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CC 08-01-66 10321 3out:: s.::-s:osa~1e RcPd ~-ert1no, C:!1~:-0rn1a, 950l!l lbone: 252-4505 CITY OP CUPERTINO Cal1t'orn1a - OF rœ IIDJLAII .- UI ~ C1ft 1iUUA1.&Jo - A~t l, 1966 ....-. Boarà 8:I0Il, a.......u... School District otnce, lO3Ql nata Dr.I.9If¡p T 1 UJD - 8:00 P... % lAID':"! !O or.- JIM u .... ~.AI.L C:Iunc. pn~1 ¡¡ _ ter, PJ.t&gerald, JotmaoD, Moel, Stokes Co=ë. absent: ... JIIIT:r StokeQ 1nt~«1 the start: ~~ "'nager. Phil 5to:w C1~ Attome7, Saa Anderson ~tor of Putl1.:: 'lo~kB. Prank Pinney c:.t7 ~r, Bob SilOOk ~t.<'r or Plann1n¡;, Add. !Aurin C1~ Clerk, Y.a,. IIaddon A~1atant Planner, ,111!1 .._ ClI1et a.l1d1n~ Inspector. BiB Benevlch l'ecor:l1.,.:; Secreeary, Lola Imoards nI Ja:~:7::S OP THE I'D'lIOOS MBlft'!r.:S - Jw.7 18, 19, 25, 25. k·.-~~ ~- :Ol.:.c. J'?t".-.cm. .ecO{.~N 177 Counc. Fitzgerald, to a¡:;:::"=;~ ~~e JI1ra¡~a ot .11.417 1¿. 1~-6. JIotion carried. ~-c \IIc\'~1 ~:; Counc. Jo!r..-on. ae.:onè..j by Col.:"\c. F1tzgerold, to a.;::-:'..~ ehe IUnutea or .July 19. 1966. lIø':lon csrri.>d, 5--C 1Io·,~~ :'y Counc. Ptt&&eftld, s~;onded by Counc. Dempster, to s..:-=ve the JI1ra¡tea of July ~. 1966. Iløtlon carried, 5-0 (c~unc. .Jobnøon . lJoEl 3.bataine<1) /...r:''41 of July 26th IUnutes was withheld to gIve the C.:::.'1loen tt.e to read them. IV 0liI.I. ;,,10 WRI'l"rØ (In JJJHI\:ATIOIIS ~s:f: A. Letter tro. C1~ or S\l!UI7VSle and their Resolution 7509. -1- Move<i by Counc. DeIIIpster, 8~COnded by C.ounc. fitzgerald, to pailS Reøolution l343, authorizing the M3yor and City Clerk to sign Sw~vale's Renolution 75L!9 and return it to them. AYES: Counc. Dell¡láter, Pitzge19.ld, Jc>hnBon, Noel, Stokes RA13: IIone JlDtion carr1ed, 5-0 .1Iove41tr~.:·'" ·W.... HCOIIde4 _ counc. Bod, to file tile w1ttaol ¡ ,tCllt1oDB. (. :. ,,0 _.' .# JlDUIIn aør1ed. 5-0 ORAL CCR ...."...,~ A. 111'. CoPIIDla aaad ;0. be bIIII.rd at th18 tt.a nther tJan at the ØDII or the ....... because he tas a preY1øuS ~tt- _to So mved IIJ' Ooanc. tl _ Ler. _coaded ..". Counc. Pitqerald. IbtSøft c:arr1e1J. 5-0 111'. Col)llOla t~.an l'8Y1end I\1s _QF lKetings with the X-eontrol, the Pl&!III1DIr C I-ton and tile C1t7 Council. Be said that, according CO tha ~d111g Inspector. he :s appro¡.;iatel:r 10 .q. n. o...uo that allowed 011 si~. HiS poslt1c>n Is tohat. s1nce' that eorner 1& opea aDd 111'. Call col.lld build on the vacant 00_ lot st anr U_. WI1ch MOuld block or. Mr. CoPPOla'S alp r;alDted on the :aIde ~r the building, he has requ"s~ed pera1.alO11 CO let tha root Ugn ~in. The nam1ng c-1.a1on óec1decl to ~nt t.ll11 a one-year extension. Be feela t~ :a ~r. Co'-lnc. .1on-n aalred it the oriS1n81 approval for the painted sign and the 0_ Oft the hont .a srar.ted on the cond1 Uon that the I'OOf aip be re.l)ved. Rr. Coppola ~1<j he >lBS srante4 a asa _th elela7 to ","Ye t:>e root 8ign l11nce 1t tIOUld coet hi. $50 to have it _-.owed and he 10J on a WIOnth- to-aontb l_ beaia and -bua1ftefts is rulInl~ In the red-. Be aBle1 the ....-. 00-1..1on then reviewed ~he cZlle and poaute4 h1a a _-~ extenalon. '1'tIe Pla_lDc Dinctor said the MW S1pt Ordinance would pro- beb!)' be in eUect in about two WIOntt.a or BO. Moved 11)' Counc:. Dooepeter, seconded by Counc. lIoe I, tha t 111'. COl!llOla be a11øwed to keep his ~aent signa and that he COIle back in whe:1 the new 81p Ordinance hes becOlle la.. The CMer adld1ng Inspector 18 to not1!'y M:-. COPiIOla when it is to be re"i-.:l ap1n. IIotion carried, 5-0 B. Mr. Kull1ck - ~pper '1'I'ee Mr. Herb BeY1D, 209l0 ~pper '1'I'ee Lane, said Mr. ItIÙ12ck _s unable to attend th111 _tinS, 80 he and 111'. Al Platt, who ,,111 be &t this 88eting at 9 P.M., would lIke to present the~r case. Thia.. PIt ove.. on the B3enda until later. V A. RlU"ORr OP I'tA1IIDIO c:JIIISSIOIt (See Minutes ot July 25) Cha1nan B1rBJIon asked the iÄluncll If' they had any Questiona Ir.sed on the II1nutea of July 25th. '1'tIere were none. -2- -, . ..