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CC 02-22-83 . , . . - ¡" ,"-.; - :,~.,.\:.,.., _..~_.,._.__.", ...' " n" '":¡~:"":--.. ;"·;;~~Tt·~::..(-, :-~,>.~. . ~;:t,. CITY 01' CUPERTINO, STATB OF CALIFORNIA 10JOO Torre Avenue, Cupertino, CA 95014 Telephone: (408) 252-4505 MINUrBS or THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CI'lY comrCIL HELD ON FEBRUARY 22, 1983 IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL CDPDTINO, CALIFORIIIA Mayor Gatto called the _Ung to order at 6:50 p... in the Council Chnber, City Ball. CC-600 Page I SALUTE TO THE FLAG ROLL CALL Coune. Present: Counc. Absent: Rogers, Sparks, Mayor Ga¡;to Johnson, Plungy Staff Present: City Manager Quinlan City Clerk Cornelius Director of Public Works Viskovich Director of Planning and Development Sisk Director of riaance Snyder (left at 9:00 p.m.) Assistant to the City Manager Brown (left at 9:10 p... Accountant II Hoffman (left at 9:10 p.m.) STAFF REPORTS 1. Oral reports by staff members and sUDmtssion of written repocta. City Clerk's Report Route 85 Transportation Study - By consensus, Council continued con- sideration of endorseme~t of the West Valley Multi-Modal Task Force regarding Highway 85 and agreed to tak2 their request in conjunct.ion with the .ork scope which will be rec~ived as part of the agreement with the State. it is anticipated that that agreement will be received approx~tely the end of March. Legislation - It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to take the following action regarding pending legisation: Council continued consideration of legislative bills per- taining to campaigns and elections to the meeting of March lS, 1983. Council took no action on AB 30, AS 13 and SB 163. Council supports SB 136 (Craven), Local Debt Interest Rates, and opposes SB 54 (Montoya), Prepayment of Franchise Fees by a Cable Operator Prohibited. Council request a copy of AB 3019 pertaining to underground pipeline facilities and referred it to the Director of Pu~lic Works for comment. Council also rE'quested a eopy of AB 40Z regarding licensure "If Card clubs. ¡:o~ . , ',. _, >,._,y."",~!I'!:':'< "u ";'- "j:,!,~:~,-:,~¡;:;~..,. __~t:Z'~~~ ".h,.""'""",," ":." 'O'.,'1!;,ìf,''''''· MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 2. Reporc regarding the fence and landseaping along Oak"ll Ranch. Council received the report from Director of Planning and ~V810P8eDt Sisko 3. Report regarding traffic signal problem at Stevens Creek Boulevard and Finch Av~nue and corrective measures tsken. Couneil received the report from Director of Public Wo.ks Viskovich. CONSENT CAL£NDAR It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to approve the Consent Calendar as submitted. 9. Resolution No. 6060: "A Resolution of the I:ity Council of the City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the Amounts and from the Funds as Hereinfter Described for Sal~ries and Wages for the Payroll Period Ending rebruary 8, 1983." 10. Resolution No. 6036: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the Amounts and from the Funds as Hereinafter. Described for General and Miscellaneous Expendituxes for the Perio.J Ending Feb- ruary 4, 1983." ll. Acceptance of City projects performed under contract: (a) De Anza Boulevard Traffic S1,gnal Incerconnect Project 80-20. (b) Wolfe Road Traffic Signal Interconnect Project 81-30. ll. Resol..tion No. 6037: "A Resolutiop of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of E~sement for Roadway Purposes from Edwin A. Federspiel, Jr. Consisting of Approximately .006 Acre, Located on the South Side of Stevens Creek Boulevard East of Byrne Avenue." 