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luaul&;) or 'DI! J1ÇIR" 1S&1&á. OF THE CITY COUIICIL
DLJ) MY 17, 1971 III DIE UNJR.IL QlAKBElt, CITY HALL
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SIUITI 1'0 mE lUG
I!!oryor Heel opened the _eUD& at 7:36 P.K. vith the Salute to the
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mu. CALL:
~c:illlle~ ;~~st!nt:
Councilmt!~ ~~se~::
Fitzgeral:, Frolic;., Green, Stokes, Mayer Soe
None
Staff pre.;t~::
Ci~y Y~ger Quinlan
City C1er~ Ryder
Aasista:: City ~ttorney Ter.y
Director c: Planning S!s~
Directcr c: ?u~lic hor~s Yarborou~h
Director 0: Par~s & Recrea:ion Butler
Recordi:g Sëcretary Lois In~ards
!WII1TES ()! :~"'lOt:S MEETISG
1. Appr~y¿: ~f ~inutes cf tDe regular meeting ~f Kay 3. 1971.
!llJved by C,:',;::,:U::Iõn St~~'!s, sec:mded by Counc:ilman Fitzgerald to
çprove t~t! ~inutes of May 3. 1911 as read.
~U_ carried, 5-0
allllllJSICA'I:'::!;S
z.. Vritte:
a. Cr~beund Lines - &e.t: Advising application bas been
filed vitb the Public: rt1Jities Comaission requesting a
passenger bus fare and packaga express cbarge inc:rease
of 1.50%.
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~tes of the City Council MeetiDI. Mar 17, 1971
b. Town Affiliation Aaaoc:1atioa: lIequestlng no_nation 0': a
person for a National ~.
c. Cupertino AIIeric8D Little League, Inc,: Reque!öting authori-
zation to 'sponsor a c:arD1yal (Great WesUrn Sbovs) -
July 7 through 11 at the southeast c:orner of StevenS Creek
Boulevard and Portal Aw_. cd request for waiver of
business license fee.
d. From Daniel E. DonO':an, ~,-....rney, advising that Franc:hise
Realty Interstate Corporati_ has withdrawn its applic:ations
17-TK-70 and 3-U-71.
e. Stevens Creek Post 642, The American Legion: Requesting
permission to hold a flea market on June 6, 1971, frOlll
9 A.M. to 5 P.M., at 201&9 Stevens Creek Boulevard; also
requesting a waiver of the business license f~e.
f. Fine Arts League of Cupertino: Requesting approval to hold
a benefit art show at Vallco Village Shopping Cent~r Xay 7
and 8. Tentative approval for the holding of this show was
glven by the City Manager pending final ratification and
waiver of the business license fee by th2 City Council at
its next following meeting.
g. Cupertino Union School District: Advising that an easement
under application S-~-ïl .ould not be necessary if sidewalks
provide walking acceSS from all parts of this subdivi~ion to
Kennedy and Lincoln Schools.
h.
Honorable Richard D. FAyden, Assemblyman:
appreciation for the plaque sent to him for
dedication of the Cupertino City Library.
Expressing
bis part in the
i. Blossom Valley Assembly, Order or Rainbow for Girls:
Requesting first consideration for a fireworks perm1t, should
any of tbe premittees dec:ide not to activate theirs this year.
j. Local Agency Formation Commission: Addressed to Board of
Supervisors, requesting they initiate rezoning proc:eedings
on Balassini parcel, adjar.ent to Roundtree 70-~.
k. Letter from Mr. Cali: Requesting no action be taken on
application 7-Z-71 at this ttme.
1. Letter from H. & T. Serra: Complaining about truc:k ~oise on
Foothill Boulevard.
II. Letter from Mr. Manual Marchant: Commending the multi-story
office complex on the agenda tonight.
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Øiautes of the City CouDcil Meeting, Kay 17, 1971
n. Letter fro. Hr. a. Ã. Morris, .Jr., for tbe Alliance,
sta'ing that 011 Hay 1" 1971 tbe ritj of San Jose, IBM, an
San Jose U-eovaer.' Alliance will be attending the
R1¡Inray ec-ittee !lecting in Redwood City to urge early
cœpletion of the Vest Valley Ezpressway.
o. Letter froll Ik. -- Burleigh, General Hanager of the
Cupertino o--"'r of C-rce, in f~-."r of application
12-Ð-71.
p. Letter fr_ Iks. B. A. LaIIplt1n, Jr.: Protesting high
density cœpla: at Jabb and McClellan Roads.
q, Letter froa Bud SkiD De·,: Requesting permission to have
a live band in the lot Dehind Copola's Pizza Parlor on
Saturday, Kay 22, 1971 from 11 A.M. to 5 P.M.
r. letter fro. Mr. J. B. Goldfus, Public Information Officer
of Foothill Cœaunity College Distr let: Giving details
of plans for DeAnza Day, Sunday, June 6, 1971.
Moved by C~uncilœan Stokes, seconded by Councilman Creen to
authorize C~uncilman Fitzgerald to meet with the Sister City
Committee ::r the purpose of caking a nenination of a person for
tbe Kati:~a: A~ard referred to by the To~~ Affiliation Association,
if tbey feel one would be in order.
Hotion c:arried, 5-0
Moved by C:uncilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Green to remove
applica:":~ 17-I}:-70 from tr.e agenda, per the request of the
applicant's attorney.
Hotion carried, 5-0
Mr. Harold Phillips, 10347 Lansdale Avenue, Cupertino said the
proposed A:erican Legion flea market will be beld on Sunday,
June 6, 1971, from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. at 20149 Stevens Creek Boulevar
The purpose of this flea market is to raise funds for the Americ:an
League Base~all Teams. It will be held chiefly in the warehouse
111 the back of Charon'. Furniture Store, witb one or tvo booths in
the front.
Moved by Coun~ilman Stokes, sec:onded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
approve the ,~erican Legion FleaMarket for Sunday, June 6, 1971,
at tbe Charon Furnitu~e Store on Stevens Creek Boulevard.
Hation carried, 5-0
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Natior.;11
Award
nominati,,"
17-TM-70
removed
~a.om age:.da
Flea Market
approved
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lUnutes ~f the City CouDcll JfeetinS. Hay 17, 1971
llcived by c..--..ncUJlan Stokes. Mconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
ratify the rine Arts Leape Art Show at Vallco Village Sbopp1D&
Center 011 ~J' 7 and 8, aDd to vaive the business liceøse fee.
!løtion carried, 5-0
Møved by CoandbIaD St__. _oDded by Counc:ibIaD p1tqerald to
c:ont1nae aFPl1c:ation 7-Z-n _til the next regular COuncil _etine,
witb the instruction to tile suff to cODtact 1Ir. Cali to Me if be
~ wishes tc have this applicatloa postponed or dropped.
Serra le:t.er
to sta!f for
disposition.
Vellt V"::ey
Freeva...
c":o&Øple~~=
endorsee
Live a~
approved
Bubb/HcClell
cluster
devel_1 1't
!lotion carried, 5-0
Moved by C:anci~n Frolic:b, seconded by Counc:ilaan Fitzgerald to
turn the :~:ter from H. 'T. Serra over to the staff for disposition.
