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HIlUTBS OF TIlE REGULAR MBBTIIG OF TIIB CITY COUNCIL
HELD ON JU1Π3, 1985 II TIlE COUNCIL awtIER,
CITY HALL, CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA
SALUTE TO TIlE FLAG
ROLL CALL
Counc. Present I
Gatto, Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Mayor Johnson
Statt Present I
City Manager Quinlan
City Clerk Cornelius
Director ot Public Works Viskovich
Director ot Planning and Development Sisk
Director ot Parks and Recreation Dowling
Assistant to the City Manager Brown
Accounting Otticer Hottman
COIDUlity Attairs Otticer Blackburn
Planner I Binne'1dyk
City Attorney Kilian
POSTPO/IEMBNTS OR IIBW AGENDA ITEMS - Non3.
STAFF REPORTS
1. Oral reporta by statt ll8llbers and sutlll1ssion ot written
reports .
City Manager's Report
Letter fro. De Anza College - Redevelo¡JMDt Agency - It vas
IIOved by Couno. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto aDd passed
unaniaously to direct start to find out guidelines and
restrictions regarding project areas aDd redeveloplleDt
agenoies prior to oonsidering ot joint Meting with
Foothill-De Anza Leard aDd so not1ty De Anza Colbge
president.
Letter troll Janice Yee - Library - It vas IIOved by Counc.
Rogers, seconded by Couno. Gatto and passed unanimously to
direct statt to pursue the matter or loss ot revenue fro.
redevelopaent aDd annexations.
Letter trom Reagan-Bush Coea1ttee - It _s IIOVed by Counc.
Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed with Council
members Plungy and Sparks dissenting that the City no
longer pursue collection ot security costs.
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"
letter fran
De Anza re
redeveloµœnt
agencies
Janice Yee -
library
Reagan-Bush
·
Meeting
with Civic
Center archi-
tects
·
om. 360
conditions
CUCI.ied to
allow tech-
nical
=11eg..
CUpertino
BoosterS
birq:> pezmit
Legislative
Review
Camlittee
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MlICUTES OP THB JUNE 3, ,gBS crn COU1lCl\. ~1lIQ lcc-612)
Review ot schematic design - Civic Center - By consensus,
Council changed the date ot the meeting with the architects
to July 29.
Cogswell College
Director of Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the
request with Council.
Bradtord Liebman representing Bradtord Financial answered
questions tram Council.
Rachel C~ven, faculty wire of instructor at De Anza
College, intormed Council that De Anza College does
support this application. Her concern was trattic along
Stelling, McClellan and Bubb. She requested that Council
consider the impact of traffic caretully.
Chris Brandllleir ot Cogswell College discussed the proposed
student interaction with De Anza College.
Rachel C~ven stated that public schools have to comply
with the Field Act (earthquake satety) and asked if private
schools also had to. She was intormed they do not. She
suggested that Cogswell provide a traffic control officer.
It was IDOVed by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy
and passed with Counc. Sparks dissenting to adopt a lllinute
order amending Exhibit C of Ordinance No. 360 expanding it
to include a technical college per Planning CoIDIDission
Resolution lCo. 2645.
Council directed staft to return with claritication
regarding the specitlc ~tio ot students to parking places.
City Clerk's Report
Cupertino Boosters Club Bingo Permit - It was IDOved by
Counc. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and passed
unanillously to extend the bingo perllli t of the Cupertino
High School Boosters Club for a one mnnth period.
COUNCIL REPORTS
4. Counc. Plungy: Legislative Review COIIIIIittee - It was
IDOved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed
unanilDously to take the following ections regarding pending
legislation: Support AD 164, annexations; oppose ACA 29,
restrictions OIl financing; oppose AB 1551, county
surcharge; support AB 1209, schools for t~ffio violations,
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MIICUTr:s OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (CC-612)
tees; oppose AS 2198, Naylor Act repeal; reter oopies ot AB
2341, transportatioo, AS 19, state funding ot tlial costs,
. .
and SB 300 transportation, to statt.
6. Counc. Sparksl BMR Subcolllll1ttee - It was IIIOved by
Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Gatto and passed
unan1lllously to continue BMR ltelllS and consideration ot
Woodspring's request tor waiver ot BMR requirement to the
regular meeting ot July 1.
