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CITY or c:;:?n7I:;O, State d California
10300 T"rr~ Ave"'''e. cupenlDo. California
Telephone: 252-4505
1U& uS or tilt øarua !!E!TIlfG OF m cm I.1)UICIL
KE:LD OCTOBlIl 24. 1912. 1)1 TIlE COCSC1L CIIA.'GD.
CITY J!ALL. ~øo, CALlFOlSIA
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SALUTE Ie t:! FLAG
Mayor r=-::~~ called d:a :llMCiJI& to order a~ 7:42 P.M. ~~h the
Salute t: t~ rla¡.
ROLL CA:.:
Counc::=~ ::~$ent:
Counci::~~ l:~~~t:
l~. J~~on. ~eyer5, ~rar~s. Mayor Frolich
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City Maøa¡~r Quir.:a~
C~~1 At~orney Ad~,'
)irec~c>r 0: A.:ir.:::'I.:~::,': ,':e Services il:'~"r
Director of Plan:"'.':':'!:, .\-; :"E'\"l"lo,!,=--en: .;:. =..
D1rect:>r :::f PubL. ::.; ',arborou;:.,
D~r.ctcr of Par~s {;.; ~~;r~~tion 3ut~er
mt."t"7F' :~ :E';IOCS ~:~Z
1. ;,:~,:".: d ~iDutes of 5,..c~a1 :~u::~;: :~tober 11, 19:2.
Counci:~~ :a:£$øD vou14 11ì. included i" :~e ~1nutes his state-
-.at t~a: :: ~.s h1s ~ers~a=41n& ~ha: :~~. dcd nc>t co~s~~t~te
a detc=,,-::.¡: C::'I. t!tat a:rr of those five ,r: :e::. ..igh~ ha-;e a
81&n1:':4:: c::.c~ on the eaYiroucent.
Move<i :y =:~:il".n Irvin, seconded bJ' Ç~",,:11,..an Ueyers tc
approv. ::.c ~:1nutes of Oc~ober 11, 1972 as a="nded.
KocioD carried, 5-0
2. A;.::~a:~! Minute. of reJUlar n~et:~g Ootober 2, 1972.
011 p.Sè 3, ::~ F. Mayor Pro11ch said or.e or two m~bers of ~be
Cupert~' ~~~:or1c.l Society ¥ill be incl~ed as ex off1c1~
_beu :: t!lls group.
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1WtUIr.S Of tHE OC1OBD 24. 1972 CITY COlj1iCIL MEETING
OD ..e 4. U_.J (3). tile words "Signed: G. Stokes" abould be deleted
aa4 at tM beafnn1nl of tile paraaraph 1J:Dediauly follovina (4). it *ould
r..cl: .. çpeal vaa receiyed but the City Attorney ..id . . . ."
llaYecI by Cœnc:ilmaD IleJUs. HCOnded by Counc1lDan IrviD to approve the
JUDutes of October 2. 1972. .. corrected.
lfattoa carded, 5-0
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3. Ilritten
A. lett2r from Peninsula An1::al .cHare Society. Inc., requesting
:u~tic dip semination of info~ation as to the progr~ of
~1=al sterilization they are su.port1ng.
B. ~~tice from Puõlic Utilities Co~ission of October 27. 1972 Hearing
~~ Pacific Cas and Electric application for authority to revise
i:5 gas service tariff to o::5et the effect of increases in
the price of gas from Pacific Gas Transmission Company and
~l Paso ~atural Cas Co~pany.
C. S~tice from ~lic Utilities Co~ission of Nove~ber 15, 1972,
~earing on Pacific Cas and rl~ctr1c Con?any a~plication for
authority to adO?t a fuel cost adjust~ent provision for
inclusion in its electric ~ariff.
D. >ot1ce from 30ard of Supervisors of Public Hearing scheduled
:or ~ov~ber 22. 1972, on adoption of a housing element to
the County General Plan.
E. .\n unsigned cODOUnicat1on dep~sited in ~he Council-Co=oiss1on
Suggestion 30x presenting vie':, a9 to the operation of the
Architectural and Site Approval Cocmittee.
F. rwo ordinances recently adopted by the City Council of the City
of Lod1 declaring that City's desire to prosecute to the fullest
extent of the law those persons accused of selling and/or trans-
porting drugs aDd urging judges to iœpose the maximum sentence
permitted.
C. ~ot1ce from Public Utilities Co=~ission of an order instituting
investigation 00 the Co~igs~c~'s o.~ notion into rules governing
the construc~ioo and mainte:.a"ce of crossing a~ grade of railroads
vith public streets, roads, a~¿ higåways in ~he State of California.
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KlWTES or THE oJCTOSEa 24, 1972 CITY COUNCIL KEETING
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R. Letur f:roa Mrs. Noma Brsdlyn stating her views that
all future r..~uests for develo~ts should be approved
oalJ when adequate considerstion baa been liven to keep-
iDa or replacing eaisting trees.
I. Notice of October 25, 1972 Public Rear1ng before the
Board of Supervisors ~o consider a proposed permit
re.øving ~be restrictions of tbe Monte Bello Ridge
Interia Ordinance for ~roper~y located at tbe south-
westerly comer of Upland Way and Rainbow Drive.
J. KeI:Iorand= signed by tvent)'-two Kayors of Sou~hern
California s~atfng their oppoGition to Proposition 120.
(. Reques~ frOC! ~:r. I!arvey Loew to address the City Council
on behalf of Cupertino Roundup, an organizat.ion fo~ed
to coordinate Cupertino orga~izatf03s which are pr~~ar1l
volunteer in nature. Reference is made to a n~oraad~
dated Octo~er 6, 1972, ~~ic~ ex?lains this in r~re detai
(Under I~e= ~. 39 on this age~da.)
Hr. Loev requested they ~e heard under Oral Coomunicatio s
rather tha.~ under Ite~ Xo. 39.
L. Request received {ro~ ~~. Terry ~~lson to address the
City Council in order to state his views in op~osition
to the provision of Section 1 of Ord1na3ce No. 413.
This pertains to the ?resence of a~andoned, ~recked,
d1~ntled or fnopera~ive vehicles on private or pu~li~
proper~y constituting a pu~lfc nuisance and which ~y
b.. abated.
Council~n Meyers would like a no~ice in ~he Cupertino Scene I
regarding ~be Peninsula Ani~3l .elfare Soc1e~y, Inc., steriliz~Li~~
prograo.
