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CITY OF aJPERI'IN), S'1?TE OF ~
10300 'lut<t<t; AVEMJE, aJPERTINO, CA 95014
'I'EI..EPH:NE: (408) 252-4505
KINtJI'ES OF '!HE JODll' MŒl'DC OF '!HE aJPERI'IN) CI'IY
a:xJNCIL AND aJPERI'IN) UNICIf SQÐOL DISIRIcr B:Wm OF
~U2;:;, HErD CIf APRIL 11, 1990, QtJINIAN CXM«JNrIY
CENI'ER, 10185 N. STEILIN:; R:W>, aJPERTINO, CAI.J:lItRaA
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'!be meetinq was called to otàer at 6:25 p.m. by Mayor
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Counc. Goldman, Kqpel, Sorensen, SZðbo, Mayor ~..
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staff Prn _.L:
City Manager Brown
City ClerK COrnelius
Director of Public ~k.o Viskavich
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Director of Paxb and Røc::reatia1 Ccwlinq
Directar of n-mnrlty D8Y8l,¥"""íL Cowan
Director of Finance snyder
CUpertino unim Sd100l District Board of 1I'rh~tim:
Boal.l.._·~cs Joan C. Barram, St:eII8 Chell, TcmIIy Shwe,
Elaine ¡frlte, sandra JIIIIIIIS
CUpertino unim Sd100l District staff:
SI.Iperint:eman del Prado, RID.
Jim Paul
Qux:Jc carr
JUdith Felz
Jerry Matranga
Pat T"""""Wl
Follawin:] introduct.iaw of these Pl S IL, Mayor ~..
anncunced tl1at the City of CUpertino had a1e item of
bJsiness that was r- MY prior to the joint meetinq.
Oouncil deteJ:mined tl1at the need for this item of J::iusiness
came up after the posting of the agema for the meetinq and
follawin:] that deteminatim, it was IIII:MId by Counc.
Kq:pel, &ecŒ1ded by Ch.1nc. Sol."'Lert and [""-ad UMl'limcusJ.y
to adept: Resolutim No. 8099, "A Resolut.ia1 of the City
Oouncil of the City of 00Jpertin0 Detetmininq to Undertake
~;~ Without RJrther Act:ia1 tJràer Divisim 4 of the
streets and Highways COde, City of CUpertino SLL....t and
Traffic IDpact Fee J\i!i'S ~.- IL District."
ORAL CXHIJNICATIœs- Na1e
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE JOINI' MEE'I'!N:; OF '!HE CITY CXXJNCIL AND
aJPERI'INO UNICN SOI:JOL DIS'IRIcr B::WID OF ~J.'= (œ-787B)
1. Revia.r of CUpertino unim 5ctJool District Master Plan.
'iVette del Prado, SUper.intelœnt of Schools, distr:ib.Ited
pacJœts of informatim. 'lbese pacJœts incl00ed the
District's Missim statement, strate::Jic plan goals,
~c breaXdcJwn, infomation regardirq the facility
modeJ:nizatim ~"':ILaw, estimated acreage of ."m>r;otianal
sites, and california's K-12 schcol finance systeon. Dr.
del Prado reviewed the ..........."}' sheet an:i :introducec~ Jeny
Matrarr;Ja. Mr. Matranga reviewed the facility modeJ:nization
.fIL"':ILCIW handaJt.
In regard to reserve sites, Dr. del Prado said the District
plans to keep them that way for a Im:J time. In regard to
junior high schcol ~'-";L""'" the district is r-ðn_einq
the electives þL'-";Law: tl1en they will be able to identify
heM to 1IIt'ñA'I"lÙ.ze these facilities. '!he visim for
elementary schcols includef. fwr basic 0 "1 <:1'J=ILs:
clas..............: a 9'1ided leaminq center: a student: village,
inclutin:¡ day care: and an administrative wing.
Pat T........,.., reviewed ead1 of these fwr c. ·,t-:ne..Ls and what
they ~d include.
Dr. de: Prado said the Garden Gate S<::ix)ol will have the
first 9',iliM leam1nq center. She pointed out heM the oost
of hwsing i~ the hirinq of teaå1ers and expressed
CCIIiœl1, regardinq parents who have lm:J oamutes and
therefore, little if any time to spend with their
d1lldren. She anticipates the OCIIpletiat of the elementary
schcol JD)<'/O·uizatia1 in 1995. '!he D:XJemizatim of junior
high schcols '1IIi!1.Y be started before that, so there may be a
slight averla¡:ping. '!he mjority of funds for this p..'-";Law
oaoe :frcm the sale of clœe:i schcol sites. other funds
oaoe fran develcp!r fees, the student: care providers and
the state deferred maintenance ~"':ILaw. '!he District
EDCpeCts $10,750,000 :frcm the calabazas site. '!be Governor
~"'> ...._,d;¡ a 3% oost of living adju..L..:.1t for schcol
districts next year. '!he schcols are hq)inq for JlDre: this
IIØ1ey goes towards day to day expel IS es.
