CC 06-20-89
CI'lY OF aJ.PERI'OO, smIE OF CALIFORNIA
l0300 'IUtQ<t; AwroE, ClJPERl'INO, CA 95014
TELEPHoNE: (408) 252-4505
MINtJl'ES OF 'IHE RroUIAR MEETIN:; OF 'IHE CI'lY CXXJNcrL
HElD œ JUNE 19, 1989, CXXJNcrL Œ1IMBER, CI'lY HAIL
l0300 lU1<l<t; AVÐIUE, aJPERJ.'Il«), CALIR:RŒA
CC-770
Mayor Plun;¡y called the meetin;¡' to order at 6:45 p.m.
SAI.Ul'E TO 'IHE FI1IG
roLL CALL
Counc. PL =8 uL:
Gatto, Jåu1sa1, ~l, Rogers, Mayor Pluny
staff PresHtt:
City MaMger Brown
Dep.rt:y City ClElIit Wolfe
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Director of ""'"-11Ùty Dev8l'¥'""".l. Cowan
Director of Finance Snyder
Assistant City ErJ;Jineer ~tten
Associate Planner caughey
""'"-"1ity Ral.atiCX1S Officer I<:rey
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It was J!DY8Cl by Came. ~s, secxxlde.l by O::iunc. Jå1nsa:I
arx:l l""aø9d UI1aJ'1imcqüy to ccmtime lteIIIs 28 and 35 to the
meetin;¡' of JUly 5 and to ccmtime I~ 25 to the secxni
meetin;¡' in AJ.ÇJSt.
Items con-
tinued
CEREH:HIAL ~.J.U<::) - :æESmIM'Iœs - Na1e.
œAL <XHUIICATIœs - Na1e.
cx:mmr ~
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Gatto, secxxJr::å.d by Courk::. Jå1nsa:I an:1
I""'ø'\"ed unanimoosly to a¡:prove the CCI1sent Caleroar as
"" 1ho,i ttecl.
Consent Calen-
dar approved
1. Resolutim No. 7823: itA Resolutim of the City Courk::i1
of the City of OJpertino MaJdn;J DeteIminatiCX1S arx:l
Awroving the Annexatim of Territory Designated '0I'al'çe
Avenue 89-06', ~~"""tely .0224 Acre Located CX'1 the
East Side of 0I'an:Je AV8I'1Ie Beb.Æ! en Alcazar Aveme arx:l
Dolores Avenue, Parineh (Am 357-19-008)."
2. Request far waiver of tusiness license fee filed by
California Public Interest Res--1"C!1 GraJp.
3. Monthly Activity Report, May, 1989.
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MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i o::xJNCIL MEETIN:; (0::-770)
4. Review of Alcx:b:>lic Beverage Control license awlication
for Jobnta vis"'..a Market, 10629 Foothill Boulevard.
5. ResolutiŒ1 No. 7833: itA Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of OJpertioo 5ettirq Date for Coos1deratim
of Annex.in;J Area r.esignated ' Alcazar Avenue 89-07 I ,
Prc:perty Located North side of Alcazar Avenue BebMBh
er-~ Avenue and Byrne Avenue; ~uþ"i""'tely 0.412
Þcr~, Dozier (Am 357-15-071)."
6. R6...-:.st far waiver of rosiness license fee filed by
Soldiers of the cross of 01rist Evangelical
InternatiŒ1iÙ C21urd1.
7. ~y Treasurer's and 91ñgPt RIepo1.t., May, 1989.
8. Reo· ·..·-r1datim fraD the Cable 'IV Jldvisœ:y l"nmIi ttee for
award of grant.
9. Request for waiver of I::usiness license fee for
Gr&a.'i- -- Actim.
.
10. Resolutim No. 7850: "A Resolutim of the City Camci1
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Allowin;J Certain c:1..i..... and
DeIIIanjs Payable in the 1Imc:A.1nts and frail the F\IOOs as
Hereinafter Desc:ribecl for salaries arx1 Wages far the
Payroll Period Eminq June 6, 1989."
11. Resolutim No. 785l: "A Resolutim of the City Camci1
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Allowin;J Certain Cl..i..... and
DeIœu1ds Payable in the 1Imc:A.1nts arx1 FraIl the F\IOOs as
Hereinafter Deøcribed for General arx1 MisoeJ.1aneaJS
Expenditures far the Period Eminq June 2, 1989."
12. c".i", far .....-"""r filed by Jåm Tsin:]. Reo .....-.1C1t!d for
rejectim.
13. Resolutim No. 7852: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Approvin¡ IDt Line Adju..t......jL
Between 'l\Io Parcels of Land Withcut a Parcel Map in
lIcoordanoe with Sectim 66412 (d) of Subdivisim Map Act
as Amended JaraJaZy 1, 1984, BebJeen Lots 4 and 5, Tract
No. 8126, villa Maria Calrt."
14. ResolutiŒ1 No. 7853: "A Resolutim of the City Camci1
of the City of O,¡pertino J\WL'CITin:] Ca1tract ~ oroer
No. 5 for lhmonúty center Buildi1q/MeaDrial Park
Expansim, Project No. 2001."