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A me~ber of the staff was requested to be present and to notify
Mrs. Cooper of ~als Cor.m1~tee snd Cocm1ss10ner O'Keefe of ~he
Noveaber 22, 1972, Board of Supervisors' Public Hearing on the
County's HousiDg Element to the County General Plan,
~ounty Houain;:
Ele::u!Dt ?u~l ~~
Hearing U/22
In reference to Lcdi's two ordinances recently passed in regard
to selling and/or transporting drugs, Councilman Irwin said their
effort to impose œax1=um sen~ences is consistent with the s~and
taken by ~st people who are against drug abuse, as long as it is
limited to tbe traffic1ng ~¡ drugs. However, he questioned whe~he
the Cf~y of Cupertino should ad,.'t such an ordinance. Councilman
~rty shoul.d
. develope¿
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si:tess
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As to the letter fr_lIn. Jød17D ia n,ari to pr_.d., or rep1acilll
'ø1niq tree.. the DUector of PJ,,_f,. .... DeftloJlMDt .&14 the
Or41aance speaks to tM preee"a~i_ of _tve oak t_. etc. Mo.t
of the older, øi.tilll orchar4 tree. are 41...·..... "
In regard to the property .t Upland Way &lid laiDbov Drive. Couødll!l&n
lleyen said tM. has been 4eleted froa tha CoUD'=y Intum Or4i_e
eo 1~ will not bave to _ before the BUI814e Coac1ttee. The Plannins
Dlrec~or said the PI_iDS Co::aission, .t ~he1r last ceet1nl, aade
the reco=oenda~ion that when this proper~y 1e developed 1~ ehou14 be
within ~he City.
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So moved by Cou:tcilman Meyers, seconded ~y Councilc£n Irwin. to adopt
the Pla~~lng C~iseion'e reco~enda~1on.
!lotion carried, ~-O
4. Oral ~o~'lnicat!on$
A. Orposition ~o ~he provision of Section I of Ordinance ~o. 413
by ~:r. Terry ·..ihon.
Since ~!r. ::Uson was no~ yet present, it was "Dved by Council::an Ir\<in,
seconded by Council::an Jackson to ?lace th~s ::~tter at the end of
New Business, It eo 43a.
Motion carried, 5-0
B. ~r. Jaces S. Feng, Cupertino Chair~ßn of United ~a~ionb Day.
Mayor Frolich read the United ~ations Day, 1972, Procl8!:stion of the
City of ~upertino. He then ir.~roduced Mr. J~es S. Feng, Chair--an of
United ~ations Day, and asked if he could continue in ~hat capacit~
for future act1~i~1es. Mr. Feng said he would be hap?y to do so.
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Hoved by C~uncilaan Meyere, eeconded by Councilœan Irwin to discuss
Agenda Item 39 a~ this t1ce.
39. 1leques~ for C1~y Council fundi:1g of $5,000 in support of
Cupertino Roundup.
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MINUTES OF THE OCTOBER 24, 1972 CITY COUNCIL }ŒETlNG
<;" ,Hr. HarveY Low, Director of Comun1ty Services reviewcJ the
Pi!:'" ,proposed role of ,the Cupertino lIoundup. He stre..ed tb8,poiDt the
',;-:~',': ')here Deeds to be IIIOre coordination between the cOllll!ÍUlliCY ..rvice.
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:;¡.~,'~Counc:Uun J.ckscr.l asked wet:ber they had approached the Uølted
:':~Jf': ...:'Fuad for aieS. Mr. Loew said he bad lea rued , through clUC."~OII.
..'C, 'with Sunnyvale. that it uk.. about two years to ge' -'I aU frOll
<;i '.' . the United Fund and he feels there is an urgent need for help.
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Councilman Irvin co:l4ented that the City of CupertiÏlo' bas neither
the right nor the tax lOoney to be provincial in this matter.
ae felt it should be handled through the United Fund.
Hs. Vik1 IlcElroy, San~a Clara resident, said she worn a~ ÐeADza
in the area of community services. She stressed ~hat it ~akes a
qualified per~on ~o wri~e for these grants, and they do DOt have
such a person. She said that even ~hough Cupertino has a very
stable c~nity, ~hese social problems requiring immediate actio
do arise.
Council~n Meyers agreed that there is a need Cor coordination of
the various volunteer a&encles, but somet1::1es as tbe volunteer
help ~apers off they bec~e public age~cies.
Councilnan JJckson raised the question of ~hether or no~ they mus~
be incorpora~ed.
The City At~orney said the City cannot make a contri~uti=n, but
the City Council can make an expenditure for munic~?al services.
He would have to research this ca~tcr before making a deterninatio
The City Manager offered some alternatives: The group s~~ld con-
aider checking w1~h Uni~ed Fund and ~hc Càanber of Co--~rce.
Ano~her alternative ~ould be for ~h~ Ci~y to take over and opera~e
it within ita organizational s~ructure.
In answer ~o Councilman Ir"1n's ques~ion, Mr. Loew said ~he Direc-
tor's role could be adap~ed 10 rela~1on to ~he amount of IIIOney
funded.
The Ci~y Manager recommended ~his =atter be reCerred to the s~aff
to give the City A~torney ~i:ne ~o review ~he legal ramif1cat1ons
and for ~he C1~y Manager to approach ~he County about i~.
Ma. Sherry Conan~, 10310 Plun Tree Lane, Cupertino, said ~he t1:n1n
was not right ~o approach ~he United Fund this year, ~be deadline
be10g in September. They do plan to incòr;>orate as a ñoo-prof1t-
..k1og orlaniza~1on. Tbey now receive $400 from the C..pert100
Velfare Fund.
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IIIlIU'IES or THE OC;wAD 24. 1972 CITY COUNCIL !ŒETIlIG
.'c:.. Jl"'f1- JleJen lIIL~rn'" ~bey try to en1i.~ the aid of ~he JUaiatua
._....ia 1a the area 'cO, aM 1£ ~hey can .e~ vp,aapec1a1 CODtd1na~icm
"àRaøa-t for a .~·~i.SiIDda1· .
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'~e4 ., Coanc11mø&~.~" secoaded by COUII<:P..·.. 1rv1D ~o refer
die CøpertillO 1øuD4u¡t ..fter ~o ~be :staff for coDSicJera~icm of a1~ema-
, u- _4 to allOlf tha: øey Actom.y time to deteraiDII the legaliey of
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upon OF COUNCIL ItEl'ltESØL\TlVES
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!lAyor Frolich:
Transporta~ion Advisory C~i~tee
ln~er-City Council
League of Caiiforn1a Ci~ies
Leg~slative Revie~ Co~it~ee
The ~yor said he had nothing in particular to re?Ort at this time.
6.
C.>uncU:oan In;~:
~rug Abuse Coordination Co~ission
There was an t:Xecutive Board ".",eting to try to
cail down priorities:
1. Concentrated educational progran in the schocls.
2. Half Way I:ouse.
3. Estaòlishment of evaluation of the presenc prograns.
rolice Comnittee
There is no'< a new progran out of the Sheriff's
Departnent si~ilar to the 3urglar¡ rrevention
?rogr~'. 300~let~ are being prepared. Thr.re is
n~~ a 2l-hour training progr&r on burglary alone.
1. Councilman Jackson: Association of Bay Area Governments
~ General AS3enbly will ~eet in Berkeley on
Sovember lOt:l, at o;.;hic.~ time they ·.:11.1 review
in~tial regional gro~th planning guide.
There will be 3 high-priority study oi tax reforo~.
Santa Clara County liater Co=1ssion - Jlo meeting.
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MINUTES OF TIlE OCTOBER 24, 1972 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Urban Developmant ancl Open Space
SabcoaDittee of the PPC. -Jle,vaa
uøable to attend the l118et1na.'
