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1IIa,w .lKbœ call" the -1aa to ortle1." at 7 :36 P", with the
Salute to t" I'laa.
.OLL CAU.
Couoc. pre_c: l'rol1ch, Meyers, llellis, Spuu (7:42),
Mayor' .JackMm
Counc.. abHnt: ::ODe
Sta!! present:
City Manaler Quinlan
City Attorney Ad..s
Dlrector of Administrative Services Ryder
Director of Public Works VI~kovich
Director of Parks and Recreation Butler
Assistant Planning Director Cowan
ORAL CIMIlNlCATI05S
1. Presentation by Mike Bullock of the Santa Clara Valley
Bicycle Association regarding parking ordinances.
Mr. Bullock referred to his submitted document entitled "Bicycle
ParkinJ - Po} 'ry 1tec~dations far City and COUDty Covernmcnt"
dated 197~. He said be believes Cupertino should amend its
Parkir.g Ordinance so that new developments ...ill be required to
install bicycle parkin~ facillties. He said that, for example,
Joe Tembl. .:., who accoapanied h1a to the meet ing, bicyc les three
.iles to vo.> at Hewlett-Packard Company.
Hayor Jackson coaaeDted that thls document was very su~cinct, ...~l
done and to the polnt. Counc. :'ieHis proposed aethods of inte-
grating this into the patkinR ordinance.
Moved by Counc. Bellis, seconded by Counc. Meyers to refer the
above report to tbc Planaina C.-1ssion for review and reco_en¿a
tion.
lIoti_ carried, S-O
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COIaission
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KIBUTES OF THE IlUYUIIIUL 3. 1975 CITY COU~IL MEETING
2. l.ecocDitioa by ..,. .f audience nquests.
(a) PIn. regy Yo1,.. Cllpert1no resident, requeøted Info1."aatioa
on CupertfDo'. .. 1..... 1."equir...ats. SheaplaiMd 1ft arut
detaU Iør tile.... 1a her nei~hborhood are ru1I!ÚIIB 100.. aDd
creatina a loe of atra front yard cleauup for her.
After considerable cll....1oD, it was 1IIOVed by Counc. .ellia, seconded
by Couoc. "..yers to ref_ che question of a do¡ leaeh lav aad enfo1."ce-
aeat thereof to the l'IaIIl1c Safety Coonissioa for reviev aad possible
_daent to edstiDa orcIiuaces.
Motion carried, 5-0
The staff was advised to prepare a form Letter to notify do¡ owners
who are in violation of the City ordina~e.
ADJOORNME~\T TO EXECUrlVE SESSION
Mayor Jacks~n adjou1."ned thiR meetlng at 8 p.m. for the purpöse of
discussi~D of age~a iteas 3 and 23. The mceting reconvened at
8:34 p.m.
PUBLIC HEAR1SGS
Counc. Sellis rec~ended agenda it~ 11 be taken up at this ti.e.
11. ~~solut¡on No. 4052: "A Resolution of the City Cou~cil of the
City 0: Cupertino DetelllÍning that Public Interest a:\d Necessity
Require the Acquisition of Cert~lin Real Property fer ;:I r."rnl')rat1on
Yard and Directing the FilinR of F~inent Domai~ Proceedings,
Cor~ration Yard - ....ry Avenue." (C"nt'd fro", Oct"ber 22, (975)
Moved by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc. Frolich to adopt
JIe<lOlut i"D So. 4052.
Motion carried, 5-0
23. Repurt by City Attorney on McCu~ck vs. City of Cupertlno.
Upon recoaaendation of the City Attorney, it was moved by Counc. Meyers,
seconded by Counc. Sparks, to authorize the settlenent of McCormack
versus City of Cupertino sad to authorize payment of $150 out of the
self lnsurance reserve account in lieu of the $I,500 deductible.
