CC 09-20-71
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Cit7 of Cupertino
10300 Torre Avenul.'
2S2-4S05
&I:IPIII'IA
Regulu Øeet:fJt: of the City Council
~r 20, 1971
su.øn: TO THE fLAG
.œL CALL
1UafIJ:S OF PREVIOUS KEETIBGS
1. Approval of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting or September 13, 1971.
2. Approval of Minutes of regular meeting of Septe=ber 7, 1971.
a:IIKDNICATIO:¡S
3. Writt..a
4. Oral
SD'ORT OF COnCIL REPRESß"TATI..-ES
5. Trans?~rtation Policy Coæmittee - Councilman Frolich
6. Pla~ing Policy Cocœittee - Councilman Fitzgerald
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7. Inter-City Council - !I.a}:>r Soel
8. Leagu.. of California Cities - Mayor Noel
9. Association of Bay Area Governments - Councilman Frolich
10. Flood Control Adviso~ Commission - Councilman Stokes
11. Santa Clara County ~ate= Commission - Councilman Stokes
12. Solid .aste Committee of Planning Policy Committee - Coamissioner Puetz
13. Drug Abuse Collllll1ttee - 'Àuncilman Irwin
~ING COMSISSION
14. Submisslon of Minutes of regular meeting of Septecber 13, 1971.
IS. Application IJ-TH-71 of Rob~rt Nellis for TentAtive Map to divide
approximately 40 acres into tbree parcels. Said property is located
at tbe soutberly end of Regnart Road, in an Al-43 (Agricultural-
R~sidentlal Single-fa1ily one-acre lots) zone. Rec~Dded for
approval.
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~ COMMISSION (contioued)
I6. Application 26-U-7l·of ~tz-C~ane for Use Permit to al1øw cbe
c:ons~ructiOD of 205 r_tdesatial single-family units witb1a a P
(PlaDn.~d Development) _ witb RlC (Residential SiJI&le-f'-f1J
Cluster) use iotended. Said property i. located at the soa~huelt
comer of Blmey Av_ ~ ø-estead Road. Reco-~""""" for
approval.
... -. ··..-.uahL AND SITE APPIØ'IAL ..l-I.ll.za
17. Submission of Minut_ of ~ar meeting of September 8, 1971.
18. Application HC-Sl,230.4 of Goodyear Appliance Store (Berwick-Pacific)
requesting approval of site, arcbitecture and landscaping for building
at the soutbwest coraer of the intersection of Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road
and Homestead Road. ~ nded for approval.
19. Application HC-Sl,265 of Texaco, Inc. requesting approval for site,
architec.ure, landscaping, ligbting and signs for remodeling existing
service station located at the northeast corner of the i~tersect1on
of Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road and Stevens Creek Boulevard. Recommended
for approval.
20. Application HC-51,032.1 o£ Mexican House of Imports requesting approval
for sign for building at 19981 Stevens Creek Boulevard. ?~cocmcnded
f or approval.
21. Application HC-SI,OI5.13 ~£ Otsen Signs requesting a;~~c~al for sign
for building at 20720 St£7e~s Creek Boulevard. Reco__e~ded for
approval.
22. Application HC-51,272 of ":~~ Homes, Inc. requesting approval of site,
architec~ure, and lands~1ng for 31 t~~houses to be located vest
of Blaney Avenue, southerly of Junipero Serra Freeway. Recommended
for approval.
?BJ.5 .....!IiD RECREAnO~ COMMISSIO!I
23. Submission of Minutes of regular meeting of September 14, 1971.
=:rEA COMMISSION
¿4. No meeting.
r n,lI&1!T COMMISSIœl
25. No meeting.
"""1"t:.L'rD1O ClTtZE.>¡S COALS COHKITTEE
26. Submission of Minutes of ..eting of September 13, 1971.
27. Submission of Minut~s of ..eting of September 8, 1971.
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PUBLIC IIEAllINGS
28. (a) Application 7-Z-71 of Edward Cali, et a1. for rezoning 5.722
acrea froa Al-43 (Agricultural-Resident tal Single-family one-
acre lot.) to 11-7.5 (Residential Single-faa1ly 7500 sq. ft.
lots). Said property 1s located vesterly of aDd adjacent to
Bubb 1084:, approxill8tely 130 feet aorther1y of Terrace Drivt'.
Rec_ nded for approval.
(b) llrat re.dh'l of Ordinance No. 487:
"An Ord1n8Dc:e of the City of Cupertino Amending Section 1 of
Ordill8Dce Bo. 2 by Reclassifying a Certain Portion of the
City of Cupertino from AI-43 (Agricultural-Residential Single-
fSlllily one-acre lots) Zone to Rl-7.5 (Re.idential Single-family
7500 sq. ft. lots) Zone; Approximately 5.722 Acres Located
Westedy of and Adjacent to Bubb Road, Approximately 130 Feet
Northerly of Terrace Drive."
29. Appeal of Berfy's Corporation and Robert A. Cavallero, requesting .,
reversal of the Planning Commission denial of Application 19-U-71
requesting a Use Permit to construct a self-serviçe drive-in
restaurant.
ORDINAKCES
30. Second reading of Ordinance No. 505: "An Ordinance of the City of
Cupertino Amending Section I of Ordinance No. 2 ~J,Reclassifying a
Certain Portion of lhe City of Cupertino fro~ R3C-2.2 (Mul'lple-
family Residential Cluster) Zone to P (Plan"ed Development) with
RlC (Single-family Residential Cluster) Use I~tended Zone: Approxi-
mately 37.45 Acres Located Southwest Corner of Homestead Road and
Blaney Avenue."
31. First reading of Ordinance No. 506: "An Ordinance of the City of
Cupertino Prohibiting Exhibition of Certain Conditions in Connection
with the Keeping of Animals Witbin the City of Cupertino and Providing
for Penalties for Violation Thereof."
RESOLUTIO)¡S
32. No. 3124: "A Resolution of the City Council c.f the City of Cupertino
Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in tbe Amounts and from
the Funds as Hereinafter Described for Salaries and Wages for the
Payroll Period Ending September 7, 1971."
33. No. 3125: "A'Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino
Allowing Certain Claims anù Demands Payable in th~ Amounts and from
the Funds as Hereinafter Described for General and Miscellaneous
Expenditure....
