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CITY OF aJPERl'IN:), STATE OF C1IL1J'CAITA
10300 '.1Ui<1<1:; AVENUE, CIJPERI'INO, CA 95014
TELEPHONE: (408) 252-4505
MINUl'ZS OF 'I1iE Ra;{JJ.AR CITY CXXJNCIL MI!Zl'DÇ HErD æ
APRIL 16, 1990, CITY HAIL CXXJNCIL afAMBER,
10300 'Iu<l<t; AVENJE, aJPERl'Il«).. CAI..IFURNIA
00-788
'!be meetin::J was called to order by Mayor Rogers at 6:45
p.m.
S1illJl'E 'ro 'I1iE FIAG
mIL CAlL
Came. Present:
Kqpel, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayor Rogers
Counc. Absent:
Gold1nan
staff ';'re S ,jL:
City Manager Brown
City ClerK cornelius
Director of Public WorJœ Viskavich
Director of n-m"'1ity Devel'¥"""1t Cowan
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Directar of Parts and Recreatim Ccwlinq
Public Infœ:matim Officer Kr:ey
Acoountant Jaclcsa1
City Attomey Kilian
~ - Na'Ie
CEREH::taAL M1u0.1UC:i - ~œs
Certificate of ê!R'OLd,..."...L to ParlCB and Rb........t.iœ1
(h."d....ia1er Dennis Low.
C"nrIni....ia1er Low was not pl S ,IL.
Proclamations 0 ........ din:] ycuth service organizatiCl'lS.
Mayor Rogers annamcej that this item is to be CCI'ltinued to
the meet:in:J of May 7.
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE J\PRIL 16, 1990, REX;UIAR CI'IY CXXJNCIL MEE'I'I}«;
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Proclamatim hcn..Llnq I..cu and Jane Grey, caretakers at
z.t:Clellan Ran::h Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Grey received their proclamatim.
ORAL caHJNICATIœs
James Mehta, Chateau 0Jpertin0, addressed Council regardinq
the General Plan of the Town center am requi.reJJents plðOed
on the develq¡er of Chateau ().Jpertino. He also drew the
attentim of the Council to the Chateau CUpertiIX> driveway
and tbat the entrance to the 1.II'I:!ergroon garage of the new
apalt.-:.It Wildinq is made """"""ible throogh the Chateau
driveway. He ~ -'lid oouoe= regard.in:J the noise,
oougestim, density, and pollution tbat the heavy traffic
will generate in the driveway, as ~l as makinq a
bottleneck and possible hi.mraooe to emergency persamel
and equip'-'IL.
Director of n-o-nrl.ty D8Y8l'¥"""1t Cowan told Council that
when the garage is finished, the Chateau's valet perldJq
shcW.d be iDpl_lLed. 'lbere will also be acktitia1al
parkinq places.
Mark SilYeJ:1llim, Milford Drive, requested that the Council
recxuoider the item pert:ainin:J to the san Fræx:isoo
Giants. He was inf... .....iI tbat this is Item No. 24 on the
agen:fa and he will be given the '-'H"'Ltunity to speak at
that time.
a::tœmr CAUNDt\a
It was IIICMId by Counc. sorensen, seooncSe..l by Counc. Szabo
and p"'NJ'!Id unaJ'ÙJIICUIly (4-0) to ðRJl'OV8 the 0..__ .L
calerùar as ...."-itted.
1. Approval of IIBjor grants reo ....- dad by the cable
Televisia11dvisory ChIonittee.
2. Approval of grants :œc> ....oÞrded by the Fine Arts
ChIoni ....1m.
3. Request frail Haœstead High Så1col Athletic Booster
Club for partial waiver of fees for use of ().ùnlan
o-....anrl.ty Center.
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MINt1I'ES Of' 'mE APRIL 16, 1990, ~ ClT'i roJNClL MEEmC
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4. Monthly 1Ictivity Report - March, 1990.
5. Alcoholic Beverage control license ~lication filed by
CarrcY./S Restaurants, 10630 Sa.tth DeAnza Boolevard.
6. Claim for rom.:.ges filed by Raisch RDadway IDprovement
/"rorp'ny, Inc. Reo:' .""....I'¥3ed for rejectim.
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7. Resolutim No. 8103: "A Resolution of the city Council
of the city of 0Jpertin0 Allawinq certain Claims am
De!JDimjs Payable in the AIDcU1ts am Fran tne PUnds as
Hereinafter Described for General am MisoellanecA1s
Expenditures for the Period En:iinq April 6, 1990."
8. Resolutim No. 8104: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Allawinq certain ("l,.h... am
DemIInds Payable in the AIDcU1ts and frail the PUnds as
Hereinafter Described for Salaries and wages for the
Payroll Period En:iinq March 27, 1990."
9. Ma1thly Treasurer's ~.
10. Resolutim No. 8105: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Makinq DeteJ:minatiCl'lS and
~ the Annexatim of Territory Designated 'Byrne
Averoe 90-01', ~...~-tely 0.38 Acre Located m the
East side of Byrne Aveme Between HerDrJSa Avenue and
Granada Aveme; Hall (Am 357-16-044 - 10104 Byrne
Aver¡¡e) . "
11. Resolutim No. 8106: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of t.he City of 0Jpertin0 ARJrOVinq Final Plan for the
~L<N........d.. of Fra1tage Located M:Jra Vista AvenJ8 North
of Palm AvenJ8; Developer, 'l\n;J Ping C21an¡; Authorizing
the City En;Jineer to sign the Final Plan; and
Authoriz~ Execution of ~eEllleJ1t in Cl.....ectim
'Iherewith. "
12. Resolutim No. 8107: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of the City of CUpertino ~ a Grant of ¡;o".......-,t
for Public utilities fraII'l\n;J Ping 0Jan] am Lin:Ja L.
0Jan]; Located on Mira vista Avenue North of Palm
Avenue. "
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13. Resolutim No. 8108: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of the City of 0Jpertin0 ~ Quitclaim Deed and
Authorizatim for un:Iergro.uñ water Rights frail 'l\n;J
Ping 0Jan] and Linda L. 0Jan], Mira vista Avenue North
of Palm Avenue."
