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CC 06-08-89 ... , CI'IY OF CIJPERl'IID, STATE OF CAI.J:FtRIIA 10300 'I\)kt<l:; AVENUE, CIJPERTINO, a>. 95014 TELEPHONE: (408) 252-4505 0:-7698 MIN!Jl'ES OF 'IHE JaINI' MEEl'1JC OF 'IHE C1JPERl':IK) CIT'i o:xJNCIL, F1mQfl' UNIaf HIGH SCHX>L DISœIcr, AND 'IHE C1JPERl':IK) UNIaf saÐOL msnu:cr, JŒ[l) af JUNE 8, 1989, aJPERl'IH) tJNIaf SQlX)L DISœIcr AI:HINIS'œATIVE OFFICE, l0300 VISTA !:RIVE, C1JPERl':IK), CALIFORNIA 'Ibe meeting was called to order at 6:30 p.m. Courk::. Present: Gatto, Kqpù, Rogers, Mayor Pluny CoJnc. Absent: Jcimson }ofPmhørs of the FL......../L un1m High Sdxx:ù District: Severene Bylin, President C1aire Hctis Lirœ l.at1teræn Nancy Newta1 InJg sta'Ie }oro:onIhers of the ~ un1a'l Sdxx:ù District: TaImy Shwe, President Joan Barr8m steve 0Iell SUSan silver Elaine Mlite staff PITTa,lt: DŒ1ald D. Brawn, City Manager Dr. Betty ~, SUperintendent of FUHSD Dr. Yvette DelPrIIdo, SUperintendent of aJSI) pr= OF ALImIANCE TcmIIy Shwe wel·· .....1 those }AL S_lt. Mayor Pluny ~ "'-e«i his belief of the in¡xJrtanoe of joint meetin;Js to r'li .,,,...... i $Elf..... of D.rt:ual o..........rn; such as child care, drugs, arx1 the new }AL~- of "sc:hcols of d1oice" . -1- · FUHSD Objectives CUSD Object- ives City projects · Hwy 85 · ,¡ I MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE JljNE 8, 1989, .lOINI' CIT'i a:xJNCIL MEETIN:; (0::-769B) Ms. Bylin presented copies of the F'lé.l......L Unim High School District board's cbjectives W.1å1 iIx:l.ude: inprcNed rY"'ftmInú.catiCX1S between the 9oaJ:d an:i the CY'I1'IIInú.ty as well as retween the Board I'IJ'!d other school districts. She also ment1a1E!d that the RJHSD will be havin;¡' sane key persamel c::harrges in the near future. Mr. ShIòe stated that many feel the aJSD is a well-to-do me, b.rt; this is not tnIe. '!he district has used sane very cre:stive finanein;¡' techniques to help fill sane of their - è'I". An e:--n\,le of this is the a<Jl-=wc.nt the Distdct has with the City of SUnnyvale for park maintenaroe. Mr. Shwe is looJdn;J forward to cpmin; of high teå11111'-1D\ in San Jose. He felt this oculd be a means of excitin;J local children abo.¿t science. '!he District is also looJdn;J at major ~-..,(ko'lin; of sd100ls socn as they are getting old. He IIlIticipeted that this will cost $40-$50 mi1lim and possibly up to $70 millim. An area of oalOerJ. """'}AL--ecI was transportatim (bus fleet). Mayor Pluny told these þL II mt that cw'LdIL major projects goin; m in the City are the new rnmon'1ity Center, the possibility of a major hotel by Marriott, the DeAnza ~ Club site, i.....:anoe of lx:nm to replace fUrxIs used for the purd1ase of c:p!n <q"aOe, arx1 an _i I'\atim of IIlIticipated i"l'"'ct of Highway 85. A tii............im followed regarding the pl.>('uge and c:uaent status of Highway 85. 0ptiCI1s are I::Iein;r -ir,ecl and &aile preliminary 1IiIt'Iñt is I::Iein;r dcne. '!he Traffic Authority is doin; an analysL CXI108%tÚnI] the possible c::pening of Mary Averue. 'Ihe City expects a preliminaIy :t~L SCIIIStJme this ",-.-. 'Ihe possible i....,...-t m HcmesteIId High SC:bool, part1n·]arly m parking there, was 1DE!I1t:ia1ed. I'8rIdrq in __moLAl is a prt:IblEID at high sd1oo1s. 'Ihe Ø::inta Vista High SdIool allows parking I""""'its for juniors and seùara a1ly. SaDe students at:tencUn:¡ HcmesteIId CCID8 fraD a lcn¡ distance and a bus trip WQ.Ùd J:."E!IJ.ÙrØ Oller Ql1 hcur. It was pointed out that prior to arr¡ decisicn regardinq c::pening of Mary Averoe, iJIpactecl parties WQ.