CC 08-07-89
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CITY OF aJPERTINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
10300 'TORRE AVE1roE, a;...~'il'IO, CA 95014
TELEPHONE: (408) 252-4505
0::-773
MINl1I'ES OF '!HE RE:GJIAR CIT'i CXXJNCIL MŒl'nG HElD
CN AIX;(JS'I' 7, 1989, CXXJNCIL Œ1IMBER, Cl'lY HAIL,
10300 'I'CIFUŒ AVE1roE, aJPERTIN:>, c:AI.:IR:æNIA
SAWI'E TO '!HE FU\G
'Ihe meetirq was called to order by Mayor Pluny at 6: 45
p.m.
roIL CALL
Counc. Present:
Gatto, Jàmson, Keppel, Rogers, Mayor Pluny
staff Present:
City Manager Brown
City Clerk comelius
Director of Public R>Lk.. Viskovic:h
Director cot I"rorwN 1TÚ.ty DeYel"¥"",, It CCMm
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Director of Finance Snyder
Director of Parks NXi Recr. '.tim Dcwlirq
Public Informatim Officer Rrey
City Attorney Kilian
Fœ'I'FCtŒMENI'S
It was m:wed by Came. Gatto, seoc:n:æd by counc. aJgers arx1
passed unaniJJø1sly to reDDVe I~ No. 21 frail the agen:m.
c:::E:REM:N.IAL MA:J..!u<::> - PRESENrATIQœ
Proclamatim in hmcr of sam Bruni, retirinI;r 0Jpertin0
union School District administrator.
Mayor Plun;¡y presented Mr. Bruni with a prnt"'l-tim.
Presentation to the City council fran the 0Jpertin0 ~r
of Cam1erce in celebration of the annual OJpertino Camtry
Festival.
Betty BidlNell of the Q'I:onnho>r of C"nIIno>roe int....ob"""" Gary
Mashtare anj Brian Bockman and pres _ttecl OCA.1l'ICil_ .eJ:S
with a wine glass anj "sarsaparilla" tokens for the 1989
Country Festival.
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MINUl'rn OF 'mE AImST 7, 1969, RmJIÞ.R C1T'{ <XL'NCIL MEE:l'm;
(CC-773)
ORAL CDMJNlCATIQlS
Ann An:Jer, president of the Menta vista lJIprovement
Association, told council that one of her tenants was
havirg a prcblem with use of water am is goirg over the
allocation assigned to her, '!be tenant wo.lld like to
"'lP"" 1 . She feels that the water meter is incorrect;
however, the City could !lot firxi do leak. Cculd the meter
be wroI'Ç?
'!he City Attorney stated that there is a pl.~'re
coosistirg of sul:mittirg a form to the A£t-'ls eoard arx1
then it could cane to Cameil shalld the appellant choose
to brirg it to tl1em.
Mr. Viskovich stated that the tenant has gone to the
ArI""" 1 S Board and the next step ww...d be to cane to the
City Cameil.
DiF<'o,,:aiat followed am it was decided that shwld Mrs.
ArxJer's tenant wish to be heard by the Cameil, it wo.lld be
oonsidered towards the em of the agerœ.
Jeremiah O'Shea, 1:u¡ operator, residirg in santa cruz,
addressed Courk::i1 regarciin;J alleged raclœteeriIT,¡ in the
Transit District. He stated that there was featJ'w:n~i'1\J
goirg a1 and requested a state...c./t fran the City Attorney
sayinq that this wo.lld not be in the jurisdictim of the
City Courk::il.
City Attorney Kilian """t"'-~ed agreemeut with Joan Gallo
and said that he will prepare a letter statirg this shoold
Courk::il direct him to do so.
By oa1SE!l1SUS, Courk::il directed the City Attorney to send a
letter statirg that the U. S. Attorney, Crúnina1 Divisim
is the }AL'¥"L ~"':I to review Mr. O'Shea's oarpla1nts.
steven Haze, san JUan Read, ð.Jr.h: LSs'Bd Courk::il regardirg
rem::wal of vegetatiŒ1 fran the hillside near his
residence. 'lhis is a 40-50% slcp1 Œ1 neighborirç
pIq)erty. Mr. Haze expressed the opWm that this ties
into the City's tree ardinanoe. He stated that the
developer :reucvecl trees fran his pIq)erty am pIq)erty
owned by Mr. am Mrs. Heman:iez as.....ell. He
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MINUl'ES OF 'IJŒ ArnJST 7 I 1989, RErnIAR CITY <IL'NCIL MœIllC
(CC-773)
exp~eed CCllIOeIT1 regarding potential landslide. It is his
~ that the developer, lobo is not the prcperty
owner, will be asIdn:J the City to subdivide. '!t'.e developer
is B & C Ca1stJ:uctim. He asked that the Ca.lrx::il review
this as a "Public l"JI.lisaroell ar look at the ordinarre am
not allow removal of trees en hillsides or specimen trees.
Mr. Haze told Cameil he had spoken with Plannirq, Code
EnfOI:œment and Public Works.
'!be Director of Public Works was reqI.1O!Stecl to check on this
ani to l'¥'LL back ac the next meetirq. '!he Ieport shaùd
include the City Attorney's opinien regarding what
authority the City has in this matter.
Bà:> Krier, 7513 T""""".. Avenue, addressed Courk::il regarding
Highway 85.
Mr. viskovich said there will be a public hearin] sanetime
in sept-~.e..., but it will be depen..1t:.1t. upcI1 City of san
Jose actim.
Mr. Krier urged that the Cameil net let it go too far to
c:han3e .
Di~'c¡J"im followed regarding a special meetin] at which
renderirY;)s of views fraD within the neighborhood of the
!JL' y:sed Rainbow interchan;¡e will be available.
Helen walterstarff, 7504 I"""""" AverJJe, ........."'--~ed CCII1C8l1.
regarding an 0YeEpUS. She wants Highway 85 ~-"'Bd
thrcuþ;A.It Q.Jpertino.
She was told that the fre1aiay c:annat be b.1i1 t under a
flocc1plain,lcreek area.
Levent Ersoy, 1320 Primrose way, told Courk::il that the
1-'L' 'i-' ....,1 being made was unacceptable.
He was inf01.....d there is no 14· y.'6al at this time.
Mr. Ersoy said that Highway 85 is dt:ta-~ed to stellin] ani
in saratoga. It can be depressed arx1 circ:umvent the creek
at that point, ..my can't it in his neighborhood.?
He was infoLu.:d it is not depressed thrcuþ;A.It saratoga.
Mr. Ersoy said that the 14'p:>sal is for the fl._.m.y to be
35 feet up ani he feels that the neighbOJ:hood is bein]
treated as seoc.a.l class citizens. '!here are ways to ntild
freeways under creeks. Mr. Ersoy stated that it had been
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Highway 85
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Consent
Calendar
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MINlJI'ES OF 'IHE AUGUST 7, 1989, RmJIAR CIT'i C'CXJNCIL MEZl'DC
(0::-773)
said that Highway 85 'NO.Ùd be depressed all the way thro.XJh
CUpertino. '!be neighbortlcod is particularly sensitive to
the Þ.ri1d:in:J of Highway 85 as it affects fæni1ies am
lifestyle.
Terry Jåms of san Jose and developer of prcp!rty near the
area urær tii.......1Ssian, stated that the Þ.ri1dirq of an
aqueduct for Calabazas creek had net been looked at. He
also stated that the Traffic Authority does net knew hew
JII.1Ch water flaws in the creek.
Rå.Jert Merrill, 1586 ~ way, felt that the decisim
regardin;J an O\f&\.òLOÞSi1¥;J at Rainbow and saratoga-sunnyvale
Read was a financial decisim only. An erq1neer's study
indicates there 'NO.Ùd be in::reased traffic an neighl:Jorhood
streets in the area.
Nan::y Black, 1468 Primrose Way, requested notice regardin;J
any public heari1¥;J regardin;J highway. '!be Post Office does
not always deliver the mail.
