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CC 03-15-83 , '''-;;'''¡'' ""'~"'~~. ..~ ~ ,. "~ I- L.~,-;,>-,j .'<," '"" '..,.,,,.','./'.,.:,'~;,,.>,L.Ui, '.' .' CITY 0.. I,;UrIUUDI). STATE OF CALIFORNIA 10300 Torre AftDae, Cupertino, CA 95014 Talepboae: (408) 252-4505 JUftbul' or till REGULAJI. hunllG 0' THE ClTY CODICIL BBLD 01f KAICIIlS. 1983 Dr TU'cooøCIL GIlAHBEIt, cm BALL CUPERTINO, CALIJORNIA K..-.yor Ceteo called the ..eting to order ill' the Council Cblabe~ at 6:47 p... SALUTE TO T1Œ fLAG ROLL CALL Counc. Presen~: Johnson, Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Mayor Gat~o St'lff Present: City Manager Quinlan City Clerk Cornelius Director of Public Works Viskovich Director of Planning and Development Sisk Director of Finance Snyder Dirctor of Parks and Recreation Dowling Assistant Planning Director Cowan (left at 11:15 Deputy City Clerk Villarante (left at 9:30 p...) Asaociate Planner Piasecki (left a 11:IS p...) City Attorney Kilian ..Ol þ STAFF RI!POITS 1. Oral reports by staff members and submission of written reports. City Manager's Report Section 11.28.020 (Municipal Code) - Permitted Locations of Mobile Homes, Travel Trailers, Camp Cars and Campers - By consensus, staff was directed to enforce Section 11.28.020 of the Municipal Code and t review the ordinance regardi:\g contin'Jed enforcement or elimination 0 the ordinance. Staff was dir~cted to report back to Council on April 4, 1983. Civic Award Program - It was moved by Counc. Sparks. seconded by Counc. Rogers and pased unanimously to appropriate $750 from the General Fund for use of Flint Center for a civic award program. It was stated that the date could be changed from May 20 to either th week before or the week after. 2. Report on dumping violations on Kester property as requested by Coune. Rogers. t Council referred this matter to the Building Official to prepare a report and initiate a hearing regarding the abando~ed building and general appearance of the property. Staff will report back at the first Council meeting in May, ~.;-~. -;~''''~', œ-602 .... 1 ,. Peraitted lo- cations of IIIObUe homes, etc. Civic Award Program Dumping viola- tions 011 Kester propert "'-":'''''c~'r~)O, ,.It. , CC-602 P.1 Legislative Review Com. actions . Sister City Consent Calen- dar approved I I c HIlWrES or TUB KARCII 15. 1983 CITY cotØICIt HbTUIG "eii· ';.(~~::~:,-,,'. .:' 3. Upclàte of rour Pbaøe/Tand8111 and S......... lab as 't~) 1 CouDc. Rogerø.:l, 'i\j;1~:,~~<: . -'. .<:'_:.:,,:·;tf~é/¿t~!~~'. Cowcll received ehe re¡ìOrt frOll tlw DS'teecor of PubUèf:w(&;Wfø f . ':>''":1-:f'';-,r Will keep eha in otlleð. , " '~~1{t~j{! C01IIIICI1. REPORTS ,\ ""~' i?:<' - -I. Counc. Johnson - Legialative R..,iew eo.fuee - Ie ... ..~.(.,. COúae. JohDaon. seconded by Counc. Plwgy &'Ad ¡laøecl -mouø1,tò"hfu ø 101 regarding geologic hazards to the C:féy AUoney and Co lab' eJie fOllowing actions ~agardin8 pending legialation: Support AB 3019 regarding subsurface inatallations With lilt .- '..."t Co include the State Department of Transportation to be . ØllJler putici- pating in and shariag ebe cost of a reg10aal not1ficatiorí cate. Oppose SB 778, Caapulaory and B1ncIiag Arbitration. Support SB 575. Tort Liability. Support AB 366, '!raffic Barriers. Support AB 504, State-Mandated Local Cost Reillbur_t. Support SB 216, Aasea_nt District for Geologic Baaards. Support SB 378, LAlCO Fee" for Procesaing Amlexations. Oppose ACA 38 and SCA 26, Local Tax Vota ReqlÚr_ts. Oppose AB 130, Unemployment Insurance. Extended Benefits. Support AB 498, Spheres of Influence. Support 58 Ill, State Highways. The City Clerk was dire=ted to obtain copies of SB 259 and SB 224 (refer to Planning Department for review); AB 561 (refer to City Manager and Director of Public Works); 58 833 (refer to Public Works Department and Building Department). Counc. Plungy - Sister City Committee - On liarch 2l, 1983, a report will be presented to Council regarding the trip to I-rrea, Italy. CONSENT CALENDAR It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to ,~prove the Consent Calendar as submitted (Cotmcilmembers Plungy and Johnson abstaining on Item 27). -...-.--. -.'-' . . . ·.<"X,"· ~. r':" ~ KIJroTBS OP THE KARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MlE'l'ING cc-6Oí P... 3 9. Resoluti..;: No. 6046: orA Resolution of the City Council of tM ctC'f of Cupertino A1loving Certain ClaiJ18 and Ðeœand. Payable in the AIIIouDt and fr~ tile Punds as Øere:1sllfter Described for GeM1'al 8116 H1sc:e11aneous bpenditures for the Period lDcIing rebru&fJ 1&. 