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i cn,JNCIL MEETING (œ-770)
15. Acoeptarx:e of mmicipal llIpI"CNements:
(a) Rd:Jert M:>k ~ et al. project on San Fe.."11ëIlrl:>
Avenue
(b) George Dai, Rainbow' Drive
(c) 'l'ract No. 8016, 'lhIust IV, Foothill Boulevard arx1
Salem
15. Acoeptarx:e of city projects perfOZ1lled under oc:ntract:
(a) Reocx1struction of an:tø, Gutters, am Sidewalks,
Project 89-112 (Golden Bay Constructim)
(b) Traffic Signal Modificatioo at Mazy Avenue am
stevens creek Boulevard, Project 5005 (RcseOOin
Electric)
17. Resolutim No. 7854: "A Resoluticn of the City Cameil
of the City of QJpertirD Authorizing" ~Itim of
A".._íL With 1<"i"""1:' oe.....íL a......uu.tim Prcvidin:¡ Far
the City to Install ~""'''''''íls to StoI:m Drain Inlet,
Westerly of T..1rx1a vista Drive."
18. Resoluticn No. 785~: "A Resolutioo of the City Courk::il
of the City of Q.Ipertino Acœpt:in;J a Grant of F.:o_. IL
for StoI:m Drain FI.n:l^-ses fra111<"iouar Ceme1/t COrporatim,
Am 356-5-7, ILx:ated Westerly of Lin:ia vista Drive."
19. Resolutim No. 7856: "A Resolutioo of the City 00urx:i1
of the City of QJpertirD Authorizing" ~Itim of
O::q,..¡::ative A"............JL with the City of I.œ Altos for
COst Sharing" of Traffic Signal Installatim at
Foathill.¡cristo Rey/starling" Drive."
20. Applicatim Þ.S},C 5l,850.1 - L. A. Ardlitects (Security
Pacific Bank) - Applicatim to install a walk-up instant
teller machine at an existinq bank located m the
nartheast comer of DeAnza BoulElV&d and Pacifica
AvenJe. p...~ -···-·Ided for a¡::prcwal.
21. Kinrt:.es of the regular meetinq of JUne 5, 1989.
vote }.fo:>.,1 -exs of the City cnmcil
AYES: Gatto, Jålnscn, Kq:pel, Rogers, Pluny
OOES: Na1e
ABSENI': None
ABS'L\IN: Na1e
ITEMS REKMD FlDI cœsmr CALENDAR - Na1e.
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MINUl'ES OF WE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i caJNCIL MEEI'lliG (œ-770)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
22. Awlicatim 80,033 arx1 6-FA-89 - City of CUpertino -
PL· ~ æner..buo::.tt of the Hane ~'I"'tim Ordinance.
(a) First readin;J of 0rdirw10e No. 1495: "An Ordinance
of the City of OJpertino AIneJ'ñin;J Ordinance No. 32l
as Described in sectim 2 Herein, and Providing
Regu1at1CX1S for HaDe 0cCI ¡pations. "
Associate Plamer Caughey reviewed tile history a.Yñ
bacI<ground of the 0Idinance and the c:han3"es that had been
requested.
Darlene '!horne, 20097 John Drive, said that maybe the fire
depðrtJœnt shculd inspect haDe bJsÚ"""'-'\!S for safety as is
done for other b.1sÚ"""'-æ.
A resident at 20104 I..aRcda CC:m't asJœd questions regardirq
parJdn;J of l:uIiness vehicles. Mr. Caughey stated that the
ontinance requized that such vehicles be in a garage. He
was inf..........d that væ& 1oIŒI't fit in gaJ:ë!Ig8S with CIII8rt1ead
doœ:s.
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Ann An:]er, President, H:r1ta Vista Inprcvement MSOC'iatim,
said she was p1-~ with JOOSt of the ordinance. Her main
ocuoe~n is enf.......--It. of viol.atiCX1S. '!here are ,:" .,.,....cia1
and :in:1ustria1 Za1S8 far l:uI!nee:;'!!S. '!he haDe oocupatia1
ontinance provides a ~i.., privilege, arx1 those We abJH
ordinances IIIJSt be penalized to protect other þrwnoo. wnerB.
Ms. Arqer said IIhø was pertio.ù.arly canoemed with Sect.ia1
10: she felt that an intractim was oot stra1q enoogh.
Heward Johnsa1, 22560 Alcalde Read, said that ovetya18 -
City staff, o.-...¡ .1 of t'nIonø'l'"OEl, libraJ:y - had been helpfUl
and he wanted to ~é&:oS his thanks. He stated that the
Plaru'Ú.n1 l"nmIi....ia1 has done an excellent jcb: hcw8ver,
perhaps there had oot been enoogh fMdbë!('K frail residents.
He shewed a publicat.ia1 and cited an article regardin;J a
product originally tW.lt in a haDe arx1 I'IO!of marJœtecl
worldwide. Mr. JåInsa1 read (....,-,rt;s fran Mario c::.''-''1'\,
11680 Regnart C'anya1 Drive. Mr. Q'~1'\ felt that the 'a"".....
were (1) b.1siness auto parJdn:J, (2) limitatia'1 of floor
space arx1 (3) ,............ of Elllployees. Mr. Johnsen said that
th3 penalties sho.ùd be ver¡ real - maybe an infractim is
too small a penalty. Laws that are unenforced shoold not be
m the books. Mr. Johnsa1 said that he had received a
notice regardin;J a readinq þl~LCIW, but notices were oot
sent to all haDe b.1siness owners regaxdin:J this he.arirxI.
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An3ela }t)ffatt, ..~!Se'.htJ.n;J Mario Guzman, reiterated the
three main c:::ax:ems ~"",~ed in the letter read by Mr.
Johnsen.
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MINIJ!'ES OF 'IHE JUNE 19, 1989 ClT'i axJNCIL MEETING (0:-770)
Ta1I Kramer, 7699 RaÍ11!:o. Drive, said that he had started his
l:usiness in his bane a.-d later moved to an office Þ.ùlc:tin:J.
