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Cl..... O!' CUPU'lllfO. StATZ 0' CAL!FORNIA
JO;,oo Torre AwlWe. Cupertino, California 95014
Telephone: 25~''''505
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Salute to tile r~l. .
lOLL CALL
Counc:. present:
Counc:. absent:
Prol1cb. JacDoo. Heyen. Nellis. Hayor Sparks
None
Staff present:
City Hanaler Quinlan
Director of Adainistrat1ve Serdr:ea Ryder
Director of Planning and Developsent Sisk
Direct~'r of Public Works Viskovic:h
Assistant City Attorney Kilian
Director of Parks md Rec:reation Butler
ClHfUNlCATIONS
1. Written
A. A letter froa the League of Womf.'n Voters expressinl
apprec:iatioo for the City's regular and informative
l'eports of City business.
B. The sub.isø1on of the Fourtlt Interim Opinion and Order
of the Public: Utilities Commission on the energy and
fuel requirements, and a notic:e from PG&E relative to
the perc:ent reduction to he achieved in energy con-
SU3Ptton by tbe various segmentG of thr c:~i'y.
C. An advic:e fro. the Mid-Peninsul~ Regional Parl District.
of their deve] "ping a final master plan, and the i
reqlledt for ir.put from tbe CHi.·s within the Distric:t.
D. A Res~lutico &d~pted by the City of Auburn urging tÞe
L~aguc of California Cities to endeavor to devise and
prc ;ent to) the I.cgi¡¡latu,'e a program designed to pre-
vent or minimize the impact on r.ecessary public: vorks
prograas of ta,tics designed to deliberately delay the
prompt resoluti~n of envi~onm~ntcl suits.
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HlNtJ"1ES OF 'DIE JULY 2, 1974 AWOURNED CITY COUIICIL HEE'l'IJIG
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,~. ;)~=iasion of c-isston Htnutes
There are sub1dtt" to the City Couac:11 the fol1ovinS IliDatu fEO.
tflle vari_ City-«.---.to. "",c~tt".1
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18¡u1ar .-_ 0; J(q 28,1974 "
A!Uoûned "pIar 1fM'1qOf Hay 29. 1974.
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Architectural" sue c--rtt..
(1) lap1ar MeetiDa of J_ 5, 1974
(2) lap1ar Meet1nS of June 19. 1974
Public Safety C:. .....i_
(1) . A4Joumecl lagular Meeting of Hay 30, 1974
Pam and Recreation ~ø1on
(1) Regular Heetins of June l2, 1974
Library r~".sion
(1) Reaular HeeUnl of Hay 21, 1974
Water Coaaiss1on
(l) Relular Heetinl of June 26, J974
r. Á request from a group of residents ..kinl that a portion
of Boany Drive between Schofield and Peppertree Lane be
c:losecl fro. 4:00 p... to 9:00 p.lII. on July 4 for a neigbbor-
hoocl party.
c. Bids for Avar-! of T1ae Deposits, ite.10 of Agenda.
H. Correc:ted c:opy of Cash Balanc:es as June 30, 1974.
!. Resolution No. 3682, ite. 17 on Agenda, the last pale has
been corrected to reflect warrants that had previously
been approved.
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Renolutioo No. 3492, itelll 18, c:orrectinl langu3ge and b~dy
of :uoluticm and to inc:lude some fire area mapa.
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K. Water Utilities proposed budget for 1974-75.
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'IIÙlUl'r;S OF "BE JULY 2. Ø14 AJUOURNED CITY COUNCIL ltI!IrlDG
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Sa_ resolut~:affect1n8 De Anza Off-ecreetl'ast1øa
and rraff1cF.rt:~~Aaseø81lltnt Dhtrlc:C; Sp~
ti_ aad Co4ì:~t~Do--"t8; Engheer's 1ep~~;,"'Ol't
of Dtv1aiDII:, f~~._cl'Hiabv _,'s Code;.Cc. .....C".U_
fn.1teq'JODeI*"~ for the Distric:t. . .';. . ,
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SWlat8DCe o~ c' 1"~"" ChaDge Order ~o. 2 for He~dal
Puk Ph...1F~"j":". it8llt 21.
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Correc:tion to·......-nt B of Resolution No. 3684.
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&~tted report aDl proposal of Public Safety ~ IAsion
00 1'ike J,anea for Jl1an~ Avenue and for BUDb Road. it8llt 8.
P. Rep'Jrt from Director of Parks and Rec:reation on De_lop-
ment of School Fad. 11 ties.
Mayor Spañs sdd there vas no vay of looking at half of these
items. He would like to see all material on Friday, or at least
Monday before lD2etinl. 1he City M&1ager noted bulk was from
outside consultant and had been rec:eived approximately two bours
before i:!eeting. The Director of Public Works explained there is
a deadline for taxinl abLlity of Assessment District; the public
hearing CU5~ be before ADgust 5.
After further disc:ussi~. COunc:. Nellis noted resoluticns are
A~tions that require tbougÞt and study, and Council will have
to take the position thû if the deadlines arE: not met, they
viiI not ~ heard. This vas the conc:ensus of the Counc:il aembers.
COWl:. Jaclson moved, seconded by Counc. He}'ers, to authorize
the c:losur~ of a portioa of Bonny Drive on July 4 as requested
by the residents for tile holding of a neighborhood party.