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TO. Gases
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Public hearing
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MIMJl'ES OF 'mE APRIL 16, 1990, REX;UIAR CITY CXXJNCIL MJœl'IlÇ
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14. Resolutim No. 8109: "A Resolutim of the city Council
of the City of O,¡pert.im Approving Cattract O:arge
Order No. 18, I"nn'IIonrlty Center arllclliqlMemorial Parle
Expansion, Project No. 2001."
15. Resoluticn No. 8ilO: "A Resolutim of the City Oouncil
of the City of 0Jpe.rtin0 ApprovÌ1'Ç Lot Line Adj\.uot.......L
Between '&<0 Parcels of Ian:i Without a Parcel Map in
l\cooràance with Sect1m 66412 (d) of 5'lbdivisim Map Act
as A:men1ed Jan.¡ary 1, 1984, C"I1II'II'Ii'1;J PL'¥"Lty located m
CUpertino Read .JUst Easterly of Foothill Boulevcu:d."
Vote Members of the City cœncil
AYES: Kqpel, Sorensen, Szabo, Rogers
lÐES: Na1e
ABEŒNl': Na1e
ABSTAIN: None
:r:I'ÐIS RœJVEI) FR:H <XH>Em' CAIi2IDo\R - Ncne
roBLIC HFARDœ
16. Q:ndderatim of an ozt1inance to regulate facilities
that use materials that JI'i!J.Y fODD toxic gasœ.
(a) First readinq of Ordinance No. 1525: "An
Ordinance of the City Council of the City of
CUpertino Addinq Q1apt:er 16.42 to Title 16 of the
QJpertino Itmicipal COde Regulatinq Facilities
wtie1:.. Materials Øûd1 Are or Øûd1 May -:. ....
TaIdc 0.-_ Are stared."
Directar of n-m"'1ity D8Y8l,¥"""IL Cowan..LL -ad the r..s
for a \mitODD ordiJIIInce thrcughcut the ocunty. 0I. L<cÙ.
Fire Protec:t:iat District will administer the ordiJIIInce it
enacted.
ClIVe Ghirl¡uril1n"'j of CbILL..l Fire Protectim District was
~ : .It to answer anr tedmical questicI'IS. It was pointed
cut that the ozt1inance beinq pl is ..led to cœncil does
grant an ~'Lim for nitrcus axi~ for dentists,
veterinarians, and other medical practitimers.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kqpel, sec.aìded by Came. Sorensen
and pa$sed unaniJlnJsly (4-0) to cloo;e the p.1blic hearing.
It was IOCIVed by Counc. Sorensen, seoanded by cœnc. Kqipel
and pa'õ'eecJ unanimously (4-0) to read Ordinance No. 1525 by
title aùy the City ClerK's readin:J to cxnItitute the first
readin:J thereof.
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KINUI'ES OF 'lHE APRIL 16, 1990, REnJlAR CITY roJNCIL JoIEE.'l'I}C
(œ-788)
It was pointed cut that this reaðJ.ng pertained to the
ordina7n! with the alllen..hue'hts as 1JL II .Ited by staff at the
meetinq .
17. ~licatim 81,004.211 to ëIIIIE!I'1d var1.oos ordinances
relatin:¡ to replac....~llt of ~ dwelling lmits
urder œ.rtain ocntitiCl'lS.
(a) First reading of Ordinance No. 1527: "An
Ordinance of the City Oouncil of the City of
0Jpert.in0 1\mendin:;J Ordinance 1449 (Single Family
Residential) Za1e, Ordinance 1451 (1.griOlltural
Residential) Za1e, Ordinance 1450 (Residential
Hillside) Za1e, Ordinance 1452 (AgriOlltural)
Za1e, Ordinance 575 (tuplex) Za1e and ordinano9
779 to Provide for Rsplaoe.....lt of Existin::J
DoIelling units Des1:royIed by InIIoluntarv ActiCl'lS or
by Q:n¡equenoe of Natural Disaster."
Directar of n-m"'1ity D8Y8l,¥"""IL Cowan 1JL II lLed the
ardinanoe to Oouncil and said that in eaà1 sectim, there
- ~.. to be inserted a ¡j1rase 80 the sectia1s 1«W.d read
" . ..JJØ'f be J:l'f'1-- at the owner's c:.pt:.ia1 as it existed
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Warren Min...LL requested that it state, "at the discretim
of the 0WI'I8r" . He then urged that Oouncil "K'Luv'e the
ardinanoe.
City Attorney Kilian clarifJ.ed far: Oouncil that the
ardinanoe Toalld apply shculd a h'i1"h1lJ be destroyed by
arson .."..itt:.ed by SoIlbAlY\8 other than that owner.
Mary Brown, Los Altos real estate hL~, said that this
Jssue was being addr 1':'1 -- there had been a prcbl_
in 0Jpert.in0 with a lender. A pota1tia1 tuyer was unable
to receive a loan for pJI"å1ase of a h,iMhç, 80 the owner
oculd not:. sell.
Mr. Cowan thanked Ms. Brown for her assistance in doing
I"eE'M'I'"Ch for the ardinanoe.
It was DK:Ned by CD.1nc. ~, seccuJed by CD.1nc. SOleusel1
and r"'e~ed unaI1ÍJIO.1s1y (4-0) to close the p.¡blic hearing.
It was moved by Counc. Sorensen, sec:cnied by Came. ~
and r"'"e'!!d unaI1ÍJIO.1s1y (4-0) to grant:. the Negative
Dec1aratim.
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App. 8l,004.211
Public hear ing
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Neg. Dec.
granted
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1st readinJol
Ord. 1527
App. 81,004.18
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MINt1l'E5 OF '!HE APRIL 16, 1990, RÐ3UIAR CITY o:xJNCIL ME:E:'I'DC
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It was DK:Ned '.:f:¡ Counc. Sorensen, secorDed by Came. ~l
and p"eeaej unaniJIa.lSly (4-Q) to read Ordinance No. 15Û by
title aùy the City Clerk's reaclin;J to constitute the first
I'8!!Idinq tl1ereof.
'Ihe ardinan:e does ÍJY..:lude the new wcrdin:J as n.............xied
by Mr. COWan.
