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ern OF œPEIlfINO, STArE æ CALIFO!lHIA
10300 Torre beD...., Cupertino, Ca1ifo,:nla 95014
Telephone: 252-4505
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~&S OP 'I'IUI I1!CIILØ .....I1IC OF THE CI'n COUICU.
IIILD œe JUIII l6, 1975 D DB COUMCIL CHAHBBIt, em IL\U.
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1Ia}'01." Jacltson called the _Una to order at 7:43 p... with the
Salute to the na.,
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Counc. present: Frolich, Meyer., Nellis, Sparks, Hsyor Jackson
Counc. absent: None
Staff present: City Hanale1." Quinlan
City Attorney Adams
Directo1." of Administrative Services Ryder
Director of Planning and Development Sisk
Director of Public Works Viskovich
Director of Parks and Recreatlon Butler
ORAL CO~ø.;:\ICATIOIiS
1. Hone.
2. Submitted requests to address the Council.
(a) Patricia Blake, l0445 Lockwood Drive, asked if the
interia criterla Is used for development at this tiae,
slnce the Hillside Element of the General Plan is not
cOllpleted. Hayor Jackson said the tentative 1."ecoaaenda-
tions of the Plannlng Commission in regard to slope/densi y
foraula is beina used. The Planning Director noted there
are 16 square .iles in the hills that are committed to
the Hillside Study. The only acreage pendina development
at the present t1ae Is the 13+ acre Laaont Williams
tentative asp. It is beina held in abeyance.
3. Recognition by Kay01." of audience requests.
(a) Hone.
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IlDUTES or TIlE .JUØ 16. 1975 CITY COUNCIL IŒE1'DIG
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4. Pa:tl1c ~ to eauidu the at net _ c..... of Saratop-
s..a,.al. -.....&; to .. Alula Boulevard. (CoDtiDu.d f~ _tina
of JUDe 2. 1975.)
(a) lati01atJoD... ~943: "A ...olutioa of the Cfty COWIcll
of r.he CIty of eape1."tiDo to CbaDa. Street ø... of Saratoaa-
Sua~a1. ..... to De Aua Boul.vard aa Provid.d fD Secticm
5026 of tile Streets and Hiahvays Code, State of CaUfomia."
(CoatiDall:! f~ _UDa of June 2, 1975)
Kayo1." JacuoD DOted t)ut he has bad "DY Il1divldual cODversations about
this issue. All ..abe~a of the Sunnyvale City Council aareed that the1."e
is no ¡larUcular reaaOll to make a name chanae at this U_. San Jose
will ao alona with vftatever the other jurisdictlons agree apon. As
to Saratoaa, 2 Couøcilpersons were noncommittal and I was opposed to
a naae change at this t1ae.
Since thcre were no 1."eaarks Crom the audience, it was moved by
Counc. Fr01ich, seconded by Counc. Sparks to close the public hearing.
Motion carried, 5-0
s. 3941
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Moved by Counc. Frolich, seconded by Counc. Meyers to adopt
Resolution No. 3943.
AlonR with the many other reasons he has been stating in support of a
name change, Counc. Frolich said the clumsiness of the present name
and due to the forthcoaing Bicentennial, he was in favor of this 1."esolution.
He hoped that the City of San Jose would go along with this on the basis
of post office services to Some Ssn Jose residents from the Cupertino
Post Of £ice.
Mayor Jackson aareed that it makes all kinds of sense to name it De Anza
Blvd., but he feels ft is duplicating Sunnyvale's parochia! attitude.
He would be willia¡ to ao along with the name change when and if our
neiahborina jurisdictions agree to it. Otherwise, he feels it will lead
to confusion.
Counc. frolich noted that the City of Sunnyvale does not have a great
aany people or buslnesses that would h~ve this as a street add1."ess
whereas Cupertioo does,
COUDC. Nellis said she was willing to ao alona with the name chanae,
and was ready to vote for De Anza Blvd. at this time.
Counc. Keyers would like to change the effective date to January 1, 1976,
In the event this re.olution passes.
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)IoI-ion "arr'ad, 4-1
~yo1." J.ck~D d'sseftted
..... "y Coo'DC. F1."oUda. 8eCODded by COUDC. Kellis to ~crac:t the
ftaff to set the actaal date fo1." implement.tioD of IeaolutiOD 3943
after checUnç tiae n'f tr_u for telephone dlreet01."i..,
c:haDai"l letterhead., ecc.
Hotion curled, 5-0
S. Application 6-Z-7S of City of Cupertino: Rezonin¡ and
.y..zoning 52.3 aC1."es frOll Various City and County Zcnlna
D' :ts to Zoninl Districts which are consistent with the
ad...ed General Plan. The 52.3 acres are aenerally loc.ted
in an area bounded by Stevens Creek Blvd. to t"~ north,
Scenic Drive/Mira Vista Drive to the east, McClellan Road to
the south .nd by Footh~ll Blvd. to the west. Recomaended for
.pprova1.
