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CITY OF CUPERTINO, STATE OF CALIfORNIA
10300 Torre Avenue, Capertmo, California 95014
ielephQlle: 252-4505
IUDUXr;S or TIlE --- .... IlEETlNG or THE CITY wtI':IL
IŒLD 011 JAHUAaY 7. 1974. D THE COONClL CIIA!IBD. CITY BALL
'-II&"&&&.uI ). CALIlODIA
SALUTE TO THE fLAG
Hayor Irwin called the -t1D& to order at 7:38 P.K. with tbe
Salute to the Flag.
1IOlJ. CALL
Couacilmen present: FroIich. Jacltaon. Meyers, Sparks 0:56),
Mayor Irvin
Councilmen absent: None
Stal f present:
City Kmaaer Quinlan
City Attorney Ad.ms
Director of Administrative Services Ryder
Director of Planning and Develol""e:1t Sisk.
Director of Parlts and Recreation Butler
KINUTES OF PREVIOUS HEErl3C"
1. Approval of Minutes of Adjourned Regular Meeting of
December 19, 1973.
Moved by Councilman Meyers, seconded by Councilman Jaci<.on to
approve the Minutes of Dec.-ber 19, 1973, as subaitted.
JIot1oD carried, 4-0
2. Approval of Minutes of &eaular Meeting of December 17, 1973.
Page 3, last paragraph-. add the words "the zoning on the affected
properties" between "as" an4 "it" on the last line.
Page 7, item 19, line 3, chanae the word "recOllllllendation" to
recordation".
Faae 9, at end of 1au patqraph, add "Kr. Page also indicated the e
toIOIIld be .ounding aloae Mary Avenue to provide screening of the
parlr.1ng area."
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Jlinutes approved
as sulnlitted
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OF THE JAJlUAn' 1, 1974, REGULAR cm COUIIClL n&UUIG
clalete the wrd "raclLs" ø4 replace with the
first line, shøa1,s rea.s "JIr. Boh Pard" rather t~ "Bob Koore".
sae 13. itm 23, secOGd paragraph, add the wrds "on J_ary 7, 1974"
after the vorcls ''lutter be set for public heariDa".
ed by ('~cillul1 Jackaca, seconded by Couacu..m Jleyers to approve
the Minutes of Deceaber 17. 1973, as corrected.
Kotian carried, 4-0
3. Appr.:>"al of Minutes of Adjourned Regular Meeting of October 3. 1973.
Page ::, last paragrapL, second line, delete "plasive" and replace with
"plausible" .
Page 3, ?aragraph 7, "OID" should be ''LID'' and "orad" should be "road".
Sae page. next to the bot:om paragraph, last line, "alrger" should be
"lar!~r" .
Moved ~y C,",UDcilman Jack.so:n, seconded b)' Councilman Meyers, to approve
the ~inu:es of October 3, 1973, as corrected.
Motion carried, 4-0
~ICAIIONS
4. Written
A. Submission by Board of Supervisors, Co"~ty of Santa Clara of
"A Plan for the Conservation of Resourc.es - An Element of the
General Plan of Santa Clara County".
B. COIIIIIII!nts frOlll Sierra Club on the City's Envirol1lllental Impact
Report on the General Plan Core Area.
C. Report by the Public Utilities Commission on its investigation
into the natural gas supply and requirements of gas public
utilities in the State of California
D. Submission by City of Morgan Hil] on its opposition to a pre
vote weigñted on the basis of population alone.
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IIIJIJTES OF mE J¡'WARY 7. 1974, REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
K. Jequest for ~ts by Santa Clara Valley Vatar District
CD the final draft of its p~oposed Ordiaauce 74-1 OG
,u.it procedures.
Ia ..sClitiCD, the City Clerk stated there were other co,··..nfcatiollS
relating to saeada items.
Coaacillul1 Meyers said there will not be a weighted vote at ALUC.
Macussion on the pros and coaa of the weighted vote followed.
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Kayar Irwin read portions of the latest bulletin frOlll CCC. Øe
wanted to correct SOlDe of the statements in that bulletin and
hoped the ne~spapers would pick this up and print it.
