CC 04-02-84
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cm OF CUPERTINO, STATE OF CALIFORlIA
10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertinc, CA 95014
Telephone: (408) 2~2-4505
HIN!JTES OF THE REGULAR CITY COUTfCIL MEETING HELD OW
APRIL 2, 198_ IN THE COURCIL CHAMBER,
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA
At 61115 p,m., Mayor PlunSy called the ...UIIS to o!"d., ill
the Council OInber, City Hall.
SALUTE TO THE FLAG
ROLL CALL
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Cour.c. Present:
Gatto, Jchllsoll. IIosers, Spa1'ks, Mayel' ¡;lòØll'
Statt Present I
City Hanaser Quinlan
City Clerk COrnelius
Directo1' ot MUo Works Vtskovich
Dl1'ooto1' ot Plenllll and DeYelopllet SIIIe
Di1'actor ot Filleoe Stlrd... Clett at 9.05 P...)
Dlrootor ot Peru II1IcI Roc1'eatlon DDwUnl
Assistant to the City Hanaser Brown
Rehabilitation Cool'dinato1' CSI'O
CDBG COordlnato1' 8innendylc
City Attorney Kilian
STAFF REPORTS
2. Submtsslor. ot written Repo1'ts.
City Hanaler's Repo1't
Request for transter ot funds fo1' Pl8llnir.1 Dl1'octcr - It
wes moved by Cour.c. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Rosers and
passed unanimously to app1'c;ve the trIlllSi'e1' ot S500 from
Proresslcnsl ar.d Specialized Services to Conterence and
Meeting Expense, Activity 653.
AB 2611 1, Ir.frastructure needs - It. was moved by CoUl"c.
Sparks, secor,ded by Cour.c. RClers al1d passed unaniØlOusly te-
refer this 1 tel!! tc the Legislative Review Co...1ttee,
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Fund transfer
to Activity
653
AB 2641
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Anf.mal control
officers
False alarm
appeals
Haay 85
Legislative
Review Com.
Consent Calen-
dar approved
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'U'I1I~ (If nIt: AI'IUI. l. 19ð1f cur COllie!&. flUTlRG . Cc.641
City Clerk's Report
AS 22111, Ani.al control orncers - It vas IIOved by Couno.
Sparks, secoMed by Cour.o. Reier. ar.d paned unan1aously to
oppose this l..talation.
3. Report on thr.. hellrir.IS tor appeal ot tal.. alar.
charges.
It was moved by Couno. Sparks, _ollded b, Cour.o, 1Io...s
and passed UIIan1aously to der., tile appeal ot Hr. Bor... nd
to grant tM appeal. ot Hr. Yanollski end Hr. S.,ed..
1. Oral reports by stott .-.bro..
Director or Plannlnl end DIIYelcpaent Slak preser.tecI a
report relardi"l danaerous struotures aM the
lfelllett-Psckard use ot a lleUoopter 111 constl'uotlon.
Hayor PlunlY thanked tt.. C"-ber ot Co.eroe to!' the
donation ot 36 dozen wlnlt Ibsses tor Covnol1 end HaJlOr ot
Toyokava, Japen. lie announoed that 011 ",y II there would be
a o....ontal plantinl ot oherl'Y trees.
COUNCIL REPORTS
Counc. Gatto. Hllhvay 85 Task Foroe - Council. by
conaensus. stated that they had no opposition to the o1t1.s
ot Sunnvyale and Mountain Vie., belnl repre..nted on tile
HilhllBY 85 Task Forae. CoUIlO. Gatto intoNed tho.. preaent
thst he viII brinl a position paper relardin. Hilhvay 85 to
the next City Council ...tinl tor action.
Counc. Johnsor.: Lelislat1ve Revie., Cor· _tee - It vas
moved by Couno. Johnson, secondld by CoUIIC. Gatto M'Á
passed unanÚolously to support sa 23311 (Ellis), oity control
over sale ot fireworks. continue to oppose SB 11126
(McCorquodale). local pubUc ..ployer-_ployee relations,
request copies ot AB 3967. AB 3939 ar.d AB 3822.
Director
Item No.
Calendar .
c f Planning and IJevelcpmer.t Shk requested that
30 on the agenda be addad to the Conser.t
By consensus this request was denied.
CONSENT CALENDAR
It was moved by Ccunc.
passed unanimously to
subml tted ,
Gattc, seconded by Ccur.c. Rogers ar.d
apprcve the Ccr.sent Caler.clar as
9. Resolutlcr. lID. 6301: "A Resolutior. of the City
Ccur.cll of the City of Cuperttr.o Allowir.g Certair.