Th. Planning Director referred to details in hie June 16, 1915,
staff meoo in regard to this City-initiated rezoning. T~e PI.nni
eo..issicn has recoaaeadG4 this property be zoned RI-lO a~ if a
lot is less tban 10,OOO sq. ft., .s =any are in this .rea. it be
decl.red . lea.l lot a. lcca .s the lot reduction w.s caused by
necessary street dedicatiot1S. In .ddition, it is rec~eDCIed by
the Plannina Coaaissioc that the southeast corner of Foothill and
SUveDS Creek Blvd. be liveD PD co.-erdal zonlng, .nd that the
c~rner at McClellan aDd Stevens C.nyon Road be changed to dupl..x.
The reasons for the prezoolng are that this iR the first Step in
1apleaentation of the Gener.l Pl.n. It h.s no me.nine to the
property owner until such tiae .s. he decided to develop his proper y.
If this is approved, it will aake it not necessary for the
iDdividual prope1."ty owae1."S to .nnex to the City in order to ob:.in
vater service, saviDg bill ttaft and aoney.
Counc. Sparks asked 11 there is .dequate sewer service for these
properties. Th~ PlSDning Director s.id he underst.Dds aost of
thel\ are already COnDeCted to the sewer system.
Since there were no c_ -'Os froa the audience, it va. ...ved by
Counc. Heyen, secOD4led by Counc. Sparks to close the publ1c head g,
IIotlon carried, 5-0
rd. 691
ir$t Read 1øa
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rOIl ::alendar
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or TIlE JUD 16, 1975 CØY v.., I(IL MDrIRG
.tler . . II:r CouDc. Me,.1."8 to appr_ -.plication
. 4_ carried, 5-0
Oö~~t Rea4i:1& of Ordi"-.1Io. 691: "An Ordlnanc. of the City of
ClllperUno Meadill8 Sectto. 1 of OrdilUUlc. No. 2 by luoallla
AlfJproxiaately 0.46 Acree ~ CC (General Cœaercial) to P (PI-"AdI
....lopaeat with General (' .cial Intent; Rezonina AppT___ee1y
1.47 Acres Froa CG (General <: -eial) to 11-7.S (....id_tial
S_Ie-Faany, 7 ,SUO Sq. Pt. Per Dwe111118 Unit); RezoniDl Approzmate1y
0.83 Acre ~r.,.. CG (G.oera1. C ercial) to R2-4,2S (It..idential Duplex);
Prezoniaa A,.roximately 47.74 kres F1."o. Santa Clara CCMmty aJ.-lO
(~identi4:. Sinale-Faai1y. lO.GOO Sq. Ft. Per Dwell1na Unit) and
Prezoning }~,~ox1mate1y 1.S2 Acres FrOlll Santa Clara County ltl-lO
(aesident~:, Sing1e-Faaily. lO.COO Sq. Ft. Per Dwelllaa Unlt) LO
City of C~,~::ino 12-4.25 (Iesidential Duplex)." - read by
Jlayor Jacu..::t.
"....4 by Coo:>:. ~.yers, seconded by Counc. Frolich to have Ordinance
is.. 691 read ~. ::tle only, and ~be Mayor's reading shall constitute
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!lotion ca1."ried, 5-a
,6.. Appl1cati.~ '-1:-15 of Ro!:ert !t. and Pamela J. Gr"gory: Itezonlaa
0.29 Acre :::~ Santa Ctar4 eoanty RI-IO to City of Cupertino
U-7.5 (R<"'.;~ntial, Sir.gle-F_lly, 1,500 Sq. Ft. Per Dwe111o&
Vnlt) Zone. S..id p1."operty 1A located at the southwest C01."D81." of
!:he interse:: :on of Santa P_la and San L.'!andro Avenues In Monts
nata.
S~e there "otr! ::0 cOllllller:ts fr_ ~be audience, it was moved 111
C -. Meyers, ....:<1ndO!d by C-. Bellis to close the Publlc Heariaa·
~lon carried, 5-0
1."ecOllllllen.!4: :<1n of the .taff. it was moved by Counc. Heyers. seconded
., Cøunc. Spar~ to reaGve appl1catlon 5-Z-15 frOlll the aaenda.
Botton carried, 5-0
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W ftret ......... ., -- ... 6901 -An Ordl_ee of die
CSt)" ~: c.,enbe - . - .1"S-e \Co. 533....lat1..
....1::C, St"'_ __~ - - . _ Public StreaU. ....
rnwU:..... few SIpII V'...~ the Public Thereof, aad
IWtJMr hftW!lla f. If ....._ fo1." Violation Thereof.-
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.. ~_tew c~ ",Hie Worb ........- diU Ordinance is for str_t
J" "f1'<" ~. SlId nf~ toe åCai1a In his staff repo1."t
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- . t~. ~":. "'" c:_ta frta tile audience, it wa.. aoved by
,. . Meyeu. .:< :ndt'd by C--. Sparu to clo~e the Public
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....eII! by CO",: . .-·'-~rs, secoc.4ec 1:7y Cc~nc. Frollc;-- to have
tar%'i~nc:e s~. :'. ,.ad by tit:. "",ly, a!".d the Ma,"~:'s r.adlng
Prall consti:.: _ :"~ Fint "eac~-
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L Kesolutic, ._. 3947: "A .....1..t100c of the City Council of tr.e
City of ..-,:::00 Order~ ~1Ie Abatement of Public Nuisances
Pursuant:: ?:..:visions of Or¿iDanCe No. 405 ..nd Resolution
110. 3944.-
C_. there ...." no co_en~s !r_ the audience, it was moved
..,. Couoc. Ne::.s. seconded by ~c. Frolich to close the
Jlliblic Heari::~-
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... .. by Cou:>::. :,ellis, sec~ '~),y CDunc. Frol1ch to adopt
_lotion tic. )';..1.