13. Resolution No. 6038: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement for Roadway Purposes from James F. Hemphill, Terry M. Brown, J. Richard Thesing Con- sisting of Approximately .OOS Acre, Located on the South Side of Stevens Creek Boulevard fast of Byrne Avenue." 14. Resolution No. 6039: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement for Roadway Purposes from Mary Ann Minaker Consisting of Approximately .002 Acre, Located on the South Side of Stevens Creek Boulevard Easl of Byrne Avenue." 15. Resolution No. 6040: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement fur Roadway Purposes from Menta Vista Properties Consisting of Approximately .006 Acre, Located on the South Side of Steve~ sCreek Boulevard East of Byrne Avenue.u . . . ,-_ ,~_n·r·~~-.·~ MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 16. Resolution No. 6041: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving Contract Change Order No. 1 for City Hall Basement Modification Project 79-56, Plumbing, rire Sprinkler and Mechanical." 17. Authorizing Omni-Means, Ltd. to assist the City with cer~a!n traffic-relÁted duties. 18. Resolution No. 6042: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant Deed of Real Property from John Robert Feijo and Victor'" Annette Feijo, Arnolfo N. Nite and Rebecca P. Nite, Monta Vista Properties and Juan S. Melchor and Julia David Melchor; located on Madrid Road." 19. Resolution No. 6043: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving Parcel Map and Improvement Plans of Property Located on Madrid Road; Developer, Terry Brown; Auth- orizing Execution of Improvement Agreement; Authorizing Signing of Parcel Hap and Improvement Plans." 20. Application HC-51, 584.1 - Property Services Corporation (Green- wood Court Apartments) - Architectural, site and landscaping approval to reface exterior of existing apart~nt buildings. add a trellis to office and upgrade landscaping. The subject property is located on the east side of Blaney Avenue approxi- mately 300 ft. south of Freeway 280. Reco_nded for approval. '1.1. Request for waiver of business license fees for Mid-Peninsula Support Network for Battered Women. 22. Minutes of the regular City Council meeting of February 7, 1983. (CC-599) Vote Members of the City Council AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Rogers, Sparks, Gatto None Johnson, Plungy None ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR 23. None ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 24. Proclamation declaring the .eek of March 7, 1983 as Women's History Week in Cupertino. CC-600 Page 3 , , . ~ "<;~':'."'.p'~·':~j"t, '~,\.r~;r-,'-' or, . ,,- -V,'~""':' --"·'7,,",,~~Y _o~ MINUTES OF THE FEBRIIARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL KEETING ORDINANCES 44. Second reading of Ordinance 10. 1216: "An Ord1naaC8 of the City of Cupertino Aaending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Rezonins Approxilllately .75 Gross Acre fro. CG ZO!1e to P Zone, Located on the Southwest Corner of Stellin¡ Road and McClellan Road." It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to continue aecond reading of Ordinance Ro. 1216 to the meeting of March IS, 1983. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS (continued) 25. Members of the audience regarding mattera not on the agenda. Walter Ward, Geneal Manager, Vallco Park, ddreased Council regarding the Queen' a visit to Hewlett-Packard. He informed the Council that Vallco wishes to proceed xegarding a hotel and office building under the present General Plan. Council directed tha City Clerk to publish a notice of public hearing for Application I-CPA-80 (General Plan Amendment) for the Karch IS Council meeting. . PUBLIC HEARINGS 26. Considerar.ion of change of rates fc~ Los Altos Garbage Company. (a) Resolution ¡Io. 6031: "A Resolution of the City Council of the Cit;. of Cupertino Amending Rates of Collection for Los Altos G1Jrbage Company." öy consensus, Council agreed to consider this matter later in the evening as repreaentatives of Los Altos Garbage Co. were not yet present. 