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CUT OF CUPERrlSO, STATE OF CALIFORKlA
1fDOO Torre A...nue, Cupertino. California 95014
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KINUTES OF THE lIEGULAIt BU.U" OF THE cm COUNCIL
EJ) ON JAXIIAII 2l, 1974. IJi !BE COONCIL CHAMBER, cm HALL
CUPE1I7IHO. CALUODIA
saurn; TO THE FUG
IIayor Irwin called the meet1D& to order at 7 :33 P.M. vith the
1:.o'lftte to the nag.
KILL CALL
Coomcilmen prescot: Frolich, Jackson, Meyers (8:10), Sparks;
Mayor Irwin
Co:::1cilmen 3b~è=:: None
Sraff present:
City M3I1ager Quinlan
Director of }~inist.ative Services Ryder
Director of Planning and Development Sisk
Director of Public Works Viskovich
Director of Parks and Recreation Butler
Administrative Assistant Vaughn
","V:TES OF P~,:'JC5 )IEETI~GS
1. Appro"al ¡:: !'.inutes of adjourned regular meeting of
January ¡5, 1974.
Par;e 1, third ::':te under It= I should read: n.. .stated that they
hz7e a high ra:e of vandaliS3 at the Cupertino Library but this
has declined."
~d by Coun:::':::an Jacks"", S<!conded by Councilman Sparks to
qprove the ~inutes of January 15, 1974, as amended.
Mt-tion carried, 3-0
Councilaan Frolich abstained
Councilaan ~~yers vas not present
2. Approval ¡:: )!inutes of regular aeeting of January 7, 1974.
Pac.. 2, second ;>ar:1graph: ChaDge "Hcs." to "Mr.".
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IlUTES OF TIlE JAllUüY 21. 1974 \IEGULAR CITY COUNCIL HEErIllG
rase 5, sec:ood paragraph, thircI line: Delete ''puts an extreae hardship
an existing busine...· _oS rP.place with: "leada to cut-throat competition
the ultÙl&t. d.tr~of public ..rvic.....
ed by CDuac1:t.an Sparks, lII!CIØIICIed by CouncUaan Jac:kscm to approve
the Minutes of January 7, 1974. as amended.
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IIotion carried, 4-0
COtIHUNICATIœ5
3. Written
A. x.otice frOlD Greyhound Lines of their request to the roc for
a:!. increase of 1.36% in its passenger fares based solely to
.offset unprecedented increases in the price of fuel.
B. ::-... Order and a press release fro!:! roc orderhg electric
~:ilities to infor= customers of the necessity to achieve a
:5~ cutback of usage; and an advice fro~ P.G. . E relati3g to
:~e sace subjecc naccer, and forwarding a COP) of a booklet
:~~~ provides suggestions of ways to save energy.
C. ~::ice frO!:! Santa Clara County Charter Review Cornm~rtee of
.:~..duled public hearings to exa!:!ine che County Charter and
:: ~ake recomœenèations to the Board of Supervisors concerning
::;'¡'-.ges and requesting citizen input.
D. ....:: advice frOl!l State Water Resources Control Board of their
!..s~lution ~o. 73-46 which, among och~r areas, identifies the
S:u:h San Francisco Bay Area as one of those having subst33tial
'~:er quality control problems. The advice also states that
,:icr to Karch 12, 1974, the Beard will be holding public
~~rings for the purpose of receiving evidence on the necessity
:f designating areas as 208 planning are-s, the appropriate
z,",undaries of a3Y area to be designated, and toe appropriate
,:~ing organizacion for each designated area.
Mayor Irwin stated he bas written the Public Utilities Commission for
backup information in regard to the increase.
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Koved by C-~ci1aan Jackson, seconded by Councilman Sparks to accept
and file :~e Written eoa.unications.