Motion c:arried, 5-0
Counc:. Kellis noted she vould like to extend her thanks to the
League of Women Voters -for their c:01DDlunicátion.
With regard to Mid-Pen1Dsula Regional Park District, Counc. Nellis
did not "ant to respond ~ it tonight, bu~ felt the City should be
involved in what th~y vt.l.l be doing and she would like to aake a
formal response to this letter. The City ¡'¡,mager revievèd the
City's plans to date oø Chis aatter.
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"uS OF THE _ 2, 1974 ADJœmœD CITY CotJNèñ. -MEETING
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~r: a discussion on vb.tller or not to 8UppOll: the City of Auburn'.
f olUtt.oa, the City "-.-r vas ..ked to obtain fTOIiI the Leasue of
',' ~"fo~a Cities the øature"~ -...ftude of pro bias involvins 0'
.........rat. .U....· s to dela, tIa4t prompt resolution of envirOßll8l1ta1
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(a) Report IJy Mr. Sa1t Marc:hea~ on visit to stater City
Copertino, Ital,
1Ir. Harc:hese said the people had been very friendly. They had sent
. letter and _ to the Hayor. ,Mayor Sparks read the letter and
"pr¡w! the gifts. Mr. Marchese sat.d two young c:ounc:ilmen from
~rtino vere hoping to be in Cupertino this month and he hoped
eatertainment c:ould be provided. Counc:. 'rolich noted some arrange-
_ts have been made vith the OIaaber of Commerc:e to greet them when
dIey c:ome. In .'nsver to Counc. ~llis, Mr. Marchese said the Mayor
of Copertino vas a 51-year old woman.
~ 7:50 p... at the request of the Direc:tor of Administrative Services.
C~c. Jackson moved to adjourn to Personnel Session. Scc:onded by
Cocmc:. Meye rs.
Motion c:arried. 5-0
]be meeting reconvened at 8:l7 p.m.
(b) lIequest by Counc1lDen for removal of items from the
CJnsent Calendar.
1:bere vere none.
alFIHISHED BUSINESS
Coomc:. Meyers noted ite. 18 had been c:arried over from ,July 1, 1974
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Ap~lic:ation HC-5l,500 of Cal-Coast Sign Company (Old W~~t
Steak House) requesting chanle of copy of an existi~; sign
loc:ated at l004l H. Saratola-Sunnyvale Road. Recommended
for denial. Appealed by Cal-Coast Sign Company.
TbL Planning D1rec:to~ noted applic:ation is appeal of H-Control denial
for change of copy on Old Wes t StcM House. He referred to plan that
had been submitted. There "'ere several meetings on this application
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IlIMUTES OF IBB JULY 2, 1974 ADJOOIUtED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
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which resulted 1ft Ø-contlOl '.çressing the~r distress for the
color proposed. They felt n4 and black vere not in keeping with
tnt.ria guidelines 1nteøt. "~cb va for VUII earth tones.
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In aøsver to ColIne. He11.Sa. Hr. Sist pointed out that the c~tte
iD J:ecent acti0a8 ba 8Ctellpted to lessen intensity of c:olors. .Co c:.
~11. ..c:ertaineèl there azi JIG restric:tions in ordinanc:e as it n
stands. She noted since èJe,.f-ion vas 'based on antic:i~ated luLde-
lines, she would like, the City Attorney to c:omment on what discre-
tion the City has 1D settiDl colors.
1Ir. 7.Uiän said there has DeVer been a Court c:ase that has decided
thi~ issue. There is notht.ng in ordinanc:e that authorizes H-
Coatrol to rejec:t or accept basic c:olors. Even if the ordinanc:e
were amended, it lIight not be upheld in Court. The farthest
the c:ourts have been villiøg to go is if sign is related to
ec:onOlllic or traffic: c:oncern. That is, if the sign would have
soae effect on safety of traffi- c:irc:ulation. There is a 1909 law
which says you c:annot reaulate on aesthetics along. This still pre
vails. Counc:. Jac:kson said he felt this could be related to the
econoaic~ of the land.
Counc:, Mey~rs no~eð the Resolution adopted said only that the
signs should be the muted tones, and if the flashier colors were
used, the intensity of illuminatlon should be reduced. He tho~ght
it would be ~-ery difficult to restrict u". of bright colors. lie
also rommented it was thr intensity, rather than color, that m~de
Bob's ail Bo)" llign so graUng.
After further discU8~ian, the hezring was o?ened to ccmments íro~
the audi.mce.
The applicant was not in the audienc:e.
M4Yor Sparks asked if sign would be a conforming sign, noting c:opy
_uld not be c:hanled, onl: the plastic:. The rli!nning Director
said the applic:ant halo a riaht to chanle co~')' on existing sign
by law, but ASAC does have review of that change of c:opy.
Mr. Carl Re~, Jr., Sian Users Counc:il of California, said he
would like to brinl up question, "Docs R-Control have authority
to rule on color of sian?". The City Attorney had answered tlte
question - "Not UDder present ordinanre". Hr. Si "k c:1ariiie.i
that under present ordinance th~y do have rpspo~sibiiity to review
c:olor of signs end buildinp. This was difJCIISSCÒ further.
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CC-219. . liDIuttS OF mE JULY 2, 1974 AP~JllfED CITY œuBCIL HIŒ1'I.
