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CITY OF aJPEUDO, STATE OF CALIfOaIA
10300 Torre A__. eapertino, Cdifornia 95014
TelepbOl1e: 252-4505
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Counc. presents
Counc. absent:
Prol1ch, Jackson, lfayE::"t!, Rellis, Hayor Sparks
Rone
Staff present:
City Hanaaer Qulnlaø
City Attorney Adams
Director of Admlnlstrative Servlces Ryder
Director of Plannina aød Development Sisk
Director of Public Works Viskovich
ORAL COM:ro:UCATIC:iS
l. Introduction of Boy Scouts particlpacing In the Boy Scouts
in Government Progra..
Boy Scout Coumissioner Jim ColeJllan introduced the Scouts in
attendance at this meeting, explainlna that they would be oonduct-
Ina their own City Council meetina the followina afternoon in the
Council Chamber.
2, Submitted requests to address the Council,
(a) None.
3. Recoanition by Mayor of audience requests.
(a) None.
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. ',(íå¡" túl~1III1~pl.. 2.200....ft.,pet',~:~"~f.
, ~\o?d04~2S\~(Þs1deÌtdà1, datl1es. . 4.::50'.. ..;f.¡?,.,:y,;r:!¥'!
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'·'1i1t"'rucCiOÌ1 of Foothill Bb". aacI Silver 04 V.,... .
,ë:onù:of J'oot'lill Blvd. aacI Silver Oaktfay _tût7,
.., '. serv1êe statioD. 1Iec-.sded for appraval.
lie beadnp Hoved by CoaIu:. 1r011ch. seconded 111 Counc. Bellis to coabine th18
public heariDS with apnda it.. 5, which concerns the s.e propenYl
Hotlon carried, 5-0
PLANNING APPLlCATIOHS
5. Application 25-TK-75 of Shapell Industries of Northern California,
Inc.: Tentative Hap to divlde two recorded parcels consist inS of
1. 06 acres into four duplex lots. Said proper-y is located at the
northwest corner of the intenection of Foothl11 Blvd. and Silver
Oak Way and the southwest corner of Foothill Blvd. and Silver Oak
Way westerly of an exlstina se1."Vice statioa. 1IecOBDended for
approval.
The Planning Director identified the property on the transparency and
reviewed the tentative asp, Parkins alona Silver Oak Way was an issue
at the PlanniDS eo..1ssion aeetina on these applications.
M1.". Júa GhielMtti, l287 Law1."ence Station Road, representing Shapell
Industries, offered to answer any questions,
The Plannina Di1."ector stated that SDothe1." issue discussed at the Planning
Coœaission hearina was the truck traffic in the entire area, The staff
was directed to inquire of the County the possibility of installatlon of
a stop sign at the free 1."iaht turn at Stevens Creek Blvd., in order to
reduce the speed of the trucks a they pass Silver Oak Way.
Counc. Meyers was answered by the Plannina Director that Silver Oak ia
a fully developed City street at the present ti...
Hr. John Plazze, 22754 Majestic Oak Way, Cupertino, President of the
Homeowners Association, asked what the iaaediate plans are for si¡nalization
of the intersection of Stevens Creek Blvd., and Foothill Blvd. The
Director of Public Works said Traffic Consultant Don Goodrich 1s rev1evinl
the trafflc situation. This in a aulti-jurisdictional intersection.
Signalization is Included in the Five Year Capital Iaprov_ents Plac
and it will take place when the warrants are there.
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_ llel1_ there .~.. If· ;po traffie in there to varr.at_ 111"
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IIøw4 by Coane. ..,~. NCoacIM by CoIIDc, Jeckson to 04t~..
appl1cation 35-Z-75.
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Motion carried, 5-0
lføved by Co>uac. Jae:ksaa. seconded by Coune:. Meyers to approve
eppl1e:atlon 25-TK-75 1D ac:c:ordaace with the e:ond1tioas in
Plannlna Coamission "'olution Ho. l395.