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Ord. 690
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Res. 3941
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l6, 1975 ern COUNCIL MEEl'JRG
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9. c.> AfplkaUoa 6-'DI-7S of Kay Investaent Coapany: 'tentative Ka,
to ..1.we 9,1)4 Acre. 1IIto a sinale-fsaUy ruidential duner
.....hllf"V"t e_uU.. of forty (40) Individual lots aDd 0'-
lot to .. he1cI 1a e_ aDd one lot to be retained in a
cllRcHdeatad u... Said property lL located aPP1."oxfllate1y
375 feet _tedy of_ tile intersection of Forest St1."eet and
Yiata Iklve aDd ujacent to and southerly of the future exten-
810ft of LaUDeo Drive hetveea Saratoaa-Sunnyvale Road and
'ista Drive. bc~""'ed £01." app1."oval.
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tbe PlenDt~1 Director referred to details in his June l6, 1975, staff
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,Mowed by Counc. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Nellis to approve appllcation
'6-TM-75 in accordance with Planning Commission Resolution No. 1425.
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AlCHlTD:'IIIRAL AND SITE APPROVAL APPLICATIONS
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Motion carried, 5-0
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. -51,015.40 ISince Counc. Nellis had some unresol~ed questions in regard to this
eld in abey~._application as app1."oved by H-Control, it was decided to hold this in
see page i !ür Î:~eyance.
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Application HC-5I,015.40 - Vallco Fashion Park Shopping Center
requesting approval for landscaping for the employees parking
lot located on the east side of Wolfe Road and for Vallco
Parkway on the west slde of Wolfe Road. Recomme~ed for approval.
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Application HC-5I,365.l - D.S.L. (Downey Savings and Loan)
Company requesting approval of site, architecture, conceptual
landscaping. grading and lighting for an off ice and bank complex
tu be located on the west side of Sara~oga-Sunnyvale Road south
of Rodrigues Avenue. Recommended for approval. (Appealed by
applicant f1."om Committee's 1."ecommendation; ref. June 9, 1975
letter from Mr. John E. Quinton.)
The Planning Director reviewed the proposal. The bone of contention
¡appea1."ed to be tåc number of driveways and curb cuts onto Saratoga-
Sunnyvale Road. II-Control wanted to have them share the driveways with
the adjoining shopping center. D.S.L. has not been successful in
accomplishing this.
KaTor Jackson DOted the H-Control Resolution did not aaree with the
parkin~ aisle easement.
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IIDIITES OF THE JUNE 16, 1975 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
1Ir. John E. quintan, Vice-President & Dlncto1." of bal !state for
D.S.L. CupertillO Brauch. ..14 they bave strived d1l1SeDtly to vode
.c a reciFoca1 &I1."e..eøt. but to nO avail. Their p1."t.ary eoucer
.nil a central mtranc:e is that they would lose parkiDa 8JlSC88 and
:1& would be inconveøient f~ their eust01lers. Be sa14 _ aeeeptab e
eo1ation appear. to be a dr1v_, at the extreae north aad _th
"dES of the p1."operty. Be IlUbaitted copies of hiB -.led
ataibit A which Ulustrated"dais. Be said he bas dl_sed this
with the Director of Public Works. Be said the11." ope1."ation
paI.ates 30 to 70 cars per peak hour, which is noon to 1 p...
Couuc. Heyers sullested engle parkin¡ to encourage people to drive
10 the p1."oper direction as well as providin¡ an addltional 3-4 ft.
for lID1."e laadseaping.
FM eonsistency, Couac. Nellis sald she could not agree with the
2 curb cuts along Saratoaa-Suunyvale Road. She belleves tltiB
operation covld function with a sinale curb ~ut. Also, she noted
tbe Director ~f Public Works favors a single driveway. Discussion
followed.
""V(,'¡ by Cou::c. Nellis, sl'Conded by Coun.:. Spsrks to return
BC-5I,365.1 to the H-Control Cocmitt~~ for further evaluation
of curb cuts.
Ho~ion carried, 5-0
Counc. Sparks wondered why McClellan Square Shopping Center is not
Interested in cooperating. He would like the City to send thUD a
letter to this ffect.
The City ~.anao:er noted that Sam!>o's P.~staurant has two curb cutS,
one of which ~hould probably be closed.
Moved by Coonc. Nl!llis, seconded by Counc. Meyers to approve the
architecture and site for application HC-5I,365.1 with the excep-
tion of the drive and circulation pattern.
Motion carried, 5-0
(a) Application RC-5l,075.40 - Vallco Fashion Park
Mr. Walter Ward, Vallco Park General Manager, wished to pursue
d1scussion of this itell rather than hold it in abeyance.
