CC 01-22-91
Cl'lY OF aJFERl'DÐ, STME OF CAI..IFtRŒA
10300 '.Iae Avm«JE, aJPERl'IJÐ, CA 95014
TEIEPfDŒ: (408) 252-4505
Kn«1lE9 OF '!HE RÐ:mAR MEETm:; OF '!HE C1'l'\t' CXXJNCIL
HEW æ JANUARY 22, 1991, CXXJNCIL amMBER, C1'l'\t' HAIL
l0300 1:UKl<I:; AVEKJE, aJPERl'IlÐ, CAUR::errA
œ-S05
'1be JDeet:in;J was called to order by Mayer Kq.pel at 6:20
p.m.
roIL CAIL
CDmc. ~S' .L:
(".J'I1......."1, Ro9=s, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayer Kq.pel
staff PL S _IL:
City Manager BI:tJWn
City Cleñt Comelius
others P). S íL:
SUpervisor Dianne McKenna
SAIl7I'E m '!HE FIAG
Mayer }Ctypel asked evetya'Ie tò remain standin:J for a m::.medt.
of silerre for oor LL"""'l'"" in the Mid:ne East.
SUpervisor Mc::Kenna &.1b. ~-gli a::uncil regardi.n,J santa Clara
County's a1i.J.dren's Shelter. She ~ Sb.d.ed a video
basically designed for the private sector which gives an
introducticn to the project. SUpervisor McKenna stated
that the City of San Jose has ccntrib1ted $1/2 millicn
tawra%ds the Shelter and is plannin;J toO ccntrib.1te another
$1/2 millicn next year. A total of $3 millicn to $3-1/2
millien has been CUJtri1:uted by the public sector. She
recpISted that CDmcil look at a ca.-t:ributicn to the
Shelter as part of the ):¡I~ pt. <' , possibly f.ran
l'romII"1ity DBYel""l-"""',L Block Grant funds. She has met with
the 0Juncils of Bunnyvale, H.Jrgan Hill and !bmtain View.
~Lu,£I-tely $2-3 millien mare is - - for the project.
In the last foor mcnths, about 2% of the -i....iŒlS to the
OILL.....l shelter came frcm 0Jpertin0. If the City's
......,LLiJ:Jutien was to be prt:IpCII'ticnù to -i....ioos, that
waùd mean <It¥L.urI-tely $40-50,000 fran the City.
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Children's
Shelter funding
(Supv. McKenna)
SUpervisor Mr::Kenna a.",.-""ted that the City talk with
"_,J ~s of the CciUnty staff regardiø¡ ""-"'\ity D8Y8l,¥"",IL
Block Grant fundinr::J as it shculd q¡",H~ since they are
hoosin] children. Also, any cc:ntriJ::ut:ia OO'tld be
stretched aver mare than a CI18 year period.
SUpervisor Mr::Kenna stated there was no need far her to be
later en the agerœ also.
lID '1'$$: 6:4<H5:45 P.M.
came. PresldL:
Goldman, Rcge1:s, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayer IC'q:pel
staff P1. e blL:
City Manager BI:tJWn
City Cleñt Comelius
Director of Fublic 1LLJu:. visJa:lvich
Assistant to the City Manager BI:tJWn (arrived 7:02 p.m.)
Direc:tar of Fi.r1ame snyder
Director of PamI IIlIi Recreaticn Dcwlin]
Fublic Infamatien Officer ICrey
City Planner Caughey
Hamin] and Services Coordinator Norlin]
Hoosin] ~;"1 ist Gil
City Attomey Kilian
~
It was IŒMId by CDmc. ~.., ~.dt.d by CDmc. Szabo and
I""eeed UI'1iUÚJIDJsly to rEIIK:III8 Item No. 13 fmI the agen:Ja.
Directar of PaDœ and RBc:reaticn Dcwlin] requested that
CDmcil CXI"ItinJe Item No. 1 to their II88tiD.J of February 4
as the recpested exteœicn of hcurs is not CXI1Bistent: with
policy. '1berefare, he needs tJme to seni notice o:t the
l""J-t to these in the neighbœ:hood.
It was IŒMId by CDmc. aoge1:&, seoollded by CCimIc. Sorensen
and l""e_ed unanimcusly to rEIIK:III8 Item No. 1 to the meet:inJ
of Febroaty 4.
CEREH:tŒAL Wu".LUÇj - PRESmrATIctS
Pres ,jl.atien frail Buellen lbiilisoo, :Rtf, regardiø¡ an \pte
en p,lblic health uenJs and describin:J DepIrtment of Public
Health services.
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KINt1l'ES OF '!HE JANUARY 22, 1991, RmJIAR Cl'lY o:::xJNCIL
MEEI']}C {IX-805)
Representatives frI:m the Santa Clara Camty DepIsrtment of
Public Health infOImed CDmcil of a........¡L services
available and health prcblEIIB en the rise in the nI"OI'III"1ity.