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A1%iOrt'Land Use Subcomœ1tte.~ofpPc
TIle LaÌId Use Study was approvéd. ¡;
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Counc1l:!um Meyers:
P1aDD1n¡ Policy Co:aittee - Heet1n¡
aain¡ up this nut Thursday.
Billside Subc~ittee of PPC -
There was a large turnout at the last
_eting, which he was not able to attend
The people wan~ ~aller roads to the
hilla. t:~ey are co~cerned about water.
Tbe)' do not .ant expensive water and
sever develo~ent in the hills; however,
sooe of the drtelo;:ers felt differently
~ut it.
Mayor Frolich introduced a ~~.cu.si~n o! Pr~?Osition A on the
baUCll. Attorney Ja:oes Frost provided l:,C 'A)'or t:1th sor.:e
material on Proposition A fcr a .~or~s arena. They are.ask1ng for
endorst~cnt by the Cu?ert~o Ci~y Council. He said it
would ~e ~ p4ying propo.it~~n, aa to cainter.ance, once it i~
built. He said present facilities are 1~~dequate. t~e new arena
would probably b. located off Tr~~le Road by t~e a~r?ort and
the cost of cona~ruct1on ~uld be fl~~ced by ~axat1on ~hrou&h the
County. He said profits would bl< used to help rede8!ll the ¡'onds.
Council:an Irvin .aid that we are tal~inl a~out $23 cillion today,
but nper1ence bat aho·.rn h~ that i~ could go perha;:. to $40
cillion. And it would ta~e business a~ay frer. ~he fairgrounds.
Hr. Froa~ said there are a l~t of indoor events that we would let
such as a circus, hockey, etc" I:e will dra... 1'1 new events.
Keved by Councilun SparlLs, .econded by Councillll8t1 Meyers to
endorse Propo.it1on A.
Ketion carried, 4-1
CouDci~ Irwin voted Nay
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!UIIUUS or TIlE uG1uK& 24. 1972 CITY COUNCIL HEErDIG
'1'W1II1IG CCIIIISSIœ
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:;ìo~, SV~1;.~of-~t.. 01 bplar Heet_,of October 9. 1972.
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~i1.,rh1llß\Ú':"r ~~~:Couti.r ..tabll.'-~of a streèt pattem
acljaèéac- to St-o 'tr' Creek School aDd a4jôiÌí1Ds City park site
, 10' tbé S~ ..'. lid.. - A1Døvorth Dri..area.
The PlannloI,D1rectœ ,.as. tbia utter was diaca88ed at great length
by the PllUlDlol C-t".:toD at their meetlos _'it 18 their rec01lllllenda-
don that StOl1Jdale Dri... terminate at its pr_t location. They
made no specific: rec -dation .. to the f1øal diJ'posit1on of Amelia
Court (private road); bowever, a determination vas ::lade that provisions
should be made to pers1t southerly access to Stevens Creek School for
Oakdale Ranch residents l1vin¡ east of Stevens Creek.
l~yor Fro1ich said he would like to see three accesses to the park:
Stonydale, A1ns~orth and ~elia Court, but that t~ey should not be
interconnected. r~e Councilmen agreed.
Mr. Arthur Rober~son, 21979 03~ Dell, said a veh~c~lar access to the
park and the school 1» needed. Soce final ~lan for the entire area
should be agreed upon. Discussion follo~ed.
The Director of Public _orks said access to the park from Stevens
Creek Blvd. will be ~asy; however, there is s~e q~estion about a
break in the !:Iedian. A::Iel1a Court is in the Count:: and he doubts
very much that we ccu~d get the right of ~1nent do~in. It may be
years before this c.~ be resolved. A contiauance of this !:latter
would create probl~s ~ith tin1ng in relat~on to t~e bond issue.
Mr. Ralph Johnson, 10349 Creston, as~ed t~e City Council to consider
separating cO!:l~le~e~y the kinds of traffic a??rcac~~ng the park and
school. He said he could not envision extenstn of u?per Stonydale
nor ""elia Co~rt. Ze asked that a pedestrian traffic facility be
provided for the ¡>ecple to t:,c souti,.
The City }~nager sai¿ the park design relative to vehicular traffic mus~
be considered fram the standpoint of policing.
Mrs. ~illinm MacCuire, Phar Lap Dr~ve, said it is v~ry easy for the
peopl.e living clo,.e to the school to not fe"'~ t:.e ~."ed for vehicular acce,u.
Mrs. Judy Tembrock, 20791 Scofield Drive, sa~d t:,at ¡:erhaps this is
the area where we sZculd be beginning our hi~cs ~nta the hills.
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__uES OF TP~ OCTOBER 24, 1972 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
',~' llman JacÌ<.son would like tœ City Attorney to explore the
~~~1ity of the possibility of the City acquiring eminent ~in
,~, )'IIÍiCDaDty property.
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;;3t~~,by Coucclltuln Irwin, sec:oaded by CouncU:nan Sparb to a,..
.-.w. the S~evens Creek School/Park street pattern as refleetecl
... f1ann1ng ~~ission Resolution No. 1108, including the four
~itions, plus the prohibitioa of architectural planning fOT
~ permanent features parallel and adjacent to the westeI'D and
~tberly bo~darieß of the park site,
Motion carded, 5-0
12. Application l5-TM-72 of De3nis Wong for Tentative Map to
adjust a property line dividing two ,existing approved lots
contain~~g 1.92 acres. Said property is in a CG (Geceral
Cornmer~:.l) Zone and is lçcated at the north.est corner of
Saratoga-Sunnyvale Read a.~~ Alves Drive. Coatinued fro~
~ceting ~: Octobc~ 2, 1972 (see related Agenda ite~ #21).
:!bõed by Co\:,,::'lctaa Irwin, sec:,¡ded by Counci1:1an S?arks to co::-
-: i=>£. appl1C3: :.'G 15-T:I-72 ¿isc,;ssion with asen¿a ite:: 2L
Motion carried, 5-0
~:TECTG~\L A~~ SITE APPROVAL Ca~~!ITTEE
:'3. Submissi.." of Minutes of Regular Heeting of October 4, 1972.
:.. App)ica:i~n HC-5l,058.4 of ~erit-Mc3ride Realtors re~uesting
approval for a wall =ounted sign and an exception to tr.e
Sign Or¿:'nance to allo~ an existing non-c~nfortl1ng role sign
for a cC'C.:lercial building located at the northllest corner of
Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road and Scofield Drive. Recc"-~ended for
approval.
~ed by Coun~ilman Sparks. seconded by Councilman Meyers to
Ç?rove application IIC-5l,058.4.
Kotior carried, 5-0
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15. App11cat1oa BC-S182fJ';¡ of ., tIoaIIta1D.' Ltd. r.. I rtillS
.PpIVR'I. of. 't . foe. t ..cial baiU1II1 w~.... 111
'the IaDc:ho '" e.ater . 20603 ,alley Gr_ Ddn.
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'eo~o~, eltde. of tW'; "' CiIIIter were 811cMa. 'Iben..,._
dUcU88io1t about tba~ of COIIpatillUit1 of ~.... vir""" .