Claims ar.d Demar.ds Payable Ir. the kleur.ts and frem the
Fur.ds as Hereir.arter Described for Ger.eral ar.d
Mhcellar,eous Exper.ditu:-es fer the Period Er,dir.g r~arch
16, 1984,
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HIIlIn"ES OF THE APRIl. 2, 19811 CITY COUJICII. HEETIIIG - CC-6"
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10. Resolutlor, No. 6303: "A Resolution or the tity Council
ot the City or Cupertir.o Allolling Certain Cld.. aIId
DeIIands Payable in the AIIIounts and tro. the Funds a.
Hereinafter Described for Salaries and V...S tor the
Payroll Period Elldinl March 20, 198"."
11. Resolution No. 63011: ". Resolution ot the City Ccunol1
ot the City ot Cupertino Allowll!l Certain ClaÙls aIId
Demands Payable in the AIIounts anel tl'Oftl tile F'unels a.
Hereinatter Described tor General 8'!d HisoeUeoo18
Exper.dltures tor the Period Endinl March 30, 19811."
12. Resolution No. 6305: ". Resolution ot the City Council
ot the City ot Cupertlr.o Ace.ptlnl Grant ot ElI_lilt
tor Roadway I'Urpøsa. trom Nicholas A. Speno, Ronald G.
Speno, Eernest A. Speno, and LucUle A. Sp_
consisting ot appro.illately 0.008+ acres, looated at
Stevens Creek Bouleyarel anel Stern ber.n."
13. Resolution No. 6306: "A Resolution ot the City Ccuncll
ot the City ot Cupertir.o Apprcvlng Contract Challl.
~der No. 1 tor Chic Center Parkin. Lot Ex..uloll
Project 83-53."
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111. Request for Waher ot F....
a. Hid-Peninsula Support Network tor Batte,ed
Women.
b. Monta Vista Hilh School Athletio Boo...,..
c. Ki"anis Club ot Cupertino.
15. Resolution No. 6307: "A Resolution of tile City Counoil
ot the City ot Cupertino Approving tile tinal .ap and
improv_er.t plans ot Tract No. 75711, Cupertino TONII
Center looated at the southeast corner ot Torre ""anue
and Stevens Creek Bouleverd, developer' Torre Avenue
Properties, a leneral partnership; and Jason Chartier
Acceptinl Certain EasOllents; Authorizi!11 Silnil!g ot
fir.al Hap and IIIprov_ent Plans; Authorizing the
Execution of Agreemer,ts in connection therewi_h."
16. Hlr.utes 0 f the Regul ar meetlr.g cf March 13, 198".
(CC-638)
17. Minutes of the Regular meeting of tlarch 19, 198/¡.
( CC-639)
Vote Members of the City Cour,cll
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AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT:
ABSTAIN:
Gatto, Johr,scr., Rogers, Sparks, Plur,gy
None
None
tlcr.e
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Item 33 con-
tinued
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ITEMS REMOVt:D FROM THE CONSENT CALENDAR
18. Nolle
ORAL COHHUNICATIONS
19. ProclaDatlor. declerir.1 the week ot April 8-1_, 198_ ss
wScienoe Fair Week.w
The City Clerk vas directed to tor ward tile procl.atton to
the appropriate parties.
20. Prool.ation declsrinl april 9-13. 1984 88 wHead Start
WeekW .
The City Cle1'k vas directed to torward the prool.atlon to
the appropriate parties.
21. Procl.ation deolarlr.1 april 22-28.
Calitornla Resouroe Ra11, Weekw
Cupertinow .
198_ as wTIIe Qoeat
in tile City ot
Hr. Ken ....., Jaycees. "pressed appraciatlon tor t:,e
support ot the Resource Ra11, Week.
22. Procl.atton decl..lnl the IIOnth ot april as wChUd
Abuse Prevention Month W 111 the City ot Cupe1'tlno.
The City Cle1'k vas direotad to torward the prool.ation to
the appropriate parties.
23, Procl.ation dechrinl april 15-21, 1984 as wCoin Weekw
in the City ot Cupertino.
Hr. Nielsor. ot the Coir. Club in Cupertir,o aecepted the
prool.ation.
211. Procl.atlon declerinl the week of \prl1 2-7, 198- as
wpublic Schools WeekW in tile City or Cupertino.
The City Clerk vas directed to the rorvard the proclamatior.
to the appropriate psrties.
