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CITr OF wPbrIlIO, STATE or CALlPORØIA
10300 Tor-re Avenue, Cupartino, CA 95014
TelepboQel (408) 252-11505
IIIJIUTBS OF THB REOULAII KBBTIIfG OF TBB CITr COUICIL
HI!LD 011 IIO'lBMBBR 5, 1984 III TBB COO!'CIL CIIAMBD,
CITY BALL, CUhKT,UlO, CALIrORRIA
Keyor John8on oalled the _tiDg to order at 6.50 p... in
the Counoil Chaaber, Cit, Ball.
SALUTE TO THE FLAG
ROLL CALL
Couno. Present: Gatto, PIUDgJ, Rogers, Spark. (7:00 p...),
Hayor Johnson
Starr Present:
City Kenager QuinlBn
City Clerk Cornelius
Direotor or Publio Works V1skovich
Director or Planning aDd Developaent SiBle
Director or Parks and Recreation DovliDg
City Attorney lt1lian
POSTPOIIBIŒIITS OR NEW &GEllDA ITEMS - Request IteIIS 3 and 24
be ...."ved rro. the agencia.
By consensus. Counoil continued Itell 3 to the _tiDg or
Dee_bar 3, 1984 and ...."ved It_ 24 traa the agenda.
ST1PF REPORTS
1. Oral reports by start _bers an4 subll1ssion of written
reports,
City Manager's Report
Voss Quarry - By conseusus, Council directeeS the starr to
see it a written proposal ror disposition or reporteeS
material was recei veeS by the County.
2. Report rrom City Attorney regarding City's authority to
regulate parking cr recreation vehicles.
The City Attorney stated that he had previously submitted
an opinion that State law preempts regarding the parking or
recreational vehicles on public streets,
(City Clerk's Note: Counc. Sparks arrived at 7:00 p..,)
However, the City probably could regulate such parking on
p,'ivate property through zoning ordinances.
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Voss Quarry
arking of RV.
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No new ordin-
ance
No meeting
with Open
Space Dist.
.
Items removed,
Calendar
approved
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MINUTES OF THE NOVEMBER 5, 1984 CITr cooøCIL MBBTDG
(Cc-658)
!IJ oonsensus, Counoil direoted the start not to pursue a
new ordinanoe. In reprd to tile existin& ordiD8Jloe,
CoUftoil requested that at the _tin& ot Deoeaber 3, 19811,
Counoil oonsider settin& a publio hearin& at which t1ae
repeal 1IOUld be OOIIsidered. Counoil requested that
interested parties be not1ried and an announ.-t of this
be placed iD the Cupertino Scene.
3. Report rro. City Manager resardin& Sherirt's Depal'tllent
waM'ant service costa ror 1983-84 risoal year.
(Request l'OIIOval rro. agenda,)
Continued to meeting ot Dee_bel' 3, 1984.
COOIICIL REPORTS
7, Coune , Rosers :
CoUftC, Rosel's reported that she had attended a meetin& of
the MidpeniDsula Open Space Distriot resardiDg tho Brent
Lee easement. The Distriot stated it was not iDtarested iD
lllaintaining suoh ea.-t and sugested that a joint City
Counoil/District subc~ttee _t to olarity isaues.
!IJ oonsensus, Council decided not to set such a lDeet~,
CONSENT CALENDAR
Counc, Rosel's rellOved Itea 17. It V!UI IIOved by Counc,
Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and passed unan1aoualy to
approve the balance or the Consent Calendar.
9,
Resolution No, 6441:
Councilor the City of
ClailDa and "-ends Payable
Funds as Hereinafter
Miscellaneous Expenditures
October 12, 1984,"
"A Resolut1on or the City
Cupertino Allowing Certain
iD tile AIDOunta and Fro. tile
Described tor General and
ror the Period Bnding
10, Resolution No. 6428: "A Resolution ot the City Council
jt the City ot Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and
Demands Payable in the Amounts and trom the Funds as
Hereinarter Described ror Salaries and VaSes ror the
Payroll Period Ending October 16, 1984."
