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February 23rd, 1972CITY OF CUPERTINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino Telephone: 252---4505 MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE ON FEBRUARY 23, 1972 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER CITY HALL, CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA SALUTE TO THE FLAG The meeting was called to order by Second Vice -Chairman McLaren at 7:35 PM with the Salute to the Fla(-. ROLL CALL Members present: Members' absent: Staff present: Gatto; Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren l Vice -Chairman Adams Senior Planning Technician Mike Sheppard Recording Secretary Lois Inwards HC-50 Page 1 MINUTES OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING i 1. Approval- of Architectural & Site Approval Meeting Minutes of February 9, 1972, Member Gatto noted a typographical error on the first line of page 6 • S4feel" should read "feet". Moved by ;Member Gatto, seconded by Member Sargent to approve the Feb, 9th Miliutesl Minutes of February 9, 1972 as corrected. approved as corrected Motion carried, 3--0 i WRITTEN C012,1UNICATIONS 2, None requested HC-50 Page 2 The proposal '•Tarr lose oot'lill Blvd ace.e-ss ;ro'1nd cover C cast side MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H--COINTROL MEETING PUBLIC HEARINGS 4. Application IIC-51,229.1 - Dennis Burrow requesting approval of site, architecture, landscaping, lighting and undergrounding of utilities for 7-Eleven Foodstore, located at the northeast corner of Foothill Blvd. and Cupertino Road. The Senior Planning Technician said the applicant's proposal is to construct a 2,000 sc. ft. convenience ,T.arket :raking use of slump stone and mission tile roof. A mansard til:� roof will extend around the front and bot', side elevations. Th„ trash enclosure located at the northeast corner well reflect the 7-atZrials and colors of the building. j There will be a --asonry wall on t::c .i,_�rt': property line. The staff reco a-nanded that instead of ten ft. r,-ide side-aal'c that it be reduced to 5 ft, t_ ereb-. a-_lo —li five add-: ;=a= feet of landscaping. There —*!' be low level lar.( •caps lightir_ _ at both sides of the driveways. T::e utilities ;gill be L:ndarround. Ti.e sign is not a part of tLlis application. Ultimately, there nrobabiy will be an overpass over Foothill Blvd. Should this occur, the access to FO `.,C_L l Blvd. will have to be deleted. �Ir. Dennis .'3urrow, Las sazoS .?rcl-i-,t'ct, :;aid 1'.c rep fesented the ar-21'.icant. YEmber Matto aska—d .__.. _f ,ie ;,as a -.are of the possibi.l` ty f losing access to Foothill ._lvd. _'r. =:urro7: sa_d this was the irs t ._e `la-' __earc_ a_-,ol.t It . T=:e :. iar_.__n- Tao'.. is -a_1 said t is f ct lust cane at t: e staff :rei e~: %'•1� c-ay of t'lis --:eeting. He said it is f iv or t--n _ ears a:zay : or _-:a_: haver tlappe:._. In lieu of this for._(ation, .'.ambe +satta as_ =:1 'le a o:_._cant _f he would like a zO_-:tinuanc` Mr. Burro'.' ,sai_ii lie_ "?C'.1_L:: a_i:�2 to proceed with this rearing a_ dL get a &2C:L13_O:. fr0_1 t:_. _a-CO?.trOi COr:_..__ttee. Sargent asked t!iC applicant rat '_le iS p:_anning to ;lt on t1'e ?ast silo. '::.r. 3urLoCa saw( t'<e ad ace nt pr0�e.rty on the- east side i_s also com::':ercial; t:_ey :ill put c_su_<rl cover i-.: Lhere. racks i Gatto asked' it tt-_Cy intendi _. nst_ai'ij1d.e rac s. Mr. 3llrro:�T said t .e side,•;ai1c i.s rvic'.a enough tc t:.e7_ ;e was advised 1 'ghat ' t is al:..ost � �ty policy to i :.clude bike. racks . Me-.ber Gatto suggested provision o' ,,,arned concrete by parking spot #10 in order to get the du: ,)st: r do= n tiaere. Hr. Burro..; answered Sr:co.-.d V ice-Ch:.'cT.ar n that te=ey will provide a redwood gate for t;ie _iurpsi er ar._::,, :t ;7as established that the tree rho, n in ='t:,3 co' Qr-cd .:fide wa., on tae other side of t1ie fence. Mr. Zurro`.v said he has agr;acd t0 C::pu'.li th,'_ land --Gaped area to 10 %t. • 4. MINUTES OF. THE F'EBRUARY 23, 1972 H--CONTROL• MEETING HC-50 Page 3 Architecture was ds.scussed next. Mr. Burrow said the building Architecture materials are the same as on the 7-Eleven F'oodstore on South Blane,, There will be a flat clay or concrete tile roof of mission tile color. There is a slump stone exterior with off-,.jhite cement ,plaster. The mansard and parapet are steeper than the other store Th.ey have no intension of placing any equipment outside the build-' ing e He answered I,iember Gatto that the building will be of structural slump stone rather -than veneer, He agreed to giveQthat 70-foot rear wall some architectural relief. I There followed a review of the proposed landscaping, Mr. Burrow said most of the flat, narrow areas will be planted with ivy. As we get into the raider area, there will be, shrubs. 