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CITY OF CUPElttlJfO, State of California
10300 Torre k"enue, Cuperl:1DO, California
'þlepbone: 2~2-450S
JwulId OF 'DIE JIECIJLAJt JØŒT1lIG OP THE CITY coœcIL
iIILD AIIGUST 2, 1971 IR THE COUNCIL awlBa
ern BALL. aJPEKnRO, CALIFORNIA
lW.urE '10 THE lUG
!be MeUng vas c:a11ed to oreler at 7:32 P,K. by Mayor JIoel witb the
Salute to tbe Plag.
JIOLL CALL
Councilmen present: Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes (8:20 P.M,),
Mayor 50e1
Councilmen absent: None
Staff present:
City Manager Quinlan
Þirector of Administrative Serv~~es Ryder
City Attorney Ad....
Director of Planning Sisk
Director of Public Yorks Yarborough
Director of Parks and Recreation 3utle.
Recording Secretary Lois lnvards
KIN111'ES OF PREVIOUS HEETI};C
1. Approval of Minutes of the regular meeting of July 19, 1971.
Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Irvin to
ap"rove the Minutes of July 19, 1971.
Motion carried, 4-0
COHMUNlCATlONS
2. Written
a. From Mrs. Douglas Christenson requesting City of Cupertino
set the trend by aaking a policy decision to purchase
recycled paper.
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minutes &?proved
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lIe-::yc1ed ..ape
co staff
Gregory
appl1c:at~
poatpone<i
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KIlWrES OF THE ~); 2, 1971 CITY COUNCIL ~
b. Pr_ løbert P. Jfew--., Attoraey, re Earl CrelOry'. Appl1c:atiOD
for a bø'lldfllll peadt.
c. PrOIa J. "ert u-pster. repreaentinl Hable 011 c:c.pany.
re tbe.!-fa1,of AppllcatiOD HC-Sl,236.2.
d. PrOIa DaY1d ntllaD, Dean of Students of ·Cupertino High School,
requeatiøa pem1aion f&lr the First Annual Cupertino
ToumaMGt of laDda Parade to arch through the City of
CupertiDo at 10:00 A.H., Saturday, November 13, 1971.
e. PrOIa ~ Bartvickson, re building site located on
Cordova IDa.!.
f. PrOlB J. B.ohert Dempster, representing HUlllble Oil Company,
re being allowed to post a bond to cover completion of
landscaping at the Service Station at Homestead Road and
Maxine Avenue.
g. From Duane Burle1gb, General Manager of Cupertino Chamber
of Commerc~ re proposed name change of Sunnyvale-Saratoga
Road to DeAnza blvd.
b. Copy of letter from State Divis~on of Highways to
Mrs. Burnett! on Stokes Aven~e re noise level created
along new stretcb of freevay.
Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Irvin to
refer the Christenson letter regarding recycled paper to the ~taff.
Motion carried, 4-0
Tbe Planning Director deferred to tbe City Attorney regarding the
letter from Attorney McSamee. The City Attornpy said this is an
appeal of an administrative decision of the Building Inspector.
The Council has 35 days in which to make a decision.
Since neitber the applicant nQr his attorney vere present, it vas
moved by Councilman Irvin, seconded by Coun~ilman Fitzgerald to
bring up the abovp. matter at tbe next regular meeting under '~ritten
Communications", and the staff is to r.:-tify tho, applicant of this.
Hotion carried, 4-0
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IlUllJIAS or ThE AUGUST 2, 1971 em COUNCIL HElTIlfG
í\&toraey J. Robert Dellp8ter stated that "is client, Buable Oil
...,." WIllIts to opeD their station on AuaU8t 6th aDd are vUllDI
.. post $2500 bond to iDaUre COllPl1am:e with a-COotrøl and Council
ta reprd to laDdøcsP1D&
SiDee this concerned It_ 20 on the agenda, it vas .wed by
CoaDc:Uaan Irvin, aec:oaded by CounciJ.aD Fitzgerald to defer action
aD this letter until it ccaea up on the agenda.
KøtioD carried, 4-0
MOved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Irvin to
grant permission for the First Annual Cupertino Tournament of Bands
Parade ~o march tbroulh the City of Cupertino at 10:00 A.H.,
Saturday. ,iov_ber 13, 1971.
Motion carried, 4-0
Moved by Councilman Irvin, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
refer the Hartvickson matter to the City Attorn¿y f~r further study
and report back.
Motion carried, 4-0
Kaved by Councilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Fltzgerald to set
for Public Hearing on Tuesday, September 7,1971, the proposed nam~
change from Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road to DeAnza Blvd.
kotion carried, 4-0
Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Irvin to
receive and file the Written Communic3tions.
Motion carried, 4-0
3. Oral CollllllUDications -- '."here vere none.
upon OF COUW·1L REPRESENTA"£IVES
4. Transportation Policy Committee - Councilman Frolich
No further report.
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this qeada
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Tourll'_t
of Bands
Parade
Hartvickson
=att..r to
City A:torney
"DeA.·u:a Bhd"
Public Hearing
set for 9/7
Re~eive & file
written
communications
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ftuluuS Of THE AUÇUS'r 2, 1971 CITY COUNCIL JlEE'l'IJIC
s. Planniaa pollc:J eø.1ttee - CcNncUaan ßtzpralAl
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Councilun PitzlKalII said at a _stinl on July 22Dð . ..solution
vas adopted far a lo-,ear progrø as vell aa a r..-at for Pederal
funds. they 81110 aatbør~zed a Soc:ial ConcealS ød 1kIas1n& leport.
The Planning Policy Ccrsittee received an AirpoU Laa4 Use leport
fr_ a sub-c:~ttee.
6. Inter-City Couøcll - Mayor Noel
No report.
7. League of California Cities - Mayor Noel
No report.
8. Association of Bay Area Governments - Councilman Yrolich
No meeting.
9. Flood' Control Advisory Commission - Counci~~ Stokes
No report.
10. Santa Clara County Water Commission - Counci1=an Stokes
No report.
11. Solid Waste Co=œittee of Planning Policy coooittee - Comm. Puetz
No meetings.