COICSEICT CALENDAR
Counc. Ga t to removed Item 9; Counc. P lungy removed Item 12.
It lias moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and
passed unanimously to approve the balance of the Consent
Calendar as sublll1tted.
7. Resolution lCo. 6579: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and
Demands Payable in the Amounts and From the Funds as
Hereinatter Described tor General and Miscellaneous
Expenditures tor the Period Ending May 24, 1985."
8. Resolution No. 6580: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and
Demands Payable in the Amounts and trom the Funds as
Hereinatter Described tor Salaries and Wages tor the
Payroll Period Ending May 14, 1985."
9. Removed - Heard with Item 40 under !few Business.
10. Resolution lCo. 6584: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving the Final Hap and
IIIprovement Plans ot Traot lCo. 7694 Looated November
and Festival Drives; Developer, De ADza Group;
Aooepting Certain Easements; Authorizing Signing ot
Final Hap and Iaprovement Plans; Authorizing the
Execution ot &gree.ent in Connsction Therewith."
11. Resolution No. 6585: "A Resolution ot the City Counoil
ot the Ci ty ot Cupertino Approving the Final Map and
IIIprovement Plans ot Traot 1C0. 7662 Located Rodrigues
Avenue; Developer, Cupertino Town Center Property;
Accepting Certain Easements; Authorizing Signing ot
Final Map and Iaprovement Plans; Authorizing the
Execution or Agreement in Conneotion Therewith."
12. Removed.
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BMR items
continued
Items raroved
Consent Cal-
endar
approved
MINUTES OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETIIIC (cc-672)
13. Acceptance ot City proJect pertoraaed u:1der contract I
(a) Bianchi Way Street Improvement, Project 85-11.
(b) M1ramonte Road and Stevens Canyon Storm D~in and
Water Main Project 83-06.
14. Acceptance ot municipal improvements:
(a) Iradj ArdJomand-Kermani Project on Alcalde Road at
Cordova.
(b) T~ct No. 6634, Canyon View Circle, Childress .
(c) Tract No. 6936, Monta Vista Circle, Children.
(d) Boghoshian-Bidegary, MirlUllClnte Road.
(e) Ekim Paintil1g - Imperial Avenue.
15. Resolution lCo. 6587: "A Resolution ot the City Council
of the City of Cupertino Approving Contract Change
Order No. 3 tor Foothill Boulevard and Stevens Creek
Boulevard Traffic Signal, Project 80-15."
16. Resolution Ko. 6588: "A Resolution ot the City Council
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving Cont~ct Change
Order Ko. 5 tor HOIII8stead Road and Wolfe Road Trattic
Signal Moditication ProJect 82-09."
17. Suaaons and cOlllplaint tiled on beI1alt of Pantea Etllinan
and Patrician Etainan.
18. Application Hc-51,614.1 - To. L. Hall (Cal ~st Signs)
_ Requestil1g approval of a Sign Exception to install
one double tace, internally illwa1nated lBOD_t sign
to be located on the south side ot HOIII8stead Road, 450
tt. west ot Stelling Road (business) (21040 Homestead
Road). Reco_ended for Approval.
19. Request tor waiver ot tees tor use ot the Cupertino
Senior Community Center by the Cupertino Sertoma Club
and business license fees for 1985.
20. Resolution 1C0. 6594: A Resolution of the City Councn
ot the City of Cupertino Authorizing Execution ot
'Agreeaent tor Deposit' with De Anza Group tor
Construction ot an Access Road in ConJunction with the
Develo~ent of Tract No. 7694, 1C0vember and Festival
Drives."
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K1IIUTBS 0' 'rim .mil ), ,gaS CIon oomICn. MDTItlO (CC-(I72)
21. Resolution 10. 65831 "A Resolution ot the City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving Lot Line Adjust88Dts
Between Parcels ot Land Without a Paroel Map in
Accordance with Section 66412(d) ot Subdivision Map as
Amended January ','9841 Between Lot A, Traot No.
2167, and Lot 14, Traot No. 7683; Between Lot 40, Traot
No. 2167, and Lot 13, Traot 10. 7683."
22. Minutes ot the adjourned regular meeting ot Dee_ber 5,
1985 (Cc-660A).
23. Minutes ot the regular meeting ot May 20, 1985
(Cc-671).
