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CC 02-04-85 ., cc-66'1 CITY ar CUPBJlTIIIO, STAU or CALIPORnA 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, CA 9501 Telephone I 408 (252-4505) MDIUTES or THE RmuLAII CITY couøCIL MEin·œ, BELD 011 FEBRUARY 4, 1985 III THE COUNCIL CH.\MBIR, CITY HALL, CUPERTDIO, CALIFORICIA Mayor Jobnaon called the _ting to order at 6:45 p... in the Council Chaaber, City Hall. ROLL CALL Counc. Present: Gatto, Plungy, Rogers, Sparl.s, Mayor Johnson Staft Present: City ltalmger Quinlan City Clerk Corneltus Director ot Publio Works Viskov1ch Assistant Planning Director Cowan Assistant to the City Manager Brown (left at 8:30 p.m.) Planner I Binnelldyk (left at 7:50 p...) Deputy Treasurer IIott'llan (7:50 p...) City Attorney Kilian POSTPOIIBMEIITS OR NEW AGElCDA ITEMS It.. 18 was oC'ntinued. Iteaa 27 and 31 were oontinued to Marcb II. STAFF REPORTS 1. Oral reports by statt -.bars and subll1ssi011 of written reports. COICSEIIT CALENDAR It was 80Ved by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and passed Ull&lliIIoll&ly to approve tbe Coasent Calendar. 7. Resolution No. 611871 -A Reaolutior ot the City Council ot tile City ot Cupertino AUowing Certain Cla1lla and De&mds Payable in t'se Mounts and Frœ the Funds as Hereinafter Desoribed tor Oeœral and M1aoellaneous R'i~nditures tor the Period lbIing January 18, 1985.- 8. Re8olution No. 64901 -,. Resolution ot tile City Counoil ot the City ot Cupertino AUowing Certain Cla1lu and D ""s Payable in the Mounts and troll! the Funds as Hereinafter Described tor Salaries and Wages tor the Payroll Period Ending January 8, 1985.- 9. Request for waiver of business license fee - Friends of the Cupertino Library. -1- Items contin- ued ì Consent C.alen- dar approved . MIMES OF mE FEBRUARY II, 1985 CITY COUJICIL MEETIICO (CC-6611) 10. Resolutior, No. 61191: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil of the City of' eu,ertino Approving Improv_nt Plana of' Property Loca.te4 on Stevena Creek Boulevard between Adriana and Mann Drivel Developer, Itenneth V. Gilbeau and Nof'1l8ll C. Bulbergl Authorizing Execution of llaprovement ,Agreement I Authurizing Signing of Improvement Plans." 11. Resolution No. 611921 "A Resolution of the City Council ot the City ot Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement tor Roadway PurpoSflS tram Norman C. HUlberg, &DC! Kenneth W. GUbeau and AUdrey J. Gilbeau, Tr'lsteea of the Gllbeau Family Trust, Consisting of ApproxiJllately 0.165 Acres on Orange Avenue and Adriana Avenue." . 12. I\esolution No. 611931 "A Resolution ot the City Council of the City ~f Cupertino Approvi.~ C,ntract Change Order No. 5 tor City Hall Air Conditioning Modification Phase II - Maintenance and Approving Appropriation." 1j. r~solution No. 6494: "A Resolution of the City Council ot the City of' Cupertino Accepting a Grant Deed of Real Property from the Cupertino Union School District ot Santa C::'ara County tor Property Located at .'ollyman and Hoover School Sites." 14. Resolution No. 61195: ". Resolution of the Ci ty Council of the City ot Cupertino AuthoriZing the Exeoution ot a Quitclaim Deed tor Real Property, Quitclaimlng to the Cupertino Union School Distriot ot Santa CIUr8 County ot ApproxiJllately 11.204 Acres Tota1, at Jollyman and Hoover School Sites." 15. Resolution lCo. 61155: ". Resolution of the Cit)' Counoil ot the City ot Cupertino Amending Resolution No. 4082 - Deterred Callpensation Plan." 16. Resolution 1C0. 61189: ft. Resolution ot the City Council of the City ~t Cupertino Authorizing Execution ot Agreement witll Great Western tor Deterred Callpensation." 17. Acoeptance ot City project pertol'lled under coctract: Pavement Restorat10n Project 85-102. (No supporting documents required.) . -2- IwIUIBS OF THE PBBRtJAIt _, 1985 em COUICIL ......UIlU (cc_664) 19. Minutes of the regular 1le8ting ot January 21, 1985 (CC-663). 20. Minutes of the adJourned regular Meting ot January 28, 1985 (CC-663A). ~ Melllbers ot the City Council AYES: NOES: ABSENT I ABSTAIICI Gatto, None None None Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Johnson 18. Minutes ot adJourned regular Meting of December 5, 1984 (CC-660A). Continued. ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR 21. None. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS Mayor Johnson introduced Mr. Lazaneo, former Mayor and CouncU.l1I8IIber ot the City ot Cupertino. 22. Proolamation declaring the month ot February as Huaan Relations Month in Cupertino. The City Clerk was directed to mail the proclamation to the RuIIIan Relations ec-1ssion. 23. Melllbers ot the audience regarding matters not 011 the agenda. Alf Modine, 10385 I'Mme Tree Lane, Cupertino, addressed Council regarding the Beyoad War _ting. Be opposed the use ot Counoll Chaaber by th1a group. PUBLIC HEARIICGS 211. Approval ot projects tor die 1985-86 DeYelopment Block Gnnt Progru. Community Planner I Binnendyk reviewed her statt report with Council and stated that as the possibility exists that revence shar1ng funds will end in October ot 1985, statt 18 requesting that SOllIe eo..un1t:¡ Development Block Grant ..oney be set aside tor buaan services. ~ Marge Harame, League of Wollen Voters, expressed support for hou:!ing for low and moderate incOllle including senior citizens. She stated that the League does request that Council consider senior housing. -3- Former Mayor Lazaneo . Public hearing closed CDBG funding . . MINUTKS OF THE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETIICO (CC-664) Bdverly Lawrence of Midpeninsula C ~ '.zens for Fair HoUII~ng also addressed Council in support of senior o1tizen housing. Louise Levy, 10802 Wilkinson, a _ber ot the former Rental Housing Committee, rea1nded Counoil ot the low cost senior citizen housing recommendation submitted by the committee. Janet Wright, 20875 '50 Valley Green Drive, stated that Iol~ Hendricsen was unable to attend the meeting tonight but wished Counoil to know that five seniors had to leave Cupertino recently because of the cost of housing. It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimou3ly to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and passed with Councilmembers Plungy and Sparks dissenting to approve $221,900 for street improvements along Orange between Stevens Creek Boulevard and Granada, including purchase and demolition of the house on the southwest corner of Stevens Creek and Orange, with the alternative proJect to be water line and street improvements along Granada between Imperial and Orang.,. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Couno. Sparks and passed unanimously to approve a minimum of $100,000 tor the housing rehabilitation program. It was moved by Couno. Rogers and seconded by Couno. Johnson to approve $50,000 for senior o1tizen housing. Tbe .-otien and seoond were withdrawn. It was .-oved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Couno. Sparks and passed with Couno. Rogers dissenting to approve $28,000 tor senior citizen housing and $22,000 tor human services. City Manager Quinlan noted that human servioes fUnding would approval. the screening process tor be done prior to budget 25. Consideration ot an ordinance to regulate smoking in certain places. (a) First reading ot Ordinance No. 1294: "An Ordinance ot the City ot Cupertino Deleting Section 10.25 ot the Cupertino Municipal Code, 'Regulatiœ ot Smoking in Certain Public Places,' Adding Chapter 10.25, 'Prohibiting & Regulating Smoking in Certain Places.'" _4_ . MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CIT'I COUNCIL MEETIICG (cc-664) Assistant City Manager Brown reviewed the proposed saoking ordinanoe with Council. (City Clerk's Note: Planner I Binnendyk left the meeting at 7:50 p...; Deputy Treasurer Boft'aan arrived at 7150 p.lI. ) She answered questions troa Counoil. Darlene Thorne, Cupertino Chamber ot Colllllerce, asked how businesses would be notitied if the ordinance were approved. She.....s intormed that broohures would be _1led to businesses. There would also be publioity in newspapers and it was hoped the Chamber of Commerce would assist in the notification of businesses. Alf Modine stated that government should stay out ot the office workplace. Nancy Taylor of CUpertino asked for a definition of the Rimmediate work area.R . Jack Schroder stated that there was a RpubliC placeR ordinance in eftect in Saoramento. It has been in ett..ot a short time and there have been 500 oalls with 20 tormal oomplaints. He addressed Counoil regarding the oost ~ enforce suoh an ordinance and stated that an awareness progrSll could be