Courk::il, by oansensus, sc:heclu1ed a public heari1¥;J for
'l'. ~"'Y, 5ept:.eDiJer 19, at 7:00 p.m. '!hey requested that
the use of !b1ta Vista High 5chcol be e>cplarecl.
Raffa Edwards, 21771 Meyertlolz coort, inquired abœt the
}AL' .ceaa for Ie-::GtlSideratim of a water surc::hIL"'g8.
Director of Finance Snyder told him that there is no
allowance if the water is used. '!be ........L~ }ALooed)u:e if
you wish recalSideratim or an adju..t.-alt. is to file with
the Art-"'s BoaId. If you are net satisfied with the
decisim of the Boam, a citizen oaIld then brin;J it to
Cameil.
City Manager told c:n.n::il that the ~,.. BoaId 89""- it
does net have the authority to ~v... a surå1arge.
'!be Cit:y Attorney said that his inteJ:pretatim of the
ordinance is that the Boa1:d does have that authority. Mr.
Kilian told Mr. Edwards to hold his water bill ani that his
water will net lJe turned off 1ohi1e ooosideratim is beinq
made.
CX:Nsn,'l' ~
'!be City Clerk pointed art: that Page 4 of lteu No. 24, las';
paragra¡i1, shoold be amerrlecl to shaw the FoothilljDeAn1.a
rhmI1T'lÌty College District Boênù of Directors. With tlrls
c:::han:Je, it was !lOVed by coone. Gatto, secx:n:!ed by coone.
Rogers and p"°seð unaninn1.s1y to a¡:prove the Cansent
Calerdar as suJ::mi.tted.
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MINt1l'ES OF ':mE 1>JJGUST 7, 1989, RmJlAR CITY <XXJNCIL MEE:I'ING
(0::-773)
1. Resolution No. 7891: "A Resolution of the City co.mcil
of the City of o¡pertino Allowirq Certain Claitœ and
DemarDs Payable in the AItr:AInts an:i fran the F\Jnjs as
Hereinafter DescribEd for salaries arx1 Wages far the
Payroll Period En:lin::J July 18, 1989."
2. Reso1utim No. 7892: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the city of OJpertino All~ Certain Cla:iJœ and
DemarDs Payable in the A!Inmts an:i fran the F\Jnjs as
Hereinafter Described for salaries an:i Wages for the
Payroll Period En:lin::J ~ 1, 1989".
J. Reso1utim No. 7893: "A Resoluticm of the City Courk::il
of the City of OJpertino All~ certain CléÚJIIS and
D!3!Inarx:!s Payable in the A!Inmts an:i Fran the F\JOOs as
Hereinafter DescribEd for General and M1sœllaneoos
Expen:litures for the Period En:lin::J J\me 30, 1989."
4. Resolutim No. 7894: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of o.¡pertino All~ Certain CléÚJIIS and
DemarDs Payable in the A!Inmts an:i Fran the F\JOOs as
Hereinafter DescribEd for General arx1 Miscel1.al1ews
Expenditures for the Period En:lin::J July 14, 1989."
5. Resolutim No. 7895: "A Resolutim of the city Courk::il
of the City of 0Jpertin0 All~ certain CléÚJIIS and
DemarDs Payable in the A!Inmts an:i Fran the F\JOOs as
Hereinafter DescribEd for GE..1E!ral and Misoellaneoos
Expenditures for the Period En:lin::J July 28, 1989" .
6. Resolutim No. 7896: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of 0Jpertin0 Authorizin1 Destructim of
Certain ~ds (Parks & Rec:reatia1)."
7. su.........1S
rights
GéU1h..LL
Receive.
arx1 CCIIplaint for:invers£ cx:rœunatim, civil
violatiCX1S and declaratory relief filed by
outdoor rn.p.ny, Inc. of Northem Cùifœ:nia.
8. Reso1utim No. 7897: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of OJpertino Authorizin¡ Exec:ut1m of
AyL........"ts for Allocatim of Fifteert"..h Year (1989-90)
C"'rom!I"1ity Devel~tt Block Grant F\Jnjs for 'I\«) HUman
Service Agencies."
9. Request fran OJpertino-saratoga Girls Club, eiSA, to
sell foo:i and beverages in variœs City parks.
10. Claim :'or rurn..ges filed by ~ Perry. Reo ....-r1ded
for rejrJCtim.
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MIN!JI'ES OF 'mE AIJGJST 7, 1989, REGUIAR CIT'i CXXJNCIL MEFrIN:;
(0::-773)
11. Awlication 1\S1IC 51,860.1 - Reel-Grabman & Associates -
Request for mcxtificatia1S to two exist.in;J
irxiustrial/office l:ui1dings located m the west side of
8Jtb Read, bet\Ieen McClellan Road an:l stevens er-k
Boulevard. P.eo ··..-Jlded for A¡:prcval.
12. Approval of use of $750.00 fraD the sister City hlri;JPt
for Au:Just 22 and 23 visit of:l¥ s ..l.atives fraD
Toyokawa.
13. Approval of wi ver of $63.00 false alal.'1II fee for Kr..
Cà1en.
14. Rec:!uest fran Rebert A. Lerner, Fine Arts Chnmissim,
far waiver of Rule No. 4 of Reso1utim No. 7571.
15. Request fran Rainbow Ià:i:Iy for extensim of waiver of
b.lsiness license fees thrCA.Igh SepteaiJer, 1989.
16. RsiIolutim No. 7898: "A Resolutim of the City Camcil
of the City of 0JpertirxI A¡:praving' CCI1tract Change
order No. 5 for McClellan Read Wic:1enin], Project 4020."
17. ADoeptan::e of IlUIÚ.cipal ÙIprovements:
a. Portal Plaza at 19755, stevens creek Boulevard.
b. Classic 000rt at stelling' - DeIocor a.u~4tioo.
c. Haœstead Shq:pinJ Center at Haœstead Rœd¡DeAnza
Boulevard
West Valley Shq:ping' Center
(No tincl1IN>rftatioo J'leC"""'9tU:y.)
18. ADoeptan::e of city projects perfOImecl under cxntract:
a. Han:l1cap Rëmp Installaticm, Project 89-4002,
Bianchi CUlstructim
b. Linda vista stœ:m Drain, Project 88-6014, Bian::hi
Ca1struct1m
c. Traffic Signal and street IDpravement at
Proneridge and Wolfe, Project 4024, Collishaw
Canstructioo
(No documentation l"""""<>"<¡:ary.)
19. Resolution No. 7899: "A Reso1utim of the City Cameil
of the City of CUpertino Authorizing' Execution of
1Igreement Between the City am Yourç Men's C1ristian
Association of santa Clara Valley ProvidirJ;¡ for the
TJn:iergroun:ii of utilities on a Deferred Basis at
Alves Drive."
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MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE AIX:;{JST 7, 1989, RÐ::;U1AR CIT'i CXXJNCIL MEZl'DC
(œ-773)
20. Reso1utim No. 7900: "A Resolutim of the City Cameil
of the City of C\Jpertim Aß>rovirg ParoeJ Map arx1
lI1p:cNement Plans of Property Located m Miller Avenue,
Developer, D..1ra style 1bœs, Inc., Autb:>rizirg
Ðœcut1m of D1provement h,¡Uoal....t; Authorizirg Si911in1
of Parcel Map and Inprovement Plans."
21. Resolutim No. 7901: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il
of the City of ClIpertin::> Approvirg Parcel Map and
Dtprovement Plans of Property Lcx:ated at 10760 Rae
Lane, Develcper, B. S. Ihillm, Authorizirg EXBClltim
of I:IIprcvemP.nt h,¡u."'...../t; Authorizirg Si911in1 of FdJ:Oel
Map arx1 IJIprovement Plans."
(Previously reDDVed fIall the agenja.)
22. Resolutim No. 7902: "A Resolutim of the City Ca.mcil
of the City of C\Jpertim Ac:oepting Q..Iitclaim Deed for
undergroon:i Water Rights fIall B. S. Ihillm, Rae Lane."