~," '.' ,,,, .<., ài. ~ 1JP '1Jìa1awlais...-unAi. AJID SITE Ai'mOVAL CI)II'IIIII'l'l'EE ~.. [;.<;~- '(Bee tlhltit_1it ~ ~.. 1966) (-~~'lJ ¡.~:,.',. . -} ;"',"1'< . ( .. r;r'.,~ . Pi . the JU.nutes or JW7 26, 1966, be ::.. í1!t~ ":' ~ftAß1cant ~or Iw.:r _I'did appear . ;¡J:,-; tQ . . Ofttr to the JofDt ....t;1JIB 1I1th the " .''cø.t~ ,_slectect. to table it. .1Itrb'iI)..'~. . ~ ~ì..··;¡ ¡... ¡.. ~..., >-::, -''; '..~ :.. QjIóIDiII'.1Ibidbe.¿ 'It~14. to , . - M" ..._~mIè·. ~~«P4~:.~n-'· _~ .'J.:Jt·f-:./!..~ X ) __J.;) : C,':· ~ .,<~*'Ù.t.J£:"\(h'.'¿~·'::;·~ 'i'r '0.1 <' Ii ~1 ·,··i1:t~ ->' . :, ..... _ .1 .....F -' ;::~' .:::~ rf'... '"1' .1-" . ~ t.:' -; 1. ·i.·, .' :wil.....l~~'Ór ~ 26, 1966) JIJ..!s,...t4 j..,.1~... ';' ~ .',:,;, f f !.. . '1.r:¡ .S.:""!' ",:, ......-- . ,. r~'- . : I1Iin' the f'our..,aC1'8 perk they are suggest1n~ ao.e grading to ,*"dde _-bu1!ter1ft8 rro. Portal Avenue. '!he eleD'!!,1:8 iI. the pu'.c 11111 be:- 2 tennis courts, picnic ares, 1Ia11t1-"'~e UI¡Ib1~ter, t_ ares, volley ball, ping pong. equipment 1Itozo.., tacUl"_, spray pool. tot lot. Pla7 appa;'8tus, and ~ _. 'l't-. will be !llUch turf aoo .'1117 trees, but the 0D17 1I!INbbel71111l be the screeniJ'lg arowd the periaeter of t.. ¡artr 8Dd al'OUJ1d the tenni8 courts. Mr. Ribera tt.en d1aplaJed a aeries of sketches ll1ustratil1& how various areas W1ll 1cIok. Counc. fttqea14 ..ked about the costs. Mr. Ribera I!ald the ulttate coat 1f1U run $l35.000 to ~l1¡O,OOO, wt.en cor.plete17 dfteJoped. ~r Stokes ..ked for a '. ost breakdown :.0 tt'.ey ~ a.. Idle" to cut, if the7 have to. :It _s pc.lnted out tllat this could be de"eloped in phases. .... AeIr8r ..- t:be 0IIwIC11 if' they are Battsned with the ~wr, quaU,q &IllS _...l faclllties of' thl! par!, and st·... m"lI. _,,, ..._cøed. Counc. fttzge1'l!~ i esked Chai:_" . ...... 11' ...... ilia ......, _ch area partlc1pe.U'U1 1n this ¡:.lan- 1dIIK. ~...,- . aid all the c-1s&1oners t-e'le talked '1IÞá ~ _t.,.-... to get the reel or tt>1nga. .~ Co=1s- ...~ .... SD .......,.<01:. -..run.el.t with these pla:lll. ec.-. a.1 hIt üiIIF h8d done a relatively gpod job with the ..u .~I' -p tJIe.J: 1114 t~ work with. .' . . a.n-a Aob. saJd.... Ribera is four to siX _ka a..ead of ,.·tM'OtL .. aroh1,"_ &IllS he would like to see hill authc rized 1!0 ,,,.U 1111. -.- . : ~ Gc:..è.' ~ ......:.. ...t the procedure 18 for deletion of . .,,;~ .1r-.~.··.'l'be C1ty Manaser Ba14 the C1t7 Council re- , . ·Iii' . t...-~~ present a _ter ¡Ilan to the Parka and .," .' "6ì' 1*,-. 'l'be ..ter plan 18 tho!n lIent to the ;.I:'~''::-~';'..L"'. ..' ·1"" . ..."-.....··are to be .ade t;ben ICr R1bera .~~....d'· ~1ifD'_:.1~.prooeeclwith stáge cleftlr,i-...nt: if'th1a .t!~".,;. ~>:",¡"-jl' ft.._·A..· .0.. 1 tn el_ts could be 4ef'eft"ed ,,!~hout >'.'" ,,:tJ.tl-WDs:.tJae ._ter ¡Ilan. ,;;,f:-.f::-'· t~:f:' ". . , . .' '~:r.-::· '- ';, :'~ it~ ~~ '~""K ,.{,', ...~:t''''<iÓ;> ~:... ~., . -., ~'.';.,~,:,~:1It, ,~""' '. ~;. ....,4 UJo..-. j,#":"-\ ..q', 'i:: . ~~1~~\'-,'1; ," -3- '~.~. 