1983" 10. Resolution No. 6047: "A Resolution of tile City Councl of the Cicy of Cupertino Allovin. Certain ClaiJ18 IIdcI Dell8Dds Payable in tile Amounts and fr~ the l'unds as Rer6inafter Described for Sa1ui.. Wages for the Payroll Period Ending reb~ 22, 1983." 11. Resolution No. 6049: orA Resolution of ehe City Council of the City of CupeUno Authorizing Execution of Agre_t between the City and Cooper and Clark for Professional Engineering Services Related to SoUs Aspects of Various Projects Within the City." l~. Resolution No. 6050: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Auehoriaing the Execution (If an Agreement with Saicb Bros. Orchards for Lease of a Portion of Memorial Park Orchard." 13. '..solution No. 6052: orA Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement for Roadway Purpo... frCD Mary Ann Kinaker Consisting of Approxillately .02 Acres, Located South Side of Stevena Creek Boulevard East of Byrne Avenue." 14. Resolution No. 6053: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving rinal Plan for the Improvement of Frontage Located on rranco Court South of Homestead Road; Developer, Joseph P. Franco, Authorizing the City Engineer to Sign the Final Plan; and Authorizing Execution of Agreement in Connection Therev1th." 15. Resolution No. 6054: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement for Roadway Purposes frOlB Joseph P. Franco, Florence E. Franco, and Alfred E. Benzo and Madelyn Banzo Consisting of Approximately .002 Acres, Located on Franco Court South of Homestead Road." 16. Resolution No. 6055: "A Resolution of t~e City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving Contrar" Change Order No. 2 for City Hall Basement Modification Project 79-56, Demolition." 17. Resolution No. 6056: "A Resolution c·f the City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving Contraet Change Order No. 2 for City Hall Basement Modification Project 79-56, Plumbing, Fire Sprinkler and Mechanical." lB. Resolution No. 6032: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Approving Contract Change Order No. 4 for Manta Vista Park Project 79-53." 19. Resolution No. 6062: "A Re&.olution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Ap~roving the Final Map and Improvement Plans of Tract No. 7394 Located North of Route 280, at Franco Court, Developer, De Anza Forge, a Limited Partnership Accepting Certain Easements; Authorizing Signing of Final Map and Improvement Plans; Authorizing the Execution of Agreement in Connection Therewith." , .0; Resolutions of apprecia- - Public hear in closed Alpha Cab franchise renewed pac hearin cloS2d , bingo permit renewed -,' -r-;, ''''iJ''J''¡~ ~".~-' " ,'v'.'~~;"""~~""',""'''', . ." ., /,c·.... t .. ", ..;,' '(~':" ',: ",'.' .,:,'-;~:': :/,- ..}:'~. MINUTES 07 THE KARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 20. Minutes of the regular City Council ..eting of Pebruary 22, 198:'. (CC-600) 21. Minutes of the special ..etin, of March 10. 1983. (CC-60l) Vote Members of the City Council AYES: NOES: ABSENT : ABSTAIN: Jolmson. Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Gatto None None Jolmson, Plungy (on Itm 27 only) ITEMS REMOVED PROM CONSENT CALENDAR 22. None ORAL COMMDNICATIONS 23. Presentation of resolution of appreciation of former Library Commissioners Sharon Rohde and Joseph Gruber. Mrs. Rohde and Mr. Gruber received their resolutions of appreciation. , 24. Proclamation designating April 1 through April 16 as "Science Fair Week." The City Clerk was directed to forward the procl_tion to the appro- priate person. 25. Proclamation designating March 2l, 1983 as "Agriculture Day." The City Clerk was directed to forward the proclamation to the approµriate person. 26. Members of the audience regarding matters not on the agenda - None. PUBLIC HEARINGS 27. Consideration of renewal of taxi franchise for Alpha Cab Company. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to renew the taxi franehise for Alpha Cab Co. for a two- year period. 