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CC 04-30-19 #3 - Written CommunicationsStudy Sessbn item #3 Cyrah Caburian From: Margaret Jewett <pjewett@pacbell.net> Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2019 10:29 PM To: City Council Subject: Regnart Creek Trail Proposal Cupertino City Council Cupertino City Hall 10300 Torre Ave Cupertino, CA 95014 Dear Esteemed City Council Members, As a resident of Cupertino for more than 30 years, I am writing to you today to voice my concerns about the proposed Regnart Creek Trail. While I understand and agree with the intent to find safe routes for young bikers and walkers to get to school, I don't agree with the bicycle commission that the creek trail is a safe route. When all the options were evaluated, the first criteria, was not safety, it was "off street". None of the on streets alternatives were evaluated to determine a safe route. The creek is a drainage ditch with steep cement sides and fast current when water is in the creek. It would be a hazardous place to allow our children to access. Traffic volume on cross streets during school commute hours, the time when children would be trying to get across those streets, has not been evaluated by the bicycle commission. No numbers of expected traffic, either on the trail or on the streets have been presented. This is a major element to consider in determining the type of crossing and the effect it would have on riders or automobile traffic. City Council should have the facts in order to make data driven decisions. Additionally, we are told, the trail would be closed when there is fast moving water, and before dawn or after dusk, which means it would not be usable for school commutes or library visits, several months of the year. No alternative has been proposed for those times. Improving city streets for bicycling kids is not being considered by the commission, but would be necessary even with this off street trail route. We need a safe alternative to the proposed creek trail. I'm also concerned that no environmental report has been completed. The creek is home for many animal species. Opening it to public access will mean the loss of their habitat. It takes only a cursory look at what is the "improved" trail between East Estates Drive and the Creekside Park to see the damage to a wildlife refuge. These are a few of my many concerns. I would be happy to discuss more issues with this plan if any Council members would like to have that conversation. Please email me or call the number below to schedule a time at your convenience. Thank you for your thoughtful consideration of this project. Sincerely yours, Margaret (Peggi) Jewett 408-674-8432 fflial Control Panel Login CC 4/30/19 Study Session Item #3 Cyrah Caburian From: Beth Knodel <beth.knodel@gmail.corri, Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 11:18 AM To: City Council; Cupertino City Manager's Office; Roger Lee Subject: Bike Pedestrian Trail From a CYCLIST Perspective Council Members, I am a resident in the neighborhood of the proposed path and an avid cyclist and bike commuter. My husband and two daughters bike as well. I commute on bicycle through Cupertino/Sunnyvale several days a week, and also in San Francisco. My experience has taught me what works for bike safety and what does not. Visibility is the safest cheapest and best course of action in creating and maintaining bike lanes. The more visible the cyclist is on the road to the drivers the safer the cyclist is. Thus, I think the best use of resources for bike safety is continuing to create bike lanes and paint them GREEN. I have the least problems with cars cutting me off and swerving towards me when I have a brightly painted green bike lane. When this is not an option the white bike path marker in the lane is second best. There are three main reasons the proposed path is unsafe as planned: 1. It is not wide enough to safely accommodate both bikes, runners, dog walkers, and strollers. There is simply not enough room. Although a path would be nice squeezing it in where there is not adequate room is not the answer. UPDATE: I was made aware at the meeting on April 24 that there will not be an 8 ft. chain link fence but instead there will only be a 42" split rail fence for some (very few) sections of the trail. I want to be clear this makes for a very unsafe trail for cyclists because there is no room for error. If a child or dog runs in front of a cyclist they have no where to go, and if a bike hits a 421, fence the bike will stop and the biker will continue with the momentum and flip over the fence. In this case likely landing at the bottom of an 8-10 ft drop. I have included pictures I took at an existing trail with a split rail fence that is the approximate height of the proposed fence. I have included a measuring tape in the picture and my personal road bike against the fence to demonstrate the size comparison. 2. The path crossing at Blaney Rd. is particularly unsafe because of impact on the current bike lane that is used by many cyclists. The current bike lane on Blaney Rd. will be squeezed out to accommodate the path crossing much like the barricades/barriers that were put on Portal just north of Stevens Creek in Cupertino. These types of bump outs for paths push cyclist commuters like myself into the traffic lane with little warning to the vehicles traveling in the lane. These types of bump outs are unsafe and will deter cyclists from commuting on Blaney which in the past has been a safe bike route. It will push more cyclists to DeAnza and Miller/Wolfe Rd. UPDATE as of meeting on April 24: 1 did speak with John C. the trail designer(?unsure of his last name or title) and was told that the bump out would not take away the bike lane, but instead that the bike lane would remain a 5 ft. bike lane on both sides of the 11 ft. lanes for vehicles. I am unsure if there is actually space for this. I have been told that the roadway from curb to curb was measured at 39 ft. and 11 in. if you take away the 11 ft. each for vehicle lanes and 5 ft. each for bike lanes that only leaves 7 ft. and 11 in for the bump outs which means they would have to be just under 4 ft each. I do not know if the plans specify the size of hte bump outs. AGAINj I am concerned about the existing bike lane and the ALREADY APPROVED Class 4 bike lane that will go in on Blaney Rd. and there being adequate room for existing bike commuters. This trail is not worth dirupting an already well used bike commute path that is safely keeping cyclists off DeANza and Mlller/Wolfe. 