25. Proclllllatior. declarir.g april 27, 19811 as WGirl Scout
Leader's DB,.. 1r. the City of Cuperti r,c.
The City Clerk was directed to forlldrd the pro:!l..atior. to
the appropriate parties.
It was mcved by Cour,c. Rogers, secor.ded by Cour.o. Gatto sr.d
passed ur.ar.iDlOualy to cor.t1r.ue a¡ er.d a Item 110. 3~ to the
regular meetlr.g cf april 16.
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PUBLIC IØ::ARINGS
26. Cor.sideraticn ef Annexatior, or areli designated "San
Fernando Averoue 81-04".
a.
Resolution No. 6308: "A Resolution ef
Cour.cil or tile City or t;upertino
Annexation ot area deelluted as "Sar.
Avenue 31-()J ".
the Cit,
Ord..inl
Fer nar.do
It was lIoved by Counc. ~rks, seconeled by Cour.c. Gøtto 8IId
passed unanilDOusly to clue the pUblic he..ir.g.
It WIIS IIOVed by Counc. Sparks, secor~ed by CoUtIC. Johnson
anel passed unanilDOusly to adopt Resolutíon No. 63OS.
2í. West Cupertino Tratric .i~llatior.: resul ts or Cit,' s
survey.
Director of ?lannir.1 anoJ Develo..ent Sisk reviewed the
start report anel the results or the City's survey with
Council.
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Sally Rueter', 4"15 Tilbury ~1ve. SaIl Josa, expressed
unhappiness regarding the stop silne on Stellinl and
supported Hilhvay 85. She stated that the options tor
access to Hishvays 85 and 280 are llllited troll We:rt. San
Jose. Berore the stop sllns, trattlo VIIS heavy but it
IICVed. $be te.la that pollution has lnoreased al\d that
people ...e aIIlry and trustrated. She SUSlested trattic
actuated signals with pedestrians buttons.
Dor. RosenballD, 7633 Prospect Road, Cupertino, stated that
he was representinl hlllselt. his t.ily anel ne1lhbors. lie
presented transparencies h1ghlilhtinl previous
presentations on this .att.. ir.cludinl tile DRC2 report and
cllp¡;.ings trOll locsl r:ellspapers. He also revieW<ed previous
Council actions. lie stated that there has been a reduction
ir, trartic, an ir.creasa in pollution, sn Increase 0 f
i1101al actions (there is a need tor IIIOre support frOlll the
Sheriff's Department), and that the commuter level is still
root acceptable. He requested a wider.ir.g ef De Anza
Boulevard southbour.d to Prospect. He felt that the minlmlAll
that should be done would be keeping the present stop signs
1r. place. He suggested adding stgr.s at Rainbew ar.d
Prospect, usir.g barriers to prevent cOIIDuters rrem enterlr.1
r.e1ghborhoed cells, stop signs at Prospect and G¡,lway ar.d
Pöppy an~ Rainbow, and barricades at various lecatlor.s
aleng Prospect,
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Jim Worth, 7498 Barr.hart Place, stated that the City
questlor.talre was received late Ir. the sectler: desigr.ated F
ar.d that a lot e f peo ple simpl y threw the survey away as
they would r.ot be at-Ie to submit It prior to the deadl1r.e.
Therefore, he fel tit was a "bad report" frem that area.
He stated he was agair.st a street closure
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Public hearin
closed
Res. 630S
adopted
MINUTES Of' THE APRIL 2, 19811 CiTY CO:iNCIL MEETING _ CC-641
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and the "r.o right tun" signs at t'.cClellan arA De Anza. He
also telt that the DRC2 report contained little
represer.tatior. frOIll area F and that that Infol'llation was
inaccurate. He expreued no oPPc sitior. to keeping the
present stop sigr.s.
Dar. Eilers, 7711' Robindell Way, asked if all ccllllluters _e
el1l11ir.ated, what would be the tratf1c reduction. He stated
that there is increased b'avel tiJIe on Stelling aM he
preterred it without stop silns as he feels that t1lllO Is
worth somethir'l. He stated h. has not seen any analysis
regardir.g cost versus benetits, tille versus less u·attic.
lie has rour,d r.o dittet'ence in gett!nl onto stellinl.
AM Nunziata, 21921 HeCle11an Read, stated that It would be
all right to leave the stop silllS it they help the people
who live on Stellinl. She telt the City as a whole should
be considered and expressed support ror statt
recolllllerAations 1, 2 and 3 but not II.
