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OF DE aDJOUIJIID' -.. __JJlG or THE cm COUICIL
íœ Do> . U, 1973'. ø _"'~/-:1L CIIA!IBn. CITY BALL
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. )!ayers, Sparks, Mayor I
Scaff present:
CIty ""'''SOOT Qooi..1...
City Att.orIMeT &A__
Director of ..-....i.trati\"e ;:e~':~es Ryder
Director of ~iDg and De~e:~~ent 5isk
Director o! ~lic Works ¥is~~\":ca
~CATIONS
1_ kchltecto:L..and Site ApFOYa: ec-ittee
L Appl~:.&::~o. HC-51,296.2 cñ Bob'. Big Soy Fa:'lily Restaur
nrresc:ed by Roben E. £akin, requesti~,;; approval of
light:.::g md laDdscapÚIC !..r a restaura."': :adl1ty
locat": At the .outblllest ==er of Ah'e5 J:ive and
S&ra:~.a-SunnYVale Iøao!. &eco.Dended i c r ap¡>roval.
~ Planning :'::e=t~r revi.... t~ December 6, 19:3 ,.:a££ repon
_ dda ....ue:. ::...re was _ '!sc:ussion regar.iio.;: e~erl':reeD
- d.ciå~~-5 ::~es. The r""4~~ recommen=e~ ~~letion of
1" ~tions j ~ 3 related to the spac1.na of tues ao.d shrubs.
- -..... setti"! ""to this diaaass1.clc. the City Manager said the
__f ,reco-=>:e-.: an agre8lleuc be sade early in t::is :œet1ng
ta ~d to :.:e ':1te of the for'--illg EIR cn tÌ'.e General Plan.
r -11... lfearin;; ::r the EIR vas .....l1shed for Dece,,:.e: 17th;
.... er, norio.... wnt out Indica~13Ic Decembel" l~t;'. He su¡tgested
~ _papers ~M':,! a story 1ndl~in& to the cit iuns when the
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,.. T -I.. r.à t.M ,,---..~ #0 I..ion, SOllIe It_ ndeII .. willi
. ....... Pè..,. ~ J.uc _ting sht'uld be acheda1" de.
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I. A;-.:"~.:.:n HC-5I,O/5.171 of Hill Signs .,~ Di.plays
r~:_~;:,~. ¿pproval of a sil~ plan i~r ~-~~~c:an Mlcrosy.t....
1::..:. _ ::c.:~d at the sout!2Ye.t corne: :: ::rlte Drive aad
5;;.:.:. ':~~et. lac --"-.1 for appr:\'~.
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...... b,. c..-.;::~::= ~e,.e..., ~ "r Council:.r. "parks to approve
application "1.:-:.,;-;.171 in acc"rda:>c:e with t!:e :'''';~ntrol rec~datioa.
Kot1oa carried, 5~
C. IcJ::~:":C So. 347 - IDt.ria Landsca"i:~ ';uidel1nes to be
j,n::~.~ u part of the Architectural r.: "ite Approval
~-..:.::.... )taodard Ccmctitlma. Recom:z:e~':"¡ for approval.
%'be PlaDD~ :L~;-::~r introduce4 the discussion :; these guidelInes.
) ~ntrol ~..: S.1l1an was pr_t to ans...er a::y ~uestions.
.. ·~c Sall.&: .."= ~he Comaiuee ,1__ to get i::-..::ved in: 1) DesilD
alternath-e; :...:: :~sc:aping; 2) Evaluation of e¿:-:h and growth
pacterns; .; :~~: analysis; aad 4) Other aatte:> suggested by the
City CoW\ci:_ S:.o said she has received a list :; retail costs frc:.
CupertIno ~ ~.-"" 5urseries. The cost of a 5 pè:on shrub is roughly
3 ti8es as ~:....: 13 the cost of a I ,allon size.
Councilllall 5=~~u Hked for a chart of rates fe: :he Council to refer to.
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_~d OF THE ADJOURJŒD CITY COOIC1L KEETDlG ON DECEMBER 11, 197
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'. City lfaM&er advised the c-1ttee to take Police protection
:.....ltles into cODs14erat1on __ settiD¡ these policies. For .