3. The path crossing at Estates Dr. is unsafe because there is no visibility for the vehicles approaching the crossing to see oncoming cyclists because of the nature of the residential areas, houses are in the way. This area is already congested at school open/close times due to the high number of students that commute through Creekside park. Adding another route that is not visible will cause even more confusion for drivers which leads to an unsafe area for cyclists to travel. I know specifically about this area because this is where my house is. I have witnessed near misses in this area on the narrow path between cyclists and pedestrians and on the road at Vicksburg between cyclists and vehicles.This path will put three four-way intersections in less than 100 foot of each other, hence the confusion. If you have not seen this area I invite you to come and observe traffic flow during the 7:30-8:00am time frame. For these three main reasons the proposed path is unsafe and should not be pushed forward without further inquiry into bike safety for current commuters. UPDATE: I am speaking specifically to Alternate 1. 1 believe alternate 4 and 5 provide safe modes of travel for bikes and pedestrians. And I would like to specifically address concerns I heard at the April 24 meeting. There was one resident that stated when biking on Lamar Drive he was almost hit by a car from a cross street. First, there are no cross street each of the streets off Lamar from Blaney to Estates only come from the south. Second, other than the first street east of Blaney NONE of the streets have yield or stop signs because there is so LITTLE TRAFFIC on these residential streets. If this is used as a bike commute path yield and/or stop signs should be put in at the intersections of each of the south side streets. Also there is no need to turn a residential street into a Class 4 bike lane as suggested by (I believe one of the bike commissioners) another speaker. IF this path is going to be created then it needs to be done in a way that is safe for those already commuting and those that will use the path and the current proposal does not adequately address safety concerns. Thank you for taking the time to hear my concerns. Please feel free to call or email me with any further questions. Beth Knodel 520-405-5664 D Total Control Panel To: citvcouncitacupertino.ora From: beth.knodel@gmail.com Message Score: 1 My Spam Blocking Level: Custom Block this sender Block gmail.com This message was delivered because the content filter score did not exceed your filter level. High (60): f .«< Medium (75): 1'.I < Low (90): P,—< Custom (55): P Lo,_>in CC 4/30/19 Study Sessbn item #3 Cyrah Caburian From: garywong@ix.netcom.com Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 10:30 PM To: City Council; Lauren Sapudar Subject: Capital Improvement Projects - questions Honorable Mayor Scharf, Honorable Vice Mayor Chao and Councilmen: With an earlier start time, I may not make it from work in time for oral comments. In reading the Capital Improvement Program material, I had several questions that I hope staff can answer to provide additional context to help prioritize the many projects listed. I hope you will find these questions helpful. 1. Citywide Building Condition Assessment. Seismic Condition. I am trying to understand the current condition of City Hall and the extent of the safety improvements that are needed. If a seismic study was conducted, did the report provide a Probable Maximum Loss (PML) number or Scenario Expected Loss (SEL) figure? PML and SEL are industry standards used to evaluate the engineering integrity of a building by institutional lenders. Are the figures under 20? If so, the building is viewed as safe. If the building is currently unsafe, how extensive are the proposed retrofits? There is a proposal to almost double the size of City Hall, is the thought it is less expensive to scrape and build new versus to retrofit? 2. Elevators: City Hall is two stories and I would guess that 90% of the time people use the stairs. Thus, the elevators are lightly used, extending its useful life. What do the repairs involve? Cab, mechanicals, controller and electronics, power unit, door operator? How old is the elevator? Is it under a maintenance agreement? Most riders will be unable to tell if there is anything new in an elevator, despite having spent a lot of money. Is the cost due to the proposed addition of 20K square feet? 3. Generators: Emergency generators are often lightly used and have a long useful life (30+ years). What is the reason to replace the generator? 4. Library Expansion - The cost of $ 1 OMM for 4400 sf comes to $1,283/sf, 3x the cost of commercial construction. Why is the addition so expensive, especially when it is for additional meeting space? 5. City Hall construction Costs: At $68MM for 40,000 sf, this comes to $1,700/sf, again far higher than commercial construction costs. Even allowing for underground parking, the costs seems high. Thank you. Gary Wong Cupertino Resident Total Control Panel To: laurens(.cupertino.or; Message Score: 1 From: garywong@ix.netcom.com My Spam Blocking Level: Custom Block this sender High (60): Pass Medium (75): Pas: Low (90): Pass Custom (55): Nsi Loin CC 4/30/19 Study Session Item #3 Cyrah Caburian From: City of Cupertino Written Correspondence Subject: FW: Study Session FY 2019-2024 Proposed CIP - 4/30/2019 Attachments: capital-improvement-program-survey_Official from Open_Gov_04-26-2019.pdf; Your report is ready_ Capital Improvement Program Survey.eml From: Kathy R Chole [mailto:kathychole@comcast.net] Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 12:29 PM To: City Council <CityCouncil@cupertino.org> Subject: Study Session