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CC Exhibit 12/16/2014 Item No. 1, Stevens Creek Corridor Master PlanCC 12'(b It q -�L-, ( Karen B. Guerin From: Irene Steves <scvasintern@gmail.com> Sent: Monday, December 15, 2014 11:30 AM To: City Council Cc: advocate@scvas.org Subject: Stevens Creek Corridor -- Community Support for Alternative D Attachments: SCC Support Forms.pdf Dear Mayor Sinks and Cupertino City Councilmembers, In their outreach effort, MIG consultants asked community members to choose between Design Options A, B, or C for the Stevens Creek Corridor, offering no choices for those who wanted to see a more natural and less developed park. The consultants ignored requests for an "other" or null option in their multiple choice questionnaire. In response, I developed an open-ended form for Cupertino residents and other park users to support more nature in the Stevens Creek Corridor, and to write to you about what is important to them. (See attached PDF.) Since December 1st, I have spent several mornings and afternoons walking through the Stevens Creek Corridor, chatting with park users, and collecting support forms. I also received significant positive feedback during the December 3rd Public Drop-in Event, after which I expanded the scope of the SCVAS Design Option D to include new community input and ideas. Some responses were also collected online through outreach to the NextDoor community. I believe it is important to provide you with direct responses from the community. Thus, I have not edited any responses, and they may not necessarily represent the views of Santa Clara Valley Audubon'Society (SCVAS) or other environmental groups. However, the ideas of "peace," "nature"/"natural," "walk," "wildlife," "overdevelopment," and "quiet" are shared by many. respondents. Respondents represent a diverse segment of our community: they range from middle -and high school students to mothers with kids to retired individuals. The vast majority are from Cupertino residents. Many respondents visited the Stevens Creek Corridor for its wildlife, walking opportunities, environmental education programs, and volunteer activities. Please reject the three proposed design options, since all would have significant impacts on valuable wildlife habitat and peace in the corridor. Instead, support Design Option D as proposed by SCVAS to preserve and enhance the creek corridor. Please offer the public opportunities to expand, not reduce, creek restoration and natural open space by the creek Thank you! Sincerely, Irene Steves Cupertino Resident Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society Intern WesU Ort Alternative for the Stevens Creek Corridor 4 p.p Master Plan as proposed. by the Santa Clara Valley.Audubon, Society, which`rnlnimizes development; protects wildlife; and maintains the tranquility of the"_p�ark Please keep theStevens Creek'.Cor`ridor natural, and do not fragment and. degrade it with: new -trails, bridges, parking, .roads; a'nd new sport and :recreation: facilities. ✓�;._ _This areadeserves to'be. a nature"preseryt rl and nothing else. because there are over 132 ti species living in.the park and some of these ,+ are endange're'd'. VI/e as: a community are , blessed to have a:park that preserves the I native organisms before human >� ~' development" —Jimmy Li; Cupertino love this {park because it is' "I love this' park because -[itis ,one of the last undevelo ed areas fresh,' new and pretty darn p � � p p Y in the city. I am a community gardener. `I am•a golfer. These are ., good already." — Gary Jones, two activities available to seniors." Ralph NRid;dle, .Cupertino ' Cupertino x Ii,a.,.'__ it love this ark becaus'eit is a fjeautiful ' lace " park-a p , E "I walk there 4-5!t mes' ever week: " " i to allow for local wildlife to thrive and grow y k IY e and enoy it very much in its presentf,naturalstate...Major developmenf Itsat'sfies`me.to- know that there. is a reserved . would most'certainl.y destroy the wholesome utility of -,space for o.ur valuable: nature:'=Lee Or' `the park:'— Konrad Herman,".Cupertino " Scarlat, Cupertino M ' ! G love this park.beca'use it shows the natural history of the area"somethmg that is lost"in our developed area. Not to sr� " y mention riatural.areas ns ire -future. enerations to:pursue . , 1.16' P g, . . , p science; -and appreciatdlhe environment. Not to; rriehtion the PI;k 4 ;.mental health _benefits of spending time outside. "I: want to see; ; more natural,areas." Danielle Blakkan, Cupertino i "I love this park because_ . � J " nature is beautiful) :` ,�;� q,Delia Li, Cupertino%4y'��*` ,1..� mak„ 9 t ♦. el 1_ v.+Fpi. d J• C.,�+y' r '�•`"' IV W11 IIF. r i .!`-O'•K..� 4.}.t'\q�` It is such -a peacefurldplace�to hang around, and spend fr."ee timer It isao hard to find natural"places `• around the Silicon Valley°lately as it is so overdeveloped`and-this place 'is home,to so many natural'= plant. and arlimal,species. It is very important to keep the place natural Hirria Tammineni Cupertino .�'r �`1re• t axe` � December 15, 2014 Dear Mayor Sinks and Cupertino City Councilmembers, In their outreach effort, MIG consultants asked community members to choose between Design Options A, B, or C for the Stevens Creek Corridor, offering no choices for those who wanted to see a more natural and less developed park. The consultants ignored requests for an "other" or null option in their multiple choice questionnaire. In response, I developed an open-ended form for Cupertino residents and other park users to support more nature in the Stevens Creek Corridor, and to write to you about what is important to them. Since December 1 st, I have spent several mornings and afternoons walking through the Stevens Creek Corridor, chatting with park users, and collecting support forms. I also received significant positive feedback during the December 3rd Public Drop-in Event, after which I expanded the scope of the SCVAS Design Option D to include new community input and ideas. Some responses were also collected online through outreach to the NextDoor community. I believe it is important to provide you with direct responses from the community. Thus, I have not edited any responses, and they may not necessarily represent the views of Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society (SCVAS) or other environmental groups. However, the ideas of "peace," "nature"/"natural," "walk," "wildlife," "overdevelopment," and "quiet" are shared by many respondents. Respondents represent a diverse segment of our community: they range from middle -and high school students to mothers with kids to retired individuals. The vast majority are from Cupertino residents. Many respondents visited the Stevens Creek Corridor for its wildlife, walking opportunities, environmental education programs, and volunteer activities. Please reject the three proposed design options, since all would have significant impacts on valuable wildlife habitat and peace in the corridor. Instead, support Design Option D as proposed by SCVAS to preserve and enhance the creek corridor. Please offer the public opportunities to expand, not reduce, creek restoration and natural open space by the creek Thank you! Sincerely, Irene Steves Cupertino Resident Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society Intern I We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that. the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): JU U 6-1 7�: R,4SD Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: K Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because..:` 0. -�y We/I want to see... (� Other concerns: U.�`� ''�'`�` ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: IrVe support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park, hM.:hbIt.jyiI.5LYcBP Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s); Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 2, Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not frapnent, and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. — Other concerns: 17 Please keep ine informed about the progresson the master plan and other local issues via mail: We support Alternative D f6r the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Society, which minimizes development;ts'Wildlife, and'maintaingtbe: .,'p r6tec .�(h . ' h6g,7) lran4dilit)r ofthe,park,. qp,�/bi Please value the unique, and beautiful park that Ille,City of Cupertino has .created; .and-support,wildlife-frIi I endly uses:ofthe park, such as 'wlking,;j,oggln,g,:blr'dwa.tching,,quiet recreation,"and educational prpgrammiqg. Name(s): claudia Murray Address.211_701 1 :ohve. -ave Message -to Cupertino - City Conneil and Parks.4 Recreation Conunission: X Please keep the'Stev6ns Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and -degrade it with new trails,bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... This is the place I o to get m head to ether. ( tove to tisten to creek, watch and take p9otosof_tI'e ids A� walk tkrougk the community gardens. I don't want an more changes: I lived here 30 years ago and moved back fntke-pa'�t To years. I was shocked to see a paved trap,. I persQnattq doj(LIt,I(ke6'i,4 teas`e,keep -tkts, little )face e �.t it's kere, to stag, P _1 c of eaven Me way (t is no 11Aore divOoOiKent. 0 We/I want to see'..." I want to see more nat(vesrfanted an .. d; no more devetopt,neAt: 0 Cher concerns:: 0 Please keep me informed about,the -progress on the master plan and other,local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan. as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which nunimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (tat12 P D Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created., and support wildlife -frie=ndly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): � 1C1 I,(1K Address, . Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co tont 1-*" Please Jeep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. D We/I love this park; because... i ViJell want to see... `.1 Other concerns: Please kce me informed about the progress on the m� star Mari and other local issues via email: 6%t tlY.)Oft - We support Alternative D for the Stevens, Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.1y/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Address: � Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... 4 S u1 evelop4.. go err s d c44 ❑ We/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: [ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: y}J y (��-),'„K, ye -f WA e support AfternativeD for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of tile park. Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City, of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Re APtY A 0 Address: ( Message to Oh'P ertino CWCoundl and Park-, & Recreation Commission: ;,-/Please keep the Stevens Crack Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, road,,,., and new sport and recreation facilities. e/l love this park because... 11*%le A Wo/I want to see... Iot Age°-- :1 Other concerns: '�._- Icasc keep me informed about the progress onpe master plan w,ad other local issues via cmail: OIAO&Z' rQJ&I We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon -Society, which' minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.I) /15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, bvrdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): �(Z�`I ('� e,�. Ss Q 4-- rf, A as NQ cY1 - Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co, mission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. fk' We/I love this park because... 