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CITY OF aJPERI'INO, STATE OF CALIFJRNIA
10300 Torre Avenue, ~rtino CA 95014
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MItm'ES œ THE RmJLAR CITY COUICIL MEETIOO HEtÐ
ON HOV!HIIR 21, 1983 IN THE CXOCIL awea,
CITY HAU., aJPER'l'INO, CALII!ORNIA
Mayor Plungy called the ~ing to order at 6:45 polll. in
the Council 0- Ler, City Hall.
SALUTE TO THE FUG
ROLL CALL
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Counc. Present:
Gatto, Johnson, Riogers, Sparks, Mayor
P1ungy
Staff Present:
City Manager I)¡inlan
c.puty City Clerk Villarante
Director of Public WOrks Viskcwich
Dirctœ of Plaming and DeYal." .t Sisk
Director of Finance ~r
Director of Parks anð aecr_tion DoIIling
City Attorney Kilian
Plarmer 1 Bemindyk
STAFF REi'OIn-&
I. Oral reports by staff øøœrs and subDission of written
reports.
2. Report frQII false alam hearing.
Ci ty Manager I)¡inlan presented a staff report and also
presented lton NO.2. 'lbe staff report was received by
CouncU. It was moved by CourJe. Gatto, BeCOI~ by Counc.
Rogers and ['iIs'S9d unanimously to accept the false alam
report as presented by the Ci ty Manager.
COUNCIL REPORTS
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It was moved by Counc. Johnson, sac:on:1ed by Counc. Gatto
and passed unanimously to direct a letter in support of a
meeting between the Solid Waste Advisory Calmitte.i1 aoo SWI'1A
consul tants.
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It _ IIIOIIed by CoœIc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Roger. and
psued unanillloualy to approve the eor-¡t Calendar _
øuI:IIIi tted.
8. RIdIolution No. 6203: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of CUpertino Alla.ring Certain Clau. and
De1Iand. Payable in the 1IIIcunts and fraa the EU:Id. ..
Hereinafter Described for 5'o1ariee and Wages for the
Payroll Period Ending NoII8Dber 1, 1983."
9. Resolution No. 6202: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Q pertino Allowing Certain Clau. and
D8Dand8 Payable in the 1IIIcunts and frQII the Funds u
Hereinafter De8ç.:1bed for General and Miscellaneous
£ '~.ditures for the Period Ending OctIJber 28, 1983."
10. waiver of fess: (a) Girl Scouts of Santa Clara
COUnty. (b) Citizens Action League. (c) Nort:mM8t
Valley Y'. Men'. Clœ.
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11. Resolution No. 6205: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of CUprrtino Setting Tu. and Place for a
Public Hearing to Can8ider an Increase of Transient
Occupancy Tax."
12. Minutes of the regular meeting of NO\/eai:)er 7, 1983.
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13. Resolution No. 6206: "A Resolution of the City CoœIcll
of the City of CUpeEtino in SUpport of Relicensing of
Hydroelectric projects to the Pbcific Gas and Electric
CaIpany. "
14. Resolution No. 6207: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the Ci ty of CUpertino Declaring its Intention to
Change Street Name within the City of CUpertino
Pursuant to Section 5026 of the Streets and Highways
Code, State of California, Fixing Time and Place for
Hearing and Providing Notice Thereof; O1ange a Portion
of stevens Creek Boulevard to Byrne Avenue due to
Closure of Byrne Avenue."
15. Resolution No. 6204: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of CUpertino Allowing certain ClaLms and
Demands Payable in the !\mOunts and fran the Funds as
Hereinfter Described for General and Miscellaneous
Expenditures for the Period Ending Novenber 10, 1983."
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16. Resolution No. 6209: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of CUpertino Approving Contract O1ange
order No. 2.\ for Bollinger Road Iq>rovement Project
81-27."
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17. Resolution NO. 6210: "A Resolution of the City COuncil
of the Ci ty of CUpertino ~ting Grant Deed of ØIIal
Property for ~ Pur~~ - fran Santa Paula Pl_, a
Lilai ted Partnenhip Located on Santa Paula Avenue But
of Foothill Boulevard."
18. Resolution NO. 6211: "A Re8olution of the City Council
of the City of OJpertino Approring contract 0Ienge
order NO. 2 for: ~,. A--.. Cloøure, Project 83-82."