Motion carried, 5-0
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HIIlUTES OF 11Œ lfIri-.-a ~. 1975 cm COUNCIL !ŒErIIIG
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3. Appl1caUOII 9-&-75 of !lay I~fttaellt Coapny: I.uoId.Da
2,24 acr.. tr. 11-10 (-..ueøt W, 511111e-f.l1y. 10,000
5q. ft. per ....111... .uc) Z- t.1I J.lC (7,6 dwU1q _ita
per Kre, a tocal of 18 ...U1aa L'Jiu) Zone. SaU property
is located _th£ly of the City COr....R~ioD TalIS _Jsceot. t.o
a1lll westerly of JIary" . Iec__mded for ap~l.
(Continued f1.". -ilia of October 22, 1975)
Mr. HarUn Hall, 1."ep1'__'" May IDVeBtaent Coapany, ..101 they
bad no objecUorJ to f~ber poatpo....ent on this aattC1 .
There were DO further ~ ts froa the audience.
It was established that it would be appropriat.e to return this
to the Planning Coa.issioa to consider BQ zoning designation to
reflect the proposed .....
Moved ~y (cune. Frolich, seconded by Counc. Meyers to table with- 9-Z-75
out preju¿:ce to the applicant, application 9-2-75. tabled
Motion carried, 5-0
4. Arr~ic3tion 1-2-15 of ~ike Mikul: Prezoninr 0.45 acre fr~
Santa (lara County 1l-8 (Residential, slngle-family , 8.00~
~q. :.. ~r dwelling un::) Zone to City of Cupertino Rl-7.5
(Res!¿c~tial, sir~le-f~~:y, 7,500 sq. ft. per dwelling unit)
Zenc. Said property 1s iocated northerly and adjacent to
Gra~~a A.enue appros!~tely 205 ft. ~esterly of the inter-
secti~n of Oranae AY~ 3nd Cranada Avenue in M~ta Vista.
R""lIICenJed for approyal.
The JL~.:s:ant Planning n~rec:c: said he ~d received a telephone
call this èate frOll the applicant, asking the City Council to
withdra. this applicatiCt1. The pro¡><>rt)" h3s been I\nne"ed.
The Cit~ Attorney advised there are no restrictions on this
property at this t1ae because it is not in the County. Since it
has ~en annexed to the City. it is proper to give It a zoning
designati..:'n.
Since there ~~re no f..rtber coaaents fr~ the audience, it was
aoVt-d by ("unc. Meyers. sec:ooded by CNnc. Sparks to close the
public hear ing.
)lot ion carr ied. 5-0
Moved by Coone. Meyers, secoDlled by Counc. Sparks to approve
application 7-2-75 in accordance with Planning Commission
Resolution ~o. 1452.
1-2-15
approved
IIotion carr ied, 5-0
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MIll/TIS OF THE IIUY---- 3. 1915 CITY COO1ICIL HEErIllG
(a) First ...._ IlL Or'iDalac:e Ko. 107: "An Or'inaJlce of the
Clty of (I.,._u-t '-ndin& Sl!C'.tion 1 of OrdiMnce 110. 2 by
I'ra:onill& 0..0 Acre froa Santa Clara County Rl-8 (hsident1s1,
SiDale-F..uy. _.000 Sq. Ft. Per Dvellll1& Unil) Zone to City
of Cupertt.» a-I.s (Residential, SiDale-F_Uy, 1,500 Sq. Ft.
Per Dwelliøa 1Ja1a:) Zone; Located Nort~erly aad Adjacent to
Granada A_ 1a Moata Vista." - read by Hayor .Jackson.
Moved by Covnc. Frolic... seèoaded by Counc. Sparks to have Ordinance
110. 707 re.d hy title only, and the Mayor's readina shall constitute
tbe First Readiac.
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Coune. Frollcb. seconded by Counc. Nellis, that the Council
~s to go on record as waiving the application fee, should the appli-
cant wish to apply for a different zoning within six aonths.
Motion carried, 5-0
The staff was requeste¿ to lnvestigate the reason for the anne:<ation
of the property rel~ti~g to application 7-Z-75 without it first havlng
been prezoned.
5. Resolution No. 'O~:: "A Resolution of the City Coun~il of the
City of Cupertino V4~i~g Applicable the Prov¡sions of the California
Vehicle Code to Private Roads \/ithin Valle;; Fashion Pat:< and VaUco
Village." (Continued frOOl ...."ting of October 22. 19n)
The Director of Public ~rks gave some background cn this resolution.