æAL CXHIJNICATIctS
Iauralee Sorensen told these .... sbo,L that the 0Jpertin0
Sports Center Master p~ Camdttee is eu.......jLly
-unq and asJdn:1 for pmlic irpIt. '!be last pmlic irp.¡t
meetin;J is scheduled for Febn1azy 12. An IÇp)L/L.uc.IL can
be made throogh the Director of Parks and Recreatia'l' s
office.
Ken Kelly, 20200 Lucille, stated that in 0c::t:c:àD: he
SURXIr'ted )boaure T and ~~-ted that a driver's liceœe
or Califamia se:úor citizen ontl be acceptable as proof to
qualify for the age e¡.-'1.Uen. Mr. Kelly stated that
Sl"O'IIAŒIe frau the Fi.r1ame Department had called hiJD and
asked for a rent receipt. P.e said he did not have a18 as
he has a lease for the apartJDent.. He was not told ~ a
rent receipt was '1; ~o>t'I¡ however, he does not plan to pay
that tax. Califamia state law says that a CalifODÚa
Senior Citizen card is a legal m.
Director of Finanœ Snyder said he was not aware of ta'1e
situatien¡ he does take any kin:i of proof, includi.n:J a1' m
with picture. He asJœd Mr. Kelly to call him and the
matter waùd be straightened o.rt;.
cœsmr c:::AIÐIIY\R
CDmc. 1O;Jers requested that Items 2 and 6 be J:'E!IIDIIed. It
was IIICMi!d by CDmc. 8oL..._lI!n, e.e.c...dtod by CDmc. Goldman
and p"e"'«i unan.iJDcusly to "K"'uVe the balame of the
Q:r1sent Calerñ.Jr as ""hBitted.
l. Request frau 0Jpertin0 MI~Œ1al ErD:::Iwment Famdatia'l
for waiver of fees for use of the Quinlan ChmI"1ity
Center (previœsly rE!IDYed) .
¿. Removed fran the Q:r1sent Calemar.
3. H:nthly Activity ~, Dec""..her, 1990.
4. SI.IDm:I1s, Case No. 708283, J\xli Somberger, plaintiff.
Receive.
5. Claim for ~ filed lJy Heidi Ecker for Erica Ecker
(a minor). Re<:......Þ.!deè for rejectien.
6. Removed iran the Q:r1sent Calen:1.ar.
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Consent Calendar
.
.
Bingo permits
.
MINt1IES OF 'mE J1\Nt!ARY 22, 1991, RroUIAR Cl'lY aua:::n.
MEF:rm; (0:-805)
7. Resolutioo No. 8317: "A P9s01utioo of the City CDmcil
of the City of Q¡pertino Rescin:ling Deferred J.,¡..-It
Entered Into Betwen the City of Q¡pertino and
Develcpers, Barclay's Bank of california and Cypress
R,ilding Associates enlwgust 12, 1981."
8. Resolutien No. 8318: "A Resolutioo of the City CDmcil
of the City of Q¡pertino Allowing Certain ('·bi...... and
DemarDs Payable in the A1IDmts and FraIl the !\Jnds as
Hereinafter Described for General and Miscellaneous
Experñitures for the Period En:iinq Januazy 11, 1991."
9. Resolutioo No. 8319: "A Resolutien of the City CDmcil
of the City of Q¡pertino Allowing Certain Claims am
Demands Payable in the A1IDmts and frail the !\Jnds as
Hereinafter Described for Salaries and Wages for the
Payroll Period En:iinq Januazy 1, 1991."
10. !b1thly Tre!Isurer's Repolt, ()øo _.1-er, 1990.
~ mD\lED FIO( cx:HSml' CAInmAR
2. Resolutien No. 8315: "A Resolutioo of the City Council
of the City of Q¡pertino Authorizin:J Destructicn of
Certain Records - Perscnnel and Traffic ~i.neerin:3."
It was IIICIYed by CDmc. Rcgers, seoa1ded hy CDmc. Szabo and
I"'~~ed UI'IaJ1im:iusly to adq:Jt Resolutien No. 8315.
6. Resolutioo No. 8316: "A Resolutien of the City CDmci.l
of the City of CUpe.rt.ino Authorizin] ~\tien of
M:xlified J.,¡...........¡t with Los Altos Gi!.Zbage 1'h1por¡y with
Clarificatioo of 0 "1. (I....=,jls of Foxm1la and A¡:plicable
o:øt of IJ.vin;J Indices."
It was IIICIYed by CDmc. Rcgers, sax..&Jt.d by CDmc. Szabo and
I"'eeoo unanimcus1.y to adq:Jt Resolutien No. 8316.