1 T n R -Y11 ❑ We/I want to see... $,(2- cis ! 1 ❑ Other concerns: W `41ease keepm informed about the progress on the master plan P , and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http:/ibit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): <DIE'� rot GU rd d1 l 4 P i k L-�D(T lv� 3CVCL tc' ). Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks /& Recreation C� omission: ?" Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... We ue tLe f'ae- Y71M ?it-4-o-6a(,cL,7 Z�7 . T /7Gciu�c cc-C� bx_u�7y ,s Z CL' Q� want to see... a—Other concerns: ��ii Cl ❑ P e keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: do -lop G D 2(m (a (1 o /. (',ss '601q, A-00--, c.Jrn . We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Pian as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which. minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. 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Wed love this park because... 4 1 ivah� —A '71 C, T j We"I want to see... J Other concerns: ;%J E; f Sr PlP, on the master plan ease keep me informed about the progress o and other local. issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains. the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): /aL 1- 01-SIFW Address: / � . Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. Men love this park because... — l MWOW - USE &F ; ZOAL45/M l� We/I want to see... &!/U77/1.9II-M1V OF /7� AIWZ 60-4 i WWAA - AM) �rSTPUX y,l-�Uff, GJ/ry ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): //LA -a Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... 1-,4 If a 'qr-ea f Ila -(',e yam c l'G�Le ;n o'2,6��c ❑ We/I want to see... IVO a ' 6 -IV Hyl his 04e 041hfv/ ❑ Other concerns:1y� 6r17JO 71114JP/hi✓i7/V� ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa C1ara'Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. - (httn://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): :i� A," 011 Address: / �( Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ,Q Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. r _ K We/I love this park because... T 14 OVA F,vinttP ❑ We/I want,to see. ❑ Other concerns: �® Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan- and lanand other local issues via email: g k o- � � ..,!C&Iq s4 9,4M, 1) We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (httn:/ibit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):./qiha TK� Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation C,��commission:VPlease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. 0 We/I love this park because... we CAW- vev� 0 We/I want to see... D Other concerns: -� a S doss "%)d V v GU I It WGMt - CO M LACk 0(-eVf1C)pD 11 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, Nvhich minimizes dcvelopmetnt, protects wildtife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. Qittff./IbtLLW j2tj g-7 s,) Please value the -unique and beautifill park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife-ffiendly uses of the park, such as walkijig,jogging, birdwatching.. quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): S4 / /� > Address: Message to Cupertino City Council. and Parks & Recreation com Moll: lease keel) the Stevens C.rcck Corridor natural., and do not fragment and degrade, it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport andrecreation facilities, LI WeA love this park because... Ake CI& �. e5 lid dpllCc - We/I want to see.... /L i Other concerns: de'L<x ler M(144 r VA'Rlf i I Please keep me informed about the progress on tljemaster Plan and other local issues via email: _�Wd c/ IjWe��hfii_a We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (httQ://bit.ly/l2kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): r3rian Moffat Askey DamyA HeatKer Ledwon Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... qq�q rept ay to escape tke "er't life;' rad ex rase awt n st tk8 wr(dre. joe� dont et to"' -Te orrot.!es a wo9dpec�Cers around city ur din s, e s a seat to a le to drive, up tke street and view tke magnrcent anrma(s. ❑ Wed want to see... enjQ arks that have min�wia( work done to tkem. A pa plk skoufi bpe a naturajj ace wrtk no develoantspalmreaduent toaresetesserant. t e rm�act on the wi(d(r� and native U lather concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. 104vew Address: �!' Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ❑ Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... �p f IlJ LD. ❑ We/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: I❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan I , and other local issues via email: b ��+C Gc r b`�i Q�-mc�tJ 1 irk ® Queen IA7�' (,,enc_ We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (htta://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Address: . We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. .� Address: ./"" Message to Cupertino City Council and ParM & Recreation Commission: dy Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. 0 We/I love this park because... _ 1 I � IF We/I want to see... 0 Other concerns: 0 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (htW://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. —Tv by Z),4v 1 D 5 6 DJ Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ ove this park because... W /� ❑ We/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: JE! Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan. as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development,, P_r otects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park.. Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife- friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational pro&qamming. N ame(s): Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and, Parks & Recreation. Commission: ,./Please, keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it 'With new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities,. 7 , We/I love this park because.. We/I want to see_ ,-,j Other concerns. D Please keep me informedabout the progress on the master plan and other local issues via eimil. We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. i J r c U n 1),-c, I<e (-,s 9 n Address: � /�(✓� Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: K Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. © We/I love this park because... 1fS a y «, j n) P, We/I want to see... M�rZ r /Gi'��I SC/�rr�i�7 1� Other concerns: 11 � JAG i sv51a;aAw4 vs e- 0 0 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: Ist!t, rOWN, �; a W1 Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which. minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (Litt°.//bit ,/1lgkj ) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):1 GI1 0 Cl 11"C'. CIA 1. !i�v Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. 0 We/I love this park because... rr El We/I want to see... r1 A ! � rop� Other concerns: —P. ease keep me informed. about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/12kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Avuka Hegde Deepa Heyde Past; egd e egd Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ Wed love this park because... I come to this parkor school science field trips and to took at tke creek and wi dtrfe. ❑ Wed want to see... I want to see more trees being ptaKted, trash clea;Aed up, just have it being better taken care of. ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara"Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hMLYbit.1 /15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational vroQramriming. Name(s): " Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co mission: lease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. y- Gds We/I love this park because:.. Ohl � +uYlu q R„ ;I"_I VWe/ant to see... p ` c: (2-&m rV--e— a4�APD V'Other concerns: ' to� C '` MOW AAI J I -e = Al"st &4lease keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via. email: IJ -6 v1 -e-- r We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which. minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: F, Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... 5 We/I want to see... Other concerns: Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hgp://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and education programming. _ Name(s):A F— Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation C mmission: ,4D4re.: - -,1:70,*M� Or VPlease keep„ ire Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. L//We/I love this park because... T j 'T A:*!; 4 13? w A � We/I want to seems. JC lather -concurs: LA VLt Please keep me informed about the progress on theter lan and other local issues via email 673'Oi _Wtj ' A'60, (a We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. Ju1i0' In/ong � Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation CoMmission: Sr Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... 9 We/I want to see... -t�e -�JeII r)S aee-K CO("fd( AgI j x)-ri as f s wifhOJ-� -Further �l.Qh9 tS . ( W cid I iYe fio see ❑ Other concerns: MO ► Kit 1�-tU f r res ��ra Kin 3 Do fi a VY79 ar �Qt res or s qsa 114 tine- py'esefo�. 1 Please keep me informed about til e progres5pri the master plan and other local issues via email: , EVeS .d-ZM 'I We support. Alternative D ve . .for Stevens Creek. Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the.Sarita Clara Valley Audubon'Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife,. and maintains thel tranquility of park.. (htt%//bit. - IVI/12kipA7) Please value: the unique and. bemit I park that the. City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlifetfriendly uses: of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching;quie r i t. recreation, and educational programming. Name(s); AV UU I Wallilia Warm, , Address:. Message to Cupertino Clty Council and Parks,& Recreation Counnissiom ®Please the Stevens Creek, Corridor naturals and do not an fragment and degrade it with new trails., bridges; parking, roads, and new sport:and recreation facilities.. El VVe/I love this park because... we love tAis park because— of wildlife, . Xf6tatmospkereand a good ?face to educate ckitdrek. about` 0 We/l want to -86e... We SUPPOrt the effOrt5.tkat restore the mature, habitats. We don't "Oant to see a noisy park with big crowds. This is a a= e place where we capigo a"d educate our ckitdre.K nature. 0 Other conce m0:- 11 Please keep me informed about the:progress on the master plan and other local issues viA:email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (httn://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: [R"Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... I�J - S�- "f a .�vc./�y Crec% whicg �/' oalnJ' p btrh rcr4M i*-ovc "ra C 'd► ' m' i n -Me- leArJ-. 13)ac"rvv ��, .►ik�h� � SI*h ❑ We/I want to see... VeAce_J� o Un 4Y -C- r6 tr ��7/cnic;�c/rl ❑ Other concerns: +V- -_56 J"4J"4 C, 4,,'k- -nvrnlrOt�y''CW►/ti,..+ + Ric .+"" ss i trig ► 10 + city Counc4l /Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: -tori . 5-Aal t r C'_ ac M. 0 U We support ,alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife,'and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created; and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. K A (49 y. t r2 C) ( L Address: / Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: X Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural; and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. CK We/I love this park because.. - � � �. C-9, r �C10')-e.1: LJ Cry u -.s Eo cam.TW .