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CC 11-18-91 , CITY CF aJPERTD(), S'IME CF CALIPœNIA 10300 '!U<KIS AVENUE, UJ1'ISK['.11Ð, C'A 95014 'lEIEPfDŒ: (408) 252-4505 MINUŒS CF 'mE RIGJIAR .........uC œ 'mE C1'1'f CDH:IL HlW) œ lÐVIH!I!:R 18, 1991, CDH:IL aÐIIIiBR, C1'1'f BALL 10300 'lœRE AVIH1!, UWISKJ.'.uÐ, CALIPœHIA CC-824 PIEOC'E CF ALUX;IA!CE 'D1e meeting was called to u..~ by Mayer Sorensen at 6:45 p.m. ROLL CALL QJ\mc. 1?resent: De!In, Golànan, Kq:pel, SZabo, Kayar Sorensen Staff Present: City Manager Brcwn City Clerk Cornelius Director of Public Wades viskr:Nich Director of C'amJ.mi.ty DevP"'I."._.L 0:Iiim1 Assistant to the City ~ Brcwn Director of Finance Snyder Director of Parks and Rtoo..;.."",ticn Dowling Housing and Services COOJ:dinat:or lirling Housing ~;" 1; <It Gil City Attorney Kilian CERI!HJnAL MATŒRS - PRESI'1frATICRS - Nœe. ~ - Nœe. œAL CCHUaCATIæs Darlene 'J!iœ:œ, 20097 Jctm Drive, calh......øed n-.wvoi 1 reg,arding an incident tbIIt had occurred in the area ........ elfðct.ricity was off iran 3:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. She stated that PG&E gives little sat.isfact:.iœ. IaJg outages sud1 as that have occurred 23 tiJœs in the last 23 :years, JÐt =ting the 1989 eart:hquIsIœ. 'DIeœ is a l'G&E --,~.L in the school yard behind the ~"I'=L)' that cbes hA11YVJ to the residential ~"I'=L}' owners. It is not used by PG&E. She ~ 1iIœ the utilities m...b.."....mriRr'I in that area aD1 the land de ..M back to the ~"I'=L}' UWUCI.... -1- e . Consent Calendar . . I MIlC1ES CP '!HE lÐ'JI!HmR 18, 1991, RmJIAR ClTf ancIL MIœ'l'DI; (0::-824) City Manager Brcwn stated that staff will <XII1tðct PG&B Imd will get back to Ms. '!borne regarding ~ .m:I ....-:ding. Gary r~ll, 20111 John Drive, erpressed suppo...L far Me. '!OOrne's I'EIIII!rlœ. He stated there is a prOOlem baœuse of trees screening the resi.denoes fran the sàxJoI. Floyd Meyer questi.aIed the CXIIpetenœ of the Board and oath of office. He said that about 12-15 years 8Ip, he spoke to 0Juncil about the pledge. At that time, Viet:nem atrocities were «ping CI'l. County jails have sub-human 0JDdit.icx1s. He felt people should quit lying to the flag; get things ŒxIe, then say the pledge. He subnitted a list of itsns. He ""'i""CDsed the opinia:I that the bi<p!st E!ÆII¥ is the OOIJIlUy's own politicisns. He urged 0Juncil to take ðCtÏ.a1 to ""¥L__JL the pecple. He stated that the issue of jury pay ne ~M to be acXh.CDsed. He requested that he be plaoow1 at the next agenda Imd then he to'OOld not have three IIIÌmIte time limit:atiœ. City Manager Brown told QJuncil that if Mr. Meyer subnitted a letter regarding itsns ÕK'L'-'l""iate for the City council to calh.CDS, staff will look at it and CDlSider it. Mr. Meyer stated he had subnitted a list. He requested to be put CI'l the next agenda. He also requested he be sent a oopy of the ShlE'riff' s bill fran depIties' attendanoe at the last QJuncil meeting. CXHÐfl' CAIJ!2IDI\R QJunc. Q)!àœn requested that ItEm No. 17 be reIIDIIed. It was IIDIIed by 0Junc. ~, &cu..uØl by 0:Iunc. Q)làœn Imd pl!lSsed UDæÚJID.18ly to "K"-U\/e the balance of the O:nsent Calendar as subnitt.ed. 1. Resolution No. 8544: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of 0Jpert.in0 Accepting Grant of ¡P.A_,~ .L for ~ PID:p. sea fran David A. DJyle and T",1;- DJyle, Qmsisting of Approximately 0.0207 Acres, IDeated 0Jpert.in0 Road." (No documentat.iat neoesSaJ:}'.) -2- t MDÐJES œ '!HE N:M!HII!:R 18, 1991, RI!GJIAR CITf a:ucn. MI!:ETnC (œ-824) 2. Aoœptanoe of City project pafo1.wcd under ocntract: Tnlffic Signal &œt.:t:ucy PreeIIpti.oo SystEm, Project 8602D (Steiny & Cb.) 3. Resolution No. 8545: "A Resolution of the City Q:Iuncil of the City of CUpertino Declaring Its Intent:iœ to Order Vacati.œ of A l\)rtion of Alcazar Avenue IDeated Bebieen Orange Avenue and Irrperial Avenue, As Prc::Jvided In Sec:tiœ. 8320 Et Seq. of the streets aD1l'i~ <bda of the State of California, Fixing Time and Place for Public Hearing and Providing far Notice '1bereof." 4. ARJroval of DBjor grant awards, Cable Televisicn Advisory Ccmnittee. 5. Resolution No. 8546: "A Resolution of the City <bunci.1 of the City of CUpertino RegaIdinq the ~ of ProcMI1re& to I1tplement the }IIo>gl igent Driving under the Influence and I11tent.iooa1 WroI1gful Conduct ÐD&l,*"a.~ p""V'""qe COSt ~ PLvy.LaIII and Rescinding Resolution No. 8368." 6. Resolution No. 8547: "A Resolution of the City ('run,.il of the City of CUpertino Making Detecninaticna aD1 AAD:cving the Amlexation of Territory Designated 'San Fernando QJurt 91-2', A¡:pmx:imately .16 Acre IDeated CI'1 the Sooth Side of San Fernando Court Bet\ileen San Fernando Avenue and M::Clellan Read; Mattocn (A'PN 357-12-014)." 7. ARJroval of request for waiver of business license fee, HaœsteBd Hic;þ, 01ristmas tree lot to raise f".ux:Is for gr:aduat.iCI'1 party. 8. ARJroval of minutes of the I'R'JI'l..r meeting of the City en,..,.i 1 held CI'1 october 7, 1991. 9. ARJroval of minutes of the regular meeting of the City <bunci.1 held CI'1 october 21, 1991. 10. H:nth1y Activity Repœ.L, october, 1991. Receive. 11. H:nth1y Treasurer's Report and Rn,iIJ'"t tþSate, octaber, 1991. Receive. 12. Resolution No. 8548: "A Resolution of the City <bunci.1 of the City of CUpertino Allowing Certain ClaiJœ aD1 Db.....Js Payable in the lInDunts and Fran the ~ as Hereinafter Described for General and Miscellaneous Experrlitures for the Period Ending Nova,L.:.. 