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CC 12-04-89 r - . CITY OF a.JÆRI'n«), S'D>.TE OF CALIFœNIA l030C ~ AvmJE, cummm, CA 95014 TELEPHONE: (408) 252-4505 MINt7I'ES OF 'IHE REX;UIAR CI'IY cnJNCIL MEETIJ«; HElD œ ŒX:DœER 4, 1989, CX1JNCIL awœER, CI'IY HAIL l0300 'IutQ(t; AVENUE, aJFERI'DI), <:::ALIFCRNIA 0:-78l 'I11e meetin:] was called to order by Mayor Pro ~e at 6:45 p.m. SAT lJI'E 'It> '!HE FI1IG :roLL CALL CcJ..mc:::. Pre s ~ íL: Goldman, Sorensen, Szabo, Mayor Pro ~.. K/:g)el CcJ..mc:::. Absent: Mayor Rogers Staff PreSeol.t: City Manager Brown Dep1ty City Clerk Wolfe Director of Public Wœ.k.. V:iskcvich Director of t"romII1I'\ity Devel"¥""'01L 0CJwan Assistant to the City Manager Brown Director of Finance Snyder Director of Parks and Rec::reatiat Dowling City Attamey 1<i1ian ~ ~ MAL·!'UC) - PRE:Sm1?TIœs Proclamatim dec:1.arin:J "Cities Fight BIIIcJt Agai1Bt Drugs Week". '!he proc:lamat1m was received by Kathy )fA" i.., a.ir of the 0Jpertin0 Droq AI:Juse Courk::il. ORAL a:lKJNICATIœs - Na1e. crmmr ~ It was IIr::IIIed by Courk::. Szabo, sec:a.dt.d by Courk::. Goldman arx1 P""":1ed \II'1anÏ1InJsly by these pl: ~ .L (4-o) to approve the 0XIsent Calendar as o;nhfti ttecl, with Courk::il 1._.J.ere Szabo am SOrensen abst:ainiIç m Item 11 a1ly. l. Claim for damages filed by Denise Walker. ßec:> .,..-rxied for rejection. -1- Consent Ca lend, approved I' \ ¡ MINUI'ES OF 'IHE IECEMBER 4, 1989 CI'lY <XXJNCIL MEZl'DC I (0::-781) 2. Reso1utim No. 7987: "A Resoluticn of the City Courk::il of the City of 0Ipertin0 All~ Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the ADomts and Frcm the F\In:1s as Hereinafter Described for General arx1 ~llaneoos Expen:litures far the Period EI"dinJ NoveIIiJer l7, 1989." 3. Reso1utim No. 7990: "A Resoluticn of the City Cameil of the City of 0Ipertin0 All~ Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the ADomts arx1 fraD the F\In:1s as HeIeinafter Described for salaries and wages for the Payroll Period ~ NaIIember 7, 1989." 4. Reso1utim No. 7991: "A Resoluticn of the City Cameil of the City of 0Jpertin0 All~ certain O"i.... and Demim:Js Payable in the ADomts and fraD the F\In:1s as HeIeinafter Described for salaries and Wages for the Payroll Period EndiJ'g No\reIIt)e]:: 21, 1989." 5. Aooeptance of DLIl1icipal iJJprovements. a. Trilex, Tract No. 8117, south Blaney Avenue. b. JBK Venture II, Man1ta CD.1rt. c. Tract No. 8118, Dividend Devel"'P""".L, wilkinson Avenue 6. Resoluticn No. 7992: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il of the City of 0Jpertin0 Authorizin;J ExeClIt1m of T -.... Ag1............L of City P.L............ly at 19810 Portal Plaza." 7. Resolutim No. 7995: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il of the City of 0Jpertin0 Mc:.ptinJ a Plan for Sixteenth Year (1990-9l) n-o"'1ity Devel"'P"""Jt Block Grant (aB;) F\In:1s. " 8. Resoluticn l~. 7993: "A Resoluticn of the City Q:Jur¥::i1 of the City of 0Jpertin0 ~ 0w1ge Older No. 12 for n-o"1ity center arlldin:JlMsmorlal Parle Expansim, Project No. 2001." 9. Resolutim No. 7994: "A Resolutim of the City Courk::il of the City of 0Jpertin0 ARmwin;J QIan; e Older No. 9 for ~ellan Read Widenin;¡', Project 4020." 10. Alcå10lic Beverage a:ntrol awlicatiCX1S filed by a) All American Market center, 20041 Bollin;Jer Read arx1 b) '!he Clinic, lOO4l-51 south Blaœy Avenue. 1::". Minutes of the regular meetin;J of November 6, 1989. -2- MINUTES OF 'IHE I:IEX::EMBER 4, 1989 CI'lY CDJNCIL MEZl'DC (0::-781) 12. Minutes of the adjoozned regular meetin;J of NaveniJer 14, 1989. vote Members of the city Courk::i1 AYES: Goldman, Sorensen, Szabo, Kq:pel OOES: Na1e AaSENl': Rogers ~ ~~~zabo (m I~ 11 c:nly) ITEMS REM'J\1ED FIU!t CXH>ENl' CAI.ÐIDi\R - Na1e. RJBLIC HE'ARINõS 13. Ca1sideratim of I"E!IIIJYiÙ of weeds declared to be a public nuisance. (a) Resolutim No. 7996: "A Resoluticm of the city Ccx.Ir¥::il of the City of QJpertim O..db..ing AbatauellJt of Public NUisance Pursuant to ProvisiCX1S of Ordinance No. 724 an:i Resolutia1 No. 7958." It was IIICMId by Courk::. Goldman, secx:.n:Jecl by Came. Szabo and ['e'aaed unaniJaamly by those 1'L ,lit (4-0) r.o close the public hearin:J. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Goldman, secx:.n:Jecl by Courk::. Szabo and 1""aaed \.II1aIÚJIØJs1y by those 1'L s _It. (4-0) to adept Resolutim No. 7996. 4. Hearing of}AL· '^ sed revisim to the QJpertim ØJnicipBl Code. Rsvisim of awiness License Tax. (a) First reaclin¡ of Ordinance No. 15l4: "An Ordinance of the City Ccx.Ir¥::il of the City of QJpertim Amen::linq 01apter 5.04 of the QJpertino ø.micipal ominance Cede Relating to awiness License Taxes." Director of Finance Snyder }AL Sl1íled a L~t to ownc:il. City Attorney Kilian inf,.. ..-j Courk::i1 that PL~itim 62 requires a 2/3 vvte by Courk::i1 to approve a tax, prior to it goirç to the voters. Ann An; 'er, Menta Vista IDprcvement Associatim, asked if the haDe OCCI¡patim ordinance \>1Wld be affected by this ordinance arx1 was infOI1Decl that it \>1Wld not. Ms. ArJ:1er said she was ccn:::emecl regardin;J enfOI~ L of the heme oocupation ordinance. -3- Public hearing closed Res. 7996 adopted \IDItJl'ES QF ~ ~ 4, 19B9 ClT'i cœNC1L ~ (0::-781) City Att.o=ey Kilian told Ms. ~ that CJpertino has a low b.!siness license tax cœpared 1:1. other cities, an:i that this ordinan::1e has not:hiIq to do with the heme OtY"'P"'tiat o~. Howard Jc::hnsa1, 22560 Alcalde Road, said that he had served on the b.!siness tax rYMImittee. He said the ordinarx::e is c:cIIplicated. He likes the e·-,~,LiCX1S b.rt: doesn't think it is ~'!'