Hotlon carried, 5-0
(a) Fi rst Readina of Ordinance Ho. 68l: "An Ordinance of the
City of Cupertino ADending Section I of Ordinance So. 2 by
Rezonina 0.55 Acre from CG (General Couaerc1al) Zone sad
0.51 Acre frOll 13-2.2 (Residential, Multiple, 2,200 Sq. Ft.
Per Duelling Unit) Zone to R2-4.25 (Residential, Duplex,
4,250 Sq. Ft. Per &Jelling Unit) Zone; Located at the
Northwest Corner of the Intersection of Foothill Blvd. and
Silver Oak Way and the Southwest C01."ßer of the Intersection
of Foothill Blvd. and Silver Oak Way Westerly of an Existing
Service Station." -- read by the City Clerk.
Moved by Counc. Meyers. seconded by Counc. Jackson to have
Ordinance No. 68l 1."ead by title only, and the Clerk's readlng
shall constitute the Flrst Reading.
Motion carried, 5-0
The Director of Publlc Works assured the Council that they will
continue to evaluate the traffic In this area,
Counc. Frolich asked t~ staff to convey Cupertino's concerns to
the County.
Counc. Nellis would like the County to consider the character of
the traffic here.
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25-TK-75
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Ord. 681
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j,1D Srrz. APPIØUL AftLICATIOIS
AppUcu-. BC-Sl,01S.4O"-,.tJ.CO-lea1oaa1 Shoppln. Ceøter
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Volfe IDaII DOrth of! .. ... -n4ed for approval.
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by Coac. Jellis. .e.. ~. 117 Couac. Jackson to approve application
.:-51,075.40 !:I accordance vida Aftbitectural and Site Approval eo-1ttee
-.o1ution 110. 497.
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C:O-C. Meyer. ~.J( gratulUed Ya1lco Park OQ their very coaplete set of
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DFI»ISHED 3::ô3ESS
7. Report :::-:a staff on Cr..r_ Be....une... I:IIprov.."",nt Association,
Inc., ::: :~~ City to c0D4uct ~ indepeRd~nt study on the accuracy
of 100 ~~: flood projett1ooa. (Contlnued fro~ meeting of
Februa¡-7 :~, 1915)
~. Nichulas ,:~~~, l0235 Cres~OD Drive, Cupe::-tino, President of
Creston ùa?:~i~ent Associatioa. Inc., referred to details of hi.
letter of F~:::-~:y 6, 1975.
The Directo: :: Public Works stued that the Corps of Engineers has
DeeD retaine'::y HUD to evaluate Sunnyvale·s problem. This s~u.:ly
should he c-"";o:~:ed by the aiddle of Karch.
Br. Jaaes T. :~~is. 10269 CrestOD Drlve, Cupertino, read his prepared
speech in n.~:.i to flood 1DsaraDc&-. He felt ~oo much importance vas
10eina given :: :~e filing of ~ required msp. What is a more realistic
J'~ture is ~~: actual flood daaage to people and property would he
ezp8rienced :! the people in Santa Clara County and what we intend to
do about it. :ie questioned ~be VUe1." District'" calculations. He
requested t~ "'ater Dist1."ict to ..ke or contract for an analysis of
kevens Creel. í.nc1uding maaag_t studies. Further, he asked that
~ City of ~a?~rtino audit th~ study. In the event the Water District
refuses this :-I!"uest, he rec· - lied the City of Cupertino proceed
1ri.th this St::':y. He rec- ~ftrJood using the simulation method.
Counc. Jackscn ~reed that the City should retain Dr. Linsley to repre-
_ tile City vith the Corp. of EDgineers in relation to the Water
~trlct's ~~jections of lOG year floods, and that the City Council
sbould adopt ~ resolutlon requesting an audience before the Corps of
Eaaineers pr:'.::: to that agency solidifying its position.