1, 1991.' -3- e . App. 20-U-86 (Amended). JMB Proper tie . MDI1.ŒS CP 'DIE lO7PHmR 18, 1991, Rm:JIAR C1'l'! aD1CIL _..'.L1'C (œ-824) 13. Re8olutia1 No. 8549: -A Re801utiœ of the City n-......n of the city of QJpertino Allowing Certain ("l..i_ am Db.a.1ds Payable in the JIDDmts and PmI the PI:IMø as Hereinafter Described for Salðries and WIIgBe for the Payroll Period Ending ~ 5, 1991.- 14. B'.... 'd.e.... ÿ FaJ:m ØJnthly Rq¡u... L. Receive. 15. J!dcpt.ia1 of Citizen P8rticipati.on Plan far EiIIteenth Year (1992-93) Chmomity Del/Rl'\"~'L ø1Qt"1r Grant (aJ!G) fuOOs. (a) Re80lutiœ No. 8550: -A Re801utiœ of the City 0Juncl1 of the City of QJpertino rmpt:.i.ng A Citizen P8rticip8t.i.œ Plan far B.i.c1teenth Year (1992-93) O:mIImity Deve1..\..~.L Al~ Grant (aJ!G) Funds. - 16. Acœptanœ of IIIJIIiciplù ~ Cali Land Ae"""";Ateø, 20020 stevens Creek Boulevm:ù (No àxDœnt:at.icn neoeesary.) 17. R8\rJIIed £ran the O:msent CalerxSar. ygIi§ ......1 _. IS of t-hA City ChIlV!Î 1 AYES: KES: ABSBNl': ABSTAIN: DeIIn, Golåœn, æ:Jppel, !Io7'1bo, Sarmseo Ncoe Ncoe Ncoe l'l!H3 RIHWED PIDI aIB!Bl' CAU!:NI:.)AR 17. Applicatiœ No. 20-U-86 (ImI>I.""'i) - JIØ P~'-¥C'-Lies - Request far review and "'K'Lwal of a ~~ive 1arxIsœping plan and inwotoryß _,_II.w..ia1 plan for all existing q¡--ia-. L.. e s 10œted at an ezisting J:"'It'Ai 1 center. 'DIe site is located at the nartIBIest COlœL of stevens Creek Boulevm:ù and Mary Averme. p.e,. ..,.......o"Io.ti far a¡:proval. Following clarificatia1 that what bu been 11l1hnitted dœs cœply with what 1oIB8 Cb.DIcil's direct.icn, it 1oIB8 IIDIIed by QJunc:. Golàœn, ...,......:!t.d by Caunc. æ:Jppel and I""ased 1JDIIIÜJnJus1y to elK"'u¥e the Ig)liœtia1 per ASIIC Re80lutiœ No. 1655. -4- MnIJŒS Œ' 'IHE MJIJFH!ER 18, 1991, RmJIAR CITY <DH:IL MI!'E1'IlC (CC-824) RlBLIC HI!:I\RI!CS 18. Qmsiderati.cn of æera1.""'1L to Ordinance No. 1543, the Heritage Tree Ordinðnœ, regarding inclusia1 of heritage trees <Xl public prqJerty. (a) First reading of Ordinance No. 1573: "An Ordinance of the City Council of the city of Cupertino 1ImeIXiing Ordinance No. 1543 Providing RegulatiaIs far the care am RBŒMù. of Tl ! f <Xl Private am Public PL'¥"LLy', Providing for a System of Granting PeImits for RBŒMù. of ~i-. am Heritage Trees am far Protectia1 of All Tl ! I During 0Jnst.ruc:tial (þerations." (QJntinued fraa the øeeting of li:JI/aIi)er 4, 1991.) Following review of the staff report by Director of camunity DeIIe],'··~.L, Mayer Sorensen qøIed the public hearing. Nanc:.y Hertert, san Juan Road, told <bmcil she _ gled they 1oIeI'8 AMing the trees in the public right-of-way. She requested that they also acid the a11IDI1d tree CI'1 OLang& Avenue. Ms. Hertert 1IICUld also like DDre th!m just adjeœnt i"-~Ly' owners notified if a tree is to be taJœD 00wn. She suggested it be annoonoed in the n...-rt-;1Y\ ~ that there M)I,ld be a public hearing of the Architectural am Site A¡:.prDVal O:mDittee. She 1IICUld like the Histarlcal Dociety ~if'i"",,. As there _ DO ODe else wishing to ........,""'1L, Mayer SOrerI8eI1 closed the public bearing. It WB8 DDWd by 0Junc. Kq:pel, &o::o..u...Jc.l by 0Junc. Szabo am l""ased UDBIÙJIDUSly to CJKALuVe the ordinance a,1IeÐded to include the aln:ni tree <Xl OLcuIIp Avenue, a 300 foot notifiœtia1, am to <D1SÏder an arlJorist with next year's þ~. It _ DDWd by (boJDC. lfqJpel, s..u.....Jc.l by 0Junc. Golàœn am passed u,rvmi1lr!llSly to read Ordinðnœ No. 1573 by title cnly am the City Clerk's reading to CXXJStitute the first reading thereof. It WB8 DDWd by 0Junc. Golànan, s..u.....Jc.l by Counc. ~l am passed u,rvm;1Ir!IISly to amend the ordinance giving the duties am 1:""" 'lIIjh; Hties of the Architectural am Site ~ O:mDittee to a1.lctii for this change of duties. -5- Heritage Tree ordinance Public hearing closed 1st reading Ord. 1573 e 18th Year CDBG funds Public hear- . closed . MINUŒS œ 'DIE lOmØ'R 18, 1991, Rm1IAR em a:u«:IL MI!'Zl'Il«; (œ-824) 19. RqxJrt on past perfODllll1Oe of agercieø reoai.ving CDmunity Delle}, 'i ..~.L Block Grant (a:ø;) public service gœnts in meeting planned oojectives and CDlSideraticn of pdorities for E.icIteenth YeIIr (1992-93) CD!G funds. lblsing Spec';AliRt Gil reviewed the ..'¥'..L with COUncil. COUnc. GolànBn expressed the cxnoern that this is net referred to the Affordable lblsing O:mni.ttee. He stated that there needs to be a better definition of the O:mni.ttee and would like cxmai.ttee review prior to being heard by COUncil. He I."" ....,-..bl that a hcusing a:mnittee ordinImcB be enacted. Annette ¡iJod, san Jose, and student at DeAnza College, ~essed the opinion that a certain pea:...-d..aga of new CCI'1Øt.ruC:t.i ..hnnlti set aside hcusing for lowest m........:. people and be b-....t CI'1 the ability to pay. She stated her incane is just a little abave $500 a 1Ialth. '1bere being 00 ather PJblic input, Mayor Sorensen ...1. sed the public bearing. It was DDVeCi by Q)unc. GolànBn, -.....1d&J by Q)unc. IC:qpl and passed urum;1II"IIlSly that COUncil "WLuv8 the staff recc.mnendati.c as follawB: !me ""P"'..is is to be placed CI'1 delle!. 'I:.,~d. of affordable hcusing ~t.unities. It is re.....u..