1,,' . .)";·.,~~~';f:~~<" " -: - ~,,- ;': In 3œwJ' to Rayor Stokes' questiDn, Mr. Ribera said the tClll1å courts are 120' x .L2D'. Mayor Stokes then asked Cbsiman Acker It it i8 their intention to hB7e tennis courts in everT park. Cba1.1-.n Ackf'r sa1d tennis 4.J ~"f' IIQre am .mt P<>PI4U'. 1Ir. Ribera said the tenn18 courta would coat abaat $U'..OOO. ~J.t,L-,.,_te4 tbenI are t-n'. courtaa~:antbe h1gb "A . IICbø01ã .-SUì be Sa the ceatal park. u4 be t.U thq ~:"."';¡",".',·"j"...."-':A..~'CIC'E,. . ,~.,:1 " ..~~, ' ,ltl*ÞP\, .... ts., .h",,?'AI' W1r_~, ~.. .;~ r·o acIœr IIUØ: .....,KIIDol tcD1a .' i ~ ,-:; .....4_ 4D IIØ&'" t:t slW. t.o ~~I8f_Auœ &114 "r' ': 'F ... DOt ~..- ."....J.. 1Ir. R1bU'a iIa1d 1t ttat ana t" ðI not 81» ~i~-:rJ: ",~ .....""11017 tÞ into tam. '~ ' . &114 'cMN 1á s.-t alløII8DCO r. tøt. ~:t, '~'-'ft~,. ao-.ae1~~~C;¡; __A ar¡, ~. ap'tut; in . ,', poJlll1al'1t:7. to atatiat1cs. 00uDc. l~ aa14 he 1JJIø the t....sa coarea in ~" particular _. . CIa~ Ac:IIIø Mid, *'. Jlibe.. needs .~v&1 to II) aNed with tile -'dD6' dJBJI1Iip. it ~ Council 1a satUfted 1d.th this ..ter p¡.ø. ~.. Stokes 11&14 tie are talJdng abol&t quite a bit of ~ per acre her. ($20,000 per acre f'or de_lo~t). Mr. Ribera sa1.d tb:1a j.s " _11 perk and 18 _1'8 intenal"e than the otherS probab17 will be. - - .. < Moved ~ CounC. I)eœp8ter, seconded b7 Counc. lIoel, to adopt the aster plan set rcr Park Site B. Some it_ -.:r be deferred but not nec_sarl17 deleted. MaJor StoItes reels this is ;00 expensive and we can't afrord to devclap It. Be reels this should zo back and be redone. Counc. DetçBter ""teeS that thil' parle ,,111 service quite a la..-ge portbn of the pop1lation of Cupertino. "YES: Counc. Iletr,)::ter, Pitzr;erald, Johnson. Moel. St'.okes HAYS: IIone Motien carrie<!, 5-0 2. lI1laon Park Plaror ~ ~ . C"i~ Acker presented the schematic disgram for t'1e Wilson Park, 1Ih1ch ... ~-:'e¡,ered b7 Royston, ltanamoto, Mayes and Beck. Be deecribed tbe geoeral theme and the architect is present17 mdit)'1Dg the plana as a result of thèir cU.scUBsions. He said that, at present. twre 1a very poor access into the school ..... '11IIq have proposed a p.sthvaY t¡1l'Ough the par.. to the BCbool. '!'he chi.:! objection to this 1s that i'.; ~psrates tile turt or the pu'k rIOt> the turf of the s;:hDol. but tt.e advantaps s_ to out',oei~ ttoe d~sadvantages. i'!Ie park tr-3ntaBB will be on l'Qrtal Avenue. as 1(; turns. This park "S e_1;l8lly ¡¡he same fllc11ities, e'''cept the arch1~t reo -"eel a s_ll buildiß3 ror tro,:;or recreation. '11Iere tr111 Ò)I) a QU1.ø:.Ï;, U"eII with treen, the b~d1ng, a con- crete slab sllghU,~ aunken, school-age plQ .,At, 10107 tot .... wS,th a tr1lle 1;ISck. picm.c and BBQ a~, C;8IIpt'1re and nature stq ~., _11 plQ ",rea a.1Jacent to .the two tIesm1B coun.a. ~ w111 be eo_ grad\ng. S- of the eo--'..1~ le.1t '¡ oDI;Clrn abo\:t the pattwa7 \brou8h tbe ga~ ~OZ' ~,ebU"~ ping to s:hool be<:a....e '.be J &th tended to. b¡oeq ~. turf UUII "r t.'Ie school aDd~. '1'bc eo-1s- sioft 8UßBested the ö;enaia courts be re¡ocated. 'ftd.B park 1s ¡rM~1' tbIw., f1vc .crea. -11- Co~. ?1tzgeral:: felt t:J1t æV1n6 the ~ area adjac~nt to the ::-~e might be cbJec:t1Þnable ~o the neighbors on the other sii1e. CoUD<:. Jroel ... CI ~ !;bat ~"e two ¡:erka. ~ess than talf . .ue a¡art, __ ~ 118. dup11cst1ng each otller. Chairman AcIœr a1d the .' ,..-~ be the _. bat; t;be tœ.ea and tile cbaftcter of'u.......w be quite 41ft'~. Mayor StokeI -.14 tile __'.r ~.. or tbeae pp1!It:Ü to keep theta w1UdD ...'IrI"I.",...r· t...... Creek .td. 18 between ti1ese two IIU'Þ. 