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CITY OF CUPERTINO, State of California
10300 Torre Avenue, Cuperl:ino, California
Telephone: 252-4505
KIHUrES or tIlE JECiiUI,AJt IŒET1NG or THE CUt aMlClL
1IELD Sa:;."'IÐIBD 20, 1971 IR nm aMlCIL aL\1IBD
CIft JIW., CllPDTlNO. CALlrmntIA
SALUTE TO THE FLAG
The meeting vas called to order at 7:33 P.M. by Vice-Mayor
Fitzgerald witb the Salute to tbe Flag.
lIOLL CALL
Councilmen present:
Councilmen absent:
Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin
Stokes, Mayor Noel
Staff prescnt:
City Manager Quinlan
City Attorney Adams
Director of Administrative Services Ryder
Director of Public Works Yarborough
Director of Planning Sisk
Director of Parks and Recrcation Butler
Recording Secretary Lois Inwards
KINU1'ES OF PREVIOUS ~ETINGS
1. Approval of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting of
September 13, 1971.
2. Approval of Minutes of regular meeting of
September 7, 1971.
Moved by Councilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Frolicb to
postpone approval of the Minutes of September 7 and 13, 1971
until therp. is ~ full coaplement present.
Motion carried, 3-0
COHHUNlCATIONS
3. Written
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Minutes of
9/7 & 'i//13
postponc¿
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Scouts to sell
holly
May Invest. c.:,
appeals s"t
for Oct. 4
Written c.-.
received and
filed
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IßJ1J'üS OF till ~ 20. 1971 CIn COUIClL JIEETDG
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A. lroa t.. I. IMMfcml. lor $coat Troop 1488, reqaut1q a
_Udta~ ,.mic co ..u holly dadq tile Cbr1aœu ,.,-.,
1h1a 1a a I: I - 1 orpr..,1aaa aatbor1aatioU &rac'" 1a ~10r
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I. rr. J. -...rt ......ter, auorMJ at x.v, _visi. that IIaJ
ImreaCMDt t . \)1 çpub tile Septeùer 13th dec1a~ of
the PJ _f"l c-tas1011 and reqaeatinl appeab be beard
before the Coanc'u _ October 4th.
C. "letter of appeal fr_ Itr. D. I. Wheeler, Ileal beat.
Iepre_~t1". of Shell 011 eo.pany, reg.rding H-contro!.
continalll1Ce of two applications. He vas advised that ~h1s
vas not applicable until a decision has been reacheü by the
c.-iu...
D. Copy of letter frea tbe Mayor of Palo Alto to tbe CbairRan of
the Board of Supervisors of San Mateo County and a copy of
letter to tbe Chairman of tbe Santa Clara County Board of
Supervisors frOlll the Chairman of the San Mateo County Board
cf Supervis~~s, Doth on the subject of San Mateo County's
position on the proposed Rcgional ~ark and Open Space District.
E. A l~tter frOlll Hr. Carl Seatty requestinv that a rrcently
sub~itted proposal by hi2 for recycling materials be replaced
with a substituted one.
Moved by Councilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Frolich to grant
the request of Boy Scout Troop 1488 to sell holly during the
Christmas Season.
Motlon carried, 3-0
Moved by Councilman Frolicb, seconded by Councilman Irwin to
place the May Investment Company appeals on the Council agenda
for October 4, 1971.
;~tion carried, 3-0
Moved by Councilman Irvi~, seconded by Councilman Frolich to recel'le
and file the Written Comaunications.
Kotion carried, 3-0
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JIlA&..U.s OF m SEmJIIIER 20. 19n an COUNCIL MEEIlJiÇ
4. Oral C~cationa
1Ir. Cad Beatty, 21S17 RaiDbow "we, Cupertino, stated he v.as
zep1acin& his original re801~ for recycling and vanted the
t' -11'9 opi:ÏOG on it, ad .r-..... in October they could uke a
. ..iOl1 011 it.
~ City Hau¡er said this ..ccer could te referred to
to chedt with t!te busines_ .... Q1aaher of Cœmerce.
_eated all:..-i::g two 1IIOI1tbs to set all tbe input.
the staff
He
CouDc:1lman Ir--i::. stated that he thougbt Kr. Beatty is on the
rtaht track. ~.. believed the ¡n~)er vay to bandle this would be
to refer it t: the staff and direct them to confer witb business-
_ a4d the C"=.;::'::er of eo-erc:e aDd report back to the Council
for action.
!loved by Cc:.=: :'::::.aa Irwin, sec:a:>c!..d by Council::an Frolich to
refer the S;';:$::':t.:te recycling resolution to tho> staff' for a two-
a::mtb time ::':::':.
Motion carried, 3-0
nJ"ORT OF c:::"::: REPRES~-rAn':..5
S. Transr:::3::':n Policy ~ttee - Council:an Frolich
Councilman :::::':h said the :eet~g last mont~ had to do with
the classii::3:::n of bighways ~ tbe transie::ing of juris-
diction of ~:fC~3YS to local j~risdtctions. It ~aS the Committee'
rec:OIIIIDenda::':: :h.u EI CaIIIiDO h.al and Lawrence E."pressway wo..ld
DOt become & ;3:: of the State's jurisdiction. It was also the
CoDIII~ttee's :.::=cendation that SLyline Bl~d.and parts of High~ay
Sine in Sau::f3 become scenic rcoutes.
6. Plann:':f :,,"icy Committee - Councilman Fitzgerald
Tbere viII :.. ¿ :..eting of the O?en ~pace Sub-:o~ittee at 4 PM
_ Wednesday.
7. Inter~:: Council - Mayor Soel.
Be vas not p:esent at this .eetín&.
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Jtecycling res.
referred to
staff for 2
months
Transfer of
jurisdiction
of highways
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IIIJlVU.S OF 1m: SEPTEHBER 20, 1971 CITY COV1'aL MEETING
8. League 1:: California Cltia - lfayor Noel.
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.. __ lIb_t ~-:ta this t',.....-U _CiII¡.
,. Aasoc:iaë..:lt of Bay Area c-..__ts - Councilman Frol1ch
. _et1ag.
10. Flood :,,--=::-z1 Advisory t'.--i.sion - Ccu::<:i!:::an Stokes.
Be vas abse::: ::'~ this Council 1Ieeting.
11. Sant~ ::L:~ County Water Commission - C:~~:i:~an Stokes.
Be vas a~s.=: :::œ this Cou=~i¡ Deeting.
