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CC 12-06-71 . . e . - CITY OF Q;PEaT150, State of ZaUfornia 10300 Torre Aveaue, Cupert1DO. California ,..lepbona: 252-4505 IIUlIIU~ ar, '111& ~... au.d,e: or TBI CIn COUKCIL II!LD J)Ul -..,r'll' 6. 1971 III THE COUNCIL awølEJl CIn uu.. "IIr&II:UBO. CALl!011R1A SALUTE TO THE n.AG The meetinl vas call~~ to order by nAyor Noel vitb the Salute to tbe Flag at 7:30 P.M. ROLL CALL Councilmen present: Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel Councilmen absent: None Staff present: City Manager Quinlan Director of Adminis';rative Se:,vices Ryder Assistant City Attorney Terry Director of Public Works Yarborough Director of Planning and Dev~lop~e~t SiSK Chief Building Inspccto:' aenc~:c~ Recording Secretary Lois In~ard~ MINUTES OF P~VIOUS MEETING 1. Approval of Minutes of regular meeting of ~ovcmber 15, 1971. Moved by Ccunci1=an Stokes, seconded by Councilc3n Irwin to approve the ~inutes of Sovem~.r l~, 1971 as written. Motion carried, 5-0 co.'OOJNICATIOSS 2. Written a. Request from George R. Ze11 of ~~nsanto Company for an extension of the tice to February 1, 1971, for the previously authorized tecporary trailer site pe~it vhich has a ter.aination datc of December 16, 1971. So moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fitzserald. Motion carried, 5-0 I ~lOO ?age I SOy. 15 ~im;te5 aprroved as ""·r~tten. TE:r.lp. traU,.; sitc pcrcH extcnsioa approved CC-100 ....2 " :)fillf?'tt FuDA Bd.. in Nt. .pproved 24-Z-71 am! 20-TIf-71 Pub. Heari=n&s Dec. 20th Personal !.::,:urJ suit refer-:-ed to insurance carrier Bd. of EquaJ.i- zation mat:~r ref erred 1:0 City Hana~ 35-U-71 apopeal on tbb a¡pmda . e . h JUJluuS OF t1iE DECI!HBß 6. 1911 CITY COUNCIL MEETING leqaest fr.. tile ~f" Clara County Heart M8CH:Ùt1oa. IDC.. for pemissiOD to cøaduct a C:Illlp&1gn dudD, the IIØDth of Febrnary 1972. So _ed by CouDc:1lJaaD StoIœs. seconded by Councl1l118D Fit:apralcl. b. Møt~ c:arrled, 5-0 c. Appeal by SbapeU IDðastries, dated November 23, 1971, requesting reversal of the denial by the Planning eo..1ssion of applications 24-Z-71 and 20-TH-71. Koved by Councilman Stoltes, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to set for Public Hearing on ~--her 20, 1971, applications 24-Z-71 and 20-TM-ì1. Motion carr ied, 5-0 d. A cl3im filed b~ t:~ attorneys of Marie C. Johnsen against tee City of Cu?ert:in~, Pacific Cas and Electric Cco?any, ~l.ier Constructic::. Co:pany for injuries allege¿ly sus- t.1i::.o!d on No,,~er E, 1971, when the claimant fell into an ur.~e~e10ped area £~~r inches below the surfaces of tbe .~~:ic sidewa:~ at 22~~2 Salem Avenue in Cupertino. Koved by C.u::.cilman Sto~es, 5ec~nded by Councilman Fitzgerald to refer the a:.~e matter tc t:~ City's insurance carrler. MotlJa carried, 5-0 e. A r.ctice re~ei~ed >cv~er 29, 1971, from the State Board 0: Equalization as tc the established fees effectlve Jaauary 1, 1972, for t~e filing of papers with tr.at body. Moved by Co~ncilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald to refer the db.ve matter to the City Manager. Kotian carried, 5-0 f. Appeal of application 35-U-71 donied by the Planning Co=Dission in its &esolction No. 992. This matter is on this agenda. , . . '. HINUTES OF THE DECEMBER 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING g. Notice of Bearing frDœ tbe PUC advising tbe time and place for the bearing of Case No. 9281 (pro teat by City of Cupertino against San Jose Water Works prov1clill8 service in an area outside the utility'. filed service area) bas been set for 10 A.M., Friday, Dec. 10, 1971, in tbe Council OJamber of tbeCupertiDO City Ball. h. Appeal of B-coatrol decision on sign for Cupertino Sport Sbop. Hr. Albert A. Silva requests the opportunity to speak to the Council about this matter at this meeting. 1. Letter from Roxanna Morales, 10171 Lebanon Drive, Monta Vista, objecting to noise created by loaded cement and rock trucks and asking what effect tbe additional traffic will have on residents outside the Oak Meadows Developmen which additional traffic would be generated by that development. j. Letter of inquiry from President Jack Keen and Secretary Sharon Catura of Oakdell Ranch Homeowners Association on the status of the proposed improveaents at the inter- section of Stevens Creek Blvd. and Phar Lap Drive. Moved by Councilcan lruia, seconded by Councilman Fitzgarald to file the writtcn co:cuaication. Motion carried, 5-0 3. Oral Communications - There were none. (a) Request by Councilcen for removal of iteQS from the Consent Cale~¿a~. -- There were none. REPOIIT OF COUNCIL REPRESESTATIVES 4. Transportation Policy Committee - Councilman Frolich No meeting. 5. Planning Policy C~ittee - Councilman Fitzgerald No meeting. There viII be One on Thursday. CC-IOO Page 3 PUCI CupertiDO heariq _t for 10 A-K. Dec. lOda Cupt. S;IOrt Sbop sip Noise and increase:! traffic - ,Oak ~eadO'l<s DPW to acknc·..I'le-~ge l:r fro::! Os£'-:,,:: Ranch As. :,c. File wr~::"" COmr.lun 1:¿,:: :. ~ :-.~ · ., .. 0:-100 ..... 4 HIHUTES OF tIlE DECEMBa 6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL HEms 6. Inter-City Cowell - .p''' 11081. 1fayor Noel said thú .. dIåI' annual Christull ..etiDa. There y.. DO business MetiDa. 7. League of Callforøla· CJ.ûe8 - Mayor Noel Jlo meeting. 8. Association of Bay Area Gcn'ernments - Counclll118n Frolich No meeting. 9. Flood Control Advisory ~ission - Council~"n Stokes So meeting. IP. Santa Clara County »ater Commission - Councilman Stokes. Xo meeting. 11. Solid Waste Committee of PlannIng Poli~y Committee - Comm. Puetz The Co=ittee recomme,..cis private enterprise pay [0:: the si tc, stuJles, etc., regarding the diS?~sal of solid waste. 12. Drug Abuse - Counci~an Irwin So far, there has beec. oc.ly an organizational meeting. There will be anothcr meeting next ·oòeek. Councilman lrwin reported they now have some direction ac.¿ funds provided. 13. Hillside Committe~ - Councilman Stokes This month's meeting has b£en cancelled. ".......-....-. --~-- ~- e e KlIWrES OF TIlE DECEMBD 6, 1971 CITY COlJNCIL MEETING PLAIINING C(ØIlSSION 14. Submission of be_of rep1ar aeet1118 of Hovl'Jllber 22. 