18. ~licatim 81,004.18 - Ame.ndme11t of Ordinance 1449
(Residential sinqle Family) Za1e, Ordinance 1451
(Agrio..1ltural Residential) Za1e, and Ordinance 1452
(Agrio..1ltural) Za1e to add regulatiCl'lS providinq for
mandatmy installation of front yard lanjscaping for
new ca1Structim and subst"..antially ~..led exi.st.iIg
deve1qJDent, and providinq for the review and
inspection of said laro~pÍ1xJ. ~,..oê¡xied for
denial.
(a) First readin::J of Ordinance No. 1528: "An
Ordinance> of the City Council of the City of
CUpertino Amerxiin¡ Ordinance 1449 (Residential
Single Family) Za1e, Ordinance 1451 (JIgrio..1ltural
Residential) Za1e, and Ordinance 1452
(JIgrio..1ltural) Za1e to Add Regu1atiCl'lS PrcNidinq
for Marèatmy Install.atim of Fra1t Yard
Iarx!scapÍ1xJ for New O31structim and SUbstantially
pønrrlAled Exist.irJ:J D9IIel___It, and PrcNidinq for
the Review and Inspectiat of Said Iam"""<q)inq".
Directar of Chmn,úty Devel'¥""".L Cowan pl S _llAd the
PI.annin;J lhmIiqoim's re<' ·..·-·datim to Council and that it
had been a 3-2 vote against enactment of this cmiirJanCe.
DicIt Oú.ldress, 11701 Regnart ~~ Drive, stated that it
was his q>inim that four PJ.ar!n1Jç lhmIi ....ia18t. 101'81'8
actually not in favor of the ordinanoe. He.- W ... Ls that
.....isim. He fesls that this is an unr'Ie<"'""eary intJ:usim
of gcvermœnt. In additia1, it is a discriminatary
ordinanoe. If the goal is better lam-pin¡, then the
Council shculd be lookinq at the Wole city. Also,
1IIIUX:Jr..ory laro~ing 'MQJld add to costs. It may not be
maint:ained if it is not wanted in the first place. ~
\OÙd be adequate \OÙd be a jn 1o;¡.-.-.tt. cal1. He ~
Oouncil not to p.m;ue this ordinaroe, !:AJt if they d1cose to
do so, it needs more work. It affects mly a .......11
percentage of the City. Mr. Oú.ldress pointed o..rt: that he
has no projects in CUpertin:> at this tiJœ. In the past, he
has lani..~ JOOSt of his projects in CUpertin:>. In me
instan::e he gave a cash rebate to these Wo p.lt in front
1andscapinq to his CYft'{"'ny's st:aroaros within four m::nths.
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It was Dr:Ned by Counc. }{qp!.l, seocnded by CQmc. Sorensen
and [""--get unaniJDcusly (4-0) to close the PJblic hearin:¡.
CQmcil r!iRnl~~ed whether or not it need existed for this
ordinance.
It was Dr:Ned by Counc. Kqpel, seocuded by Counc. Sou41:B1!l1
and p"ee1!d unaniJInIsly (4-0) to ..........uV8 the grant:in;J of a
Negative Declaratim.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Szabo and seoaded by Mayor Rogers
to table OCI'ISideratim of this item. 'IbB matim failed
with Counc. Kqp!l dissentinq and CQmc. Sorensen
abstainirq .
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Szabo and seoc:nied by Counc. Kqpel
to cxrJti.raJe this item to tne mestinq of May 7. 'IbB matim
was adqJted unaniJInIsly (4-0).
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Szabo, seoc:nied by Ocunc. Kq'pl and
pelt''!'w UI'1al1iJDcg¡J.y (4-0) to ocntin.1e to the mestinq of May
21 instead.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Szabo, seccudtod by Ocunc. sorensen
and p"eeed UI'1IUliJIDJSJ.y (4-0) to rec:pen the pJblic hearinq.
19. o::nsideratim of traffic mitigatim -"'JreS in the
Mann Drive nei.ghbœ:hood.
Dixector of P\1bl it! ~k.o visJa:wic:h }AL S" ¡Led the staff
reo ....-ldatim to O:uncil.
Roy HaIIptal, OIIJdeaf Lane, circulator of the petitim, said
aba1t 50 pecple signed the pstitia1 so Oouncil ~ùd
envisia1 that he is speakinq for 50. He said the area
OCI'ISists of resident:.ia1 ..L<.œ with no lfir"-'!L1Jœ. Traffic
will probably .increase ~ the shcg)ing œnt.er is reda1e.
cars ~ly are faster at the narth end of the rœd as it
is a lmq straight stretch. If a step sign WBr8 installed
at ~, there to'CUld not be B\X:h a pràù8lll. cars goinq
more than 15 miles per l"D.1r have to ........... the center line
at the sharp turn. waüd the City OCI'ISider p.rt:tin;J I::Jutta1s
m t}le rœd if they will not put in a sp r r ~ Þ.mp? He
requested the step sign to break up the lmq stretch m
Mann Drive. He also ~...,d with more traffic enfOJ::OE!IbeIIt.
Mr. HaIIptal also r'A .....-..Jed that 25 q::h "\ ~ limit signs
be posted. He also requested that the City install the
centerline l""i.-i bars to remini pecple not to crees aver
to the wrc:n;J side of the road. He stated that there are
basically four requests: it three way step at Mann and
~; centerline l""i.-i bars; '-5 t.¢ signs; and traffic
enfOJ:oemeIlt at peak times.
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Traffic mitigation
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MINtJI'ES OF 'llŒ APRIL 16, 1990, RÐ:;UIAR CITY a:xJNCIL HEI::l'LlC
(œ-788)
Rebert £--.", of ~ Drive, supported I<!I:. HaIIptcr1's
remarks. He said there was a great deal of mise and speed
up WoOOJ:on:y.
O1ria capener, 10186 Mann Drive, also spoke in BI«':olt of
Mr. HaDpta1's remarks. He said the step sign is m--!M to
slow traffic and break up the lcn;J ~ ~y.
Bill NiegW., 21837 ~, said he lives two hous~!i fr::m
the comer of Mann and ¡.Joodbo,n:y and is against a step
sign. Mr. Niegel stated that as he drove araJI'rl 0Jpertin0,
he found there are litter prctIleIIB at step signs. Also, he
does not want the mise of the stopping and st:artinq ~à1
occurs at step signs. His prefEll:euoe is increased patrols
ani sp:; limit signs posted. He ~~e....o 00.........11
regarc:lj.Jç lack of traffic enf01.cewe¡1t in his neigtùxxrhood.