23. California Associatim of
O:mnissicners and Bœu..1.._,¡ 4rB
meetirg-request for ~""}ALiatim
general fund.
ParIæ-Rb.......atim
I,).Iarterly BO!Ird
of $500.00 from
24. Minutes of the joint meeting of City Cameil, FL........L
unim High Sd100l District and QJpertino unim Så1col
District held June 8, 1989.
25. Minutes of the joint JII88tin;J of City CCUnc:il,
Foathill-DeAnza C'nmonúty COllege District held June
20, 1989.
26. Minutes of the regular City cnmcil meetirg of JUly 17,
1989.
rrœs REXM:D FR:H aH>Em' CAIÐm1IR - Na1e.
RJBLIC HEARI1«;S
27. Hearirg to CXl\S1der charges for weed abatEme./t.
(a) Resolutim No. 7903: "A Resolutim of the City
Courk::il of the City of QJpertino Providing for
Lien Ass-<DftA11ts and for the COllectim of same
Resultirg frail the Abates.é..t of Public Nuisances."
It was JDCJVed by Courk::. Jàmsa1, seoon::Jed by Courk::. Gatto
and P"''''ed unan1moosly to close the public hearirg.
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Weed abatement
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App. 4-U-89, I
Peninsula
Bib~,:,
Church
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Property
acquisition,
N. Stelling
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MINUl'E5 OF THE ALGJST 7, 1989 I RmJIAR CIT'i axmClL MEF:rIN:;
(œ-773)
It was moved by~. Johnson, secx:n:ied by Came. Rogers
am I"'~.,ed unaniJn::Jusly to adq;¡t 'the Resolution.
28. A£P>" 1 of PlëU'll1irq Chnmi "'Siœ awroval of 4-U-89,
Peninsula Bible 01urch, 10060 North Blaney Avenue,
Q.¡pertin:¡. l\rP"'Il filed by Barbara Kcwel on basis
that adequate parjcin; is net available.
Tim Versc:tnIyl, 3720 Greve Avenue, Palo Alto, architect,
told C:Juncil that there WOOld be available parjcin; ~oes
frail the neighborin:j bJsir--9S/parkin:J lots. He further
stated that use had been authorized thrt:uJh letters,
resultin:j in 60 <CJ""CeB plus the d1urch let. '!here is a
smrt:tle frail the off-site lots to the ålurc:h. Peak deman:i
is for the early SUnday setVice.
It was moved by ~. Jahnson, secx:nded by Came. Gatto
am I"'~-ed unanimously to close the pmlic hearin:j.
It was moved by Cwnc. Jahnson to deny the aweal arx1
clirect staff to cx.me back with a status report in six
DDrt:hs.
Paul Winslow, pastor, told Council that in Palo Alto the
c::hurå1 1nf0DllS the o...~""""t:.ia1 m a regular basis
regaIdin¡ parking' an:l assigns a parXin] CXX>rdinatar.
nw mctim to deny the aro-l was seooaldbd by Came. Gatto
and I"'ø.fld unaniJIo.Js1y.
City Attorney Kilian told Council he had reviewed the
CI.u......1L water ordinance and that the ~,.. BOIu:d can
adjust the allocatim or SIJrå1arge; however, in the
practical sense, it is prc/:)!Ibly best that they a1ly adjust
allocatia1S. In SituatiCX1S suå1 as a leak, it may be a
good idea to c::harge the ordinance so the BOIu:d can ametd
the allocatiœ an:l :ro:om>oe åJarges 1)ased œ that amealdbd
allocatim.
By CXX'ISenSUS, Council directed that the City Attomey
}AL~ an ame¡duc.:1L to the Cl.u.ua1L water ordinance and
~L S 1L it to them at thdr meet:in;J of August 21.
29.
DeteIm1natim of the need to acquire a partim of
~ located an North stellin:j RcOO, north of
RD1te 280 (10855 North stellin:j Read) for Slt.......at
widenin;J pulP<: 9S.
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HINUI'ES OF 'IHE AIJGJST 7, 1989, RÐ:;UIAR CITY caJNCIL MEZl'DC
(0::-773)
(a) Resolutim No. 7905: "A Resolutiat of the City
Courk::il of the city of OJpertino Acx:ept:.in¡ Grant
of F.>I.......-¡t for Roadway P\npcsœ fraD Douglas R.
P.'''''''IIII and Hazel B. Russum, Ca1s~ of
1q:praximately 0.039 Acres, Located at North
stellin; Read."
(b) Resolutiat No. 7906: "A Resolutiat of the City
Cameil of the City of Q¡pertino Authorizin;
Executim of A"L~,l Bet\..1een the City and
Dc:ug1as R. Russum and Hazel B. P.1!99'.IIII Relative to
Property m North stel1in; Read at the RaJte 280
Bridge. "
HI'. Viskovidl told CameD.. that a settlement had been
reac:hed in this instance and eminent rhMi 1'\ }J1.v.~! -~i 11gB
were net ne<:' ft_.ry
It was IIICJII8d by Came. Rogers, a..........dt.d by Came. Gatto and
p-aaed unanimously to close the pWlic hearin;.
It was IIICJII8d by Came. Rogers, seocn::Jed by Came. Gatto and
p-aaed unanimously to êIdqJt Resolutim No. 7905 and 7906.
PIANNn«; APPLICATICH>
30. A¡::plicatia1 No. 1Q-U-89 and 18-FA-89 - Mariani
DeII8l......-«- - Use Pezmit to ~..t....uct and <XX:'lpy 195
units (revised fraD 176), 4-stoIy aparbDent stru...."'ture
and l47 (revised frtm le2) zero lot line townhaDes with
related site ~. ~............ty is located at the
sart:heast ............... of DeAnza Bculevard and HaœsteIId
IbId. EI'1vira1Dental Deteminatim: '!he Plann.i.n;J
l"nmIi-im ~:ho,·""1ds the grantin:J of a Negative
DK-"'ratiat. }II&(. ........1d&J for Denial.
Director of """"""'1I'!ity Devel~,l Cowan reviaøi the
revised plans with Courk::il.
John nPl"",,>"8 of Mariani Devel~«-, 'N'el1t through the
c:harJ;Jes that had been made. Blase I ooosists of 7st of the
garden haDes, the main thoraJghfare and periD!ter road and
a row of parkirq. H1ases II arx1 III, which will be b.últ
together, will be the foor-stoIy oct1dos and the remainin;J
garden haDes. For the garden haDes, the élR'roximate
sellin; price will be $350-400,000; the cost of the oct1dos
will be $175-200,000.
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App. lO-U-89.
lB-EA-89.
Hariani
MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE AInlST 7, 1989, REXVLAR CIT'i CXXJNCIL MEETIN:;
(0::-773)
DL"C"'i'dm followed regarclin;J the ¡:¥1ases of devel.....,....,ut,
the entrance a1 HaDestead near DeAnza Boolevard and
density. A oa.........Wal drawin::J suI:Jn1ttecl by staff was
ti;~1c:!c:!OO.
Art Pittock, 20299 Northlòest Square, Northpoint Hcmeowners
AsSOC'iatim President, stated that the staff draw1rç looks
like the Berlin Wall will be next to Northpoint. He urged
that Cameil do sanethin;J. He stated that Northpoint is
will1rç to have Mariani take the prq¡erty between the two
de' Iel"¥"",, Its.
Mr. Cowan said that the tentative map PJ:".'OOSe ca.ùd han::lle
minor lot line adjust1nents.
Mr. 111>1""...:'8 said that Mariani is doirq a livirq history
wh1d1 will be given to the City.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Jå1nsa1, secc:med by Co.JD::. Gatto
ani p"ea'9d l.IlIalUmous1y to grant the Negative Dec:laratim.
It was 1IDVecl by Courk::. Jå1nsa1, secxn:iecl by Courk::. Gatto
to ~ the applicatim per Pla1'1J1iD] Camdssim
Resolutim No. 417l.
Mr. Martinez, Director of Design with the project, said
that they had irLUl.J:'ULClted the style of ardlitec:ture of the
cxxd:;)$ into the garden haDe design. '!hey will be a terra
cotta color with clay roof tile. 'Ihey will be two colors
of stucco.