Motion carried, 5-0
~ved ~y ::~~~ilman Stokes, seconded by Ccuncilman Fitzgerald to
notify :Oè ~:3te highway Department that the City of Cupertino is
in fa~:: .- ~a:Jy completian of the ~est ,alley Fr~eway, with
emphas:$ :~ that portion from Stevens Cree~ Boulevard to Highway 11.
Motion carried, 5-0
~~ved ~: ::~~cilman Stokes, ~~conded by C:uncilman Flt7.~era1d to
approve :0: use of live baeds by the Buc~ $~in Den on Saturday,
May 2:. ::-: from 11 A.M. tc 5 P.M. in the parking lot behind
Coppola's :1zza Parlor.
AYES:
!;OES:
:::~=ilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Stokes, Mayor Soel
::'~=ilman Green
Motion carried, 4-1
Moved by C:uacilman Stokes, seconded by C:uncilman Fitzgerald, since
the Cit... :: Cupertino has already gone on record oppos~ng commercial
zoning ¿: 3~bb and McClellan and in fa~or of residenti31, any Cupertino
represe~:¿:i:n at the San Jose City Council meèting on May 17th vould
not fur:~er the case of Krs. Lampkin.
Koticn carried, 5-0
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Minute$ ~: the City Council Meeting, May 17, 1971
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Ø07ed by Çouncix.an Fitz@erald, seconded by Councilman Stokes to
endoue t:te West Ger1aan Vatp.r Polo Teu.
IIottoD carried, 5-0
lkYed by Cound1aaD Stokea, seC:onded by eo.mcix.an Fitaaerald to
neebe Ðof file tbe vriuen c_ic:at1ons.
IIotj_ c;arried, 5-0
3. Oral ea-unicati_
(a) Request by Ccnll1cilmen for reJlOval of items frClr. ".onsent
Wendar.
Mayor s~: stated tbat it_ 45 on the a¡;enda, Resolut1Ot ~o. 3071,
shou~¿ ~e rt.:oved from the Co~¡ent Calendar.
REPOR7 2: ~,'l~CIL JŒPRESßïATlVES
4. tra~$,'rtation Policy Committee - Councilman Stokes.
Coun,~:~~c 5tokes stated th4t with a 9-~ vote, the Metropolitan
Tran$,.::.::on Committ~e decided t~ iaitiate a mass transportation
study. : : 0: which to ~e pa1d for ~it~ F~deral money and 1/3
by t:-.t:: ~..:~:-::y.
5. F:a~~:~ß Policy Com.ittee - Council~n Fitzgerald.
Couno::~~ Fitzgerald said there viii be a meeting this n~~t
Wednes:¿y at 7:30 P.M. This viiI be the first Pullic Hearing.
6. l~:er-City Council - Councilman Sto~es.
Counc;':=~ Stokes said tbe official representat ive sh^"~j be the
Hayor.
7. League of California Cities - Councilman Stokes
Counc;':=~ Stokes said the Mayor should represent the City at
these :.~: ings .
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West German
Water Polo
Te_ endorsee
Written
c-unicat1Ot
filed
Res. 3071
ret'lov'!d
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tra:1st'0rtatic
study
Planning
Policy
committee
meeting
C1C-15
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9-TH-71
aF.'roved
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Hinutes of the City CltuDeil KeeHns, May 17, 1971
8~ Association of Bay Area Govert1lll2nts - Councilman Frolich
Counci~ Frolicb called attention to tbe three-day meetiDJ on
Hay 26 - 28 to be he14 1D Sllverado. Since he could not iliaD it.
he ulted that ___ elM repre.eI!t Cupertino there. The plannilll
Director saW it __ ~ care of.
9. Flood Contro' AcIv1aorJ c-1saion - ~¡: 11081
Mayor Joel said the DCtt _tina will he June 9.
10. Santa Clara Co~ty Vater CœDission - Hayor lIoel.
No peeting.
11. Solid _aste ~itte.. of Planning Policy COIDmittee - Councilman Green.
No meeting.
PL\.';~l~;':; CC~lSSION
12. S~,=i§sion of Kinutes of May 10, 1971.
13. A==::~ation 9-TM-71 of L. J. Krzich for a Tentative Map to divide
:._è_= acre into t~o single-i3~ily r~sid~ntial lots. Said property
~5 :;~a:~d southe~ly of and ajjacent to Krzich Place. approximately
:,',) :ut east of Rubb Road, ia a~, RI-7.5 (Resident ial f.il1g1~-falDily)
z~~e. R~commended for approval.
The P"an~ing Director said this applic~tion was reviewed by the
Planning C~ission and subsequently they adopted Reso~ution ~c. 899.
The pl~: plan shovin~ how the pre>!'erty ha.. been divided into two lots
was di"played on the screen. It is in accordan~e with the Zoning
Ordindnce.
Move¿ 'y Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
appr~~e application 9-!M-71.
Mcrion carried, 5-0
14.
Arplication l2-C-7l of ~~anni~g S. Chrisman for Use permit to allow
the coastruction of ¡, 7-story office building and ancillary parking
s:ru~ture at the sout~wcst corner of Rodrigues and Torre Avenues,
in a P (Planned Deveicpœ\'nt) zene. Recol!IÞ.ended for a;,¡>roval.
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Minutes of the City Council Meeting, Hay 17, 1971 CC-65
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The Planntas Director placed tbe plans for the 96 foot tower and
related profile draviDg for the area ftOlll Highway 9 to the tower
to the Cit} 9all to tbe esiat1n& ll-l acrosS the creek, on the
bulletin IIoard.
1Ir. (;h.....t,. Qlrl_, 654 Georl1a Avenue, Palo Alto, said he is
the developer of this project. IIo! lave a brief synopsis of the
""e1~t of the Cupertino TCND Center since April, 1963.
Slide Ro. 1 IIhoueà tbe General Plan in 1964, vith the original
area where t:tis buildlna vas to be buil t. Slide No. 2 vas of the
alte plaD, taken froa the Cupertino Town Center and.... adopted as
. aoninl ordinance covering the'123-acre Town Center, after eilht
.uDths of hearings. It shoved eleven six-story apartment building
and tvo bigh-rise towers. Slide No.3 was of the architectural
rendering adopted as a part of tbe zoning ordinance. He then
showed tbe renderina of the proposed tower, with the 2/3 acre of
park toward tbe intersection of Rodrigu~s and Terre Avenues. The
proposed building vould cover 7% of the building site. rnere is
an eight-foot fall in grade, going diagonally across the property.
The parkir.¡ structure can fall into the grade, with a portion of
it drovpe~ into the grQund at least four feet. The plaza area
viII scree~ the parking area. Emphasis has b~en on keeping an
open secti~n at the intersection of Rodrigucs and Torre Avenues.
Council~ar. Green asked for characteristics of the park. Mr.
