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em OF CUPE.'triSO, State of California
1G3OO Torre Avenue, CuperU..... California
Telephone: 252-4505
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Hu.1JT£S OF TilE: 1Izc¡.-r.a !ŒETl1iG OF n:¡¡:" CITY CGUm:lI.
JŒL¡) SEr.nIBa la. 1972 ¡N Tm~ COTJNC1L ClWIBER
. CITY 1iAU;. Œ!'m'L"O, CAL1FOa:aA
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sawn: TO THE FLAG
JIaJor Frol1Ò open8d the -1Da .t 7:30 PH \l1til the Salate UJ tha
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KIU. CALL
CDuacilmen pre5en~:
Counc1l~en .:sent:
Irvin. Jackson, Meyers, Spar;'s, Mayor frolich
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S~aff pre5en~:
City At~orne7 Ad~s
D1rec~=r of Plannin§ and Develop-.ent 51.;'
D1rect=r of :u:lic ·:or;'s ';ar~orough
Director of P.rks .,d Recreation 3utler
DejlO&t:r City Cler;' Glaays "c:!u~h
~ES OF ?'-.'ii1OUS ~ET::;G
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,1. ApprovL of M1l1U~es of ~1ar ;:eet1ng Sepu:-:ber 5, 1972. ¡
Counc1l:::a:::. Jackson no~e4 OG ;oa¡e 9, agenda ite:: 13, ~:.ir:! paralra"J
_c:ønd line sao.üd r.ad: -CId it \In not in good t.ste." I
Counc1l~n ~eyers noted DC pale 20, t~1rd paragraph, second line,
-Stevens Creek Glvd." s~14 ò. dele~ed and replaced vi~h ~Ary
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~r Fr01ic~ noted on Pac. 2~, second paracra?h under it.: 38,
-c to last line, atd the vol'd "previous" be added bet....ea t!1.
-.ris ..... and "doa control ol'd1Danc.... On page 3; &lenda it. 4,
oIe1ate ''T1I:a1n¡ and ord.rl~s of ~ak1D¡ a bus \las discussed."
~ed by Council%an SparLa, seconded by Councllnan Xeyers to
approve ~he ~lnutes of 5e;o~eeber 5, 1972, as ~orrected.
Mo~i_ carried, 5~
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HDIUTES OF em eOURCD. øu;UJII~ or SEPTEMBER 18, 1972.
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A. Notice froa Santa Clara CoIIIIty Flood Control I11III VacK' District of a
-ÙIII set for 10:00 AH. September 22, 1972. at vbich the questiOD
of rec1aMt10D ancJ r......of _tnater anel the relat1oub1p of such
a prosr_ to water iBportat1oD plans will be eli.cus....
B. 1leqaut frOlÌl Hr. BiU D!m<t'r' for pemi..ion to sell Ball_D puIIIpk1lla
in the .... location .. last year, which is a vacøt lot Dut to
Scbo's !lestaurant~ ~ tme period requested 18 thirtY elays,
eDdins November S, 1972.
C. Ke~est fro= CupertiDo Touru..en~ of Bands, 111c., that the week of
¡c..èer 12, 1912, be proclaiaed as the ''Tour~t of Bauds OJeei<".
D. An ~..ice from Y.r. Lavreuce K. Johnson that due to aployment requ1re-
:~:5 for being out of state, he has su~1ttecl his resignation as a
:e=:~r of ~he Water Co=:1ssion.
5. Ar. ~"quiry fr~ Mr. Jac£ Keen, President of the Oakdell Ranch
Hc~~~~~ers Association, as to the ~entative .~rk schedule for the
C,:~ :~ prov~de s1de~a:k facilities to' be constructed along
5te'~"s Cree~ ~lvd. fr~ Phar Lap Drive eas~erly over ~he hill
~,,:: ~~n~a Vis~a-Cupertino area.
F. A~ ¿~.~~e froo Count, t~t a oeeti~s has be~~ scheduled for 12:30 PM
~~ :e?:~:er 29, 197¡, for a brief~nl on the recently co~pletecl
:ay ~=ea Earthquake £tudy.
G. Re:.esc from Santa Clara County t:n1ced rund for pe~1ss1on to
cc:.~;;.:: its annual caçaign.
H. Le::er fr~ citizen regarding the Mariani K1n~all.
õtaff to a:~end' Kayor :==:ich asked that a staff ner,:er atte"-d the San~a Clara County
""ater" tUI,:'''1 Flood :.:"trol and ::ater Dis.tr1ct :::eeti"-1Ii at lC :00 AM on Septe:::ber 22nd.
?=?;'1n salas
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Moved :y Council~n lr~~n, seconded 0: Cou"-ci¡-an Spar's to approve
Mr. ~:.:~'s request.
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:!!IRUTES OF CITY COUNCIL XEETtNG OF ~El'Tï:Y.3ER 18, 1972
JItn'ed by Councilman Irwin; seconded by Councilman Jackson to
proclaim week of Xovem;,er 12, 1972 as "TournjL"1er.t of Bands :,le.k".
Motion carried, 5-0
~ Frolich asked the staff to see ~o it that a Resolution be
draw up for Mr. Johnson, who is re~1r1ng from ~he Water Commissio
The Director of Public Works 'J111 prepare a re~ort on the work
schedule for the sidewalks on S~evens Creek Blvd. from Fhar Lap
Drive, going east.
The Director of Public Works will look into the matter of the
September 29th 3ay Area Earthquake Study meeting.
MOved by C~unci:=an Meyers, seconded ~y Cou:lcil~an Jackson to
approve the ënited Fund request and to waive the bus1:1es5 license
fee.
Motion carried, 5-0
The letter regarding the ~r~an~ ~~ll would be broug~t u? dur~ng
d15Cussi~n ~f t~at 1tea.
REPORT CF COt"XCIL REPR!::SE::TATIV::S
4. ~:ayor :rolich:
Transportation Advisory Conmittee
Mayor Fr~lich salc1 three ::ee~1D1s are for~;"co,.,~ng for "Spe",k~nl!
Out on Transit": Sou~h County - Se;>tet:Úer 26th I ~:"rt~ County -
Sept~ber 19th; Cen~ral San Jose - Se;>teober 30th. Cupertino
residents pr~:ably would go to ~he Septeaber 29th ~ee~ing.
Inter-C1ty Council
Mayor Frolicr. revi~ed the proposal for c;"an !lng the voting
arrang""'en~s d t;"e PPC. Coun~1n~ of t:,e votes under the new
sys~8!:I would see:!! to be verv tl=:e-co:l"lIl'Iini'. Und'!r the present
clrcWDStan.:es, unless fur~her evidence is produ',ed, the City Coun-
cil is opposed to making changes in the voting F,rocedure at this
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Resolution for 0,\
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SCB s1de-~alks
Earthquake Study
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HIJOTES OF cm COUNCIL MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
Councilman Jackaoo questioned whether San Jose was well represented at
thes. PPC ::IHt1D¡s. and if DOt, whether the new voting arrangement would
belp to keep San Jose 1Dtueated in the PPC. He felt it was worth sc::e
further s~1. Councu.an lrdn vas in favor of continuing all they have
Þa: the past UDle.sit 18' found that there 111 liuch disagreeent 011 this
point. Co1Inc1lman Heyers agreed with CouDci1lllan Jacksoo.
Leaps. of Californis Citiea - No meatiq,
Leg1l1Iative Review Conmittee -- No ~eeting.
s. Councilman Ir.nn:
Drug Abuse Coordination ~illsion
1r.~ere will be a aeet1ng next week.
