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CIT!' ΠaJPIIRl'DD, STAm ΠCALIl"CHIIA
10300 '.lUU<ß AVIRB, ~".uÐ, CA 95014
'ŒI.£PtIH!:: (408) 252-4505
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Π'DIE crrr a:ocn., HKU) (If., ....IR!' 10, 1992,
a:H'I!RI!KZ RXHI C All) D, Cl'1'f HAIL,
10300 '.lUQQ5 AVI!HE, \,u.....\.dìÐ, CAI.JJI'CRIIA
CAlL 'IO IA<U!OK
'D¡e meet:inq _ called to ....deI: at 6:30 p.m. by It.zu¡.
Sorensen.
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0:Juncil ?L _S 1L:
DeBn, Gol"""", szabo, MIIyor SareIISeD
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Plam1ing n..n;..i~D P1._B tL:
Austin, ~ .1.__7-;_, MabcnII!Iy, ~
pl........illg o-.-i_i........ JIbs_Jl:
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Staff P.L s ~L:
City ~ BraIiD
City Clerk n,......1ius
Director of Pdñic 1tJrlœ VisIIDY'id1
Dizector of n-mity Dellel> ~ ·L QMm
City pl~....-- ....d&ll
City Att.u..a-t 1tilian
MIIyor Sw..,..aen ..................t that the IIII!I8t:iDg is ~ing _....d to
0:Juncil Q\-.J -er- .
0:Juncil recaM!Ded in (bIrV'U "".,.,.".. at 6:35 p.m., at ....i~
ti.me all Q)urV'!i 1.._.J ~LD were ,ioIL _11 aL.
œAL aHDIICATIœs - NDDe,
Review of Planning
recx:IIIIEßiati related
~.....a.l di.rectiœ.
n-onni_iœ IIBjar pr""'H1IIi"'"'Y
to the General Plan and dF.......ining
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Mayor Sorenser. stated that the meeting will end ~UU¥llY at
8:00 p.m, 'lbere will be 1/2 hour of public iqIut. BIId1
~1U1 will be limited to three minutes; tb....af......, a
1IIÍlÚJ1un of 10 peq>le will be able to speIIk. She announced
that the previous Friday, she hIJd toured the Di.o:-Ti"
pIq¡ezLy with John SOOrat:o and the arcbbishcp.
CWnc. Szabo and Q:Junc. Ifqipel stated they, too, hIJd toured
the ~'¥"'- Ly ,
'D¡e meeting _ then cp!Ded for public .. ,.,.- ¡L.
Joe 'l't..t.......J\., 20791 Scofield Drive, urged 0:Juncil to put
Balle of the Diocue }lJ.~ly in 1-' ......l<aJl open space. '!be
City dces need affordable hcuøing. He felt Balle of the
IIEIIIÍnIIry ~,¥",-ll' ....J)d be ~llent for affuuJllble housing,
partiaùðrly near the PG&B subøt:aticn. He spoIœ in 8lIwuJ.L
of a parkwIIy co stevens creek Boulevard.
BInbara ~'" 19764 Auburn Drive, ..i:h..,..sed nw........)
regan:Iing the requested density increase by A¡:p].e/&.kdtu
Gat:øøy Project. She spoIœ in syWULl of a -,~ shewing
artifacts ñan the early days of IXIIplter tectmology. Sbe
felt this wculd be cpxi far 0Jpertin0.
Henœn Hijlllms, 19875 stevens Creek, ..~ S iLing the
CUpertino n...... >at. of 0 ,...-. œ as their cbaizperøœ far T IV'JO J
Affairs, J:"eITi-s a Grand Bculevard O:IIai.ttee nport. '!be
Ouori)er ~.,..Bes "'u,...L for furt:beIr study tawrd a city
center and arterial. Be "'~.r-ted tbIIt the City study
............ai.c planning and growth.