► �+.:ChC6AuALAbi� ��5�ti�T2s 9, We/I want to see... 3-r, 5dv a -k s (.6 r ems. Civ,W C'. J.e GCY%'C__ 6-4J A Other concerns: ,s 6LLI'-)"— Pn.��,+ g� l.it'� C0IQC9 ru„'&F lti 5 C"Q-L� 19 Plea�keepmemedabout the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: Rca CZ + c 1 cl 1 e- Q t L—,P&sC'k:6",Qt- We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): h e Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: lease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with nelLrFails, bridges�pa}kin, roads, an � S new sport and recreation facilities. XWe/I love this park because... We/I want to see.. o t N (Az ivz:' I _hr4�w>_N'7 ,--Ewan S c ]n Pther concerns: �� toIn t) ay 9a,,,'XA%AS AA4s� ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan `NU4 and other local issues via email: %,oy e � C� aoL c.mwl We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (1-ittp://bit.1y/1Zkipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife=friendly uses of the park, such as walking,; jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Julie Mornctorn Lee Moncton Mrchael Moncton Racket Moncton Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... We love the peace and quiet in a reFuge right witkin Cupertino. ❑ We/I want to see... There should be, more omvriunity arden plots The wait' `9 i t is way too long. Afso.; f was tot that one o� the reaso; t e warntos so long is that some o the plots are not avarlableca s tine city rs cuttrn back ova wat r� usa��ee.P a t o c Tat one of the pekpposa(s rnc(r�o es s}ga0rts l`ields that would e a muck less e icient use of water.. ❑ Other concerns: Addie '"Ore. traffic at that marrow windy art OF McCletlan is a dVngerous scenario. Please keep the pa�k as it is. ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s)�-feZi7-Aj Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks &ecreation Commission: please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. I C We/I love this park because... 5� We/I want to see... .-cz r oc E1 Other concerns:.t},� vS �RS 'E <Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hM //bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. CwvP's v i- L ► .I -q r) t4 IKS LL► Y".4 t,) Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation ease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not .. fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. e/I love this park because... E L.LO 0 ES Cij-0 E e/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: Z_Ylease keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (htty://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): a S P�� U e K 1 'VA l Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 25 Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... J3 We/I want to see... M ori Y' L e Aevelo e MeV +4 ❑ Other concerns: ® Please keep me informed about the progress on the master Ian and other local issues via email: c o We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. l Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co cion: Please keep -the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. r<We/I love this park because... fly We/I w. wit to see... El Other concerns: ,Y ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Pain 1-k le'sZ� Cvuperhn6 Ci Council and P& Recreation C mmission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not gment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, toads, and new sport and recreation facilities. I ❑ We/I love this park because... 0 Cause or if, e lla&)Pe?J �ab, � is Pr u�� he'e'e' 4 c�cQ p)(0 UJ� g. au r We/I leant -to see... 'q� r e ewe 6 �no�ee �. 01 7b10AC M nQ f�c-�M� e -(c m rheic ❑ Other concerns: Please keep me informed about the progress pethe I other local issues via email: (21 We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):�� Address: ( Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... 1+- 6 how 5 404— y��W vr.+ Ung o vlj a � 4G,.D- cLYfcL 4KPv," c s tcsl- ivy ou r- �ear�.l0�c.�, wv��. ,nehaws (v P0rsu� Sciz�e2 ah of gp�i�1� ev`V 5 fow�r2 4 . NOi- 4o key-& idv► -�- rr�v�k� 1 kxL4 A b e v��'14 ,, [IWe/I want to see... c� 61rolinr�.ti�Mt y r l '3Tt aw-US I. ) ❑ Other concerns: lease keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: 16u,Lk iA n rvv,.,u'i 1. e--dnn We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l2kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming- Name(s): Lori Dow Rod Evans Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: IN Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do, not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... We walk through and around the park at feast 3 times a week with our Dog. We a preeiate the natural settings and tranquil atmosphere; r love stopping by Blackberry farm to see the new babyanimals and watehrn them mature each time we see thews. l also enjoy waeking bird watchers set up their cameras and get excited about sunny various birds along the creek. But my p rsonal favorite thing to see are elderly couples quietly strolling and groups o1 little kids totally excited about the nature around tFem. ❑ We/I want to see... if the golf course is losin money why not incorporate tke land into the existinq park for residents to eniog. PLEASE do NOT Develop this park. We already have the Apple Mother hip that will drastically after Cu ertino for the people that live mere. Please give this park to the residents oFCupertino and the focal surrounding areas. ❑ Other concerns: Many thanks to your organization for your passion aKd dedication to save this park. ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: J We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara'Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (httD://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Address: ( Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation CnM' ssion: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... ❑ We/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hqp://bit.13/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Tamoxa Kearney Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: K Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. B' We/I love this park because... I love- tie vtatwC, / Keel thu, y ne i 1�1ao�hoad hC1�tti12f � - �� Yt�S �OV�'e- � pf CtC� � ❑ a I,e Ct vd�►d We/1 want to see... ` ` -{� a t6 -�o get ElOther concerns: a � � f (am +� � �n � 5 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master Ian and other local issues via email: �(�J\(J�O�P !RCO'yDw lifi'f - We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes.development, protects wildlife, and'maintains the tranquility of the park. (htt%//bit.ly/.15L�c'cBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. Juan PC,a i11,, Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 0 Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities: ❑ We/I love this park because.:. iWe/I want to see... More (A �(/kcl 'A(,z'1(,4. Other concerns: 1" o h cul Please keep me informed about the ogres on the master plan and other local issues via email: /�61s A� ra 6 We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park (http://bit.ly/l2kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming- Name(s): SiKdeeya Desai Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... To have a natural streaw% flowing tkrough your city is an asset a heritage which should not be taken lightly. MG was given the wrong approach and thecyy came up with development solutions. Next time, make environment, nature, and -ecology your goal and tt,e result will be different. This corridor is as valuable as Rancho San Antonio but more in our backyard than at the edge of the city. Regnart creek is forever lost. please do not lose Stevens Creek to a park. ❑ We/I want to see... 1. Make it a nature reserve tkat eKk4Kces nature activities with minimum kardscapelbuilt development. 2. Make it safer to enjoy nature in a Kori intrusive manner. ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Address. Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co ission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ' 0 We/I love this park because... 0 We/I want to see... 0 Other concerns: �� J44"( �'� 0 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): 3comvw9- Vvtc¢cirC�� Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 1, Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. . ❑ We/I love this park because... be(QAr, CV-eC^- -It, ,rpt Ax ..x e w �lo�Ju.� Kids CCV^ 1 ecc r v, CI,loo LIA ©w w A? V' VV\'5, ❑ We/I want to see... m 10 -kr le- tMlv`k"-A`•LV✓N Of ❑ Other concerns: Crkss LK� c,,;\ W c -C l_l),crx V\-kWl- 0 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creep Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Naihe(s): Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & ] Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... �IWe/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): �L4A'I lIA. Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. AWe/I love this park because... v J"AA 0 We/I want to see... '❑ Other concerns: a, ,Q yWp YWO 6 A ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and`maintains the tranquility of the park. (htt )://bit.1y/.15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. � Address: \ = Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ❑ Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... ❑ We/I want to see... less cl. e.+tc fv �� w� e c:.►ti.,. ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the and other local issues via email: -61 ss on the master plan I le.� /ill 40 4 voo,Z I - A We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): _kj a TQ M m INVI i Omission: IV Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. R( We/I love this park because... �� 15 Su Ch nvo U Nmo t Ho it Cl Y(�1 CIVI (� Yld � �rylnQ- Y1d t1/Y01 Cps Quo Kd si(i�Or�s Sv��G d 1 as H- �� su over Iry 5c, Cep - tS � � Y R �5�I'S ❑ We/ want to see... (ave oil aw 0 vra I �1 veyq �YwMOAAv VRV *tP ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens, Creek-COrridor Master :Plan 4s',.,proposed bV.ffi �S.' a'Cl.ar..a Valley Audub.an Society, W1BCb minimizes .- development, otectswil maintains the 9 opment, pr W.16-. and, in ins tranquility.orthe park, (http:L//bit.ly/12kI0g7) Please value: theunique and beautiful -park that .the : City.of Cupertino has created, -and support vildl,004riendl"y uses of the park, such as walking,jog&g, birdwatching, quiet recreation; and educational programming. Name(s): O -an KA6S.r'a'Vt*aK[ Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks ,& Recreation Commission-: [9 Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not - fragment and degrade. it with new trails;: bridges; parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. 0 We/I love this nark because.... 0 We/I watiflto:86e... dotAlt'want to, see, changes 0 Other concerns:. 11 Please, keep, nie,inforined about the�.pr'ogrPss on the thaster plan and other local issues. via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (httn://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): TI wr l , Address: ' Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation 7PIMease ission: keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. We/I love this park because... 