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correspondences BAYSHORE PROPERTIES Division of Planning and Archite•.ture. 215 Market Street. San Francisco. California 94105 415'362-2533 Avner Naggar. Architect AIA 1 . k :arianc Mal - l:upertin , California • Uea: !in . Enclosed are documents in connection with our Cse Permit Application for the construction of a shopping center on the property bound by iuni.perk� Serra Freeway on the north, Forest Avenue on the south, Saratoga.-Sunnyvale ,,oad on the west, and the new extension of Torre Urine on the east , as follows: 1 . An original and two copies o,- the City of Cupertino standard Use Permit Application, riuiy executed by Mr. Paul A. Mariani, accom- panied by a chec' in the amount of $25 f..+r the filing fee. 2. Fifteen prints each of drawings CP-1 and CP-2, representing site plan and elevations/sections. Tne additional 25 reduced copies of said plans will be submitted to you next week. These plans are self-explanatory; however, as requested, we will be in a position to submit additional information as required by you, including a more detailed project description, in the very near future. We request that this application be processed for public hearing as soo_i as possible. Best p­rsona1 regards, ArchiteCt :1N mrr Enclosures c: Mr. Taubman Mr. Burkhardt ,Mr. E. IN . lia`.in `tr. R. .Tenser Mir. P. A. ?tar ni Bayshore Properties Main Office: 24301 Southland Drive. Hayward, California 94545 4151783-474( AYSHREpPROPERTIES UOWWWM 0/ and fa d0leck",215 Market Sheet, San Frewck+co,CaWWWW 94/05 415/302-2M Avner NaWr, Architect AIA December 5, 1972 Mr. James Sisk Director of Planning & Development City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 Re: Mariani Mall - Cupertino, California Deccr Jim: Further to my letter of December 1, 1972, which accompanied our Use Permit Application, I an enclosing additional documents supplementing our submittal, as follows: L. 25 reduced prints (%" x 11") each of our drawings CP-1 and CP-2, said one unreduced sepia of each of these drawings. 2. A general description of the proposed development. 3. 15 prints and one sepia of our design study for the proposed Car unity Activities Park* drawing C21-3, dated 12-5.72. . feat rsomal regards, r A.I.A. Arckitect AN/scr Enclosures cc: Mr. Taubman Mr. Burkhardt Mr. E. W. Mahn Mr. R. Jensen Mr. P. A. Mariani Oe�MMe pow" mom Oftw WM SeaNdMd Orlw, Nalue d,CaNIwMe 94W 41W74W4 Of CUPERTINO SANITARY DISTRICT S ANT A CLARA COUNTY DISTRICT MAMAMtR-tMMOMIR SMASID CW of MARK T"CMAS• R.CO. INC. O JOS.r.awO1MN. hr8. JONM C. %LCMINO Wry M. RUm"TOK sac. =DOGS i*cvcNG CMMK OLVC. MAURICIE OP. LA SWI[ CwewTINO. CA.9=14 CURTIS S. MAARISON 140e1 ZS3-7071 r- MIAM LL MAMAMIAM DISTRICT COUMCL PHILIP O.ArAr 620 M. SAN MATEO DAIV[ P. 0. DOx ISM December 11 , 1972 SAM MAT[O. CA.MO1 [415) 247-2S23 File: CuSD MOP -City of Cupertino Department of Planning Mr. James H. Sisk, Director Department of Planning City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 Dear Mr. Sisk: Reference is made to the City's Use Permit Application No. 21-U-72 for Paul Andrew Mariadi, Jr. to allow con- struction of a shopping center and auto service facility with approx. (1,200,000) sq. ft. of building area on approx. 67 acres. Location being in the S.E. quadrant of the intersection of Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd. and Interstate Hwy 280. Sewers are available to serve this proposed developseat. • Yours very truly, !LARK THOMAS 3 CO. INC. Districq'Manager-Engineer -61 John E. Fleming / JEF:bn L 'v City of Cupertino Office o ann nq Director CENTM FM ►ROTECTION DIMICT 10300 Torre Avenue COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Cupertino, Calif6rnia 95014 620 VULLY OOAO . .AN /OK CA-%IF0"IA N112 Attn: James H. Sisk rya ecT 21U-22 Saratoga/Sunnyvale Road_ Marianf Property DATE 12�14 72 MESSAGE The Central Fire District is not opposed to the proposed use of land. A development of this size will require considerable time to calculate required fire flows, size mains, and hydrant ;cations. Because of its size, this development should be equipped w-;th a fully supervised, built'in fire protection system. We will reserve additional comments regarding access and water supply until we receive the ASA application or a more detailed set of Flans. 