FUBLIC HEARI1«õS
11. Ccnsideratioo of annual renewal of bin30 permits in
0Jpertin0:
öl) Holy Name Society of st. Jose¡:h's Ororc:h, lOllO
DeAnza Bculevard.
b) Interna.tiooal Order of Q:Xl FellCJWS 1170, 20598
HaDestead Read.
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MINtJl'ES OF '!HE JANUARY 22, 1991, RmJ"IAR Cl'lY CXXJNCIL
MEE:l'IN; (CC-S05)
c) Northwest Valley Y's Men's Club, 20803 Alves
Drive.
d) 0Jpertin0 High 5d1ool Booster's Club, Inc., 10100
Findt Avenue.
City Cleñt stated that the 0Jpertin0 High School Þ-."'OSter's
Club had been ~ and CDmcil ClM'Luv'al need not be
CX.'IItinJent upcn other I!JIÇ &....-y's actien.
'111ere bein] no pmlic ç....._Id:., Mayor IC'q:pel anncunoed the
pmlic hearin;J closed.
It was maved by <nm=. SOrensen, seoa1ded by CDmc. Rogers
and I"""'ged unaniJoously to renew the bin;Jo pendts for 1991.
12. Review and apprcval of use of Seventeenth Year
l'nnnItrú.ty Devel<¥"",,d:. Block Grant f'..mds.
(a) Resolutien No. 8314: "A Resolutien of the City
CDmcil of the City of 0Jpertin0 Authorizin¡
!':I,hnittal of F\Jndin; P....'i<"'<"',.. for the Seventeenth
(1991-92) PJ:I:),¡LCUII Year of the O......trú.ty
DeIIel,,¥II.:uL Block Grant PLu,¡LCUII."
Hoosin¡ and Ser.'i.ces O:xmUnator Norling L,t... .,,~ Hoosing
Specialist Vera Gll, 1oh:I reviewed the reo· .,.,-tdatiŒlS.
Jack Goin], president of Secaxi Harvest Food Bank, handed
o.rt; infomaticn aboot the agel~ to CDmcil. He requested
that CDmcil find a way to ~JRJOlt this i1I;j<:I.....-y thraJgh am
fI.1rxis. He has ~ ather cities and the oamty. He
is also getting Sl1R)Ort fran the private sector.
Sally Brennan, Director of 0Jpertin0 l'rwnnotrú.ty services,
stated that she \òOrJæ with Secaxi Harvest Food Bank.
Seventy five to eighty per cent of CX::S's food is BlIR'lied
by the food bulk.
Bill SilJœr, of IDs Gates, a vol\D'Iteer with the food bank,
said the i1I;j<:I.....y is a benefit to 0Jpertin0. '!hey are unable
to harxUe any Dm'e food in its ptls_,L facility and has to
turn away volunteers because there is no roan. '!hey need
Dm'e roan to sort the food. 0Jpertin0 will be able to get
Dm'e food if the aqercy can gI'CJW.
'111ere bein] no other pmlic ~, Mayor IC'q:pel brooght the
item back to CDmcil.
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CDBG (1991-92)
I
Appeal ASAC
51.833.3
Transient
Occupancy Tax
.
App. 21-U-90
.
1mImS OF 'mE JA1mR'{ ~2, 1991., mmIAR ~ CXDaL
MEEl'IlÇ (cx:-ø05)
It was IIIaIIed by counc. Szabo, secx:4dod by CDmc. s.....,,,,,, nn
and p"'e-sd \lnlUÚJlrA s],y to adqJt RI!Isclutiat No. 8314,
ammk:1t.d to include $5,000 for the 5ecxni Harvest Food Bank,
with that m::ney œiD¡ deducted 1'rcIII the Affordable Hcusin]
F\Jrñ.
13. AJ;p-1 of cx:n:iiticn requirinq I'E!IIDVal of brick wall as
part of sign )'L"": L..... at 10122 Bandley AV8I'I]8,
AwJ,icaticn ASAC 51,833.3. AJ.:J-1 filed by Mika
strouse, Able Sign and Lift rn.p.ny.
Previwsly rE!IIIaII8d 1'rcIII the agerœ, as the ~l had been
wit1mawn.
14. Hearing to CXI1Sider a 1\ increase in the TJ:ansient
(h,~ Tax (hotel/'matel tax) which ~ùd set that
tax at 10%.
(a) First readin;J of ordinance No. 1547: "An
Ordinance of the City ChIn::i.1 of the City of
0Jpert.in0 AIIIeIxiiDj Q1apter 3.12, TLCIIlSient
(h,1panCy Tax, of the 0Jpertin0 HIl'1cira] COde."
Director of Fi.r1ame snyder stated that the staff
"'> ..,-'Idaticn is for no irx:rease.