U. Soli: "LS:' C.)U ittee ::: ?:'anning Pol:::' C:=ittee - Co=. Puetz
He vas a~s¿=: :=:~ this Co~=:: ~eting.
13. Drug.'-=: _" :.:n:mittee - C~==i¡"an lrw:'::.
He said ::,,:'- -,¡.: been no =,,:õ.=.g; one sho;..:': :. scheduled fr,r the
end of Se,:¿:::-=:_
PLA.'"NIXG :::~:: õ = :Oli
1'. Sub::.:s'~=c:£ ~inutes o~ regular meet:::.g ._ September 13, 1971.
15. App:~;L:~:= 13-TK-71 0: i=~rt Nellis ::: :è~tative Map to divide
app: : x:.::..: ,:]' 40 acres :::= tbree par::è:s. Said property is
loc.a:ë..: i.: :~e soutllerly e::.d of Regnar: ~.:a¿ t in an Al-4J
(A6::;~:~,ll-Res1denti.al Single-famEy "'~è-.1CrC lots) zone.
Reco:::.~~': tor approval.
A aap of ::. L:'è.l was placed = the bullet:'~ ,,:ad, while the Planning
Director :r~.::"': the Councl1 t<: tbe refere:::e': ~J acres. He then
recapped :~¿ ::::eedings o~ t~ Planning C~:'ss:on on this a?plication.
There was ::~~:èrable discussion at the P¡~~:::::g Commission _etings
relative :: ,::~:jing public ac:c:eas to thè ,::?er:]'. The action taken
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BUllinS OF Tn: SEPTEMJIEll 20, 1971 CITY comcCIL IŒETI!IC
"J' tile 'laDn1q c-isdoa to el1ainate tb.tt couditioa propo." by
tJae .t......... DeparÞleDt .. llesed oa tbe fact that the appl1caøt'.
'''....1 is DOt actually c:høIiq tile character of the ar...
~ -ilun Irvin said that after reading over the lllinut.., be
~ with óe 'laDlling (: le.ioa's decision.
IIøwe4 by c-u..an Irvin, HCODded by Co~cu."n ,Prol1ch, to
approve application 13-TK-71.
AYES:
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ABSERT :
Cou:u:ilmen ProUch, Irvin, \'ice-Mayor Fitzgerald
None
Coun=1l1Dan Stokes, Kayor Noel
Hation carried, 3-0
16. Appli.a:::~ 26-U-71 of Ditz-Crane f~r Use Permit to allow
tbe ':~5:=~ction of 205 Residential single-family units
withi~ a P (Planned Develo~ent) ZOhe ~ith RIC (Resirlential
Singl.-:~:ly Cluster) use intended. Said property is
locatè~ a: the sout~Jest corner of Blaney Avenue and
Homest€¿~ Road. Rec~ended for appr:val.
The Direct:= :: Planning a~~ Development said this is a continuing
review of :~€ Planned Develo?Qent. The a~plicant has submitted
pla~s for P~a>. 1, which i~cludes 205 residential units. A
aasonry .a:: .:11 be placed on a berm alohg the freeway.
Hr. Pat 0'C:~èll, representing Ditz-Crane, said he vorKed vlth
tbe staff a~~ :~ey concur with the requirêQents and comments of
the staff.
In respohse to the Council2an Irwin's question, Director SisK said
the appli.a~: .ill return to tbe original size of the common green
CouncillDa~ :=:1ich ask~d about the area ~~ere the b~idge is pro-
posed to g: o.er the freeway. Tbe Planni~g and Developm~nt
Director sa:~ this is scheduled for Street A on the westerly
portion of :~e praperty but tbey will ha~e to post a bond for tbis
at tbe ti:è :~e Tentative Map is filed s!~ce it will not go in at
this time. Councilman Prolich tben askèd the staff to double-
check tbe se:~acks on Blaney.
Møved by C:~:ilman Irvin, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
approve arrl::ation 26-U-7I, subject to the conditions recommended
by tbe su::.
AYES:
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ABSENT:
~u:.ilmen Frolicb, Irwin, Vice-Mayor Fitzg~rald
SXè
Ç.~:ilman Stokes, Kayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
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13-Tit-71
approved
Original size
of common green
OK
Bond to be
posted for
the bridge
26-U-71
approved
w/condltions
Ditz-Crane
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Use Permit
~35 been
..ranted
!u! ld i!:g
=eloca~ed to
eout..r"y part
.:f p:~pert~;
':raf!~c flow
.!i.sc~5ion
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KI!ltrrES OF TIlE SEPTEICSEa 20, 1971 CITY COU!lCIL ~UG
øæITECTUIAL AIß) SITE APPIIOVAL WtttluEl
17. sw.iss1oo of Hi_tea of reaular aeeting of Septeaber 8, 1971,
18. ~plic:at1oa ØC-51,230.4 of Goodyear Appliance Stord (Bervick-
Pacific) requesting approval of site, architecture and
1~~dscap1ng for building at the southvest corner of the
intersection of Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road and Homestead Road.
Reci:1llJllended for approval.
Cour.cil:an Irvin asked, when this was referred back by tbe City
Council, if it was only to be revie~ed by the H-Control or if it
was als~ to be reviewed again by the Planning Commission. Director
Sisk said the Use Perait has been approved by the Planning Com-
missi.'''; this does not automatically come before the City Council.
The Site Plan was reviewed by the Planning Director. He said the
build:"" has been relocated on the easterly portion of the property
with tee ~ays opening toward the Pay less store. Elevations were
disp~3yel. He said landscaping and signs are not a part of this
applic.;:iop.
Counci:=a~ [rvin asked H-Control Chairman Ryner why he voted
against t~is applicatio~. Chaircan Ryner said this provides an
isla,,¿ 3~J blocks the view. He preferred to have the building
next :~ the existing building.
C':>lInci::.m Frolich asked how much space is between the buildings
with :els plan. The Planning Director said there would be 94.5 fep-t.
Counc~:"an Irvin felt this plan would create the same traffic flow
prob¡~=s. Councilman Frolich said the only direction not having
good .isibl~ity is to the right. He was more concerned about
scree"i"" '"e inside of the ba)'s than the visibility, which he does
not be:i..ve is a problem here.
Coun:i::an Irvin said there is a slight rise in the p~rking lot fro.
