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CØY OF aJPERrlllO. STArE œ CALXIOIClIA
10300 Torre Avenue, CapeuJøø, California 9S014
Telephone: 252-4505
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KIKUtES OF THE ,- d 1Iœ:rIBC or THE CITY COUIICIL
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SAUlT! TO THE FLAG
The meeting was called to order by Kayor SparJr.s at 7 :32 P.M. with
the Salute to the Flag.
ROLL CALL
'Äunc. present:
Counc. aòsent:
Jackso:. Meyers, Nellis, Mayor Sparks
FroUd:
Staf f present:
City Y~ger Quinlan
City ALt~rney Adams
Director of Administrative Services Ryder
Director of Planning and Develop~e~t Sisk
Direccor of Public W~rks Viskcvich
Uirector of Parks and Recreation Hutler
MINUTES 0F PREVIOUS XEETISGS
1. Apprcv~l of X'llutes of adjourned regula:' meeting of
Marc!1 12, 1974.
Page 3, agenda item 2: ?lrst motion waS made by Counc. Meyerß and
second ~tion was made by YAyor Sparks.
Moved by Councilman Ja:i<son, seconded by Counc. Nellis to approve
the Minutes 01 Karch 12, 1974, as amended.
Motion carried, 4-0
2. Appro"al oi Minuces of regular meeting of March 4, 1974.
Page 3, agenda item SA, _ should bE' spelled "Prewett".
Pagc 4, fourth from the bottoaparagraph second line:
"standards for lands:.:aping" and replace with "standard
vehicle 1aaes for gas puaps."
Delet ~
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IlIHUTES or till KØ:lllI, 1914 em COUNCIL JlEETDIC
raae s. fint parqrapb. ... de followiD& phr... OD tile tb1rcl 1iM
after the tIOrå "Coa41døii 1- -- .. which shall be retoaR.' aft.Ø
nv1ew aDd report f~ die DÞ'Ktor of Public Vorb;-.
rage 8, tldrcl.;eraar.p1a."'~ 11øe: Add the tIOrd. "-~.. before
the wor.s "f..-. .
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puge 9, uat to the laat paap-....: Delete entire senteDCe aacI replace
with: "The City Cmmcl1 .....reel the City Manager that it 1.a their wtah
to proceed with tbe Da Aøza t~ court lighting project even thouab
it was deleted by the Capital IIIpr.ovements CaIIIIIitt_."
Page 10, third paragraph: IIotioD should read: "IIøveel by eo-cn-
Frolich, secónded· bY·Couøcu.an Jackson that the City Couøcll fiDels. in
view of the re<:0aB8ndatioD of the Capital Improvements Cœaittee to
delet2 these parcels frOll its prr-gram, that at: open space designation
of these parcels would DO lCX!!,2r be reasonable.· The last SeDteDCe
of paragraph 2 should be c!e¡etecl.
:.>age 11, last paragraph, ad.s the following sentence: "The Director was
also r~quested to reevaluate McClellan Road as it approaches Bubb
Road, traveling west."
Page 17, third paragraph: Delete "Mary Avenue" and replace with "Steven"
Creek Blvd. and Saratoga-Su::nyvale Road."
Moved by Councilman Meyers, seconded by Councilman Jackson to approve
the ~in~tes of March 4, 1974 as amended.
Motion carried, 3-0-1
Counc. Nellis abstained
COMMUNICATIONS
3. Written
A. Invitation from Santa Clara County Charter Review Coaaittee
for interested citi%eDS to indicate areas of interest for
incorporation into possible County charter review studies.
B. Letter from Ms. aosalie Toren, a student living in San Jose
who at the suggestion of supervisor McCorquodale, has vrU;ten
to~he City requesting whatever assistance may be possible to
foster the proposed railroad from Santa Clara Valley to Santa Cruz.
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IwCIIUS or TIlE KAICII 18, 1974 cut COURCIL øørDIG
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c. thre. letters ~eø1DI opiDtona OD the ff_f"l INMac Mar
the COrDer of St.._ c:ruk Ibd. aDd I1aDeJ __I OM
resldeat of s-,nla tUaapproved; ODe r..1cJeDt of SaD Jo.
approved; aIIII OMru14eD1: of Cupertino aW·uved.