Police Co=1ttee - Meat1nl 0:1 ':ednesdaÿ.
6. Cou~,~¡=an Jackson:
Association of Say Area Gover~~ents - ~o -.eetlng.
Santa Clara County ~ater C~1ss1on - So =eetinl·
Planning Policy Comml~tee -- Looks like there
will be a meeting on October 26th
7. Councilman Meyers:
Planning Policy Co~lttee
~lllslde Subcocolttee of PPC
Both co=~t~ees w111 meet next ..·ee;'. He asked the opinion 0: the Council
on the Revenue S~ar1ng Sill. ~~yor ¥rollc~ said it appears that we have no
alternative but to go along with it.
Counclloan ~eyers said he has bee~ appoint"j to fill the vacancy on the
SUb-Com:ittee on Regional Government of the Peninsula D1v1s1øn of the Leag~
of California Cities.
8. Councilman Sparks:
Flood Control Adv'sor;' Co,....Üttee
Co:'"U'!\1ssi:m on ~'lcC"~H"..i:i..,
He has not heard a~out any Flo:d C.Jntr '~Ci.}t::I-' . T;¡c Alc3h?lif;;' C<J::-.rnissicn
will be ~eeting next week.
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mlWfES (If tin COI.-NCIL MEET:::G or SEyn:S¡;R 18, 1972
PJ.A!CI1Nt; cœttlSSlON
9. Su!r.aiss~on of !anu~e5 ?f naular auticg cf Sept__ 11. 1972
10. Application IS-U-72 of 'aul A. ~.arian1, Jr., for U.. remU to
constr~t 3 sho?pin¡ ce:~er to Inclu~e 86,80' a;. ft. of
general retailing space cd a:t 8Uco,.~ti'te car ".... 011 &1Iprox1-
œtely :1. S acres. 5a!.ò property is i,. a ? (Pl&DDeð Develc;»-
ment) vi:11 cot:ClÏ!rda1 intent Zooe a~¿ :_~ located adjacent to
and ~~st.rly of Sara~osa-~Uftnyv.le R~ad arpr~x~atel, ISO feet
south ~: the interaec~1o= of Valley Creen Drive and ~or~~
Sarat~ga-5unnyval.. !load. !tec_nded t<,r denial.
(C<'~t!.=~e: from ceet1n¡ of Sept~:er 5, lQ1~)
The Pla,.,.!.,,> ~!.rector referre¿ to t~e ~.7t.=~er l~, 1972 Itaff
report .c:"~ a:3t~aca~ed ,re'lious rep<,rt; a. ..:1 a~ Plannin~
Co~iss::~ ~~~ H-Con~rol ~ear1n.s on tc~- ~a:t.r, calling atten~io'
~o toe c:~~:::~~~ recðmCen¿e~ in th~ ~v~~: t,is a~711cat~o~ :s
approvec,
~.ayor F::>~ ' _.ited if tI',,, Cit,' .ould :< :,,\',·r..1 !.n regard t: t; e
asscs:o.-'C::"'.: ~;'5:rict in t:-::s area. T::c "':..r~.:t:r ù! Fu,lic 01":('3
said t","," c,r:. already s1g"ed ~he petitt..". .: that ,,>a"e.. it
effect:......i.
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Archite..:: :...a.:,=urd Johnson. :..30 Frankl~r.. ~'.s.:an¿. w~t:-. t:.e f1r~
of Ha=~r:-~:'i .1Ud i!er1&n. p:'aced the s:'t~ ;-1.1:: <õi:-:d I".nci.r~:'.¡ IJn
t:ae bul:i':~:: :-.:o.1rd. !~e first re·..l.·.·.¿ :' ~ $èr\'iceo yard. ;.-:. §a~d
that r.:.~'.'::':; ::,;.! truck ra=¡: tc the nort,· ~u~.;i -:r~at. pro:l.~,,j.
t:nloadi~. ~:~:4 ta~e place at t~e vrong .~~ ~i t~~ ',ulldin2. ~e
feels t~.\ :~~ ~u:ld a 20· lonr masonry .£:: anj landaca~in¡ along
it to ser...,. t~ls area. A6 ~ö the ~rd:::'. he felt that t~e
objecti..,.. =_aed '",ere not c~"letely' ,£:i.i :-.c£"ge they do i1a"e
a .er\·i~~ ~:~Ye.
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Councll".1" ;?&rÏts asited ~r. Jo:'n..on if he :.:t the trees reco"'- I Gr.-\" of tree'
aended ~y :~,.. :¡-COn~rol ..,0..14 !llock ü,~ \':e:.r of t:1e storea. ,,11: .,loc;' v~."
Mr. John~~ >ai.1 they ,",ould, but QFt is go:ng alon¡ ..,1th ~he plan. of stores
The major te=an~ ..,111 10 &10111 ..,1th it, but the a1nor ~en&l1~"
v1l1 pr:ba::~ object.
To prov~¿e .ariety, the arc~1tect said :'e is proros1ng ~o ra1ae
the roof ..t ti1e ~jor tenant's build!n; by S feet.
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JUllUl&S OF em COUIICIL ~~ OF SEPTE.'!3E1l 18, 1972
CoImdlaa Jackson s·al rN! mersing the traffic £lOll by the bank.
~. J,,-.. n said thia ~ _ to be if the bank decides to 10 to
pi! -tic t1Ib... Aa ie,« '.. now, you have to approac:b the bank
driY81P 1dadow on tile ~Yft'. sid..
Coac1laa IniD wat"ro ... sur. the "FULL" sip wU1 111ht up
Sa ,1_t1 of tillle to a1at: prOspective bank custOÞers viseD this
occaa1oc occar.. On the tDteraal street the sign should be facing east
to al.n patron vb... the atacldnl lanes are full. Mayor Frol1cb
falt tile patrollS ~cI _ .ether or not the lanes are full ancI
a .1&n val4 not b. nee....,..
1Ir. Jo=- f..ls that to :r1D& cars throug!1 between the t>8rket and
the .In.. nor. ,""CUld b. a :i.take. T:,e, are trying to put a pedestrian
cour~yar~ ~II t~at locat1oc.
COWI~ l :=." :rvill went O'I'er ü. reasons '.-!I, t:,e proposed was a logical
locat::~ ::~ a car vash -- if we are to ~3ve a car ~ash in Cupertino:
on a :a::: :~roughfare. clo.. to the :ree~ay, ~50lated fr~ residential
proper:". ~:3" controls the noise. !',~ a..?l1cant has ::ade a great
.H"t: ' _:.- ::'e tr.e. c¿ :cdscaping :" ~'Jerco"e the "sea of asp!1al t".
He sa:: ,. .a. not in favor of extendir.; t:,e service road. He wo~ld
like :: ~.t :ne t~~ acre. :.ft in tre~s. as a ~uffer. He ~ould li~e
to .e~ :-eS ~.c~~. . par& and the City ~ould ~ainta1n it.
Coun...~.- :a~~son 1~Le4 t~ aeanderine sidewal~ and landscaping pla".