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Hr. Elden Boff_. 20630.au., Gr_ llri"e. explained his pœposal
for a Gip vith white j--"'. ~ and dark pur¡tle leUer1nl. 818
shop is situated in the YCC7 back of this shopping center aDd Deeds
ezposure. He would lib CO keep the feeling of 1nfo=aliey.
Councilmen Jack80n &lid IrviII vere concerned aòout deviating frOlD the
present s:;ns in the ~1D& center. CouncU....n ~:eyers and Mayor
Frol1ch felt that as 1~ .. it has the s~~e outside d1=e3s1ons and
white bac~~round, that t3e color of the letters does DOt ~e the
sign that "udl different. Councilman lr::in Hould t:luc:~ pre:er t" see
a coordinz:i!.j shopping center sign throug:1 a variance.
~yor Fro:::~ stated ~bat ~ese buildings ~ave a dual p~rpose: in
addition :: de~orating our c=unit)", t:",y also house a ousiness.
Exposure :s i~portant.
!~ved by C~unc~l~an SparLs, "econded by Councilman Xeyers to adopt
arplicatic~ ~C-5l,209.1.
~t1on carried, 4-1
C--u~cilman Jac~son voted Nay
PARKS AliD RECREATION co..~SSI0N
16. Special :::eet1ng of Octo":er 23, 1972.
~ATER CO~lSSION
17. No meeting scheduled.
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LIBRARY ~ISS10N
18. Sub~i.sion of Minutes of regular :::e?ti~, of Oct~òer 17, 1972.
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·'if;~1ì9. Sv1mission of of~";'~_ of Steering Co::m1ttee meetill, ',i
'i:;t. ' of September 2.1. 1912., .
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20. $un~ss!on of Kinutes of regular net1ng of October 12. 1972.
Mayor Frc:ich called a recess at 9:56 ?..~I. The meeting rec:cmvened
at lO:O~ ?~..
PUBLlC ;¡;..:"':~¡GS
21. A"H: d Dennio; L.. .'¡::",!: a;'pl1catic,: request n¡¡ re-rersal 0:
tr.. ::~"ning Cocsiss~~ approval ~: a.plication 16-C-72
r~~~~5:i~g a Use :e~~~ :0 constr~:: ~ &3so1ir.e sales 'car
',':a~"-, :3.c:'lity_ Sa:":: ::,çé.t.:C:1 is a: :.~.ê :1orth",;e:st c":":-r.~r cr
S-.;¡:~::g.l-Sunnyvale i.=&:.~ ¿:.d Alves i:~:'·..e.
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12. A;-~::':.1:ion 15-TX-i2 ::i ~ennls \\:('~~ :~r T~ntati\"e ::.r :0
a::'c>: a propert:.. l~ ¿:,';:ding t": c::lst::!;: 'ppr=·.'¿ lots
c:c:",,,ing 1.92 acres. õaid property e. In a C~ (:~~eral
C..-=¿=.:~al) Zone aX. ::.! lccatcd at ::.~ nort:,~:est c~rnel" ~i
$a=.t:~a-Sunnyvale 2=~ a~~ Alves :~i~è. Cont¡n~e~ fro~
mfe::~~ of Octo~er 2. :972.
The Fl¡¡c.:::'~,g Director r.....~r.-"¿ the pre':: 'U.' hearing: hel:! on
applicate:"s 16-U-72 a=4 :>-7Y.-72. Ar71::ation 16-t:-72 ~as a?-
proveJ "::. ::-e Planning Cv___:'sslon; Þo,:c'·.:-r. this ap?ro....a:. has been
appealè~. ~e next went aoe= :he pIa:! ¡:roe ~ap of t~e area, site
plan, ex:'s:ing zoning ~~ ~ a render:". ~f the prop?&ed car ~ash
Hr. De~=:" '~ng, 11266 ~terey Court, Cu?ertlno, sa;d t~t severa
months a.: he brought a ~ .ash proposa: before the City Cou~c1l,
some of ,~~ liked the pr~sal except :~r the pro?Osed location.
Since thè~, he has been WOrL~g intensively to find a sui~able
locatio~. ~e is now pr~s~g it on a~ abandoned service station
site a,,¿ ",,:1 extensively ø;>¡rate the site.. lie went over the
traffic ra:tern and deta~ of the proposal, pointing ou~ the large
amount ~: landscaping. T~ of ~he four existing drivevays will be
removed. ~e showed colored slides of the site and of a s1~lar
car wash ::.ow located in _ther arell. Ta:Üng in the curb lbes,
there wi:: ;e 27% land~-?~, 1ncludln~ a curvilinear sidewalk.
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~. Vo1Ia said his car VÛbvill produce an annual tllS revenue of
, .$165'.000. baaed on ".,.et"~Iui1t.... ae will provide employMltC
,"d",','f,ô'r.,Guaa people in tIW':'~~'aDdvil1l1&ke his facilities available
,:i 'ccfl~ schools, cburdiiaf' ecc.. for fund raisins car washes. The
,~..',; ,1Ia,¡ius. will be r..1dflì~;owèd and _nqed.
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!fr. Vong suuested altêrÌíace uses for the abandoned service station
site: a major brand could'cò_ in, but a more likely one would be a
discount gas station, a èar lot. trailer ssles lot, garage, etc.
Be said this is a viable .ervice station site; the reason it vas
abandoned was because Shell purchased the Acer1cal Oil stations in
California, one being a block away from this site. The building is
owned by the Saich family and Mr. Saich is willing, at an economic
loss, to re:ove it to allow the car wash facility. The proposal
ceets the health, safety and welfare standards and is consistent
vith the area. This par~icular use per~it does not run out after
it has been shut down for six months, as the ne~er ones do.
Hear !.:lg
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Council~an Jackson asked the applicant if he could meet the noise
abate~ent level. ~~. ~ong said his architect has assured hi~ he
can meet the &5 decibel maxi~um.
:'!oved !>y Coun~ U~an 1r...in, seconded by Councilnan Sparks to close
:he Public ::cJring.
Y.otion carried, 5-0
Y.oved b)' C'Ju"ciI "an lr-..:in, seconded by Counc ilr.:an S¡>arks t'> approve
a?pli~¡ tior. J5-nl-72 consistent with Plar,ntng CO'~"lission Resol,"tion
~o. 1102.
AYES:
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Couacllmen In,dn. Jackson, ~lcy('rs, S?ar:~:;, :'!ayor Frolich
S~ne
Motion carried, 5-0
Moved by Ccuncil:n.an Ir·.lin, seconded by Couõ'\..:il::\an Jacks00 lo ¿:P?rove
applicaticn 1&-U-72 '<itl-. conditions caLlod out tn l'LiOnin~ C"'71ission
Resolution So. 1103. Effort will be :1ade to save all mature trees.
