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CITY OF CUPERTllO. STATE OF CALlFORJlIA
10300 Torre Avenue, CupertiDo. Califomia
Telephone: l52-4505
JlIJUTES OF tIlE ~ au UIIi OF THE CITY COUNCIL
HELD 011 J1I1Π18, 197) 111 'IBB COUNCIL CHAMBEllS
C1Tf BALL. WUIUr.). CALIFORNIA
. saurrE TO THE n.ac
1'f~:r Kayor Sparks called the _tiDI to order at 7 :35 p... with the
Salace to the n....
lOLL CALL
COaDcilmen pr~sent:
Co~ilmen abSE",:
Jackson, Meyers, Vicc-""vor SpInk..
frolich, ~'y~r Irwfn
Staff present:
City Manager Quinlan
City Attorney Adams
Deputy City Clerk Pagnini
Director of Planning and Development Sisk
Director oÍ Public Works Viskovich
Director of Parks anJ Recreation Butler
!G!ær~ OF THE PRF::IOUS MEETIg:;
1. Appr~v~l of Minutes c: regular ~eeting of June 4, 1973.
Couzu:ilman Jack3.'n noted on pagè 2. second paragraph, the third line
should read "... ..Jeveloper and the Fluod".
On page 4, Coundl",an Jackson said AM~' H' not recon:mended for
opposition, but had re~uested core information on it.
Also o~ page 4, s~cond parag_ap~ !ro~ the bottom, Cuuncll~an Jack30n
saie! th.. second 1 inc should read "... .po"'~rs of agrecm\'nts...."
On page 10, CuuncilMan Jackso~ said the first line of last paragraph
should read "... .Abstract of J,.dge=ent.......
On page 20, Cound 1II13II Jackson no ted Mr. V Iskovlch had been ap¡lOinted
persuL~ent Director of Public Works.
Councilman Meyers noted on page 8, last par "graph , it should be "AJI"
instead of ".\GI".
Hoveci by Coundl"'an Meyers, ap:;:roved by Couccil:nan Jackson, to approve
_buttes of June:'. 1973 as corrected.
~:\.)t ion carrh.:d, 3-0
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JlDiUTES OF TilE JUNE 18, 1973 CITY COUNCIL MEETINC
CDIfIIN1CATIONS
2. Written
A. A copy of ''IIotice of Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement
for the Creation of the Regional Crim1na1 Justice Planning
Board" received from the Office of tbe County Counsel.
B. A copy of tbe proposed County Library Program and Budget
for 1973-74 received from the AeUng County Librarian.
C. An aclcnowledpent from the Lieutenant Governor on the
submission of Cupertino's resolution opposing the sale
of beverages in disposable containers,
The Deputy City Clerk stated that other communications related to agenda
itl!llls.
Councilman Jackson. referring to the Library BudRet, said he had noted the
CDICIent that this budget could be very detrimental to the level of present
services, but did not see an)' suggest ions for he I ping this situat ion. Th..
City Manager said he had had no information from th.. County [xerutiv..'s Office or
the librarian for any proposals. He thought they were limited to that
aDOunt of money under 5B90 unless they could get revenue sharing, Council-
Ra.", Jackson then referred to Lcgislative BUl AB1588, item 5, which might
get them some addit ional ass; stauce.
The City Manager said he had received lal.. in the day a lett~r from PG&E
regardirg Resolution ~o. 3492, item 39 on Consent Calendar. H~ th..n
read the letter ,..hich asked for deferral of action on this resolution.
Counc iIman ~I"yerf' moved, seconded by Counc ilman Jackson, to re::¡ove item
39 from the Consent Calendar.
~~:-~ it:"':" carr led. 3-0
CouncHman Jackson ask..~ for a written report on this matter. After a
brief review by the City ~ianager, it was n"led this had been going on
for some time. and everything had been approved by Cily Council in stages
except for the final agreement. A report would be included in the
Council's next packet.
3. Oral
(a) None requested
(b) Item 39 removed
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Dl'OIT OF t:e:Jml:IL REPRESDrATIVES
4. Kayur Irvin:
(not present at
this Council Ift&.)
s. C"""cil,.¡ln Frol1ch:
(IIOt present)
6. C.oo:ncilll8D Jac:k8on:
7. : :;.:: iban ~feyers:
8. ::_,~il~an Sparks:
P~'''IKG C:'~:'S[O~
lDter-City Council
Drug Abuse Coordination c-i8.1on
League of California Cities
Transportation Commission
Legislative Review Co,.itt..