He d:; ~:: :.oncur n.c.ssar~ly with be :ar wash location. Anoti:er
.p~l 1.:01: .:":': :or . car 0"''':4, is pending .:"~ a ~ 'cation that. \:as fomerl~·
a .oer';.." Hatlon. He s.:'d ::.. generall~' agreed with t'.. ;¡-Con~rol
cond i: ,:~.,
Coun~::",",~ ~oeyers felt t:::'. ;troposal "as a big iT:lprovezoent. This car
vash .h:~:: :. a.$.ss.o O~ its merits; perhaps the City could use
tvo ~3' ..~~... The City is pretty ~e:l c0~nitted to make this ~rea
COr:l::.lI! r.: ..L. .
Counci::..., 5par:'s f..ls ü.t Planned ¡)eo:e:op"ent is a :oust in this City.
The bu~:':"::¡ placement has not changeJ ':cth t:\is proposal, alt!1ou¡;;, the
land~ca. :::1 has illprov~. Se wondered ',;hat l..pact this .de':elo,,-,ent wculd
have "" :::. other Pla"ne4 ¡)r;elop"ents :n t.;is area. Ee s¡;"gested
vaHint: :=Ul the General ?lan co::es out. .," '.",~ld alse lÜ,e to 100;'
at th~.' .-::h bicycle paths 111 aind. He '.:01~eecd :.0,", :na"y ingress:' egress
points ::oere will b. froc ~..rianl ~!a:l J:e: ' t.,c street. lie wont!erc.~
vha~ ::1,":: ~his would have on other ,,:ro,::>, '"oh as Stelling Road.
H. &1., ~..ut1oned wet!::er we want t':,· C.ie ~'a,h€~ ,<1tèlin 1-1/2 blocks.
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~I!.'t.i::S c: :::1 COi..':iW. ~t;¡Ui:; Of SEl'u.'t'·Wt ¡a. 1972
Mayor Fr~~~;: ~ised ¿eal1n¡ v1'A this pro;osal on i~. aerits.
Be ~oul~ :'Cé t~ see s~e cco~1ticns dórected to~aTd water
~eclaoat!~~. etc.
EDa1~Hr :;'r,. S~okes, repr_Ung the Karla:1i F811l1)', vas DOlt
sure t::.at t c<!r s;'oul¿ :.. the first develor-ent to dedicate the
cvo acres u a park. t .1 is reqa1r8!'1eDt should !Ie apjll1ed !to
...ryoae. ::. DOted V.u::'co hß baa DOt beeD required to do this.
He said th~. represeots oboDt 20% of the property, and would be
.. unfair :ur:tea. lie atr...... that they are prov1dill¡ laødst:ajl1Dg
aDd bufferi1¡. the t.r--1DØS of the ~ street paralleli:1 Highway
9 ends a: ;;="ol..f Or1ote. tbe owner of t:-a~ 6 acres at the end
bas beeD cs.accessfully appntaChed. He bas not given uy indi-
cati~n ::~t .. is lDterested 10 de~~lop!ng. they have related to ,
It) e propn:' to ~he nort;:' viü landsca..i:1~ and aCCe3S. Bu1caay,
~.ever. :'ey relate to tba property to the so~th. the car ~ash
~.\¡ ~. :~. Ja:e ty,. .rc~icec~~r~ as tte rest of t~. center.
:t ,.e:s a~-~.t 100% the ~14el~nes set do~~ in t~e sC~/:ce station
r~rt. ~. .,rees with P::'&!m1D1 :C!' iS5'~" ::;),:;iit!on 15. As to
c.ond~t::,:: _ -. -.e d".. n~t t:i:..k it r-"eans 75~ ~... ::.... de·/elo,-:e:",.:.
~ut rat".~ -': ~f ~he drul store and ~i:1or st~res or t~e ~ar~et.
~. r~c~~~-.~~ the co~~1t~c= t~at :~.J cð=e ;efor~ t~e Ci!y
:"ucc~: ,. ~"e eliainat1o" of aD ex~uing .erv:ce 5~a:è:" ~r.
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( cra ..id t:'. ;tr')~osed i'a:'~ . :ou:'! represent C40'··
~ total ~~riaa1 pro?erty_
:he :la~~.-, ~lr#ctor ~a~d t~..c at the ti~! ~i ~I":~~~.l Z~~:~?
of t~. \~.:~:"':~ pr",.rty Oft :'~.. .83:.r1y si..!~ ,,: ~~;.l·Jay 9 there
.a. a ~~,~.sj~:n AboQt t~. po..~3111ty 0: a :0-acre ,ar~ s1te
..¿~..c.r.t ::- ~~"1:1n. Junior ::::',;: SC~1oo1. ~o·:e'..er t t:"'~1I did ~ct
appear ~" :,. :eDtative .p. the City Att~rne, sa.d tentat~ve
!'.a;>s CA:' ;' ¿.,,¡e; ~à1s w"u14 haole to be researc.cJ.
~ ?:~:~. '~rector &aid t~e ?lanD1ng Co~~:ssion iotended that
"'.Dr« t~ ;_ot the aar;'et __t be :'ull~ "efore ~;.e car ·'a5:. ~..
'art1cipa:::n 1n the asse~t d~str1ct was ~iscussed. :be
Director c~ ~l1c 1òurka ..14 Chat, based on ~he discussion, a
cond1t1oc ~:: :11. approval could 1Ddicate t!at the City Council
was 1Dteres~~ io opeD a;aceö it would leave t~e door o?e~ for
fl1rther 41..:-.us1oDS Vi~:l !'z. :-:ar1aD1. The City Attornev ad':lsed
t!ult ~he '""It ~ne Counc1: c:ould do "t t:11s pdnt 15 express the
~estre to .." this as Ope3 space and direct the staff to see ·chat
c':)uld be ':::.t' .bi:)ut ~t. ~..yor :r",llc:. su¡:~~;ted t..at 2 acres oe
la~C'le4 ".~. ~pace" OIl t~e t_tat~ve M3~. Co::dttlon 18 should
'sta~e ~~at '7,. undevelope<1 land .0 desi;::ateJ 0:1 the najl(Exhib1t
A of tha ::a:¡ne<1 Develor__t) shall read 'Open >;:ace'."
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1lUlU1ß or mE CITY ~n MElTING OF SEPTÐIBEI 18. 1972
JIayoJ:lrol1ch introduCed cI1acu8s!on of Condition 17. Mr. Stokes said
t1ìe,(oinIH'l partictpitioD'lD. the assessment district is a prett1 fair
'......~~.tlcm the1ar..ò1Ds'~ with the entire developMl1t.
, ~'ž..¡~t,;11I88Ù:ecJa,~~~loDrequir1ng a certain square footag_ of
~' :ÌIDcI-perhaps'.<'1azlet parcentace, if not 100%. of the ceøcer
,~~~~::-:!~fÔC~~~;fV:-~ =~:s~ro~:n ,,:~e ad~=-:~ of
'.::-r~:::'~~~~~a::p::e~e c::::u::~~ :. W;~~~
Uú ,that when· the eøë1i.1aII4aca~ing is put $n at tl1e beg1DD1ns. it
can,lìØper the CODtltrucdOD crevs' work. He asked that they
leaVe in the cond1t101Í a~ouc nreet improv.,-¡enta put not the laDdacapiaS.
ADotbu a1llgest1on IIIIIdè 'waa to ha~'e ~he bank and bu1lding "a" developed
aC tbe the'the car wash aces in. Councilman Jackson would like to
see both car wash prçpoaala before decided w),ether ~here should be
CDe, both or neither.
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Councilman Sparks suggested ~he applicant take ~he plan back and
consider the park mat~er. ~.ayor Frol1ch said ~hat ~erhaps ~h1s is
scmething we should consider in our General Plan. T~ere vere ~urther
discussions as to when construction on t~e car .ash should be allowed.