He said the tow away ~.. ~ld be at the option of the property owner,
not the City.
Since there were no c.-ents frOla the audience, it was !'loved by
Coune. Frolich, seco~ by Counc. Nellis to close the public hearing.
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Counc. FNUda, seconded by Coune. Nellis to adopt
Resolution No. 4051.
Motion carried, 5-0
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IIImTES OF TIlE IIOVÐÐlEI. 3. 1975 CITY COUNCIL MEET11ll.'
.. __lution No, 4057: _-A Ite8olut1on of the City ~1l of
ttae City ,.~ CupertiJ» OnIeriD& Abando..ent of "-n ,t for
L1aDL and Air Delialated 111 a BuUding Setback L1øe. Tnct
110. 5561, Located Ileaterly of and Adjacent to LiDda ""ta
Drive Approxfaately 700 r_t Southerly of Byannisport Drive."
"}'Or Jackson asked ior c~ts from the audlence.
1Ir. C. M. Beetner, 10896 LiIIda Viata Drlve, Cu¡iutlao. said he
1a cOlICerned about the l_iaa of the standards In his -1¡h-
1oorbood.
The Assistant Planning Dlrector Identif1ed the property on the
1Iulletin board. He eXplained the map was recorded ioadveneatly
with a 20' rather than 25' setback.
Counc. Nellis said she sees the value of recording any special
condltions in the future.
Moved by Counc. Nellis, sec~ded by Counc. Frolich to close the
public hearin¡¡.
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Counc. Nellis, sec~ded by Coanc. Frolich to adc~t
~solution ~~. 4057.
~~tion carried, 5-0
1. Public hearing to consi¿er an acendment to the 1964 General
Plan f~r the City of C~pertin~ relative to the Hillsi¿e Area
of the City. Additiocally, said hearing will cons ide: the
draft Envirormental ~~~act Report for said proposed a2e~d~ent
The draft Environmental I::;>act Report ls incorporate<! withi:.
tne General Plan - Hillside document. (Continueè fr~ Deetin
of OctoÞor 28, 1975.)
Øoved by Coune. Frolich, seconèed by Counc. Sparks to continue
the public heating on the proposed amendment to the 19~ General
Plan relative to the hillside area to November 4, 1915.
Motion carri<ò, 5-0
Jlayor Jackson called a recess at 9:14 p.m. The ..eeting reconven
at 9:28 p....
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Hillside Plan
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MINUTES OF THE NOVEHBEIl 3. 1975 CITY COONCIL MEETING'
1'U1QI1HG APPLlCATIOIS
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IlaJOr Jackson elected to _ider agenda itea 26 at thiJJ U...
26. Staff report on orp-4'-ioaal aspects of the Hous1aa Aathodty
of the County of SaItta Clara.
Mr. John !urns, Executi.e -Director of the Housing Autho1."ity of the
County of Santa Clara, ezp1~fftød the Housing Auth~_ity was established
in 1967. Members are appointed by the Bo"rd of Supe1."Vlsors. It wl11
be enlarged to seven (including two tenants) in January of 1976. He
said the Housing Author1ty sÚlply acts as a conduit for Federal funds.
They must determine the e1i1~bility of the applicants and Inspect the
unit9. Although Section 23 of the 1937 Fcåeral HOtlsing Act (amended)
is being phased out, it will be replaced by S£ction 8, Title II of the
Housing ~nj Community DeYelo?ftent Act of 1974. Santa Clara Ccunty's
appUcati~:t has been ap!,roved but funds have not as yet been "ade
available.