Association of Bay Area eovern.ent.
· ..No meeting
Santa Clara County Water Co=.i8sion
· .. No meet Ing
Urban Development & Open Space Sub-
committee of PPC
...Continuation of preparation of
Open Space Action Como it tee.
Airport Land Us~ Subco~itt~e of pre
PlannJnr, P"Ucy Committee
· . .~!eet ing to) ¡,.. hdd on n·.ursday
Hillside SUbC0m:nÎttêe of pee
.. .!-[eet ing tC:::\Jrrow eO/en ing
Airport I.and Use (;onmisslon
· . .No "'"ct ing
Flood Centr"l Advisory C~ittee
...Could nut att"nd meeting
Commissicn on Alcoholiso
.. .1(0 mt'eting
9. ,~:~i$sion of Minutes of regular meeting of June 11, 1973.
10. >~::::Îssion of Hi~utes of adjuurned rcgular m~eting of
:::..¿ 7, 1973.
11. >~:=ission of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting of
!'...,. 31, 1973.
12. Á"lication 6-TH-73: Estate Hom"., Inc. for Tentative Hap
to divide 3.92 a~res into eh,'h" duple:< lots. Said propert)
:$ in a R2-4.251 zone and is located cast of Y4xine Avenue
.;.~,rcximately 500 feet southerl)' of lIomcstead Road.
:"'o~=ended for approval.
Hr. Sisk gav" a brief background of application. Councilman Meyers
asked if t~~ r~~blcm of strce~ cross-sectic~ had been resolved. He
was told t:::s '~culd have to be resolved by the Engineering Department
and would ~,,~uir" some minor changes.
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JlIJlUrES OF THE JUNE 18, 1973 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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111'. Merve Hansen, 1661 W. SaD Carlos, San Jose, told the councilmen that
corrections ,,'t'Uld be made to COIIply.
Coaacllman Jackson then questioned sound barrier. Kr. VisMv1ch said he
~d have to set a recoJlllelldation frOlD an acoustical engineer before
_ring. but he thought a valid design eould be resolved aDd be able
CO test it afterward to see if it lowered the noise. Council.an Meyers
DOted this c~ndition was sfailar to Northpoint, except it is about 10'
too low in ~rts. Hr. Viskovich said these points would be elevated.
Councilcan Ja:jcson then IIOved approval of 6-TM-73 along with conditions
I.posed br r13~ning Commission. Seconded by Councilman Heyers.
Motion carried, 3-0
13. ~~-=ge Deason - RÞ~uest to waive bendin~ requir~ent stipu-
:.l:<'d by Ordinanc. ..0. 546 in conncct Ion with ~onstruction
c: .l single-fa=ily hc~se on Santa Paula \vcnue. Vote 2-2-1.
::~. :-.:'\"·..:'C!IDCud3ti:.~.
Th~ City V·_ :.:- ref~rrc¿ :~ l~~~cr vn J~s~ ~~~~ivcd this =crning. Th~
. staff w:.:=~~:- . - ~.J on rf"rc~¿ as !"€cn11ID':Ir.":i::~ t;¡iS r(~q\lest b~ denied.
Mr. C:e('r~~ :-_ _. .. 231 Er:'::!' ~::e, San ~I.;tt.~\.."\. l~~d ifl'rnia, ~d!id the
prOpt'rty ""....: : _;,;:", in the. :~=.:':y for 35 y...·,H-~ .:Li-.; lherc are 28 other
resid"nts .--: <:"-t,'\.'ts and .5 ;.;.;..~e·:elo?,,·d l..'ts. Ii:..... is the first lot
that h..1~ :-"" ,.. :::glcd out ::;~ ~=:.dinr. rC<ìui!'""":-:..·::t. He nO:'é': he had
agree¿ t..... ~.. ..:, rest of ¿':'str:'ct but feels hI.' i~ being (~~scrj:Dinatl'J
against.