Homes:eal tovard the bui~dings, and most cars cluster fn southeastern
portio" of the parking l~t. He hoped the trees would ~ffecdvely screen
the inside of the bays icom this area. He said the architecture is
fairly attractive and h.. would rather show a good building to
Sar~'_b~-SunnY"ale Road thar. a ?3rking lot. V'ce-~yor Fitzs~rald
agreed. Councilßan Frolich liked the arrangement of the building
and la"lscaping near the highway, too.
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KIJIUrES OF THE SEPTPJØIER 20, 1971 CITY roUNCIL MEETING
lined by Counc1œn IadD. seconded by CouncU..an Frolich. to
."ro,. appl1ca~1on ØC-Sl,230.4 - Goodyear Appliance Store.
A'fIS :
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Counc:11.aeD Prol1cl1, Irvin, V1ce-Hayor F1tzserald
lIone
Counc:1œn Stokea, Mayor Woe!
~1on carded, 3-0
19. Appl1cat ion HC-Sl,26S of Texaco, Inc., request1n~ approval
for site, architecture, landscaping, lighting and signs for
reeodeling existing service station located at tbe nortbeast
corner of tbe iDtersection of Sunnyvale-Saratoga Road and
Stevens Creek Blvd. Re~nded for approval.
Colored slides were sbown of tbe station in question. Tbere was
an artist's rendering of approximately bow the station will look.
A site plan sbowed the proposed landscaping in the corner radius.
Discussions at the H-Control meeting resulted in additional
landscaping on tbp- northerly and easterly property lines.
Elevations sbowed the work to be done on the existing structure.
The H-Control conditions require the overhand to be videned and
tbe roof to be beefed up. Tbe overband is to be continued around
all four sides of tbe b~ilding. The colors were also changed to
eartb tone colors.
Councilman Irvin said he vould like to see Texaco get away from
that atrocious green color. The ground sign is cbanged in that
it has added beight and incorporates the pricing sign.
Mr. Robert Lee, of Robert Lee and Associates, Pier 40, San
Francisco, described tbe building materials: roof is dark brown
alUlllinum sbake. Texaco bas agreed to the H-Control co~ditions
of videning and extending the mansard roof. The green and red
colors will be abandoned and earth tones used. There is a problem
of space on the easterly property line. He said access to the
island on tbe nortb side of Stevens Creek Blvd. vould be impaired
by tbe addition of a planter. Low level ligbting viII be
installed at the approacbes and mercury vapoT lamps will be
eliminated.
Moved by Councilman Frolicb, seconded by Councilman Irwin to
approve application HC-Sl,26S - Texaco, subject to tbe H-Control
condition$, witb tbe understanding tbat the arrangement that is
approved is the Revised Plot Plan, ~ate1r9/20/71 snd Elevations
dated 9/7/71.
AYES:
NOES :
ABSENT :
Councilmen Frolich, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
None
Councilman Stokes, Kayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
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HC-Sl,230.4
.pproved
Goodyeår
Description
of proposal
App11 cs"t 's
state::e"ts
HC-51,265
approved
v/coodHions
Texaco
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BC-51-032.1
.ppr~
IIex1can .. Â .
of Iaporu
ec-n,OlS.:3
approved
the WiUeo'
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BC-Sl,OlS.13
Sun 'N 5011
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KItlUTES OF tHE SEPTEKIB 20, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEEl'lBG
20. Application BC-Sl,032.1 of Kexic:an House of bIporu requ..tiq
approval for s.iID for llaildinl at 19981 Stevena Craek Blvd.
"t. ~"ed for .,........d.
The Director of PI.....i... ..... Development recapped the B-Coattol
proceed1øp of this application and showed the plan Oft eM
bulletin board. The r_ _ the siln will be replaced vitia l1aht
yelløv. CDlored s11.d_ of tile shopping center were display_.
lføved by c;."mcU..n IzvID, seconded by Council_n Frol1c:h to
approve application HC-Sl,032.l - Mexican House of IIIIporU.
A'lES:
IIOES :
ABSENT :
CounciJ..en Frollc:h, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fiugerald
Sone
Councilman Stokes, Mayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
21. Application HC-~l,OI5.13 of Otsen Signs requesting approval
for sign for building at 20720 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Reco:cended for approval.
The ¡;ig¡¡"~ sign was di~,,~yed on the bulletin board. It will be
located i~ the mall, wt.ere a uniform sign approacb was adopted
by the City and the arc~i:ect of the shopping center, However,
one sh~p ~as divided in :>10 and tbe Sun'S Soli sign in tbe front
portlon ~~ is too large for a shop of that size. The Wiggery is
in 3ccorèance vith the ')rdiaance as to its sign proposal. the
Sun '~ S~il sign was ap"rcved previously by the H-Control on tbe
basis of the entire stcre, before it was divided in balf.
Moved by Councllaan Irwia, seconded by Councilman Frolich ~o
approve a~~lication HC-5I,OI5.13 - The ¡;iggery.
AYES:
IIOES :
ABSENT :
C~uncillllen Frclich, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
Sona
Councilaan Stokes, Mayor Noel
~tion carried, 3-0
Keved by Councilman Irvin, seconded by Councilman Frolich to ....nd
the previous motion for application HC-51,OI5.13 to resd that prior
to erection of the Wiggery sign tbe Sun 'N Soil signs must be reduced
in size to agree vith the Sign Ordinance.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
Counci1Den Frol~ch, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
Sone
CouncUaan StoJ...,g, Mayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
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__.~ OF TIlE smEHBER 20, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
22. Appl1catiOl1 BC-51,272 of 1Jaia øo.tts, 1nc., rp.questing
approval of site, arc:hlt- 1--6 _ landscaping for 31 tOVD-
lIoues to be located _C of Blaney Avenue, southerly of
.Juniper ) Serra Freeway. 1DK n"ed for approval.
-_ton Sisl< said this app1f~._ baa been before this body OD
... ~ous occasioDS, for .-.. ad for use of. the property.
- . v111 he a private, 40' aaeet with a 20' vide median strip
-~ the center, which is c... .. area. In addition, there are
3 ...itional coaaon areas. The applicant first proposed a 40'
......-., iroa 1:&:1eY and, on the advise of tbe staff, cbanged thia
.. 20', givin¡ additional c.. a area at tbe rear. Elevations
. _4 one coçlete1y enclosed prage and one carport for each
J 11ing unit. Details of the 8trDctures and materiala and
~scaping were shown.
