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Exhibit CC 01-24-2017 Oral CommunicationsI /?..L/ /17 THE Cu TINO CHAMB Be OF Co MERCE oipttL THE A IAN AME ICAN BU IN PROUDLY PRE ENT Luncheon 2017 Celebrating the Year of the Rooster TH Cou CIL DYNASTY RESTAURANT, CUPERTINO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2017 1 1 :30 AM TO 1 :30 PM • OVER 200 GUESTS FROM THE GREATER CUPERTINO AREA • OPPORTUNITY TO HIGHLIGHT YOUR BUSINESS AND NETWORK WITH OTHER BUSINESSES, COMMUNITY LEADERS, AND ELECTED OFFICIALS • CELEBRATE THE CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF THE CUPERTINO BUSINESS COMMUNITY CUPERTINO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND ASIAN AMERICAN BUSINESS COUNCIL SPONSORSHIP LEVELS & BENEFITS 19th Annual Lunar New Year Luncheon D TITLE SPONSOR -{$2,500) ./ Logo/Business Name on all marketing materials ./ Logo/Business Name highlighted in the event program ./ Table of ten-Premier placement at the event luncheon ./ Expo display table ./ Deliver greeting to luncheon guests (1 minute) D BRIDGE AWARD SPONSOR ($1,000) ./ Logo/Business name highlighted in the event program ./ Presentation of the Bridge Award with AABC Chair and Chamber President ./ Table of ten ./ Expo display table or Give Away D DRAGON SPONSOR ($800) ./ Business name listed in the event program ./ Table of ten D PLATINUM SPONSOR ($500) ./ Business name listed in the event program ./ Four luncheon seats D GOLD SPONSOR ($250) ./ Business name listed in the event program ./ Two luncheon seats D SILVER SPONSOR ($100) ./ Business name listed in the event program ./ One luncheon seat D INDIVIDUAL TICKET ($60*) *When purchased by Friday, January 27, 2017 . Tickets purchased after January 27, 2017 and at the door will be $70 . Chamber Members are welcome to donate Drawing Prizes worth $50. Please accept my payment of$ _____ _ by: Check D Visa D MC D Other Credit Card Number Billing Address Contact Name Phone Number Signature Exp. Date City State Organization Name E-mail Date Please write checks out to and/or submit form to: Cupertino Chamber of Commerce 20455 Silverado Avenue, Cupertino, CA 95014 Phone: (408) 252-7054 or Email: contact@cupertino-chamber.org CW2 Code Zip Code (;J/?lc.-c..., Cupertino City Council Comments Dolly Sandoval 01242017 Good evening Madame Mayor and City Council. At the national level, we recently witnessed a demoralizing, polarizing campaign that continues to divide this nation. Many in our country are disillusioned by the lack of experience of proposed cabinet members. The nominees, while perhaps book smart or leaders in their own industries, have so little experience and understanding of how government operates. Many of these nominees have not served our nation's citizens in the best interest of our communities but have had their companies interest at heart throughout their adult careers. So what does this have to do with the city of Cupertino? Next week, you, the city council, similar to our US Senate, will interview residents applying for various city commission appointments. You will need to weigh who has the background, experience and wherewithal to do right for our city. While I have not been privy to the list, I suspect the candidates for the Planning Commission all have the basic requisite experience: live in the city and ability to attend the meetings. What I believe we need in a future planning commissioner, though, goes beyond the basics. We have also come through a very polarizing campaign season through Measures C and D. It was clearly evident a majority of our voting residents were not satisfied with keeping Vallco as is, nor did they completely buy into the Hills concept. And while Vallco is a major piece of property in our city, undoubtedly there will be a variety of other proposed changes. Our next planning commissioner must have the ability to not only read and understand the General Plan and city codes, they will need to keep the city's long- term interest in mind. The next planning commissioner should have experience in city budgetary matters, seeing projects take shape from conception to build out, have a track record of making hard decisions, and have a thick enough skin to take the heat. Cupertino City Council Comments Dolly Sandoval 01242017 It almost goes without saying (but I am going to say it), the future commissioner should have a backbone, be solid in their views and principles and not pander to various groups. Candidates who lack the ability to stand up for what's right, and applicable under city codes, will not best serve Cupertino. It is one thing to say you can make tough decisions and stick by them, it is entirely different to do so. Remember -the best predictor of future behavior is past performance. I have the experience of having weighed this same decision, and made appointments to the Planning Commission. I urge you to please choose wisely. Thank you for your service and continue to have a good evening.