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Shishir I'\okherjee, 11711 Scotland t\'tve, stated that ... uses
Stellir.¡. If the CSt, wished to stop oo.uters they should
put barriers at the boundaries. He stated that he has a
stanelard tran_isslon ow ar.d tlr.ds it dittlcult to travel
along stellinl "ith the stop silM. He tIlIds it a vsste ot
time and luol1ne. He also is concerned rOlardir.¡ bellll
rear er.ded. lie urled the Counoil to r.ove the stop stlns.
A resident, 7810 Orion Lane. stated that the stop silns
were good ror residents ot Orion. !bvever. those 10inl
r.orth to 280 are I118kir.¡ a seconel lar.e. lie stated that on
Prospect Road as crossinl II1lhway 9 to let to Stel1inl,
restripinl has pushed trattic to"ard the Cupet'tir.o side or
the road. He expressed the opinion that blockades WOuld
help as reco.er.ded by Den Roser.baWl. lie also requested
that the sheritr monitor the stop silr.s and expressed
concern relarding the trattic "pact of development ot the
$ever. Sprir.gs Ranch are.. He suggested that Cupertino pave
1 ts OWl', path on the Highway 85 corridor.
Haureel1 Leor.ard, 7609 Prospect !lead, lr.rorllled Council that
her car has beer. hit twice 1r. her OWl': driveway within the
last ter. months. She has also replaced the mailbox thr~e
times. People jllllp the curb. She lr.rcrmed Cour.cll that 1r.
her oplr.lor. the stop slgr.s have reduced trarftc but the
speed has Ir.creased, People use the "do r.ot pass' lar.e to
pass or. the l1r.e, She suggested that Cou':cll clese
Prosp~t at Stell ir.g or put a stop sign at Galway.
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Robert frar.kovich, 1392 S. Stellir.g Road, spoke Ir. support
or the stop signs. He also favored clcslr.g Stelllr.g at
Prospect ar.d expressed cor.cerr. :-egardlrg the $ever. Sprlr.gs
traffic.
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MINUTES Π'I'IIE APRIL 2. 1984 CITY COUIICIL MEETING - CC-641
It vas moved by CoIØ!C. Sparks, secor,ded b, Counc. lIDS".
anel passed UI!an1aously to close the publio .....Ina.
It was mond by CoIl/lO. 1ID&..s and seconded by Couno. Spa10ks
that statr ir.vestllata rutripina on Stell1na to prevOllt
the extra lane fro. tONing and to look at stop stlns on
Galway, retain stop sign. 810na SteUiIII, J'laOve -no right
turn on red- at HcClflllan SlId De Allza. restrlp Ralnboll tor
two trartic lanes, a hD way left tUPII. bike ar,d pwking
lar.es. look at movinl the center line on Prospaot and
request an additional tratt10 ottloet'.
The Director of -'Ubl1o VDrks will report beok at tile next
meeUna rOlardir.g t... v..ious It.s to be IlIYe.tigated.
Discussion rOl..dinl the purchase ot a IIICtorcyole to be
used by the Shorit" s departaent for tr.ttio entoro.en~ in
Cupertino tolloved.
The IDOtiOr. was pasaad unan1aousl,.
By consensus, Council .....ated a report at the next
_tinl rOl8rdina Incr..Sed antorc.eat in tut ..... Its
cost ar.d hew it oan be don. witheut deor.asllll OIItorc.OIIt
in the rest ot tM o~UIIIt,.
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RECESS: Q:05-9:20 p...
(City Clerk's Nota: Dlrootor ot Fillanoe ~Jd" left at
9:05 p.II.)
28. Trartic conditions on Brrne AvOll.... and Gl'anada Aven....;
trartic circulation plan ot Hor-ta Vista.
Director or PlMninl SlId Develo Dent Silk Rd Director or
Public Works Viskov1oh reviewed trattio conditions aOO the
trartio ciroulation plan or Honte Vista.
J. Lewizky, 21860 Aloa..., discussed street closures with
Ccur.cil and ir,toNed ~ of III! article that hac! been in
the Sap. Jose Mercury News.
Aiyene Ceggett, 21921 HerIDosa Aver.ue, addressed Councll
regarding the !bnta Vista Holleowr.ers AssociaUol!. She
stated they had lIIet to discuss this issue; however, they
would Uke to lleet with starr anel a represet\taUve or
Bl ackberry Farm. She stated that there was ar: Igrcrar.ce ~r.
the City regardir.g the General Plar.,
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Shar.da ,lahles, 10101 Orlll\ge Aver.ue, stated that there was
just a survey ar.d urged Cour.cil r.ot to act with that survey
as the or.ly basis, She stated that she Ukes Blackberry
Farm ar,d just war.ts the traffic problem solved.