T:~e Mayor brought up ~r. Stokes' sugge,ticn relat1~~ this a~?rcval
of the car wash to the purchase of an existing service station in
Cupertino.
~J. J. D. Vanderhauer, representing ~arkets in the area. said it
....ould be a ,,:stake t:> continue a??rovin¡; st=i? cc"-,ercia~. :!e does
=.at believe it is in the Dest interest of t~e City of C~?ertén~ to
~ve wall-to-wall aarkets. It is ioaprropriate to the ~opulation
of the City of Cuper~1no.
~. Judy Cooper, Chai~~ of t~e Goals Co~1~tee, said she is very
concerned a;,out piecae.l de·'elop"ent in t~lc City. S~.e was !lot in
favor of one car was~ over allot:.er or one ,,,>,emarket over anoth"r.
She has no vested interest in th~. Sh~ is concerned a~out p"anning.
She challenged the City ':ouncll to get toget:,er ':1th the ?la:lning
Co:m1ss10n and !i-Control and to cOt:le up ::it;' SOMe very <:reati'/e ideas,
Xr. Dennis ~ong, spea~1ng as a Cuper~:no Citizen, said this is an
opportun1~y for the City Counc1. to r~~e a >,olicy re.arding car
washes in the City o! Cuøer~fno.
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!IDm"ES OF TUE ern COUNCIL :~c:rrN;; OF SEPTF.:mER 18, 1972
JL.0!>4, By CouncÜ",a" lr.:in, seconde~ by Counclban Meyers to ap~rov
:",J~~,'~".~t1on 15~:-72 ,oct:,: Cc:,d1;!c;:s 1 through IS A¡ 19 through 25
\~, ' car was-ò 26 as to tne :I8=.,( facility; and Ù~ cl)nd1tioDS
0~~~trOl R~;~luti~nNo. 206 ';ith th~ exception cf their
'. äf' : ns 2 and f>. These 2 conditions ·.,ere discussed but not '
"":","1" ",Þ, ' red v1a;le. Exhibit A includes llesolut1on No. 206.
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',1;: ¡'~:':jDøt1on was amended by Cou::cilJ:1an Jackson, seconded by
"""11man Sparks t¡'.at this does not conseit\:te approval of the
cåc:vash porti~n cf t!l1s proposal, but to continue this portion
tDÎ:JIe next regular Council meeting.
1aIe City Atto~er advised this could be left out of the ~roposal.
Be said th~re should ~e cer~ain ground rules for g~od car ~ashes;
yoa can'~ elL~:~~te theo oerely cecause of nunbers.
Hr. Stokes sai¿ they have sub~itted ~hat they ~elieve to ,e a
¡ø:Jd plan and ';ouH like to have ~t judged on that ·,a,1s. He
~ted a decis::n en the plan a3 presented.
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Counci:~~~ Jackson, S?ar~s
Counc::-:e:'1 Irwin. ~~e:"er~, ~'~:"~r
Frolich
Amen¿=ent died,'2-3
V!)~e on rJ.otl.:'~:
~:.S: Cou::.::':=;:'!. Ir..·1n, ::eyer¿, ~ayör Fr:l11ch
~_'£:: Counc::-.e~ Jac~son. £?arks
Mo~ion carried, 3-2
!'...ayor Frolic:: ':3:'led é. recess at 9:33 p~:. 'T:1e ~eetlng recc:lvened
ac 9:48 P~.
IoiICSITECTURAI. .'S':' SrTE APPROVAl. CÇ~ITTEE
11. Subm1ss1a::. cf ~[inutes of s?ecial !:!eet1ng of Septe::ber 13,1972.
P.,I!¡£S A..'ID RECR::'\rIv~ Cm!M1SSI05
12. ~~eting a:jc~rned for lac~ of quoru::.
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JUÞllTES OF TI!£ CITY COUIICIL Jl&&,1uCG OF SEPTE.'tl!E1l 18, 1972
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ClJPERTINO CITIZENS' GOALS u.counr.c.
15. No mee~1ng schedu1ecJ.
PtreLIC HE..\J.rs:;S
116. Applic 'ion l3-Z-72 of Earriette W. ~~odes to rezone .241 acre
Îron C; (General Co==erc~) to R3-2.2 (Re5ident1a1~1tip:..
2,200 s:;. ft. per ctòe:l1n¡ u~1t). Said prC'~rt)· is lcx:a~K
""rther:y ~f and aejac=t ~o Cu;:erUn" 't:ad ai'rrox1:oate:y :s.:¡
f Íee~ è35:erly of Foo~~il¡ !:vå. Reco¡~e~ded for a?,r~ra:.
;-:~e Pla~.~i,,; Jirector re·Ji....·.,¿ t':-.e aprlicati~n for a c:,an,- c: z~"'e
to aU",· ~:"s:ruction 0: a =.ax~ of four u~it5 on ~he pr::¡:-ert:r.
Be aext ~,'€::': ~':er a sma!.!. ~c:a:e zoning ~ap a~d a land use ~a; :: :~e
area. C:::r~¿ slides ~ere s~c~.
· ~r. Gary ~::~2S. re9re~e~:i=¡ ~~e applica::.:. noted there ~s & :~~~~:t
· a~art~e~t ~~use on one si¿e ;: ~~is property and a ,uas1 ~~:::~ ~S.
· in the ~~¿liate ar~a. ~e expla~ned this rrcperty has ~ee~ :~e! ~r
i ~ estate :.:r so:ne 2..,'./2 ye.a==. ~en the o',,":'\er of this pre;:.:"'::'" iII'hc:
¡ vas a bus:'~e" associate 0: ::':'s, "as killed. :!ìs widov :IC :",,;.r
f l~ves 1n :~: area and s~e .~~l~ l~ke to dis?ose of it. ~r. =~:~e5
I feels t~a: ~3-2.2 will ~e t~e ~est use of t~i, ?ropcr~y. ~ra::~-
generate¿ :y it will be le55 t~a" ~1t~ t~e current zoning.
I Y~yor rr~:~ch a,ked f~: cc::~t. fro~ ~he auJience.
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~r. Dino :o~seggi, 22350 CCr~r:~no Road, ~a:¿ t~at taree years .~~
chis prore=:y ·..;as zoned i.-l :i=> ::-.e C~unty '~.:.. .. :1on-co":or"'~~: :;se
service s:a:ion on the cor-..e.r.. S::,')~e ~i~..: .::.' :~;e Cit:: of :";~=:~:1C
rezoned t:"':.i! adjoining rrc?!:r~:: t:~ =.ulc:¡>l". ,':--je-ctions ·..ere rÃ.:"sed
and the City 3t that t:L-.e. ¡r=:'se¿ t:1erc ',. ',.:¿ ~c no prol:..era:':'~
of multi;::è z.:-n:ng in ~:. .3:' ~-::"_£..:::'at(' arf'i. ":'. :'.:'r,s~:":;z:' C~--f:::':'~¿
t::-,ere ~,'ere ':":'~ ¿ra;dn~3 of ::..~ ?"'07~ ..:'~ ..: a>_,!'\':" .·="t:. ~:._~
applicati:::. :ie would '~e aga~:'>t 2-st;Jr:; ·r;ct..:res. :f !.:_e. c::.'·
does not Sè-..: : it to rez"ne t.:"is pro¡>ert:· t: ~-l. :ì.~ asked t.::'at. a:
least it :r restricted ~o 2 u:;ts.