PLANNING COMMISSION
12. Submission of Minu:es of regular meeting of July 26, 1971.
13. Application II-TK-71 of Santos N. Aparicl0 for Tentative Map to
adjust tba southerly property line between Lots 43 and 44, Tract
3354, located adjacent to and Westerly of Lindy Plac~, at tbe
Southwest corner of the intersection of Lindy Lane and Lindy Place.
Said Property is in an Rl-IO (Residential Single-family 10,000 sq. ft.
lots) Zone. leco.mended for approval.
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11U1I1IlIS OF tB1, AUGUST 2, 1971 cut COUNCIL MEETING
DIe r1aDnÙlg Director r~ the Planning ec-ission proc:e....""f; O
6:¡" " ".. wll as the staff repent .. tIda application. The purpose of
", ,...'.~..¡ ?;6Js applicat10D is ~o ..~.... rear yard setback requ1r_U.
t.;,:·;~·t~;kq~1.iJoy c:--n.... ,lUl ".........'-=-Ied by Councilllan lniA to
'l.,·{(',. ~:'J:ow. .",UcatioD 11-'JII.Ot1~ .
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.~.- carried, 4-0
~.IaCI'UE.\L AID SIft AI'I'mW& ~I~U
14. Subai:os1oa of Hinutes of P'C"1ar meeting of July 21, 1971.
15. Application HC-51,2S9.2 of Yuic:b L. Nakano for approva1 of
aite. architecture and sips for Muma Restaurant, Portal Plsza
Shopping Center. (PostpODed frOlll Council meeting "J'
July 19. 1971)
11M! Planning Director
.... sbopping ~enter.
the four iteus.
said ItemS IS, ]6 and 17 all concern the
It vas decided to combine the discussion of
16. Application HC-5l,2S9.3 of Mrs. Betty Otomuri representing
The Beaèee i, Portal Plaza Shopping Center for approval of
sign. Recommended for approval.
17. Application HC-5I,259.4 of George K. Yamaoka for approval of
archite;:ure of air conditioning screening, Portal Plaza
Sboppi~ Center. ReC --~ed for denial.
Colored slides of tbe shoppiDg center were displayed as well as plan
for the sign and landsca?lng of the Japanese restaurant. The
Beadee i sign is existing before approval because the applIcant said
she didn't realize she needed approval. The Planning Director said
she is willing to cooperate vith the H-Control decision. Before and
after pictures Indicated the new air conditicning units are larger
and a thir¿ ~as been added vitb~ut beneflt of a building permit.
Mr. James Miiler, 352 Murphy, Sunnyvale, said he was representing
Mr. Yamaoka.
Councilman Irvln reviewed the applications of the Figure Salon and
the Azuma Restaurant where the Planning Commission has tried to get
the shopping center owner to upgrade the are~. He aske~ Hr. Killer
if it is the intention of t''e property owner to operate that
shopping oe~ter in a ne2t aDd orderly manner.
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approved
Pictur<:s of
Portal Plaza
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IlIIIUTES OF tIlE AUGUST 2, un cut CODNCIL !ŒETDIG
Jk. Killer said plana høa..... __ far tbe addition of a bIdldill¡
6n expaIIS1aa of the a~'~. They vül be coçletell with1D
60 to 90 ÙJS. They fe1C.J&. 1ð be illpracticai to atdpe tile
..kiDs lot _ and t"" ~'jto ncJo it after COD8truc:tioD of tile
, _ buü.u...
.1" DIe PI--I,. Director ..w.... 1'1-1"1 C.-i...ion gave Ifr. '_ka
" 90 clays to Main the _ -....... Dr to have the entire abøppiJ18
center park1q lot reat~ 1IIeD aslted 1£ Hr. Y_oka is coopera-
tive, Director Sislt aaiel dIoI£ _ leaat we are now talltinl with
JIr'. y........Jr..
HC-51,2S9.2
approve.!
HC-51,259.3
approved
Counc1x.an Fitzgerald qua.... J how tbe sign.. and air condit1oninl
units could be put up vi~ per31tø. Hr. Hiller said lease agree-
_nts were sigoed but be _ ~ sure tbe lessees read what they
were signing. It VL\S his opfa1on that they did not need H-<:oDtrol
approval f~r air conditionf.. anitS¡ hence, the application vas
filed unrler ?rotest. They rep!.ac:ed tvo units with more modern
equipmen~. C.ouncilman Fitzp:rald said he would agree with Mr. Hiller
if the nea =1ts were the _ aize. Hr. Miller said the tvo new
units are :~.~r in ~rofile ~ the previous ones.
Moved by :"~::;:ilman Irwin,' .wed by Councilman Fitzgerald to
approve a~~::~at~un :l,2~9.2.
~ion carried, 4-0
Moved by ~:"::~ilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald tc
approve a~~:"~ation HC-259.3.
~tion carried, 4-0
Lou~ed fe:ace Mr. Mllle~ ~..id tbe new plz: c:alls for a ccopletely louvered fence
over the :~:~t and side ~f ~ restaurant. An alternative would be
to simply ~a:::t all the air ~itioning units the Salle color as
the buil¿::g.
Extend tee
screeni:2&
Counci~ y~~licb sugg~~tP¿ consideration be given t~ extending tbe
screen ~::"6 ~he front portLan to tbe end of that store to give a
little ~e~~~~ angle froa St-. . Creek Blvd. and perhaps ve would
have a òe::~r chance of ev~tually extendinð the screen all tbe
vay d~~ :~e front of the e:tire buildin~. C~uncilmar. Irvin agreed.