Christ!l.:1::' s.1id it will cor.s:!.st of pcc\c.::-r:an 5C'ati~g ~rca. \:31~~..·a:·s
clumps of trees and la:'ldscaping to screen the par;';ing stru('tu\"c.
Landscapir.g will take ~2~ of the site and 51% will be used by the
parking s:~ucture and driveway.
Council:ar. Frolich was concerned about the parking structure.
Mr. Chris:an described several parking structures in the area.
He envis:c::s this one to have a three-foot high wall around each
deck, with concrete planters with plants spilling down the side~.
The Iroun~ deck will be screened by the landscaping. His reasons
for vantir.g an open parking structure are economic and aesthetic.
An undergr~und or enclosed parking structure would require
sprinklering, full ventilat~on and additional excavation. In
addition. an enclosed parking situation is not as desirable to
use as an open one.
Councilmaa Fitzlerald noted the large sl~e of the trees on the
rendering and asked Mr. Chrisman if inde~d he intended to put in
such large trees. Hr. ChriSlll8n stated that the architect aust
have fertilized tbose trees. He then referred to the size and
condition of tbe trees be put in the existing Town Center. Plant-
ing details have not yet been worked up for this parcel. lie said
he ...ants to group trees and shrubs around the parklng structure.
There prohably will be some grass in the plaza.
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Parki::g
Structure
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K1nutes of the City Council Heeting, May 11, 1971
Mayor NOel announced that even tbougb this is not a Public Hearing,
be would open tbe meeting to the audience since several people
have indicated they bad scøething to say about tbis application.
Kr. Dan tiorclan, 10220 Price Road. Cupertino, said the cover archi-
tecture is different frøa the existing buildings in the Tovø Center.
&. wanted to Itøov the square footage limitation on the off1c:.
building and the parking ratio.
Mr. Charles VittaaDD. 10170 Kello Place, Cupertino, was CODCemed
about the f.uture of Cupertino. He is proud of tbe classic archi-
tecture tbe City has now. He feels this proposal is a distinct
deviation frOft the present Town Center, and that approval of this
appliC3tion would set a trend for this area in Cupertino. Land
values are on the increase. If tbe high rise trend continues the
low rise viII be forced to redesign into high rise.
Mrs. ~a;~lein ~athanson, 10197 Cold Harbor Avenue, Cupertino, said
she vr~;~ a letter to the Cupertino Couricr indicating this pro-
posal .i:: change the character and the image of Cupertino from a
subur:.¡~ ;,' .1:: urban cO:-':::U:1ity. If this does not benefit ::,e
cttíz~~~ ~i Ç~pertino this should not go in. Concentrated areas
of tr.t~::": .:'r~ate ,?ollutic:1 and SJ:1og. The citizens pai~ t.o have
tile l':'<.1r,· sunk t..lo\l grcu:'!d level and she did not feel it "as
fair tc :,,; a Je~clo?er put in a 7-story building and 3-st~ry
par!..i:'; ~tru.:ture In the s;¡::e area. She did not feel the pla:1 tlas
a~st~~:.~ji:y ~lca3icg. I~è citizens would rather look at ~~e
gre.':'! !,'::s. Furt!;cr, she said this proposal should not be con-
s~J.~'rt"': :-~:("'rc tr,c. Citlze::s' GoaL; Committee is through 3:1d a nè~
Qast~r ;.' :..:~ is approvea.
Mr. ':::,<'''''..n said the i~sues raised by the residents of CU;>értino
concer" ~íncra¡ plaaning catters. They seem to like one-story
con~tru,':i,'n. lie does not think this is sound thinking. Ee agdin
drove a:: ar~und Cupertino, and outside of DeAnza, Vallco, Cupertino
TO\òn CC:':ter ¡¡I'd St. Joseph's Church, Cupertino is ~ ..eries of str:p
parki::; ~\:sines,.e". It is not a high quality jc" ni "lan"ing. The
ori~i~,.1: ¡:"...", C..."ter Plan called for eleven 6-story residential
stru.;tur"s a lot closer to the existing residential area than this
proposa:. Mr. Chrisman sald he purchased his property in 1965 in
this a::centrated cct:llllunity core. lie has been paying taxe" on this
propert, value representei by the Cupertino General Plan for five
years. H~ said he bought the property in good faith. He felt the
objecti.n3 and t~e suggestion that we back up and redo the
Cupertino General Plan are not in good faith.
eoundl=" Gr.."n asked tl.e applicant how many people would be
occupying t~"s" offi.:es. Mr. Chrisman said an analysis of square
footage has not been devcl~ped as yet. Based on the 421 parking
spaces. he expects betwe<n 400 and 500 people here, including
visitors.
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Minutes of ~he City Council Meeting, Kay 17, 1971
Councilaan Creen asked if a study has been done on trips per day
out to lUan!!>, and JødriS- and the impact this would have on that
intersection. The Director of Public Vor."s determined there would
be 720 t~~-way trips generated to aajor traffic corridors: High-
vay 9 and Stevens Creek JIoaleyard; a lesser vollllle using BlaDe)'
Avenue. CouncUaan GreeD .....t1oned whetber people would use the
already cODgested route..
Mayor lIoel ruinisced that . few years ago when flying into San
Jose Airport the only tall bIIllð1ø¡ was tt.e St. Claire Hotel.
JIow you see fingers SU..1rf"l up a¿l over tbe valley. LaM values
dictate bigb rise. On the other haDel, we did not want the library
to overshadow the City Ball. Be could not envision a high rise
directly across the street f~ the City Hall.
Council:an Frolich noted that half ~f the City of Cupertino seems
to ha~, ,panish architecture. The spproved plans for the Town
Cente. '''.;:wed high rlse .¡l around the City liall. lie felt the
only ~·ay t:.e City can get real quality de'·el::>p::Ient nowadays is
with ~~~~ rise. He was i~ full agreement ~ith the par~ing struc-
ture rA:~er than so much ..phalt. He ~dnted to put the deve:oper
on not:;e that the quality of the parKln~ structure is going :0
aet a ::: of attention frea h1.a. Overall. ;,e felt this was a
good r~:~:sal. He feels t~ property should be used the ~ay i:
vas %.7"::¿.i.
Counc::-an Fitzgerald sa:d the road pattern ~as laid out, based
on th. :~a~ings and renderings ~f how the T~~ Center shcul¿ look.
H-COn:~:: should taKe a c¡ose l~K at both structures as we:: as
the 13~i~,aping trea~er.t.
Counc::~n Stokes said va did not vant the library taller t~an the
City Ha:: site. In additio~. it is cheaper to build the ~ay the
library i. built. ~eg.:d1Al biah rise development in the future,
Cupert:no now has about seven square miles of 7500 square foot lot
vith ::::le open space for parka, etc. .e don't want to cut up
our f~.;::hill. like we haYe deue to the valley. He would rather
see t~, four-story buildiacs than one seven-story building here.
He is n.;:t opposed to aulti-story buildinas. He said he ~as ~~-
decided about this proposal at this point.