Mayor Plun;w cxnmcte:i a straw vote m the mat1m (Plun;¡y
arx1 Ifqpl, no: Gatto arx1 Johnsen, yes: Rcqers requested
adju..t..-:.Jt to ¡iJas1rç) .
Mr. 111>,_..... reviewed staff's plan am the ~. C""a Mariani
Devel...........1t. had used to anive at its pt!S!lIt plan. He
stated that they plan to do all perimeter trees as H1ase I
and felt that &aile adjUDt.-...l to the Jñas1rç ocW.d be
da1e. Mr. 111>11""..... said that in regard to senior affordable
haJsirq, Mid Peninsula 1bJs1rç had stated that this
devel,¥,o&1it is not suitable for low cost haJs1rç.
Marilyn Norl1rç, 1Þ.1s1rç arx1 Services CDorclinatar, said
that at the end of a meetirx¡ with Mid Peninsula, Mr.
111>1......... had said that he felt the project was too far almq
to imorporate voluntary affordable IIDits. Ms. Norl1rç
SlXJgeStecl that one of the <X8'Ido IIDits ocW.d be a voluntaIy
affordable IIDit. '!he door was left q:¡en.
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Mr. Delmare said he did not wish to sell lard to Mid
Peninsula HaJsin;1. He absolutely intends to I:W.ld the
ccn:: os. He stated that as part of R1ase I, the preliminary
excavation of R1ase II will be done.
It was lOCIVed by Courk::. Jchnsa1, secan:Jed by Courk::. Gatto
and passed 3-2, with Came. Kqp!l ard Mayor Pluny
ñiasentin;1, to ðR)I'OVe the ðR)lications per oarxtitiCX1S
Sl1hft{tted by staff revised as follows:
1. ::iTKIX!' IMF'RJ\1EMEm'S & DEDICATIct-
·
.... 'r
ST.reet widenin1, :iJIpravements, ard dedicatiCX1S shall be
in aocordanoe with City stan:1ards ard specifications
am as required by the City EnJineer.
2. aJRB AND GUl'I'ER ~
CUrl:J6 ard gutters, sidewalks arx1 :related structures
shall be installed in aooordance with grades and
st.arœrds as specified by the city EnJineer.
3. LIGHrIN:;
street lightinq fixtures shall be installed as directed
by the City EnJinøer. All on arx1 off_ite lightinq
shall be designed to in no way interfere with adjacent
areas and shall be no higher than the _Yi...nn height
permitted by the Za1e in Wlch the prcperty is located.
~. FIRE HYtWINl'
Fixe hydrants shall be located as required by the City.
5. 'mAFFIC cx:NIH)L SIGNS
Traffic ........jtJ.ul signs shall be placed at locatiCX1S
specified by the City.
6. ~!~~ 'l~..~
street trees shall be planted wit.hin the public right
of way and shall be of a type a¡:proved by the City in
aooordance with 0rdinarxJe 125.
7. GRAD~
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Gradin;J shall be as awroved ani required by the City
EnJineer in aocordance with Ot'àinance 214 Ca) .
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8 . œAIN1\GE
Drainage shall be provided to the ~tisfactian of the
city En;Jineer.
9. ~ UI'IL1.'!'~
'!he awlicant shall be responsible for oc:uplyirq with
the raquirements of the tJrx:!ergrwrñ Utility Ordinance
No. 331 ani other related ordinances ani regulatiCX1S of
the city of CJpertino, ani shall make the ~a!,ry
a.rrarqements with ti'.e utility ~TÙes involved for
the installatim of said facilities. '!he awlicant
shall sul:lnit a detailed plan showirq utility
uOOergroon:i provisia1S. ('!his plan IIIJSt have prior
~ of the utility ~es and the City
En;Jineer. )
10. :rMPRJVEME:m' ~
t
'!he awlicant shall be respousible for oæpletin;J the
site as shown m awroved plot plan and shall be
required to enter into an inprcveœnt ~_.t with
the City of CJpertino pravidin¡ for payment of
nI'" ~-~ry fees, inc1udin:;r b.1t not limited. to c::hec:Itinq
and inspectim fees, storm drain fee, and ~
utility fee. Said ay..........,.¡L shall be exeaJtecl prior to
the iesuance of a 00ildin;J permit.
11. 'lW\NSRRŒR ~
Electrical and telepxna transfomers shall be ..........lIød
with fencin;J and lanisœpirq, or 1.II'1dergrourñ, such
that they are not visible fran public ..t......et areas.
12. !':F.T~~ AND t:Iõr'ItDGIC HAZARœ
'!he awlicant shall retain an en¡ineerin;J geologist to
evaluate and mitigate potential ....i.....ic and geologic
hazards. said geologic investigatim shall be
oæpleted prior to release of buildin;J permits.
13. DEDlCATICN OF WATER LINES
'!he develc.per shall dedicate to the City all waterlines
ani a¡:pJrtenanoes installed to City standards and shall
reach an a,: u:'''llIcnt with the awrcpriate water tvWI{"'ny
for water service to the subject develcpœnt.
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14. IN:õRESS~ E'ASEMENl'S
'!he ðR>licant shall recuLd an ~'-¥Liate deed
restrictim an::l ocvenant running with the land subject
to awroval of the City Attorney, for all parcels ~ål
share a ç......., private drive or private roadway with
ere or more other parcels. said deed restrictim shall
provide for ~~aIy reci~.........J. inp:e..s and ~ -
A<I..........lts to an::l fran the affected parcels. said
""'''''''''"''1t.s shall be reaœ:ded at sud1 time as interest in
ere or more of the affected parcels is initially sold
or transferred to another party.
15. CXJoH)N ARFA
'!he devel~1t rights to the (h...., Area shall be
dedicated to the City of Q]pertino in advance of
z........L..1atim of the final snlxtivisim map to ensure that
~ spaoe area is available to the entire deve1~.L.
16. PRIVATE :::>"11<1:2.'!::¡
t
All ðR>licab1e 6'1beactiCX1S of Sec:ticns 13.5 and 13.6 of
the RlC Ordinance (Ordinance No. 664) regardinq su-t
iJIprovement requirements arx1 covenants shall a¡:ply to
the subject devel~IL.
17. FIRE AlY"F..C::.C: IANæ
:E:Iu=':J""'....-y fire .,..,..,.,a lanes shall be recœ.dt.d as fire
lane ""'--·,Ls m the final map and shall meet Q.ut....<Ù.
Fire District standa%ds.
18. H::IŒXHŒRS ASSOCIATIœ IXX1IŒNI'S
'Ihe ~ As........hltim .........-rrt:s, enabl~
'-'''''ratim an::l oadcWnium plan shlùl be a¡:praY8d by
the Departmer:. of PlanrIin¡ and Devel"¥"",,IL arrl by the
City Attorney prior tc recœ.ùatim.
19. ~'u<IAN FASEMENI'
Pedestrian ""'~ over the sidewalk area shall be
prepared by the developer, a¡:praY8d by the City
Attorney and reaœ:dt.d against the subject prcperty
prior to issuance of Wilci.in:J permits.
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20. <XJNIX:MINIUM DIVISIOO
'Ihe prtp!rty may be divided into 356 or fewer
=rrlaninium units at the ð.iscIetim of the developer or
owner. 'l11ere shall be at least one (1) additiŒ1!Ù. lot
held in ,. ..... ", ownership far each deve1'-'lA'"",rt; area.
'!he exact pla""""""TJt of interiar partitions may be
modified subject to staff awrcwal.
21. ABANInŒD WATER WELLS
'!he prtp!rty owner shall seal aban:kned ar Ul'U1SE!d water
wells if the city, after OŒ1SUltatim with the santa
Clara Valley water District, detennines that
said aban:kned or UlU.1SEd water wellu have a
potential to CXl'rt:aminate the water SUW1y.