19. Resolution NO. 6212: "A RIIeolution of the City Council
of the City of OJpertino Authorizing the Execution of
Deferred ._t with Jotw1 and Di_ coonan for the
Inpr~t of Prcnt:age on Palm Avenue Nlsterly of Mira
vista Avenue."
20. Acœptanc:e of amicipal .". -t: Tract No. 6943 -
I'har Lap and st...__ Creek Boulevard.
Vote
Members of the City Counc 11
Gatto, Johnson, Regen, Sparks, Plungy
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ORAL aHUlICATIœ8
22. Presentation of _Ed of appreciation to CatherirIP.
Guich.
Mayor Plungy made a pr_ttation to Catherine Gasich who
has retired frQII the Library Camlisaion. He thanked her
for her 20 years of service.
23. Dr. Hark Congress regarding a health issue affecting
the City - water pcllution.
Dr. Congress presented a letter to the Council (.""ltêlting
on contamination of water by lead and other pollutants with
ri!gard to the proposed garbage site at Bry&n Canyon.
24. MBnbers of the audience regarding matters not on the
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Norma Bradlyn, 2234 Riverside Drive, addreslied Council's
lack of attendance at the CROAK£ meetings and also at t:.'1e
SWMA meeting with Dr. Cœpton.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS
25. DillCUSBion of alternative projecta for the expenditure
of cannunhy Developuent Block Grant fmda in the Ci ty
of CUpertino and its Sphere of Inflœnce for the
1984-85 Progran year and adopt related CitiZlln
Participation Progran. Preliminary hearing.
IQ) COordinantor Binnendyk preSS1ted a brief sCaff report
to the Council stating that the Council would be allocating
funds for the fiscal year 1984-85.
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by COUnc. Johnson
and passed unanimously to close the public hearing.
It WIIS moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Gatto and
passed unanimously to ~lEllll!flt the 6-Apeaditure of funds
for alternative projects of the Canlutity Developnent Block
Grant Funds as per staff reo. ....-mtion.
Mayor Ploogy welccmed the public to attend the funding
~ings.
26. Consideration of iø¡>lEllll!fltation of
Traffic Plan.
west OJpertino
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(a) Rebuttal fran Energy Calmisaion to WIo~taide
Traffic Ta8lt Force rec...........ldation.
Director of Public WOrks viskovich pr_ted a brief staff
report and history of thP west CUpertino Traffic Plan to
the City Council. He went on to state potential iq>act
areas and projected iq¡ect areas and that the
iø¡>lEllll!fltation date would be January 18 or 19, 1984.
Discussion ensued be~ COUncil and staff regarding the
temporary status of implementing Level 3 and the legal
implications of the 60 day limitation.
Dave Klinger, 7538 water ford Drive, gave an explanation to
Council of the West OJpertino Traffic Plan and stated that
he felt implementing Level 3 was a drastic solution and
that he had mixed emotions regard:'ng the implementdtion.
City Manager Quinlan requested a clarification from the
City Attorney of the temporary Cusis of the 60 ddY plan.
City Attorney Kilian stated that then! would be no
peIlllanent solution prior to an EIR.
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aill Lewis, 7573 Bollinger, stated to the Council that the
notice of public œaring did not reflect the intent of the
task force. He went on to say that the rvc...........ldations
were for Level 1 and Level 2 implϿ1tation and should not
go to Level 3. Mr. Lewis lMintained that the traffic will
continue to go through the residential streets and that he
was confused wi th regard to t...........eodation No. 10 of the
Traffic Plan.
Don RosenbaIJll, 7633 Proopect Road, addressed COUncil as
~ing for the residents on Prospect and SOUth Stelling,
stating that they endorsed the West Cupertino Traffic Plan
and were in support of the closure of Stelling. Ife went on
to pr_t reaul ts of a survey he had taken of neatby
residents. Mr. AosenbalD stated that he felt there should
be a 60 day impl_tation of Level 3 and that there should
be another hearing afterward.
Mayor Plungy paid congratulations to Mr. Hill wOO is newly
elected to the school board.
Mr. Hill, 20915 McClellan Road, stated to the Council that
he felt they were favoring a _11 ~t of West Side
CUpertino and that the Council should implønent Levels 1
and 2.
· Ron Bl_tt, 22154 McClellan Road, stated that COUncil
needs to taylor its reaction to traffic and should not
iqIede flow and should not make capricious changes.