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¡'J -: 1Ir. BeYMB said there ü~""'" written iD ordinance foâa"tUC
,j': ;~¥ ?:. ~ClrtftS UIJ .P(lObl"~ ctI this City to rule OA .....L, rt.,. ,
:}¡f.: .. '+1'þrtaiDilll to color 'CJ>; '~j' . þ;;:
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'.f~~ ,ffalllK. Jdlis DOted ''''*Ii''''' ,..... .. is ..y1q is they are;.~·up
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'~;" ..! . .....'iJítièn do tMy start?~: . . said this is stiU IØIdér' """a1
" t. ":,D hasn"t heeD rutecl'0It,4rf......iDI CoIaiasioo and City C . ,4'1..
1'.< .!~ ::1Iìèy are ,h_tlll to' iii,~iílt'~thilll that iaD't officia1 ~.
'. !Ir. B~ said B-con~ÎOt."'" been act1nl1l1e18Uy vbèIì. tIIeJi·. have
been ru1.ùIC 00 color..·'IIIÎJ',~ ¡one into subjec:tive .. peøoaa1
feelings with nothiul .,.11"'" out in ordinance. .
Counc:, F~Uc:h said color t.s oae of thinp to be c:onsidered t.a look-
tnl at ai!Sthetic:s of owø1'~ proposal. He is unc:omfortable 111 sayiDI
one color is acceptable and another is not. He doesn't think it vill
solve the ap1llicant's probIe.s. but he is inc:lil\ed to disagree with
B~ontrol.
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Counc. M¿~¿rs said he agrees you can't say a color is nat acceptable.
But he d.x~:! 't think he has enou¡h understanding of this application
to say h¿ i3 for it. He referred to int~nsity of Bob's Blg Boy sian
and was 4fr3:d this mt¡ht be the ~ame situ3tion, sinc:e the Inte.sity
of this ;¡:.~ ation isn't mOllD.
Counc. J..d.s"n said there has to be some ki:1d of c:ontrol. the people
of Cupertino have to 11?" vittI .mat'.. in this community. He doesn't
like to ~.. in a positiou oi te1.1in" someone vhat they can or can't do,
but if a= application vould 'end to depress the value of the cOII'!:'.mity
~en he feels they have that riFt.
After furt~er disc:~sion. Hr. Sisk shoved slides of existing sign and
restaura~t. He said the c..avr 1.s .exactly t.'\e same, only tbe color is
being cha:>.ged.
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Counc:. ~~yers moved to continue Applicaticn HC-5l,500 to the ...tinl
of July 16 and the staff advised to ~otify the arplicant he .ust be
in att~!Ance or the ..tter viiI be taken off agenda. Seconded by
Counc:. r""li'~.
Motion carried, 5-0
3. !)is=ussio.~ c.n proposal for granting ::eelle"",, of the ctry
Cc=d1 a cost-9f-livtng inc:rease as ~ra:itted by State
st.~ute .
The Assis.",,-. City Attorney said there ",as no question of the Counc:il
enactin& ¿ ~~~t-of-li.~qg increase pursuant to,etatute. Tber~
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Jiìa.u~i:o OF 11Œ JULY 2, 1974 ADJuu_J:.II CITY COU!iCIL MEETING
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~~:'.}"'qaesti.a of what tile ,¡., ..,. aacI if it 1s still in effect
. '~c:;i.<.~~1n1 to t!te Leaaue of,~ C1ties no inc:rease c:an, t8b
;~~~~t until mue is a CO'~r"-'::' IIbo is entitled to n_ co.,..
; ",; .: ",J.e. elected, re-e1ec:Uj.tIIe ,¡topulatiOD of Cuputino. .
"',,:: peater [!wi 35,ÒOO't1!P-~tonIey General's opinion 8_
¡,,~:,~ic:ate to the c:ot'trary.
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;:,~",,: ~'. further i1scussion, eo.---. lfeJeø IDOved to request staff
B; l' ... c:œtac:t Assabl}'1lBn Haycleø _ die possibility oi obtainiDI the
"ktomey Genenl's opinion ~j,_ to the le..lity of grantiDI
_u of liTin¡ 1ocleas.. to e1ec:U_ officials during their
anTent tel'll5 ,)f offic:e. S-rv.l'-.a 1ry Counc. Jtlcßoo.
Jtotion c:arried, 5-0
4. Repon:-} City Attoroey _ to ilbat ramifiCAtic"s, if any,
there a~~ :" meetings betvee& atObcrs ~f the City Counc:il
and i":e=",,,,:~d persons prior to puòlic h..arir.,;s.
Counc:. Meye:'$ 0;.,:".1 he hoped th~re were none a!' h.' ~.~d talked
with a gto.r,- ~: :ieir request c:=cerning shcppi:1~ ,,,~t"r. Counc:.
Jíellis saie! s:¿ :,QJ also, but &be had checkt'd be i.-,,, $1> doing.
1!ayor Spark.> ,,~:~: he had an ar-poi::!tz::.ent tc ôo H;,.'\'Js£' l'n tÞc 10t1·
the City At: ,,:-:.¿ " sai done thi'¡K be ~ight add; ti'. !at.' was always
è>anging. ¡;¿ f.l'.'£ 3n exatnple of a ch"n&~ that hzj ",cur red within,
'the last tr."" =~ys.