'IIIII'~,'" IDt f'elt ~t. w enrourage cb1lðreD to cl'ÔØ t:IId 1iIIIQ atl'eet. : '::r' , IIQor Stoke. _14 ...·~satea tile intereR 01' ÜIe CoID1s- a10nerB 1n tile &ec = w" tile acbool propert7. .~. baa been a probl_ ror lie.. ITl ~ _. cœu-n A=lter aa14 U. V1lIIon Parle PlaD will be preeented 1n IIOre :!eta1l at a later ~.te. ~: % ~.' .,! ':'~ .irt"'Þ;.'~ 1~'~ 4 .' . -'" ~ . c ' >( ",'-; v.I RJII.IC BEARIRQS A. ESOWTION m. 13211: DI!CURIBG I1ft'BN'l'IOR 'lO OiIDm -.-:>.CATION OP A PORTION OF CITY STREET JQØßf AS ·vESTFñN :m:VX" AS PROV11)m IN SECTION 8~0 ET S~. OP THE STREEl'S ;_'iD HIGJIWAYS CODE OF TIŒ STk'l'E OP CALIPOmnA. The ;;::y Att')rœy l.."1troduced Res.,lut1on 1324. Mayor Stokes ask=~ ~r ~he-re were a!!7 protests. There were none. Mc)\':-: :y Counc. P1tzg\:rald, seconded by Counc. Deopster, to c1-::=. :~.e Public !fearings. Ai.=:;;;: COUll<:. De:n;:.eter, Fitz¡;:erald, Johnson, Noel, S;'okes HAì,,: lion" Motion carr1ed, 5-0 The =~t7 AttoJ'l1eI :"-:"roduced Resolut.1on 13~9, abandon1n¡: of' thE ;::-cperty lis!;..:! iT. Resolut1on 110. 1324. Mo\'~:' =:r CounC. Dc_pater, seconded \:y Counc. Johnson, to adc;: ~esolution 1;39. AYES: :::ounc. Des¡:81:er. Fitzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes NAY:;: Nonc Mot10n carr1·':!, 5-0 B. ?3SQWTION 110. l~38: DI!CLARING CEPTAIN P;UVATE PRor~2S "-:THIN'ftIB ern' 10 BE A PUBLIC t!UISANCE. mmm THE FRG'II- SIONS OJ' OJUJI-..:E:!C. 53, GIVING NOTICE Tl!ERFX>F, fJID :; S1"fING HEARIJÐ DAft '1'III!IU!DN. ,:~\"e~ b7 Counc. ~..ter, seconded 1'y CounC. Noel, to close thE ?~!:l1c lk'aringS. AYES: Counc. J)eepIIter, Fitzgerald, John8cn, JIoel, Stokes HAYS: Moue MOtion carr1ed, 5-0 Mo\'e-;! b,- Counc. Do&. _~r. seconded b~ Counc. 1Ioel, to adopt Re~:~t10n l33B. AYES: Counc. DeIIFIJteI", Fitzgel'tild, Jol~naol1. MOel, Stokes HAYS: None Motion carñed, 5-0 -5- C. J..?i'L!CA'fiOllIlO. 235-HC-66: JI.CK-Ilf-THE-BOX Rñ!?3I.'INO APFROVAL '10 ...-!ìuwo,l.' A RESTAt'RAHT .88nu.ft THE URICH OIL ~CE Sftuœr AJII) 'l'BB RED Tr:s: RES'rAURA1lT ON lS"1"JSvlSÑS WüŒX BLVD. (&ppea1) 1Ir. :ill Parow"''''_ 20.3 South It1rph;y Stft!e1;, &.u.u."...le, ex- p'.·nood th1a ",,~u'4 bWl1DeBB will be ~ on ste"ena Cre* Blvd aDS -~A_e, bet1reelJ tbe 1Jr1ch SerY1ce Sta- t1œ ad the Ì11111IIÍIIII;.1IUtaU1'BDt. 'ftIe .....ál-I.;, biUJ. oDl7 a 75' t'raltap ~. 4eep. Be IIa14 \beir operation 18 cI1ttU'llD1õ bœ~' . .So tJat the7 are DOt ~Jo1_. '!bq are c......LnlUea··.- . .~~t1oD lIDS are -....'7 CODtacted in cue theI"e 18 .. ¡Wò1t~ to be worIIeCI' out. !be1r other 1ocat1oDll are Ja.,:-.... ~...,n. SuI .JCIIIe. ~ Alto 8DI Santa Claft. !be 11M Sit ~u!>!t17 zoœd C- J'Csa1. !be applicant 18 --.. to put in a 41'1ve-UIroagb opaftttion. It 1a dU'tereDt; Ja uat . ta.117 in tbeir car, obeerY1ns the eatBbl1BhDent. cJrS.... up to the can boX, gi_ their or1er. and drives to the .......... to pick it up aDd peJ' ror it. !be whole operation 0Dl7 takes three IÛB1teø. Seven out of' ten ears ~ve otr and tlJe3r eat elsewhere. 110 t'ood 18 coolnlc! on tœ pree1aea. ~ cooked food is brought in b7 trucks. '!bey :ave all _Ie .-ployees. They ha"e had no teenage prot~_ to date. Mr. ?~:T.andez pz'l!ses:ted aBJI7 pict"res of other buainessas in the ~.."a and of .Jack-in-the-Box restaurants in other areas. He sa.~~ they want to cooperate with ';he City of Cupertino. The c::¿ thing they cannot change is th~ physical cha1"'~~eris- tics :: the ÞO·!lding. They are wllling to cooper:-.