AYES ~
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Councilmen Irwin, Jackson. } "yers, Spar;.c.;, ~!ayor Frollch
None
~otion carried, 5-0
~t~ved by C01'::1cilman Jackson, seconded ~y C~u:~c11!:ì.:ln rr~.¡in t":1:'1t t~e above
two ap?licati.Jns have been anal tzcd uit:¡ ~~.5pect to the O¡;f:n S;a~e and
Conservatio:1 Element and a f~nding mad" t!,at they are consist":1t with
sa id Eler.:ent.
AYES:
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C<>und loen,Irwin, Jackson, }!e>'ers, Sparks, Ma,'or Fr')lich
None
Motion carried, 5-0
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KINUTES OF -;-=:£ OCTOBER 24, 1972 CITY COUNCIL ~ŒETING
22.
Application l5-Z-72 of Lee Yenger for prezoning approximately
.22 acre from Santa Clara County CN-H Zone to 113-2.2 (Resi-
dential, MUple. 2.200 sq. ft. per dwelling unit) Zone.
Said p~perty is located ..sterly of and adjacent. to Mann
Drive, approxi:l!ate1y 18S feet northerly of Stevens Creek Blvd
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Counci~ J~c~on abstained froa this application.
The Pla::::>i~ Director reviewed the proPosal, s:,owing colored slide
of the site.
The )1aycr asÌ;ed for cocments fro::! the audience. There ·..ere none.
I".oved ¡'y C:"'l=il:::an 1,leyers, seconded by Cou::c~l::tan Irwin to close
the ru~::: ëearings.
Motion carried, 4-0-1
Counci!-¿c, ':~.;or5 said he -,-as "ot in fav"r :: tds proposal be-
cause t~ ~:i~ ~ct ~elieve th~s site lend~ itsc¡~ particularly to
a trir"'x_ :erh,,?s a duplex CC:lld be Jocat"ci :18r<>.
Moved :-:; :__~~,:::::an ~eyers, sec~nded b)' C"u:'_.::l:1an ~?ar,:s to deny
a~plic~:::~ ::-Z-72.
AYES: ..:":='':ll~en Ir.....1n, ;':E=j"r:rs, Sp.arks, :'.1.Y:Jf Fro] ich
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ABSTAI:;~:: ::U:1c..1,an Jac:tson
Motion carried, 4-0-1
23. A?~:.":::,, 16-Z-72 of Mr. & Mrs. R. G. :!.lcXau~htor. for
r~:::.~; :",,-half acre frc:: RI-lOag (R~,:Jcnt!a¡, Sing1e-
i¿-::'; :~.OOJ sq. fto per dwelli:1g unit) Zone to :;Q (Quasi-
P~;':.; :~.IJ!ng) Zone. Sa~d property ~s :"catcd at 10420
~'U:' >:.:ling Road. Ree,,~ended for ~F?roval.
The Pld~=:'" ~:rcctor revie.ed the proposal and the staff repDrt
of ( ctc~o: :'. 1912.
Hr. Larry ~<r<:1, 10400 South Stelling Road, Cu?crtino, said he
11"es c" ::,. ¡:<:I"'rty 1=ediately to the nMth oi subject property
He sai:! h~ ¿x at least one o~her adjacl'nt =e:g!1bc'r object to the
proposal ::= the following rea50ns: They feel there will be a
signifi,~: r~se in the noise level. Secondl" Stelling Road is
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T U, travelled aDd there 111 _ sid_lit. Cars will probably have to
h...c~ftlJ.n¡ iIa the bike lane. The neighbors would like to see the
, ,'" ",' ',"" PIa for that area. Froperty values would probably decline witb
,,'J1ìì.:Dposed use. If the eenerid Plan shows another use for thia property
'" ;);,' 1.t liait tM pIa for tbà entire area.
ir~;!ooert Ka.:..~ton, 10885 Dry4eD Avenue, Cupertino, outl1necl hie
... .ua1, 1!e a:d 111s wife feel the property on Stelling is ideal for
. ...ry scltro1. It is located across froll DeAnza and is close to
-.jor shopping UNS. It is a short distance frOlR cQndom1n1ut1S and
tI:IasfD¡ devel",~ts. The building is a 3-bedroo::!. ....ood fra!lle house
1(>'".~ed 50 fe~: ::~£ from the street, allowing roo," for ?arkin¡ and
t1r1"....y. T!--,,=~ are I!Iature trees along the boundary, ~'hich "ill be
ree.1Ded. :~~: ~~ll have 12 chil¿ren in the first phase and will
1aclude a p13' .~o~cd along with the first phase. ""en enrollment
i:>c:reases, F;:,lõ< :''-'" plans viII oe presented to the Planning COl:llll1ss1on
z:>d vill re::,:: :.-:a1 use of the pro,erty. lie said ;:e h,\3 discussed
~ matter ~::c :c~ City Traffic E~g:neer, who d~d not feel there
~e any spe.-::: '7:01e::5. ?oe sa~:: t:.at not all ?u,ils "ill be arriving
~/or leav::-::: -=: :::'~ S3:;O:C t1'::e. 7r.ere is roo::¡ t= 3:ack about five
.c.ars on th~ :-_~;;. .-:~ ~xceeds :h~ 5~-:..ndards set u? :-y t~e ~:~lfare
je--part::1ent~ :- ~ ~-~~ P~rmit is l:'~:'ted to revJ.....~... a:::=r one ]·car.
rJe bo=e is o",,:::y rented. ~~ :eels they will Ò~ u?~rading the
f p~o?erty c~~~_:~:~::y.
~::::1.1'C.Cil:na~ ::- :.- .,'.;'':; ::lore concer:-:e:: a:'out the no:::::~ lc\'p! than the
t:afiic int:::.:.:~~
~...:. John Dè: .:,::. ~::.CO Stelli:tg R:'."ld, San JOSl~ ·...·.15 ~·....:1.:~rn('u abo'.1t
::-ae propo;:;ci: ,'¿::._:h~ :lC t:ndersta.:¡:3 t:-.ere .is i1 s:.-.~:.ir type Ufie rc,:,uest
::)r propcrt:. ~:~: ::':5 !1om~. He =~'/~': into this .;J.'r~,l ~·:..v..~ Ijûnth~ ago
:..e-c.&uae it ;¿,~ .:. ~_:"et, resident:ë2. .area.
!7. Eric I.i::~. ::_:-:- Tula Lane, Cu.;:,,=,rt1no, discu:-,::;:.;..! t:,(" r.L'ltCcnf0r'~ng
~e.. in t,,,,, CC,i :,:.1t "ill e'/en:,,~:ly revert t~ 7',:,!~lIt:JI. ¡¡" said
::':'s daughte:. .-:: :':j <1 nursa, ;;0;=__.5 ::i~hts and <,~ --;-:. Jay.-;. ii~ said
-'::'::-!.la:-s .....::: -:->'. ;-·~'.:plc off t:-.i:::- prOpl\l"t}·II. ':'; ·...l~ :- ·~d r,y the City
!'!a.:-..ager whc:", .-:: :-_:-"::1.lSCU his pr::?¿rt:¡ that t:d,s '0,~~j n'~v;,·r be anything
~t. resld,":-;,:, :'.1:.
