed. The Director of Planning explained that a standard tract development is governed by strict and specific regulations, but the cluster concept is flexible. A. dcvel..oper can make a Development Plan, and with this plan ao a basis, ask for vari. ti_ons from the Cluster Ordinance. In this case, the applicant statod that it would be too Much work and expcnr>e to prepare a development plan for the ent4.re area at this time. The Planning Commission w:nt along with this, allowing final Development Plana to be submitted in stagr.s. Mayor Dempster said he understood the applicant's proposal is that it be made some sort of Ordinance. He feels that as long as they have the PC-Ii zoning, why can we not, based on the assumption that this plus any conditions the City Council requires, be made a part of the Use Permit. The City Attorney said that the Use Permit was recommended by the Planning Commission, subject to certain conditions. The applicant has cope up with a counter Resolution. The City Attorney said the City Council_ world have the power to amend the Resolution presented by the Planning Commission. The Director of Planning emphasized that the Planning Commission should see the detailed Development Plans. The applicant_ should take the Cluster Ordinance and ask for variations, paragraph by paragraph. Mr. Robert Costello, attorney for the applicant, said they have no ob- jections to procedural adjustments. He said that tha Resolution he drew up does, as much as was possible, go through the Cluster Ordinance and indicate variations required. Mr. Mittelman said it was their feeling that the Development Plan should be made a part of the Tentative Map and be required at that time. Comm. Frolich said that, somewhere along the line in a PC-H Zone, a map must be submitted. Some kind of label is required, and the Planning Commission f_lt that RI.0 came closest to what the applicant is proposing. The City Attorney said that he has always been in favor of calling it R-1 with Variances. Mr. Costello agreed with Comta. rrolich that they are varying off the Cluster Ordinance. He submitted that the PC•11 Ordinance does not say that the regulations for a specific Zone must be followed. Mayor Dempster askad the Director of Planning what is there that is different about this Resolution proposed by the applicant. The Director said that by subtle charges in wording the City can lose control of the standards. Mayor Dempster wanted specifics. Councilman Finch felt that if a detailed Development Plan .had been pre- sented as req.a.ired soma of the "vagueness" would have been eliminated. Mr. Costello said the ap-plicant would sub -fait a Development Plan as de- tailed as possible at: this time and c^me, back in with a more detailed one at the proper time. Comm. FrolicIh did not ar;rse with the idea that the applicant be allowed to present a whole- new list of rules tl--.at he has set, up; this would set a precedent that could cLuse a lot of headaches for the City. Comm. T.raoumer sa ed that the. whole idea. of Cluster is to give the developer a grange; to be creative; hence, the Cluster Ordinance g 4vr�G t1a..