5. Adoi't~:":: 1974-75 OJ)erat1:1g and Com;tru,rL,n Budget.
The Dhe('tC''' :: A':':'inistrative ~rvices said in t~;~ r.>spec:t he
had preser.t<: :,~ ;roro"c'¡ Buð¡;.et c! 1ò..ter l!tlhty l'i'.'!r.1tion~
which the)" ~,~=': had a chance t:) 1001< at. Jl~ \.'c",J like thC:1L
to do so, r..'-''''.'.''. so it could ue a.dopted :ot th.. """t CNmcil
~eting.
Counc:. Me)"c"$ ,,,',:¿d to adopt 1974-75 Cpe:raUn¡; a::¿ Ù'ustl'Uction
Aadget as ~¿~.~¿ at publie: bearings. ~econdeL cv Cùun.. Nel]is.
The City ~..".;;=, s:>td one thIng b.:d been lcft hano,jn~; the
œvelopmer.: :: ,,"or school sites or n"i¡;hbod)"c,j .,..k "Hes in
lieu of ....'n:d >_': f,,,, I.ind,,. Vista facilities. :h<' iJi..ector of
Par'.c.s and Rè:-.!':.l'n had pre¡.aled 1: """i.O whld) ".:,' Jistri:'ul "ô.
This WIIS He:: ,:.,,:iC'ned to C"'UQc~l dur'ng stuùy ::.>,sien lh"t waS
submitted t.: :'--:-;:: î"ad,:s and Re<.:re::a",lo:1 Commir;si~'l~ \o":i..:-h at 1"'.hn.t
tilDe reco:;.-L:< _ ¿.;ainst the expen<L'ture O'·('"U5(> ti;"y felt
priorit)" va~ ..-~:" :!"mo.ial Park. Th~s is IIPt iT' ,;".,tradiction
.tJ:ce you a~( :; L,in~ about r~aptu:-in¡,; mon,,)' ..hi .-", ":IS in
Capital 1I<,1:',-:"",,[S and Five Year Fro¡;ram.
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"Xè~u.:o OF 'I'IŒ .MLY 2, 1974 An".'UKlCIW CITY COUNCn. MEETUlC
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.¡;;'''1'';l:b1np DHtI to be added: (1) '$30,000.00 Civic CantereboaU be
, . ,111 caaj_ct1oo with tb1e. . It ~ diffic:ult to co.,.ø. e1Dc:e
:I:alkb& moat a.ttí'Ac ,.lue ._ well as use forp~:'''_. "
. ïalaD ~ Wilson sdúío1_.. site beiDa considereél.';"C L1Dcoln.
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...... ,;Þ'f3,OOO.OO is est:l.il8~;_t' of, "1ntenaace OQ Hontâ,Yt.6a.aad
¥f¡,. .. ".00, for Civic: ceater'''',d'!t¿ Ut.s ø larpr area. (2) ,~r4t~.1r..
..... ;, ..;. . 'up sIIort froa lIOn.,. ',. ~int. Be noted the Ci~,~,'" pttina
ii'. '!óO'Federal a:mies uadu Opiæ Space Grant whic:h had nof'';¡ili-" placed in
ft.,...·......'. ........ ~ç.-.... source. SiøI:e State Park Bond iSSUfJ paøêcJ,$47.342.oo
. " ' . .'be reœiftCt frolll thea iD tbi.s fiscal year. P'COIII staDdpoint of .
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Ja,aaewer to c..~. Jackson. the ~rec:to;: of Pam and Recreation said
Uds had bee2 ..resented at the .June 11 Parks and Recreation c-1ssion
_tinl. They fe1.t Uemorial Park was top priority, but if IIIOney was
awailable tb~ .'\!r~ alreeable to c:onc:ept.
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A brief dis~s:'.:n was held 011 sites, maintenan;:e and usage scheduling.
CouDc. Meyers "",·;.ed for approval of rec:ommend.1tion to be incorporated
~ budget .::~ conditions as enumerated. Seconded by Counc. Nellis.
Counc. Jacks:~ !;~~1 if ~~ere had been any disagreement on Parks and
&ecreation C:-=:'Hlon about locations. Hr. Sutler said no. The!:e
had been oixe': ¿:-otions aboUl: usage for young or o1.der ages. The
~ of spr<'!=_c~ through Cily "'as acceptabl:!.
!lr. George \;..>.: ::ot, Parks and Recreation Co",,,,Lssion, said the c:ocr.tission
.as not aV~:¿ :: plæ\ pr~sented here. TI\ey had talked about spredding
.-oD1 sc:ho~: ;::03. but wanted to review tut'ding avai1.able for !iemorial
Park Site ,;,::': ="$3lbiUty of creating other sites within the City. At
last meetin~. :~¿y had agreed they did not vant to take PQsition on
ðevelopment :: z=:,er park sites until they cO'l1.d revie·... overall budget.
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Counc. Jac~:c !~reed there vas not sufficient in¡>ct to design sites.
Be suggeste': ~¿¿?ing in budget but b~fore c~ntracts are let, additional
tnfonnati"" 3::Úd be rec:eived regarding sites. The City Manager said
if they agrè¿': ,.:th concept they could 'lpprO\'e, No money would be
spent with~_: :"...:1dl approv81. Counc. Frollch also felt it shou1.d
be consider.': =: Parks and Recreation Co~lssion and input received
froa thelll.
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Kayor SP,H'k,S :~::"d (Ol' question on adoptiol~ of 1974-75 budlet.