~.. without a break in the acr....t"g of parking lots, the
r .....- will haY. 110 vayof OHen>iDa the lots, This is one item
., .... Duiff's DepetlUDt asked the City to c0D8ider in our parks.
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. ...~.. _ _ Irvin questioned the tent ...'.........tlng" in regard to the
.... of tba cars; there are varioaa sUes SDd overall heights of
.~ "'I... !!aber Sallan said the c-1ttee addressed itself to
... .auded _t~blle.
- ___ Irvin quUtiODed tbe intent of the term "dense" in regard
te IIhrubs, Here we bave a trade~ff situation where we must
....1d.r s.curity as vall as beauty.
c..acilaan ~olich said the life blood of a business is exposure.
.. is concerned with the words "eliainAte" and "complete" in the
..1dalines. Perhaps we should concern ourselves more with rows
ef screening ~rpendicular to tbe streets to help with security.
CøuDcilm~~ ~e:ers asked if it was the Committee's intent to have
4 feet the ,,~.:: :'eight of mounding. Kember Sallan said the range
is 1 to 4 fee:.
Is regard t~ a sort of theme landscapi~g with these mixes of uses
along the ~3:C. th~roughfares, Councilman Frolich said we are
Lalking ar~~: a :'igher stan~ard alung Stevens Creek Blvd. and
a1&~ay 9 t~~ cther thoroughfares.
CoaDcilaan Ja~~son said he was in general agreement with the
rec~endati:~s of the Com=ittee. He noted this Resolution
... directed t:~ard the major streets. He would a1~0 like to
~. the C02:ittee address other streets.
Coaøcilman Meyers would like to consider adding something like:
-rhere shall ~e a miniaum of one large, specimer- tree incorporate
~o the lan:!sc3?ing design." He nDted this is being done in
SaaDyvale and it is very attractive.
lIaowed by Councilman Sparks to approve Resolution So. 347 as an
faterim plan. This IIIOtion died for lack or a second.
lIaowed by Cou:1cilman Sparks, seo:onded by Councilmar. Jackson to
... the lo'Ord "::1iniDlize" to the second line of paragraph I;
e1ia1nate the word "cOlllplete" in it_ F; and to adopt Resolution
lID. 347.
KotloG carried, 5-0
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K11IUTES aE IRE AJ).)\Ã,1t: IIP~' CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON DECÐÐlElll, 1973
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IfaJOr 1rvia saaaeated ....iDI . representative fr_ the Sberiff'a
Depar~ _t with tile 'c-iUH to describe their probleu and
re~ 1;.-.1 .Iations to ~.
CouncU-lleyera su.~'" bariø& the City Attomey'.. Office atudy
the Reaolc1øD an4 IIake r.~ '- ..·tions, particularly 1lò resarcl to
def1nitias.
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2. P1..A1I'ErE CCIIKISSIœ
A. .......al Jlevi_ of Urban Service Area Boundades., Requested
c:!IaDge: Older Rauch area and Kaiser property, Stevens Canyon aø.d.
The Pl...,,'''S Director reviewed. the Planning COIllll1ss1on discussion on
this matter. Two property owners have requested the adopted Urban
Service Area be expanded to include Area A and Area B on the map.
The Pl~~ Commission is recommending inclusion of ,the Kaiser 50 acres
since the ~evelopable portion of these 130 total acres is already in
the City's ,rban ServIce Area.
Area B, ~~ Older Ranch, is presently o~~ed by the owners of the Seven
Springs ~~h, a portion of which is within Saratoga's Urban Service
Area. 5"'~:~ga has acted on this officially and has decided not to
include ~: this ?roperty in their Urban Service Area. Cupertino's
Planning ~:mmission rec~ends this not be included in Cupertino's
Urban Se:T:~e Area.
The Pla==_:=~ Director answered Councilman Jackson that with the inclusion
of Area ,~. ~'e would be saying that we "ill be wi 11 ing to service the
entire ~~ acres with structures on the developable area.
Council~ ~eyers does not think undevel~?able property should be
compute~ :~:o the overall density of a development. The Planning
Director .a~d precedent has been set "ith approval of De Anza Oaks.
Counci~ !rolich said this is sp~ken to in our ordinances, perhaps
in the C:~:er Ordinance. He believes the Council should take positive
action. ~a7~ng nondevelopable areas cannot be given credit when
cOlllputi::.g iensity.
