July 13, 196510321 South Highway 9, Cupertino, California, 95014
CIT..Y OF CU PER.T..I NO
California:'
252-4505
PLANNING COMMISSION
C
J U L 16 1965
MINUTES OF THE H-CONTROL COMMITTEE MEETING OF.JULY.13, 1965.,
TIME: 8:00 'P.M.
PLACE: 10321 South Saratoga -Sunnyvale Road, Cupertino, California
1 I ROLL CALL
Committeemen present: Fitch., Nuzum, Rampy, Horgan
Committeemen absent: Small
� Staff present: Chief Bldg. 'Inspector, Bill Benevich
Recording Secretary, Lois,Inwards
II COMMUNICATIONS
A. Written --- None
B. Verbal ----'None.
III MINUTES OF THE H-CONTROL COMMITTEE MEETING OF.JUNE.22, 1965.
Moved by.Mr. Rampy; seconded by Mr. Nuzum, to approve the
Minutes of June 22,.1965, as read.:
Motion carried, 4-0:
IV APPLICATIONS
A. Application: 178-HC-65, Robert Marchant, 10100 Fleming
Avenue, San Jose, resubmitting for Architectural &
Site Approval for elevation change in the commercial
building,. which is,to be -located on the south side of
the Wells Fargo Bank.
Mr. Marchant said he is -working along'with,Mr. Chrisman,
who'is building the complex on the adjacent property to
the south. The change at this time is to re -position the
building, turning it 90 degrees so the narrow portion faces
Saratoga -Sunnyvale Road and allows parking on the side as
well as at the rear of the building.
The building material plans remain the same ---'either a
flat or curved tile roof..and masonry exterior, probably
slump stone with brushed finish. Every effort is being
made to coordinate this building with the Chrisman develop-
ment..
Chairman Horgan reviewed Mr. Marchant:'s previous application
submittal with the Committee. It was also noted that
flexibility in choice of building materials was'.granted for
the Chrisman development, as long,as the high standards are
maintained.
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In . the discussion '.o*P_--th'&_ ta�
circulatio.n,..it was noted
that Mr. M6rchant's customers`�Iillube a 'common ingress with
the Chrisman development butl1w 11 have a separate egress.
Ram ' asked'' a156ut speci �ic plans�tor the'1thd8cap2.ng-.-,
Mr: y c f ' . t
Mr. Marchant said this willite cor'rdinated with.,the Chrisman
d permission to, have' this,
development also, and requeste
reyiewed,by,the,H-Controil at:,,a later date...
Moved by Mr. Fitch, seconded.bk Mr. Ramey
, to approve the
application #178-HC-65 per the revised elevatiQns.and the
plot plan submitted at the HICiontrol meeting - .*' ..'of._-A
pril-13', 1965,
which.relates to all -the controls and.cohdition6;
scarringpl ns to'be revfewed,bH-Cofttrq1',prior.-to final
inspection of the building:'
M ess �ch.',, N#z�iAm, Rampy- Horgan
NAYS:.. None
ABSENT: Mr. Small
Motion :carried, 4-0
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The applicant was advised, the' 6twould. 'b- n-
his-, best
interest to be present at the" Council meeting -,of July 19th
when this application will bl,e passed-o'n''by' th6"City Council.
_-65, Pa:cifi-c Gas & Electric Company,
pplic'6ti'n -18 -'Hc-
B A 0
10900 North Blaney Avenu�lel,lCup!�rtino,..ri�qu�as.ting Archi-
tectural *&'Site Control
on rt—ol. :,,p�roval.to.,.,construct an.
addtion to theei �'x*isting -1st ti *on.
Mr. John A. Coakl6y,`P:.'G.'&'_E'.'
245 Market Street, San Franc:
Building Maintenance Supervi
Cupertino, were present to d
A pic. ure of' the present P-.'G,
Mr. Coakley.said the 'additio?,
pre86nt*build1h,8.' 46','sald 2
equipment'-wilft be installed',
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Engineering Department,
I
sco, and Mr. Bruce L. Nickel,
or,
20065 Stevens Creek Blvd,._,
scuss this al`ppAidaitio'n.:
Moved by Mr. Nuzum, se,c-onded',,b,
l88"-HC"6 be th'
.5 per" e`
the; 10 - standard'`cb in
conditions;
righ
t-of'-'�r dedi� ." w' a -cation
'Messrs. 'Pitch, � Nuzuin
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Mr. Small
--Motibnca r e
The applicants were **adV'ibed -io
at the City Council meeting On
any questions from the Counc' 1
building'was submitted.
. 3-11 be' : compatible with the
ons of;air"conditioning
t it''Will.'be "camouflaged.
Mr,.,.F.itch, that application
lans sub,ffiitt6d;,,"sub'ject to
sub j pc,t t-o .., the, Homestead
.Rampy, -Horgan
Am -0
..have a representative present
July 19th., in case 'Of
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C. Application: 189-HC-65; Excell and Son, Box 508, Los
Altos, requesting Architectural & Site approval to
construct an addition to their existing Pleasant Hills
Convalescent Center.
Mr. Floyd Bean, Triangle Associates, Los Altos, and
Mr. Vince Alaoma, 1327 Morton, Los Altos, were present to
discuss the proposed addition to Pleasant Hills Rest Home
at Voss Avenue. and Foothill Blvd. They said the architec-
ture will be very similar to the present structure.
® Present capacity is 75 beds. The new structure will allow
for an additional 29 beds. There will be no air condition-
ing units on the roof.
Chairman Horgan reviewed application 145-HC-65, the original
application, with the Committee.
Moved by Mr. Fitch, seconded by Mr. Rampy, that application
189-HC-65 be approved subject to the 10 standard conditions
and subject to review of the landscaping plans prior to
final approval of the building. The street trees are to be
selected and decided upon by Mr. Dwight Long, since there
now exists a master plan for street trees.
AYES: Messrs. Fitch, Nuzum, Rampy, Horgan
NAYS: None
ABSENT: Mr. Small
Motion carried, 4-0
The applicant was advised to be present at the July l9th
City Council meeting.
V UNFINISHED BUSINESS
There was some discussion about problem areas within the
City.
VI NEW BUSINESS
Mr. Peter Kirby, AIA, of Kump, Masten & Hurd Architect
Associates, 1 Kearny Street; San Francisco, showed colored
slides of the DeAnza Campus and plans for development. He
is the Project Manager for development of the 100 acres of
this campus.
Mr. Kirby said they plan to retain most.of the matured
trees. The buildings will be ringed with redwood trees.
The parking lots will be sunk two to three feet below
street level and negotiations are now.taking place with the
State in an effort to have the freeway elevation lowered
at this point. Work on the campus is scheduled to begin
by.the middle of August and plans are to open the school
in the Fall of 1967.
The student body capacity will.be 4000 to 5000. There will
be no facilities for students to live on campus, except in
special cases.
® VII ADJOURNMENT
Moved by Mr. Nuzum, seconded by Mr —Fitch., to adjourn the
meeting at 9:30 P.M.
Motion carried, 4-0
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