28. Consideration of renewal of bingo p~rmit for St. Joseph of Cupertino Church, 10110 North De Anza Boulevard. I~ Nas moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Rogers se~onded oy Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to approve renewal of the bingo permit for 1983 for St. Joseph of Cupertino Church. · · · '; :~~ '''7~~1,}~~~,' .;'" IUNUTES or THE IfARCB 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING c:o-602 Pa8C S 29. Defeasement of Bonde - Agreement with Bank of America for Debt Service. No action vas required by Council. The report was received. -."ort re- cetneS 30. Application I-GPA-80 of City of Cupertino: General Plan AMndlllent to consider a ccmprebenaive amendment to the City of Cupertino General Plan and a specific plan for the Stevens Creek Boulevsrd Planing Area. The General Plan AmencIMnt will concentrate on lad use, traffic circulation, housing and eeODaatc issues wbich affect the entire cOm11llØ1ity. The Stevens Creek Boulevard Specific Plan will concentrate on tbe development of a 1IIOre detailed land use, circulation and urba design plan for properties which abut the reach of Stevens Creek Boulevard bewteen Stelling Road on the west and Stern Avenue on the east. Director of Planning end ])e1.elopment Sisk reviewed tbe outline in the report with Council. Mayor Gatto presented an overview and history of the General Plan bear- ings. Director of Public Works Viskovich stated that the traffic improvement program as specified by the City Council will support the proposed upper tier of development. Assistant Planning Director Cowan explained the original definition of the first tier (present General Plan at buildout) and upper tier. He presented a chart which showad growth components. Dr. Robert De Hart, President, De Anza College, addressed Council re- garding a possible high tech center with office space and livina quarter being built on the De Anza College campus. He stated that previously there had been s eourt c~e, the decision resulting from this case was that City permission was not necessary for a college to build such a development on c~pus. Questions arose regarding the transient oeeupancy tax and its applicabil ity to rooms available on the college campus and whether or not Kellogg Funds could be used for such development. Dr. De Hart felt there would be minimal traffic impact as the d~sign hoped for would take traffic directly from campus to the freeway. He ·1 stated that the staggering of hours for ~se of the ca~.us would result in under use of the facilities. He felt that the proposa 1, could be take:! out of the General Plan and dealt with separately as it was not regular commercial development. He felt that financing woulò probably be done through venture capital or bonds. Alf Modine, Cupertino. stated that he felt the 9roposed housing would be in direct competition with Vallco. He also inquired regarding finan- cing of the proposal. "'-~.,", ~()}¡;:~.-tJ/J'!fJfT':r::JfI\~~:· . ,',.c .02 ~6 MtNUTES OF THE HA..'~CH IS, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Bill Lewis, 7573 Bollinger, questioned the Director of Public Works regarding his memo dated Karch 15, 1983 pertaining to a license plate survey. In regard to a statement pertaining to access to Jollyman Park. r~ asked where exact~1 that would be. He was informed it had not yet been decided. Mr. Viskovich also stated that the license plate survey had been done recently and confirmed previous studies. Ar.n Anger, Monta Vista, spoke in regard to De Anza's proposal. She ex- pressed concern regarding traffic and parking. She stated that anything the eollege would do would be tax exempt and felt that this project would no~ add revenues to the City. She felt that public organizations should not take private enterprise away. She expressed concern regarding the lack o>f support the High"ay 85 Task Force was getting from colleges. She stated that individuals l~aving the college campus creste heavy traffic. She stated that De Anza would build,the development even if the C1~J did not approve. . Charles Newman, President, Chamber of Commerce, stated that he did have something to read for the record. He read from Dr. Mack's report previously sublllitted, December, 1982. He informed Council that it was necessary for the public to have access to staff reports and information to be presented sooner than it is presently available in order to provide responsible input. Mr. Newman questioned some of the data provided by staff. Paul Sonnenblick, Upland Way, said that he did agree with a lot of what Mr. Newman