!'Iy to have an awlicatiat for an e--'~'Lim. '!he penalties and increases are great. He stated he doesn't believe in raisin} taxes b.rt: thinks the vcters will "WLv-Je this me. He wtJ..Ù.d like to see it called a CCI1trilJutim ratl1er than a tax. If a certificate is _u'>.aiI, maybe it oauld be "J:.. -ed up" to make it more att:r!lctive since it 1!IJSt be displayed. 'Ihia wtJ..Ù.d help make the ta1e me of ~kinq together ratl1er than bein:J regulated or taxed. Retuzn envelopes shculd be provided with the business license awlicatim. Frank strazzarino, 20455 Silverado, ~ve Director of the 0Jpertin0 Q1;nnhø,.. of n--'"Oe, thanked Courk::i1 far inc1udin;J the Q1;nnhør in the}AL' ~e. It was tiE for a revisiat. '!here was a good cress sector of the l"Y"OIOIII1I'\ity represented at the l'Y'ftWIIittee. 'Ihey reviewed informatiat !ran other l"Y"OIOIII1I'\ities and loakecl at a J'111IIh>1- of a¡:proaàIes. Mr. strazzarino said he thinks this is fair, equitable and wcn't i'T"" hardships. Courk::. Szabo quest1a1ecl the justif1catim far the fees arx1 said that a flat fee was not fair for .......,..'1ies with me Employee. Mr. strazzarino said that the þL.' Tn allows for transitim to the higher fee. '!he nev 0Idinanœ may not answer every oancern. Came. sorensen asJœd tmy l'1"....ificatim B in sectim 5.04.260 was inc1u:3ed. She said the categories need to be looked at. D:we ¡iheeler, CPA and past president of the Qunnhø,.., said he had participated as a ....... .er of the tv'Mftittee. He said the fee is .......~itive. He doesn't like taxes b.rt: bus.meslfe& shculd pay their fair share for the use of city services. Alan Bidwell, 8JI:b Road, General Manager of J. C. Penney at Valloo, said that he also has a small catalog store in san Jose. '!he fee for the catalog store is $275 and the fee for the large store at Vallco has been $25. He said the fee for the Vallco store will ircrease l400% umer the nev -4- MINtJI'ES OF '!HE DEa2iI3ER 4, 1989 CI1Y axJNCIL ME:F.Tn«; (0:-781) ordinance while the increase for ~nies with ens enp10yee a1ly increase 40%. He urged ~il to ~U'Je the ordinance. HeDDan Hijmans, Tcp F\lnút:ure ShowI::ase am Walls am Woods, said he was also a l'Y'ftWIIittee ~r. Maybe 8aIIB 8)0-'\'L1CX1S could be ",ritten in to make it urore fair to siIçle ~loyee busiJ"<>a-œ. He felt that the ordinance is fair to all _ bus:iJ"'>6<J9S aro the City. Heward Jå1nsal stated that he represented the small busines!i98 m the l'Y'ftWIIittee and felt that the ordinance is a good CCIIprnnh.... Bill Seligman, 23080 Town center lane, '215, said he has enjoyed the low fee tut uses the City infrastructure arx1 feels the new fee structure is fair. Katherine McKellar, Iucille Avenue, said she has a _" 0Œ1aUltin¡ finn and is a CI1e-pE!rSa1 business. She said that if the City wishes to E!I'1CCA.1nIge entrepreneurs, maybe the fees could be l"'i"«i a1ly after the first or secx:.n1 year a ~ is in business. Ellie Wemer stated that me Elllployee is allowed in haDe N'T'I'l"'tim busir--98. She wculd not be averse to lCWlBl'in;J the tax for no ,\.loyee busir- 98. 'D1e owner of a boutique m sage way said she cbjects to the dcubl1zç of the fee in three years. She ~"""tecl that council might want to CXl\Sider an itinerant IIIEIl'd1ant fee as . 'W~.sad to a tax. Mr. snyder said that itinerant merdw1ts are c:x:M!red in Classificatim C of the ordinance. Dcuq carä, 1116l a.ItÐ Read, said that Courk::il might CXl\Sider 8)o-,~.L.lnq anya'I8 III!Ikin;J less than $l,OOO a year. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. C"J>'mn..'1, seoouded by counc. Szabo and I"''S'sed unanimaJsly by these }AL S iL (4-0) to close the 1Ù'lic hearing. It was IIIaII8d by Came. 801:... T~, SEIOIX1ded by Courk::. Szabo and l""ssed unanima.Jsly by these }AL BliL (4-0) to sen1 the ordinance back to the l'Y'ftWIIittee for "fine tun1rxt' :1Jx:J.\ñiIç CCI1Sideratim of e:.-.\.Lin;J bus:1J-.-'!!S that make less than $1,000 a year and these with no Elllployees (owner operated) arx1 review of classificaticne. -5- Public Hearing closed Ord. 1514 (business tax) returned to committee . Public hearing closed Photo Drive- wppeal . MrnU1'ES OF 'mE ~ 4, 1999 Cl'N croNCIL ~ (0::-781) 15. ~1 of Architectural and site Approval Camlittee's dec:isiat m "R'licatiat Þ.S.Þ.C 51.725.2: Sign lIWlicatim of RIoto Drive-Up, located at l375 Sroth saratoga SUnnyvale Road. Director of C'rwmI"lity Devel<-pUt<ltt Cowan reviewed his staff report with Cameil. WIn. Seligman, attorney ~ appellant, said that the sign ~ for the interior is not visible to nort:hbaJrxi 1ICtorists. RIoto Drive-up offers other services they need the PJblic to be aware of. Mr. Seligman O..·II·....Jded staff. Bcb Iawn!noe, General Manager of RIoto Drive-up, identified the two signs they want to Iœep. It was IIIaII8d by Came. Goldman, I!eOOI'Œ!è by Courk::. Szabo and I"'~aed unaniJIw::A1Sly by those þl L.L (4-0) to close the PJblic hearin¡. It was mcIIed by Came. Goldman, seoaÙlod by Came. Szabo and pa'9sed unaniJIw::A1Sly to modify the '-'isim of the Architectural and site ~ Callnittee to reflect the a~ of the existinq sign at the ccn:litim that the two signs sayin¡ "1 Hour RIoto Drive Up" and "Video Cassette rental" be remr::MId 1'raII the bûJ.din;¡ and that the ''Kodak COpies" sign be plaoed i....