~.1M that lDl-profit agencies awly for fmding frail County CkImImity De\IelqIIent 8lock Grant fuIXIs, aD1 if public service grants are given, they shall be œly to agencies who are not çlying for COUnty a:ø; fuIXIs for the lISle services. '!be award of aJe grant to CXM!Ir øcœening and pl~ ""~1L of elig:jhle ~BCIIS in affordable unite at 0IateBu 0Jpertim as well as others de\Ie1q)ed .in the future was~. Preft:La1Ce for funcIing will be given to 0Jpertin0-......-i ~- and funcIing of the hcusing rehab ~'¥.... aD1 aff.....JtÐle hcusing fmxl will amtinue. It was DDVeCi by Q)unc. Golàœn, s.........bl by Q)unc. IC:qpl and passed ur-n;......-..JSly to direct staff to I:"-~ lID affordable hcusing ordinance delineating 1.C8íXJIIS;h; 1 ;tie8 and activities of the cannittee. 'Ihis ordinance will be pl~ÇI'rl on the January 6 agenda. -6- MIlV1BS Œ' 'nIE tVIm&:R 18, 1991, RIGJLAR CITf <XJH:IL -.....'.uC (CC-824) 20. A¡:¢iœticn No. 3-Z-91 - City of 0Jpertin0 - Rezœing of ~y 53 acres gross £%an Agriaùtural Single-family residential (Al) zœe to Private Recreatia1al zœe. '!be pL"¥=ly is loœted at 10700 Cluli1wse Lane. EnviraJœntal DeteDninaticn: '.DIe Planning ~; ASian l.........lUICIds the granting of a Negative Dec1araticn. Rt::o. ...,~.iM far ~. P.."¥=lj owner has requested a Genc..al Plan Atle.àa..,.,l £ran Private Recreaticn to Private Rec::reati.Œ1/Mum-IDw Density Residential and to retain existing zcning. (a) First reading of ordinance No. 1574: "An Ordinance of the City QJuncil of the City of 0Jpertim JImeDding sectia1 1 of ordinanœ No. 2 by Rezœing A¡:prœåmately 53 Acres Gross £%an Al Zcœ to PR ZŒIe¡ IDeated at 10700 ClutlD1se Lane ,City of 0Jpertim - 3-Z-91)." Following review of the staff ",¥""L by Mr. ec-." Mayor scm:œen cpÐed the pi>lic hearing. Eric Bracher, a pL,,¥=lj' owner, reviewed the histmy of the 1&Ui""'-lj. While it was un;n.·'L¡JUI.àL.ed, it was first agricultural, then there was 9CIIIB ......ing for single-f""'; 1y ~ 11 i 1'1gEI. When 0Jpertim incoJ:pcrated, the pLUi""'-lj' lœ¢ the saœ zcning. 'lbere is 9CIIIB flood zcning CI'1 the pLUi""'-Lf, which means there will be no structures in the flood zœe area. A ~ part of the cplf CDJrSe is in that flood zœe¡ 9CIIIB of the rest of the 1&Ui""'-lj is not. 'lbIt is what the owners are anœmed about. '!be pL' ¥=ssd changa .:nld preclude any ""; M;I'1gEI. City At:t:mney Kilian pointed out that zcning I'IAA 1 A with private z:..........ati.on, not the f100d ph.in. '!be is standard 1"''''9''9'' far private z:ec:z:eatiœ zcning desi.c;Jlatiœs. Mr. Bracher stated that I:e2CI'1ing the entire piece of pLUi""'-lj' WO\1JrI keep owners £ran too,; 1rIing hcmes for family I,~.I"". ... He stated this d1Imge of ~;ng woold CXX1Stitute a t:a1dng of land and the City ......1rI be subject to a law suit. City At:t:mney Kilian said the City is subject to law suits if it does not zœe the 1"",,¥=lj as per the General Plan. '!be City DUSt allow reascnable use of pL"¥= Lf. 'lbIt particular pL"¥= Lj is oow uOOer a 23-year lease for a cplf CDJrSe. '!his is reascoable use. . -7- App. 3-Z-91, Deep Cliff I . Public hear- . closed MINIJ1'ES Œ' '!HE !D1D!BER 18, 1991, RmJLAR crrr CXXKIL !EE'I'DG (CX::-824) 'DIe a¡:p1icant stated that the cplf oourse 00es not use about bolo acres of the 1&,+,=ly. 'lbere is an ----.t: preserved far access to the back part that is not used as re........d:ian It is part of the leased prqIerty, hIt it is not used. Peter RI1t-hack, Sequel, one of the partners in the 1&,+,=Ly, said the.intent:icn is not to reIIDIIe the entire cplf course, but to .......!-'L.....lse. 'DIe City paid $18 milli.cn far Blackb::uy Fa11II and he can see why the City W!II1ted this cplf course far mthing. It is a tðke as far as he is a:mœmed. In the mid:Ile of the cplf course þ¡.,+,=Ly, it is ZaJed residential. A vast majority of the oourse ....."" still be preserved. Eric Bracher stated that pz¡¡s_!Lly, Deep Cliff is a short 18 hole oourse. He had heard it 'AUlÙd be a g:xxi 9 hole regulaticn size oourse. Michael Schneider, attomey, 444 Castro street, SUite 900, !tJuntain View, said in his <:pinion regarding legal rami£icatia1s, he feels it is a taking. 'DIe inteIpretatico is up far grabs. 'DIe question is, 00es the 1&,+,=ly owner have any relatively cu.JI&.UÜ.c use of the 1&,+,=ly. 'DIe 1&,+,=ly is nearly BUrroUIJ:ied by residential. 'lbis is an island of open space. '!his is a residual use, not a relative substantial use. It is also an issue of fairness. Salle residential use and sane open space/recreati.cn use seaœ r-"""",nle. He BUIpBted 0Juncil hold the matter in abeyance, and get lime infœ:mati.a1 regarding the owner's plans. Hnhhoodt and Trust Btra1gly cbject to the ~.~sed zming. Doug Aikens, att.omey l<¥" senting the owner of the lease, stated that it is the leasee's intent to opéLcd.e the cplf course far the ilie of the lease and use the entire 1&,+,=Ly ccvered by the lease. Mr. Aikens stated it is his ÍøtAL....sia1 that the cplf oourse is the exclusive use far the next 23 years. Vern Kelly Kerxile, 21746 Noonan Q)urt, CUpert.im, said he is a IllalbeL of the men's club at Deep Cliff Golf Course. It is diffiaùt to find a place for an 18 hole oourse. He felt it was .î11pxtant to preserve the full course and every effort should be IÆIde to maintain it as it is. 'lbere being no other public inprt;, Mayor Sorensen closed the public hearing. -8- MIlIJŒS œ 'DIE 1O.II!2&.R 18, 1991, RmJI.AR. ClT! ~ ......