Councilman Me"ers asked the staff to check with the Water Conser-
vation Distri~t about the omission of the definicion of "restrict-
ed areas". Ihis is i.. the State's guidelines. Another term for
"restricted areas" is "floodway".
s. Oral CO=":1ications
A. Request by Councilmen for removal of items from the
Conse:1t Calendar.
There were :1O:1e.
PUBLIC IIL\Rl:;GS
6. Request b)' Los Altos Garbsae Company for an increase in rates.
The City Manager asked for continuance of this matter until the
uxt regular ceeting, although there may be persons in the
audience ~~o ~ished to discuss it, and perhaps they should be
heard. Mayor Irwin noted there were two letters from concerned
citizens in regard to the garbage service and rates.
Councilman Jackson noted the City Council has asked for quite a
bit of backup material, which is the reason for the postponement.
Moved by Councilman Meyers, seconded by Councilman Jackson to
continue the Los Altos Garbage Company public hearing to January
21, 1974.
Hation carried, 4-0
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OF THE JAlllJAII! 7. 1974 REQJLAIt cm COOHClL KEETIIIG
Request hy Ifr. lnnk er-, doing hua1ne.. .. Vest Va1l81 Cab c:cøp.IJ
in Sarat~s Catos. for a paz-it to ope~atà in CupertiDo.
. hank Cna atated that he ... asking for a restricted penit. ..
nothing to add to hi. stat_ta of the last _ting. lIe__
tile Councu- that "restrict'" pez-it" _t that he would have go
ataDds in CupertiDo; that hie caha wuld occ..ionally pick up c:uat_re.
'rbe City Attoroey adds'" thet "restricted perait" is not in Cupertmo's
Ordinance; either you have a pera1t or you don't.
Hayor Irwin asked for c_ta frOlll the audience.
Attorney Stephen Ganers, Jr., 1134 EI Camino Re:ù Vest. Mountain View.
said he was appearing on behalf of Cabs Unlimited, In~orporated. Since
they took o"er this business in 1969 there has been no appreciablo
increase in business. The introduction of another cab company into this
cOllllDUnity .ill hurt Cabs Unlimited, Inc. He said the City of Sunnyvale
operates on tCQ cabs only, despite ~Jggestions from time to time to
allow others to come in. At the present time, there is no cab stand
in the comounity. However, there may be one near the new Hilton Hotel.
He said they do not believe anyone can operate any !DOre efficiently
than they d~. Profits are marginal, and they help it along with
deliveries. ~r. Gazzera quoted a portion of the Ordinance which
indicates t~t it is a basis for denial of L' application if the color
scheme is the same or similar to the existing cab company's. He
emphasized :.0 points: the lack of a need for the additional service.
an.s confusicc due to similar color scheme.
Councilran Jackson asked Mr. Cazzera how possible gas rationing will
affect their supplies and what effect he feels it will have on the taxi
cab business. Mr. Gazzera said they will be allowed 94% of past supplies.
They anticipate being able to fill all needs of the citizens in the
c ..nity in the future.
Councilman Frolich noted that one reason for not encouraging taxi service
expansion is that dial-a-ride will have an adverse effect on cab companies.
t:Ouncilman Meyers sees a need for reciprocal 33reements between the taxi
cab companies. For instance, at the present tille, a taxi taking a San Jose
resident to the airport cannot take a Cupertino resident home from the
airport.
Sandy Sanger, 997 West Dana Street, Mountain View, said there
in progress right now to make this a countywide service. He
petitioned for shared rights in Mountain View L,d Palo Alto.
energy crisis, he said that on January 15th the cab companies
100% of their needs.
is legislation
has
As to the
will get
Councilman Meyers would like the Mayor to bring this up at the League of
California Cities.
~U$ or THE JA..~'Y .974 RECIILAIl CITY COUNCIL MEEt.
~ .,. COUDC1l&an Jackson, ser:oadecl by Councilman SparJr.a, after
£t _ uubliahed there vere DO additional cOlllllenta fro. the
". eo to close the public hariJlla.