AYES: Couo-:, :::"L~h, Jackson, Meyers, Ne1.Lis, Mayor Sparks
!IOES: None
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~u:;s OF tHE .JULY 2, 1974 AD.JOUmiED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
;;th ~,':'~ Rellis __ bsolutiODJlo,. 3699 be adopted after hmo.
, "¿:"',~..t,~ c:GGtelita,0(aJCÍ1,.2.1974 III!IIOranduirJ:eþrcU,ol tluà
",:, ~},~ ,:'~ ,cáfilil of prope~...t' to school sitU,1>ut vitti th.
:: ,~>~_." C DUIe8 of ~ lit...;. .,subjec:t to c:hanse at a later,
, 'f:. '~6, ,":> i SecaDCIecl 'by ,COOÍtc~ ;~¡ij, , ". ' '
'0 '.~: Counc. lrol1ch. ;J.:~.. 'Heyera, Nelli;, Mayor Sparks '
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'11M! _et1na vas disrupted by a representative of Operating
~p:neers Local Union No.3, Mr. Robert Langston, wantinl to know
~ this would affec:t the ;;""1Ile in the Public: Works Department.
1he Direc:tor of Administrative Servic:es said that would depend
OD whether or not and wilen it received ratification.
"r. Langston ascertained this was the final operating bud6et.
Counc:. Frolicb assured him this did not mean there would not be
changes to arNmodate results of neßotiatie>us. ~Ir. Langston said
be was ccnce~,ed about conflic:t cf 3505 Government Code. He gave
a c:opy to the City Attorney.
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Mayor Sparks ~~ted this was not a public hCdTlng and this would
bave to ~e discusspd under item 39 of the Rgc~13. Mr. L3ng~ton
insisted it aHected the budget, so il :<¡'ould be discussed now.
The City Att"r.,..y said,there was no question that anyone had d
right to sp~ak '>efore the City Council, but th.. law says the City I
can regulate waen and where the appropriate place would be under Item 39.
Counc. Heycrs suggested continuing wil:. a¡;cnda 3nd giving the
City Attorney tiQe to digest the Government ~ode he had just
rec:ei ved.
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Coune. H('\'e~< noted it hag been a ¡",)icy of II,,' C; Iy no' tn 3110« !
rides. lie "'''\lld nol b<> against the "kl rru",,'t!on. bu( r<,lt ride,; !
vere unne,":t'ss.:::.ry. Coune. Jsrk$or:. abl~\.-'d. Ih't i1\g numlh."r o( accl- I
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REqUC~t by Any Mountain Ltd., for r<'lmlssion te>
maj£'r sid promolion at 20630 V,,1Jl')' í.n·"n Dr! ".'
September 1, ]974.
Coune. Jack5~n :t!.\1Vl;.Ù ta grant pern~s~'il':) "f :\11] :-:our.l¡¡in Ltd. tu
l101d ski pr",.,;¡ti"n with the "xceptlntl tint 1:..\' be notlfi,'d this
does not alL..lw aoy ,ides. SeconJt.·d hy (\.HI:';':. ~:t.·llis.
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MINUTES or TRIe 2, 1974 ADJOURNED CITY cooP MEETING
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7. Iac~, y"~ticJli,b1 Koøta Vista Paint "aúdlrare.. for favorable
'f _ ~oa,!t~~~ ~f.co_unity action ill b~:4',i111 the foner
"è . ~ o~iJ;e. - Saaior Citi~~døa-'1ace; ,
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';~.. ~.,lII1Ìf.·.~~t..e;ct-f~J:,"1~.;r-1 the. for ~~.:..~~,_l.t th_
"i'bœbolr 8JCfì;,t¡t1...,~dated., Thl~ VIllI' ..' by all th... -
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'Counc'. tfe,eø',J~ted thê~:~~ another bu1lcl1~~)t ~at loeatiola '~d
he VODderec1 :I.f,~tlìia.' ....kind of approach could'be used at least to
the extent of PUtt1DI.& eöat of paint on it. ' .
After a briefd1sc:ussion. Counc. Nelli. mved to ac:eept offer and
thank Mr. Bett1øworth,very much. Sec:onded by Counc. Jac:1r.son.
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Counc:. 'roUch asked about impleaentation. K!I _nded mtlon to
refer to :Jtaff to work out details with Chamber of Co_ 'Cce.
Motion c:arried, S-o
8. Report and proposal of Public Safety COISiss1on on B1ke
Lanes for Blaney Avenue and for Bubb Road.
The Direc:tor of Public Works said the Public Safety Commission had
reviewed bike lanes proposed for Stevena Cr~ek Boulevard, Blaney
Avenue, and Bubb and Wolfe Roads, and were presenting their rec:ommenda-
tion. This report indic:atei me~hod of implementation allowing parking
on one side of road and bike lanes on the "ther Cd time basis. This
would inc:lude only Blaney Avenue anù Bubb Road at present time.
In answer to Co~.c:. NeJlis, Mr. Viskovlch said an alternate method
of implementation for Stevens Cre~k Boulevard was being considered
using various residential dreas.
Counc. ~ellis said she would like to provide one side of street for
parking and have free bike lane on the other. She asked if they
had a~alyzed need for psrking on Bt:bb Road and Blaney Avenue. The
Director of Public Works said it had been indic:ated in public hearings
that r~sidential homes would want parking. They hAd indicated they
would like bike lar.es to "meander". Counc. Nellis questioned whether
this was func:tionally &Dod.
