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II.ØIUTQ OP TBB RBØJLAR JIU5IS.I:.L1'IO OF TBB CI'l!' CUUIIC.u. - November 7, 1966
Place: Co\U1cll Chambers. 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino
~: 8:00 P.M.
I SALU'l'B TO TBB PLAG
This first meeting in the new City Ball Council Chambers was
opened with a prlQ'er by Rev. M. L. Geisler, Pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church of West valley.
II ROLL CALL
Counc. present: Dempster, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
Counc. absent: None
Mayor Stokes introduced the staff to the a~åience:
City Manager, Phil Storm
City Attorney, Sam Anderson
Finance Director/City Clerk, Kay ~ddon
Director of Public Work$, Prank Finney
City Engineer, Bob Shook
Planning Director, Adde Laurin
Assistant Planner, Jim Nuzum
. Recording Secretary, Lois Inwards
Mayor Stokes cautioned the audience to please uße the ash trays
so the new flooring will not be merred. He apologized for
the folding chairs, stating the theater chairs will be in-
stalled, starting the following day.
III MINUTES OF ~ PREVIOUS MEETING - October 25, 1966.
Counc. Johnson called attention to a typographical error on
page 2, item 3, the last word in the first line: Delete the
word "full" and insert the word "frill."
Moved by Counc. Hoel, seco:1ded by Counc. Fitzgerald, to approve
the Minutes of October 25, 1966, as corrected.
Motion carried, 5--0
VI FUBLIC JŒARDÐS
A. Sale of Improvement Bonds - Project 64-1
The City Attorney introduced Resolution 925-lA to the City
Council.
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Cou.nc. em.on asked it there 1s & to be an overall plan
tor this a-rea. Cba1.rman Fitch said he was not sure that it
'lOIÙd COile to tru1t1on, 'but that an etfo~ 1s being made by
t.œ Co-1ttee to encourage this.
Counc. JohD8cm. II1:ated that we already have a Use Pe1'II1t 1n
ett~t tor 1;he 014 t;udOX' hcuse on the !11'0P8rt7, as well as
a plan for an ·...'hh Village- type develop.ent adjacent
to it. BeaaJœ4 how 1;b18 glass bn1'..1"'g wouJ.d be cOlÇ&tible
1d.tb 1t. CIIa1zìiIm Pitch said the tw-'ttee bas been told
tllat this 1III'W'..h '9"".ge develo¡1llel1t 1s 1JIpract1cal to build
1D this dQ'aud ap aDd that perhaps even the tudor house
~ lave to be torn down.
IIQor Stokes aaJœ4 the Chairman If the co.1ttee is 1n favor
of the plA.... tor tb1s area, in general, as the)' now stand.
Cbau.n Pitch IIIdd this was true, but there are still SOlie
atters to be 1roDed out. Counc. Johnson wondered 1.t it
would be of 80JIe beneflt to withhold the declslon on this
appUcatlon until atter the November lOth meetlng of the
Oc 'ttee with the princlpals of this developr.é:nt area.
Chairman Fitch ~OIIIIIented that the quallty ot this structure
Is such that 1t could be used for comparlson as the other
applications come 1n.
Co:mc. Fitzgerald dld not feel there was any reason to hold
up this bu11d1ng because he felt it would be compatible
vi';h almost any type architecture.
CoULC. Dempster was concerned about starting the t1,'Emd in
t:-.1s part::.cular area and would like to see the entire
develo~ent plan, to see whether it would be compatible.
He and Counc. Johnson felt a ruling on this application at
t~.J.s time would be premature.
Moved. by Counc. Jchr18on, se::onded by Counc. Noel, to delay
applicatlon 247-BC-66 for two weeks.
T:'.1s motion was amended by Counc. Johnson, ..econded by
Counc. Noal, to approve the Architectural and Site Approval
C~1ttee Minutes ot October 27, 1966, with the exceptlon
o~ application 247-BC-66, which wll1 be continued to the
next regular meet mg.