It WaS n=:ed there are several properties in Cupertino's corporate
limits t~: are not within the City's Urban Service Area.
Council~~ Frolich said there Is some ad~antage to having a plan for
the entire area, even though part may be eutside our sphere of
influence.
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1Ir. Harold AåtoO. of ...4 u G,p_ , c.erat. said tllq .... 40aa
._ ,nUaimry pI ~ foe the total 130 .cre,. It..u lie
dIe1r iat_ at dI1a ct.e CD _ the SO acres for recr,,·f-·1 aM
~ _ clù !loaM,' t..~. etc., aDd 1Dclude the 50 ecru
sa tIIa1r ~t pI .
..ad by c-u_ ""... r 0IId-I by CouncU.an Sparb to
..,rO'l'e Pl~'... c:-ta.s- "'lution 50. 1228, to i,,~I"'. the
-.ltjec:t 50 acres .aj_t to tile biser pt'operty in Cupen.1DD'a
8Tb_ Seni:.. Area.
lIotiaD carried, 4-1
CoaDcn- .Jackson voted NO
lIoved ~y c..'U:..::'lman Meyers. seconded by Councilman Sparks to
approve Pla~:~g eo..i.slOD aesolution ~. 1227 in regard to
the Olde: ~=~~ not belnc LDcluded in Cupertino's Urban Service
Area.
Hot iDE:. carr ied, 5-0
:!ayor 1:'..,= ,":':ed a recess at 8:40 P.M. The meeting re"onvened
at 9:0: r ,::,
3. Cont:'=:~:::n of General Plan P~hl~~ ~~~ring on Core AreL.
The Plan=i=. :irector stateC there were four areas within the
Core Area a~:~: ~~ich there is still s~e question.
A. Open s.~~e area at northeast and no:th~est corners of Stevens
Creek 3:~:. and Highway 9. There is the question of whether
or ~: :::e open space area will extend easterly to Vista Dr.
Also, :::'-i Planning ComI~ssion detcr~:':':.ed the~e cornet's s~ould
be des:'.::..t"d open space with cOlDI:\er" ial as the underlying
zone.
B. The s..:.~::. ar.d Christi""":>D properties on St"vens Creek Blvd.
at Ste:::=g, the Plann~ Commissicn felt it should be shown
on the ~=eral Plan as open space ~it~ rt'sidential as the
underly:'~ zone with the density not yet determined.
c. The \.a.:::: Park property on the westerly side or õlolfe Road,
Dorth of the freeway, should renain zoned light industrial
with a :~reational underlying zone.
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'1M 17 IICAS on t" lCIIICIi,aWe of StalDS Creek 111111., .,pr--U'Ily
'¡:Hat dill ÞteneCticID of ~i tba Pl.....1"1 ('-'.~.- ree, . ,rd.
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... .. wac aWes of..... "1 9. The perforuace 8f.........t~oach
aIII!11 ba .... ~e.
Inta KIted that it _b1s uøderstaDdiDI with uqderlYiDa --
*t U tba City fiDlla _ ~t purchase it, it shoulcl be rei.... to
die aaderlyac aoae. lie..... for a discussion of the tt.e Uait imrolved
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Coaaci~ !leyeTS ..ked bow this "underlying zone" factor fiu in with
the State'. r~uireaeat of the CeDeral Plan and Zoning Ordinance being
iJI confoftan<:e. The PlanniDC Director said the underlying zone bee_
. policy srateaent.
The City Att~r~~y said our ordinances do allow a certain percentage of
UPlradin¡ i: :11.. ca.e of ~he DDDConfoming use.
There fon""..... a discus. ion of the tem "a reasonable length of tilDe".
Counci~ Ir::ich asked wba~ happens if a property owner
sell hi. ,r:;*rty along vit3 ~he nonconforming use on it.
_lIVered t"": ·":'.n is reasonable and wat is unreasonable
1Ibat happens.
wants ~o
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Couacilaa: :.~r's f.l~ it vas ~tae to start eamarking funds for parka
and open s~~e.
The City A:t~r~ey said that, .-oug other things, the OrdInance on
5oDc:onforsi", ,ues says tha~ vithin 12 ..ooths the upgrading of ·
DODConfon:in¡ ..,.e cannot exce~ 25% of the .."sessed valua~ion of tb.
existing ~i:!i~g(s).