He said the City was verI oooperative when he get his
l:usiness license. liP- had never had any c::œplaints fran his
neighbo:r:s. Mr. Kramer ('> ...._1 Jtecl an the p,mlic hearinq
prrv--a. Peq:>le speak of their self interest - Cameil has
to look at i"""''''' thrcu;¡h the eyes of the whole lY'mIIInùty.
'lbere are benefits to the lY'mIIInùty fran haviIJ;J ros1M<;r.re8
in the haoe: in:lividuals dc.n't have to drive to work,
thereby saviIJ;J IIICI1E!Y ard avoiding the hazards of driviJg;
they have JOOre time to do productive work; they can be at
haoe with their dlildren; there is less traffic m the
streets; there is lower crime beca11Se the haDes aren't E!IIpty
duriIJ;J the day; it relieves the gcvemment ard l:Jusi1-eees of
the child care 00rden. '!he ordinance sha.ùd be directed
against ~ that are inherently offensive to pec:ple. It
shwld outlaw noise, traffic, pollutim, lD'1Sightly
l:usir<>sses or signs - not rosin,~·"::1!S. Mr. Kramer said he is
against parts of the ordinance and saDe of the~. '!he
ordinance ................ there is saœt:hirq inherently offensive
abcut rosinee!!1!S. Limitatim of floor &peIce and rn~ of
enployees shculd not be part of the ordinance. '1he
0J:'diœnce shculd not stifle benefits to the """""'nùty Wid1
are derived frt:m rosir-'-1!S in haDes.
Eleanor Werner, 20076 I.aRcda CkIurt, said Courk::il shculd look
at Menlo Parlc's ordinance. She stated that 'P1bd1visian lawø
and œ&Rs state that there shall be two cars allowed in the
garage and two in the driveway - not in the ..t....ao:íI:s. Ms.
Werner ,. ···,-·Ided CaIncil far tJ:yir¥J to make this ordina."1C8
workable. She said she wants to live ~ she can p... H~
her sanity.
Ann An3er stated that cpinim that people shculd qo to a
, . ····-"'Cial Za18 to start 1:Jusir--"!S ard asJœd CaIncil to
cancel the hr::IIIe IYY"Jpt1m ordinance.
Jm Garliepp, 11690 Regnart Canya1 Drive, said he lives next
to Mr. t:I,71ftOI'1. He said there is JOOre traffic at his house
than at the t:I,71ftOI'1'S because he has three SCX1S. He said he
hcp!s his wife's haoe rosiness 1:0$<:' .,- SI""....,aful enaJgh to
be able to hire an enployee. Rentin;J (. ····...1"'Cial space WOI'lld
be pràrlbitive. He is oc:n::erned with the recluctim in the
pañdrq of bJsiness vehicles.
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. JåU1, sec:a1ded by Courk::. Gatto and
I""a~ed unani:øIoosly to close the public heariIJ;J. It was
~ that a quest1m regardin;J the use of hazardcus
materials in a haoe bJsine= be ~ to the c:hecIc1ist used
by the /"nmo1l"\ity Develcpœnt Department in reviewirq suå1
applicatiCX1S .
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Public hear in
closed
.
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Negative Dec.
First reading
of home occu-
pation ord.,
No.. 1495, as
a.ed
MINlJI'æ OF 'IHE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i CXXJNCIL MEE:l'!N; (0::-770)
Ra;¡arding penalties, city Attozney Kilian Ðlpl~ that
after a "IInnhoo..r of infractia'JS, a violation of the ordinance
Wl:W.d autanatically be a mi~J'X)r.
Following di!Ol"llssion, Courk::i1 amerx:1ed the ~L'-'1':ØOO ordinance
as follows:
5ectim 5, staroards: Delete tqJic entitled, "Floor
Area." (Eliminates restrictim of floor area used by
Wsiness. )
Secticn 5, "sales Activity", UOOer Specific standard,
delet.e paragraph fan:". (Restiictim regardin:J storage
of articles 10iJere heme <YY'!I1l'ðtim serves as agent
œtum. aJStaDers and SlJR)liers of goods and sezvioes
prrrlI'<'ed off site.)
5ectim 5, "Omulative Effects", UOOer Specific standard
I'lllIe"ded to read, "nmll1'ative ÍlIp!Ct of each heme
t'YY'I1l'ðtim shall not ~ the limits set forth in any
partim of 5ectim 5 of this orc:linarre."
5ectim 5, "aJsiness Vehicle", UOOer Specific standard,
first sentence, to read, "No more than one Wsiness
vehicle may be parJœd per site." (Eliminates
requirement that vehicle be in enclosed area when not in
use.)
5ectim 7, Persa1s Dployed, first sentence,shall read,
"Heme t'YY'I1paticnJ shall be carried m by ,,-,~ C'Io of the
hcuseho1d occ:upyin;J the '-'1 irç, with not more than one
additia1al persat eaployed m the pzwni -_ who is not a
resident thereof."
Secticn 9, NaH:ka1forminq Uses, was amerx:1ed to read,
"Nobdt.hstarxtin;J the provisiCX1S of this Ordinance, all
heme t'YY'I""tiCX1S Iob1ch exist as rar-o......torminq uses in
any residential zone or in other areas 10iJere residential
uses are allowed, shall be allowed to ocnt.ime as legal,
J'ICI1--<::Q.tiJ:min;J uses subject to the City's Na1-oa1forminq
Use 0:tI:tinance."
It was IIIOIIed by Courk::. lC]ers, seoa'Ided by Courk::. Gatto arx1
1""""00 IJI'IaJ1iJoously to grant a Negative Declaraticn.