.c1m1 carded, .5-0
Co "'_.. !'I'oUÒ c:anaeated that _ are probably all in favor of
.....dtioD aud the bmefUa cfer1nd tberefraca. Bowever, it ia
...-s.- public interest to allow ccapetition that leads to cut-
ckoat pabUc: aen1cu.
.,.. by Counciman Frol1ch, secODlecl by Councilman SparJr.a to
~ the request of Vest Valley Cab Caapany for a permit to
operate in Cupertino.
JlDtiDn carried, 5-0
APPLICATIONS
8. Planning '::o=ission
A. None
9. Architectural ud Site Approval Cocait··e.
A. Applica;1~: !!C-Sl,075.22.~ of V&1Ico Park. Ltd. (UDicOlD Il)
requesticg a :odificAtio~ of .ite and architectuze for a
liaht 1nd,.s:rial bulldiJla to allow the installation of a
Ditrogen gas unk located at the ..st aide of Tantau
Avenue a~?r6x~tely 270 feet !IOrth of Pruneridge AVdDue.
1K000000tIDO!ed i t'r app;coval.
JIøweI! by COUDCi~ Jackson, s.conded by Councilman Meyen, to
....¡ov. application !!C-51,075.22A.
KotioD carded, 5-0
B. AppIicatio: !!C-Sl,299.1 of S.B.A.R.E., Inc., requesting a
~ification of site and architecture for a proposed
office cCllli'lex located b.eve.... !'tevens Creek Blvd. and
Alves Drive arproximat,'¡y 150 ieet veaterly of Saich Way.
1K000000enc!ed for appro~¡al.
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"age 5
Weal: Valley Cab
Co. permit req.
denied .
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approved
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1£-51.211..1
app-"
FirevorLs sa1.e
referre<! :.::
Public Sa: e=:;
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Park_~
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ed by Cowx:it.æ Sparb, aeconcIed by Councilllan Meyers to apprewe
applicatioG BC-Sl.299.l.
1IK1oD carried, 5-0
1IIPINISBED BtSUlSS
1(1. D1scassløn re1at1D& to aale of fireworks in Cupertino.
Kayor In-in s:ated he brOVCht back some information from Ice. Be said
he stated ~ore the ICC that benefits to local service clubs probably
outweigh d:e bad aspects. In addition, charts show that most accidents
come about :-ecause of UDCØDtrolled fireworks.
The City ~er said this satter was referred to the Public S3fety
Commissi:~ ::r study and report back to the City Council.
Hr. James !:!er. 21082 Red Fir Court, Cupertino, reported thdt the
County cf S~~:a Clara and the City of Mountain View have voted to allow
fireworå.s.
After f~<:ò.< ~iscussion, the matter of sale of fireworks in Cupertino
was con::~~.! ~,d to be placed on the agenda, following the suboission of
a report :=~ :he Public Safety Commission.
II. Re~z::~ :f City park site adjacent to Stevens Creek School.
The Dire:::: :: Parks and Recreation said his report c~e a~out following
the City ::~~:il's request for citizen response as to the nam~¡ of park
lites. :ò. <u;>onse has been minimal.
After s:no ~: ""union. it was moved by Counc 1:",a:l Jackson, seconded by
unCil:L~ ~07.r. to ask the Parks and Recreatio:l Commission to develop
a reCOC:è~:': ~licy relating to the ~ing :f City park sites.
!lotion carried, 5-0
The ques:i:~ :f renaming the park site adjacont to Stevens Creek School
was cont:::~.':. pending the development of a p.Jl1cy.
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JUJlUlL5 OF :!IE JANUARY 7. 1974 IlEGULAR Cl1 i CIX:NCIL KEErIJIG
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12. Staff rec¡øe5t for _tllølcúatioo to pay additional coste
h..._,ee! in the 19n-l913 ..sit.
~ D1rec:œr (Of Ada1~ty. Services at.tee! tho City .... reed"
å'W.U for $3,118 fr_ I'eat. llarvic:k. Kitchell' CœpM)' f.·
...... 1IDñ perforaetl dariII& cbe audit for fiscal 1')72-1973.
'!lie ucessity of _ch of tile åtaU pre...1>J it schedulill¡ to be
,.fomed by the auditors ~ about in part by the r..tpaUoa of
die prcvi;:<:s a':COUDtant _ a _lit inopportuøe tm.. The r._ --
.satton vas to recognize aø4 _tbørize this ~nt frCIII the CeDer.l
1'aDð.