� developer mop.-ca l.atl.t:udc an-d,'the Navel.opuent Plan phis him do.µ?a to given standards., Mr. Ylttel.mran said their booze; of contention its that they need utore . . cpeci.fics in order to prc,,,ent their cage b6forf the financial institutions. C€inn. Traetimer said the follo;airig are problem., to be resolvers: i4ary Avenue width Interior street: ideT,7,.! 1.hs RIC with h variations My:. Mittelman adi aet the following to ths� 1i..,t,. Dcn s ity Entries onto; Mary Avenue %'A'. !U ttelman said problems of discrepancy have arisen bF:cause they must cork with. the Subdivision Ordinance prov:L ions that apply, the 12 standard conditions that apply, and the Architectural and Site Control conditions that apply. 1':r. Ccatello said in the "Use" section t1j:1ey could say RIC to simplify the whole thing. Councilman Fitzgerald said that somewhere, the City made a mistake. There is no record of a Tentative Map on -the Stcneson property and recorded Minutes indicate non.. Mayor Tsempst r called for a break at 9:30; meeting reconvened at 9:50 P.1M. Councilman Finch suggested the applicant take the Plannin; Commission Resolution No. 301., under RIC; analyze it; and write down, point by point, those things with which they cannot agree. Mr. lsittelman said they have done essentially that, and came up with the Resolution which was presented by them. Mr. Costello said the RIC will control the use of this land; the next step is to go down each clause and set out -i:hat Variances are needed. He added that he does not feel all the Cluster Ordinance applies. These are incorporated in his Resolution, verbatim or with slight: revisions: 1.4; 15, 19, 23, 26, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 37, 38, 39, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 47 and 48. Uefiniti.onG are- not applicable here. 18 ©pen Areas. Omitted first paragraph in lieu of this; applicant: offers 22 acre;. if the City feels more is needed, they will cooperate. Weeds, etc. ZherL are no swamps and they will dedicate a_,d improve tf:ie open spaces, so they do not fees the paragraph about obnoxious weeds, etc., is necessary. Circulation requireme-at was "adequate." Applicant ?eft that out and submitted Exhibit 11C" i.n its place. Light, Air., etc..... i.corpora.ted into differcrt sections. Exhibit ►►B" shows the rela.tionchip of the houses to each other. He .added Conditions 7 and 9 on page 4. Exhibit ►►D" sh€na7s hew trails pa.rellt windows do not face one. another. You can have opposing windows as long as both are not in a habitable area. Lot width requirement is not needed, acc,o,:din13, to ALr. Costello, b car:se th�:y are ta.l�i.ng ebout attache? buildings. ld�irgs . td dth of building , Section 31, is not in^l.u,iei. This is to allow flevibility in deGi n of buildings. -3- Mr. Mittelman said paragraph 2a, Front Yard Width, should be de,>;th, a.nd doeo not apply because there. is