ARCHIn:crn.\L M'D SITE A..~Al. APPLICATIOSS
9. (a) A<plication nc-Sl,259.81 - Edwin J. !i)'ers (Califcmia Canadian
3~:t~) requesting a~~:~'al of lanJ~_apinR for a ba:tk facility
i:t the Portal PLa%ë ~hopping Center located at the northeast
:_r:ter of Steve:t9 Creek Blvd. a~ Portal Av~ue. ~eco~ended
!or approval. (Continued from meeting of October 22, 1975)
The Assistant Planning Director explained H-Control Cor.dltion 14,
requiring the Portal Ave:ue landscaping be installed at the same time
as the 13r.j~3ping for t~e ba.1k facility, noting that if Condition 14
canont be ~et, the ComA!ttee ~uld have recommended d~nial of the
spplicatio:t.
Sunnyvale A:torney .Ita ~~l~ gave the history of this shoppi~g r.enter.
I!e went owr the exhibits ot! the bulletin board. !Ie said the service
station on the corner of Stevens Creek Rl·;d. and Portal &.,.,,,,,p is a
separate parcel that 1s leased to Standard Oil. This prope~ty was
a:pressly exduded fr_ tire e£hlbits of the Lumberjack a:>cl tile California
Canadian Bank applicati...... Landscaping plans were apprcved for the west
eDd of the property. \lid. the existing le~se, the property owner has
DO authcrity to put laMscapiD¡ on the service station site. This
lease expires Deceaber 1976. If the lease is aoing to be renewed, the
landscaping will be ~ c.re of at that tille.
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IIDIUTES Of .::::. NOVEMBER 3. 1975 CITY COUNCIL !lEErING
'!lie A8sist~ Plannina Direct:« ..-nd COUDC. Nellis that in
die Minutes "f the .eetiIIC ia ø.y of 1974, it 1Dd1cates the
1IIDdscapÚlS of the propftt7 aløIIc Po1."tal Av_ south to St__
CraeIt Blvd., in conjuDCt~ whb che 1'iabuJaclt appl1catiOD.
.-corney !!iller answered C:-. ProUch that in 1976 the applicaø
is vlllbl& t" bond to s.-e ÜlDdscapin¡ of the corner of Portal
AYemle aid ~evens Creek .1...
Mowed by CcœIc. Sparks, 81 --ed by eo..nc:. Frol1t:~, to approve
appUcattx SC-51,259.81. ftû Condition 14 changed to 1."eflect
tile requi:eaent for bond1D& acceptable to the City Attorney for
tile l2-f<>:: landscapin¡ alao:c Portal Avenue.
~lOD carried, 5-0
(c) A;;:i:ation HC-;l,339.2 - ~-Art, Inc. (Terranomics)
xo·,"esting approyal of an oversU sign program fo1." the
i3Ò:'õidual tenants for a cOlllDercial èevelopment located
c~ :~e east side of Saratoga-Sunn)~a:e Road approx~tely
13:' south of Silverado Avenue. Rec~~ended for approval
Jfoved by ::--=_:. XeUis, sec~ed by Counc. S;:<arks to approve
applicat::: ~S-5I,339.2 In accordance with tr.e H-Control recom-
aendatic.::.
Motlon carried, 5-0
(b) .L,;,:::ation IIC-5I,339.2 - Ad-Art, In~. (Terranomics)
...;~esting excepti= to Section 6.~: of the Sign
C-:~ :::.In:e to allow :vc ground signs :.. be located
C~ :=~ parcel for a c~rcial deve~:~'ent located
c:: :~e east side of Saratoga-Sunn)~.:e Road approxiRAtely
1::' south of Silvera¿o Avenue. Rec..~cndcd for denial.
Counc. ~~:¿~S su~gested the a~ÿlicant consi¿~= a ~all monusent
sign .it~ ~:~¿et numbers O~7.
!loved by :.:~::". Ke U is, see ODded by Counc. '!eY2rs to deny
applicat:::: :'':-51,339.2 far an exception to Section 6.042 of
t.be Sign .:":-':::':!.3.nce. in accCTêaDCe with U-C"ntrol recomm.endat.ion.
Motion carried, 5-0
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BC-5I,259.81
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amended
HC-5I,339.2
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Sign Ord. exccp
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IUIlUTES (Ii' nΠNOVDlBE& 3, 197 S CITY CooNeI L MEETING
..,ed b7 Coomc. Heyers, ..... ad_ by Counc, Nelli., to instruct the
.caff to discus. v!tb the aø1te_t the possibility of . __t
8ip to iDiicate .treet ..wr_.