Ik. Walter ~ir. 1160 Forest Ayeaue, San .Jose, tbe developer, said
~ Planning :ire~tor gave a &~ presentation of the project and
--"-'II if the ':':,,::c 11 had any q-...estions.
Ooe of tbe ~~~~::ions of apprCTa: is that the developer viII do
~ off-site '-=,r"vements at t:.e turn-arounds. Since tbe develo¡»e
~ tbe sta:: ::~ld not agree == this point, the Director of
~:ic Works :e:: this wo~ld ~e to be resol~ed by the City
~~ci¡. The S:3:: proposed a ~lbing of the curb; a 40' wide
street vith ::" ;ulb, making a 5~' street at the turn-arour.d.
~ staff a1s: ..';1::ts curb and Ir-tter put in and a finisbed look
rather than :~s: a barricade. ~is is not as desirable as a
r...a:>clard sire :~: de sac; it a a cOlllpromlse.
C ci1aan F:::~:h asked tbe de"l'eloper wbat he proposed. Mr. Muir
~ that ir. :r~er to do the 0;: de sac tbey will bave to take out
trees and ex,:sed aggregate t~t has been put in by one of tbe
~boring ~~e~wners. It 1s a: established residential area
with establisce~ traffic patte~_ He does not want to take out
.., trees or ,e:,le's sidewal£s. Mr. Kulr said they would put
:r~ On top c:: the existing b:acktop and landscape it. They would
~ tbe cur=s ~n tbe exist1r.& streets so the street sweeper car.
~ a good jc:~. He said he does ~t see tbe purpose of the Direc-
~ of Public ä:rks' proposal.
~ Director :: ~~blic Works sa14 this is an existing street that
1.a longer tha:: the City vould allow for a cui de sac. ,.. a
resalt, people will continue to turn around on residents' drive-
..,.. .
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20' median
atrip for
private road
Staff's
recommendation
re cuI de sac
treatment
Developer's
proposal
re
cuI de sac
treatmer.t
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KIJlUfES OF TIlE SEl'TEMBEa 20, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
.... by CouDcilun 1rv1A, sec:ouded by Councilman rrol1cb, to
..,rove application Bc-51,272, Utah Homes. Inc.
.azs :
mES:
Ø5DT:
Counc:ilaen Pr011ch, Ixv1n, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
ltoDe
Counc:i1aan Stokes, Ifayor Øoel
JlDtioD carried, 3-0
PAIIlCS AND RECREATION ccøaSSlOll
23. Submission of Kinutes of regular meeting of September 14, 1971.
iiATER COMM1 SSIOII
2/'. No meetins.
:.aRARY CQ.'!MISSION
25. No meeting.
;:::PERTl:lO CITIZENS GOALS CO~TTEE
:~. Submission of Kir.~tes of meeting of September 13, 1971.
27. Subllission of Kir.~tes of meeting of September 8, 1971.
~uncilman Frolich feels tbe :inutes of the Goals Committee for
September Stb should be ~de a part of the Council minutes,
?cr!LIC HEARINGS
28. (a> Application 7-Z-7l of Edwar~ Cali, et al. for rezoning
5.722 acres frOll Al-43 (Agricultural-Residential Single-
family o~e-acre lots) to Rl-7.5 (Residential Single-family
7500 sq. ft. l~ts). Said property is located westerly of
and adjacent to Bub~ Road, approximately 130 feet
northerly of Terrace Drive. Recommended for approval.
Tne Planning and Development Director gave a brief summar; of tbe
applicant's proposal. A nel~hbnrhood map was displayed.
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JlU arES OF tIlE SEPTEKBEll 20, 1971 em (X)1JIICIL MEETING
,
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V
-..te frOll the audience, there
Yicl llayor Fitalerald ..tea for c
were lIOI1e.
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-..eel by Councilman Irvin, aec:ODIIe4 bJ Councilman Frol1ch to close Public'
tile Public Bearing. ....d.. do'"
JføtføD carded, 3-0
,
(b) First readinl of Ordinance 110. 487:
"An Ordinance of the City of Cupertino Amending Section 1
of Ordinance No. 2 by Reclassifying a Certain Portion of
tbe City of Cupertino frOB Al-43 (Agricultural-Residentia
Single-family one-acre lots) Zone to Rl-7.5 (Residential
Single-family 7500 sq. ft. lots) Zone; Approximately
5.722 Acres Located Westerly of and Adjacent to Bubb
Road, Approximately 130 Feet Nortberly of Ternce Drive."
- read by Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald.
Moved by Councilman Frolicb, seconded by Councilman Irvin that
Ordinance No. 487 sbould be read by title only and that the Vice-
Mayor's reading is to constitute the First Reading.
AYES: Councilmen Frolicb, Irwin
HOES: None ,
ABSTAINED: Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
ABSENT: Councilman Stokes, Mayor Noel
Motion carried, 2-0-1
29. Appeal of Herfy's Corporation and Robert A. Cavallero,
requesting reversal of the Planning Commission denial of
application 19-U-71 requesting a Use Permit to construct
a self-service drive-in restaurant.
The Planning Director said this property is a portion of a 5-acre
parcel at Stelling and Homestead Roads. The approval of th~
rezoning on tbis p~operty was based on the construction of a =ajor
part of tbe shopping center prior to tbe construction of a service
station at the corner.
Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald asked ior c~ts froa the audience.
--
/)rd. 487
First
Reading
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IWIUTES or tHE sùTDIID 20, 1971 CI'n:COUNCIL !IU1:UIG
&. Scott Carer, 150 UD1YU.iCJ Avenue, Palo Alto, ut.I he ... tllen
_ behalf of the appU..-te. Ba .aid there i. GO reht4-ah"P betweeD
die applicants and the Sauer 8111 DevelopMl1t c...paD}' aor the
Alhftt8OD'S Karat. 'ftIese ~rty owners have 110 ccnatrol -- tile
dtnrelopMllt of their P~.......t7 with the conditiOO tbat die ¡reatsr
portion of the shoppiD¡ ceDter _st be developed before tile IICY1cS
etat10n can be developed. tile proposal does confora to the orfa'..d
dtnreloplleDt proposal vbec it,.. under one ownership. the .taff bas
iDdicated in a report to the Planning ec-iss1on tbat the propoeed
restaurant would be id_l if it _re not for that condition placed
0:1 the property. Hr. Carey asked that this proposal be approved
and tbat the adjacent property owners be required to coordinate
their developllM!nt with the reataurant.