When Shmiff's depIties are there, there are m ~;
their p1: e õ enoe prevents s¡: e ! -Ii rg.
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John Ennals, 10481 FlUL....ce Drive, spoke against the
}JL' 'i-.œal as }JL 5" ¡Lad in the petitim, espec.ially step
signs. He """i4 -ed Sut¥ \L L for the ~ -~ limit signs.
E. E. Mit:.c:bell, 10340 Mann Drive, supported any iDpraYed
traffic .....uL<ols that are t:ha.çht cut. Cars and
DJtorcycles have crashed in neighbors' yards. He stated
that cars !'---- toward stevens Creek BoulevaJ:d are the
b~ prå)lem. Also, there are m si-'-¡r;a].lcs m Mann
Drive. He ~sæ installatim of the butta1-type "1I'Cp"
because of noise and also, m wet days, there is a skid
factor to be Oa1Sidered. He does ~t installatim of a
regular road buIIp and ~ that staff investigate
ather ......¡LLuls.
Mr. VisJa:wià1 said that Wen the slurry seal ¡Jl.'-";Law is
exmplete, the 1""'i- bars will be reinstalled.
Bruce Wenniger, Mann Drive, said postinq the 25 qi1 ~H:'
limit signs is good; also, neighbors oculd send license
rnnrNirs of t..'1œe men -lil1q the ~ limit to the Sheriff's
DeparbDent. He said that the bikers in the neighLULlAAAi
had DK:Ned away aboot 10 years ago.
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Bette Mõ--~, 10350 Mann Drive, said several accidents
have oc:œrred in the neighbo1:hood. '!he 1"'" i =-i bars did a
good jà>; also, stripln; helps. A ~ limit sign wculd
be good. She suJ.J"'"'-œd it be p.rt: on Mann Drive after the
road straightens cut.
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Mrnt1rES OF '!HE APRIL 16, 1990, ~ ClT'i caJNCIL ~
(œ-788)
Mae Hull, 21853 Wooèrory Drive, said that WoodI:iI.ny is used
as a c:ut-thrcu;¡h to stevens Creek Boulevard and these
drivers ~""'ed. 'IW years ago she wrote to Council arñ
received a nice letter which said that the speed of the
cars has been checked. Ms. Hull said that the pElq)le
slowed down when they saw that it was bein:J checJœd. She
also expressed Sl.IwQrt for the postin:J of speed limit signs
am pointed a.It that there are many ~ in the
neighJ:xn1Jood.
Mr. Viskavich said that his staff has fCA.md little
diff.......~ in the 81'"'::1 of cars whether they are at the
north or scuth part of Mann. He said that they had net
c::hec:Jœd l'har lap Drive. staff had ocntacted the Sheriff's
Department and the Mann Drive area was patrolled after the
petitim was received. No citatiCl'lS had been i,u,"M!. '!he
Wttals m the ..L<....t are very noisy. RJstinq of S{ ;
limit signs, the r>oi......, bars m Mann Drive, w::W.d be
effective mitigatim measures. Upa1 being asked if r>oilllMl
bars wculd be put m ~, Mr. Viskavich stated that
the i~i..œ ho ..~ IIIJSt sutmit a petitim for r>oi"'«i
bars. '!he accident record of the area is 10loI. '!here has
been no ratJ-t for an "~-9S--rt: district to provide for
sidewalks. An ,,~---...It district 1òQÙd oost ...............± :tely
$750-1200 per haDe, plus the lands reoessary for si"-ralJœ
1òQÙd OCIIIB off the b...uL of the t-~'s lot.
Bill BetåIart, l'har lap Drive, spoke against railllMl bars as
he feels they are a traffic hazard.
ÐDi1y COok said that the residents never wanted to get into
the issue of sP--llcs, just slOlol the cars down.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kqpel, secx:I'1ded by Counc. Szabo and
p"eeÐd ~y to close the public hearin:¡.
Di..,..,'....im followed regardinq tr9 installation of 25 DP1
~ limit signs, J:'Ii......J bars, Sheriff's deputies meeting'
with the neighLuLl.......d and goin:J to the sdJool to do a
safety 1Jl ..Latim. '!he City 1òQÙd request a public
awareness l"L'-";Law !ran the Sheriff's Department. By
0ŒISeI'ISUS, Council approved the installatim of rai......J bars
upon CCIIpletim of thß sluny 1Jl<:AjLam, the installatim of
25 DP1 ~ limit signs m Mann Drive to be located where
it toe.:> ........ a straight street after the anves created by
its separatim !ran Jldriana AverJJe, selective enfw............IL
in the neighborhcxxl and a public awarenes.c¡ l"L"':ILaw to be
iJrplemented by the Sheriff's Department.
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App. 7-U-90
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MINtJI'æ OF '!HE AmIL 16, 1990, REUJlAR CI'IY CXXJNCIL MEE'l'IlC
(CC-788)
PIANNIN:; APPLICATIœs
20. A¡:plication No. 6-U-90 and 5-FA-90 - O1arles Reynolds -
Request for Use Pezmit to c......L<1.ICt a 1,400 sq. ft.
twc-stozy sinqle-family residence in a Plarmed
Develcpœnt z~ district. Envll..........jla!
Det:eDnin;,.tim: '!be Planning C1<-omIi....im rec. ....-xis the
grantinq of a Negativ-, Declaratia1. '!he prqJerty is
located m the northeast v.JLlà=r of oran:.Je arx:l Olive
Avenues. Reo:- ....-.1decJ. for awroval with ocn:litiCl'lS.
Director of rnnnnúty Deval,¥"""IL Cowan reviewed the
~licatim with Council.
O1arles Reynolds..ckh. -eød Cameil regardin;J the oc:n::titiCl'lS
to be administered by Public Works Dep!rtment. He
requested that oonsideratim of the ðRllicatim be
cx:.ntinJed to the meetinq of May 21 so he has an ~:tunity
to fini cut what he will have to de i-'i..tely and what
can be deft=Lu.:l.