1 John E. =Ch us Assistan MGM -- -- :.: Q4aot Mu►:rst t.n�t► AXSVss, 5i,�1':•:s;::,. `.a .c a. .. ...... TAUJ MCANA t41s;Si.YsY�4 a. ;.Z1l R S�Tiwt[ZIYP Decembdr972 +a AEAA{.M►%AC.CQ Mr. Jiirt CJiSi: Director of Planning City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California Dear Jim: Subjacz: Mar rani Mall Cuoc: o In Y response to our request for information regarding our developmier': p of the proposed regicnal retail canter on the Mariani property in Cupertino, 4 wish to submit the following: 1. The development will be undertaken by a Bayshcre 2roperties, the Ernest W. Ha n Cec,pany, a,,-,- ?Qc". A. 61 N.uriani, ,:. , will be gene16i partners. cam. . 1i1£ project will encorrnpass no 'Less than s-%Aty-sOv a (67) aCri. , and possibly more if additional 'Lands ci:n be acquired. 3 . Our plans, at this time, are to corist. ct four department stores and a multi-level, tr-cup:ditioned, encloses maxi, retail cen.,-. containing approximately 1,300, O00 square feet of floor area. 4. Based on our -experience, with ot:iar Bay Area development' Concord (SunVa''ey) , Hayward (Southland) , and San Jose we anrir,laate do ixvardge taxable sines volume oI $80 par sc:,uare � foot during the initial years of operation and in excess of $100 pe s;ua:e foot upon full maturity of the center. A cent.:r usually requires two to three years after opening to matlre. TZis wou �, give you a measure of city saps tax revenues that car, be anticipated from, this development. S. The development costs can preliminarily be broke ::owr. as follows: a. Land value, including on and off-site cevelopnant $ 5,000,v'fli3 b. Four department store buildi.-gs :4,000,000 c. Mall store buildings Is,Ooo' 000 d. Department store fixtures and stock (four) 20,000, iG0 e. Miall store tenants' leasehold improvements, 20, 000,iti'O fixtures and stocir t Total $77,0001OG0 ,.s ^.urectiro 12/26/72 ?age 2 6. Tin center is estimated to provide employment for 4,003 people, cf which approximately 2,30G w:ll be year-round employees, and the balance part-ti:a and to: pc. ry. 7. Average daily traf.' volume is estimated at 23,CC3; a detailed traffic analysis is presently being prepared by the firm of %anion., Aschman Associates and will be available to the City, its staff, and consultants as soon as completed. $. An economic analysis of the proposed development is being uncertaken by Larry Smith & Company, and "Ar. Stu Clark, of that, firm, will co::tact you to co-ocdinate his efforts with the City,s current btudies. I must caution that these figures are extremely preliminary and should only be used as a rough indication of the magnitude of benefits that wi_i accrue to the City from this proposed development. It is important to permit the development of a shopping center that is so strong that it dominates the market area and prevents development of co—. petit_ive centers in other surrounding communities. Please let me know if you need additional information at this time. Very truly yours, BAYSHORE PROPERTIES n , 1 . Burkhardt General Manager mrr. STATE OF CPtIPORNIA—TRANSPORTATION AGENCY RONALD REAGAN, Comr..r PRA2TLLENT Of PUKK WORKS DIVISION nF HIGHWAYS P.O. SOX 33" RINCON ANNEX SAN FRANCISCO 94119 December 26, 1972 04-SC1-82, PM i 4.9/15.6 Saratoga-Sunnyvale Rd. from .Stevens Creek Blvd. to Route 280 04215 - 427851 Mr. James H. Sisk Planning Director C . p y goal City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Mr. Sisk: This is in reply