FY 2019-2024 Proposed CIP - 4/30/2019 Dear Council Members, Tomorrow, 4/30/2019, is a critical study session to establish the CIP priorities for Fiscal Years 2019-2024. In the Staff Report that will be presented at this meeting, the full community survey that ended 4/26/2019 will not be included. I request that you review the updated results prior to making any decisions. I have attached the downloaded .pdf report and the email from opengov.com that provides a link to the survey document as of 4/26/2019 @ 5:04 p.m. (survey closed on 4/26/2019 @ 5:00 pm). If you refer to page 6 of the summary report, this will show the Individual Registered Responses. Curiously, there is only 1 response prior to 4/22/2019 when this survey was opened to the public (see screenshot below with the survey Post Date: 04/22/2019 5:38 pm). I question the staff report that indicates 58 responses were received to the online Open City Hall survey from 4/12/2019-4/22/2019. Why are these not included in the formal report? You should ask. Could be a problem with opengov.com reporting. Note: The opengov.com report does not include the responses for Question 3: What additional funding options would be supported for the CIP. Make the Capital Improvement Program Budget Survey o'St 1)a z e. Below are screenshots from the 4/26/2019 survey results. The priorities from the community are clear, and different from the staff report. I encourage you to endorse what your constituents want. Question 1: Library Expansion — 43.9% You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on the City's facilities. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? % Count Budding New Facilities . 12 3% 125 Remodelling Current Facilit es ■ 16.0% 163 Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities ■ 16.0% 163 Library Expansion 43 9% 448 Other 1 4.1% 42 Question 2: Top 3 priorities: Park improvements — 22.6% Road Improvements —19.0% Recreation Facilities improvements — 16.2°% You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on capital improvement projects in the City. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? Count Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City , 9.0C/o 92 Hall, Community Hall) Recreation Facilities Improvements (e g. Quinlan 16.2% 165 Community Center. Senior Center. Sports Center) . Road Improvements (e.g. overlays. concrete ■ 19.0% 194 repairs) % Count Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. . 13.1% 134 separated bike lanes, creek trails) Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside. 22.6% 231 Park. community garden) Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g.' 5.3% 54 all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) Other . 7.9°y'b 81 Thanks for keeping city government transparent. Regards, Kathy R Chole Cupertino Resident 2 cyrah Caburgan From: OpenGov <support@opengov.com> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2019 5:07 PM To: kathychole@comcast.net Subject: Your report is ready: Capital Improvement Program Survey Hello! Your PDF report is ready. Click this link to download it: Capital Improvement Program Survey Thank you for using Open City Hall CITY OF CUPERTINO April 26,2019, 5:04 PM Contents Summary of registered responses Survey questions 0 iii. Individual registered responses 5 11 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Summary Of Registered Responses As of April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM, this forum had: Topic Start Attendees: 344 March 26, 2019, 1:48 PM Registered Responses: 102 Hours of Public Comment: 5.1 QUESTION 1 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on the City's facilities. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? Building New Facilities Remodelling Current Facilities Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities Library Expansion Other 12.3% 125 16.0% 163 16.0% 163 43.9% 448 4.1% 42 QUESTION 2 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on capital improvement projects in the City. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? % Count Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City 9.0% 92 Hall, Community Hall) 0 Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Im 16.2% 165 Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete 19.0% 194 repairs) 2 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) Other QUESTION 3 What other feedback do you have? Answered 20 Skipped 82 0/0 Count 13.1% 134 22.6% 231 5.3% 54 7.9% 81 across also apple being ioA6ce branches build cuperuno do expansionfroM help improved library like make management money more need only options other parkingplease prioritizeproject projects prudent reallys spending tax taxes very why 3 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Survey Questions QUESTION 1 You've got 10 dots to 'spend' on the City's facilities. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? • Building New Facilities • Remodelling Current Facilities • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities • Library Expansion • Other QUESTION 2 You've got 10 dots to'spend' on capital improvement projects in the City. Each dot is worth $100,000. How would you spend them on these areas? • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) • Other QUESTION 3 What other feedback do you have? 4 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? IndividuaU Registered Responses Name not shown April 13, 2019, 12:35 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (2) • Other - Program Expansion (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) - Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019, 6:10 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (6) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019, 7:03 PM Question 1 Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (6) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (8) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 22, 2019,10:28 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) 5 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Other • solar electric vehicle chargers, more trees/bushes around the city (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019,12:56 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (2) • Other - Park improvements (2) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 3:56 AM Question 1 Building New Facilities (5) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 4:18 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (5) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 6:54 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) 6 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 No response ENO SCHMIDT April 23, 2019, 9:05 AM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (5) Other - Library Expansion (5) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019,10:14 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (10) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 No response William Berry April 23, 2019,12:19 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 Please add sidewalks on Bubb Rd. from Rainbow to Columbus and McClellan from De Anza to Monte Vista High for student safety! Name not shown April 23, 2019, 1:49 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (5) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) 7 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 25, 2019, 5:04 PIVI Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019, 2:14 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (1) • Other - using more specific language than "facilities" would result in more informed answers from residents taking this survey. (3) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 23, 2019,11:06 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (7) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 4:04 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (2) • Other - New city hall to replace unsafe and outdated city hall (8) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (6) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 5:12 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (6) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 City should prioritize spending in Library expansion which can be used by 100's of students and adults every single day. 8 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PIA Capital improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not shown April 24, 2019, 5:13 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (5) • Library Expansion (5) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 No response William Rassieur April 24, 2019, 5:46 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (3) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 Other - Pay for the storm sewer maintenance!! (10) Question 3 We have storm sewer maintenance to pay for. I object to my taxes being raised for other projects. I strongly oppose the Regnart creek trail. Alternative 4 please. Name not shown April 24, 2019, 6:50 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 24, 2019, 8:59 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (2) • Other - Crossing guards at major intersections nears schools (1) Question 2 • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 The above options should be funded only if the budget is not in the deficit. I only support separated bike paths and not further improvements to trails Name not shown April 25, 2019,11:00 AM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) 9 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 Plvi Capital improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:10 AM Question 1 • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) Question 3 Need more parking spaces for the Cupertino library Gary Wong April 25, 2019, 12:28 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) • Other - Improved traffic signage (1) Question 2 Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Other - Improved cellular infrastructure (1) Question 3 Cash management and priorities can be improved. Project management seems inefficient and can be improved. Name not shown April 25, 2019,12:47 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (7) Question 2 Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Other - Parking at the Library and shuttle service to Library, Senior Center and major shopping areas (8) Question 3 No response dongming yao April 25, 2019, 1:04 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) - Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(3) Question 3 No response 10 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PIA Capital h-uprovement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not shown Question 1 April 25, 2019, 3:32 PM • Library Expansion (10) Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 Why is this survey only available for 5 days? Need transparency as to why it's being done. Does this really help council prioritize, or just another As I use the library extensively I'm hugely in favor of the expansion! exercise with a pre -determined outcome? Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:04 PM Question 1 - Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) • Other - Library expansion (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:13 PM Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:14 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (3) - Other - Offer more community classes, lower class fees, increase senior center activities, waive or lower senior center fees, improve road conditions (4) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response 111 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 Piv Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its.Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Wayne F. Chin April 25, 2019, 4:14 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e,g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:16 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:16 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Carrie Young April 25, 2019, 4:17 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:19 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 12 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (4) Question 3 No response Darryl Stow April 25, 2019, 4:24 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 4:26 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (5) • Other - Knock down the Blue Pheasant in preparation for the new restaurant/ golf facility (1) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 Very bad way of getting informed input. I really do not know the totality of issues the city faces and am not likely to make the right call. Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:02 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (3) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:08 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (2) 13 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Other - Save it. (4) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Tom Jacobs April 25, 2019, 5:11 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (4) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:12 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (6) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (5) Question 3 No response Devin Gupta April 25, 2019, 5:24 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (7) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 No response Geoff Paulsen April 25, 2019, 5:33 PM Question 1 • Other - How does "building a new facility" differ from a CIP? This vagueness can confuse survey takers and render your results inaccurate. (1) Question 2 • Other - Use the $250M that was offered as part of the Vallco Specific Plan. (1) 14 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created vvith OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community Why is there not an option to have an employee head tax, as other local garden) (3) cities are doing? Also, what aboutthe $10M being offered by Apple to build a class IV bike route? Question 3 Roz Chan April 25, 2019, 5:36 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 Memorial Park needs complete renovation Name not shown April 25, 2019, 5:59 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Library Expansion (5) Question 2 Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 6:06 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Other - Library Expansion Room (10) Question 3 No response Gopal Kumarappan April 25, 2019, 6:18 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Other - Library program room (4) Question 3 No response Satyen Popat April 25, 2019, 6:52 PM Question 1 15 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital ilmpr ovement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (6) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 6:54 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (1) • Other - Improving recreational facilities like bike trails, community halls (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (5) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park. Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 7:02 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (7) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Name not shown Question 3 April 25, 2019, 6:56 PM No response Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) Name not shown April 25, 2019, 7:12 PM 16 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PPA Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP)pudget? Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (9) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 7:35 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Liana Crabtree April 25, 2019, 7:38 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) • Other - Library Program Room Expansion (6) Question 3 Consider progressive property taxes for popular capital improvement projects that are based on square footage. Require seniors who request to opt out to demonstrate hardship, as Berkeley requires. Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:15 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (5) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (5) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (8) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:20 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 17 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 Make Cupertino Great Again - an inclusive and fair community! Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:49 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 need library branches across the city, also parks on east side Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:51 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (4) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(3) Question 3 No response Max K Agoston April 25, 2019, 8:53 PM Question 1 - Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) - Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 8:57 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(4) 18 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PIVI Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:13 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(10) Question 3 No response Snehal Panchal April 25, 2019, 9:17 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (7) • Other - Park on the east side of the City (1) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Other - Park on the east side of the City (2) Question 3 No response Dinyar Dastoor April 25, 2019, 9:26 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (3) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(3) Question 3 Be prudent on spending money on projects that has larger impact on majority city residents. Stop catering to pet projects of small groups. They are wasteful spending like earmarks of congress, like bridge to nowhere in Alaska. Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:29 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (4) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) Question 3 No response 19 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Venkat Ranganathan • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community April 25, 2019, 9:44 PM garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive Question 1 playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) • Other - Transport facilities for seniors, school kids etc (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:45 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 9:53 PM Question 1 • Other - A program room that holds many more than just 40 people. 