had said regarding problems with data. He expressed disappoint- ment with some of the methodology used. He asked what hours the traffic had been collected. He was informed that in the p.m. hours, there had been four stud1es done during the school year. Two were done by the west Cupertino Homeowners Associ~tion and two by City staff. Mr. Sonnen- blick requested that he review the data during reeess. He was told the data was on the City c~mputer; however, Mr. Sonnenblick could make an appointment and come in and review the data. Mr. Sonnenblick expressed concern regardiag the quality of the traffic analysis and asked what is the standard deviation. He was told that the figure was not availabie. ~r. Sonnenblick sLated that he woulà neeå more information regarding the De Anza proposal to know if it would be a benefit or a liability. . Mr. Robert Wagner, Pro~etheus Develop~nt, Ca:i parcel, said that there was a critical need for the intensity allowed at tèer two. H~ stateò that their proposed development at Town Center would consist of a hotel and commercial and office space. There would also be a park and dmphitheat~r. Mr. Wagner stated that the current zoning would not support the kind of benefits that the firm wished to include in Town Center. rie recommenderi that Council adopt the proposed inter~diate plan and provide a second tier square footage that would be worth competing fo:. Pro~theu5 proposed a phased project under a aevelopment contract. . . MINUTES OF THE MARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING CC..60;¿ Page 7 Ray Shannon, 1170 Yorkshire DTive, stated Chat be would need tiM to exaaine that data'presented to Council and get comfortable wieh it. He asked for the conversion factor of square footage of office space to number of cars generated. A general round figure used for office is .7 or .8 per I,OOO sq. ft. 1a the peak !lour direction. However, this ill not "cast in concrete." Mr. Shannon stated he did not know how ..ch detail Council wanted or if they just wanted the report with tbe con- clusions. He expressed concern that if large developments were zoned fo planned district, Council would not have enough control over the.. He stated that the West Cupertino Homeowners Associlltion still favored the neighixlrhood cell concept. He suggested. that there be no right turn from McClellan south onto De J>.!'za Boulevard during the p.m. peak hours. Walter Ward, General Manager, Vallco Park, Ltd., spoke regarding traffic Brad Krouskup of Carl Svenson Co. spoke regarding allocation of the second tier if there is a second tier. Be felt there should be equitablt , flexible distribution for N. De Anza Boulevard r :operties. John Kontrabecki, Berg & Berg, stated that in the analysis there was little consideration given to areas outside the Core Area. He stated that Council should take into consideration the effect restrictive rAR will have on development 1a the area of Saratl1ga-Sunnyvale Road and Prospect. He felt there should be ~re study regarding the traffic flow generated by non-core area development. A gentleman residing at 10804 Pineville !ecoll11lended that Council deny Vallco's request for development. Mark Juszczyk, Grosvenor International, stated that he hoped the City Couneil would allocate space so Grosvenor could complete their proj~ct with the same type of buildings as already constructed - TrilOgy, and Tandem. Nancy Burnett, 725 Stendahl Lane, stated her major concern was traffic from Vallco, particularly along Wolfe and Miller. K. Kelley, De La Farge, stated that he was against a road being put through Jollyman Park. In regard to De Anzu's development prop~381, he asked who would have title to the buildings if public money were not used. He felt that Foothill College was more accessible and had less traffic and perhaps that would be ~ more appropriate site for the proposed development. Rosemary Callahan, Wheaton Drive , stated that the needs of the developer were being addressed and not the needs of the citizens. She does not believe that intense development is what citizens want. ;~CESS: 9:30-9:42 p.m. IÞ (City Clerk's Note: Deputy City Clerk Villarante left the ~eeting at 9:30 p.m.) .~ First and second tier H.gures . I-CPA-80 Con- tinued General Plan Amendment for Valleo Park . . ·:'."