11. Resolution No. 6429: "A Resolution ot the City Council
or the City ot Cupertino idoptiDg A1DendlDents to ICHi
RetirelDent Corporation Plan."
12. Request tor waiver at business license tees - Girl
Scouts at Santa Clara County.
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MIHUTBS OF TBB 1O'lBMBBR 5, 193'1 Clrr COUIICIL tuwn.....
(cc-658)
13. Aoceptanoe Or CitY project perrOlWld uader ooatraotl
Volte Rod Jllld1aa Modltloat1011, Project 84-102.
14. Reaolut1011 110. 6"2: "A IIIIaolctlO11 0' tile City Counoil
or tile CItY or CuPertino Aatllol'1S1D8 !zeoutlOll or
Agres.':1t betweli tile Clt, or SlID Jo8e and tile City or
CupertlDO tor r.proyeønt or tile v.,bum LaDe SteIN
Drain Syst.."
15, Aoceptance ot øoa-4eter'l'8d a&>_t with Wlll1all ....
It1nst, Pasadena Aae001&tes, a _01'01&1 deyeloJIIIf/Dt.
16. Minutes ot the adjOQl'Ded regular _tlag ot October 9,
1984. (CC-656A)
17, R.-oYOd.
Vote MIoabers ot the City Counoil
AYES:
NOBS:
ABSBlIT :
ABSTADI:
PlllllØ. Rosers. Sparka, Jolmson
Gatw,
Roae .
Ifone.
None
ITEMS RJ!K)VBD FJi(If COIISBIIT CI.LBIIDAJI
17. Minutes ot tile regular _uag ot October 15, 1984.
(cc-657)
Counc. Rogers stated that 011 page 4, "Diane" should be
changed to "Dinah."
It was !lOved by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and
passed unaniaouaIy to approve the October 15, 1984 Jainutes
as _ded.
ORAL COMMUNICATIOMS
19, Proolamation honoring 10th anniversary ot Women in
MUnicipal Goverrœent.
Mayor Johnson presented
proclamation,
Rogers
with
Couno,
20, Recognition ot winners ot Children's Poster Contest -
Why Every Faa1ly Needs a Smoke Detector.
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Kristie Stout, Sheila Pejavar, Sunanda Pejavar and Mimi Lo
received proclamations honoring them tor their winnlr.g
posters,
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proved as
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Public headn
closed
Bingo permi t
.Yavneh
School
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KIIIUTBS or THE NOYBMBBR 5, 1984 CITY COURCIL IIBBtIllO
(cc-658)
21, KeaÞers ot the audience reprdins ..tters not en the
agenda.
None .
PUBLIC RlUAtlJO!I
22. APPlication ror bingo pel'1l1t tiled by Yavneh lIB,
School.
It was IIOved by Couno, Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rosers and
passed WllUllaously to close the publio bearing.
Couno, PlUD8J inquired as to bow IIIIInY bingo pel'1l1 ts had
been issued in the City aDd what night bingo pMs
occurred. He also asked tr Cupartino residents were
involved nth the day care oenter.
Ted Stengel said that students attending t:1e day care
center are located throughout the area including Cupertino.
It was aoved by Couno, Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
paS38CI IIIWD1aousJ.y to approve the iaauiD8 ot the bingo
pal'1l1 t to the Yavneb Day School upon their payønt ot the
$50 license rea and coaplianoe with conditions issued by
the Central Fire Protection Distriot.
23, Application 8-Z-84 ot Jyan-Pins Lily Chang: Rezoning
two parcels which are eaob ,21 acres (net) troll R3
(Residential ItJltiple Fuily) to R2 (Residential
Do.plex) __ to allow construction or two residential
duplex buildings (totsl or rour units). EnvirODllental
Review: TJ " Planning ::C-iss1.on r..cooaends the
grantiD8 ot a N5gati~e Declaration. The subject
proparties are located at the northeast corner ot Park
Cirole Drive and t~ northwest oorn~r or Park CIrcle
Drive approxiaa;;ely 400 rt, north of Alves Drive,
Reo~nded ror approval.