Vote
Members ot the City Council
AYES:
NOES:
ABSEICT:
ABSTAIN :
Gatto, Plungy, Rogers, Spark3, Johns.;=-
lione
None
Rogers (It_ 23 only)
ITEMS REK>VED FROH CONSENT CAJ.F:iIDAR
12. Resolution No. 6586: "A Resolution of the City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving Modification to the
Improvement Agreement for Tract No. 7661, Developer,
Cupertino Town Center Property, Rodrigues Avenue."
It was IDOVed by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unant.ously to adopt Resolution No. 6586.
ORAL COttroNICATIONS
25. Mr. David B. Herberg, David Herberg Photography,
regarding business licenses.
Mr. David B. Herberg addressed Counoil regarding buainess
licenses. Be stated that be had received a letter
requesting a pa:r-t ot $50 to cover a two-year period plus
a $12.50 penalty.
Council discussed the poasibility ot an amnesty ot payment
ot penalty tor a lia1ted period of time.
It was moved by Counc. Plungy, secooded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to direct the City Attorney to prepare a
resolution to provide a 6O-day amnesty tor payment ot any
penalties due on unpaid business license taxes, the 60 days
to start trom date ot notification to those owing such
taxes.
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Res. 6586
adopted
Amnesty re
business
license
penaItie'5
I
>ublic hear-
ing closed
e. 6589
~
.
MINUTES OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL HUTIlfG (CC-672)
26. Proclamation in reoognition ot Satety S~ialist., Inc.
and Cupertino Jayoees Household Poison Collection nay.
Mayor Johnson presented the proclamation to Nopresentatives
or the group.
21. Kembers or the audience regarding matters not on the
agenda - None.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
28. Consideration or annexation ot area designated
"Imperial Avenue 85-02."
(a) Resolution No. 6589: "A Resolution ot the City
Council of the City or Cupertino Ordering
Annexation ot Area Designated as 'Imperial Avenue
85-02'."
It was IIIOved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sparks and
passed unanimously to close the public hearing.
It was ~ved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sparks and
passed ur.~imously to adopt Resolution No. 6589.
29. Application 5-Z-85 ot Corporation ot the Presiding
Bishop of the Church ot Jesus Christ or Latter-Day
Saints - A Utah Corporation: Rezoning approxilllately
2.85 gross acres troa R1-10 (Residential Single-Faaily,
10,000 sq. rt. II1n1aUIII lot size) and R1-108g
(Residential Single-Family, 10,000 sq. rt. mintmu. lot
size, agricultural Wles allowed) zoning districts to BQ
(Quasi-Public) zone and Environmental Reviewl The
planning Coaaission recClllllends the granting or a
lCegative Declaration. The subJect property 1a located
on the east side ot Stelling Road approxilllately 125 t't.
south or Pepper Tree Lane. RecoDDended tor approval.
(This application to be heard in conjunction with
Application 2-U-61 (Revised).
:a) First reading ot Ordinance 1C0. 1298: "AD
Ordinance or the City or Cupertino Allending
Section 1 ot' Ordinance No. 2 by Rezoning
Approximately 2.85 Gross Acres tram R1-10 and
R1-10ag Zoning Districts to BQ Zone; Located on
the East Side or Stelling Road Approximately 125
Ft. South ot Pepper Tree Lane."
PLANNIICG APPLICATIONS
35. Application 2-U-67 (Revised) of Corporation ot tne
Presiding Bishop or the Church of Jesus Christ ot
Latter-Day Saints - A Utah Corporation: Use perll1t to
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MINUTES OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL HEBTING (CC-672)
35. (continued)
add 2,430 sq. ft. to an existing Church taoility with
16,220 sq. tt. tor a total ot ~8,650 sq. tt. and
Environmental Reviewl The Planning Commission
reco_ends the granting ot a Negative Declaration. The
subject property is located on the east side of
Stelling Road approximately 125 tt. south ot Pepper
Tree Lane. Reco_ended tor approval. (This
application to be heard in oonjunotion with Application
5-Z-85.)
Director ot Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the
applications with Counoil.
Direotor ot Public Works Viskovich intormed Council that
the statt reco_ends deletion ot Condition No. 18.
It was IDOVed by Couna. Gatto, seoonded by Counc Sparks and
passed unanimously to close the publio hearing.