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HIRUrES OF TBI MAJœ 3. 1975 CITY COUNCIL MEETIBC
Hr. 'lboaas IkDOlo';t~t~es1dent of. the OücJell IIo8eowDera .
~t..tllD. aålcti(' '})iI...o.e 96 hœea 1D tb1a area. 2. uf,ed
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1Inol-.-t ~,c.'. -',.. Be said be viÌJ.. be,........, "ect. to tb
City Cømcll bê(ÒlI(i~..·:,,·'. ' \ 18 a lot at atab here. nood 1uurauc
__ preal_ ~¡" _ ,...,. There would be a cou1derable 10.. 1D
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printoDt of the Vater District. Be charaed aiarepresentat!oD at
the public hearinp. Be asked the Clty to hire Dr. Linsley to
introduce tbose doabu be has about the Water Distriet's calcu1a-
UOIIS aDd to report b.ct. to the City, In addltioa, he would like
D1.". Linsley to SO badt to the Wate1." District and aake some strona
polnts that the City ... bcDeowners in the area are the victi_
of SOlIe aistakes aade by tbe Water District.
Hr, .Jim Lenihan, of ~he Board of Directors of the Water Dlstrlct,
said he is listeniDa to what the residents have to say. He said
it is very difficult and almost impossible for the District to
have done what Mr. Szabo haa requested. lie said the Dist rict has
been caught up in rapid growth of the entire area and are just no
becOlOir.g able to cope vitb It.
Counc. Frolich said
Hr. Szabo's letter.
trying to cooperate
his real concern is Kr, Fowler's response to
Everybody in the District has been
in trying to solve this problea.
Hr, Ralph Townsend, l0349 Crest on Drive, Cupe1."tino, would like
Inco1."pcrated i~ the 2esolution how you aet the data for the si.u-
lation studies, as well as the management of the Stevens Creek
Reservoir.
Counc. Meyers sald be was not in favor of puttlna management of
tbe Stevens Creek Reservoir into the Resolution. He encouraaed
the ~ater District to evaluate this further, but not to put it in
the Resolution.
Mrs. Lou Middleton, 22044 Creekside Court, Cupertino, stated they
are also concerned about this matter.
Moved by Counc. Frolicb, seconded by Counc. Nellis to authorize
the e.ploymen~ of D1.". LiDsley to represent the City with the Corps
of Engineers in relation to the Water District's projections of
lOO year floods, and the staff was requested to draft a resolutio
requesting an audience before the Corps of Engineers prior to that
a¡eocy solidifying its position.
Motion carried, 5-0
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MINUTES OF TIlE HAIICII 3, 1975 CITY COUNCIL HEETIIIG
Coonc. Heyers sai.cI tr..vould like to request the District evaluate tbe
worth of rmsed. åIi'>i)perat1on fo1." the r_iDder of this year to provide
8dequate protectløâ: "'8"'f...t the 20 year flood,
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Mayor Sparks ealled á reeess at 9:25 p,.. The meeting 1."econvened at
9:42 p...
8. Proposal for adoption of a new City flag and new City seal,-
(ContinueC: froa aeetina of February l8, 1975)
After a preliminary discussion, it was !DOved by Counc. Frolich, seconded
by Counc. Meyers to adopt a new City seal consisting of a gold !DOrion on
a whi~e background encircled by City of Cupertino in gold letters, with
the year 1955 at the bo~to.. Further, the staff was instructed to have
an appropriate design made and presented at the next mee~ing,
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Counc. Frolich. seconded by Counc. Jackson that the City's new
flag shall be the sæne desian as that prepared under the 16 Flags Project
with a g~lJ morion on a white background.
Motion carried, 4-1
Counc. Meyers dissenting
9. Discussion of proposed study of a countywide fire service.
(Continued from meetlng of February 19, 1975)
Upon recommendation of the City Manager, it was moved by Counc. Frolich,
seconded by Counc. Meyers to continue the discussion of a proposed study
of a County~ide fire service until such time as the survey now being
undertaken on the publication is reported to the County.