4hiS area �eServes to be a nclWre Preserve oird nnir+Ag e ise )x_, cuusL trere are oqw 132 cpeu is wi ing in A-6 pCkr k arm( s ogre Of that (Are erj a mey-ed as a cv+'mu'n 119 art bRYk'd }o ❑ We/I want to see... Hage a Pd`k +kAk Pmeyve� A r C raA' i' 0I9arrSrn5 bewrt fKAN6,n dev el MtM - VV MW have aur palkc bptorr' tart. C.cer `f an`i left any1Y►btC i ❑ Other concerns: /Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: I i 1 J. i I'01im Va q" We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor 'Mas,ter Plan as proposed by the Santa Glaa Valley AuduUoii, Society,, which minimizes development, protects'wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of tliepark ihtiP /Iliit.lyll�lipg7) Please value the; uriique.:and beautiful "park that the ;City of Cupertino has created, and support -wildlife -;friendly uses of the park, such as walking, dogging, birdwatching,::q let;recreation, acid educational programming. Name(s):,lack Tolvanen Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation. Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails,: bridges, parking,. roads; and new, sport:and recreation facilities. ❑ We/1 love this park because...; for,both tke wildlife and the quite: It is one of the last natural settings left in our iWklq developed area. ❑ We/l wantlo see,... 'I support A(temative D:. ❑ Other concerns:. ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (htt2://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): V I'k- 6CA MC41'}yA d Apck) Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co mission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... I s the hest p)ac� �r ti�,►� y P/(-/1)165 0 We/I want to see... ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon -Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... -vre 1o+ of play)tsj - (ees� `44 vv -t 1dT(IR414. ❑ We/I want to see... JIVVre, ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): S Aamltrn L. (,A Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ❑ Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... j f Ic hahu ra l f ❑ We/I want to see... qh ih, ik ovhd Pia" fs*, ❑ Other concerns: 0 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the "Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by -the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/.15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s)-.. Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: $(Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... J k a 1( 'f --� A u.' 1�-I, f �.�.� ti f�c 4-k R.IJ .ryU�� ❑ We/I want to see... re j- -Y YI' 0A ; ❑ Other concerns: V►'l Ort, VI 64/K 1. ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park (http:%/bites/12kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming- Name(s): Ilya Eckstein Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Com-inission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ Wed love this park because... I like to watch birds in the park. t think it I's a unique place where one can five{ a natural biodlversitu of avian speties, ❑ We/I want to see... I don't want to see any channgqes disturbir the birds' natural kabitat. Tkat is, l am a arnsithe sports facilities next to the park, as well as any otter construction and development. ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. \I- Name(s):, Names):. kkooO� Address: ,� Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ❑ Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because.... . � ❑ We/I want to see.... i ❑ Othconce s: 0 VOL ueti�. ac l ►�; c 70115Cwry c, ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http.//bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):6kfe` W�alle� Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... We/I want to s��<... Fur er kdl(�x� �eS-to rd�fcal� ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the "'Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by -the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http./bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created; and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):. OL b h j Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 0 Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... 0 We/I want to see... F II tl.� no Wt . N PO 1c . ❑ Other concerns: �kt. �b Y%1r 0006 SocCir %i.,ja ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: �6 (� 7 (Q qo-i ( • (oma. We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park (http://bit.l /Y 12kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Deborah JnvAison and Steven Patt Address: Cupertino resident Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... Wildlife, ti#jve plant communities, bird'nq, /ead' bird survey, vrsr rng Audubon nature store av►d e t nature muse m, otservrnq community gardens = H animals, Auduton meetrng� and events ❑ Wed want to see... Restoration section of cr ek 'n MV (lan Ranek Presewe Restoration o� riparian anc�upliand a�itats on the west side of McClellan Ranch Prfsery Repair ay renoriation of kistorie buildi s Desi ate , w+atrr arkin are on west tide of McClellan Ranck w/ pews surface f� over ow �rom MRP events. Restrict all parking to this tot and do not allow otker parking. ❑ Other concerns: More bridges, more trails, more structures for more recreational activities, a road through the corridor, will reduce habitat value and reduce enjoyment of peace and qquiet for vilors. The neighborhood around the corridor was promised tAat in the o sepson Ofackberr Farm would become a nei hborhood park, not an event center for all kinds of dgctivities. Please do not degrade the Ak quality habitat restoration the city has completed. Extend that restoration ethic to McClellan Ranch. ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, andmaintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational. programming. Name(s): . Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co mission: lease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. r ❑ We/I love this park because... ' 1, 1 �J ❑ We/I want to see... .r ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): `/`j rn7�.e/n PH n a 1 e—, Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor. natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. K We/I love this park because... 19t�i- +0 eXjoj m d learn about \)QA'laYe v V �l nelgl�barhdad wnto u� leo'q n � I K We/I want to see... nil ore, re.S--�Dra-t Ion ?91tcts; Yla-ture' walks , and env lron mZyY1 k 'l.uca�'C) classes Other concerns: p�S 54YY1e01e, V3ho wtkkks and Use P� bl lc,-trans�- 1ov e -Mat _T- � aqe. Q h afu raj WtO o, -dew blocks -+gram M house. )-trks sok a� R C -O o on i'w6 are Wuh .T_ maved to U Pere Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: d YAXJ 4C We, support Aloroittive P for the Steveos::-Creek, Corridor Master Plan 4 1 sproposed byt1jeSAntaClawa'Vall6v:A.uduboiisociet which, Y1 minimizes developxhent;,pTqteqtswildlife; and maintains the tranquility -of the park. .(httT).//bjtjL/ 121 p g7) Please value: the :unique and beautifulI . park that the City of Cupertino has created, andsupport wildlife -friendly usesof the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatchmig, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): GijjictK Sckvlt7. PhD William Webb 'kP. Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: N Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and d I o. not fragniefit and degrade, it with new trails -bridge's,, � p 4-& king,-. roads,, and new sport and recreation facilities.. 0 WO/I.love this .park.because .,,,. The Stevens Creek corridor, is an basis in the miiddI6 of .��burbak slorawl.' The bird div4e-rsitq, 'tNW4?, is 4Ma.z['VI'q' D We/l waht.to:see.... Please keep the,. Stevens Creek Corridor nat.vraf" avid do. not fragmeKt amd degrade 't with new traits,bridges,: ParkMg, roads, and new sjoort and recreation facilities.. El Other concerns:. [I Please keep me informed about the ,progress :on the master plan and other'locat issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): V" Rty no IOU Address: Message to Cupertino City Counc-i and Parks & Recreation Commission: Mlease keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not frakfnent and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... 1P a vlu 8 V vAe f ❑ We/I want to see... li-- Pro V Ofe2 C,d(C(v fie. ay -A 4-D c.©rn_Q__ 6kV1 ori d� VzrM'e. r'uenrej ��rd�scC.oF- Gk-I41'Gra.( (°la�qrwv� ❑ Other concerns: jj�(,�(j%-- �7C�U' �� LM to avm so �j h j rl d, o 'r covtd have vgy ser(0LJ eAee� ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the maser plan and other local issues via email: \0VY1 _.Y UrWW0 L0lrflA We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, andmaintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational nroarammin2. Name(s):. Address: ' Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: kK Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fr ent and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... i� ;s a b�avfi'./ v7aee fa allrvv /v cU ( t/t, /*/ d f, -Yoe 46 f -h n,° arm 9rvV J% fa 77 46f ,,,, e 4- k t vw -eree n i Q -e JO( lac e fG r Ovr- VQ l ❑ We/I want to see.... . M,G rt 1-ff e,,- v -rel awl ❑ Other concerns: (l n P CN ov, -,T /ave ,tii 6/ cu vPe f ✓mvnvli� en wf vi- Irevt-�. We � a pp�� `mac ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: __ __ We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (littp://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): lbz zvn z A o/Ai✓F'<Y�/ Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Cofnmission: +" Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. 6' We/I love this park because..,,/,, Rr/We/I want to see.. �� O�,, 2' Other concerns: f5 Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: c�� r�e3ti ��' yup " We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hM ://bit.l /ly 5LXcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging,,birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s):�� Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Co fission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. Z We/I love this park because... DC,c^ g -e -f"- A —',Wik ❑ Wed want to see... V-0 (-(- / ` l�.1 VUther concerns: rI4 t< ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (hqp://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino . has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): ).1 S G Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. -� l cst- We/I love this park because...° (GSE- fa 4 um l a reo S i;, So ,th bcy. T 5 ru..J p 1,aFw- PkGy, ^-'J 1-\ t umk.: -Tb su C' P� I 11 k.., 1-ti,;4 In51r' + n -u r$ �'"1' n a wr�r A, rt-tkw vk, S . [�k We/l want to see... v h 'F Other concerns: 'r' cry. W v -d i^' ' JJ `ham � b v i ;y � - e^ y o (z -t � _ ,rte e n�.v,2 is U� V.: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (htW://bit.ly/l5LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): eolz_21 (_4y 4?1-164 Address: Message too C� o City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: 9 Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... c O 60a4�& a"'l ❑ We/I want to see... ,�- y LL -o C4"r2ol mot' Y1� ❑ .Other concerns: P,Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: 4Arv? 5-br"/'i !'A lel P . CoM We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park (http:/,/bit.ly/12kipg7) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging, birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): Matthew Gov%g, Wade Tai, Avon Tai, William Tai Address: Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: ® Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... -Class Gabs -Great For any sport (frisbee, ruining, etc.) ❑ Well want to see... No changes ❑ Other concerns: ❑ Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: We support Alternative D for the Stevens Creek Corridor Master Plan as proposed by the Santa Clara Valley Audubon -Society, which minimizes development, protects wildlife, and maintains the tranquility of the park. (http://bit.ly/15LYcBP) Please value the unique and beautiful park that the City of Cupertino has created, and support wildlife -friendly uses of the park, such as walking, jogging,.birdwatching, quiet recreation, and educational programming. Name(s): *4 a'tk '%i Yka 611' Address: �. Message to Cupertino City Council and Parks & Recreation Commission: Please keep the Stevens Creek Corridor natural, and do not fragment and degrade it with new trails, bridges, parking, roads, and new sport and recreation facilities. ❑ We/I love this park because... 