It was IDOVed by Couno. Sparks, seconded by Couna. Gatto and
passed unanimously to approve the Granting ot Regative
Deolaration tor AppliO&tion 5-Z-85.
It was IDOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed unaniaously to approve Application S-Z-85 per
Planning Coaaission Resolution Ro. 2620.
It was IDOVed by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed unanimously to read ordinance Ho. 1298 by title Only
and the City Clerk's reading to aonstit~.e the first
reading thereot.
It was IDOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Sperks and
passed ",,,,ni"'Ously to grant a Hegative Declaration tor
Application 2-U-67 (Revised).
It was IDOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Plungy and
passed unanimously to approve Application 2-U-67 (Revised)
per Planning Commission Resolution 1C0. 2621 with Conditi~~
1C0. 18 deleted.
PUBLIC HEARIHGS (continued)
30. City ot Cupertino: Adoption ot policy stipulating the
below__rket rata housing requ1~ent tor a senior
oitizen houain'J project. Recoaaended for approval.
(a) Resolution Ro. 6595: "A Resolu~ion ot the City
Council cf the City ot Cupe~t1no Adopting a Policy
Stipulating the Below-Harket Rate Housing
Requirement for a Retirement Facility."
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Public hear-
ing closed
Negative Dec.
for 5-Z-85
5-Z-85
approved
First reading
of Ord. 1298
Negative Dec.
for 2-U-67
(Revised)
2-u-67 (Rev.)
approved
e
.
&!R require-
nent for
senior
rousing
continued
.
MIIWm OF TIŒ Jf1ß 3, 1985 CIfr coaICIL HaTING (CC-61Z)
Planner I B1nnendyk reviewed the statt report w1th Counoil.
John Vidovich, developer, discussed bond tinancing and the
below market rate housing requirelleDt for a senior housing
proJect. He felt that in the case of a sen10r bousing
proJect the BHR requirement was not appropriate.
Beverly Lawrence of tbe Hidpeninsula Citizens for Fair
Housing stated that it lool..ed as it Mr. Vidovich's projeot
would demand that residents take services as it appeared
that no kitchens would be provided. She requested that
Council delay tbe decision on tbis matter until July 1 when
otber BHR decisions will be made.
Ann Anger asked it a su!"Vey had ever been done regarding
low incolIIe senior in Cupertino. She quoted tram an artiole
printed in the San Jose Mercury News May 10, 1985 that said
over 80~ of seniors own their bome free and clear.
Iola Hendricsen, a Cupertino senior, stated agreement with
Ms. Lawrence. She intormed Mr. Vidovich that seniors don't
need three meals a day as they are not active. She said
that se!"Vices are usually included in tbe rent and are not
extras. California, like Florida, has many seniors because
the weather is agreeable to them.
Mr. Vidovich intormed those present that services and rent
would be one fee and not separate charges.
It was IDOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Cou:sc. Plungy and
passed unaniIIIously to continue the public hearing to tbe
regular llleeting ot July 1.
31. Application 7-Z-85 of De Anza Properties (Otis Forge):
Rezoning approximately two acres fram HL (Light
Industrial) zone to P (Planneð Development with
Co_ercial intent) zone and Environmental Reviewl The
Planning CoIaisaion rec~ends the granting ot a
Negative Declaration. The sUbject property is looated
on the northwest corner ot Highway 280 and De Anza
Boulevard. Reco..ended tor approval. (This
application to be heard in conjunction with Applioation
15-U-85.)
(a) First reading ot Ordinance No. 1307: RAn
Ordinance of the City of Cupertino bending
Section 1 cf Ordinance Mo. 2 by Rezoning
Approximately Two Acres tram ML Zone to P Zone;
Located on the Northwest Corner ot Highway 280 and
De ADza ~~l~vard.ft
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MINUtES OF THE JUKE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (CC-61Z)
PLANNlio:G ,\PPLICATIOHS (continued)
36. Application 15-U-85 ot De ADza Properties (Otia
Forgeh Use Perait to oonstruct a tour-story, 126 unit
aotel aDd two level parking structure aDd reII!Ove an
existing lumber yard and Environmental Reviewl The
PllUIIÚ.IIg Colllll1ssion reco_nds the granting ot a
Negative Declaration. The subjeot property is located
on the northwest oorner ot Highway 280 and De ADza
Boulevard. Recommended tor approval. (This
application to be heard in oonjunctioo with Application
7-Z-85) .