-i>otely to the right of its pI! S mt locatim. 16. lIWlicatim Nos. 10-Z-89, ~89 and 34-EA-89 - Harxy Gheno - P-l-t for rezaú.n;J of 1.9 gross acres 1'raII City of ~ R1-10 (sin¡le-family residential, 10,000 sq. ft. minimJm lot area) to City of QJpertino R1-6 (sin;J1e-family residential, 6,000 sq. ft. minimJm lot area) , or such other za1irq t'!1......ific:atim as may be ... -M _"'¥Late by the PlanniJ'ç l"nmIi....im or City Courk::il. Tentative Map to divide an ex:istJng parcel into nine (9) lots rarx¡in¡ in size fraD 6,370 sq. ft. to 8,600 sq. ft. 'Ihe 14~ty is located in the soot:heast quadrant of Blaney AV8I"I.1e and Rcdr1gues Avenue. EnviramIenta1 Deteminatim: '!he PlanniJ'ç l"nmIi ....im reo:> ...._,.ds the granting of a Negative Declaratim. p.o.:> ····_,ded for a¡:praval. (It is requested that Oooncil CXl\Sider I~ No. 19 in cx:njunc:tim with this "R'licatim as they are related.) (a) First readin:J of ordinance No. 15l5: "An Orèinanoe of the City Courk::i1 of the City of 0Jpertin0 Amen:iirJ:J Sec:tim 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Pezanin;J ~tely 1.9 Gross Ac!"es fran City -6- KINlJl'ES 01" 'mE ŒCE>!BER 4, 1999 CJ.T'{ cnJNCIL MœrING (0:-781) of CJpertino Rl-10 Za1e to City of 0Jpertin0 Rl-6 Za1e; Located in the southeast Q.¡adrant of Blaney Avenue and Rodrigues Avenue (Q1eno-A¡:plicatim lO-Z-89)." It was anncunoed that Items 16. 18 am 19 will be OCI'ISidered together at this time. Director of Cnnmmùty Devel..''i,.'''''IIt. CcWcm p1.1S.!11ted his L"'J:'ULt. Ted Wi1sa1, Civil En:Jineer with !tier and wright said that the applicant was willirx1 to post the bond for the tree protectim. Josept C11an;, ~..0285 Parks1de lane, said he had a oalO8D. regardin;J the parJd.n; lot near Wi1sa1 Parle "--IS(! of dan;Jer to children in the neighbortJcod. Director of Public WorKs v.iskoviå1 stated that that OCiUceU. cx:uld be t'li....'aa'lld further UD:Jer I~ 32. It was IIIaII8d by counc. sorensen, seoalde..1 by Courk::. GoJ"'""'1 and I""ø"- UMJÙJII:JUSly by those r'l II ,L (4-0) to close the public hearinq. By ooosensus, council ""::IL.....d that the bond for tree protec:t.ia1 shculd be iIx:reasecl to $10,000 per tree. Ccurx:. v.q,pel requested that a ocntitim be ~ recpirin¡ that fra'1t yam land~inJ be installed before ~1peInCy. It was IIICIII8d by Courk::. Su..:eUHII1 s....u..dt.d by Courk::. Goldman and I""a....... un!IJ'1iJIIaJsly by those þl ! It. (4-0) to grant a Negative Dec'laratim for A¡:pl1catim 10-Z-89. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Sorensen, seoaded by Courk::. r....''''"'''1 and I"'øøe(1 un!IJ'1iJIIaJsly by those}AL II _,L (4-0) to "WLuv'8 çlicatim 10-Z-89 per P1.annin; l"nmIi....im Resolutim No. 4221. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Goldman, ~.dt.d by CDmc. sorensen arx1 I"'a"- unuúm:Jusly by those }AL II[Ht (4-0) to read Ordinance No. 1515 by title a1ly arx1 the Deputy City Cleñt's readin;J to OCI'1Stitute the fiIst readin;J thereof. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. sorensen, seccI1ded by Courk::. Goldman arx1 pae~ UI'IaIÚ.IID.1Sly by those p1.: = .,L (4-0) to grant a Negative Declaratim for çlicatim l5-'IM-89. -7- Public hearin closed Tree bond increased Neg. Dec. for lO-Z-89 lO-Z-89 approved First reading of Ord. ISIS Neg. Dec. for IS-TM-89 · l5-T~-89 appr()ved 2l-T~-87 (Am.) approved · · MINlJl'ES OF THE ŒXDmER 4 , 1989 ClT'i <nJNCIL MEEl'I}t; (0::-781) It was IIIaII8d by Counc. Sorensen, seocrxIed by Courk::. Szabo and pë!eged unan1:mcusly by these p.. s ..L (4-0) to "WLVIfe A¡:plicatim l5-'IM-89 per P1al'11'Ùn:J ChmIi ....1m ResolutiŒ1 No. 4222 with O:niitim 14 amended to d1ange the aunmt of the bcn:l to $10,000 per tree, and with the additim of conditiŒ1 No. 17 requirin;J that frart: yard lam"'Capin;¡ be installed prior to 00CI1£""n:::y. It was IIIaII8d by Came. Sorensen, seCXhJo..l by Came. Szabo and ~"-ed unan1:mcusly by these ~ S _JL to ðR)I0Ye A¡:plicatim 21-'IH-87 (AJDenjed) per Plal'1l'Ùn:J l"ronmi ....im Resolutim No. 4223. PIANNDC APPLICATIœ5 17. A¡:plicatim 18-u-B4 City center Associates - Calsideratim of a permanent use for a 2.5 acre parcel Cl41"",Jtly used for t"_.,,<JI1.oUy parJdn;J. Said }AL"¥'Lty is located m the east side of Torre AveraJe "WL"""i_tely 600 ft. south of stevens creek Eb.ùevard. Envh...........lal Detelminatim: Categorically b-·" .t. Re(~-· -ded far ~uonü. Director of Chnno"'1ity Devel"¥,,,",JL Cowan reviewed his staff ....~t. Mark Kroll, 0Jpert.in0 City center Assodates, stated that in JUly, 1988, fwr of the five Courk::il ,,-,¡ -ers said the City had no intentim of havin;J a paJ:tt at this site. He believed the residential project best &elveS 0Jpert.in0. 'Ihere is a shortage of hcusin;¡. Mr. Kroll said that they wre net here to "i....._.. that project, tut _..... the use pemit is expirln:]. He said he wants to talk to the neighbors abcut the use of the pr;:prty, arx1 that they were aIt in farce to plead their case. Mr. Kroll said no a18 is . M'= nel to parks, tut he is . ",,<sed to t.aJd.n;J of prcpu:ty far a 1U-1A.CIa for ŸÚå1 it was never interñsd. If the City wants to b.1y it, that wo.ùd be fine. 