1971, 15. Submission of Kinut.- of replar meeting of Novellber 8. 1971. 16. Application 23-TK-71 of Earl and Evaleen Gr~gory for Tentative Map to diYide 20.79 acres into tvo parcels. Said Property is located at the southerly terminus of Re&D8rt JI.oad in an Al-43 (Agricultural-Residential Single-family one-acre lots) zone. Rec~aftded for approval. The Director of Planning ~~ Development referred to the Planning Commission Resolution rec:ODDeDding approval of this application. He reviewed the map on the bulletin board, pointing out the access rov.. Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Council~an Irwin, to approve application 23-TM-7l. Motion carried, 5-0 AROIITECIl'RAL AND SITE APPWVAL COMMITTEE 17. Submission of Minutes of regular meeting of November lì, 1971. 18. Application HC-5I,149.1 of ~bil Oil Corporation requesting approval 0: landscap~g for station located at High~ay 9 aad McClellan R~ad. Rec~aded for approval. (Continued fr~ meeting of November 1>, 1971.) The Planning Director said there are two Mobil applications before the City Council at this _eting and two others are pending at the H-Control. Colored slides were shown of the subject station. Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman IrJin to approv application HC-51,149.1 Motioa carried, 5-0 CC-IOO Page 5 23-T}1-71 ai'proved HC-5I,14'1.1 approved r ~".ß~, 11e8& ;fjèv~:r :ebose £ f... sign 1ø U- 'of over-,,·c}-,: sign LocatiOl1 hard to find HC-5I,;:~.: apprC'vaé HC-51,IOi .1 approve.! . . JlDItJ'l'ES OF TJI!: ¡¡r;CDlBEI 6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING -~; 19. Application BC-Sl,260.1 of Cupertino Sport Sbop req1l"'" ins approval of sign ~for sbøp, 20314 StevenS Creek ¡¡J.yd. .!:, led for dealat. Dec:1sion appealed by appl1C&Dt. Colored slides of the ..._ c:eøter were displayed. It v.. _ted that the appl1c:aat'. It ~.t is in conformance with the Sign Ordinance. Other baafDesises thue have overhanlinl dSU· lIIIen asked on vbat basis this application vas denied, the Cbairaan of the B-<Dntrol said the appl1eant vas previously instructed be could have either the FaiD~ fascia sign or the overhanling siln, but not both. He tben t'bose the painted sign and, therefore, the COmmittee chose to deny tb1a request for the addition of the over- hanging sign in addition to the painted fascia sign. Mr. Albert Silva, 20314 Stevens Creek Blvd., Cupertino, answered the /layor :;,at he now feels it is necessar~' to have both signs. 1rne light~ sign will attract core attention. People have told hi::! that ;,is business lo~ati"n is not the easiest place to find. He said h~s 2' wide by 4.5' lo~g sign would go the same height as other s~g"s in that sho;>¡>i,,& center, if that is what the Council requested. Moved b~ ~~~~~i!man ¡ approve' ~~~:~o"tiOI' I I 120. Stckes, se~o~ded by Councilman Fitzgerald, to HC-51 ,2:;0 .1. ~wtio~ carried, 5-0 Applioa:icn HC-51,207.1 0: ~obil Oil Cor~oratlon requesting appro,al c: landsca?i~g ?l~ a~d sign pl"" for station loca:¿~ 2t Homcstea¿ P~a¿ a~d Bernardù Av~nu~. Recomcended for ~,?r.o·:al. Moved by 2.o:.;::oilman l.....i~, s:cc:oded by C.ou:1cilm..m Stokes to approve ~;p::~ation HC-51,2C7.:. Kotio~ carried, 5-0 21. Appli:a: ion IIC-51,075 .li of Valleo Par;", í.td., requesting approval of s"?~ and architecture of a light inJustrial building to be loca:1?1.i 300 feet cast.e!'ly of TanL:au A\·~~:~h.' anI! (J50 feet 50utherly of ¡¡~","s:""d Road dire"tly behind Inrl'r,i1. Rl'co..;,¡cnded for appro·i.11. · e .. lIr'iIrES OF nn: D£ŒHBER 6, 1971 CIn COUNCIL MEETING ~ site plan vas dbpl"yed on the bulletin board. The Plannina Idsector spoke about the security fence requested by thr residents ~~ent to this property. This is not, in the opinion ~f the n-ing Deparœent, a desirable plan. 111'. Walter liard, General Manager of VaUco Park, gave the followin reasons why it vauld not be a good idea to put up the requested 8eCarity fence: 1) The prime reason for a security fence is to ~ent vandalis~. A chain link fence is easily climbed, perhaps easier than t~~ existing fence. 2) Aesthetically, it would be better to leav~ it as is, due to tbe far.t that trash has a tendenc to collect bet..~~¡¡ a double fence. 3) If a new fence is Installe ic really sh~ul¿ go on the property line, which would mean the residents wou:¿ ~a~e to remove their present fences and disturb their ivy and ,<esent landscaping. Mr. Ward presr~ted pictures of the condition of area at the pre- sent time. T.~r ~~isting chai~ link fence in the area is regularly cut and paths ~3V¿ been starte¿ thro~gh the area. He proposed that Vallco ,u: a¿ditional la~dsca?ing along the berm. He noted ~hat trash h~5 =~:lècted, frc= having D~cn tossed over the fences. Tnis could :--è' .! :iri! hazard, ?art:cularly with a døuòlè fence. Additional ¡,ò::'"ces ..ere shc~-:: of the existing par::ing lot ~ith pLLcting an" :: :~¿ existing :ence with ivy on the property line. ~~cilrnan :~.:~ .~~dered ~ha~ the attaction "as O~ the other side of t~e fence. ~~ece it was cut and a path started. He added that he ,",ould be ap:~st cutting ¿o·.-a trees just to put in a new fence. Mr. li'ard sa i': :~is is a short~ut to get to the sclwol 0(' to the bus. YAyor Noel a~~¿¿ :~r co~~ents :ro~ the audience. There were none. Ma7ed by C~u~:::=an Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irwin to approv ap?lication ~~-51.0ì5.17 wit~ the elimination of Condition 4, with a one-year ::::c3t:ci= to see if the problem to which the residents were rcferri~~ aris~s. Motion carried, 5-0 22. Applicati:~ EC-5l,283.1 of Stoneson Developmcnt requesting approval oi site and arch:'ecture for restaurant to be located at the northwest corner of Mary Avenue and Stevens Creek Blvd. Recommendcd for approval. CC-lOO Page 7 Chain link fence easily c:11mbed Trash collects Chain link fence is cut Shortcut tC' school o!' bus HC-5l,075.17 approvc¿ deleting Cond. 4 CC-IOO rage 8 !fed it erranean Il1O tit HC-51,283.1 approved ·,,"hy is £o';:":1i- "at ther" ':e:; Lighting ·'andalis~ , , HDlUTES OF THE DECEHBD 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING Colored slides of the area were shown, with the Planning Director pointing out the mature oaks. It was note~ that this is a first c1ass development. A rendering of tbe proposed building was displayed. Itr. Job;: Rr'¡n¡JUez, Jr., said they vill use a Mediterranean IIIOtit, which will blend in vith the college across tbe street. The air conditioning equipment will be completely enclosed within the barrel tile roof. Moved by Ccuacilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Fitzgerald, to approve a??lication HC-51,283.1. Motion carried, 5-0 PAPJ:S A.'D ;t;:C"L\TIO~ COMMISSION 23. :~o r:~02:.i~~. '.