The Publio ·;:c.. Directcr saU under Ordina:h'C ~46 tho: city would bí"
willinf to ::~ >,ot cost of i=",,"o·¡=ent and t!:~" put in i"'pro'¡eaents
when tht'" :. i-·: :~"~es. Ht- a1.;,:. ~a::d :.hl"" h.:1,·e '\~")lIt 20 Dl'JC: ( tht:r such
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It was brc~.c; out that a time period of 3-1/2 y~ars was in~olved; at
the end .'~ :.._~ time, eitl,er tbe ir.prov"",...nts ~'ould be "ad.. or bond
would ha\'o.' t.- ,~t...nded. )'.t. Vislc..,vich <,xplain,',1 that Ir.>;>rove"""nts would
DOt be c.J~e :0: t:'is slreet within that peri.:-J. It was then explained
bow the fu~c, collected we~e intended to be ~,.J. The cily could go
ahead an..! c.;.,,-,· .extensions and then cbarge back as property owr.ers
improved p~:?=tv. This ~ay the city could rruo~"d with ilr.;>rovement
on property .·ere the owners weren't ready to devclop, gi~ing continuity
to devel~r=~:::..
Hr. Deason :.:;co! there are 3 pieces on str.....r anncxed to Cup..rtino; oth<,rs
are in tho.' (: .::ty of Sar.t;. Clara. 1\" point~à out 4 of the undeveloped
properties ~~ :!:e strect belonged to his fanily.
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After a lengthy discussiml, during which the councllraen tried to
allCUtaiD tile .ost equitable way to assist Kr. Deason, Councllman
.J.:1UIon __ to deny requeat for waiver. Seconded by Councilman
lfeyers. CaaDC1lII8n Jackson would like it known t!lat Mr. Deason
alaht apply for a continuation within one year.
Motion carried, 3-0
.ucørrECrUUL AlII) SITB APPBOVAL OoUnIIuul
14. Sulaissioa of lliautes of adjourned regular meeting of
Ka,. 31. 1973.
PABS AND RECREATION CCHlISSION
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15. S~ission of Minutes of adjourned regular meeting of
June 13. 1973.
WATER CO~ISSI~'I
16. s~ ~eeting scheduled.
LIBRARY C~~:SSIO~
17. s: ~ctlng scheduled.
P'':!lLIC S.\F;:;' ::,-WllSSION
18. S~~=ission uf ~inut~s of adjourßed rcgular oeetJng of
!'""'c 7, 1973.
PL'BLlC HE.-\.U~S
19. Rc<~lution SO. 925.37: "A Resolution of the City COUßcl1
i:!= :!>e City of Cupertino Ordering Changes and Mod if !cations
\".1::.:0 Park Assessnent District Project AD 64-1,"
A brief b.1~;';,,::u:1d W3S gi"ten on Resolution So. 9!5.36 which provided
for contri;',,:::n of the re:13lning $18,852 t,,...ards the cost of future
traffic sl&"'.11s at pruneridge Avenue and Tantau ~v~nue, setting April
16, 1973 ..s t~" date of hearing. Subsequentl~' the staff detcn:ined
this rcscluti::, limited the District's contribution toward the signal
to $18,85: (-5:) and should the cost of the signal exceed ~25,136 the
City would bc.>: all additic.nal costs. The new resolut Ion prpp:Jred
provides :"r .1~y aæuunt over $25,136 to be apportioned on the basis
of 75% to t~: District and 257. to the City.
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KIJlL'IES OF T!ΠJ:~ IS. 1973 CITY COUNCIL MEETlSC
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~. Valcer ~3rd, ï£llco representacive, said all cost will come out of
64-1. DOt from V.:lco per se. Councilman Jzckson ascertained that the
~oport1on would !Ie 75% from LID aDd 25% from the City, The City Manager
..w chi_ was what vas agreed on for that particular light inacallation
~ aUDdpoint of benefit. Counc1lJaan Meyers asked what tbe e_tiaated
~ ~d be, a:>:! Director of Public Works quoted $21,900 whicb would
&1l belov estiJlated amount of cdling.
YJce-lfayor Sparks asked for ~ta frDIII the audience. There vere none.
c-n...n Heyen IDOved, seconded by Councilman Jackson, to cloae Public
lleariDg.
Motion carried. 3-0
Councilman Meyers then moved .~ approve Resolution No. 925.37. Seconded
by Council...~r. Ja~Ü"n.