100? (1) Question 2 • Other - Make sure the new program has enough funding first. (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 10:40 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 No response 20 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PIVI Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Name not shown April 25, 2019,10:55 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Esosa Amayo April 25, 2019,10:59 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019,11:00 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019,11:08 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) - Library Expansion (7) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019,11:29 PM 211 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM CapKall Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (7) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 25, 2019, 11:44 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (8) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community .garden)(3) • Other - Community indoor swimming pools, indoor badminton courts (7) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 7:29 AM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Other -Library (10) Question 3 Library is the most important among these options. Name not shown April 26, 2019, 7:55 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 8:34 AM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) Question 3 No response 22 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 Pill Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Joan Chin April 26, 2019, 9:25 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (7) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (2) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) Question 3 No response Orrin Mahoney April 26, 2019, 10:52 AM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (4) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:21 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (3) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (3) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 Be prudent in choosing and responsible in spending. Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:30 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (5) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) 23 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Improvement Progrann Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive No response playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:38 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:40 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (1) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (3) • Other- Parks0roads(3) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:42 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (8) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:50 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) 241 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PAA Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:54 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (8) • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (8) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) Question 3 If we had built the first or second Vallco project, we'd have money for all of this. Now we get a project with none of the benefits. Name not shown April 26, 2019, 1:59 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (2) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (3) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:04 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (2) • Library Expansion (5) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No more tax. The City has got enough tax revenue from Apple. If you can't make do in such good economic times, nothingwould help. Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:06 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (8) • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) Question 2 Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (6) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response 25 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PM Capital Ilrnprove ment Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Xin Wang April 26, 2019, 2:11 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(10) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:13 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (4) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:44 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (2) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (4) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Administration Facilities Improvements (e.g. City Hall, Community Hall) (1) • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:48 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (1) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (6) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Other - Library (3) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 2:58 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (5) • Other - build library branches across the city (5) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) 26 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 P11N Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (2) • Other - build some library branch across the city, such as the ABC library across Calabazas park. A small library would be good enough for the neighborhood. (2) Question 3 Build more library branches across the city to relieve the insufficient parking, and overcrowded situation in the current library. It will also be very useful for nearby neighbhorhood. Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:10 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (4) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(4) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:11 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (5) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (5) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:31 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (10) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (2) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(8) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:52 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden)(1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 3:55 PM Question 1 • Building New Facilities (3) • Remodelling Current Facilities (3) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (1) 27 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PIA Capital l avip, rove ment Pi-ogram Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (2) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Other - Library Expansion (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:08 PM Question 1 • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:10 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (1) • Library Expansion (1) Question 2 • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (1) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:13 PM Question 1 • Remodelling Current Facilities (2) • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (2) • Other - NO need to spend that much. (3) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (1) • Road Improvements (e.g. overlays, concrete repairs) (1) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (2) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (1) • Other - improve community safety, like installing surveillance cameras. (4) Question 3 No response Name not shown April 26, 2019, 4:39 PM Question 1 • Improving Health and Safety of Current Facilities (3) • Library Expansion (7) Question 2 • Recreation Facilities Improvements (e.g. Quinlan Community Center, Senior Center, Sports Center) (3) • Bike/Pedestrian Trail Improvements (e.g. separated bike lanes, creek trails) (1) • Park Improvements (e.g. Memorial Park, Creekside Park, community garden) (3) • Compliment Grant Funding and/or Donations (e.g. all-inclusive playground, solar electric vehicle chargers) (3) Question 3 28 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Created with OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04 PAiI Capital Improvement Program Survey How should the City allocate its Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget? No response 29 1 www.opentownhall.com/7361 Creaied wi'Lh OpenGov I April 26, 2019, 5:04. PNI CC 4/30/19 Study Session Item #3 Cyrah Caburian From: Liana Crabtree <lianacrabtree@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2019 10:54 AM To: Steven Scharf, Liang-Fang Chao; Darcy Paul; Rod Sinks; Jon Robert Willey Cc: City Clerk; R Wang; Vikram Saxena; David Fung; Kitty Moore; Alan Takahashi; Anna Weber; Gary Latshaw; Vignesh Swaminathan; Meera Ramanathan; Angela Chen; Cupertino City Manager's Office; City Attorney's Office Subject: Is it lawful for Council to review the Capital Improvement Program when the Planning Commission has not held a public hearing or made its recommendations? Honorable Mayor Scharf, Vice Mayor Chao, and Council Members Paul, Sinks, and Willey: Please include this item as part of the public record for the 4/30/2019 Council meeting, Agenda Item 4 "Review the Proposed FY 2019 -2024 Capital Improvement Program". It seems the Council continues to work too hard, while the Planning Commission is denied its authority to hold hearings and make land use recommendations. Why does Council review the Proposed FY 2019 -2024 Capital Improvement Program this evening (Agenda Item 4) when the item has not been presented to the Planning Commission for its consideration? Yet, 3 Planning Commission meetings were cancelled in 2019 for "lack of business". Please reference item C below in Cupertino Municipal Code 2.32.70 Planning Commission Powers and Functions: The powers and functions of the City Planning Commission shall be as follows: A. Prepare, periodically review, and revise as necessary, the General Plan; B. Implement the General Plan through actions including, but not limited to, the administration of specific plans and zoning, subdivisions, and sign ordinances; C. Annually review the capital improvement program of the City and the local public works projects of other local agencies for their consistency with the General Plan (pursuant to Sections 65400 et seq. of the California Government Code); D. Endeavor to promote public interest in, comment upon, and understanding of the General Plan, and regulation relating to it; E. Consult and advise with public officials and agencies, public utility companies, civic, educational, professional, and other organizations and citizens generally concerning implementation of the General Plan; F. Promote the coordination of local plans and programs with the plans and programs of other agencies; G. Perform other functions as the City Council provides including conducting studies and preparing plans other than those required or authorized by state law; H. Establish as needed a standing subcommittee of the Commission for Design Review. The Planning Commission shall decide appeals of the Design Review Committee for the purposes of conducting design review on projects that properly come before the Design Review Committee for review, and conduct design review of a project as required by Chapters 2.90, 19.132, 19.134 and of the Cupertino Municipal Code. (Ord. 1844, § 1 (part), 2000; Ord. 1787, § 1 (part), 1998) note that the Planning Commission last reviewed the Capital Improvement Program (FY 2018 - 2023) on 5/8/2018 in preparation for a 6/5/2018 Council meeting. I note that the Staff Report for Agenda Item 4 for the 4/30/2019 Council meeting makes no references to recommendations offered by the Planning Commission regarding the Proposed Capital Improvement Program (FY 2019-2024). Please follow the intent of the Cupertino Municipal Code to require the Planning