Hr. Ron Wenzel, 831 Gail, Caapbell, said tbey are classified as a
valk up/drive up restaurant because they will serve food on plastic
disbes and there are DOvaitreases.
Move~ by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Irwin to clo»8
the Public Hearings.
AYES:
SOES:
ABSENT :
Councilmen Frolich, Irwin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
Sone
C~uncilman Stokes, Mayor Noel
Motio~ carried, 3-0
Councilgan Frolicb said be vas sympathetic about tbe applicant's
position here. Tbe City staff feels the City's basic concern is
to assure that tbe shopping center develops in an integrated manner.
They feel the development of the proposed drive-in restaurant
facility would be inappropriate until sucb time as plans for the
major tenants of tbe center are approved and construction is under
way. Couacilman Frolich felt that if this appeal were granted
they will have to depend on the Arcbitectural and Site Approval
Committee to insure that tbis is all tied in together Vben ful11
developed. Councilman Irvin shared Councilman Frolicb's feelings.
He wanted to bear what Planning Commission Chairman Meyers bad to
offer on this matter.
Moved by CouncillllaD Irwin, seconded by Councilman Fro:ich to
reopen the Public Hearinas.
Kotion c1rried, 3-0
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-.4..... He;ers said UIIJ of cJIe8e CODeerns were stated at the
.. fl\l o-hdOl1 ...tiDp 011 dI.ú application. SettiDI of the
~ aDd arda1t~cture of the Ÿ ...IDa center were of u1D concern.
.. _ a180 ccocerned with tbe fact that the City of Cuput1øo
.. . considerable _uut of _ ... 0t ~rc1a1 laad. There va a
:J-Z -.ote On this applicatiOll. ....14 it vas too bad the 5-acre
.-...IopMnt vas abaDdoned.
.. .....a by CouDci1llan Frolic:b,... D4ed by CouncilDaa> Irvin to
,'1-. the PuII:ic Hear1ngs.
IIotiOll carried, 3-0
Yi.c:e4Iayor Fi::;¡erald said it is not impossible for sometbing of
~ size to :~~elop; it m1gbt be the start of sometbing good if
&-Control d~2 ~ts job. He did ~t see bov be could deny the
....l1cat1on.
!knred by Co:;:::~::an Frol1ch, se=ded by Council::an Irwin to
approve sppl~:~:ion 19-U-71, $abject to tbe 14 standard conditions
ArES: Co~:~:~en Frolich, !rvi:, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
m£S: NC'::.e
DSDiT: Cae.: ::",an Stokes, !'...y== !\oel
IIoticr- ~=ried, 3-0
œDINANCES
30. Seconè :u.Hng of Ord1::.a:lu !\o. 505: "An Ordinanc!! of the
City 0: :~~ertino Ame=d~1 Section 1 of Ordinance No.2 by
leclass:::~ng a Certa~ ?==~~on of tbe City of Cupertino
froe R3:-:.! (~ultiple-:~:T Residential Cluster) Zone to
'p (P1a=~: Development; vit~' CC (Single-fa:llily Residential
Cluster :.e Intended Z--:e; Arproxilll3tely 3ì.45 A~res
Locate: ::.:uthwest Cor-oAr o£ Eo::Iestead Road and Blaney Avenue. '
- reaè :~ 1."ice-Hayor Fitz¡erald.
JIøwed b., ç.:,,:: ::=an Frolic!::, Mc:::>d~d by Councilcan Irvin to have
~d1Da~ce S:. 5J5 read by title ~ly and tbe Vlce-Mayor's reading
to c~Dstit":. :~e Second aea¿1=¡.
ArES: Co~:::D~n Frolich, lrvi:, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
~: !I()""~
a~: to.=::.a.an Stoltes, Hayor Noel
IIotlon can-ied, 3-0
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Public
Hearings
closed
19-U-71
approved
Herfy's
Ord. 505
Second
Reading
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~..c.S OF TIΠ~ 20, 19n cnt COUNCIL !!EETDIG
- 11..n Frc:i::h did DOt fee]. tUc he should vote for the _c.eat
.. das. Ordina:ce since \If ... ~ pnseDt for the Headng. tile City
... . .Jf1 suputed the utter .. a.t1mled since tbere would tJ.a _t
.. . fIUOrøa .....:e, wttb only 3 - . of the Council present at thia
....
oIri. SOS heLl ....AI by Co.m:i.b.a:1 Irvin, M "-- by CoundlJlan FroUch to c:oat1Due
_ c-.. _tJlent :: Ord!.nance 110. 50S _tll the nut regular _etiJla·
:"1. 506 be:;:
:,"/'!r
1u. 3124
¡.;..:pted
HoU_ arr1ecI, ]..(
n. Pirst re;.~:'::i ~f Orðfn....... 151:1. S06: "An Ordinance of the City of
Cuperti::: ?,:,::,ibiting Exú~ of Certai:: Conditions 111
Connect::-: 'ò:':h the Keepiq of Animals W1t!lin the City of
Cuperti::: ~~~ ?roviding fer 7enalt1p.s for ,iolation Thereof."
- read :7 7:.:.-~yor Fitzs-rald.
~ City At:::-C=7 =equested Or¿i=.a:>ce No. 506 ~e put over to the next
recular mee: ~i
:;..: moved by ::.~:::::an Frol1c:h. ~::>nded by C.:,,::dlman Irwin.
Motio<: ::.=ied, 3-0
E:.SOLUTIONS
).:. No. 31:- " ~"solution :! ~e City Cou::.::.l of the City of
Cupert::: ~~::.ing Certai: ç:a~s and De::ò::ds Payable in the
Acount. ¡c: ==.:0 tbe Funës .. aereinafter Described for
Salari.. '.': '';.1ges for tl:-e ?a:rroll Peri,,~ :;:::ding Sept_ber 7. 1971."
- read :- ::è.1SUrer Frolich.
~d by Co~c:::::.1:: Irwin, sec-~~eè by Vice-~~y:= Fitzgera~d to
~yt Resol~:.:-: ~:. 3124.