It was D:JYed by Counc. Sorensen, seocnB:i by Came. ¡q,pel
and I"'ft~ød unani.JID.Jsly (4-0) to CXX1tirue oonsideraticn of
this item to the meetinq of May 21.
21. ~licatia1 No. 7-U-90 and 7-FA-90 - Terry Brown -
Rscp!st for USe Pezmit to oa...L<\Jct a 3,900 sq. ft.
office/. .....-. cia! bun ding with two residential units
and related site iDpravements. Envira'Iœnta1
DeteJ:minatim: '!he Plannin:¡ C1<-omIi ....i.a1 reo .......1ds the
grantinq of a Negative Dec:larati.a1. '!he iIL"I"'Lty is
located m the east side of 0rIm;Je Avenue, 150 ft.
sooth of stevens Creek BoolevaId. ~ ....-rñ!d for
approval with ocn:l1tiCl'lS.
Director of rnnnnúty D8Y8l'¥""".t Cowan pointed out that
the breezeway ilL' 'l'csed for the devel'¥"""lt will be
well-lighted and there will be wirD::Iws facing it. He was
av" 11 "Þle to answer any questim of Council as was the
~licant, Terry Brown, 21721 Granada Avenue.
Nancy Hertert, san JUan Road, a...lb:""""'ød Council regardin;J
the alJJr::nd tree m the prqJerty. She pointed that it had
been planted in 1876, was prà:lably the first planted tree
in M:xJt:a Vista, and oculd be the oldest tree in the state
of california.
It was II¥JVed by Came. KcßJel, seccn:lAd by Came. Szabo and
I"'ftftød unan.iJna.lsly (4-0) to awrave the grant.in::J of the
Negative DeclaratiC8'1.
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE APRIL 16, 1990, RmJlAR CI'IY a:uNCIL MEEI'IN:>
(œ-788)
It was DK:Ned by Came. Szabo, sec:a'1ded by Counc. I(qpel and
passed unaniJoously (4-0) to approve ~lication No. 7-U-90
per PlaJ'11'lirq ChmIi-ian Resolutim No. 4255.
22. ~lication No. 2..JJM-90 and 6-FA-90 - James Sisk -
Tentative Map to sulxlivide 1. 28 acres into six lots
ran;¡ing in area fran 7,500 sq. ft. to ll, 000 sq. ft.
Envh.......,.ILal DeteJ:minatim: '!be P1.ann.in;¡ ChmIi"9ion
r'" . ........ ids the grantinq of a Negative nø.t-bratim. '!be
}AL'¥"Lly' is lcx:ated m the narth side of Rainbow Drive
west of ani adjacent to the SPRR Corridor. p... . ....-. ided
for ..........V'lal with cxn:titiCl'lS.
Director of Chmonú.ty Devel,¥"""lL cn.rcm requested that
Con:titia1 No. 15 be amended to delete the refea.......... to the
repléioew&.,l of the 24-inch redwood.
Di."..,,-tcn followed reqardinq the possibility of a joint
driveway for Lots 1 and 2.
James Sisk, 10060 p:.~ Avenue, said that he wculd
prefer that the driveways be IIICIIed to the west }AL'¥"L"ty
line m I.ots 1 and 2. Council fourd this a.x"'t't.able.
Gorden Frolich, 1202 Belknap ~, ~ 9d 0CI1OEa.11
regaxãinq the J"I1IIIhør of driveways CXIIi>ined with the bJs
stq> æñ DLL....t elevation. He said that traffic œcJœ up
behind the bus stc:ps. He ~ -'!ICi 0CI108I11 regardirq
safety of children going to school. He Sl.rJ.."....i:ed that
there be a way for cars to head CAIt of the driveways and
not back CAIt. 'Ibere are no bike lanes in that area am the
junior high school children do ride their bicycles.
Mr. Sisk said he will look at a way for a rwiiAl driveway;
hawever, he wculd not wa.'1t it to be a cc:n:iitim of
a~.
Followinq diRC1_im as to ~ or not this wculd be a
oorxiitia1 am that it CCIIIe back to Council prior to
recordatim of the final map, it was SI~ that Camcil
add another cc:n:iitim of a~ that wculd require mcvinq
the driveways for Lots 1 and 2 'ÆSterly as far as they can
go.
Mike Wi.l.JdJ1s of NorthricÇe Square, asIœd if the driveways
cnli.d be DK:Ned east and be on a higher elevatim so they
are more visible.
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Gc::Izùon Frolich said there is an --rt: for a ro&E gas
subetatim Wich will prevent driveways frcm going there.
It was IIICIIIed by CCAInc. ~, seconjed by CCAInc. s.....__1m
and I"'ð"'9ð unaniJIIoosly (4-0) to ~0Ye the gr¡mtinq of a
Negative De<-l..ratim.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kqpel, secxn:Jed by Counc. s......LIm
and P'U'-'I!d. unanìmcusly (4-0) to ..............¡e the awlicatim per
Plann!n3 ('rImIi ....i.m Resolutim No. 4253, with Ccn:titial No.
15 éIIJIeDied to delete the ref6LoEIUoe to repla-:-...'It of
24-in::n redwood, if ~--ry; and the additim of
conlition No. 20 tmich will require that the driveways for
IDt:s 1 and 2 be DK:Ned westerly as far as possible.
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ABaIITEC'lURAL AND SI'lE ~ a:HaTI'EE APPLICATIœs
23. Na1e.
S. for
Giants
stadium
UNFINISHED HJSINESS
24. RecalSideratial of participe.tim in the study for a
santa Clara county stadium and relocatim of the san
Francisco Giants to Santa Clara.
Bill Wil.sa1, 11149 sutherland AV8l'AI8, thanJœd Oouncil for
their leOQUsideratial of this item. He believes that the
real iEI"'US was not CXI1Sidaœd. He expr --ed the qlWm
.:hat this is a questicn of quality of life in the area and
regimalism.
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Ma%X Silvecœn ........ ed __d. with Mr. Wil.sa1's
naarks. He said there is a psyå1ic benefit and a stadium
1001ld create civic priðo!.
Am Anger, Menta vista, urged Oouncil to keep this a matter
for private ente%prise and let private parties pay for it;
do nat p.rt: arr;¡ b.Jrden m the taxpayers.