Kotion carried, 4-0
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KIJllTES OF THE JAllUAIlY 21, 1974 REGULAIl CITY COUNCIL MEETING
lIIryor Irwin acknowledged receipt of the CCC (Concerned Citizeu:¡ of
o.pertino) IIIIUeUn 116 and rebutted statements made in said
bulletin. Be aaked the pr"as to quote the questions and his
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Oral eo-un1catioaa
A. Request by Hrs. Fretwell to discuss maintaining an auto
repair garage in a CG zone at tbe comer of Granada and
Orange Avenues in Honta Vista.
IIrs. Hazel Regnart Fretwell, 10159 Byrne Avenue, Cupertino, said
she was present to protest the Planning Commission action in its
decision on the above-mentioned auto repair garage. She g~ve
a detailed history of the matter, as was detailed in her letter to
the Mayor on December 3, 1973. Mrs. Fretwell said she is not
new to the area; she has lived here sixty years. She presented to
the City Ccu~cil the signatur~s of those people in her area ~~o
are not against this business in this location.
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Mrs. Fretwell noted other auto repair shops in CG zones such as
Sears, Geo~o and Key Chevrolet. The Planning Director ansvered
the Mayor th3t they are all secondary services, vith the primary
uses being cocmercial.
The City ~nager reviewed the history of this business in its
present ~~å its previous locatio~s. He noted that the City issues
business licenses for revenue and this does not in any yay
determine land use. He suggested this matter be referred to the
City Attorney's Office for a legal finding, since he was not
presen t at this meet ing.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
refer the above matter to t~e City Attorney for clarification of
whether or not it is illegal and next to determine if Mrs. Fretvel
would like to apply for a variance or a change of zoning.
Councilman Frolich would like the staff to inve~t1gate what makes
Mrs. Fretwell's aituation different frOlD the auto repair services
at Gemco, Sears and Key Chevrolet.
Motion carried, 4-0
Mrs. Fretvell stated that she would not have asked for annexation
if she had DOt been assured by the City staff that this would be
a legal use. She did not have this in writing; it vas a telephone
conversation vith City Hall personnel.
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Fretvell gara~e
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ES ?F nlE JAllJAIlY 21. 1574 REGULAll CITY COUNCIL MEErIIIG
B. lequest by CouncH-- for removal of items frOll Consent
CaleDdar.
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PUBLIC _..11It!c:
s. Request by Los Altos Garbage Company for an increase in rates.
(Continued frOlllleeting of January 7. 1974.)
The City Manager stated the staff hAs explored tt-a matter extensively
and recooaends a 10% increase in garbage collection rates. Los Altos
Garbage Cocpany is asking for 20%. Copies of a memo from the Administra-
tive Assistant were distributed to the Councilmen, as well as other
pertinent C8terial. He said that basically, the disagreement is in
the area of depreciation of equipment and c~ntainers.
The City ~4~ager said there have been very few complaints made, in
spite "f :::'e fact that this matter has bee~ postponed to this date
and it was publicized.
The City ~~nager stated that further studies are bein~ made and based
upon these s:udies, there is the possibility of a further increase
next year.
Attorney ?3ul 1. Myers, Jr.. 166 Main Street, Los Altos, said he
representej ~os Altos Gar~age Company. He noted some chan~es in the
format i~ :he rate structure, of ~~i~h he .as just informed prior to
this meeting. In regard to curb-side col:ection and nunber of cans
allowed. ~e wculd like time to discuss this.
The City ~3nager said the City has had scme requests for a one-container
price. !io> w"old be willir.g to drop this at this time, pending further
study.
Hr. Myers referred to page 2 of the schedulo>. He said he was talking
about tho> :asic, non-compacted containers. The Adllinistrative Assistant
said this peint has not been raised.
Attorney ~ycrs noted the last raise in rates was in 1969-10, in spite
of their !ncro>ased costs. lie said neighbor hg cities have granted a
20% increase.
Hr. Joe &en31ti, accountant for the garb3g< cccpnny, said their gas
bills !-..a,oe increased $ISOO to $2000 p"r =::t:'. and their shop costs
are increasing unbelievably. It is very difficult to anticipate the
increases..