H-Contrc: ~irman Steve Ityeer, 10940 Santa Tero!sa, CUl'ertioo,
said tne :"~ttee has a si_f1ar condition ~herein the air conditioning
units ap~~ed before th~ ~l1c:ations were subm~tted and were not
on the ¿~4.i::gs. It was the feeling of the Co....lttee that if this
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S. a11-1ed to continue there is no reason why other stores could DOt
... _ _. The ec.utt..·. concern was one of, direct.ion .. well
_ -SUtenq by the City. Be ..id tbey were not biased by the lac:
oIlÞ'f..aional drawings. 'lb1lJ _e concerned about the lack of
-.& ftlS. Be did not see all)' reason for the Council to deny tbis
U Iller. is a hardship to the applicant. Be also stated that there
__ oalJ three members of the a-ittee present at their last
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co.ac~ Frolicb commented that he could see Where they could have Older buildinc
tIIea bide tbe roof appurtenances on a new buildinl, but this build-
iDe vas constructed wben the City vas not so concerned vith the
_tter .
CoaDc:illllan Fitzgerald vas concerned about the City Council approving
aø.ething not seen by the H-COntrol.
Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
s~ application h~-5I,259.4 to tbe H-Control f'. reviev.
Motion carried, 5-J
Mr. Miller said the air condition1 .g units are already installed
and he vondered if it was all rf6ht for Mr. Nakano to plug it in.
HaYed by Councilman Irwin, s.conded by Councilman Frolich to allow
Mr. Nakano to turn on his '~r conditioning.
Action carried, 5-0
18. Application HC-51,126.5 of Footbill Investment Company for
approval of Architecture for Foothill Apartments carports,
Footbill Blvd. and Salem Avenue. Referred back to Architectura
and Site Approval Committee for review by the City Council
July 19, 1971. Recommended for approval.
Elevations and plot plan were displayed on the bulletin board.
The Planning Director said tbis involved enclo~ing the ends of
the carports on Foothill Blvd. and Salem Avenue.
Jk. :',aw.ence Cooke, Architect, 409 Alberto Way, Los Gatos, pre-
~Qted nev elevations, showing tbe ends of the c~rports which will
tak2 tbe same type of theme,vood screening, roof pitch, etc., as
the apartment buildings.
~ by Councilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerkld to
approve application HC-51,126.5.
Kotion carrled, 5-0
HC-51,259.4
to H-Control
Mr. Nakano can
turn on air condo
Carport
architecture
HC-51,126.5
approved.
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Pap .
31:-51,075.16
qprovM
Jeniec! t:ecaus
:f size
?;;:st bond
.2500 casb
:0 -:over
J::dscapi~g
!lC-51,236.2
approved
v/conditlO11s
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:!IPU~a£ OF THE ADGVST 2, 1971 CITt COURCIL !ŒETIlIG
'1f. Appl1cat1oa RC-51,075.16 of 'allco Park, Ltd. for approval of
aiee and architecture for offic:e building and related ~rc1a1.
IIOrtheaat amler of 1Dterøct1cm of Seevena Creek Blvd. ad
VoUe load. JI.ac:_ "'d for approval.
tile PlanniDa Director referred to his staff report. The Council v..
faa1liar with the plallS.
!føved by Counc1x.&D Irvin, aecODded by Councilman Stokes to approve
applic:at1øn Ø0-51,075.16.
Motion carried, 5-0
20. Application HC-51,236.2 of Humble Oil and Refining Company for
approv~l of a pricing sign for £nco Service Station, Maxine
and Ho3estead. RecDamended for denial. (RecOlDDended deniai
appealed by applicant.)
The site plan vas displayed by the Planning Director, as well ~s a
rendering of two prictng signs - one with tile roof and one without.
He said this application was recommended for denial because of the
size of tbe sign.
Attorney ~pster asked that the applicant be alloved to post a
$2500 bond to show they are in good faith. They want to open the
station sh~rtly and will come to sOllIe agreement witb the City as
to the siga and landscaping.
MOved by Counci1=an Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irwin to approve
th~ City's acce~tance of $2500 cash t~ cover COlllple~ion of landscaping
prior to Xo~ecber 30, 1971 on application HC-5I,236.2.
Motion carried, 5-0
In regard to the pricing sign, Attorney Deopster said tbis company
tries to dissuade tbeir lessees from putting signs in the vindovs,
etc. Half of tbe pricing sign is mesh, to allow prOlllOtional signs.
Koved by Councilman Sto~es, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
approve application HC-51,236.2 sign with the tile roof vith tbe
stipulation that it be no larger tb:\O that approved for Stancl¡,rd
011 , and saae beight llœit.
Hation carried, 5-0
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JIIUIIIUS OF nΠAlIGUST 2, 1~71 CITY COUNCIL HU.TING
21. IU.ø>;ce Order rec -..1111& approval of landscaping for the
fUIIIIJ, IINte 6,), be~ Stevens Creek BIVli and JUDipero
Serra Freevay.
. tÞOAtJ:ol CIIa1Dan a,øer ..u die eo.1ttft'S ..jor CODc:eø about
tIda fa _ of apeclleøc:y dJIee the State is scheduled to ~1ete
'~ JmI.I-..: in 1973. '!be State'. concern vas one of irdpt10D
.... tM iIIIItter of social oq.....b..Uonø getting together aDd plaDt-
... .toaa lDIrLe 8S.
ItIrector Slsk displayed colored el1dH of the area in qusUon.
... .r-.,. Cordon, District . ......cape Architect for District 4,
Sa !'ranchco, introduced Mr. lticbard Pryor, tbe Arcbitect who
.....ed tbe tua tbat designed the plans for landscaping Higbvay 8S.
1Ir. Cordon s.1~d it is Kbeduled for 1973-74 fiscal year, and vill he
_llable {"r euly financ:1Ds, shOt~ld an~· zoney be made available
for that >U:"?<,U. One other item discussed by the Planning Review
ca..1ttee vas t~t tbey hoped to have larger than 5-gallon sbru~s.
Due to tbe :a~~ of protection and the wind whip in this type enviro
_t, in 3-: years the S-gallon size does ~etter beca.~e tbey '¡on't
teed to be :"",,\:-bound, a. do tbe la':-:er pla::ts.
Mr. Pryor ~:~ the landscaping plans incor?Vrate the use of Montere
pine and i~::~~" trees, ceanothus, prunus. vi::es along the fence,
«zisting ::.e5. pines and shrubs along t~e 5~erset subdivision,
agapanthus. ~:. plant and African daisey.