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ø.ion càrried, 5-0
(d) Application SC-Sl.002.U - Stephen Sanborn requestiD&
...-..tificat1on of ~e. architecture, laMacapin¡ aad a1."adtna
f.r a four-unlt ......t-..t coaplex located on the north
side of Alpine Bri..... approxfaately lOO' east of F_tbi.ll
Blvd. Rec_aded far app1."oval.
The Assi5:a:1t Plann1Da Director answered Mayor Jackson that the visual
i.ntrus1o:: ;:oblem has been resolved.
Moved by ~~::c. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Sparks to app1."ove application
BC-5I,OO~.:: in accordance wi.tb ü-COntrol recommendation.
Motion carried, 5-0
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-'_;;:i:ation HC-5l,333.11 - Ca! Coast Sign COMpany (AAA Mini-
~::=age) requesting approval ot a si~n plan for a mini-storage
:~:::ity located in the southwest quadrant of Saratoga-Sunnyvale
~:.i and Freeway Eoute 280. Rec~ended for approval.
Moved by >:::c. Sparks, seconded by Counc. }i,-His, to approve applicat ion
OC-51.33Õ .:: in accordance with the H-Contrd recOlllller.dation.
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Motion carried, 5-0
UNFINISH~ 3::SINESS
10. Requ,~: :or concurrence ..lth Countywide Solid Waste ~nagement Plan
j (c",,::::-~o!d frOl!l-meeting of October 22, 1975).
Thr. City ~::ager answered Counc. Sparks that this will
to be pa:i :~r by the users. He emphasized that it is
importa::: :Jr the cities to have 'ong-range plans. He
Powers ~:¿""'ent was the best approach to the probl.....
most likely have
extremely
felt the J·~int
!toved by ':~u"". Nellis, seconded by Counc. Frolich to adopt Resolution
110. 4063. The !lOtion and second were subsequently withdrawn after
discussic::s regarding fundiD& and the acknowledgemant that this is a
re¡ional ;:oblea.
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IIUUrES or THE nuy~ 3, 1975 CITY COOIICIL MEETING
Hcnred by Coune, HeyeÏ's, secooded by Coune. Nellis, to cauy over
__lution 110. 4063 relat1D& to convur1."ence with Countywide Solid
va.te Maaacesent .laD to . future date (within approxiaately 30
days) to be detera1Ded by the staff.
IIotion carried, 5-0
12. Desianation of HcClellaa Ranch Park as a nature and rural
1."eserve.
Moved by Coune. Nellls, seconded by Counc. Frol ich, to refer
Ordinance No. 110 to the staff for revisions of language of a
.ore aeneral nature. such as items I, 10, 23 and 25; and to refer
this matter to the Parks and Recreation Commission for comment.
Motion carried, 5-0
Mayor Jackson stated Resolution No. 4065 was to be taken off
calendar.
NEW BUSISESS
13. L<>s Altos Garbage Company exercising 5-year option on
franchise contract. (Continued from October 22, 1915)
The City ~~nager sald the contract as prepared is acceptable to
the Los Altos Garbage Company. The violation of noise control
is covered in Article II, Section 2.30.
There ~as ~me discussion regarding Section 2.91, which states
the residential refuse shall be collected within 10 f~et of the
curb or street or at such other location approved by the City
Manager.
Counc. Frolich pointed out the most important concern of the
collectors is to not have to go through gates and into back yards
Counc. "eyers would like to add a clause to the effect that there
would be no extra charge to come back in the rare case where a
resident has forgotteD to put the cans out by the curb.
Moved by Counc. Sparks, seconded by Counc. Frolich, to continue
this aatter to Noveaher l7, 1975, for the purpose of resolving
the setback requlr..eats aod aissed collection question.