In answer to Counc:. Nellis, Mr. Viskovieh said where this involved
other ~ities, they would have t~ ccordinate with other juri~dic:tion.
In answer Lo Coune. Meyers, h.. said th"y had not been in contact
with oli,er jurisdictions, but San Jose hall this type of technique.
Counc. Jackson noted while meaad"ring was an innovdtive id~a. it
mig~t create traffic: hazard.
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Hr. Job Coal&lea" ,Public Safety eoJllllliss ie-n, said proposal for
Bubb load 18 Uotbel:.juriad1ctions do not agree, the bike laues
will be .held in abeY.ace because there are IIIUlt!-Jurlel.ictiOlUl
and they do 1IO':,_ÍlD': LD ioereaae on, and off bike 1-.. For
Bl"ey Avenuet.r!~the other jurisdic:tions do uotaarec, the
proposal!s to"piìt io bike lanes arr¡vsy makina it loøpat cODt1nu-
ous.
Mr. Gonzalea said theveaviDl co¡,ld be such that it voWel Dot be
abrupt. He Doted there 18 a kio..i of prec:edent for it. Dudnl
the public hearings there wasn't .,,·~h o?i'ositioo to bikeways per
se. The proposal is that 1.n tryi"'l to ..ddress nead for bikeway
and provide some parkinø: break to residl'nrs on their aueet,
weaving vas one way t~ aC:C:OQpliøh this. It was left to fttaff
to ac:c:omodate the weaving to mInimize the ncrnher of people affected
within good design c:riteri~.
Coune. Jacks~n questIone¿ time 3pan of 7:00 a.a. to 8:00 p.".
suggesting the 7:00 p.m. hrur. Mr. '~nzal~s said time s~an ~d~
biased fron. daylight savin~s and to be CODs ~tent cith other
parking time lin.its lhroug'>"ut th", (:! ly.
Counc. Nellis not~'d dashr.<l ]fn'''5 at intf.~TS4,:.:rjor. of S:e-.rens Creek
Bou]e.·ard and 5l;:,111ng Ro"d v....r" a r"ol .;;,f· ry fe!ltll'<'. She
q..estion"d shortening Lh,. c.f DO p3rkine a~ lhe ev(>n!n.; hours
are whi'D families r¡.D .ide t,,>gelher. 5b' "''''lld prefer side of
street that has no parking be; nu pa..ki ",:" ~ny t itlC.
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Mr. G""za1es said the v..st majority uf <'oc,u"n is fro::l resident~ 011
Blaney Avenue. On]y one fror.¡ Bubb R01r!. 'Ir. Vi5kovich ¡¡aid I
notice~ "'ere sent to all (Yw,"er" on stn,,'t. :Ir. Gonzal(>s saId I
the existing traffic situ: tiell se£ln"d 10 b., ....'in r<.ncern with I
bike lanes of seconJ2~' conslJeration.
Counc. Nellis said fJhe ~ou]d like to "...n uut ..ith no pa!"klng I
2~ hours a day 2-Dd if it turns into a I'roh1''"r. it can L>e recom!i.h>r,
ed. ~Ir, GOllzalu5 r..oted nn adJition tr, pr.'"""al that closswalks !
be added to soften b]",,' and ],>r peop].' ,:r,'s" "treer "afe1y \.Iith""r:
going to inteltle,'rion. ¡
Coune. Jackson felt ti.ere ¡.,i¡,:,t be dn . ,('<,sd\'(> am1unt of crOS5I"';!
of 5tH.'CtS under these cn;~.1~l if)ns. 1ft: :}1:._,.) ~p()ke to r'-"c(.Jf!'Jnen(~ati('ri
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of narro",in ; width of 1"",_,,; l'n Bl.1n(·\' :\':(:1\1\' ,",;de!> ,",('uld 510...
dow" 'Taffie, iI'.d he fell furlh.'r in,'r.',"..' longp,;tion. The
Din'etùr nf Puhll" W"r~:" ....Id IIl.I',ey h;" k'.'n ,'ritJzed a3 being
hi~h sp;~·d. Thj$ ,,",cuJd ,1.·,'rl'':~:~~'' hí~;JÙ':,J\",-; iJ,"-·l\.:i"l~n vt..'hic](·s so
sa!U~" v('luiUe \r:ol'ld go thrû¡lt:h but L1t :-.I¡t.,'I..'r ~-qH:.:"d \.Ihi<h i~ w~"}t tl&l'
re&id~r.rs "'anl. This could 31:;0 di~c()ut.1f,'· IO;IOJt.c-rs.
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:W~ to iìtüci~1~;ï'" Jøe 1IIt1cbi. .tW ......~..k--
i;'l.âäl 8' IIIb8 tt;<.~tt*t1. to becœe . .ec."'" ·.';.{~':i¡ ~'f
.¡~~&~è!:' ho1Ícb·'~k/(~+Z 'iÍ\;'t~/~a:. that- ~;~~'î~~~ ....~ ¡'¡¡Z.it.
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;:t, :tnoid IaøiD8 p' "i~lr."Dt.t1OD .tart&dadttïeD.....1a;-..Ject-
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After further cI1.C1ÌSd~. cOàac,o. Keye;:s IDOwd to .p,~ btt..,.. ..
proposed by the Pu1Il1c Safet7 eo.ts8ion. S«ccmcSed .,,'ÇOaIK". ..nt..