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IIIJIUTES 0"1 TIlE JAh"UARY 21. 1974 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL HEE1'ING
After further discussion, AU~rney Myers suggested the City Counct
COIIsider a 2111 increase for the COIIIIIerc1a1 and 10% increase lor
residentW. The City Jlana&er said he would have to respon-:: un-
favorably to the 20%, peød1øg further study. The Administrative
Assistant DOted that the garhage company has a number of trucks
that have l>een fully depreciated.
Hayor Irvin asked for e, --t;s fr<!'!l the audience.
Ms. Ann "'"er, Manta Vista, said it was interest ing to compare the
City rates ~~th the County rates. She said she is all the time
doing rese"t~b. The County allows 1 can per week for a monthly
rate of S;,<:J.
Hr. San L~t<~tzen, 18730 F~a Drive. Cupertino, said he was
survrise¿ t~ hear the City pays less for this service than the
County res:òents do. He said he pays $3 for two cans. He wondere
if his ~at:"'ge was more valua!>le than Cupertino' s. lie added that
they ha';¿ F·od service, h01õever.
Moved "y C:~~cilman Jacks:;:>, seconded by Councilman Frolich to
dose L:< :-"Jlic Hearing.
Motion carried, 5-0
The City ~~~..ger said that in the future, the garbage company a~d
the City ate going to wor~ together more closely in gathering
answers :~r some of the questions raised. A year fro~ n~w both
parties w::: be in a better position to talk about increases.
Counci:=~~ J3~kson noted there ~ere sorne unresolved questi~ns h~r~'
The Cit'· ='~'::ager said the staff is willi~g to take the on..-can
rate O\:: :ct this time and just talk about a 107. increase now.
The su:: "as prepared to recoJlllllend curb-side service.
Moved by Ccuncilman Meyers, seconded by Councilman Sparks to
reopen t~e ?ublic Hearing.
Motion carried, 5-0
Attorney ~yers explained the present rate schedule.
ProUch ...",,1<i like the tena "outside the premises"
the c( Qtra~:,
Councilman
inc l..ded in
Moved by Ccuncilman Meyers. seconded by Councilman Sparks to close
the Pu:'l:~ :!earing.
Motion carriea, 5-0
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les. 3606
.opted
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l??roved
:iC-5l,07s.nl
.i?pro'Jed
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or tIlE u_....y 21, 1974 ~ CITY COUNCIL KDrIBG
ell by Cowcu.. JackaOD. aec--:l.ed by Councilman Sparks to adopt
utioa 110. 3606. provid1q a 10% increase in Los Altos Garb...
y rates &ad de1et1D& tbe _-<an portion of the contract for
f.Uy residences.
: Couac1ben Frol1ch, Jackaoo, Meyers, Sparks. Mayor Irviø
: lIcme
IIotion carried, 5-0
APPLICATIONS
6. Planning Cœlmission
A. None
7. Archite~:~<al and Site Approval Committee
A. A~?:::3tion HC-SI,027.l3 of Edwin J. Myers (James Frost)
re~~£s:ing approval 0: landscapin~ and dghting for a
si~~:e~tory professio~ office ~uilJing located westerly
of ::«e Avenue apI'rox~t"ly 100 fe<!t northerly of the
~n:e=$~~t1on of Pacifica Drive and Torre Avenue.
Re:,,=ended for approval.
Moved by Cc~~:i:~an Sparks, seconded by Councilman Jackson to approve
applicaticn ~-5l,027.l3, per H-Control reco~endation.
MOtion carried, 5-0
B. A~~::C3tion HC-Sl,07S.331 of Cal-Coast Sign Company (4 Phase)
re::~"s:ing approval of a sign pla:! for a light industrial
be ::~é.'lg located on t!1e south side of Freeway 280, north of
\~:::'" Parkway. Recoccended for approval.
JIoved by Cc~~il:an Sparks, seconded by Councilnan Jackson to approve
applicatiwn ~~-5I,07S.331. per H-COntrol re~c==endation.