As ~o the ~~.tlying use, t~ Ci~y Attorney said that
tb. Gen.r~: ::..0 is long r~e planning. In the long
tbis shou:.i :e .open space it should be so do!sign.1ted.
·reasona~le :""gth of t 1m,," depends upon the property
circuasta:>ees.
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Mayor 11"\0-1:: >õ..,. opposed to extending tt... ci'en space beyond Vista Drive.
Council=a:: Fr:l,ch said the argucent a~ainst extending the open space
beyond Vista ~rive was that it \õould cost t~.o ..uch to purc~ase the
developed .r~?"rty. That DOney could he useJ better elsewhere.
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CoaacÜllall Jacksoa re1&:eratee! that he "as very coacerøe4 about
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,,;,.tbIr or \lOt we vouU be, able to achieve thi. ver"J ,desirable
. " '''..... areen corner with the c_rcial uodedyills soae. Be couleS
" >~;; ..........~:'!~t_ this rec-_"-tiD1l:cc.!ns fre. thefl,....f.. o.ils1on
" .' """,;;1. "fII-'WIial"be in f_or ac the present cfM of _illS. it 8bouleS be
~1t:1~ ,,~ .c.... ,8I'Ace. Buche _uld vant to ... ~iate. efforu at ocher
..;Y~>t .>~ to see _.ther or DOt 1&: is f...ibl.. Be woul.. like to Me
'. ¡~\:', .; tIda _ fraa capital ØpTov_t8 .oøey.
'CoIIDcÜllall Heyen noted, .. 11M Councllasn hoUch. thai: you can
,1IIiy a lot of vacant ba" for the a_ ~t of -er that these
t1IU COt'DHS voul" con. CouncilJun Frol1ch wanted to ..... that
tbeae two parcels, vith che possibility of a third comer of that
critical Inrersectioa, could provide a welcome relief, but in no
way eSoes the Council inteud to put a tot lot OT aøythiD& at that
coraer .
CouncUIIUIß Meyers stated that San .Juan has lIany plazas. He noted
that one even fun,tioned as a bus turn around. There is the
possibil1t)' o{ this area even functioning AS a parking area for
transit nearby. He said he would be In {av~r of this open space
designation i{ there is hope of iIIpleaentation within a reasonable
length of time.
Moved by Councilman Sparks, seconded by Councilman Jackson to
adopt open space designation {or these two corners with the
stipulation that it be referred to the Capital Improvements
Comaittee for study.
Hot ion carried, 5-0
Hoved by Councilman Frolich that the north side o! Stevens Creek
Blvd. be zoned in accordance with the original City Council
deterllination. Motion died for lack o{ a second.
There {alloyed a discussion o{ the existing uses along the north
side o{ Stevens Cre~k Blvd. nnd of the previous determination by
the Council that it be coomercial with tbe possibility of a
resIdential mix.
Councll113ß Jackson said h~ dou~ts very much that we will be able
to develop the corners as we would like. Frem that standpoint, he
can't see trying lo ~~ntinuc th~ green open space eastward from
Ri&hway 9. He would be happy with the commercial/residential mix
&.long tbere.
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KINUTES or TIlE ADJOUKHED CITY cOUHC1L MEETING ON DECOOER 11, 1973
Moved b]' CøaDcU- Jackson, secoaded by CoU1lCUaan Meyers that the
area frOll ç_ Catbøl1c Cbu,rch dri"eway t.> Portal be desIgnated as
red ancl ~'a11011.uoasbatcb, .. r~ ..L -Med 111 tba '181111i11S C:O-iss1oD.
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In resard to die 17 acres of ,,-=-t propert]' on the s_ched]' s1de of
Stevens Creek n".adjacent to Portal IN_e, llawor Irvin ..1d he does
not want to ... ..I.tiple r..i.deDt1al alonl ..jòr· streets. On that
basis, be voa14 prefer to see that as c_rc1a1, as or1&lnally proposeð
by the Couøcll.
CouncUIIaD Kayers said that perhaps we should be considering hIgher
density alO1l& tha ..jor thoroúghfares, due to the energy crisis.