Motion carried, 3-0
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20. Fir,: :.~ding of Ordir.ance No. 604: An Ordlnance of the City of
C,,;<::::o, California, Adopting th.' "Cupertino Municipa~ Cod","
A ::"_:::ati0n of the Peroanent anù General Or~in~ces of the
C~t~ :~ ;c;~rtino, California To~ctbcr with those Seco~da~y
C.....J(~ ..:.....:..';:t'-,J by Refere~ce as AlIt!~l"riz~J by the General La·...;:;
c: :::-: ::J.tc of Califcrn:a, Sa.ve <1:1.: Except those Porti:.ms of
t~.~ ~ê':.:'::":.;.:-y Cod.:-s iLS are DelPtP~1 C'r ~!('fdified by the Prc;'isiuns
of :~:.~ .:......:ë.'· -- read b}- tile \,j("("-~t1YJr.
C::-;:1~!:ma.~ ....".~:.~~.:-
-.~"'.'t."'d.. secon:eJ by Coun:: ~ !::::~ ~'('Yi."r~. to h"....·e r=-~ ¡n;d~'~(,
'·.~'i.. a~~ l:t..:. Vif..':e-~:"~)·¡.:r'$ l-eading shail con..,t...lute
:;e,. tiO~ rco.
tt>e First Rc..~ ~~.;.
Ans:
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C~U~:::~è~ J3ckson, Me,erG, Vice-~ayer Sparks
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C~~~':::~3n Frolich arA ~ayor Irwin
~:"l ion carried, 3-0
lt was requ.·sti·¿ :":.1: the Public !learing for ,"o:1siderat ion of this CoJe
be: set for the St.:.::::..~ :t,-'ctfng in July. So tk"'v,"¿ by Councilman J.1~k':J.on.
s.ec..onded b)' C.:-.=:.: ::::..1:: ~i~ycrs.
M"tion carried. 3-0
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21. Bo. 3477: "A IteaolaCiOD of the City Council of the City of
Cupenino A1loviaS CctaiD Claims and Demands Payable :In the
MouaU and froa the IUD4s aa Hereinafter Described for
Salaries and VIIpS,.før'the Payroll Period EDdins JUDe 12.
1973. .
Yh'- Mayor Sparks read the abanl. noUns it covered Warrants 17937
th-ab 18055. dth a net _t of $24.522,71.
lIDYed by CouncUun Jackson. secooded by Councilman Heyers, to
adope Resolutioo )fa. 3477.
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C"",,-,:..lillen JackaoD. Heyers. Vice-Mayor Sparks
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ect::>dl....n Frolich, Hayor Irvin
~tion carried, 3-0
22. ~. :-55: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cu;<=<~::o Allowing Certain Clams ~.,d Demands Payable in
t"" .':""ants and fr02 the Funds as n"rcinafter De~cribed for
(~~..=" and Miscellaneous F.xpenditures, Period En¿ing
J_::..: :5. 1973."
'ice-Y~yor ,;~;:~ =~ad the above, noting it c~,crcd Warraots 14533
tr~cugh l46j~. _.=i a net a~unt of $77,626.5;.
M.: '/e:: by c""~,, >..1:: Meyers, seconded by Cou"dhan Jackson. to adopt
hsc;'ution ~.'. ;-~;.
AYES:
SOLS :
AJ! S Eo'iT :
C:~=:::~en Jackson, Meyers, Vice-M3y~r Sparks
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(:,.c:::"..n Frolich, Mayor Irwin
~~tion carried. 3-0
23. x~. :::1-52: "A Resolution of th~ City Council of the City
c: C~~:tino Aaendiaa a Resoluticn of the City Council of
t"" C:t~ of Cupertino Determining Unpaid Assess:::cnts and
Pr:~i~ing for ISSU8ace of Second Sale of Bonds for Crossroads
A,;sds;:~nt District Project No. 71-2."
Mo~ed by ~u::c::~., Meyers, seconded by Council""n Jackson, to adopt
&esolution Xc. :::1-52.
Motion carried, 3-0
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KI1IUTES ;:: :-:iI JUliE 18, 1973 CITY COUNCIL }1F.ETl~G
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IIJIFIIIISHm ¡¡¡¡SDŒSS
24. lequest frea CaN Va1Jaited', Inc. dba Yellow Cab eo.pan)' of
CupertillO, for _ iDcrea.. in taxicab rates.