D. An npress1_ of .ppreciat1c11 frOll Lea¡ue of V_ Voters
iD Cupert:Ï.uo-s..-,.IIAle for the Council'. efforts espeøcIed
durina the past year 011 the Laud Use Element of tbe
Geaer.'\l Plan.
E. Notice frOll the Department of Justice regardina the fil1na
of a claim fora 011 the class action gypsum antitrust cases
F. Application of Roy L. Arledge, doing business as Unit~d
Transit, :~fore the PUC, seeking certificate of public
convenience and nec~~sity to operate passenger stale
service anywhere in Santa Clara County.
G. Application of ServiCar of Northern California, Inc., for
a certificate of public conveqience and necessity to
establish and operate an automotive service for the trans-
portation of passengers and baggage within the San Francis 0
Bay Area.
H. Notice before the P~C of a public hearing to establish a
list for the fiscal year 1974-75 of existing and proposed
crossings at grade of city streets or county roads ~st
urgently in need of separation.
1. Submission by the State Solid WaSle Management Soard of
proposed order adopting regulatior~ of that Board.
J. Notice of a hearing before the PUC of an application of
Greyhound Lines, Inc., for a state·wide increase in intra-
state passenger fares.
K. Letter from Pam Olson of Cupertino, expressing an opinion
as to the physical appearance of the City.
The City Clerk stated that the remainder of the writter, ccœ=uni-
cations related to agenda it~.
The staff was requested to obtain additional information for the
Council Members in regard to the County charter review st~ies.
Koved by Counc. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Jackson to accept and
file the written COlllClUnications.
Motion carried, 4-0
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4. Oral eo-mf...,f....
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A. Jolla
B. ReqÙut..,. Cøaøc11Mn for r_al of ic_ froa ConaaC
Caleø4ar. ~ JIoøe.
PUBLIC HEAJURGS
5. None
APPLICATIONS
6. Planning Commission
A. None
7. Architectural and Site Approval Committee
A. Application HC-5l,~20.2 of Karpet King requesting approval
of a sign plan for a commercial building located ~t the
northeast corner of Stevens Creek Blvd. and Randy Lane.
Recomaended for approval.
Moved by Councilman Jackson, seconded by Council~~ Meyers to approve
application HC-51,320.2, as re~~ended by the Architectural and Site
Approval Committee.
Motion carried, 4-0
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
8. None,
NEW BUSINESS
9. Submission of Claim tor Personal Injuries and Application of Leave
for its presentation.
1. of Leave
o subait Claim
or Pers. Inj.
eferred to City
torr..y
Upon the advice of the City Attorney, it was moved by Counc. Meyers,
seconded by Counc. 3acJr.son, to approve the Application of Leave to submit
a Claim for Personal Injuries received on or about October 3, 1973, in
the vicinity of Stevens Creek Blvd. and Carmen Avenue, ar.d to refer same
to the City Attorney.
Kotion carried, 4-0
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'KIJlUTES OF THE KAJICB 18, 1974 CITY COUNClL ~ETING
10. lequeat 'for A,..o.riatlon for repair of slope failure -
..3,soo.bO - ~iDo beates.
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After cliacuasiou, S£·.....wed 111 CoImc. Jackson. secoødad by
. 'Coone. Xe11ia to ai>r'uw. the request by the Director of Public
. ""llorka for an âpPr~iat1oa of $3,500.00 to repair a slope easement
failure in CupertiDo E8tat... The question of ..intaloi1l8 alope
..._nts ws referred to the City Attorney for a report as to ,he
City's liability.
AYES:
HOES:
ABSENT :
Counc. Jac:kso11, Meyers. Nellis, Hayor Sparks
None
Counc. Frolich
Motion carried. 4-0
11. Award of time deposits.
Moved by Counc. Jackson, seconded by Counc. Meyers to award the
time deposits as recommended by the City Treasurer in his report
of March 18, 1974.
AYES:
NOES:
ABSÐiT :
Counc.
None
Counc.
Jackson, Meyers, Nellis, Mayor Sparks
Frol1ch
Motion carried, 4-0
12. R~quest by Versatec, 10100 Bubb Road, for permission to
locate four trailers behind existing buildings for a period
of four months.