22. ~l:t<l:J:;!'~
on site and off site ..t........rt: iDprovements shall be
iJlp1cwco,led as eraDDerated m the list below:
1) Signal1zatim at the intersectim of Blue Jay
0::m1: and HaDestead Road to be fully paid by t:ha
develcp!l" .
2) Northbcurñ right turn lane shall be installed at
the intersectim of DeAnza Eb.ùevard ani HaDestead
Road.
3) 'Ihe develcp!l" shall dedicate right of way for
three eastbound travel lanes for Hc:mestead Road
and CXJnStruct two eastba1nd lanes. Sidewalks shall
be located back fraD cuxb a sufficient dist.an::e to
a<x> ..... date the third eastba1nd lane a1 Hc:mestead
Road subject to the review arx1 ~ of the
Public Works Department.
4) 'Ihe develcp!l" shall install 1III'rlbl'lS and
l~in;J m Haœstead Road, east of DeAnza
Eb.ùevard and m DeAnza Blvd. south of HaDestead
Road to Highway 280, subject to the review arx1
a¡:proval of the Fublic Works Department.
5) 'Ihe develcp!l" shall install a 'tI'E!.Stboun:i right turn
lane fraD Haoestead Road to northbourxi DeAnza
Eb.ùevard if right of way pemits.
6) A laroc:œpAli 1III'rli",1'1 shall be installed a1 Blue Jay
Drive. 'Ihe 1III'rli",1'1 design shall be ðR>roved by the
Director of Fublic Works.
7) '!he Blue Jay Drive entrance to the project shall
be designed so as to prevent right turn movements
when exitin:] the project.
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CDNDITIONS AI:MINI::."!'!:.I<I:J.J BY 'IHE ~ DEPARIMEN'r
23. APPOOVED EXHIBITS
'!he l""-'AI.....roatim of a¡:prcwal is based a'I Exhibits
labeled site plan dated 6/23/89 and all other plans and
elevations a(ü ·'t..,nying A¡:plicatia'l lO-U-89.
24. AroJSTICAL ~RR~
~
'!he project developer shall install a solid a~,cal
barrier (ma.scm:y wall) at the southern perimeter of the
site adjacent to the Highway 280 right-of-way. said
<'Ico.JStical barrier shall be CXI'IStruct:ed in aocordanoe
with specificatiCX1S awroved by the Director of the
Department of Planning and Devel~iL to be 0CI1S1stent
with the height of the SCIUI'Xiwall planned almg the
border of the Northpoint devel~iL arx1 the frealay
right-of-way, GKqA the applicant may integrate the
soondwall el........iL into the south wall of the garage
stIUc:tures almg the south }AL"¥"Lty line.
'Ihe scuth swndwall shall teminate at the scut:hw8st
001.1.a: to IIIIÚJ1ta1n visibility in to the OuL.aer
laro""""'l""' area frcm passing motorists m DeAnza
Boolevard.
25. OOISE ATImJATICIf
'Ihe applicant shall iDpl_eul all of the noise
atteralatim --.IreS detailed in the acoustical 1'¥N" L
prepared by ~ L. Pack Ae-btes, dated May 23,
1989, to the extent that they agree with the
aråútectural designs illustrated m the a¡:prowd
exhibits. In instances TIhIre reo:. ...._IIdatiCX1S deviate
fran the design, the Directar of P1annin:J and
Deve1cpnent shall review the døviatia'l to determine if
it is significant and may aw-<U"Ie the deviation or
refer it back to the Planninq t'hIoni ""Sia'l for informal
review arx1 approval.
All residential units shall be subject to good quality
OCI'1StrIJction practices and installatia'l of equ1pœ!tlt.,
inc11.ñin3 sealing of doors, wimcws and frames and
casings to ensure that the interior average day/night
noise level does not E!XC' ,:I 45 dBA Idn.
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26. M:>DIFlCATICN OF APPIUJED nFVF.Tn~ PlAN
In the event that tbe awlicant or subsequent prq:¡erty
owner shall desire to make any minor chan;¡es,
alteratior.s or ameIdme1.t of the awrovecl develu¡.oœ:<l/t
plan, a written req.JeSt or revised deve1,+",.e./t plan
shall be sul:mittecl to the Director of Pl~ and
Develcpoent. If the Director makes a f:iIxiin:J that the
~ are minor am do not result in a material
affect upon the appearance or furx::tim of the project,
said chan:Jes may be cert..ified m the revised plan. If
approval of said ~ is witi1held, the applica."1t may
<!lIt""" to the P1~ n-wnmi ....im.
If the Director fims that the requested d1an; es are
material, such ~ shall be referred to the
Plannin:] Carmissim for approval. If the d1an; es are
denied by the P1annin:] l"nmI; ....iŒ1, the awlicant may
~l to the City Cameil as provided in City
Ordinance No. 652.
.
If said d1an; es are awrovecl by the Planning
l"nmIi....iŒ1, an art'-' may be JœIde to the City Courk::il
by any interested party. f\¡rther, any ~,.ner of the
City Courk::il may request a hearin:] before the City
Courk::il regardinJ said awroved å1an:]es. Said I""'}I-t
shall be made within ten (10) days fraD the date of
"WL....ral of said dIanges by the Planning n-wnmi....iŒ1.
27. FIUVA'lE œIVDlAY CXWE2Wfl'
'1ho awlicant shall re.........d an ~"'¥Liate deed
r-t....ictiŒ1 and CXM!I1ant runniJJ;J with the larxi for all
parcels whiå1 share a ,. ..... r¡ driveway or private
roadway with a18 or III:Ire other parcels as depicted m
the Exhibits of this awlicatim. Said deed
restrictiŒ1 shall provide for ~~ny reciprocal
:iJ~....s/egress _....,OA. Its to and fraD the affected
parcels. said --~·,ls shall be recorded at such tiE
as interest in a18 or JIIJre of the affected parcels is
initially sold or transferred to another party.
28. R:W) MAINInWa J\GRIÐŒm'
A reciprocal maint:enance &:f1..........rt: shall be required
for all parcels which share a 0·.... r¡ private drive or
private roadway with ŒIe or Dm'e ather parcels within
the tract. said ê1yL........./t shall be recorded in
c:x:njunction with recoràatim of the final map, and
shall be subject to prior atpraval as to form and
content by the city Attorney.
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29. FIRE ~') IANES
Eme..~ fire ~~a laJws shall be :r:eo:n.Jed as fire
lane .........·-·.ls m the final map and shall meet c-...L..a.l
Fire District staroards.
30. ~ ASSOCIATICN ooctIMENI'S
'lbe }fo..~ Associatien oo.:,""""1ts, enablinq
'-""'Tatim and cx:nXminium plan shall be ~ by
the Department of Planninq and Devel..........tt and by the
City Attorney prior to recordatien.
31. SOIAR
'lbe applicant shall install plUDi:>inq chases to
facilitate future installatim of roof IIIa.IJ'Itecl solar
water heatinq devices. Installatim of said devices is
c¢ia1!Ù.
.
32. I.ANœCAPE JŒ.VIÐi
'lbe applicant shall .."hnit a .............ebellsive lan;:'I~
p1ant.irx¡ plan for inf""""" review by the Ardútectural
and site ~ l"nmIittse prior to iaauanoe of
b1i1ding p"""""its.
33. !ID>"!I..KI.CAL INVæTIGM'ICN
'lbe applicants shall CCIIplete an investigatim of the
histarica1 significanoe of the subject site and
~ the1:eon, and shall }AL~ a visual
inventaty thrcu:]h phat:ogra¡irl.c or other means of the
structures and t.... r- new }ALlsmt. said investigatim
shall be}AL' ¡led in written form to the Department of
Planninq and Devel~¡t prior to i..o::ua."'IOe of b.1i1din;J
permits.
34. IÐDLITICN REXXJIRÐoIENl'
All existinq stIuctures en the site shall be reIIICIY8d
prior to or ~y with project oc.nstzuctim.
'lbe develcper shall "........... the re&pal&ibility to 00t:.ain
all required demollti.:x1 permits in accordance with city
0Iàinanc:es.