Jim Mort, 7498 Barnhart Place, stated to the Council that
he objected to the closures at Stelling, Galway and
Jamestown. He went on to state that he felt the closures
would iDpede both police and fire effectiveness in the area
Mrs. McElroy, 1358 S. Stelling 1!oad, stated to Council she
had understood that they had already voted to implønent
Level 3, and that she was in favor of the cloFure of
Stelling Road.
Carol Rohr, 1424 Aster Lane, questioned the C:>uncil
decision to close Stelling stating that it was not the
solution and would just transfer the problem to other
areas.
Don PenhaJ2, 10610 N. Stelling, relayed to Council examples
of personal danger due to traffic problans on Stelling.
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Jack Steck, 7535 Water ford Drive, cœmented that Q¡pertino
would not be isolated fran traffic by itself and that
Council must look at traffic in the West Valley area as a
whole. He went on to suggest that De ArIza Boulevard be
opened up so traffic could flow freely.
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Stella Penhale, 10610 N. Stelling. ccncurred with her
hu.øband's remarKS and stated that she was tired of the
traffic.
J_ POrto Carreno, 7695 Orange BI~ Drive, stated hi.
ccncem to the Council regarding the safety of school
children in the area. He went on to state that he felt
Council should not make any rash decisions and that
everyone should share tile responsibility of the traffic
probl8ll.
Maggie Flick, McClellan Road. questioned the Council as to
why the call1lJnity was allOllled to become Higbey 85.
Clarence Nicholson, 1642 stelling, made ¡.....-nt8 to CWnc:il
regardin;¡ the lack of safety on Stelling ..nd concurred with
the Lewl 3 closure.
Wayne Star, 1356 Primrose way, pointed out to Council the
impact that the closure of Stelling would haYe on other
haœs in the area.
John Martinez, 1145 South Stelling lQId, stated to the
Council that he felt they should push for Highwy 85
<:arpletion.
Þ Dick Roggenbuck. 7401 Plan Blossan, 9Xp1'esaed his ...<),-...111
to the Council regarding increaœd traffic on Rainbow Drive
due to the closures, and stated that he felt Q)uncil was
just transferring the traffic prob18ll.
Jim Purdy, 7950 McClellan. No.3, stated to the Council
that he felt to ;~ traffic further was ludicrous and
that Stelling Road should remain open.
Mike Flores, representing the City of Saratoga, read a
letter fran the Saratoga City Council to the CUpertino City
Council requesting that they take no action on the closures
until they have had time to stud:' their ~ts and give
Catments.
~laureen Leonard. 7609 Prospect Road. concurred with the
closure of Stelling Road due to safety factors.
Forrest Kirstner commented to the Council that the issue of
traffic on Stelling Road had been discussed for three years
and that he would like to see the closure plan approved.
He went on to state that traffic problems occur all night
long and that he would like Stelling closed until tœ 85
Highway project is completed.
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Tan Kraner. Rainbow Drive. stated to Council that he 00-
not want to _ Stelling ibid closed and that he had not
see'I anyone that evening that WilS not living on Stelling
Road or Prospect that was in favor of the cloeure.
Tan Weber. Energy Ccamission. stated to the Council thIIt
the CaaDission's objection _ to using stop signa to
control traffic. that it was a very poor U88 of ~,
created pollution and noi_ and other ~obl....
It was IIIOVed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Johnson
and passed unanimously to clo.e the public hearing.
Mayor Plungyannounced recess at 9;18 p.m.
Council resumed at 9;35 p~.
Mayor Plungy stated that information received frQII OIarles
NewIIan explained that the Santa Clara COunty Board of
Supervisors would be appropriating funds to ~eserve the
HighNay 85 right of way.
COunc. Gatto gave a brief history and update of the Higbey
85 ~oject and also explained the history of the Nest
CUpertino Traffic Task Force and their traffic strategi_
of iøçediments and flow.
Council discussion ensued regarding the ~oposed traffic
plan and possible usage of the 85 corridor off Stelling for
temporary traffic alleviation.
Ray Shannon stated to the Council that it was his
undotrstanding that the City had no pennission to use the
Highway 85 corridor.
Ci ty Manager Quinlan stated to Council that he understocxl
that an encroacl1Dent pemi t would be allowed as long as it
was for temporary roadway purposes.
Director of Public WOrks viskovich explained that since the
Ci ty of Saratoga had objected to a previous encroachnent
permit the State would not allow CUpertino to use the
Highway 85 corridor.
llayor Plunyy requested that staff pursue temporary usage of
the 85 corridor with the State.