Just as ettective. He urßed Counoil to look at the ordinance and weigh it carefully. TOlD Hollies, an employee in Cupertino, stated that he has worked at his present place ot _ployment for five years and that he and others have tried to get Rno SIIOIc1ngR in the workplace to no ava1l. Charles Mosson, Calitornians tor Iion-Slllokers Rights, stated that it U7 not be legally possible to exclude.all businesses t'roIII such an ordinance. Be suggested that Council _y want to set aside a separate saoking r'OOII. He informed Council that Nt. View has an excellent brochure regarding their SIICIking ordinance wb1ch is siJailar to the one proposed tor Cupertino. Be suggested that the word Rimmediate- be deleted and that work area be defined to read, Ran ares with a floor to ceiling wall with an exit.- . Margaret Leathers of the Aaerican Lung Association stated that the Association is experienced in helping cOlDpanies prepare a policy. She also stated that the Association would be happy to work with the City to forward intormation about its ordinance and also to take phone calls regarding oomplaints. -5- · Public hearing closed First reading of Ord. 1294 PAic hearing cWed St. Joseph's bingo 1.84 continued MIICUTKS OF THE FEBRUARY II, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEBTIIO (CC-664) B111 Fletcher of the Cancer Sooiety stated that his group could also help. They can do such thlDgs .s prov1de signs t~r the businesses. He stated that the ordinance is . credit to the oommunity. It was moved by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was IIIOved by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unan1llously to read Ordinance Ro. 129_ by title only and the City Clerk'. read1ng to constitute the tirat reading thereof, with Section 10.25.040 amended to read, "With the exception of residential bUildings, all enolosed areas owned by t.h" City ot Cupertino shall be subJect to the provisions of th~s ordinance." Council directed a review of the ordinance and prograa to be held in six IIIOnths. 26. Request for renewal ot a bingo permic for St. Joseph's Church of Cupsrtino. It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was IIIOved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unan1lllOUSly ~ approve the renewal of a binso permit for St. Joseph's Chul"ch ot CuPertino. 27. Application 10_z-8_ ot Michael Weber and Fred Michauch Rezoning approXimately .51 gross acres rroa R1-7.5 (Residential s1ng1e-t'a1I1ly, 7,500 sq. tt .m1n111ua lot size) zone to P (Planned DeveloPII8Dt with office, Commercial and Residential intent) zone and Environmental Revievl ~1be Planning ec-1ssion reoOlaends the granting ot a negative Declaration. The subJect property is located on the southwest corner ot Miller Avenue and R1cbwood Drive. R~ncled tor denial. This application to be heard in conJunotion with Application 21-U-8II. (a) First reading ot Ordinance Ro. 1298: ".In Ordinance or the City of Cupertino Allencling Seotion 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Rezoning Approximately .51 Acres t'roa R1-7.5 Zone to P Zone; Located on the Southwest Corner ot Miller Avenue and R1chwood Drive." This item had previously been continued to March 4, 1985. 28. Consideration of vacation of a portion ot Stevens Creek Boulevard at Orange Avenue. _6_ -- ".....,-....:.~'t;I-..~.~.~~.. .,~". ...,.. lwIu I.... or THE FEBROAIIY _, 1985 crf'C COOIICIL ......U.IIU (cc-661 ) 28. (a) Resolution No. Ul96: -A Resolution ot the City ot Cupertino Ordering Vacation of a Portion of Stevens Creek Boulevard, Located on the Southeast Comer with Orange Avenue, as Provided il' Section 8320 Et. Seq. ot the Streets and Highways Code of the State of California.- It was an·ad by Couno. Plungy and seconded by Couno. Gatto to close the public hearing. Public hearin closed It was IIIOVed by Couno. Gstto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanr.ously to adopt Resolution No. 6496. Res. 6496 adopted Ann Anger, Menta Vista, supported the resolution. The IIOtion was passed unanimously. (City Clerk's Note I Assistant to the City Manager Brown left the meeting at 8:30 p...) 29. Application 2-GPA-84 ot City of Cupertino, Public hearing to consider an amendment to the City General Plan. The amendment is described as a ohange in land use mix for a portion of the Town Center Plann1ng Area located to the east of the proposed Torre Avenue extension. Enviror~ntal Reviewl The Planning Commission recommends the granting ot a JCegative Declaration. RecoaDended tor den1al. (a) ReSl)lution Mo. 6497: -A Resolution of the City Council of the City ot Cupertino Adopting Amendment to the Comprehensive General Plan tor the Town Center PlAnning Area.