~e as far as a~s::-.etics are concerned. They aI'~ w!.lling to put in the pla":~,.~~. lncluding ~he brick wall alcr-.g the side. In add!: ~=r., tI~y are wlilir.g to recove the signa on th~ sides of t~ blldlng and tone down the colors. They are willing to r...~~ -e the pole sign to 20'. A landscape architect has rrepa,.~~ II plan listinG the plc~,in~s in detail. He passed out ;~=:'a'es to the City Councll of a Jack-in-the-Box in Dallu sr.J contrasted it with plc~"rcs of the Jack-in-the- Box :.:: Santa C1aIW, illuatratln.:; how much the applicant is wll:~,.¿ ~o ~oopeIWte. !Ie :lescrlbed the great len:;tha the appl:':a.:.: ls will1nc to go to keep this a clean, neat operation. Mr. F~~.andez pointed out that the property is only 75' wide. 'l'tIat ~l1~tes it f'1'OII the possib1.i1ty of be1ng uaed for ~st ~1nesses. It Is their opim.on that this building is entire::; ;oapetible with those in the area. In addition. they .1!~ \Jillin:; to &dd landacaplng, tone down the colors. &nil edd t:-.è _nry..n. '1'be ph.yslcal conf1gura~ion is the one thing :!Jo.; cannot be clanged. Th1s building is 2l,' high. The _SO:l....,. ..all will be on the Red Vest side and across the tack. Mr. Do!lL')O said a 6' _~l would not be to tbe ~st interest ot the :led Vest; pertape a 3' or ! . wall would be better. Mr. IIot-e!"< J. llel1.a, lOl91 Vista Drive, 11&1.·1 this hideoua build:....~ is oost17 ad"et"tising, sign" or DOt. lira. R::t~r. Bos\.e8dt. 1981ll La Mar Drive, c:bJected to this land U~. sayil1ß It doea nothing for the ~. lira. D..:..o:n. 197ßl ~tt Dri"e, reminded tbe Cour. 11 that there 1s a lot of unde"elopea land alone Stevena ere.tk Blvd. which should also be considered here. She obJected to this proposed land uae. Mr. Rob.>,... Scott, 2030]. Stevens C:-eek Blvd., ..io) this appears to be a s1ngle-¡u.~ we bu1lding and if theJ' don't _:Ce a t'1DaDc1al "uccelis ot it we are <;oing to ha"e to look e.t this bu1ld1:l€ for a lODC t~. -6- Jl:)ved by Coun~. J)eIIpIIter, secoœed by Co\U1C. John1\On, to clcse the 1'Ub~c JIeal'ing. A'!BS: Counc. [)nIpIJter. P1tzgerald, JohnsOn, JIoel, Stokes RAW: JbDII ! IIDt10D c&ft"1ed. 5-0 Counc. JIoel IIIU4 he haa Yined ~ of' tbeSe eatabUahalents in otbel' ~ IIIJ4 _;e1~, tbe1'e 18 u~ter up and down . tilt abeet. .. tar .. a sUe~. ~ __ tbq get bua7 'Ui8re ø,.bCd.I e tIIItI ~ dI"-.· et;o. ~. .r-I-~. when ~~c too...-n: ..... ...... up wa tall. _ w1ll ha"e a 11"'1- .... .n~~ .... theN .~ oaøe. 1ID'ftId 1')' caanc.Wøel. _ .. _ CoIm', 11-_ ...)d. to d8l17 tilt ~ or ~ 235-11=:.66. CouDo. 111 I.wr.aid he ... o1Ie..ned ~be Jeck-in-the-Box reanUNDt on B1 o-t.... and be.1Ud DD~ t1llll it ¡articular1)' obJectloœble. ADotJ1er th1Dg to COJIII14er 18 that we have the DBb7 nun. Bn'ger P1~ and Ur1ch Stat1øD in tbe 18- IlelUBte ~ and œIl7 75' t'1'cnta&1t. Be can't... that tlda will be "ery ...117 developed. ~ appl1caDt 18 offering all the &"sel.ø&7 ani! the 1Ih1te f'ence and l-.e reela this is much leea objectionable than .any otber applicationa approved b7 the Clt)'. Be f'øund no litter or coru;lomeration at the Jack- in-the-Box re-staurent œ visited. And he hasn't found any- bod)' co.2Jlg fo~rd and requesting to build one of these large oft1ce buildingS which we have en"isioned for Stevena Creek Blvd. Counc. Johnson feels this 1fOUld not be advantageous to the City; tt¡e "hole building is an advertlsement. Mayor Sto:<es asked if there were provlsions for e.