Reed Sparks, 10695 Merriman RcIId, urged regimal
cooperation. He asJœð if the City is beinq aske:i for
$1500.
City Manager Brown said the total study is eçected to cost
$400,000 owntywide. OJpertino's share is desigr.ated as
$4500; our share of the initial oost,Ibenefit analysis is
$1500.
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(œ-788)
Mr. Sparks suggested pemaps a ocmnittee could raise $1500
and later ocn:1uct a turoraiser for the $4500. He requested
the City cooncil's blessinq and the ~"'''ry timeframe.
Mr. Brown said that Santa Clara had asked for a respa ISe by
April 2. '!he City respan:!ed negatively. It is anticipated
that ŒX:2 the initial study is dale, ~tely $500,000
will be requested frail CUpertiIX> to iDplement the results1
this will be dale over a ten year period.
Mr. Sparks requested that private da1atiCl'lS be fUnneled
thraJgh the City.
'!he City Manager said that a deadline set at the end of
this IID1th s- ... åHJL"-I'Liate.
Alan Bidwell, aJi:b
c:xx:.peration i "'9'.Ie.
Sparks r"'i -_?
Read, also feels this is a regia1a1
CDlld the City matdl whatever Mr.
Chuck J"~, Park Villa Circle, ~eed with
participatim in the study.
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Came. Szabo "'^t'L 9d the opinim that there were other
good ""'''-as to spend IIa1eY m such as child care, fightinq
druq aÞæe, etc. He stated his opinim that this is a
matter for private entmprise and is rot eo:;annically
viable. '!he Bay Area camat su¡:p:¡rt two teams. In regard
to regia1a1 coq¡erati.a1, Mr. Szabo stated that the park is
~'-t';S'ad to be located in the Golden Triæqle, whiå11JaS
traffic jmrø fINery EM!I'ÚDJ. Santa Clara was askPd to join
the Golden 'l'ri.arIJle Task Force bIt did rot. He will vote
no m the City's participatim.
Counc. KqIpel stated that she 1oIQ.Ùd ~t aooeptinq
private funds as she does rot have the ~L of the City
Cameil for the City to ocntriJ:ute ~lic funds.
Came. So-I..-ensert ~ -'ad ~t for the City actinq as a
channel thraJgh 1oñiå1 private funds could flOW1 haÆver,
she could rot Sùt-'P'LL the e.xperxiiture of arr¡ City funds m
this project.
Came. Kof'pel su,,':!'='-ted that the City provide matd1in;J
funds, however, the other Camen"",mhø.rs were rot in
SlJH.Iu1. t of this.
It was I!DVed by <hInc. ~1, seoon1ed by Came. Sorensen
and r<'''''''d 3-1 with cnmc. Szabo dissentinq, that the City
serve as a channel for private funds.
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Selection of
auditor
Junior Careers
licensing
prtlsa 1
Advisory bodieS
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(œ-788)
City Manager Brown stated that the City will probably put
private dcrIatiCl'lS received into a trust aocoont. '!hen, as
bills are received, the city wa.ùd use those fun:1s to pay
them. Prior to takinq any further steps, the City wa.ùd
wait for the initial report.
NDJ aJSINESS
25. Selection of a City auditor.
I\cx:nmtant JacIœa1 reviewed the lee' ....-·ldatim with
Council.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kq:pe], secxn:Ied by Counc. s........_.
and p"ee-' unan.imcusly (4-0) to approve the firm of C. G.
Uhlel'lb8rg as auditors for a three-year period. bi!lsed m
fiJœc1 fees of $18,965 for FY 89-90, $19,900 for FY 90-91,
and $20,000 for FY 91-92 and to authorize the City Manager
to ..........Jte the ..art:rIIct.
26. ~ L and rec> ·-·ldatim m ..... \. .. J fJ:aD JUnior
Careers for licensing teens fran that cxganizatim.
Assistant to the City Manager Brown reviewed the <::w.L...,L
solicitar's ordinance and her LOI'IAALL with Council.
Tall DIIw8a'\ of JUnior Ca%:eexs, said he does not understand
BaII8 of the reasons for the No' ····-·.datim. He stated that
the City oculd à-=k his r.oœ:d and District Manager Dc:I1
HIu1sa1's ~d and it they are fit, .......- the ~
solicitinq are also alright. <hlldren going dear to dear
have a ~ with a picture, the addt , and nIIIII8 of the
œ:qanizatia1. If ChJncil cannot grant an EDO."",lia1 trc:a
the solicitar's ordinance, they wculd still liJœ to wark in
O,¡pert.im. He CQlùd pick 14 of the participatJn;
yam;¡st:ers to be in Q.¡pertino m a pro-rated basis. 'lbeøe
children are 12-17 years old; they sell candy, tea and
oooJdes.
Followinq rli""'1fISion, cnmcil said they will not c:harçe the
ordinance to allCM for ElX)xl,tiCl'lS.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kq:pel, seocn:Jed by Counc. Su....L m
and p"ee«i Un2u·,i1llt'aJSly (4-0) to deny the request. A review
of the solicitar's ordinance will be in the June iSS'Je of
the amert:ino 5oene.
27. Acoeptanoe of resignatiCl'lS £ran City adviso%y bodi,"
and establishinJ dates for recruitment and interviews.
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l1INUm) OF '1HE rlPRIL 16 I 1990 RmJIAR CI'IY roJNCIL MŒI'INJ
(œ-788)
It was ltICIIIed by C<::u'x::. Kq:pel, seconded by C<::u'x::. Sorensen
an:! f"'co;ed unanimously (4-0) to authorize rec::uitmel1t to
fill the vacan:ies; direct that the vaœn::ies be
p.¡blicized in the May issue of the CUœrtin:> Scene; C4uaalL
awlicants be CCI1tacted; that ð.R'licatiCl'lS be aoœpted
through May 18; an:! that interviews will IJØ scheduled for
7:00 p.m., 'Ihursday, May 24, Conference Rcc:ms C and D.
~Llt...uc.IL will be made at that time.
28. Request for an ê/l.¥L""..dation to hire a Goals Ccmnittee
0CI1SU1. t:ant.
