CC 11-08-90
CIT'i OF aJPERl'INO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
10300 '1= AVENUE, a.JPERl'J:N), CA 95014
TELEPHONE: (4080 252-4505
MINJI'ES OF 'mE ADJaJRNED REX>UIAR CITY CXXJNCIL MŒl'DC
HErD 00 NOVEMBER 8, 1990, KJUI.'I -usE R:œ, smrœ. CENIm
21251 STEVENS æEEK Ð:XJIEVARD, aJPERTIN), CAI.IFtJRNIA
CC-SOlA
CAlL 'ro ORDER
Mayor Rogers called the meetinq to order at 6:00 p.m.
mIL CAlL
Came. Present:
Goldman, I<'cgJel, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayor Rogers
staff Present:
City Manager Brown
Deplty city ClerK Wolfe
Director of Public Works viskcvidl
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Director of ChmII "'1ity Devel'¥"""1t 0::Iwan
Director of Finance Snyder
City Planner caughey
Hoosinq and Services COordinator Norling
City Att.ozney Kilian
œAL cx::IHJNICATIœs - Na1e.
1. DÍ'i"ç"""'im regardinq Ì'L"",<sed rate increase requested
by Los Altos GaJ:bage ~ny.
At the request of City Manager Brown, this item was IIICMiId
to the em of the agenda.
2. UL~ICY Ordinance No. 1541: "An ordinance of the City
Oouncil of the City of 0Jpertin0 Providinq for a
Proc-"n-e for the Grantinq of ~..ry Ccn:titia1al Use
Permits, and Declarinq the lli.~1CY '!hereof."
City Att.ozney Kilian told cœncil that the ominanoe WQùd
be in effect for only 45 days unless returned to them.
It was lIIJVed by Counc. Kq:pel, seoc:nied by Came. Sorensen
am I"'''aOO unanbDously to read ordinance No. 1541 by title
only am the City Attorney's readinq to CCI'1Stitute the
readiJ'q thereof; to enact urgerq Ordinance No. 1541; and
to set the fee at $75.
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KJ:N!JI'ES OF 'lHE NOVEMBER 8, 1990, ADJOORNED RmJI.AR crrY
CXXJNCIL MEE:l'ING (œ-80lA)
3. Westfield, Inc.; Vallco Fashim Park regia1lÙ. shq.ping
center, WOlfe Read between stevens creek Boulevard and
I-280.
~licatiŒlS 2-GPA-89, 7-Z-90, 9-U-90, l-DI\.-90 and
17-EA-90 (reza'1ÍD] sc:utheast comer of WOlfe Rœd
and Vallco Parkway: use pemit to allow expansim:
devel'¥utOIlt. ~eemeht. to provide future
develcpnent: in aooordance with entitlElllel'ts
granted by the City: envL.""......./tal detm:minatia1).
AR:Ilication AS1IC 51,908.2 - a¡;:peal of cxnlitiCl'lS
of ðWl<MÙ filed by Jåu1 E. Endicott.
~lication AS1IC 51,908.1 - eJroeptim for a
na.-tW.ld:in;J DICIUl1ted f~ e'Hay oriented sign.
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(All items pertaininq to Westfield, Inc. were 0CI'Itirø.Jed
fran the meetinq of ()c:tà)er 15 and will be continued to the
meetinq of NoIIeJd:)er 19.)
Director of C'rInmI"'1ity Devel'+'Ul:"',L cowan harñed cut an
cutline ..-- ~dbinq i~- Z""i.-ñ by co.mcil "....\J oers
regardin:J Vallco Fashim Park expansion.
