Exhibit CC 01-19-2016 Study Session Item No. 5 Rotary Club to Renovate StocklmeirLauren Sapudar
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Toni Oasay-Anderson
Monday, February 01, 2016 9:53 AM
City Clerk
Subject: FW: Good morning
From: JOHN KOLSKI [mailto:ducksflylO@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2016 7:45 AM
To: City Council
Subject: Re: Good morning
I have learned in communications yesterday that not only does the rotary want to donate monies, but for doing
that they want in return their name on the building, that's amazing, is our city going to staii selling the people's
historic buildings? And they are not only going to control it but rent it out to make money? Why would the city
let this happen? Another question comes to mind, how can their donation restore the building up to all the
necessary codes for a public building? And/or is the city going to add funds to the project, when the city has
many more impmiant infrastructure projects to do?
If the rotary club wants their name on a building and one to use, control and rent out, then they should buy their
own building.
The founders of Cupertino are turning over in their graves at this and the thought process of those now leading
on once wonderful city.
When are the next meetings that this will be discussed at?
J olm Kolski
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On Jan 29, 2016, at 8:53 AM, JOHN KOLSKI <ducksflylO@gmail.com> wrote:
And please don't forget apple took the barn away from the residence of Cupertino too.
From our I-pad ...... honey ai1d jolm ~...,-
On Jan 29, 2016, at 8:25 AM, JOHN KOLSKI <ducksflylO@gmail.com> wrote:
Sony for the issue with sending this e-mail to you, coverage here in the Fresno
area is bad today.
Again I just read the article regarding the stocklmeir house and am again upset
that our city leaders are suggesting doing this again to the residents of Cupertino.
In the past the rotary club has taken the water tower from us for their gain and the
historical society has taken the hammer house from us too
Neither can be used by or enjoyed by the residence of Cupertino.
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All for the gain and control of the rotary club and a few people.
These all are public prope1iy, not to be for only the use of a single organization
They were given to or bought with public monies for all the people of Cupertino,
not just a select few.
If the rotary club wants a building to meet in the they should take their money and
buy their own building
J olm Kolski
From: JOHN KOLSKI <ducksflylO@gmail.com>
Date: January 29, 2016 at 8:03:14 AM PST
To: citycouncil@cupertino.org
Subject: Good morning
I just read the article about the stockelmire home
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