Mavis aoith, 22734 Majestic oak WIly, ..i:h.'<ZOaed 0:Juncil
regan:Iing d1ildren of the ~..... and their need to
experienoe open epeœ, esper-i..lly wild land. She .....,1ti liJœ
to see open ~ AMooori to the ŒIUI1ty park. '1be General
Plan IIIJ8t provide '.JIlitiomnA for the future. It is ~"£Y
to think of the future of the land.
Andy aoith, 854 Lily Avenue, CUpertino, felt the City sOOuld
leave land zœing as it is unless a ~'¥"'- Ll' owner agr on
a c:h8nge or there are extenuating cirt:œIstanœs. He felt
there were neither in this case. In the past, a large
aIIDUI1t of dmrc:h land went to open spBCe. lie felt the
churd1' s solutiœ is practiæl. HI:. aoith said he dces r;p
to Rancho san Antaú.o to get solitude, He felt there is oow
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MD«1lES CF 'ŒE FI!:BRUARY 10, 1992, ADJaJRNED RI!DJLAR crrr
cx:ncIL Mf:E'l'n«; (OC-829C)
ð <pod balance betl.eeI1 open spaoe and devel...".......il and the
àn.trch's ~,~ maintai.na that balance. He urged Cbuncll
oot to cbm zooe the ~'+'= Lj,
Glerm BarlJer, 10257 vista Knoll and Jll:ple's Director of Real
Estate Facilities, said that Jll:ple'S interest in the Get.......!
Plan is re..¡,.u..sible, reasc:nllble, huœn scale develt'l...-.I.
'1!1e C\JpertiIX> Gateway and Pranetheus' City Center area are
their primary interests. He urged that 0:Juncil DBlœ sure
larger bJsinesses, ~ transportatioo dfmIuld --r·~ L,
can grow. He ~=sed UAlUCLU reg!Irding IX) grcwt:b far
cxnpxatioos and stated that Jll:ple's interests are exclusive
to \A.O........cial rorrià:>rs.
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Phil Zeitmlm, 22907 criclœt Hill RcIId, oo-dIair of aJRB,
~=sed suwœ:l for saœ grcwt:b in CUpertino. He ....)]-1
like identified heiI;þt limits CI1 Ste\I&J8 Creek Boulevard and
DeIInza Boulevard, a psriaIIIIy CI1 Ste\I&J8 Creek Boulevard, the
need for hcuøing ..:k:h..,.,sed, and mereness of the dIm."aa. of
hillside devel.,..~¡L. He also asJœc if the issue of a
"heart- of C\JpertiIX> or a GLaud Bou1evaId neoeeøuy? Be
~=sed that the E level of service is intolerable. Be
felt that ð "first cxme, first serwd" bBsis of develt,..-.L
.. ~'¥Liate and ~=sed the need for a .........~ qBl
sp&oe/hillside ordinance. Be felt tbIIt 480 units deve1.operi
CI1 the seminlIry ~"'i'CLLZ is un.::cœptable. '1!1e exist.iDg
General Plan allows 293 units.
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JoIm SuL..ato, 10600 North DeAnza Boulevard, L"¥L-S iUng the
81m .Jose Dio¡;ea9, 1"- s.....::1.ed a ~ to QJuncil sbcwiDg
pot:ential building sizes CI1 the tii","!!EI ~'JI:'CLL1' in
accardance with the PlaDniDg fhnni-iœ's re-·.·,·-aisticn.
It's not just a Jœ.tter of the no_ of uni.ts, b1t the
size. He urged tbIIt fhlrV'il look at the definition of
hillside and they w:JUld see tbIIt DDSt of the pL....-l
develcpœnt is not CI1 hillsides.
RL.Lc..l Hawn, IICI.L.:... of the Bœrd of DiIectors of the
Gœ3Jbelt Alliance, told OJuncil he bas seen IIIIDY ~
aver the years. 'lbere are bic .............I.c issues: œe is the
additicnal rost to the Cit.y for police, fire, etc., and
uwu..t...m.ity CXJSt5. People are very <XIJOBr11ed regarding
develt'l...~íL in the city rore. He urged 0:Juncil oot to
s4àm m:mey lNðY fup¡ the rore. CUpertino needs the IIIJ8t
efficient devel'-¥......L for the IID8t citizens.