In answer to a questim fran Oouncil, City Att.ozney Kilian
said that a devel'¥"""lt œp........&.1t is specifically
authorized umer state law to be a method in whiål a
developerfprcperty owner can have the right for ~oval of
a devel,¥""",L vested at an earlier stage than the þl1i1dirq
permit level. It is a zaúD;J dedsim, but it is more than
just a zaúD;J decisim. It has the effect of tieinq the
City's hams frail d1an;Jin;¡ the plan ba.-ñ upon Wat the
ðo,¡L..........1t provides. It gives the developer a sense of
certainty Widl helps with financinq _..... of the ability
to tie the City's hams in tenIS of d1an;Jin;J art:! of the
zaninq or the a¡:p:'CYals that are granted umer the
Devel.......,etlt hp:eauc.tt. '!his ext:.ems not only to the City
Council but art:! ballot .-;-,"':ares - referen:1a or initiatives
that wculd atteupt to downza1e the pLVf~.rty. A
Devel,¥""",t h, L..........1t wculd withstand art:! such challenge.
It is a very powerful tŸv"o!......l'!t. It is a great advantage to
the deI1elcper and if the City and the developer are of the
same mini and desire the same type of project, it often
works very wel1. A Devel'+'Ul:"'1t 1.greement JIIJSt be adcpted
after a p.1blic hearinq and the measure is subject to
referendum liJœ arrys
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE NOVEMBER 8, 1990, ADJŒJRNED REnJI.AR CI'IY
CXXJNCIL HŒI'ING (œ-80lA)
other law; it is passed by ordinance. '!be unique character
of it is that it cannot: be mcxtified unless both parties
agree to it. n¡e referen:ium period is 30 days after
enad,J....ut of the ordinance.
Iijnn sedt.ay, an l1J:ban eoalCllÚSt, was introduced by Mr.
COWan. Mr. COWan explained that Ms. Sedway has been
retained by the City for the Goals Ccmnittee project.
By 0CI'1SE!Z'ISUS, Council ~.......d to begin with sectim III,
EoaIY'mice, of the di",<",aaim outline.
Ms. Sedway said that a detailed eoo......J.c study ooold be
difficult and time-ocnsumirq. She said that the Valloo
expansim may have no i"t"'''': m the strip centers, bIt
there is a potential for negative i"t"'cts to the extent
that tenants may be similar to these in the }AL,,<!ed
expansim. The positive i"P"r-t would be a broader marIœt
brinqinq in IIm'e sales tax.
If they did the study they .....,1t'I 100II. _ _ the ~oe m
stevens Creek Ballevard as to haw viable it is, how
.......~tive it would be with Valloo and whether tr.ere is an
aver SUß)ly of retail. Ms.~ said they would need to
knc7.r Wat is wanted in the Grarñ Boulevard oc...,qJL. The
depth of the study is up to cnmcil.
Ms. Sedway said her sense is that the goal for the Grarñ
BallevaJ:d is for more of a downtown ann. a¡:here with
enp¡asis m restaurants. 'n1ere are more indepe¡L1t:.iL
retailers in a downtown; the à1ains 90 to the malls and are
not direct .:- ·'I.etitors with the smaller centers.
Mr. Cowan said that the Grarñ Ballevard has not been
defined.
Cameil diarnaaion followed regæùi.n;J whether the expansion
would take away !ran ather retail kAJsir--_ in CUpertino
and ~t would be <\00:> "I,li.shed by signing the devel'¥"""rt
&, L..........lt.
Ms. Sedway said that doirq a study oculd definitely help
Cameil see ~t the i"t""ct of the expansim would be.
When asJœd if adding an and1ar tenant to Vallco would
enhance sales tax, Ms. Sedway said that this needs to be
looked at carefully because of the .......~tition with Valley
Fair an:i stanford shqpirq centers.
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l{IN[!l'ES Of 'IHE MJ\'lliBER 8, 1990, ADJCJ.JRlW RmJJ:AR CITY
CXXJNCIL MEETING (CC-80ll\)
Came. Goldman said he did not want to make tlús a case of
one or the other - Vallco expansion or the Gram Boulevard
- b..i.t he \VWld hate to make a decisim that \VWld last 20
years withc.ut infomatim on the retail climate - is Vallco
going to attract additia1al retail to the City or will it
transfer fran one area to~? Also, what will be the
iIIpact on the general retail land use. Maybe the timinq is
not the best. Council shculd have the best informatim
before maJdn;J such a decision.