\ATER Cl)~'~'~:::;5 II.)~ 24. Sub:::::'~"è:" <'f ~Iinutes of regular meeting of November 10, 1971. LIBRARY CC~:'~:S$lON 25. Sub:::i.~èo" of Minutes of regular meeting of Nove~ber 16, 1971. Counci 1:::.1" :' :_':'''5 noted in the above ~!J Olltes that there «as a d is- cu.~Si.O:1 .3.:~"':"';': Ïurniture in the library. He asked that the staff check on ....·:lY t:w furniture is not there yet. Councll,:.;~, ::~lich asked abcut the lighUng. The City Manager said he will :0::0'... through on this. Kayor ~oe 1 "~:ed Commissioner ¡':oodruff I s remark about vandal ism. Ti,e City ~..i"~,;èt said they have requested the Sherlif's Office be on hand, s:-~..::ifically after school, to ~;ce that n0 vanòalism takes plaoe. I CUPLRTlXO crrZENS' 26. No Oè¿n:.g. GOALS CCMMITTEE I . . lŒHUTES or :-~ DEŒKBER 6, 1971 CITY COL':'CIL ~ETING 2~. Appeal of Dr, John A. Sanders requesting reversal of the Plannini ca..ission denial of application 28-U-71 for a Use Perot :0 allov the conversion of a single-family residence in a CG (General ColDIIIercial) zone for use as a professional off4ce; located uortberly of and adjacent to Silverado Avenue, apprcx~te1y 300 feet froa Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road. Slides of t~ area were shown to acquaint the Council vith the property i~ ~uC3tion. It vas pointed out the Commercial zoning extends i~t~ the adjoining single-family residenlial lot. This ia also tr"~ across the street. The boundary was established by th.. County. ...-::erein the property 400' in frO!:. Highway 9 is zoned Commercia: . The Pla~r.:~f :irector said the Planning C0~ission became involved in the di,:c~5:on of zoning versus property \'alues. Dr. Sande:s. :~¡32 Silverado, Cupertino, u5eè transparcncies to illustra:¿ c', ?oint that this does not i~tru¿o on rcsidential property. c¿ :oatends that the property is :0~ed Commcrcial and he ~oul¿ .i~3: :i~e to purchase the comrncrc:.!~ ?fO?erty across the street. :. ~~ ;=operty in question is alr~~¿y ~urroul1dcd on three sides by :,=.:;:ia1. The precedent has alr",1¿Y bccn sct as to thc convers~:c ,~ :¿sidential buildings into rr~fo,.ional buildings on Stevens ::--::£.. 3:vd. lie said the present l":;!('rs C'f this property bought ::. ..::':.":':1g it was Cot:l!i.crcial. H(' ~c::'~·;ItS these buildings can eas:::" ~~ ::~verted to ~rofcss1onal 0f~ic~s 3nd will look quite n::i. ~¿ reels a professional offic~ ~èrè "ould be a very good bu~~,: o¿:~een the comcercial and reside~lial propcrties. His hour. so¿ ¿ssentially 9 to 6. He does net ~elieve this would be an i~,~.::~ ~i privacy. Mayor ~C(: ~~~êd for comments from the audiencè. Hr. Ted r:_~¿~, Silverado Avenue resident, sF~ke on behalf of Dr. Sand.:s, :i¿ did not see how this prcpo.al ""uld dcgrade the area. E., .':".s tot C6 and wants to know if a~d ",h¿n the Planning Commissi~~ :~::~ates a rezoning on his prc?erty. Mr. Kit 1::-"::::':. :O)40~ Silverado, said he is ndt~¿r for or against Dr. Sand,:.. ~¿ is concerned that there ~ill b¿ additional traffi on his s: :it:. Since the lot line on Lot 1 has net becn establish if it is :~~.~ to the easterly property line it will be next door to him. Dr. SandL~; ~e:i¿ves the commercial line actuallv extends 4 feet further t: ::.¿ east. lie contends there is an intrusion of resi- dencial U~è :~ the cOMmercial property. CC-I00 Page 9 County zoned this Commercial Applicant's st3te~cnts Owner of Lot 116 n(\t averse 1,.0 ¡ Dr. ~an¡J~rR t plan CC-1OO ða&e 10 ~l1c B dosed ; .S-U-71 :~:1ied . . ......1.&5 OF !E ~ 6, 1971 em COUHCIL HEETIlIC ~'.' ÍIL.a4 by COlIDd3aa Stokes, HCODIIeII by Counc:illla:1 IrwiD to dOH the Sc Bearkp. <, ~'. ',). . · CouDc:t:.n Fitzgerald, !'roUch, Irvin, Stokes, Mayor Joel Rone · · " Motion carried, S-O Cor-<-11man I:-.."i: reflected that s~t1l11e ago, whea he was sitting On die Planning C_",=~sion, they bad some discussio:1 oa just this sort of thing. ;¡~ ,,',u of the opinion that the further back the cOllUllE!rcial pes into r~s:¿::::ial the more undesirable it gets. He was not in t.Yor of th:s :se !ermit. . CDuncilma:1 5::,;s >.1id there is no cO::lparison bet,..ecn converted I:-esidences :~ '''''-e::~ Creek 31'/d an¿ this propc51:. rhey are on a Jt2jor thor",,¡: .".c. The use of this aeighboril""¿ ,:~s been set as residenti.1:. :: :i:s ~ere a vacant lot it might 0. so~ethlng else ë.&3in. .!'~~...ed hy (,-_::.._-:....:.- :;t\')~es, s~c.':.~èe¿ ':J>. Counci~-:.::: :!'\.'in to deny i&~?licati~~ ~~-.-~~. .t,,:ES: ""'!:S: C.-, ~:c,c 7itz~~ral¿, Frolich, Irwin. ~!ayor Xoel .. . ::--: ,'s,¿:; t ~!.)t ion carr :e.:., 5-0 28. Appeal 'C '.'::::.1 !laldassi:L requesting re\'<,c,.'· ,'f the Planning Cor_.::1i~'- _~:'_1: of .:1i)pli:atio:1 29-Z-71 :.,'':" :::,,~~:_,;'\ing .57 acre fro~ c: ~ . I.:'x,:lu.,ive ;...;=iccltural Grl.'t':-,<:) t\J City of Cupert:.-, :._..~ l'~ultiple ?~s:¿<?:~tial 2"~L·.' ~~. :t. per d;.:el11ng unit): ~,. ':0: ,..""t ,;[.1" ci Stelling RoaÚ, :~c~:"i""1t,,ly 100 fet:t ::::-:.- :: :':.l..lc \~dY. T~ i'lanr:.::".::: ~ .:-:',::::' ref~rrEti t-:> the PlannÌn[: ,,>:-~::.s~i0n rcc:ot"'.=:er.dation !;,r denial _.: : .~ .i?,.licatic:-.. a~d to th~ stJ.:-:- :·:.:;\,.'rt en this property. T.::)e loeat i:·· .:.~ property ·."3.5 ;1oted on .:1;1 ,~;~.~ :-.~1;'. The County a waiti:1g :, ,,_ ,.."at Cuperti:1~'s deten.1inati::: ,~:i he on the proper ase of thL, i,,". :<'" Plallni:!g Cc=ission ill it i,,:c i hearings to have . duplex u>( ."., Attorney R.::..:: ~":'\æ":.èet 12 Sout~l First Str~ct I ":.::~ J....'sc,gilve a brief ustory of : _ ::::cedlngs on this property. .'