_~;::-"""crr':";~':"f¡!::_-:.;.::~~~;T,:~~~_' MINUTES OF THE MARCH H, 1983 CITY COUNCIL HEBTING Upon re.:onv..ni!1g, Mayor Gatto announced there ~uld no JaOre public co_nt, at this point Council would discus" ~he sppl1cadon. By consensus, Council stated that the 12.8 million sq. ft. would be a good 1JOrkir.g nuaber as second tier. They also>:. continued to support the present Council traffic plan. The first tier would be set at..1l.3 million sq. ft. per the Planning Coaadsaion recommandation. Discussion followed regarding distribution of the available square footage and any possible bonus system. It was suggeated that a combiaation of bonus system and division be used with specific assignments to Vallco Park and Town Center, with a small amount for incentive in the remainder of the City. Density along Stevens Creek Boulevard ~ill remain basically as it is. N. De ADza Boulevard would receive a greater intensity because of availability of space. Council expressed the opinion that Vallco Park is the most appropriate site for additional ~ommerc1al and hotel. Discussion followed regarding the De ADza Community College District proposal. Concern 1fØ~ expressed regarding traffic problems. develop_nt of office and hotel on that site. It was expressed that the thrust should be educational, and it should not be considered as part of the General Plan process nor should it be considered as part of the square footage available for distribution. It was suggested that if Vallco Park or Town Center ' do not use their entire allocation, it could not be giver: to the other developer. The following alloeatlon3 were sug~ested: 1. Commercial - 400,000 sq. ft. commercial for Vallco Park, 50,000, Town Center and 50,000 into a pot. 2. Office Industrial - 4~O,OOO sq. ft. Vallco Park, 450,000, Town Center, 400,000 for the pot. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to continue the public hearing to the Council meling of March 21, 1983. Review of General Plan Schedule and Consideration of Mini-Amendment for Vallco Park Mr. Walter Ward, General Manager, Vallco Park, Ltd., requested the re- strictions be lifted from the Vallco use permit. It was moved by Cou~c. Sparks, seeonded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to direct staff to inirlate a General Plan Amendmer.t for "J"llco Park. . MINUTES OF TIlE MARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 31. Application 12-U-qof William Kelley: Use PerlÛt to construct a six-story office building eq'lal1ng apprOXimately 52,000 sq. ft. in a P (Planned Develo~nt with co....reial/office intene) zone and Environmental FAview: The Planning Commission reco..-nda the granting of a Negative )eclsration. The subject property is located on the west aide of North De ADza Boulevard approximately 250 ft. north of Stevens Creek Boulevard. Reco_ndCld for denial. Mayor Gatto announced that he would remain as chair of tha meeting but would not participate ~ any discussion of thia item and will ~bstain from any voting. Counc. Plungy announced that both he and Counc. Johnson had seen video- tapes of the previous meeting and therefore had the necessary informa- tion regarding this it... Director of Planning an Development Sisk stated that should Council approve this application they would be distributing approximately 30,000 sq. ft. of the 400,000 sq. ft. pot. Mayor Gatto turned the Meting over to the Mayor Pro Tempore Plungy. . Mr. Kelley, 305 Lytton Avenue, Palo Alto, stated that the application being reviewed vas for either a four, five or six story building depend- ing upon what the Council wanted. Ann ADger, Konta Vista, expressed support for the undergroun~ parking and the landscaping. She felt that the six-story ðuilding would not be detrimental to the community. Robert Bernstein, Foug & Associstes, took those present for a "walk through" of the design chosen. Deborah Nobel, Chairperson, ASAC, urged Council to approve the proposed six-story building. It was mov~d by Counc. Sparks, seeonded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to approve the granting of a Negative Declaration for Appli- cat ion l2-U-8'- It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Coune. Rogers and passed with Counc. Plungy dissenting and :1ayor Gatto abstaining to approve Application l2-U-8~per Planning Commission Resolution No. 2369 approv- ing :he four-story building with a 1.0 FAR. (City Clerk's Note: Assistant Planning Director Cowan and Associate Planner Piasecki left the meeting at 11:15 p.m.) ARCHITECTUAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE APPLICATIONS IIÞ 32. None "[ -. "< , CC-602 Page 9 Negative Dec. for 12-U-8)... l2-U-8}--' approved Ao2' ~10 Res. No. 6058 continued Fees waived "ions Claim with Kushinsky settled Traffic safety grant HeindeU retained re ~8sment let re ords ,.,~,:-. .. ' ":"::'''''':'~:?