none. in paragraph 2b they want to e.lhuinate tine conflicting t:ec, _rict.i.ons. In Section 4, Flury A%7enue is still uncea:twin. They have reached an agice-ment with regard to internal streets; sidewalk at least on one side of the main street going through the development. Landl lcaping plaxis will be prepared if needed, but not if they are not needed. The 12 Standard Subdivision Ordinance Conditions were not discussed, but they appear in the Mlinut:es. Mr. Costello compared major pointo in their proposed resolution to the City's Ordinances: Proposed: City's: 1 A (page 2) Cluster, Sec. 15' u 23 1 B (1) Clupt.-.er, Sep:. 26 1 B (2) Cluster, Sec. 30 1 B (3) Cluster; Sec. 28, 29 1 B (4) Cluster, 3cc. 19 1 C (l.) Cluster, Sec. 19, Subdiv. Ord. Cond. 6 1 C (2.) Subdiv. Ord. Cond. 7 1.0 (3) Subdiv. Ord. Cond. 8 1 C (4) Subdiv. Ord. Cond. 9 & 12; Cluster Sec. 40 1 C (---) Res. 301 "modified" 1 C (7) Sec. 32, Cluster 11varied" 1 C (s) .ec. 33, 11 n n 1 C (9) Sec. 34-, 1 C (10) Sec. 38, 11 n 1 C (11) Sec: 45, 11 11 1 C (12) Sec. 39, 11 11 1 C (12) a Subdiv. Ord. Cond. 10 & 11 1 C (12) b Cluster "varied", Sec. 39 1 C (12) c, d Cluster, Sec. 39 1 C (13) Res. 301 "modified"; Clas-t;er, Sec. 47 1 C (14) a Cluster., Sec. 37 1 C (14) b Cluster, 'Sec. 42 1 C (15) Cluster, Sec. E:4 1 C.(16) Cluster, Sec. 47 1 C (17) Cluster, Sec. 43 2 Cluster, Sec. 43 Mayor Dempster asked for comments from the audience. There were none. M:.•. Costello continued to comment on the Sections of the Cluster: Ordinance: Sec. 3 Already covered See. 4 11cleted Sec. 5 Too vague Sec. 6 ComprOIRiOe proposal Sec. 7 Compromise proposal Sec . 8 vna ue Sec. 9 Record is incorrect on this (page 6, item 13) With or before the Subdivision Map? Councilman Finch suggested that the Planning Commission, the City Council and the staff sat down with Resolution No. 301 and go over it, point by point. The applicant is welcome to come, also. Mr. Mittelman reaus aced bot?i cross sections of. Mary Avenue be presented at that time. Mayor Dempster said the i_,o_ t iomortant thing is that the proper standards are there. Do Tyre want: this uevelopmen.t? What are the standards? Mr. Robert feesc agreed that I:er;olution 'No. 301 can be amend d to inclu�le the variations presented by their proposed resolution; The City Manager felt that if amendments are made to Resolution No. 301, it should go back to the Planning Commission for their approval. This might be handled eypeditiously at a joint meeting. The City Attorney said the City Council can decide this, or can refer it back to the Planning Commission, whichever they see fit. The staff was instructed to review: Resolution No. 301, the Cluster Ordinance and variations that they can go along with. IV MISCELLANEOUS The following Minute Order was requested by the Director of Public Works: Moved by Councilman Finch, seconded by Councilman Stokes, to approve entering into a contract with Leonard Construction Company, 9 Rancho Del Mar, Aptos, California, for the construction of "Mary Avenue