'Ihe prcpu:ty is net za1ed for c:p!n ~ - it is Za1ed for residential. Pec.ple are better served 10hIn they part1cipete in the }AL. O""'a rather than åJsetVin;¡. council has received many letters, and he ..t........-Jly "i'"""';lréood with the facts in SCIII8 of them. He said that Courk::il wo.ùd see a tape of a portim of the October 3 meetin;J, and he hq)ed to see the tape where fwr Ccurx:il --..¡ -ers referred to the City havin;J no intentim of a paJ:tt m the property. He said he is in fllVOr of parJcs, tut it wasn't intended that there be c:p!n <I['a09 there. He wo.ùd like to meet with the people. He believes closin;¡ the parJdn;J lot wo.ùel be ¡;uUtive arx1 wo.ùd serve no plIJ)CS8 exK:q¡t to incanvenieooe BaDe who paJ:tt there. -8- MINl1ID3 OF 'IHE DECE11BER 4, 1989 CITY CXXJNCIL MEXI'!N:J (0::-781) Courx:. Szabo questioned the need for the parking lot as it was a ten¡x>rary use. Courk::. ~l said that it had been used for overflow parking duriI'ç canstructim in that area. If it wP-r'e vacant there WOlÙd be dust prà:¡lems. Farokh {)(o1!oo, 10257 Nile Drive, u¥L~~jlÏn3' the Board of Directors of Waterfall, said there had been no reply frcm Mr. Kroll '-/hen residents had OCI'Itactecl his office regardin;J a 1IIBeI:in;J. 'Ihey are not tryiI'ç to take the ptq)erty. Mr . {)(oBex> questia1ecl why there had been no envh..........It.al L~t for this heariI'ç. 'Ihere are cu=ently prà:>lems with traffic an:! high density, an:! Mr. Vidovich is J:uildin;J 160 lD1its with six stories. Mr . {)(o1 nn introduoed a videotape of Courk::il nw:omhers speakin;J m the i .....Je at the 0ctà:Jer, 1988 Courk::il meetin;J. He said there is no need for a parkirg lot there, an:! i~ shalld be closed. Followin::1 showirg of the film, Mr. ()(oBoe) said that Courk::. Gatto's t.estiJDa'Jy was fraD the AI.J; Ust, 1988 1IIBeI:in;J. Fhi1 Halstead, 20286 Pinnt.age Parkway, said his residence overlooks the parking lot. He said he is the spa1œsman far Town Center Townhaœs and 0Jpertin0 Waterfall. He read a letter dated NoIIeuiJer 29 requestin;J that Camcil vote against authariziI'ç the fomatim of an ad hoc deve1"¥"""1t l"'nmIittee, begin to can)' cut ex:istin:J City policy ~ch is ....J odiecl in ~ Use PeImit l8-t1-84 CcniitiCX1S 19 and 16, remcve the ~t an:! plant grass and b:: !! at the 2.4 acre site and make the park pe=anent by purchase of the lot. Mr. Halstead reviewed a booklet that had been µ s ,1t.ecl to Courk::il, and read a letter ocntainecl therein dated O&(-,¡ -a 1. He said he believed that the J:uildin;J goiI'ç m in City Center shalld be re. E!'......i'1Sd., and that Courk::il sha1lcl take a look at the vidavich deve1"¥"""1t - it is ve..-y intense. RE)'l'!Ctc;: 9:15-9:30 p.m. lInthcny sanfiliRX>, 10173 DBrmbe Drive, quest1a1ecl the c:p!n gpaoe designated m the drawin;J. He said there is a traffic prà:¡lem in the area and that police officers agree with him. He WOlÙd liJœ to see a benefit to the nrmnnúty. Karl Paradise, 20281 Pinnt.age Parkwët.y, lives at the border of the tTian:J1e. He said residents had ~ their hcmes with the umerst.arrdiJg that there WOlÙd be a park -9- · MINUl'æ OF 'mE ŒŒMBER 4 , 1989 ClTI <nJNCIL MEErm::; (0::7111.) there. In his cpinion, there 10Iere m hidden meanirgs or amiguities in t..'Je use permit~. To allow anything other than a park \oIQÙd be an irreversible envira1menta1 disaster . ~ra Edwards, a CUpertino resident am Hewlett-PacIcard enployee spaJœ in favor of c:p!n space in the trian;Jle. MJrray James, 10190 [)mube, expressed ooncern with traffic m Rodrigues. carol Ban;Jham, Pinntage Parkway, president of the l'IaDeamers ~"'EIOt"iatim, said her heme overlooks the parXin;J lot. She said that what is ~ sho.11d be I::ui1t out, and after that redo a traffic study. She \oIQÙd not lilœ to see this go to litigatiŒ1. '!he intent of a J::u¡iness and residential nt'WlWlllnúty werking together has been lost. Elizabeth Hoffman, Nile Drive, bought her haDe cna year ago. She had noticed the density at that time. '!he 2.4 acre pBXX was what had oanvinoed her to buy. · Georqia Hannah, Dan.1be Drive, a new resident, said she ......'ld lilœ to see p1:: õ III ocn:litiCX1S and à1aracter maintained, not more density, traffic am mise. COlleen FUllio CUpertino Tawnhaœs "cuzociatim vice president, said Mr. COWan's J:"E!œrks regardin;J c:p!n sp!Iœ were most 8Ùi.ght.enirJ1 She said st.e had relied m the c:p!n ~ designatim when she bo.Ight:. her haDe. It was her UI'IderstancUn: t"at the tr1an]le he.d been designated cpen ~ p.....oOIIely --'... of the anticipated density in the Town 0Inter. A significant mDCII.U1t 01: housin:J has a1rædy been a¡praved - the mirror i""'9'" I::ui1din;. 'lbere is no need to use the tr1an]le for hwsin:J. '!he traffic study prev1wsly oc.n:Jucted was based a.1 the triarçle being c:p!n speœ; therefore, it cnùd not be relied m if the trian;J1e were døvelqøi. Traffic is :üready a prå:llem. It's tiE to }AL serve the ne1ghbœ:00uJ arx1 Courk::il's integrity by closin:J the parkirg lot arx1 CXl\S1derin:J a permanent use of the lot .. ...,-, .surate with the c:p!n ~ce designatim. Margaret R.1 said she had ba.Jght two units because of the park. She said they want to stay in CUpertino. · Howard AaI.......... said he was the first resident at the Waterfall and ba.Jght with the UI'IderstancUn: that the trian;¡le area \oIQÙd never be develcped. Jim K::Closky said that he had been a resident of 1b1ta Vista far nine years am has li vecl in Town Center for the past 1-1/2 years. He \'"<\5 raised in Fhiladel~ am does -10- MINUI'ES OF 'lHE ~ 4, 1989 CI'lY axJNCIL l'IEE'I'mì (0::-781) not want to live in a simi l..r env.L............L. He asked when PraDetheus is scheduled to begin oa1Struction on the mirror image roildirx]. Linda Lee, said she SI4P ....l.s <p!I1 yleea1 space in the triarg1e. Gail Olsat, 10239 Dalu1be Drive, said she un:3erstood the tr1arg1e 1òOlÙ.d be c:p!n ~. 