Counci::¿n Creen felt the parpose of tbe 1963 Plan vas to serve as
a guideline. The 1965 Use Perait was granted for teD acres for
tbe Cup~rtiDO Profeasi-.l Ceater. Six of tbese acres are already
develo~ed. The pro~sed parkt2g structure was completely objec-
tionable to bia. He felt ther viII be a sianificant traffic
increa.e on Blaney. Tbe 11aney-lodrigu~s intersection will be a
proble::, witb Price Ave~ so close. lie felt the developer should
know h:>w ..ny people vo.&ld be using this building hefore he oade
plars to build it.
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Traffic
Development
trend
Quality
developl!!ent
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Faae ten
TWo 4-story
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Mutes of the City Cc
fl IlletiDS. !fay 17. 1911
Coœ1cibun Stoku .Ired Ik. Cllri...n if he had aiven By thought to
two fou~tory bu11dillls. 1Pr. C2ari_n said they haye explored aU
sizes aDd bdaJIta of 1Ia1UiIIIs hefore they dec:ided on this one. Ite
felt two four-atory ba1UiIIIs would be ec:onOldc:aUy unfeasible. Tbø
bu1ldiDIS -U .-claIr. ... ~ators, for one tbiDa. Further, that
site ~d .. too CI' ·r· trItIa tJI1a approac:h. Be feels the presented
claip li- tbe ...e _ cf die propeny.
Vacancy IIayor IIoeI ...... "oa~ ~ _-,. factor in the Tovn Center.
poss1blliUes Mr. Chri_ aid, after. 9ft7 difficult year, there is presently
a 4% vacancy. IlaJUr IIoe1 4Y DOt think tbis proposal would be
ec:onœ1c:al. ltr. C2ar~ ..u ~be area needs IDOre identity, whicb
rill pull in _re sipif~t tenent5 to this area. Mayor Noel
questioned Whether Cupertino would grow fast enough to occ:upy this
as well as the office baildiDaa approved for Vallco Park. Kr.
Chrisman said the cORpetitiye aspects of this do not concern him,
Motion to
deay faile<!
12-U-71
approved
li-TM-71
withdra;r-
Moved by Councilman Greeo to d~y applicatiûn 12-U-71. Motion died
for lack of a second.
Moved by Councilman Fitz¡erald, seconded by Council~n Frolich to
approve application 12-C-71 alo~g with the conditions set fortb.by
the Planning Commission.
AYES:
SOES:
Ccuncilmen Fitzge~ald, Frolich, Stokes
Councilman Creer., !".ayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-2
15. Application 17-~-71 of Franchise Realty Interstate Corporation
for Teatative Map to divide 4.7 acres into tvo parcels. Said
property is located at the southwest corner of Stevens Creek
Boulevard and Portal Avenue in a CG (General Commercial) zone.
Recommended for approval. Postponed from meeting of May 3, 1971
(Applicant bas requested withdrawal of applic:ation).
Application 17-TM-70 v1dldravn under WRITTEN COMML~lCATIONS.
ARCHITECTURAL AND SITE APPmvAL COMMITTEE
16. Submission of Kinutes of !lay S, 1971.
17. Application HC-Sl,260 of Cupertino Sport Shop for existing painted
vall sign, loc:at~ at 20314 Stevens Creek Boulevard. Recommended
for approval.
Minutes of the City Council Meeting, Kay 11, 1911
MOwed by CouncibaaD Stokes, seconded by CouncilaaD Pitzgerald to
approve appl1:at1on BC-51,260.
lløtlon carried, 5-0
1~. Application BC-51..259.1 of Imperial Construction eo.pany for
. sign for Princess Figure Salon to be located in the Portal
Plaza Shopping CeDl:er. Rec_ilded for approval. '
lløved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Counc1laan p1tzlerald to
approve applic:ation BC-51,259.1.
Motion carried, 5-0
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
19. Submission of Minutes of May 10, 197i.
Councilman Stokes c~ented on some of the discu~s:cn of that
meeting. He said the Council is adamant with the ¿e~eloper for
Somerset Square Par~ ~ecause this property is boxe¿ in and cut off
from the other City par~s.
Attention was called to Itec 14 - Trees -- Memorial Park and
Stevens Creek Park. The Directot of Public ~or~s stated that the
trees in Memorial Park are no longer being cared ior and although
therc is no immediate proble~, they should either ~e cared for or
removed in the near future. The City staff aske¿ the Parks
Commission (who ~ould be interested in it) to becc=e a~are of the
situation. He asked ~hether or not this year's =rop should be
harvested; shall another party come in and take care of the
orc:hard tbis year. Councilman Stokes hoped the City would culti-
vate tbe weeds down icmediately and let the trees go for now. He
suggested making the property available to commercial flower
growers, as has been done in another park site.
Hoved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilcan Fitzgerald to
refer to tbe Parks and Recreation Director the possibility of a
c:ouple of free baseball diamonds in Memorial Park that vould not
be sc:heduled for League games; but rather for free games to those
who get tbere first.
Motion ~arried. 5-0
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Page elnen
HC-51,260
approved
HC-51,259.1
approved
SomersEot
SGuare
park
Memori2: ?ark
Stevens CrEoek
Park trees
Baseball
diamonds
Q;-8S IIt-." of the City CouDell IIntÚl. !lay 17 t 1971
~age tvel_
1f.IID COIKISSlGØ
20. SulJaissloa of Mioutes of a""." of April 28, 1971,.
CL -twn Stokes notecl tMÞI... oalJ four C~iss1011er. preNDt;
C. ...ioner Ioaaclc:b _ .. r I.
T.~." CCJÐIISSIOll
u. ., aeeting.
Ulrz.¡u!NO CITIZENS COALS <X»tu.u_
22. Submission of Minutes of 8eeting of Kay 1, 1971.
PU3t.IC HEARl~CS
23. (a) Application 7-Z-71 of ~.ary Cali, Edward S. J. Cali and
Harriet Cali for rezo~1ng 5.722+ acres from AI-43 (Agricultural-
Resij¿ntial Single-Family one-acre lots) to RI-7.S (Residential-
Siagle-Family 7500 sq. ft. lots). Said property is located
westerly of anò adjace~t to Bubb Road, approxiœately 130 feet
northçrly of Terrace Drive. Recommended for approval.
(See Item No. 29)
(b) Application 7-TH-7l of Mary Cali, Edward S. J. Cali and
Harriet Cali for a Tentative Map dividing 7.894+ acreS
into 13 single-facily lots. Said property is located
westerly of and adjacent to Bubb Road, approxlmately 130 feet
northerly of Terrace Drive. Recommended for approval.
No action requested, per letter frOll Hr. Cali.
24. (a) Appeal of Jason Chartier requesting reversal of the Planning
Ccmcis~ion denial of application 6-Z-71 for prezoaing of
approximately I.SS acres from County CG (G~neral Commercial)
to City CG (Genet.l Cooaercial). Said property is located
on the southerly side of Homestead Road, approxi~tely 500
feet west of Stelling Road. (Continued from meeting of
Kay 3, 1971)
(b) Reco=mendation that City Council request County to cbange
zone re: application 6-Z-7l, Jason Chartier, aad to initiate
prezoning in CUp~ttino conforming to Master Pla~. Homestead
Road west of Stelling Road. (Continued from meeting of
May 3, 1971)
_ __k._ .______.