Motion carried, 5-0
NEW BUSIJlESS
10. Setting of time and date for interviewing applicants for
Commission vacancies.
The City Manager asked the Council not to take action on Agenda Item II
or on Agenda Itea lO regarding II-Control at this time.
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IUJlUI:>S OF tHE IWICt 3. 1975 cm COUNCIl. MEETING
'::Jl.C:ÞÐt1."Ol Qa1rperaaa ~. Sallø aaid this is on their aceøda
. li~""" Harch 6tb. .. '.
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.,~&~ a tr-_ of'_~'J-fl that the aettina of tbe_
~- - fo1." iaterdev1Jts·ola-' ts for ~..iOD vac_c1Ø~d
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n. Request by Architeet--' aød Site Approval ec-1ttee to be
paid a per di... rate.
COh'TTIIJED TO APRIL 7th.
12. Subaission of claia for Inverse Condeanatlon.
Moved by Camc. Frol1ch, seeonded by Counc. Nellis to refe1." tb~
claim for Iaverse Cond..-aation to the City Attorney's Office.
Motlon carried, 5-0
WRITTEN C,M!L'NICATIONS
l3. Rep.o'-!:>Y City Clerk
The City C:¿rk stated that no written cc:-.=u;,ications were received
by his o:::~¿ that required Council deliòe:~tion.
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14. 5H="i reading of Ordlnance No. 676: "An Ordinance of the
City:: Cupertino Aaending Sectlon : cf Ordinance No.2 by
Re¡::::~g Approximately 4~ Acres frc= r (Planned Dcvelopment
wi:~ ;e~eral Commercial Intent> Z.:-~ t~ P (Planned Develop-
me:-: v::h InwJstrial Cse Intent> Z,:-~; Located at the
So~:"~~st Corner of the Intersect!o" ~! Beardon Drive and
Va::<~ ~reen Drive." -- read by tr.e (:ty Clerk.
Moved by (:u~c. Meyers, seconded by Cou~~. J3"kson to have
Ordinan~. So. 676 read by title only anJ t:", City Clerk's reading
shall co~::'tute the Second leading.
Motion carri~~. 5-0
Moved by C:·~c. Meyers, seconded by Cou~c. Xellis to enact
01."dinance ~. 616.
Motion carried, 5-0
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Secaad lleadin¡ of Or.u.n-ce No. 678: "An Ordinance of the City of
Cupertino AaeadinC SecU.oø 1 of OrdiDaace No. 2 by 1aca1Da
Approxiaate1y 2.7 Acres fr_ 1U-7.S (Residential. SiDal-Pø1ly,
7.soo Sq. Ft. lIe1e.JliMUfJI& Unlt) Zone aDd 15.2 Acre. fl'la A-ua
(Acr1aaltural/..ø.it.iøDa1) to P (Pl_ed Deft1Ðp. rr witb Þaideot1al
Cluster, 61 UnltÍl- Intent) Zone; Locsted AdJac_C to encl
Easterly of Ste-' c8.yaø load Apprad_tely 200 Feet Souehedy
of U.....rslde Dri"..- - read by the Clty Clerk.
Ifoved by Counc. Na1118. ~.d by Counc. Jackson to have OrdinaDce No. 678
---I resd- by title only, and the City Clerk's readina shall c:oostitute the
Second Readiq.
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Ifotlon carried, 5-0
Moved by Counc. Nellis, secODded by Counc. Frolich to enact
O1."dinance X~. 618.
KDtion carried, 3-1-1
Counc. Jackson dissentina
Counc. Frolich ab~taining
16. Se:o::'; Reading of O:-dÜ:ance No. 679: "An Ordinance of the City
CQ\;~_::' ,'f the City of Cupertino Adding Chapter 2.68 to the
Muc:o_r~l Code of :he City of Cupertino Establishing a Library
CO=i5$!c'n of Said City." -- read ~y the City Clerlt.