~laria Ranero-'Ib:Jœs, 22821 Median, IICI.L.:... of st. JœepJ.'s
parish, stated the City Ccuncil is amnitted and dedicated.
She urged OJuncii to ~ the r~",.e.)¡jaticns of the
Planning CkmnissÍŒl so the Dw. TEl of 81m Jose can cp
forward with ~V<jLœ.Þ sud1 as jcb training, food and shelter
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MINt1lES œ 'mE FI!:BRUARY 10, 1992, AnXIJRNED RJ;X;(JLAR crrr
CDH:n. MEETDG (œ-829C)
for the needy, ~"""'GlI" for the elderly. 'lbese ~...".......
need financial SUf¥.>LL.
Diane !b1:ell() IIœcIa, L"¥L B .Ling FAIR suppu..Ls fair
treatment of the lii"<:'HB as the CIIIoIDeI" of the ~~Lr' 1bI!I
dmrd1 amtribrt:es hur&h..,.Jt, of thcJusancIs of cbllars in Santa
Clara Cbmty far the needy. She Ii; "'""'J' .......i tbIIt it is
~u~.date for CatOOlics to !ll:i>ilize to help the àmrå1.
'1bere is a lcmg history of the àmrå1 fic lting for ri91ts.
Ric::Mrd SChœBdJer, 11331 But:b Rœd, said he has spo1œn in
the past in favor of FAIR. '1'oniç lt he is speaking as a
0Jpertin0 resident who enjoys the en.rÌL.....a,o::ail. He is a
1oi8llœr and cares a great deal about the cpen space tbIIt is
&VA; l..hle. 'D¡e cpen IIpt'œ in Sew!n springs is not &VA; l..hle
to pett)le. Not just the l""Lu:ailðge of cpen ~ and
deve1'i"~ll munts, b1t its aooe8'Jibility as well. '1be
~,,,~Bed gift by the àmrå1 of 100 acres 'oJCUld really be
aooe8øible to the pi>lic for use. Be tm;8i 0:Juncil to think
favorably on the pl.......;ng C"nnn;AAiœ r<'o..........Jaticns.
VerI ('l..n~, 22689 1fT ,ring 0IIk QJurt, director of a land
amservancy org¡mizaticn, .....,-'"'-1 0:II1IlCil for their b..uad
view of the whole ecological fabric !ran ~ 280 to
HJW-lln Ridge. '1be8e are not just stat.isti.cs tbIIt am be
1II!IIÚp1lated. JllAi'.t^ ..lu..d mise am be even be .... -v' ..h1e
if a "living 1IIIIJt1e" of green is &VAi lAhle. 'Ibis is an
absolutely irrepl... ....le piece of eBrth. Be .".,.---
0:Juncil for meet:inq a challenge.
Mayor ao.;.,.....,.. stated that a half hour hðcI I"'a'lled and this
_ 00If the en:! of ¡ù)lic iq:Iut.
Director of rnm.m;ty Dell""1. """",L QMm reviewed the staff
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Q:Junc. SZabo stated he ....,M lilœ the Planning Qmaission to
state that this is a land use decision regardless of who
owns the ~'-t'CL L)'. Salle of the things that need to be
considered. include what is GK'L"¥Li.ate for expancIing in the
hillsides. It msts JJDœ city JTa1eY to expand in outer
regicIls. Services DUSt exist thm:e. Also, there is the
quest.Ï.a1 of sdDols. Be stated other issues to be
considered. are the need for a JJDœ orderly way of devA1'"{'ing
remaining land. Inevitably, develq:rnent brings JJDœ
traffic. He suggested the Planning Omnission consider
higher density alcmg major rorriWrs,
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MINUlES œ 'mE FI!:BR1D\RY 10, 1992, AnXXJRNED RI!GJIAR crrr
ancn. MI!:E'l'DC (OC-829C)
QJunc. ~l ~CDsed CXXJœm regarding apart:ments near
the PGr.E statioo, She requested tbIIt Ccmn. Mac\œr1zie state
his ., ...'''''its regarding the safety issue.