to your letter of December 8, 1972 requesting our comments on Mariani Mall, a proposed shopping center to be located on the east side of Saratogga-Sunnyvale Road and extending about 2600 feet south from Route 280. We are now processing a Cooperative Agreement with the City of Cupertino covEring the improvement of Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road between Stevens Creek Boulevard and Route 280 prior to relinquish- ment to the City. The engineering and contract administration will be done by the City in conjunction with the proposed Cross- roads Assessment District Unit 2 project which is scheduled for construction in Spring 1973• The Mariam Mall plan shows a proposed median on 3aretods-3unnyvale Road which would out oft the left turn movement to Valley Green Drive. The proposed Crossroads Assessment District Unit 2 provides for this left turn. The proposed access road along the east side of Mariam Mall is shown crossing over Route 280. This freeway crossing does not exist at present, and vould require approval by the California Highway Commission. Thank you for submltt. ng this proposed development for our review. Very truly yours, T. R. I.AMERS District Engineer By: . H. letcher District Design Engineer FLOOO COIVTIAOL WATE OMM9 s)so ALWMN EXMSSWAr . SAX DOSE. CALIFORNIA 95118 • (wa) 2652600 DONALC K Cv RRL.I. GE*.ERAL MANAGER February i, 1973 Mr. James Sisk PLANWOMMSION Planning Director City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 Dear Mr. Sisk: Reference is made to the use permit application for Mariani Mail, File No. 21-U-72, sent to us for review. At present, the site's northerly property line is adjacent to our Junipero Serra Channel right of way. However, it is our understanding that the State Division of Highways is planning a "diamond" interchange at Route 280 and Highway 85 which will require the channel to be realigned as shown on the enclosed plan. The necessary right of way shown is based on preliminary State plans and is only approximate. Sufficient right of way for a 30-by-30-foot maintenance turnaround at Highway 85 or access to our maintenance road from the parking area perimeter road will also be required. No permanent structures and trees are to be placed within 15 feet of the "pro- Posed" right of way as shown until the channel relocation work is completed. Site grading and improvement plans, inclusive of details for any storm drain outfalls into the channel, are to be sent for our approval and issuance of the necessary permit. Any proposed site grading that is to be done adjacent to our right of way must conform with the enclosed grading detail. Please direct any further questions to Mr. Eugene Sullivan at extension 257. Sincerely yours, -e John L. Richardson Branch Engineer Project Development Branch Enclosures cc: Mr. Lee Yarborough Director of Public Works, City of Cupertino Mr. H. K. Taylor, State of California, Division of Highways f/a 36 C*4 Of CWPC" w IOMO Torre At enue cupcutm0, CAhlornia 95014 1dcphone (408) 252-4505 ULPARTMLNI OI" PLANNING AND UE VLLOPMENT March 19, 1973 Captain Wes JOh[ison Captain, Patrol Division Sheriff's Department 180 West Redding °t-eet San Jose, Califon.^.ia 95110 Dear Captain Jo;:nson: As a follow-up to our meeting held on March 12, 1973 regarding the impact of a regional shopping center upon police servicing requirements in Cupertin;, I have enclosed conceptual drawings of the Mariani and Vallco Park Regional Shopping Center proposals. The attached plans are somewhat conceptual; however, the; represent the best thinking of each developer at this point in time. Each center will be essentially comprised of the same tsabe of the same size (approximately 1.3 million sq. ft.). Two additional only one center will be built and it will be built totallyon points, center will t be split between two sites. : s�. The no The purpose of last weeks