~:
IDES:
4~çny:
Co\..~:: .::.:: Frolicb, IrY"-=:, Vice-Hayor Fitzgerald
No,,"
Co\..~ ::.::....., Stolt~s, !'!a:ror Soel
Hotioe ~ied, 3-0
33. No. 31:5: ",\ Resolution o! t::.e City Co\..::.:il of the City of
Cupen:::: .'.:::wing Certai=: Cåas and Dè"-1::~s Payable in the
Amounts ¡-:~ ==~ the Fuads ~ Hereinafter Described for
Genera: ¡::~ ~:'scellaneoua ~itures." - read by Treasurer
Frolic!-, .
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Jf1NUTES OF IRE SUTEKBEIl 20, 1971 CIT'! COUNCIL KEEUNG
'lbe City Manager rec:~ --,ded an _ndJIent to ttesolution Ro. 3125
111 that delivery of Vanant Bo. 9308 be postponed 1IIItll tbe City
receives tbe prototype of the ~ sculpture.
lløved by CoolncU- In1D, seconded by CouDc:ilaan Frollc:b to adopt
Þ801ution No. 3125, vitia the postpon_t of del1".ry of Warrant
110. 9308 per the City IlaDalft's request.
ØIS:
JIOES :
ABSENT:
Councn-n Frollc:b, Irvin, Vice-Kayor Fitzgerald
None
Councllaan Stokes, Mayor Noel
Mot ion carr ied, 3-0
34. No. 3128: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Giving Notice of tbe Proposeo Annexation of
Certain Uni,lhabited Territory to Said City; Describing Said
Territory and Designating it by the Name of 'Roundtree 70-8',
Haking Certain Findings Respecting Said Proposal, and Giving
Notice of Tillie and Place; Said Council Will Hear Protests
Thereto; Located at the Southwest Corner of McClellan Road
and Stelling Road, Approximately 10.841 Acres." - read by
Vice-~yor Fitzgerald.
Moved by Ccuncilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Irwin to adopt
Resolut_~n Xo. 3128.
AYES: ~uncil..n Frolich, Irwin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
!IOES: Sene
ABSENT: Councilman StoKes. Mayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
UNFINISHED SrSINESS
35. Reccc:endations for Q8IIIing of park site on Stokes Avenue.
(Contiaued frOD City Council meeting of August 19, 1971)
Tbe Parks and Recreation Director presented to the Council the
results of a Parks and Recre4tion Coaøission meeting held for
tbe purpcse of naming tbe park: Somerset Park (causing some
confusion since there is another subdivision in Cupertlno with
that nSIDP), Somerset Square PArk, and lvancovich Park.
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Res. 312S
adopted ;
Warrant 9308
;Ie livery held
up
Res. 31:<8
adopted
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IVaI1covic:b
Park
Sunset Park
:':a:1covich
?arit
chosen
~chool safety
?atrols
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MIlIUl'ES Of THE SttIEItBD 20, 1971 CIT'( ,COUNCIL HE!TlHG
IIrs. Anne IVaI1covic:b ..u she vas present because her _, ViUisa
bad brou¡ht up hi. f"UDaI that if tbis park were _II after a
faaily that baa beeD here for ..ny yean the DaM Ivanc:øvic:b -W
certainly qual1fy. liar c:bildren were proud of their heritage~
their grandparents vera _ of the first faail1l!S to ~ to the
Santa Clara Valley. fteJ vere once tbe owners of 43 acres OD
HOIHStead Røad. but the highway took 33 of these acres. the._
tbing happened to another fare on Hoorpark. The Florence Drive
property was taken by the City of Cupertino for a puap station.
She said that although the Ivancovic!\ family vas one of the first
iDaigrant f...il1es to c_ to this area tbe five children have
been f~rced off their prorerty.
Hr. Bob Gonzales said he lives on Stokes Avenue. He also vanted
to add ~nother name for the Council to cûnsid2r for the park:
Sunset Park. He said the neighbors agreed on tbis suggestion after
considerable discussion. Their se~cnd choice would be the name
of a preJominant tree in tbe area.
Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald said it ~uld be nice to have all 5 IIIeIIIb~rs
of the C~uncil present to vote on the name of the park. Councilman
Irwin said he was prepared to vote at either this meeting or the
next. C~uncllman Frolicn said he, too, was ready to vote,
Moved by Councilman Irvia, seconded by Vice~~ayor Fitzgerald to
name the :1ew park lvancovich Park.
AYES:
NOES:
ASSEST:
Councilman Irwin, Vice-~y~r Fitzgerald
Councilman Frolich
C~uncilman Sto~es, Mayor Soel
Motion carrie¿, 2-1
36. Petition requesting safety patrols in the area of Garden Gate
Sc!lool.
The Dire:~or of Public Works said the following action is being
considered as a result of the August 22, 1971 petitio:1 regarding
traffic problems on Gre~nleaf Drive near ,\on Arbor Av~nue:
A. A copy of the petition has been fûrwarded to the County
Traffic Engineer along ~ith our request that they study
this intersection since this is uader their jurisdiction.
B. The "s" curve on Greenleaf Drive near the s~hool will òe
striped with double yellow ~enterline and reflective
pavem~nt delln~ators will be installed along ~ith Warnir.g
signs.
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IIlHUl'ES OF T!lE SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 CIty COl"NCIL KElTING
c. Allvisory speed Ua1~ dpa will be in~tallecl.
D. A study-will be __ to detemne whether adult crossing
gnards are varruatecl at Greenleaf Drive where it inter-
eecta nora V1ata AYeDue, Ann Arb:)r Avenue and eaatine
A_DUe.
I. tbe principal at Carden Gate S~hool has been sppriaecl of
the petition aad has agreed to study this need and will
establish whatever patrol is necessary.
P. The Sber1ff's Department bas been contacted and they
will give special attention to tbis area, particularly
during periods Vben students are moving to and from
scbool.
Council~= Irvin did not see bow the Sheriff's Department could
give special attention to this area during peak hours with their
present s:3£f. The use of safety patrols is the next best thing.
Moved by C~~~cilman Irwin, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
accept t~. above staff report.
AYES:
NOES':
ABSENT:
C:~ncilmen Frolich, Irwin, Vice-~!ayor Fitzgerald
S.:":1€
C:~ncilman Stokes, Mayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
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37. Appr:~al of Joint Asreeoent with the County for participation
in t~~ Emergency Employment Act.
The Dire::or of Administrative Services said this is an agreement
between :~ City and the County. We have aade our application to
the Cou=:y and they have consolidated it with the 12 other appli-
cations a=¿ we sbould bear by the end of the month.
Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald called a recess at 10:10 P.M. The meeting
reconven~ a: 10:20 P.K.