Mot ion carried, 5-0
C. A,,:::ation HC-SI.C32.2 of Sign Des!gns, Inc. (Care-Fr~e II
~asi ¡ Dry) request1Dg approval of a isn plan for a commercial
bt:::!i:tg located at the n<lrtheast corner of Blaney Avenue and
Ste;e~ Creek Blvd. Recommended for approval.
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KINUTES OF THE JANUARY n. 1974 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETnlC
Moved by CouncilJun SFu, seconded by Councilman Heyers to
approve application øl-st.032.2. per a.control rec..endaUon.
a;UoA carried. 5~
UNlINISIIfJ) BUSINESS
8. Staff report on costs for implementing energy conservation
program by reducing street lighting on major arterials.
Moved by Councilman Frollch. seconded by Councilman ~~yers to
authorize th~ Director of Public Works to implement the liRht
reducticn on electr01iers along Stevens Creek Blvd. and Stelling
Road, as recommended by the Energy Conservation Committee.
Motion carried, 5-0
9. Staff report on the ~ethod used by P.G. & E. for allocation
m~nies for the undergrounding of utilities.
Mayor lr~i~ acknowledged the Director of Public Works' memo of
January IS, 1974 on this natter.
NEW BUSI:>::SS
10. ~'ard of Time Deposits.
tIDved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Meyers to
award the Tine Deposits in accordance with the recommendation
submitted by the Director of Administrative Services.
AYES:
tIOES:
CC'uncilmen Frolich, Jackson, !Ieyers, Sparks, Mayor Irwin
~"Ine
Motion carried, 5-0
II. Request of May Investment Company for modification of
tentative map on Fairway VII Development, Tract No. 5239.
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HC-51.032.2
approved
Reduction of
major streets
lighting
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Tiœe De;::csits
awarded
In response to the January 11, 1974 letter from ~1r. t-tart!n Hall,
the D1 r~ctor of Publ ie Works stud Ü·d th~ request and made a rc-
CODIIDen¿ath'n contained in his Memo of January 18, 1974. The staff s
recOlll!:lcndaU"n is the modification of Condition 1 7 of the
Tent3ti....e ~'P since it is felt the oriiinal cundition could b~
met by ~i th~r of two proposals. both insuring ade4uat~ access.
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[eoDII. 17 mod.
approved
Shopping Ctr
EIR .....rded
KDIUTES OF AANUAIlY 21, 1974 IlEGULAR CITY CalL MEETING .
Co1DIcilllan Heyer. VIUI concerned about temporary irtovemenu and who
wuld be reapoll81ble fpr maintenance.
JIr. Kartm Ball. 1627 Bollenbeck Road, Sunnyvale, said they have .pent
four years on thia project and the coats are getting to be such that
they are J',j)t loina to be able to develop the property.
Councilman Frol1ch aaked what the legal ramifications would be when
Rae Lane, that has been used for some twenty years. is suddenly closed
off frOlD McClellan Road. Hr. Hall said he will put a curb and gutter
there. Aa long as there is no barricade it is all right. If people
V&"t to drive their cars over the curb and gutter and across the easement
it is all right.
After further d1&cuasion, it waa moved by Councilman Meyers, seconded
by Councilman Frolich to approve the modification of Condition 17 as
proposed by the Director of Public Works in his memo of Janlmry 18, 1974.
~~tion carried, 5-0
12. Staff request for entering ipto a contract with consultants for a~
Environmental Impact Report on the Regional Shopping Center.
The City }l:1nager stated that \n"itten reports have been submitted by
firms interested in doing the above-mentioned E!R. A range of $26,000
to $35,000 tn bids has been subcitted for preparation of a draft EIR
and presentation at public meetings. lie notp.d that time is of the
essence, and the Shopping Center is ~illing to pay for the EIR, based
on the ERC recocmendations.