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~. Stokes ~::~J t~at t~ey ~ ~t all req~ir~~ents of ~he Cicy. No variances
lie 1s askic~ ::r n~ varia~e~. re~uested
15Ie ?lannin. Director a~~~eI ~~ilr~ Heyer~ there Is no
-r zoning ~ Òi, category to ~dct it to single story.
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cSbIse the Pu~l~c ~earing.
!IdeeS by Council::an Irwin to
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C'øancil::!en ~":!"ers and Jac:,,- _. 1:terested in keeping the
tllœsity dc:,,": on 1~1s propeny Þ 1Dsure single story cons:rucciDø.
~or Frol~c: said he vould mDC be too c:oncerned a~out t~o-story
c:ønstruct:t': ~: it left aore opeD space on ~::e lot. Mr. Stokes
~ted that :: would end u~ 71LD leas open space vith a single-
.--DrY ~ripl", thaa wi~h a r""Q-Story 4-plex. ë.e said they haole
~ able :: ~esign a plan :0 save all but one tree on té.e
~oper~y; ~ t::e one t::ey ca=.'t save is just aJout dead æar~ay.
=:¡e plan c~::.:õ :~r pò1rt 0: ::2 .~ructure to ~e t"o-story a:1~ ;ar~
Jé.ngle-st:rc. :~ro Stokes i~c.a:ed his agree:'Oent to bu1ld1n~ a
:ri-plex i=':e~d of a four-pLez-
CDuncU!!Ian ~:;ers asked if :!:.e rent would 'be low
__ of o~= :~~.is for moc!erau i:1come families.
_t have t~,i: i:1formatioD at tlds time.
enough to ::ee~
"'C. Stokes did
!i:oved !>y C:.-::c:-an Jac~so,,". s.eco-2ed :,y Counci1::!an !t'-°in to
~rove a;;:cc~:i:n 13-Z-'Z.
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C.:'~.::'l:en Ir·..:1n. ':.-i~. ~eyers. 5parits. ~:ayor Frol~c:'
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(a) First :...~~=~ of Ordina::.:c 50. 557: "An Ordinance of the
City of ;~?"rtino A::1end~ Section 1 of Ordinance No. 2 by
Rezon::. a Certain Port~ of t~e C1~y of Cupertino fr~
CG (~~.=a: Cocmercial) Zc2e ca 113-2.2 (Residential-~ult1ple,
2,200 s'o ft. per dve:l~ unit) Zone; Apprcxi~tely .24 Acre
Locate¿ ,:rther1y oí aod Að~ac:eat to Cupertino Road A.proxi-
mate1~'_::: ,Fect Easter:¡r :! r:»oth111 30ule·'ard." - read ":y
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Public Bearing
closed
Keep density
down
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BlJIuliS OF THE CITY WUJll;,[L Y.EEtDIG OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1972
!loved by CouncilmaD J~"_. seconded by Councilman Irwin to have
Orciinanc. Bo. 557 read bJ Utle only and the Mayor's rea4iD¡ 18 to
COØ8titute the 'irst·..d{~.
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CouIIcn..... I~¡;...~.OII, Keyers, Sparks. Mayor Frol,icb
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17. To consider adopt:táå:tof;' Open Spac. - Conservation Element
to the Gen.ral Plaø. '.~-<led for approval.
Councilaan Irwin wanted to acknowledge the great deal of time and
effort the Comm1tt.... ("-,dons and Staff have spent on this
proj.ct.
Associa~e Planner Laurin DO~ed tha~ sOQe of the ~funtebello Ridge Area
plans are not yet complete so they have ~orked around t~is, ant~c1pating
So::1e a::end::ents to this E1e:.ent at a later date. He said there :cay
also be so=e addition&: ,studies by the Plann1n~ Depart",e"t; c. g., the
!¡ood centrel plain.
The Associate Planner laid a definition of "O;-er. S,acc" is anyth:""
t".at i$n'~ pavcd or roofed. Sat;.:ral resource areas '>ould ::e incl'~:!e:l.
~e said the Open S?ace Goals and Policies are ::ase¿ in par: O~ :".e
:~unty'$ ~crd1ng. ~e vent ~~er the ;eneral :la~ 5t~dy Map, ~o!~t:~~
~U~ the ex:st:ng nei¡h~or~=~d. comcunity and cit~:1de r~r~ sites.
:rlelo;eå and undeveloped. Foe noted t~at t~e rar~s dercn¿ u¡lon t~c
a:join:ng sc~ool pro~er~y.
Sc~ool e~rollment l".a5 :'e"e:~ off. The A.socia~e Planner ""lieve, t::is
~s a ~e:':porary cond:'~lon. Future sc:¡ool ~eeds a=e being st'~die¿ at ~he
present t i:IIe.
The Associate Planner rec~ded the addition of 5 acres to the
!'.er.or1al Par:".
In order to continue t.be See"lenS C-I"ee>. Pi1r~ C~1a:~ :t :5 ne:ce5.sary t~
acquire .=e small proper~1es. I~,ould;,e ;'ell if t>... City or Cc"nty
ac<¡u1red the golf courses. There ,. a130 the ~·JJ:':i:.t.. ,.: acqul=ing
the Kaiser Par:" area.
In 1970 ~he County ¡lu!)U.shed a doc=~nt sctt :.:~ :"lin:"u-:, average and
o¡:t~u:::. p.!rit standard.. '!:..e C-,Jrert:n" : l3n:. ..~~ C(,~,-::'3£~-:-!1. .,~t~-i [0
cry tn aC::ieve, Average Itan";ards.
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MIStrrES OF ThE CITY COU::CIL ::F:ETI:IC OF SEPTE:"fôER 18, 1972
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The operation of the quarries is estimated to last 20 - 30 more
years so it seened ?ro?e~ to include it as a natural resour~e
area in this Element, A buffer area is needed bet~leen the
natural resource area a~d adjacent properties.
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Quarry to go on
another 20-30
years
A 2000 ft, wide rift zone åas been planned. T~ere are some homes Rift Zone
in the area, but the Associa~e Planner said ~e should not allow
auy further development in this arpa.
Be also discussed the Scenic Hig~way and Trail Syste=. Bike trail
~ill be presented in the Transportation Element of the Genera~
Plan.
Regarding the policy on page 6, Councilman Sparks asked what our
relationship is w~th the 30ard of Education at this ti=e. The
Associate Plennel said the Director of Parks and Recrea:ion is in
direct contact with t~en on t~is.
~~:or Frolich asked for co~~ents from the audience. T~cre vere
:"~one.
Parks & Rec.
Director -,'orkin;
w/5c::ool 30ar:
C~uncilnan Jackson raised the point of discussio~ of %te~ 8 ~n Hazarjo~s arE?E
page 3 and policy 3 on page 5 in regard to "leit-o":er" areas.
;.·,ere fo11o'."ed a discussion 0: eart;:q' ~ke ~:azard5 and ~t "'as
decided the stafÏ should revie.. the I<ording re~arding de":e1::>;:-:~nt
of hazardous sites. Ccuncil~An Jackson ~elievcs pol:cy 9(a) cr.
?age 6 is te~ ~pec~fic. Therp follo~ed s~'e tiiscussicn a"o~t the
~egnart Canyon area. It was felt we will have ~ore input aoo~t
t~at area ",;hen the ~ontebello Study is cOMpleted.
