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CC 05-16-83 · t *",..,¡"':.,' Y,·,'·, ,", , . CITY OF \;ur~INO, STAn OF CALIFOR1fIA 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, CA 95014 Telephone: (408) 252-4505 1'ØNU'lES: 0'. TIll ~ KD'l':QfG or TIIEcrr~, COUNCIL HELD OR JrA1, 16, 1983 IN THE COUlfCIL CHAHBD, em BALL CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA Mayor Gatto called the meeting to ~er at 6:50 p.m. in the Council Chamber, City Ball. SALUTE TO THE FLAG ,oi',.' ( , ..~ ROLL CALL Counc. Present: Johnson, Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Mayor Gatto Staff Present: City Manager Quinlan City Clerk Cornelius Director of Public Works Viskov1ch (7:30 p.m.) Director of Planning and Development Sisk Director of Parks and Recreation Dowling Director of Ptaance Snyder Assistant Planning Director Cowan Assistant City Engineer Whitten (left at 7:30 p.III.) A£80ciate Planner Piasecki City Attorney Kilian STAFF REPORTS 1. Oral reports by staff members and submission of written reports. City ManaRer's Report Rescheduling of Budget Review Date - By eonsensus, Council rescheduled the budget review date to Wednesday, June 15, 1983 at 7:00 p.m. Meeting with Congressman Ed ZscAaU - Council topics be discussed with Congressman Zschau: sharing (general and community block grant), pocket" liability of cities (federal level). suggested the following post officp., revenue S66 (eable TV), and "deep Rental Rate Increase - By consensus, Couneil requested that staff keep track of rental rate inereases in Cupertino and present them with a profile. City Clerk's Report CC-609 'a.e 1 Budget sched- ule Meeting with Zschau Rental rate increases It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed Fees waived unanimously to approve waiver of business license fees for the Californi League of Conservation Voters for 1983. " ~. -~ Legislative Review Committee . Item removed . ·;~:,_.t.,.,);., " ,.~~-, ',,,~ ::<,~;,(-"""'." "1,'. . . ..'.(',-,. HINU'l'ES OF THE KAY 16. 1983 CITY COUNCIL ~IUUlG 2. Information pertaining to Stevena Creek Boulevard widell1l18 at Ca_ Road. This it.. va. iDfor.atioD only. OOUNCIL REPOJrrS Counc. Johnson - Legislative Review CoaBittee - It was lIIOVed by Counc. Johnson, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanilllously to take tbe following actions regarding pending legislation: Oppose AB 965 (Alatorre), Rent Control. AB 1597 and AB 1599 (Costa), City Gas Tax; State Housing Authority. ACA 38 (Naylor), Local Taxing Authority. AB 46 (Floyd), Refuse Truck Weight Increase. AB 2084 (Floyd), Local Public Ageney Employer-Employee Relations. '.~"i'::..t~ Support SB 78 (Hello) and SB 22X (Hello), Storm na.&ge Loan Fund; Local Streets and Roads. Refer SB 689 (Foran), Vehicles: Length Lillitations, to Public Works. Refer SB 40J (Dills), Business License Taxation, to Finance Depar~nt. Get copy of SB 925 (Maddy), Uninhabited Annexations Abolished. Get copy of AB 1826 (Lancaster), Public Employees Retirement Systea, Final Compensation, and refer to Assistant to the City Msnager. Refer AB 1666 (Cortese), Public Contract Code, to the Director of Finan~e. CONSENT CALENDAR Counc. Rogers reæoved Item No. 14. 8. Resolution No. 6089; "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 Deseribed for General and Miscellaneous Expenditures for the Period Ending April 29, 1983." 9. Resolution No. 6090: "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 Salaries and Wages for the Payroll Period Ending May 3, 1983." 10. Resolution No. 6091: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Authorizing Execution of Caretaker Agre2ment Re McClellan Ranch Park." ¡ ~. ...- . . , -'-·~,,'~-G?~ MINUTES OF THE MAY 16, 1983 CITY C01JNCIL MEETING 11. Resolution No. 6092: "A Resolution of the City C, uncil of ~he City of Cupertino Approving the Parcel Map of Property Located at the Southesst Comer of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Finch A~·enu.; Accepting Dedications; and Authorizing the City Engineer and the City Clerk to Sign the Parcel Hap; Developer, Barclay's Bank o~ Cal1fornis. " 12. Resillution No. 6093: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Grant of Easement for Roadway Purpoaes from Santa Paula Place, a Lia1ted Partnership, Consisting of Approximately .005 Acra, Located on Santa Paula Avenue East of Foothill Boulevard." 13. Request for waiver of business lieense fees - American Youth Sport Foundation. 14. Removed. 