After due considera~ion, i~ was moved by Counc. Nellis, seconded
by Counc. Jackson to approve the request of Versatec on Bubb Road
to locate four trailers behind existing buildings for a period not
to exceed six months.
Motion carried, 4-0
13. Approval for extending amount in agreement for Master Storm
Drain Study with Hark Thomas, Inc., from $9,000.00 to amount
not to exceed $12,000.00, the amount appropriated.
The Council was assured that this is the ~op fi~ure. The core
area and in-filling are completeå.
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Slope.···.....t
fa1lare repair
approved
Ti'De Deposits
awarded
Versatec trail.
OK for 6 ",onth:
Assoc.
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ppropr:Latlon
creased
.Phase II)
d. 602
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IIDIlITES OF mE KARCH 18. 1974 CITY COUNCIL MEETING
lIoYecI by C-C. Jack8oD. MtOll"ed by CouIIc. ,1teyen to appoye tile
pl4U88t for uteadiDl C........C in tile qreemeuc fo~ lluce~ lcora
_ala St1llly vith Hark ~, 'lac.. fr_ $9,000 to ... -.ac DOC to
ad $12,000, the ~~, âppropdat~ in the buelleC.
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Coomc. Jáck8oD', 1ilJU8, ..1118. lle70r Sparks
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IIotion carried. 4-4
14. Approval for extending _nt ir. agreement with JBIt MlIOCl8t.. for
Phase II of traffic atudy.
Koved by Counc. Heyers, secouded by Counc. Jackson to approye the requ_t
of the Director of Public Works for arpropriation of $2,500 for extend1na
the amount in the agreement with JHK Associates for'Phase II of a
traffic study.
AYES:
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AISSENT :
Ccu~c. Jackson, Meyers, Nellis, ~yor Sperks
Xone
C"":lc. Frol1ch
Motion carried, 4-0
OlIDI¡W¡CES
15. A. Sec.>~.d Reading of Ordinance No. 602: "fin Ordil"ance of the City
of Cupertino Adding Chapter 3.28 to the Cupertino Municipal Code,
Es:aòlishing Regulations for Dedication of Land, PayQent of Fees,
"r ;;';'th, for Park aoo Recreational Land in Subdivisi ~ns." --
rèa~ ~y the City Clerk.
Moved by Wu:>c. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Jackson to have Ordinance
No. 602 r~aè by title only, and the City Clerk's reading shall constitute
the Seco:lè ~eading.
Discussioa !.>llowed. Counc. Nellis questioned the rationale used for
the 50% creJit for private, open space, .... inèicated on page 4 of the
Ordinance. The City Manager stated that it is not based upon land
density, bu~ rather upon facilities provided. Counc. Nellis said it has
come to her attention that these open spaces do not, in all cases,
provide tr.e recreational needs of some of the people and they are ~cming
to the City parks to fill these need~.
Counc. Jac~n suggested the ~ity set up standards for these private
open spaces.
Motion carried, 4-0
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IWIUU.:' OF TIlE KAIICII 15. 1974 CITY COURCIL MEETING
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Cllnts-Ke ~. 602.
,~ by CoaDc. Jac:kaoD to _t:
JfDtioD cerried, 4-0
.. Seollil ......t. of OÞIiDaDce Xo. 603: -AD OI'diDaDce of the
CUT of CIpcdDD ....iDI Chapter 3.32 to the Caperti_
!im1dpal ColI. ~1n1 aD Excise Tax on the Coaatructlon
of IaUcllJIaa .. JlDbUe Home Lots U, the City of Cupertino"
- rucl by the City Clerk.
lIoved by ~. JM"k-o<'". seconded by Counc. ~:eyers to have
OI'diaan:£ Sc. 603 rud by title only. and the City Clerk's reading
shall c""stitute the SecODd Reading.
Motfon carried, 4-0
Koved ~:. C",,-,nc. JaeltsoG, seconded by Counc. ~el1is to enar,t
Ordi~~:£ ~:. 603.
Motion carried, 4-0
C. R~solution No. 34S~: "A Resol"t:"" of the Cit:, Council
0: the City of Cupertino Estarl:shing the Rates of the
Excise Tsx on the Construction "f Buildings and ~obile
E~e Lots Imposed by Ordinance ~:. 603, the Construction
Tax Ordinance of the City of Cu?ertino."