IIoved by :"-.;::¡cilman Keyers, aecooded by CcuncUman :.p..::Its 1:0
_ihorize ~ayment of the aðo!11:ional expense of $3,118 for work
per fort:.>," '>:;~ing the 197,,-1973 audit by the City Auditors n.nd to
appropri.!:. ::'15 amo..nt fr_ the unappropriated surplus of the
General :.~-::.
AYES:
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:~::{lllen FroliCh. J3ckson, Meyers, Sparks, Xayor Irwin
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!lal: ion carried, 5-0
Koved b::.-.:=:illlan Meyers. Eeconded by CC\ò..,dlman Jackson to
accept :~. ;r:p~sal frOD t~ ~uditors to perform the audit for the
fiscal yeA: e~Jlng June 30. 1~74 for a fee n~t to exceed $6,500.
AYES:
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:':~dlmen Frolicl1. Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Xayor Irwin
s,::e
IIol:ioo carried, 5-0
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13. Sec.:>='= ;teadiDg of Ord1Aa:Dce No. 612: "An Ordinance of the
City C~.:=:il of the City of Cupertino .~ending tne Municipal
Code :: t:'e City of w¡knino by Adding Theretò Section 8.05
Prohi:.~:i:1g Noisy An:\&a1s." - read by )!ayor Irwin.
lIoved b:r:':'-",:ilman Jaclr.aoD. seconded by Councilman ~eyers to have
Ordinan:e s.:. 612 read by 1:itle only, and the Mayor's reading shal
CØD.t1~u:~ =~ Second ~Þsdfft&.
BDtioa carried, 5-0
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ed by CouacilaD Jac:h'll". seconded by Council.- Jleyers to ..act
dinance No. 612.
IIot1oD carded. .5-0
. Secoad ReadiD& of Øcd1naace No. 6161 "An Ord1naace of the Cit1 of
Cupertino Aaea41D& Section lS.08.09O of the Cupertioo Municipal
Code 'iIhich aelatø :0 Water Services for Separate Praiaes Under
Single Control.- - read by Mayor Irvin.
ad by Councl1_ Jleyers. lleconded by Councilman JacJr.son to have
Ordinance No. 616 read by title only, and the Hayor's reading shall
constitute tl '. Second IteadinS·
Motion carded, S-o
Moved by ""lncl1l11an Meyers. seconded by Councilman Jackson to enact
Ordinan . .'10. 616.
Motion carried, 5-0
RESOLU'IIONS
IS. No. 3593: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the
Amounts and From the Funds as Hereinafter Described for
Salaries" Wages for the Payroll Period End~ng December 25, 1973."
This includes Warrants So. 19779 through 19883, with a total
of $34,748.05.
Moved by Councilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Jackson to adopt
Resolution No. 3593.
AYES:
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Councilmen Frolich, Jackson, Keyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
None
Kotion carried, 5-0
16. No. 3594: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Demands Payable in the
Amounts and FrOlD the Funds as Hereinafter Described for General
and Miscellaneous Expenditures. Period Ending December 31, 1973."
This includes Warrants No. 1622 through 1662 for a total of
$902,7..4.08.
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III_rES OF nŒ JAl'o-uARY 7, 1974 IŒGIF.All CITY COUNCIL KEErING
...... by Cou"cil....an Jackson. seconðed by Councilman Meyers to
.....c "solution No. 3594.
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CQIØIC1laea Prol1ch. JaekaOD. Meyers. Sparks. Kayer Irvin
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Kot1oD carried, 5-0
17. JIo. 3597: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Qapertino Allowing Cereain Claims and Demands Payable in the
a.ounts and FrOlD the Funds as Uereinafter Described for Gener
_d Miscellaneous Expenclitures, Period Ending January 7, 1974.'
Warrants So. 1663 through 1782 with a total of $95,114.50.
!IøYed by Council::!;!." Jackson. seconded by Councilman Keyers to adop
&esolution No. 3597.