1( 4/ yra'°`i`Z e ra4�e j _/ h ' ❑ We/I want to see... 7" F,,,o Re f ❑ Other concerns: l�Po'e Please keep me informed about the progress on the master plan and other local issues via email: (c -a. Aq i,P (!2 Camille Goenawan z � � k`� . Untitled _ _.�..w �_ Sryles � G �« � = � ' Spacing � Lists � ♦ { i _ __ __ -_ � --_�. '� � �� / / t ► ► ' �' ► ► �, � ,—�-, � ,--��! Q 1 2 3 � 5 G � Dear Mayor Sinks and Cupertino City Council Mernbers 12113f12 � i We have been residents of Cupertino for 41 years enjoying the trails and , surrounding area of McClellan Ranch Preserve.We are particularly please�i by the � recent compietion of the extension oi the trail to Stevens Creek Bivd. We are writing to ask that yau choose to keep the Stevens Creek Corridor as it is � naw, in its natural state. Plans for parking lots, roads, bridges, recreation and sports � Cacilities will degrade this natural habitat that the Ciry oi Cupertino has spent � millions of dollars and ten years to restore. � This is a nature preserve and park in the middle of our ciry for all to enjoy now and ! for future generations. Please allow this preserve in the middle of our city to expand i its natural habitat, nat dirninish its beauty with more parking lots and recreational facilities, i Our preserve is a special place, a rariry in an urban area and therefore give our to� ! support to Alternative D. � iSincerely, Linda and Bill Wilson � ; 6 //i t �.':. � �� ,1. �. . . r �., . , � i i,....�,.�... .« m, ..-r-� _. :�."-�3'� w.i� ,. v., '9's .r, .'.� ,..,.a . .._.. "g. .n . . December 13, 2014 Dear Mayor Sinks, Cupertino City Councilmembers, and Parks & Recreation Commissioners, In their latest outreach effort, MIG consultants asked community members to choose between Options A, B, or C for the Stevens Creek Corridor, offering no choices for those who wanted to see a more natural and less developed park. The consultants ignored requests for an ``other" or null option in their multiple choice questionnaire. In response, I developed an open-ended form for Cupertino residents and other park users to support more nature in the Stevens Creek Corridor, and to write to you about what is important to them. Since December 1 S`, I have spent several mornings and afternoons walking through the Stevens Creek Corridor, chatting with park users, and collecting support forms. I also received signiticant positive feedback during the December 3`d Public Drop-in Event, after which I expanded the scope of the SCVAS Design Option D to include new community input and ideas. Some responses were also collected online through outreach to the NextDoor community. I believe it is important to provide you with direct responses from the community. Thus, I have not edited any responses, and they may not necessarily represent the views of Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society (SCVAS) or other environmental groups. However, the ideas of"peace," ``nature"/"natural," "walk," "wildlife," "overdevelopment," and "quiet" are shared by many respondents and supported by SCVAS. Respondents represent a diverse segment of our community: they range from middle-and high school students to retired individuals, and from Cupertino residents to members of surrounding communities. Many respondents visited the Stevens Creek Corridor for its wildlife, walking opportunities, environmental education programs, and volunteer activities. Please reject the three proposed design options, since all would have significant impacts on valuable wildlife habitat and peace in the corridor. Instead, support Design Option D as proposed by SCVAS to preserve and enhance the creek corridor. Thank you! Sincerely, Irene Steves Cupertino Resident Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society Intern C� l2 � lb � 1 � �� J�..ri�..!t�l� �. . . �- .♦�- ., �_J��_-� .. .� .r iJ�� DATA FROM NGF REPORT December 2014 Blackberry Golf Course Profit and Loss Fiscal Year July-June Actuals Actuals Actuals Actuals Actuals Actuals 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 Rounds of Golf 49,194 42,985 33,751 31,567 29,893 24,594 PerRound Revenues Green Fee Revenue Per Round $14.82 $12.91 $12.77 $12.50 $12.73 $11.77 Rentals per Round $0.41 $0.33 $0.45 $0.52 $0.59 $0.48 Operating Costs Per Round $11.79 $10.64 $13.49 $14.59 $15.96 $23.12 Sources Investment Earnings $11,981 $3,764 $6,166 $914 $2,185 $763 Rentals $17,232 $14,289 $15,092 $16,358 $17,125 $11,861 Green Fees (2) $623,540 $554,502 $432,646 $394,711 $369,628 $290,609 Misc. $0 _ $59 $0 $0 Total Sources $652,753 $572,533 $453,963 $411,969 $388,938 $303,233 Operating Expenses Personnel $123,997 $129,821 $136,393 $144,079 $143,450 $181,364 Materials&Supplies $13,081 $14,386 $18,474 $10,003 $13,191 $12,828 Water Usage $82,425 $56,494 $61,102 $69,523 $50,960 $50,897 Services $273,277 $255,530 $240,158 $232,940 $233,492 $252,468 Other $3,085 $938 $938 $4,153 $22,242 $21,107 New cost allocation(1) $52,337 SubtotalOperating $495,865 $457,169 $457,065 $460,698 $463,335 $571,001 Capital Outlays Facility Improvements $0 $0 $5,770 $1,048 $0 $0 Total Expenditures $495,865 $457,169 $462,835 $461,746 $463,335 $571,001 Net Revenue&Expenses $156,888 $115,364 , General Fund Subsidy $0 $0 $400,000 $0 $0 $230,000 Operating Balance $156,888 $115,364 $391,128 � (1) Implemented FY 13/14 (2) City: Decrease in green fee revenues represent both economic decline and lower play due to the creek restoration project adjacent to the 8th and 9th hole during the period of summer 2013 through spring 2014 - - - __ _ _ _ _. . _ _ . __ _ - . _ - _ _ _ _ National Golf Foundation Consulting, Inc.-Review of Blackberry Farm Golf Course,Cupertino, CA-36 Blackberry Farm Golf Course 5 year rounds comparison by month FY2008/09 FY2009/10 FY2010/11 FY2011/12 FY2012/13 FY2013/14 Player Total Player Total Player Total P�ayer p�ayer Total Player Total Tota I July 5,937 5,578 4,431 3,804 3,799 3,161 August 5,880 5,158 4,374 3,627 3,478 2,734 September 4,754 4,450 3,422 2,793 3,018 1,791 October 4,130 3,776 2,913 2,759 2,314 1,710 November 3,516 3,529 2,211 1,894 1,761 1,606 December 2,583 2,153 1,468 2,053 1,275 1,208 January 3,035 1,932 2,014 1,825 1,506 1,641 February 2,049 2,171 1,801 2,086 1,907 1,200 March 3,240 2,961 1,772 1,808 2,337 1,880 April 4,118 3,056 3,030 2,442 2,657 2,087 May 5,047 4,053 3,145 3,064 2,895 2,577 June 4,905 4,168 3,170 3,412 2,946 2,999 Total 49,194 42,985 33,751 31,567 29,893 24,594 2014 info provided by golf staff, based on rounds for which residency and age data are available : 45% resident golfers 55% nonresident golfers 43% senior golfers (62 years +) 51% adult golfers 6% junior golfers (16 years -) _ _ . ____ _ --- -�--- - _ __ _ --- - __.__ __ _- ----- --------____ _--- -. __ _. _ ------- - - _ National Golf Foundation Consulting, Inc.-Review of Blackberry Farm Golf Course, Cupertino, CA-57 Gash ��:.�i S:_�t-�;�}::��i NGF Consulting utilized the previously mentioned assumptions to create the preliminary sketch pro forma below. Each category of revenue has been listed separately, and all figures have been rounded to the nearest $100 for simplicity. Blackberry Farm Golf Course Pro Forma 'As Is Operation' FY 2015-2019 Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019 Rounds of Golf 29,000 28,000 27,000 26,000 25,000 Green fee revenue per Round 11.56 11.33 11.10 10.88 10.66 Rentals per Round 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 Gross Conc. Rev. per Round 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 Gross Lesson Revenue 11,200 11,200 11,200 11,200 11,200 Revenues Green Fees 335,200 317,200 299,800 282,900 266,600 Renta Is 14,800 14,300 13,800 13,300 12,800 Concession Payment to City 4,800 4,700 4,600 4,500 4,500 Other 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 Total Revenues 357,600 339,000 321,000 303,500 286,700 Operating Expenses Personnel 191,000 195,800 200,700 205,700 210,800 Materials&Supplies 11,000 11,300 11,600 11,900 12,200 Water Usage 64,000 67,200 70,600 74,100 77,800 Services 240,000 246,000 252,200 258,500 265,000 Other 40,000 41,000 42,000 43,100 44,200 Cost allocation 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 Total Operating Expenses 618,000 633,300 649,500 665,300 682,000 Net Operating Income -� � - . - �rU4 S_iU; - - - -- -- - ___. __. . _ _. _ - . _ _. __ ___ . . _ ___ _ - _ --__._._ .. National Golf Foundation Consulting, Inc.-Review of Blackberry Farm Golf Course,Cupertino, CA-52 - --- -._ 1__\ __C f �� . C�u�Llu�� li!�L��. .i�.Ji�(-�1�� .I�.�T(�� n�.1�1,'� ��Y TI��..^�v �`J i iCREATE PAR 3 GOLF COURSE � APPENDIX E - PRO FORMA OPTION `B' Blackberry Farm Golf Course Pro Forma Option 'B' Year 1-Year 5 Year1 Year2 Year3 Year4 YearS Rounds of Golf 32,000 36,000 39,000 39,000 39,000 Green fee revenue per Round 12 12 12.5 12.5 13 Rentals per Round 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 Gross F&B Conc. Rev. per Rd. 1.5 1.58 1.65 1.74 1.82 Gross Pro Shop Conc. Rev. per Rd. 0.59 0.62 0.65 0.68 0.72 Gross Lesson Revenue 25,000 25,600 26,200 26,900 27,600 Revenues Green Fees 384,000 432,000 487,500 487,500 507,000 Re nta Is 16,300 18,400 19,900 19,900 19,900 F&B Conc. Payment to City 4,800 5,700 6,400 6,800 7,100 Pro Concession Payment to City 7,800 8,500 9,000 9,400 9,700 Other 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 Total Revenues 415,700 467,400 525,600 526,400 546,500 Operating Expenses Personnel 191,000 195,800 200,700 205,700 210,800 Materials &Supplies 11,000 11,300 11,600 11,900 12,200 _ Water Usage 29,000 30,500 32,000 33,600 35,300 Services 240,000 246,000 252,200 258,500 265,000 Other 40,000 41,000 42,000 43,100 44,200 Cost allocation 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 Total Operating Expenses 583,000 596,600 610,500 624,800 639,500 Net Operating Income !�hi,��j i 1�? <Ot)j i.1U� -��)�)'� ,i�� Zt.�� ,,9�i !�)fi�; _ _.. . __ ____. .. --__ __ _ _ _ ____ _ _ .__ _ _..__ .__ _-- ._ __ _ _ _._.. - -- - National Golf Foundation Consulting, Inc.