Kotlon carried, 5-0
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Solid Waste
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LA Garbage Co.
franchist!
postponed
Ord. 710 referr
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.iLl_US OF TJΠ""",..'IIIEIl 3. 1975 CITY COUNCIL HEErmG
14. Discu6Sios of procedur.. for 8eCoad yen Rousha aDd C_nity
Develor-~ k~ appllcat~.
DIe As.istaD~ PlaoDin¡ D1reetor reviewed the October 30, 1975, .taff
_ on this utter, includ1D& the '·U.etable for Second Yea1." Housing
am Cœaunity DeYelopaent Application".
~ staff rep:n was reviewed and spproved. TI.~ staff ..... requested
to determine if fundina va. possible frOll these l'IOnies to purchase a
paid ad for t:'.. ;>u!JUc hearinas.
nITTEN CC~-:;:CAnoNS
15. Report t-: ;i~:' Clerk
~::;.:.~rey
':"""tennial !
:¿qu~st refer~el
:k' B icentenn:Lal"
_":C':I!Iission
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I ""'.. 0' "coo- ',oH.b. .~'""'.. '" ,=~_ ,.'U.. <0 ,.f., <0 ".
3icentennid: :~:sslon the request by the City of Monterey, and the
City Hanag<: -.-.s ..ked to detenaine frOll the ~.ayor of Monterey if a
:¡ecember d,,:: õ::-" .late, if ap;>roved, would be tv" late.
<a> PCC :~",est for City action requesting Federal Power Commission
end ::s "~dvance payaents" program f~r natural gas. Unless the
FPC :_~~<s its posltion, it wll1 cost California consumers
an =-'-~:3'" of up to $1.50 per t\onlh per household. Uayor Jackson
sai~ Oi! ~~uld be in favor of going on record as favoring PUC request.
(b) R..ç~~õ: :r~m City of ~"nterey for ccn::iòutions by ·..hich the
Cal:::~,,~ Heritage Cuièes ~ay obtain Federal matching grants
for :-~:"b and coordinating the De Anza Trek during the
Bic<c:~,,~l celebration.
Motion carried, 5-0
ORDINANCES
16. Second R,..¿i:1g of Ordinance 110. 105: "An Ordinance of the City of
Cupere 1::" ."""nding Section 2.28 .040 D of the Municipal Code to
Confot1ll :=.. Designations of Derartment Heads to Those Specified
Under Ch<!':er 2.48 DeparœeDtal Organization." - read by the tf.ayor.
!loved by Cou:..:. Meyers, secoaded by Counc. Nellis, to have Ordinance
110. 705 read ~1 title oDly, and the Mayor' s read1na shall constitute
t.be First R.,.¿1n&.
Motion carried, 5-0
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HIlIITES OF THE lIOVfJIUII 3. 1975 em cœNCIL JOŒrnG
lIoYed by CowIe. Hey.., laC ~ led by CowIe. ReUb to ~
OrdinaDte Ro. 105.
lIDtioll carried, 5-0
17. First Reading of cmI1Daåce 110. 685-.\: "All Ord~e of the
City Council of the City of CUpertino Addlna Chapter 2.72 to
the Cupertino ..,akipel Code RElatin¡ to Elipease "__1."_11
and Aaeodinl the Cbapter lluaber of Prev~aly Znacted Ordina
Ho. 685." - read b7 .701." Jackson.
Moved by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc. Sparks to baYe
Ordinan.:e So. 685-A read by tltle only, and the Hayor"s rea,li~
shall constitute the First Reading.
Motion carried, 5-0
18. First Reading of Ordinance 1\0. 705: "An Ordinance of the
City ~f Cupertlno AD~ding Cha~t," 11.08 of the C~pert¡~Q
Mu~:~ipal Code to Coœply with XCä ~~~uiremenls of State Law
ReL~:l:":g to Bicyc~es." - read by \.~.:i."·.:"r Jackson.
Moved ~y C~u~~. Nellis. seconded ~y (:~~~. Spark~ tc refe~
Ordi~_'~:e ~;.'. 708 to the P:,¡blic Safet\" ~=¡ssion \lit~ a re,lI('st
for a re;~rt back to the Council at tet' ~"\'e:nber 17:;' neetin¡:.