.:' <",:..t:,m oi the Roundtree Developm~:~:. '.;.... :: :"AFCù. ~ho rec~t.:'Idt:ù t!1:5 :'-"':·:·t.'\,~t property be included i:-. :: ~ ~_--:::êxJ.ticll. [t. ·JaS dcterl!lith"l.i ~ :,~,.'utd be necessary . . BUIIU.s OF 1':':: :E2,'3ER 6, 1971 CIT! COUNCIL MEE:lSC .. rezone the =.L.;.1ssini pro~L.J_ Be said the ""'tiers have no ..,ecific plans. :: ;"3)'erS at tJds U:1Ie. The num!!er of units vlll lie "et1lined :: :::.. parking noptr_ts, There already 18 -'I"~ple on to-: s :ies. And be r "eel tbat single faaily residencu ._ft' onto Sa':::~ Road is lICK pod planning. ....__ Noel as.L"¿ :;,e staff if dIey objected to the same zoning ~ as in R.'~::,¿. The PI2ftD.~ Director said :hey have 16 ..tea to the 1:::, L~d that is the higbest arou~d here. ~tørlley Mc:;:~ :¿els they c.azs pac 7 or 8 good u:1its on this ~u~rty. c""..:: :":=.:1 Irwin nctel! the requested :c:1iag would allov Idba 10 units >::: ,;3-2.2). ~ilDan Fitzgcra:¿ said he would DI:IC object i: .: .<:e integrated 'rlth Roundtree. !!=-ved by Cc,,:,:__=~ :rwin, sec:--"¿¿ by Counci¡:-:2.~ Stokes to close t::.e Publ ic ::":.:.,,. ..u:;S: Jõ:F-S: C0;;:-:__~"::-_ Fitzgcra~-:'. F:-=:ich, 1r""'·i:-.. ~::^~5, Ma>·or ~oel 1'0:, ~~tion car~~~, 5-0 ~"é~ by c~..~. :r-,.:in, ,=-=-::catic:". ><--~. ,.' COlmd>,,: ?:c'lich to de~': S~- ~_..~.. ------- :'=r.;:'~cil:J.an ::-:. c~ ~.t:¿ he is ::..::. :.:_ 2a"Jor 0: .::..?_..:x :r:ning here. :: a;>peare¿ .. '.: :c,at this ;:::;:.,,:::, should yo,:: ,,:-cut 6 units ?=:' a.cre. !..T7:=' ~ :i.tzgera:::~ ~=:.::'ch, Ir\d:-:. ~:_"s.es, Nayor :;.:e: Cecc· : Jiúr.5 : !\ec, Xotion ca:-::é:, 5-0 !I:.--..~~d by CI..'';..::-.__"":'';'-_ 5:akes, 3ê:':--:i;-: by Coun.:::~~:: :r.....in to for_a:- a :::r.mnunica::.. - :~. :~:I." rla:':.~:'::.~ ::-=::.:ssion th.l: ::-.¿y l..~ot1sider 6 c=.its per a..::: :. :.-':5 prope:-:!_ ~tion c~:-:-:~, 5-0 CC-IOO Page 11 No specific plana/buyers at tbis ti::e ]løundtrec has 16/ acre Public Head:", closed :::9-Z-71 ¿i:~1iCG Ask )I] a:1.11 .1..',"-_:-:-.. tc con:;iJ\")r 6 uni t51 "c:rt.:' ... Ord. 3::; . Fir$~ :..E:.¿::: ~;'6 ,i , . ;~ 'I -} .. , f~ I' Ord. :>0£ I' F :¡ irst ua¿l"g ~ & 11 ~ t MINUTES OF THE DECÐIIEI 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL HEETIlfG ORDDWiCES 29. First readiDI of ~1DaDce No. 47S(a)a -AD ~1aaDce of the City of C)spertiDo ....1111 Ckdinance !Co. 475 ..lat!na to ÞerpDCY Organizationa aDd IUactions and "constitut1l1l the Disaster Council Mabenldp. - - read by Kayor IIoel. Moved by Councillwl Stokes, secoct!ed by C:-i1aø FiUs.raId, to bave Ordlnance No. 475(.) read by title only aDd the KaJOT'S reading to constitute the First Reading. AYES: NOES: Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irvin. Stokø4, Mayor Reel ~one Motion carried, S-o 30. :frst reading of Ordinance s~. 513: "~~ Qrdinanc~ of the City .': C,,",'rtino Ar:en¿i"g S"ct I"" 1 "f OrdL1.."ce ~:o. 2 by Rezoning .1 ,'.-rc,li" Portio" of the City frC'm Rl-l.; (S1"i!~.,-Fa",!1y R"5!~e"t!al :~',.,"~~~' 'q. ft. 1(,t5) Zone t...., ~~-.:..~S ([)-.1p~CX ReSict"ntl.11 4.2')0 :'0.:. ~t. per I).°elli::g t'nit) Z0¡'h~; Arprox~-,"ltc::: .021.} A("r~ L"c>.:tf.-'d :"-"~:t":·ly of and :.-:~a.~er:t to R.l;;¡!Y Lane. .\;-:?r'J:o:.~~#t.tt."'l': '){10 frE"t :.:r::~ 0f Stevens Cree~ Blvd.11 - read by ~3y~r ~;oel. :':Ü\I..''':' :-y CC'uncil::1.ð:1 S:ckes, se\""'~"'L:\"~ by Crv~:~::.~l~:!:~ !r·...·:n. to h...vc ùr"::::.':-.'::<--' ::0. 513 r2a~ b:: titl~ l~'~~Yt an¿ ':......<: ~{.a;...Jr'~ rcadir.g. to Cl..'::::::':~:~~ tile First Reading. AiE::': ~;O::S : Council::ter. Fi:.zgerald, Frl..,lich, Iro..d:'l., S:Or:..t:'i, ~y\')r ~ocL ~o"e ~~tior. carr!~J, 5-0 31. :i.::-.;.t readIng of O:-Jinancè :;0. 506: ".\:1 Qr¿~:-.a;;cc of th~ Cit)" ...': C..l~êrtino Reg:.;~atin~ the l\\?cping of C(-r:¡¡!;: }.:1i'":'.<1ls \\ithin t:..c' (ity of Cuper~ino." - r"a~l by Hnyor :;cel. }t(,\..:-.i ~y C~'uncilm.an Stakes, scco:1,kd J}' COU:1Lil:oa:1. 1r'..Jin to have Ordi.:..1:"c,'" :':0. 506 read by title only, and the :-~yr.J:-'S reading to cor.s:":ut~ the First Reading. AYES: NOES: Councilmen Fitzgerald, Froliell, In<Ïn, StoO<".'s, Hayor Noel :";one ~~tion carried. 5-0 " e . IIllnJTES or THE DECrJI"". 6, 1911 CITY COUNCIL HEETIJIG cc-lOO pase 13 32. Secoad rudiDI 01 Ordi.nance No. 220(n): "An Ordinance of the City of Qapertino ....~ÚI Ordinance No. 220 and IqUh;ing Residential SiDll~r..tly (..1) z-es. n - read by )fayor Hod. ..... by CounciX- StoIIa, seconded by Co\IncU,. Irvin to have Ordinance 10. 220(0) read by title only. and the Kayor's reading CO c~titute the S~~--A lea4inl· AUS: IIOES : Councillllen l'itz&erald, FroUcb, Irvin, Stokes, Mayor Noel !Cone IIotioc. carried, 5-0 Koved by Councilman Stokes. seconded by Counci~ Fitzgerald to enact Ordinance ~o. 220(n). AYES: : ()ES : Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, ¥~yor Noel Sone MOtion carried, 5-0 33. Second reading of Ord~nance No. 492(a): "An Ordinance of the City of Cup~rtino ~enóing Ordinance No. 492 Regula,ing the Operation, Registration. Lic""si"?,, Purchasing and S<:l:i"g of Bicycles Within the City of Cupertino." - read by }!a::"r ~;oel. Moved by Councilcan Stokes, seconded by Council=an Irwin to have Oróinan~e S". 492(a) read by title only and the Mayor's reading to c~nstitule the Second P~ading. AYES: NOES: Counct)gen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Sto~es, Mayor ~oel :Ione Katloa carried, 5-0 Moved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilcan Irwin, to enact Ordinance ~o. 492(a). AYES: NOES: Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel None Kation carried, 5-0 ard. 220(n) Second leading Ord. 220(n) enacted Ord. "Cj2(a) Sec"a¿ Reaå i r.g Ord. 492(a) enacteG CiC- 100 ....e 14 &ea. 3165 adopted 7::5. 