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CITY OF CUPERTINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA
10300 Torre Avenue, Cupartino, California 95014
Telephone: 252-4505
MINUTES or 'lBB WooDED REGULAIl M!ETDI.; OF TIll! CITY COtJRClL
HELD 011 JANUARY 30, 1978, IN TII! COUIIClL CIIAMIIU, CITY HALL
CUPDTlNO, CALlPORllIA
The lIIeeting was cslled to order at 6:40 p. III. by Mayor Pro Tempore
Nellis in the Council atllllber of City Hal:'"
ROLL CALL
Counc. Present:
Counc. Absent:
Jackson, Meyers, Nellis, O'Keefe
Mayor Frolich
Staff Present:
City Manager Quinlan
Director of Planning and Development Sisk
Assistant Director of Planning and Development Cowan
Director of Public Works Viskovich (7:15 p. m.)
Assistant Planner Kramer
Deputy City Clerk Cornelius
Others Present: Don Skinaer, ABAG
Geraldine Steinberg, County Board of Sup~rvisors
R. D. Koenitzer, Planning Commission
Sharon Blaine, Planning Commissioner (7:35 p. m.)
Victor J. Adams, Jr.
1. Toby Kralller made a presentation to Council pertaining to the Bay Area
Environmental Kanagement Plan. Staff's comments on the proposed Plan
were discussed.
Council opposed sharing of taxes derived from commercial activities
and supported in concept sOllie sharing of taxes from industrial devel-
opment on a County-wide basis. Council also directed staff to de-
velop background information regarding the effect of sales ta~
sharing on the communtiy.
It was moved by Counc. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Jackson and passed
with Counc. O'Yeefe dissenting and Counc. Frolich absent to adopt
staff recommeniations on tte Draft Environmental Management Plan
(208) with tho exception of the Solid Waste Management se~tion and
with the folle,wing changes and forward Council's support and CODDDents
to ABAG.
(a) Water Quality Management Plan - Policy 1, Action 1.1.
Get official statement from Regional Water Quality Control
Board regarding their position;
(b) Air Quality Maintenance Plan - Support Item II, Mobile
Source Controls, and push for State-wide action;
(c)
Developlllent ~d Land Use Mznagement - Policy C, Items 9
and 10 - Request clarity and definition of terms. Policy
D- Metropolitan Transportation Commission should be the
agency to review lransportation service in an area. Policy
F - Change to support Action 22.
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IlINUTES OF THE JANUARY 30, 1978, CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Staff is to report back to Council with 1IIOre infomation on the
Solid Waste Manag...nt Plan portion of the draft, and, in Polic, 9,
page 22, reco.øend a bottle bill e1.tlar to Oregon'. be paased
in C"iifornia.
2.
County of Santa Clara Supervisor Geraldine Steinberg (Fifth District)
\.. b introduced. With the use of various charts .he presented an
overview of CountY government and its budget and County progrS118 of
concern to Cupertino.
It was announced that the Board of Supervisors had approved bike lanes
along t~eir po~tion of Homestead Road.
The charts presented depicted County Reven~e Sour~es, Allocation of
P~operty Tax, and How the Tax Dollar is spent.
Council was p.esented wIth a copy of a letter to Jerry Smith, Caltrans,
from Adriana Gianturco, State Department of Ira portation Director,
regarding th~ ~xtension of Highway 85. The State expects to complete
the Highway 85 study within a year; however, financing still appears
to te several years away. Tne letter included a statement that the
1.8 miles section of the highway frolll Stevens Creek Blvd. to the
Sunnr~ale-Saratoga Road is a separate el~ent in the overall Route
85 environmental study. Council re~uested County support in its
request for the Route 85 extension.
3.
Council discussed with Supervisor Steinberg the issue rf parallledic
service within the County. The questions of use of zones, pu?lic
or private model, level of service and financing were all areas
of. concern.
4.
City staff was directed to meet with a County re,resen~ative and
explore methods for animal control within Cupertino. rouncil directed
~taff to contact appropriate assemblymen and senators stat1ng oppo-
sition to AB 1791, McVittie, Notice Required Prior to Seizure of
Animals. The bill is presently on the Assembly floor.
5.
During the Supervisor's presentation on County park development,
Counc. Meyers expressed his concern regarding potential increase
in the traffic probbms on Foothill Blvd. A new 130 acre park located
along Foothill and Highway 280 will open during the summer. Council
requested that the County include Cupertino staff members in the
planning process of parks affecting the City.
6. Mayor Pro Tempore Nellis ~xpressed Council's appreciation to Super-
visor Steinberg for attending the meeting ana for keeping open
communication with the City.
7.
At 10:00 p. ~., Mayor Pro Tempore Nellis adjourned to meeting to 7:30
p. m., January 31, 1978 for discussion of the Five Year Capital Im-
prcvement Program.
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