COlllldIJIr:! Jacksoo asked for: tile Cit)' Attorney's opinion oa the IepIit)'
of . raise uDder the Pr...., · 'a order of June 13, 1973. The Attorue)'
saW it vas his op1Dion the rates could DOt be raised dur1øg this period
of t8porary freeze.
1Ir. Steve Gauna, Jr.. ll34.. E1 Camino Real, Mountain View, saiel he
__ aeøenUy in accord vitia tIt1a opinion, but he would like the City
CoaIIcU t" act on rate 1Kr r. to go into effect when freeze is lifted.
Mr. Gazze:a said it would £Aka antil September to get the ..ters.reset and
. ~ voul: ga:able on rate ~ ~d be allowed, since they are 1IOV
rullJÚ1lg ~: a loss, even before the gas increase which was in excess of
40%.
Tbe City .\t:.:>rney said tbis CDUld legally be done. He would want it
cooditic~i¿ thcugh that the ap,roval would go in effect subject to such
time a~ :: ;~ca:e lawful uDder governmental regulations and the added
cooditic~ :~~t the decision be left up to the City ALtolhey.
A brief ~:~;~;sicn was h~ld on tbe discrera~cy in figures during a
,reviou. ~~.ti~~. ~~ich seeaec! to have been caused by calculati~~s
regardi~_. : -" :'iag charge.
After f'--'>- di."ussion, Cg~cil:an Jack.~n =ovcd this it~ ~e continued
UD~11 t~: A_~~5t 20, 1973 2ee~ing. SccQnJ~d by Counciloan ~~yers.
Motion carrie¿, 3-0
25. ~:s:ussion of sta~~ report on pn'ceJural aspects o~ City
C~u~~il meetings.
Tbe City ~~~ser asked if the couccil did not think it im?crtant to have
reports ::' t~e other meetings tbey had att.~~ed being abo.e the Consent
Calendar. C:u~ciloan Jac~ said he was rrylng to consoli~ate in one
spot. A ;rie:' c!i!cussion vas held on this p:int.
Council~~ !ackscn pointed ~t there are t~~ absent council~~ whose
opinions .~~~ld be heard. ~11man Mey~rs spoke regardir.g ¿etermination
õf wheth_= :'~ur Council oeetings a month ~~re ne(~cd. Cour.=il~~ Jackson
felt thi~;; could be speeded up by changing agenda process; it .as
iaportant tc det~rmine if four ..etings ~ere needcd.
Councilr~~ !ackscn the3 moved for tentative agreemcnt subject to next
..eUng. So!Conded by Couocilsan !leyers.
Motion carried, 3-0
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26, AdopUCIG of ':LYe Ye8 c.1Ul tJaprovements h0sa-.
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.,... -1fI:)v.. $pEts DOt......u 1Øra to propose a special .n-1-.
....;de IIQor 1Ie1Da PT~'~dds discussion.
-"rf1-- "~4 saf4¡~""'j¡:,...1 .."esUons on bow to.ê·utt
'''''''<18_ 1iIdch he voa14 1t1i&!W' ~t IIOV. Be bad COIIItlllllllffi_
.......,.. des: -', '~', ,<>'
l. ~1al Park ... - 1"1&1 parlt Additions aad C fP7
Cea.ter
2. ~i¡hborbood Puk ~ '''Jll8Dt and Related Bulldføp
3. Civic: Center LaDI .. f J t-it1on and Landscaping
4. City Ball Iaþ"o, mid Corporation Yard IIIIp1u. -te
5. Street Iaprov~ ~ioD of Bond Issue
..œ City Ka:ui:~ uoted that tir.& Coeneil is only responsib: c _w"
G.eciding ce:-a~ projects; _ us to be provided by surplus mates.
3e would pU;är~ .. list for ÜIe CoancUmen. He noted the corporation
yard had bee:: :¿dded not to :.e po¡C in bond election; also De ~
t~is court ::,:'ts were in ~ same category.
~illllðn ~è....:sthen listed _ral items he .."uld propose re:xlving
!r~ C.l.P. ~~ a discussioc vas held relative to these iCes3.