Moved by ::.oc. Jackson, seccodpJ by Ccunc. ~~llis to have Ordinance
~;c. 679 :-'c! :'y title =:y, .">d tb~ Clty CI~r:"s reading ~11311 con~titute
the Se:o::~ Re~ing.
Motion c.rried, ;-0
Kovpd by ,:\;~c. Jackson, sec~oded by C~nc. Xellis to en~ct
Ordinanc~ ~~. 679.
~tion carried, 5-0
17. Seco,,'¡ Reading of Ord1:>ance No. 680: "An Ordinance of the City
Council of the City 0: Cupertino Amending Ordinance No. 533
Re~~:~ting Stopping, Standing or Parking on Public Streets, and
Pr"..-,.!i:-.g for Signs Notifying the Public Thereof, and Further
Pro·..Ubg for Penalt1es for Violation Thereof," -- read by the
City Cl~rk.
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'-"uí1 by Coaac. lleyers, 118(',- ~ -1J7 CouDc, Jac:Uon to haY.
"(~!"'-e 110. 6aO read by tU1á -.17. eel the City Clerk'.
,JØi-'WlI sball CCDStitute the ..-" Jleàdin¡.
Hot1ølt aDÜII. 5-0
."_..AI by C.,...,-. .Jac1<sOG, --c'-_.~ 111 Counc. !!eyers to enact
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Motion carrlecI, 5-0
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18. No. 356:: "A Resolution of the Cicy Council of the City of
Cuperti~: :eclaring its Inteatlon to Order Vacation of a
Portio:: ::. a Public Utility Easement Within the City of
Cuperti::: :;¡:suant to Secticn 50430 Et Seq. of the Governmo,nt'
Code 0: ::¿ State of California, Fixing Time and Place for
Hearir.g >=; Providing Notice Thereof; VaUco Fashion Park,
Northe::' :0 Stevens Creek Blvd. Westerly of Wolfe Road."
J!IO'ved by C,·c;:: _ : ~:;Cson, seconded by Counc. !ieyers to adopt
~olution :\: _ ':~~.
Motion carried, 5-0
19. No. 35:-- ".\ Resolution of the City Cc....,cll of the City of
Cuper: '-= _- 'T.,rdsing O¡>tiOtl to Purchase Parcel B of Re..l
P1."ore::' ::_0 Gina, Inc., a Corporation; Said Property
Locate; .: ::~ Sortheast Corner of Torre Avenue and Pacifica
Dri\'e. "
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20. Reques::':: :clOOval of it... frOll COlIsent Calendar.
(a) ie.:':'.:ion No. 3859: -A Resolution of the City Council
oi ::e City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claias aLd
~:~s Payable in the Aaounts and From the Funds as
He:"~dfter Described for Salaries and Wages for the
f'ay.,.'-:l Period Endina February 18, 1915."
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ord. 680
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Res. 3$62
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Res. 3~~4
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Consa1t ~.
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5-Yr. Cst'.
Iaprove. Plan
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(b) lIasoJ.uttøll... 38601 "A Resolution of the City Council of
the Ci~10f Qlpertino Allowing Certain C1åU and o-ds
Payable :Ie ~. AIIount and PrOIa the Fuøds as Hereinafter
Descrl1Mic1.~ General and Miscellaneous ~_""""'itures for the
SneIa Day Pedod Eadina February 2l. 1975-.-
(c) ResolutiOD". 38611 "A Resolution of the City Council of
th_ City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Cla1as and Demands
Payable 1a the ~unt and From the Funds as Hereinafter
Described for General and Hjscellaneous Expenditures for the
SeveD Day l'eriod Ending February 28, 1915."
(d) Resolution 110. 3863: "A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of Cupertino Accepting a Grant Deed of Real PropertJ
from Gina, Inc., ~ Corporation; Property Located at the
Northeast Corner of Torre Avenue and Pacifica Drive;
Parcel B.n
(.1 Solicitat1oo request by the City of Hope Regional Medical
Center for June 5 to June 21, 1975."