Motlon carried, 5-0
c. REPORT OF '1'BB PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
(See Minutes ot November 1, 1966)
Mrs. Loo'.ll1s, of the Parks and Recreatlon Commission, stated
thl.t Mr,. Beck had met wlth them the previous week 1n regard
to Park II (ad.1acent to Wllson School). De'!lelopment of this
park w111 COIle to $133,000. not including t~ie building. A
coat item1za1;1.on la turthcom1ng. Mr. Beck needs a sol1 teat
r:.-o. the C1t7 at th1s time, as well as a _Jor declsion on
water. The C^-saion ls also asking tor guidel1nes from the
Council. ~ ¡:ana wl11 be presented to the Commission on
BoYellber 29 and l.t a decision 1s _de by them by December 15.
it could be Pftsented to the City Council the first lllE'et1ng
1n December.
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Park XII (adjac~nt to~al School) was dlSCU88~ the
'^' I-slon at a special meet1ng. A motion was made and
pe..e4 by the Parks and Recreatlon Colllll1ssion that $129.000
be spent on first-stage development and to complete the
t'1Da1 p;tAftR and q)ecIf'lcatIons.
1Ir. iJobn Sue, of' Ribera a~ SUe. :.u-esented the plans t'or the
t~ ~ses or this park ð9velos-mt.
~..~~ ._ger stated that he baa d1scusaed tb1s atter wlth
tbe~/...ta Clara County water conservation District, an4 they
~.iDdlcated the;r will 1'um18h the water to the extent that
tœ'C1t;v 1flll have to install aU the pipeline. '!'he water
w111 come from the Fisher well. JIrB. Loolll1s asked that the
Clt7 Council authorize specIaJ. hads tor these pIpelines
rather than have this come out ot' the park devc;los-ent money.
~ StoKes advised the Directo1' ot' Publ1c Worka to Jake
an lnYest1gation of' this particular problem.
Mr. Sue stated that Phase I will include underground utilities,
sewers. San1tar,y sewers, electrical lines, irrigation. turfing,
trees. shrubs, ground cover. circulation baths, garbage cans,
dr1Dk1ng fountains, tot lots, rest rooms and a community
center building. ~ changing the function of the bu1.1ding
froa a "teen center to a "community center," it will be a
multi-use building arid may qualify under the 701 Program.
Phase II will includ~ a spray pool and tennis court.
Phase III will include completion of the community center area.
Phase IV will include completion of the multi-use bathing
area. Mr. Sue stated thst one major change in t.he plans has
been the location of the restrooms, putting them closer to the
community center building.
Mayor Stokes asked what the total cost would be for ultimate
development <)f this park. Mr. Sue said it would run $185,000.
Mrs. 1oolll1s stated they are only asking for $129,000 for
Phase I at this time. She said the CO/lllllission 1s anticipatir-e;
that service organizations, etc., might wish to participate
in developnent of the parks, which will trim down the ultimate
cost. Mayor Stokes wondered whether service organizations
would want tc or be able to effectIvely reduce the total
deve1c,pment cost of' this park, because they will also want to
consider the other park sites.
Mr. Sue suggested the procedure of getting contractor esti-
mates at this time and, with the economy as it is right now,
perhaps they should inclllde a few extra items to get the full
~net'lt of their dollars.
Co~~ Johnson would like to delay the decision on this until
after ~ne first meeting in De~ember. when they can discuss all
three parks. Mrs. Loomis feels we won't get to the central
park until III1d December. Mr. Sue added that if things should
proceed now, the planting time would be ideal and the turf
wou1d get plenty of time to get establ1shed before heavy use.
The C1t;v Manager suggested that before a colllllittment is made,
the Council III1ght want to review the budget. We do not have
aD7 f'urther 1ntormation on the Federal grant at this time.
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Moved ~. DelllP8ter, secondA Coune. Jol".asoD. tœt
the !'ark m (adJacent to Portal ~leÞoo:l) .ter be placed
in the bUda ot the Finance Director tor a report at the
next regular ...ting.
Motion carried. 5-0
VII ORDIlWICIS lID RBSOWTIOIS POR ADOPUœf
A. 10. 1351: Dec18r1Dg Int6nt1on to Order
.....cat1on ot a Certain Boad1IaY Baaaent within the
Ci1;J' 1'an'.ìant to Section 8320 Bt Seq. ot the Streets
and 114'" rJ'll Code ::.t the State ot ca11rom!a. and
Resen1Dg theretrom Certain Basements Purauant to
Section 8330 Bt Seq. ot the Streets and Highways
Code. (Continued trom October 3. 1966) ,
The Ci1;J' Attorney referred the Council to the City Engineer
for a recc~ ndation on this Resolution.