:)orot:hy 113:::::-. 1:"'.. instructor :..~ ~_:.:ld tra:n~:~: .:: J"',;\¡1~,1. d0CS nnt
s.ee a traff:: >-':::"'-:' here. Th2r~ is a grèi'il :'-::,~:::,:\. to u.;e car P~)oJs
v!th ·presc":..:.:-: ::-~. :he State 0: :2.: ':t..n:iia !:;....; - 1:::' s~eC'.i.:ic r~qlJ;rc::.ent4š
:'G this t)·i-H -:-:'_:12'. l'hère :s .a: :P..~~~:ld'.Ju·: ,~,_.,::',':' i.~:' :·n!"~(;:1o.)l ch~ld
care; they:-.:. .i ,...<litin~ list c: ~:Of) - 2cn i.:;;:: :~'~'~1. ;\::; tc noise, they
::...ve a regL:4_: <_" ·,::J.l~, nod th.----:r:; ',.ill ;:.... ;'t :-:<.,~ ';':~, :-.:.ur In l:-te :"f)rn~ng
I' ~ one h..:\,.;:- :'., :,:~ 3ftenì00l" '..fa--~-e:: t:.'_, t.:.!¡iJ:..~·..: ':.J.\' :·,¡l..kors In nic~
weat.her. \,,'::...:.-,~ ·...i.th preschoole!"~. Y01J do .1. ~:~ .~ "rèå:recting"¡ you
c!o DOt allC'.- ! ·,::5,' ~ituatiol1 to ?',rsist.
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"; ,',¡sellr. Lorre said he did _-:'" ~1..1t on his ~-n and found there
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">'f' ,i;;'~ many vxanc:Ies for prn'-'--\ars in his area. Hrs. McNaughton
:,:' ':",(, iIidð there is a big differnu :ba preschools ranging from _1Dtena ce
~"2¡ic,pe to gl.'Ñ qualIty pnsèloola. 'fhen is a definite peed for
., ' '. quality preschool Ip this _~. She did a survey of the people
iD the i1r.>fo~i~le area wbo voa1ð he affected by the preschool~
Brieientally. ~i:e Lorrens were _~ at hot:l" "oil"" she went there.
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IlIBUTES OF 1".:1: OCTOòER 24. 1972 C:1TY COUNCIL !!EETING
MOved by C~~~il:an ~eyers, secoDded by Cou~~il~an Irwin to close
the Publi~ ~~arings.
Moti= =a=~ed, 5-0
Movcd by ~,_c::'",,,,, Irvin, :;e:.~"'¿ed by C,,"r.::>:.1:'1 JacÌ(SO!'l to c!eny
.~plíc~t~:~ ~:-Z-i~.
C~U!\ci1::-_i.- ::-.'~:": ....·,¡s conc-e:-::..:.:' #..r:..~~ nai~e ._ .3. :-c~iðential area.
:'~uncil':"",:,- .-.:.: ~::~ said t:-.~ r:=-":.r:-= \:hc \·.';::"r :·,-:?r...· Çirst shc1~1¿ be
~o'!1si~ic:-;.:.,. :- .',~'.;~ s;~cu!.¿ :-t= :e:t esscnt:,i.~~'· ::\t.~ '."ay they a:"c
=til \....' .'';'.' ..~~......~ :it the :~e:-¿,: Plan. C.:'1;":":::'~'-,;l:" ~'pyers feel!; th
Council ~ :_~.: :-~ .:..-'nsiste::::. Pie recent.)" :-::.::-_"'.fn¿(d to the I
(.aunt'" t:.:: :::.¿o~ n.....t aLl~·· ,~;.·.-ersío;1 oi rc:~-.':'~:1t¡ai property tc
:,ysinc~s\.~. ::í':e are ot:-.E::r ::~c-at.:!.ons cn ::::.;:~~:'nb zoned and
availa~l,., .
A~·£S: _~_:":..:il:-,~n Ir·Ji:-..~ Ja:.'5.on. :'Icyt:'r::, ·:,'¡Y:1r rrollch
S~£S: :;,=,
A3STA I:>¡::' : : :u~< i ,,,,an Spa:!:s
Mot ic~ carr ~ed, 4-0-1
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2'. Firs: ~,i'J,.L:\g of Ord:'::~:..~e :~:>. 561: ".-\:-: 0rdi:iance of the
City _: ~~rl'rtino Frc::-.:;¡~:i:¡¡ Enlssic-:-. ~~':' Cr('~liC\n of ~,oi~'e
Btty..':-.: :¿:,,:a:'n Levels..'- -- read oy ~:a·":: Frolich.
Coune! 1"",:', ",è:'~;;' said he ·.."s c=,~cerncd a"c-.:~ ~:::,>rce,"cnt of this
Ordinance. ::" City ~nagér r~c__,endcd ~x7,;.ur<· of this Ord:nanc
~o the :':.;:::.:. :t ....as f~::. !.:..ere should :,e ":¿:in:tiona of acto-
nøtivc a~.:. ¡.~:;"::fi~d. sou::':.
~ved by C:,_-...::l=an ~eyers. seccnded by Ce\,;.::.:~l::'..an ~rwin to con-
tinue th~ : :=;.~ Reading cf Orc!i::.a.~ce )10. :;6:.
Mo~ic~ carr~ed, 5-0
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IIUII/,U"S or tHE OCTOBD 24. 1972 cm COUNCIL MEETING
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Second badiDa of.~f.._. 10. 5S8: "AD Ordinance of the Cit)'
of Cupertino ~~f. Sect1cm 1 of Ord1l1&DC. No. 2 b1JaoD1nl
a CertaiD Port1oiÌr~.tbe Cit)' of CupertiDo frOlll CG (GeaeI'a1 eo....
..rcial) Zoo. àD4"!if';;10 (Residential, S1n8le-F811111)'. 10.000 Sq.
,Ft. Per DvelliDSUau> Zone to P (Planned Developaellt .v1th Pro-
f.ssional/Comaerc1a1 Use Intent) Zonin8; Approx!màte1)' 6.9 Acr.s
Located IIorthedY"of and Adjacent to Stevens Cre.k IIlvel. Approxi-
mately 150 r.et Vesterly of the I~tersection of Steveo. Cr..k IIlvd.
and Saich Way &Del Esteuclinl Northerly of Alves Driv.... -- r.ad by
Mayor Frol1ch.
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.:f Ord. 558
J=d. 558
:!:~acted
:r:i. 533(cì
; .cend Reac!~¡
:=¿. 533(c}
~::acted
Moved by Councilman Mey.rs. s.conded by Councilman Irwin to have
Ordinance ~o. 558 read by title only and the Mayor's reading i8 to
constitute the Second Reading.
AYES:
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Ceunc11cen Irwin. Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Kayor Frol1ch
S<>ae
~~t1on carried, 5-0
Mov2d by C~~ncilDan Ir~in, seccnded by Ceuncil=an S?ar~s to enact
Ordina~ce :;J. 558.