(a) First readins of Or.:linance 110. 1291: "An
Ordinance or the City of Cupertino AIIIend\ng
Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 b) Re30ni:,& T'IO
Parcels lIbich are Eaoh .21 Acres (Net) fl'Olll R3 to
R2 Zone to Allow Construction cf Twe Residential
Duplex Buldings (Total of Four Units). Located at
the Norfheast Corner of Park Circle Drive and the
Northwest Corner of Park Circle Drive
Approximately 400 Ft. North of Alves Drive."
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iwlUIg OF TIm 1O'lBMIID 5, 1984 CITY CQOJICIL KlBTIIG
(cc-658)
Dil'eOtor of P"""'''II IIIId DeYltlopaent Sial: renewed tile
applicatiCX1 with C0Ua0ll.
It vas .."ed II)' CouDo. Gatto, seooaded II'; CouDo. Rollers aDd
passed WUUlaousl1 to olose the publio hesl'iDg.
It vas .."ed by CouDo. Gatto, seoŒded II)' CouDo. Ra&el'll and
passed CoUDO. Sparks dissentiDg to "~r:'O"e tile srantiD8 of
Jlqati"e Deolaratioa.
It vas .."ed II)' Co.-. PlUIIIIJ, seconded by CaUDo. Gatto and
passed unaniaousl1 to rud Ordinance No. 1291 by title 01111
and the Cit, Clerk's readiDg to constitute the first
readiD8 thereof,
It vas .."ed by CouDo. Gatto, secCX1ded by CoUDO. Rollers aDd
passed with CouDo. Sparks dissentiDg to approve Application
8-z-84 per P"''''''''I c..msaiCX1 Resolution 10. 2573.
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24, Coosiderat1CX1 of
zoniDg distriot.
rroa tile agenda.)
_Ddaent to CO (General Co.eroiaI)
(Stan' requests this i tea rellOYed
Re.o"ed rro. agenda,
PUJDIIJIG APPLICAnOllS
25. ApplioatiCX1 1-'-84 or Robert Fisher: VariaDoe rro.
Seot1CX1 84,3 of tile ~'''I OrdiDance to allow a 7 ft.
side rsrd setback t"r an sxistiDg residence where a 20
n. setback 18 required. ED"iI·...-.tal Review: The
projeot is cateaorieall1 exeapt, hence, 110 aotiCX1 is
required, The SUbject propert, is located at 10699
llaDdy laDe approXåately 200 ft. south or Lucille
AYeDue in an A1-113 (Agrioultur'IÙ-Residential, 43,000
sq, rt. alnia.. lot sUe) zoning distriot, Rec~endo(f
ror denial.
25, (a) Resolution No, 6438: WAn ResolutiCX1 or the City
Council or the City or CupertillO GrantiDg a
Variance to Robert Fisher rrea Seotion 84. ~ or the
ZoniDg Ordinance to Allow a 7 Ft, Side Yard
Setback ror An ExistiDg Residence Where a 20 Ft,
Setbaok is Required, Located at 10699 Randy Lane
Approxiaately 200 Ft, South or Lucille Avenue in
An A1-43 (agricultural-Residential, 43,000 Sq. Ft.
Min1aUIII Lo~ Size) Zoning District,W
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Director or Planning and Development Sisk reviewed the
application and Planning Commission minutes with Council.
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Regative Dec.
for 8-Z-84
Yirst reading
of Ord. 1291
S-Z-84
approved
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l-V-84 denied
~t1ve Dec.
.17-U-84
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HIIIUTBS OF THE IfOVEMBER 5, 1984 CITr COUIICIL ¡....nUG
(CC-658 )
Ron Be....., attorney repr1lS<mting Mr. rialler, reviewed tbe
bistory ot the propert, aDd 2iVIi'll ordinaaoes vitti CounoU
aDd requested approval or the varianoe,
Ted Biskupsk1, 10685 Randy L8De, questIoaec1 the val1dItJ ot
tigures subll1tted by Mr, riIMr and requested that CouIIOll
deny the variance.