Ms. Sedway said the study \VWld be dooe m an hourly basis
with a "",vi".,," fee of $10,000-12,000, deperxlin;J an hew IIIJCh
material the City can provide. Most studies are JOOre, bIt
a credible job can be dooe for that amamt.
city Manager Brown asIœd Council to consider what \VWld
haRJen if the study is dooe and it shews that expansim
will bring JOOre retail sales to O,¡pert.im bIt will have
acme hatmful effect m the Gram Bculevard scheme. 'lben,
~~ m that infomatim Council does not want to do a
devel,¥"""lt _........../L. If in six IIICI1ths Westfield 00-
with a major department store that Council wants in the
rnmItrrlty, are they going to say no. Part of what Cameil
is askinq the study to detemine is are they going to say
yes to this kind of devel,¥"""IL.
Came. Goldman said he \VWld rather make the decision with
knowledge instead of intuitim. 'Ihe use pemit c:.pt.i.a1
\VWld still be av>oilable if a devel'¥"""lt _.........It is not
signed.
Ms. Sedway said the study ......11d be CX1Ipleted in aI:n1t 30
days.
John Ðñioatt, L"'t'L S.!1.t..inq Westfield (Vallco) said he does
not know what the Grand Bculevard oO........L is. No one has
been able to define it or tell 1úm what it \VWld adUeve.
What he does know is that tl1eJ:e is a 1.1 millim sq. ft.
shqpinq center that is in O,¡pert.im today, \IOI'ki.rYJ and
trying to 00 "i..;te. 'Ihe Gram Bculevard oCb...q.tL has a
little way to go, it may be a great idea, it may not even
be retail when it's finished - it oculd be a wcrXIerful
civic center. Fran what he uroerstood aba1t it, Mr.
Erxlioatt said he believes that it \VWld take ten years to
blplement. Cameil has criticized Vallco by saying that
they are not ........~itive with other centers. One of the
reasons is that there are other depart:œnt stores in the
area that are very ........P=titive that have IDCII'ed in since
Westfield's oWl1ership. Valloo ne-"'~ to IOCWE! to get a
department store. stanford is considered Valloo's
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NINl1I'ES OF '!HE NCI'JEMBER 8, 1990, AIDCURNED RÐ3UU\R CI'IY
CUJNCIL MEETING (œ-80lA)
c"'I>etitor, rot stanford has six department stores, Valloo
has three. He said they are tryinq to ("'i~' FraIl a
retail point of view Vall00 is a regia'lal shq:pin:¡ center;
most of the retail o..JStaners there cane frail outside
D.Jpe':tino. If Cameil is asJdn;J for an attractim to ~1ild
m, Valloo is that. Vall00 doesn't (>"IE'te with strip
centers, nor \/CUld the Grand Boulevard .:. "I.ete with
Valloo. '!he kirñ of stores in the Boulevard \oICUld net go
in a regional center.
Further di<lrl'''''ion followed ~ Council's feelings
that this WQ.Ù.d be a major dec:isim and they want to
Oa1Sièer it very carefully and with as DrJål infomatim as
pœs.ible.
Mr. Erñioott said he is net as DrJål CXI'1Cemed with the oost
of the study as with the poss.ible delay in a¡::praval. He
said he "'''I1]d see me mc:nth goinq to tt'.ree.
It was DK:Ned by Came. Szabo, seo....:Jo:d by Counc. I&g)el and
P"~-9d unan:im:usJ.y to direct that an eoo.k.oulc study as
c:utlined durinq di<lrl'....im be dcI1e for an am::JUnt net to
E!JOC't'ed $12,000 with the results beinq pJ:ei3~Il6d at an
adjoumed Council meetinq to be held January 2, 1991.
Council requested a oc:v.f of the draft as SOa1 as poss.ible;
Mr. Cowan said it shculd be av;oil.....le a toIeE!k before the
meetinq .
Jim Eller, att.ozney for Westfield, ~ for a definitia1
of Grand Boulevard.