'Ihe1"8 bein¡ no pJblic irpJt, Mayor IC'q:pel brQlght the item
back to CDmcil.
It was IIICMId by CDmc. t"~ldlœn, &..c....dt.d by CDmc. SOrensen
and p"'--e~ 4-1, with CDmc. Szabo t'lie- ,Un¡, to ~W8
the staff 1'""'. ....- L1aticn for no inc:rease of Trarlsient
(h,1pëmCy Tax. '1be matter will be t'li.,., .-;'1 duJ:inI¡ the
h~~....~( I.
PIANNDG APPLICATIctS
15. AwJ,icatien 21-u-90 - Dale Meyer "..........i>.lteB - Use
Perødt to ~1 an exi.stin¡ 79,000 sq. ft. EIhqpin;J
center and c....aLL.x:t: 5,000 sq. ft. of new office ~
urñer the lm:wisioos of Rllicy 2-31 of the General Plan
rand Use EL.<aI!I1t. ~~ is located en the northeast
........,..... of stevens creek Bculevard and Blaney Aver&J8.
EnviJ:t:nDental Det:eminatien: '1be Pla.'1I'1inq cc.-i....ien
uo(h·'·-Ids the grant.inJ of a Negative Declaratien.
p-.. . .,..- rJed for~. (0:x1t.iraJe:i frail Na,,~ 19,
1990. )
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JJ\NUARY 22, 1991, REGUIAR Cl'lY cnJNCIL
ME:E:I'nC (CX:-S05)
City Planner Caughey reviewed the à1arY:Jes that had been
made based en City Council directiCl'l. He stated there are
still quest!ŒIS regard.in;J the taærs CI'l the northernmcst
J:uildin:] and whether or not the scope of the project merits
a banJs density.
JaI1n Pluny, 20720 Garden Mamr 0:Jurt, pointed o.rt; that the
pink and 'JoL.....1 color scheme has been replaced. Also, there
is a OCI'ISiderable aunmt of trees in the plans, l:ut not ao
:nany that the centP.r carn:rt: be seen; fCJ.JT trees were AÑÙ>r'I.
In regard to tll".: taærs, what remains is an ardlitectural
detail., not a huge structure risin:J up.
Dale Meyer, ardlitect, an-lirgame, pointed out additiooal
c:::han:Jes œsecl en Council l'Y"OmIPTJts. 'Ihe drive ~ has
been eliminated, a pë'.rJdn:J space MñM, and other
landscapin:J besides the four trees NŸkw'I. Also, t:Þ'! patio
area in fra1t of P.J. 's r.as been eliminated, with
lan:ls<--<lpin:J replacin:J it. '!he metal roofs have been
eliminated and substituted with lCJW, slq:>in;¡' tile roofs.
'!he taærs have been ch."M ~ in height, l:ut still break up
the linear look. There is about a 6 inch averha1'rq of roof
00 the buildin;J except where it is 00 the property line.
One c:w±I Olt lcnJ Blaney frantage is be1n:J !-,L,-¥-.sed. 'Ihis
will eliminate ooe that is ClLLL""ttly there.
It was IIICIIed by CDmc. Sorensen, secc:n:Bi by Counc. Rcgers
and P""'ged unaniJznJsly to grant the Negative Declaratien.
It was IIICIIed by CDmc. Sorensen, seoa1ded by Counc. Rcgers
and f""e"'«i unaniJznJsly to awrove AR>licatien 21-U-90 per
PlaJ'll'lirq lhIonkaien Resolution No. 4310, with staff
revisiŒlS listed on pages 15-10 and 15-11 of the staff
.l.qJVLL.
16. AR>licatiŒlS No. 2O-U-90 and 39-FA-90 - carlos Cora1a,
Inc. - Use Permit to convert an ex:istin; 1,300 sq. ft.
service statioo buildin;J to a SJDCg and tune-up ~1qI,
delete gasoline E¡¡Ües activity and oooti.nu.inJ a snack
shq> operatien. '!he property is located at the
northwest corner of HaIIestead Rœd and DeAnza
Boulevard. Environmental Determinatioo: '!he PlaJ'll'lirq
Chnmi""aioo reo ....oPrds the grar¡tirr:J of a Negative
Declaratioo. ~.""",rled for a¡:proval.
City Planner Caughey said there is neighborhocxi support for
the !-,L' p::>6al.
It was lOOIred by Counc. Rc.gers, seconded by Counc. Goldman
and P""'''''!!Ci UI'1aI1ÍlIY:usly to a¡:provin:J t:.l12 grantin:J of a
Negative Declaration.
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App. 20-U-90.