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Public hearing
closed
Stelling Road
traffic
Ioereased
enforcement
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PLANNING APPLICAtIONS
29. Application 111-U-83 or TARICA, IKC. (McDONALD'S): USE
PERMIT to oonstruct aM operate a drive-throush
racllity at an extsttr.g raat-'Jod r.staurant and
ENVIROIIIENTAL REVIEW: .1Ie Pl_ing Cc_iuion
reco_ends the granting or a Negativ. Dacl..&t.lon. The
SUbject property is located on tile sou"heast corner or
lIc.estead Road and Stelling Road In a P (PlInned
Develo llent with recreaUonal/entertalnaent ir.tent)
zoninl district. RecOBDer.ded ror der:ial.
"~.:w BUSINESS
42. Criteria for revi.w or
RecC....Med tor approval.
drive-throush
windows.
Linda Callon repreHl!ting Tarka 1110. req.J.stact that the
oriteria be oonsidered first aM then the use p_It.
Director or Plannlnl and Develc IIent Silk requ.sted that
oriteria be d.tel'lll1ned tirst ar.d sua.sted oertaln ohqes
to the orit.ria as sub.ltted rro. the Planninl Co_isaion.
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LiMa Callcn reviewed her letter ot Karch 29 with CoullOll.
Phil Schwi_er ,
dangeroua to
ped.strians atter
architect. stated that
have cara ¡oil!& throush
pickinl up the tood.
it vas IIIcr.
the lot wi th
Darlene Thorne, ChSllber or Co_eroe, stated that tile Board
cf Directors agreed with architectural ar.d Site Approval
Cc..ittee concept.
CcIlllC11111 eaabers, with the exception or Ccur.c. Rogers, alreed
that the fcllowing criteria shall be reviewed with the use
per.it, as per Pl¡r.nlnl ColIIIIlssicn Resolution No. 21192 with
the fcllowir.g 81IIen~ents:
1,C, Delete first paragraph and integrate items 1, 2
and 5 into the criteria.
2.E. Last ser,ter.ce, delete "lIIid-block,"
Add 4,0, that the er.ttre drive through lIIust be contalr,ec or,
site.
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5.C. Delete "and 100~ of the requlred stackir.g spaces
when the lane attains access directly from a
pUblio street."
Lir.da Caller. ir.fonDed Ccur.oll that there will be a
reduction of inside aeatir,g ar.d sr. average of two oars iI',
the lar,e, She presented piotures ar.o slides cf varioua
drive throughs.
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Critera for
review of
drive-th=ough
windows
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Public hearing
closed
Public hearing
closed
cAre of
PaWena
tabled
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Chuck Cre rtlt, Puadea AYllluo, !tated that lie is conc"l!ed
rOlardinl developalllt 8IId loss of rental in that area.
Døve McLeroy, Byrne AVlllue. spoke rOlardina .rety vehioles
and his COrloerns that t.t!ey would r.ot 10 ov.. a barrier.
Jill Lev ante. 10095 aranae Avenue. spoke rOlarding tire
protection. lie stated that he lives at the blockade z(
has seer. .811' oars 10 over the blockade. lie telt thet cars
parked there should be ticketed. statt v111 cIIeok on this.
Was Willian, Itonta Vista. raquested that it' Pasadena vere
left open It be redesilned so people would slow down.
A resident, 12980 San Fernando. e.prused the desire to
diSó30urale co_uters.
J8IIIes IlJrke, 21750 Olive Avenue. spoke regardillg zoning end
pre zoning in Hollta Vista. lie requested that
non-residential uses be kept completely separated troll the
residential areas.
Joe Dozier, 10210 Pasaáerla, stated that closing arMge
Avenue just shirted wattio. He supported olosure or
Pasadena &d statad that !lOst or the people lie had talked
with on Pasadena also t..,ored the olosure.
B. Forsyth. HoClellOll Road. asked qu..UOIIS regardinl the
ger,eral pllll ror the Hollta Vista area.
Dor. MacDougall. 103110
Blackberry Fan but
parking prob18lll.
Byrr.e AYIllUO, stated that he liked
tel t there vas a serious traftic and
It was moved by Couno. Sparks, seoonded by CoIB!C. Gatto end
passed unsnimousl, to close the public hearinc.