Mr. Cowan said that had net yet been defined, rot the
feelin:¡ was that it WQ.Ù.d have a "'l'$C'iAl sense of place.
Folladn] suggestiCI'IS frail Council as to the informatia1
they wtW.d expect; frail the study, Ms. Sedway said she will
net start until there is an c:utline Council is a:.mfortable
with.
Mr. Endioott said the L"'tJULt will be hased on .."""''''t'tiCl'lS.
Council may keep P<-~J.n; mak:in] a decisiŒl.
<::oor!cil 11~,~ ...rs in:licated they were net a:.mfortable with
~~Ú1X] the matter.
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MIMlI'ES OF '!HE NOVEMBER 8, 1990, ADJaJRNED REX>UIAR c:rrï
CDJNCIL MEETING (œ-80lA)
Mr. 0:Mm said the r~l.. O::mIIittee will have a definitia1
of the Grand Boolevard. 'lbeir 1."'t'VL L m NoI."eItIer 20 will
be vague and it will take other l'Y'WIoIIi....iCl'lS three mcnths to
translate the Goals O::mIIittee eXh..qJL into scmethin:¡ real.
He said the ~ of work for the study wculd be OCIIpleted
early next week.
PFf"F..C:S: 7: 05-7: 20 p.m.
DiSCl1t;O"im of Section I of the art:line, Design, followed.
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Mr. COWan said the ~Vf:oC ~oo use peI"Jlit defines the buildinq
envelcpe. '!here need to be guidelines for staff or AS1IC to
review when Iouildinq pemit applicatiCl'lS CXIIIB in. '!he
1'IIr'Yi..l is designed to show the architectural mass. '!he
architect also has drawirgs.
TerIy Ferrara, Westfield architect, shewed the 1III"rløl. He
pointed art: areas of the pt'1-'; '9d expansia1 inc1udin¡ the
Rcse Bowl area, briàJes, the sports center and a seocud
level m the I. Magnin store. He also shaoIed parJdrq
facilities.
Mr. Endioc:Itt said they ~·I.aee an ðI},µ."'Y"te 300,000 sq. ft.
for bolo ""I'-d,.......t. stores.
Mr. Ferrara said the ~·I.:.,¡,ü creates a ca~L of UIban
<!pace or a ocurtyaJ:ã defined by the briÓ)eS and the center;
there will be water, seatinq and J.arriacapinq in the
ocurtyard.
Mr. Endi.oott said this shw1d have the effect of unifying
the center.
Mr. Ferrara distrib1ted ~ showinq the UIban
storefJ:att effect they want to éI.å1ieve.
Allan Falk, a resident near Valloo, said he is ocnoerned
about the expansim. He had questiCl'lS reqardinq the
ocurtyard.
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Mr. Endicott said the pw:p:JSe, with Tandem expansim, could
be a design for interaction between the bolo properties.
Mr. Ferrara went to item 4, parkin:¡, how the project wculd
look and tire squealing mise. He explai."1ed the
ci.rculatim in the center and said rcu;¡h OOIICl..te wculd
stop squea1inq tireE. In regard to questim 5, han:lic.a¡:ped
éY"""""'''', the old sectim OCIIplied when Wilt. '!be new me
will of course OCItply with present requirements.
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MINl7I'ES OF '!HE OOllEMBER 8, 199C, ADJ'aJRNED:REX;(JI,A;a CI'IY
aXJNCIL ME:E:'I'DC (œ-80lA)
JàJn Halley, Tan:!em, said there are IX) specific plans tor
the area i~btely adjacent to the þL''lœ-ed expansim
site. 'Ihey are stOOying a general plan oc.....,¥L for the
entire Tan:!em """PIS, and specifically wbat we 1ia1ld do m
that site. Mr. Hailey said that as l'L''iJCsed the Valloo
expansim shoold l'L s uL no I'YWIp'tibility prå:)lem. With
regard to the aràrltecture the œin questim is We leads
and We follows. If Tan:!em leads, it 1ia1ld be a design
å1allenge for the Westfield aràrltect to make sure the
transitim is RI"""",",ðful. If Westfiald leads, it'", a
design d1allenge to Tan:!em's aràrltect.