Ùd be involved in di.......,IpIim. JUnior High Sd100l trcmsportaticn is I::Iein;r studied by the District this year. '!he CY'I1'IIInú.ty will have to be involved in the pI <,<""",a . If scl'Ior>l l;o's'OO are eliminated, the -2- MINUTES OF 'mE JUlIE 8, 1989, JOmr CI'IY cmNCIL MEFrm:; (œ-769B) streets wUl be brpacted. '!he School District suggested that it may be r--'~¡o.ry to look at a JPA with the cities. TransportatiCl'l is a major concern an:i school districts deal with many cities. Ann An;Jer, Menta Vista, stated that taxatim an:l transpartatiCl'l have been her majar ooooerns. She ~"""tecl that use of bicycles be enocuraged, similar to the method used at uc DIvis. She was inf..........d that sbx1ents atten:l:inJ school in the district cannot drive their cars on """{"IS, b.rt: cert.ain1y have the right to drive them to CéIIIp..1S. other items were ñi......,,,aed as follows: IMPACI' PL"-'\:..aw: Interventicn for cut-of-norm behavior. 'Ibis is a wellness Pl'CyLQlg Q'\ high school """"'PlSes; hav:in;J a good time withcut drugs or alochel. Haw can the school oo-<JP8rate and help to get ~ frail the Sheriff's DepartJDent to participate? '!be broad nnmo"1ity norm 1II.ISt be ~t we 8XpeL--t frail the students. 'Ibis }AL~"'" has a different name at eaà1 school. Perhaps the City's Fublic safety l"nmIi....im CCA.ù.d be of assistance; possibly there CCA.ù.d be a I>..Wlic Official Day. Joint }AL"-Y.Lc:wa with the Sheriff's Department CCA.ù.d result in mere effective inter-actim betwEen depIties and yœth thraJghout t.'1e nnmonúty . Di SCl1aa1a1 of use of alochel at teen parties in QJpertino followed. A¡:pu:ent.ly, a.....""'ll laws give the Sheriff's DepartJDent the authority they need to deal with this ptå)lem. ¡fat steps can be taken to make teens and parents mere socially respoosible? '!be "druq free school" }AL"-'\:Law was ñi......,,,ged. 'Ibis is cu...L""'d..ly hplemented in other states and could be enacted here, possibly ucunty-wide. Kids now qo off-c"""I-»J to SIIdæ arx1 are mere w1nerable. Maintenarre and deve1,-¥,&"ll of school prcperty-open space. ~:¡or P1mx:w reviewed the Little League request for use of KeiIlI&Jy: need 3 water famtains, major league cutfield fence, trash enclosure, power at main backstq:ø, \Ieed cutter. -3- IMPACT Program Teen a lcoho 1 us. "Drug- free school" MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE JUNE 8. 1989, JOrnr CIT'i ca.JNCIL ME:ETIN:; (0::-769B) '!his is an example of requests City is gettirg.. '!be peq>le also want to keep cunent level of open space, which is costly. '!he City pays the school district the same fees anytI18 else wculd pey usirg school facilities. He stated that the Camc:il wculd like to 1ò'Ork together with the school districts to chan;Je this. Discn"''''ion followed. regarclin;J the agl.&o::u.::.'lt between the school district arx1 City of SUnnyvale. '!he district is currently lookirg at fields arx1 c:p!n space in QJpertino; maybe a maintenance a.:jLccw"..L could be reached with OJpertino-a tiJDe-share open space. Also, perhaps the fee sd1edule for use of school auditoril.DllS and other facilities could be amenc1ecl so there are different tiers of rates. Mayor Plun;¡y told the high school district board that Len Batchelor of the City's Cable Television lIdvisory l"nmIittee is willm;, to work with the high schools to help iJ!pleme¡/t the Cable TV potential use. '!his is an area for possible partnership. student care is lW"il..hle at YL.......ar schools arx1 junior high schools. '!his is for children in the QJpertino school district. 'lbere is also ""WULWn1ty for a latch-key }AL~- t:hrcugh the state; unfortunately, funds for the }AL~- are not available at this time. '!he "student Village" eX¡hcq,L and f'Undin;J far the p1:~_ were Ii; CZC' _8«:1. Parents usm;, the school c1istrict student care facility are loo1dn¡ for quality and CCI1IIerÙ.ence. 'lbere is a quality ...~..1Ut....ul mechanism. tn-site v'..sits are made unanrnmoed. Aßlle volunteers are linJœd by ~ to "children at risk" . '!his is develcpm;, a mentor relatiŒ1Ship that is benefittiJ'ç bath parties involved. 'lbere was further <'Ii"""'"im regardin;J the City's role in child care am ather ..........nù.ty i.....__. It was S\X,13E!Stecl that tN.! next joint IDEi!etin;J i1x:100e the Foothill-DeAnza C'hmo"Uty =OUege Board of Directors arx1 SUpervisor Dianne !ot:Kenna. r (Prepared fran tape of 1DEi!etin;J.) -4-