Counc. Nellis said she was concerned .about. Conditions 9, lO and 11
of ø-Control Resolution No. 536. Mr. Ward explained this ls a
aatter of economics and energy conservation. The project was
severely over-estiRated.
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HC-5I,365.1
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curb cuts
HC-51,365.1
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approved
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IfIJUTES or THE JUNE l6, 1915 CITY coutcIL !ŒETIRG
lIcwed by eo.ac. Nellis. rr .... 111 Co.nlC. lIe1era to qr-~. appUcatioa
8C-Sl,07S..o la acco1."4-. w1CIa the Ø-GoDtrol nCl I ··t~.
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(c) Appllcatioa øc-Sl,,151D.2 - De ADa Jacquet Clù r I utSJla
ap~,;val of dee. ødt.1tectur., landscapilll, 801 ar"SJIa
for a clubhøaae ... r..~raDt facility loo:at" at the
,.,rt~at co~ oE St__ C1."eelr. Ihd. aDd SteU~ ~.
k_ 1....ed for -4,........1.
fCouac. Nellis asked what hep,lII-ed to the bicycle paths. ne Plaanina
,Director uid tben 1a a ..bstaDtial landscaped area atoaa the front..e
._ perbap" SCIIIe day in the f..cure sOllIe overall plan f01." bicycle Faths
. could be i::stitutecl. Thl.s _tter was addressed by th<! R-<.ontrol in
thei1." del :>ærat ions.
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Moved by::...:!:. Sparks. seco:><!ed by Coun~. ~~)'crs to approve application
BC-5l,l5'.: in accordance ",i~h the H-Ccr.trol r"coa:aendation.
Kotior carried, 5-0
'U~INISE:: 3~stSESS
11. RC\·i.....- ~:>J approval of a;:p:icatlon :" i-.¡>l"mentation of Federal
Flo.:<~ :~"urance Prog:-aa - S :...."ns Cru < .1~J Calabaza.s Creek.
(Con;:'::·c.,J from meeti::g of !".arch 3, :9~-5).
(a) 5:.1:: report on Stevens Creek ax rabbazas Creek.
(b) ~¿p.:>rt from City )I.a:>ager on cost5 a1d time of coapletion should
.i 5-person panel be convened for st<:d}'ing methodology on flood
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(c) ;¡.s"lution No. 39~: rA Resoluti"" )f ':he City Council of the
:::y of Cupert~c Setting Forth the ,uilding Perait System which
:;:" City has Adopted and the Re\'iew Procedure f"r the System."
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¡;"5<:'lution No. 3935: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
:ity of Cupertino Ap~lying to the Fed"rat Gover~ent for
:n?l....entation of the National n00d Insurance Act of 1968."
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¡The Dire~:or of Planning and Development roOviewed his staff reports of
l.June 12 a:>i 16, 1915 on this satter. The Director of Public Wo1."ks
'reviewed :::s "Special Flood Ba.zard Area" report.
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.. C. I. a.::-~, of the s.ta Clara Valley "-tel' Diatd.:t.
_ -.c-. t_ir poaitlOD. .. aM IIJD Deed. thia type of iDfor-
__ _ 1a order to.... . J. to tbeir up. This will
....'7 tM lDiina 1utl~~.
0..... .eIlls asked vbat effecc tbae cbaDaes will have OD the
fUr-Ity scat!: os St..,_ Creek II"". The PlanDing Director said
dd8 "Ul ban to be r_l.... at a latH date.
.. ~s S. !lacDooald, 22lS7 Clear Creek Court, speakina on
1IeIIa1f of t~ Jail Dell Boa_ S As.ociation, rec01IIIIended the1."e
.. a cross uierence on t"e _ps to eU.ioste any futu1."e COD-
f..1OD. He :L"ted the IroN aisspelUngs on the present HUD ..p.
Mr. .ick S.a~:. President of Creston HOIIeo~~er5 Association, said
BUD 1. expe:::-~ outlines of where t~e water will be. in the event
of the fl..~. ~e would feel aucb IIOre comf~:t~ole if a note were I
added to t~< ~-o!~ ..l)-ing we ;"ve survey eleva::cns of each individu-
al propert":. -_e ""uld like t;: see the lines r.:",.:ved from the
~uent "'..1,.
Counc. Ke:.~> >JiJ he woulè l~Ì<e to keep the ::nes on the map for
future ref<:, -: ¿. in case scae!>ody rebuilds" i,; h"",e thEre and
pat. in a t!··"c::'!:=.¿o:,,::.
Counc. Fr:::,- >~;~ested the 11~.. be kept on :h~ copy of the asp
that is ki';-: ,: (;tJl Hall but f>Ot on the map :.'n"arJed to HI]!).
The staff ,,~> ::~uesred to define the flood pr.~e area to the
south of ':r<~. Cr~ek Blvd. as well as for the Calabazas Creek
area as S~·:: .: ~ ¡:'Ossible.
lløveci by C",--=.:. Xdl1s, seconded by COUlIC. Sparks to adopt
ae.oluti~ns ~:. 'H" and 3935. with the understanding that all
lots are t: :ë d~r :fied on Ü.e sap sent to hTD.
I Res. )934, 3Q35
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Motion carried, 5-0
IlaJOr Jacks:r. ,aIled a recess at 9 :07 p... The lDeeUna reconvened
at 9:22 p....