interview was to, Number One, acquaint you with our study and Number Two, obtain your best judgment as to the impact of a regional shopping center on police requirements in the Cityof Cupertino. peztiao._'' Given the attached plans, we would appreciate your estimate of the increase of Police man hours that would result from the development of either the Mariani or Vallco Park site. We realize that your estimate for each center will be necessarily crude and as such, you slay qualify your response accordingly. I will be in touch with you later in the week. Please call me regarding questions which you may have pertaining to this matter. Sincerely yours, CITY OF CUPERTINO RSC:pc Robert S. Cowan EUClo sure Associate PJ tmmr CUPERTINO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 10301 VISTA DRIVE • CUPZRTINO. CALIFORNIA 98014 BOARD OF EDIJCkTION T.M,►o„. LED BIAgCHI. FIEUDEMT DAVID•.CAYTON. VICE PRESIDENT ELAINE ROSENDANL.CLERK DC*tALO F.TOOO. Ed,Z)..SUPERINTENDENT AND SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ROSERT E. PARSHALL JAMES A.IOLEHART.ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT -BUSINESS LEE TYLER ft AAM Oft March 20, 1973 F(LA6- Mr. Donald A. Frolich Mayor, City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Cupertino, California 95014 Dear Mr. Frol ich: Our staff has reviewed some tentative plans for development of the Mariani Mall area adjacent to our present school district offices and the Collins Junior High School . Reappraisal of the proposed plans has raise.1 several serious questions regarding the impact of this development upon our schools. We wish to alert you to our concern and suggest that there be further discussion between your staff and ours prior to the further investment of your time in this project. Since ly, F OTD Superintendent DFT:sp cc- Cup�eertino City Engineering Department �C(ipertino City Planning Commission James Iglehart, Assistant Superintendent-Business, CUSD William Heber, Area Administrator, CUSD Sam Sruni , Principal , Collins Jr. High School Al FEDERA-rED DEPARTMENT STORES, INC. 22L' WEST SEVEVTH STFIVET ('12SCIMMATIt OHIO 45202 J.'01MCENT MCEVILY �....,,»o :�...�.:,,.», ...,..,... March 28, 1973 APR 2 13Tj BAYSPORE P:'OPER i t S Mr. Robert Quinlan 24:_4jI SOUTHLAND DR. City Manager HAYWARD. CALIF. Cupertino, California • Dear Mr. Quinlan: This letter will serve to confirm that we have been negotiating for more than two years with the owners of the property known as the "Mariani Site" at the southeast corner of Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road and Junipero Serra Freeway in r-pertino. Prior to the commencement of the present negotiations we examined all of the available sites in the market area and we believe the 'tMariani Site" to be superior to any of the alternatives. We anticipate that the current negotiations. be concluded in due course in the near future. Very truly yours, ` JVM:cp Mrwwwr • 5rfwcs.w........tL.r... Fuewtie.a......w.w.w..ar.. LEv�'s.r..+a.wtww. '+. .,...., ....<.. butoMlwOOALt'ol,w..r....11"VW. 11.u....,t.wu t.NAGNINAco..a..roo�" .c"woom. Nohow �T9wt.ttM.�M.�tR`..tM. GOLD CtwcLE,f...l.n..Wo RALM/.tN A-..,crw... NULLOCIl 41,1,..AMa4n,C 1./.N.. CIOLO Two ANGLE.K. .V- avVANO 'w.w./rwir (3oaAwrtii w.rr....t.�rr Swwwww sAOr�w•w......r.w.. Iwtrwt frwr,www..wnrllw� lapN�.a.w..w.wwl. MaurA.a�r. .. ,�,, :.: Q4aot Mu►:rst t.n�t► AXSVss, 5i,�1':•:s;::,. `.a .c a. .. ...... TAUJ MCANA t41s;Si.YsY�4 a. ;.Z1l R S�Tiwt[ZIYP Decembdr972 +a AEAA{.M►%AC.CQ Mr. Jiirt CJiSi: Director of Planning City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California Dear Jim: Subjacz: Mar rani Mall Cuoc: o In Y response to our request for information regarding our developmier': p of the proposed regicnal retail canter on the Mariani property in Cupertino, 4 wish to submit the following: 1. The development will be undertaken by a Bayshcre 2roperties, the Ernest W. Ha n Cec,pany, a,,-,- ?Qc". A. 61 N.uriani, ,:. , will be gene16i partners. cam. . 