A represer,tative or Blaokberr, Farm (one or the oWl'.ers)
stated that he realizes there are probl.... Efforts have
been made to solve those prob18llls, the n..ber 0 f people has
beer. restricted, they olose at 8 p,m, ar.d they do use
shuttle buses when they are able to plar. ahead,
Dave McLeroy
rèpreser.tative
cooperstlve.
inrormed Council that he 'lad spokerl with the
of Blackberry Farm ar.d four.d him
It was moved by Cour,c. Rogers, seoor.ded b, Co'Jr.c, Gattc 2r.d
passed unar,1mously to close the public hearlr.g.
It was ,"cved by Cour.c. Gattc, seccr.ded by Cour.c, Jo hr. sor.
ar.d passed unar.imously to table the closure of Pasad er. a
Aver.ue a3 a Plar.nlr.g Co_~sslcr. work item.
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Robert Clark, cor.struction mm'lalel', !'cD)nslds, stated that
tlley are rev_pir.g the entire faoilit,.
Critera
approved
It we.., :loved by Counc. Gotto. seconeled by Counc. Johnson
and passed ur.an1mously to approve the crlteri. with Item
1.B. ner.ded as rollows:
1.B. Delete "or in areas loc.ted between bul1d1r.gs and
public streets." Add a sentence that the
lar.dscapad setback area shall ~ . lIil'!lmlllll of 30
rt, rrOla the curb 0 r the drive up 1M. to the
street curb.
41-U-83
approved
It was moved by Counc. Sparks, secor.ded by CoUllO. Gotto and
passed with Councilallllbers PlunlY anel Resers dissentilll to
approve Applic.UolI 111-11-83 with the tollowlnl cor.ditions:
1-11 . Standard Cor.cl1tior.s to the extent that they do IIOt
cOllfiict with the special co1ldltions enlllllerated
herein. III the oyer.t a confilot does aist. the
special cor.d1tlOIlS as en.orated herein shall
appl, .
That the approval is based \.Il1011 Exhibits A. B. C
slid D or ApplicaUon 111-11-83 as aay be .~,11rted by
additional conditions contained herein. this
apphcation superSedes the cor.~itions or approY8l
granted In conjunction with Applio.tior. 7-U-75.
16. !leurs or operations ror the drive-through falcHty
shall be lialted to 8 .... to 10 p.m. Operattr.g
hours ror the restaurant interior seaUr.g is
I.WIrestricted .
15.
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17. The applicant/property owner Is respor.sible fol'
pickir.g up .nd properly disposinl or all trash
originatinl trom the v~D)n.ld's Restsurar.t whether
or.-alte, orr-site on cor.tiguous parc~is, or
off-site for s dlstar.ce or 500 ft. alor.g public
streets,
18,
19.
20.
. 21.
Sour,d trom the drive-through lr.tercom system shall
r.ct be audible at or beycr.d the property 11r.e.
The fas¡;-fcod restaurant shall be limited to a
maxim... cap;oclty of 110 seats,
Deslgr: of tt.. hulldir:g shall remalr, compatible
wi th the deslgr. 0 f the Brunswick Bow11r.g Cer. ter.
This use permit is cor:ditior.ed upor. the cor.tir.ued
viability of the reciprocal parkir.g agret!ll1er.t with
the remair.der cf the Homestead Lar.es Shoppir.g
Cer,ter, If, for ðT.y reaser.s, this agreemer:t is
termiar.ted this us.. permit shall he 1"evleved.
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Cor:ditlen
door must
prov Id ed .
22 shall be 'ldded stati ng that
be el1mlna':.~ arA ~ lSoerger.cy
the pedestrian
exist must be
ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE A~PLICAT¡ONS
30, Application HC-51,193.21 - KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN-
Si te, archl teoture ¡r,d con~eptual l¡r,dscaplng fer
remodel or ¡ exlsttr.g retail co..lplex loceted at the
r~rtheast quadrar.t of Sllverado Avenue ¡r,d SlJuth DeAnza
Boulevard. Reco_er.ded for Approval. (Applicant wishes
to debate &SAC impoNd ccnditionc.)
It was moved by Counc, Gatto, seccr,ded by Cour.c. Sparks and
passed unanimously to retain ASAC Resolution No. 1091 ar.d
allow one-way Ingress frem De Anza Boulevard.
UNFIN:SHED BUSINESS
31. Request for Approval', use al terr.ative pricinl formula
for Towr. Center BHR units (John Vidovich).