27. Defeasement of Bonds. (a) Resolution No. 6032: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Authorizing Agreement with Bank of Ameriea for Debt Service with Existing Funds." (Staff requests this be continued to the meeting of March lS, 1983.) By consensus, Council continued this item to the meeting of March lS. 1983. P~~ING APPLICATIONS . 28. Application 12-U-82 of William Kelley: Use Permit to construct a six-story office building equaling approximately 52,000 sq. ft. in a P (Planned Development with commercial/office intent) zone anå Environmental Review: The Planning Commission recommends the granting of a Negative Declaration. The subject property is located on the west side of North De Anza Boulevard approximately 2S0 ft. north of Stevens Creek Boulevard. Recommended for denial. i_:-:'.~')r: ~ ;,-1", ~'.- '. ';"':'1-'.f?S12 .__¡;;--~~ ·"-.~~,~:·'h'·-·"'·· . MINUTES OF THE PEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING CC-6OO Pap 5 Mayor Gatto announced that he will abstain :rom all disc:uss:!,on and action on this itea. Director of Planning and Develop.-nt Sisk reviewed the application with Council. Robert Bernstein, architect, James V. Foug and Associates. Palo Alto. stated that the proposed building is part of the previously app~oved corner project. Discussion followed regarding a four-story rather than six-story building. Mr. Bernstein read comments of Ray 1ID0ur of ASAC regarding his prefer- ence for a six-story building. Mr. Bernstein stated that he had brought plans for both a six-story and a four-story building to the Planning Commission. To the best of his knowledge the Coœaission had voted down the six-story building but had taken no direct action re- garding the four-story. The four-story still had the 1.0 FAR as did the six-story. . Wm. K. Kelley, applicant, Palo Alto, informed Council that the proposed six-story building is the second phase of the Stevens Creek iloulevard/De AnzaBou1eva¡;d c:orntn'.,.,'Be st;at~dt;hat" ~.t"oqt tl¡e~;J,."O, ...,~ . . 4it- ..... FAR there could be no underground park1ng. . Ann Anger, Menta Vista, expressed the opinion that the proposed build- ing would be a landmark. She spoke in support of the six stories. Larry Murieski, Alves Drive, opposed any development in the area until the traffic problem on Alves was addressed. He requested a barrier on Alves before any further development. Mr. Bernstein stated that the last scheme presented, a four-story building with a 100 ft. setback, would need relief from the parking requirement. It was moved oy Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed with C~unc. Gatto abbtaining to close the public hearing. (City Clerk's note: Council was informed this was not a public hear- ing.) It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed with Counc. Gatto abstaining to continue consideration of Application l2-U-82 to the meeting of March IS, 1983. - 29. ApFlicat10n 19-U-82 of John Vidovich (Jr. Joseph Brown): Use Permit to construct a 6'1.,000 sq. ft., three-story office building. The subject property is located on the west side of De Anza Boule- vard approximately 250 ft. north of Lazaneo Drive and 450 ft. sout of Hariani Avenue in a P (Planned Development with commercial, 5°~ . . I >,-"J,-"..~~^.". MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 29. (continued) light industrial and residential. 