:~ved by Co~ncilman Irw~n, seconded by CouncilMan Jackson to close Pu:lic ~earin>
the Public Hearing. ,closed
Motion carried, 5-0
Xoved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Irwin to
adopt Resolurio" )10. 1098 of the Planning Cor:missioll of the tity
of Cupertino Approving an Open Space and Conservation Element of
the City of Cuper~ino General Plan Progran.
AYES:
NOES:
Councilmen Ir.tin, Jackson, !Ieyer" S¡>arks, ~!ayor Frolic"
None
Mo~ion carried, 5-0
Res. 1093
adof~ed
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IIPlur;S OF m CITY COUNCIL HEErDlC OF SEPTOOF.R 18, 1972
OIDDAICES
1& Second !laMing of OrdinaDce 110. 556: nA.~ Ordinance of the City of
CupertiDo .beading Title nI. the Ferso~:.el Code, by Recreatin.
< the Per~ Board and Redefining the Membership and T.ra of Office
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'Tbareon." - read by Kayor Frolich
1føwed by eo.,-n...... JacQoa. secoøded by Councilman Irvb to baY.
OrIUnance No. 556 read by Utle ol11y and the Mayor's readinl is to
CGIISeitute the Second ¡eadins.
AYES:
mIS:
Councilmen Irwin, Jackson, Meyers, ..arks, Mayor Frolich
None
Motion carried, 5-0
Y.::ved by Ccu,,:~l=an ~!eyers, secon¿ed by Council::>an Irwin to enact
Ordinance Xc. 356.
AYES:
Cou":::=~n Irwin, JacÁson, ~e7ers, õ,ar~s, Mayer Frol~c~
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~~t~on carried, 5-0
~o. 33~~: 'A Resolut:~~ of t:'e C~ty Ccu~;il of the City cf C~rectino
Allo"ing :~=~ain Clai::>s a.",d Je-oands Pay,,::e in t:'e A:::ou"ts a:1d :rotl
the Fu~.:'~ a.5 Hereinafter ~e::cri'::ed for ~a:arles and :':ag'!s :-:r ':he
,ayroll ,.=c~d Ending Sep::e,."er 5, 1972." - r~ad 'oy :,:ayor Fro:ic!\
~ed by C~,;"c~:::a" Meyers, seconded hy Cou"ci:man Ir',in ~o adopt
Resolution :\:. 3340.
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Cou::.::.:':Jen Irwin. JacLson, ~leycrs ,;?ar~5, ~ayor Frol ich
None
Mo~i~~ carried, 5-:
20. No. 334:: "", Resolution of the Cl:Y 1:.", ',cll r,f t;,e City 0: Cu?ertino
Allowin~ :;!tain Clai:-s a:1d T.1£.-a:-1'ls :-:1 " ..~ ::.n t:.e A-.':,unt.3 8:-.d frc~
the rU:-.~3 .:d Hereinafter De-s..:=_,:.:.:d ~"r :~,~:'"a: 2:11 ~',:"scell¿nec·..1S
Expend:t_~~:;.tI - read b~l :~:oor Frcli..:·¡o
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Iles. 3341
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¡ ,i[" , 1lesolut~::: .'':). 33..__
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l;!:"J':'~: eolatd.::e:l :rwin, Jack5oø. Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Frol1da
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Mct10a carried, 5-0
Z!. 110. 334:: ·A a..solut1on of the City Co';nc~l of the City of
Cupertin: ~th~riz1ng Execu~iC3 of an Agree~ent 3etween the
City a,.: ~=~ !~ooas & ~~any for Cons~"t~~~ E~g1neering,
!'.aster ~:::-=. :>rain Study." - read by ~a:·cr Fr~l':'ch.
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CC'\.::::_:'::ë!~ ir·..dn, Ja.-:L3:~. ~~~rer=, :?ar::s, ~'~a:·or Frc:ic:::'
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!'.;:<õe¿ by C:'~:.:: ~:::,'n }!p.j"ers, s~co~ed by COU:'l;i>3~ lr'òin to a¿opt
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~o. 33...~ '.; R.esolut:!.~~ ~: ~~e Ci.ty C:-';:".'::~ 0: the Cit:· .....
Cupert::::- .,;";':'.:"::'n~ Fi::a: : A? of Tr3.:t .:.:. 52ì9, ~!o:1te=e:::)
~n1t i. _:~~:~i at t~e ~:r=er ~f Fli:.t~~~re Ave:1ue and
Clarkst:~ A;~::~~; ~cve::?e:, ~itz-Crane; A~~epting Cer:a:~
?u~li~ :¿~¡::~ ~a5~en:5; A~::~rizing t~~ :~:: :ngineer a=~
t:'e Cit:. ::è-:~ to Sign t~_ê F:'~l ~Iap; ar:.': Authc:-:zing t::'e
AgrC'er.c::; ::: .:....:1nectic:: 7:-.ere-..·ith.11 - rea::' ~y ::ayor Fr:)l~ci.
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~e= by C,~_:'::,:-=:"¡:1 ~:eyers, se.:=n¿ed ~y COU:"1..::1:-:~n Jackson t~
~scluti~n ~:, ;;.3.
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Co-..;.:-,.:~:~e:'\ Irwin, Jac;s:n, Meyers, S;,ar:.;.s, 'layor Frc::!.cn
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Mot~n carried, 5-C
23. No. 33~-: 'Å Resolu~ion of t~e City Coun~11 of the City of
Cupert:,.: ,~~~~o":ing an A¡ree:::en~ :'et...e~:'I C.oU:'It)' cr Santa Clara
and Cl:Y :: ....:.¡~ertinc f:>r Transfer of T;:P:CS Fun¿s. II - read I
!)y ~:ay.:-: :r:l:'ch '
.!I::Jved b>" C':~':::~.J:1 Irwin, sec:):1ée.:! by Council:-:.a:-.I ':;-ar&s to a¿opt
~lution ~:. 3j.;".
Reõ. 33~4
ad"pted
~t~cn carried, 5-J
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¡~.&aI~J'.ò) OF 1JŒ ern o..~- ·'r IK&.iUlG OF ~W"~cnalR 18. 1972
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~. 10. nQ1-7: "A· riòi_f_ of th. tit)' Council of the City of
i, 0apen1øD of Prdf-'....JI',....roval of £Daiueut. Þport.
Cna:oaða MM. ~:i~tdct Project 50. 71-2."
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25. 10. nGl-8: nA .~rrl"'4~ of .the City Council of the City of
Cçen1zto EatabJf-"f~)k....iling 1:... Scal., Cro..nad.
MI.... -t District hoJect 50. 71-2."
26. 50. 3101-9: "A '~',:"I~f- of the City Council of the City of
CapeniDO Appointiq rs.. and Pbce of Rear1n1 'rot.lt. 111
Relation to Propo.ed Acquisitions cd Im"rov_ntl. 8DcI
Direc~1:2a ::ot1ce, Crosaroacl. As.eu::ent District .roj.ct No.
I
I 27.
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71-2. "
No. 3:01-10: "A RelOl.Uou of the City Council of the City of
Cu"ert~ Calling for Seal.d Proposals a~d Fixinl Liquidated
Da::agu for Failure to ev.-~"'.te t::e o:orit ~:ith1n T1::e S".c1f1ed,
Crossrca<:s .....e.....:u J)1.tr~ct Pr"je:t ::~. 71-2."