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There v. a further cU.scassioD 011 the c:OIIbiDiDa of paxldD.'1..-- aDd
bike laœs. The City HaDapr .dd sinc:e there see8ed to b. . CoaDcl1
concern that people who res'.de on streets mi¡¡þt ha_ be_ UDiat_tionaUy
aided, the City c:ould put in runners and then cmtact ra1d8lta shov1Da
them what would be takina place.
Mr. Gonzales l>nswereJ Counc. Jacltson's c:oncern that the Cupertino
Traffic: Enlineer was present durinl their disc:ussions aDd there are
quite a f_ standards as to how this should be done. Mr. Viskovich
noted !Ii-. Glenn:Grigl has attended many bic:)'cle safety seatn.rs and
is well informed _ on What has been done.
The Mayor then c:alled for the wte on the motim.
Motion carried, S-O
Mr. Gonzales informed the Council there would be other rec_ndat1ons
regardinl bike lanes at nest meeting.
A rec:ess was called at 9:50 p.m. vith the meetinl rec:onveaina at
10:05 p.m.
In answer to Mayor Spadts, the City Attorney said after readina
Govemaent Code, 1t vas his opinion that the adoption of budlet
was proper and lepl.
9. Submission of claia for damales for Personal Injuries OIl
behalf of Holly noc:k.
After a brief disc:ussion, Counc:. Meyers moved that clai. for
cIa_ges on behalf of Bolly Doc:k be referred to City Attorney
tor re"referral to the City's insurance c:arrier. Sec:onded by
Counc:. Jac:kson.
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10. -.d of ~Depoaita
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of !De ~ita!l~~" rec ~H '" the City "lln _u.
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..co ""~OU fo~ the City COUQCll to çpoint a spedal
SiF IIeriåw c-1tte..
Counc. Nellis saiel that tn addition to two citizens-at-lar.., two
tedmic:al representatives, two busine.s ~ty aeaben mcI two
Ø~trol aeaben, she would like to see one c:ounc:il aelllber as a
part of this c~ttee. Counr.. Jac:kson alreed this was a good way
to provide continuity and would be an odd vote.
In answer to Counc:. J"ckson, the Planning Direc:tor said no format
had been dec:ided on yet.
A discussion ensued as 0:0 bow the members would be designated.
It was agreed that the Chamber of COlIIDerc:e would designate two
.....ers, tt:e Mayor 1/Ould designate two c:itizens at luge from
recoaaendatiùns froe other members of the Council, and the
Profe.'lsional Association of Sign Contrac:tors ",oould provide
assistance in naaing two technic:al members. ø-Control would
designate two .embers of tbeir cOIIIDittee.
CDUDC:. Meyers rec_nded approval for the City Council to
appoint a spec:lal Sign Review COlIIDittee with Counc. ~ellis
to be tbe City Council representative. Seconded by Counc.
Jackson.
Motion c:arried, S-o
12. Architectural and Site Approval ColIIDittee rec:ommendatlon
for an _dlHnt to the S¡:andard Conditions of Approv&l.
Counc. Jackson ascertained from the Planninl Director that the
controlling of intensity would be dooe by reacvin& bulbs and
dec:reasiog wattale.
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~dIII Sa .' ...... - at.rior l1p~.A.DI Jut. run, U1alli"'~"
..... IIId1 .. "to IÞ1ev .., .ðeArcbitectural aÞd Site
...~4.. '..1 .,'. . . ,..,·:t.ta~~. :.Be .agiSt" .tbem1ø ,
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P' .~ DII -.... ....,ì.f--j tlaat _tall of attacb1111 this _ðit1_
to ... ..,u--. tbe AIM: VlDalel 1De it to bec:_ a .t.....rd
....ti.. c... PÞI1da .aiel Ida _m v.. that the revt_
......... _ efte1r tbe appl1_t'. ~ is speat, rather tJa.I
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.us J.... c:-. .JadlaOD said uat11 ._ .tandards of intensity
_n .rd.... ac, nvtaw is the oaly ISOlutiôa..
Jk. Dick ø-. 10750 ... 1.&01., Cupertino, said the proposal i. una
is he 411 ... to. It 1..... to .ubjec:tivity which i. one of the
cœt'l.lats to .... ...iast U-Cuatrol. There should be objec:tive
.t....~ Ii ....i__ caa _to Be referred to subjec:tive and
cll.cr1....tory decisi_ beinl _de by ø-Control and said it is
1~.I~le for the business ~~ "'ity to exist under these condi-
u_. r:".ry bus~_D vants to con~Orla to all the laws of the
t_, but it Is dlff1cnlt to live to public: opinion. He was
òppa.... to aøy lated. .c:tion until this can be studied. properly
...1.... by .U 1DoI1.,I.....ls and then IllaU an ordinanc:e all c:an live
vith.
ta _r to C-. !leilia, Mr. Bo... said he was a member of the
0- ~.r of c-rc:e. . buslnes_n .ad . resident of Cup..rtino.
Sbe .uK_ted he m.pt be considered for appointaent to Sign Ravi.,.,
c-ttt.. .
CcMmc. J.dtson refened to latenatty of Ralph 'a sign, noting people
.. far.. Farral_ had had ~robl_ vith lilht shio1n& in their yards.