Direotor ot Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the
applicatioos with Counoil.
John Vidovioh, developer, described the project and
discussed the north elevatil)ß. In regard to Condition No.
20, he stated that the east side park1ng would be depressed
but not extremely low. He requested Condition No.2:) be
revised to delete any reterenoe to columns. He requested
that the driveway not be relocated as stated in Condition
1C0. 25.
Dennis Henmi, architeot, San Franoisco, requested that
Condition No. 21 be moditied to state 1lin1=D 40 tt.
landscaping and that an amendment be included to show an
average ot 45 tt. setback.
It was IIOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Rogers
aDd passed unan1llOualy to olose the publio hearing.
It was IIOved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and
passed unanillously to approve the granting ot a Negative
Declaration tor Application 7-Z-85.
It was IIOVed by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Sparks and
passed unan1llOualy to approve Application 7-Z-85 per
PllUIIÚ.IIg Co.-1aaion Resolution No. 2635.
It was IIOVed by ~unc. Plungy, seconded by Couno. Rogers
and passed unan1llc\:3ly to read Ordinance No. 1307 by title
only and the City Clerk's reading to oonstitute the first
reading thereot.
It was IIOVed by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and
passed unant.oualy to grant a Ne~ative Declaration tor
Application 15-U-85.
It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Cauno. Rogers and
passed unan1llOusly to approve Application 15-U-85 per
Planning Commission Resolution No. 2636 with Conditions
amended as tollows:
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Public hearil
closed
Negative Dee
for 7-Z-85
7-Z-8S
awroved
First readinc
of Ord. 1307
Negative Dee
for lS-V-8S
IS-U-8S
approve1
e
.
PubL,c hear-
ing closed
Res. 6590
adopted
Aic hear-
~ dosed
Res. 6591
adopted
mtlTES OF THE JUKE 3, '98'5 CItY COUKCIt. MKETIIIG (CC-672)
r.ond1t1on 17 _nded to read "rea1d'm!;1a1 inn" inst~ ot
"hotel."
Condition Ho.. 20 _nded to state that the parking areas on
the no:-th, .:South and east sides ot the building shall be
"dl!:pressed" 1natead ot "recessed."
Condition Ho. 21 aended to delete the statement that the
plan shall ace· ooate a minimUII of 40 ft. ot landscaped
area and state that the plan shall acooJllllOdate an average
or 45 rt. or landscaped area.
Counoil direoted that atter ASAC's tinal approval it 00lIl8
baok to the Counoil on the Consent Calendar and directed
statr to tell !SAC that Counoil is concerned because ot the
i,rominence or this location and that it a simple torm is
used tor the building, top quality materials should be
IJsed.
RECESS: 9:30-9145 p...
PUBLIC HEARIIIGS (oontinued)
32. Revision or certain tees tor permits anG inspections or
hazardous materials storage.
(a) Resolution Ho. 65901 "A Resolution or the City
Council or the City or Cupertino Establisb1ng
Certain Fees ror Permi ts and Inspeotions or
Hazardous Material Storage and Superseding
Resolution 1C0. 6191."
It was IDOVed by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Sparks and
passed unan~U8ly to close the publio hearÙ1l!;.
It waf! IIOved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed unanr.cusly to adopt Resolution 1C0. 6590.
33. Consideration or street II8IIIe change rrom "Daiwa Court"
to "Vernie Court."
(a) Resolution Ho. 6591: "A Resolution ot the City
Council or the City or Cupertino Ordering Street
IC_ Change within the City ot Cupertino Pursuant
to Section 5026 or the Streets and Highways Code,
State ot Calitornia; Change 'Daiwa Place' to
'Vernie Court,' Tract 7213, South ot Bollinger
Road West ot Deroe Drive."
It WU IDOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers
and pas~ed unaniaously to close the public hearing.
It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc:. Rogers and
passed unan~usly to adopt Resolution Ho. 6591.
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MINUTES OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CIrI COUNCIL MEETIICG (CC-672)
34. Consideration ot vacation ot a portion ot stol"lll d~
eaa.-ent south ot Stevens Creek Boulevard and east ot
Torre Avenue.