39-EA-90
(Corona)
,
1C:W1.'æ OF '!BE J»U.R'i 22, 1991, ~ ClT'i cmNCIL
MŒrm:; (a::-S05)
It was IIICMId by Counc. RogeJ:s, -..:..dt.d by ·Counc. Goldman
am p"ftfted unaniJacusly to "I-¥LU'J8 Applicatioo No. 2D-U-90
per Planning C'rwrOIIi-ioo Resolutien No. 4315.
App. 27-U-90. I 17. A¡:plicatioo No. 27-U-90 - Sowako Brister - Use PeImit
Brister to operate a package liquor and 'JoL~ retail store
within a 1,000 sq. ft. tenant spaoe. Located in the
(. .,.,-.c!al center en the north side of Boll~ ~,
300 ft. west of DeAnza Bculevard. Envh........,Lal
DetAmDinatioo: '!he Plðl11'1in:1 C'rwrOIIi -i.cn reo ·,··.A·1ds the
grantin¡ of a Negative Declaratien. Rec> ....-'1ded for
~wal.
App. 24-U-90
Ikeana Rest.
Simms property
uses. McClella
Ranch uses of
res. property
.
It was IIICMId by Counc. Sorensen, seocn,1e..l by Counc. Rogers
andl""'e'fed unan.iJDcusly to grant the Negative Declaratien.
It was 1IKMICI by Counc. So1:eI nn, seoc:nBi by CDmc. ~
and l""'e9ed unan.iJDcusly to ~ ~licatioo 27-tJ-90 per
Planning C'rwrOIIi -ioo Resolutioo No. 4317.
lS. Applicatien No. 24-U-90 - Yoichi Watanabe - Use PeImit
to add a 540 sq. ft. st....LC¥" roc:m to an existirq
freestarx:tin:3 restaurant. Lo..:atEd en the north side of
Alves Drive between Bandley AverøJe and North DeAnza
Bculevard. Envh.........Ldl Detarminatien: Categorically
~. Re(···.....,LJoed for~.
It was IIICMId by CDmc. Sorensen, secx:n:Jed by Counc. Rcgem
and p"'ee"1 unan.iJDcusly to åHu.uVe Applicatien 24-U-90 per
Planning l'hmti....ioo Resolutien No. 411S.
Al'!HITEClURAL AND SITE APl'RJVAL CXHnTI'EE APPUCM'IctS
19. Ncae.
UNFlNISHED ElJSINESS
20. <:a1slderatien of uses for residential stJ:uctures at the
McClellan Ranch Pæ:it and the siDIDs prcperty.
Mayor JrqJpel arn:unced that those who feel that the sites
sha1ld be used for envh..........d:.al ~l<sOS cnly will have 15
minutes of ilpIt. 'Ihœe who feel that the sites sha1ld be
used for ha..1s1n:J will also have a total of l5 IIIi.ra.rt:es of
iJp.¡t. At this time, CDmcil will take a break so those
wishinj to speak can organize their 0....-.,ts.
flI'Y"'RC:C;:: 8:20-S:30 P.M.
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JANUAR'{ 22, 1991, REaJIAR CIT\l o:xJNCIL
MEErn«; (cx::-a05)
City Manager Brown Pl. as hted Council with an update and
~.~. ""<'11 regarding env:L...."""'.Lal group fl.lnc:tia1S. He
stated that he had met with certain L"¥Leulltatives of
envil...""""w groops an:i i"S'- an:i questlŒlS ~i"'«i by
these PI :S~lIt included: pref.....,....c for a limited teIm of
any hcus1n:J cootract (the Bhcrter the better): .......~
regardin¡ the pezmanenc:y of struc:tural ~
OŒIteDplated: CXI'1CeZn regarding pmlic ~~e to the
prcparty; need for devel...~..I-=IIt. of a lCßJ teIm plan far the
entire sits which waùd include eventual use of the Sims'
ha..1se for env:L...."""'.Lal p.lZpCses: a desire to have the City
provide financial ~ t for paid staff and ....'-":ILCW... in
the envirc,\'IIIIeI'Ital/naturalist arena: the desire to have any
po::ential inhabitVlts of the house fran the ranks of
envi1:o.""",d:.al/naturalist organizatiŒlS.
Catherine Sleight, 20727 Garden crest Ca.1rt., urged
envL...."""'d:.al uses for M::Cleilan Rand1 Parlt. She stated
that envL...."""'.talists are not against la.r irxx:me ha..1sin].
'!he C:".ueld:. situatien is a barxl-aid aw=ach to salvin]
past mist:aJœs. '!he two groops have been pIt into an
adversarial positien. She 1u-'~ that volunteers be used
to assist the City in plamring the uses for the area.