15. Resolution No. 6094: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Authorizing the Execution of Deferred Agreement with Santa Paula Place, Binneweg Development Co., Inc. for the Improve- œnt of rrontage along Santa Paula Avenue East of Foot.hill Boule- vard." 16. Resolution No. 6095: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Authorizing Execution of Agreement with Kirkeby & Associates, Inc. Providing for Engineering Services for t"e Bollin- ger Road Improve_nts Project." 17. Minutes of adjoumed regular meeting of April 26, 1983. (CC-607-A) 18. Minutes of regular meeting of May 2, 1983 (CC-608). It was moved by Coune. Johnson, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to approve the balance of the Consent Calendar. Vote AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAIN: Members of the City Council Johnson, Plungy, Rogers, Sparks, Gatto None None None ITE! ¡; REMOVED FROM CONSENT CALENDAR 14. Application HC-5l,015.2l - Cupertino CrosE roads (Mervyn's) - Architectural approval to modify fascia between Serviee Merchandis- ing and Crocker Bank and approval of two sign exceptions. The subject property is located on the south slde of Stevens Creek Boulevard approximately 600 ft. west of De Anza Boulevard. Recom- mended for approval. Cc-609 Pale 3 Consent Calen- dar approved ·0: HC-SI,OI5.21 approved . G '. :~-''r{'~ :' -~t""~~,G"~;t.n:~~."~'<~~,,~~~ç~ø· ,-' "-::"c~i:',;\;-:,J'';:':' rd' ":>,rfl-::<O"?-'-/." ;,',' MINUTES OF THE MAY 16, 19&3 CITY COUNCIL MEETlY.'; It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers to approve the application. The motion was defeated with Coundllllelllbers Jù!\nson &nd Plungy dissenting a.nd Mayor Cecco abstaining. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogus and passed with Mayor Gatto abstaining to approve Application BC-5l,015.2l per Architectural and Site Approval eo.úttee l., ~1048, 1050 and lOSl with the exception of the fascia sign over tllC'"è.ae entry to thp. mall. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 20. Proclamation declaring Mayas "Senior Citizens' Month" in Cupertino. Mayor Gatto presented the proclamaticn to senior representatives. 21. Proclamation declaring May 21, 1983 as "Armed Forces Dsy" in r.uper- tino. The City:Clcrk will mail the procla~tiun to the sppropriate party. 22. Membexs of the audience re, \rding matters not on the agenda. Jack Gilderoy, President, Creston Homeowners Association, asked que&tions regarding Resolution No. 6083 adopted by Council May 2, 19t~. He par- ticularly questioned the agreement pertaining t~ annexation signed by the property owners. The Mayor reque<Jted that Mr. Gilderoy submit his ques- tions 1'\ writing. These wiJ.l be referred ta>the City "'ttorney, and Council wouJ.d, after the City Attorney's review, decide if another public hearing Wt'ul~ be appropriate. PUBLIC HEARINGS 23. Consideration of enactment of a Hazardous Materials Storag~ Permit Ordinance. (a) First reading of Ordinance No. 1220: "An Ordinance of the City of Cupertino Adding Chapter 9.12, HazardouE Materials Storage, to the Cupertino Municipal Code." The Mayor removed this item from the calendar. 24. Application 3-Z-83 of City or Cupertino (Stevens Creek Boulevard Zo~ing Plan): Rezoning and Prezoning aprroximately 160 acres from various zoning districts to P (Planned Dev~lopment) zone 8"" Environmental Review: The Planning Commission recommends the granting of n Negative Declaration. The subject property is located on Stevens Creek Boulevard generally bounded by Stern Avenu~ on the ~ast and Stelling Road to the west excluding the Vallco Park area and the Town Center area. The purpose of the application is to zone the affected properties to a zoning district which is consistent wit" the Genera' Plan. Recollll1ended for approval. '-:.,'~, . ,,:,,!r"';-,'- 'V';-~1~~':~~'i¡. . · MINUTES OF THE MAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 24. (a) Firat readiug of Ordinance ~. 