The City ~..r said he recelved a call last week froll Mrs. Forbes
regarding :::~5' in tbe area of the new fre~~ay. She would prefer
ao.e type :: 5~r.ening in lieu of planti::g. In contacting the Stat ,
Mr. Qui:::a:: :.~rned that t~ey have indicated they would not parti-
cipate "·...r a::': above tbe ccst of tbe pla:::ing and screeni.ng now
proposed.
Coun~ilDa:: F:::ich asked vbea the free~ay :"cation was moved the
150 f Jet. :::.. State conten~s the physica: rdocation of the highva
waP relc.:a:.~ "rior to the d~~eloplDent of :::.. area. However, it
va. deter:~:.: that it vas ::ot relocated .r~"r to the rezoning of
the area a::~ ~.~.lopment plans made.
The letter :: ~rs. Burnetti, :0360 St~kes Avenue, from the Division
of Hilhwa~.. :..arding the ::oise level and saf..ty of her back yard
was intr~::.~. Counci~n Irvin was c"::~.rned for the property
owners. ~. sa~J the City should hold our soce hope of alleviating
these prc::~. The Clty Maaager said the State listed the follow-
ing alterr~:. :ethods for reducing the ~ehicle noise in this area:
1) Quiet :::. ::ise source.
2) Restri~: :::.. use of the freeway to certain vehicles, and
3) Constru~: .' soJund barrier between the freeway and the residences
The sound :arr"er seems the ~st perœane~t solution and it then
becomes a 13:t.r of vbo is loing to pay for it.
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Landscaping
IlDute 8S
Landscaping
scbeduled
for 1973-74
Trees and
shrubs to
be used
Noise
Rel"c.Hi,'n
of a j)orti~n
(If R~ute 60
SC'isl.? level
and saiety
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~uu.S OF nŒ AZ:QIST 2, 1971 em COUNCIL KEETßG
Gllmdwn Irvin requeste4 the scaff ulte a study of the above utter
.. rapor"' back to the CoaDdl.
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r d~ Fitzgerald saU tile ~O\I and plans for the h_ were .ue
..,... the he "q vas _ell eM 150 feet. Cov-"ihu" rrol1c:b vou1cI
IDa to Uft the clatin¡ on dds _tur explored.
..eeI by CoaIIcUaan Irvin, _1IIIeIJ by CoUDCUun Fiuserald, that
... ata¡f ..a .. study of altexøativea and back~ting of the
..wivbiœ ¡tIøs and hipv., relocations plans, costs of typea
of __ barriers, etc.
J...
Coancilman S:~~es instructe4 the staff to check vith the Division of
IHgbvays fin: :~ see what c:haDc:e there is ~: c:OAnging their policy,
The City JU"-I~"~ said this is already be'ng dene.
CouncilDUL~ :~:~ ~ithdrev his ~tion and Ce~~::::an Fitzgerald
withdrew h:. s~::~d since it is already in t~ ,~ocess.
C.H. to v:-:'te I Co;mcilma~ S::,.. said tbe Cou~dl would l!;'e :: thank the State
letter of !cr subQi:::~, :c~ plans, and iastructed th~ :::y Manager to write
tbanks t.. tn.o: a letter ;: :..è State thanÕting them for sh,,~:::~ a:: intcre.;t in the
State City of C~;è:::~;.
?AAKS A."\D :¿::;~,::0X COMHI<;SIOS
:¡. SUÌ:'=.~
,- :: ~inutes of regular meeti::~ .- :~ly 13, 1971.
iiArER Cœ'Y::' S: ~
23. No :o,,~::~¡
2~. Repo:: __ :ield trip to Santa Cruz Wate: :a:ility by Cocmission.
LIBRARY C:~:SSION
25. Subm:sò:::: 0: Minutes of July 20, 1911.
œl'ERTlSO ::::::ÐiS GOAlS CO!MUTEE
26. No mu:i::¡
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....u.S or ~ AtGUSI 2, 1971 CITt COUHCIL MEETING
._ ~4EL IQ&ID
%I. 110 _tiq.
~ ..114 by eo..:1Jaan Stoku. "Elided b1 CouncU.." trviD to r_e
... .bcwe r-niona' reporU f~ the ageDda untU _pedf1c:ally
...... to re~.
MotS- canied, S-o
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21. <a) App:ication 13-%-71 of Carl N. Swenson Company, Inc., for
pre:~aing a certain portion of the County from County
Al-.J (Single-family Residential-Agricultural 40,000 sq.
ft. :~ts) to P (Planned Development) with intended use of
a ;::-unit single-faaily residential cluster development.
A;¡::~i:3tely 43.1 acres located southerly of and adjacent
t~ >:~~ens Creek Blvd, approximately 1600 feet west of
F~::o::l Blvd. Recommended for approval.
Br. Arthur :, >i:$, representing the Carl N. Swenson Co~pany, 777
~rtb Firs: ;:::et. San Jose said it is one of the largest construc,
tion COllpa:::> :~ the County and has enjoyed an excellent reputa-
tion. Thev L:: :~st now getting into tbe field of residential
constructi::, :~ey are the leaders in many ne~ methorl~ of construe
cion in tt. ::~~ty. and they are committed to quality development.
Br. Sims ~L_: :~is is a relatively difficult slte to develop --
~Jsicall: ~~ £i~ancially. The surrounding environment is not the
b..t in C~¡.:::~:; there Is a series of power towers, a railroad,
aDd Permar.í::: R:ad with a nuSber of large trucks. There is a
aoise fact:r L~~ a water factor to contend with. They have con-
eulted an ¿"_>tieal engineer, whe recommended they create a mound
with a wa:: :~ t:p to buffer tbe sound.
~. SilllS ~:: :~ere will be a series of walkways going through the
project t: .:::urage people to move about without using the street.
"cause 0: :0: $.31~, they have decided to incorporate a moving
streaD wi::. ;=? They int~od to maximize pedestrian move",ent and
a1n1lDize ,,;,;:.:c.o~i1e movement. Every tree on the property will be
saved. ¡r,:':$ 3 high quality development and meets a need of a
certain t:;~ :: ,erson who wants to live in this type environment.