Main (2" Water Service)t° in the amount of $5,437.80. AYES: Councilmen Finch, Fitzgerald, Noel, Stokes, Dempster 14AYS : None Motion carried, 5-0 V ADJOURNMENT It was unanimously agreed to adjourn the meeting at 11 P.M. to an adjourned meeting on December 9th, 8 P.M., the City Manager to notify all of the meeting place. ATTEST: City Clerk APPROVED: -5- /s/ J. Robert Dempster Mayor . . , - 10321 r.outb Sarato:sa-S"""",a1. Iøad Cu¡lert1DO, CdUoJ;Dia, '~014 pbone: 252-4505 CITY OP COPE2TIBO ealUon1a _..... "" _ ADJOoo--'. _U:IIII (II _ cm c:oIP.'CIL - lIøY..tIer 2', 1965 JUtS: nIIr:_ t' Ctt7 Ball 71U -P." ...._ lit. UI'LIÞIID .. f"- ",_r;:!IIœ vM:UICI t'ba ~ c:o-tl .. wttla ....Ucate "... ..... Cu1 FiLcb. ...s c.d Item. n IØJ. CAU. 111 eo-U- pnseac: r1Dch. 'itqer.lcl, lIoel. Sto..... ~t.r eo-iœa ù_t: BoDe P1_iDI C-. ~s...t: Prolicb, RirsboD. Tr.._r PI_I", c-. ......t: J01lll&0n Staff pr....nt: Cit)' lÞœ&er, Pbil Stora City Attoney, S. ADderaon Director of Public \/or"', Frank Pianey City Clerk, Larry Hartin Director of 1'1ann1D&, Mde Laurin A..ist. Planner, Jim !Ius.... aecreation Director, John ?arham aecordia¡ Secret.ry, LoiD Inwards It ... _eel by CouøclbaaD Fitzgerald, seconded by CouncU...n Stokes, t<' appolat J_ lløraao to the PlanniDI Ccam1uloa. AYES: CouncIX-n Plach, pitag.ralel, lIoal. Stokes, Dempl:ter HA"lS: IIone It>tloa c.rried, 5-0 It vas 1IIOVecI by CouøclbIaD Stoke., ncooded by Couac1lmaa Fl.ach, to appoint Gerard Scera to the Arcb1tactur.l .nd Slta Coatrol eomm1ttee AY!S: Counci1Ma 'lach, plt&lIerald, .....1, Stokes, l>culpoter HAYS: IIone !foUon carrf.ecl, 5-0 A. vALlEf TlTU CØfPAHt (h¡a ProparUea) Ap"Uc.Uoa 8-U-65 for a Cia Per81t for . 5O-acr. one-family Cluat.r De~elopoen' within · PC-R Z-. ...,.. of Mary Avea.... DOrth of Stev.... Creek Blvd. Approved by PlaDaiDI Coaaias1OD ...olutioa 110. 301. Appeal re condtt~ (cODt1Dued fro. lIøY......r 23rd.) IlaJUr Dellpøter ncappccl tbA pn'l'1oua heariDIs on th1a .pplic.Uoa. The DlnctH of ~lic I/orb clisp14Jed the City'. propo.al for Mory Aft_. The.kaed7 pøell are. v_.ra uo..... oa the proposed atrsPot .... ._ pocttaM of It._lei haole to be rcdoDe. "... applicant's "ÞhÜl1t é" bu ..... ~1Yod and tcateUvely .pproved, subject to (unher discua..... re1atia& to . "110 l'arktos" uea and condlU_ __.., fÞr IIuy ð,veIwe. -1- ~ Director of PlaøD1Dß ..dd t!>at. dud.. the beltrincs befor" t"" Pl",,- Di..; eo-1adou. he r.... nd&1 that the local .treel£ eould ~" ""'.rrOller, but the C-UdOD dbl DOt IIgree .Itll tllb. De .ald tJag he - ;.D .:;r- 0( witll tbø lateat c.....proodae. ....t could ....t, of coure., ~peek for tile P~1mB C '.doD. l'!IC crou-øcct1oD of Her7 -...... aooeda e f_ __ f.t wWtJa u the t.1ten...t~ to be ....... ....t c..... be DAn:>IIØr be_ 1D~t"'¡ . detailed laJaa& 18 . r . .. lira Blnet_ of 'I_f. ap1A1Ds4 tllat a .~ &Tact d_~ ia ._.~.... ., .trl&t ..... ..-1f1c np1at~. he tile c_cu coacepc ia flaAle. & ........