1i1£ project will encorrnpass no 'Less than s-%Aty-sOv a (67) aCri. , and possibly more if additional 'Lands ci:n be acquired. 3 . Our plans, at this time, are to corist. ct four department stores and a multi-level, tr-cup:ditioned, encloses maxi, retail cen.,-. containing approximately 1,300, O00 square feet of floor area. 4. Based on our -experience, with ot:iar Bay Area development' Concord (SunVa''ey) , Hayward (Southland) , and San Jose we anrir,laate do ixvardge taxable sines volume oI $80 par sc:,uare � foot during the initial years of operation and in excess of $100 pe s;ua:e foot upon full maturity of the center. A cent.:r usually requires two to three years after opening to matlre. TZis wou �, give you a measure of city saps tax revenues that car, be anticipated from, this development. S. The development costs can preliminarily be broke ::owr. as follows: a. Land value, including on and off-site cevelopnant $ 5,000,v'fli3 b. Four department store buildi.-gs :4,000,000 c. Mall store buildings Is,Ooo' 000 d. Department store fixtures and stock (four) 20,000, iG0 e. Miall store tenants' leasehold improvements, 20, 000,iti'O fixtures and stocir t Total $77,0001OG0 ,.s ^.urectiro 12/26/72 ?age 2 6. Tin center is estimated to provide employment for 4,003 people, cf which approximately 2,30G w:ll be year-round employees, and the balance part-ti:a and to: pc. ry. 7. Average daily traf.' volume is estimated at 23,CC3; a detailed traffic analysis is presently being prepared by the firm of %anion., Aschman Associates and will be available to the City, its staff, and consultants as soon as completed. $. An economic analysis of the proposed development is being uncertaken by Larry Smith & Company, and "Ar. Stu Clark, of that, firm, will co::tact you to co-ocdinate his efforts with the City,s current btudies. I must caution that these figures are extremely preliminary and should only be used as a rough indication of the magnitude of benefits that wi_i accrue to the City from this proposed development. It is important to permit the development of a shopping center that is so strong that it dominates the market area and prevents development of co—. petit_ive centers in other surrounding communities. Please let me know if you need additional information at this time. Very truly yours, BAYSHORE PROPERTIES n , 1 . Burkhardt General Manager mrr. BAYSHORE PROPERTIES ' ■OVTULAND •QVAUZ BCILDINC1. IICITR B-St •*ael SOOTaLAND DRIVs, •ATWAUD♦ CALIF. 04848 T<iitaBOR�lAs�11i�•NM J.X.Bi'RI<BARDT G&H9*AL MAMAGRO April 16, 1973 Mr. Robert Quinlan City Manager Cupertino, California Dear Mr. Quinlan: As we had indicated to you sometime ago, we feel very strongly S that the "Mariana Site'' is the very most viable location for a regional shopping center in Cupertino, and we feel most confident that the economic and traffic studies of theCity will bear this out. We did not choose this site until very careful investigation of the aspects that are now being investigated by the City and, In addition, the department stores that wish to be represented in this market area have also extensively investigated this and other available sites. As a result, we are able to confirm to you in writing at this time the express preference of rederated Department Stores, Inc. to locate a Bullocks Department Store within a regional shopping center to be developed 1,y us on the Mariana property. The original of said totter is attached herewith for your Information and further use. You have in your possession a similar letter which you have received earlier from Macy's, and we have been advised that the Emporium Capwell Company will likewise shortly address a totter to 'You. ,. Very truly yours, J. E. Burkhardt APR 1$ JEB:gt = �;13 enclosure cc: Jim Sisk, City Planner w/enclosure �-~ f/a 36 C*4 Of CWPC" w IOMO Torre At enue cupcutm0, CAhlornia 95014 1dcphone (408) 252-4505 ULPARTMLNI OI" PLANNING AND UE VLLOPMENT March 19, 1973 Captain Wes JOh[ison Captain, Patrol Division Sheriff's Department 180 West Redding °t-eet San Jose, Califon.