3.:J~ ~¿cptc.ci ?es. :>166 'Õd op ted . . MINUTES OF THE DECEMBER 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL HEETIlIG RESOLUTIONS 34(a) No. 3165: -. Resolution of tbe City Council of the City of Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and ])"....nd. Payable in the Amounts aDd fr_ the Funds as Hereinafter Described for Salaries dI1d Wages for the Payroll Period Ending Ifovember 16, 1971." - read by Treasurer Frol1ch, Moved by Councilman Fitzgerald, seconded by Councillll8l1 Irvin, to adopt Resolution No. 3165. AYES: NOES: Councilmen Fitzgerald, Frolicb, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor Noel :lone Motion carried, 5-0 (b) Xo. 3178: "A Res0lution of the City Council of t~e City of Cu?ertino Al1~Jl~g Certain Claims and De~ar.ds Payable in the ~ounts and fro= t~e Funds as Hereinafter Descrlbed for Salaries a:1¿ \'ag.?s for the Payroll Period Ending :;ove:;'>er 30, 1~7l." - read by :rea~urer Frolich. H"~ê': :'y Cou:1.oil:oan Fitzgera:d, seconded by Cocncil=n lr."in to adQ;H R~3.)luli(\n ::0. 3178. AYES: ~OES: c.:mncilt1cn Fi:z@e:-ald, Frolich, Inlln, Stokes. Y.aycr ~oel Xc:t~ ~~~ion carried, 5-0 35. :\0. 3166: It;.. R~s~lu~!.on. of the City Count:il of t:"1e C!ty of (:~?:.!rt ino ,~llO"..:i:_~ Certaia Claias and ùt::;:a:¡¿s ?a:;a:,le i:1 the ,;\.~ounts a::'': :rc= :::~ Funds as H,,~rclnaftcr Di::scrib~d f'Jr Gèncral ar:.¿ ~iSCè:la:-:t:ous Expenditurc5." - read ~). Treasurer Frcl i~h. Mov¿~ by CouncilMan Fitzg~=ald, seconded by Counci¡~n Sto~eSt to adopt RèsJlution :¡o. 3166. AYES: NOES: Couneilcen Fitzgerald, Frolich. In<in, Stokes, ~ayor Soel ~olle Motion carried, 5-0 . . MIBUTES OF ~ DECEHB~R 6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL ~ŒETING 36. NO'_ 3159; "A -..o11lt1on of tbe City Council of the City of Clpetttno Gr-Pi-. a Variance to Earl E. penuúst- to .. e ~ )fil.i Lot: Width frOlll 70 Feet to 65.46 '~t f~ ~ IToposel DÞpIez Lots Located Westerly of aDd ~t ~ ~ "-, Approximately 500 Feet Sorth of Su,_ , Creek I1.wd.- - read by Mayor Nod. lIIwed by CoIIa:I::~X- Stokes. seconded by Councilman F1tzgeralc., to acJopt Ilesol1Rìon 50. 31S9. AYES: Cooa:..:J.l_ Fitzprat.l, Iròlin, Stokes, Mayor Noel JIOES : SOCllr ABSTAINED: ~nc:U.an f\.-olich HotioA <carried, 4-0-1 37, S~_ 3000-36: "A 2esolution of the City Council 0: the Ci~ ~f CDperti:o Calling for Bid~ on Sale of I=?rove=e~t B~~s Re1~tive t~ ~~~ey Avenue, et al. Street Aiéé~:~g P"':::~ct Assess:e~t District AD 70-1." - read bj' ~Jcr ~,:-.r;_~ ~~'ed by C:~ilcaa IrJ'- seconded by Councilman Stokes, to a¿o?t P.esolutic:: .::.::. 3~36. '-. AYES: (':=il~ Fro' < -~ . i .__...., _r...· 0, !;OES: ~:~ A3STAIXED: ~:~ncìlman '~tzgerald Stokes, Hayor Noel Moti~ tarried, 4-0-1 38. DisCU5$~~ of condit~cns attached to Application 13-TM-71 (Nelli",· _ The Direct~~ :f ~lic aorLs referred to his Staff Report 0: December 1. ~~71. ~lati~ tc the four points brought u? c: the applicar.t: $~~~ drair~¡e :ees, improvement bonds, ur.è~~grc~~¿ vater ri~ht$_ and sanita:y severs. As to the "'~:=, drainage fees, the Director of Public "~rF.s re- cacmended t~ ~oUDc11 a¿c?t the 2.5 acre minimum fee to be applied 111 cases ~h~:~ the lot Sizes are in excess oi that area and ~here further sU~TisìGG of t~e ~roperty can take place, ma~i~g it possible t~ ~~ll~t the t~tal fees comllensurate with the runo!! produced D: ~ p~perty. The fee due and payable by t~e Sellis' on the basis "f tlloe rec nd~tion outlined would amount to $1,950.00 f~~ eac~ of t~ lots within which building pe~its are secuo:ed. CC-lOO Page 15 Res. 3159 adopted Res. 300Cj-36 adopted Storm d'.:'¿i::.:-.~e fees recorr.me:-.~ã.t 10:). CC-lOO Page 16 1.prov- - . boads rec:"bI "aPfØIØI CndergrOCØll! water ripu 1.""OØll£~dOD .:Sa~i~~t"y· se-..-,¿r r¿co=::lex a= i ':n ?e.r-·;:¡,i:: chargE ~:;5g':5t~ ~:a:-= d:-a:"'::'age :e¿s ~C""...' := :rus: :'..::""..a.:. ja:;!.s :·ur :.:::=s ~ ~ 0 ~ :.:":: 'E:.E .~ ::.,;;r.~r :~:.~ .:'thers . . HINUrES OF TilE DECEHBn 6, 1971 Cl'n: COWCIL ME~DIG The Director of Public: Works recOllllllended. as to the 1IIIprovement bonds, that the City Councll adopt the policy authoTizing the utilization of a defeTTed developaeøt asreement and authorize the City Attorney to pTepaTe tbc necessary ~el agreement and possible ordinance changes which would facilitate adoption of tbe policy. As to tbe underground vater rights, the Director recommended the convey- ance of s~id water risbts to the City be required with the provision that the owners and successors in interest to these parcels viII have the right to utilize existing wells for the purpose of providing domestic and agricultural vater supplies necessary to satisfy their needs, except that at such time as the property is to further develop, the City may require that the water supply distribution system shall be developed to City standards under the auspices of an improved utility source desig- nated by the City Council. The Director recommended that the ûpplicant apply to the County Health I Department to deterniae t~e feasibility of a septic tank system. I The staff stated that it is generally felt that the 1961 Or iinance is outùated. CCl1ncllI:13n lndn said :'cs. Altos lUlls ~as a flat fee of $400 and the City of Saratoga charges S~50 per lot. He suggested the Îec ~ight be set by the number of u:-::ts rather than (,n size of the property. Per:1aps, by this :r:.i~:'=·,,=: ;;~r acre charge, '~e arc driving these people into a corne.r where t:-:ë::: ::.;¡:: be forced to s~ll t,.,) developers. COl1ncil~J.1:i Sto~cs agre.-=:-:' :;'..at the p~r-uni:. approach is ::lor~ valid. The ..:ity ~1.1nager s'lE :'~r Fresent fOIT.!u13 is on a:1 acreage basi:>. This d'Jes not fit tht; ;-r';:5é:'lt application. A study on this will be ::lCi.de. He said thcy ar~ s::-~:,,?tica! about making :t~y specific cha:\!;eo; because this is 0:1 a :. :-';5 t i und bas is. \,e have a nu:::ùer of rirainagc districts. A thorocg:-~ ~:.:¿y is nceJed before too man>· determln3tions are maùe. CQC;1cil:;!;I~ Irwin sugges't.e-: :.his be credited as ':o?C!1 space. Councllcan Stok~s sa:¿ ~~~5 deternirl.1tit}n is f!~c 1tt t~lis case, ~ut \-Ihac happcns ~!ben. ar.c:.:-.¿:'" sl::iL1T siUtatiou Cu;>:·...~ up. Ec c(.~uldn·t unùcrsté.w.ù' ·...·hy our stor=. ";:--air.agc fees ¡lrl' 2 - :. ti~e-s h";'~¡;èr than thos~ of neighboring ~;'t:cs. Councilr~.1':1 Fitzgerald ·.·a.-:; ;'¡.::>t in favor oi do i~.\"; an/thi:ì.g to cur Ordi:1ance at this ti::.e, ZIJt this b; it special C3';e ,....h-=~rc ·",..c have a prop(Ort)O o·,/ocr rcco¿el~:"'.b tõ1eir hor.l~. He W.lS :~1 favor ...,f <i one-acre r.Jitdrr.um in this caSt~.. Cc¡:;:.cilr.13i1 Frol ic~;, \o,'a<; not convinct.:d abc.ut adopting OJ one-acre fet: Dt.:cauL2 there still is i~ùinp' to lH.