Councilaan Sparks said that futurIstIc thoughts are that Valico Park
will end up with very high buildings for people who will use transit.
Councibaan Prolich noted that one proposal in this area was for saae
sort of local transit operation that runs up and down Stevens Creek Blvd.
That oakes it possible for these mixed uses to occur. In that light,
residential along aajor thoroughfares doesn't look all that bad.
He felt this was an i~~al spot to do a better than average job.
Councilman Sparks suggested that perhaps we should consider high rise
with no parking.
Councilman Jackson said that even though the Council say~ this is the
only parcel large enough to do a good job, he can visualize this as
strip ccmœercial or at least to appear as strip c~ercial. On the
other hand, ha finds it hard to make this strictly resi~ential.
Moved by Councilaan Frolich, seconded by Councilman Heyers that the
original recommendation of the City Council on this 17-acre parcel
remain in effect.
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Council.en Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Mayor Irwin
Couacilaan Sparks
Kocion carried, 4-1
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DÚCUMtøn turned to t!ba raUmtial density of the Dðrthvest
cor... of Ste11iDA -' StenDS Creek Blvd. The, Planning Director
..id .Pl......."'& r~...,~"nc~tian vas 4-12 unU. per
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CoaDc11uD S~~,~cF~e,wiÚ be. future _eI for re-
creat~.,. élf'~~"''''''teacl; tha Saich property. aucI
R..,....y9'1&' Bwrh~Jit'.tri1t the three locat1øu should be
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J....eð tbe _. Be f~ tWre will be bigher elm.ity in the
fatare ... he vouU a1aò' BIra, to kaep in .IDeS the _tor citizens.
If we elo ... up with 4-12.' _ Ibovld have a policy stat_t
speaking to _ber of 1Ie4~ and social goals.
Councllaan JacksOll vas COIICØDed that if we do not purchase the
property for parks .. coal4 _ up vlth aparraents entirely.
CouDCiblan Meyers saiel he could see 4-12 unIts per acre on the
back portIon.
Councilaan Frolich sale1 the Brguaent in favor of as high && 16
units per acre 18 that aaDe of the best apartment developments in
this City hav~ been that density. Also, if the number of bedrooms
is restrict-.d at the 16 units per acre, this would strongly indi-
cate the use for sace social goal. He would be in favor of tryin~
to ascertain What the number of bedrOOMs is in various development
around the City.
Moved by Ccuncilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Meyers, that
the portion fronting on Stevens Creek Blvd. be higher density and
the back portion adjacent to the single family home. should be
4-12 units per acre.
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Councilaen Frol1ch, Jackson, Meyers, Kayar Ir.nn
Councilman Sparks
Motion carried, 4-1
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Meyers that
the underlying zone {or that corner by 12 to 16 units ¡>er acre.
Kotion carried, 5-0
The discu~sion next turned to the east and ~~st sid~s of Saratoga
Sunnyvale Road. Tè~ Pla~~ing Director said the Planning Commissio
concurred with the Council's proposal.
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Planning c-1aa~ JIe111.a aaid there vas 0_ ~8801"" is__ here -
the rea1deot1a1 _ tD4 ...... of IU&hvay 9 - Tbe c-U deferred tlda
hcause tbeJ _tell .'.r.u COIIDc11 to act on this ... 81_ beeavM it
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f-iÞatioD oft~o,~"." .cre ..ply to tile r...';" rr~·t portions
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1IociDft carried, 5-4,
Cotmcilllaa I'roUcla ,... to diacuss CroSSl'oað.s 11 cu. Øe believed
the City Coo'''':il _--- vu to go to coo...~rcUl d..-lopmeot on
tbat property, doe da1afly to the excessive costs of tbe f.m. Since
the City teDcls to 1w~it frOlS the widening of the ro-.!, and sInce
the City encourqeol the asses SIlent district. the !layor con.:urred.
Councilaan He,en ..14 he :aight eveD wish to cond.der having the City
parti,ipate in tbasa costs.
The Director of Public Works answered Councilaao Frolich that they
fiaured 40 trIp 8III1a per acre on c._ercial.
After further disc:_s~=. it vas IIIOVed by Councilaan Frolicb,
s.conJÑ by CoUò\c1ta.1 S;>arks that the City Cou"cll acknowledo¡e3 the
coamit~ent to the property ~wn.rs ia Crossroads Asse.~t District I.