Env:ira1mental groops coulä pay rent for a meetiJ'ç and
storage place. '!hey JII.ISt feel that the City is t'Y'WmIitted
as well. If the sims' prcparty is used for hoosin], pIt
in W1:itin] that it will a'Ü.y be for a specific period. of
time, that it will be used by la.r inoc:me an:i envil...."""'¡W-
sts, that aooordien partitiŒlS be used rather than
penoanent walls a:xi that no aà:litiooal bat:hroc:1ls be :ot'It'Iat'I.
'111ere JII.ISt be public "'"",,",",e to M::Clellan Raldl an:i any
residents shalld be made aware that they are livin:J in a
PI !1-erve and any harmful activities are pràúbited.
Miå1ae1 T~, 836 Salth Blaney, ~ of the Sierra
Club, said they are havin:J difficulty finr:iirg a meetiJ'ç
place. '!his s. ~.. like a logical place. AI'Iyt:hinJ
pm::hased with }4ø;o...¡re T fun: s shoold be treated in a
CŒlSistent manner. '!he Sierra Club and others can I t use
the l'nnnInù.ty Center because it the groop is not !!lade up of
51% 0Jpertin:) residents. If Sims is u..eed for ha..1sin],
q¡en the l'nnnInù.ty Center to enviL...""",d:.al groops.
Dean Skeels, 21430 Q;¡llJlltus Avenue, Pæ:its and Recreatien
C'hrIni"'$ioo, said that the C'hrIni....ien had heard hc:urs of
pmlic testimcny before arrivin:J at its reo.. ....-rmtioo. He
hq¡es it will be CŒlSidered. When the City purà1ased the
S:iJJms' pzq¡erty, they believed it was for the park system
and q¡en space.
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MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE JANUARY 22, 1991, REGJI.AR CIT'i axJNCIL
Mœrm:; (CX::-S05)
Janet Van Zoeren, 1105 Milky Way, CJpertim, said IIhe is an
envil..........,W volunteer and expressed cx:I'XJem regarclin:¡ lCM
iroc:me housin]. She stated that TNhiål is the mcst
ÏJIportant, envi1:..........,Lal oon::ems or la.r :ù......... hcusin],
lY"Iùd be debated endlessly. 'lhe iagl...... III1St be aQ:h-8ed
separately with separate action plans. 'Ihen, look at
IIII!Shin; them. If housin:J is a tq) priority, then cpm the
Sports Center to the hane1ess to be CŒlSistent. What are
tne 1~ and short ran;Je plans for the areas. Ccnsider
short are lc:DJ rarge ramification,; of decisions.
Judith steiner of Irmovative Hoosin:J stated that she was
here to answer questions regardin;J tiIeir pL'-", L"'" that they
waùd happy to run in CUpertino. Innovative Boosin:J began
as a shared 1u.Isin:J organizatien. Now, it is ..,""""¢
exclusively shared ha..1sin:J for sin:Jle parents. In regard
to a three year limit on arr:¡ use of these 00ildin;Js for
housin], she stated she looks at three years as the mini:III.Jm
when negotiatin::J a lease. 'Ihree years is do-able. If it
used for 2-3 yeð'l:S, maybe env:L....."'ICI¡Lalists ca.ù.d find
1InCther site for la.r incane housin:J durin:J that time.
carol McDowell, 422 Noel, CUpertino, said that she had
requested the City t-.:) p.¡rchase the trailer 00 ~ellan
Ranål Pæ:it and ther, a few moot:hs later, ~ the use
of the ~1Ses for ha..1sin:J. She irtated that she has watd1ed
ha..1sin:J destroyed in the City. She expressed the c lnien
that the Parks and Recreatien l"nnm; R$ien and City r...dff do
not knew enough about envirr...l1lDental needs. She wants the
ranch envil....IIIIt'uL protected. She e>cpressed 0CI1OeI1,
regarding varñalism. She suggested the fozmati.en of a
citizen CXIIIIÙ.tt.ee to aàh'ess envil....IlUClILal OCIo::éL.... at the
ranch and also at Blackberry Fann. She ~!!d that the
City hire Sl"ftA .)& to give expert advice. 5aœ cities alla.r
only residents of that city to use parks; scme charge o.rt;
of towners Who use lO"'"al parks. She stated that the bam
at McClellan Ranch needs work. 'lhe city owns two haues I'IC!ri
that can provide ha..1sin:J. CUpertino can take a leadership
role in this kaue. She suggested that a decisim be made
within 30 days, then get an with dealin:J with problems.
Sally Brerman, 19917 'lWilight Cant, said she has been
cx:t1cerned about the ranch for many years. She is pleased
tt..at env:L.....""""ltal group are offerin:J help; however, if
there are a lot of pecple usin:J an area, there has to be
as¡:t1alt for parkin;J. 'lhe Simms' haJSe ca1ld be used for
la.r incane ha..1sin:J and nature trails and other
enviroomenta1 uses ca.ù.d still be inq:>lemented. '!he Goals
Ckmnitt.ee felt affordable hmsing is a tq) priority. We
can make a step. Ms. Brerman pointed o.rt; that she also
bel<:n:}S to the Sierra Club arè AOCubon S=iety.