~ densi:,' :: ':'.9 persons per acre is less than we might have
obtained ~~:: an Rl developaent. And the knoll will be saved,
which wil: ;::~i¿e 17 acres of open space. The trails tbar meander
around the :::: will be acc.ssibJe to everyone.
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tta;ove item_
from agenda
Company
backgrour:"¡
Factors they
must vor'<
with
Descri?tio~
of project
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Public
Hearings
closed
lJ-Z-71
approved
Ord. 501
Firat
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KIJItTl'ES OF TIlE AUGUST 2, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Ik. S1IIIa said they bave .greed to .bid!! by the conditions .s set
forth by the PlanniDg CDIr..la81oD. They are oDly cODcerued .bout
wbether or DOt the 110' street viIIth is necessary and sUSSest that
perhaps a 90' viIIth would be sufficient.
llayor Noel asked about Condition 28. llirector Sislt said tbia
referred to all c_D .r....
Jlayor Noel asked for c_ts fr_ the au{,ience. There were none.
CouDcilaan Irvin asked if this is . ..jor throughway on penaanente
lIDad now. Th.. Director of Public Works said tbe elements in the
cross section includes landscapl!d median. Tbey are suggestiDg two
24' traveling lanes be set aside. The roadway nearßst the develop-
8I!nt exists. The cross section 1s intended to serve as ..;1 arterial,
!fDved by Council1ll8n Fitzgerald, secot;ded by Councilman Irvin
to close the Public Hearings.
AYES:
SOES:
Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stok~s, May~r Noel
None
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Councilman Irvin, seconded by Councl1man Fitzgerald to
approve application IJ-Z-11.
AYES:
SOES:
Ccuncilmc~ Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
Motion carried, 5-0
(b) First reading of Ordinance No. 501:
..~~ Ordinance of the City of Cupertino Amending Section 1
of Ordinance No. 2 by Prezoning a Certain Portion of the
eo..nty from County AI-40 (Single-family Residential-
Agricultural 40,000 Square Foot Lots) Zone to P (Planned
Development) ZJ~e with &esidential Use Intprded;
Approxilllately 43.1 Acres Located Southerly ~f and Adjacent
to Stevens Creek Blvd., Approximately IbOU teet WeaL 04
Foothill Blvd." Read by Mayor Noel
Moved by Counctlma" Stokes, seconded by eoun:;ilman Irwin to have
Ordinance ~o. 501 read by title only, and the Mayor's readina to
constitute the First Readina·
AYES:
SOES:
Councilmen Fitz~erald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
Motion carried, 5-0
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IIUI"'I.~ OF TIlE AUGUST 2, 1~71 CITY COUNCIL KEf;aNG
29. <-> Application 14-z.71 of Albert Perrotti for prezoning a
. certain portioa of the County frOlll County HI. (Light
ÞcI1aatrial) to C1~ of Capertino HI. (!.1gbt Iudustr1al).
Ap¡Ir_blaUly .22 ~. tot 347, Tract 97, located westerly
; ,~_ of aDIl 8IIjac:ent CO n.,u1al Avenue, approx1lllately 200 feet
" :: ..tla of 011.. AY8aúè~ aec_uded for approval,
,~,
.
tile ~,-4"1 Director referred CO Ia1s staff report elated July 29,
:an. .. uicl this .,pl1cat1oD1a in accordance with the Cupert1Dø-
OW Jlllnta Vista Plan.
..,.,.. by Councilman Stokea, aeeonded by Councilman Irvin to close
the Public !tear1ngs.
AYES:
IIOES :
Councilmen fitzgerald, Frolich, Irvin, Stokes, Kayor Noel
!lone
Motion carried, 5-0
HDved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irwin to approve
application 14-Z-71.
AYES:
NOES :
Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Ka>·"~ Yoel
None
Kotion carried, 5,·0
(b) rirst reading of Ordinance No. 502:
"An Ordinance of the City of Cupertino Amending Sectioa 1
of Ordinance No. 2 by Prezoning a Certain Portion of the
County fro. County HI. (Light Industrial) Zone to City of
Cupertino HI. (Li&ht Industrial) 2bne; Approximately .22
Acre, Lot 347, Tract 97, Located Westerly of and Adjacent
to Imperial Avenue, Approximately 200 feet South of
Olive Avenue. II _ !lead by Mayor Noel
The Director of Administrative Services called attention to a
typograpbical error (deletion of the pbrase: "and Rl-6 (Single-
r_Uy)" ).
HDved by CouncHman,Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irwin to have
Ordinance No. 502 read by title only and the ~ayor's reading to
constitute the First Reading.
AYES :
110£5 :
Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel
None
Kotion carried, 5-0
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Public
Hearings
closed
H-Z-71
approved
Old. 502
read !>y
title only -
First Reading
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Paa. 14
Orcl. 495
s.c-cI
IIAtatIløa
Crd. 495
enacted
Old. 498
Second
Beading
Ord. 498
Enacted
I
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JlPl U~S OF TIlE AUGUST 2, 1971 c:nr (XIUIICIL KEETIJIG
UlAllCES
'& S.cond reacliq of OJ'dil .. .. 495: "AD Orcli_ of c-. CiC7
of CupertiDo .pf. rr -0- 1 of OrcliDance 10. 2 ., hll-il~
. Certain PortiOß of c-. G.. ~ fre. County JIL (L1abt T-.... ..J.a1)
Zone to City JIL (Lf8lat f - - .Ja1) Zone; 0.41 Acre tøc.....
Southeast Comer of Co. . .' .... .. aDd blperial A4 .-
- lead by Kayor Jroe1.
& ... by Counciblan St...~_. . ·w by Cov.4ciblan nUleraU to
..... OrdiDaDce 110. 495 real ~ dde only aDd the Mayor'. 1'--"iI.
nt constitute the Secood· -, w-
ØES:
-.:s :
Councilmen riUler~. 7rollcb, Irvin, Stotu, Jfayor Jroe1
lIone
Jføtiøa ~, 5-0
awed by Ccundlman Stokes, secoaded by Councilman Fitzgerald to
e:act OTdi:tance No. 495.