~..uG (CC-824) Mr. a:-n aaid that if there is acme residual land besides the 9'1£ oourøe, perhaps the owner ......,1(1 get acme use out of that. City Attomey Kilian pointed out this is a ge......al plan ,w.;Aiat, not a zcning ,w.;Aiat. Mr. Q:Jwm¡ aaid the GerIer'al Plan is not 1&'¥'L Li' line pl'I"<';~. Pmhaps, there rou1d be cne ar two lots without a General Plan change, ally a zcning change. It was IIDII'ed by Q,unc. Szabo, s.ou......hl by Q,unc. ICqpel and pBBsed unariliJDusly to awrove the granting of a Neg5ti.ve t)e(ol...ratiat. It was IIDII'ed by Q,unc. Szabo, secxnied by <bunc. Kqpù and pBBsed \D1ðIÚJIDU8ly to "H""<Ne Awliœtiat No. 3-Z-91 per Planning Chnn;qicn Resolutial No. 4379. Q,unc. Golàœn stated he felt it was misleading to say acme residential rou1d be à:ne by zcning and ~....sed the cpini.a¡ that the 1&'¥'LLi' owners sOOuld awly for a Gt:.-.al Plan Blllcui'lCIíL if they wanted residential. It was IIDII'ed by <bunco KcgIeI, se.........hl by <bunc. Golåœn and pBBsed \D1ðIÚJIDU8ly to read Ordinance No. 1574 by title ally and the City Clerk's reading to CDlStitute the first reading ti.....c:uf. It was IIDII'ed by <bunc. Szabo, se......d:,d by <bunc. Go1rtnom and passed '1NII1;~ly to deny Awlicatiat No. 2-GPA-9l per Planning Chnn;-Ï.a1 Resolutial No. 4380. PLANNIlG APPLIC'ATIœ8 21. Awlicatiat No. 10-0-89 (AmaxJe..l) Port:ofino Deve1ryn-rt: Onpxat.icn - Jlmerduc:.íL of a Use Pemû.t to IIOOify the aråù.tectural design of Phase II aD1 PbaI3e III of the residential units. '!be 1&'¥'LLi' is located CI'1 the COLI..... of DeAnza Boulevard and IbIIe£t:e!Id RDBd. Envi.a.uuucuLal DeteJ:minatiat: '!be Planning 0mIIissiaI. reo· ""lads the granting of a Neg!rt:ive t)e(ol...ratim. Rb.u.wca...hl for denial. (0::1ntiJmed frcm the meeting of NcrvClIbtu. 4, 1991.) Q,unc. Golàœn announced he was abstaining £ran this issue because of patenti.al ronflict of interest and left the dais. -9- Reg. Dec. granted 1st reading Ord. 1574 App. 2-GPA-91 denied App. 10-U-89, Porto fino Dev. MlWl'ES œ 'mE mJIM\ER 19, 1991, RI!œlAR C1'l'Y ~ MI!:E'l'IM; (œ-824) Counc. Keppel stated that in teDœ of the housing portia¡ of this awliœtiœ, she felt it should rp to the housiIvJ exrmù.ttee. It was pointed out that when there is a substantial change after an awlicat.icn has been t!mJuçþ the Planning Ccmnissicn, it is required that the awlicatian cp back to the Cœmissicn for review. Mayor Sorensen announced that the Q:JunciJ. will not be hearing the low/JJDdenl.te housing issue as this will have to be sent back to the Plarming Qmni.ssiCl'l with a request that Q:JunciJ. receive a report within 90 days. Discussion followed regarding whether ar not to listen to t.estinDny on the matter as a large IlUIIber of citizens were there to provide input. Following further discusaion, it was tje(oin-! that three rEþI._sent.atives of the group speak and that they ÐIIà1 be limited to three minutes. Starr Coatney, IICII........ of Single Parents CI'l CéIIIp1s at DeAnza <bllege, IIDI:her of two dú.J.dnn, ages 3 and 5, II~" -e:I: of the ft:mors PruyLaw, felt that lack of ~fordable housing is a major prt:blEIII. Mb.........& of the aingle pIIrBJts group have a lIDlthly ëM:&.<>\F inaJne of $500-700. Ms. Coatney stated she has received Secticn 8 bJusing asaistanœ¡ otheIwise, she OOlÙd not be attending DeAnza <bllege. She """i""_sed respe..."'t for the single parents she jø involved with, as they are hicjùy DDtivated and CUpertino wculd want them in the c:xmrunity. Margaret Synals, Il~'~ '= of the single parents group, stated she spends 2-1/2 hours a day driving back and forth to scmol. She wrks and g:¡es to scmol in CUpertino and wculd like the cbanœ to live here. Michele Ward, ..~.J ""£ of Single Parents CI'l CéIIIp1s at DeAnza, said there is a real need for affordable hausing. She ~ to live in CUpertino ~,- the City does wa-ab.!ul things far its residents. She ~ her daUIjlter to cp to CuperEno scmols and she wculd like to ðClli....s the Plann.mg Ccmnissicn when this itEm is CI'l their agenda. Uþcn being asked by the Mayor to staOO up, ~ly 20-25 people £ran DeAnza <bllege were in Owmber far this itEm. Linda Qmroy, San Jose, a teacher at the Child Deve¡''l''~JL Center, DeAnza <bllege, said she lived in low in<Dne hausing while ~k.ing her way through oollege and œriIvJ for her daughter. 'Ihere is oonsiderable need for low ina:me hausing. -10- MDCŒS œ 'DIE !DII!2Ø!:R 18, 1991, RI!nJIAR crrr <XUICIL .........,.u«; (OC-824) City Attorney Kilian pointed out that this is part of the use pennit aD1 Q)uncil œnoot make a final decisioo at this time. Upa:1 being aslœd by Cbmcil, Mr. Q:Jwan stated that this CDUld cp to the Planning o:mnissÏa1 at thejr r<'9"'''''' œeting of Dt:o..a.t.c.. 9 am CDœ back to Council CI'1 January 6. It was IIDIIed by C'ounc. Szabo and &eOODded for disa1saÏa1 pl.l&.i>':'ses by C'ounc. ~l to not hear the use peD1Ú.t at this meeting am that it rot CDœ back before the first meeting in January. JaIm De1Jœre, l'brtofino Devel<..pIl"..L, expressed oonœrn regarding the time frame. He would like to keep this project 1IDVÍJ1g. '!be DDti.a1 failed with C'ounc. ~l am Dean dissenting. JaIm De1Jœre stated that this was a:mi.ng back to ("r"'r".~ 1 ~,- of the yt'IlICLal a:nce:m of the City am others ðbout the height of the h,; ldings. '!be first ~ of the project is being Wilt. Phase II is DeAnza Boulevard fra1tage. It has been J.c:r.iered £ran 4 to 3 stories. Alœg Interstate 280 fra1tage, it has been lCJloleI'ed to two stories. '!be grading en the site ~ been lCJloleI'ed. Mr. De1mare reviewed changes with aroncil. Ernie Vasquez, ardlitect, shewed slides of devel"l.