35. HEIGHl' RATIO
þ
'!he applicant shall increase the setback to height
ratio to achieve a 1 1/2 to ere relatiŒ1Sh1p alCDJ
HcIDestead Read.
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36. NJRIH DE1INZA B:OIEVARD PARl<WAY
'!be awlicant shall shift the sidewalk a1 Nort.'1 DeAnza
BcW.evard inboaId at least 10 ft., to provide a
land""""p" parkway enoc:IIpaSSing lawn area and a cb.1ble
row of trees to provide a c:anc:v.f effect CXl\Sistent with
the laro.,..,..p" design stamards for North DeAnza
BcW.evard. !ob.mcling shall be gently sloped and shall
not ~ 2 ft. in height. '!he final design shall be
subject to staff appraval.
37. GARAGE OOOR OPmERS
Each of the single-family duets in RIases I and III
shall have an autanatic door c.peuer to ensure use of
ganges for auto parJdn¡.
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38. IANœCAPIN:;/LIGH!'DCJFENCI}«;/STTJF1on\.T K PIAN
'!be applicant shall return to the Architectural and
Site ~ l"nmIittee for formal appraval of the
final land"'"'lping, l~, fencing, and si..-R1lJt
plan.
39. PARKING
A rec:4u.........l parJdn¡ agl.co=ðlt shall be prepared
enabling residents/ownen. to jointly share and DBnIIg8
the row of p81:peudic:ular parJdn¡ stalls located a1 the
wast side of the 0····· '. private rœd separatinJ the
apartJDent¡exu:X1IIinium project frail the sinqle-family
duet project. '!he City Attorney shall awrove the f011ll
and 0CI1tent of the _-...It.
40. FIQJErl' RW;IB:;
lhasinq shall be as per exhibit }AL Ii .¡led to Cømcil at
their meetinq of August 7, with ¡:base III inc::reasecl to
in::1ude cne additia1al row of houses (a¡:p1:Wi-tely
30%) of the units and that aúldin;J PeImits for HIase
III will not be i c:m~ until the foorxSatians are pa¡recl
for l'hase II.
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'!be l'hase I laJ'YWœp1n;r strip a1 the Hanestead and
DeAnza Eb.ùevard fra1tages shall be of sufficient width
to a.:.:- ..... ·1ëIte a dcuble row of trees and sidewalk plan
a¡:prcwed by the Ardùtectural an:i site l\R)roval
Calmittee and City Courk::il
41. ŒIEI'ED
~~: 9:30-9:40 p.m.
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31. Applicatim No. 2-V-e9 - Hebert Boles - Request for
varian::1e frcm Sect1m 8.2 of Ordinance No. 1449 to
allow an inc::rease in Floor Area Ratio to <!loX' ·····:&te an
additicn to an exis1:in3 sin]le family dwallin].
located at Festival Drive, north of November Drive.
Envh..........,lal Determinatim: 'Ihe Plannin] l"nmIi....icn
rec' ····-·ds the grantin:J of a Negative Declaratim.
Reo:> ....-...øi far Denial.
App. 2-V-89
Rd::Jert Boles, 639 Baker st......at, San Francisco, ard1itect,
stated that the ptq)erty owners œrre:ntly have four
bedroaos in their haœ and wish to add c.ne be.h.......... and
bathrcxm. }b¡t t.c.me& in the neighl:x:Œhood have five
bedroaœ. He stated he cculd not see hoIi this 1òQÙd hurt
pJblic health, safety or welfara in any way. He felt the
FAR (floor area ratio) is an artifici.., rule arx1 sugge&ted
that Cameil may wish to review that requirement.
It was IIICIIIed by Came. Jàmøcn, eec....ded by Cwnc. Gatto
am l""ø-9d unanJ.IIDJsly to deny the applicatim per PlanrUn]
ChmIi....ia1 Rssolutiat No. 4188.
~ AND srm APFR:II1AL a:ftou:nu; APPLICATIœs
32. Na1e.
UNF'INISHED BJSINESS
33. Na1e.
Næ WSINESS
34. Fo:wJ~ trca the Q:Junty of Santa Clara far a¡p:tJYal of CHWMP
a resolutim X90 .. .- ~ to the Boud of SUpervisors
that the Q:Junty Hazamcus WUi:e ~ ,L Plan (aHIP)
be adcpt:ed, an! findin¡ that the Final EIR pertaininq
to the QHIP .i8 ""-;rate an! ~1ete.
(a) Resolutiat No. 7890: "A Resolution of the City
Cameil of the City of 0Jpertin0 certifyin] the
Envh...........lal ~ ~L and the Q:Junty
HazardaJs Waste Man...r-.-. it Plan arx1 Apprcvin] Said
Plan."
It was IIIaII8d by O:mx:. Rogers, seoaa]"d by Came. Gatto and
I"'Iø~'9d l.Il'1iUÙJDoUsly to adept the Resolutim.
35. Request frail residents of New Haven a:.urt and Presidio
Drive for P'"""'it parki1'x;J 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m., sdIool
days a1ly.
Permit Parking/
New Haven &
Presidio
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(a) Resolution No. 7907: "A Resolution of the City
Courk::il of the city of CUpertino Designating
streets Subject to Permit Parki.rg."
Mr. Viskovich reviewed the request with O:AIrx:il.
Brian ~..ll, 22663 Woodridge Calrt, st\x!ent Body President
of M::nta vista High SchI::x:>l, told Courk::il that at !b'1ta
vista there are a c.:!rtain )"IInnhø.r of stOOents arx1 sane will
drive. ~tely 25 spaces have been "ñtWd in the
parki.rg lot. Only juniors and seniors can park there;
other stOOents need places to park. '!here has been no
school 1:xJsiJ'ç such Pl,+,-,"itia.l 13 was passed. Permit
parIdn:J does nat:hin;J more than charxJe the prci:>lem to
another street. Pl,+,-,"ition 13 established a lack of
n-nont1l'\ity suwort;; schools need t"nmIIm.ity SUR?Ort. If
stOOents da'1't park in the driveways, there sho.1ld be no
need to pràúbit parIdn:J. If students park further away,
they will be late to class arx1 there is a safety hazard
wa1Jd.n;J fra1l far away. He felt that it was really not the
students who park who are causiJ'ç the prà:)lems in the
neighL......l.......d; it is the students who l.A.II>, u""..te. Mr.
~, 1 stated that he had just received notificatiŒl of
this i~ today and oaüd not gather many other students to
cc.me. JUne 19 notificatim was sent to the school
district. He requested that in the future, notificatim be
sent directly to him. Mr. ~'l told Courk::il that the
pcpùatim of M::nta vista High SChool is increasiJ'ç.
He stated that if they are not 1nterferin;J with the
residents, pezmit parIdn:J waùd not be fair. He ~
that the first step waùd be maki.rq sure that blcx::Jcin;J of
driveways does hiçpen. Litter is caused by the students in
the area, not the cars. '!here is more litter Œl Fort Baker
and Presidio where pezmit parIdn:J is in effect.
Eki Kawula, 920 New Haven Calrt, expr""'''''9d the opinim that
high school kids dcn't walk a half a blcx::k they dcn't have
to. '!here's lots of parIdn:J available m Providence Calrt.
Mr. ~ll stated that litter probably is the maJn
prà:)lem. He su;¡gested a task force look where there is
pezmit parIdn:J arx1 where there is not pezmit parIdn:J. If
the litter prà:)lem is the same, there's no point..n permit
parIdn:J .
DLc:rJ'....im follaæd regarding the possibility of p1aciJ'ç
litter cans in the area.
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.?at ~, 906 New Haven ccurt, said that most ot the
!itu:B1ts are Okay. '!here are just a ffIM 1ot1o block
driveways, litter, play lcui 1\IJSic and """,- prå)l8DS.
Trees and a fenoe have been sprayed with paint and
ci~ and matd1es have been fcurx1 ~ juniper
plants. In Palo Alto Were she warks, bicycl_ are
pcp1lar;~ sà100ls cnùd req.úre that students live a
certain I1Iber of miles lNaY before they cnùd get a 1""""i t
to park Q the gl'CU'Xi.