AYES:
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C:t¡ncilmcn Ir..ir.. Jac~,'iOh. M~)'er:,) Spar::...;.., ::""y,.)c Frollc:l
!i.oae
~~tion carried, 5-0
26. Sec~n'; Reading of Ord~nance :{o. 533(c): "An Ordinance of the
City ~f Cupertino A.~ending Ordinance !ie. 533 Re¡ulating Stopping,
Star.j:ng or Parking on ?u~lic Streets, dnd ?rov:din~ fer Signs
:\otifying the Pu~:ic Thereof, and Furt.:H Providing for Penalties
fer \'i~lation There<>f." -- rcad by 'Ia,.:>r Fr"lich.
Moved b)· C.:ou:1cl1Qan ~!e::ers II seconded by C\',Hl~.:il::an Jac:-<3cn to have
Ordin:1nce ::0. 533(c) read by t ~tle only a::d the ~tay:>r' s reading 1s
to constitu:e the Second Reading.
AYES:
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Councl1cen Ir.!.n. Jac~son. Mey~rs, Spar:(s, ~~1y~r Frolich
~.,ne
Motio~ carried, 5-0
Moved by CJunc11m3n Ir..1n, secor.d.d b)' C"tm~:b'1n ::eyers to enact
Ordinance ~o" 533(c).
AYES: Councilmen Irvin. Jackson t :'~eyers 1 S;=ar:<s t ~!ayor Frollch
NOES: :\one
Motion carrieJ, S-C
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JtlSOLUTI05S
27. No. 3353: "A lleaolution of the City Council òf the City of
Cupertino AllO'.ring Certain Clams and Demands Pa1.able in the
Amounts and frO!!l the Funds as Hereinafter D...cr1bed for
Salaries and Wages for the Payroll Period EDdinS October 3,
1972." -- read by Mayor Fro11ch.
Moved by Councilman ~eyers, seconded by Councilman Irwin to adopt
Resolution 1(0. 3353.
AYES:
NOES:
Councilcen Irwin, Jackson, ~~yers, Sparks, Mayor Frolich
None
Motion ~arried, 5-0
28. XC'. 3354: "A Resclution of the C:ty Council of th~ Cit:, of
Cupertino Allowin, Certa:n Clai~s and De~L~d, ?aya~le ~~ th~ '
A"':0tmts and frcr.a the Fund.3 as Herpi:'tafter D~scr:'~cd Íor
r.encral and ~Uscel1aneous I::xpe:1dj tures." - read "oy the :hyor.
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Iles. 3353
adopted
M~vcd ~y Co~ncilman Jac~so~, second~d ~y Council~a~ lr~in to aõopt Rcs. );;~
ReEolut':'cn ~'o. 3354. a·.!op':e::
AYES:
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Irwin. Jac~son, ~\eyer$, Sparks, ""j'or Frol iChl
~ot1on carried, 5-0
Counc 11 "'''n
~;one
29. ~ø. 3355: "A Resolution of the City C~uncil of the C"ty of
Cupertino Author:z1ng Exec~~ion of an Agree~ent Ept~ee~ the
Depart~ent of F{na~ce, Sta~e of Ca~ifornia, and the C:ty of
Cu?ert1no for a Population Estimate." - read b}' tc.e !!..yor.
Moved by Councilman ~eyers, seconded by Council~An Jackson to adop RC3. 3;;;
Resoluti~n ~o. 3355. ado?~e~
AYES:
110 ES :
Councilmen 1r¿in, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Frolich
None
Motion carried, 5-0
30. No. 3357: "A llesolution of the City Council of the City of
~upertino Amending the Rules as Established Under the Provi-
sions of the Personnel Cede." - read by the Mayor.
33S7 :<;
s. 3359
adopced
~s. 3359
~:":ed
es. 336C
àd::¡:=ed
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JløYecI by r.oancUam J'"('''--i. ø.:oDdecl by COUDC:LluD He1ers.CO adapt
ldoluUon 110. 3357.
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31. No. 3358: '"A ~";1-tOa.of the City Council of the C1.ty of
Cupertino A1JowiDi On:uln Claims and Demands Payable f1l tile
Aaoun~s and froœ tile JUDds as Hereinafter Described for Salariea
and "ages for the Payroll Period ending October 17. 1912. - read
by Hayor Frol1ch.
Moved by Councilman }~ers. s~conded by Counc1lcan Jackson to ado~t
Resolution No. 3358.
AYES:
NOES:
Counc1l~en Irwin, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, ~yor ?rolich
None
Y~tion carried, 5-U
32. No. 3359: "A Resolut1o" of the City Coundl of t::e City of
Cupertino Accepting ~~~tc¡ai~ Deed and Author~zat!c~ ~or Gnder-
gro~"d :~ater R:"ghts :r~-::. Ditz-Cr3:1C, a California Co:-;:>r.,'( :~n;
Tra~: Xo. 5279, ~·!ant~:;td.-'.o. t;nlt :;0. 7; i..ocated cSt t..":! C.Jr7'.er
of. Flintsalre Streec a~.:i C1arkston Avenue." - re~d b:: th~ :-!a)·or.
~:Oved I>y ,'"unciloan ::eyers. secondnd by CoancU...an Jac'ot,,= to ad"pt
Resoluti~n ~o. 3359.
AYES:
NOES:
CC'uncilcen Irvic.. Jacks:)n. Mcy~r~. Sj)arks. ~~7or F~ol ich
~cne
~~t~on carried, 5-0
33. Xc. 336C: "A Resolu=1o:l of the City Council of the C~ty of
Cup"rt ino Accepting Qu', tcla ir.l Deed aad .\ut:.or iza~ :0:1 ~cr U"der-
¡;roun1 Water Rights fro::. Earl E. Pean!n~ton and :~~:,. A."''' ?.""ing~on;
Locat"d Westerly Side 'Of Randy Lane A¡>;roxi",atel:; 436 Feel: Sorth
of Stevens Cree;c. S¡"d." -- read by ~:a·..er Fr~lic3.
Moved by Councilman Jac~", seconded by C"unc!l:-,an Ir·..i:l to adc¡:t
Resolution ~o. 3360.
~~tion carried, 5-0
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Ilea. 3361
adopted
(b) R¿soluti?n S". 33~2: "A Resolution of t:1e Cit:: CCU:'Icíl of
the City of ~~t:~" ^~t~oriz~ng Execution ~n¿ ~~cordaticr
of Declarat1o~ of ~str1ctions Relating to Real ~r=?erty _
(Hotse Ranchj." -- rea: by Mayor Frolich
Y~ved by C~u:'lcilman Jac~=:. seconded by Council"an :r~in to a¿opt ~es. 3352
Resolut~"II ,"0. 3362. adoptrd
36. Staff report on re;uest for ban on sMoking in Council Chamher.,
The City Mæ.ager was requested to have no smoking signs ins~alled ~c smok;~; C:'I
for the south side of tbe Council Chambers. Enfor~ement of this south side of
would be on a voluntary b_is. Coun>:. Cha"b"r
HINIIT¡¡S OF THE OCrOBDI. 24. 1972 CITY COL~ClL ME£TING
34. No. 3J6l: "A Kescløl:~ of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Approvia&'óII d~O'dding for Execution of a Contract
for a Grant ~O:Ac:CJIÒ,f"':~JI~'Develop Land for Open Space
Pur?Qses 10!~39-~S,,¡iby and between City of Cupertino
" and U:titecl"states,of 1~~ (Horse Ranch)~1;' - l"ead by
!fayor Fr<,Uch:f ..' ", c 7' j;
,I _:~ r~ .