It was IIIOIIed by Courk::. Rogers, seoa'Ided by Courk::. Gatto and
1"""0;-00 U1'1alIÍ1InJsly to read Ordinance No. 1495 by title cnly
and the Deplty City Clerk's readin;J to constitute the first
readin::J thereof, as amended.
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i CWNCIL ~ (œ-770)
23. A¡:plicatim 4-Z-89 - Perry anl Jones Develq.we¡/t -
Request for rezoning of 1. 7H acres iran Rl-I0
(Sin:Jle-Family, Residential, 10,000 sq. ft. minÙll.lllllot
s~_ze) to æs (Residential Hillside).
EnvhUlIWt:.I/tal DeteImination: '!he Plannin:1 l"nmIi....im
:rec. ....-11ds the ~ of a Negative Declaration. 'Ihe
prcp!rty is located an the SOIth side of Villa Maria cart,
approximately 600 ft. 'WeSt of aJJ::t¡ Road. Reo ....-rxæd far
A¡:proval.
(a) First readin:J of 0rdinarxJe No. 1498: "An ordinance
of the city Courk::il of the city of CUpertino
A11IeI'ñiIx3 section 1 of ordinance No. 2 by Reza1in;J
1.711 Acres fran Rl-10 Za1e to RHS Za1e; Located m
the South Side of villa Maria cart, West of aJJ::t¡
Road.
Direc:tar of C'romI11Ù.ty Devel"¥'""'/t cowan reviewed the
awlicatim and stated that the 0Idinan0e is CXl\S1stent with
the General Plan.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Jà1nsa1, secxDBi by Courk::. Gatto and
I""ee9d unaniDaJsly to close the public hearinq.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. JahnsŒ1, SooI.A.aùecl by ccunc. Rogers
and r-a....... \.1I'I2IlÛJIIœsy to grant a Negative Declaratim for
A¡:plicatim 4-Z-89.
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Jàu'Isc:n, seoaldecl by ccunc. HogerB
and r--ed \.1I'I2IlÛJIIœsy to "WL..Ne A¡:p1 i'""'tim 4-Z-89 per
Plarmin.J l"nmIi....ia1 Resolutiat No. 4162.
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Rogers, seoaldecl by Courk::. Gatto and
ra~~ un!IJ'1iJIIaJsly to read Ordinance No. 1498 by title a1ly
and the Deplty city ClElIit's readinq to ~1Stitute the first
readinq thA.reof.
24. A¡:plicatim 3-Z-89 arx1 3-EA-89 - SUnr'lyView I11theran HaDe
Request far zcnin¡ of 1.02 acres fraD R-3
(JIIJltiple-family residential) to B;2 (quasi public
b.1i1din;J) . Envh........../tal DeteIminaticn: 'Ihe Plannin;J
l"nmIi....1m reo ····-.œ the grantinq of a Negative
De<"' "1"8.tim. '!he prcpærty located at north side of
0Jpert.in0 Road, 400 ft. 'WeSt of Hillcrest Road.
R1:o(. .....ÞVIdecl for A¡:prova1.
(a) First readinq of 0rdinarxJe No. 1499: "An Ordinance
of the City Courk::il of the City of CUpertino
A11IeI'ñiIx3 Sec:ticn 1 of Ol.ùinanœ No. 2 by Reza1in;J
l.02 Acres fran R-3 Za1e to B;2 zme; located m the
North Side of Q¡pertim Road, West of Hillcrest
Road."
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Public hearin:
closed
Negtive Dec.
4-Z-89
approved
First reading
of Ord. 1498
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Public hear-
ing closed
Negative Dec.
3-Z-89
approved
Fi rs t read-
ing of Ord.
1499
.
Westfield
appeal con-
tinued
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MIN\JITS OF '!HE JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i aJJNCL ME:E:l'm; (CC-770)
D~..or of C"roTm1TÚty Devel'¥......L Cowan pl. santed his Lepart
to Cameil. He stated that tile rezcniD; is to integrate tile
prcp!rt.y with the overall devel,¥",""L.
It was oovecl by Courk::. Jchnsa1, secan:1ed by Courk::. Rogers
am pasß''9d unanimaJsly to close the public hearin¡.
It was JOCNed by Came. Jahnsal, secan:1ed by Courk::. JCqpel
am I""a9ed unaniJDcusJ.y to grant a Negative Dec'laratim for
Application 3-Z-89.
It was JOCNed by Came. JåU'Ison, secan:1ed by Courk::. Gatto and
I""~~'9d unanimaJsly to awrove Applicatim 3-Z-89 per
Plëll1l'lin;J Cœmission Resolution No. 4170.
It was JOCNed by Courk::. Rogers, secan:1ed by Courk::. Gatto arx1
I"""eed unanimaJsly to read 0Idinanœ No. l499 by title a1ly
arx1 the Dep.rt:y City Clerk's readiJ'q to canstitute the first
I'E!2IdiJ'q thereof.
25. Cals1deration of an-' of Architectural and Site
A¡:praval l'hronittee denial of request to wvYIif'y the
planned deve1..~...."uL sign }AL~"'" far vanco Fashia1
Park; located at stevens creek Eb.ùevard and Wolfe
Read. JIro-' filed by Jàm E. Erxlioott of Westfield,
Inc. (Aß1ellant requests a 6o-day oontinuanoe.)