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~ OF '!HE JANUARY 22, 1991, REX;UIAR CITY aua:::n.
HEE:1'IlÇ (cx:-ø05)
CDmcil t'li..,.."e'!l'ed varioos ~ŒIS in regard to potential
use of the i'L~ty and it was pointed o.rt; that a citizen
of QJpertino can re&6rV8 a rocm at the Quinlan l'nnnI11'\ity
center far a groop meetirJ¡.
It was IIICMId by QJunc. Gn'm..'1 and seo....dt.d by CDmc.
Ib}ers to CCI1V8rt the hCAJse en the SiJllDs' i'L"'lA'Lty to
affQll'bohle hcusin] as per the reo::- ·,··-·Idatir.a of the
Affardable Boosin] O::IIIIIittee far a IIIiniDama of four years
and a "",,",,"!III of five years, prcwided that the CDmcil has
a¡:proved a plan by that fifth year. If that is the easEl,
it will then go back to Parks and Rec:reaticn.
It was IIICMId by QJunc. Szabo and seoa1ded by Q:Junc.
Sœ;e1tLen to amerxi the lIDtien to state that, in the
meantime, the City Manager may COWLWI! the use of the ranch
by envircnDental and nature gra.¡ps.
n. amebia_IL and sec:x:ni WEIr8 then withdrawn. ocø.cil
pointed o.rt; that pmlic ~ to the i'L"'lA'LLj', ex(.~L fc..'t'
the ha.1se, was not preclu;Bi by their mcticn.
Direc:tar of Parks and Rscreaticn Dcwlin] did intcma CD.1nCil
that there is a cun:euL plan for MoClellan Ranch, which
states that it is to be kept as a natural i'L_3rVe ~t.
far certain specific ~ uses.
'!be original mcticn was p"ft1!'M unanimously.
Boosin:J are services C'oaminator Norlin] stated that
prer.......- will be given to "QJpertino's own". InncIvative
Boosin;J .,..",1" be the c....,k....:tar with the City and han:U.e
thP select:.icn. n. .....,kaCt with InnaIIative Hcusin] will
incl\.de the enviraIIIenta1 octlCo..Lll& expl. M by CDmcil.
CDmcil, by oct nnsus, directed that a mirute at'der be sent
to the Parks and Rec:reaticn lhmIi ....icn cli%ect.1n:J them to
review and revise the a.....L...1l plan far lcrç rægB use and
maintenance of MoClellan Ranch Pæ:it and the siJIIDs '
þL~ty. 'Ibere are no restrictiŒlS regardin:J 1.1S8S they
may S\ '''-J'''St and they do have the power and authority to
ëqp:Iint a citizen's OaIIIIittee, includinq environmentalists,
to assist in this þL....-. CDmcil directed that the
ihmIi ....ia' CXIIIB back SOŒ1 regardin;J possible uses for
MoClellan Ranch.
21. Di......·.,eien regardin;J bxJget ocmnittee.
'D1e City Manager reviewed his staff l"¥-'rt with Cb.u'x:il.
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Budget committee
.
SAC " Fine
rts app.
.
Rainbow Dr.
speed limit
1st reading
Ord. 1548
.
MINUTES OF 'DIE ~ 22, 1991, REXmAR Cl'lY OXJNCIL
MŒl'DÇ (0::-805)
FollowinJ t'li"",-icn durinq which ooorx:. s........~1 and Szabn
~-"ed BUß>'~L for a citizen's CCIIIIIittee to ·...ist in
the fcnmaticn of a þ~ and review staff anhnitted h"9"t
and CDmc. a.."....., Goldman and Mayor KcgIeJ. ___ - .~
SUR>~L for a DJdificatien of the Cw.L"",.t þ~ t'L'<
(staff þL.,.....œ h1f'\; Pl:), the Council set FfIbruiuy 25 for a
CDmcil meetin;J to review the Five Year capital ~~y_.t..
Pl.~CIIII and Five Year Fiscal Forecast. A citizen's h""gPt
CCIIIIIittee was net approved. At the FfIbruiuy 25 1IIØ8t.inr:¡,
CDmcil will also receive infcnmatien regardin;J City
services and ccsts in specific areas. CCUncil ..LL....,¡ly
ED!pI'eSSed the desire for citizen inp.lt durinq the Þ""gPt
h'L~.
NÐf HJSINESS
22. Acoeptance of resignatien of wayne Gcn¡, 0'Iair,
Architectural and site Approval CCIIIIIittee. settin¡
dates for acoeptance of awlicatic:ns, interviews and
&ßX)i.n1:Jœnt.