Laura Auob, 10713 Randy Lane, requested that the CitJ
ent'orce its ordiDalloos. She stated tbat eIsht eontha aaø
she had sent a letter to the City resardil1l the ord1DaDce
violations aDd tbat little had been done. She asked ~t
recourse the nei lbors would have should the variance be
granted,
Eel Aucb, 10713 Randy Lane, stated the residenoe 011 tM
property vas a oœ!l1natiOll of legal aDd illegal tb1nga. !Ie
stated that certain thing.. were lmoviD&ly illegal and that
the property vas a sarety and health hazard.
Nicky Ashley, a tOl'lller resident or tha Fisher property,
stated that vbile living tbere she had never worried about
her satety, She inrorlled Council that aile is Mr. Fisher's
stepdaUlhter and that Mr. risber dces plan to make the
residence eore attraotivð to neIghbors.
Mrs. Marobose, 10572 Ra.xly L8De, stated that the Deilhbors
testifying were tryiDI to ssve their property,
It vas !DOved by CoUDO, Gatto, seconded by CoUDC. Plungy and
passed unaniaOUaly to deny the request tor the variance per
Plann1Dl eo-ission Resolution No. 2574.
26. Application 17-0-84 ot Norman C. Bulberg and Kenneth 11,
Gilbeau: Use Penñt to construct a 5,280 sq. rt.,
two-story ottlce building and Environaental Review:
The Planning Co..tssion reo~ends the grantil1l or a
Negative Declaration. The subject property is located
on the southeast corner ot Stevens Creek Boulevard and
Orange Avenue in the Manta Vista ooaaercial area in a P
(Planned Develo )llent vith neighborhood c~ercial,
light industrial and residential intent) zonil1l
district. Reo.-.ended tor approval,
Director or Planning and Developmen t Sisk reviewed the
application vith Council.
It was moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Rogers and
passed unanimously to approve the granting ot a negative
Declaration tor Application 17-U-84.
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KIIiUTES OF THE NOVEMBER 5, 1984 CITY COUNCIL HBBTDIG
(CC-658)
It vas .oved by Couno. Gatto, seoonded by Couno. ROSel'S and
passed unan1aoualy to approve Application 11-U-84 per
Planning c:o.uaaion Resolution Ro. 2576.
It vas .oved by Couno. Gatto, seconded by Counc. Plungy and
passed uaan1lloualy to approve a III1nute orde!' to prooeed
with the abandOlllBent of the street rigbt-ot-way.
It was .oved by Counc, Gatto, seconded by Counc. Plungy and
passed with Couno. Rogel'll disser.ting that the Planning
Coamission be directed to look at encouraging commeroial in
the Old Monta Vista area without increasing density.
RECESS: 8:35-8:50 p.m.
27. Application 18-U-84 of Cupertino City Center Associates
(P~theus Develo~ent eo.pany): Use Pera1t to
construct a 140,000 sq, ft. four-story ortioe building,
a rive to eight story residential/parking struoture and
temporary at-grade parking. The residential/parking
garage structure oonsists of 104+ residential units,
and 1, 30~ vehicle parking spãces. Environmental
Review: The Planning Co.-i.ssion reoo_nds the
granting of a Negative Declaration. The subject
property 18 located in the Town Center Planning Area at
the southeast quadrant of Stevens Creek Boulevard and
De Anza Boulevard approximately 210 ft. south or
Stevens Creek Boulevard and 700 tt. east of South De
Anza Boulevard in a P (Planned Development with
Residential, Commercial, Office, Industrial and Hotel
intent) zoning district. Recommended ror approval.