.u!:S :
JDES:
Ccundlmen ritzgera:.-:. Frolich, Irvin, Stokes, Mayor 1Ioel
Soce
Mot1= carried, 5-0
31. Seco~¿ r~ading of Orèi~ So. 498: "An Ordinance of the City
cf Cu;,u:ino Amending Seo::i= 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by "'zoning
a Cer:ai~ Portion of :~ :irT of Cupertino frOlll 11-7.5
(Resi':~~:ial Single-!&~';':" 7500 5q. Ft. Lots) to P (PW:DK
Devel~¡.'=..nt) with t:se ~:e:>c'Ad of a 31-U"it Resideutial 5141le-
family Cluster Develw> ---. Approximat.ly 4.6 Acres I~tecl
Easterly of and Adjace:: :: Blaney Aver.ue, Approxilllate1y
500 Feu Sorth of Herr::':: IIr1ve." -- Read by Kayor l(oel.
!l:ned by C,Junc illllan Stokes. s.econded by Councilma1\ Irvin to have
Ordinance :>,J. ..98 read by t:'::. o:üy and the Mayor's readiDg to
:ccstitute th~ Second Readløc-
AYES:
JD£S:
C,::u:-,cillllen ritzgera:.-:, Frolicb, Irwin, Stokes, Kayor IiMl
Sone
:iot1= carried, 5-0
!løved by C~uncilma~ Stokes, ~ed by Councilman Irvin to eøac:t
~d1ûàn~e So. 4~8.
AYES:
JaES:
C.::uncilmen Fitz~era:.-:, Frolich, irwin, Stokes, Kayor Soel
None
Hct1.oaa carried, 5-0
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_~ OF 111£ J.IICUST 2, 191:1 c:rrr CXIOIICIL MEETING
í~
3L Sec01Id r-~fl\l \If Ordf- - . -... 496: "An Ord1DaDce of tile
City of Co.foertiDo 1IR.....f~ 1 .f_ 1 of Ord1DaDce 10. 2 b7
huoniJlC a Certain r~ fII. £be Ccnøaty fro. Ccnøaty a:
(~.J. a-rc:1a1) ... t! "7 111-10 (les1dent1a1 Sf..J-
.. t.ily 10.œo Sq. Ft. 1.oÞ) 'T' -"- to City OG (CeDua1 c-.
, ·..cial). aty BQ (qr.~ t -"...... Ja1W1ø&.) ... City T
.. err.."" .t4ioQ) ZøDa; ø;,~..aau toeated SouthIMsc
QuII_ 01. tile IDtal:.r 00_ of ....tud Jø8AI aIIII St·t1f~
1INcJ. .. - -.ad by ...,.. . .1 ,
· - '" c-cn.an Stokes, If ..- b7 Ccnøacilun Irv10 to .....
_...- -ce 110. 496 read by CUle .-17 aacI the Kayor's raaoI1Da to
Iftute the Sec:0Dd b.·ft.,
.aD:
-.:5:
CoUD':u-D Fltzgerala. Prolic:h, Irvin, Stokes, Mayor Soe1.
HODe
IIot~ ~1ect, s-o
· ..AI by Co==~D Frol1ch, ~ed by Counlibw1 Fitzgerald ~
~ Ordina:=c Yo. 496.
.øz:s :
!DIES :
Co==~:.:aen Fiu.gerald, F!'olich, Irvin, Mayor Noel
Co== ~:...an Stokes
KotioG ~ied, 4-1
33. Second n':1ng of Ordinaxe So. 497: "An Ordinance of ....
City 0: ::';.crt1no MeÐ41:& :n4inance No. 303 Relating t~ ~':>e
Duties ~ Responsibilities of the City Park and lecreat1~
c-1s.::::." - Read üi ~= Sod.
· £4 by Cou::=~:.:an Stok.., .e:,cè'e4 by Councilman Irvin to hzo"e
~nce :;~. _;~ read by ti~le cxùy and tbe Mayor's reading ~::
caDStitute t~c Second Readina·
Q]:S:
WDIES :
Cou::=~:.:ae:: Fitzgera14, Frolicb, Irwin, Stokes, Kayor JiOe:
S('::l
Kot1cn ~ied, 5-0
....ed by Ccu::.::..::un Stokes. sec:::cded by Coun~ilman Irvin t.o e:::.a.::
~nce S~_ .;;.
ø:ES:
Cou:=~:=en FitzgeraLd, 7rolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor JiOel
Noel
WIJES :
IIot~ carried, 5-0.
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Ord. 496
Second
Jtaad1n1
Ord. 496
enacted
Ord. 497
Second
Reading
Ord. 497
Enacted
<':C-9J.
Page J.6
Ord. 494
r=
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Ord. 494
oma,~l:ecI
Ord. 467(~;
Secoad
Readlng
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lIuwn.S OF THE AUGUST 2, J.971 CITY COUNCIL HEETIJIG
3'. Second readiøg of OrdJuøce 10. 494: "An Ordi~ of the City
of Cupertino Mieøðf.., Section 1 of Ordinance .0. 2 bJ kc:1aasi-
fying . Certain 1'orC1øa of tlv~ City of Cupert1øo tr_ a.-tO
(laaideDt1al S1nal....f-fly 10,000 Sq. Ft. LoU) .... a.-lOa.
(laaideDt1al Sf"". '"'_f1y 10,000 Sq. ft. Lots vida ~cural
Us. remitted) Zoaes tit P (p,.......a Deve1OpM11t) ZoDe; 12.4a±
krea Loc:ated lIor~t Comer of the InterHctiaa of S~
Creek Blvd ad St_11f.., 1Iøad." -- led by Mayor 1Ioel.
C --11__ Fital.rald ~ froa thb appl1c:atiaa.
JIIrHd by Councix- Stokes, Hconded by Counc:1løn Irvia to haft
OrcIiøanc:e 110. 494 read by title only and the Mayor's r....ing to
c0D8titute the Second p."'f""I'"
AYES: Councilmen Prol1ch, Izvin, StouS, Mayor JIoel
.-s: Ron.
