EXC-2009-04b � -
Community Development Department
Pro' ect Application Summary
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File EXC-2009-04 Hillside Except
APN(s)
Environmental: EA-2009-02 Neg Dec 342-21-027
Project Name: Allen De Gran e Leo Bianchi
Manager: Colin Jun�_ _ Notice Typ 500 ft _
Location:
Lot 307 Inspiration Hei�ht� s
Description:
Hillside exce tion to construct a new 3 762 s r t residence which
includes a studio located over the ar on er than 30% slo�e. __
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Filed re-hrg C e DRC PC CC
3/25/2009 � 4/1 009 2009 5/26/2009
Consent? ❑
Contacts
Nam T Ad dress Phone, Fax, e-mail
Mr. Allen De Grange ntact 716 Rosedale Avenue degrange@cruzio.com
Capitola, CA 95010 831.464.8045
Mr. Leo Bianchi Owner 3393 Cecil Avenue 408.260.9328
San Jose, CA 95117
A e Grange Architect
215 Marty d
Los Gatos, CA 0
(408) 353-2084 � ;
Colin Jung
From: Colin Jung
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2011 3:23 PM
To: MARIUS NELSEN
Cc: Gary Chao; Traci Caton
Subject: RE: Bianchi Property - Hillside Exception, EXC-2009-04
Morey:
The Director of Community Development extended the deadline to 45 days or luly 21, 2Q11 before we close out the
hillside exception file.
Colin Jung
City of Cupertina
From: MARIUS NELSEN [mailto:moreyn@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Monday, )une 06, 2011 7:29 PM
To: Colin Jung
Cc: Chad Mosley; Traci Caton; Gary Chao; Frederick Jacobsen; Leo Bianchi; Allen DeGrange; )essica DeMartini
Subject: Re: Bianchi Property - Hillside Exception, EXC-2009-04
Good afternoon Colin,
Please do not close out the application. Mr. Bianchi's attorney, Fred Jacobsen, is formulating a resolution to the
access issues.
Regards,
Morey
--- On Mon, 6/6/11, Colin Jung <Colin.I(a�,cupertino.orQ> wrote:
From: Colin Jung <ColinJ cr,cupertino.org>
Subject: Bianchi Property - Hillside Exception, EXC-2009-04
To: "MARIUS NELSEN" <morey�sbcglobal.net>
Cc: "Chad Mosley" <ChadM(a�,cupertino.org>, "Traci Caton" <TraciC(a7cupertino.org>, "Gary Chao"
<Gary�r��cupertino.org>
Date: Monday, June 6, 2011, 11:45 AM
Morey:
This application has been on file for two years without any expected development resolution because of issues
dealing with vehicular and utility access to the property that are controlled by downslope property owners. We
have the same issues with Amy Cheng's property on San Juan Road. In her case, she received both planning
and building approvals from planning, but no house has been built because of the same issues you are dealing
with. Those planning and building approvals are set to expire now, if they haven't already.
Bianchi's lot is essentially unbuildable until the vehicular and utility access issues are dealt with first. It is
pointless at this time to move forward with a hillside development application and I will be closing the Hillside
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Exception file in 2 weeks, June 20th, and refunding the unused environmental review and noticing fees and
deposits.
Thank you for your understanding in this matter. You and Mr. Bianchi are welcome to reapply for planning
approvals in the future once the easement issues are addressed so this project can move forward.
Colin Jung
City of Cupertino
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