Councilman Jackson ~nted to make sure that the p~ople chosen to do
the EIR have not had business relations with the people involved in
the sbopping center. Disclosure of an;' involvement ~ith the developer,
the archi.~~t or any of the major tenant~ should be a factor. I!e
would ~lso like to see this included in future requirements for EIR's.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman Sparks to approv~
the recommendation of the Committee who, after thoroughly reviewing
the proposals, requested the City Council to allo" the City to enter
into a contract with the firm of Daniel, ~l:1nn, JohnS' n and ~!endenhall
in an amount not to exceed S~5,OOO for the preparation of a draft
Environmental Impact Report, for assist;ng City staff in responding to
written comments and presentation of the Report at public m~etings.
AYES:
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Councilmen Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Sparks, ~ayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
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MINUTES OF THE JA!ollAllY 21, 1974 REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEET ING
Mayor Irvin called a receSS at 9:42 P.M. The meet1ng reconvened
at 9:52 P.M.
13. Informational report for resurfacing of Blaney Avenue;
cooperative agreEment entered into with the \:ounty of Santa
Clara.
ORDINANCES
14. First Reading of Ordinance No. 617: "An Or~{nance of the City
Council of the City of Cupertino Authorizing an kuendment to
the Contract Between tlle City Council and the Board of Admin-
istration of the California Public Employees' Retirement
System." - read by Mayor Irwin.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Councilman ~eyers to have
Ordinance Xo. 617 read ~y title only and the Mayor's reading shall
constitute the First Reading.
Motion carried, 5-0
RESOLUTJ .~S
IS. No. 3599: "A Reso1.ution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and De~ands Payable in the
Amounts and FOroCl the Funds as Hereinaftcr Described for
Salaries and Wages for the Payroll Period End"ng Ja~uary 8,
1974." ~Iayor Irwin said thi,; includes Warra....ts So. 19884
through 19988 in the acount of $22,3IS.13.
Moved by Councilman ~eyers. seconded by Councilman Jackson to
adopt Resolution Xo. 3399.
AYES:
NOES:
Councilmen Frolich, Jackson, Meyers, Spa',ks, Mayor Irwin
None
Motion carried, 5-0
16. No. 3600: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims and Dcmands Payable in the
Amounts and Fran the Funds as Hereinafter Described for
General and Miscellaneous Expenditures Period Ending January
21, 1974." Mayor Irwin said this includes Warrants So. 1783
through 1984 in the amount of $482,894.13.
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Ord. 617
First Readi:1¡;
Res. 3599
adopted
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.es. :J6OO
adopted
Res. 3601
adop~ed
Rl'5. 3602
;¡dorc~
Res. 3603
adopted
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21. 1974 IlECULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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ed by Councilman Heyerll. seconded by Councilman Jackson to adopt
lleaolution No. 3600.
AYES:
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Councilmen Prolich. .Jacboa, Meyers, Sparks, Mayor Irvin
None
Jløtioa carried. 5-0
17. No. 3601: '~solutiOD aad Order of the City Council of the City
of Cupertino Designat1aa Precincts and Polling Places and
Appointing Members of Precinct Boards for General Municipal
Election to be Held on Tuesday, Karch 5, 1971" And Directing the'
City Clerk to Publlsh a Notice of Election, List of Election
Officers and Polling Places and Notice of SOllinees for Public
Office." - read by Ka}"Or Irvin.
Moved by Ccuncilman Frolich, seconded by Councilman Jackson to adopt
Resolution No. 3601.
~tion carried. 5-0
18. No. 3602: "A Resolution of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Authorizing Execution of Lccal Agency State Agreeml'nt
No. BLA 04-73, Bicycle Lane Account Pr.>jea." - read by the Ma~:or.
Moved by Council~an Frolich, secorded by Councilcan Sparks to adopt
Resolution No. 3602.
Motion carried, 5-0
19. No. 3603: "A Resolution of the City Cou.-:~il of the City of
Cuperti~o Authorizing Execution of Ll'ase Ar.reecent With ~tlli~
T. Ivancovich for City !'roparty, Stevens Creek Park Orchard." -
Read bJ' .layor.
Moved ~y Councilman ,roUch, seconded by Ccundlt:'.an Sparks to adopt
Resolution No. 3603.