1223: "An Ordinance of the City of C~Ðerttno ~ing Secti04 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by Rezoning and Prezon1ng Approximately 160 Acres frOll VaT- ious Zonin J Diatricts to P Zone; Located on Stevens Creelt Boulevard Generally Bounded by Stern Avenue on the Ease and Stelling Road to the West Excluding the Vallco Park Area and the Town Center Area." Director of Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the application with Council. Discussion followed regarding definition of the word "prototype." J. Bero1c1, ·20900 Alves Drive stated that at night she could not walk to Gemeo for fear of being attacked by the people dri~~ng and smoking pot in the area now. She also exp~essed concern regarding nc.ise. It was IIIOved by Counc. Sparlts, seconded by Counc. Roger- o':nd passed unanimously to close the public bearing. · It was moved by Counc. Sparlts, secondE'd by Q)unc. Plungy and passed unanimously to approve Application 3-Z-83 per Planning Commission Resolution No. 2397 amending Condition 2, sentence 4, to ~ead "Prototy research and development is pel'lDissible . . ." In r.~ to Exhi.bit B, left hand corner, ~ "sandpile" .,ffect, the point of meaaure- ment should be identified. Also, the 1.l5 to I ratio should be changed to 1.5 to 1. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to read Ordinance No. 1233 by title only and the City ~lerk's reading to constitute the first reading thereof. It was moved by Counc. 5parks, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to grant c Negative Declaration for Application 3-Z-83. 25. Consideration of an amendment to the Environmental Resources Element of the General Plan pertaining to Public Parks Acquisi- tion. Director of Parks and Recreation Dowling reviewed the staff report with Council. Associate Planner Plas~cki presented the long-range forecast of rev- enues and costs which included certain assumptions. Financing options pertaining to aequisition of park property were discussed. These in- clu~ed lease/purchase and sales tax monies being designated to payoff bonds. There was some question as to whether or not assessment dis- tricts would be formed. · Director of Public Works Viskovich reviewed the .~rk acquisition and financing plan portion of the staff report. CC-609 Pag_ 5 Public hearing closed 3-Z-83 approved First reading of Ord. lL33 Negative Dec. for 3-Z-83 ,--':r ''''''')'!':~,-, _0: MINUTES OF THE MAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Dave Klinger, Waterford DrIve, presented a transparency of the Hoover School site. Be felt that reasons for the City's purchase of Hoover included open space needs, sports field space, maintaining character of the neighborhood an~ that the property has already been paid for with taxes. Therefore, the community has an interest in the property. The area is establ1.shed in the neighborhood. It would maintain existing recreation land. Be suggested that either the buildings be maintained and used or torn down and replaced with Rl zoning. Marilyn Starr, Príarose Way, stated that the residents in the Hoover area put the grass in and therefore they do have a definite interest in it. Elliott Hinely, Aster Lane, mentioned at the site beside organized sports. and youn~,r children. that other aetivities occur It is well used by teenagers Max Krame~, Newcastle Drive, said that the area is cut off from other parks by sggressive traffic. He felt six acres of open space would be more consistent witr preserving what is there. . Mitchell Bond, 10142 Deeprose Place, stated that he felt Cupertino has a nice ambieøce. There is an open feeling :0 the area which makes it appear as a s.all town enveloped in a major œetropolitan setting. He does not live in the area of immediate impact from this site, but generally speaking felt that the more open space, the better. He felt that 10 gøneral, there will be dense land use in Cupertino. Therefore, more people will want nearby park facilities. He stated that as well as youth sports, local businesses have sports leagues. He fe~t the fiDaDcial options mentioned by staff presented the worst case scenario. Be felt there were other ways of acquiring school sites that would not put as mueh fina~cial pressure on the City. He suggested it be considered to take longer than five years to pay for the sites. He suggested that the City lock up land costs now and look at longer terœ financing as well as the purchase of even more land. He felt the key thing now ~as to get the land and conside~ which sites to develop later. Bob Charon, Aster Lane resident, stated that he had played basket- ball at Hoover. His brothers and sisters play sports there also. He feels that the site has kept kids off the streets. Adults also use the area. He urged Council to keep the area as open sp~ce. . Henry Wespiser. Peachblossom Drive, stated that in 1969 when the area ~as part of San Jos~, he worked with his neIghbors to establish a Cily park. It was not done, however, at that time, but the school sHe did provide needp.d opel. space. The neighbors planted grass and he felt one of the selling points of annexing to the Clty of Cupertino tram Sail Jose vas that UCupertlno won I t let us down. II He stated that hé would ;'iké the City to K.'ep the sch00l site as it means a lot to the residents of the area. Charles Newman. President, Chamber of Commerce, .. ;.