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OF THE J1JIIB 16, 1975 cm COUIICIL HEErIRC
Scaff report _ aefet7 b.:tor. re1atbl to site diataace.
(C08tiøaed frca ."iIIa of .Ja_ 3, 1975)
Pbnnh\l Director ref~" to hia JUM 16, 1975 ataff report on this
. Be saJj the _tire fn . of alte tr1sqles bas be_ r_".
&- the Ord~e.
(a) First Ii_loa of OnIt.Dce Wo. 686: "An O1."dloance of tbe
City of Cupenino -'--"iDl, Addlna or Deletirl Variou.
Sectioaa of Chapter 16.28 of the Clty of Cup,atlDO ttanidpal
Code Ialatina to the Location and He1aht of Fences and Plant
Materials in Yuds... (Continued frOla .eetina of June 3, 19:'5)
- r* by Mayor Jackaoa.
'PIøw.. by Cou:>.:. Heyers, secoode.! by COUl1c. Sparks to have Ordinance
¡So. 686 read ~y title only, ~nd the Mayor's re3ding shall cODStitute
the Flrst R"~:",,.
Motion c..rried, 5-0
;3 Staff re~:: on local Cable T.V.
(a) F,:-~:ion of ad-hoc committee to establish criteria
I 1:1 ".~ecting citizens cOIOI:Iittee for Cable T.V.
Due to the r"~."t survey, the City Manager said he would now be in
¡faVOr of a ~=:,ipal operation her..
Counc. Sparks S3.1d we are fortuoate to have four outstandina people
j in this fiel~ at De Anza Coll....
Ksyor Jacks~ said he would be In favor of a low level priority on
thla and sUg$.sted it be advertised in Cupertino Scene.
Because of tò. staff workload, Counc. Frolich would prefer to see this
aatter tabl~ :Jr the present. Counc. Sparks and Administrative Assistant
John Vau¡hn .::1 so some prelt.1nary work on it.
. local (~~:. T.V. matter vas refe1."red back to the City Manaaer for
future consi~e:ation on a lov level priority.
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14. leport of bid. received .l1li award of contract fo1." Laeille
Av_e Irrigatioa SJII:_ hoject 75-l8,
Hovecl by Coune. Nell1., .econded by CoUJIC. Frol1ch to _rd the
LaciUe Avenue IrdpUon Syat_ Project 75-l8 ,." Rall""ay
Contractlaa CoMpany for Ita low bid of $3,l55.17, in accordance
wltb the staff rec_eødation.
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Counc. Frollch, HeJers, Nellis, Sparks, MaJor Jackson
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Motion carried, 5-0
15. Report of bids received and a~aTd of contract fo~ Milk Barn
keno.ation Projec~ 75-19.
The staff rccommendPd that the blds ~c rejected on the basis that
they were all too high. The funds ,~~Id be returned to th~
General FunJ and incorporated into t h~ museum development by
constructing restroom facilities.
Mary Conzalel, 10461 Stokes Avenur. C"pertlnt>, suggested that
perhaps volunteer workers could ~rir.~ th.. Milk Barn up to u3able
conditio~. She would 11;, to se.. s.~cÞoJy livjn~ on the property
down tt.:e as soon as possible. $h~ is concerned about the
pluceœea: a?proach to thia park deve!opœcnt, and added that she
is very cud, In favor of a nice entra;1ce to the park.
Lonnie Toensfeldt, 21640 Fitzgerald Drive, Cupprtino, Vice-
Pre..ident of the Parks and Recreat i,'n Commission, stated th"t the
restroom facility at this park Is a~solutely necessary for the
4H kids, the gardeners and the hikers. She felt that if th..
Milk Barn ~~re torn do~~ the cost of this effort .ust be included
in the cost of a new buildin¡ for rcstrOQGs.
Counc. ~ellis said there will be a joint ÞCeting on July 15th
concerning the results of the survey.
M~ved by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc. Frollch to reject the
bids for Milk Barn refurbishin¡.
Motion carried, 5-0
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1lUUIr;:) or t1II .lUll 16. 1975 em COOltCIL !CUtIS
16.- ......t fùc t . __, fruit staad at tbe aønIøIut coraer of
Vista Drl" .... Scn_ Creek Blvd. f01." a perW _t to __
thirty"" lleat-t.. July 1, 1975 - .10.. Caøå.
IIø'NII by CoaDc, frdlcb. eecOllded by COuIlC. Speru to apprcw8 the
reqae.c: of Mr. Jo.. c-rda for a t.po1."a1."J fnit .t.... at aortbve.t
eoner of 'ists Drive aÞI Stevens Creek Blvd. for 30 da,.. bealllDloa
.July l, 1975.
IIotion carried, 5-0
17. Request by Any Hoantain, Lilllited for perai..lon to hold a
_er SDOW ski carnival on Labor Day Weekend - August 30, 1975
to September I, 1915, .t 20630 Valley Green Drive,
Hayor Jackson wanted to ensure there would not be the traffic jaa
¡caused by this snow ski ca1."nival as was experienced last year.
¡The Plannin¡ Director stated that other parkina arrang~ents are being
¡"de. Counc. Sparks would also 11ke to have someone there, directing
'traffic.