.~~h regar¿ :: :::~ boad e1ecc~. Cou~cilman Ja.:kson said SC.:Ie kind of
aeasuremer.: :: :..iX rate and c::-s-: C':1 '!':.cueowner s:10uld be shO"'J"::. so t"he
...:>tò!rs co,,:': iii' ,--hat the C:t: 1<&5 asking them to do.
c:....mc1l..a:: : ~;Ü:" said he ~ ;>refer keeping as muc:: in c:e issue
_ possibl~_ ,. lo'Ould be i~.-:~ to see figures on incre::>e:t&l basis
;! every 5::: _:: and would l~ ~:: l.:>ok over pr.:>posals of c.::u:>c1.l.llan
!!eyers.
~ City ~..J.~.J.;': said he har:i '&i ~ss..d briefly ...ith the Vice~.ayor
& leneral ':~:¿:":1ination of ~ VQÙd be put in issues and ~OII it
vaald be br=~~~ ~~. They ~-l: have to get input fro.. the :0'~i1Den
;>resent an¿ :::~ t"" absent ~il:e" and make d"cision what v111 be
œ.,t in an.: ._,. it will be sb:>oc on the bond issue.
A tentath-.. "e-:i"8 to discuss ùl of the Five Year Capital Iaprovement:5
1'roar- "as s~: ::"r Honday. .ÃI::Ie 25, 1973 at 7:30 p....
':'J>e City ~~~¿: suggested ~ they also inv;te the chal= of the
Capital I::;r=~~e"ts Progrzs ~ be present at that ..eeting a.~ any of
:he board "è::~rs would be ~re.
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....,u:o OF THE Jtr.;E 18, 1973 em COUNCIL MEETING
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1:1. Authorization for c:oœ1Du1ng appropriations peDdiDR adoption of 1973-
74 OperatiDg aud CoastrVCtion Budget.
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~. ,pic, IfaDager G)la:lDed th1ø..ctiOD was necessary to allow ehe City to COD-
cIoiDg bllsiDesa until ~'proposed bulget for 1973-74 had been adopted.
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Jaeuon aoved to adopt: tJie following minute older: Seconded by
11:'." :HeJer'a.
"Ieso1ved tbat the .....ifti.uatiOD of .;he City shall continue to operate
OD and after July 1, 1973. at c:œrent levels under authorized progr81118
peDding the adoption of che 1973-74 ·OperatinR and Construction Budget
at which tilDe obligations lncurréd under this contiDuiDg authorization
shall be applied to appropriations lIac\e from said budget."
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Motion carried, 3-0
28. Referral of Application 4573.11 from the County Planning Department.
~. Sisk referred to tbe staff report. giving a brief background of this
~lication. The current applicatio~ is for a ten &cre lot size and con-
fonos to the minimum lot size requirement of the "A" exclusive agricultural
zo~~g district in the County. It is the staff's jud~nt that the proposal
to éevelop four ~rcels on ~ acres would not be in conflict with the land
~se pattern prð~ided in Alternative A. Staff did point out that final
dlv~ion of the four lots nust be closely related to top02raphical con-
s:.!erat ions.
Cou=cllman Meyers, referring to reconœendation that a slope density formula
be applied to the Montebell0 Ridge ~ th a minimum size lot of ten acres
r~ging to a twenty acre lot size, said this W~s not a PPC recomœendation
~t was well within the lio:ts being consideret
~4;.1i;13&1 :.. '/to'r::; then r-ç~..e1 ::~:" approval of Appllcat1c:l 4573.11 ..i~!-.
concern that topo)grapb!cai c;lnsideration be made. Seconded by Councilman
Jackson.
Motion carried. 3-0
29. Award of Centract froo bids on Build:ng Modificatio~ -
Horse Ranch.
The Director of Public Works reported there had been no bids submitted.
Contractors had indicated that bccause they are extremely busy. the normal
aDOUDt of time it would take to òid the projcct was not sufficient. The
project viII be re-advertised and a bid openinR schedulcd for July 16.
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30. Award of Conu_t Er... bids on improvement of McClellan
lDad aud Bubb ... ~ the Southem Pacific Kaß.roM Cross1n&
C-~ JackIn 8Oft4 -.-.-4....&1 of bid frOlD Cat Hex of $14.7U.3S.
a..ciJIIaD !h..Jen seco..... tile _tiOD.