PreviCAJS1y ocnt:irAJed to seoc:n:l JDeE!tiJq in ~ (Au:just 21,
1989. )
PIANNII«; APPLICM'Iœs
26. AßùicatiCX1S 12-u-89 and 12-FA-89 - COitccm - Use Femit
to wvYIi f'y height and sectional st:arñards to P"""it
installatim of a 60 ft. high micrcwave CXIIIIIIJr1icat
tower, in accordaraI with Section 69.l of ordinance No.
220(q). '!he facility is located at l8922 Forge Drive,
east of Tant:au Aveme. Envh..........tal Dete1:minatim:
'!he Planning' l"nmIi ""im V'<~ ····-tds the grantinq of a
Negative r--,..~tim. RBc:' .......1'1decl for A¡:praval.
Director of lhnno1l'\ity Devel~¡t; cowan L~ted to Cameil,
statinq that the City has no power to requlate frequencies
and microwave transmissia1S.
Tan Vaubel, 3835 Melody lane, santa Clara, asked about the
power arx1 frequency of the transmissiCX1S arx1 ~ there
might be arr¡ negative health effects. He was also ocncernecl
with possible radio am television 1nterf&......... am whether
the height of the tower wa.ùd affect property values. He
stated that durin¡ off hours there are cars racin¡ in the
park.iJq lot whidl cx:uld run into the tower. Noisy truc:1œ
are also a prci>lem.
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MINUl'ES OF 'THE JUNE 19, 1<;89 CITI CXXJNCIL MEE'rll{; (cx:-nO)
JàJn Douglas L"'tJL S:I.tiIq Coitcan CaJm.micatian Specialists,
installers of t-.he tower, said it woo.ld not interfere with
any other transmissiŒ1S ar k.e.c.é~t.ian am that there were no
h.annful -i"""ions. Many microwëM! links are }AL sently in
use in the rnlllTlI1l'Úty. '!here is a d1ain link fEn» arcurxi
the tower base. He said he will mentioo the car/noise
prc:blems to Tandem - they are respousive.
It was JDCYed by co.mc. Johnsa1, secx:nded by Came. Gatto and
I""ð~ unanboous1y to grant a Negative Dec:laratim ~or
lIpplicatioo 12-U-89.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Jåu1san, secx:nded by Courk::. Rogers
am I""n-Bd UI'1aJ1i:anmly to ~ lIpplicatioo 12-U-89 per
PlaJ'llÚnj l"nmIiRElion Resolutim No. 4168.
27. lIpplicatiCX1S ll-U-89 and lo-FA-89 - Valley 01urch - Use
Permit to ex'....t......x:t a 7,200 sq. ft. activity center
b.1i1dinq within an existin:;J àuJrd1 oœplex. '!he
facility is located m the west side of stellin;r Read,
500 ft. scut:h of HcIDestead Read. Emrira"menta1
Determinatia1: '!he PlarInilg l"nmIi....ioo r""()o ····-.œ the
grantin;r of a Negative Dec:laratiat. Reo ····....Idecl for
Appraval.
Director of C'hmo"1i.ty Devel"¥""'Jt Q:Jwan }AL e Slttecl the
finilixJs of the Planninq l"nmI{....im to Courk::il.
It was JDCYed by counc. JomlSGln, seoaldecl by Courk::. Gatto and
I?"'a"""('l unaJÚJID.Isly to grant a Negative Dec:laratim for
Applicatim ll-U-89.
It was JDCYed by Courk::. Jà1...., -.......:1I.d by Courk::. Gatto and
I?"'n-Bd unaJÚJID.Isly to "WLuv'e Applicatia1 ll-U-89 per
Plar1r1in¡ l"nmIi....ia1 Ruolutia1 No. 4169.
28. lIpplicatiCX1S !H1-89 and l7-FA-89 - University of san
Francisco Use Pm:mit to q¡el:ate a specb,izecl
"""......ticnù instit:uticn eI~:' ··\""RElin;r 5,200 sq. ft. of
~I"-,YYR area within an exist.iJ'ç office b.1i1dinq. '!he
facility is located in the nart:hWIest quadrant of
Boll1rxJer Read and DeAnza Boolevard. Envh...."..ental
Determinatioo: '!he Plannin;r l"nmIi"""im rec> ....-11ds the
grantin;r of a Negative Dec:laratim. Reo ·...-.Idecl for
lIpprcYa1.
Previrosly ocntinued to meeting of JUly 5, 1989.
~C;: 8:50-9:00 p.m.
29. lIpplicatioos lQ-U-89 and l8-FA-89 - Mariani Devel"¥""'Jt
- Use Permit to canstIuc:t and oocupy a l76 unit, 4 story
apad""""'ll structure and 182 zero lot line townhanes with
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Negative Dec,
12-U-89
approved
Negative Dec.
ll-U-89
approved
9-U-89
continued
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MrnUrES OF '!HE JUNE 19, 1989 CITI CDJNCIL ~ (0:::-770)
r.elated site iIrpravements. '!he project is located at
the scutheast =rner of DeAnza BcW.evard an:i HaDestead
Road. Envh.....,u.=..t.al Determination: '!he Plannin:]
rnnmi .....icn roc> ...,_, ds the granting of a Negative
Declaratim. Fee- ··.....TIded for A¡:proval.
('rm"múty Devel"+"""'tt Director CcWcm highlighted the j ..........
brcu;Jht up by the Plar1I1in; l"nmIi ....ion an:i the l"nmIi ....im' s
rationale for their rec:. ·...-rmtiCl'1S.