The City Rng'~eer stated that the G~unty and City of
CUpertino had to work together on this. The Coun~y did
not feel this action was justifiable. On this basis, the
City Engineer recommended the City not abandon this pro-
perty at this t1llle.
Resolution 1363 was introduced by the CIty Attorney.
Moved by Counc. Dempoter, seconded by Counc. F'1tzgerald,
that Resolution 1363 be adopted.
AYES: Counc. Dempster, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
NAYS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
VIII PAnNa BILLS
A. Resolutions No. 1369 and 1370.
Resolution RO. 1369 was read by Treasurer Dempster.
Moved by ('.ounc. Johnson, seconded by Counc. Noel, tœt
Resolution RO. 1369 be adopted.
AY1œ: Counc. Dempster, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
NAYS: None
Motion carried. 5-0
Resolution 10. 1370 was read by Treasurer Dempster.
Moved by Counc. Johnson, SeCc.nded by ':Ounc. Noel, the';
Resolution 10. 1370 be adopted.
AYES: Counc. Dellpster, Fitzgerald. Johnson, Noel. Stokes
HAts: Ifone
Motion carried. 5-0
DC REPORT 01' OI'nCBRS
A. RBP01ft' cø çIft 'l'RBASIJRER
Be had DO fUrther report.
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1. Tbe C1t7 MlUlager reterred to his report on the
-1Ir8. V8r1an-Cbuck property- _tter.
2. As to the 1Iedera1 ai.d tor the Vater De¡B&'L-..t, we
should have ao.th1ng on this b7 the t1rat ot the
)'ear to give us ao.e direction.
3. In regard to the LID and Asse8811ent District which
18 being pzoepøed around De An::é& College on Stevena
Creek Blvd., lIceUe11an Road, and Stell~ Road,
a new appra1aal report 1s needed. We have been
1nt1M'~ this 11111 l'I"t run over $1200, and will be
paid tor out ot the LID.
JlL)vec!' b7 Counc. Hoel, secomed by Counc. Johnson, ..0 author-
1ze the above-ment1oned appra1sal report on the tet'lllS as
stated above.
AYES: Counc. Dempster, Fitzgerald, JohnSC!l, Noel, Stokes
RAYS: None
Motion carried, 5-0
4. Mayor Stokes requested Counc. Johnson and F1~zgerald
meet with the Mayor 0: Sarntoga to discuss boundaries.
5. Mayor Stokes said a decision on the County Housing
Authority is needed on November 25th. He requested
this be referred to the staff for a report.
So moved by t:ounc. Johnson, seconde':! by Counc. ~tzgeral~.
Moti~n carried, 5-0
C. REPORT OF DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
1. The Stevens Creek Blvd. Improvement Project Is con-
siderably ahead of schedule, but the recent rain
has caused a temporary slow-up.
2. The Gallery is alLOst completed.
3. Candy J\ock curbing is being poured aOO sufficient
base rock has been put '-n to allow traffic to use
the street 1n sp1te! of the rain.
4. The County has passed Expressway Program, Phase II.
They would 11ke Cupertino's support on this matter.
JlL)ved by Counc. DemPSt3~ seconded by Counc. Fitzgerald, to
adopt Resolut10n Ho. 1 .
A'II8: r.ounc. Dempster, P1tzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
BD: None
Motion carried, 5-0
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5.. radar avrvey W3S made onLey Avenue, between
Stev8D6 Creek mvd and Homestead Road. The present
speed ll.n 1s 25 mph, and 48:' or the dr1 vera on
th18 :ro.I -.ere over ';he speed 11m1t. B1ther the speed
111111. fIB ~ low or .e are not hav1.ng aut'f'1.c1.ent pat-
I'll .-,.,. t:o adequately enf'orce !.t.
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1. 'l'rac1õa; U52, oak Knoll H1lls.
Upon :rec. - e..II..I....., of' the C1.ty &Ig1.neer, 1.t was I80ved by
Counc. D~þ&1:ê,.lIlmDded by Counc. fttzgera.1cl, to adopt
Resolution 11».1371, authorizing execution of' the COJItIIOn
Use Agre-.en1õ.