~ the problt'~ of runofi on tÏ\é othe.r four a~re5. A good cO::J.pro::"1ise st'eI:1c~ to be 2-1/2 acres, at this tl~. e . HDlUTES OF TIlE DECEHllEIt 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING The Director of Public Works answered CouncillD8l1 Stokes that a study could be completed 10 3 to 6 montbs. Hrs. Katby Nellis presented charts shoving that Los Catos charges $850, Saratoga - $450, Los Altos Hills - $200, Santa Clara County - no fee, Cupertino minimum is $150 and average is $180. It was ber feeling that the only time ve will have a problem is When tbose bills are developed. Hoved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Frolich tbat tbe fee be based on a 2.5 acre minimum and tbe overage of such fee to be refundable at such time as the procedure is wcrked out on the storm drainage fees; tbere sball be a deferred developnent agree- ment as to the improvement bonds; and tbe quit claio of undergound water rights are to be required only when the City is able to pro- vide water service to tbe property. Motion carried, 5-0 39. Appeal by Hr. Emil V. Mathews for a Council decision of an Ad~inistrative interpretation by the Building Official. The Director of Planning and Develop~ent referred tte Council to tbe lea¡:thy staff report on ;:his subject. The Assistant City Attorney quoted the Ordinance wherein it is the duty cf the City Council to give a decision on an administrative inter?retation by the Building Official. Mr. Hathews gave a detailed documented report of his problem, whicb se,,:ned to center around the fact that he feels t~¡e contrac- tor did not comply with Ite= 32 of the Plan Check Steels (double oarallel floor joists uDder parallel partitions). He felt that .he Building Departce~t vas deficient in signing this off as completed. He presented three exhibits: Exhibit A - a 51004.0g bill sub~itted to the City of Cupertino: Exhibit B - 54519 for other expenses; Exhibit C - the October 18, 1971 letter to the contractor, copying Mr. Benevicb. There followed a technical discussion about what Ite~ 32 actually said. The Building Official said tnere is a clerical error in Item 32 of the Check List, Which has been corrected. It now says, as it should, that there shall be double parallel joists under hearing partitions. Mr. M~thews said that 19 of 86 itelllS are Code violations, but be won't let them in the house to correct tbem. CC-lOO Page 17 13-'IH-71 motion ~tr. ."ta:: hf~"'·S· probl,"" Item 32 cieri""l error e 8 , KDIUTE5 OF TIlE D~ 6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~1l CouncUun StOKes suøeated Hr. Katbews furnish tbe Coundl with a ,th vd./tt.eD copy of his written DOtes so tbey ma)' study them. The CIty Council rt to stoclJ is only interested in the violations of the Building Code. Dr-att ~!:..: ':0 ,,\rcn1ce.:.: RES. 3:~õ p.)scpo~.~~ ~s. )1.-:' adopted A~torney James Baker asked that this not be delayed since the Court is Q~diting the City'. decision. Counc~lnan Stokes instructed the staff to put tbis matter on the agenda for the next City Council meeting. Councilman Irvin also suggested they be furnished vith the proper exhibits and literature prior to the next Council meeting. Mayor So¿l called a recess at 10:15 P.~. The meeting reconvened at 10:~3 P.~. ~o. Di5':~Bion of recv_.¿::de¿ settle",.."t C:'I Architect '5 claio for =~~i~~ due for C~a~i:1 Center Pld~s. (.1) R~solutio:t ~;o. 3:;5: "A Re~..'L~tio:1 of the Cit-; Councit ~: the City of C:.¡~erti:1o Ailt:~..."=~;:~:1~ an Ap?T0priat1on l'f :"';:lJs and A??r.)";i:-:g ~:1 Agr~e~·:':t :0r ~e~oti.1tcd Setttc::t:nt ...< Architect's :l!é:s.'o .\5:31:':.1::: City Atto!"::e:: :c::-r:: ::;tatc¿ -;.~:_ìt t~1~ dra¡t ,:,t t:.è ?r"pos~d sett..C-i:"'.:' :13S been Sê:::' ::: t::e Ar...·¡Ü:."·...:t. ~tO\'I.~ .~, I.·~''..:nci.lt:an S:'=··~'::'5, sccoolleJ >:: ".>'lncilman lr'...ia to pt)~t:,.J~~ R~s...<'.,;,.::'.~:: ~~o. 31;5 t(. t~.c ::ext reguldr ::~cting. ~~:io~ carrie¿, 5-0 I 4]. A?;:':"~'.J.1 of Contract !c~ c~ùiiiC.:J.t:2:: 0:: Ordin~1:H-:t13. (3.) ;::,>~olution :'c... J_:-;: "A R\..·s~·::~t:.J:. of tbe City Council ~': the Cit¡' c: :_~f'rt'::lO .\t'?:-~", :....; t:l:1l C....rl.J.i:. A;~rCL:h..':1t J.i.t~d :';ov\:~.;:·c:- :5, :'Y71 ßèl·"LI.:~: ~':è C~ty u: Cupc::tino anJ ':...'C:' Publis'¡~:lg :::.:=:r:a.:ty." - [...1.': ~:: :-:ayvr :;1'0..:1. ¡Mov...~j :-y C,,:-u!1cilman Stcic.~s, se..:ondt>¿ ;::y C.'HilC i l~:l:\:) 1 n..in t:' aJopt 'Reso:u~::~ ~o. 3176. ~~tion carried, )·0 "':'. 1" ,~ . . ~ e e !IlNUTES '~ TIŒ DECEMBEIl 6. 1911 CITY COUNCIL MEETING 42. Repor: Qa Vallco Park Traffic Study performed by De Leuv, eatbu Ccozpany. The D1r~=:"r of Public Vans referred to the submitted report and presente: slides of tbe area 18 question, t~e traffic generation table, n:-Nt pattern aDd f~ access points, analysis to shov certain ::=ection~l appro.~--. street patt~rn showing description of the ::c::"C, peak hour wo1ase to help f~=ecast problems; uUQber of appr~~:~ :aaes required. a representatio~ of expected origin of traffi: ~ ;estination, and some modifications of tbe freeway connect::::c; ,..":ich will be required. Altc:::atives have been sug- gested. ~c¿=¿ is the possibility of a nced for frontage roads. The D::,:::: oo"led one c=s1st&:lt recom.-".::iation is to tie in Tantau _~:- 3 :c~p for access to the pr0t~~:ics. Im?ro~ed access from ~:~ ~~3 C~eek Blvå :0 L4r~ence Expre~5~~Y is needed. Left turn l~~~j ~i¿¿ to be co--5~r;cted. The D:::,::: :: Public _==£5 sa:¿ toey are :oocluding landscã?ing here. :; - ":..!';e offered :.: p=-;:·:ide a F0::-: :.::: ..:>f Stevens Crl=o€:.f:. Blvd... _:. __ Cit~r pic:.c:.-=.~ '.;~ :r.e difft:':-~--..:~. Thjs \~·ou:'¿ :::=.e out c: ¡~~ e___' :unds. ::.¿: a.:.¿o::::-:' that Sc.ìr: '~,.l:: no obj(·ctiv:,: :0 c~osi:-:~ b . _ .....;>ening c:"".:: -.:::::::: ?oad. The c:.: ~..i-l;~'r said t::.e ::.::- :ouncil :-..,~ S20,0:. ;~~ ~~x fu~¿s &_- :~_~ purp0~~. askeà ::. ~ ::'èa:":down ....... :=:.ë: ::c:--.~y eXpt~::..~.:. signa:::_:.:c, 7":ev iousl y aut:-J....:- :'z(>d :,-"'J.:1cil::-.."ln Stc:'~~ :~r landsca?