·~'lB with the rourtyard ancept. He said that they have tried to make the project creative am unique for CUpertino. t1ú.ts start at about 800 sq. ft. 1<J!II~q: 8:55-9:05 P.M. Upa:1 reaxM!Iling, Mayor Sorensen q¡eœd the meeting far PJblic inpJt am announced that each speaker would be limited to three minutes. Mike Hanmes, 10910 Northsky Square, CUpertino, said he had amœms about this project a few years aqJ, bIt liked the road lnprovements that would occur. '!be left turn £ran 1bœst:ead onto DeAnza Boulevard is still a problem. '!be traffic signal cDes rot let many cars through. '!be new units are not yet occupied. He ~ct>sed a:nce:m regarding enough parking in the new project. James Piazza, 20031 Northwood Drive, ~ct>sed ooncern that residents of the new emplex might find access desirable throuIjl Northpoint emplex. He wcu1d liJœ Council to make that urx:!esirable, as Northpoint oonsists of private roads. -11- MDVŒS œ '!HE lÐIIEMBI!:R IB, 1991, REGUU\R CITY a:ucn. .......;¡..ue (CC-B24) He q.....,.,sed oonœrn regarding ooøt of III!ÚIlten!Inœ and safety of residents of Northpoint. Hr. pi..",za felt that Portofino develqJers shculd JJBke sure there is no traffic iJJpIct at Northpoint residents. Willian wickwire, 20064 Northwim Square, ca1JL.,.,sed thml"i 1 regarding cp:!ß apace and recreati.a1 tAl!'! 1ities 1&' ~o:E!ed far the new develOJ:.lllcut.. He said ariginally, there were two large cp:!ß space areas. He does not see them now eJO qÅ. as ooncrete. He sees no grass. Hr. wickwire stated that he asSI.IIES there will be sane d1ildren in the OC-ve~'ICIIL, b.1t he sees no playground facilities. willi Krauss, 20153 Northcrest Square, ~.,.,sed ocncern regarding the parking in Portofino and cars overflowing into Northpoint, esr--;"lly guests. 'l\«) pràJlems seem to be not enough parking and too III1Cb ooncrete. He 1qIes the new plan does include ubJt=."..wnd parking. Pat AlvaraOO, President of the Northpoint 1L.IC>J<mers Associatioo, SlJRX)rted Planning Omnissial's reI:I.......A far not approving the élß>licatioo. 'DIe~, ~ ~ interfere with the quality of llie at Northpoint and in CUpertino. In regard to heicJt of tW.ldingB, she requested all two stoIy b1i1dings and real UIà.b.."..uünd parking. If th1l'V'"i 1 awroves the awlicatioo, she urged that they a:nditioo ~u>Tal so that any variance, b::Jwever minnr, III1St cp to the Planning Omnissial ar City Q)uncil aD1 not just be awroved by staff. H:Irt Shore, resident of Northpoint, CUpertino, said the drawings presented do not sOOw the large ooncrete wall which 11IBlœs everything -n-r very different fran what is being 1& S_iled. '!here being no one else wishing to speak, Ma}'or Sorensen ~ discussion to CcI.mcil. Ma}'or Sorensen pointed out that the élß>licatioo III1St cp back to the Planning Ccmnissial as the Ccmnission did not see a lot of tiús mterial. Q)unc. Dean stated that changing the product is a red flag as far as he is oonœmed. He stated the project does not fit the neighborhood and ~e6sed ocncern regarding the underground parking. Q)unc. Dean stated that two stories ~ be acceptrJble. -12- MINr1ŒS CF -nIE MJI1!HD 18, 1991, RI!GJLAR CITY <XXIICIL ......J...ue (0:-824) QJunc. Szabo ment.iœed that the Geœr:al Plan says there shall be a I1IÍJÙJIuD of 20 units per acre; new, there is a pnj)lem cramning in that III......... of units. He ~_nd amœrn regarding open space. QJunc. Szabo ~~ with the Planning Carmissic:n <D1clusia1s aD1 requested that this !P b8ck to the Planning l'mtni eeion aD1 that the Chnniasion look at the ..mole use pm:mit. QJunc. KcgIeI suggested that perhaps the private road I'Y'II11d be b1oc\œd. ~ space and playgrour1ds are not desjqJated. (']he a¡:pliœnt stated that playgrouod equipnent oould be worIœd into the plan.) ']he wall cbes give a very different feeling to the deve1qment. Mr. Delmare stated there is no ed:iitiaJal wall pla......d. What is existing is all that will be. Mayor Sorensen stated that she felt there is too IIIx:h tandem parking, that the parking is not close erxu;þ to the users and explcbsed ~ regarding 80 III1d1 ~. She felt that the 1&' ¥,.eal is net user friendly for children and stated the ..mole a¡:plicati.on will be c;ping b8ck to the Planning Chnni RSion. Director of Camunity De\IIOl''I.''~íL <DoiIm stated that l"{'It'i...... will be brought back to 0Juncil. It was DDved by Ch"1(". Szabo, s.:........Jt:d by ca.n:. Jrqpel and passed \II1aDÍJJDU8ly (4-0) to refer the ç1icati.on to the Planning Carmisaion for a ""¥J.Lt, that it !P to them for their tb.a.Lcc 9 meeting, and <DIIe back to 0Juncil ,T....n".,.y 6. (QJunc. Q:>!ànan returned to the dais.) 22. Application No. 1O-U-9l and 15-FA-91 - IÞliday CI.,........ of America - Use Pemlit for an œ-premises l....wvtry aD1 cky cleaning bJsiness. ']he 1"""¥"LL)' is located at Stewœ Creek Boulevard arxi POrtal Avenue. EnvùaJœntal .......-.-......- -- p1.....~~ ",-.--' ....- the &..I'IIi:::õ~u.uXl~I: .u-=: ......._~ 1..o\.Alt.lLU:N:tJ.al re.........u.ac:aa..ll:t granting of a Negative ne<-laration. RPo. ....~.Jt:d far approval. Following staff .l"¥J.Ll as pt!.senLed by Mr. Q:Jwan, Mayor Sorensen requested any input :fJ:an the a¡:pliœnt. Jerry Kolodzik, 931 TeIminal Way, san Carloe, President, Ameriœn Pacific Equipnent Q:upany, said he was IWRi l...hle for questions. He cw....::ully has 60 units, JIIJ8t in neighborhood market areas backing into residences. 