Discussion ensued between Council and staff regarding
implementation of the traffic plan.
It was:roved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Johnson
and passed with Counc. Sparks dissenting to implement
Levels 1 and 2 of the West CUparti~:> Traffic Task Force
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olan and for staff to ini tiate an ÍI1IIIediate EIR for X-l 3
~ a possible General Plan change with an EIR for Higmey
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27. Request fran Uni ted Cable Telìwisian for increase in
rates.
City Manager Quinlan stated to the Cooncu that United
Cable was in conformance with the ordinance frCB a
technical standpoint.
Don Mackenzie, OIairperson of the Cable 'IV ldvi80ry
Calmittee, stated that their conceJ:.. loBS with the franchise
requirøœnt for van usage, primarily by OJpertino citi..w.
Randy Zrelak. repr_ting ~ited Cable, explained to the
Cooncil the schedule for usage of the van.
Discussion ensued ~ Cooncil, staff and -œrs of
united Cable regarding lICbedu1ing of the van and the rate
increases.
Dave Klinger questioned Council regarding as to what
efforts are being made to include the rest of CUpertino in
United Cable.
Ann McElroy stated to Council that she would like to stop
being a Gill Cable TV subøcriber since being annexed frcm
San Jose.
Ci ty Manager Quinlan explained to Mrs. McElroy the history
on the annexed San Jose area service.
Da'Je MacElroy ~.......ented to the Council that he has not been
treated well in the United Cable office.
Bob Oxy, 22237 McClellan Road, stated to the Council that
he would like to see them consider both the pranilm and
basic rate figures for their increase. He also CCbu",.ut.ed
that he too had not been treated well in the united Cable
office.
It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Johnson
and passed unanimously to close the public hearing.
Counc. Johnson questioned United (".able as to when there
would be another increase.
Randy Zrelak, United Cable, stated to Council that they
were on a June to June fiscal year basis.
Don ~.ackenzie stated to Council that as per ordinal)O;!
wnited Cable was limited to 18 months before they could
initiate another increase.
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It was I1IDYed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Caœc. Gatto and
['lined unanimously to approve an inc:reaee in the basic rate
for united Cable.
It was lIIOYe:J by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. JoIvuIcn
and Pi''1Øed unanimously to alllO subait the fEIO and elective
prEllliœa rates in their report when initiating the next
increase.
~ING APPLICATIONS
28. "PPlication 17-'lM-83 of Michael A. Tantrophol:
Tentative MIIp to -.Id conditions of subdivision map
approval for Tract 5990 to pemit reconfiguration of
~s for Lot 14 of said subdivision and Ðwironnental
Review: The Plaming OOImission [8('0. ......cJa the
granting of a Negative Declaration. The subject
property is located on the south side of Rainbow Driw
approximately 500 ft. _terly of Bubb Road.
Ae....u......1ded for approval.
Director of Planning and Developaent Sisk preeented a staff
report to the Council.
It was I1IDYed by Counc. Sparks, æcocldtod by counc. Gatto and
Pllsaed unanimously to approve a Negative Declaration for
Application l7-TM-83.
It was I1IDYed by Counc. Sparks, seconded by counc. I03e-Lr;
and p".1Ied unanimously to approve Application 17-TM-83 of
Michael A. Trantrophol as per Plaming Camlission
Resolution No. 2457.
29. Application 32-0-83 of Virgil E. Ellsworth: Use PeIJllit
to construct a single-family haDe on an existing parcel
and Ðlvirormental Review: The project is categorically
exElllpt, hence, no action is required. The subject
property is located on the sou~t side of Santa
Clara Avenue approximately 50 ft. south of Grand Avenue
and is zoned P (Planned Developnent with residential
intent) . Re(:.""..od1deè for approval.
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, BeC'Onded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unanimously to approve Application 32-U-83 per
Planning Oammission Resolution No. 2458.
30. Application 27-U-81 (Revised) of William A. Kinst:
AmenàIIent of a previously approved use PEIJlli t to
construct a ~story office building equaling
approximately 11,000 sq. ft. and Environœntal Review:
The project was previously assessed, hence, no action
is required. The subject property is located on the
west side of Pasadena Avenue approximately 150 ft.
south of Stevens Creek Boulevard in a P (Planned
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Developnent with <.......d.cial intent) zoning district.
Aec.........-.ded for approval.
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It was moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Roger.
and passed unanimously to approve Application 27-0-81
(Revised) per Planning COmIission Resolution MG. 2459.