~~g 5~~ Counc::7'..:.: ::':""i'S noted :~: ~ provlsiC';: ::.l:5- :,ecn maåe in t~E: repart -::-:- ::j.~~ transit; e-:.::: :~r a:Jt(\::c:--_~...-:;. Thco Direc:c:- Ç:f Public ~.:.~ ~.1:'d a bu!; .;:.:~:~cr.: could:-.:- ·_·:rked h~to t'his ;:la:1. Rail tc,,',::c:Jtion was ::0: ~=::s:dereù. Notinf :·l: :,:s Rcport ~~~S =? to 1995, C:~~cilrnan Stokes ;~es- t:f.one¿ :.': '.-.i::'..iity of :::..e ·"::':::e report :--<:~~::.:i the next ;; y~zrs. At suc~ :~=~ 43 they are .arra=:~d. Vallc~ ?~rk G~neral M~;ager Walt~r ....:-:-: ';3~¿ they '.·i':':' ¡>ay :cr addit:'.~-..l: traffic signa:'s on Ste\·en~ ~:-,;_... 5lv:!. Fir:.::..;" A~.~:.:.e is to D;.- :;,x::~nded across 5.:evens Creek :._", '00'" there '<li:: ~ a driveway :-.i;?oint between it and Wolfe ;'"l':'. ':",u:1cilma:1 £~~us c!1sagreeà. ~~:". \-:ard cxplai:-:cd ho....· this è:-...·.-··.-l:: is necessary :c traffic lr.(....·t:.:-:..v:'l:, especially si~ce only t;-" ":::è" will be ¿e7,p:::>ped at this :i:::". Councl1ma:1 Stokes said r>.:: :c:~s are all ritht, but he ~as OO0t in favor of a leít- turn c:-~.:.=-=~: :~cre now. Moved ~:. :,:oc~ill'lan Stokes, 5econded by Co"oo~ilman Irwin to send this Tr::::: 5tudy to the ?l~ing Commissi::1 and to pay the fee. HotioB carried, 5-0 CC-100 Page 19 Summary of Traffic Report La::¿:-I,:;\~li :":.:: . . . . II':":.L :.;~. .'¡J Ga~ t~x (H:-hìs a:: .....~';1. ~ .."'J ~;¡S.s tt-ansit n0t ::1': l\h!,'d in :'( i,.'rt Send R<'port to Plan::. (.'"":>1. ¡. pay the (l'l' ::':-100 ?1¡e 2 0 E'tnds for f_ JDÇ>ropriated - - ~:1'J-:- . :--,::! t LO::' 1_ -....:.".! ¡-¡~ 3167 p :?:~li ":r,..3 loIit:' :- service ',.3:'311atio06 ~~:1 c Ît.a y Honea . . _·U.;; OF 1= iJE::EMBER 6, 1971 CITY COUNCIL ~ETIJlG JllJlUU. ORD£J.: Jll:rred by C<>=ciWn Irwin, ... n ~... by Councilman FroUch to appropTiate the funds i..'C :å.. fee. AYES: Co=:'!:en Fitzgerald, ProUcb, Irwin, ~yor Noel JIOES: ¡¡"". ABSTAINED: :,:'.:.=.dlman Stokes Motion carried, 4-0-1 lIE"Á BUSUŒSS 43. Repor: ~:<::ard respoC5e fro~ the Cu,<:::~~ Scene. Cc':"cil,"~·', ',« ·..~uld like :: c","tinue sc:,:, :'..~,' of infor:'Oational =..¿.;azine ~:'.. -: : -.;; rt?spcns.? ....¿~ 3 to 1 in f.:i·:'::- .:-: it. --. Re(:Ut'~: ï::-::pl::,':' - :- .;':-:::issio:1 c:. J.??lication under tLe £:::¿.r¡Z:\...'ncy H. ....... .. . .~ -.... (a) .' - . ::0. 11ó7: "A ?,esolut:c~ ,: :::~ City CU',,,cil 0:' Cup~rti=: A~:~olizing ~x. :~~~ of a:l A;ree~e~t ::...: Count~,· :: 5ë:--;.t,:¡ Clara :":', :. .t~ City of C:.:?ert::':-:'f) :0 the [:l€:.r~~:".c::; t.:nploy::-...:;:: .:,"': .J: 1971." - reaå :-: :;ùel. - .. ~ ' :..:..- . !0':~d . I ,,¿:opt AYE::: bv Co. ','.:-:,,:1 Stokes, sêc",,¿e'Ì by C"to,,:,:·,:: Fitzgerald to R<>s:__:.: ~;"'. 3167. SCES: (~._ ":-;' Fitzg(!:-a:'-='. F!"C'licht 1:--':':.. ~::,-'K.....S, }1aY'Jr ~oal ..... . .\ ~ . . Motior. ~~!"ricd, 5-0 4>. Reql1l'~: tract ,.' ~ ':_'~~1c!.1 t"c·:ie'".· c: i\'ater S~:-':.__ ~. <ic:' rcLit:''e to . ~ -:. :-tackay EC~5.. T::.e Dire.::..':- : ='_~lic Wvr~~s a~~i::d t~1'.:! C";~~·,.:. aa.:'ter.. ::c- ~..:__ ~.\a Jos..:: ',:a:.e:- \';0:-",.:,5 has ',.;_:. scate:=euts. __~ ~uidal1ce C~ this :~ their verbal ~·I.,d by l:,' t=-e City," " ..-......:1 In.;ir.. s(:c=:;.¿~t.:. !¡y C',~:·..- -, ?cocced ·..·i:::.. ccr.::;dctil.':\ :-~ ~/,.~t~ral¿. co direct c:- sl'r;icc ins:allatinns. Mot ton carrted, ~-O . e .. KlNUTES OF nu: DECEMBER 6, 1971 CITY r.oUNCIL MEETING 46. Proposed revision of Memorial Park flover grovins contract. ÐPon request of the Director of Public Works. it was .oved by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilman Irvin to table this _tter. Motion carried, 5-0 47. Appeal by applicant of conditions imposed by the Planning Comaission on application 35-U-71. (Claude T. Lindsay) T..e Direct~r of Public Works reviewed previous policy where you have utility poles on three sides you have the opportunity to bring tho> ~3tter before the Planning Co~ission. The Cse Permit could be ,,~iitioned in the granting oi i~. They have no dis- agreeme:1t -.,ot'. the inpractability oi th~ r<.,,,val of these poles at this tire". P.G. & E. will not undergr"u,,': th.." in their present location. CC-IOO Page 21 , j 1 ~ 'j Contract tabled \ , . , ~J. \~alt¿~ ~::;:'r, representing the appiic.1~t. said the City wants )o~eels cl'J::::<..:it them to t'".:: :':1 some conduit for r~s~i:-<y ..... -.... day s~r·..~c:~n~ other i.'~;p~l...se ':0" Ì1O::1es in : -.-= area. He f~els ~(" c;houL: 7-(' :-..>i,:,:,:hur~~d -,'hen he putS : his ho~c ~'',;::crs this C0r.'::.;:': in. They arc alrpac.ly tIIhh'r;:,:,,",'a:,¿in~ their deve!opr.h.....n;.is unfa::- SO~ they ~:¿ ~eing as~e¿ for futt:re U~¿(~~~~ll~di~~; co:.c~it tllat I =y or ::3:- ~,t be useè. lie did not ~.'t' '.';,:, ~,¡~ 11t':::(· bu>'~rs slH'uld: be requif~: :~ pay for this. I The City Y-'-r_3g~r said whene~er they &c' ¡"tc' a subdivldoa the)' \ This situ"t :cn don't tÌii:-.~ in terms of 2 or 3 "cars. 7::~~ ....·ould be a case where' , sir.1Ílðf ~c the cost~ '.,:~'~lJ be pas5ed on to· the ~:."'=(' l'·...::t~r5. He us¿d the I J~n \\"at{:!" ~¡¡ir. analogy C': J. 12-inch water cain that is :ö~..1rf"d on a pro rata basisJ He said a :.-:elop::tent of this siz.. r:ig:¡t c'i:,onK~ the electrical : distribut::~ pattern. Mr. ~Iuir >3:i there was no di&cusslC'n .'f uaJ"rgrounding prior to the Publ:, ~"arings. The City Y-'~ager said this is the best an5",~r we can corne up with, with the t:r:s we have to use. Councilma~ >tekes felt it was incquita~le to require th~ residents to pay [.of t~eir own undergroundlng an~ in addition, to provid.. f" undergrou~::ng in the future for neighbor¡"b property. lie wanted to refer ot back to the ~taff so they can ,ome back with a proposa for a more equitable answer to this. ~!atter st<'.t ba~:'-. to fõ~a! f · .." KI:'"UlES OF TII3 JJ£CEHBEIl 6, 1971 CITY OOUNCIL MEETING Tbe City Manaser aaid he will take tbis matter to the Undergrounding eo.úttee. He Aid former Councilman Green IllUSt be replac<'d on tbis CoIIIIIittee. I,f there is SOllIe way we can make a 10- or 20-year payback on this it would be good. There is some question about wheth~c or not the eoDdit1on 20 funds could be used for tbis. nc. Prol1ch Mayor Nod appointed Councilman Frol1ch to tbe Undergrounciing Committee. .appointed t.o ,Com:oittee f , , Res. 3177 a¿opted Cc::s..::nt (.?ol t~:- 'ia r i 48. Award of bids for Civic C~nter sidewalk. This matter was continued. 