5prirkleri ng will be on an automatic time clock, There will be 5-6 ft. shrubs along the building. No trees are planned at this time, Member Gatto said he would be willing to trade ,some of the 5-gallon shrubs for one -gallon shrubs and get some trees in there. He. felt there could be five trees along the perimeter. The applicant agreed to this As to the lighting, Mr. Burrow said the lighting will be under the canopy, shining out. There will be some lights in the parking lctt and driveway. 'Second, -Vice -Chairman McLaren suggested some provision Abe made for d.isposal_of,litter near the front of the store because of ,,the tendency of children to throw down wrappers, etc. The container{s, could be architecturally attractive. Member Gatto suggested the stone type with plastic liner. andscaping adeoff ,igh t ing Litter container I in front There is a door on the east side with a light to illuminate the tSafety lights trash area.for the eraploveese Member Sargent was concerned that.. :for employees might ight annoy the,adjacent neighbors. Due precautions will be taken to avoid this. Second Vice -Chairman McLaren asked for comments from the audience,'` There were none. Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by Member _Sargent to close the Public Hearings Public Hearings. closed AYES Members.Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice --Chairman McLaren NOES: None,- ABSENT, Vice --Chairman Adams Mnf-.inn carriPrl I_� HC-50 Page G 1iC-511229.1 approved w/conditions T'le proposal MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H--CONTROL MEETING Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by i1eT:iber Sargent to recomriend to the City Council approval of applicaticn 1"iC-51,229.1 - 7-Eleven Foodstore, subject to the standard H--Control conditions, Exhibits A, A--1 and B attached, and further that: i) The minutes show that tine applicant has been advised that access from Foothill Blvd. may be ter::inated if and when the Stevens Creek Blvd. overpass is installed. 2) The 1-0-foot planting strip be installed along both streets. 3) Seven 15-gallon evergreen trees t^ be planted, five on 35' centers along Foothill Blvd. and Cupertino Road and the remaining two on tile site. f�) Bike rack wit.l 8 soaces shall `_e installed, the details to be worked out ,"ith t':e staff. 5) The rear of t:ie- building to be afforded a-dditional architectural treatment to reduce the bulk of toe long :Nall. 6) A garba;e container for custom:r trash d_snosal- in the front of the building to 'De of an aesthetic nature. 711 The Siga is to be revie--:ed at later date. AYES: Members Gattc, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren :+OE S : ::one A- SENT. Vi cc-C1lair- an Adams MotioD carr.:.ad, 3--0 5. A-pplication hC-51,207 .l - Peril: t Service Co --pang reC_uestirg approval to ::love eXiStll :.i::n Eor Mobil.'r' _I, located at ti-e northwest Cornor s of i C t='a;1 __oad aL:.. "cr:.ardC V: enlle. The Senior Plariiling T -f�c:lnLcian lair tale applicant' S proposal iS t0 _`:.OVe an __>1Stln re �t a:i.-:1� n2''Dll ld, is -n i__ .Cc. _lO:i S:_ fr0_.. the corner of t:1a i:C :ii Stat-' on and place :_t in the corner p�aIitCr area in t:le soot. -.east corn( r. A readcr 7oard Sl_ ? was reC?iltiv Igra.Lted for this location. Tile t;?() sig..s ;,ill. be in close relationship to o.ie anot icr, with the pole sign ;ust inside ::fio reader board sign area. Colored slides of the area rare silo`v.l. • e MINUTES OF: THE FEBRUAR:Y 239-1972 H-CONTROL 1EETING .Mr. Richard McKinley, P.O. Box 8721, Emeryville, Ca. 94608, .representing Mobil Oil, said this will be a large planter area and it will look more appropriate to have the sign in that location. In answer to Member Sargent's question, he said -it does conform to the Sign Ordinance, There were no comments from the audience. Moved by Member Sargent, seconded by Member Gatto to chose the Public Hearings. AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice• -Chairman McLaren NOES: None ABSENT-. Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 ,Public Hea-rinco-s closed Moved by Member Sargant, seconded by Member Gatto to recommend to HC-51,207.1 the City Council approval of application HC-51,207.1 - Permit approved Service Company for Mobil Oil, with Exhibits A and A-1 attached; w/conditions subject to' -the standard H-Control conditions, with the under-,e, standing that the non --conforming price sign presently on the light; is to be removed. AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chair -man McLaren NOES: `,, None ABSENT: Vide --Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 n -50 Page 6 Public Hearing closed "C-5' 248. a _ ro;-ed ,`conditions MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL iiEETING There is a landscape caretaker that comes out twice a week to maintain the landscaping. There is no automatic sprinklering, according to Mr. Myers. Mr. Myers explained there are no windows or doors involved in this addition to the building; it is an extension of the dress shop facility. This area previously ;-gas a tiled patio. Member Gatto noted a 6" offset of the building. Both he and Me-_ber Sargent said they would prefer to see it 6" back from the front of the existing building. There were no cor_i.ments from the audience. I Moved by Member Sargent, seconded by Member Gatto ,to close the Public 11earings . AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman I1cLaren NOES: Ncrie ASSENT: Vice-C;airman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 I Moved by Sargent, seconded b„ ` e-:7er Gatto to recommend to the City Counci_ anpro.ai of anplicaticn C-31,2,8.3 - Edwin J. Myers i for Montgo: <<ry Kace Dui ldins* 7i th t')_ standard H-Control conditions, Exhih_t A attache:; • wit1i t--- one cc _dition that in the northwest corner o Y_ _e __e aditio , t at t: _ 'Duilying c-�t_,er be placed flush Iwith t'_-_e existing buila-.g or brought back behind the corner of the Iexiating building so t:.e ne-,: addition does not extend beyond the west I :fall of t e ex -sting bu_ lding; any chat in the ne-- planting section Itot'r,e landscaping us -ea: in tie oti:er Ereas in t::e a-jacent parking strip be continued. AYES . _��-,bers Gatto, Sargent , S ce..:_ V'_ce -C:.�i r -:?n cLaren NOES: None ABSENT: Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carries, 3-0 U 11 MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL MEETING To- Application HC­51,248e3 -- Mackay Homes requesting approval of -site, architecture, landscaping, lighting, signs and under - grounding -of utilities for 72 single-family residential' 'units located at the south side of Homestead Road,, opposite Fallen' HC-50 Page 7 Leaf Lane and adjacent to the north side of Stevens Creek Blvd Colored slides of the site and of a project similar to this pro- posal were displayed, There is alight industrial zone to the left of this propertya The Senior Planning Technician said the proposal is to construct The proposal individual clusters of six units each with vehicular access through a cormon driveway to a parking compound. AutozLatic garage doors will be provided. The individual units within each cluster are separated by private patios. The site plan shows 26 two-story units of 1300 sq. ft., 22 single -story units of"947 sqe ft. and 24 single -story units of 1032 sq. ft. All units are tivo bedroom, two -bath. units, 51 of which have a den, Mr. Leon Neuman, Vice -President of Mackay Homes, said the site Applicant's plan presented at this time represents about 1/3 of the entire r statements project, including the recreation area. Clusters of 6 units are individually separated by private patios, and are served by and encircle the six oversize, 2--car garages, There are"sixteen.24' major malls and ten 12' minor malls for pedestrian traffic, Four 'clusters come together with the plaza in the cen:tere The overall site plan shoals the entire development. Basically,, ;the creek will be- left in its natural state, as requested by the Flood, Control District, The open wrought iron fence along t16 creek is only for the protection of small children. Roof materials`are 'a combination of mission the and shake -•- 60 - 40%'Aft Second Vice -Chairman McLaren asked what the density is, She -was ;Density and told that ,it is 9e3 per acre. Mr. Neuman said their statistics"-' 1parking ratio show that 84% of