,., ...
JliJlutes of tile City Council ~ÏJII, May 11, 1971 CC-85
Page thirtee
~ Director of Public Works SIdUI lJUnDO has recelved the staff's
~ e1ldat:~OD and we viiI _ ... until LAFCO acts, wether or
.. they ur. C'!t together for -t1on. It seeas that neither
P.c. 6 E. nor the Churc:h object .. be1n¡ in tbe City of Cupertino.
. _.er, the Q1rec:tor said ~ . "·em ..y be one of planning
~r than nf annexatioa.
r "11..n Stokes .šked for die "--1ng Ðepart_nt's U...s for
~ing the whole area n-L..~ dIaD piecemeal. Be felt that if
t:k prezoniDC vas not acc0llp14~-' at the time of annexation we
Jð not be ac:caapl1shing ~ _ started out to do~
~ed by C~~ilman Stokes, ~ by Councilcan Green, to
iastruc:t tbe staff to lIlÙ:e a rec: ndation to the Planning
c-issfon to initiate prezO'd~ proceedings at the first possible
Be:aring.
the City Att~r.1ey advised t~: after the Planning COCI:Iission
:akes a rec~endGtion to t~ City Council. if it can be justifi~=
~ City Cc~~il can enact a: Urle~cy Ordinar.~e. The Director o~
~lic Wor~s stated >hat LA:CO ..y hold up the ar.nexation.
Councilma~ $::~es felt the ?rez~i~g and annexati:n could be
~dled cor.:~=rently.
Motion ~arried, 5-0
~~ed by (:~:il~an Stokes, s~~eè by Counci:~an Fitz~erdld t~
cco~inue a~~:i~3tion 6-Z-71 ~~il J~~e 21st.
.LT!:S:
Vol::!) :
Co~==:~~n Fitzgera:é, Frolich. Green, 5:~kes. Mayor Soe~
None
Kotion carried, 5-0
~yor Noel ~a:led an intermi5s1on at 9:30 P.~. ~eeting reconv,ned
at 9:40 P.~.
œDINANCES
25. Second reading of Ord1.:a=e 110. 483: "An Ordinance of the
City of Cupertino IncreasiD& 25 Mile Speed Limit to 30 Miles
Per Bo~r en Miller Avence frDa Stevens Creek Boulevard to
South City Limits Line." _ bad by ~\.3)·or Scel.
Planning
eo..ission c'
initiate
pruoning
6-Z-71
contir.ue~ to
June ¡~!iot
¡
I a:-I5
I, lapf
~.
>
f
r
,
,
Ordi"._
No. 483
eaac:ted
Ord in:lI1ce
110. 484
enacted
. of t1Ie C1t}" Cowcll !Ieet~, IIa7 17. 1971
by Coa::d,- Stoltes, see .~ try Zouncilman Frol1ch to hav.
e 110. ..a3 read by tide aaly ... that the Mayor's readiua
itate ~_ Seccad !leadi..
: C~ -f1
: ...
: Cc.. -i1
1'ro11ch, G~, ~r-., Kay?r IIoe1 ,
fiupuW
IID~~ carried, 4-0-1
by Coaad1aa:l. Stoltes, ~Ø"A.cIed by Councilman Frol1ch to ena.:t
e 50. &53.
·
·
COUD:~ Frol1ch, Gr_, Stokes, Hayor Noel
Neme
: Couc:'"-'- Fitzgerald
·
·
Mot1oc carried, 4-0-1
JIi. Second ;;'u,:c~~ :: Ordinance So. t.84: "An Ordinance of the City
of Cupe::c-: i~:rganizing t~ De?artments of the City." -- Read
by Mayc: ~:..:.
ed by Cc~-:c_~c Stokes, seco--d~ ~y CouncilMan Frolich to have
.d1%1ance ~:, _;. :~ad by title =:y a:.d that the Mayor's reading
:=cstitute :c< :..::~j Reading.
: Cco.;::::_-=-=:: :rolich. Gree:l. S::ftes, Hayor Noel
: Nor.e
Co~:c~~ :itzgerald
!tetlo=. carried, 4-0-1
ed by Cc~:c'-,- Stokes, Séco~ded ~! Councilman Froli~h to enact
1naoce sC'~ ...5...
·
·
Cou=::c~oC: FroUch, Green, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
: Cou:::~ Fitzgerald
·
·
Matlcc. carried, 4-0-J.
V. Sec:ond ;. .'~::,g of Ordinance So. ~S: "An Ordinance of the Clt)'
of Cuper:~~ ~ending Ordinanc:e ~. 47 (Revised) to Increase the
T1JDe Wi :~~:: ~ich a Final Subdivision Hap ~-"Y be Filed and to
Provide ~: ~ Certificate of Deposit May ~e Used as an
Iaproveu.r-: 3.:;:d." -- Read by Mayor Noe 1
.,
-
JtùŒQtea of tbe City Council KeetinS. ~y ]7, 1971
Jløved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Cc.uncilman Frolich to have
OEo'f.....ce 110. 485 read by title only and =bat the Kayor's readina
ae.t1tute the Second Reading.
øa:
...:
Councilmen Fitzgerald, lraU,c:h, Green, Stokes, Kayor Noel
None
!lotion carrl., s-o
"'_..CJ by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
...ct Ordinance So. 485.
AYES:
"!!!!!!!!!..c:
Councill:len Fitzgerald, Frol1c:b, Green, Stokes, Kayor Noel
None
Motion carried, 5-0
21. First Readi~g ~f Ordinance So. 486: "An Ordinance of the City
of Cuperti~~ ~ending Section 1 of Ordinance So. 2 by Reclassi
fying a Certain portion of the City of Cupertino fr~m AI-43
(A&ricult~ral-Residential Single-Family One-Acre Lots) Zone to
Rl-7.5 (Re5i~e~tial Single-Facily 7500 sq. ft. Lots) Zor~;
Approxi:atel: 1.22 Acres Located Easterly of and Adjacent to
Bubb Road A,pr~ximately 200 Feet Southerly of the Intersection
of B~bb R.::ad and Krzich Place." - Read by Mayor Noel
HØved by Cou~ci:~n Stokes, seconded by Counc:i~n Green to havp-
Ordinance So. ~S6 read by title only and that the Mayor's reading
c:onatitute t~e First Readina·
AYES:
BOES :
Council:en Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
Motion carried, s-o
29. First Readi~ of Ordinanc:e No. 487: "An Ordinanc:e of tbe City
of Cupertino Amending Section I of Ordinacc:e 110. 2 by
"classifyi::g a Certain Portion of the City of Cupertino froa
Al-43 (Agricultural-Resident1al Single-Family Que-Acre Lots)
Ioøe ¡ Approx1:lately 5.722 Acres Loc:ated Westerly of and
AIIjacent to Bubb Road, Approx1aately 130 Feet Northerly of
Terrac:e Drive."