-Review of Blackberry Farm Golf Course,Cupertino, CA-67 t -- _ ----- -- --- -- -- - -__._.._. ., , ----- � -, --, - ��`. �",;� �.,R�Er; ��RiJ�� ^„l,�ti ' E� �'�t'��; �7=' ! I;JA� _ RENOVATE EXISTING GOLF COURSE (called 'Option A' in NGF report� APPENDIX D - PRO FORMA OPTION `A' Blackberry Farm Golf Course Pro Forma Option'A' Year 1-Year 5 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Rounds of Golf 30,000 32,000 34,000 34,000 34,000 Green fee revenue per Round 12.5 12.5 13 13 13.5 Rentals per Round 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 0.51 Gross Conc. Rev. per Round 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 0.59 Gross Lesson Revenue 20,000 20,500 21,000 21,500 22,000 Revenues Green Fees 375,000 400,000 442,000 442,000 459,000 Rentals 15,300 16,300 17,300 17,300 17,300 Concession Payment to City 6,700 6,900 7,200 7,300 7,400 Other 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 2,800 Total Revenues 399,800 426,000 469,300 469,400 486,500 Operating Expenses Personnel 191,000 195,800 200,700 205,700 210,800 Materials&Supplies 11,000 11,300 11,600 11,900 12,200 Water Usage 42,000 44,100 46,300 48,600 51,000 Services 240,000 246,000 252,200 258,500 265,000 Other 40,000 41,000 42,000 43,100 44,200 Cost allocation 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 72,000 Total Operating Expenses 596,000 610,200 624,800 639,800 655,200 Net Operating Income ;°�-� � � ;��° � �i 5�,��)0:� : .�i! �;1��,,%ii4.-� __ . _ ___.__ __ __ ___ _ _ _ _ _ .. __ _ - __ _ ___- - National Golf Foundation Consulting, Inc.-Review of Blackberry Farm Golf Course,Cupertino, CA-66 RECREATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES BLACKBERRY FARM GOLF COURSE 22100 STEVENS CREEK BLVD•CUPERTINO,CA 95014-1037 C U P E RT I N O � (408)253-9200 • FAX(408)777-4435 Blackberry Farm GC Player Breakdown: Time Period: January 1,2014 to December 1,2014 Regular cash rounds played: Non Residents 6,910(67%) Adults 4,498 (65%) Seniors 1,842(26%)62 years+ Juniors 570(9%) 16 yeazs- Residents 3,419(33°/a) Adults 2,113 (62%) Seniors 916(27%)62 years+ Juniors 390(11%) 16 years- Multi Play Passes Sold: Non Residents 2,850(49%) Adults 560(20%) Seniors 2,290(80%)62 years+ Residents 3,010(51%) Adults 1,130(38%) Seniors 1,880(62%)62 years+ Annual Member Rounds: i � �<,�.�;�,_. , � Non Residents 250(15%) Residents 1,450(85%) Other rounds(no specific residency): Groupon 1,4R0 Total Round�22,373 . t � c ti 2 -� � - �� -�� J�v ri /�� 1`� � ACTION FOR A SIERRA � oMM�TTEE FOR ,�; Santa Clara Valley C�.l J[; (`... J a e e N F o o T r+i��s AudubonSociety „��•t�jrr�� HEALTHY PLANET , . � . _ December 15, 2014 Dear Mayor Sinks and Cupertino City Council, Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society (SCVAS), Acterra, Sierra Club Loma Prieta Chapter, Committee for Green Foothills, and the California Native Plant Society, Santa Clara Valley Chapter are environmental organizations that work to sustain nature and biodiversity in our region's future. Toward that goal, we engage in education for youth and adults, provide opportunities for nature-oriented recreation and habitat restoration, and engage in advocacy. We have participated in previous planning efforts in the Stevens Creek Corridor, efforts that have resulted in award-winning design and implementation. Together with Dr. Terry Trumbull of the Environmental Studies program of San Jose State University, we submit this letter to express our grave concern that each of the three Design Options proposed for a new Stevens Creek Master Plan includes components that could cause irreversible harm to one of the most valued natural resources in the South Bay: Cupertino's Stevens Creek Corridor. We propose a fourth Design Option for your consideration ("Alternative D," attached). In summer 2014, Cupertino completed an eighteen-million-dollar, six-year project to construct a multi- use trail along the creek corridor, to restore Stevens Creek in Blackberry Farm and the Stocklmeir property and to restore habitat and open space along the creek (the McClellan Ranch section has not been restored). It is the promise of a healthy creek ecosystem that attracted partnerships and millions of dollars in government funding (including a partnership with SCVAS that secured $850,000 in funding from the Santa Clara Valley Water District). Since the completion of the two phases of the Stevens Creek Corridor Project in sutnmer 2014, the park has attracted thousands of students, visitors and volunteers. The corridor provides the community with education, recreation and restoration opportunities that cannot be offered anywhere else in Cupertino or the south bay region: • SCVAS provides nature programs for young and old, including birding classes, Christmas Bird Count, bluebird nest box trails, `Young Audubon' fledgling groups, Wildlife Education Day, service days for high school students, and internships for Cupertino students. Over a thousand families and hundreds of youth participate in these programs at McClellan Ranch, Blackberry Farm and all along the creek. • Acterra offers water quality and aquatic insect monitoring, as well as habitat restoration and planting of California native plants—programs that engage over a thousand volunteers each year, including many students from local colleges. • The Cupertino City Naturalist educates thousands of Cupertino children: third-grade school groups from Cupertino alone account for over 1200 visitors each year. • 4H and the Community Gardens provide opportunities for activities that connect people to the agricultural heritage of Cupertino • McClellan Ranch Preserve and the habitat along the creek are visited daily by families, school groups, "mommy and me" groups, and many others who come to see the wildlife and enjoy the peace and beauty of this unique preserve. s ' December 15,2014 Page2of3 What attracts all these people to the Stevens Creek Corridor is Cupertino's success in preserving and enhancing the wide and continuous riparian and meadow habitat for native plants and over 130 wildlife species (including populations of birds that are declining in the Bay Area and the state and special status species). The great popularity of the Stevens Creek Corridor proves that Cupertino residents love and value this area exactly as it is now. Cupertino leaders and staff have worked diligently and invested millions of dollars and countless hours of work to develop a park that balances recreation, education, and the preservation of nature and wildlife. This investment is still ongoing through the construction by the City of the new Environmental Education Center. The City should not destroy the results of this multi-million-dollar investment before the public has even had a chance to enjoy the recently completed Stevens Creek Trail, the yet-to-be completed Environmental Education Center, and the facilities already in the creek corridor. If maintenance of the golf course is not financially feasible, the land should be restored to wetlands, meadows and oak forest. Each of the three proposed Design Alternatives includes components that are likely to upset the delicate balance that exists in the corridor. Many elements of MIG's Design Options belong in urban city parks, not in nature-focused parks, natural areas and creekside areas. • Design Option A would cause the most environmental desh-uction. This option includes a new road extending from Stevens Creek Boulevard through the park, extensive parking, new sportsfields and swimming pools in place of the existing golf course, a special events venue, "enhanced natural peninsula" in an area that requires no enhancement, conversion of the meadow to agriculture, and unnecessary new trails and bridges. • Design Option B would also introduce new paved roads along Stevens Creek, trails and bridges into sensitive ecological habitats, conversion of the meadow to agriculture, and replace nature (including restored native plant ecosystem areas) with play areas. • Design Option C would senselessly criss-cross the fragile habitat areas with trails and bridges, and reduce meadow habitat. All of these Design Options would consume natural open space and cause habitat fragmentation which is a known hazard to wildlife survival, as it brings human activity and disturbance closer to nesting, breeding and foraging grounds for wildlife and disrupts animal movement that is needed for foraging and dispersal. In particular, adding new trails on the opposite side of the creek from existing trails would double the level of disturbance from dog walkers,joggers and bicycles without significantly increasing trail connectivity. Excess of trails means that instead of viewing and enjoying nature, visitors will be observing other visitors. The beauty of the existing design will be lost. We consider the special status species of the Stevens Creek Corridor to be an asset to the City, and hope that Cupertino will celebrate and protect its biological diversity and the sensitive species of the Stevens Creek Corridor rather than "evaluate, minimize, and mitigate for potential impacts to these species" as their habitat is taken over and degraded. We hope Cupertino recognizes the educational value of having these species survive in our midst, and that the City will strive to preserve and enhance their habitat so that Cupertino residents continue to enjoy sightings of special status species such as the stunningly beautiful White-tailed kite, the Yuma myotis bat, the Central Coast Steelhead (a Federally Threatened fish species) and the amazing architecture of the homes constructed by the San Francisco dusky-footed woodrat. . � December 15,2014 Page3of3 As you consider the future of the Stevens Creek Corridor, please recognize that the City and its many partners succeeded in creating a unique and celebrated balance along the creek, but what has been achieved can be irreversibly harmed by each of the three proposed Design Options. If Cupertino is in need of the recreational amenities proposed by MIG, those should be provided at other locations. Sports fields and the like can be installed anywhere, but wildlife corridors and native meadows are rare and difficult to restore. The Stevens Creek Corridor is a gem and it should continue to shine, not be covered with turf and asphalt, or crisscrossed by roads and paved trails. Respectfully, Stephanie Ellis, Executive Director Joanne McFarlin, Senior Ecologist Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society Acterra Gary Latshaw Alice Kaufman, Legislative Advocate Sierra Club, Loma Prieta Chapter Committee For Green Foothills Terry Trumbull, Lecturer, Linda Ruthruff, Conservation Chair Environmental Studies, California Native Plant Society, San Jose State University Santa Clara Valley Chapter � ,A , R+; ,�;�i �- r i�• '4� � ''/ ' ,�a, , �, . � �� _ �= t � - , _ `� y �"� � � k. Y - . � : ., ....._s.- -- .�'-`'r � . ..." � ..1..rY- 1� �'Lr`* ,"+-$'' -- �' +i � + � ye-�, . - � r;"� .... . � . "�`,�^� { • � � � , MAPLEGEND � ...��..,., cr'�lA:. �:k��.;�TllRE; ;:,!FD[ti ------�.....-- .._r---___ �__�.., «........ =00TPAT�i SPORTSIPLAY r .� CREEK � ENHANCFD RIPARIAN OR NABI'"'AFE". �"� - PAYED ROM �MEADOW i ��'`"�"•- ._:,� < .�. ., . , � -_ _ .. 1, '� `;}- � � .F. . � �.�:, `� � i� SiOCKtMEIRi � Blesch Property: Improve Stevens 1 �FARMr��. � Creek Boulevard entrance by adding � ; M 0 N T I and enhancing habitat along creek. � � ��_*� ; ; Stocklmeir Ranch: Maintain as a � � TH E � � "�y legacy farm. Use for agricultural and M E.o o w 5 ; `. i.��. , . .. -�: historical education. ; ; - , � � _� �i >; —n.R'!FARM j ��i ��illRSE � � . Golf course: redesign to sustainable, ,;` ; -- natural golf course. No new roads or _�, �': � trails, no sportsfields. �' ; t � ,��.: OR restore to natural meadow or t ``� ' forest with walking trail. ; � j � � � i � h �- �.. `.` � � , - r ! � .�.�. -•. , � f �{-.. - � i � �.:_. - . � � : ' f . ��._ 'l�� '� � �. ;' . . � ��, . � �` '"R '_ � ;► .ttk'.. �.� . ,�.RBEAR� ..��i:. .��1 ac� � � ' , _ � 1fdRM Y � ;_.t�..� � �� ,. �� ';� ,, COOI � �.ac� � � ��.. ZF _ .'.;p� •. p.b � ..-. � . . I� �� ..a • � � � � . .. . j 1 � ♦�� ..