their buyers are people without childreria No' ;'reviewed' tot lots are provided. They have 16' openings to the six 2-car garages; 'The dead _restrictions state they cannot leave their carte; out more than ten minutes and the automatic garage door openers also encourage them to put the cars inside the garage, The parkin' ratio is 3.3. Member Sargent was concerned that if people have a party there may be some problem of parking nearby; Mr. Neuman said the units are so arranged so the upstairs.windows ' Iore design 11 do not look down into somebody's patio. The white buildings will 'detail. have.the the roof and the tan buildings will..have:the shalc.e'roof> The walkways are well lit. HC-50 Page 8 AC units can go on patios Landscaping -ght ing P;IJ.L earinz; .osed KC-5i. , 248.3 uaYrov�d /C^... t 4 (D7,S MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL MEETING Mr. Marty Hess, 10211 Bubb Road, Cupertino, e::plained some of the architectural treatment. There is a location on the patios for air conditioning units. They are aware they cannot show on the roof. In answer to Member Sargent's question, Mr. Hess said the building pads are about 4" below the street on Homestead. Mr. Neuman said the landscaping includes ::Zany specir__an olive trees and shrubs t:roughout the de-.elopment. The trees be located around tine perimeter of t.Ie clusters and sometimes in the plazas. They have to maintain a 15' minimum above the flood plain. All streets and underground utilities will go is at the tirle phase one is built. Lighting mostly takes place on the sides of the buildings and cannot be controlled by the individuals. The only free-standing lighting ,gill be in the recreation areas and storage areas.' The ii;Rhts are turned on and off by Cell. Ti_e - have no plans for a permanent entry sign. The Planning T,_chnician said, tine electroliers 'approved by the Planning Co:n-.;--sion :,ill be si:^ilar to those located �at City Hall. (There were no comments from the audience. Moved by Me-:iber Gatto, seconded by 'ie;;:ber Sargent to close the Public Hearings. AYES: Ma=bers Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman 1,11cLaren OES : None ABSENT: Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, , 3-0 {Moved by Me ber Gatto, seconded by .le er Sargent to reco=end to the j City Council approval of applicatic__ :iC-5121248.3 -- Mackay Ho -.-es, u jr Ct t0 t_.-Cc_�tro St.`iCar ;n=.1tOP.o,=ci:::�nG CO 1 1: SiCI1 Resolution No. 993, Item 18, Planning staff memo of December 15, 1971, Exhl'blts A through E including sub -notes. Approval is for site, architecture, lighting and undergrcuniing of utilities. AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Sccond Vice -Chairman McLaren NOES: None ABSENT: Vice --Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 a MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL MEETING HC-50 Page 9 8; Application.HC-51,075.23 - Ehrlich:, Heft,and Rominger (Vallco Park, Ltd., Hewlett --Packard Company), requesting approval of site and architecture for addition to existing building locate at 1100. Wolfe Road. The Senior Planning Technician said the Planning Commission ap- The proposal proved a site plan modificat~.on of existing Use Permit 9-U-66. to allow the applicant to construct this proposal in march of 1970. The proposal is to construct a 10,800 sq. ft. addition to their, existing building in Vallco Park. Colored slides of the site were shown, showing where the addition would go in relation to the existing buildings Mr:. Jack Rominger, Architect, 2470 El Camino, Palo Alto, explained.Architect°s the addition will come off the right-hand side and continue west statements about 180 feet. It will take the grove of redwood trees. The row of sycamores will be left undisturbed. An excessive amount of parking was developed two years ago. Second Vice -Chairman McLaren was concerned about .the roof apurte- Roof apurtenances nan.ce on the existing building. Mr. Rominger said they hardly show and are on the existing, approved building. There will be a penthouse on the new building, as is on the existing building. , There followed a. considerable discussion about how to handle -the . air conditioning situation. There were no coriLments from the audience. Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by Member Sargent to close the 'Public Hearing Public Hearings. closed AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren NOES: None y ABSENT: Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 Member Gatto noted that this is 400 feet back from any road. There Alternative to is one existing penthouse on the existing building and the archi-.'penthouse t.ect plans to echo this on the addition. The alternative would beip to build,a mechanical roomy then you would need some type of remot ' condenser for which you must find a spot. HC-50 Page 10 FIC-5131075.23 approved w%conditions The proposal J 1` _.L' oi.ICI aIIi,IS 21a.._d Planter boxes a. `it ner end of building MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL IEETING Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by Me-aber Sargent to recommend to the City Council approval of application HC-51,075.23 - Hewlett-Packard Company, subject to the standard H-Control conditions and Exhibits A and B attached. AYES: Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren NOES: None AJSENT: Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 9. Application l:C-51,259.1 - Shell Oil Company requesting approval of site, architecture and landscaping for existing station located at Saratoga -Sunnyvale R.oa,.and Boliin-er Road.. Colored s1i des of the site were shc,cn. The Sen-1_or Planning Technician said in September 1971 Shell Oil ca.-:e before tc-is body requesting approval of site and architecture, rlhich consistey of remodeling of the site. This com:-_ittee reco=Len;.ed, and ti.-- Cite Council upheld denial of this application because of t.e incompatibility of the architectural design to fit in -it"- n-xist n(- structures; also, the application wa- inco;:plete in that it did not contain landscaping, signing or lighting plans and coul:: not :eet tb.c staff's reco-,,,;.ended conditions. THere is multinle resideatiai housing to the east of this proparty. The station -:as bu-_it prior to tl.is, so no masonry Tall was required. A moundea land&capi_ng barrier is suggested in that it *,could crate a more attractive a-_gip--arance and still achieve the desired effect. Mr. Hanford Kean, 100 Nortli T•?=_nc hester, San Jos: , said he was repre- senting ti,,e applicant, Me-:.'_-)er Sargent as-"l-ed him Lf the details of t :e odification listed in t1.e sta-.- report of Fe'^ruar , 18th were correct. '_:r. Kwan said t .is -::as sl Jstantial.ly t .e case. '_Ie presented samples of t:le si::iulated : Ls:'.p sto: e and t :e simulated s7a:<e roof, Y;p' a_.. nF t'. Ct.. t r__a ai` - r ^r0.^, an- :1 :,' Can be painted. He said he ca:,,:e in with an appli.cat ion five mont'.:s ago and was re- quired to go by certain guideline•;. Since thee, t cse guideli-nes have I i been somewhat rela-:ed . Member Gatto said this was an imprcve,ent over :chat is presentee there. He as :ed if there is a passibility of enlarging tl:e planting area to 10 feet. Mr. Kwan said there woulc be a proble.--i of -,ai:ntenance; it will loot: neater wit' the present F .an. He agreed -i_th Member Gatto that he could introduce so.ae landsca.pi.n­ on tine n,.o - sides of the building. He agreed to use redwooc planter boxes to give the desired heiglLt at eitiie.r end. The -;hater of t1.c L.s on the sides of the building can har-dl: the-,,ateri-ng ratiz.:r tiiai installing P. sprinkler system for ,these redwood boxes. MINUTES OF.THE FEBRUARY. 23, 1972 H-CONTROL.MEETING. Second Vice -Chairman McLaren felt there should be, a condition saying that those extra signs must come down Mr. Kwan answered Member Gatto that no canopies are proposed; The trash enclosure will contain a dipsy du.npster. Member Sargent noted that the landscaping is an improvement. Member Gatto would like to see more -landscaping; there is an excessive amount of asphalt here. He'feels the landscaping should be restudied. There were no conments from the audience. Moved by Member Sargent, seconded by Member Gatto to close the Public Hearings, AYES Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren- NOES: None ABSENT Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 HC-50 Page 11 Remove extra signs Landscaping should be restudied Public Hearings closed Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by Member Sargent (only for the ,HC-51,269.1 purpose of calling a vote on this application) to recomn_end' to the approved City. Council approval' of application HC-51,269.1 -,Shell Oil w/conditions Company,'Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. and Bollinger Road, subject to the standard H-Control conditions, Exhibits A, B and C attached, special service station conditions, and further that the prolifer atio6 nf'signs;.that exist on the site be brought within conformanc.