Øøved by Counci1maa Stokes, sec:onded by Councilman Frolich to
coDtinue Ordinance So. 487 to the next regular meeting.
AYES :
Coun:i1men Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green, Stokes, Kayor Noel
None
E£S:
Motion carrl_, s-o
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Page fifteen
Ordinance
No. 485
enacted
Ordi:1S~:oe
No. 486
First
lead ins
Ordi:-.a:.::e
No. 487
Continu.e.<!
c:c-a) IØJlutel of tM City COIIncU JteUiD¡. *y 17, 1971
.... .~
,
...olutiaD
10. 306S
doptecl
aesolut 1.c:1
No. 3068
adopted
ae.oluttDn
Mo. 3C69
dopted
.aourrIOlIS
30. Mo. 3065; uA llesolut1OD of the Clty Council of the City of
Cupertin.'l C:1lling a Public Rearmg to Determine .'hetber Pub11c
Necessity, Health, Saf.ty, or 1felfare "quires the FonaatiOD
of an lbIer¡round VtUlty D18tdct OD llaney Avenue ød
Price A~. -.... bJ *Ior Joel.
DIe Direc:tor of Publlc Vora .tated that the June 7th data baa ~
~ged to June 21st.
1Iøved by Councilman Stokea, ..c:oaded by Councilman Frol1c:h to dope
.. Amended Ilesolution No. 306S.
AYES: Councilmen Fitzgerald, lro11ch, Green, Stokes, Mayor ICo4Il
mES: NOM
Motion carried, 5-0
31. No. 30t-:': ",\ Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cuperti~: A::owing Certain Claims and Denands Payable in the
Amounts ~j from tbe Funds as Hereinafter Described for
Salaries ~~¿ _ages for the Payroll Period E~di~g ~ay 4, 1971."
__ Read ~~ :reasurer Fro11ch.
~ved by ~~=ii=a~ Fitzgerald, secon~ed by Cou~cilcan Green to
a~opt Reso:~:i:~ So. 3068.
AYES:
SOES:
Cou~=i~e~ Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green, St:kes, ~yur Noel
None
Motion carried, 5-0
32. No. 3069: "A Resolution of the City Council <'; the City of
Cuperti~ A¡:o~ing Hereinafter Described fo, Ge~eral and
Miscella~ecus Expenditures." -- Read by Tr~asurer Frolich.
~ed by Cou:cillllan Fitzgerald, seconded by Council~n Green to
adopt Resol~tioa So. 3069.
AYES:
JIOES:
Couacillllen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Green, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
"",,'on ~l-ried, 5-0
33. No. 3()()()-6: "I. Reso]ution of Prelll!linar)' Approval of Engineer'.
Report for Il.mey AVLnue, Et AI, Street ~!idening Project."
- Read by !'.ayor Noe].
I
.
.
IUUœutes ~: :~ :i:y Council Meeting. May 17. 19ì1
.
1Ir. C. .....is of iiilsoo..,Jones said be vas there ,0 answer any
....t1oas. There were none.
..a4 by c..'GDCilam Stokes, aecaaded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
",t I.esollõti.r. So. 3000-6.
AIlS :
~:
c-ilaea FiUlerald, l'rølicb, Green, Stokes, Mayor Øoel
JIocte .
!Iotioa carried, 5-0
"'. Ko. 3C'X'- -: "A Resolution Describing Propc$ed Boundaries of
Aases~: ~istric:t, Directing Filing of B0~~¿ary Map and
Aa.ess:.c: ;'i~r_ and Rec:ordation of Notice of AsseSlilDent."
- lu: :-y !f.ayor Noel.
MDYed by ,:~:,::aa Stokes, seconded by Council~~-. Fitzgerald to
adopt R~'::_:';-' ~o. 3000-7.
IoYES :
mES:
c:_-.:::~~~ Fitzgerald, Fr~lich, Gree~. '::'es, Mayor Soel
X:-.
!lotion carri~d, 5-0
35. l'Io. 3:::·>: "A Resolution }.??oi~t1ng Ti=<> è,-.': i'13Le of
Hear:-'~ ::::<.ts in Relation :0 Proposed A:,~_-:tions and
lapr.','.",r:,. and Direct i::g Sctice." - R.:..': : \' '!ayor ~oel
MDYed by ::_-::==~n Scokes, seconded by Counci:-.~~ Fitzgérald t~
adopt Res::.::, ~o. 3000-8.
AYES :
~:
c.~~::~" Fitzlerald, Frollch, Green, ~::~es, Mayor ~oel
S:-.e
!lotion carried, 5-0
)6. No. 3~:~-;: "A Resolution Establishing Prevailing Wage Scale
for 1I:£::..y ...~..nue Et AI, Street Widening Pr,'~ect." -- Read
by Ma:-r S:-e 1.
Øo#ed by C~cilaan Stokes, seconded by Council~a~ Fitzgerald to
adopt Res'::,,:.~ So. 3000-9.
AYES:
IIOES:
c.'''''-:::''e~ Fitzgerald, Frolic:" Green. ::.·,¡es, Mayor Noel
S.:=e
Kotion carried, 5-0
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rale .eventee
Jteaolution
110. )000-6
adopted
itesolutio:!
So. 3000-7
ado;:>ted
Resolut:cn
Sc>. 30CC-8
ado¡::ed
Resolution
No. 3000-9
adopted
.
.
CC-lS
?age e
of tlie C1ty Counc:il P -t.., l1li7 17, 1971
_ 110. 3000-10: "A IlesolnU.- ",,__Ut.. for Sealed Proposal. ...
Wisia¡ Liqw.i4Ùted !Mules for ranure to Coçlete tbe VorIt
II1tJaiu Tme Specified.· - ... ~ l11170r JIoel.
"'lutt.at'
50.3000-.:
adopted
~ Coancu.an Stoka, .
Þ801ution 110. 3000-10.
.... ~ c:-ctman Pit.praLI ..
s
:
CoaucibIeD F1taaeral4l. JPat11cla, creen, $toJr.es, Mayor IIoel
--
Mot~ c:arr1e4. 5-(!
)I. . queatio:: cf possible aboU~1œI of c:arnivals within tbe City.
If questi~= ~s resolved in the affirmative, tbe follovina
Ordinance :'\.:-. :'88 to be passed on First !leading:
"Au Ordi=~~~è ~f tbe City Council of the City ~f Cupertino
Aaendin~ :~ii~3ace Title III of the City of Cupertino Known
and Cite¿ A> :~e Business Lic~e Code Providi~~ for tbe Con-
tinued Li~¿~>i~g of Busi~ess¿s, Trades, Pr~f~ssi~ns, and
Other A::c~c:ies. ~hether ç~ ~ot Cor.ducted for Profit;
Esta~lis~'~f >:hedules for "axes and Fees; rrescribing Penalties
for Vio:3:i:~ :hereof and ~~ealing AI) Conflicti~g Ordinanc:es
~d Fr~_:5::~~ 7hereof."