49. Adoption of Emergency Plan. (a) Resolution No. 3177: the City of Cupen tno by }Iayor Noe 1. "A Resolution of the City Council of Adopting an Emergency Plan." - read ~!C"',j by Councilman Stokes, seconded by Councilcan filzgcr,lld, to ac~;t Resolution ~o. 3177. Motion carried, 5-0 cn:,3:::XT C!\I.E~;DAR 50. Resolution :;0. 3168: "A Rcsc,tution of the City Council of t;.P. City of Cu,'~~tino Re"ci::o.iin~ Resolution :>0. 311,7 and to Approve Final Plan for the Improve~Ln: of Frontage at Mary Avenu~; .\uthorizing the City Engi",....er to Sign the, 'ina1 1'1,"'; anti Author- izing Execution of Agrc~:":c:1t in Connectio:1 rhcr~with." 51 R'I:?solutiou ~;o. 3169: itA R~~c\tutfon uf th~ City Council of thp C~ty of Cupertino ~P?rov!n£ t:~c Inprovenct1t of Frontdg~ Alang I~perial Av.:!nue and Autill.'riziah £x('(.~tion of ,\gret'¡;l,,~nt in Connection Thcr~wLlh." 52. Resolution No. 3170: "" !(,-,;ùl..tion of the City CO:l~cil of the City of Cupertino Accc~ti",; Qaitc1al::¡ Dced an:! :\utl\<)ri~ation from Albert Perrotti úba l'err<Jtti Co"stru"lion Co:"pany." ~J. Resolution No. 3171: "A Rcôo1ution of the City COl11:dl of :he City of Cupertir" Acc"rti!1,~ Q.ui~dai~, Deed and Authoriz.,tion from Ditz-Crane, a Californi.a Corporation." - ... . . t e ..' KIIIUTES OF nlE DECEMBB,6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL !ŒETIlIG (,", ,"'/ 54, lteaolution Mo. 3172: "A Resolution of tbe City Council of tbe City of CupertÚlO Authorizing tbe Execution of . Cooperative Park Area Agreement Between tbe City of CupertÚlO aDd the Pacific Cas and Electric Company." , , 55. Resolution No. 3173: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Accepting Dedication of Real Property for lIøadway Purposes frCQ Edward S. J. Cali, et 81; Consisting of Approximately .853 Acre, Located on tbe East Side of Wilkinson Avenue, ~orth Side of Columbus Avenue, and West Side of HarIa lIøsa Way." 56. Resolution ~Io. 3174: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Cupertino Ar~:oving Finai ~~p of Tract 5081, Xontebell S~. 6; Accepting Cer:ai~ Drives, Places, Avenues and Roads; ,luthorizing tne City Engineer and the City Cler~ to SJgn the Final ~~p; and Author izing the ..\gr~~::l.·nt 1:1 Connect ion Thcr(-- wit.h." ~!()v(~à b)- Councilcan Sto:':'est secolldc>J by Cou:1cil::..1:; Fitzot,. r...:... [0 apprC've the Conse:1t Ca: e:-.car. ~!.:>t ion carr icd, 5-0 REPORT Of CFFIŒRS 57. City 5ta{f The City :-tanager "aid 5?-325 WaS p"~';eJ iato 1a'... It refcrs to salc~ tax an gas. Sa-5~5 (:~tor Vc!\lcle In Lieu Tax) has ?assed the Hcuse and Senate ð..ì¿ is before the Governo: for signature. Th" C1t}" ~.anag"r said he has received a request frø the City Clel"Ì\. of \'allejo fO!''Jar¿i:;g a Rcsolut ion rC'gardinr. rc·..e:\u(' ~haring and 3 i'~tit ion. He reco=~nded the ne....·s meJia h~ abkcd to report this and pcopJ c could co::>c to the Cily Hall to sign the pet i t ion if they so åesired. The Peninsula Division ~ouJd like to know as soon as possible whic\ COmQittee the City Council would like to be on. The Director of Administrative Services asked the Council for a supplemental Agreement to the Emergcncy Emplo~ent Act. CC-IOO Pase 23 ~.l':: : t... l~;.d:-.:- .u.lo:'r tcd luf,"'r::lit~~-·¡ -," ~Lite ":'-:~~s R.C'\,("'"'\Ut: shari:":.;; Pl"n. Di·:. Cm:!.":1itt"c CC-lOO ,..e 24 ,=~ bp1OJ-- ~c f.-d ¡ Su"plus f~s c1epos ited ~:> Barclay's ~!"~ e , . KIHUTES OF TIlE D~ 6. 1971 CITY COUNCIL MEETItcG Hoved by CouncUIIIaD Str~. aec:oaded by Counc:i1.llaß Fitzgerald to app~opriate $5700.00 fràatbe Unappropriated Surplus of the General Fund for the fundiDI of, die supplemental grant under the t:merlenc:y Faployaent Act. lIIJCiøø carried. 5..0 58. City Councilmen Treasurer Frolicb moved, seconded by Councilman Fitzger~ld, to deposit 1$150,COO ~i surplus funds to be deposlted December 7, 1971, for thirty days, t~ 3arclay's Bank ac 4-5/8% interest. IAYEs: C~~ncilmen Fitzgerald, Frolich, Irwin, Stokes, Mayor ~oel : :\01-:5: ~.):'\~ I I I I Mctioa carried, 5-0 :-: _ _::2:' :r('d~ :t.~ì i<:~1 as:':E.~ ':~at the staíf furnish him with a CO?Y of his _'-'Lte~. :: ~:'i.r....~Lay·s; :.~ :--1,'5 a CO?Y Cot" tht? lett~r to :':r.·:ls-Fa:-3t)· r::.~::i-.~e -- :'~,15'o; :-r.- Dr-... _-. . ~ ....t··o; - -.... ;\~:,l ;'~a.t:. :-::.'S :~'\r ?oJ.~c.:.:. k.t·-;t:rve I :-::r:OL::.':~-.:"'. ;:-,llcl1 as(.e~ !¡".e staff tCI c~~ck to see ",,¡hdt ~t !:ai<.es to I ':';>,.L:~-::::: : ~tl~ c:;, t:-.~ :.",;ster Orl!i;ì:H~~~t!. . , I CO'.J:~:'.>-'~· ;~..)lic:ì asic.~¿ :: \ 5a1,: ~ .,,:-':.:' :'s no lease :~".... C\p::':\ .i: :::t.: pr~scnt ti.~.e. ".':: ha..op a l\'J,s;;'. LJ...... rh~ Cit:: Y;s:13è,¡:-r per ~e. \):l~ is ocin~ prese~:.;,.:': t-:> t:.a \~e ~an t:,o.!:'l pr\J~~~d ",·i::..~ ::.Ù~..: ;'1:,: :':1anr:t"! ¡ i l1 t.. ~~ .... ~ _ . . I 'C\J~I.~....__--:: St.)~es ca!:e.=. a:tcntion t,· [h..... dftiLl(" L-. t~e ?J,r:...-'r'~ ~her~' : ..;~... ..~:.. _ _ .... 0~ Higr...·ôys ".':1S suc.i t'"r ~hli~...ji.n~ a ir..:l.·.:a:o .:;) ,:~o~e It,}, ~ - .: ..':'l ial area C-i"45i.~; c:.;tn.·"':':~' :¡.:":.i~ in l!101': A.r-..:a. T~e paper '~_1:', t.~ '::\'~::;ion of i~iè-·':~:'·c;; lost t::l' (".J:.t..1I. 1!~,~ s:a:"i ·,·:as ,-,sl'.ed t,o rl·~..:..r_:- :,~:s. , !(OUl~.c:':-:.j,.: Fitzgerald sa:.a r.t. actl-:1,i\'.t t:l·.' l\...i!~t' CO¡'::"".is~lL':1 Cv:.:nittcc I '71~eti:":.i:" Y,-"rty peop!...: t;...o~:. out. .1.pph,.I·_i.~:U.. ~:(·Y.t ~ecting for the I !)oiic~ :,~~..:r\·c is ''':edr..es~ay. Decet:1bt.'l" 15th. I :13yor :;",,: a,kcd the sta:f to check "'~";¡' ."';' !",H:c:"sti'r r.artcr rq,i\rd'.ns I t~le Clòrr :--,..lilbo"t. I . . e . . ~. _, M OF THE ¡:~:':~::R 6, 1971 cxr.r o;xm:n. 1-iEE'!'DiG ,'-- --J." ." ...:J'....' :t.~,S.i~~ Counci1aaD Stoke..... - -_ CoaDci1JDan Irvin to adJI-PØ >'~}, ..' P.M. , j,!J ij Motion ~I"'.. 5-0 ¡ ~-" .. -.:0: ¡sf Q7de L. Noel ..,..., City of Cupertino .--.~.. : f. Ow'::.. E. :::-::~~ C':''':.'']' ~O . ,_~r.f. cc-lOO Page n i I I I ¡ I , , i I I