~~~~'~~~;<'''.."TJ;")~\ . MlNÙTES OF l'HE MAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING stated thst he has followed the GenEoral Plan process, and tbat eM over riding issue seeMð to be traffic. Be requested that Council adclre.. the highest prioriti88 for funding and sources of funds. Be ques- tioned if the need lor parks was the highest priority in the c-.nity. He was more concerned regarding the proposed construction fee and its relationship to the park program. He requested that Council identify the source of funds for ,,1Iat was being propos" tbis evening. 8& stated that to maintain a healthy community, the relationship of the cost of the proposed park program to other it_, i.,e., traffic, .ust be considered. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Uogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to determine that Plan E pertaiaing to public parks ac- quisition including its financial capability for implementation is consistent with the objective of the Prel1m1aary Open Space Plan aa adopted by consensus in November, 1982 and to refer the plan to the Planning Commission to be incorporated in the General Plan Amendment. . It Wl'S moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously, to direct the City Manager to set a meeting between the City Council and the School District Board. Suggested dates were May 31, June I or the following week. RECESS: 9:20-9:40 p.m. (City Clerk's Note: Assistant Planning Director Cowan, Associate Planner Piasecki, Director of Parks and Recreation Dowling and Director of Finance Snyder left the meeting at 9:20 p.m.) 26. Consideration of limitation of terms of those appointed to City advisory bodies. . Ann Anger addressed Council regarding this matter. She stated that she had wanted the City Council to let her know how they felt regarding limitation of term and then she could reply to their comments. She emphasized ~hat her request that Council consider this matter was not a complaint against anyone presently serving. She stated the City does have some problems, but it is not always the fault of the City. She stated that anyone serving the c~~nity was doing it for the betLe - ment of the City. She expressed the fe~ling that after eight years of service, it was time for a new persr-n to have an opportunity. She informed Council that she had ~~~n present for the recent Library Commission applicant intervi~ws. anJ that all four persons were qualified. She stated that just beeause other cities don't limit commissioners' terms does D>t mean that Cupertino cannot. She felt that the limitation would allow for more citizen participation. She stat~d rhat she was not int~rested in running for office as she was more effective as a concerned citizen. Ms. Anger stated that if nec- essary she would circulate an inl~iative petition, but she felt it would not look good She stated that eight years on a commission Was plenty and others should be given a chance. CC-609 Page 7 Public hearing closed Plan for parks acquisition Meeting with School Board w: Public hearing closed No change ln number of terms for members of ~~ry . " "~ ", . .' ' ,~ ,,~, ., . '.," ~ " , , MINUTES OF THE MAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Leonard Batchelor, 10312 Vicksburg Drive, member of the Cable TV Advisory Committee, stated that be did not see that a problem exists. Be recommended that problaas be considered as they come up. He does not see people beating down the door for appointment to a commission. He asked if limitations were really needed, especially as the incumbent could be the only applicant. He felt limitations would be frivolous and unnecessary. Nancy Hertert, San Juan Road, presented some clippings from several years ago when Saratoga had limited terms. She stated that unless a decision was made this evening, citywide debates would be interesting. Charles Newman, Chamber of Commerce, stated that the suggestion for limitation of terms was supported by the Chamber of Commerce and that such limitations would result in better government. It was moved by Counc. P1ungy, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to close the public hearing. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Gounc. Sparks and passed unanimously to make no change in the number of terms a member of an advisory bOdy can serve. PLANNING APPLICATIONS 27. Application II-U-83 of Cupertino City Center (Prometheus Develop- ment): Use Permit to construct a four-stolY, 160,000 sq. ft. office building and Environmental Review: The Planning Commission recommends the granting of a Negative Declaration. The subject property is located on the seuth side of Stevens Creek Boulevard approximately 750 ft. east of De Anza Boulevard (opposite of the existing intersection with Vista Drive) in a P (Planned l,velopment with commercial, office and residential intent) zor.ing district. Recommended for approval. Director of Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the application with Council. Mark Kroll, Prometheus Development. stated that the building as proposed is for office and research and development tenants. In regard to the definition of prototype manufacturing, he stated that the staff definition gives the developer the flexibility to lease to those targeted for this market. Bill Valentine, HOK. presented Council with the master plan for development of the area. The proposed building woul1 consist of slightly tinted glass on the north side, slightly reflective glass on the south. east and wPst. This was not mirrored glass. JeffDaimon, Bartcn-Aschman. traffic consultants. was available for any questions of Council. I ,,,.,,"~"~.""~~,-.:,,...,......,-I'f"'I':, , ,-""-,,,,., --.,'..., .' . .09 10 MINuTES OF THE MAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 28. Application 13-U-S3 of Barbara Sal_ (Just Games): Use Permit to operate an electronic gaae center (arcade) within the existing Sears Department Store and Environmental Review: The project is categorically exempt, hence, no action is requi~ed. The subject property is located on the northwest corne~ of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Wolfe Road in a P (Planned Develop- ment with commercial intent) zoning district. Recommended for denial. Director of Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the application and Planning Commission action with the Council. . Barbara Saleme, Just Games, stated that the arcade would eonsist of a~proximately 640 sq. ft. and would have the usual Sears store hours. Just Games is not in all Bay Area Sears. She stated the belief that the Sears security in the store was adequate for this kind of use. An sttendant would provide supervision. She stated that the City of San Jose is changing its ordinance so that e use permit is not necessary unless there are ZO or more machines. She emphasized that her proposed arcade is not comparable to having machines in a 7-11, Quick Stop or other type store. Sears has said that there are no customer problems relating to the video arcade. She stated that the operation was contingent upon being a good neighbor. She stated that Just Games and Golden Pacific Association who handles leased facilities in Sears stores, have written approval to go into the Sears store at the Hillsdale Mall. Walter Ward, Vallco, informed Council of hia opposition to putting games in Vallco Park. He stated that merchants are opposed to this. Vallco chief security officer has contacted security at Eastridge and was informed that there were problems. Don Schroder, President, Merchants Association, requested that Couneil not approve the application. Mary Morrisey, Fashion Conspiraey, Vallco Fashion Park, stated that Planning Commissioner Blaine stated that she would not shop at a center with an arcade. Ms. Blaine is one of the customers at Fashion Con- spiracy. Ms. Morrisey recommended denial of the application. Steven Zarwell of J. P. Jones stated that he had opened his store in Vallco Park because it was a stringently controlled shopping center. He requested that the use permit be denied. . Bill Saleme, applicant's husband, stated that their arcades are oriented to Sears stores, and there is good security. The proposed arcade would be on the second floor of Sears and there would be no connection with the shopping center. He stated that Eastridge does not have an arcade. Iu regard to comments by the Planrdng COImniss ioners, Mr. Sale~ stated the Com. Blaine had coffee during his presentation and Mr. Claudy had stated that the games are "put up your hands and then kill 'em.1I Mr. Saleme stated that garaes arc now very sophisticated. . '. · · · 'rv:~: ';"- .. "0 or.""",. ,',........."4IJ!"