(Continued froa Deeting of }brch 4, 1974.)
-- read by the City Clerk.
The Pla"~:ng Director referred to his ~rch IS, 1974 memo on this
item. D:scussion followed. It was suggested the fee schedule
should ~~ directed toward people rather than ~o projects. Counc.
Nellis as~ed who are the biggest users of city parks. The Parks
and R~creation Director said they have not ta~en a survey of this.
but it .~,,:d appear that ~20ple use the parks within walking
distance. There was a bri~~ discussiÐn on the commercial and
indust.ial construction taX fee rates.
Moved ry Counc. J~ckson, seconded by Counc. Sellis to adopt
Resolu:i"n So. 345S.
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Counc. Jaekson, Meyers, Nellis
!'..1~·or Sparks
C,",u:\C. Frolich
Motion carried, 3-1
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OI'd. 602
eøact'"
Ord. 603
Second Reading
Ord. 603
enac t ed
Res. 3455
adopted
Ord. 621
~cted
Res. 3627
adopted
Ilea. 3628
adopted
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6. EDactEDt of UraeDc:1 Occl1aance No. 621: "AD Orcl1DaDce of the Ciey
of c.pert1Do AdcIiII&.ÞPpr 2.64 to the CUpertÚlO 1bt1dpal Code,
~i"l Gu1d.e1iàM/ØéÍÌllplemeøtatioa of the Go9.~_ta1 CoDflict
of ~erests Act. ûiìí:1ådøa the U~7 Thereof. a. rrodclllla for
T ·,,.u Effect.·'~+~ by the City Clerk.
(CoDtiDae4 frOla _rt~...' of Karch 4, 1974)
ell by CoUDC. JacUoG, _oadeð by Couac. Nellis to have Ordlllance
110. 621 ":ad by title ODly aøcI the City Clerk's r_~u8 shall constitute
the Radial.
Motion carried, 4-0
Moved by Counc. Meyer.., seconded by COUJ:.C. Jackson to enact Ordinanca
No. 621.
Motion carried, 4-0
RESOL\;¡:JNS
17. So. 36Z7: "A Resolution of the City Councii of the City of
Cu~.~~~no Allowing Certain Claims a~d Deoands Payable in the
A.."..;;::t& and from the Funds as lIerei:\after Described for
Sa:~~~es and Wages for the Payroll Period Ending March 5, 1974."
This includ~s Warrants No. 20320 through Z0425 with a tot~l
of S3Ó,244.1l.
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Moved by Counc. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Jackson to adopt
Resolu:~~n x~. 3627.
AYES: c..,unc. Jackson, Meyers, Nell is, Ma)'or Sparks
NOES: )M)ne
ABSENT: Counc. Frol1ch
Motion carried, 4-0
18. No. 3628: "A Resolution of the Ci~y Council of the City of
Cupertino Allowing Certain Claims a:\d Demands Payable in the
AcL~~ts and frOlD the Funds as Hereinafter Described for General
an: ~iscellaneous Expenditures ~er~od Ending Karch 18, 1974.
Th~ includes Warrant~ Nu. 2386 through 2605 with a totsl of
$Z},> ,938.64.
Moved br Counc. Jackson, seconded by Counc. Nellis to adopt
Resolution No. 3628.
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Jackson, Meyers, Nellis, ~yor SparJr.a
Counc.
None
c.,unc.
Prol1ch
Motion cacried, 4-0
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KINUTES OF THE HARœ 18. 1974 CITY OOUNClL MEETING
CORSER'f CALEIIDAll
19. Iuolutf.cm Ro. 3m: -1 Resolution of the City CcK.«1l of the
City of OaperUlIIJi""'oriDa the rinal Map of Pro,.rtJ Located
SoutINut c;Ftbe.toø8r of Blaney Avenue aDd IIocIdp.. MeliUS;
Dew1oper, May n.~;"u....teo.pan1; aDCI AuthoriaiDS The City
1Da1Mer to siP tile '1ø41 Map."
20. Prod-·tiOD that the pedocl Harcb 1 throup Apr1l14, 1974. b
desizoated .. "Easter Seal !lout"".
21. Proclnation thet April 2 through April 6, 1974. be designated
aa "Science Fair \leek".