_ ... a _~t n-. ....tit tII1a plaD .. a "g. ..k ,. woda&~ &. tile Claae. ~f -. JD tbÞ _. tbe eppUaat .UhII that it wat4 lie _ _fa WIk .... ..,..... to .. . T' . lwei. .. plaD far tIIa _Un _ at ~ t.... the ,,_f.. f f...'-& a1~ with tJa&a. a1~ flM1....lo¡.-DDt n- to be .aIr1ctad iD .tea..· :..a,. ......_ aaM be .......t004 tbe eppUCaDt'. r.~PGla1 ia tllat it 110 .... _ IKt of ~S-.. .. fae18 tllat .. loaa .. they .... tbe Ie-a ~. ..., c:a _ DOt. ....ed .... tbø ...ampUØD that tbÞ ,I.. aDY CODdlt~ tbe C1C7 Coaocil req~... be ..... . part of the Uaa "raU. 1be City AttorD8J .&Jtt that tI.. Ua. 1'IIø1t ... r.... [ ad.., by tile ,1_f.. C:-U.S-, .ubJect to cart.1D coaditinM. !be applicaDt .... .- up witll a couatar "'.olutIoD. 1M City Attomay ..bI tile City Co.-il _ld !Iav. tba p<JII'!r to _0<1 tile \lC801utioD ,r.._tad by the P~1D& c:a-1a.ioD. 1M DUlICtor of Pl....1mB r,.pbaabed that the PlaDDill8 Coaaiadon .hould .ee ..!:; '.atail"'" Develo~nt Pl..... TIle .pplic....t øbould t.... the et..tar OrdiDaDc. and ...k for v.datio..., paragraph by para¡¡r.ph. Hr. Iollert Coatallo, .ttorney for tile .pplicaDt, .aid they I::"e DO ob- Jectlo"" to procedural edJuatDlenU. Be .ald tha' tha ....olution lie drew up doe., .. much aG va. possible, go through the Cluatar Ordinance and 1Ddlc.t. varlatlonl required. Mr. IUttelman .aU it v.. their fe.Ung that tile Develo....nt Pl.n should be ... . part of tile Tenutive Hap .nd be required .t that t~. eo-. Prolich .aU that, ..........r. alo.. the li... in . Ie-B !O..., · map _t be .uba1tted. Sos8 kind of l.bel i. requirad, .Dd the PI....ing C-Ualon felt thet alC c_ clo...t to vhat the applic.nt i. propos 11:&. !be City Attoroey ..14 that he baa alvay. boeD 10 favor of c.Uio¡ it 1-1 vith Variances. tlr. Co.t.Uo ..reed vith eo-. 'tolich that they ar" varying off the ':l..ter Ord1Daaca. lie .ubta1tted that the Ie-H Crdh.....'. doe. not s.y that the reauleU..... for a .pecific ZoDe ....t be follolled. - Mayor Dellpat.r ..lied tile Director of Pl....ill8 what i. ther. thet is dif!......t about tllia Resolution propoaød by tboo applicaDt. The Director .aW that by .ubtle c\>&og". 10 worù1D& the City caD loae control of tha .~.. Mayor Dellpater VaDted .pecific.. eo..cU..n .iDcll fdt that if . d.t.iled DevelopMDt 'laD had 1>u" pr.- ....tad .. requind ._ of the "v........." would have beaD .11aioatad. Mr. Cost.llo .aU tile applicaDt would .ubmit a Dnelo~t PlaD .. do- tailad as posdbl. at thia t.... and cœe beck 10 vith a ..no dauBed ..... n the proper e.... Co::a. Prolich did DOt ..rea vith 'lie iAlea that ehe .pplicut be aUowed to prea...t . ....le _ liat of n... that lie .... .at up; thia _ld ..at . pncedeet that _14 ".... . lot of beadac.... for tile City. -2- . c.... !r1r.UWr odd tbn t¡'~ wbolp. idea of CllUltC!r is to e!.vc th'! ù~\i,~l(,~~ a t:'IJIItC tu 1.0 trc.1t1VC¡ hcDcr., tbe Cbt&tcr Ord1D.;ace g~v'.~ t',c ·lev.: ~-')Î'''' ...Þt~ 1.atit~t'J~ tmd t.~ DeYclo¡1Mnt FJan pLm: him c1rr..rr.. to cf.,e, pt."\I\,I.n"l1:t. n.·. l"itt'elnJU cu1d tà3lr brJr..c of r..ontp.:1tln:l 1:1 t}Jo1t~ t'tcy cee:l ..