O:mn. MaclœrIzie stated tbIIt there is an issue en the
Planning Ccmnissioo agenda t.cnicjIt regarding subdivisicn of
a ~....".....Li near transnissicn lines. It is being ze,...,.-.W1
that en the recorded deed there be a statement tbIIt the
~..".....L}' is near transnissicn lines.
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Q:Junc. ~l aslœd 8I1Cther questicn regarding the }'Ii 1 110M..
~' ~. __1 as 1"- B .Led by Cbmc. Golållm. She aslœd far the
~_s-!l zcningB of areas involVl3d and _ inf,....~i tbIIt the
hillside area actually has three œt:eI;pries of slope
density. In 8à:Ü.tion, the areas still in the <DUnty have
very restrictive zcningB.
Q:Junc. Golållm!Jtated that. his ~. tJ06ð] is a 1cng .......".. land
use 1"-' vJ" 1 including ~.."..... Ly CJIIIDed by ¡rai..... and tbe
c:burd1, as well as Inspiraticn HeÌij1t8 and RiIe9Jart ~.
'D¡e 1"-.'1,.....1 provides for deve]''I..'~iL of less than five acœ
lots. It is a \A.UL..ul1ed growth 1-"-' v _) which he feels
DDSt people '4II8I1t. It provides for limited growth in the
hi 11 Aides. He stated that there is a need to CDlSider wbat
people wnt reg¡nùless of the pain it !lIlY ,...,.-. n-......... 1
can dImJge the General Plan. It should be reascœble to
La... -T!! or decrease zcning if the people wnt tbIIt. He
urged the Planning n-.mri "sim to CDlSider his plan as a
viable .yilW\ and urged t:.hsn to ,w..itt.. by their ~,..ri.........
if this is what the (."QlJlllmity .ms. It.. first nooll eel
the GoJ"""" Plan, then the MIIrshall Plan, but be feels it is
the CUpertino Plan.
0--...... DeIIn aslœd if the Planning f'nIIni -ico .._.1 -e.t II bad l!Il'lY
i.""PJt or questions at this time.
Ccmn. Fazekas asked for a definitiœ of ·hillside".
Director of Chnnoll'\Ìty Delle], 'I. ..~ C>:JwBn said it is a
CXIIbinaticn of line en the IIBp and sl<:p!.
Q:Junc. Golàœn stated that his policy includes the ifi....:-H!
~.."..... Lf. '1hese are axrt:icpJus lots and the ammmity
CDlSiderB it hillside.
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Ma}'or Sorensen stated the ~q.'CLLi is CCDBidered hillside
q¡en ~ even though it !lIlY not really be hillside.
In regard to the hillside plan as ~~'Ù by Q:Junc.
Golånan, Ccmn. HacJœnzie asked if, with the five acre
mininun, the City wculd not just be scattering delle], 'I. ,·~tL
instead of CXJnoentrating it.
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cœnc, Go1åœn then reviewed his l'L'tNØal.
QJmI. Austin asked questions regIIIding the Ibna
develcpnent. She stated tbIIt it had started with Bl Qaino
Haepital and then sold to another eqt!1lIC:f, She felt tbIIt
perhaps the City shculd look at it again in regard to their
use of the dEllsity bcnus. 'lber:e is a lot of trAffi" and a
lot of massiveness in tbIIt devel.'ll..:ul.
Mayor 90rensEÐ stated the Planning n-..m; AØ.i.cn l1li}' look at
it.
QJmI. Austin then stated tbIIt she feels very DL......"ly there
shculd be DO hli Ming 00 ridge lines. She also 8UIp8t:ecI
limitaticns 00 lllUlSiwness of hcuøes.
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'D¡e Planning """""'¡-iœ _ told to look at that.