IMr. Eldon ~~ff..n, of Acy Mountain, Llmitcd, referred to his letter of
¡June 10, ¡~75. He said they used six officers from San Jose last year
!for secu:i:r. This year, they plan to ~se Sheriff Depart~~nt Deputies
¡for traí'" c~~tro] and security. They hope to utilize a larger tent
¡this )~~r. ~r. Falk has given them 3 blanket OK for use of his 6
acres for ?arking in addition to their own parkin¡ lot.
Moved by C~unc. Frolich, seconded by Counc. Sparks t~ approve the
request b~ Any Ko~ntain, Limited, to hold a Mummer snow ski carnival
frOll Augus: 30 through September 1, 1975, at 20630 Valley Green Drive,
subject t~ the evidence to the City Manager's satisfaction on adeql',acy
of trafíi: control and parking.
Motion carried, 5-0
la. Request on behalf of Cabs Unlimited, Inc. "ba Yellow Cab for
an adjust.ent in tariff cha:ged.
ovec! by Counc. Frolich, s8<'onded by Ccune. Nellis to set for public
hearing on July 2l, 1975. the request of Cabs Unlimited, Inc., for an
iocrease in fares and to notlfy the County Transit DLst1."lct of the Publlc
arlq.
Motion carried. 5-0
The City !lanaser 8!Jggesctod they consider senior citizen reduced 1."ates,
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KIW'rIS OF TaE .J1JIIJ: 16, 1975 CITY COUNCIL !ŒB1'I.G
IIII1TD CCIIIUNlCA1'Iœ5
19. leport by City Cl_k
Ie acklltloD to the 2 _itten coaaunicaUOIIS listed ie hi8
_ of June 1.2, 1975, the City Clerk ll111icated thera va.
1 late sulaisl101a coasisUna of a petltion by BUIC1."est load
allll CUpertino load ~..1cI..ts indicaUna their ...lre to
continue the naral qaallUes of their ne1ahborhood, and the'_t'
nqueat that the City _opt a policy that would enaure this.
OIDIJWICIS
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20. Second Reading of Ordinance No. 687: "An Ordinance of the
City of Cupertino ,'-ending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by
Rezoning Approxiaately 20.1 Acres from A (AKriculturalt
Residential - 10,000 Sq. Ft. MiniDum Lot) Zone to P (Planned
Development with Residential Cluster Use Intent with Approxi-
..tely 2.4 Dwelllag Units Per Acro) Zone; Located Southerly
of sod Adjacent to Ves. Avenue at its ;~est..r1y Te....inu.."
- read by Mayor Jacitson.
Moved by Counc. Frcl1ch, seconded by LOUnc. Hev..rs to ha......
Ordinance No. 687 read by title <)nl)". and the !'..yor's reading
ahall constitute the Seco,¿ Readlo¡;.
Not ion carr iN, 5-0
Moved by Counc. Meyers, .econded by Counc. Frolich to enact
Ordinance No. 687.
Motion carried, 4-1
Mayor Jackson dissented
RESOLUTIONS
21. No. 3959: "A Resolution of the r.ity Council of tho. City of
CUpertino Declar10g Its Intention to Order Vacation of a
Portion of Anton Vay between St~ypn~ Creek BIv~. and Alvcs
Drive as Provid~ in ~.ctio~ ö320 Et Seq. of the Streets and
H1&hways {'~"e uf t"e State of California, Fixing 1i11e and
Place for hIblic Heart... and Providing for Nottce Thereof."
Moved by Counc. rrol1ch, aecoaded by Counc. Spa1'U to adopt
lesolution Mo. 3959.
IIotion carried, 5-0
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Ord. 687
enacted
Re:!. 3959
edopted
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ES OF TIlE JUNl! 16, 1975 crn COUNCIL tŒEUIIG
ør CALJIIIDØ
2J. ..eat for r_al of it_ hoa Consent Caleadar.
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a.olution No. 3953, ...... 1t_ 22(8), was r_ed froa the Call111dar.
(a) a..olation Ro. 3957: "A auolution of the City Council of the
Cit, of CupenSAo Al1øIriD& Ce1."tain Claiu and DeaaacI. ,.,.ble
in the Aaount. .l1li rr- the Funds as Here1nafte1." Desc1."ibed fo1."
Salaries .nd Vaa" for the Payroll Period Endlna .June lO, 1975,"
(b) Resolution Ro. 3946: -A Resolution of the City Council of the
City of Cupertino All_iDS Certain Claims and D.....nds Payable
in the Amount and FrOll the Funds as Hereinafter Described fo1."
General' Miscellaneous Expenditures for the Seven Day Period
Ending June 6, 1975."
(c) Resolut ion No. 395i!: "A Resolut ion of the City Council of the
Clty ~: Cupertino Alloving Certain Claims and Demands Payable in
th" Á.-:'unt "nd Froc t~e Funds as Hereinafter Described for
G"",,:~: and ¡{Isedl"".,..s ExpenJitur<>s for the Seven Day Period
EnJl"~ ;una 13, 1913."
(d) Res.<u:i<'n So. 391,5: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
Cltv ,': Cupertino Desi¡pating till' Opening and Closing Hours for
LinJ.1 \"i:-jtA P.rk.."