~tion cJ"rit'd, 5-0
19. firs: Rt'.,ðing of Ordinance No. 7C~: "An Ordinance of the Cltt
'" ':-"?t'nino A:::enc!1"g Ordinance ::.'. jn ReKulatln¡; Stoppinp" i
5t.u~":ì:l& or Parki::g on Publi\; St:'l'''':'S. and Providir..{l: for
Sigr.s ~.tiiying th~ Public There.,. and Further Providi~ for
Pt'n.ilt ies for Vio"ation Thereof." - read by Mayor Jac:Cson.
Ko\'t"'J ~y (".:-uoc. Meyers, seconded b}' C"U~11."'. Srarks to have
OrdiOdn.t' ~0. 709 read by title only, ~nJ the Mayor's reading
shall constitute the First !leading.
Hotion ,~:"ied, 5-~
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HUIUIES OF THE "",,-a J. 1975 CITY COUNCIL HEErIS'
RBnlJJTIoøs
20. 110. 40591 ". --11'''",,11011 of the City CouncU of the City of
Cupertino Aatho~ becutioa of ,,&re_ent let_en County of
Suta Clara aDd t.Uyof Cuputino Concerni.. rart1clp3tion in
Trainiaa .... 111..»-1 Developaent Pro¡r_,"
Hovel '" CouIIc, WelU... . c""ftded by Counc. Heyen to adopt
leaolut1oo ~. 4059.
Mot lon carded, 5-0
21. 5~. 4060: ". Ie8olaU.on of tbe City Council of the City of
Cupertino Mendlq -.solution No. 3601; by ..1xi.. An APP1."oved
Rate for eo.p.cteé "fuse Collection."
Move~ ~y Counc. Xellia. seconded by Counc. Sparks to adopt
ReS<' :-..: li-n No. 4~,)
Met ion carr led. 5-0
Ca\SD-: C.\LEmwt
22. R.,..est for reaoval of itefts fr~ Cûr.sent Calendar.
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Resolution ~~. .OEl: "A Roso\utiûn of the City Council of
:he Clty of Cu~e~t~no AllawinR Certain Claims and Demands
?1~·..ble in the .:counts and from the Funds as Herelnlfter
Des"r ibed fa;: ·;.'lar ies and Wages for the Payroll Per J.od
~'>Jlng Octot~~ dI, 1915."
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Resolution So. 4056: "A Re501ution of the City Council ûf
the City of Cu~~tino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands
Payable in t~ê ~~nt and froa the Funds as Hereinafter
Described tor General and ~iscellaneous Expenditures for the
Seven íMy Per1.o<! EDdina October 20, 1975."
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Resolution 110. ..0511: "A Resolution of the Cfty Council of
the City of Cup~tino Allowina Certain Claias and Demands
Payable in the Aaouat and frOll the Funds as Hereinafter
Described f01." Ceaeral and ~iscellaneous Expenditures for the
Seven Day Per10d EDdins October 27, 1975."
(4) Resolution Ro. 4064: "A Resolution of the City Council of
the City of ~t1ao Accepting Quitclat. Deed and Authorization
for Underaroaad Kater Rights froa Shapell Industries of Northern
California, 11Ie., Silver Oak Way."
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rUIJtES OF TIlE IIOVDmER 3, 1975 CITY COUNClL HEErIIIC
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(e) AeeeptaDCe of ItIInidpal Jap1."oveaenu:
(1) 'fn,ct 5617 - GUlick Way; Carl PT" in, Developer
(2) 'tract 556l - Buley Cou1."t; Ben Ilal"1, et al., Dev.
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(f) DeDia1 of e1a1a for pen01lSl injury ~_ fUes on
beba1f of .J...ie Ta1."ter, Susan Tuter and .101m J. Tarter.
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Moved by CoImc. Bellis, seconded by Counc. Frolich to app1."ove
the Couent Caleodar.
AYES:
ROES :
COlIne. F1."olich, Heyers, Rellis, Sparks, Hayor Jackson
Rooe
Motlon carried, s-o
24. Subaission of written ~eport on the usage of City tennis
courts by private individuals who give lessons.