Director of lhIon"'1ity Devel,¥"""lt COWan told Council he is
requestin;J authorizatia1 for the full aJIDJI'It of $70,140;
however, it may take less than that aJIDJI'It to a0)O "I.lish
the goal. '!he City is payinl the 0CI1SU1.t:ant for bath time
an:! expertise. .
City Manager Brown lIIq:y",Led Mr. Cowan's positim. He
stated that the selection of a large ..........i ttee was a good
dec:isim, but the grwp m-~'" to be managed. City staff
shaùd net be in the dual :role of data gatherer and
facilitator.
Counc. Szabo ~ 1Id o.........~ regardinq the price taq and
t.hat it my end up to be CIII8r $100,000. He su..-.-4:ed that
staff look at this again even if it means an extensim of
time of tAL"· ~-.
Counc. JCrtpel stated that the p.....; --r:1s to be e:IIf'A'Jted
and since the grwp will be lookinq at the City þl1i1dcut,
this is a very bp:Irtant task. HcwIEIver, because it is for
lcn¡-raJ'¥,J8 plannirJJ, she oculd sup... ",L it. She 1o'CUld like
staff to cut back 1Ib!re it can withalt cripplinq the
effort.
[)j """.....im follCMld regaMinq the possibility of maIdnq the
chairs of Sò.1bo:xmIdttees r:espasible and that they oculd
receive a timetable under which the wcrk ToIaÙd be
""='0"\ Ushed. 'Ihe P""""1bility of z-it""in:J the time the
0CI1SU1.t:ant is used was also di..,.."e?ed.
Mr. COWan pointed art: that the C4uaalL 1"'_1.. Ccmnittee has
a different charge than the original 1"'"",,1.. Ccmnittee. It
will analyze data and perfom other tasks rather than just
creatin;J their visim for the City.
'!he City Manager pointed art: that even withcut the
~ture of the fUnds, the City ToIaÙd get a product; it
ToIaÙd just net be as good. '!his is a very ÌJIp:Irtant
ocmnittee with a very in¡:mtant task. '!be pJ:ooe5S oculd be
reviewed and evaluated a10e it is started.
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consu ltant
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE APRIL 16, 1990, REnJI.1IR CITY CXXJNCIL MEE:I'ING
(œ-788)
It was DrNed by <.::aJr¥::. Kc{çel, secoOOed by Counc. Sorensen
am p"a"iId 3-1 with Came. Szabo di.ssent.iIg, to ~'-}'Liate
$70,140 fran the General Fund for the facilitator an:l other
expenses pertaini.n:J to the Citizens Goals Chm\ittee.
29. P~K' ····....ndatians frcm the CUpertino Sports Center
Interim Use Camnittee regarc1i.rq tenporary utilization.
r: ~""'a1 COllDan, 01air of the Interim Cœmittee, reviewed her
haJù:ut with Cameil. She pointed azt that the teIIp:Ira:ty
plan has not been P1: Hnted to the Parks and Rt......_tim
I"ronmi ....im because it is time sensitive.
Director of Parks an:l Recreatim Ccwling reviewed the
parameters of the Cœmittee I S reo ..··-tdatim and his staff
Lq>VLL. He also reviewed estimated costs and revenues.
Darwin 'Ihra1e, 22958 Cricket Hill, ~ted th'it the
I"ronmittee brinq future plans to the Parks and Rt........atia1
ChmIio_ia1. He felt the l"ronmiOUJim oculd prcwide
assist:anoe and look at the whole area, Memorial Park and
the f~ DeAnza Jbooquet Club site. He ~-i'9d the
q¡Wm that the reveru.Je projectiCl'lS for the facility are
<XnIerVative and it shaùd suppxt operatinq costs. 'Ibe
fees !AL il\lo1d are rea&a'1able; hawever, Wø1 school is out
in JUne, he 101CUld liJœ to see earlier wee1n4ay hours an:l he
also ~1ld liJœ student rates available. Mr. 'Ihra1e felt
the ~..:; - - ~ to be ~ up.
MiJœ Wi.1JaB'Is, president of the QJpertino Tennis Club, as-
for an explanatim of the difference beb~ en a S--tI(II\ pass
and tel......... n nrvatiCl'lS. He was inf.........d that the
holders of a E'--CZI"fI pass 101CUld not be cha%ged a ocurt f_
Wø1 they play. It is estimated that if po "IAC'W'IØ playB
twice a week fraR the openinq of the ocurts to the en:t of
the yær, it 101CUld make a pass worth purchasing. Mr.
WllJœns stated that he does agree with the 1II1lti~..,...-
use projected for the center and that it shaùd pay its own
way. He stated that the Tennis Club 101CUld dalate new
tennis nets or, if saœthin:] is - W more, they 101CUld
look at that. He stated that the fees are too high and a
more reasa'lable fee 101CUld encourage more use. He
reo:- ··..-·LJed $2.00 per persa'I for residents; $3.00 per
persa'I for rr.n-residents; that a pass cost a resident
$100.00 and a rr.n-resident, $150.00. He .~6ed family
mPI\,herships.
Rich Haggerty, North Blaney am 1IIPIIIho>r of 0Jperti00 Tennis
Club, said it is a mistake to d1arge too high of a fee in
the beginnin::J; the cœplex is not a tcp product.
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(œ-788)
D:u:win 'IbrcrIe said that as a private club, the fees 'oIer8
DJJd'l more at t.~t facility. Cœrts are not available when
people want to play; reservatiCl'lS at 4:00 p.m. and atter
are at a premium an::!. m saturday, there is not a oc:urt
available in 0Jpertin:>.
By c:x:I'1Sel1SUS, Council fourd the f'l1hnitted fee schedule
a.cceptable. It was IDCIIIed by Counc. Szabo, secx:njed by
Counc. Sorel1sen an::!. P"~~ed unaJÚJIn1S1y (4-0) to ~ the
rrormittee ree' ....-.datiCl'lS.
30. Diso_im regaJ:àinq fomatim of a benefit ;,ø-e<!' '-'iL
district and request for eJLL.............t. - SUIta Clara
Valley water District (Counc. Bæ:b Kqpl) .
Counc. ~1 stated that the Council has eJ.Jœ:sed this
""""""Ire. A """'"""'ry of the """"tIIIJZ:e is scheduled to be in
the next n_rtin:> scene.