'Jhere are no ventilators bto the a~ a:ming:fJ:an cky cleaning and no pollutants. -13- App. lO-U-9l, Holiday Cleaners MINI1ŒS OF 'nil!: lÐ\II!H!ER 18, 1991, Rl!GJIAR crrr axKIL ......nIG (CC-824) Jim Gross, textile care CXJnSUltant, 88sured Council that the blsiness is envircnœnt:ally safe and energy efficient. Pb.............l. receive g.:xxi training. Mr. French, owner of a Holiday Cleaners in Foster City, said that this finn has piooeered anti-polluti.a1 methcdø and uses the finest 8qI';pr-¡t. (be of Holiday's fN'"; 1 itieø is in an office hn; 1ñing and no CX7i1plaints have been received. Laz soares, 969 q;>la1xi Road, Redwood City, plans to be the owner/operator. '!he door will be kept shut. ('!his_ Planning Cœmi.ssÍCl'1's CI'lly ronoern regarding noise.) 'lbere will be no emrironœnta1 haIm. steve staIIDs, 1325 01estnut, San Carlos, the other paLl...... in the blsiness, stated he wants to be part of the OCIIIIIJDity and he will be a g.:xxi neighbor. ViIginia Tmlblyn, 19721 Bixby Drive, said the neiIj1borø am she do not want the cleaners in this ømpping center. '!bey feel it is hazardous. OIEmiœls will be kept CI'1 site. It is too close to residents. She questiooed the safety of this and ~=sed cxnoern regarding the risk of Inmm error. If there is a hazarOOus spill, will the owner of the mar~~laoe pay far the clean up? Her 00use ~lld DOt be sold if the soil is amtaminated. She 881œd what .....,1ti be CI'1 the roof of the h,; 1 ding . '!here is bourxi to be øaœ air ccnt.aminati.œ and her 00use is downwirxi. thy cleeners jJpact ~UJ:'CLL)' values. She requested 11Dre infonnat.iœ about the Uoa'I"".!¥' '!he ozaJe levels in San Jose .....,- health pttblEIIEI. Mr. MIle Lee, 10045 East Estates Drive, said that he does urxierst:aIxi dry cleaning equipœnt; however, he feels there are too many dry cleaners in the area. 'lbere is overc:rt7IIding ~......i.cs wise. He urged <buncil to r8!JÜate the DUIItJer of dry cleaners. Upon being 881œd by Council, he r~..bl that he has a dry cleaning estab1is1m:nt neBr this loœti.a1. Rcn BieDœn, 19781 Bixby Drive, located in back of Ia1g's Drugs, subnitted px,tœ of the s}q:.ping center. He also stated that there are three dry cleaners within a block and a half. In regard to previous Uoa'IIIC>'ls about dry cleaners located in <3LUV=Y stores, he stated that he '4iCIÙd put up with 11Dre noise in a grocery store than at his own 00use. Systaœ can leak. lack of cpvemment funding is cutting dawn on <pVerIBneI1t inspections. A dry cleaners is not an ~ use at the center. 'lbe ¡¥xJto6 subnitted reflect -14- · MDI1.ŒS œ 'DIE NO\IEHBBR 18, 1991, RI!DJLAR CITY CXDI:IL ............uÇ (CX::-824) the attitude of stv'w;'''] center Jlllll'lA<r·~)L. It is not OOOi,Ea:ð:Live. Fire IJCIOeSS is blodœd. 'lbe gate in the bI!Ick is wide qøl and it sbculd be 1oc1œd. '1bere is a fire hazard with pine needles. Nancy BurneLL, 729 st:endah1 Lane, shcps at 'lbe MarIoc.L¡,.laœ. She ~....sed amœrn regIII'ding the hei.c1t of the coolers CI'1 the roof. She stated that she uses Mac lee for dry cleaning. She ~....sed ~ regæ:ding residue r!;~ and inpact en property values. .Aimee Brazeau, 865 South Figueroa Street, Los Angeles, "$__íLing 'lOi Realty Advisors, stated that there h8s been saœ reoovatien en the i"',¥,,-Ly and the 1&,¥,,-Ly owners are tzying to amply with the City's requirements. In regard to the pictures subnitted, '1e stated no infoI1llBtia1 has been þ&. s ,Led regæ:ding F' thingB as IDf loog the car had been there, etc. -,- of trjp amstraints, the i"',¥,,-L)' owners were told to get service ar retail b1sinesses. 'Ihey have cb1e so. She asked IDf many residences have actually been devalued ,-,-,- of cleaners and stated that the owner wuld provide roof acreening, if necessary. Zig;Jie Dudziuk, 19674 St:eIIens Creek Boulevard, said the gate is clœed every clay and r-'I'o- 1<00.1. Merdw1ts knew the CCIIbinatiœ. He can't understand .-;~ amp1aining about noise. ~ he was l' ueo:l, he made lots of noise IIDd no CXle amp1A;'¥¥i to the police. 0JStaœrs say they need ð dry cleaners there. Jerry Kolodzik ans-...,d questiaJs £ran <nmcil.. He stated there will be CXle boiler stack and CXle mt water stack three to foor feet 8bove roof level. '1bere will be foor flat exhaust fans CI'1 the roof. '1bere is a parapet around the roof. A spotting agent will be used sim; 110"(" to wbat CXle wculd use at haDe. '1bere is axrt:aiJJnent around the dry cleaning unit itself in œse of spills. '1bere will be no ocbr. Spin filters are used; there are no œrtr;ñ.;p- to r!;<I£Y""" of. .Aimee 81:'8'7_11 stated that the finn she ",,¥,-ls.!S1!Ls is a $4.2 billia1 CXIIpIIIly and h8s never had an envircnnental c1lWn. HazartDus material wording in the lease amplies with Prep 65. 'lbe CXIIpIIIly wuld post a bend if it were a requirement for all dry cleaners. 