Jàm 1"1I>1"""Te, Mariani Devel~jt OOIporatim, thanked the
City and neighbors of the }AL~eed devel<-pUt'l1t for their
patience as theY have '-'OIJœd t:hrc:u;¡h the project. He
presented a history of the project and described height and
setbacks, as well as the gateway oOh..qJL and l~irç m
the =rner. other items ment1a1ed by Mr. 1"1I>'-Te were
emergency .~a, the Blue Jay Drive ~~a, and
aooee9ibility of l..........atim and c:p!n space areas by
residents in the saJtheast I.AALUI=r of the }AL.~sed project.
He stated that ¡iIas~ is i~ to Mariani --...... of
fiMnc~ and }AL'lJOssd that IX) ¡ilasing requirements be
placed m the devel"+,,",,,.t. Mr. 1"1I>1"""Te answered quest1CX1S
fraD Courk::il.
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Art Pittoc1t, President of the Northpoint HaDøcWnerB
Assodatim, stated that he is hçpy with the 11E!1111est design
snhftittecl by Mariani.
Vil'ginia 'IbaDas, 20218 Northwest Square, Northpoint, ~èecl
with Mr. Pittoc1t.
Mark v.oozer, 20336 Northbrook Square, Northpoint, said it
was a great plan with the e.. "'i'Lim of aooee'l of duet units
to DeAnza Eb.ùevard. All residents may en1 up exitinq m
Blue Jay.
Griffith !IJrray, 20277 Northbrook Square, Northpoint, asJœd
Courk::il to "WL....,¡e the project and urqecl Mariani to get
started m it.
''Knc:i:1by" Nøo~--, 19889 Northsky Square, Northpoint, stated
that it is a good project and he hqJecl council 1oIOUld
~ it. He was hag:Iy to see the density ~vWI.
Courk::il ..-·"ers ~-~9d oc:n::ems regardin;J the fol1~:
lack of parJcirç, inclu:lin] guest parJdn;J.
Density .
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Traffic, internal ciro.ùatim an:i a1to Blue Jay and
Haœstead - duets need aooees to DeAnza BcW.evard: the
plan needs work.
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R1asin:J - the fact that there are two separate projects
requirin:J 1i1asin:J. Entire project shcW.d be I::W.1t at
same time.
Mass of ¡"ndin;p¡ m lots, need mare yard spaoe; ~"""
size.
q,en up apartments - maybe take cut the aparbamtts m
the east and raise the height m DeAnza Eb.ù8llæd.
Mr. nøl1M1"'8 respadecl to Courk::il's 0a1C8l.11S. He said the
apartments can be separated as in an earlier plan. More
visitor parkinq can be provided for apartments. ParIdn¡
stalls in the garden hϿ area can be AMMI by takirJ;J cut
sane units. Mr. f)o>'-re said t:he plan is to breIIk grcun:i
for the garden haœs m 5ept:.eIIœr 1. If it all had to be
I::W.1t at ŒICe it ~ be early 1990, then!by creatirg a
prà:>lem with lenders.
It was IIICM!d by Came. Bogers, seoctidad by c::nmc. Jcbnsa1
and l"'aaed unarú.maJsly to cxmt.inIe the i~ to JUly 5, 1989.
~ AND SI'lE APHU1AL CXMa'I'mE APPLICATIœs
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UNFINISHED IIJSINESS
I~ 33 was CXl\Sidered cut of order.
33. R90 ...··-,-.Jatim fraD the Fine Arts thnIIi....ia1 regardinJ
selectim of IIIlral for City Hall.
n-o-"1ity RelaticnJ Officer I<'rey l.ét--l.oed m the becJcgrcurñ
of the IIIlral project and told Courk::il the %1ISUlts of the
vote.
T. Scott Sayre shewed the new colors he '-'CUld use as wll as
sauples of previous JIIJIëÙS he had painted.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Plungy, seoctidad by counc. ~ and
l"'ftftoo unaniJDcus1y to t!I()("til the IIIlral Þ''''~] by T. scott
Sayre, as reo::> ....-.Jded by the Fine Arts l"nmIi.uzitY1 and
endorsed by the public majority; the exntitim ~-œd by
the Fine Arts l"nmIi....im that the artist .o-;¡e. his colar
palette woold a¡;ply.
31. ODJideratim of expenditure of $15,000 for brac:Jœt:s and
banners.
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(Mariani)
continued
City Hall
mural
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Brackets and
¡',lnners I
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Res. 7857
(Wilson Park
acquisition)
adopted
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Investment
of COP
reserves
Project 4002
continued
Committee
re business
tax
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It was lOCNed by Cam:::. Pluny, by Cam:::. I<'q:pù ard P",,=ñ
with Cameil mør.~ ers Gatto ard Rogers di.ssentin; to eJqJeId
$7,500 thiø fiscal year to acquire the brackets and to
b.ñ;¡et $7,500 in fiscal 1989-90 to acx;¡uire the bamers.
N&1 WSINESS
32. Cans1deratia1 of Iinc'o""'"'lts pert.a.inin;J to aoquisitim of
larxi adjacent to WllSa1 Park located at 19784
wintergreen at FOrtal.
(a) Resolutim No. 7857: "A Resolutim of the City
Courk::il of the City of 0Jpertin0 A{.provin;J,
Autharizin;J arxi Di.rec:t:.in;J ~itia1 of cmtain
T",," Fi.nancirç 1'h-I""'"'Its ard a Purchasin;J
~...........jL, Appravin;J a PIelimi.næy Offic'¡'"
state-.jL, and Autharizi1Y:J ard Direct.irç Certain
ActiCX1S with Ra Bl-ect 'Ihet~t.o."
It was IIICII8d by counc. Rogers, seocmecI by Courk::. Gatto and
p"ft-ed unaniJacus1y to adept Resolutia1 No. 7857.