Director of Planning and Develo~nt Sisk reviewed the
application and introduced Hark Kroll of Prometheus
Develo llBent Co,
Hark Kroll, representing the Cupertino City Center
Associates, outlined the form the Assooiates' presentation
would take and introduced Bill Valentine, architect, HOK.
Mr. Valentine reviewed various slides of the City Center
master plan with Council.
Steve Haines of Fisher-Friedman Associates, San Francisco,
presented Council with slides showing the proposed
residentia¡ and parking structures.
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approved
Alrandonment
of right-of-
way
eo..ercial
in Old Monta
Vista
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~Ull5S or THE IOYBMBBR 5, 19M CI1't COUlCIL IwaUIIQ
(ce-658)
Direotor of Public Works Viskovioh reviewed the propolleà
neighborhood protection plan nth Council.
Hr. Iroll requested 8MI1dments to Condition 17 and 19 ot
the Planning CoImission Resolution.
Counoil requested the addition or a oondition that the
aaphitheater would be oompleted nth the Phase II garage.
It vas moved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Coun:). Rogers and
passed unanilsously that a minute order be sent to staff
stating that ntn similar applications Council needs
exhibits shoving the project and its relationship to
adjacðnt properties.
Marty Hiller, 20348 Cla, Street. addressed Council
regarding protecting the integrity of the neighborhoods aDd
requested that iaprov_ta be rsade prior to developaent.
He also requested that traffic be measured as the project
is done in stages.
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Haurioe O'Shea, Clay Street, supported Mr. Hiller's
position. He stated that traftic is already iapossible.
He also expressed the opinion that the proposed buildings
were too high.
A resident living at 20368 Clay Street stated that traffic
vas already to heavy to take his ohildren for a walk. He
urged Council to solve the traffio probleu prior to any
building.
Alf Hedine addressed Council regarding mortgage revenue
bonds for the aparteenta.
City Attorney Kilian explained that nth these mortgage
revenue bonds there was no finanoial impact on the City;
they did not require a vote ot the people; the security
would be the mortgage,
Eleanor Werner, 20076 LaRoda Court, asked if anything had
been done with the names taken during the disoussion at the
Planning Commission, Director of Public W~rk~ Viskovich
inrormed her that he vas working on implementing a
committee to develop strategies to solve traffic problems
in the Eaton area and that at a later date a public hearing
would be held at Council.
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Ms, Werner stated that she felt those traffic problems were
not a separate issue but were directly related to this
project.
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IwIUIIIS OF THE NOVEHBBII 5, 19811 CITY COOIICIL KilTIIO
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TOIl' Scott, 20230 Job:! Drive, spoke in favor of b1ock1DS
ort the interseotioo or Torre aDd Rodri&U8s diaIOna11)'
across Rodrigues. He telt that there should be speoitlo
t1Mtables tor trattio studies aDd _sures cIar1.n¡ the
three phases ot the development.
AI Chappell, 10139 S. Blaney, requested that CouD:lil
approve the proposed residential UD1ta as there __, a need
in the City.
Counoil disoussed the appl1catioo and the various
oonditions suboUtted by the Plann1n8 Coaaission. In regard
to Condition 24, it was ðtated that the Mayor will appoint
a ooaadttee to develop a van/oar pool prograa.
Various concerns ot Counoil included the north race ot the
residential unit, the _s~ and aaount ot visible prage
area and the perceived ~~i8ht or the bui1d1n8.
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Council
building
bui) dihi::
expressed
the roor
things as
directed the appl10ant to look at c1epress1n8 the
tour more teet and her'IÛng tour teet so the
is visually lowered ODe story. Couacll also
concern regard1n8 the view rroa the a~ts to
or the park1n8 struotures and suggeñed such
trellises to :lJaprove that view.
It vas moved by Counc, ~arks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed unanimously to grant a Neptive Deolaration ror
Application 18-U_84.