- Assistant Planning Director Cowan reviewed the application with Council. John Vidovich, 1307 So. Mary Avenue, Sunnyvale, spoke in regard to the need tor housing for the elderly and answered questions rro. Counoil. Joe Brown, 20985 Pepper Tree Lane, supported the proposed change in tho General Plan tor housing tor the elderly. Martin Miller, 20348 Clay, subll1tted to Council oopies ot an article t'roII the San Jose Mercury lCews addressing the issue ot the overbuilding ot oftice space. Be stated that the article says there is a 17J vacanoy factor in Cupertino and asked if we really needed IDOre ottice space now. Be also stated he felt that housing should be multi purpose and not Just restricted to seniors. He also felt it was only for a sœall segœent of seniors because of the high cost. In regard to traf!io, he requested that Council let the traffio solutions catch up with building. -7- . . Public hearing closed Continued . MIICUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETIICO (CC-664) Pat Matillis, Peninsub Volunteers, stated that there is a need for housing tor ~~iors of all ec~o levels. She expressed the opin1on that the proposed location ot the proJect is pertect tor seniors. Matt Herley, attorney, Cupertino, stated that P.UD funding is going away. Be also stated that the City ot Cupertino needs to act quickly as land for development is disappearing. Stan KUllbom, 751 Westainster Lane, Los Altos; tinancial planner, also spoke ot the need ot housing tor seniors. Mr. Vidovich stated that the offioe building would in no way underwrite the operations oost ot the senior housing. He stated that the office building would help the original oapital costs however. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seoonded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to olose the publ10 hearing. CGuncil discussed the amount ot requested otfioe space and how much otfice was needed to salce the residential financiallY viable. Council directed Mr. least amount ot economically feasible. V1dovich to return with a plan for the office space to make residential It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to reopen the publio hearing. It was IIIOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to continue consideration ot this application to February 19, 1985. RECBSS: 10:20-10130 p... 30. Application 27-Z-81 ot John Vidovich {Cupertino Town Center Properties) I Public hearing to consider a modification ot Condition 15 ot Exhibit C ot Ordinance 1165 to delete the reter8Dce to an outdated site plan exhibit and Environaental Revlevl The property was previously assessed, hence, no action is required. The subJect property is located adJaoent to and southerly of Stevens Creek Boulevard approxiaately 700 ft. west of Blaney Avenue in a P (Planned DeveloPIIeDt with cOlllDercial, otí'1ce and residential, 15-30 dwelling units per aore intent) zoning district. Reoommended for denial. This ap¡>licatlon to be heard in conJQ~ction with Application 23-U-84. _8. MINUTKS OF THE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (CC-661 ) 30. (a) First readIng ot Ord1n&nce 110. 12991 "An Ordinance of the C1ty ot Cupertino AlDending Section 1 ot Ordinance 110. 2 by ModIfying Condition 15 ot Exhibit C ot Ordinance 1165 to Delete the Reference to an Outdated Site Plan Exhibit; Located AdJaoent to and Southerly of Su.vens Creek Boulevard Approximately 700 Ft. West of Blaney Avenue in a P Zoning District." Since Applioation 2-GPA-84 was not approved, this application will be held in abeyanoe. PLANNING APPLICATIONS 31. Application 21-U-84 of Michael Weber and Fred Michaud: Use Permit to expand an existing single-story oftice building to a two-story otfice building with 18,800 sq. ft. and Environmental Review: The Planning Commission recommeods the granting of a Negative Declaration. !be subJect property is located en the southwest corner of Miller Avenue and Richwood Drive. Recommended tor denial. This application to be heard in oonJunction with Application 10-z-81 . ContInued to March 4, 1985. 