Nancy Hertert, san JUan RaId, ~i:ed that students
receive P.E. credit far wa1Jdn;J or biJdn;J to sà1ool. '!his
would be dale m an hcnJr ~.
Rashid I<han, 931 New Haven ccurt, has two children, ages 6
and 5. He stated that the five year old &a'I is
devel"¥"""ttally delayed and SCIIIBtimes :runs off. He said
residents of the area are aware of this and terñ to be
quite careful; however, he ~*!i'ed ooooem that students
drivin;J were net careful.
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Gatto, secxn:Jecl by Courk::. JctInsa1
and I""a--'l (4-1) with Came. Koppel t'liø-S<J.Jting, to "WLW8
pennit pm:idn;J as requested and ac:q,t Resolutim 7907.
36. Select1a1 of date for the annual Civic 8eJ:vioe Award
presentatia1.
By calßmsus, Courk::il selected Oc::tcber 12 for the annual
Civic 8eJ:vioe Award.
37. Reqœst for diz'8ct:im regaxdbq the City's caì<:L.J.nium
lcx::ated in Portal Plaza, øart:hwest ............ of Portal
Averue and stevens creek Eb.ùØllll%d.
It was JIØI8d by Courk::. Gatto, secxn:Jecl by CC1ur.c:. J<'.cRI8l and
I""øa'9d unanimcus1y to "WLW8 staff No· ··,-mtiat.
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Gatto, l16C>Ciùed by Courk::. ~L6 and
I"""''3ecl unanimcusly to authorize rent m a 12 mcr:th lease
with ldllllJals annually until the Senior and Harñio ~l~
fblsin;J ~~_ has a project.
Cameil indicated that there cnùd be a bridge of a month
or two if nBC"""a"Iy.
38. RevifIM of 0JI1I'Ity General Plan Work PL""': LCWI.
It was IIIaII8d ty Courk::. Jb]ers, secxn:Jecl by Courk::. !!'.oppel
and I""a....... unan~ly to authorize the Mayor to sign the
}AL' \<:>Secl letter with ~,¥áate =rrectiŒlS.
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Civic Service
Award
Portal Plaza
condominium
C.)Unty General
Work Program
.
Ord, 802
amendment
BMR fee
waiver for
Forum Life
Care
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(CC-773)
Marge Haramen, League of wanen Voters, CH.."...rded council
action.
39. Request to initiate ame¡.JIoe¡/t of ordinance No. 802
regu.1ati1'g adult oriented ............rcial activities.
It was JOOVed by counc. Jàmson, sec:JC) '}jed by Came. Kqp!1
an:l pas=ñ unaninrAJsly to authorize a p.lblic heari1'g to
amerrl the adult oriented ~rcj.al activitip.s ordinance as
suggested by staff.
40. DiSC"l<¡;.c:im of Below Market Pate (FMR) Fee Waiver far
Forum Life Care facility.
'!he City Attorney stated he did not believe that the permit
could be c:han;Jed.
Jctm vidovich told Cameil that he had received a use
permit for oalojL~te care units in 5ept.eDi)er of 1985. El
Camino Hospital received their use permit in Na\feni:)er of
1985. El Camino was OŒISidered """"'I't fran the FMR
requirement ~\1Se of their nc:I'1 profit status and not
because the It!R p1:~Law was bei1'g abolished. He asked hew
Courk::il cou1d charge ooe develq¡er far It!R units an:l not
amt:her. Equal treat::meht wa1ld require that FOrum pay
their fair share. Mr. vidovich told Courk::il he had
consulted legal staff an:l had been told that the
requirement cou1d have been intx:nd by enactin;J an
ordinance prior to i9""rlnJ the permit. He requested that
Cameil ask Forum to pay vol\B'1tarily.
'Ihe City Attorney stated that more than an ordinance wa1ld
be required. A General Plan Ame1..}¡uc"t perta~ to It!R
units wa1ld be ----w'!,
Devel<..poel/t of (hrm1l'1ity Developnent cowan told ocuncil
that the original It!R ocn:1itim was illplementecl in 1982 m
Mr. VidcNich's I.AJllojLðpte care project.
'!he city Attorney asked if originally had it been a 1ft;""""
use devel"'¥""".t. He was informed that yes, originally
office use had been planned as 'Nell. '!he City Attorney
clarified that ë!R>l:q)riate construction fees for the FOrum
facility will be rei11stated as it is no 1eJn3er non-profit.
Beth I.eder-Pack of Mid Peninsula Citizens for Fair HaJsi1'g
stated that the intent of the original waiver shoold not be
overlooked. '!he æR program was not yet dismantled when
the use permit was awraved.
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HI'. Kilian stated that if the Belew MarKet Rate }ALU<: LCUU
were still in place, there woold be st:rcn:J groon:is far
revocation; however, this is net a clean situation.
Rcbert W. Q.ùnlan, rep~ Fo:rum Lifecare, told
Cameil that if they were goin;r to be makin:.J a decision
that night, he woold request a oantinuance of the matter.
He stated that l!aIt of the units have been spaIœn for and
down payments received. Rancho San Antonio Retirement
Services is a non-profit COI:pOIation.
Cameil stated that the nature of the project still s ....
to be the same. Cameil requested informatim shcwin;r Wiit
is different regarding cash flow and requested details m
the stIuc:tures of both El camino Hospital Cantirn.ùn::J Care
and Fo:rum Life Care.
Ms. Isder-Pack stated that she realized it W\:W.d be
difficult to request the units, however, in lieu fees oculd
be paid.
HI'. vidovich <-...........n that Fo:rum Life Care W\:W.d net get
blild:in:J peDllits in the meantime. If so, the questim of
in lieu fees or units is IOOOt.
'!he City Attorney directed that blild:in:J peDllits net be
i........,.¡ until this matter is resolved.
By 0CI'ISenSUS (with Came. Rogers. ~ nd) , Courk::il
oontinJed this matter to their mestinj of August 21 at
which time they will dee'i M whether or net to oc:rxmct a
public hearinq to CXl\Sider ~ the use peDllit.
41. Request fraD J. ccurtenay Heater for "WLU'Ial of grant
a¡::plication for 'l11e Al¡:babet f\.,¿,..st.
(a) Rssolutim No. 7908: "A Rssolutim of the City
Courk::il of the City of 0Jpertin0 ~in;r the
Awlicatim for Grant F\Inds frail the UXban
Forestry Grant PLU<: LGIB under the California
Wildlife, Coastal, and Parkland Ca1servation Bc:n:i
Act of 1988 for the Follcwinq Project: Trees - A
Pro-Growth Pì.~QßI."
J. Coortenay Heater, 1110 Milky Way, ð.lh. -~ed Courk::il
regaIàinq the oarx:litiCX1S attached to any a¡::plicatim for
the grant:. Fl.u'xis woold be for tree plar.tin::J a1ly m city
1,...rxi other than parks.
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Alphabet Fore,
grant app.
.
Tree ordi-
.ce revie
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It was moved by Ca.1I1C. Jd1nson, seoorxied by coorx:. ~
arx:l paS~ u:nani:ønIsly to adc¢ the resolutia1 an:l
authorize an amo.mt not to exceed $500.00 to CXNer cost of
awlicatia1 preparation. Mr. Heater will '-'OI'k with Mr.
viskovich on the application.
Nan::y Hertert told Courk::il that Rainbow Drive ca.1ld use
sane trees in the JII"rl;"'1'1. She also stated that trees alcn;J
FoathiH Boulevard in the ~;",1'1S an::l on stevens creek
Boulevard at Foothill, as well as alon; ' stevens Canya1
Road, "IP"'r distressed because of lack of water. She
su;¡gested that council use rec:J",i~ water durin;J this
dr'c:Ju; ht. Mrs. Hertert may call the City's service Center
an::l mantiCI'! the specific trees she had noticed.
Followin;J ñi """'8e'ia'l regarding the types arx1 sizes of trees
planted in different neighborb:xxJs, Mr. viskovich stated
that with a variety of tL --, not all are destroyed sbculd
one beo ..... ñi"-~~. Also, it did not force one particular
type of tree m all of the residents of an area.