34. ~-t for autharizatim to allow City TreII.surer to
irMIst and reinvest: ba1d COIIenaI"It funjs beya1d five
years.
Dil:ectar of Finance SI1yàer infoI1DBd Courk::il of the
advantages of the ~. ,. .....,.
It was 1IIaII8d by 0CUnc. }I'rg)el, seocmecI by Courk::. Gatto an:!
p"ft-ed unaniJacus1y to authorize the City Treasurer to inv8st
Certificates of 1'artic:ipatia1 resm:ves beyañ five years.
35. ~L a1 bid c:peninq an:! award of .........t....aet for steYwIB
creek Boulevard ~uv_d..a, Project 4002.
Previcuùy ccnt.iraBi to J\ùy 5, 1989.
36. J\¡p)i..t....-jL of l"Y'WmIittee to r.:- ·,··-ù åIan;Jes to the
EUsinesa Tax 0:Ide.
It was IIICM!Cl by Came. Gatto, seocmecI by Came. Kt"g)el and
p""a'l!d unanimcus1y to iIRJOint Rebert Booth (J. T. Mdfarts),
Heward Johnsa1 (Pistàù ElectraU.c tool Q). ) , Frank
strazzarino (Qumhor Director), City Manager Brown and
Director of Finance SI1yàer to the CCIIIIIittee: to authorize
the ~r of (\ ....-1"C8 to iIRJOint three 1I1ØI.~ -era fraD their
l1.....J ership: to c:1irect the l'Y'ftWIIittee to return within 60 days
with rE'(' ····...·ldatiCX1S re administratia1, equity and inc::reased
revenues .
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37. CtrIs1deratim of 3 lI9h..b...../L to tl1e M.micipal a:de to
reflect O:de Enforoea..../L authorizatia1 for ':.owirq
vehicles as set forth in the Califamia Vehicle O:de.
(a) First I'eIIIdin.J of Ordinance No. 1500: "An Ordinance
of the City Courk::il of the City of QJpertino
Amend.in:J Sectia1 1l.24.200, Removal of VeÞit"'es
Fran SL..~, of the 0Jpertin0 M.micipal O:de."
It was moved by Courk::. RcgL""S, BeOC:I1decl by Ccunc. Gatto and
l""a~ unaninn.lsly to read ordinance No. 1500 by title a1ly
and the Dep.Ity City Clerk's readin¡ to eu...t.itute the first
readin;J thereof.
38. Report fran AR:Ile Daycare User l"nmIittee.
It was moved by Courk::. Rcgers, BeOC:I1decl by Ccunc. Yq:pù and
I"'~~«i UI1ëIlÚJDOOSly to fin! it Ul'lloec_a~ to 0CI'1tirue
man:1atory user ,."...,."ittee meEItin;¡s and further l.~ls f!)O:~L
prior to expansim into the seoo..:1 ¡i1ase.
39. RIpoLL regarciirq ~ '""l'.Lng plans far tre Iancbark
Fl..........Lies site m Gardm1Side Iane.
Cameil received the l.~L.
~'!.J.Uf CXHIJNICATIa¡s
40. Ann An:1er in:¡uirecI aI:x:ut a letter she bad ...,hftittecl to
be p'--i m the agenda. She was info. .._1 that not all
letters received by CWrx:i1 are agMdizecI.
CIIDDWK:ES
41. se.........d I'eIIIdin.J and ena....t..-.L of Ordinance No. 1496: "An
Ordinance of the City CWrx:i1 of the City of QJpertino
Amendin¡ Sectia1 6.4 of Ordinance No. 652 of the City of
QJpertino R8gu].at.j.nq Pol' «omres in the Hatter of
Ocnditicnù. Use Permits."
It was moved by Came. ~'S, seoc:n:]..,cl by counc. Gatto and
l""aa'9d unanimaJs1y to read Ordinance No. l496 by title a1ly
and the Dep.lty City ClElIit's I'eIIIdin.J to oOuatitute the seoo..d
I'eIIIdin.J thereof.
It was moved by Courk::. ~s, BeOC:I1decl by Ccunc. Gatto and
l""~~ed unanimcus1y to enact Ordinance No. 1496.
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First readin¡
of Ord. 1500
Apple day
care
Landmark land
scaping
Second readinl
of Ord. 1496
Ord. l496
enacted
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Second read-
ing of Ord.
1497
Ord. l497
enacted
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Legislative
Review COlD.
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MINlJI'ES OF'lJŒ JUNE 19, 1989 CIT'i a:uNCIL MEF:I'IlC (œ-nO)
42. Seû..ul reaclin:] arrl enactment of Ordinance No. 1497: "An
Ordinance of the City Cameil of the City of Q¡pertino
Amen:tinq Sectim 1.12.010 of the ØJnicipal Code to
Provide that Violatia1s of the M..Inicipal Code ¡. hià1
~d otherwise o....titute Infractia1s May, in the
Discretim or the City Attorney, be Ow:ged as
Misdemeanors urœr certain ccnlitiCX1S."
It was JIOIIed by Courk::. ~s, s.e.cx..dt.d by Came. Gatto and
l""e--1 UI'IalÙJIDJSly to read Ordinance No. 1497 by title a1ly
~ tl1Ø Dep.lty City ClElIit's readin;J to CXl\Stitute the see:....:1
readin;J thereof.
It was JIOIIed by coone. Rogers, seca:.dt.d by Courk::. Gatto and
l""~-ed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1497.
RESOIDrIœs
43. Na1e.
STAFF ~::¡
44. orall~ts by staff -..c...