22. Proclamation designating month of April 1974 a8 "Bicycle
Safety Kauth".
23. Acceptanc~ of ~~nicipal Improv~ent - Stevens Creek Boulevard
Wolfe Road Median ~ification - Vallco Financial Cente..
Moved by Counc. Jackson, seconded by Counc. Nellis t~ approve the
Consent Calendar.
Motion carried, 4-0
The staff was requested to investigate the possibility of augment-
ing the promotion of "Bicycle Safety ~!onth" by the opening of new
bicycle lanes or other suitable occasions.
REPORTS FROII COUNCIL REPRESENTATl\'ES
24. Mayor Sparks:
Inter-City Council
... No meetings.
League of California Cities
... No meetings.
Flood Control Advisory Committee
... No meetings.
25. Mr. Frolich:
Transportation Commissicn
... No report.
Legislative Review Committae
... No report.
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26. Mr. J"'--'
27. Mr. Keyers:
28. ~s. ~el1is:
&- uiat10ca of 118y Area Go".~ 'ta
...AttaDlled a PlanDiIIg eo.1ttee ~,
....... øW Judy Cooper to r.,.t OD the
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&1qIcrn t..s 11.. Su1M:~ttee
...~. .. 11 hiel pr...tat1oD 111 . Moffett
.Wd Repr_tative OD their laDd uae
capability 111 relation to tIOiae and safety.
P1_ftn."g Policy Comaittee
...110 meeting.
Airport Land Use eo-isaion
. ..No meeting.
Hillside Subcommittee of PPC
...There was a field trip to tbe Stevens Canyon area
for tbe purpose of becoming familiar vith the
topography and to listen to the views of the
resident and nonresident land o~~ers, who have
suggested a slope density approach to development.
Another meeting is scheduled for March ¡~tb in
the Council Chamber, at which time it is anticipated
the final map will bo completed and sent en to the
PPC. Additional policies are needed. It is boped
this will go to the County by July.
Hr. Meyers hoped 1lts. Nallis liOuld continue working
on this Comaittae.
~. Heyers requested the Mayor appoint an alternate
for him for both the PPC and the ALUC.
Said she will try to ratain her seat on the Hillside
Subcœaittee.
Hrs. Nellis is a ~ember of tbe Women's ,,"orksbop for
Regional Paths and Trails.
The Peninsula Regional Pa~k District bas appointed a
Trails Comaittee.
Hr. Meyers suggested Hre. Nellis be appointed to the
DrUB Abuse Committee.
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A. 1UIIutu of rep1&r P "'" of Harch 11, 1974. DOt
...i1abl. at thú cm..
I. SUllld.n1on of MiDUCM of .tjourned regular ..eting of
Hatch 6. 1974.
30. Architectural a1ll1 Sit. AppJ:ØYal COIIIIIIittee
A. Sublll1ssion of HiDut.. of regular meeting of
March 6, 1974.
31. Parka and ~ecreation Co--fcsion
A. Submission of Minutes OL regular meeting of
March 13, 1974.
I: regard to the need for a softball field, Counc. Nellis
would like to ~~lore the possibility of the citizens supplying
the labor and the City provid~ materials, equipment, etc.,
.~e there appears to be considerable interesc in use of the
!ield.
Counc. lIeyers a,;reed, and added that perhal's the land ncxt to the
~1brary could oe developed for a soccer field. This sport is
becoming increasingly popular.
Counc. Jackson said he has rp~ where the un-used freeway right-of-way an
be used for recreation purposes as long as there are no capital
1s;>rovements.
A Binut~ order vas proposed by Counc. Nellis, seconded by Counc.
~ers to pursue the possibility of developin~ ball diamonds in
the City by means of volunteer donated labor, with the City supply-
~ materials and equipment.
Motion carried, 4-0
In regard to the 5 hors~s offered to the city, Counc. Nellis
~ered about the possibility of a program for teens being
~elopecl. Coune. Nellis SUKgeated a prográm for teens be
.s-eloped for learning hov to care for horses. perhaps at the
Børa. Ranch Park. since there appeür. to be a tremendous interest
fa this area.