AYES:
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Coundl::!en Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
18. No. 3595: .~ Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino A.:~pting Amended Schedules of Pay Grades."
~ed by Cou~cil::!an Jackson, seconded by Councilman Sparks to
aCktpt Resoluti"~ Xo. 3595.
Motion carried. 5-0
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19. Resolutio~ Xo. 3596: "A Resolution of the City Council of the
City of C,,?enino Grar;ting Easement to the Cupertino Sanitary
District for Sanitary S~Jer Located on Amelia Court Fronting
the Stevens Creek Park Site."
20. Proclamati~n of January 15, 1974 as Dr. Hartin Luther King Day
Øø7ed by Council::!aD Jackson, seconded by Councilman Meyers to
approve the wnsent Calendar.
Kotion carried, 5-0
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Res. 3594
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Res. 3597
adopted
Res. 3595
adopted
Consent Calendar
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DIUTl~ OF THE JAIIUA&Y 7, 1974 ItEGULAll CiTY COUNCIL nz:&uJllo:
~s FRCII COOED. a_---u..a.AtIVBS
21. !IaJor II'riD:
Intu-C1ty CoullCl1
.. The .principal cl1ac:us1GD _ the l..t
...Ung vas 111 reaard to the !løuse
_tiering I17St- 111 the C:-ty. The
County Public Worts 8Dð C:-ty Planning
Depart:lleDU appear to be pulling this.
Drug Abuse CoordiDat1oD C~slon
** No meeting.
League of California Cities
** Heets January 8th
** The February 14th meeting will be held
at Hing's Restaurant in Palo Alto and
there will be an iaportant speaker.
22. Councilman Frolich:
Transportation Commission
** It appears we are about to get a 3-phase
rather than 2-phase project.
** The contract for our busses was still
in Washington.
23. Councilman Jackson:
Association of Bay Area Governments
Urba~ Development & Open Space Subcommittee of PPC
Airport Land Use Subcommittee
** No meetings.
24. Councilman Meyers:
Planning Policy Committee
** No meeting.
Airport Land Use Commission
** No meeting.
Hillside Subcommittee of pre
** Residents of the Cou~ty attended last meeting.
Hid-Peninsula Park District Administrator was
also present. There was a presentation of
the Transportation Study undertaken by the
County.
** There will be 2 meetings in January.
25. Councilman Sparks:
Flood Control Advisory ea..ittee
** The Flood Plain is being reviewed by a
study group.
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HINUTES OF TilE JANUARY 7, 1914 u:GULAIt CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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The Planning Director. aDlnMr_ Coancilaan FroUch th:.t the flood
plain has been a GelÌeral I'~ is_ in the infilling of the valle)'
floor. The PlanniDa eo-f-f1ii'- 11111 be ulting reCOlllllendationa' to
the City Council on this. ), '
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26. Planning COIIIÚsa1011
A. Subaisa.ion of Jf1~'Of regular meeting of
Deceaber 27, 1973.
27. Architectural and Site ....rA.Al Committee
A. Submission of Hf....l'.,- of meetings of December 19 and
December 5, 1973.
28. ParKs and Recreation C~i&sio~
A. No meeting scheduled.
29. Vater Commission
A. Meeting scheduled for December 26, 1973, was cancelled
for lacK of a qu~.
30. Library Commission
A. Submission of M1nu:es of regular meeting of
December 18, 1973.
The Council agreed to the Jaaaary lS, 1973, joint meeting with
the Library Commission. The Beating will start at 7:30 P.M.
31. Public Safety Commission
A. No meeting scheduled.
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1974 REGULAIl CITY COQHCIL MEETIICG
Cit1 Hauser . s.tI4 there is an 1ncr~e in AUG .sues. lie alkecl for
vb freD t1Ml c-.tiof1..... before JaDUary 17, 1974.
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Cit1 Y.anaau,...n-";attetion to It.. 50f b1a Jaauary 4, 1974
aport. repr41D&;:.,...iY coûenation in hóu... His r_adatiCIG is
. fira on' t1Ml ;'.~..~}igbt1Dø than the strMC _ping. the l1pt1q
of on11 tu a!iJ~ streets would be affected.