~"-ln:: on the prell1ses. Mr. Fernandez sald there \lould be three aets of tables for O).nyt);'Ie who II1ght wlsh to stay t:'ere am eat. CoWIC. F1tzce~"81d said he objected to the bo;:-l1ke bulldln:; which, in itøe:if, is a sign. We iõJ\18t '\180 consider the 16 acres of cOllllllercial zoning in the samc block. AYES: Ct>unc. P1tzgerald, JohnBon, Noel, Stokes RAYS: Counc. Dempster Motion carried, 1<-1 Mayor Stokes called for a recess at 9:3<ì P.M. Meetine reconvened at 9:1'0 P.M. IV A. Pepper Tree (continued) Mr. Herb Bevin, 20910 Peppel' Tr.te Lane,presented SOlll8 of the chronology of events and the t~ff1c probleIIB anticipated at Stelling and McClellan wbeD the College opens. Last fall they polled the re-sldents in the area and. subm.tted a petition to the Board of' 1kß'nt;s of the \.'ollege. rece: nd1ng the offaettio¡g of the proposed driv....y to the south of the College campus to minimize the Collep tndrs.c ao~ through Pepper Tree Lane to get t.... saratoß l.-Suun)'vale Road. The College lave 1Ir. BeYiD . copy or tlr.1r tral'1'ic atudy plan, fl"OlD wb1c:h he read tlleb' concluai.ons to the City Council. Mr. Beyin also aubÌ1.t~ a letter tram JIrII. *1'7 Hedges, Principal of Par1a Elementary School, stating that she is aløo concerned about the traf'fic in that ar<'4. -7- Mr. Bevins reels more is needed than a trafnc ,,1gnal, They wanted to show some concepts, try1n:> to see ..hIo_ the;¡ could do. He in~roduced Mr. Al Platt, 10270 BoI1Il7 Drive, who went o"er the trattic patœ=: possible traffic control systems, channelization. regu:Lator7 signa, cul-de-saO. tart1c di"erters, atop signa. . 'rhe.J' .,-- ~t the City Councll pasa the follow- ,,;;~.. 1III.lIeIIolutionl . ........j' .«:'Qøt.. or ~ ~ ~;-..L"· -1D addition to nofta1~ectlon ,'~;. '=aøllIIo~' 1 _._..n." to naa ~ ~.L øa11 be ~ .. ..,. ," wti10b 1IIa1:t."-"" ~. to provide _.W ~ oban- ,;..~..t!" 1:1OD to Øi ,..... or t¡oattl0 tN..uti. De Ansa , .j¡¡" putISDs lot on It.t'....~JIaIII i·.ud 1'epper 'h'M ÞDe. .",.,' ):",' '!(~.)\, :: ....'C1t7 -naaer ..sd _~arenow in tl)e proo.. or &. t)e Ansa ....s_t D1Btri"" ··..·11111 .81"8 theBe ølaD8 to our Depart- _t or 1\1b11c Vod18 aD! PlaDn1ng Department aD! thll1 can 110ft out øo.etb1llS _U8hetor7 ror all concerned. 'l'be cost 11111 not be .xc_1ft. __ 01111]1111 Moved b7 eo-. DeIaPIIter, seconded oy C?unc. lIoel, to put into ef'fect t.hat theSe plana be put in the hands of the Director of PUblic Vorb and City _1oeer to ~ over them and 1nBert these suggest10na into the basic street plan. Mot10n carried, 5-0 II:I7Or Stokes tool: a ~nt to publiclY recognize forller MayOI' Anthony Pelosl and Coø&j.saioner Joe Adamo in the audience. T.ü PAYI:Ð BlUoS A. R5S0Lt"TICNS 1:0. 13-'1 and 13~2. Treasurer Dempster ~ Resolution 13'!1. Moved by Counc. Fitzgerald, seconded by Counc. Noel, tn adopt Resolution 131,1. AYES: Counc. Dempeter, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stol(es NAYS: None Mot10n carried, 5-0 Treasurer Dempster introduced Resolution 1342. Moved by Counc. lIoel, seconde:! by Counc. Fiu:gerald, to adopt Resolatlon 1}42. AYES: Counc. Dempster, P1tzgerald, Johnson, N:)el, Stokes NA1:3: None Mot10n carI'ied, 5-0 YD:I RBl'OR1' OF OPPICBRS A. RSI'ORT OP crrr 'IIIBASURBR . He had noth1n8 rurtber to report. B. RBPORl' OF CI'1'J' JIAJI....... 1. Be has rec::!.øed a letter frQIII Mr. Fott" or t:,. County, 10 regard t.o JIcCle~lan Road width, 'rt.e County and the City of San Zoae t'avored 90' while Cupertino preferred 60'. Ø!. l'b" DOW said 60' "ill be adeqUAte. -8- .- 2. Be rece1voo I) letter !roll Mr. Joh!