31. Report m bid cpeninq - ~.L<..act curt:s, gutters,
si"'-ÆLlJæ, Project 90-102, and award of .....,LLact.
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Kqpel, s..calded by Counc. &.u.....:aen
and p"ee-' unanima.Jsly (4-0) to award the project to GàuL~
Bi.anåú OCIlst.."'Uctim for their low bid of $163,196.34 an::!.
to authorize a l..5% ~ for a total of $187.696.34.
32. ~LL m bid cpeninq - Handicap RZIm rnst:allati.a1,
Project 9D-4oo2, and award of .....iL<aCt.
It was JD:I'o-ed by Counc. KqIpe.l, S600IIded by 0CUr.c. &.u._ 11r
an::l p"øe-' unanima.Jsly (4-0) to award the project to P , F
CDIstr\Ictim for their low bid of $25,503.00 and to
autharize a l..5% ocntiJgency for a total of $26,778.00.
33. Ca'lsideratim of an April 30 Council study sessim.
By ....._ msus, Council set April 30, 7:00-8:30 p.III.,
Cc:nference Rccm A, for a study sess1m pert:aininq to the
shortenin::J of Council 1III!Iet:.irçs. 'Ihe Clerk was c:1.iJ:'ecÞ..ed to
redistriJ:IUte the last ~"'"""'ry m that item.
WRI'I'I'm CXHIJNICATIœs
34. Ncne.
ORDINANC:ES
35. Na1e.
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Benefit Assess-
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SCV Water Dist.
Bid openings
Study Session
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Revie·..,
Commit tee
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KflltlI'æ OF 'DiE APRIL 16, 1990, REX;U1AR CITY CXXJNCIL MEE'l'I!C
(0';-788)
RI'1JOIlJ'I'ICH;
36. Na1e.
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37. Oral Lq.vLU t-:r staff n.....~ -exs.
38. Update regudinq the 2.4 acre parcel located ð.t City
Center (stevens Creek Boulevard and DeAnza Bouleva:..:d).
City Manager Brown annc:unced that no clear neighborl1cod
ocnsenøus has been found; D:Jwever, the facilitator is
hopir.q to firñ a solutim.
FaroId1 Deboo, CUpertino waterfall resident, said he had møt
with Mr. stiebel. He asJœd if the facilitator had
rer~ all deh.i1... '!he cptiCl'lS he offered were baMð
Q1 giving the developer as III.1d1 as possible, in Mr. Deboo' s
opinim. Mr.~ believes that the developer does not
have enwgh credits to h,i1d a mirrar i""'9'" bni1ðirq. He
stated that, yes, there are diverse opiniCl'lS; however, JDCSt
~ want a park.
City Manager Brown said Mr. gt,i<>bel was given infcmœtia1
and is familiar with details of the situatia1. He also møt
with the leadership of the area as L"'t'L s ..led. '!he
~--UCl'lS offered came frail the neighl:x:lmcod.
CXXJNCIL ~~
41. Q:amc. Goldlllan - Legislative Rsviar n--i:ttee - Oouncil
unanimcus1y ..."..-:1 to take the followinq actic:n regarc:finq
}'L' ~lIed legislatia1:
SI¡:>poLL SB 1830 (C. ~....n), fire safety stan:!ards,
authorizatim for more restrictive 1",..".1 fire safety
h,i1dinq standards; AS 2844 and AS 2845 (I'blanco),
alocholic bEMæ:~. fortified wines; AS 3193
(Polanco), rec1eIIel,¥"""ll hazarcb.¡s substance rel--TT
and wastes; AS 270', (LaFollette), solid waste,
haIsehold hazardcus was....: }'L'-";L.......; AS 3048 (Bentley)
and AS 4114 (Clute), abanCIc:ned vehicles, si1llilA... bills
introduced m lmg-standinq local gcvernment prciù_;
AS 2622 (Eastin) and AS 3050 (Margolin), recycling,
glass beverage oc:r1t:ainers, market devel,¥"",,/L; 58 152
an SB 88 (Garamendi), Gann Î!IWL"¥LiatiCl'lS limit, Prop.
111 :iJlpl..........d..atim bill for key pravisiCl'lS benefit.tin}
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KINUI'ES OF '!HE AmI!. 16, 1990, RmJlAR CI'L"i cnJNCIL MEF.TIN:;
(œ-788)
cities. Cameil will . Iy)ØØ SB 2443 ('l\:Q.Le..), b~
arbitratim, local gt7\I..........,L eapl~; SB 2274
(Be:...." s:n), ~.....al plans, housing elElllBl'lts,
requirement to plan for regiavù housinq allocatiCl'lS;
AB 4242 CW. Brown) , reqicnù. goYeZ'I'W1C8, reqia1al
devel,¥""",L and infnstructure ~"",y; and AS 3463
(Mcuntjay) , allcws camt:ies or other local ~
to unilaterally '-v-t disputed "1Ioi.... f1:aa amounts
owed to cities. Oouncil also recpISted tne League's
positicx\ m lIB 4319, guarantesd røbD:n trip
deDa1stratia1 project (Bates).
City Att.ozney Kilian IU'Ir1C:IUOOed that Council .....>]1', adjourn
to a Closed sessim pertainirxJ to the City of O,¡pert.im v.
Perry, litigatim.
At 11:30 p.m., Oouncil adjanned to Ca1fbJ........... RealI A.
At 12: 05 a.m., Oouncil J:'eCCrMInBd in Oouncil (tu...J....
cnn::. Fr:S' Itl:
Kqpel, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayor RcgerI'J
Counc. Absent:
Goldman
staff p~ S líL:
City Manager Brown
City Clerk Cl.u..:J i1,.
Director of n-"1ity cøv.l'I IL <bran
City of nmon+i"" v. Parrv
It was DK:Ned by Counc. Fqpù, ~.:Jo:d by Counc. s......._ an
and I"''''TE'ed UI'IIIl1iJaamly (4-0) to direct the City Att.ozney to
file a petitia1 for rehearinq with the District Cburt of
1\rP""'1...
At 12:10 a.m., Oouncil adjanned to April 30, 7:00 p.m.,
Ccnfaellce RealI A.
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