AYB3: Counc. If _t.er, P1tzge:zoald, Johnson, lIoel, Stokes
RA!S: None
IIot10n carried, 5-0
2. Church of' the Razarene, south s11e or McClellan,
400' east of' Stelling.
i;ïX>n recollllleDdat1on or the City Engineer, it; was moved by
Counc. Dempster, secor-ded by Counc. Johnson, to liccept th,.
improvements c0D8tructed in conjunction with the Church or
the Nazarene.
AYES: Counc. Dellpeter, P1tzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
NA!S: None
Motion carried, 5-0
Tract JIo. 349'¿, Baywood Terrace, Unit No.3;
Tract JIo. ?783, Baywood Terrace, Unit ~. 4;
Church of' Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, north
side of' Bolllnger 200' east or Parallone.
Upon recOlllllendatl.on ot the City Engineer, it WßS moved by
Counc. DemJl,:!!:er, seconded by Counc. P1tzgerald, to authorize
the Cit:r BÞ~-I!er to 1ntorm the developers and their bonding
companies that the 1.ap¡'Ovement bonds may now be retired.
3.
AYES: Counc. ~"""ter, P1tzgeralci, .J!:.\hnson, Noel, Stokes
NA!S: None
1Io1:10n carried, 5-0
4. Monta ftsœ High School, south side, ot McClellan
Road oppoa1.te Orange Avenue.
Upon recC'·mendat1.oD ot the City Engineer, it was moved by
Counc. Dempster, eeconded by Counc. Johnson, 1:0 adopt
Resolution Bo. J.372, approving Final Plans.
AYES: Counc. If ....ter, P1tzgerald, Johnson, Noel, Stokes
BAYS: None
1Io1:10n carried, 5-0
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.5. valley Gre~n,.t 2. Þ...-:t side of Stell. Road
at VallEY Green Drive.
U_ recollllllendatlon of the ~t7 ~neer, it was IIIOved b,-
e .. .. De.pater, seconded b7 <:0--. Johnson, to lieeept tbe
1XU- .~nts constructed 1D eaoJaDct1on with valley ~_II'..
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Mot10n ~e4. 5-0
Ifonta Vista park Idw. 1!b.4'6 _s an~.a. -~ v-.a-
tbat when the adJ.e~ _4.Io--&." 1s 1aproftllS ... C1~
would 1aprove the1r ioo4t1.aD 1D front of tile pa1r duo
n w11l cost apP1"'.'-tel7 tn,ooo to $12,000.
JIr. 1J ~ Ruth, the developer, ~d this propert7 ..
.C',~~ several years ago. ~.-a a Gentl...n'. 101...·
- - that the entire IÞckltOOd AYeIIUe would be 1apro~ at
UJe __ t1JDe. Mr. :tuth _14 be can finance his pol"ti~ at
t~ t1Jle and hopes the C~ty :an ~ their t.J,f at the ...
t~; at least the curb &D:1 s:'~e'II&llc. It would be 1n the
~ 1nterest o~ ooth proper':~es.
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.__ S1.Okes re~erred this 1I8-.:-.:e:" to the Finance DireCt:::r
am Director 0:' ?..:tl1c Wor;c~ ~cr a repor~.
B. lŒPORT OF THE PLAN!rr-. :>I?.1?r!'OR
1. He ga\"e a report cr. -'::-.e ():tober 12:h Joint mee'C:.r.g
of the =~'..::'lty and :-..:pe:--'::"')O Plann~ng COlIDDissior..s.
He sa1': we are inte:-est~ :aalnly in the plann1në: o~
these &:'eas. Four:~ c-.;: ~lve Planning COIIIIII1l1s~cners
were ¡::'e!~nt, but ::::::7 tv::: of the seven County
Plann1r~ :"mm1ss1oners we:-e there. DiscussIons
Invol\"e': :~.~ old Mcr.ta ~8ta area between the ral~:"Oad
track and the creeÕ! a..~ the Footh111 Blvd. area.
The Co-..r.t:r will be 1.o~ a study of the area in the
not too ;i1stant t\;t·..;re. It was a¡¡:reed that we 1fOuld
do the "t1,;.:'Ï< of the v::r;c and will keep In contact w1th
the Co~ty on it.
2. OUr new ne1ghborhco1 ape¡ should 'ce completed within
a few weei<s.
B. JŒ!'ORT OF CITY ATTORJŒ!'
1.. In regard to the Var1.an request for acqulsit10n or a
portion 0:' the central ¡:ark property, the sale of the
property to the C1t7 reserved the pumpIng stat10n to
Mr. Chuck. Perhaps KrB. Varùn would be Interested
in a long-term lease.