AlSTAIIlED: CounciX- nUI.rald
Motion carried, 4-0-1
Jlawed by CouncU:aan Stokes, seconded by Councilman Frol1ch to enact
ordinance 110. 494.
AYES: Council8el1 Frolich, Irvin, Stoltes, Mayor Noel
!IDES: !lone
ABSTAINœ: Counc:1l111an Fitzgerald
Motion carried, 4-0-1
35. Second reading of Ordinance 50. 467 (c) : "A... Ordinanc~ of the
City of Cupertino A8ending Ordinance No. 467 by the Designation
of Additional Stop I~ter.ections at Torre Avenue and
Rodrigues Avenue and at Pruneridge Avenue and Tantau Avenue."
- Read by Mayor JIoel.
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irvin to have
Ordinance No. 467(c) read by title only and the Mayor's reading
to constitute the Second arao.;,lng.
AYES:
SOES:
Council..n Fitzgerald, Frolicb, Irvin, StokeE, ~yor Noel
None
Motlon carried, 5-0
.
.
___on or 1IΠAIICUST 2, 19n an CCOIICU. 'llt&IDIG
.
s.-.... IIy c:-. ..::i1aD koku. ..a"'" by CøuDc:1lun In1D to _t
" ".~"-CT 10, 467(c). .
'....
. ....;
Cc' ....41_ fttllluaLt. ~1ich, In1D, Stoku. *Jor IIoe1
--
't
IføcIoD canUel. 5-0
J6. 1b.~ OrIIiDaDce 110. S03: -AD OrcliDaDce of the City of
Qlpe"rUDO Desipatilll all !Dforc_t Officer for the City of
a.pertillo OrIIinaDc:es." -. ..,... by Kayor Noel.
~ City Attorney had two .ocI1fic:atioøs for Section 1 of Ordinance
Do. 503: the additioø of "Acting Bulldinl Offic:1al" and the in..er-
CSaD of the vord "his".
~5~1 Ordinance No. 503 vas read in its entirety by the Mayor.
~ City Kanager explained tbis Ordinance would enable a member of
the staff to enforce primarily the Sign Ordinance. Council2an
Sto&es questioned vhetber this should be tbe Building Official
s1.Dce the two are not that closely related. Councilman Fitzgerald
qreed. Discussion followed.
1be City Manager said the reaaon tbis bas cOllIe ur is because the
staff bas noticed the volume of violations on the weekends. The
r~ tbe Building Official vas picked was that he is the person
wbo checks to see that the Ordinances are adbered to; that the City
~~Ier vould get in on it before a citation was actually signed.
CøaDci1~n Frolich suggested the Sheriff's Office be notified of
these violations. Councilman Irvin felt that a citation given by
the Sheriff would be taken more seriously.
~ed by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Stokes to
CØI1tlou~ Urgency Ordinance So. 503, vith tbe instructions to the
staff to cOllIe up vith SOllIe further recommendations on how to handle
the situation.
~il~ Stokes felt that this vas a situation in vhicb we could
pat the Sberiff's Department to better use tban running around the
City vith Sign Ordinance citations. 1he City Attorney said it
_ 101 be a good idea to have s_ecm.e on tbe staff with sOllIe Itnov-
led&e of citations. '
Motion carried, s-o
..~~ Noel called for an intermission at 10:07 r.M. The meeting
r~ened at 10:19 P.M.
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.ap 17
OtIS. 467(c)
-.acted
Urgency Ord. 503
read
Discussion
Urgency Ord. 503
continued
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¡ .... 111
,
r:
.
.... 3103
alapted
Ùs. 3104
':opted
J.es. 3105
Mopted
.
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_&A or 1IIJt AUGUST 2, 1971 CI.'IY œuRCIL ruus;ultG
",~~
"
'-œ:·"I'IUD
. 110. 3103: "A Iaolatt- .feba City Council of thIÍt City of
CllpertfJlo Al1ov1na c:.rtata f!I.f_ and 1)--"". .ajàb~ "D the
-'U'" frea the ..... _ llaninafter Described for
Salad_ and Va.. f., the ..011 Period EDdin& July 27, 1971,"
- .... ., trUAnr ~Uda.
..... by c-cU- lrwia, .-r-...., by Counc1].Ilan Fitzgera14 to
~ JuolatioD 110. 3103.
ØJ!S:
mES:
.øsDIT :
Counc::1laen Fiugera14, Prol1c:b, Irvin, Mayor Roe1
110M
CounciluJa Stou.
JfoUon carried, 4-0
38. Mo. 3104: "A Resolat~.on of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the
Amounts and {rea the lunda as Hereinafter Described for
General and Miscellaneous Expenditures." - Read by
Treasurec Frolich.
Moved by Counc1L~ litzgerald, seconded by Councilman Irvin to
adopt Resoluticn Mo. 3104.
AtES: Councilmen Fitzgerald. FroUcb, Irvin, Mayor Noel
ImES: None
ABSERT: Councilman Stokes
!totion carried, 4-0
39. No. 3105: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Declaring Certain Private Properties Within the
City to be a Public Nuisance, Under the Provisions of
Ordinance 110. 405 Giving Notice Thereof, and Setting Rearing
Date Thereon." - read by Mayor Noel.
Jføved by CouncUman Frol1c:h, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald
to adopt Resolution No. 3105.
AtES:
.-s:
.ø4JftIT :
Counc:UlI8n FiUt¡erald, !'roUch, Irvin, Mayor Noel
MODe
CouDcix.an Stou.
lløtioo carried, 4-0
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___~ ar 'IU .wGUST 2, 1971 an COUHCIL KEETING
... 3106: -. IIaolatloll of eM City Counc:i, of the City of
GIfert1Do Approw1D& ..14- ..,. ·t by the State »1'91.1011 of
~... ,. elf a fort1oD of SantoP-S_yvsle IoacI with Certa1D
Mi. í t-.- - ....."*,~..._ JIoe1.