4-IO dwelling units p~r ¡rOil acre intent) zoning district and Environmental Review: The Plannin¡ Commission recommends t~ granting of a Negative Declaration. Recommended for approval Director of Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the application with Council. John Vidovich, developer, wss available to answer any questions. It was moved by Counc. Sparka, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to grant a Negative Declaration for Application 19-U-82. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to approve Application 19-U-82 per Planning Commission Resolution No. '1.370. At the meeting of Karch 15, 1983, staff will bring back an amendment to the Trip Policy Manual for Council action that will allow transfer of trip ends from Stevens Creek Boulevard to De Anza Boulevard. 30. Application l-U-83 of Stevens Creek Office Center Associates (John Volckmann): Use Permit to construct three office buildings totalinR approximately 52,000 sq. ft. within the existing Stevens Creek Office Center and Environmental Review: The Planning Com- mission recommends the granting of a Negative Declaration. The proposed buildings are two stories in height over underground parking. The Stevens Creek Office Center consists of 6.4 acres located on the south side of Stevens Creek Boulevard ~pproximstely 250 ft. west of Saich Way, between Stevens Creek Boulevard and Alves Drive (20823 Stevens Creek Boulevard). The subject property is =~ned P (Planned Development with General Commercial use intent). Recommended for approval. Director of Planning a~d Development S!sk presented a report t~ C?~~. i Dr. Devries, 2{)927 Alves- Drive, ex Nf....,¡"coDCern regard~ngthe._tnuse of Alves Drive and safety hazards. He stated there was a large amount of foot traffic on the street, there were no sidewalks and cars did speed. He ~dest" that a barrier be put up prior to the beginning of construction of the proposed buildings. Director of Public Works Viskovich informed Council that it would be necessary to do a study pri~r to closing the street. Such things to be looked at would be the effect on other residential streets in the area. Dr. Devries stated thet Cerden Gate, th~.:o\her residential are,a_:1!t~e vicinity, was not in the City and that Alves Drive is. He asked regarding the time frame for the study to be done. · · · ~.:;:"'!.~"":~"''''~;('''~'' -" ;,-(. MINUTES OF THE FEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Janice Bernici, 20900 Alves Drive, stated that ccnstruction workers and trucks are using Alves Drive. It is also a bus turnaround. Robert Musetti, 20916 Alves Drive, said busss could go down anð use the block near the park as a turnaround and in that manner a180 provide service to the park. He stated that the "porkchops" trsp peopU 1a the area. Alves was originally a dead end, and it was opened ebout eight years ago. He requested that the barrier be replaced at U. former location. Council discussed the elimination of one building from the original proposal for three buildings. Dr. Deyries"Volunteered- to, ap4alr. on ,behalf of .the. !lPpl1.c:antas _he .was not present. He said that he knew the applicant was going to ask for a variance regarding putting up the wall required between business and residential. He ststed that the neighbors have no objection to that condition being waived. Cindy Magnuson, resident of the area, stated that she hsd spoken with the affected resident who stated that he prefers the existing wooden fence and trees. It was moved by Counc. Roger~, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to grant a Negative Deelaration for Application I-U-83. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by COUl1c. Sparks and passed unanimously to approve Application I-U-83 per Planning Commission Resolutior No. 2371 with the removal of Condition No. 19 pertaining to the concrete block wall. Staff wrs directed to examine the traffic situation on Alves Drive. (City Clerk's Note: Director of Finance Snyder left the meeting at 9,00 p.m.) PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) 26. (Continued from earlier in meeting) Director of Public Works Viskovich and City Manager Quinlan reviewed the request for a rate increase by Los Altos Garbage Co. It was moved by Counc. Rogers. seconded by Coune. Sparks and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was moveci by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6031 approving an increase in rates of 27X without any further adjustments. It was moved by Counc. Rogers. seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unaniwvusly to reduce the JPA percentage of the total revenue from 8.26% to 6.5%. CC-600 Page 7 ;".. ~'--'''''''V'':-ì,; ~~f~ f':Vp.¡ t,fp,"~'."'-); .... "-l'c-"~ ,"-','''''.\, ""'>, " ~!:,.:" , .~ MINU1~S OF THE FEBRUARY 22, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING It was moved by Coune. Rogers, secnnded by Counc. Sparks snd passed unanimously that the City ~f Cupertino and LAGCO shall develop a co-.on Cc.st accounting method thae can be audited an~ thae this procedure be implemented immediately. I t was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers snd pae..d unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6045 approving execution or aupplement to the franchise agreement wherein LAGCO will hold the City harmlass from possible antitrust action. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to continue with the present service including the twice a year pickup. (City Clerk's Note: Assistant to the City Manager Brown and Accountant II Hoffman left the meeting at 9:10 p.m.) PL.o\NNING l.PPLICATIONS (continued) . 31. Application 2-U-83 of Mitchell Bros. Auto Par.s: Use Permit to allow the reconditioning of engine parts (11IP.~hine shop) in an existing retail automotive parts store and Environmental Review: The Planning Co~ssion recommends the granting of a Negative Dec- laration. The subject property is located with the Menta Vista commercial Area on the nort~ast eorner of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Adr~~na Avenue in a P (Planned Development with neighborhood commercial, incidential industrial and residential intent) zoning district. Recommended for approval. Maurice Mitchell addressed Council. He stated that he was willing to d,) whatever was fair as far as improvements. ~en Mitchell stated that he felt he has addressed some of the require- ments of the use permit. He was willing to build a wall and screen the roof equipment. He would do laniscaping in planter boxes already located in the center. His request tor a new sig~ for the center is currently being reviewed by the City. The owner of the center, however, does feel that the sidewalk requirement is too costly. Also, he would like the street improvement requirement held in abeyance. Discussion followed regarding the possibility of a bond or letter of credit to be held until such tlme as improvements are done. Condition No. 27 could include such a requirement. . Wes Williams, Monta Vista, stated that within a year of the Mitchell Bros. lnitial use permit allowing sales, they were in non-compliance with the conditions. He felt that all conditions should be bonded and the owner should be held responsible as well as the tenants. He asked if it were valid to allow that klnd of use in the particular building under question. If so, could others in the area be stopped for the same kinds of uses. He felt the owner should make the improv~ment9 and uses it¡ the center should be more customer a~d neighborhood oriented. >-,f~p·"',ry~ :;..:~" ....~-','p~.7·;'. ~'1:>;'!~'~~"-V;-r':';"~~~1f~'~"--'-V-:"",,~~,,~, '-. ' .', "',- _: '~' " ",:.,}:<;,/>_;,.?,;..