'lbe i"',¥,,-L)' owner is ultJmately liable for anything originating CI'1 the i"''¥''- L)' . -15- e Neg. Dec. granted a repre- _ative Cities Assn. Standing C"""" Reconstructio Curbs, Gutter Sidewalks, Proj. 92-103 .son Park Imp., Proj, 9104 MIl«7ŒS (p 'mE NJIJ1IHIBR 18, 1991, RIGJIÆ crrr CXXH:IL .........uÐ (œ-824) Mayor 8or&Isen brouI1t the discuss.ia1 b8ck to CDmcil. It _ IIIM!d by <bmc. Golàœn, ee-. ..iAj by QJunc. F'q:pel and pI''illIed I.IMIÙJIICIUSly to "K'LuVe the gnmting of a Negative Declaraticn. It _ IIIM!d by <bmc. Szabo, ..... .....wI by QJunc. Kqpel and passed UDðIÙJIDUsly to "K'Luve the awlicati.on per PlanniDg Cann;AS.ia1 Reso1utial No. 4381 _ùod to state that the III!Ddnun height of stacks shall be four feet. ~ AND srm APPRD\TAL a:MaTŒI!: APPLIC'ATIQIS 23. None. UNFINISHI!'D BUSINESS 24. None. Næ IIJSINESS 25. AppC¡j.d~lIcIIL of 0Jpertin0 J:,,¥,- B_Lative to the SImta Clara 0Junty <Dmunity Develo'l,,-,L Block Grant (CEG) CiH"'......A Advisory Calmittee. Following discuss.ia1, CDmcil, by ..........AlJS, directed staff to foll.ow Maddy Act and the City'a reso1uticn requirements pertaining to ~i,.ùuca.L to IYWn1I;AA;,..,A and set 5:45 p.m., Deoc....·J~ 2, for int:eJ:view of Bß)linomts. 26. n,n..;o"1ooo1ð:LÏ.œ of 1&''l''-~ for a Cities Associati.œ standing Calmittee CI'1 I.-g:iAlati.cn, Sðnta Clara 0Junty Cities Associatia1. It WBS IIIM!d by <bmc. Kqp1, ~. .._I by n-....... Go]",-\ am peøged 'JI1An;1IrOJSly to ~uVe the standing amnittee am ~....-S far review of legi.slati.cn as subnitted. 27. ~.. L CI'1 bid q¡ening am awm:d of amtract, Recxnstructi.cn of CUrl:J8, QJtters and ~;""--lk;s, Project 92-103. It WBS IIIM!d by <bmc. Kqpl, --....a:b.l by Counc. Golàœn and J?""'ged unaninDusly to awBJ:d the project to JIJdJo Engineering baeed CI'1 their law bid of $74,607.33 and authorized a 5\ a:ctingency for a total of $78,330.33. 28. Report CI'1 bid q¡ening and awBJ:d of CXX1tract, Wilscn Park Inprovement, Project 9104. -16- · ' MDÐmS œ 'DIB lD11!H!I!:R 13, 1991, RI!GJIAR crrr aur:n, .........J.1G (0::-824) It was JIDIIed by 0:Junc. ~l, secouded by C'hI1IX'. _..... IIIId puøed urvmi~ly to aIII8I'd the project to B , B CCIIcrete ... nl CI'1 their low bid of $571,350 IIIId with a lot amt:iDgImcy . Pbllawing discussial regBIding the antingency, it was JIDIIed by 0:Junc. Golàœn aTJd 8cuAdod by C'hIwvo. ~ to -..t the DDti.a1 and reci1œ the cxmtingI!IIcy to $20,000. '.DIe .........du.:aJL and DDti.a1 I"'",'iIed UIlðlÚJlXJU8ly. City ~ Brown requested policy diIecti.cn frail C'hIwvoi 1 regarding a:ntingencies. Pbllawing Cbuncil tH At"II8Sia1, staff was requested to p:ovide ÎJ1fœ:DBtia1 regarding CXJIltingeI!cie at past projects aD1 ..t¥>í L back. 29. Assiy.ucuL of Cbuncil ..~'¡-ers to City/CDmtylP-;J:lnruol amm.ttees. MIIyar SOrerIsen announced assi'.:P"~'Ls as followB: MIIyar SOrerIsen: Nest Valley Mayors aD1 MImIIIgBrs Santa Clara CDmty Cities Associati.œ m.......".....y ~i.....l Care Cbrmittee ~ Drug Abuse Cbuncil Sister City O:ImIittee - '1byclœwa m.......".....y Prepm!dnesa ~ Audit O:ImIittee ,......,...,.. SzaI::D: Ri<jHly 85 Task J.Ibrœ T.~.'"'I."'1.ati.cn 2010 Task J.Ibrœ POlicy 1dvism:y BoBId far T.rAffic Authority legislative Review Cbrmittee Santa Clara 0Junty Cities Associati.œ Alternate Associati.œ of Bay Area GcIIerIJœnts Alternate CUpertino Audit O:ImIittee I"nwr. Dean: Nolth Central aD1 Northwest Flood Cl..íL..ul 1dvism:y OmIIittee T ~ ..lative Review Q:mnittee Envircnnenta1 Review Q:mnittee -17- þ MDI1mS CP 'lHB !DI.1I!HI!:R 18, 1991, RIGJIAR Cl'1'f CDK:IL øm'l'DÇ (Œ-824) QJunc. Q) 11h.n: Qxmty Ihnnittee CI'1 lbJsing and n--mity q1ntŸ Grant P.L~au QJpertino Aífw.dtÐle lbJsing Chmút:tee ~1mtYI JIdvisaty Qmmittee Inbmpvemœntal QJunci.J. Alternate QJpertino I!'duœtiœ T.i..i....... Qmmittee 0JiI1lIC'. JCrrpel: ~n-."""'¡1 Senta Clara Q:Junty 'D:Imspartati.œ n-rI-iaJ Associaticn of Bay Area Gavemnents Sister City - Peres1avl-Zalesaky Senta Clara Q:Junty G:..:...al Plan IIdvisaty lhmñt:tee Altemate T--g'JØ of 0I1Hnrnia Cities, ChmIImity Ser:-Jiœø Senta Clara Q:Junty Q:maittee CI'1 lÞJsing and CD!G Altemate WRlTŒN <XHI1aC'ATICHI 30. Heme. œDINlHZS 31. Heme. RI9:ID1'IC:tiS 32. Heme. S'JmIF iUSt'UClS 33. Oral .L~Lø by staff n_.I~La. 34. 1þiate œ Geœlal PlIIn ~,...-esø timetable. Diœct:or of n--mity Devo=>}. '··-'L 0Mm anncunœd that the cpa! for the joint _ing is the em of .January. City ~ Brown stated that a key issue :in the rwogI,..".l g::I\raL......uL 14ueess is a"bottœ& up" reg:iœal plan. Eaål county sOOuld have a subreg:imal pllln prior to a total l"I'IgI""'" plan and not tty to fit :into a plan iVied fraD Iú.c1er up. Council ~...".;l that planning sOOuld take place "near baœ". -18- · þ t ,. MD«1r£S œ 'DIB lOII!J&!:R. 18, 1991, RI!DJU\R crrr CDH:IL ......r.uG (CC-824) At 11:10 p.m., n-.1I1I"i 1 adjoumad to 5:45 p.m., I)A. _.1 o6r 2. ~~ .- -19- . \ . crrr œ <IJPI!:RTJN>, STA'I!: œ CALIPœNIA 10300 '.lUQUS AVI!HJE, <I1PBRrDD, C'A 95014 '1EIBPIDIB: (408) 252-4505 MDIm!S CP 'mE AnXXJRNm R1GJLAR n!oI5:.L'./J.'G œ 'mE crrr CDH:IL mD (If 1IJI.II!HIIR 18, 1991, a:ucn. 0WImR, CI'l'f BALL, 10300 ".I.UQUS AVPHIB, ~'.u«>, CALIPœNIA CC-823B CIUL '10 ~ '!he meeting was called to o..dt... by Mayor Sorensen at 5:04 p.m. ROlL CALL Counc. I'res!!IIL: Dean, Go1ànan, lfc:ppel, Szabo, Mayor Sorensen Staff 1>1. BahL: City MImager Brown City Clerk Cornelius Director of Public biœ ViskDvich Director of Camunity DeveJ.." "'<:IiL Q:Mm Assistant to the City ~ Brown (arrives 5:35 p.m.) Director of Finance Snjder City Atton1ey l{i H.... (arrives 6:00 p.m.) Planni"!l ChmI;asia1ers Pœs~L: Austin, Fazekas, MBhcoey, Harm, HBdœu~.ie œAL CXIIDlICATICIiS - Nœe. PUBLIC HF.ARIII;S Applicatia1 3-GPA-90 - 'Ibis is a joint meeting with the pl....i"'] ChmIi"siat and the Grant BoulevanIthmlittee to review the Grand Boulevard Qmaittee's p.. ...,-a:Iat.iœs regBrding ~ for and fellSi))i 1 ity of c::reat.ing a ~..1 street desi9t and land use