(a) Resolution No. 65921 RA Resolution ot the City
Council ot the City ot Cupertino Ordering Vacation
ot a StorID Dmn Bas8ll8J1t South ot Stevens Creek
Boulevard West ot Torre Avenue Pursuant to Section
5C~30 ot the Gove~nt Code ot the State ot
Calitornia. R
Director ot Public Works Viskovich recOlllllended that this
resolution be adopted subJect to recordation ot the map ot
T~ct 7134.
It was IIOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to close the pUblic hearing.
It was IIOVed by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6592 subject to
recordation ot the map ot Tnct 7134.
PLAlClCIICG APPLlCATIOICS
37. Application 10-U-85 ot WDT DevelopDeDt Company: Use
Perait to oonstruct 17,300 sq. tt. two-story ottice
building and Bnvironmental Review: The p1Anning
eo..1ssion recOlllllends the granting ot a lCegative
Deolaration. TIw property is located at the northwest
corner ot Randy Lane and Stevens Creek Boulevard in a P
(Planned Develo~t with Ottice, Commercial and
Residential intent) zoning district. Recommended tor
approval.
Direotor ot plAnning and DevelopDeDt Sisk reviewed the use
perllit application with Council.
Xen lCeumeister representing the architect submitted D8V
drawings and reviewed th_ with Council.
Discussion tollowed regarding access and the median strip.
It vas IIOVed by Cauno. SparkS, seconded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unanillously to grant a lCegative DeclaratiOD tor
Application 10-U-85.
It vas IIOved by Caunc. SparkS, seconded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unanimously to approve Application 10-U-85 per
Planning eo..1ssion Resolution No. 2644 with the notch in
the building but including the trellis and a 4 ft.
landscaped median on Randy and to direct that this return
to Council on the Consent Calendar after ASAC review.
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Public hear-
ing closed
Res. 6592
adopted sub-
je..'"t to
recordation
of map of
Tract 7734
Negative Dec.
for lO-U-85
IQ-U-85
awroved
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MINUTES OF TIlE JUliE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (CC-672)
ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COIMJ:TTKE APPLICATIOIIS
38. None.
UNPIlfISIIED BOSIIfBSS
39. Application 18-U-84, Cupertino City Center (PZOOIIoStbeus
Development Co.) - Review of IIIIphitheater desisn and
garage roottop landscaping.
Director ot Plann1.ng and Development Sisk turned the
presentation oyer to Hark Kroll, Cupertino City Center
AII8OC. Hr. lroll introduced Paul Lettieri, project
architect, who reviewed proposed changes.
18-tJ-84
approved
It was IDOved by ColØlc. Gatto, seconded by ColØlc. Rogers and
passed unan1lll0usly to approve Application 18-U-84 as per
Exhibits shown (Bxhibits C-3 1st Revbion and C-7 2nd
Revision ot Application 18-U-84).
NEW BUSIIfBSS
.
9. Resolution No. 6582: "A Resolution ot the City ColØlcil
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving Contract Change
Order 1C0. 1 tor Street Maintenance Slurry Sæl, Project
85-01. "
40. Report on bid opening for Aanual Overlay Project 85-111
and award ot contract.
Res. 6582
adopted
It was .eved by COIØlC. Gatto, seconded by Counc. PIUDQ and
passed unan~usly to adopt Resolution No. 6582.
It was .eved by ColØlc. Sparks, seconded by COlØlc. PIUDQ
and passed unanillously to award the contract to Raisch
baaed co the lowest bid ot $805,115.58 and to appropriate
aD additional $290,000 traa the General Fund tor the
1983-84 tiscal year street repair prograll.
Contract to
Raisch
41. Request tor approval ot revised progr&a guidelines tor
Housing Rehabilitation Program.
(a) Resolutico No. 65971 "A Resolution ot the City
Council ot the City ot Cupertino Approving Revised
Progræa Guidelines tor the Housing RehabilitatIon
Prograa. "
Res. 6597
r
It was IDOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unan~U8ly to adopt Resolution 1C0. 6597.