� ., :, .; ,�:�, , � � . �. � .,.,:� '....�. t` ...._. ,.,,.�' � � ��`� � . - E , McClellan Ranch West: restore creek �� - � +, and riparian habitat, leave some area ��'�. � -��''"�°� for overflow parking (unpaved). ��`� �� Extend un aved foot aths from Scenic . ' `�� Circle to McClellan Road, alon - � ,' �� Walnut Orchard: continue habitat 9 . � enhancement. No new trails. western edge of restored area. . � � 3, Potential oak grove or native plant • . ; `. nursery. ; Narnia: Protect Cooper's Hawk ; ��' and Red-shouldered Hawk ;�- ��"'� ``�'�---'� ; ; nesting sites. No new trails or ��---' � � bridges. - � � ^ � / ,- i i % � , y: �' �' McClellan Meadow: Continue -° �`' �- 1 MR��r " ; habitat restoration. Protect :` ; QeESEer� -'"� meadow from conversion to . �` � ; other uses. No expansion of : `�' � , � f ' agricultural activities into �« � � A�� meadow. �.,,e�� ;s- ,k'r. '� � � . rtV ' � g�' i � :�` : �.. �� i ' �"� ` r - Complete restoration of = � a-- -.,�' , � , . . �. .�.---'`� � �"� . .n�.- McClellan Ranch buildings as � �: :�v . 1 �.��,i., .-' planned. � ��F ��.._- . n � "' �� t�' Ya^� v�iawAr vti ' . ; , garden. The changing number of volunteers and a limited budget can make it hard to keep up the garden's infrastructure and appearance. The December ]0, 2014 edition of the San Jose Mercury Newspaper had an article about the Rolling Hills of Cupertino 4-H club. It gave a brief history of the club at the McClellan Ranch Park location and an explanation of the club's "four essential elements" for youth development. McClellan Ranch Park is vital for the 4-H club members to raise their animals and work on personal growth. Visiting adults and children love seeing the animals! Improvements made to the 4-H area will showcase the importance of farm animals and how to care for them. McClellan Ranch Park supports many community activities. It is a field trip destination for schools, a nature classroom for children and adults, a place for the 4-H club farm, community gardens, hiking into nature, and to preserve examples of Cupertino's rural heritage. The restoration of the heritage buildings and maintenance of this park are vital because of the many and increasing demands made on it by the people of this city. The parking suggested in Option C at the intersection of Clubhouse Ln. will help people and groups visiting this lovely park. However, a playground, even one made of nature materials doesn't match this parks mission of teaching the need for conservation and the quiet observation of nature. It will be just another playground only with big rocks and wood. Does every nature park have to be a playground before kids can enjoy them? The care of McClellan Ranch Park and other city parks should take precedence over the development of more features for human use. It is a sad reality that when the budget gets tight, the first cuts in services hit the parks and libraries. There are only so many volunteers who can fill some of the gaps. Linda Vista Park I visited this park Thanksgiving week and again Sunday Dec. 7 with my husband. On the Dec. 7 visit, there was one person with two off leash dogs using the park at 1 1:50 am. This park has a large parking area, wide paved paths, and beautiful trees. There is a tot playground near the parking lot and bathroom that has a slope with shrubs and tall grasses and small boulders to play on. The upper playground is for older kids. Both had plenty of lawn for play. One picnic area up a short slope from the parking area looked like a group picnic area. On both days I visited this park, there were no children. There is one restroom building located at the parking lot and it's not set up for the disabled having no pull up bars at the toilets. The area that runs along the golf course to the water basins are far from this restroom. There is a huge lawn with a gentle slope that has a path along the golf course and then turns to start up the hill. This lawn could have boulders for climbing, tall grass to run around and hide in, logs for hoping and jumping, different trail materials, and so on for 2 At the Aster Ln. and Barnhart Pl. side there is one locked port-a-potty to serve the soccer players when they are there. Even if it were for use, it is far from both playgrounds, especially the preschool playground. The park has good parking. There are about 15 spaces on the Donegal Dr. and about 22 plus two handicap spaces on Leeds Ave. A smail entrance is at the end of Aster Ct. Each playground has a drinking fountain and garbage cans. On the December 9 visit, the half court basketball on the Leeds Ave. was being used. This park has a number of parking spaces and easy access. Good playgrounds are already there. It would nice if a restroom--it could be a composting toilet to minimize costs--is added for people using this park. Jollyman Park 1 visited this park alone on November 19th and again with my husband December 7, 2014. There has excellent parking. On Dumas Dr. are about 19 parking spaces and a new handicap space and entrance at the baseball area, and on the short side of Dumas Dr. are six parallel parking spaces. The baseball field was closed November 19th and December 9th, but is well maintained. There are soccer fields, and at 4:OOpm Nov. 19`h; they were all being used by kids. Also on the long side of Dumas Dr is a building that had a concession window, two picnic tables and handicap accessible restrooms. These are very far from the playgrounds on the S. Stelling Road side. There is another small entrance at the end of Tuscany PI. with four parking spaces and a half basketball court near it. It was nice to see the court being used by a teenage boy. There are crushed granite and paved walk ways for walking and biking. There are enough garbage cans to help keep the park clean. On the S. Stelling Rd. side are two age appropriate playgrounds with seating and tables. The preschool playground has metal fencing around it which helps caregivers who are responsible for the children's safety. The older level play area has a split rail fence around it. Also on the S. Stelling Rd. side is a volleyball net that was being used by men on December 7th. 4 Estates Dr. that is wide enough for bikes and walking, an entry from Alderbrook Ln. off Alderbrook Ave, and one from Calle de Barcelona. There is a wide path that loops around the park perimeter that supports biking and walking. Some kids used scooters. There were plenty of garbage cans. There are two tournament size soccer fields, two half basketball courts, two baseball fields, and two big lawn areas. Maybe another activity such as horse--shoes, bocce ball, or volley ball--could be carved out on the Miller Ave. side where there is a group picnic/barbecue area and the tot playground. The buildings at the head of the parking lot are an incredible asset. I saw the inside of the biggest one during Cupertino Parks and Rec. preschool activities. One building has concession style windows and a family restroom, and another has two restrooms. All were open to the public during park hours. There were two playgrounds: one for preschoolers and one for older kids. The fenced preschool playground near Miller Ave. is far from the bathrooms and not used much. Nearly all children from preschoolers on up and their care givers were using the playground closest to the bathrooms. Could the fenced preschool playground be relocated to be near the other playground and bathrooms? If not, could a bocce ball or volleyball courts be carved out on the Miller Ave. side of this park? Wilson Park I walked this park on a Sunday in November and again on Sunday Dec.9 with my husband. It has plenty of garbage cans. All ages were enjoying this park on the November visit but on Dec. 9, only a few were using the park. A restroom building and ceramics building are on Wintergreen Dr. which has street parking only. The restrooms were open. There is a volley ball court, and an older child play ground that has a big, artificial boulder. A half basketball court is near the older children's playground. The fenced preschool playground has shrub covered dirt slopes for running and climbing play, and slides set on slopes that kids have to climb to go down the slides. From the preschool playground there is a dirt area with trees next to homes fronting on Cold Harbor Dr. that ends at the park entrance from Cold Harbor Dr.. Trees give it a woodsy look, and boulders some boys were hopping and jumping on. More nature play elements and tan bark for soft landings could be added to this woodsy area. There is a paved bike/walking path, picnic. and barbecue areas on the Wintergreen Dr. side of the park. 6 Along the corridor walk and in the Blackberry Farm area there are benches already in place for people to stop for meditation and rest. There are plenty of garbage cans. My walk came to the Blackberry Farm area and its large parking lot that has a drive in entry from San Fernando Ave. At this entry is a small building used for retreats. The Blackberry Farm pool area, cafe, and concession were closed, but the restrooms, little orchard, gardens, windmill area and benches, pretty walkways were open to the public. This area has two pools, so putting in a lap pool and baby pool, dressing rooms and lockers to serve the pool users could work, with care not to make them huge and really intrusive looking. Having a road from Stevens Creek Blvd. into this area would strip it of its sheltered rural feel with its backdrop of mature trees and easy access to natural areas surrounding it. A bridge by the Blackberry Farm concession building leads to a huge group picnic area shaded by mature trees. For such a big, deep and wide area, there are no restrooms even at the farthest ends. There are crushed granite paths through this area and horseshoe game courts. When t first looked at this picnic area, I thought the crushed granite paths weren't good for wheel chairs, but on a the second look, my husband pointed out they were fine. However, none of the picnic tables looked like they had easy access for wheel chair users. It would be nice to put wheel chair accessible tables in the group picnic area. The Scenic Circle entrance and bridge are paved and fully accessible. There is a two door garage with a large asphalt area in front. Near this asphalt area is a trail to the creek, but it needs a marker and mulch material to make it more visible. The paved walk continues past two buildings to a two net volleyball court and a bocce ball court plus lawn area with picnic tables and benches. One of the buildings had restrooms that were closed for the season. Could these be open more often? Near this games area is a small crushed granite path going down to the creek where 1 saw a family enjoying the creek. The children were climbing the boulder at the creek's edge under the parents' supervision. Never far from areas developed for human use are natural areas of ineadows and glades of trees on both sides of the creek. They blend seamlessly together so the developed areas never over power the peace and nature. We heard bird songs that we don't here in our neighborhood all along the walk. The path came to the McClelian Ranch Park entrance behind the 4-H area. A small trail comes off this path and leads to a small open area with two benches and simple wood and dirt steps to the creek edge. 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I � � �' �I � _I �•ti 1' _ _ :.� _ _ : s- : � " f ' / �• ".� � t � - ' 1 ' I � �. �� ♦� " F •11• � � • � - Yt ��i .:• �� • .. � .I� • �• • � '. 