\~) Solicitation request from Amer!can Cancer Society for
April 23 through May 2, 1915."
Ho\'".; :v Counc. Nellis. seconded by Counc. Jackson to adopt the
Cor~s.;:-:: Calendar.
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Count. Frollch, Jackson, M~y"rs, Nellis, Mayor Sparks
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Motion carrl.d, 5-0
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21. &.~rt on subaission of Five Year Capital Icprovements Plan.
Mov~J 'y Counc. Nellis. seconded by Counc. Meyers to continue the
disc.1Hion of the rive Yen Capital Icprovcment3 Plan to Mar·;h 17, 1975,
wlth :ce ur~erstand1a& that at that time it will be set for an adjourned
aeeti::¡; br an in-depth review.
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22. Request '" tIa~ ~i.81GD for $10,000 in Capital
Iaþ~. -,.~.' fói . - '~l U'lH:t1OD of a public _etinl rooa
in the L1br~..
Th1a request ... ~,.. CD the staff for eonsideratioa of
1nc1udtna it in tie l'i"'¡Yéar Capital IIIÍp1."oveaente Budget.
If the County ~ DOt eaacribute, there should be __ re-evalua-
tioa of the poUq of p.
The staff was asked to .......f.. inforaation frOlll the County reaardin
the possibUity of 'I' ~ -t to the CU1."rent lease aareement and
for special cousideratioD in the st.ndard policy for usaae of
such rOOllS to perait s_ priodty for City sponsored events.
23. Oral reports by staff aeabe1."s and submission of written
reports.
The City Hanaaer reported that the next School Board meeting is
set for ~~rcb 25, 1975. There is no indication at this time as
to whlch schools, nor how aany, will be closed.
Counc. Nellis believes the City should be exploring how we would
like to utilize those schools that are to be closed. Further,
it should explore how auch it would cost to operate and maintain
these sch"ols.
Counc. J~k3on would like to see a little more imaginative use
of these school sites.
c-nc. Nellis said this is a c....unity problem, and she would
l1ke the City to work wltb the School Board on this problc..
The Counèil aeaerally felt it would be a mistake to give up any
of these school sites when there is the possibility of a need for
thea in the future.
The City Manager reviewed bis :eport of the Statewide Land Use
Plan. He said that, basically, this plan tries to do a land use
plan fro~ the around up. If we doa't get some kind of land use
plan tha[ aakes sense we viII probably get one from the State
which we aight not like. As auch as we can, we should try to
solve conflicts between cities ra[her than on a regional level.
Counc. Meyers attended the Febru2ry 26th committee mcctina in
reaard to the renæina of Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. lie reportcd
that Sar.1toga was quite e.pbat ic that they would not go along wi t
a Spanish-[ype nalDC. They would prefer "Big Basin Way".
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Manpower Board
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Couuc. Meyers 881d S...,-~¡de already bad two street sips ready to &0
p with their choice of.-s. Cupertino prefen ADz. Blvd. Other
nsaes discussed were .r 1 J.md Vay and Old Hip&}' .1De.
Counc. Frol1ch felt sCRaalY in favo1." of chanaina the _ CO . Ana.
Blvd. within out: City·'-... He further felt thac putC1D~. few
_ suggestions iD the Qapertino Scene aight p~te suaplltlons froa
the cOlllllunity. It vaa DOted there wUl be a public boeariDa on this utter.
The City Attorney adv1seol that a public headng is _t rec¡ui1."ed, hoveve1.",
policy has been to ho1c1 public hearinas on these _tters.
The consensus of tbP. CauDeLl was in favo1." of
Nine.
Anza Blvd. or Old Ui¡hway
The City ~anager reported on the Possible Manpower Board Changes issue,
Moved by Counc. Jackson. seconded by Counc. Meyers. in view of the
fact that Sunnyvale is a prime sponsor, the Council wanted to go on
record as being in favor of reopening the question of membership on
the County-wide Manpower Board.