(e) Res~lu:i~n No. 3950: "A Res~lutlon of the City Council of the
City ~, Cupertino .U.,~-tinR n Schedule of P"y Grades A;>pUcable to
the èlHses oi POSit:.~M Deslr,n.ttcd as Within the Public Works Unit."
(() Res~:uUo" No. 3951: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
City 0; Cupert ino Ad~;>t ing a Schedule "f Pay Grades ior those
Class i: 1cat ions Deslgnat eo..! as III thin the Miscellaneous Employees Unit."
(g) Resolution No. 3952: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
CI t)' _': Cupert i= Ado;>t ing a ~I,,"'orandum of Understand ing Between
City .:-: Cupert1øo ao.d Cupertin\") Employees Association."
(i) Re~olut¡on So. 3954: "A Resoluti<,n of the City Council of the
City ot Cupertinc Ratifying the rr~vlsions of a Hemorandum of
Understanding Betwetn tbe City and Mr. Kenneth McKee, an Employee
of t!1e City of Cupertino."
(j) Resolution No. 39S5: -A Resolution of the City Council of the
City vi Cupertino ltat1fying ProvisioCls of a Memorandum of Understanding
Between the Cit, aad Mr. Paul Kratts, an Employee of the City of
Cupert in1.>."
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JlIJlJTES OF THE JURE l6, 1975 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
(It) Resolution 10. 3956: "A lesolutioll of the City Council
of the City of Cllpertino Ratifying the Provisions of a
M_ralld_ of VIIII.SUMiDa Between tlla City and t!r. Preel
Cle1.", an ,.,,1øyee of the City of Cupcrt1lw.-
(1). AcceptC1ee of City projects pedoraed ander CODtract I
(1) Saratop-&~a1e IIøad Stora Drain Project -
Apes CoMt\:uc:t1on.
(2) City Ball "..SIIt Sprlnkler Syst. -
Orvln l!a&iDeedna.
(3) St1."eet Overlay - F1."eeaan-Sondgroth.
(a) Acceptance of reaianation by Jaaes L. Paul f1."Dm
Water Comaiasicn.
Moved by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc. Fr"lich to approve the
Consent Calendar.
AYES:
)lCES:
Counc. Froli~~, Meyers, Nellis, Sparks, Mayor Jackson
None
Motion carr ied, 5-0
1he staff was requested to prepare an appropriate r~solution of
aratitude for services rendered by Mr. James Faut.
STAFF IlEPOKTS
2). Report of findin¡s regarding development of ordinances
to effect privacy in residential zones by the Director
of Planning and Deve:opment.
Counc. Nellis asked hew the problem of commercial or industrial
z.oning adjacent to reside:1tial will be addressed. The Planning
Director believes the guidelines are adequate to handle those
problc"...
Moved by Counc. Ke~rs. seconded by Counc. Sparks to direct the
Planning Coaaission to hold hearing to develop ordinances to
effect privac:y in resi4eatial zones in acc:ordance with the
Dhector of PlanDina'S repol"t (cn this matter.
Hotlon c:ar1."ied, 5-0
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Consent
Calendar
approved
Privacy Ord.
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HINUrES OF THE JUNE 16, 1975 CITY COUICIL MEETING
24. Staff report fra the Directœ of Public Vœks repdlDl
Patti Brisco'. Ise. eOllCem1q .I"f__ City Þprcw_ta
in hillaide _a of CUp_tiDo.
Directœ of ..lie Works red..... ìa1a ._ of JUM 13. 1975
rlpüm, Street S~--"-".. The.., aftII eo1œel slid.. of the area
..e displaY-' OD t" acr_. The reaUmU _e COlIC..... about
1) Curb aDd ClatterJ l) Street L1&ht1q; allll 3) Sid-.J.k requir_mt
mfore_mt. The Director of Public Vorka stated that it would be
difficult to ~e thÞ ana of 10,000 aq, ft. lota with Saratop'.
oa_C1."e iou 1D the hUla. Sidøalka eould ao on one .id. only 1£
_..sa1."7. Street 1iabt. help prevent C1."flle. Curbs aDd patt..s help
prevent arosiOD,
COUIIC. Heyers SUU..ted _"over streets with curb allll patter. In
soae areas, he _ld be in fav01." of eliainatina sidevalka. He telllled
to ao alon¡ with eltalaation of soae of the street 11&hts, althouah
he is concerned about safety.
Patti Brisco, spoke_ fo1." the aroup, read the petition sIgned by
people livina in the area who wGUld prefe1." to retain their rural
atmosphere. They object to the piecemeal develo~ent cf street
ir-prov...ents. She showed slides of SCllle of t"" prohl...." experiencoo th..,-e.
The Director of Public Works said .øst utilities ~re undergr?und.
Kayor Jackson would b. 'n favor of street llghtin~ 1t l~ter5ectlons only.
Counc. Sparks 3aid we ~st consider the high s~h?'l students ~alklng
through this area to school.