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MIIIUTES OF THE JUNE 3, 1985 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (CC-672)
42. Mortgage Revenue Bonds.
(a) Resolution No. 6596: "A Resolution ot the City
CounoU ot the Ci ty ot Cupertino Adopting an
Inducsaent Resolution to Issue Mortgage Revenue
Bonds tor a Residential Development Located
between Stevens Creek Boulevard and ROdrigues
Avenue Bast ot Torre Avenue."
Mr. John Vidovich intormed Council that the County does
have ceilings on what rent can be charged on residential
develoPDent which used mortgage revenue bonds.
By consensus Council requested an analysis ot the program,
bow it is constituted/constructed, requested intormation
regarding advantages/disadvantages tor the City to have its
own progrllll. Council also requested intormation regarding
how tlexible the county would be regarding moditying its
criteria. When the intormation is available, this shall be
rescheduled tor a Council meeting.
43. Extension ot agreement with Cupertino Union School
District.
(a) Resolution No. 6581: "A Resolution ot the City
Council ot the City ot Cupertino Approving the
Extension ot Existing Agre8lllent with the Cupertino
Onion School District and Authorizing the
Execution ot Moditication Agreement Relative to
the Purchase ot School Properties for Park
Purposes."
It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Sparks
and passed unanaously to adopt Resolution lCo. 6581.
44. Request tor authorization to expand the scope ot work
tor the civio oenter expansion project.
It was IIOved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Plungy and
passed unanaoualy to authorize an additional $3,500 ot
design work tor the Civic Center Expansion proJect.
WRITTEN COttlllllCATIONS
45. lCone.
ORDINAlCCES
46. lCone.
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Analysis of
IIDrtgage
revenue bom
program
Res. 6581
adopted
Jldditiona1
design work
auth. for
Civic Center
expansion
.
Parking on
private
property
Perinanent
c:haIIber of
~
Meeting with
Konnyu
.
MIlCUTBS or THE JUNE 3, 1985 CIn CODICIL HBBTIIIG (CC-672)
RESOLUTIONS
47. lIone.
NON-AGEllDA BUSINESS
48. Recognition by Mayor ot special requests.
(a) General Audienoe.
Ann Anger, President, Monta Vista Improvement Assooiation,
brought to Counoil's attention people parking their cars on
private property. She stated that the Sheritt's Department
bad been called; however, they bad not responded.
Counoil requested that the Community Servioes Ottices
investigate the parking ot cars on both the Southern
Paoitio property and the property ot M>.. Childress.
(b) City Counoil.
Application 4-U-83 ot Carl IC. Swenson Co., Ino. (Itsuo
Uenalca) .
Couno. Sparks suggested that a cOlllllittee be tormed to look
at the possibility ot a p8l'lllaDent Chamber ot CoIDeroe
ottioe located within that area. A oommittee was tormed ot
MayoI"' Johnson, Couno. Sparks, the City Attorney, the
plAnning Direotor and Darlene Thorne ot the Chamber ot
eo.eroe.
Counoil directed statt to review the sign ordinanoe in
respect to regulation ot large sized long .,tanding -tor
leaseA signa.
Couno. Rogers intol'lled other Counoil _bars that
Ass_blyIIIID 10nnyu wants a raeeting with representatives
tro. all the oities in his district as well as with Beolq
Horgan.
Mayor Johnson will pursue arranging a separate meeting with
Mr. 10nnyu.
Couno. Rogers also suggested that the staft contaot the
Cupertino Historical Society to submit a list ot old tamily
names tor possible use as street names.
(c) Start - None.
At 11:15 p..., Council adJourned to a closed session in the
Conference Room to discuss labor negotiations.
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MIJI1JTES or THB JUIIB 3, 1985 CITY COUIICIL MKBTDlG (cc-672)
At 12105 ...., tbS _t1ll8 reOOl1yened 1n open ....1011 10
Couno1l (!h..-. Couno1l _bel'll present were Gatto,
Pl\III8J, Reprs IIIId Mayor Jolmaon. starr _tiers present
were C1ty Cleric Cornel1us IIIId C1ty Attorney Ul1an.
It vas IIOYed by Couno. Rosers, seooaded by Couno. Gatto and
passed IIn.n1-o\181y by thoss present to prooeed to
Desot1ate ss per statr reo{wendat1oo 10 reprd to
Oparat1ll8 BDs1neera and the Miscellaneous unite.
At 12110 a._., the _t1ng vas adjoumed.
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Negotiations