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~n_ .J-"I. .lfe1ers. Vice-Mayor Sparb
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CoaaciJIIaD hoJ.tð. Jfa1OI' Irvin
Kotioza c:arrled. 3-0
31. Iaq....t for .,.--100 to bold a Ilallt-A-TboD by Sata Clara
CouDty Special O1,-pics.
"i~e-M890r Sparks asked if tJd.s bad buD discussed with tM Sheriff'.
oft~ with ream to ~t1ons. where they vould .cut aDd where
tMy vould encl. The City w,..,u suuested that if appTOval vere
&iveD. it should be subject to the route being worked out with the
Traffic Engineer ~ tbe ~1ff's office.
!Ir. Cary Jr.. r.a~, Ila1It.A-:b..~ Co-ordinator, 12822 Arroyo de Arguello,
Saratoga, tben explained tbei: plans further.
Councilman !fayers, notin& :~ ::onfusion of last year' s e-:e"t. s"¡sgested
the groups start from di!!ere:: locations and alleviate sc:e of the
confusion.
After further discussio" c" vays the event could be ex?edited,
CouDcilman Mayers aoved !er a;prova1 of allowing ~alk-A-7he" to pass
throuah Cupertino, but prier := the event .::oordination be sadco with
the City staff, Sheriff ..,¿ ?u::l1c Works Departmenl:. Seconded by
Counciban Jackaon.
Mot ion carried. 3-0
32. A request by .1ose;>h Camarda for a temporary fruit stand for
a period not exc:ee:H.ng thirty (30) days located at the north
west corner of Yisu and Stevens Creek Boulevard (General
C-rcial ZmM) :.eginDing June 25. 1973, 10' x 10' in size.
!lave<! by Counci1!lan Meyers, seconded by Councoilman Jackson, to approve,
Motion carried. 3-0
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33. Ac~horization for .Jack Olichester to sign warrants iD absence of
Cicy Treasurer.
Q¡ e41..n Jackson IIOVed to V-- _thorization to Jack Chi'cbeater ID sian
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, -.",. ~dt8 in the absence of tile Cit}' Treasurer, Seconded by c-l\'fJ--
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Kotian carried. 3-0
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34. 1aso1utian Bo. 3487: -A llesolution of the Cit)' CoaDcll of the
Cit}' of cupeniJ» .lpproviDg the Final Map of Lots 75 8l1li 76
vithin Tract Ho. 35n. Deep Cliffe Estates No.3; Located at
the Southeast CorDer of Stevens Canyon Road 8Dd tiveraids
Drive; Developer. .J_ W. Loughlin; and Authoridøg the City
E::gineer and the CÛ)' Clerk to Sign the Final MaP.'"
35. lu"lution No. 348S: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
C~ty of CupertiDo k<:e~ting Quitclaim Deed and Authorization for
txerground Water Cghts from Kaiser Aetna, a Califomia General
Fa:t:>ership, alii:! !tac!eline Damico, Adele ,E. Ro ters. Chester E.
1',,::<1:0, Norman K. D~=, and Rober~ C. Damico; Tract No. 5362,
k.:"ted on KcClel1.a:> lL:>aè Westerly of Byrne Avenue."
36. R<s:l~~ion So- ~a;: "A Resolu~i~n of the City Council of the
C::y "f Cupertioo ~~Ling A~plicable the Provisions of the Cali-
:::n:a Vehicle Co~ :~ Private R"ads Located within Westridge
~~~di¥ision, Trac: ~:_ 4823, Located ~esterly of and Adjoining
$::':;:: Oak Ilay."
37. !\...":ution~. ~;.:): "A Resoluti.:>n of the City Co=cil of the
C:ty of Cuper~ioo ~~=3 Applic3"1~ :h~ Provisions of the Cali-
:":~~a Vehicle Co~ :0 Privat~ R~ads Located within Roundtree
$~division, Tract ~:_ 4920. Located Westerly of and Adjoining
Salling Road."
38. Ru:lution No. Yo;:: "A Resolut ion of the City Council of the
Co:, "ç Cupcrtl~ ~~lng Applica~¡~ the Provisions of the Cali-
f"~i,, Vphicle Co~ LO Private Roads Located within Sequoia
Y~:tbage Company Subëivision, Tra~t So. 5374, Located Westerly
.,: .1:1d Adjacent to ~ry Avenue."