Mr. Ccwan asIœd if we need total aràrltect:ural hazmcny
between the center a."'1d offices.
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Oouncil ~-d that a blerxi oculd be adrl.eved ~ch 1ia1ld
prevent dishama1y while allowin;J diversity.
Dj""",,-iat followed regardin] the possible need to widen
Wolfe RoBd. Mr. Hailey said IX) traffic oomts have been
da1e bIt it is not U1'U:'eaSa1IIble to .......- that it woold be
widened.
Counc. lfq:ipel stated that Tan:!em and Westfield 1ia1ld both
have to make a cxntrib.Jtim toward any wideninq, not just
the last me to hni 1 ð.
Directar of Public Wo.Lk.. Viskovich said based m 1:Julldcut
acoordinq to the CWoL...IL General Plan there 1ia1ld be no
wideninq.
Di..........im followed m Item I.B., pl' <.-"~ for final review
of aràrltecture and site¡larxWœpinq. Mr. Cowan stated
that Westfield wants staff to ðWLwe with aro-1 possible
to Oouncil. 'Ihe P1.annirq ...",.,.i ....im J:OIO ....-'1ds AS1IC review
with staff aau-wal.
Di""""....ia1 followed regarding the possibility of havinq an
aràrltect m staff '..no 'oICUld review aràrltectural
guidelines as to ocnsirtenc::y and We \«JUld review projects
as they go fozward. 'Ibis perscn 1ia1ld be dealing with
technical i'SS'-., not just setbacks, trees and oolors.
Mr. COWan said that in the City of o.~ll, architecl:s
volunteer their time m a rotatin;¡ basis to help m
ardútect:ural and site i<cc,"øa. At this time, me member of
CUpertino I s AS1IC is an a....'"Chitect.
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MINUI'ES OF '!HE NOVEMBER 8, 1990, ADJaJRNED REX:V1AR CITY
cnJNCIL ~J..uG (œ-80lA)
Council and staff ñi arI'9S'9d the likelihood of a
redevelUiAUt,uL agel'C'j to irclude the prq:Jerty under
cansideratioo. It was staff opinim that the chanoe of the
City benefittinq was marginal at best.
Mr. Ernioott stated that CO! of the prin::iples of a
devel'¥"""lt ~...........t is to know that tl1ey can do EICJIIethirg
before the gram:l rules are set. '!he principle of design
review is to qo within the City to the ..L<UI~ teåmical
I:x:x:ly that ycu have to review 1041at has been da1e based m
the guidelines, am then if there's no decisim possible
there to qo to the Council.
'!here was further ñi"'C'19aim as to 1oi1ether an architect. m
staff ~d help or hurt: the ilL' o(""'a. Mr. COWan said that
a policy OO"lñ be established that AS1IC -ñership woold
always irclude an architect.
Alan Bidwell, General Manager of the J. C. Penney store at
Vall,- stated that Penney's is a 20\ landcwner of the area
iIL~Sect for devel,¥""",L and do abaIt fifteen peroellt of
the center volume. He felt that Vallco is a regia1al
shq:pinq center. A survey of 26,000 sI1qJpers shewed that
only a _11 pmCE!lttage are QJpertino residents. He said
he hcp¡!d to see this ~. -O-~ 8XP""ited.
Am Anger, Dlpire AV8I'UI, aid &he woold like to see
0Jpertin0 as a first t'!b..... city. D8Y8l'¥"""1t III.ISt be dcne
in S+-"'y- - the City l'IUSt qo alcn¡ with ~'-";L .1'. In her
opWm, Vallco ne-~- 1IDJ:e high c]....... tenants, and they
can't seek them withcut the EP1ß)OlL of Council and
citizens. A regia1al center does net take _y the need
for specialty shops. She said she di.dn't want to have to
qo to san Francisco or SCIIIeWhere else to shq).