} S. Gre1Der, Rlght-of- Way ~nt for the &tate, asking if Cupert1llo i2 interested in purchasing the P«4I8rty we recently zoned for park pur- poses. The City -eel' has replied that we are not in- terested in purcbaa1ÞS It and only rezone.1 It because .. we are intereat:.ø.',~ ¡weserv1ng open land ~ and, rurther, . development oa ~'1?...,.r would be detr1Jlitntal and dllnger- 0!18 to the tN".pJ. Jlàbl1C. .. C1t7 ~1IÌIIId_ a letter troItJ;~, eoanty Librarian UIdJIs that . ~-1Ie sent b1 our MaJor poJDt1ll8 out the pi'~' 1nhu,Ø þt,a. Ubra~, partl~"Ø17 in the Town Center area. . .'J-;, ',. .' -,#.,. >.' 3 '..'~'~") ." ,. -''I: _.;.." -.~" ::'1 .\, .. . ~I,l~ ....=:_ Vl-~ 111'. J1.lI'ro.,~ ~tary or the 0........." of CO-"_. ftiiueilt1ng t6QoO &;!I",appro"ed b7 the CouDcl1 f'or tile'.,. ltt'.' oparatlon and U-..1rl'1g the COuncil for their hriort and coopsret1on. 5. COunc. Johnson baa outUned a position in the administra- tive starf to the CoaDcll at the budget Maring. Copies of his s¡,¡ggestion 18_ been distributed. 6. There 1fBS some di_l.on of the Mary Aver.ue _t'~er, as outlined in the Cit7 Jlsnager's report of July 20th. Mayor Stokes wondered it we appropriated DIOney for Mary Avenu~, if this would strengthen our position. He urged that >Ie pursue this _tter from every angle possible. Counc. Johnson, in diacussing the situation with a Sunny-.-ale resident ~r Mary Avenue, feels enlighterunent of too residents 1B13h:; be a very effective idea. Many of the homes have been reflold. The City ManaGer reels the City Counc:l,l should work with the School District on this. Our plans have been well advertised. 00.11' _in purpose ls to get traffic throußh to t"..., College. '1'he7 are still driving down Mary Avenue and tarnin::: on øo-atead, anyway. Counc. Johnson f'el:; it would be wise to formulate some tyoe of' plan on what we are golng to do with *ry Avenue, Counc. n:;zgerald _id œybe we soould ask the home- owners' group to co.e to a meetin,o; and we will try to sell thee on the idea. The Director of PUblic Works said the overpass and approaches would .-t to $300,000. The State takes care of the overpaaa but Cupertino must talce care of the approache.. __~ ORDBR: Moved by Counc. It) rater, seconded b7 Counc. Fitzgerald, to proceed with prB¡8ration ot plans, as pecessary. IIDtl.on carried, 5-0 7. 'rhe Cit~ Manapr .-- the Council fòr authoriZation to SpaM $500 for a tftIp)Nry sidewalle fl'Olll·Begnart Road to Bubb Road. So DIOved by Counc. J'1~-Ald, seconded by eounc. Noel. AYBSI Coun~. Dellpllter. J'1ta:gerald, Johnllon, lÌoel, Stokes ays I 1Ione _UoD carr1~.. 5-0 -0_ ~ -"':J;;L'~';.; ;"^'ff .~ :~'r.- ··,;;k¡g. .... 'r.:^;'1"' , h, <"~ " , '. ·Iè~·: .... :.... . r . ~:' .. ~.. ~~ .;:,·it.ii ~- ~. c. REPO!\'! OF DI!U:N-iOft t:ø PUBLIC ~10RKS 1. ~ Stevens G. I' Mvd. Imprcv..ment Project is in .tTO~3. . 2. !!Ie low bH' òl't818.5l8. .53 from F'NeIIBD-Sondroth is apPl'OX1_~ _~ -t.. ~eer's ..U_~e for the construct1oá Gr"1IaD'eo' fark street iID1JI'Ove.ents. Resolution ~IIÌW ~od by tha cstt Attcm1eY. .~': -. t~_ "; ~. ~ . - . bed byCOudO·.'r~ 'l -.... leConded 117 Co\lÞoò IIoel, to adopt Reoolut1GD 9I!5-13. ADS: Co1iDè. I'" ;-1';;'.. ft-tzgerald, JohnBon, IIoel, Stokes .:1$: lfone . ItJUðD carried, 5-0 Resol\:tion 925-111 __ introduced by the CitJ' Attome;y. Moved b;y Counc. It _ ter, seconded b7 Counc. Noel, to adopt Resolution 925-l4. AY!!S: Counc. ~~. P1tzßera1d, Johnson, Noel, Stokes NAYS: ¡)ne Mo~10n carried, 5-0 3. :!:e trnfflc s1gnal at H~lIIestead Road and Saratoga- S;;..n.nyvale Road responsibility is going to be rel1n- ¡;·.:.Hhed to ~he County and CUpertino. The Director ::¡" !'l,bl1c' t'orlat presented a Maintenance A¡;:-eement ~::r authorizatlcm b7 the Cit:r Cou!'1cil. ~ ŒlDI!R: !k-':ed by Counc. Dempster, seconded by Cuunc. 