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It was moved by Cour.c. Johnsor., seconded by Coune. Sparks
ar.d passed unanimously to fom a co..-ittee consisting or
lending Instt tution represer.tative. Cleveloper,
Cour.cilmember, Plar.r.ir'l Co..-hslona' and statf person, to
appolr.t Reed Sparks ~r.d Jssor. OIsrtter, to direct Plar.r.ir.g
Commission arA staff to select a representative, arA to
request the OIamber 0 f Commerce to suggest som eo r.e from
lerAir:g lr.stltutler.s,
NEW BUSltŒ~:!
32, Cor,sidera~.i"" cf Co...ur.I.ty Housir.g Develepe:-s eccupar,cy
safety ar:d parkir:g pl¡r, fer the Biar:chi Way Project.
It was meved by Cour.c. Gatto. seccr.ded by Cour:e, Spa:-ks ar.d
passed urar.imously to adept the plar. with Item:!> No. 6 ar:d 7
ar,d emerger,cy evacuatier. p:-ecedures amer,ded p:-ier to
issuar:ce of build1r.g permits.
33, Report frem Les Alt=s Garbage Compar:y regardir,g lIaste
IIheeler Pregram,
Ccr.side:-ed earlier 1.C meet1r:g. ccr:t1r,ued to Ap,.il 16, 1984.
34. Discussicr. ef poss1ble
Cupertir.c.
h1 sto:-1cal '"use.... sites Jr.
·
It was meved by Ccur.c. .Jchr.sor, seccr.ded by Cour.c. Gatt<:
ar.d passed ur.ar.iMcusly tc ccr,tir;ue' discussic. ur;til
cCr.1pleticr. cf the ccmmur.ity cer.ter study.
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ASAC Res. 109
retained
Committee to
consider BMR
pricing
formula
CHD Bianchi
Way project
Museum site
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So lid waste
First reading
of Ord. 1259
Regnart Road
Repair contract
to Chaides
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Stelling and
Stevens Creek
Signal contract
to CVE
Project 82-04
contract to
CVE
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35. Advisory booy/ies to study recycl1r.g, l~d fill r.d
solid waste.
It 118S moved by Cour.c. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Johr.sor.
ar.d passed ur:ar:iroously to conUr,1M this it. to Hay 7,
36. atar:le of Order or 8Jsiness at Council lleetlr.gs. First
ReadIng,
a.
Ordlr.ar:ce
Cuportir.o
Buslr.ess,
No, 1259: "Ar. Ord1r.lr~e of the CIty of
Amending Seetior, ;>.08.090, Order of
cf the Cupertlr.o Hudclpal Code,"
It was moved by CoUI':C. ROlerS, aecondf!d by CoUI':C. Sparks
ar.d passed unar.Imously to reed Ordlr:ar.ce No. 1259 by tI tie
or,ly ar.d the City Clerk's readIl'lg to consti~ute the first
reedlr,g thereof.
37. Report or. bid cper.ir.g for Regr.art Road RepaIr, Project
84-07. ar.d award or cor.tract.
It was moved by Cour.c. Sparks, secor,ded by Cour.c. Rogers
anel passed unar.lmously to award the contract for ROIr.art
Road Repair, Project 84-07, to ataides Construtlon in the
lIIIOunt or $199,711 as low bidder ar.d to appropriate $15,270
from the Cor.oral Fund and $2011,130 rrom the Storll Drair.
fUl'lds which ~r.cludes cor:tir.gencles.
38. Report or. bid eper.lr.g for Stel1ir:g ¡lOad ar.d Steven
Crolflk Blvd. Traftic Sigr,al mcditicatior., Project 82-05,
ar.d award er cor.tract.
It was a;oved by Cour.c, Sparks, s,,;:or.ded by Cour:c, Rogers
ar.d passed unar,ilIIously to award the cor.tract for Stelllr,g
Road ar.d Stevet'\s Creek Traffic S1gr.al Hcdificatior:, Project
82-05, to CVE for their low bid 0 r $73,620 ar.d to
appro pr iate $21, 000 from the Cor. or al Fur:d.
39. Report or. bid oper,lr,g for DeAr.za Blvd/Homestead ReI.
s1gr.al mCd 1ficaUor. Pre ject 85-04 ar,d aware c f
ccr.t,.act.
It ...s moved by Cour.c. Spa,.ks, secor.ded by Cour.e. Roge,.s
ar.d ¡lassed ur,a~.1mously tc award the ecr.tract for T,.affie
Sigr.al Hcd1fieaticr.. De Ar,za lJou!eva:-d/Homestead Read.