Mr. Don Caubatz, l0023 Hillcrest Road, ~aid they have a well deflned
neighborhood. Traffic can be predicted. They h"'I" ach:o.ved the City
goal of a ..~xed neiahborhood. They do not have ,·urbs and ha-/e not had
a damage problem until this latest dev~lopm~nt occur~ed. ~e would not
like to See rolled curbs installed. Their street h'>5 b....n s·~ept by the
County for th~ past 10 years that he has 1 iv<>d there. Disc,ud<>d beer
cans, ctc., are picked up by th~ residents. So.... tcenaRers have used
their strects for draa "trips. The lower· portion of Hillcre~t Road is
IS' and th~ upper portion of 16'. There is a dangerQu. section where the
. :>e,,}y developed portion of the street h3S a dif. er.."t el"v..t ion than the
aKlsting driveway. He ia not In favor ol for.lng a LID for underaround
utilities. He does not particularly like the two street lights In the
,p.ce3 now.
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Mr. R. A. We, lOO9l Hl11creat Road, said that it is .26-1/2-
frGa the street to the top of his driveway, He vas in favor of
a c:urb. He would prefer DO sid_lb. He has DO strong feel1Da
about st1."eet l1&bta.
The Dlrector of Public: V01."U said tt. street has to be lifted in
the location of the _ h_e vlth the 3-car auaae. There VIP an
er1."or ude in tbe e1..,aUODS suhaitted to the Clty.
Hrs. Shur, lOl5l Rtllcrest Road, OWDer of the new hOlle, 88id they
haY. had 3 robberi.. since the street Uahts were put In but none
before that. There were DO dralnaae problems untU the street
work was b~gun. Before the street work started they were able to
use their driveway.
Hr. Peterson, l0200
the road. There is
cars around.
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Hlllcrest Road, said he ~ives at the t~~
no place up there for the people to turn
Mr. Kardlsich, Lot 16, saið he can't use his driveway. The
Director of Public Works advised he could tak~ his grade from
existing curb and gutt~r.
the
Mr. Ponsegy, 22350 Cupert:~o Road, would like to s~e a b~r.
ir~tead of gutter, and r.o side~alks or strect lights.
Mr. Gracc, the develo;OH of the propcrty in quest ion, 5.:1 they
were ne-ur Informed cr.at r:-.e~e el<cvation prC'bJems ...oul¿ "cc\Jr.
They are having proble:-:s "~t:. t' ^ Ir b""Jing (""pany. H~ has spe,,:
a great d..al of money "utti"g i' the improvements already. If
the neigh!wring prope~t it's are. .t required to put in the sa::>e
iaprovements, then this puts him at a financial disadvantage.
Counc. Nellis acknowledged this area was already pretty well
developed without curb a~d gutter. She sees no reason to require
sidewalks or l1ghtina if the people don't want th....
The Director of Public ~orks explained that ...hen rooftops and
driveways occur, the "'ater cannot percolate into the ground as
readily and this creates the need for curb and gutter.
Counc. Frollch said the real issue here is how the neighborhood
looks and what to do to maintain this character.
Ha:vor Jackson went along with the existina policy on curb and
autter. He urged the staff to develop a policy covering this type
of problCIII.
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MINUTES or 11IE JUNE l6, 1915 CITY COUNCIL HEEI'ING
lIovod by Ccuoc. Frolida. .ecoaIed by Coone. Sparks to authorize the
folloviDc devclopaent ."1 . ..... fo1." iJaprovements in the hillside areas
of Cupertinø as they app1, ~o the RUGselhurst Subdivision in p31."ticular:
1'1) Stree: lightlns v111 aot .. required and th~ czlsting two street
Hebt standards are to .. r_od,
12) The Depart.ent of ...1 fc Works is to deter:lI1ne coPts of reaoval of the
two existing street 1spc. 8IId to uka 3 detct"1DiMtion on who is to
pay the costs of r~.
·3) The Enginecring staff 1ø to take immediate steps to corrcct the p1."oblea
¡ of the strcct and driv_y elevations and to sub.it a written repo1."t
I at the Juno! 23, 1975 C-acU macting.
,4) The r.'gineer1ng staff __ directed to subaoit '" written statement as
i to ~~at created the difficulties of street, driveway elevations aad
I how :~ese are to be prevented in the future.
Motion c~rried, 5-0
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Ccunc. ~:,:.:~,; ~alled 3tte"tion to the str'-'ct h¡>t'ovement "t:¡nJar.ls survey
C~)('Iåu....ti.~ .... Cupertino, L~s Altos, Los G.J.tO::i, S..1l...ttoga, :f:~ntc Ser~no.
L110 A: :~~ .:'~.l ~unnyvale.
!(c r.."_': :':~r. 10151 :iillcr.,st, sald he ~t:;'..;fttl>d hir, dr"':'~¡;5 to the City
....:o.J L(.·.;~..~.: ~.ith all r~;~13t.ion5.
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Nl~llis, 3·:',:~·:"_¿cd by Cùane. ~~.~y~~rs to ,,'.·!j.~ur;: thi~ -:1cetfng
t" 1 :30 ;>.:0. c~, Junc 11, t9ìS.
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Hotion c.\rr ll~I, 5-0
APPROVED:
fs/ Jamas E. Jackson
~~yor, City of Cupertino
ATTESr :
/s/ ~. E. Ryder
City Cl~rk