'.~.',IIL '·1ìIII1It~c.. -fl_ IntD, nu .... by C:oulldJaaD l1ulera14 to
; .. J I JIIIüJ..tf- 110. 3106.
....
.
"ÀIII: . eco-"- fitaler~. J'ro11ch, lariD, IIayor Roel
...: IIoDe
-, : COllllc1laan StoUa
IIItCføI carried, 4-0
1IInJIISØED BUSI5ESS
41. J.eviev of Planning ec-1.ssio!.1 and Council Actions related to
Develo~t of Foothill AparUlent Complex adjacent to Salem
and Alpine Drives.
The Director of Public Wor"" said the site plan for the Foothill
Apartaent CO=plex ~as approved by the Planning Commission at their
JaDe 22, 1970 =eetlng. He said grading on tbe site would require a
retaining vall to protect the slope. A transcript of the tapes on
this application ~ere sent out to the Council ~eDbers and interested
~ies. Ther., was a 5-foot error made by the architect. The
reY1sed plan a~~roved by the Council maintain.,d the roof lines.
Ør. Bill Copley, 10257 Oasis Court, Cupertino, said the Planning
~ss1on c;ov about the gabled roof before the June 22nd meeting.
#. ai.take waS sad,,; let's rectify as much of It as we can now. He
asked the City ~un~il t~ have these pads removed. since no cement
baa been poure¿ into the pads and no plumbing is in as yet. The
Director of Pubiic Works said the developers have complied in every
reapec:t. ~\Q~il:oan Stokes returned to the meeting at 11):45 P.M.
Ør. Ccpley sal~ he would like them to bring the pads down to grade
or build one-st~ry rather than two-story buildings there. He wante
the pads 2 feet lower to protect his view.
Dr. Ølatteau, 103~7 Alpine Drive, Cupertino, said it seems to him
they are beating a dead borse. Be asked why the Alpine Drive pro-
perty owners were not notified of tbe cbange. Councilman Stokes
said there is nothing in tbe Ordinance of this City to require
B-coatrol decisions to be public hearings.
Mayor Koel Hid that if you want to protect your v~ew you should
parcha.. everything tbat you want to see.
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.... 3106
"tad
PC approval
on June 22, 1970
Neighbor's
complaint
H-(;('ntrol
public hear ings
not required
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P..e 20
atlzens (' -u.an FroUcla said the C1qr .toea the hest job it C8Ø aad .,..
donld ....:. ; ~ at it tàm mat citiesJa the County. Dr. OIattua felC it
eaba oa,~ ~ ....'.' the ru, fhUlty of tIIa\,CI.cy Council to Datify ~bvq
....lcil~:;~ected. a-cn..n Stoba -"-.... bow you deteraine 1Ibo 18 to ..
;!;à.A ~ted. It is the r~1ft)' of the dtuca to tnp ua.
:J ... 1~ ~.apt affect ~ llayor Noel ..U the staff __
dIIi·· cIne10per lias contoned .. ..~,.th1s:a aalted of bill.
IlUlV(ß or m .&!:GUST 2. 1971 em COUNCIL HEEtDIC
u. S.,'-f-.. for apprcwa1 01. . revised Exhibit "A" to the
"Aar-t for Sher1ff'sfacrol" showing the projected 1ewe1a
of sen1ce aDd projected ~te for tbe City of CupertiDo for
the FUcaI Year 1971-1972.
'!lie City !Iacqu said this . w nt reflects a reduction of "'3c/bour
...s our final H¡ure v1l1 be $20.63/bour. There is no reduc:tioa of
~ices.
Exhibit "A"
approved
ltoved by C---.::>:~n Stokes, seconded by Council:oan FroUch, to
approve Exhi:~: "A" to the "Acreement for Sheriff's Patrol".
AYES:
JIOES :
C-",,=,=~ea Fitzgerald, Frol1cb, Irvin, Stokes, Mayor Noel
s-:-=~
Kot~ carried, 5-0
JIŒV BUSUŒS5
43. R.equu: ::r water service prior to cons:;:nation of annexation
proce.:-..:ra.
;;ater service
approved
!laved by ,""o=~:.l:Ian Stokes, aecorded by Co"::!:~::oan Irvin to
approve re~~a5: for water service prior to _:~.ummation of
annexatio:: ¡r:.:o!cIure,
AYES:
JIOES :
C:~~en Fitzgerald, Frolich, Ir~i~, Stokes, Mayor Noel
s~
Kotioa carried, 5-0
44. Setti:g" time for interviewing applicants for City Commissions.
Boarès ~ Committees.
BDved by c.~;:zan Stokes, seconded by Cou~~il=an Irvin to set
T~sday, ~;5: 10tb, 7:30 PJK., in the Conf~r~nce ROOIII for interviewing
applicants :~ City COIDIIIissions, Boards and C~=mittees.
Kot~ carried, 5-0
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JUJlUfES OF 11IE AUCUST 2, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
,
calSIIT CALENDAR
45. __
.
dIOII OF omCEllS
46. City Staff
!be City Hall3aer request the chaDae (und for the Parka and Itec:rea-
tloD Proarø refunds be iDC:reased from $50 to $100.
So .oved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fltzaerald.
AYES :
NOES:
CouncUmen FitzaeraId, Frolicb, Irvin, Stokes, Kayor Noel
None
Motiün carried, 5-0
The City Attorney introduced an amended retainer schedule.
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilcan Irw~n to adopt
Resolutioa So. 3037(a).
AY!'S:
NOES:
Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel
Sone
Motion carried, 5-0
47. City Councilmen -- No reports.
48. Recognition by Kayor of non-agenda items. -- There were none.
AD.JOUR.\~"\T
Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded b}" Councilman Irwin to adjourn
the meeting to Tuesday, August 10th, 7:30 P.~I. in the Library.
Motion carried, 5-0
Meeting adjourned at 11:22 P.K.
APPROVED:
ATTEST:
/s/ Clyde L. tloe1
M3yor, City of Cupertino
/./ Wm. E. Ryder
City Clerk
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Cbanae fund
increased
Res. 3037(a)
adopted
Adjourned to
August 10
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