plan for a portion of Stevens Cre<-Àt Boulevard. Director of Camunity DevAl.,,·.....L Q:Mm gave a status ~..L. Counc. Go1ànan introduced "-,. ","Lt> of the Grand Boulevard ChmIi ttee and gave a background regarding their meetings. -1- MINUŒS CF 'DIE lI:JITl'HJER 18, 1991, AOOOORNI!D RmIIAR CI'l'Y axH:IL MaTING (0::-8238) Ikn Allen, h~,l..... of the O:mnittee, ravlewed f:or tboøe present, tx:M the Grand Boulevard O:mnittee had reached its cxnclusicns . Ikn Burnett, also a ¡QILcr of the O:mnittee, reviewed aspects of the "qJUl.t. He expx....sed the feeling that the cIevelcpnent of the <AI........ of DeAnza Boulevard and Stevens Creek Boulevard (the -çle tawers-) is critic:al. He reviewed the difft:L_....,.. beL.Jeen a parkway aD1 Grand Boulevard and the use of trees. '!he Grand Boulevard O:mni.ttee had fe>. .._1 subcamú.ttees pert:ajning 9(-"H'i cally to laJXI use, traffic, and finance. A questial cxmsi..Je1:tod was whether or not there 'oIIJUld be e.oough demand far retail all alang steveœ Creek Boulevard. '1he cxmsensus was that it should be clustered at the Crossroads area. Rni 1tiing:> should be oriented to the street. Residential devel. 'I. ..-tL alang the boulevard 'oIIJUld be g:xxi. Architectural axttrol 'oIIJUld be r:,:Ied. '!be Grand Boulevard 'oIIJUld cx:.rrplicate turning and ~1Oe the level of service. An underpIIss ar new design muM mitigate those prd>lems. cn-..L.."""t; parking is nee~ and a friendly pedestrian Access is nE "ed. Public transit 'oIIJUld be desirable. '!be O:mni.ttee I'bu..o.IIICUJs further studies of design. '!be c:xmfiguratial also poses difficulties far bicycle use. In regard to f.inanœ, it is est:.iJœted that the oost .....,It'I be $15 millicn for the Grand Boulevard and $10 millicn for the DeAnza UI.:b.~. '!be B\.IÞ.. .....ittee cxmsidered tx:M to fund the project. Various answers included asseli'~ districts, per square foot, per parcel assee--rn: district, redevelcpnent ....r -Y, a tiered fee, lengthening the Grand Boulevard and the General Fund. Another questicos discussed was who 10QIlld pay. Various anBWICl... included Grand Boulevard 1&'¥=LLy owners, adjacent 1&'¥=LLj' owners, residents, aD1 other OOsinesses. Mr. Burnett stated there is a feeling that the City should look at the parJa...z amcept. Mr. Allen reviewed the d1arge of the cxmnittee, the 9""18, and the 12 cxmsensus po.ints. (Assistant to the City Manager Brown arrives 5:35 p.m.) After reviewing the O:mni.ttee's l"eCCllllElXiati, Mr. Allen turned the meeting back to <bmc. Golànan, who aslœd if tmy other cxmnittee "~'¡.e-..s wished to add ........llCIìls. 'Ihere being IY.Xle, he then aslœd if <bmcil il.::..Lc..S ar cxmnissioners had tmy questions. -2- MDÐŒS œ '!HE lÐ\.II!H!ER 18, 1991, AOOOORNED R1GJIAR CI'l'f CXD«:IL ........1.l!\C (CX:-823B) ~ included what were key traffic amœms: tb1ld traffic beck up into nei.cIborbJods? 0:Ists for Grmd Boulevæ:d and p8I'kwsy, fiœncing, des~ ~lines? Discuseim followed regarding level of sexvice, ~ abcut pItting the traffic into the neicjIborhoods; p:ISS.ibili.ty that the underp8ss is - e jeIj regardless of Wether ar oot a parkway ar Grmd Boulevæ:d is mplemented; deeÏ9! 9,;n..1ines; po&s.ibili.ty of attract:..ing heaà:¡uart:erø of ooxporatiau¡¡ how an ð8sessment district is iOI ..~~¡ redeYoe1\..~jL "9"""";-. Cbunc. Golàœn thanlœd the CDmIittee far their writ. (city Attorney Kilian arrives 6:00 p.m.) Cbunc. Golàœn expr:essed the feeling that it '<lIaS inportant to antinue with ti1is JIBtter. He urged Cbmci! to '"K'Luv'ð the ~. ..·'~.Jatim6 of the CDmIittee aD1 to direct that the ~uu:ooS antinue. PUBLIC INPUl' SteveJ. Haze, San Juan Read, told en1lK"il that he had aIIIp"';g-i at d::Iwntawn J:eI1A;aaanœ. 'l!Iere is a eu....." desire in 0Jpertin0 to see a heart of the City. He found that there IY'!I'Jd be a cborntawn for $6 mn Hm. '1hi.s .....,1ti be a CXIIbinat:iœ of the parkway and Gnmd Boulevard .....u qAs. He felt this _ a great UKA'tbmity for the City to develq> a heart. 'Ibere ""h'9 110 other p¡blic inpIt, Mayor Sorensen c1Jssd the p¡blic hearing. Mayor Sorensen acœpt:ed the CDmIittee's ",¥"",L CI'1 behalf of the en",..; 1 . It _ IIDIIed by 0Junc. ~1 and a............bl by en~. Golàœn to '"K'Lu-Je the re-u,.,~.ittt.icœ. (City Clerk's Note: R&. ·..,-.:Iaticœ of the CDmIittee were to refer tha JIBtter to the Plaming CDmIissim and that the Planning ChlmÎae;lW1 and City (b"V']1 de"*mnh_ cpals and CDISEIISUS points are valid and shculd be CCI1Si.b...d for inoozporatim into the General Plan, that the boulevard and parkway des~ amcepts will be given further CCI1Siderat:.ia1 after the General Plan inooJ:porates the reo. ...,~&hl 9J!Ùa and CDISEIISUS points and alternate des~ plans, there will be broad ...."""" citywide <XIIIIIJIÚty review ~,. oee'9es . ) Ccunc. Szabo ð8lœd what the oost 'MOUld be for the study aD1 hew nuc:h time it might take. -3- · MIlUJZS cr '.œ8 lDII!HI!R 18, 1991, ~ RJGJIAR crrr UA.aU..I.& .........uIG (œ-823B) Mr. o-n st:atecI that it --.ld be ~ r B My to hire It fixm and ",..,1ñ cost another $7,000 ~.ling œ 1Ibat: c:U.rect.iœ is giwm. en...... DeIIn st:atecI that the P"1""1~ ..hnnJd tfi"""188 this mstter heIfu.... there are JIDI:e -_¡-.litureø and that the city shculd __ a pointed eíÃ....L to get the ci"~-" imlclved. '!be pœvicus IIDt.ia1 _ ~ t1l'1lmiBrOJØly. At 6:10 p.m., the meeting WIIS adjoumed. ~ÁfL city Clerk -4- --_._~--_..._,._------~--