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CC 06-06-60 88 P. O. Box 597 Al-2.4505 ~ ¡....;¡ ~ - = C I T Y 0 F CUP E R TIN 0 CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL JUNE 6, 1960 Place: Time: 10321 South Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road 8:00 p,m. Benetti. Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nathanson City hanager, City Attorney, City Engineer Ci ty Clerk III. MINUTES OF MEETING OF ¥~y 16, 1960, were corrected as follows: Page 5(H), the word "not" should be stricken from City Attorney"s statement regarding Rodrigues property -and should read, . . . "Mr. Rùdrigues does want to improve his entire street frontage. . ." II. ROLL CALL Councilmen Present: Councilmen Absent: Others ,Present: Motion by Councilman Saich that Minutes of Meetin§ May 16, 1960 be approved as corrected. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Nick J. Lazaneo application to rezone 75' x 145' from R-l:B-2 to R-3-H, north side of Bollinger. City Clerk reported that there were no written protests. There were no oral comments for or against application. Motion by Councilman Saich that hearing be closed. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Abstain: Lazaneo Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 3-0-1 Councilmen Benetti stated that approval will constitute spot zoning and will set a precedent. For this reason he is opposed to rezoning. Motion by Councilrr.an Saich that Citj Attorney be authoI'iZed to prepare ordinance rezoning property of Nick J, Lazaneo from R-l:B-2 to R-3-H. Seconded by Pelosi, Ayes: Saich, Pelosi Nays: Benetti Abstain: Lazaneo Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 2-1-1 B, Ward Crump application to rezone 18 acres from R-l:B-2 to R-l east side of North Blaney formerly owned by Carpenter, Smith, Kishimoto. City Clerk reported that there were no written protests. There were no oral communications. Motion by Councilman Saich that hearing be closed. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Motion by Councilman Saich that City Attorney be instructed to prepare an ordinance rezoning property of Ward Crump, 18 acres from R-l:B-2 to R-l. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 C. Stevens Creek No. 5 annexation City Clerk rep<ìrted tha,t there were no written protests, There were no oral protests. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that hearing be closed. Seconded by Saich. 89 Âyes: Benetti. Lazaneo. Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 V. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTION FOR A~)PTION 1, Ordinance 125 - Tree Ordinance, Second reading. Motion man Saich that second reading of Ordinance be by title only. by Lazaneo, Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 by Council- Seconded City Clerk read title, Ordinance 125. Motion by Councilman Benetti that Ordinance 125, Tree Ordinance be enacted. Seconded by Saich, Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 2. Ordinance 128 creating a City Park and Recreation Commission. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that second reading of Ordinance be by title only. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 6ity Clerk read title, Ordinance 128, Motion by Councilman Benetti that Ordinance 128 be enacted. Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 J. Ordinance 129 establishing speed limits on portion of Stevens Creek- Mountain View Road within City limits, Second reading. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that second reading of Ordinance be by title only, Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Clerk read title, Ordinance 129. Motion by Councilman Saich that Ordinance 129 establishing speed limits on portion of Stevens Creek-Mountain View Road within City limits be enacted. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 4. Ordinance IJO relating to obstruction of Streets and highways and prescribing penalties for violations thereof. First reading. City Clerk read Ordinance IJO. City Engineer stated that some sections referred to in Ordinance were obsolete, City Attorney stated that Ordinance should be checked by City Engineer and reintroduced at next meeting. 5. Ordinance IJl rezoning property of Martin Brothers from R_l:B_2 to R-l. First reading. City Clerk read Ordinance IJl. City Attorney suggested that acreage in relation to the adjoining streets should be incorporated in the description of the property as a summary description. 90- 6, Ordinance 132 calling a special election to be held on the 12 th day of July, 1960, pertaining to the annexation of Homestead 3. City Attorney read Ordinance 132. ~ ~ ~ '"'"" CII:: Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that Ordinance 132 be enacted. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 7. Ordinance 133 rezoning land of Page Property from R-l:B-2 to R-l, First Reading, City Clerk read Ordinance 133. 8, Resolution 321 rescinding approval of Tract 2403 for noncompliance with conditions set forth in Resolution 294 and accompanying agreement. City Engineer read Resolution 321. Motion by Councilman Saich that Resolution 321 be adapted, Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 9. Resolution 322 rescinding approval of Tract 2705 for noncompliance with conditions set forth in Resolution 295 and accompanying agreement. City Engineer read Resolution 322. Motion by Counci1man Benetti that Resolution 322 be adopted. Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 10. City Attorney read Resolution 317 ~uitclaiming a certain temporary easement necessary for the construction of Homestead Storm Drain No. 1 and requested that the words "no longer" be inserted in Section 3. Motion by Councilman Saich that Resolution 317 be adopted Seconded by LazBneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that Resolution 324 quitclaiming a certain temporary easement necessary for the construction of Homestead Storm Drain No. 1 be adopted, Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that Resolution 325 quitclaiming a certain temporary easement necessary for the construction of Homestead Storm Drain No. 1 be adopted. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that Resolution 326 quitclaiming a certain temporary easement necessary for the construction of Homestead Storm Drain No. 1 be adopted, Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo. Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_6 VI. PLANNING COMV:ISSION ACTIONS REQUIRING COUNCIL ACTION 1. Ward Crump tentative map. Mayor asked if anyone in audience wished to speak on proposed map. Mr. James Nudelman, 10574 N. Blaney Ave., stcted that his property is immediately north of property under consideration. He ob2ects to approval 91 of tentative map until a general neighborhood plan is worked out in order to prepare proper street plan with Crump development. Mr. Nudelman presented a petition signed by six property owners to the north request- ing that approval be delayed until such time as neighborhood to the north is considereå. City Clerk read petition, Motion by Counci!man Benetti that petition be received and filed. Sec_ onded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 City Engineer stated that since property in area is chopped up and because it cannot be determined if all of property will be developed at the same time, perhaps a study should be made, Mr, Ward Crump, 10601 S, nighway 9. developer, stated that map originally summitted blocked out property of Wigner and Kishimoto and that only a small private road was left to serve properties. The Planning Commission requested that he get to- gether with the property owners to see if something could be worked out to properly develop the property, The map which he subm,~ted meets with the approval of the two property owners but does not meet with the recommendations of the Engineering Department. ~œ, Crump said that he submitted another map which would allow for improvement of Blaney Ave. He has made a study of the area to indicate the possible future develop- ment of the properties to the north. Mr. Crump feels that subdivision map submitted leaves property owners to the north in a better position than they were with the neighborhood plan, which has not yet been adopted. Mr. Lazaneo asked applicant if he would make improvements if map submitted were approved. Mr. Crump stated that he plans to improve streets up to the center of Blaney Ave, He does not intend to leave the City with half streets, Mr, Kishimoto's attorney has indicated that they would like to have him improve their portion of the propery, and he has discussed with Mr. Wigner the possibility of improving land fronting on their property. 11!",Ea",lo_!,_el1l1ington, 10109 Randy Lane, representing Joe Camarda, aSKed if mâp presented inèludes a' street, which if extended, cuts off any of Camarda property. Mr, Don McKay, McKay and Somps, stated that in order to allow the property to develop, the map had to be drawn up as it was, He stated that as far as slivers of land are concerned, it is a simple matter to exchange undeveloped property and also pointed out that there is no drainage or sewer problem. The map was drawn to accomodate property owners and not only to get more lots. Mr, Nudelman was in aRreement with Mr. Crump that property owners should be considered and this is reason for objection-- they had not been consulted. Motion by Councilman Saich that Tentative Map, Ward Crump, be returned to the Planning Commission and City Engineer for further study. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nayes: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 VII. PAYING BILLS Motion by Councilman Saich that Resolution 319 allowing certain claims and demands in the sum of $2,736.83, demand Nos, 1430 through 1439 plus Water Department demands in the sum of $551.38, demand Nos. 84 through 87 be adopted, Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Clerk read Resolution 320. Motion by Councilman Saich that Resoluti6n 320 allowing certain claims and demands in the sum of $9,271,85, demands Nos. 1440 through 1460, plus Water Department claims and demands in the sum of $1,229.48, demand Nos. 008 through 100 be adopted. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 92 r- io-3 ~ """" tIIi,;' Motion by Councilman Benetti that sign checks and warrants and that in the absence of the Treasurer. Ayes: Benetti, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Abstain: Lazaneo Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 3-0-1 Councilman Lazaneo be authorized to he be designated Vice_Treasurer Seconded by Saich. VIII, PROTESTS AND WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS 1. Boundary Commission of Santa Clara County, June 3, 1960 regarding five annexations to Sunnyvale. 