'n1e parkirç lot has been there five years. It is time to p.zt trees there. Regar<iin;J traffic, she said she 'NQÙ.d be interested in seein;J the traffic studies Hr. Kier }AL B Ijled at the PlðJ'1l'1ing o-o-i......lm. a::urx::il mT.... to listen to peq>le. Paul Ilgenfritz, 10266, DBrI.Ibe, said we do not need traffic studies to know it does not work. Hr. Ilgenfritz said the PlanniIg l"nmIi....im shculd be repll) ...-1 so clearer ocn:litiCX1S will be set forth. Sally Waite said the density is incredible. We need the oxygen the l... 1òOlÙ.d provide. She came frail san Francisco to ~ density. ~t has ~Iecl is not her dream. She urged council to step further b.1i1din;J and pollutinJ and just say no. Hr. Rroll said PraDsthIIIus has t.aJœn its ci>l1gatim seriCAJSly. He stated that they were not here t.a1ight to ,Ii........... density, but ---I five years is up and they want to talk with the neighbors. He said he wants a parle, he just dcesn't want to dcnate a'I8. 'n1e Pinn Bros. .L~ L said this site was CXl\S1dered as the site of a post office with office or a post office with high density residential. If the City wants to l:Juy the }AL,+",,-"ty for a parle, it's for sale as a parle. He said he anticipates c:x::I'1Struc:tm of a hotel this sl-'-, and the CX'IlStJ:uctim peq>le ocW.d use the parItinq. He also . ,!","sad traffic ~m. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Goldmn, secxn:!ed by Courk::. Sorensen an:l I""~....,ò unanimoosly by these prn:ltt (4-0) to close the p.¡blic hearin;J. 1)J1:in;J the ensuin;J rli......'....ia1, Cameil 'u···....1ded Hr. Rroll arx1 the residents. It was Courk::i1 0CI'ISelI&JS that the use of the property as a parkirç lot be 0CI1tinuecl as reo ··.._'ded by staff an:l that there was a need for cœm.mication between residents an:l the developer. It was m::;.red by counc. Goldman, secc:n:Jed by Courk::. Szabo :mj I"'~~'Bd unanimoosly by these present (4-0) that the use -11- Public hearing close<i Leof "tri- angle" lot "s parking lot continued . . KINUl'ES OF 'nŒ IJECDœER 4, 1989 CIT'i OXJNCIL MEEI'I}(; (CC-781) of the lot as a parking facility be CX1'ItirJJed far an 8-mc11th pericx:l, am that staff initiate a meetin::J with deve1~ and representatives of the Waterfall and Town center 'I'ownhcmes residential t"YT.W1'11T\ities to ñi",(:"",,,, potential qd.CX1S for the 2.4 acre "triangle" prq¡erty located easterly of and adjacent to Torre Averue, the objective of the metin;J ~ to foster CY'OmII1T\icatim between said parties 104U.ch will Deet larx1 use and design cbjectives of all parties: the IIIltually dsve1cpecl cbjectives will lead to the "",hftittal of a :reza'ling a¡:plicaticn for the property which will define the ultiJDate use and design for the }AL'+"=Lty. 18. Awlicatim No. lSJIM-89 - Harty Gheno. (Please see I~ No. 16.) Previously approved with Items 16 and 19. 19. Awlicatim No. 21-'IM-87 (amended) and 51-EA-89 - City of QJpertino - A¡:plicatim for ame.udlDe1.L of CXI1ditim No. 1 of Sl1bd1visim 21-'IM-87 to ñi....._a and define altemative a~a ocnf1guratim(s) for Hall CDJrt be.bJeeJ. Blaney AvenJe and Wilsa1 Park, including possible deve1"¥""'.L of right-tmn ~_--=:IL ø to Hall CDJrt. Previously approved with Items 16 and 18. 20. Awlicatim 13-U-89 and 14-EA-89 - Sà:D:ato Devel"¥""'tL C'n'opo'1ies - A¡:plicaticn for Use Permit to ñaannlish an existirg 570,000 sq. ft. imustrial I:W.1cting and caDt......x:t a 965,000 sq. ft. (785,000 }AL·....~nd net floor area) office structure, with related site :iJJprc:Neme.r.. '!he }AL'+"=Lty is lcx:ated m the east side of DeAnza Eb.ùevard between Interstate 280 arx1 Mariani AvenJe. Envh..........l4l DeteminatiCX1S: '!be Planninq l"nmIi....im rec, ....-... the grantirç of a Negative Declaratim. Rà(. ···,-ùed for "WLwal. (o::nti:raJecl frail NoI.....L.:... 6 and 20, 1989. ) Director of Chmllt'1ity Devel"¥""'.L cowan reviewed the staff L~L. He said the s1zçle pn:~ of taùght's IIIIEMJtirxI was to review the dte plan and architecture regardin;J the relationship bebJeen the 1-L' ......""ed 1:W.1din;Js and the sirçle-family clwellin;¡s to the east. Bill 9Jn1s, Sobrato Devel~.L, told cnmcil that rapid-growin:¡ trees will be planted nearly 80 ft. frail the property line to block the view of the 1:W.1clliç;. He showed hew the parking lot has been designed arx1 to ñi~ e;reedin;J cars and said there wculd slow grcMin::J trees closer to the fence. HI'. 