QJmI. *' "_,7.i.. stated tbIIt there is a benefit far a ClIp in
square footage far all l'L""'t""LL}' in QJpertino. '1bis ÜI a
policy issue and he requested directicn frail (b""'; 1 .
(bill(' . Ifqipel stated tbIIt she did not 1IIIIDt an overall ClIp.
She also ""'t'L-øed the q>ini.... tbIIt hillside mn- are DC¢
aí.fu.&..1.-hIe.
(bITV"'. ~ÑY> said he ....,M lilœ limiting a .............. size,
such as ......-.cúlðge of lot size. lIB 00es not 1IIIIDt 10,000 sq.
ft. houses.
Mayor !L..- '""'" suggested tbIIt the n-onni_iat look at 5,000
sq. ft. and see wbat they CXJIIB up with.
O:IIITV"'. DeIIn said he did not feel it was cpve1:......Vs jœ to
put caps 00 house IIIUIS size.
QJmI. ~htwIooy told QJuncil that the CXIIIIIÌ.88ia1 had 9Dt
thmur 1 a lot of liiAl"l!øø.i.cn. 'lbey had wœ:kied with 9"""lA
such as providing as IIIJCh pmlic open space as possible and
meet the hcusing ne "e. He -1œd wbat cpals ths n-onni_ú;n
shculd be txying to meet.
Mayor Sorensen stated that the crmni.ssΌ1's r..............Jtd..icn
for 490 banes 00 the seminary ~'¥'Lly sOOdœd the QJuncil.
She suggested the amnissΌ1 look at the plan subnitted by
O::Iunc. Golàœn,
C'CIIm, M9hœey stated he ne -',o,oj to know the ~.
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MINUŒS œ '!HE FE9RDARY 10, 1992, AnUIRNED RI!RJLAR crrr
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Counc. Golàœn stated tbIIt the alternatives are not 480
units versus 40 bcuses OIl top of the hill. 'lhere are other
åIoiœs. In reg¡mi to services, it ~'t mIœ øenøe å)
put houses far ~ £rem jOOs. It åJesn't mIœ ...._
regarding affordllble housing. 1bIt t;J)al does the M!Irsball
Golàœn Plan give for the City? It.... serves subutbIm open
8pIIœ tbIIt people alae far, If ycu cb this (deve].".-d..),
it will lelld to 1IICrBe.
Q:Junc. ~l stated tbIIt __ and visual iDpct is Ii
cxnœm as well as the envircnœnt.
Q:mn, MIIhcney stated tbIIt they will have to cxme up with
diffe11!Ot alternatives. He stated tbIIt saae cpals they had
heard were driving the ".......iaøia1,
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Director of n-o....."".ity Devoel"·'-'L 0cMm aslœd if the
Planning n-.nni_iœ is OIl the ri9Jt trac:k in regard to IAM8l
of 8eI:vioe D and the _A\œt of trips". He also inquired
about the use of c:tiwxJunting .,....... ".. for DDre growth and
1ihether or not trRfl'icAitiglltion is ---v; >.. He aslœd about
other CXIIIIUI1i.ty ---its.
Counc. szabo said he li_ the tier '-UI~, al~ not
~earily the nI.II.·'IIIIC"I.De
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Counc. DeIIn said tbøre .. a pr;d:)lem with 1'i -1
respct1sihi lity. '1!1ere is a need å) ð.lh.-s retail sa1es.
Is t...adt. in t..........Lticn7 He pl:u .t.ed an .......tn tape fraa an
0ctdJer a:.ofàL....- he ~- far the Planning n-.nni -ic:n
to listen to. lie urged the ~_t"., to look 5-10 j8IIr8
£ran new for the City's basiness plan.
Q:mn. MlKI......,..t.. stated it 100Iœ like there is plenty of
retail 8p11œ. Iarga Rm EIIp10yenJ are bringinrJ sa1es to
this city.
thine, De!In said sales figures are flat 80 IICIIIBt:hiJ1g is not
werking.