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40. IIesolution Ro. 3101-51: "A Resolution of the City Couacu
of the City of CapeIrtJJIo AcceptiDs Dedicatioa of bal Propert
for Roadway PurF un !rCD l'.IVmIt""ll Properties CorporaUoa;
Loated witbiø ~ AsseSSHDt District IJait 1. Jlortll-
vest Corner of - --7 Drive aud Stevens Creek JIoalayard.
Coasistina of Ar..."'......tely 0.004 Acres,"
tlI U...." ¥ _ved. SI' J .... by Councilaan Jackson. to approve
"-..at CaleDIÙr.
Kotian carried. 3-0
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41. City Staff
~~ ~irector of 1UòI~ .orks reported the Stevens Creek
:::.:;:" was in and lo<:lts good. Hanc!raU still neeès to be
:~E:al1ed but otb&:-~se i. complete.
42. c~:: C~uncilmen
=--~j1man ::_,~:~ in quest~~~=1 s~rv1ng cf :~ffee at O:~E~ =ee:fngs
.~~ inforce~ :-~ c~iiee vas ~e. Councilc~~ ~eycrs felt .. .~uld be
g:-:: to pr...":::..- :...'ifee for ~,:::..e: ::.eetings. A::er 3 trial ;,.e:-ix of
:-.-:- 1:ODths. : :'_":Ô.: could see v-....¿: t~.e coc~ and :::teríerence ·..-i t~ c::era-
:~~~ of cl~¿~_; ~~uld be an~ .: :~at tim~. ~~~ê a definite ¿£~ision
~elarding a ;:~_~~I fee or ~::i~g in a marhi~<.
~11man : <_':'.;.'n asked the ~~:-t~:or of PP~':.:.5= 3:lJ Recre2t::~ ,!r ":.y
r~=~re8S h3~ :~<:> ~de on Se::~ Citizen Cent£: proposal. ~. õ~tler I
8&.:.4 starr ~;...: ~"t !Oak" a c~i8i"n on what b;>rovements =:>-..:ld be
~¿e until ¿ c¿.~gn was su~~:e:, ,~ an .r~h;tect was bei~g contacted. I
~~il"an ~¿;,>:~ then questi~ed the status of the Envirc~~:tal
Z:¡.act Rep"r~ ::: inclusion 1: :he General PI..". Hr. Sis;, sóÚC: the
C::':y Attorn,;.: ·..3$ -:bec:king to H~ what had ha~,?~ned to the Bill con-
C&~ing Env'::c~~~tal Impact s:G:e~nts beinh required for Ger~ral Plan.
Co:.:I::UUR 1(....:s then referred the council anJ staff to an article in
~ue of C"~c:"rnia Cities".
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Councllcan ~Ieyers also referred to a study done by Ms. Nancy Black,
2146S a~lly Oak Drive, Cupertino on a nature trail at Horse Ranch,
Hr. Butler had not received a copy, although Councilman Meyers thought
Hr. II. V. Snyder of tile Parks and Recreation Coøsaittee had one.
Vice-Mayor Sparks referred briefly to the De ADza college facilities.
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lecognition by Hqor of DOn-agenda items.
The City Attorney and thecounc11men briefly discussed the Ceneral
Plan anJ ~ntinsencies that aight arise during interia zoning period.
Hr. Sisk said a budget Reeting had been set for July 2. 1973,
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Counci1C~' Jackson had noted a supplier for Savin Machines that·might
be ~ be::er source; tbè staff vas Instructed to check into the cost
~r _,,;.'e~ tor the~e ~ilines to deteroine if sone savingg could be
oade.
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Couc~i:~,~ J~c~son DOV~ at 9:25 p.o. that the ~eeting be ~djourned
to :k¡:':'..I:.". Jun..? 25, 197): In the library confcrc!1cc rCO::1. St~conded
by Co,,~:i~::1.m ~!eyers.
~oti~n c~rri~d, 3-0
APPRovm:
Isl Keith E. Irvin
Mayor, City of Cupertino
ATTESt:
Isl "':1. E. Ryder
City Cl£rk