It was JD:IIIed by CDmc. Go,mn..", seoa1ded by CCUnc. Su...etlaen
and p"'ð_ed unanimcusly that awlicatia18 be ",:-:",.t.ed
through Februæy 13 and that interviews be scñeduled for
6:30 p.m., Februaly 25. FollCJW1n:J the interviews, the
1mget it.eœ will be reviewed.
23. ordinance re1atin;J to establishment of prtma facie
~ limits en RainbCJW Drive be.blUI'l
saratoga-5unnyvale Read and 5tellin] Road.
(a) First reï!IIdin1 of ordinance No. 1548: "An
Ordinance of the City CDmcil of the City of
QJpertino A1Den1in;J Q1apter 1l.12.030 of the
QJpertino 1t.D"''';I'''' COde, Relatin:J to
Establistm&Jt of Prima Facie Speed Limits en
RainbCJW Drive Betwer¡ Saratoga-sunnyvale Road and
stellin] RcI!Id."
It was IIICIII8d by CDmc. ~,¡, secx.t1ded by CCUnc. s......'L!n
and I"'eegd ~y that the City Cleñt read Ordinance
No. 1548 by title cnly and the City Clerk's readin;J to
OŒIStitute the first readin;J thereof.
WRI'l'l'm CXHt:JNICATIctS
24. Na1e.
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JANUARY 22, 1991, ~ CI'lY œJNCIL
MEE'l'I1Ç (cx:-ø05)
œDINANC:ES
25. 8ecc:ni œadin;J and .....t:.-,L of oräinance No. 1546:
"An ordinance of the City of Q]p8rtino ~
Sect:ia18 1.09.060, 1.09.070 am 1.09.140 of the
0Jpert.in0 H.lni"ip"l Q:Ide RB.1at:iJ1g to ~
~."
It was .:MId by CDmc. s........ m, &eCCl1ded by CDmc. ~s
and p"~-BI1 un!IIÛJIDJSly that the City Cleñt read Orctinance
No. 1546 by title cnly am the City elexk's œadin;J to
CCI1Stitute the secc:n:i J:ædinq thereof.
It was IIICIYed by CDmc. s........ nn, -.....:1I.d by CDmc. Rogers
and past''!!d unanimoosly to enact 0J:àinance No. 1546.
RESOWl'IctS
26. NaIe.
S'I7.FF 1<UUW)
27. oral .L~ls by staff 1L~..J ~"'a.
By c...._ msus, CDmcil set 8:30 a.!II., FebI:u2I%y ~3, for a
City <mnci1/City Manager ~1.. meetirq.
Direc:tar of Fublic ~k.. Vis1cDviå1 i'" s .!:tl!tad an update en
the drcught situaticn.
aua:::n. 1<UUW)
Mayor Jrq::pel amcunced that there -. an q:øUnq for a
nc.minee for the me ~1 id waste O:maittee.
'lhere -. no nc.minee ~ CDmcil.
Mayor Kq:pel stated that if no other City hall a naainee,
she will .._it her name.
29. Counc. Subo - Isgislative RiEIYi.eIoI ~~ttee - It -.
IIICIYed by CDmc. Szabo, ..eo.....:1I.d by CDmc. Gol'-I\ and
I"'--sd UI'IaJÚ.IIDBly to taka the follcwirJ¡ actien
regardilIq i"'"t-,,-nd legislaticn:
~l 58 169 (Boatwright), r""I-1 of J:Joo1dzç fees and
i"'~Lÿ tax adadnistraticn: AD 939, e:xtending planr1iIg
..--.., ines by six IIIŒ!t:hs 58 76 (Beverly), restaraticn
of i"'~Lj' tax cuts for "1~ cities": and
S.26 (Maynihan), pmlic transit and var:'p)Olin]: and to
refer the cable Televisicn federal legislaticn S.U am
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2nd reading
Ord. 1546
Ord. 1546
enacted
IGC Solid Waste
Committee
Legislative
Review Comm.
MDIm!8 r:. '1HB ~ 22, 1991, RIDJIAR Cl'lY CXUICIL
~.UG (cx:-ø05)
ICe ... ~-;:IIIS rule IBIdng to tb8 ~l. '1'elevisia1
~ n..ittee.
31. Qq c. .")IN.. - ~ of Bay Aœa Gc:MŒrIIBIta -
CDmc. ~. ~ that ..Ii....-im of Bay V!aia1
20/20 Ikatt Pt· ~<.-"1 far RBr¡Jicnal aa-..._d. be p1_
far ..i...._im en tb8 _å. of FeI::Iruazy 4.
At 10:45 p..., CDJncil adjcum8d to 8:00 a.m., JarI.III%Y 25,
1991.
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