Q:mn, MBcIœnzíe felt it IorIIlld be CFOd to have a Q)stco type
store, b.1t he did DDt laxIW where it ......,ld be located in the
City.
Counc. S2abo ""'i'L-øed skepticism reg¡m:üng the .......a.m1.c
ðIIalysis. '!be 11~ of Ellployees increased, b.1t sales tax
cbllars have not Ip)e up.
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MIM1ŒS CF 'DIE F1!:BR[]ARY 10, 1992, AnJŒJRNI!:D RI!GJLAR crrr
aIH:IL .......~'.u«; (OC-829C)
Q:Junc. Golåœn ~_sed CXJnœrn regm1ing the trip
alloaltial chart looking at 0Jpert.in0 as a wbcle. He feels
t:høre will be d1anges :fJ:aB Hi.c;þey 85 and deYR].1. ....,L and
flSked the camdssial to taIœ a crack at what they will be.
lie asked the camdssial to define where transportat.ia1
oorriŒ>rs will be and to be DDre ~Hic,
MIIym" Sorensen referred to the l'ebruðry 3 minutes and stated
tbIIt several rounciL.~.~......... ø -'I to ~L 1J9lt rail.
0:II1OC. szabo told the lY'OIIII; -ial to be œœful regsrdiD!J
level of service. It is '--ad en vol\IIIB of tmffic. lie
urged them not to jœp fIaD D to E, b1t to lock at
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'4IIyOr Sorensen asked the lY'OIIII;asial to lock at trAfl'ic all
':MIl: the city.
Q:Junc. DeIIn asked for the ...........-ial's visial of a heart of
the city.
a.n. Fazelœs øaid tbIIt the Planning f'nnniaeiœ bad .'U,,-sed
the GLaud Boulevard and felt tbIIt the fuoctiœ of the city
....,M be a ~Hic plan -ged en citizen iqut.
fIoo" n_" RijDlms reiterated tbIIt the Q>.-.J..... er..:L......d further
study of the Grand Boulevmd, not the GLa..d ~118'.1_.d
itself .
Cbunc. Jrq'pel said &be does not ~L the use of DDre
funds to study this uu ~. Sbe bas DDt seen auz-a- IIDV8
£ran CUpertino t-.n,_ it bad DO àJwnt:cJwn.
MIIym" Sorensen stated tbIIt a heart of the city t+ a bic 1
priority -- en the I}:)als f'nnnittee.
(b¡1OC, Golàœn said he did DDt WID1t to throw good .....-z
after bIId øcney, but a lY'MIIII"lity ~vC'e8ø regm1ing Grand
Boulevanl 'oICUld prcbIIbly not be <XI8t1.y. 'DIe Goals O::mIIittee
bad ~_eed ~..l for a àJwnt:cJwn, heart of the city,
Grand Boulevard.
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Q:Junc. ~l stated that $1.7 millicn 0Jts are 'U e _-I tbIIt
we did DOt knew about a year tJq3.
Qmn. Austin said the Planning a:mni.ssial ......,ld not see
St:eII&Is creek Boulevard as pede:strian frienUy and thcuçþt
perMps saœ IIBI"Iœr shcwinq it· s CUpertino 10ICUld be
6wL<¥LÌðte without spending a lot of lInleY,
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MINl1l'ES œ '!HE Fm!RUI\RY 10, 1992, AnJœRNED RBGUIM crrr
CXXH::.IL MI!:ETIH; (OC-B29C)
Mayor Soren!M!l1 said she __ not 8\Ire the 0Juncll feels the
- way and 8111œd that the Q:mnissiœ give 0Juncll a muple
of alternatives.
O::mn, Austin stated th6t the Q:mnissiœ feels hli Mh":J
hei~ should bA limited to three to five stories.
O::mn, Fazekas stated 50 feet in 'P-.al wuld be r<'O. -...-.dt.d
as "",,""'G; heiqJt. 'Ibis translates to '"t¥Lu;i-te1y three
stories .