Commission to review the Capital Improvement Program to support the adoption of a final program that conforms with the law. Postpone Agenda Item 4 "Study Session on the Proposed FY 2019 - 2024 Proposed Capital Improvement Program" until after the item is heard during a regular Planning Commission meeting and after the Planning Commission is given sufficient time to study the proposed Capital Improvement Program to make its recommendations. Please ensure that the Staff report for the "Study Session on the Proposed FY 2019 - 2024 Proposed Capital Improvement" Council agenda item includes the Planning Commission's recommendations. Furthermore, as "Sustainability" is called out as a priority in the Staff Report, maybe the Sustainability Commission could also review the Proposed FY 2019 - 2024 Capital Improvement Program and offer its recommendations prior to the return of this item to Council. Link to the meeting agenda for the 4/30/2019 City Council meeting: https://cupertino.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=681493&GUID=Dl B98F99-8F1 1-4AF6-BBC1 - AF1 597D225DO Sincerely, Liana Crabtree Cupertino resident representing myself only Total Control Panel To: dpaulOy.cupertino.org Remove this sender from my allow list From: lianacrabtree@yaho o. com You received this message because the sender is on your allow list. Loain CC 4/30/19 Study Sessoon Stem d#3 Cyrah Caburoan From: Ilango <ilangog@yahoo.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2019 12:00 PM To: City Council Subject: My inputs to CIP Study session Dear Mayor and Council members, I reviewed the 5-year CIP projects report for Study session today and here is my feedback for your consideration. 1. Library expansion - About 900,000 visits have been made to the library in 2018. The OpenGov survey results show that large percentage of respondents prefer investment in the library. So investing in library expansion would have a wider impact to the community of over 60,000 residents. However, the cost projections of $10 million for 4400 Sqft of expansion plus 33 additional parking stalls seems to be too high. The city has to explore cost effective ways to expand 4400 Sqft. The library expansion is included in Options A and B. This should also be included in Option C that leaves $3.15 to be allocated for other projects. 2. City Hall Expansion of $70 Million seems like a luxurious project for our city when we do not have dollars. This includes raising taxes, going for high debt financing, and depleting all of capital reserves. Also, it takes away money from all essential projects. Going with this option requires lot of community input. Instead, the City should be looking at cost effective alternatives to retrofit the existing building. The best option for interim city hall is using the Monta Vista Center. This is the lower cost option and this investment also goes towards improving the city facility for the longer term. 3. Cupertino Sports Center Seismic Retrofit and HVAC upgrade: This is one of the best used facilities in Cupertino. The customer base is 2000. The classes it offers has quadrupled since 2004, whereas the HVAC was installed for a customer base of 600. The facility temperature is always too hot or too cold and is very uncomfortable for the users when temperatures soars. Since a higher number of kids and adults use this facility every day, investing in seismic retrofit and HVAC upgrade is a good idea. Seismic upgrade of $ 1 M is included in all 3 options whereas HVAC upgrade of 500K is not included in any of the options, it is in other projects list. 5. Transportation Projects: Blackberry farm entrance road improvement projects. The feasibility study was approved to start in FY2019. In the transportation projects report to the Council on April 2nd, the report states that no cost estimate is available for this project. However the CIP projects list shows this as a high priority project in options A and B with a cost of $5.5M. Is the feasibility study completed? This looks like a large sum of money to be set aside for Blackberry farm related projects that is draining City resources. The public should be provided more information on this line item on why this is a higher priority. Most of the transportation dollars goes towards bike projects ($58M out of $69.6M, as noted below), but the issues are in the major arteries and intersections. So the City should be investing in roadway improvements and major intersections, which is also the preferred option by the OpenGov Survey respondents. 6. Cost Estimates of CIP projects: The cost estimates for CIP projects has had huge escalations from the time it is projected in the budget/master plans to implementation. For example, Bike Projects: Total Cost for Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3 in 2016 Bike Plan - $18 Million https•//w,,,vw.cupertino.org/ home / showdocument?id=34 79 #page =9 9 Current Bike Transportation Plan projects costs as presented to council on Apr 2nd, 2019 - Total $58,329,555 https• / /cupertino legistar com/View ashx?M=F&ID=71270048vGUID=9747DCED-83F9- 4483-AE83-OABC2B 1 E 1325 The cost has escalated from $18 million to $58 Million in less than 3 years, which is 322% higher than original estimates. The city should come up with a better way of estimating project costs. If you add up all city wide transportation Projects in the list, the cost is $69.6 million . Bike projects alone is $58.3 million which is 83% of total cost which is lopsided when there only 0.7% bike commuters in the City per 2016 Bike plan. So when the City Council makes projects decisions based on the project estimates, the dollars quoted should be within a reasonable range so the Council can make right decisions in prioritizing projects that benefits the city at large. Thank You, Ilango Ganga Cupertino Resident Total Control Panel To: citycouncil(d),cupertino.org Message Score: 40 From: ilangog@yahoo.com My Spam Blocking Level: Custom Block this sender Block yahoo.com This message was delivered because the contentfilter score did not exceed your filter level. High (60): Pass Medium (75): Pass Low (90): Pass Custom (55): Pass Login 2