Motion carried, 5-0
20. No. 3101-56: lOA Resolut ion of the City Council of the City of
Cupertino Approving Cb¿nge Order No.5 for Crossroads AS~2sSlDent
District Project No. 71-2." - read by the ~yor.
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lløwed by Councilmnn Frol1ch, seconded by Councilman Sparks to
....pt Resolution No. 3101-56.
Jløt10D carded, 5-0
CXllSElIT CALENDAR
21. Resolution No. 3604: "A ksolution of the City Council of
the City of Cupertino Accepting Quitclaim Deed and Authoriza-
tion for Undergr~nd Vater Rights from Paul J. DeBenedettl aDd
Janet J. DeBenedetti, Lot 23 and Lot 23A 'Mal' of Las Pal_.
MontA Vista'. Located on Santa Paula Avenue."
22. Resolution ¡¡D. 360>: "A !'.esclution of the City Council of the
City of Cupertino Accepti~g Grant of Easement for Roadvay
Purposes [rom Paul J. De~e~e~ctti ~nd Janet J. DeBer.edetti
consisting of Appr~x1mately 0.006 Acre, Loc3ted on Santa Paula
Avenue. II
~ved by CDuncilman Frolich, seccn¿ed by Councilllan Spar~s to
approve the C~nsent Calendar.
Moti~n carried, >-0
1ŒPORrS 'ilO~[ COUXCIL REPRES;::,-rAT:nS
23. Mayor Irvh:
Intcr-City Council
*. !'o aeeting.
Drug Abuse Coordination Comcission
** Resigned.
League of California Cities
** ~peaker Jerry Brown will discuss
conflict of interest lavs at the
February 14th meeting.
** Mayor Irwin appointed Councilaan
Frolich as Chairman of the Cuper-
tino Energy Conservation Ccaœitte
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** The Mayor appointed Councilman
Jackson as Cha'man of an ad hoc
committee to coordinate potential
uses of the Parrish House and to
draw up ån ordinance setting fort
conditions for the existence of
Cupertino Library Commission.
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!tes. 3101-56
..dopted
Consent C'.lend:.r
approved
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AUG decisions
ra~!fied
KDlUTES OF. JANUARY 21, 1974 RECULAIt CITteUNCIL MEETDIG
24, Counc1JaaD Frolic:h:
trauportation C0IDi8sion
AA7!Je fund for buues has been approved
aD4 _ should have the busses by the
8IIIf of tbe ,ear.
LeS18lative Review eo.1ttee
. **Uuble to atteDd the aeet1ll¡.
Association of Bay Area Governments
"*Vote.s to endorse AD 594 (Dixon)
requ1r1ll¡ deposits on all beverase
containers.
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25. COUDCi1IIaD Jackson:
Leg1alative Review Committee
**Voted to oppose AB 2610 (Wilson)
rela~1ng to down zoning of proper~y.
Legislative Review Committee
**Voted ~o support SB 522 (Berryhill)
League's sponsored version of a public
employee-employer relations bill.
Moved by Councilman Frol1ch, seconded by Councilman Heyers to ratify the
above actions.
~!otion carried, 5-0
Councilcan Frolich stated tl~t the Transportation CCmDission recomcend9d
to the Board of Supervisors that they put on the June ballot the
designation of 25~ gas tax fund for transit.
Urban Development & Open Space Subco:cittee
of PPC
**No meeting.
Airport Land Use Subcommittee.
**No meeting.
26. Councilman Meyers:
flanning Policy Cor.~ittee and
Hillside Subcommittee of PPC
**Meeting on :anuory 24th.
**Hillside Subcomclttee met the previous
Tuesday evening, with discussion cer.teri~
around what lM~s been accompl~shed a~d how.
There may be a presentation by consultants
on January 29th.