32. Application 23-U-81 ot Joha Vidovich {Cupertino Town Center Properties}: Use Pel'lait 1IOd1tication to ohange the land use mix tor the at'teoted proJect from 45,000 sq. tt. ot ottioe space and 21 8 residential condom1niUIB dwellings to 160,000 sq. n. ot otfice "pace, 112 residential Oondœ1n1UIB dwellings and 250 senIor bousing dwell1nga, and Enviro_tal Review: The property was previously aosessed, benoe, no action is required. Reo.: ðnoied tor denial. Sinoe Application 2-GPA-81 wrs not approved, this application was beld in abeyance. 33. Application 15-TM-81 ot ProDetheus r·velopment Company (Cupertino City Center Associates): Tentative Subdivision Map to resubdivide tbree parcels consisting ot al'ftroXimately 22 aores into seven parcels ranging in size t'roII 1.2 acres to 6 acres and Environmental RevIew: The property was prevIously assessed, henoe, no aotion is required. The subJect property is located on the southeast quadran~ of Stevens Creek Boulevard and De Anza Boulevard in a P (Planned Development with Residential, eo.mer~i~l, office, Industrial and Office intent) zoning district. Recommended tor approval. -9- 27-Z-81 held in abeyance 2I-U-84 continued 23-U-84 held in abeyance . lS-IM-84 approved . Negative Dec. for ~1-U-84 31-U-84 approved Res. 6499 adopted Whi tehall Ji'aIlers a'~ charges MINUTKS OF THE FEBROARt 4, 19&5 CITY COIIIICIL MEETIIIG (Cc-664) It was IIIOved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers :.nd Pp.ssed unanr.ously to approve Application 15-TM-84 per Planning COIIIIIIission Resolution No. 2603. 34. Applicat10n 31-U-84 of City of Cupertino {Vallco Park Planning Area)s Amendment of use permits in the Vallco Park Planning Area to bring them into conformance with the Cupertino General Plan. This Amendment proposes to delete conditions requiring participation in local improvement districts and substitute a requirement to pay a construction tax on ~ew development and use surplus assesSMent district funds for Citywide street improvemønts. En.ironmental Re.iew: The Planning Commission recommends the granting of a Negative Declaration. The subJElct properties are bounded by Stevens Creek Boulevard to the south and Homestead Road to the north and include both sides ot Tantau Avenue to the ~ast and Wolfe Road to the west. The properties are 10:)Sted in the MP (Planned Industrial Park), P (Planned De.elopment with General Commercial intent), P (Planned De.elopment with General Commercial, Otfice and RMreational intent) P (Planned Development with Regional Ottice, industrial and Hotel intent) zoning district. Recommended for approval. It was moved by Coun~. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and passed unanimously to grant a Negative Declaration for Applioation 31-U-84. It was moved by Couno. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed nn..ni.....USly to approve Application 31-U-84 per Planning Commission Resolution No. 2604. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unaniaously to adopt Resolution No. 6499, "A Resolution ot the City Council ot the City or Cupertino Ordering Changes and Moditications Assessment Districts Nos. 74_1, 7'-2, 74-3 and 74-4." ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL CO.,UTTKE APPLICATIONS 35. None. UNFINISHED BUSIICESS 36. False alarm charges - The Whitehall Co. Jewellers. It was passed fees. moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Gatto and unanr.ously to deny the request for waiver ot all NEW BUSINESS 37. Request tor appr.'val of Treasurer's Investment Policy. _10_ þ MIlCUTES OF mE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CITY COOHCIL MEETIICG (CC-664) It was IIOved by Counc. Gatto, seoonded by Couno. Sparks and passed unan1llOua].y to approve the Investment Policy with the tollowing changes I Appendix A, Liquidity, shall state that 75J of portfolio shall be invested in instruaents llaturing 1!1 on" year or less and no IIOre than 25J ot portfolio _y be invested in instMaents _turina in rro. one to tive years. Any securities purchased with a maturity greater than tive years will pay prinoipal as well as interest on a period10 basis. Appendix C, delete Item ß, Reverse