:"itable
.:~r::tv31
oC3tion5
;cne
~ilman S::<,> felt that the locat10ns Where car~ivals c:an be
~ld vitbin :,¿ :ity of Cuperr~o are gc~e. The ~?~n spaces that
are left ~h.:: :c¿y could be he:4 are too close t~ residential,
are c -rc:ial or ;-:.:-:~ssiona1 prcperty.
"'-iIman .r::~~:: added that _ have bad a lot of trouble with our
City parks t~:> ~'eu and c:amiYals s_ to be an open invitatloa to
~lema of :~:s ~in~.
~ciIman Fi:~~e:31d felt tb~% with restrictions, there are a fev
locations left: e.g., Homestead ~ Highway 9, ~he:e carnivals could
be held. C""~:::=an Stokes sa14 ~bat location is too close to a
residential aru i" Sunnyvale.
~.I''''. lIoel ui¿ he'd rec:eived calls the past ....ek reg3:"dlng fUDII
ra1.a1Da carol'-.:S a:\d fireworks .tands. He felt there were other
ways to raise :~"Cey. The City has caae to tbe ,point v!tere auitable
spece is DOt aVA:lable. He felt carnivals were outdated In tbe
C1C7 of Cupert:::~.
IUn"tes 0: tlte City CouDcU Jleetlng, Kay 17, 1971
.
Mr. .John Toalson, 5494 c-tle lfaDor Drive, San Jose, a represeu-
tati~ of tt-e AIIIeric:aD ~t1e teacuet said their _tbocls of
ra1siDg f1Dd~ vere very lJId.ted. There is a registration donation
of $7.50; they Mve ,,-t-- r spoDSGrsblps, and c:andy sales. They
rec:eive 15% .;)f their "-1'~ 1 £~ carnivals. Counc:u.au Stokes
..ked 1Ir. Toalson if they IIInre COIIsidered locating the carnival
outside the City of Cö.,e£'t~. Mr. T,)Olson said they have; that
they are presently tooltiJl& D San Jose for a fee-free location,
but tme is runnDg out foe this year.
Hr. JUcbard !tcElveyøey, 1573 D8D IIIBas Way, San Jose; said they
are in a financial bincl. U the Council bad said last year that
there would he no lIore c:arn1vals in Cupertino they would have
planned accordingly. He adM the Council to defer this Ordinance
for one year.
Councl~ Creen noted they have had the same kinds of probl..s
~itb ~the~ ~rganizationa. Councilman Fr~lich was in favor of the
propose~ ~~dinance, althoa¡h he would be i~ agreement vlth holding
off uati: ~ext year. But ~e vas in no way i~ favor of the site
COOS"".
Moved ~y ::~~cilmaa Sto~=, seconded by C:uacilman Green to
have ~r:i~~n~e No. 488 reL: by title o~:y and the ~ayor's reading
to c~nsti:~:e the First ~i~t and ,_ ,n~ct ssoe.
AYES:
SOES:
::~~ilmen Fitzgerãl:, Frollch. Green, StOkC3, ~yor ~oel
\::':~
Møt~ carrlPd. ~-J
Moved ~y :~clùaan Sto«... ..cODd~ by C:uncillllan Creèn to deny
the rec¡:;est of the Cupen1= Little LU¡-.1e t~ bold a carnival
in the Cit~ of OapertiJlc ttus ,.ar.
AYES:
~:
C.:uxiœea rroUch, C;r_, Stokes. Mayor __I
c.._1I_ riUprald
1Ioca- carded, 4-1
39. A question of ~s1ltle aboUtioa of fireworks vithic the City.
If c¡uution ... r.Ml.... D the affirmative, the following
Ur¡enc:y Ordir inC:. 110. 489 to be introduC:ed aDd eaacted:
"An ~dinance of the City of CUpertino Prohibiting the Sale of
Fireworks Within the City Liaits of the City of Cupertino
Providing Penalties for the Violation Tbereof."
CC-85
Fage n1neteer
Fund
raising
metbodsolia1ted
Ordinar.ce ...~::
enacted
L1ttle :...ague
carn1va:
request C:eni.
I
.
..
.
cc-as llimtte. of the C1~ Council JlHtinJ, KaT 17, 1971
r... ~
Fir_a
.s.cu..1oD
Counc:llun Stokes ..U foar c~it1e. in the Santa Clara County
prohibit the ale of f1rewrb, He va. not in favor of the ale
of firewra 111 Q.¡.ectlao.
In a_r to t_._,,<)I'. ...tiDD. the City Attorae, ..U the County
&11_ both ale ... ... of finvorka. subject to certain condit~.
Ccr.mc:ilun fttapra1cl ac:køovledged CouDc:ilun Stoke.' reasoa but felt
that this vas _ ace1lent vay for fund raising. People are loinl to
purchase fir_a, vbether it is in Cupertino or IIOt. Be .aU tbe
firevora .tands tIo IIOt create or aenerate the probl_ that carnivals
do.
Kayar Noel .ai. that: .œetiJIe. the aoad derived frOll the f1revora
.ales overshad_ tbe bad aspect..
Councilman Frollc:b .aid the chances of eliminating firewora i.
practically nil. There are at least ten service organizations that
feel this is a goud vay to raise money. He was not aware of that
many problems created by tbem. With tbe risk of sounding maudlin,
he felt this gesture shows the City has a heart. They are sold
else~~ere, and viII be used in tbe City whether they are sold here
or not.
r. C. Phillips. 10471 Truman, San Jose, said the people are active
in their c~unity and are proud of their co~nity. In tbe la.t
ten years $64 ,000 have been :raised frOlll the sale of fireworks. Thi.
one veek's activity during ti,e year does !:lOre good for the c~nity
than any other fund raising event.
ved by Councilun Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
abandon Ordinance No. 489.
. Curti.. ~irby. Santa Clara County Fire District, ..id in case the
City of Cupertino Is goinl to allow fireworks stand. this year there
are three ordinanc.. by which the,. _st abide. He c_tecl tbat
this is a s..i-erid climate vlth 8 aontbs dry season and July 4th i. in
the middle of thl. dry season. Santa Clara County Is approac:hinl the
Lo. Anae1e. .ituation. He felt tbi. vas an opportunity for the City
of Cupertino to _Ice inroads into abandoning the ..Ie and .. of
firework.. Lo. Gato. bas no firework. stand pe~1ts this year.
Saratola i....... _ last year, and this year five reque.t. c_ in.
AYES:
NOES:
Council8en Fitzaerald, FroUc:I:, Creen, Kayor Roe1
Counc11aan Sto!tea
Motion carried, 4-1
K1autes of th.· City Council Ueeting, Kay 17, 1~71
40. Staff report OD Local 1IIIproveaent District in the vicinity of
Sunnyvale-Saratoga Køad and Stevens Creek Boulevard.
Tbe Director of Public Works said this report will be ready by
the DeXt reguJ.ar _tiDB.