31. Application 34-U-83 o! Donald K. Joœs: U. Pemit to
constru;:t a veterinary cHn.i: of approximately 1,900
sq. ft. and FnYir<nBItal Review: The Planning
COmIission r..c......-ds the granting of a Negative
Declaration. The subject property is located at the
northeast comer of Foothill Boulevam and S~
Creek Boulevard in a P (Plamed DeYel~.t wi th office
use intent). Rec··· -Ided for approval.
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, secooded by Counc. Rogers
and passed unanimously to approve the granting of a
Negative Declaration for Application 34-U-83.
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, &ec.'OI'\ded by counc. Rogers
and P3ssed unaDillll'll,.1 Y to approve Application 34-0-83 per
Planning COmIission Resolution No. 2461.
AACHITæ'nJRAL AND SITE APPROVAL CXMUTTEE APPLICATIONS
32. Application 1C-5l,589.l - 1td-Art Sign c.."..ny
(cύuterland) - Appealing denial of lIIOdification of a
sign program for a multi-tenant ~rcial building
located on the south slde of Stevens Creek Boulevard
be~ Blaney Avenue and De Anza Boulevard.
Rec.",..-.ded for denial.
Mr. Sarkis Koupouj ia representing Callputerland stated to
Council that he would like a sign at the front of the
parking lot due to blockage of the current sign setup at
the shopping center. Ife also sulmi tted pictures of the
signage at the shopping center to the Cooncil.
Discussion ensued between the Council and Mr. Koupoujia
regarding the signage at the shopping center.
It was lfoOVed by Counc. Johnson seconded by Counc. Sparks
and passed with Counc. Rogers dissenting to deny
Application HC-51,589.1.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
33. List of those appointed to rental CQ1IDittee.
Mayor Plungy reei too the naœs of those appointed to the
rental carrnittee, as follows: lola Hendricsen (Senior
Citizens); Marge Bosetti (appointed by :1ayor Plungy); Burt
Avery (Landlord); Robert Wagner (Landlord - Pranetheus) i
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Beverly Lawrence (l'Iidpeninsula Citizens for Fair Hcuaing) J
Ron Granville (Tri-county Apt. Assoc.); Betty LaBrie (Goa18
CaaIIittee); Bill Rook (appointed by Counc:. Spar:ks); Sally
Brennan (appointed by Counc:. RDgeJ:s); Max SU.-" (Lake
Biltmore Tenants Assoc.); OiAnn WalkArr (G1811brook Tenants
Assoc.); Terry BrOlll\ (0wIàtr of Co ~rce); Janet wright
(appointed by Counc. JoIwIm); Al O!appell (appointed by
Coüoc. Gatto); and Louise Levy (teague of 1bIIen VOters).
Mayor Plungy ~t on to state the first Jœeting would be
set for November 30 at 7:30 p.m. in the CCnference RoaII.
The City Clerk was directed to aenð . letter to notify each
of the members. The Mayor went on tha state that HHge
Bosettti would be the Acting OIairperson at the first
_ting at which the group would select a OIairperson.
Mayor Plungy stated that the teminus of the OCIIIIIittee
would be six months with the Call1itœe returning after the
first three months with a work ¡lE'ogr... for review by the
City Council.
NÐi BUSINESS
34. Council 01æIber TV equipuent report.
It was moved by Counc. Spar:ks, seco.ded by Counc:. Jomson
and passed unanimously to lIpPE'opr!ate funds for Council
OIaatIer TV equipuent.
35. Request for appropriation of funds to contract for
Goverrment OIannel staff.
It was moved by Counc. Roger., seoo.odo.d by Counc:. Jomson
and passed unanimously to appropl'iate funds to contract for
Governnent OIannel staff.
36. Claim for danages sutmitted by Mark V. Tyson.
It was moved by Counc:. Sparks, aeconJe.J by Coone. Rogers
and passed unanimously to deny the claim for danaqes filed
by Mark V. Tyson as per staff rec.............:Jation.
37. Appoinbnent of consultant for cost allocation plan and
request for appropriation.
It was moved by Counc. R.Jgers, seconded 'üy Counc:. Sparks
and passed with a 3-2 vote with Counc. Johnson and Gatto
dissenting to approve appointment of consultant for cost
allocation plan and request for appropriation.
38. Request fram Cable TV Advisory Committee for approval
of grant for developnent of "Free on 3."