Paul Ilgenfritz asked if the ilL" _a will be hià::1en for a
JID'1th and then o::me to Council with a major diffex~lIoe frail
wiJat is shewn here tc:.night. He said he woold like to see
the oCb.qJL of the street level retail remain in the
devel"¥""'llt ayL...........L. He asked if it ~ possible that
it could be reDDVed at saoe future JDeE!tinq and net ~ back
in the final design.
Mayor Rogers stated that as she uOOerstan:!s the develUiA....ut
agreement, the street level retail is ircluded rrM, Wt
there woold be discretion as to the final Ì1Iplementatim of
the CC4ó::VL. All hearin:¡s will be ~lic. 01an:]es can be
made 1.mtil the develcpœnt agL...........t is signed. Fran then
on developer woold have to oanfonn to the guidelines
regard:in;J iIrplementation.
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE N<::JVDIBER 8, 1990, ADJaJRNm REnJlAR CI'IY
<nJNCIL MEE:I'ING (œ-80lA)
Mr. Ilgenfritz said he wu.ùd like to see the street level
retail <:X:II~L remain in the agle.....:..IL.
By consensus, camcil directed that the PL- ,:-eee for final
review of ard1itecture ani sitejlaro"'"""pinq be staff
reo ····...l1datiC'Ori with approval by council.
Council considered Item II, Land UsejHoosing, of the study
cutline.
Followin::J rli...cussim of whether office use should be
excluded as a possible land use, Mr. Er¥:ticott stated that
Westfield wculd like to retain the existin; office space.
'!he jobsjhcusinq balance was rli""""~'i1ed, inc11.11::lirç possible
mitigatim fees. Mr. COwan stated that there is an
"e---__¡l of this in the initial "n--........,t received by
Council. '!his inc1uded the projected hoosinq need that
wculd be generated by the project. Neither staff nor
Planning C'romIi ....ion sought hoosirq mitigation frail the
develc::per .
Di""""eeim followed as to whether there is a need to
require mitigation """''''IreS.
Mr. COwan stated that the Halsinq Eleme¡1t will be rli",<"ø-9d
the SIIIIII8 night as this item so cnmcil will Mve a policy
h-n œx m miål to base their decisim. -a«! m that
infomatia1, Council rlec:lri«i to make the decisim re land
usejhcusinq at the Januazy 2 meetinq.
Mr. Endicott stated that Da1ey is goinq to the City for
mitigatia1: Council will decide hew it is used.
)jan,.."i.a1 followed regardi.ry:J Sectim IV, Public Art. It
was Oouncil CXX1S8I'ISUS that the devel,¥""",t <B::IL..........1t should
include a prevision req.rl.rinq PJblic art.
Mr. Cowan reported m Item V, developdlellt ~..........Its. He
stated that they are used in aver 200 california cities and
are for varioos periods of time, sane for aD little as five
years .
Counc. Sorensen requested rli """",,,ion of the ice rink
taU.ght as it ar:plies to the develcpnent agreeuent.
city Attorney Kilian bUted that Coor>cil may wish tc.'
schedule another stOOy session.
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MINt1I'ES OF '!HE NOVEMBER 8, 1990, ADJCXJRNED REX>UIM CI'lY
a:xJN~ ME:E:'I'DC (OC-80lA)
A wanan who said she is a seven-year resident of ~
asJæj ha.i IIIJCh extra sales tax Vallco has brc:u:3ht. In her
opWm Vallco në-~" a better tenant plan. Expansim ala'le
is not the êSl'lSWer. She said she does net think the Council
ca.ù.d say they 1òI.AÙd not chatY;¡e their min:l for 20 years.
Mr. Errlicott said that $60 millim has been invested in the
center. He estimated it brinqs $300,000-$400,000 a year to
the City.
Jàm Hailey, Tandem, said it is iqx>rtant to Tandem that
Vallco is a healthy regia1al shcg)inq center; there is a
syDi>iotic relatiŒl8hip between the center and Tandem.