-r.:,<'" ':¡~";'>.~~.( .~';".'''; , '( HIJroTIS or TIIB 1'11I1tOAft'f 22, 1~8J CIn: COUWCIL HafIIfG"41' Iten Mitchell st.tee! that he has I1vect ia the COlla"tty f~11 y.ars, has had hi. ba.in.ss 12 year. .... hi. busiaess ba.'~ in tbat location for 8 years. ;0;' ,"{ , :: ::;~ie:O::: ~::·be::a::ctv:~:,::: :e:::I~.:r::;"~4t:fl She felt th. cent.r in which their .....~..... 1. located ,1' f"'*1, ,~ She requestad that Council .... the eftt. on.rs do the ~".IÌI. . She "so .xpre..ed the ladia. e"t a ..01l1ne shop vas nor. .. :,i; appropriate u.. for that caster. Bob Rifredi property owner, requested th.t prior to any Council vote he be allowed to meet with staff to determine the dollar value of improvements that will be r~quired. It vas ...,ved by Counc. Sparlta,secondect by Counc. Rogers .nd passed unanimously to cOlltiaae COftsid.r.tion of this applic.tiOll to the meeting of March 21, 1983. RECESS. 9.50-10.05 p... ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COJOIImI APPLICATIOIfS 32. Rone . URJ'i~¡SR!D IIUSIRESS 33. Consideration of Inspiration Heiabts subdivision - Lot 309. ,~. '11 JII) -,¡i.......S t .~ Council. J. Robert Deaptser, representing Mr. Bi.nchi, requested th.t Council approve the lniti.tion of a public bearing regarding the G.neral Plan pertalning to the In.~iratio Heights area. He stated that MI. Blanchi agrees with st.ff regardlng preliminary engineering work. Mr. Slsk lnformed the Council that the Planning C~ission c~ld conduct a public hearing at their second meeting in March. Louis Pavlso, San Juan Road, told Council that 11 Cerrito Road as shown In the map ls correct (a transparency showed that the 10c&~ioD oi 11 Cerrito Road on the map is close to the road line as determined by the englneer. There is a slight devlanee because of topography.) . By consensus, Council to conslder a General Helghts including Lot ~~-~oved the initlatlon of a publlc hearing , Amendment for a portlon of Inspiration )...,J. iìi600 .. 10 . . -::'~~ ·:-,~-":";"'Y-·"7;~~;~';· " '~::r:"':' ..-..~_ ~~ ':'~',' l' ..,!~ "::':1" ~>~ -- . HIROTES OP TBB FEllmAn 22, 1983 CIT1' COUIICIL MEBTIIIG nw BUílInss " ,. , ,,:':,;',~I:,-" 34. Rich lasfe of ßUP requested that Couacil p'aut a 6O-odái-t~~;j~" of reat ttlt UUP at their presant aite which í. 0WII1i"·'" tfM ">'~l; CuperUlIó· ..tar UUlity. " ' , ":;):è It was lIOVed ., CoullC. Sl'ar1ca, seconded Þy Couaõ.. lo..t.~dcÎ,....ecf~&;; uDaai_sly to appropriate $900 ft_ the Ceoerat fud tot: raftt ":h' for UUP and for a 6O-day period to a{loW their move t~1fda.. ,.~;~': c-.pus. 35. Claia for daIIa..s filed by Doa Mackerrow. I t was moved by Couac. Sparks, secot1ded by Counc. Rogers alld pa..ed unanimously to reject the claim filed by Don Mackerrow aad directed the City Clerk to ac tHy the claiulIt. 36. Claim for d.....s filed by J. D. IIsll. It was moved by Couac. Sparks, seconded by Counc. IIDgflts aad pa..ed unanimously to rejece the claia filed by J. D. Ball and direceed the Clty Clerk to notify the claimant. 37. Clalm for daaa..e filed by roothill-De ADza Community College District. It was moved by Couac. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogen and pa..ed unanimously to reject the claim tiled by Foothill-De An.a Coaauaity College Dlstrict aad Council directed the City CLrk to aoUfy the claimant. Council also directed the ialUraacecarri~ ~o file a cross claim against the College District on the same basis as the claim filed a..iast the City by the Dlstrict. 38. By consensus, the request for appropriationo- for street .t¡¡~s relÎÕVect fro. the asenda. 39. Summons filed in Superior Court. Plslntiff - Joel b. Winer. Summons was received by Council. 