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!S or THE MAICH 18. 1974 C1TY COONCIL MEmNC
yor Sparks aalr.eð tu ataff to research and sutlldt a report - JOUtla
_f8sioas in tbc State; their organization. progr8IU ut111zec1; ad
so the possibility of -,ø41ø& the Paru and IlecreaUOD C:-1aaioD
co seven people. to 1øclade . person frOlll the kiDCIerprten tJaroaab the
swenth grade qe group aad ODe frOll the eighth through the eveUth srade
qe group.
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Hayor Sparks DOted the ~iiy School Director is leaving_ He asked
the staff to sublllit a report on the possibility of cOllbin1ae the
functions of the schools' c:. L .ity Services Dir..ctor and the City'.
Peru and Recreation facilities and functions.
32. Water Commission
1... "" meeting scheduled.
33. Library Commission
A. 1'0 meeting scheduled.
34. Publi~ Safety Co:œission
A. S~~oission of Xinutes of adjourned regular meeting of
~rdl 7, 1974.
REPORTS FR()~ OFFICERS
35. City Staff
The City ~nager introduced the matter of Yoath Employment prograo, as
outlined in his meoD of ~rch IS, 1974.
Moved by Counc. Jackson. seconded by Counc. Meyers to authorize
áppropriation of $1200.00 for the salary of a coordinator for a
period of twenty weeks to adcinister the summer teen employment program.
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CouÌ\c.
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Counc .
Jack..~n, Meyers, Nellis, Mayor Sparks
Frol1ch
Motion carried, 4-0
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KI1IU'U.5 OF np; HA1C8 18. 1974 ":In COUNCIL KEETING
&fter discusslOD. i't vas du:f.ded the deadU.. fere receiving appl1-
c:ationa fere t!-«-OD "acan:ie. would be,JIaRh 22, 1974.
1Dtenieva for all ."licáta will M .cb..tect C_J' r-c1nl ~t
7130 ,.11. 011 Jtarc:b 27. 1974. 'rhere v1ll beaOûc" to tbis ~ffec:t
10 tbe local __~.. Then are opeáÍJ!ll"¡fft two Vater
ç-c..iøDeÞ ... ~.. PJ.....f"l! ('_f.døaìiì&~
Cauuc:. JacluloD co.pl1amted tbe Finance Director on the budgetary
report .
CooK. Heyers COIqIIDmted the Director of Public VorJr.a on the
letter sent out to _ter users who are exper1eDclna problems
with vater preasure.
The City Attorney stated that recent litigation has been continued
to Karch 29, 1974.
RECOGNITION OF NON-AGENDA ITEMS BY MAYOR
36. General Audience Requests
There were none.
37. City Councilaen
Counc. Nel¡ '!! ask"'! ,,'bat happened to the matter of supporting the
Bill in Congress o~ banning of nonreturnable cans. Co~nc. Jackson
said it got bottled up. The County is working on an ordinance of
this type. The staff was asked to check with Inter-City Council
on the status of this legislation and include it on the April lst
agenda.
Counc. Jackson asked that his ~'streakin¡; ordinance" be deleted
from the agenda, citing too many problems connected with it.
Counc. Jackson stated the City should be getting a cocmittee
together for Juan Bautista Day festivities.
Counc. Jackson asked for advance copies for the City Council of
the General Plan and policies presently being studied by the
Planning Commission.
Counc. Meyers acknowledged the letter he rcceived regarding the
inability to get hc:e loans on property lying in the flood plain.
He would like the Planning Commission to study the "restrictive
zone", as it might apply to the City of Cupertino.
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JlINUTE:> OF THE HAICH 1&, 1974 cm COUNCIL ME%rIlC
'rJae City Hanaaer .... reqaeated to distribute copies of letters
relating to f100cS p1âID'ueas received frOll BUD to residents of.
that area.
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,lfayor Sparks aIced 'tile Raff to put together a booU.t with the
IlaCkground dea~lpdooof the Council Members aDcI staff.
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ADJOURNMEl'f
JIoved by Counc. Jackacm. secondeð by Counc. Meyers to adjourn the
.eeting at 9:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M., March 27, 1974. in the
Conference Room for the purpose of conducting interviews with
applicants for the vacancies on the Planning and Water. Commissions
Motion carried, 4-0
APPROVED :
/s/ W. Reed Sparks
Mayor, City of Cupertino
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ATTEST:
Is/ ¡'h. E. Ryder
City Clerk
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