Motion carried, 5-0
NON-AGE~DA BUSINESS
~4. Re~ognition by Kay01." of special requests.
(a) Ceneral Audience -- There were none.
(b) City Council
Counc. Frolich wanted to qu.lify his statement in the Janua1."Y 6, 1915
minutes in regard to pollcing of the City Farks. What it should have
said was that he wanted to know if the parks are so 5truc~ured 50 they
can effectively be patrolled. Counc. Nellis agreed this was the intent.
Counc. Frolich asked the staff to restudy the status of pending proje't8.
He would specifically like to have the problem of the size of parkina
spaces addressed prior to completion of Vallco Park Fashion Plaza.
Further, Mervyn's parkina lot needs re-evaluation.
In regard to the Vall co Park sound wall, the Planning Director said db
readings have been takeD in some of the residences and he will get the
results for the City Council.
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... reaard to Coomc. Jac~·. _ !Jon about bike lanes &1...
___ Creek I1vd, Cr_ 1'0ua1 åleDue to the eastern City
I:I8Its, the Director of PabUc 1IRka said his staff will tûa _
-.at. !'lid report to the PldtUc Safety Commission on thU ..~.
. ... instructed to also tMe _ts between Blaney and FfDda
AINA_es.
_n......\1. OF Pk-VIOUS HINUrES
25. Minutes of adjoumed r",&,"'- _ting of February 19, 1975.
(CC-252)
hce l, just p:iClr to the ~ ...c:lon on the page, add: CoUt1c.
~llis would :i~e to request fo%Dal answer fro~ the Flood Control
»15trict to t~e Creston H~ .~rs Association letter prior to
tl>e Karch 3, 1975, Council ~1..'g. The City Council directed Ù1e
SLaff to for>¿:J this letter CO the Flood Control District for
~nt.
Page 2, just r~ior to the last ~tion on the page, add: "!be
staff will re·.-:e.., the parki:.¡ s~&:1ls with the residents."
Page 9, se-:,,"'~': ?aragraph, arà ~ t-':.~ en¿ ,,~ t¡-.~ la';t sentet:;.(;e:
-.,.d felt t!:.,~ ,he orlginal t;.S¿ of the park "'as for t~e be:..,! it
of low incoD: ,.:!"ple."
Page 9, the: ,: :on in the lIi~.-e of the page: Delete "fu;:-t:;,er-
s=udy" and r~:;:,:.a..:e with "c1r-a:!::...:D1 of an ordin.1:l':c granting a
Datural pre~~=--;è."
Pa&e 10, lag: ;~:agraph, first: sentence shoald read: ''The
Director of ,,,:.; ic Works s:a:e>: that the staff had a meeting vi:!>
hLeuv Cat he: ~:'Id, as a result. are forming a.'\ advisory coo::. : t:t:ee
to DeLeuv Ca~cer.
~ed by Cour.c. ~eyers, sec~ed by Counc. Jackson to approve tDe
tiDutes of Fd rtJary 19. 19;5. as correrted.
Feb. 19th
Minutes appro\Oo
Jtxúm carried, 4-0-1
C r. Yrolich abs,ained
~. Minutes of reaular ~lac of February IS, 1915. (CC-251)
hse 4, after DOti~n on 28-Z-14. last line of. the paragraph sboald
Ie deleted and replnced with ~l.ide Element of the General P~ H
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.13, last i'ara¡raph, firK ~s eonect spell!Dlis '"DE.. 0.1".
14, secood paragraph ~..~ øa4: "Counc, Frol!cÞ bel~ ~c is
1h1e to be specific vit'-£ -IAS quota,"
_ 14, It£Ja IS should reac!: "'1sc:ussion OD Walt Bayes' reqauc that the
oppose EI búr.."\tlon of LúdÞ _ Cro,!Dd Water Charaes."