.... - by Counc. Demp",ter, seconded by Counc. FItzgerald" to
~ ~t the C1ty !'.anage:¡· to d1..seu8s this matter of a long-
tcnI 1eese wIth Mrs. Varian.
~tion carr1ec!" 5-0
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1. ".,-.,.tll' 1IIt:I'oduced Pro~~. ""'''. #11. tor
&..1r ,.~ ~. tor üe DIN C1t)' BaU.
Ia _' r'~ fd $20.20'7.40.
~wd "" ~T.. Zohr-œ. seconded 11)' COUI2C. Jroel. to
aatbOrÞe ..._ I r4 ~ss B1lUng Ill.
A1IS: et.&t. IJ J....ter. PitageraId. Zolm8on. Jroel. Stokes
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~. '!'be quow ter the vertical ol1nd presented at the
laat eow-ll aHting vas $790.000. The quote for
a ~S.~l blind that would part in the center is
$1500.00. '!'he quality of the blind 18 the same.
'rbe 0Dl7 ~rerence i8 in the trac!d..>1g.
Jlt)ved i17 Coumc. Dempe';~r. secor..ied by CO'.U1c. Noel. that the
contrsct be a.arded '::c the low b1dder.
AtE!: Coumc. DeJçeter, Fitzgerald. Jor.nson. }fQel. Stokes
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Mot1on carr1ed, 5-0
:. Three blda have been recel ved for -::-.e dump bed needed
tor the new 2i ton truck:
~~ Industries . . . . . . . . . . .$1,494
cite Bod7 Company . . . . . . . . . . . 1,385
'l'raDSport Supply Company . . . . . . . . 1.123
Moved b7 Counc. Despater. seconded by Counc. Johnson. that
the contract be a-.rded to the low bidder.
A'!BS: Counc. D .....ter. Fitzgerald. Johnson. Noel. Stokes
HAYS: Bone
Wotlon carr1ed, 5-0
Ma70r Stokes called tor a recess at 9:30 P.M. The meeting
reconvened at 91Ja5 P.M.
VI A. Sale ot ~_....._nt Bonds - Project 64-1.
Attome;r Kenneth Zones reviewed the b1d in deta11. COJDpar1ng
1t with 81...,.... b1dø in the area. He reco..ønded acceptance
or this b1d, et;at1Dg that although 1t 1s h1.gh. 1t 1s within
reason.
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"He! by Counc. &ter, seconded by CounC. .hn80n, to
atopt Resolut1l>n Ro. 925-19.
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Motion carrJ.ed, 5-0
... Jones stated that UDder the 1915 Act, &n7 portion of
. tþa. bcDd the people taU. W PQ', the City itself 8hall pa7,
~~,.wt1711 principal 8Dd 1.ntere8t. Thi8 i8 paid out of the
oW v¡œ1ated surplus. It' the City has no IIIOn87 111 un-
~_J vpr1ated BUl'Plus, tbq can and IlU8t leVJ' a tax not to
.... 1811 l~ per $100 aueased valuation tor the purpose ot
~ off these bond8.
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XI .. :æsnmss
A. Mayor Stokes asked Council's permission to attend the
Jlational League ot Cities, December 3-7.
So ~ved by Counc. Dempster, seconded by Counc. Hoel.
A~: Counc. Dempster, Fitzgerald, Johnson, Hoel, Stokes
JrAYS: Hone
Motioh carried, 5-0
B. Moved by Counc. Dempster, seconded by Counc. P1tzgerald,
to adjourn to a personnel session at 9:55 P.M.
Motion carried, 5-0
The meeting reconvened at 11:00 P.M.
C. Counc. Fitzgerald recently attended a Sistex' Cit7 meeting
in Copertino, Italy. and there was some talk about our
baving a permanent Ambassador to our Sister City.
Roved b7 Counc. P1tzgerald, seconded by Counc. Dempster, to
appo1l1t Mrs. Blanci as our Ambassador to our Sister City.
Motion carried. 5-0
XIX .mromœMBR'l'
lIIrred b7 Counc. Dempster. seconded by Counc. JohnSon, to adjourn
at 1.1:05 P.M.
Motion carrJ.ed, 5-0
Approved:
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/8/ Qar,y Stokes
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