9Jn1s also showed the routes that will be taken by the garbage trucJæ and inticated that they were well away fran the residences. -u- . MINt1l'ES OF 'IHE I:JEJC:EMBER 4, 1989 ClTi CXXJNCIL MEE:I'DC (0::-781) Mr. 8.1rns shewed drawin;Js indicatin:j the line of sight fran the resideuCles. He said the fast-qrowirxJ trees woold prcèab1y be acacia or pine and grow 4-1/2-5 t't. per year. Drawil'Y:}S showing shadow lines of trees and the ~. ¥:eed buildin;J at 2 p.m. , ~T 21 and 2 p.m., JUne 2l ~ displayed. Mr. 8.1rns said this shewed that the shade cast by the buildin;Js woolð !1ave I'D effect m the hoo II!'OO . ~ asked hõ...., this plan differed fraD the Œ18 }AL S clIted to the fOIm<!r coor~i', Mr. 8.1rns said there are five buildin;¡s instead of foor. '!he other plan was prepared with a particular tenært: in m:in:1. Harold Jà1nsa1, 10511 Larry Way, said he has been baIiJarded with info:tmatim; it takes tiE to look at a new plan. He stated OCUClm:lIS with noise, ha.Jrs of qxu:atim, visual intrusim arx1 interference with TV re...q...Lim. 'l11e new plan has the bui1din;Js 283 ft. fraD the fence instead of 440 ft. Mr. Jà1nsa1 said that a foor story buildin;J, even Œ18 s...:t...e..ecI by trees, is big. He said the residents value their west:em expoEI'Jre. steve Presser, l0699 Ia:cry Way, said that the boose setback and bui1din;J elevatiCX1S shown were Úo.AJLL.....--t. '!he whole seocnd floor of the buildin;Js pus!IItly there can be seen fraD the houses. Trees will not block the sight of the buildin;Js. He said he spends a lot of time in his back yard. In his opiniŒl the plans were not to scale arx1 were misleadirg . Qmck Eaneff, l0698 I.any way, said this plan is significantly different in tenDs of the J'111IIIher of bui1din;Js, set:baC'Jæ, and heights. He felt there had been saœ mi.srepresentatm and that maybe Mr. Sà::lrato was bein:] mislead by his devel"¥,",,,«: team. He said that at 440 ft. the bui1din;Js oculd be seP.I'1 by residents; at 230 ft. they woold lOClll aver them. Mr. Faneff said he felt that poor }AL sShtatiCX1S had been made to the P1anr\in;J ,..",."i....iŒl and City Cameil by the developer. Becanse the buildin;J will be ŒI an eight ft. berm, it will be the equivalent of a five or six story buildin;J, even thcugh it's tedm1cally foor stories. He said the developer could do saaetl1i1ç with the windows and lower the bui1din;J floor to the same level as the residences. He said he hopes Cameil is careful in CXI\S~ all points. Wesley Wiegel, l0726 I.any Way, said he agreed with Mr. E:meff. He suggested that Courk::il take a walk down the street and see ~t the residents see. . . -13- . 13-U-89 referred to Planning Com. . 17-U-89 approved . MINtJl'ES OF '!HE ŒCEMBER 4, 1989 CIT'i CDJNCIL MEFrIN:; (0.::-781) Harold Jà1nsa1 said that balcxnies waù.d help I..m>oe visual intrusim. Boyd Jå'msa'I, 10671 Iany Way, said he has lived there for 37 years. 'Ihe sight lines as shown camat be accurate. He said he didn't believe that 2,000 mare eup1.oyees will iJIpraYe the City. HI" . BJrns shewed pictures taken frail the fence line. He said the developer has listened to the residents. It was moved by Courk::. Szabo, secaldecl by Came. Goldman arx1 I""--'!!d 1.II'1iU1i.JIø.ly by these }AL s ..L (4-0) to refer AR>licatim 13-U-89 to the Plëll'll1in;J l"nmIi...im with instructiCX1S to -i'18 (1) arlldin;J height - dces it cc::nf= to the General Plan; (2) Is the gross square footage (ocœi.derin¡ amenities) in cc::nformance with the General Plan; (3) Traffic - need mare detailed informatim and (4) sandpile effect. City Attomey Kilian informed CJciUooil that the law says the Plëll'll1in;J l"nmIi ....im IIIJSt Lq..oIt back to City Courk::il within 90 days. 21. Al:PJ,icatim No. 17-U-89 - Bih~ surç - UÆ Permit to cperate a 790 sq. ft. dance studio within a1'\ ex:istin;J shcH>ineJ center (sect1m 6(1<) of Ordinance No. 1349). EnvL.~--=ad.al Deteminatiœ: categoriœl1y Ð--,1. -L. 'Ihe }AL~ Lý is located at 19985 stevens creek Eb.ùevard. Reo ..···-·Ided for approval. Director of Chml1ruty Devel,+"""ít cowan reviewed the staff L~L. He said that perkiD;J sha1lcl not be a prcblEll1 ~tse most of the stments are d1i1dren and will be ..h.. ~ off by their parents. Parents are not allowed in the clae-æ. ~ surç, awlicant, waa þ1:as_.t to answer quest1CX1S. It was IIIaII8d by counc. IC.qp!l, seocnied by Came. Goldman am passed unanimcA.Isly by these PI r .L (4-0) to arpzCN8 AR>licatim 17-U-89 per PléU'l!'lin1l"nm1i....im Resolut1m No. 4228. 22. AR>licatim No. 24-U-89 - MJriel Nollan (West Valley Mana."~.",, It Cmpn"atim) - Use Permit to c.perate a 4o-seat dine-in restaurant with beer am wine sales within an ex:istin;J shewineJ center. E!1vL....WIC&rt:.al DeteIminatim: '!he PlaI'1l'1in; l"nmIi....im lee' ····....räs the grantinq of a Negative Declarat1a1. '!he prcpert:y is located at 10033 Mann Drive. Reo· ...._'Ided for approval. -14- MINl1I'ES OF 'IHE DEX:DœER 4, 1989 CIT'i o::xJNCIL ~ (0::-781) Followir..g the presentation of the staff report by Mr. cowan, M.Jriel Nollan, applicant, said she is williIq to abide by the cx:nlltiCl1S i~ by the Plannin;J l"nmIi....im. Michele aJdris, 6693 Clifford Drive, said she is cx:I'D!rned with the boors of service and asked if this is a restaurant or a bar. She asked why we n~: ~ another restaurant here - there are lots of restaurants serviIq alcå1ol. How can it be verified that cx:nlltiCl1S will be followed? Ms. NoHan said that she is willirg to work with the ocntition that there be no food service after 9:30 p.m. Ms. aJdris said she was ham' with that. It was IIICIIIed by Courk::. sorensen, seoc:nØi by came. Goldman and [""aaed unaniJInlsly by these ~L S lit (4-0) to grant a Negative Declaration for the project. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Goldman, seoc:nØi by Courk::. Szabo arx1 pE'~'I'ed \.Il'1iIlliJoaJly by these pus_It (4-0) to "WLvVe A¡;:plicatim 24-U-89 per Plannin;J l"nmIi ""..im Resolut1at No. 4229 with Q;niitim 2 ~ to state that no food sball be served after 9:30 p.m. 23. J\¡:.pl1catim No. 26-U-89 - saratoga sales and I.easiIq - Use PeJ:mit to allow cutdcor display of autaDOOiles for sale as an adjunct use to an existin;J vehicle leasiIq tenancy with an existin;J office .....i'diIq. Envh..........1tal Deteminatim: categorically E:--'1.'L. '!he prqerty is located m the north side of stevens creek Eb.ùevard between Blaney and Portal AveraJes (19925 stevens creek Bo.ù.evard). Rec:> -·-·....Iãecl for ~..Nal. Director of cnrmn'1ity Devel"¥"""1t. Ocwan deøc::ribed the project. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Szabo, seoc:nØi by Courk::. Goldman arx1 [""aaed \.Il'1iIlliJoaJly by these PJ':S ,It (4-0) to "WLvVe J\¡:.plicatim 26-U-89 per P1.annin;J o-o-i ....im Resolutim No. 4230. J\RCHI'I'ælURAL AND SITE APPKNAL CXHnTl'EE APPLICATIOOS 24. Ncne. UNFINISHED ElJSINESS 25. None. -15- Neg. Dec. for 24-U-89 24-U-89 approved 26-U-89 approved . Set PH for Jan. 16, 1990 Ftpt reading of Ord. 1516 Unreinforced masonry buildings . MINJI'ES OF THE DECEMBER 4 I 1989 CITI romcIL ME:El'm:; (0::-781) NE14 aJSINESS 26. Review of responses to survey ocn:luc:ted by Regnart creek Safe NeighLuLl,..,....J coalitim am Oc:.t1S1deratim of settirq dates for a public hearin3' (stellirq Rœd Cormectian) . Director of Public WOrks Vislwvich ~ !1 .ítad a ""-ry of the results of the survey. It was 1IICIfecl by counc. Szabo, secx:njed by Courk::. Gatto arx1 I"'a~ed ~ly by these pIe!1:líI: (4-0) to set the pIblic hearin¡ for J~ 16, 1990. 27. CcI1sideratim of establishiI'q design am canstroctim specificatiCX1S for public works projects. (a) First readin¡ of Ordinance No. 1516: "An Ordinance of the City Cameil of the City of 0Jpert.in0 AmendirJ;J sectim 14.04.200 of the 0Jpert.in0 ø.micipal cede Establishin:] Design and Ca1structia1 Details, standards am SpecificatiCX1S for Public Works Projects." It was IIIaII8d by counc. Szabo, seoa1ded by Courk::. s........L 1111 and I"'a....... unanimcusly to read Ordinance No. 1516 by title a1ly and the Dep1ty City Clerk's readirç to CICI'1Stitute the first readirç thereof. 28. Disc"....im of policy qd.CX1S regardin;J regul.atim of unreinforCEkl mascmy n"i'd1n;Js. Director of l"'rInoIIo"1ity Devel"¥"",,íL 0CWan said that it had been deteDDined that there was a18 tuildiDJ in the City that may be unre1nfw......d mascmy (Adcbe Inn, stevens creek Ballevard) . It was 1IICIfecl by Courk::. Szabo, seoa1ded by Courk::. I"'....,m-" arx1 I"'~~ed unanimcusly by these ~ !U<lJL to ap,proY8 the mini:III.1m mitigatim ~~GIB (mtificatim of legal owners of reoœ:à of potentially hazardcus b.ù1d1n;Js) and to direct staff to report in Jaruary regardin:] 1òhat other cities are doirq in terms of legislatim. 29. Request for eliminatim of permit parkin:] m 01ristensen received fraD 01en:y walsh. Director of Public WOrks Viskovidl told Courk::il the backgraJnd of the situatim. -16- MINUTES OF '!HE I::fX:D-IBER 4, 1989 CTIY CŒJNCIL ~ (CC-1Bl\ Nancy 8.1rnett, 729 stendhal Lane, pointed out m a map where two or three ~ places ca.ù.d be installed m au-istensen where there are no balses. She ~ a t:eIpJraIy lœdin; Za1e at the COl"er by Mem>rial Park so cars co.lld s1:q) an:i unload before lookirY:1 for a ~ place. Rebert Shakcw, 21033 au-istensen, said. he S1~Ls peImit ~ wt dcesl1't want it granted if it will i~ Ann Arl:Jor. He said he wished Ann Arl:Jor wœld join them as well as those m lauretta. D:lvid Q1an, 21143 Christensen, thanJœd Courk::il far the permit parJdn;J. He said he feels that it helps make it very safe far his two small children. He doesn't think there shculd be parkin;J where Ms. an-nett ~._-œd. He asked Courk::il to retain permit parkin;J. Rebert Wilsa1, 21153 Christensen Drive, said he SI.oK. '. Led permit ~. By CX1'ISenSUS, Courk::il directed no d1ange in the peImit parkin;J en Christensen Drive. RE)~<;: 12:15-12:20 p.m. 30. Rq...u.L m bid cpeninq and award of UoIIIt....aCt: DeAnza COllege Si"'-ralk Installatim, Project 89-108. Director of Public 1LLk.. Viskovid1 }AL is ited staff's no . ····-œtim. It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. Szabo, ~.ied by counc. Sw.__ SIn and I"'a""" l.D'IiIlÚJIICUSy by these}AL J ,)t (4-0) to award the UoII.t....CICt to Golden Bay Ox1structim in the mEIUI1t of $58,593.50 and to authorize a $10,000 c:a1tirgency for a total project of $68,593.50. 31. CD1Sideratim of establ~ and sharinq in the fun:lirç of a Ycut:h PJ:'còatim ~~_ jointly with Q¡pertino tblen School District, F...........íL tbic:n High School District and the santa Clara County Prà:latien Department. Assistant to the r:ity Manager Brown described the }AL~ pl~aw. It was DDVecl by Courk::. Szabo, secx:n:Ied by Courk::. sorensen and I"'~aed unaniDnlsly by these }AL u;ent (4-0) to authorize the ùplementatim of the }AL' 'i-<nd Ycut:h Prà:latim Officer -17- Permit parkin on Chris tense Contract to Golden Bay Construction Youth Proba- tion Program . wttm Park parking . MINlJl'!'S OF 'mE rÆ':C!:M'Bm 4, 1999 Cl'N cn1NC1l. ~ (0::-781) Pì.V:jLGIB with tl".e pravisia1 that QJpertino unim School District arx1 Fl.........L unim High School District also p¡nticipete in the ÌJL~GIB with the three jurisdictiCX1S jointly sharing the salary costs of the ~~GIB; to direct staff to bring the 1990-91 funding autharizatim through the regular rodget fit, ('ð<'a with the pravisim that the two school districts 0CI1tinue to jointly share the salary costs of the }ALCyLaw. 