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Moved by Councllœn Inda.
"solution ~o. 3361.
~ed ~~ Councilman Sparks to adopt
~ carried, 5-0
(a) Opinion let~er fr0.2 City Attorney (Horse Ranch).
~ved by Councilman ~7ers. seconded by Cour.cilnan Irvin ~o receive
and file the City Attorney's letter regarding norse Ranch.
~.otion carried, 5-0
AYES:
XOES:
C~~ncilmen :r.i~. J~£s~n, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor =~olich
X,,"::e
~~icn carried, 5-0
~"INIS5E~ 3ëSINESS
35. ~p~rt frOD City A::~~~y an¿ discussion of request thãt City
Cour.c il sUp;>ort Pr0POf;;: ~'1 18.
No action t~ken.
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A",ards
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24. !.972 CITY .:GUNC1L m:ETnlG
~i~: ,,',-
·':;;I:.~lteceipt of bU. few Cc " As.eslllllent District Project 71-2.
<{~/,,1 ,'," ~ ""~.-,_:F ..... _, ',::, . . .... .
~ "'Dttec:tor oflÏì~1c\;~~~ .iåfathe low bid is a1lllo.t'.$lCIOiOOO 1...
, -the eøaJ.Dar·..,iÞi,·-;;,¡~r.û,.Tbis matter will as,."", -" forth.
,. 'rep1u C_11 r1Í'¡'....-.- "
Avard of Tille Depo.1U.
Director of AdIIiDlstrad.... Services reviel<ed the "BUs few T1ae
Deposit Avards", dated October 25. 1972. His recoucendatioa vaa for
two deposits of $125,000 eaci:L. to be made to Sank of Ac.erica and Crocker
, 5aDk, both of whoa will ha'e 5i2Uar deposits T.aturing on ¡{ov_ber 3, 1972.
So :aYed by CouncUn:an Y.27=5. seco:1ded by Councilt:tan Jackson.
AYES:
JIO£S :
Cou~cil::!en 1r...in. J=ßcn, :,:eyer" Sparks, Mayoe Frolich
!OJne
~~:""--n carried, 5-0
39. Request !ör Ci~y C<r~~~: £~4ing of $5,000 in supp~rt 0:
I Cupertin~ Roundup.
.Already discussed. Sea ~~¡es 5 a~ 6.
I
1'0.
A??r~v~t cf trans:e~ ~: :~.óoo of appropriations ~~c~ A:~~:tectural
:::ervic~s u~Jer Ca,:.:.a.: :::ž'r.,~:e:-..cnt rr....'j\.·..:~s to E:ur!'::'e'! ~e:v!.ces
''R.ô:'l::erstl, LirM:a ,..!.s~& a.=.=- 5:~et'set Sçu.;,\re Part<..
:-.1-.5~ to: of So ~vcJ b)" CC'uncll:-.an :r....:-.::. se~c:::1ed by C;;~.~cil~n ~rar's.
, ?~r':;i'~1at:icø;:s
C~un.:ilneo I:-Ji::.. ':,,:,LS,~:'I.. :·:e~·er~, ::?1.rks. Mg.:.,..:-: ::-_:::h
~r-.e
AYES:
IiO£S :
~'j,: :. ~:3':: c ~rr led. 5-0
41. Ccns1der3t1~n of eXrr:5~;'~ :;: ¡~t.:.n R.eo.:rl':t :J~a¡ ?r-: ;:ra=, :'0' ::\r.lude
Kenn~y ;un1or H1¡~ Sc~~::_
The Dir~c:t.,)r of ?arks ~¿ i..!-::-e-:;.::':,;. r"": ..
Clcy of San J~se no lo:".ge: .:_~ ëi. ?=c.-gra,- ~lt
t:~e r:~~ra~. =~t!~g t!1at the
~n-:edy J~~i~= ~~g~ School.
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';JføVeð by COUllclll1\&D øe,.ers. secoaaeð by CoUDcl1l1111D spats co
,,:;.rove this expansloa of TeeD 1Iacreational progr_ 4 . "tat.l)'.
j
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! T"D "C. 1'r
.xpauioo
, apprcmÞI
'AYES:
.,ES:
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CoUllcilmen IrviD. 3acuoa. Heyers, Sparks. HayOS' FroUeh
None
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tol
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~1oa carried, s-o
42. Request for position stateoent opposing Proposition 14.
Kayor Frolich said he vil] en~orse opposi~ion to proposition 14.
He will also be speaking t~ the Cha~ber of Co~erce this Thursday.
¥~ved by Councilman JacLs~~, seconded by Council~an ~Ayers that Opposition
the Cupertino City Co~cil go on record as opposing Proposition 14. Prop. 14
~tion carried, 5-0
43. Request for per=!: t~ issue Business License to farvestern
publications ~o <i~s~rl"'ute Cot'.l1,un1ty Guide and City Business
Directory.
Upon reco:o:::endat1on 0: :;.~ staff, it vas moved by Councilnan
Jackson, seconded by Co~cil~ Irwin to approve the issuance of
the above Business Lic~se.
Business
license ~o
1ssu<:-!
~~tion carried, 5-0
REPOR¡ OF OFFICERS
44. C~~y Staff
The City ~~nager annoucced that on Nove~ber 10th there will be an
ABAG Open-Space Regional Growth Meeting. All four Counc11cen and
Kayor Fro11ch plan to attend.
ABAG ~...etin
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45. City CouncilceD -- Jothin¡ furtåer to discus..
,<;' 46. llecognit1oQ by !'.ayor of non..agenda ites:l5.
cØ ·r
ADJOU1l.~Œ:'T TO PE.~~ SESS101(
In~erv1!!'<s for vaca:cies to be set up for ~!onda)". October 30, 1972,
beginning at 7 :30 P.::.
ADJOt"R:;::z::;-r TO EXECt1nVE :-ŒETl)IG
Y.oved b}' Councl1o:::an ~:eyers, seco:\de:i by Councll:::£n Sparks to adjourn
to an Executive Scssio~.at 11:59 P.:·:.
~~tlon cõrrled, 5-0
Xoved by Councl1:::an 1r"ln, sec~n~eJ by Counc~l~a~ Jac~scn to adjourn
the :-.cet:ng at 12:32 A.::. to ::o:1day, Octo:,er 30, lS71 ~t 7:30 P.:'I..
in the CO:1:'erence R"",~ 0'; City .i,111 for the ?ur?o~" at ~l1terv!.e"ing
app1ic3:\:S for Cc~~ssi",:\ vacancic~.
:·!ot ion carr ied, 5-0
APPROVED:
/s/ Donald A. FroJich
Mayor, City of Cupertino
ATTEST:
/s/ Wb. E. Ryder
City Clerk