>,·c apcct~ics 1D OL-dC.... ~o pt'ea:CsQ~ t'JC1r C4Z£ L'(.f~rf.:. tbø iJDaN:ål itd;t¡tL~tf.onlJ. Coum. h_r ..id tile 1011<M¡D;I .re probl.,.., to be ......l?e:c:: Hary Av_ wiJlth interior attecÞ Siclcn1b UC "Ltt. ".d.U.... Hr. IILtt.baD a4:k.c1 tbe iot~ to tba liat: :kœ1q EAtria _ !lIE)' Avem¡a Hr. :Ut:elDeD aat4 ........ of d1acrepeacy bow. aria.. In r--e tiley .....t writ ..it!> tbo Galld1,,1aSoa ~1DIa::e provt..¡ODS that app!y. tbe 12 GtNlllari co~1tiDna that eppl7, enrI tbe Arch1teet:1tol ad Site Control eoDd1tioc!s th:at apply. Kr. C,At.l1o said 1n the ..~." .ectioTl they caul;; .q alC to ab:pl1f7 the 1I!Iole thin¡¡. . Couo:1'-- PLtP~r.ld aaid tbat .caewhcre, the City ..sc a aista!œ. TlKre u no record of .. TeD£"t i". Hal' on the SteDGson I":(¡;>erty aoJ reclJZ'ci£.d Hln,...tca 1.rw:J1ec.tc D~':. Mayor De::::{lGt~r called for a bte~!c. at 9:30; ceetf.na; r-:c':>lIV'ened &t 9:50 P.:;. Cou:>c. U=-:t Finch ....ated the, .pplieant t.k~ the Pl.umillz CClwission Re:"~..t;=,, :t>. 3:11. UDder !!.Ie; .""lyeo it; and ....ite down. ¡><.int by rOint, t:"5:: ~h11õ311 t;1tb ~lr.b tt.ey cancc;l agree. ~.. :!itt.eL"'!13c sai-i ~bÞ-y hz'..~ do~ cE..nt~117 tt:..at, anc: came up with the P.esolut.lon fi"hlcÌ1 V&5 prc;!~t7J ~ th~~. Mr. Cos:e:!? ..1d t.... P.1C will ~onttol the cse of th<'. l~; the ne>:t atep 1. t~ ~o down eacb ~lAusc ADd :Jt"'t out ,.bat V,-r!.anc:ca ...re DI!P.dESd. He at<!£d tl!~t b, doea =t f~l an the C1UII~"r Ord1:nnce appl1".. These are 1noeorporatec! in his Rt-solutlcn. vcrb.at!rJ or vi~b sliSht r~·1£1~n:: J4, IS, 19. 23, 26. 29, 30, 32, j3. 34, 31. J~. 3~J 40, 42, 43, '"'" ~5, 47 an<: 48. Ilefiu1t1olU are not n¡>pl1eable bere. 18 Ope;: At'MS. Cmitteo! :ast par.¡;r...." in lieu of ..~U; appH:ant ofí~rs 2Z ac:ees. U t,fM City f~E.l.J u>ro 1:1 nc£.ded, they vill cco¡::<:at~. , W..1e.ht etc. tb.c~ are no S"'~8 nnri t~1 ",'111 ":.:...:!ic:1~Q az.:I i..rprcwd th!: c?,=n a.çac.ea. ao t.~7 dG DOt f·2;ol tt.c par.Jgra...b about ( ;,no¥::'O\!s w~rJ~. etc., Is ~-c·JAG.ry. C1.:.-.:~1¿t 1')0 ï'c'in:!:re'Wt~~ vaa "adequate. II Applica..."1t !.~ft ~bat "1;t 3~ .umned I'xhibJt "c-* ÚI ita place. L~h!. Air. etc..... !.ucorporeted into diff"rcnt .ec~io1ø. Ex!tib!~ "R" .'..:.~ the rol~tioD::bip of the hows... to Coach otber. Be doh,," C"ndl,t10DJ0 7 and , O!t 1N'a" 4. bltibit "n" .hD'n bcv tr_per...: ..tn.:""... do DOt Ieee C!Wt nøother. You ean have o¡.po:lir.s vtr~~o<," .1: loa¡ as both ..... D:>t j:t .. LÞbits!>le ar~a. Lot "i¿:h rcq..~rcasnt 1a t1;)t DO-Med. accord ill! to 1Ir. eo.tello. bcc~;~~ tb(.: ue taüln¿ r.bout att.('b~~ bu1Ld!cg.. V1~t.b of b\\11.UC\;=,. ~~:'C~"'t1 Jl, 10 !WJt: !.D:J.c::,1. Th'lR io to allow flez16.1!1ty in d€::ï.l:::.a cf l-.:ild~"8" -,- Ilk. Jlf.tte~ u!.i pu.... 2a. ~ Yari Width, .hould be depth, GD4 60u DOt appl, bee..... tbere is _. 10 parlllll'apb 2b they vut to ~1f"-tIt Cae conCUetiIIC __¡,.lcl:~. III Section 4, Hary Av_ is ....111 ..-tain. u.,.... _ ..... aD 11£1'10-..1: with rcaard to iDCUDaI .-u; ...