41. "port 011 City Beautification Fund Prograa. (Continued fr_
Heet 1D¡ 0 f Ita)' 3, 1971)
City Ka~ger Quinlan said tbe staff had reviewed tbe "port and
offered two aocI1ficati01Ul: Section b - add the word. "Ceneral
Fund"; and Section c - add the words "as needed".
Moved by Councilman Fro~ich, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
accept tbe City Beautification Fund Program and to authorize tb~
stsff to put it in aotion.
After some discussion the cotion ~as withdra~n.
42. Report on Utilization of Youth for Su~er Loplo:~,~~:
Dir.."tC'r Butler said t!:ere is sufficient ~'()ric in tic.. : ':--::~,,.:,~ of
Public äork for t:'lrty teenagers. This .·l'r;" \:i:: ',~ ,_,<-:,:;,,'d.
The City Mana&er sal:: !-.~'d had experi..,,(í' in anot',('r :;::; '..;:;. a
proara~ such a» t~:s .ith very good result3. te~~a~~~5 -~: ~~r~
to dean up and {Ix \J? a park lire usu.' 1 h :I"t go i"~ : c '"'; < \45" it
or let their perra ="6"'." it. Councl1nan Gr..en said 5?~O'a:
.-phasi. should be ."t c'"' hidnl Cuper! in,' teenalll..r, rat::."!' :;.3"
taeaac..rs 11.iO& out.i~a th.. City.
IŒV Bl:SlSUS
43. IDlIe
CXIISElCT CAl.EIID&a
44. "solutiOD .0. 3070: "A Resolution of tbe City Council of the
City of Cupertino Authorizing tbe L,ecution of an A&re..ent
Ie~ Avery n Ai, and the City of Cupert1n.:>."
4S. "solution 10. 3071; nA Resolution of the City r.ouncil of the
City of CupertiDO to Initiate Proceedings for ,the Annexation
of Lands Described as ''Homestead 71-5"; Located at the South-
vest Comer of Boaestead Road and Ste1l1lg Road."
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Pase twenty-ooI
Beautificatio::
Fund I'rogræo
cont.inued
Ycuth {or
Sut:\.~et
!:~."loy~e-~.~
, CI)ooM
he- t
--
-
-
e
.
.
.. of tbe City r_~1 ~!D~, 1IIa7 17. 1t71
le801utioo No. 3072: -. __lat1aa of the Cin CI. rctl of tile
Cit)' of Cupertino AD£1IøddD& lac:latioa of a 1ÅaH f« tfM of
Certain I!.eal Prur-L;r e nly Wernli to .. "r_e.a Iw
...... by Vallco PKk. . California Coqoorat1oD."
.
Acceptøc:e of -i('tpe' Lor.... I -"s:
Sbøs Payless Dna Icon. at Al.
Southwest comer of 5I!r;ococa-s-y,81e 1IDacI .... I fu.l .....
d by Counclll1811 Stokes. sacoaded by CouIId1aø Gr_ to 4ra:~·
the CŒlSENT CAI.ERDØ.
: Councilmen Fitzgera14, hoUch, Creen, Stoltes, ?fayor JIoe1
: Nooe
!lotion carried, S-o
1J'='1>ORI OF OFFICERS
ra. City Staff
I·~e City ~~a~~r said he bad :othin~ to add to his repor~ su~itted
:0 ~he City Council. He r~ded the Council of tbe schedule the
':o¡lowing day dth tbe young fleople.
I
~ity Mana,er Quinlan said t~ere vas considerable discussion at the
~tinR in Sa:ramento on Secator Dills' Senate Bill '333.
re vere n.:' reports from ot~er aembers of the staff.
lacor=i:i~n by Mayor of ~oa-agenda it....
recognized a vis1t~r in the audience: Vice-!'ayor Lynch of
Frol1ch asked the staff if there vas an ordinance re~ardin r
eDOval of trees at the development at Foothill Boulevard ~orth of
tevens Cree' Boulevard. The Jlirectl'r of Public Works said the Tentative
shoved the location of so.e trees.
ci1man Stokes asked if there were any restrictions ?n ~ad!D& at
same development. Perbçs there should 1>e sOlllethinl that 1Dd1caus
o the City Council th¿ grade 111 relation to el~vation of property
these applications.
e e
~"g of tb.. City COUDCll Jleet1ll&, Kay 17, 1971 CC-8~
Page tventy-on
46. Staff report on Local J.ptvw ~ -nt District in the vicinity of
Sunnyvale-Saratoga Jø.s aDd Stevens Creek Boulevard.
!lie Director of Public: Yorks aU this report will be ready by
tile next regu.o,ar _tiDe·
41. JCepot't on City Beaut1f1C'.atioD Plmd Program. (Continued from
lleeting of Kay 3, 1971) ,
City Kanager Quinlan said the staff bad reviewed the aeport and
offered two 1IIO<I1fi,at1ons: Section b - add the words "General
J'aDd"; and Section c - add the words "as needed".
Mowed by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
accept the City Beautification Fund Program and to authorize tI,e
staff to put it in motion.
After some discussion the ~tion ~as vithdra~n.
42. Report on Ctilization of Youth for S~er Emplo~ent
Director Butler said there is sufficient ~ork in the Depart~ent of
P~blic Works for thirty teenagers. This ~or~ will be su?ervls~d.
'T~e Cit:; ~Ianager said h.. 'd :-.a¿ experience in an~ther city ·..lt~. a
program such as tnis with very gcod results. Teenagers who wcr~
to clean up a~d iix up a pa~~ ~re usually not goin~ to =isuse it
or let tbeir peers misuse it. Councilaan Creen said special
e2;1basis should be put 0:: hiri=.g Cupert in" teena~..rs rather t:.a~.
teenagers living outside tbe City.
SEll BUSINESS
43. None
alBSENT CALE.'iDAR
44. Resolution No. 3070: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
City of Cupertino Authorizing the Execution of an Agreement
Betveen Avery Et Ai, and the City of Cupertino."
45. aesolution No. 3071; -A Iesolution of the City Council of the
City of Cupertino to Initiate Proceedings for -the Annexation
of Lands Described as "H.oaestead 71-5" i Located at the South-
west Corner of lIoIIIestead lLoad and Stelling Road."
Beaut1ficatio~
Fund progr"",
continued
Youth ior
S\11:I."'ler
!:~i' 1 o)"'Me~:
I
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liDutes of the City Council Meeting, Kay 17, 1971 CC-8S
P"se tventy-
three
~ing Director Sisk said the staff attempts to obtain profiles
_ . auidanee on hillside devel~l't applications. '
DbKto! of Public Works Yarborough said profiles and contours of
ö1s lpecif1c developaent were presented to the Planning COIDIIIissio
~ to Ø-coauol twice. Grad1ø8 _. sane over thoroushly.
poWWfIlNHENT
llaue4 by Councilman Fiugerald, seconded by Councilman Green to
_Journ tbe aeeting at 10 :40 P.!I.
Motion carried. 5-0
APPROVED:
Isl Clyde L. Noel
Mayor, Clty of C~pertino
A1TEST:
/_1 v.. E. RTder
City Clerk