Repurchase Agreements. Counoil requested that they reoeive an amended copy of the Policy. þ 38. Request that Gill Industries, Inc. Corporation be recognized as assignee Ir.dustries, Inc., a California Corporation. (a) Resolution No. 6498: "A Resolution of the City Council ot the City ot Cupertino RecogniZing Gill Industries, Inc., a Delaware Corporation as Assignee from Gill Industries, Inc., a California Corporation." a Delaware fl'Oll Gill Donald D1ker, attorney representing Gill Industries, Inc., was present to answer questions ot Council. By oonsensus, Counoil continued consideration ot this itell to April 1, 1985 to allow a representat1ve ot Gill to _t With Cupertino's Assistant City Rng~neer to develop a t1ae frame tor Gill's oœpl1ance with the City's ordinanoe. 39. ~ns and Cross-Complaint: Jud1th L. Briggs, et al. Kathleen G. Vlahos n. Reoeived. 40. Cla1ll for cla&1g8s filed on behalt of Patsy Ann Finley þ It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Couno. Sparks and passed unaniaoualy to reJect the cla1ll and direct the City Clerk to not1t')' cla1llant's attorney. 41. Request rro. Monta Vista High School Athletic Booster, Inc. tor waiver ot various fees. It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by passed unanimously to approve the waiver the Monta Vista CoaIIIunity Center a.,d license. Counc. Rogers and of fees for use of Cor the business _11_ Investment Policy approved Res. 6498 continued F1nley claint rejected Manta Vista Boosters . First reading of Ord. 1300 Lee claim .ted Michaels claim rej ec ted Saeed i c!aim rejected . MIWTES OF THE FEBRUARY II, 1985 CITY COUIICIL MEETInG (CC-6611) 112. Consideration ot revision ot Cupertino Municipal Code relating to animals in vehicles. (a) First reading of Ordinanoe 110. 13001 -An Ordinance ot the City ot Cupertino bending Chapter 8.0e of the Cupertino ttmicipal Code I Ant.al & Rabies Control.- It was IIOved by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unan1lllOusly to read Ordinance No. 1300 by title only and the City Clerk's reading to constitute the tirst reading thereof. 43. Summons & Complaint tiled by Mitsui Manufacturer's Bank. Council received the Summons and Complaint. 1111. Government Tort Claim filed on behalf of Hyun Lee and Christina Lee. It was IaOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to reJect the claim and direct the City Clerk to notity the claimant's attorney. 115. Cla1Jl tor damages tiled by Gene F. Michaels. It was IDOved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanillously to reJect the claim and direct the City Clerk to notity claimant and to torward cla1Jl to contractor. 116. Cla1Jl tor d3Uge tiled on behalf ot Victoria Saeedi. It was .eved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanillously to reJect the cla1m and direct the City Clerk Clerk to notity olaimant's attorney. 117. Amended .su.ons and Complaint Sc~eider and Eva Schneider. filed by Gerhard Council received the amended Summons and romplaint. WRITTEIC C<HroIfICATIOICS 48. Request tra. The Oaks that the Council recognize the Cherry Blossom Festival as an otficial cultural event ot the City. -12_ ,'- -''''.._~.,' MINUTKS or THE FEBRUARY 4, 1985 CIn COUNCIL MBETIIIG (C,=-664) It was IIIOVed by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to approve the request anC: to recognize the Cherry Blossoa Festival as an otficial cultural event ot the City. ORDIICANCES 49. None. RESOLUTIONS 50. None NON-AGENDA BUSIICESS 51. Recognition by Mayor of special requests. (a) General Audience - None. (b) City Council. Request t'l'OII Ad Hoc Long Term Disposal Committee regarding use ot C1ty letterhead for survey relating to resource recovery - Council approved the request with Sparks and Rogers dissenting and directed that the letter include a statement as to where responses should be sent. Calendar ot events - Council requested that this calendar be p1aced 011 the computer. Counc. Plungy will submit a S8IIIple to the City Manager's office. CoaIIIunicat1011 rro. member ot ASAC re revising ordinance _ !Jy consenaus, Council requested this be placed 011 the February 19 agenda at the end ot the aeeting. At 11:00 p..., the aeeting was adJourned. /2~~~-Q ~ -13- Cherry Blossom Festival Long Term Dis- posal Com. Calendar of events Revision of ASAC ord.