Disc.."ðim followed regardinq the acreage of various schcol
sites and the District office site. In BaDe cases, fields
oc:uld be reoŒ1figured to derive more playing fields. '!be
modernizatim ~'-";Law will have little. effect on the
acreage for playinq fif'.lds cn::e the p1:'-";LCIW is oarplete:
however, there may be a t:eIrpora%y loss of BaDe fields
durin;J canstructim.
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MINtT1'ES OF '!HE Jomr MEE:I'ING OF '!HE CITY caJNCIL AND
CUPERTIN::> UNICN SCHJOL DIS'IRIcr ID1\RD OF 'IR.J::iT= (œ-787B)
2. Review of City of 0Jpert.iIX> parks an:i open spaœ plans
and yooth sports needs.
City Manager :Iown thanked the School District for the
information an:i stated tt.at it s """ like it is time for
the City and School District to formalize their \oIOrkin3
relatia1Ship.
DL-ector of Parks and Recreation Ccwlin;}' presented an
oveJ:View of the City's open space el.....ellt which in::1.uded an
inventory, review of condition an:i amenities for (yr:uth)
~Ls fields. He"'^i-'L E"?ed the belief that there ~d be
value in a t:hree--..-ay dialogue between the City, the School
District, and the field tJSerS. He reo:. .......1'!ded l00kirq at
developing the un:Jeveloped portim of schcol sites, as well
as the level of maintenance of fields, identityinq the
~e.ry amenities, and identityin;}' funciin;J sam::es.
Counc. Goldllllm said he has met with a ro-"" of the active
"'i"-'LLs groups, includi.."1ÇJ AYSO, CYSA, Little League,
Sottball League, and track participants. 'Ihese grc:AJpB
L~ If .d.. abcut 3,000 d1ildren; nd:Jody t'li"""'JL -- with the
need for the bprovement in the schcol facilities, b..tt
there is still a need for more fields and fields in better
canditia1. 'Ihe yooth ~ts ,IL"':IL....... are all expan::iinq and
the d1ildœn are g:rcwinq, resulting in the need for larger
fiEllds. 'Ihres fields will be tEqxn'arily lost this year
(Jollyman, stevens Creek and Garden Gate). He urged that
the School Dicrt:rlct N"e-ooe their priorities and look at
presm:vinq the existinq fields until la1g-'texm plans can be
JIIIIIde. '!his ~d result in a 6-12 IIart:h delay.
Dr. del Pl...:}." said the SChool District hopes to OCIIplete
Garden Gate an:i stevens Creek socn and is \oIOrkin1 with Mr.
Ccwlinq to I"boc.tIfigure the open spaoe an:i get more fields.
Mr. Goldman said he is requesting that the SChool District
delay its plans. Disc"....ion follCM!d regarding delayinq
the abar.:1o.........IL of the Wilson Park site.
Dr. del Prado said she is willin;¡ to look at specifics and
then see hew the District can meet the demands. Perl1aps a
City/SChool part:nerBhi.p oculd be mede.
DeAnza COllege facilities are unavailable for tYWl'll'lnùty
sports use. 'Ihe high schcols are heavily used by their own
teams. It was suggested that a joint meetiIx:J between
U:'t.lLCSUltative of Fl..........L High SChool, FoothilljDeAnza
l"nnnlnùty College District, City COOncil an:i CUpertiIX>
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MINUn:S OF '!HE JOINI' MŒl'DC OF '!HE CITI <XUCL AND
aJPERTIN:) UNIŒ saÐOL DISlRIcr B:)A¡¡D OF ~= (œ-787B)
Uni.a1 School District wa1ld be useful. OIrrerrtly high
schools and the CX)1lØ38 have a policy to d1arge for use of
their facilities; however they oculd à1ange their policy.
'Ibis is a lY'WmO"1ity-wide issue.
By cc._JSUS, 11_.. ers of the Sd100l Board and the City
Oouncil directed that their r -rective staffs loaJc at a
partnership at this time and try to inYolve the high
schools and lY'WmO"'1ity CX)1lØ38 district at a tuture date.
staff was directed to oaII8 œck with no -dat.icn8. '!he
partnership is to incl\ñe IIIIÚJ1tCIi!Inc of the ~Ls fiA],œ.
Dr. del Prado IU'Ir1C:IUOOed that the IIå1col district is look1nq
at attar-sc:.hool intrmø.mù. ~Ls. '!he City ~--ed
interest in that also.
At 8:40 p.m., the 1IIBEItinq was adjcumed.
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