^.ia 95110 Dear Captain Jo;:nson: As a follow-up to our meeting held on March 12, 1973 regarding the impact of a regional shopping center upon police servicing requirements in Cupertin;, I have enclosed conceptual drawings of the Mariani and Vallco Park Regional Shopping Center proposals. The attached plans are somewhat conceptual; however, the; represent the best thinking of each developer at this point in time. Each center will be essentially comprised of the same tsabe of the same size (approximately 1.3 million sq. ft.). Two additional only one center will be built and it will be built totallyon points, center will t be split between two sites. : s�. The no The purpose of last weeks interview was to, Number One, acquaint you with our study and Number Two, obtain your best judgment as to the impact of a regional shopping center on police requirements in the Cityof Cupertino. peztiao._'' Given the attached plans, we would appreciate your estimate of the increase of Police man hours that would result from the development of either the Mariani or Vallco Park site. We realize that your estimate for each center will be necessarily crude and as such, you slay qualify your response accordingly. I will be in touch with you later in the week. Please call me regarding questions which you may have pertaining to this matter. Sincerely yours, CITY OF CUPERTINO RSC:pc Robert S. Cowan EUClo sure Associate PJ tmmr CUPERTINO UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 10301 VISTA DRIVE • CUPZRTINO. CALIFORNIA 98014 BOARD OF EDIJCkTION T.M,►o„. LED BIAgCHI. FIEUDEMT DAVID•.CAYTON. VICE PRESIDENT ELAINE ROSENDANL.CLERK DC*tALO F.TOOO. Ed,Z)..SUPERINTENDENT AND SECRETARY TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ROSERT E. PARSHALL JAMES A.IOLEHART.ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT -BUSINESS LEE TYLER ft AAM Oft March 20, 1973 F(LA6- Mr. Donald A. Frolich Mayor, City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Cupertino, California 95014 Dear Mr. Frol ich: Our staff has reviewed some tentative plans for development of the Mariani Mall area adjacent to our present school district offices and the Collins Junior High School . Reappraisal of the proposed plans has raise.1 several serious questions regarding the impact of this development upon our schools. We wish to alert you to our concern and suggest that there be further discussion between your staff and ours prior to the further investment of your time in this project. Since ly, F OTD Superintendent DFT:sp cc- Cup�eertino City Engineering Department �C(ipertino City Planning Commission James Iglehart, Assistant Superintendent-Business, CUSD William Heber, Area Administrator, CUSD Sam Sruni , Principal , Collins Jr. High School Citil of CNpertf"o ' TO: Jim Sisk, Director of Planning D#TF, April 19, 1973 FROM: Bert Viskovich, Acting Director of Public Works ' SUBJECT: PLANNING. CO*DIISSION MEETING OF APRIL 23, 1973 7-TM-7 3 1-14. Standards 8-TTI-73 1-14, Standards 9-TM-73 } 1-14. Standards City of Cupertino Public Works staff will be at meeting. `:, Vallco Park_ No comment. 19-U-72 1-14. Standards 15. New median openings will not be allowed on Stevens Creek Blvd. : 21-U-72 ✓ _... ... 1-14. Standards 15. *Iedian openings will be allowed at Mariana Avenue and Forest Avenue only. 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By.order of.sold Commisilen. By order at said Commission: n sl.k By order of said Commission: Smk ......�......... .......... .................. Dh-te<lorof planing .. Di "l f Planning Drerforol Plonrinq en City of Cupertino City of C.Pefrino City of Cupert;ee