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It "as moved by Counc. Sparks, __-ended by coone. Rogers
and passed unanimoualy to a,prove grant for developnent of
"Free on 3."
39. Recp!st for aß-ropriation for staff to attend western
Cable Confez:enœ.
It was'IICMId by 0CU1c. Ragers, *IOQIaded by COUnc. Sparks
Md passed unani--wly to &pp1'ove the appropriation for
staff t() attend Nutern Cabl.. CCnferenc:e.
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40. Revision of Ordinance No. 1220 pertaining to Hazardous
Materials to b:ing it into oonfomaity with AS 1362.
(a) First reading of ordinance No. 1244: "An
ordinance of the City of OJpertino 1ImeI1ding
OIapter 9.12, Hazardous Materials Storage, of the
CUpertino ~icipel Code."
It was moved by counc. Sparks, .......<),dac1 by COUnc. Rogers
and passed unanimously to read ordinance No. 1244 by ti tie
only and COUnc. Spark's reading to constitute the first
reading thereof.
41. Request for appropEiation for stolID "-"9-.
It was moved by COUnc. Sparks, NCOnded by COUnc. Rogers
and passed unanilllously to approve appropriation for stolID
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42. Aec;uest for appropriation for storm ñ--;¡p equipuent.
It was moved by Cc ...IC. Sparks, &e...(),dac1 by COUnc. Rogers
and passed unanimously to approve appropriation for stoma
danage equi¡:ment.
ORDINANCES
43. Second !ecding of ordil'limCf' No. 1243: nl'n ordinance of
the City of CUpertino 1IIIending Section 1l.12.030 of the
Q.Jpertino ~micipal COOe to Establish the P1.ima Facie
Speed Limit of 40 Miles Per Hour on De Anza Boulevard
and Saratoga-SunnYVõle ~ frau t'rOii~t ~ to a
Point 700 Ft. North of Haaestead Roarl."
It 'MIS moye:3 by Counc:. Rogers, seconded by coone. Sparks
and passed unanimously to read ordinance No. 1243 by title
only and the Deputy City Clerk's reading co constitute the
second reading thereof.
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It was move:3 by Counc:. Rogers, seconded by Counc:. Sparks
...nd passed unanimously to enact ordinance No. 1243.
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44. First reming of Ordinance IL. 1245: -An OEdinance of
the City of CUpertino Jmending sections 11.24.150 and
11.24.160 of the CUpertino MUnicipal 00ðb to Prohibit
Stopping, Standing or Parking on San Juan Road and to
Delete Parking pcohibition During Certain Hours on
Foothill Boulevard.-
It was IIIOV8! by Counc. Rogers, aecondecJ by Counc. Sparks
and I'I'ssecJ unanis:lualy t.o read OEdinance No. 1245 by titlca
only and the City Clerk's reading to ooostitute the first
reading thereof.
RESOWrIONS
45. None.
NON-Am2m BUSINESS
46. Recognition by Mayor of special r8lp!Sts.
Id) General Audience.
Ann Anger, Monta Vista, addresøøi COuncil regarding the
boxcars on mperial Aveœe in Monta Vista.
City Manager Quinlan stated he would follow up with the
Cannunity Services Officer regarding the boxcars.
Nancy Hertert stated to Council that she did not understand
Ordinance No. 1245 as far as the arœ of prohibition for
parking on San Juan Road.
(b) City Council.
CLOSm SESSION
ADJ~ to Tuesday, NovmIber 22, 1983, 6:30 p.m. to
interview applicants for appointmP.nt to advisory bodies.
The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 p.m.
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It _ __ by COUIIc. Gatto, MC ¡~6eð by Oounc:. Sparks an!
po' uJ ~___1y to appoint ...-. c.1ucchi anc! amyl
QJilalt to tbIt Mlie Sllfety a:-iaion.
It - __ by 00aac. Gatto, MC-..,,,",, by 0Dunc:. ~t. an!
P- I) ~y to "IIPOint Petzieia JackIIon to the
Libruy ec.d_1OD.
It - .,..., by 0Daac. Sparka, M( 1)¡,0I1e<J by Oounc:. JM.,too
and r 15 ....~y to IIßIOint HInEy Baffa10w an! IcIb..l
Rut......#-.'" to the ~ ~_lC1D.
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'Ibue m._ OM cpDlng 01'1 tile "lyi o..iaiOD fee
which the City Cleñ'. office will n8ðfUti_.
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