40. Request for additional appropriatlon for Imperial Avenue Rtùrm Drain Project. It was moved by Coonc. Rogers, seconded by Coone. Sparks and pa~sed unanimously to approprlate $116,500 from the Storm Draln Fund for the Imperial Avenue Storm Drain Project and authorize the project to be awarded after an agreement is executed by the City and the Santa Clara Valley Water District. ..,."'" '~~~-'?~r~VG,~j..Œ~""~\~"""'~:?;.~~J~,.~~~}o".-.:r:f'-"77.~~ ' " . ,"""?J-~;;:'/ï,,'~,, t ., , ' . ,'I I. ii~:: ,~.~ ~ . 1 ., ~ "Ç!I."II'i~'i!'.1.~~'- . , fi'}~ .. -". j.. ~ ~. ~ ,.~.~~ '':i~' -I:' , MIIIU'I'IS or till nBRØßY 22, 1983 CITY COUWCIL "i~ ' ' ..:JI¥f ::~;jCC-600 , ':,'\K~: t';. Paae 11 41. Traffic intersection Level of Service C~ri'OD ktw., ,<f;%~~~ certain c1tieee. ,:::1?t' The Itaff ".port was receiv.d bJ Council. ,;,i :" , ',,, '. .', __:',<:,',:[;..<:;':í;", .~~~: 42. CoDeidar.t:fOD of, a, r~.eolut1OD opPOBin8' u"'p!ou.d~&:í~~~~t)!: CnU.þ a. " prison facU1t".,);l".':':??:·i'~~ By COD,~ju'j Council r..qu.etccl Chat a r..olutjðirlá'h6fdlÍI'/ ,;i¡~¡¡;J; tll. 'I'OVIÌ of to. G.tOt1 resolution obj.cHn, to' t1if ,ta("Wt1íf '.. "<"¡(;.'i, of a pri.OD facility at tile Guadalupe CoUel.' 'dee k pt...ritè4 (>i:;,- to t~ at tile March 15, 1983 ..etins. . . . W¡UTTElI COMIIIJIIIICATIONS 43. Rone OPDIIWICBS 44. SecODd reading of Ordinance Ro. 1216. "Au OrdinaM' of the City of Cupertino A.ending Section 1 of Ordinanc. Ro. 2 by Rezoning A¡tproxillate1,. .7S Gross Acre froc CO Zone Road anI! JfcCle llan Road." Council action taken .arlier in ...ting. 45. Urgency Ordinance Ro. 1218. "An Ordinanc. of tile City of Cupertino A.ending Section 11.24.150 of the Cupertino MUnicipsl Code, Relating to Stopping, Standin, or Parkin, on roothill Boulevard and Providing for Siane Rotifying the Public and Der.laring tile Urgency Thereof." At the request of the Director of Public Works, thie item vas cont inued. RESOLUTIONS 46. Resolution No. 6044, "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Proclaiming the month of February, 1983 as lfuman R"lations Month in the Clty of Cupertino." It was m.ved hy Coone. Sparks, spconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6044. NON-AGENDA BUSINESS 47. Reco~~ition by Mayor of epeeial requests. (a) Genp.ral Audience. (b) City Council .. " :>':-~"";"; . . . KIRUTBS o. ta'rDlDAØ 22, r('/;';:' , ,"."."; ',. . ,; .'~' As per CounciJ re....n. 418CO..I._" ItlWacqddtioØ J~. sites will !Ie llel, 0It Jrarc"il..,;~,oqf t1Ml,,*cí"é,,..~..,<" ,.' . .;:"'::",1)~t»,_,,J":_,:, . ,: ,"; .";."~'/<.)~,~~;;,:~,'<':;,."": At 10.45 p... t,,-...UIIS .d,,~~t:~~Karr,1I'15'";.~%[;~i;i''' 6.45 p....:.. <1\.0..., ,N ,<*:1t1!"!{ÆÞ' :,\~ijl~~'~~:;;: .. " ":~.~~~"". '~"'..;~')"."; ':~:~<~"f' "., ,;'-,:;:- "'~. ' " ,~, , '.,;' '- , . . . ;"-',~~ "J1','ii\"~:¡""~;¡'i;;¡.!f..,.~,~~i;~;~~:":«·.i'!~'/ ~:'.' -~":';'::',:',;:\:~:~~:,f,\t~i·;~~:\,~yt·i'-· ", " ,,' . CITY 0' CUPDT1RO, S'lAU (1P CALIFOIIRIA 10300 Tone Ave1llle, Cupel'Uao, CA '}50l4 Telephone. (408) 252-4505 IIIIIO'lIS C1I. DB SHCIAL IIIITIIG C1I DB CITY COUlICIL ' JIIU) 01f JfUCII 10, 1983 I1f DB COOWCIL CIWmD. CUT ØAtL CPlmtfO. CAUff'QUA ..;; Mayor GattO> caUed tile ...11:111 to order n 7.00 p... la tll. Council;' Chaüer, City I18U. ' SALUTI '1'0 '1'111 FLAG ROLL CALL Coonc. Pre..at. .JobaaOD. P1aalY. ~parke, Mayor Gatto COOne. Abent. Rosen UII) Staff Preene. City 1IaU.., C)linlan City Clerk COrneUae Director øf,JÞblic Worka Viekovich Aseiecant Cft,. Inginesr Whitten 1. Federal .I1IersenCJ' riaanc1al Asdstance for Stora D_se. It vas 80Ved by IJounc. Spar". seconded by Coanc. .JObaaOD and pa..e' unanl_et,. to edopt "eolaUOD lfo. 6059 appointing the Director of Public Worke the repreeeatative and the Asei.tant City Engineer the Alternate to .lgn all ~u"4te d.alinS with the disaster relief. Th. ....Uns was adjoarnecl at 7.03 p... /) ~~ ruf.c-;;k~ J