Project 82-04, to CVE based or. earl iest cempletier.. 1r. the
ameur.t of "5,800 ar.d tc app,.opriate $211,000 from the
Ger.e,.al Fur.d.
40. Jolr.t 1mp,.ovemer.ts at fcr.ta Vista ar.d Cupertir.e H1gh
Schools fer rec:-eatler.al pu:-pcses ar.d apprcp:-1at1cr, ef
fur.d s .
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MHIUTES Of THE APRIL 2, 19811 CITY COUNCIL MEETING _ CC..6111
It was moved by Ccur.c. Sparks, secoroded
ar.d passed ur.lJlliaously to appropriate
General Fund for the following:
by Ccunc. Reger s
$9,500 from the
Provide or.e set of tennis nets to Cupertino High and Monta
Vista High at a total co~t of $1,500. Provide backstops,
fencings ror dugout: ard small bleachers for total ooat of
$8,000 for both sites, City crews ir.atall drlr.kir.1
fountains. Each year City crews. at the bOlinninl ot the
softball season, prepare the infield or. the ratio or usage
bet weer. City ard school ard that this be the extent of
,"sinter.ance responsibility or sl teSt Field preparation be
done by school district tor school play ar.d by parks and
Recreation Depertaent ror league play.
111. Approval or JoInt project with Cities of Sunr.yvale and
Los Altos tor !blDestead Read ov"lay arld app¡opriatlon
of $125.000.
a, Resolution No, 6309: "' Resolution ot the City
Ccuncil or the City or CupertIr.o Authorizing
Executior. or Agre.ent with the City or Sunnyvale
for overla, of Homestead Road."
.
It was moved by Ccur.~. Relers, seconded by Ccur.c. Johnson
ar.o passed unanålously to adopt Rasoluticn No, "309.
113. RecOlllllendatlon or the Planning Ccnnission regarding the
exercise or greater control over drinking
establi....ents and related activities which car.
poter.tlally create nuIsar.ce problems,
Cour,cil, with the exceptIon of "a~r Plungy and Counc.
Sparks, recoJl'lended th~ delehon of paragraph 2 of Plar,nlng
Commissior. ResolutIon No. 21192, It was moved by Ccur,c.
Sparks, secor.ded by Coune. Gatto ar.d passed with
Cour.cilmembers Jobrsor. ar,d Regers dissenting for Plar.nlr.g
Collllllission to cor.duct a hearing to oor,slder aner,cber.t to
the r.or.-cor.fon'ling use crd in ar,ce, Staff was dIrected to
inform businesses as well as property o wr, ers ,
Cour.oil set May 21 for a public hearir.g to ccr,sider permit
parki r.g or, Wheaton Drive.
114. Requests for approval cf revised progr,." guJ.delir.es for
Hcusir.g RehabI11 tatior, Progrœ¡,
Hehab i 1 J.tatie r.
Cour.cil.
Coerd ir.ater Care ar.swered questier.s e f
.
It was meved by Ccur,c. Sparks, secer.dej by Cour.c. Gatte ar.d
passed ur.ar.imously to adept the gutdelir.es as pr~ser.ted.
115. Apprepriaticr. frem the
ee UI'.C il .
Ger.eral Fur.d fcr the City
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Appropriation
for school
improvements
Res. 6309
adopted
Non-con: inning
use ordinance
Permit parking
on Wheaton
Guidelines for
rehabilitation
program
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propriation
,r Counc il
.dget activit
Ipropriation
,r City
ttorney bud-
eC activity
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It was moved
ar.d passed
Ger.eral Fur.d
by Cour.o, IIcgers, secor.ded by Ccur.c. Jclr.sor.
ur.ar.imously to appropr1ac& :7,5~ frea the
for tt.e City Cour,cìl budget activity.
46. Appropriation
'\ttcrr.ey,
It was meved
ar.d passed
Ger.eral Fund
(rem the Ger.e:-al Fur.d for the City
by Ccunc. :Iogers, secor.ded by Ccur.c. Johnsor.
ur.ar.lmously to appropriate $~O,OOO f.;m the
(cr the City Attorr.ey activity.
47. tlcr.e
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
ORDINANCES
118. Nor.e
RESOLUTIONS
49. None
NON-AGENDA BUSINESS
SO, Recogr.itier. b, I'.ayor o( special requests.
a. General Audier.ce - ller.e
ADJOURN/IE/IT
b. City Cour.cil - /Ior.e
The meettr,g was adjou,.r.ed at 12: SO a,..,
/û d/~
City Cler~
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