Th(s c~tion dIed before it ~as voted upon.
Cou~il:l8n Jacksœ s&1.4 _ are aU ¡¡ware of a pro!>l... !>ere. Rather
than cake a public sut_t, he would like to have the staff COIDe
up w~th some alteruacives for the Council to consider.
Councihaa ProUch .&1d: I) There is a problem; and 7.) Studies are
UDder \lay to solve these ¡:roòleas.
Kayor Irvin sua.stee! the property b.. g1ven a higher tr~p end capacity
In consideratIon of the problems here.
Moved by Councila-. Jleyen, seconded b¡ Council...." Sparks that the
staff be directed to look at poss1ble solutions to the problems involved
with Crossroads AasessaeRt District I {or commercial/industrial/residential.
AYES:
NOES:
COUDCillMD Frolich, Jackson, ~Ieyers, Sparks, Mayor Irvin
None
Motion c3rri~d, 5-0
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__11ioi) Of T"..t aDJOURNED CIty "'...- J.L MEETING o.>¡ DECEHBEIt 11. 1973 CC-l93
Page 11
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j, ~,'1IIIiía8latt it. to be disc:w:" ... tho> :-ecreation/entertaiu.eDt
.~..~ .out~ comer of a. - -. and Stelling.
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,_ ;.a by COOI~; ..an Sparks, _ -.-.. ,by Coundlaan Irvin thaI: die
'. ':. ""1 of Ste11i:lg at ROIlIeSt.... .fa:J-ay 9 at Hœestead, and Sce11
,f'" Scevens Cre-ð. Blvd. have a 12-16 units' per acre res1deøt1a1
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- :I~ wich the underlying r...J . .......I/commercial zone.
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1IIIe City Attcr-...ey said the at: .. . _cion would mean sending it b&ck
.. I:JIe Planni:¡ Coaaission. '
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.ø:s :
Cau:>::.:..an Sparks, ~ Irvin
Cou:>.::l:1en Frolich, .17"'''__, Meyers
Motion fan...s, 2-3
~ Plannin~ :, :,:tor a!lked the Council if th~ document can =.
Ioe put in fi:.:.' :~m and taJte:l 1õp along with th" EIR on
!lee_her 19:~"
~ recomec,,¡:::n of the P:z==~g Director, it was moved by
c:.o:.:.c11Z!!dn ....:-_ ~,-~, seco:de:: =:r Councilman ~1e::lõ?rs [0 authç:-:z!:
~ Mayor t: ,_,~ the agree=e~ :or the contr~:t for consulti~
ser-rices.
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m£S:
C""~,, _ ~=-~n Frol ich. .Ja.ci;.son. Meyers, Sparks, Mayor 1r-.-1:1
Nor..<
Hntion carr~, 5-0
~ City Ma:a..: ¡aid he would like cooperation of the newspa¡>ers
t.T further ~~:::city on the ~~her 17, 19;3 ?ubli: hearing
....arcUng ga::;..:., rates.
~r Irwin .:~:i like copies of I:he letter r~garding car pooling
.. go to the ~,"":1C illllCl1.
~ -ilaan Y.c:..:. said the 5u~ League of Cities adopted
..11elea for :;:... lie said ci~ in other areas of this country
"'e aalted f:~ i~forsation on same of the tr.ings Cupertino is
_iJlg. such.." ::". Cupert ino Seer-e. The !\ational League of Cities
ftll _et in : ",~ton next year.
Consultant's
services
authorized
CC-193
'ace 12
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OF THE ADJOUR.'"ED CiTY com:clL MEETINC ON DECEHBR 11, 1973
ncilaan Keyen .... die scaff to prepare a report on'Mrs. Fret,,-eU's
cer.
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ncilaan Jaø.- ..... tllaat happened to the park cleclicatioa construction
tax matter. the .~t.øc Director said va will be comaS back with it
. ter' the first of tile ~.
!layor Irwin .djourned the _ting at 11 :10 l' .K.
APPROVED:
'sf K".;....'h ':::" T-"i~
-1.' ,_..... ~:..=-'..-:~
~~yor, C:~J of C~~er~ino
A:TEST:
Is; "~. ~. R'~er
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