14 12/16/2014 ! • ss ' � s � . ,_ � .,. . .. � . �:�1'Y _ - � , � `A� " � �� ;. .t` . r,��' {�c�i' '�� _. . _ _<:_ � -....�,�..�.�p: a 1 • � � ' ► � - . � �i.. �.�� - •.�:;< , - •��. ,, - m.: a r :-: �. •i n.. n1�A+W=^ m .�{�� 7.1� __ .�.r. =�� .�'.` �.�.' :k. � ��:� s� stever�s creek corriclor 15 RESOLUTION NO. 13-052 A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO ADOPTING AN OPERATING AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2013-14 BY RATI�YING THE ADEQUACY OF ESTIMATED REVENUES AND FUIVD BALANCES IN EACH FUND TO COVER APPROPRIATED MONIES, APPROPRIATING MONIES THE'sREFROM FOR SPECIFIED ACTIVITIES AND ACCOUNTS, AND SETTING FORTI-I CONDITIONS OF ADMINISTERING SAID BUDGET WHEREAS, the orderly administration of municipal government is dependent on the establishment of a sound fiscal policy af maintaining a proper ratio of expenditures within anticipated revenues and available monies;and WHEREAS, the extent of any project o.r program and the degree of its accomplishment, as well as the eEficiency of performing assigned duties and responsibilities, is likewise dependent on the monies made available for that purpose; and WHERCAS, the City Manager has sub�nitted his estimates of anticipated revenues and fund balances, has determined that estimated revenues and fund balances are adequate to cover appropriations, and ha:� recommended the allocation of monies for specified program activities; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the City Council does hereby adopt the following sections as a part of its fiscal pelicy: ction 1: The estimates of available fund balances and anticipated resources to be received in each oE the several funds during fiscal year 2013-14, as submitted by the City Manager in his proposed budget anc� amended during thc budget study sessions, are sufficient to cover appropriatior�s. Section 2. There is appropriated frc�m each of the several funds the sum of money set forth as expenditures for the funds named in the Fiscal Year 2013-2014 Proposed Budget Financial Overview by Fur�d {Attachment B1 ), as amended during the budget sessions, and stated for the purposes as expressed and estimated for each department. Resolution No. 13-052 Section 3. The City Manager is herel�y authorized to administer and transfer appropriations between Budget Accounts witliin the Operating Budget when in his opinion such transEers become necessary for a�ministrative purposes. Section 4. The Director of Administt�ative Services shall prepare and submik to City Council quarterly a revised estimate of Operating Revenues. Section 5. The Director of Administi•ative Services is hereby authorized to carry over, from the prior fiscal year, unexpended appropriarions for Capital Improvement projects. Section 6. T'he Director of Administrative Services is hereby authorized to continue appropriations for operating expenditures that are encumbered or scheduled to be encumbered at year end, PASSED AND ADOPTED at a regular cneeting of the City Council of the City of Cupertino this llth day of June 2013, by the following vote: Vote Members oE the City Council AYES: Mahoney, Wong, Chang, Santoro, Sinks I�10ES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None ATTEST: APPROVED: � � �Ir�l�3 � Grace Schmidt, City Clerk Orrin Mahoney, Mayor City of Cupertino Attarhment f3l FISCAL YEAR 2013-14 I'ROPOSED BUDGET FINANCIAL OVEI�VIEW BY FUND , „ .,�!r,i,�'• . .,,.?1'i,�i:: , . .. c, . . I1'._,;.ik":1�. f'ropertv la� 13.I33.Oir� - - - 13.138.(YJ(i TnnsiMlOcNpancy 1.300.W0 ' ' _ ' 3.400.000 Utility Tax 3,253,000 • � . . . 3,253.000 Pnnchtsc Fc�s 2.905.000 - - - . . 2.905.000 Other Taxes 2.700,000 900.000 • - 3.1D0,000 Licenses&Permits 3.480A00 - • - - • 3.480.000 Use of!�foney&Property 660,000 50.00p Jp.pp(� - - 9,000 749.000 fntergovemmenWl 265.000 /.7{2,000 - 289.000 • 5.2%.000 C7�arga(or Serviccs 3,769,660 365.000 6.879AIX� • - 3.&52.139 1�.865.799 Fines&For(citum 620,000 - - - - 620,000 Niscellaneous 38.000 • - • 38.000 Transfers - 3.606,80i 384.00(� 3.PI9.000 5,624,500 2,401500 15,(W5.&H TOTAL REVENUE f 57,643,660 S 9,765,8(H S 7.29�,00( S 3.079,000 S 5,913,500 S 6.262,679 S E3,1S5,603 � i i i F:n��ta}�rrC:nn�ncal:,r.�, i I�7t3:1:N 7CG.pb7 1.:70.371 - • I.WU.42i 14,94Fi,3:+7 F.mployee fl�nrfits 5,0'J5,873 339,149 3E8.17i • • 2,I29,59� 7,932,790 Staterials 3,516,528 447,527 3E4,112 - - 371,520 4,7i9,687 CorNradServims 1a,083,522 3%,837 4,8&1,43a - 1A13.000 20,7TI,843 Contingmcics 1,162522 61556 358,710 � � 174,102 1,756,89p Cost Allocation 2,875,a22 603,365 879,870 • 1,101.977 Sq60,628 Special Projects 2.263.100 6,606.000 - • - 27.000 8,896.100 Gplal Clutlays 28,000 15,000 • 3,712,000 530,335 4,285,335 Debt Service/Othcr Uses 1.256.000 - 3,171,R'iP • • �.427.838 Transfers 14.SOS.BW - - - 590.000 • 15,095.SP1 TOTAL EXPENDITURES S 56,760.270 S 9,160,a96 S 8.186,721 S 3,171,838 S 4,302,000 S 6,749,9i7 S e8,329,272 [hprccialion Reserve $02,000 802.000 Net Increase IDecrease)in Fuad S 15,316,610) f 3,308 S 1893,72), S 192b381 S 1b11,500 S �16,692 S (a,J71,669) BalsncdRetained Earnings ( "I�ucsda}�, t�ebruary 1S, 2014 Cupertino City C�uncil 3. Subject: Proclamation to the Toyokawa Sister Cit�� Committee - postponed from December 17 Recommended Action: Present proclamation Mayor 1�ti'ong presented the proclamation. 9. Sub�ject: Presentation of Lunar New Y�ear posters from the Hsinchu Sister City Committee Recomi�ended Action: Receive tl�e preseiitation Angela Chen and Chia Chu1g Lin from i:he Hsinchu Sister Committee presentcd a poster to Cupertino Librarian Gayathri K��a�th and a poster to the City Council. 5. Subject: Housing Commission annua) up��ate Reeommended Action: Iteceive presentation Written communicatio�s for this item included a Pa�verPoint presentation. Commissioner Nicole Maroko presented the annua] update via a PowerPoint prese»tation. She highlighted the Gener�l Plan 2015-2023 Housing �;lement update; the Beloa�� iVtarket Rate (BMR) for-sale pro�;ram; the Community Development E3lock Grant (CDBG) program; and the GenE�ral Fund Human Scrvice Grants (}-iSG) program. Council received the update. POSTPONLMENTS - None ORnt_ COMMUNICATIONS A»jali Kausar, Executive Director of the Cupertino Chamber of Commerce thanked Ma}�or Wong and Cow�cil for attending the Lunar New Year luncheon. Slle also invited everyone to the STAR Awards on March �'�' at 6:15 p.m. at the Cypress Hotel. The Citizei�s of the year are Helene Davis and Hsing Kung, the Large I3usiness oF the Year is PG&E, the Srnall Business of the Year is Bitter + Sweet, the Ambassador of the Year is ['atty Peterson, and the President's Award will go to Mahesh Nihalani. Tickets are available at ww��.cu�ertino-chamber.or�. ! Tuesday, February•18, 201� Cupertino City Counci! CONSEIVT CALENDAR � Sinks moved and Mahoney seconded to approve the items on the Consent Calendar. Sinks noted that he wou(d recuse himself From voting on item number 12. Ayes: Chang, . Mahoney, Santoro, Sinks, and Wong. Noe:�: None. �bstain: None. Absent: None. Recuse: Sinks recused on item number 12. 6. ub'ect: Approve the February 4 City Cotuicil minutes Recommenc�ed Action: Approve the minutes 7. Subject: Accept Accounts Payable for peri.od ending January 17, 2014 Recommended Action: Adopt Resolution No. 14-117 accepting Accounts Payablc for period ending January I7, 2014 8. Sub�ect: Accept Accounts Payable for �eri.c►d ending January 24, 2014 Itecommended Action: -Adopt Resolution No. 74-118 accepting /�ccounts Payable for period ending January 24, 2014 � 9. Subject: Accept Accounts Payable for.period ending january 3l, 2014 Rec�mmended �ction: Adopt Resolution No. 14-119 to accept Aecounts Payable for period ending January 31, 2014 10. Subject: Consider wpdates to tl�e City's I'olicies and Guidelines on Sister Cities and International Delegate policy Recommended Action: Approve recomr,�ended updates to the City's Policies and Guidelines on Sister Cities and Internatior��►l Delegate policy Written communications for this item included: emails to City Council, a staff inemo to Vice Mayor Sinks regarding budget a»d actual expenditures, and an updated redline on the Policies and Guidelines on ��ister Cities for City of Cupertino. Director of Parks and Recreation Carol At��n�ood reviewed the staff report. Ulayor Wong asked a representative from each sister city t� summarize their program: Lucille Honig-Toyokawa Chia Ching I.in - Nsinchu (Angela Chen a(so answered questions) Mahesh Pakala - Bhubaneswar (Anjali Ka�isar also answered c�uestions) H�lene Davis-Copertino Tuesc:jay, i�ebruary 18, 2014 Cupertino City Council "I�he Eollowing individuals spoke in support of the sister city program: Natlian Chen Janaye Sakkas I'atricia Wei Josh Miller Crace I�sue Vicky Tsai .Angela Chen Lucille Honig Virgil Klein Helene Davis Mark Chen Santoro moved and Mahoney seconded, and the motion carried unanimously, to approve the foltowing updates to the City's Policies and Guidelines on Sister Cities and Internationa( Delegate policy: • Require a 501c3 application to become a new sister city • Staff to look int� insurance questio,� for sister cities • Provide �a small meeting room on�_c a quartcr or four times a year for sister cities �vho do not 11ave studeilt exchan�e ��t-ograms (m�ist have 501c3 status for free use of t11e rooms) • Modify the policy of two times a year to three times a year to provide a large meeting room for sister cities �vho do havc student exchange programs {iliust have 501c3 stahis for free use of thE� rooms) • Sister cities tivill not be charged fo�- a night attenda»t • For a sister city to c�ualify fo�� stud��nt exchange st�tus rnust have a mir�imtii�i of 10 students and must be open to any Fremont Union High Scho�l district boundaries at large • Add to the policy that the City of ��upertino �vill pay for 1/2 of a plane ticket for Council members, maximum c�f one time per year per memUer anci the trip must be part of an official sister city delegation • Staff �vill account for room use and staff time for biidgeting purposes 11. Subiect: Approval of in agreement for consultant services for the Stevens Creek [3oulevard to �UlcClella►� Ranch 1'reserve Corridor Master Plan Recommended Action: Staff I'C CUlll[]1�Ilt1S that th� City Council approvc the follo�-ving: 1. Authorize the City Manager to execute a consultant a�reeme►�t tivith v11G to ��rovide ser-vices to the City that ��ill rest.�lt in a com��rehensive master plan 1 Y I uesday, F��bruary 18, 2Q14 Cup�rtino Cit}f Council REPORTS BY COUNCIL AND STAFF Council members highfighted the activities of their committees and various community e��ents. ADJOURNMENT At 10.:47 p.m., Mayor Wong adjourned the mzeting to Tuesday, Feb 25 at 6:45 p.m. for a special meeting to hear items regarding Main.Street ac�d a Call for Review of a Planning Commissio�l approval, Community Hall Cou.ncil Chamber, 10350 Torre Ave. Cupertino, CA. ' S G�;�.-� Gracc Schmidt, City Clerk Staff reports, backu� materi�ls, and items distributed at the City Council meeting are available for review at the City Clerk's Office, 777-3223, and also on the [nternet at www.cu�ertino.org. Click on ngendas & Minutes, then click on the appropriate Packet. Most Council meetings are shown live on Comcast Channel 26 and AT&T U-verse Channel 99 and are available at your con��E�nience at www.cupertino.org. Click on Agendas & Minutes, then click Ard�ived VVebcast. Videotapes are available at the Cupertino Library, or may be purchased fron� the Cupertino City Channel, 777-2364.