-aaa .t ~ _ _ .... of tho: ..in .t......t .0.... c.... 4' ~ .....' _ t. 1---.. .... ~ trill .. pnpattd if nl-~". ba& _I: U tile)" an ............. fta U - .. -! SultdiYf.a1oD Ord1Daœ. CoaoIut_ _ IlOl: ~.... bat ~ __ Ia tile IH_... a. CDatallo' " rea _... ..- ~'a G.'" ..: Sa tWr .......0... ruolDtJoo to die . U nd: CI&7".' 1.' (pip Z) 1 . {I) 1 . (2) 1 !t (3) 1 . (4) 1 C (n 1 C (2) 1 C (3) 1 C (4) I C (5) I C (7) I C (8) I C (9) 1 C (10) I C (11) 1 C (12) I C (12) . 1 C (12) b I C (12) C, ~ I C (13) I C (14) . I C (14) b I r (15) I C (16) I C (17) 2 a....... Sec. 15 . 23 ~. Sec. Z6 ~ 1Ie... Sec. ]0 1f!I-1JK. lee. 28. 29 e" t..<:. Sec. 19 ~. Sec. 19. SubcUv. Ord. CoaoI. 6 "'iY. Ord. CoDeS. 7 ",ø. an. 00001. 8 ......ø. Ord. CoDeS. 9 & 12, Clu.lter Sac. 40 .... 301 "Modified" 5«:. 32, Clu.ltar "vøried" Sec. 33. tI.. II Sec. 34. It .. Sec:. 38. II .. Sec. 45. .. It Sec. 39. It .. SaI>cIl". Ord. CoDd. 10 & 11 ct.a.teI" "varied". Sec. 3~ Claatar, Sec. 39 ..... 301 ''IIodiC1ed''; Clnater, Sec:. 47 Clacter, Sec. 37 Cl"sa:er, See. 42 Cwter. Sec. 44 ClIMt..., Sec. 47 Claaur, Sec. 43 ClIMter, See. 48 ""'1' Del:lpcte: ssUd for c I. &c. the 8U111ellCe. bra vera DODO. Jk. eo.t..l1.> """t1Dull<l to - OR the Sections of the Cluster Ord1naDc:a: Sec. J Sec. 4 $ec. 5 See. 6 See. 7 .....8 ..... 9 Alroady _._.... Delated Too "... Calaprc.iM .-.. _1 COIIprOl!l!.ae "'_.. r -1 V.... Rllcord f.a . __I: OR thf.a (PlICa 6, item 13) Vlth or ....... tile l"b11"f.a1oo Hap! eø.-u- n-h ......teII .,.. &:loa .........10& c-1s.1on, the City Cm:Dc1l ... the at&tf ..t doIna ....à - I_S- 110. 301 aDd 10 ova. it, po1D1: ..,. ..bat. 'Iba appUcu"" Ie _" _ to _. alao. Mr. Hitta" re<¡oM,tcd ~ er.... aact~ of ..,. All .. p....ent... .t that ti_. ..,.,.. ~tar .ald the _ ~ thi.. f.a that the propar .taaclada _ 1:...... Do.. _ tIda - . _ tf What.... the .taøclarU? JIr. bhert _a OCrae4 tkac· ....1ooI:iøD IJo. 301 CD be _mleeI to iDel..... ~ "arw~ pruaoted ." dIek .. rued r....lut1on. -4- f 4 . . t TIle City !IocaCar felt tbet; if I_ota ara ..sa to aeaolutiOll lfo. 301, it abodd So bact to the PLazrDiaC ec-iuion for their "ppr....."l. ThI.B mabt be ha..:led ...xpcd1c~ly at a jolot "",ad,.;. TIle City AUorney aaU tile C1cy CoaDcl1 enn d""tdc this, Dr CaD refer it ....t to tœ Plamdna C, ~--iøa. 1IIdchevcr tbey aae fit. !be staff.. 1DatNC~ eo nrier. løaolut1DD 10. 301, the Claater Ordt._ ... vartAtS- tII8C tIIq can &0 slOllll lritb. _ vnII'WI.J&B'ft!III! TIle follodJla K10uta ~ _ nqueated by tbe D1uctor of !ultlic ~: lIWed by OIcacilaD P", a" . - by CouDc:ilaD Stoa., to ......~. -..rina Ùlto . coDtrKC ..tda r DUd Oomttruc:tioD CoaoparcJ, 9 ....110 Del liar, ApCoe, Cal1fonda, f_ tile cCllllltruc:tioD of ''Mary Av_ lido (2" Vater Service)" ill die . of $5,437.80. ADS, CoGacllmen P1Dcb. Pf...nald, !Joel, Stotes, J)el:¡peter !IAn: IiIn>e IIotlDa carded, 5-0 yo ADJO\JRRIENt It w" "",""lDoudy agreed to adjourn the meedng at 11 P.M. to an adjourned œet!.n;; on OK, . or 9th, 8 P.M., the City !'...nager to notify all of the meetiIIC place. Al'PIIOVED: lal J. Robert Dem!>ater Mayor _À..~: f \-~ } ~-". ~~ City CleÜ ---- - l!ltt ...l---" -5-