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ter discussion, 't1Ml City Council requested a staff report on coat
figures for subúsftoD at the next meeting for the implementation of
energy conservatioD programs of reducing street light.in:; on major arterials
as recODlllended by the Energy Conservation CoaDittee.
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: Street sweeping The recommendation for a reduction in the scheduling of residential
to contiuue and industrial area street sweeping was denied by the Council.
Undergrounding The staff was requested to inquire and report back on method used by
inquiries P.G. & E. for allocation of monies for u~ergrounding of utilities.
:.'..rran~ #1784
authorized
TÚIe Deposits
awarded
The Director of Adainistrative Services stated the City has received
a check for revenue sharing.
The Director of ~inistrative Services requested authorization for
payment of Warrant SO. 1784 in the amount of $1,089, payable to the
City Attorney for services performed in December 1973.
So moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Meyers.
AYES:
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Councilmen Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
The Director of Adainistrative Services introduced the "Bids and Awards
of Time Deposits" report, to be made January 8, 1974.
Moved by Councilman Meyers, seconded by Councilman Jackson to award the
time deposits as recoaDendcd by the City Treasurer.
AYES:
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Councilmen Frolich, Jack£.:m, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
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MINUTES OF TIlE JAIIUArL 7, 1974 REGULAIl CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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The City Attorney reporteð. with respect to the 11_ Properties'
uuclergrouad1ag utUit1es on Stelling lIoad. the case vas resolved
in favor of the City of Cupertino.
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The City Attorney r~eð. with respect to the Baer property,
he rec:c.aended ratification of the agre....ent for aettlement of
coadamation proceeðings on the Baer property in Crossroads Assess
aeDt District and adoption of Resolution No. 3598 relating thereto
It was his opinion that this is not setting a precedent.
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Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
ratify the Agreement reached at the trial and to adopt Resolution
No. 3598.
AYES:
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Councilmen Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
The Director of Parks and Recreation called attention to thc
newly organized morning physical fitness class at De Anza College.
RECOG~ITlON OF NOI'-AGE:\1JA IT~IS BY MAYOR
33. General Audience Requests
Ms. Ann Anger, Monta Vista, thanked the City of Cupertino for
helping to get rid of "that awful building" on the highway propert.
on Christmas Eve morning.
Ms. Ann Anger, Manta Vista, said ..... seem to have a problem with
big trucks that are using Monts Vista properties as trucking
terminals on weekends.
34. City Councilmen
Councilman Frolich aDnounced the January 16th meeting of the
Planning Committee of the Transportation Committce at 4:15 P.M.
in P~m B 100 in the basement of the Public Works Building on
BUlger Drive, for the purpose of discussing Highway 85.
Councilman Frol1ch passed on the information that some apartments
in San Jose, just east of Bubb Road, on McClellan have put their
dumpsters in public view.
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0: I!ΠJ.\:'l1ARY 7, 1974 KECULAR CITY COtlXCIL MEETING
cilman Frolich calhd tbe staff 's attention to a buildina on
IelIon. c:a the south .ide, Dear the Horse Ranch that 1& beina
rD down. It looks dangeroas and children are playing tbere.
poD the sug.gestion of Counciban Jackson, the next Town Rall Keeting
been sche.iuled for April 29. 1974, with ..,1me and place to be
I1cad at a later date.
Councilman Jackson introduced discussion of Assernbl)"1IIan Dixon'.
legislati"" ri!lating to rcusabIe beverage containers. After some
discussion, :~is matter was referred to the Legislative Review
~itte~ Ïcr a recocaendat1oD to be presented at the next Council
seet ing .
ADJOUIL\"}Œ:\"I
:~~ed by C=~~~:l~an Jackson. seconded by C~uncilm~n Mcyer5 to adJour~
the meeti,,; ¿: 10:04 P.M. to 7:30 P.H., J'¡;"Jary 15, 1974, in the
Conferenc~ :::..:~, for the purpos~ of &1 join: t.(:c~ing \.¡! 'tn the ¡'¡òrary
C=ission.
Motion carriod, 5-0
APPRovm:
/s/ Keith E. Irwin
Mayor, City of Cupertino
TEST:
/s/ ~. E. R~er
icy Clerk