Increasmg .......~titim ¡mag retail centers has resulted in
a shrinking supply of the best tenants. Flexibility and
B¡:[s:1 will help brinq good tenants.
Allen Falk said that he and his neighbors had met and
shared oa'Dm1S regardinq in::reased trip ends and traffic.
'!he 1IIrY'kol shcM¡ a massive strJCture. He said he had a
major oa--rn with an agr.......JL that wculd tie our h.m'œ
for a lcn¡ time, and it "R"""'red the scales are ti¡pad in
the di.rectim of Westfield.
Mr. Endicott clarified that the devel,¥"""IL ~--.....It
t'Y'Monits Westfield to retaininq the ice rink, providinq
child care and a parX-and-ride lot Wether or not they
develop anythinq.
I)j """''''eim followed regardinq the possibility of a shorter
tezm for the "': L...........IL.
By CXI'ISenSUS, Council set NoIi~ 27, 6:00 p.m., Oouncil
~r, for a study sessim to OCIlSider the devel'¥"""¡L
ð,¡L.........nt and candi tiCl'lS.
RÐ 'l":<tC;: 9:00-9:05 p.m.
1. D1"<"15s1on regardinq p1:¥lö'sd rate increase requested
by Los Altos Gaxbage ~ny.
Director of Public WorXs Viskavich pl. so ented backgrcurñ
infonnation m the franchise agl............IL and rate structure
and ~ gra¡tIs CXIIparing CUpertino's rates with those of
ot:W>..r cities in the area. He said a p.¡blic hearing m this
matter is scheduled for November 19. He re.:- ·..·-ided that
the contract be re-opened and re-evaluated. If the
in::rease is aR'roved, 1IDl:'e franchise fees and resource
recovery fees will be generated.
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MINtJI'ES OF '!HE N:IIlEMBER 8, 1990, ADJ'C:URŒD RmJlAR CIT'i
CXXJNCIL ~.I.'~ (œ-80lA)
Cameil req..¡ested that sd1edules shcwi.n;J a....L...Il. and
i'LupCE:OO rates be i!V"ihhle at the p.lblic hearing. staff
was also directed to provide intomatim m V\at the City
has in the way of reserves and tranåúse fees.
Mr. ViskaIridl said that staff wcoùd be 0CIIin¡ bI!Ick to
Council in about six DICI'1ths with a i'L.!V_l for (. -·cial
recycling. An inverted rate structure "-'CUld al80 be
oansidered. 'Ihere have been ~ with H-P, '1'aI1d8a and
others regardin;J. . ····.A'l'lCial recycling. He said there is no
lifeline rate, but the inverted rate structure sbculd have
the same effect.
Joe Renati, Ios Altos Garbage co., said that staff had been
very coq>erative durin;J lii"""1"",iCl'lS.
Ann An;¡er said she ~d not be able to attend the No\,_.~ «r:
19 meetinq. She """"P1 iment:ed INXX) m their service.
At 9:45 p.m., Oouncil adjamwd to a -~--r>' sesø1m to
Iii""",.... the purchase of Rl~)d:....u:i FaJ:m and P'L.,.....dL Older
Sd1oo1.
At 10:30 p.m., the meetinq was reccmvened in open sesøim.
All Oouncil 11_.~ oers were i'L s ..L as WBll as the follcwinq
staff 11_.~ >6t[s:
City Manager Brcwn
Deputy City ClerK Wolfe
Director of Public Wlà.k.o Vis1a:wiå1
Director of n-"1ity D8Y8l..........IL Cowan
Director of Finance snyder
èity Attorney Kilian
It was IIICMiId by CDJnc. Kqpel, ~L1td by Ocunc. Szabo and
I"''5'~ed lmanimcus1y to direct: staff to meet with SàIcol
District and tt1....._rry FaJ:m L""i'L Ii llatives for
negotiatim for purå1ase of i'LVJ:.é1.ties alœg lines
Iii "'C'19~ in closed sessicn.
At 10:32 p.m., the meet.in; was adjamwd to 5:30 p.m.,
TI'~ay, November 13.
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