28. No. 3:::-11: "A Re.olution of the C~ty Council of the City of
C~r.r:~~.: Descr1binl ?reposed 30un¿a=~es of As.e.~,ent Dlstr~ct,
Di=.::~=S Filing of ~~ary ~~r a~i o\5se9s~ent Dia¡ra~ and
Re=.~':'';'..:;..:::, of :;otice ~: Assess-:en:. C:-:ssrC'ads Assess;.ent
D~$:::":: ?:-cject ~. 71-2."
29. ~C\. 3::::-:2: "A Resclu:ion of the ...:.:y CC'u~cil of t":-:e C~ty cf
Cu?~r::.::: Callinv a p...:.~::':: Hearing :: :eter-~:te ·'~-:.e::.~r ?u~¡:.c
Xe:~~s:::. ::el 5&:e::"" or ·,:el:ar; :.e::u:'r~s the F:t'7:at1c~ -:-:
an ~~;;r~~~u~d Ut11i~~ ~:s~rict ~~ :~r~:~~a-5~nr.r:ale R~a¿.
Ste~¿~s :reek Bcu:evard. :an¿ley :~:V!. .;lves Dr:'ye a~d Lazar-eo
Dr:~~ i~ Co~nectloD ~~~~ Crossroa~5 As~e5~ent D~strict ~ro~ect
So. .: .:..t
30. Se. '::::-:3: itA Reso:'u::!.::1 0: t:-.e ::.:y Council of t....e Cit~: 0:
Cu~=:,~: ~ending Res~:~t~cn ~o. }~::-3. Crossroa~9 Ass~ss=ent
tis:r::: Project ::0. 7:-2."
All rea.:! "y ~tayor rrol1c,,_
~oved ~:.- ==~cilma:1 lrwi:1" 5econ¿ed b:.- G:-~:-.\::.l~a:1 ~~eYE:t"i to a¿o?t
R.esolut:':::':i ~;". 3101-7. -9" -9" -10. -~:. -:2 3:1d -13.
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HIlmES OF THE CITY (;C\¡1\C:L H:£Tt:::; OF SEi'TE:CEll 18, 1972
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UJF1KISBED BUSINESS
31. Select1~n of architects for d~7e:op-.ent of preltoinary designs
for City par:<s.
The Director of Parks aad IecreaU"n, 10 his report of Septecber
14th, rec-=ended the fcllovina par« arch1tecU:
Hone bIIch
raria Par:'
Portal Park
Monta Y1s~a Park
Stevens Cret!k Park
Eckbo, Dean, Aust10 , ;lUliz:1a
Bibera " Sue
Biber a " Sue
Bibera " Sue
lIIIy.ton, I!a:!r.oto. Beck " ,\bey
He called attention to the reduce¿ fee on the last page of ~is
re?ort. T:.ere will be "" working drav~n;;s 1t ~h1. ti::e - only
&ch~~tic ¿ravings. ~e p"inted out t~at, sh"uld the ,cnd issue
not pu., t:',e City may c:-.oose ~c n"t c~nt inue ·.·~t~ t:'ese a;,c':e-
::...ent!..~neè arcàltects. He an.·..·ered t:-:.e ~t.a:·::!!" :~at t::ese arc~:..te.:tsì
are a-:are ~: the vandal~5= pro~l~.. :t.e E::er~ff's De~art:.'".ent ":111;
rev~ev the pal"it plans. ;.11 èrawin=;:s -,,-1:1 ':e t:1e pr::'¡:"ert:: '=~ t:~e
::lty of C",;;,ertino, w:'t:. ~o ¡uara:1':ee that ·,..e -..11:'1 c:-nt1:¡:¡e t,:t .i::-
business .~t~ these arc~it£cts.
~~ved ~y =:~~c~l~an :~1n. 5ec~ni~i jy C:u~c~l~a~ :ac~9~r. tø
4¡J;rove the architects reco=en;je¿ a,o\,"c for the : !::e ~ar'rts
::ientione:: a:"ve.
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~Ay~r Fr~l~:~ would like the C~ty Counci" to 5ee t~e ~lans as t~ev'
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progress. The Par... ~i;~ec:~or 3aid they "u3t a150 get a?¡lr~va: 0: '
~he Sc:'od 30ard. CoU",~il::an Spar;'s ;,r~'~g:1t up the fact that t::e ,
School District recen~Ly cut Jack so~e $15,COO in s~,e 0: the
recreat1o~ progr~s.
A'"!£S:
:;~ES:
Ccunci:men Irwin, Jac"so~, ,eyer3, S¡lar..., :~yor Frol'c~
~::e
Motion carr'ed. 5-0
':a~""r Fr.J:..;,:h ~oul¿ li~e the C:.ty t~ '.~cr:..;, a l~ttl~ :",::-re Cl.::-3-::V
'.. :.~. t..~ ~~:~.:.): :.:ard ..;:1 t:.c.r $~ _:~.:: :...',r_^d.t:'.L". r~Q:"'b. L.
s~."":ulj c:C':,r¿lna.tfl our plans o..;it:' their~ :1:1-1 rer:--.f1:'s C'.lt dC',,;,-n the
costs of =u.licate pro~racs.
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quae
pprove4
Muscular
Dysrr,,?hy
r"que3t
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re.uest
~ran~ed
Staff attend
A!-220
hear1n¡
SU?port fuel
co:-.?Csi~icn
s~andards
resoluc:.on
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~u:;,;¡~ OF T¡iE CITY CO'JNCIL ::EET~:;G OF :;ErT::":';:JI. 18, 1972
NE\1 B;;SISESS
3~. R~"_<,st for per.:issIo:~ t' ~-',:~: ,..,t ,n t. e City froa th~ t:"it~¿
Cere~ral fa151 As.~c1atton 0~ Sß~ta C13ra C~nty.
Hoved by CouøcilluD J8Ct.on. seconded by Councilman IrviD to awrove
the request and va1". the business l1C&4118 fee.
Motion carded. 5-0
33. Request for peftlÙsion to soUcit within the City from t~e ~:uscular
Dystro;>hy As~c1.t1ons of America. Inc.
~Ioved 'Y C"uncilman Jackson, secon¿eci by Councilman Irvin to a?pro;,°e
the re~~es~ and waive the business license fee.
Motion carried, 5-0
34. Re,uest for pe~las1on t" con¿~ct annual TrIck or Treat for UX:CEF
d=~~. in the C~ty of Cupertino fro: October 25 to Nover.'er 1, :972.
Yo~ed :~ C"unc1:~an Jackson, seco~ded by Counc11~a~ Irvin to aFprove
the re;~¿5t and ~aive ~he ~us~ness l:cense fee.
~t~on carried, 5-0
35. ¡):..:ussion of proposed A3-22C as an "Ulllbre:la" ~ype regicnal
~rg~~izatioD in the San Francisco Say Area.
Mayor Fr.:11c:. asked t;,e Pla~ning Director to look into this -.atter
~d ~rha?s.a staff ~e=ber shou:d :e present a~ t~1s hearing.
36. Re~~est by 3ay Area Air Polluti"n Control District for support of
resolution endorsing fu~l co~;>cs:tion standard, as set out in ~!le
reèe=al ~egis~er on Febru~ry 23, IJ72 and al.o ~rging the Air
Resources Board to ta~e appropri~t~ ste,& tc reduce ~he quantity
of lead being ooitted fro~ au:c~~'ilc t3:1 p:?~g.