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27. Councilman Sparks:
Flood Ce,ntrol Advisory Conunitlee
** No meeting.
REPORTS A.'\'D MINUTES
28. Planning Commission
A. Su~mission of Minutes of meetings of Janu~ry 14 & 9. 1974
29. Architectural an~ Site Ap~roval Committee
A. Su1,missior. of ~Ilnutes of regular aeeting January 9, 197'..
30. Parks and Recreation Co~i5sjon
A. Submissio., of :Hnutes C'f res"l"r ,"cering J,,~uary 9, 1974.
31. ~~tcr Co~~isslo~
A. No meet Ing scheduh·J.
32. Llèrary Cor~iss:~n
A. No mccti~b schedulcd.
33. P"Þlic Safe:y Cc~lssion
A. No meeting ,·;,...duled.
REPORT rRO~1 Ol'FICF.Ró,
34. City Staff
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Upon r.....çucst oC th~ Cit)· ~Ianager. it W."ls, m\",,"C"d by C()\1ncil:":1~H1 Tri¡ltl()!1
}Olc)'crs. sC"condcd h:: COtl:1C i l!:1.ln .L1C;:SCtt"l to :"I?F(\rt l h(> rcquc!;t for rl:,~t....:·;t: ¡
for rll,'>..!t~rl1.1 nid for rc~~oralion. of the Trj.:.r~o:1 ruiJ~!in;:. IL ""as S!.1?i'l,:r(:::
qUCStiOl~:¡,hlc whcthèr or not ~S, 000 vould he r..de:c¡u&:tc... hO""L~v~r,
to restore the o\ltsirlr of th~ huildinL. conr;1t1erir.;: its condition.
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tl~1JtES or "it: JAl>1J.\RY 21. 1974 Rt:GUI..R CltY COU~CIL ~'EETING
Ie Director of Admini~trative Services introduced a claim submitted
y Noraan f~i~hner for d~ges iu the amount of $250.000.
ved by e""ncUmõtn Jacksoß, seconded by Councllt:l3n ~!eyers to deny tþe
bin of $::5:).000 by KorcM Feighner and referred the I113tter to tbe
ity Attorney.
}~tion carried. 5-0
The Parks ~~ Recreation Director called attention to tbe Parks Cor-~ission
sinutes in >:hicn they reco=en.1 a spring lock be pl3ced on the !,:3te in
the O~:. De! 1 R;mch nrea. The Co...." tssion notcd this is n public park
and n.:c.'"" <,::ul.1 be c;:de to it. the City Attorney hn.1 recommended
a&ninst t~:5, troc a liability standpoint.
Council,."", ::~yers asked the staif to check on the leGnl aspects in
rcg:::t';,! tû :~:~ railroad pu~lic C3scocnt:; this night re.":1.QVC c-.uch of
thc City's li~btlity.
:~í":C": ~y C:~~,:..: il;:};ln ~~¿::(;rs, sccondc~1 by C.June ilrum J;lc~·.s~n to ro·>tr..1n,,~
t.hè .ï:::";(, ....::-2.t' (OJ:'· t~:~ -.:Cc:f:S. -¡-~..\.; C:ty :'~:\nt!~~r '..:~!::; ir.strIJct,-·.l t.o
in....::~t:.~ .:-:: :.:~~ r'Cls:;;i~il.~:i of ~cr-.uir'i¡,:.~; ~::~ casc~c:\t a~l"O::)~ tht.'! r..ilr0aJ
trac~s ...i.:': ~.·-·..':-st!t P~:-~:.. "Lhe ~\h.~.~~lon oi li..1~tlity ·~:~'!.fi :."cir:rrt.'!d to the
City ~::~~::c¡ for rcr~rt back.
Hotion c..rricd, 5-0
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35. G~;lèr..±... ;\adií"ncc ReGuests -- l'hCt'è ·.".~r..~ none.
36. City Co,-,::cilr.ten
:.10\.~¿ ~:.. ,:...;.;.~.: i11:13n J:lc~:;,;;cn, sCf.~on..i('d 'by Cou~.:ilm:\n ~·rolich to i-rl)~taim
t'cbrc.:1r:; .::. 1974 as "f:¡~~hi;1J Fest D..1Y"·
Hot iOIl c" rr i".1, 5-0
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