ERC 12-14-95 CITY OF CUPER'~'L~O
10300 TorTe Avenue, Cupertino, California 9S014
MINUTES OF ~ REGULAR MEETING
OF ~ ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE
December 14, 1995
8:00 A.M. CONFERENCE ROOM C (LOWER !.EVEL)
ORDER OF BUSINESS
M'EMRER~q PRESENT
Andrea Harris, Planning Commissioner; Bert Viskovich, Public Works Director; Wally Dean, City
Council Member; Don Brown, City Manager; Bob Cowan, Community Development Director
NON-VOTING M~,,MBER,q PRESENT
Norman Kobayashi, Community Member
STAI~F PRESENT
Michele Bjurman, Planner II; and Nancy Souders, Secretary
APPROVAl, OF MINUTES
The minutes of the meeting of November 09, 1995 were approved as submitted.
Vote 3-0
NEW ~IUSIN~.SS
1. Application No: 16-U-95, 12-Z-95, 10-TM-95, and 33-EA-95
Applicant: Mary Jozovich, Don and Sue Jozovich, Nick and Viola Lazaneo
Property Owner: Mary Jozovich, Don and Sue Jozovich, Nick and Viola LzT?neo
Location: 10106-10132 Blaney Avenue
USE PERMIT: To construct 8 single family residential units in a planned development
zoning district.
ZONING: To zone an approximately 1 acre parcel to P(RES $-10).
TENTATIVE MAP: To consolidate 3 lots and to subdivide an approximately 1 care
parcel into 8 lots.
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This project consists of three lots with three single family dwellings currently on
each lot. The applicant is proposing to demolish these homes, and re-subdivide the lots
into eight lots. Staff explained that the environmental impacts would only be in regards
to the trees currently on the lots. According to the applicant's three arborist reports, the
concern is in regards to nine lreos. Four of these trees have been proposed to removed.
Two are Italian Cypresses,(which are of ordinance size), one is a English Walnut, and
the last is a Monterey Pine. According to the arborist reports, The Monterey Pine may
only last ten to fifteen years, and is not guaranteed to survive the construction. The
recommendations are to replace the tree with a native tree in a different location. Staff is
recommending that the tree be removed. Bert Viskovich moved for a Negative
Declaration with a motion that the Planning Commission consider options to save the
Monterey Pine Tree. Wally Dean seconded the motion.
Vote ~-0
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