Upon the a~vice of tbe City Attorney, it was moved by Councilman
Irwin, se::=ded by Councilaan Frolich to authorize the Mayor and
City Clerk to sign a joint agreement with-the County for partici-
pation in the Emergency ~loYlllent Act.
Motion carried, 3-0
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Staff' s traf f i.
report accepu,
Ellergency
Emplo}-ment Act
Emergency
Employment Act
agreement
authorization
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Iles. 3126
adopted
Joint Powers
As r eemen t
Res. 3127
adopted
TOPICS
Agre_~
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HlNUTES OF TIlE SEPTEMBEJl 20, 1971 CITY COUNCU. HEETIHG
38. Approval of a Joint P_rs A¡ueaent for foration of Santa
Clara County Regional Cr1llina1 Justice Board.
The City Manager said ve hav. been requested to adopt the folloviDg
Resolution; several other dUes have already adopted it.
(a) Resolution No. 3126: "A Resolution of the City Council
of the City of Cupertino Endorsing and Adopting the
Regional Criminal Planning Board Concept and Autboriz1ng
Execution of Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement to Create
the Santa Clara County Regional Criminal Justice Planning
Board." - read by Vice-.'fayor Fitzgerald.
Moved !>y Councilman Irvin, seconded by Councilman Frol1cb to adopt
Resolu:io~ ~o. 3126.
AYES:
NOES:
ASSE:;-: :
C~uncilmen Frolich, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
:;":1e
C~uncilman Stokes, Mayor Noel
~tion carried, 3-0
39. ~<,~è$: for authorization to execute TOPICS Agreement.
The c: ::' ~..a~.lger said this is in keeping with the budgeted item for
sig:u:. .
\~ \ ~¿$"lution So. 3127: "A Resolution of the City Council of
:~e City of Cupertino Approving Local Agency-State Agreement
:~r IOPICS I=pro~ement Project, intersectlons of Saratoga-
,c;:1n)ovale Road at Rodrigues Avenue and Saratoga-Sunnyvale
R.o.1J at &Clella" Road." - read by Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald.
MoveJ :> CouncillDSn Fcolich, seconded by Cou"cillDSn Irwin to
adopt R¿s,,:ution No. 3127.
AYES:
NOES:
ASSES!:
C~uncilmen Frolich, Irwin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
Sone
Ccancilman Stoles, Mayor Noel
~tion carried, 3-0
CONSE..\": c.\LE..'IDAll
40. ~one.
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KIJWrES OF TIlE SEPTEMBER 20, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEEllNÇ
IE1'OR1' OF ornCERS
41. Cit)' Staff
'!be Director of PlanDinI and Developlllmt stated be had received
correspondence froa !fr. V1l1úa C. Duncan requestlnl peraiasiOl1
to .ell pu.plt1na fr_ October 8 througb Novel!lber '7, 1971 just
aorth of Sabo's Restaurant 011 Highway 9. .
ID response to the inquiry froa the Council, Hr. Willi.. Dunc:an,
19621 LaHar Court, Cupertino, explained his request for·the week
after Halloween vas that it would allow bill _pie time for clean
up. Councilman Irvin felt that to al!.ov that mucb extra ti_
would encourage mischief by the young people in the area.
MINUTE ORDER:
MOved by Couacilman Irvin, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
allow the pu:pkins to be sold at tbe above-referenced 10t from
October 8th aad ending November 3, 1971.
Moti~u carried, 3-0
The Directc~ ~f Administrative Services requested authorization to
transfer fun¿. f~om tbe nondepartmental activity to the City
Manager's activity for the purchase of three pieces of dictating
equipllent.
So moved by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Irvin.
Motion carried, 3-0
42. City C~u~cilman
Treasurer Frclich read tbe report regarding time deposits.
Moved by Ccuncillll8n Irvin, seconded by Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald to
sward the ti:e deposit of $100,000 on September 21, 1971 for 60
days to Barc:~y's Bank at 5-3/8% and $100,000 oq September 21,
1971 for one year to Barclay's Bank at 6-1/8%.
AYES:
HOES:
.ABSENT :
Councilmen Frolich, Irvin, Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald
Koce
Councilman Stokes, Uayor Noel
Motion carried, 3-0
,
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Pumpkins to
be sold
$625 for
office equip.
authorized
Time
Deposits
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TiM deposit
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MINUTES or TIlE SEPTÐfBEIl 20, 1971 CIT"( COUNCIL MEETING
Moved by CouDCi~ trviD. seconded by Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald to
award the tJJDe deposit ob$SO,OOO, beginning September 28, 1971,
for 30 days to Veils-Fargo Bank at 5%.
AYES :
HOES:
ABSENT:
CoaDcilMD frolfch, Irvin, Vice..lfayor Fitzgerald
lODe
Counciman Stokes, Mayor Noel
~
IfotiOD canied, 3-0
Better quality Councilman lrvin requested the visual aids be of better quality
visual aids since it is bard to see the presentations from the Council table.
Noise
Ordinance
31J..,kct var-
;,;r1C~ for a'
! .~nces at
-,;.)~.~,:~,..t: St¡-
::on-·..,·or~·.i:",g
day
Councilman Frolich asked about tbe st~tus of the Noise Ordinance.
The City Manager said at tbe last meeting the Council took action
to del3Y this Ordinance until more time can be devoted to review
of the report.
Councilman Frolicb asked that a Public Uearing be set up and the
PlannIng Commission initiate a blanket Variance for 8' fences
for all properties in the Somerset Square subdivision whick back
up to the Freeway.
Vice-Mayor Fitzgerald said the League of Women Voters will be in
the City on Wednesday between 9 and 10 A.M.
43. Reco¡¡nition by Mayor of n~" ,agenda items.
The City }mnager recaamended the day after Thanksgiving be observed
as a non-working day.
So $oved by Counciloan Frolich, seconded by Councilman Irwin.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSENT :
Councilmen Frolicb, Irwin, Vice~layor Fitzgerald
None
Councilman Stokes, tmyor Noel
Kotion carried, 3-0
ADJOURNKEIIT
}~ved by Councilman IrJia, ceconded by Council~~n Frolich to adjourn
the meeting at 10:40 P.~.
Motion carried, 3-0
ATTEST:
APPROVED:
Isl Wm. E. Ryder
City Clerk
Isl Clyde L. Noel
Mayor, City of Cupertino