1Ioel, to authorize too Ma7Qr and the Clty Clerk to sign the Ma~~e:\ance A~~e .t for the traffic a1ß1\81 a''; Homestead RoB:: a!').! Saratop-3lmny".'8le Road. Ii .;. - . , ~ ~.;<;" , .'! .~.í:; .;jì~.t._ Motion carr' 'Xi, 5-0 D. RBPOR': OP CIft ~r"I-"w.ro;. He 1'.1.:: noth1n& to report. B. RE?C-ir. OF CIft A& &~ 1. .he City Attol'De'7 introduced Resolution 925-l5. Mo"ed ;y Counc. rr J+ter, seconded by Counc. Noel, to Ikdopt Resolution 9125-15. The approval of U4S Reaolution was subject to the staff's review. It __ ~.--".red that this revlew had not been c~letedJt~ON. it was defered. Motion aud second were w1thdra_. p. RRPORr OP ~ IJISHICTOR 1. As Hanapr ~ Uae City Hall Starf Baseball Teall, the Chief ..,.,n......1IIiI8p.,ctor stated thft)' would like to ·take on- tile CSt7 COuncil snd Plann1nt; C IlIIsion at 7 P...~ "liiio-- "I, Collins School. O. IW'OR'l' OJ' ~-"o- Dum."l'OR '!'bere AS no re~. ,', '.' -10- _'R: ;~/.~1i>::t,..":! H. REPORT OF' PLAJIN]]I(I DIRECTOR 1. The Director stated that appl1cat10n a..v-66 st1l1 needs COUJICll action. Xoved by eour.c. ~t;er. seconded b7 Counc. Noel, to set application S-v-66 ror Pu1>l1o Hearing the f'irst meeting in September. Blt10n carried, 5-0 IX "- ~-BJ"~.,'~.¡ . I A. Setting 1'Ub1l~~ on ()rd1nanoe 3'tO-1JÞU01'll Bldg. Code "n 3IIl-Blectr1cal Code . n 3'l2-PlUllbinG Code . n 3ll3-Heating II Cooling Code The City AttorDBJ' said the above Ordinances could be heard together. Moved by Counc. DetIpIIter, secondw b7 Counc. John3on, to Set Ordinances 3'10, 3'11, 3/12, 3113 tor Public Hearing the f1rat meeting in SeptOlllber. ' Motion carried, 5-0 B. Set date f'or na.D1ng of psrks M3.yor Stol:es suggested that, until the deslgns ar(: approved, p.erhape this should be postponed. Moved by Counc. Dempster, seconded by Counc. Noel, to take thl" matter off the agenda for t;he time belnr>. Motion carried, 5-0 C. Counc. Johnson stated he and Counc. P1tzgerald I ~,t wlth three San Jose CouncilllBn with recard to common 'ooundarles. Properties 30ing up into the foo~h111s from Bubb Road will be discussed apin. He asked if the City Manaç<,r. or somebody delecated I;y him, could make a report of his suggestion for an additiunal star!' member. The City Manager said he will prepare a report and it may be scheduled for the second meetinç in September. D. Mayor Stokes c~nded on the TrafficW87s Program, Phase II. He is disturbed about psrts of some stre.ats belng fully chal'ßed to CUpsrtino, slthough they are not com- pl~tely within the City's boundnrieø. Moved by Counc. Jroel. seconded by Counc. Dempster, to ha"e Mayor Stoke. talte this up at the next Trafficways meetiD3. Motion carried, 5-0 B. Counc. Johnson aaJliBd the City Council if they are in agreement that we do not want to buy the property at BoIIesteed and tile freeway. Mayor Stokes said the School Board waa 0~na117 interested 1n this property. -11- X NEW msn~ Moved 11)' Counc. Dempeter. aeC!onded by Counc. Noel, to have a 800rt pe1'$onnel session at lO:35 P..i. MotiOn carried, 5-0 X1 AD.JuuJúWœR Moved bJ Counc. »-&*...., seconded by Counc. Noel, to ad- . .1ourn the Deet1nS at 10."5 P... ':".0 . kl'â/"...,. /s/ 01..17 Sto ;~1I -'70:' AftBS'l': r ~W~~~_'_- ~on. C 0 -l2-