2. State of Califonnia, Advisory Council on Radiation Resolution, 3. Sylvia Gissell, Chairman, Youth and Employment 4. Division of Highways letter stating that June 1st or thereabout is deadline for right of way acquisition if State is to widen Highway 9. City Attorney reported that there is an association of property owners along Highway 9 and also that no action has been taken by the County on the City's resolution regarding the widening of Highway 9, The State has made a t~ntative commitment that they will put a certain sum of money into this particular improvement and the County will also place a certain amount of money into the project, After conferrfung with Mr, Harrismn in San Francisco, it is his recommendation to use the 1903 street opening act to acquire rights of way for delivery to the State. It would then be necessary to use the 1915 bond act which would permit the issuance of bonds to protect property owners. If the City sees fit to raise money to put into the widening, the City could put an additional item into the budget, adding to the tax rate, This would reach into the pockets of potential users of Highway 9. By using 1903 and 1915 acts, the assessment against each property owner would be a credit against his bond and would lighten the burden on theowner. City Attorney stated, however, that property owners have taken position that the State should pay half and the County should pay half and that the State should pay for the entire cost of improve- ment. Ci ty Attorney felt Uat it .muld be impossible for City to raise funds to buy rights of way from Homestead to Bollinger and that since, legally, the property owners will benefit, by increased land value, a substantial part of the cost should be given by the property owners but that a tax increase should also be made, At present there is nothing the City can do but wait to see if the State will be willing to delay action. 5. Gary G, Stokes, May 20, 1960 requesting consideration for appoint- ment tb the vacant position on the Water Commission. 6. Louis D. Wine, Director of Civil Defense, Y~y 20, 1960 requesting appointment of successor to Mr, Meyerholz. 7. Santa Clara Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Adjustment Agenda, June I, 1960. 8. Town and Country Homes, Inc., May 18, 1960 enclosing $1,200 clean-up deposit, Tract 2436, Westacres. 9. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, hay 18, 1960 -- invitation to luncheon June 1st. 10. Agenda, Trafficways Co~~ittee, June 8, 19hO 11. Annexation inquiry, Homestead and Stevens Creek. Motion by Councilman Benetti that communications be received and filed. Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 IX. ORAL COY~UNICATIONS Mr, A. T. Cook, Wilson and Cook developers, reviewed that the question has been raised, in regard to map submitted to the Cmuncil for approval, as to the improvements which would be required along Mountain View- Stevens Creek Road. Mr, Cook stated that the County takes the point of view that dedication is sufficient for improvements, and though he feels that Mountain View_Stevens Creek should be widened, he feels that they should be required to dedicate land necessary tc widen it to 90'. Mr, Cook requested an answer of policy on this matter sincá they are preparing plans for their second unit and this is the property that frortt Mountain View_Stevßn8 Creek Road. Mayor asked what provisions were made for pedestrian traffic. Mr. Cook stated that there"will not be much pedestrian traffic but that provision could be made if Council i' 93 felt ~t necèws~ry. ßayor stated that area is zoned R-3 and with proximity Df. recre:;¡.tÔ<on,,:t'acili ties ,;area, will be one of high density: and, provision should be made for pedestrian traffic. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that City f~ager be authorized to contact County and other jurisdictions to determine typical cross section of Mountain View_Stevens Creek Road. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich. Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Dr. J. Brown, 10365 N. Highway 9 stated that he would like to see the City take a more active part in the County hearings regarding the widen- ing of Highway 9 and reported that the next meeting is scheduled for June 14th at 2:00 p.m., Board of Supervisors Chambers, Mayor instructed City Manager to attend meeting on Highway 9, June 14. 1960. Mr. Brown stated that some figures on possible acquisition costs would be helpful to property owners who will be present at meeting. City Manager stated that it would not be advisable to estimate the value of this proDerty at this time, however, he did agree that the information is needed. X. REPORTS OF OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONE~S A. Councilman Saich reported that he will attend Trafficways Committee meeting June 8, 1960. B. No report. C. City Clerk was instructed to write to Secretary of Sanitary Dist- rict requesting notice of meetings and also requesting copy of Agenda. D. Councilman Benetti reported that at meeting May 17. Mr. Dunfield was elected Chairman and Mrs. Ravizza elected Secretary of the Recrea- tion Commission. The Cow~ission requested authorization to join the California Recreation Society, membership fee, $10.00 The first steps to build a ball Lark at the Collins School were completed and Mr. Atkin- son will appear at the June 8th meeting to act as liaison officer between the School Board and the City. Councilman Benetti reported on the discussion held in Berkeley regaring recreation program in Fresno and suggested that a similar program could be worked out in Cupertino whereby school parks could be used for City recreation programs. Motion by Councilman Saich that $10.00 membership fee be appropriated for the Recreation Commission to jóin the California Recreation Society. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 E. City Clerk read Treasurers Report 1, County Controller, last installment property taxes 1959-60 fiscal year. $3.563.56 2. Statement from Bank of America relative to City of Cupertino Water Revenue Bonds. receipt of $10,262.90 representing Water Department receipts for month of May, 3. First National Bank, Cupertino enclosing purchase statement from Crocker-Anglo, $20,000 representing price of maturing bonds; also state- ment of $20,000 in new bills at cost. 4. Statement of sales tax, State Board of Equalization collections for period February 1960 to May 1960, $7,900 advance payment to the City of Cupertino. 5. State Controller, report of financial transactions (complete fiscal year) concerning all cities in California. F. City Manager requested that an annexation (Homestead Road and Stevens Creek) be presented to the Boundary Commission. Motion by Councilman Saich that City Engineer be authorized to prepare maps and boundary description for presentation to the Boundary Commission. Seconded by Lazaneo. Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 !}4 .... H ~ - t:= City Manager requested that approval be given granting vacations for employees having one year service. Motion by Counciiman Saich that City Manager be authorized to approve vacations for eligible employees, at his discretion, and until passage of resolution establishing vacation procedure. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Manager read portion of letter from Cupertino Sanitary District requesting use of a 20' easement along the Alves Line easement from Highway 9 to Garden Gate, approximately Greenleaf. City Manager requested that wording page I, paragraph 1. be changed to read "initial or any laterals thereto." City Attorney advised that Resolution was in order to pass sub~ect to proposed amendment. Motion by Councilman Saich that Resolution 327 approving the agreement for right of use of Alves Line easement for the installation of a sani_ tary sewer by the Cupertino Sanitary District of Santa Clara County be adopted. subject to amendment, and that Mayor and City Clerk be author- ized to sign the agreement. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti. Lazaneo. Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Manager reported receipt of Agreement from Association of Bay Area Goverr.ments and By_laws. He stated that San Francisco has declined to join Association, and it would appear that Association could not survive without membership of San Franicsco. City Manager reported that everything was in order to grant permission to Permanente to relocate their pump on City property at Stevens Creek. He suggested that approval be granted subject to a review of an agreement by the City Attorney that would be prepared by Fermente. Motion by Councilman Saich that City f~nager be authorized to notify Permanente that approval to relocate their pump on City'property , Stevens Creek, will be granted. subject to review of agreement by the City Attorney. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Manager reported that Rousseau Organization has requested permission to energize street lights in Idlewild Greens and has agreed to pay for the lighting of their tract. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that the Oliver Rousseau Organ. Idlewild Greens Tract, be ~lowed to energize street lights in said tract. Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich. Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 City Manager requested permission to purchase water air cooler unit for City offices. Units can be purchased for $300.00 and can be in- stalled by the City. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that City Manager be authorized to purchase water air cooler for the City Hall, price not to exceed $300.00. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi liaYs: None Absent: liathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that City Manager be authorized to purchase 95 water air cooler for the ~ater Department office, price not to exceed $50.00. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4_0 City ~~nager suggested that Councilmen inspect photocopying machines presently being used in the City Hall, explaining man hours to be saved qy use of machine. Motion by. Mayor P~losi that City Manager be authorized to purchase photocopy¡ng mach~nes at a total cost of $554.64. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 G. City Attorney reported that he has prepared an Ordinance revising procedures for variances and rezonings. He suggested that Ordinance C02(a) (Revised) be de~ivered ~o the City Manager for direction to the Planning Commission with the request that the Planning Commis~ion set it for public hearing. Upon recommendation of the Planning Commission the Ordinance would then be referred to the Council and the final hearing could be held. City Attorney reported a meeting with the City Manager and Planning Consultant regarding Planning Comm~ssion problems and in order to facilitiate mechanics, he has prepared standard resolution forms for referring Planning Commission matters to the Council. After Planning Commission has studied and approved resolution forms, they will be referred to the Council for approval. Motion by Councilman Saich that Ordinance 002(a) (Revised) be referred to the City Manafer for distribution to the Planning Co'mission. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich. Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Attorney reported the matter of an overpasS in the City of Mountain View presented to the last meeting of the PUC. The City of Mountain View raised the question of the effect that adjoining cities would have on the overpass and felt that adjoining cities should pay for part of the overpass. Since the PUC has power to designate which cities shall bear expense, City Attorney suggested that City go on record to the PUC protesting inclusion in construction of over- pass. City Attorney read Resolution 328 protesting the inclusion of the City in application No. 41467 before the Public Utilities Commission in the matter of the "San Antonio Avenue Overpass". Motion by Councilman Saich that Resolution 328 be adopted and forwarded to all parties concerned. Seconded by Benetti. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo. Saich. Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 H. Mr. Joþn Rodrigues, Jr., reviewed the questions involved in the construction of his commercial building, Rodrigues Ave. and Highway 9. Mr. Rodrigues stated that he has received a bid of $20,000 to $25,000 for improvements he will make and requested that the City pay engineer- ing fees of $2,500 for street improvements. The question of the storm sewer was also raised, he stated, and it was his feelin~ that with another commercial building and possibly another subdivision being built behind the commercial development, that the storm sewer should be put in before the street improvements. Councilman Saich stated that the City could , not construct a storm sewer at this time. Councilman Lazaneo felt that the City's contribution would be the dedication back to Pæ, Rodrigues of 25'. Mr. Rodrigues stated that he would not gain additional parking with the 25' and that he would have to resurface the 25' which would be an additional expense. Councilman Benetti asked for City Manger's comments. City fíanager stated that he would like to see this area improved and also improved up to the Wilson property~ He stated that 96 he would like to see the Council talk with the applicant about contin_ uning on to the Hardware store. Mr, Rodrigues stated that he is not prepared to move the building, Councilman Lazaneo was opposed to the City paying engineering costs. Mayor stated that other areas on Highway 9 have dedicated property to the City and they could then request like treatment. Mr. Rodrigues stated that he will be spend_ ing +20,000 to improve property that is not his but that is City property. Councilman Benetti suggested a study session Saturday morning. Mr. Rodrigues stated that he would like an answer since the building has already been leased and lessees are concerned about OCcupancy. Mayor advised Mr. Rodrigues to go along with mis original plan to improve street in front of bUilding along Rodrigues Ave. and Highway 9, City Attorney brought up matter of quitclaim deed for property on Home_ stead Road and Highway 9, stating that the wording of the Deed was in error and that the title company requested that it be redone. He stated that it was in order for the Mayor and the City Clerk be execute the deed. Motion by Councilman Lazaneo that City accept the standard form of dedication, Homestead Road and Highway 9. Seconded by Saich. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City Engineer reported that he will send sketches to members of the Felton Park Homeo,rners Association in. relation to an assessment district, The State has notified his office that they want an indication from Sunnyvale regarding Mary Avenue and also from the County regarding Wolfe Road. City Engineer recommended that the CO\Ìncil review the importance of the Mary Avenue grade separation and authorize the City Manager to take whatever steps are necessary to proceed to the Highway Commission. Motion by Councilman Saich that City Manager be authorized to hold meetings with the State and any official bodies with regard to Mary Avenue. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 City £ngineer requested that he be present at meeting relative to budget of funds for public expenditures. XI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Councilman Lazaneo asked about weeds on property next to Mandellas. City Hanager reported that property owners have been notified and this is all that can be done at thepresent time but he will talk to the property owners to see about correcting situation. Councilman Saich asked about street signs. City Manager stated that a recommendation regarding street signs has been included in the Budget, Mayor asked about street naming. City Manager was to notify Planning Commission of policy on street naming. Councilman Benetti requested that maps showing area involved be attached to ordinances. Mayor asked about garbage collection by Mr. Alarcon. City Manager stated that he will send another reco~~endation to the Council, ~~yor read appeal of Sam Fox in matter of Gas Station, KiFwin and Highway 9. Motion by Councimman Benetti that Communication be received and filed. Seconded by Lazaneo. Ayes: Benetti, Lazaneo, Saich, Pelosi Nays: None Absent: Nathanson Motion Carried: 4-0 97 Meeting adjourned until Friday. June 10. 1960 at 7:)0 p.m. Meeting adjourned at 12:25 a.m,. Tuesday. June 7. 1960. Approved: Attest: ~I,.~~ Ci ty Clerk