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Q)unc. Gol:iœn stated actual heiqJt is the lœy issue.
Qmn. FazeJœs then as1œd if the cnmcil amsidt...aJ ~
crucial.
Q)unc. Ifqipel pointed out t:hat litj1t rail __ hig--
density. She ..1O)œd far exiIIIIples of a hi; M;ng 50 feet and
one 70 feet 80 s.')e .....,ld visualize thoøe sizes. She
""..p...,..øed the desiœ to 1œep the Big 3 here.
Q:Junc. -..t.Q _....~ the feeling tbIIt a pnhli,. hearing
wuld be ne :'ed to establish heJ4tt l.iJDits. lie -hod the
amnissiœ to CDIIB bIIc:k with a r"""', ,.,.""'.datiœ and fh........]
wuld ,w..;,. in a p1Þlk hearing.
Director of rr-....ity J)evIoo]",··-.L a:-n said in office
hi; lliingø, stories are 1_...l1y 13-1/2 feet. It.. piliJted
out tbIIt the City Center JIpple hi; Ming is 13 feet per
floor. '1his is a .1ardœrk hli Ming.
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Q)unc. DeIIn also stated tbIIt three stories riI 1t CD the
si"-~ has a different iDpICt thIm three stories with a
setback.
Q:Junc, -..00 said he feels there is a CDI8eII8U8 tbIIt the
eclectic aràú.tecture has 1œt fl!lJOr and tbIIt a ~ or a
little ccnfcmai.ty is desired.
'D¡e Planning C'nnn;IJsiœ will look at ~if'ic districts with
themes for thrcur Icut the city.
In regam to neic 1borhocds, QJunc. Golàœn stated he ....,M
liJœ to see a '-'AtI....ul œ big 1DJses œ 1111111 lots. 1b!I1
d1anges in ~ mitj1t occur, he wuld liJœ ..L........
neicj1borOOod inplt. ExIInples of big houses œ IIIIall lots
were develcpnents alœq !U:lellan Rœd, one of which he felt
gave a a:nœpt. of wall to wall houses even tOOuI 1 the
subdivisiœ met the floor area ratios. Petple have said
that deveJ.,,"""il has drastically chIInged the ....;«;#,...huud.
'!be second ..........le _ the devel"¥I",,uL of flaq lots also œ
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MDUŒS œ 'lHE PI!2!R[DIRY 10, 1992, AD..uunn..u RI!OJU\R CITY
cax=n. .......~-.uG (œ-829C)
Má::lel1...... He felt ~ are not c;ettL"1IJ the
prot:ecti.œ they !Wed.
CDmc. Golållm IIAIaod 1IIhen the Planning f"nnni..øiœ Yill
<XIIplete their MX'k with the General Plan.
Director of n-.m.v1i.ty Deve1,'·~,l a:-n 3tatecl tbIIt there is
a """-'1I1e; hcIoiev8r, since there is need to look td: the
hillsides '9"i", it will be exten:ied bio to ~ 1'1" L._. lie
h8d p:eviously felt tbIIt the General Plan cxW.d be at
0:Juncil level saaet.ime in late June.
City pl............ ....dt.ll said that it is -..__'i:ed the Planning
l"nnni.."i.... will fica their pl:'f'Hm;","ty ....,.. -.dst.1c.ns in
MIIrcb, at 1IIbi.d1 time those will be fœ::lM1.dt.d to 0:Iuncil.
'D1en, the emriram!ntal iupect L.........L will be ..._..d if
the r'll:ll"· _._._-~ are what 0Junci1 1IBJtø. (btwv.; 1 aID
lii"""l88 the GeD&...al Plan œrlng the SIR ptl:'o n9, but not the
SIR 1:..41...... the final .-,...¡..i .....
At 8:20 p.m., 0"........1 adjoumed to P'eŒuIIry 15, 1992, 9:00
a.m. , a.ufa........... RDcm A. Mayor!L..- en .......hd the
Planning n--;.....iœ far their writ and iIplt.
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