~ved by Counc11~~ Jac~~on, sccon!ed ~y Cou~ci:~an Ir:in t~ support the
Res"lu:~on endorsing fuel co-"sition s:a:,Jar 1. as set f"rth in Federal
Reg~s:er. to urge Air R.c.sI'\urccs ~.:"ar..i t, toll'.(. 3;,prc:rriat~ st~pS tC' reduce
quar:t~ty of lead b;..:'n: o~it{.',l :r.~:- .1J: t,·~: r;·''.:'.''': fI-d co;"ies of th-=
endors~~~~t to ~e ~er.t to Bay Area Air Pollution (o~trol D:str~ct. th~
^d.'!:'1.~strator of £nviron.~enta~ Prot':'C't: ";1 .;";~r.cj", :lr.d ~o Chairman of .5tate
Air Res"urces Board.
~ot :0:1 carr ie,j. 5-0
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KI:'1.'TES OF THE CITY COUXCIL :IEE'IIII:; OF, SEP'Ii:.'£ER 18, 1972
37. Discussion on 3ay Ar~ Gover~~ent Reg:onal Airport Syst~
Study.
~ved by Councilman 1r'..i=.. seconded by Counc1ban Spar" to
¡KIstpone the a~ove-aent1oned discussion.
Motion carried, 5-0
~oved by Co"nc1l:an 1rv~, seconded br Cou"clloan Jac:tson to
approve the Santa Clara County Uni~ed Fund Drive and ~o valve ~he
business license fee.
Motion carried, 5-0
38. Discussion of proposa: by CUi'ertino realtors to a=end
ôect:on 6.1S of Ordi~nce ~o. 353 (real estate s:gns under
t::e ôign Ordinance).
t~e concern here is with ~::-site
7~e Arca¡tectura~ a~d 3:~e AP?r=~a~
Sign Jrdi"ance at this tè=e.
Th~ P:a~~:ng Director said
signs en res3~e of ho~es.
Co~=~tt~e ~s :ooking a~ ~~e
~r. Jerrv ::tzgerald, lO¡91 ::ort:. êlaney ....venu". u:ged that t:-.e
?ubl:c ~eAring on t~15 ~t~er :e set up as soo~ as pos$::le.
He fee::=¡ t~.&:re is a :~ar:~:~ip :-.ere; resalt.:s should ~~ al:o-:..;e:i t!1e
sa:ne pr:'vile;e affor:e4 su":è:'vislo:u. Open :¡ouse si;ns :-.a-;e bee:':
used in Cupert~no for years but never "ere ?1cked u? ~y the
!uilding rnsi'ec~or until just recently.
Mr. ,illi~ Dean, 10111 Sara~o¡a-Su~nyvale Road, C~i'ert~no, sa~d
~here ~s a de:inite need for directional sig~s in Cupertino. T~ey
are allo'.ed in Sunnyvale a:u! San Jose.
Counc::=a~ Jac~50n 5a~d he was n~t too ~uc~ i~
The better ~he comcu~ity :he fe~er the signs.
have added ~o the value of our coomunitr·
faver oi sig:'ls.
The tigh~er ccntrol
Hr. Fitzgerald said ~he "Open House" signs are usually put u? on
day-~o-day basis. Ba~ica1ly, this is a weekend affair, but he did
nJt ··J,:':t to prC'cludt- t~~ ~';e ð: t::~se s:'g~s for a-.:! ~a:·s 0: t!1e
week.
Council~n Irwin equated this situation to the service s~ations i
Cupertino '.:ho have been f"rce': to Ilmit tn:'ir si¡;"s.
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age 19
Bay Area Gcv't
Reg:'onal Air,crt
Syste~ Study
poatponed.
United rund Driv:
a?prc':ed
Off-site 3ig:".:~
Give resa:es
sa.~.e priv::eg:
as ;u:'di·:~5:'C:".,i
T:.~~.t C::-:'::--·
add valuE: :0
our co=~n1 t:·
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KIîìlUTIS OF tHE cm """","II. JŒErING or SEPT~œn 18, 1972
KaJOr Frol1ch felt tIaJs,ws .-hat . different 81tuatioa chaD the
usual ~rdal aSp.
'."t
!fr. Fitag~rald cff..... þ'1Ie1p enforce any restrictions 1f the Opeft
Bouse sips are al1CNi111.
Jtoved by CouncllIUD Iflda. aecouded by Coundhlan Kayen to refer
this \!latter to the uac _tilla of the Architectural and Site Approvll1
Co=ittee and to be adYu~úed for the next re@Ular Planuill,
Ca=cission :eeting.
Motion carried, 5-0
REPJ"T OF OFFICERS
39. C~:y Staff
The C:r:: Att::>rc.<!:· .aid he had spoken ,-,it!> the title cc-::pany, and we are
no-..- t:-.e ?r('lud o··"U'!.rs of ~::'e :~orse Ranc;'.
The Planning Director ~~ Associate Planner sho~ed th2 ti:e !ra~e for
~ork :,. the General Pl~. aeference: File ~c. 81,003, ¿td 5e;t. :5, 1972.
40. Ci:y C:uncil:en
Mayer :r~iic~ ~roulh~ U~ ~~e ~atter of the recent c~~~~1:a::c~ fro~
the :i:~ 0: Torra:ce reia~èing the tran~ission lin<!s and ::0-:00: towers
b~1n!; :':1s:ailed on res~d.ential streets. Alter so~e d:SC'.13S~=::. :'t ',:as
dec:'de.i t.:¡e Ctt~· ~:anagu. C~t:: Attol"ne}· an¿ ~lrectcr of Pu::l:c ··~r~s
shcul~ :'.lrt:,er discus. ~,,~S ~tter ','1th the Cit:! of !!"'rrar:.c:e.
1-A,.or Frolic:1 calleè. tbe sta:!'s attention to t~e b:-:::....er. s~~:\ en
Hig;;wa)' ~ which could be ¡¡ r.azard to passers;'y.
Coun~~l=an Jackson calle~ . ttention to the T;>",'~ :~al1 ~,eet ~:"1; ::ex~ 7u'!s·Ja:".
The City ~!anager a:ui per:-.a;ls other Jtaff '-e' :~r5 shoul:: :'e ?~ese"t.
Council::.an ~~cyers S"..1g¡e-:Ste-:: t:'e a?prCpriît~ t ..:1:1"5 :'c. 5E:nt t., :~r~er
I Perscr.:'1~l Eoard :'~e="ber ~e5&ler COt' .~¡s ~il". r·:i:"?
M3;'''1" Frolic!":. re-:-..:este-:! a ite~cluti'''I:1 (,,: T',"'I"
~ater Cc~issioner Jc~s~.
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41. Recognition b:' ".:.~= ':
"'n-¿f?~da :.te:~.3.
Mr. B~~: a;I\C1;1'..; r
in the va:a~t let .
through ~:C":C'-:~~:" ~,
ADJO'."R:~:E::T
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'..:':' ~.'j;'~ ~ìpr.1n: :r:~ Octo=er S
:~'il"1 t;prc·~·': ~:fa:,:1-:cusl~·.
~~t~:.'1 cé!.rrfe!': t ~-~
::Oved b:' COU:lcil::ta,: Jac:<s=:t, seconde'l !>:. Counc1~::.an ::eyen to
ad.1ourn t;¡e :-.eet::'::g at 12:17 }u~:.
'ATTEST:
1.1 \1m. E. llvder
City Clerk
~~t1o~ carried, 3-0
APPROVED :
Isl Donald A. Frol1ch
Mayor, City of Cupertino
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