City MaMger Brc:Mn reminded Courk::il of the 7:30 a.m. meetirg
to be held June 20 with the DeAnza-Foothi11 l'hmo"1ity
COllege District Board.
45. Referral fraa City of Santa Clara regardin:J deve1,¥"",,íL
mlfi....ia1 COll.,. ,.,."...
cooncil ~Led the ......-L.
cx:uICIL 1Q!;tU(!;)
48. IAIgislative Rlwiew no-ittee.
It was JIKM!d by counc. JåulSCln, DOOIoiU.dt.d by Ccunc. Gatto and
pae-ed UT1al1iJInIsly to taJœ the followin¡ actiCX1S regardin;J
}AL' '1' 19d legislatim:
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<H' "*' SB 1503 (Ayala), deve1qJer fees, payment prlar to
a¡:plicaticn sutm1ttal; and SB 2019 (Harris), public recœ.ds,
payment of penalty for failure to maJœ av>oilable. &\-1' ...L
AB l032, \o'Orlærs' ('. ··'1-e1lSatim; SB 1418 (Boatwright) ,
SIIIOkinq, eatin;J establishments; and AB 1162 (P'ergusat),
6I1bdivisicns, parcel maps. Take no actia1 m AB 2032
(Margolin), \o'Orlærs' (10 '·1 -ellSatim.
M'nc:'ED sæslœ
At 11:28 p.m., Cameil adjcurned to a closed sessim (Iðbar
negctiaticns, Government Code Secticn 54957.6).
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At 11:56 p.m, Courk::il recx:nvened in ~r in open sessim.
It was IIICIIIM by counc. ~&, eeocuded by Courk::. Gatto and
{""-....... un!IJ'1iJIIaJsly to instruct staff to þt.~ the
"WL"¥L1ate .........-,ts to be p'~ m the JUly 5 agerœ.
whid1 wculd do the follc:lWin3: salaries to be increased by
4.5\ for the Public ~ unit effective 6-21-89; 5.5\ for
all ~ ~,..-'W1t employees; City's cxa/t....ib1tia1
tcward --'1~' insurance shall be $341 for p¡blic 1oIIOrkB
urJ.ts, $234 for remainin] fA' .....YWn1: Elllployees. Directed
staff to JIIIIJœ "WL"¥Llate å1anI;Jes to R.ù.es and to Memoranda
of U1'DtrBtanding to provide for PER9 rebate, wwYti ~ sick
l_ paya¡t as .."........cl upa1 with employee grt:IUpB, and
additim of four hours to flœtiJç holiday k'bedule with
eliminatia1 of two hours ileA. ~k. time m Good Friday.
At 11:57 p.m, ocuncil adjoorned to J'une 20, 7:30 a.m.,
DeAnza Ooller;J8 far -.tin;J with DeAnza-Foothill ChmInUty
College District 1Dmi.
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CIT'i OF aJPERI'IN), S'lATE OF CAI.IFCeUA
10300 'I'.JHIΠAVEMJE, aJPERI'lN), CA 95014
TELEP.HaNE: (408) 252-4505
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MINUl'ES OF '!HE JOINl' MEE:I'DG BEIWml '!HE CIT!( cnH:IL
OF 'IHE CIT'i OF aJPERI'IN) AND FOOIHIIL-IEANZA CXHIJNI'1Y
CX)T:r= msmrcr HElD œ JUNE 20, 1989, D:fi !WJI'ISTA
R:XM, IEANZA (XIT:rJõr.E
'!he ~ was called to 0Iàer 7:30 a.m.
Courk::il rres~ t:
Gatto, Johnsa1, Fi:lppe1, Rogers, Mayor Pluny
Foothill-DeAnza f'romIonú.ty COllege District Board JL.¡ .ers:
Dr. Rà:Jert Smithwick
Alfred 01asuk
Dr. Raynald Bacd1etti
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staff Presant:
Da1ald D. Brown, City Manager
Dr. 'IhaDas Clamens, President of Foothill COllege
Dr. A. Ricbert DeHart, President of DeAnza COllege
!9""..... t'li......'a-ro were the followin¡:
COllsae District
ExpIms1a1 plans of the college
tech center
stadium
student center
parkiJxJ garage
¡:ass:ible rør gyJII-St:tx1ent fees
No in::rease in student enrol1:œnt is projected at this
time.
'!be District is oc:n:Jemecl ~ .."""""a to DeAnza
COllege frail nort:hbcurñ Highway 280. 'Ihey have hired a
traffic OCI1SlÙtant to examine the problem an::l will share
the results with the City.
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MINIJl'ES OF 'mE JUIΠ20, 19&9, ~ RmJlAR CITi
cœNCIL MŒI'ING (0::-770A)
City Courk::il
Review of City projects:
RåA1.l W. Quinlan C'hIorI11Ùty center
DeAnza ~Jet Club site
Marriott Hatel
amineøs Ramdtable IIIB8tirgs
Higmey 85 General Plan update
BannerjBrac:Jæts ('!he C'hIorI11Ùty COllege District may
wish to use these for IllpeCb1 events such as DeAnza
Days. )
Dr. DeHart in;¡uirecl aboot the possibility of use of
r-'!""i..-. _ter in the ~..tive fountains a1 DeAnza
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Next year's IIIeetirJj will be oc:IIiJ1ned with the joint
QJpertirxI thia1 Sd100l District, FÀ...........l Unicn High Schcol
District¡City Courk::il meet.iJ11.
'!he IIIeetirJj was adjOImecl at 8:45 a.m.
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n.... ius, ty Clerk
r---t IIIirutes ware preperecl frail notes taken at the
JII88tin;J by other than City Clerk.)
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