It vas moved by Couno. Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed with Counc, Plungy dissent1n8 to approve Appl1cati'JII
18_u_84 per Planning Coaaissioll Resolution No. 2579 :¡ended
as rollows:
Condi tion 17, line 2 shall read, "mixed use residential
condominium and condominium parking garage.-
Condition 19, opening paragraph, add, -An addit5.onal
parking lot may be located on the westerly side or Torre
Avenue."
Conditon 19.9. shall be added to read, -Temporary parking
may be provided in the northwest anel southwest corner or
the Phase 2 land area until completion or the parking
garage.
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Co~dition 22, as presented, is deleted and su~stituted
shall be a statement that within a maximum or 18 months the
City shall have access to start De Anza Boulevard
improvements including the widening or Steven$ Creek
Boulevard/~e Anza Boulevard intersection. Torre Avenue
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or 18-U-84
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approved
Pasos claim
approved
~e8 claim
"jected
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KIIfUTES OF THE NOVEMBER 5, 1984 CITr COOICIL HlBTIlIG
( -;C-658)
sllall no~ go through with this phase.
Protectica _g_t plana .., be
appropriate bJ Cit, Council,
Future ae1lbÞorhoo6
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ConditiOD 23 shall inolude a s~steaent tha~
raoilities will be proyided tor oyolists.
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CoIId1tiOD 32. AaPhitheater, shall be added to state that
~he amphitheater is to be oOllpleted with ~he Phase 2 ..rage
faoilities.
CoUi1oil direoted ~hat start come back wI~h a tiMtable tor
i1>ple.enting and oOllpleting th" De Ansa SouleYard
iaprov_ts.
ARCHITECTURAL AIID SITE APPROVAL catlIngg APPLICATIONS
28. None.
tlHFINISRED BUSINESS
29. ClaiJII ror dallages riled by Lorraine Halas.
I~ vas aoYed by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Couno. Sparks
and passed unan1aousl, to approve paYJll8llt or the 01a1ll in
the aJIOunt ot $579.71 upon signing ot release,
30. Claill ror ~es riled by Roland J. Butroni.
The Ci~y Manager reques~ed a closed session.
NEW BUSINESS
31. Claill ror dallages riled by Paul H, Rernen.
I~ vas aoved by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and
passed unanuously to approve paymen~ upon furnishing or
three estimates (City pay loveso estimate) anel execution or
necessary release.
32, Claim ror damages riled by Clirrord Pasos.
It was IIIOVed by Couno, Gatto, seconded by Couno. Rogers and
passed unanimously to approve payment upon signing or
general release.
33. Claim ror damages riled by Ro~ert Allen Bates.
It was mov~d by Counc. Gatto, seconded by Counc, Rogers and
passed unanimously to reject the claim and dl~ct that it
be sent to tne contractor.
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KllUTES OF TBB ROVEHBEII 5, 1984 CIT! COOJICIL M&BTIJIO
(cc-658)
311. ~s and Goaplaint filed in Superior Courtl St.
Paul Proparty .. Liab1lity Ins. Co. vs. Cit, ot
Cupart1no ,
Reoe1 ved.
35, ~s and Calplaint filed in Superior CourtJ Lisa
Leard vs. County or Santa Clara, City or Cupartino.
Rece1ved,
36. øeport on bid opening, DPW 85-02, Television Produotion
Equi lllent, and avard ot oontract.
It was aoved by Couno. Rogers, seconded by COIUIO, Pl\Ull1
and passed unanilloualy to approve the stafr rec~dat1on.
Ted Wolber or Video Serv10e Center vas granted peraissi.x1
to address Counoil. He stated that with h1a b1d there
would be a 5~ disoount it paid within 20 days or delivery.
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It vas ..aved by Couno, Sparks, seconded by Couno. Gatto and
passed unanilloualy to resoinel the prev10us action.
It vas ..aved by Couno. Plungy, seconded by Couno, Rogers
and passed unanillously to rerer the bids to the City
Attorney ror review with the Director or Publio Works,
37. Request for dererment ot BHR obligation _ Town Center
CondOlliniUIIS (ApPlication 17-U-83).