The Parks and Recreation Director stated the average wait for
use of the City's tennis courts is 20 minutes. He said the City'
classes are cheaper but larger.
Moved by Cou,-". Nell is, seconded by Coun". Sparks, to accept the
recomoendation of the Parks and Recreation Director as to usage
of the City tennis courts.
Motion c~rried. s-o
25. Request for limitation on licenses issued for palm reaêers.
The Director uf Administrative Services reported the results of
a survey of nearby cir'e~. No justification was found for change
in the present ordinance.
Moved by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc. Sparks, that no chang
vould be made at this time as to the number of licenses permitted
for palmists nor in the amount of b11siness license fees collccta e
pending a comprehensive review of the öusiness License Ordinance.
Motion carried, 5-0
27. Preliminary report on effect of prop"sed redistribution of
City sales tax collections.
The City Manager revlewcd his written report.
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Consent Cal.
approved
Tennis .....-.. ..
usage policy
rate
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KINUTES OF THE NOVÐ!BI1 3, 1915 CITY COUNCIL Kt:ETING
The City Hanaser I'A.. ~,_ DO action be taken by the City Coun~il ~
peading fU1."the1." 1øf_t1oa f1."Ga the County, and also to allow tl..
Councu tÚle to f1Dll C*C other cities' reaetions.
Coux. Nellis fele: the City of Cupertino should take the position of
takin¡ a hard look at cilia before a decision is Made.
Counc. F1."Olich saw the óeed for further exploration.
No action was taken oa the question of redistrlbution of City sales tax
revenues, pendlnS recei~ of further information frOl'l the County and
the position taken by other cities at tl,e Inter-tity Council meeting.
28. Request for increase in taxicab 1."ates.
~fuved by Counc. ~ellis. seconded by Counc. Sparks tc set a public
hearing cn the re~uested taxicab rates for November 11, 1975.
Motion carried, 5-0
29. Oral reports by scaff mewbers and submission of written reports.
Two types of signs for rbe new De Anza Blvd. were displayed.
OON-AGEXDA IIUS[!¡ESS
30. R~,~snition by ~~yor of special requests.
(a) Cenera1 ~dience - none.
(b) City Council
It was :kveJ by Count. 5ellis, seconded by Counc. Meyers to appoint
Mrs. Dianne Gloria L~fry to the vacancy on the Lihrary Comnission
created by the unexpired term of Mr. Edward Willian Emling.
Motion carried, 5-0
Counc. Nellis is coccerned about the Clty/County urban parks policy shift.
She needs a definition of what park needs are not bein~ supplied by the
City.
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MINUTES OF !lIE IluYUIHA 3. 1975 CITY COONCIL HEEIII1G
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Hoved by CouIlC, Frolic.. RCooded by Coone. NelUs, to proclaim
the second week in'" . II as Youtb Appreciation Week.
Youth
Appreciation
Week
Motion carried, 5-0
CoUtle. Frol1ch asked that the Code EnforcCl!lent Office1." advise
the PuÞlic Safety Coaaiss1oa that their servlces could be used
with rc~ard to the proposed ~~lf cent sales tax for transporation
purposes. Also, in response to Public Safety Comnission minutes
1."elati~~ to official representation at parades, the Mayor, Mayor
Pro Tc~~~re and City ftaaater were In attendance at the Tournament
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of Banas Parade. I
The sl':: was re~uested to determine, if po~sibJe, the effect on .
Cupen ::_. d the !;o::71n Sill, All 1162, in the event it is enacted,
ADJC~':,"'::~:ï:'
H('IVC'~! .-.. C.."'unc. FrC'!ic~. st-co:;ðc:i by C"uaC'. ~pé:.rkt.., tc adjctirn
th1,. r~<::;'lb at 12::': a.D.. to 7:30 p.1':1. ~,t\V('l'1IH'r !..·1~Î5.
Y~tion carried, 5-0
AJ'PROVED:
/5/ James E. Jackson
Mayor, City of Cu~rtino
ATTEST:
I_I \.'::. E. Ityder
City Clerk