32. Request for awroval of WilSa1 ParK parking design. Director of Public Works Viskovidl pnsented the }AL' ¥Csed plan to Courk::il. Jœe¡;:h Q1arg, 10285 Parkside Lane, said he is .............!1eI.l aba.rt: safety when backinq art: of his driveway. He said he ~d a¡:p1:eo.iate more thwght ~ given to this matter. Mrs. Q1arg &.ft,......d with her luIsbaJñ. Mr. Viskavidl stated that all 00U081.1. will be cc:nI1dm:ed and that the plan is very cc..........Wal at this time. staff will 1IiIt'Iñt with the 01angs and other neighbors. It was IIIaII8d by Came. Szabo, aeoouded by counc. sorensen and I"'aaed I.InIUÚJIDJSly by those }AL !' ilL (4-0) to authorize staff to~,. """d with the 0CI1St:ructia1 of the peJ:peI.1i~ùar parking in a joint effort with the school district and to 1IiIt'Iñt with affected residents. WRITl'EN <XHUIICATIœs 33. Letter regard:inj zaúnq m fcur-plex at l0292 and 10302 Terry Way received fraD Ridlard Dixcn. Director of ChnnI11Ú.ty DevelC{DE!l1t 0CJwan reviewed the staff l~t. He said Courk::il '1~_.."", to decide how to han:lle a legal, ~.tcmninq use. City Attamey Kilian said it is the buyer's abligatim to dleck with the City before ~ing property. Mary Brown, a real estate broker L~ Ii ¡Ling the Dixa1s, said they are asking' CWncil to amerñ the density cm1inanoe as it is unfair. It pertains to all R3 units. It _u.... to be c::harçed so the S~ "I........'t' of units can be rebuilt. Jean Cleaver, 54l Garven St.....d:, Los Altos, said she owns one of the affected pL~ies arxi will not be able to sell. '!be regulatiCl'lS result in a 50% devaluatim of property in scme <:'aEes. -18- ~ OF '!HE ~ 4, 1989 CITi a:xJNCIL l'IEEI'mï (0::-781) Dave ¥'T"'" .., 10161 Bilich Place, said he had pn:'Chased a fCll..1r"'1'lex before the area was annexed :fran San Jose. 'Ibere was no indicatiŒ1 that the 1JL~ty woold be devalued. It awears the ~le ""' have the most vested interest are not bein:1 notified when saoethin;J woold :iDpct them so DJCh. 'Ibere s .... to be a l.uul toward higher density m vacant land b.Jt the units already built can't have the density. Mr. JCt'p>lA said the affected ptq)erty CXl\Sists of nice units in a nice area. D.1plexes will not fit in. He asJœd that Cameil CXl\Sider allowin;¡' fCll..1r"'1'lexes to be oc:nvertecl to townhc:mes; it woold still give the owners scme value . Pet:RY Fridenstine, 3624 Woodford Drive, san Jose, said she awns a fCll..1r"'1'lex and asked Courk::il to put t:1v>r-lves in her place. If a1ly a triplex can be N",i1t in the event the }AL s ,Jl. builcUn:J is destroyed, she should a1ly be payin;J taxes m a triplex now. City Attarney Kilian said that if there is a }AL' ~sed zaU.n:J åw¥Je, it waàd have to be ca1S:idered by the Planninq l"nmIi ....1m fiIst. By ocnsensus, Courk::il ref....L..d the i.....18 to the Planninq l"nmIi ....im. Four-plex zoning re- ferred co PC 34. Letter fraD David W. CaytŒI request.in} ........':b"è&Jls to the City's ordinance pertaj.ninJ to water regulatim. Mr. CaytŒI stated that his interactia1 with staff had been good. Director of Finance Snyder said that allvLu..:.Jts had been adjusted for nsw l~ing ar far a different: '11.......... of ~le, usinq 1987 as the base year. Mr. cayt.a1 said that the fine i~ned is inecpitable. He is askinq, that a tenant be CXI\S:idered the custcmer, and a nsw tenant wculd be treated like a nsw owner. Director of Public WOl.1c& Vis1a:wiå1 stated that the ordinance allows for an ~,.. board ~å1 should be able to han:1le the matter. By Ca1SenSUS, the matter was referred to the water "II't"""'" board. Water appeal -19- · Second reading of Ord. 1513 · geA:ua Racque Club · HINUI'ES OF '!HE I:EX::EMBm 4, lS89 CIT'i cnJNCIL MEETDG (0::-761) ùRDINANCæ 35. Seocni readin:j and enacbIIent of ordinance No. 1513: "An Ordinance of the City Courk::il of the City of 0Jpert.in0 Establishin} Restrictia1S and Regu1atiCX1S far the Ck1nservatim of Water." It was IIIaII8d by Courk::. s..............., seoc:r1ded by Courk::. ("J'>,tiInot" and r-a....... \.1I'Ia11imwsly to read ordinance No. 1513 by title a1ly and the DepIty City ClElIit's readinq to oalStitute the sec:xn:\ readinq thereof. RESOIDrIœs 36. Ncne. STAFF ~::¡ 37. Orall.~ts by staff -¡exs. - Ncne. <XXJNCIL ~::¡ - Na1e. MMEI) sæsIal NegotiatiCX1S for purd¡ase, sale, exd1an;Je, ar lease of real i'L"¥"'-ty (GoII.a.........IL Code sectia1 54956.8). At l:20 a..., CouD::il adjaImecl to a clcøecl ..--ai.a1 to ,'Ii .....we the purd¡ase of the DeAnza RaocpIt Club trail Vidcwic::h, et al, At 1:25 a..., CouD::il recx:nvened in cpen r icn .in Courk::il o.-...¡ ex. CouD::il fro... J._ Go1ti1not", Kq:ipel, &....__ In and Szabo were }AL r .L as were City Manager Brcwn, DIIp1ty City ClElIit Wolfe, City Attamey Kilian, Director of n-.1I'\ity Devel"¥""'.L cowan, and Director of PeDœ and B&........tim Dowlirç . It was IIIaII8d by 0a.Inc. Szabo, seocu.:16J by Courk::. &...._dBn and ]?"a....... unan:iJDcus1y by these i'L S IL (4-0) to }AL. ';n:'l alCXJ1 the lines of ncn-bi.n:iirç amitratim as outlined in clcøecl sessiŒ1. At l:28 a.m., the meetirg was adjij ~~ 1ut0p J' City ClElIit -20-