42. Review of Tree ordinance relative to remaval of trees
on residential lots.
J. O:1.Irtenay Heater, 1110 Milky Way, aàdI 1 "00 Cameil
regardin;J the OOI'o.qJl of energy use in residences and
sun-dimini.shin fo1i~. He ..t....eseed the ~ of
i'Luwtin;J foliage growth to prevent heat islarXls. He urged
that we pratect these life-¢vin;J creatures (trees),
especially in this tiE of need.
steven Haze stated that the City's 0Idinance 778 was }AL..llj
good. He did ~: T" octìcern regardin;J Sect1m 6.1 ~d1
e:.-.\.Ls residential hillside areas. He felt that a
heritage tree listin;J wa.ù.d be in the City's benefit.
Mrs. HerrIIIOOez of Santa llICia Rœd, told Courk::il that \/hen
remaval of vegetatiCX'1 results in dan;Jer to existinJ
neighbors, CXl\Sideratim sbculd be given.
Discnssim followed regarding slopin;J hillsides arx1 erosim
as well as the c:uttin;J down of oak trees.
It was moved by Courk::. Jd1nson, seoorxied by Courk::. Rogers
an::l paesed 4-1 with Courk::. Kqp!l dissentin;J, to explore
the definition of heritage trees an::l provide Cameil with
informatim regarding same. Came. Kqp!1 dissented
because she felt the pl'¥=6ð.l was not strin;Jent enough.
coorx:il directed staff t.:> ¡x.¡rsue a review of the RHS
ordinance regardirç vegetation an::l erosion.
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43. Consideration of revision to the regulatioos for
solicitors.
(a) First readin;J of ~ No. 1505: "An
Ortiinan:'e of the City cooneil of the City of
0Jperti00 A11Ie\'xiin;J C1apter 5.20 of the CUpertino
MJni.cipal COde Relatllq to the Regulatim of
Solicitors. "
It was nrwed by Courk::. Rogers, sec.xn::Jed by Courk::. Gatto and
pas....n Ul'1allÌJIØJSly to read ~ No. 1505 by title aùy
am the City Clerk's readin;J to oalStitute the first
readin;J thereof.
44. Request for JOOdification to CUpertino MJni.cipal COde
C1apter 3.24 regardin;J p.1Id1asin; durin; an ~.
(a) First readin;J of ~ No. 1506: "An
ordinarv::e of the City Courk::il of the City of
0Jpert.in0 A11Ie\'xiin;J 01apter 3.24 of the CUpertino
MJni.cipal COde, Purchase of SUR>lies and
EquipDeut, to Prcv1de for FUrå1asin; in Time of
Declared Emergency."
It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Rogers, sec.xn::Jed by Courk::. Gatto and
I"'~....n \.II'Ial'liDø1sly to read ~ No. 1506 by title a1ly
and the City Clerk's readin;J to Ca1Stitute the first
reading thereof.
45. OX1sideratim of an ordinance 8IIIIIIñirç the s¡'Hd limit
m Bo11in;Jer Road west of DeAnza Eb.ùevanl.
(a) First reading of ordinance No. 1507: "An
ordinarv::e of the City Courk::il of the City of
0Jpert.in0 A11Ie\'xiin;J 01apter 11.12.030 of the
CUpertino MJni.cipal 0:Jde, Relatin; to
FBt.ablishment of Prima Facie Speed Limits en
BoUin;Jer Road, west of DeAnza Eb.ùevard."
It was IIIaII8d by coone. Rogers, seoa).]e.J by Came. Gatto and
I"'~ser1 ~ly to read ~ No. 1507 by title a1ly
am the City Clerk's readin;J to ..........titute the first
reading thereof.
WRITl'EN CXHIJNICATIctG
46. Na'1e.
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Solicitor's
ordinance
1st reading
Ord. lS05
Purchasing duri
emergency
1st reading
Ord. lS06
Speed limit-
Bollinger/DeAn:
1st reading
Ord. lS07
·
2nd rcading
Ord, l503
Ord. l503
enacted
·
2nd reading
Ord. l504
Ord.. 1504
enacted
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MINUI'ES OF 'IHE AIX;UST 7, 1989, REn1IAR CITY CUJNCIL MEE:rIN::;
(0::-773)
ORDrnANC::æ
47. 5eca1d readin;J arx1 ena",:UU..llt of Ordina."x::e No. 1503:
"An Ordinance of the City Cameil of the City of
Olpertino A1Den:lin:] Gecticn 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by
Rezaùn::J ~tely 5.2 Acres fraD Al-43 Za1e to æs
Za1e; Located a1 the sœt:hwest Side of Regnart Read
~tely 2400 Ft. sooth of Lin:ly lane (Awl1catim
5-Z-89 - Hansen) ."
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Rogers, sec:x::nied by Came. Gatto ani
I""~~ed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1503 by title a1ly
and the City Clerk's t"8IIdin:J to cxn;titute the seoaud
readinq thereof.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Gatto, sec:x::nied by Courk::. Rogers and
I""a~ed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1503.
48. Seoaud readinq arx1 enactment of Ordinance No. 1504:
"Än Ordinance of the City Courk::il of the City of
0Jpert.in0 A1Den:lin:] sectia1 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by
Rieza11n::J Aw1:aad-tely .39 Acres frail R2-4.25 Za1e to
Rl-7 Za1e; Located m the west Side of Merri:man Read
Northerly of santa IJx:i.a Read (AR;>1icatioo 6-Z-89 -
Rsutzel) ."
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Hogars, seoo.dt:d by Courk::. Gatto arx1
P"-ed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1504 by title a1ly
arx1 the City Clerk's readinq to .~,..",3titute the seoald
readinq thereof.
It was IIIaII8d by Came. Gatto, ~dt:d by Came. Rc9=s and
I""--ed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1504.
RESOwrIœs
49. Na'1e.
STAFF ~'S
50. oral reports by staff ~-eIS - Na1e.
Mr. Viskovich gave an update re;Jarding the ~ of
Highway 85. It looJcs like north of 280 ooold be c:p!n in
Dec;ømher of this year with the partim SOl1th of 280 c.pen in
three years. 'Ihis ~d result in the widened Highway 85
exitin:; in D.Jpertino.
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(0::-773\
51. Update on Highway 85:
~.
saratoga-5unnyva1e Readl85
Cameil was inrvu.a..l that the san Jose etaff IRJR>01. ts
Alternate No. 1 'oIhid1 is a partia].l_t....ictiem em Rz1inbcw
in san Jose. '!his ~ ~ be goin:;¡ aver DeAnza
Boolevard arx1 citizens are octloemed regardin;J the visual
aspect. Courk::il ~ a L"",...b.inq sbowin:;¡ the ovezpass
fran different l<x:atiCX1S in the area. Cameil also
requested ~ wi t."'1 the ovmpass arx1 saD'Xi walls
superh'lX sed.
At 12:20 a.m., CaJ U l!Idjoozned to O:w1fe.."",aAS Rcc:m A for a
Closed sessim per.aininq to '""'1',i ..itia1 of property-
DeAnza Racquet Club site.
At 12:25 a.m., Courk::il recxnvened in QumIho,...
Came. Pres_IL:
Gatto, Jàmsa1, ~, Rogets, Mayor Pl1.D1:1Y
staff Pl SMJt:
City Manager Brcwn
City ClElIit O""...lius
Director of Public Wœ1œ v:iskDlriål
Director of n--11'\ity DøY8l......-ll cowan
City Attorney Kilian
ŒANZA R1itTI'n:oJ' I"'I'JIR
It was IIIaII8d by Mayl ---¡ungy, 6eCCII'II:Jed by Ooorx:. Gatto arxi
I""a"'«t UI'1a1'IiDø.1sly to institute pnwicus offer arxi r8ject
the }AL_ty owner's 0 Ir.
At 12:27 a.m., Courk::il . ljoumed.
~~0
City ClElIit
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