� of' the,Sign Ordinance; that the building materials be veneer buff color on the walls and brown finish on the roof; that the land - 1?C-50 Page 12 Recommend removal of po-::er pole Remove guard rail T,is location nae_:s more tha si:ulated roof and s i '_n Th_s _s a Custom design suggested for t.Iis location MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H-CONTROL MEETING The Second Vice -Chairman said that since the Committee has already covered the architecture, which would be the same as on the previous application, only the site and landscaping need to be covered at this time. The Senior Planning Technlc±an sho,.ed colored slides of the site of this service station. He said it has been recon:ended by the Engineering Department to remove the power pole near the pole sign on Stelling Road, if possible. The Second Vice -Chairman noted that Key Chevrolet, next door, put landscaping along their -..est property line. Mr. Kwan said they plan to re-nove the guard rail and construct concrete bumper guards. The staff reco-mended the i^itate ::e; Caevro' et building in texture. ,They could put a remote trash enclosure in tae corner. Member Gatto observed that what we aava here is a rather conventional building. In __any other areas thi_= oil ccmpa has deviated very successfully fro.. -a this con_ventiona_ architecture. Even t .ough the !applicant has .Jade an effort to upgrade the Site, he still did not think it was ..hat ti.-e ..a t in this ' ocat-on. 7�1 .at they ;could like to I see there is s=ething co:,7ati.ble .:itii ei_t.ner DeAnza or Key Chevrolet. j Mr. K`,,an suggested t�ev ; ose a conr-lition t at t_:e roo = be Si�:rlar Ito that of Key C havrolet, and then ::e :gill see it it can be en?ineered. �Tnber Gatto v-as nct so sure t'-at : 'mul ated roof and siding materials __.. would do it at this site. A; tc;e .ocation uiscuSs.ea previously they at least had a larger lot an"- coulc. so -'ten it -itl: landscaping, l r. Kwan said ti'._L lot is not largE' enou�h to tear down tho present building and co struct a r:e:. one. Member Gatto said the Co=iti_ea wo-.:ld lice to see a more co iplete set of plans ':or this site. Just r.odi` ; ing the rooT :yin e and/or changing --he colors won't Rio it at this sit_.:, (Me:-,oer Sargent said Ine appraciated their efforts to upgrade the two jlocatio.,-s. His obj2ctio:: -- to t:.arc".._L-__Ct'_,re of the ina Shell must make the deter:iination -.`hat the, can do with this. He, personally, has seen o11 cD-.-pa hies do eautiful t.ningS with srnall stations at prime locations. He said t;:e Co,.!_:,itte' has no prejudices against Shell Oil Co -pa -ay; the sam.', f<__li.ngs have been expressed about other stations in Cupertino. Second Vice -Chairman McLaren said i.'.`.is is a unique location, so close to De Anza College. She 2.ade% that_ a i;eautiful restaurant is being constructed further dour t:ne streei:. '4e7nber Gatto suggested that perhaps Shell personnel could cone out and look at the area and design something appropriate for this locricioa. • 01 MI14UTES OF THE FEBRUARY 23, 1972 H--CONTROL MEETING Moved by Member Gatto, seconded. by Member Sargent, without pre- judice, to continue application IIC-51,270.1 Shell Oil Company, Stevens Creek Blvd. and Stellina Road. AYES Members Gatto, Sargent, Second Vice -Chairman McLaren NOES: None ABSENT: Vice -Chairman Adams Motion carried, 3-0 TrNFINISHED BUSINESS IIC--50 Page 13 HC--51.., 2 7 0.1 continued Minute Order Moved by Member Gatto, seconded by Member Sargent to send th� e Joint r:tg -ninutas Minutes of ti-le joint H-Control/Goals Cow Jttae leeting tothe to go to City City Councils_ Counc'I Motion carried, 3-0 NEW BUSINESS.— There was none REVIEW OF CHANGE OF COPY ON SIGN FACE 11. Daniel Joe Paulson, located in Blaney Blvd. Shopping Center, formerly Me<.ican. Imports. Moved by Member Sargent, seconded by Member Gatto, to approve.the ; Change of copy change of copy on sign face in Blaney Brad, Shopping Center on sign --ace (for ier;ly Mexica_. I.iports) 9 the fascia sign to be dark brot�,-n with a proved orange letters and the Pole sign to be .white with biac. ietterso Motion carried, 3-0