......,.,.- 't',., ',;' "',"';',' . ""; -A"<~7t:,r:·':·.:.. MINUTES OF THE HAY 16, 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEBTlNG Ann Anger stated that it is one thing to just buy a video ga... and take it heme as this is private and does not bother anyone. Vallco Park has set the pace for something that is high class and therefore is attracting other high class businesses. Sears is DOW part of the Vallco mall. She stated that s~e gets upset when people want to down- grade Cupertino. Patricia Parks representing interests of merchants at Vallco Park stated that owners in Vallco are second and third generation business people in Cupertino. She stated that the manager at Eastridge rec~ mended against an arcade opening. She also stated that it seemed that one could get any opinion one would want from various places. Restric- tions could be put on the use permit, but the result would be putting out fires. She urged Council to not grant the permit and to look at all the ramifications. Mr. Saleme stated that th~ City has sent out 130 letters regarding the public hearing and only three merchants showed up. He stated that it would be better to have it in Sears than elsewhere, and even- tually there would be an arcade. It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Rogers snd passed unanimously to deny Application 13-U-83 per Planning Commission Resolu- tion No. 2396. ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE APPLICA'IIOIIS 29. None UNFINISHED BUSINESS 30. None NEW BUSINESS 31. Report updating alternate ways of service development in Cupertino It was moved by Counc. Rogers. seccnded by Counc. Johnson and passed unanimously to approve staff recommendation to continue to build reserves in capital improvement p.ogram so that the City will be in a better position for startup financing should it have to take over public safety services. Council also approved that the City retain all revenues, land or prop- erty, pertaining to police or fire services required by the City during development. However, each case shall be considered individually. 32. Claim for damages filed by David L. and Rose C. Hinders. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, secorJed by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to reject the claim filed by David L. and Rose C. Hinders and to direct the City Clerk to so notify claimants. cc-609 Page 11 13-U-83 denied Service deve 1- I opment Hinders claim rejected ·' e:o~2 Leitner claim rejected Cablecasting to continue in color Swr.:;aons re- ceived as Court Resurfacing Res. S". 6076 adopted . ",' ItINUTES OF THE MAY .iI" 1983 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 33. Claim for damages f1Ü.d by Joseph It. Leitner. It was move" by Counc. Plungy, ..econded by Counc. Rogers and passed unanimously to reject the claim for damages filed by Joseph It. Leitner and to direct the City Clerk to so notify the claimant. 34. Consideration of continuing cablecasting of City Council aod Planning Gomm1saion meetings. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed with Counc. Sparks dissenting to continue cablecasting of City Council and Planning Commission meetings. It was moved by Counc. Plungy, seconded by Counc. Johnson and passed with Councilmembers Jobnson and Sparks dissenting to cab).ecast these meetings in color rather than black and white. 35. Summons and complaint filed on behalf of Philip Clarence Slavsky. The summons and complaint was received. 36. R2port on bid opening and awarQ of contract, Tennis Court Resurfacing, Project 83-50. It was moved by Counc. Rogers, seconded by Counc. Plungy and passed unanimously to award contract for Tennis Court Resurfacing, Memorial Park, Project 83-50, to Tennis and Track Builders USA in the amount of $5,846.40 based on lowest bid submitted. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 37. None ORDINANCES 38. None RESOLUTIONS 39. Resolution No. 6076: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Rescinding Resolution No. 5913, Authorizing Execution of Agreement between the City of San Jose and the City of Cupertino for Sharing of Costs for Modification of Traffic Signals at De Anza Boulevard and Bollinger RQad." It was moved by COUDe. Rogers, seconded by CouDe. Plungy and passed unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 6076. Council adjourned at midnight to 7;00 p.m., Thursday, May 26, 1983. ~ / / ¿.. ~pt. -;:1 City Clerk "