~~}y,,~},Í\'''1fo'''''; MINUTES OF THE MARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 33. Review of status of building at the corner of roothill Boule- vard and Stevens Creek Boulevard. (a) Resolution No. 6058: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Declaring Its Intent to Conduct a Public Bearing Concerning the Abandoned Building at the Northeast Corner of the Intersection of Foothill Boulevard and Stevens Creek Boulevard." It was moved by Counc. Johnson and seconded by Counc. '3parks to adopt Resolution No. 6058. The motion and second were withJrawn. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconùed by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to continue consideration of Resolution No. 6058 to the meeting of March 21, 1983. NEW BUSINESS. 34. Request from De ~~za Lions Club of Cupertino for waiver of business license fee and Senior eo..unity Center Fees for a fund raiser art auction. It was moved by Counc. Plun~y, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to waive facility use fees and busin..ss license fees for the De ADza Lions Club for their fund raiser art auction to be held at the Senior Community Center. 35. City vs. ABC Drilling (Stanley Kushinsky): payment by Mr. Kushinsky to settle claims. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, yeconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to accept $835.68 as the final settleme4t in the matter of City vs. ABC Drilling (Stanley ~shi~sky). 36. Request for appropriation for Traffic Safety Grant, t? be reim- bursed by the Office of Traffic Safety. It was œoved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc, Plungy and passed unanimously to appropriate $30,000 from the General Fund to be used for a traffic safety grant, the amount to be reimbursed upon completion of the project. 37. Request for appropriation for engineering services relative to distribution of funds for assessment district number 66-1, 70-1, 71-2, 75-6 and 76-14; John H. Heindel. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to authorize the retaining of John Heindelt firm to review assessment df~trict records and authorize payment from the districts involved. ~.' ""~-''''''';', ,'..,~ ""'.,....,-".".,/' , ~"':·rt~;;~~:,: ," ,- I I þ MINUTES OF THE MARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 38. Office Automation - Request for authorization to enter tDto a contract for data processing software and appropriseioD for the purchase of data/word proces9ing equipment. . (a) Resolution No. 6060: "A Resolution of the City CouDcU of t City of Cupertino Authorizing Execution of AgreelMnlC wieh DLH." It was IIIOved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy aDd ,asHd unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6060. It was IIIOved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy aDd passed unanimously to appropriate $137,730 from the General Fund for office automation. 39. Conaideration of ~ndmenc to the Trip Policy Manual. I (a) Resolution No. 6057: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Amending the Traffic Intensity Perfo~nce Standards Policy Manual Adopted in July 1977." It was IIIOved by Counc Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed with Counc. Sparks dis_C1Dg.,Codadop1-',!.etoHUøa,¡IIo~*~7. . 40. Reports on Bid Openings: (a) Bollinger/De Anza Modification - It was mo"'ed by Counc. Johnson, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanillously to continue consideration of award of contract to the meeting of March 21, 1983. (b) Street Sweeping, DPW 83-15 - It was moved by Couoc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanimously to awar~ the contract for Street Sweeping, DPW 83-15, to Eagle Commercial Sweeping in the amount of $6,450 per month. (c) Reconstruction of Curbs, Gutters and Sidewalks, Project 83-14. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seeonded by Coune. Sparks and passed unanimously to award che contraet for reconstruction of Curbs, Gutters and Sidewalks, Project 83-14, to Andero Construction based on the lowest bid of $96,596.80. Council also authorized staff to use the budget amount by expanding the scope of work as allowed by the contract to include other areas that need repair. 41. Claim for damages filed by Robert P. Ryan. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Gounc. Rogers and passed unanimously to reject the claim for damages filed by Robert P. Ryan and to direct the City Clerk to notify the claimant. t 42. Claim for damages filed by USAA on behalf of John T. Yant. CC-602 Page 11 Res. No. 6060 adopted Appropriation for of fice automation Res. No. 6057 adopted BoIHng~r/De Anza Mod if ica- tion continued Contract to Eagle Commer- cial Sweeping Contract to Andero Con- structiùn Ryan claim rejected _Ö2 1.l U /Yant claim rejeeted Sutton claim rejected Reading of Urg. Ord. . Ord. 1218 enacted Second reading of Ord. 1216 Ord. 1'1.16 enacted First reading of Ord. 1219 . , ~:::~,!<'1!;,-.:c~1ft"I.'-!'~~'-"'7"~'-'';':'~~1;?,'1",;''{''~;oo~,:,?_~~~'')'~?'~':~~'\~9:'~:"~~~~"~7f1(,¡r. ~><,,,:., " .: >:.~~' MINUTES OF THE MARCH 15, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and pa8sed unaniJllously to reject the claim for d_ges filed by USAA on behalf of John T. Yant and to direct the City Clerk to notify the claiJlsnt. 43. Claim for damages filed by Da~lene M. Sutton. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to reject the claim for damages filed by Darlene M. Suteon and to direct the City Clerk to notify the claimant. WRITTEN COHMUNICATIONS 44. None ORDINANCES 45. Urgency Ordinance No. 1218: "An Ordinance of the City of Cuper- tino Amending Section 11.24.150 of the Cupertino Municipal Code, Relating to Stopping, Standing or SParking on Foothill Boulevard and Providing for Signs Notifying the Public and Declaring the Urgèncy Thereof." It was moved by Coun. Plun&y, seconded by Coune. Rogers and passed unanimously to read Urgency Ordinance No. 1218 by title only and the City Clerk's resding to constitute the reading thereof. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed with Counc. Sparks dissenting to enact Urgency Ordinsnee No. 12l9. 46. Second Reading of Ordinance No. l216: "An Odinance of the City of Cupertino Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Rezoning Approximately .7~ Gross Acre from CG Zone to P Zone; Located at the Southwest Corner of Stelling Road and McClellan Road." It vas moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1216 by title only and the City Clerk's ~..ðtn8 to constitute the second reading thereof. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, secondp.d by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to enact Ordinance No. 1216. 47. First reading of Ordinance No. 1219: "An Ordinance of the City of Cupertino Amending Chapter. 2.1L.040 of the Cupertino Municipal Code regarding Number of Votes Required to Pass an Ordinance." It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1'1.19 by title only and the C1ty Clerk's reading to constitutp. the first reading thereof. RESOLUTIONS 48. Resolution No. 6061: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Supporting Resolution No. 1983-17 of the Town of Los Gatos Opposing Use of Gaudalup.. College Site as a Prison." , ... -'...,.~..", "'WI';;~~' ","""::"""';r;".'<'!Æ';;;'''I'~;'''m'i:,''''~''''''~}''''1I''!'''''' <,.;""""O'¡'''':''~' ';' - -"""'':'''Ø'!'<'' .m'''''~~;: , , "::", ;c,,· J, . """." , . '!.~.. ;. ,.., '," I ,', . . I» MINUTES or THE MARCH IS, 1983 CITY COiJHCIL MEETING . It was .eved by Counc. Iogers. seconded by Counc. Sparks and passed unanillllusly to adopt aaeoluUon No. 6061. NON-AGEIIDA BUSINESS 49. Recognition by Mayor of epecial requests. The correspondence recs1vec1 frOla Prometheus Development Co. regarding MellK)rial Park will be d:1acuaeed at the budget session March 16, 1983. The City Manager was requested to send Pr~theus Development a copy of the City Attorney's letter regarding this matter. The cablecasting of City Council a;¡d Planning Coaa1ssion meetinga will be discussed at the meeting of March 21, 1983. At 12 :23 a.m., the meeting.... adjourned to a meeting of the j oard of Director of Cupertino Scene, Inc. At 12:40 a.m., the meeting reconvened in Chamber and was adjourned. t2.~~¿'- CC-602 Pap 13 Res. No. 6061 adopted Memorial Park discussion continued Discussion of cablecasting continued