-- .....d paragra;>b. down should r:eå: "'Koved by Counc. .JackaoD -to table any
&r1:ber action cc the requesC toy Valt Bayes to oppose elia1aati_ of limits
_ ground water charges.
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JIøored by COUI"_. :Sellis, secoaded by Counc. Jackson to approve the
Jlebruary 18, 1,75 minutes as _ "ed.
~1on carried, 5-0
D. Minutes " adjourned regular meeting of February 10, 1975. (CC-250)
(Continu,~ from meetiQg of T~bruary 19, 1915.)
!~ed by Cau::.. Frollch, secocded by COUQc. JacksoQ to approve the
j ~...utes of F,·:,·.uy 10, 1915. as recorded,
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, ~c. Y~yers & Nellis abstai~~J
I c::~. Frol:~~ ":'"o'ed to arljou= wis meeting 3t 11:30 p.m. This
t.... .on died ::: ...ck of a sec.0a4.
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21. Mayor Sp:u:
Lðter-tity Council
· Vill meet on March 6th
,...,.. of California Cities
· Ic vas learned the EPA is understaffed.
F1øod Control Advisory Committee
· SJ8ce it 1s impossible for the Kay01." to
at:c_'" these lDI!eting at thelr scbedaled
ct.e. the staff will check to see if these
~ be noon meetings instead.
~.&.iunal Ares Coordinating Council
· . report;.
a.y Area Sewage Association
· . report.
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. 1'!C is .etins wltb the Executive Committe
of tbi8 c:-1ss10n on Ha1."ch 5th.
.. c:oa.cil 1'n11eh vas Paneliat- OD 8JmpoøiUII
_ Tl'aD8it lillancea. Be eited the Deed
fm: faa48, particularly for operatina
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Y--.c:'-'ati'" lteview C~ttee
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Counc. JecUoD agreed fixed guideways woul
be tbe answer to large, metropolitan areas
but there Is also a g1."eat need for public
translt in many areas.
Moved by Counc. Frolieh, seconded by Counc. Meyers to instruct
the City Manager to contact Senator Alquist to determine the
clarification of wording in SB lOG, anrl if the Intent is as the
wording indicates, to express the City's 0PFosition and to follow
this up with a letter contalning more detail.
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Bicentennial Committee
City of Cupertino will receive official
recognition by the next meeting.
Assoclation of Bay Area Governments
At the General Assembly Meeting, Senator
Dycally attacked the "no growth" attitude.
He now realizes it is "managed growth".
Airport Land Use Subcommltteê
· No report,
Santa Clara County Water Commission
· The EIR on the San Felipe Project was
discussed, but no action waS taken.
PlaDDing Policy Committ"e
· The Clty Council received minutes of the
Social Concerns Subcommittee responsibili es.
, A Kaster EIR Is belng prepa1."ed, covering
urban service areas fo1." citles.
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31. Continued.
Airport Land Use Co_ission
· Thero was a lengcby hearing involving a
private heliport at Alaadcn Vineyards that
vas subsequently denied. The major concern
Was no public benefit and quite a fcw p1."ivate
1."esidences are nearby.
LArCO City Boundary Study Committee
· No IICct ing .
32. Mrs. Nellis:
Environmental Rcview Committee
· 110 report.
Slgn Review C,-m:mittee
· No rcport.
Parks and R"ereat ion Committee has interviewed
three consulting firms.
ADJOu¡c;:·tE:;r
:ioved by Counc. Frolich, second"d by Couae. ¡·¡eyers to adjourn this
meeting .It 12 :02 a.n. c" 3 p"rsunneL se55 ion.
Motion carrieJ, 5-0
The me,-~t ing recon"/cncd in open session at 12 :22 a.m. and r."¡;l5 adjourned
at 12:23 3.m.
APPROVED:
/s/ James E. Jackson
Mayor, City of Cupertino
TrEST:
/s/ wm. R. R der
ity Clerk
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