It vas ..aved by Couno. Sparks, seconded by Couno, Rogers
and passed unanillously to approve delay ror the tirst phase
of project until modifications to the BHR Prograa are
resolved,
38. Discussion or proposed County General Plan Amenc1lllent to
allow greater intensity in the Hillside.
It was moved by Counc. Pl\Ull1, seconded by Counc, Rogers
and passed unanimously to oppose the proposed General Plan
Amendment and if the amendment is pursued to request a full
EIR. The Mayc~ shall send the Co~nty a letter.
39. Request for review to obtain a variance to building
permit for construction or triplex at 10246 Alpine
Drive (LdeK Construction Co., Inc.).
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Director of Planning and DevelopQent Sisk reviewed the
history of this request with Council.
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to attorney
BMR PTogram,
Town Center
Opposed GPA
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Second reading
of Ord. 1289
Ord. 1289
enacted
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MIII1ITBS or !III IOVIMBD 5. 19811 CITY comrCIL MlftIIG
(GC-658)
Mr. DeCook stated tbat ... ren tile requirnet tor tile
soreen .... _ble and is 1nOona1stellt wltI! tile rest
or tile _. lie stated tbat IIbeø lie got his buil~
pel'lli t be oyerlooked tbe eoreen,
A t_le aeiFbor requested tbat tile Cit, Council requirot
Mr, DeCook to ban tile eoreeD InstaUed within ten _s.
City Attorne, lilian requested a olosed aeasico to diaousa
this,
40. Approyal tor tr8narer or t\IDcIs t'roII Master Stora Drain
Fund to IUøor Road IaproY_nt P'Imd.
It was aoved b1 Couno. PIUDD. secODded b1 Couno. Rogers
and passed '.......-17 to reiaburaa tbe Minor Road
Improv_t P'Imd troa tile Kuter Stol'll Drain t'Imd, $11,950
to establillb a Minor StoI'Ii Drain Fund and to appropriate
$20,000 troa tile Kuter Stol'll Drain Fund.
WRITTEN COIIIUIIICAtIONS
41, Rone.
ORDINAHCES
42, SeoODd ruding ot Ordinance 10. 12891 "An Ordinance or
the City ot Cupertino Aaending Sectico 11.211.150 ot the
CupertinO Hunioipal Code to Prohibit Stopping, Standing
or Parking co SteUin& Road."
It was lIOyed Ly Counc. P1UDD. aecODded by Couno, Rogers
and pas.secl ....·.......USly to read Ordinance 110. 1289 by title
only and tile Cit, Clerk's reading to constitute the seccod
reading thereot,
It was !IOYed b1 Counc. Gatto, seccoded by Counc. Rogers and
~assed unaniaously to enact Ordinance &0, 1289.
RESOLUTIONS
43. N<>ne.
NON-AGENDA BUSINESS
44. Recognition by Hayor ot sp~ial requests.
(a) General Audience.
(ò) ~ity Council
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At. 12.,0...., t.be _t1q we I14jOUl'll4lCl to t.be eooterenoe
JIooa tor . o1oaed ....100.
At. 12.,5...., t.be -tillS reooovaoed in C0ua011 Cbaaber
1I1t1! all CouDoi1 ...... aDd CitJ ...... Qu1nlllll, Cit,
Cl..k Cornelius, Dinotoi' ot '1.....1.... me! D...lopaent. Siak
aDd Cit.J Atto....., IiliaD present.
30. It ... _... bJ Couao. Sparks, seoODðed bJ CounO.
RoseN aDd paased ·......._1' to .pprove paJllODt. or olaia
upoa si¡DiaC ot ...1.....
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39. It we _114 _ Couao. Rogers, _ODðed bJ CQuDo. Gatto
aad passed ........-.17 to direct tbe appliOllllt to install
tbe ...quired SCreeD 111 thin tIIo _ks me! direCted the Cit,
Uto....., to tsks lqal aotioo it DCD ooapl1l111oe.
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