C-c. Frol1c:h .a.-te4 hirtnl S_-JOIt to write :Jpec:s OQ ligþting
aad put in ordia.mce. To say Ø-Control õ1Ul subjec:tively detemine
tlhether the int_ity is t_ ¡reat or not too great is not s..tait:.-
able. One of ths people he viti rec~d for c:.-ittee i. aD
El.c:tric:.l En¡iJul.r vtth experienc:e iD ligþtinl and 11~tin8
incensity. If tbe probl_ is cr1t1c:al, he would prol'"se hldn.
c:onsultant to vrite spec:ific:ations and setting the. into an
ordin_c:e.
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Hr. CUI B. ..øD ..w dIIIC 1D reprel to t ..g 1Ie1Da ...se aDeI
to .tnn&then Hr. JIa~... position. he hael .U-..... _t1ap with
Jl.CaòtlOl. at theft' ,....t. 'lbe result ... tIwJ coa1e1 ~iøue
tCL II011cit Input fnÌI all npresntatiws 1a oriu to lit the
fall -,t of iIIofoW .1_. profe..ional ..'''''''- .. Øvic:e.
.. .... n.1aelecl B-cáaaol of hi. offer of ~taAc:e bat to data
haa DOt been CGDtaetM. Be is stillvaitina for . call. XL 18
. Ires of char. .en1ce ... ...ociatlon poY1cles to all citi..
in California.
1D response to c-. 1Ie11t.s, Hr. __ aa1cI be represeøts che
California Electric St... AsaociatiGD aDd the Cali fomis Sip Users
Co_dl. Both haw c...-ceat staffs .aut their GDly purpose is to
..aist dUes and _ties 1ft vrittØ& profesa100al algn ordinances,
Be explained the ccapoaitioø of the ..aociat1a and the counc:il.
It 18 Dot their parpos« L" push or ptC*»te sip but to aid and
_tat. He &ße their ...aalii1coatløna ad extent of information
available which ~ .....ald like to pr..nt.
Counc. Meyers said 111'. BeyaaDn VU _ hearinl the c:all.
they are asldng for representatiwa on study c:~ttee.
He,.ann said he could not be Oft any co_Iuee btoc:aus.e of
of tiae, but he would be very happy,:" help.
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Counc:. Meyers noted if information on Intensity had been lnclud~d
in applicoations, they wouldn't have to be po..t reviewing. He I
rec:oaacnded :-n amencbeDt ai.Uar to one ASAC submitted but chang2d
to say: Lighting t.ntelõSity for exterior lights and interior I
illuaination ~f signs shall be specified on all applications
aubaitted to the ASAC.
Counc. Jackson s..id they should have ¡otIe standard t~at say!: ve
are c:oocemed vith iøtenaity and vill ask staff to have c:o:>uoJ
of intensity. Counc:. 'rolic:h said if there ~ere spedfications
there wouldn't be a proble,". The Planninl Direc:tor said part of
the problea is underate4inl what the intensity of illuni~ation
vill aean. All this resolution 18 sugaesttr.¡ is that the City
vill have the ability to review.
After further diacasaioo, Counc:. Jackson _".d to table reco_da
tion of the Architectural and Site Approval CotIIdttee for an ¡mend
.ent to the Standard Coaditions of Approval and advise toea to
continue their c:urreat _thods of operation peadi.." further
possible action at an UD8pec:ified later date. Sec:onded by
Counc:. Nellia.
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Counc. FroJicoh c:larified this meant review after ingtallation.
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.CoaDc. Fro1i~:'..':!-."" ' ldaut.. to show his oppositi_..
to the "afte _.""",. . ·'øriev ~f l1¡ht1n1 inteulty.
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13. Req_t fIIIIia 1Ic. Cres del 'ierro for pendss1_ to operate a
"".table,n· r- truck stU1d on Stevens Creek Boulevard
opposite ...::.....,. ..... for the period July 14 to 1fOftllber 30.
1974.
Counc:. NeUis _ved to approve request. Sec:onded by Counc:. Jac:kson.
Motion c:arried, 5-0
14. Proposal of !k:Clellan Ranc:h Collllllittee on uses of park site.
The Director of Parks and Rec:reation said there have been six ~~ers
of the PaIlts and Becreat!on COIII!IIittee studying this. lie noted the
c:hairvOlllal\ was in the _dience. Counc:. Nellis asked to have her
briefly tell What the proposals are.
Ms. Mary Conzales, 10461 Stokes, Cupertino, said the three uses c:ould
be iomplemented iaM<Uately at almost no cost. One, shallow cia.. build-
ing and creek play vith rocks fro. c:reek bed would also help perc:olation
in that area. Their intent is to have a ''Dam Building Day". The
second item would be a nature trail. She referrcd to Mr. Cheadle,
head of sc:ienc:e deparc.ent at Konte Vista High School. and his students
wbo have offered to help start development of a nature trail. They
ho~e one result wiJl be a self-guiding pamphlet. The third thinl is
pic:nidnl in orcbacd area. This cannot be used until lease with
Water Distric:t .I.S siped. They would like the ground to be disced
and rolled level,vi.th .."age c:ans and portable nstrooIU nearby.
In answer to CoIØlC. Jlellis, Ms. Gonzales said the intent for thia
s_r was not to b... picnic: tables. They had felt there wouldn't
be tbe IaOney and this It_ c:ould be included later. Counc. Nellis
noted the tables had ~ budgeted for.
In answer to C<.'UØC. .J.äaon, Ms. Gonzales said the aaount of vater
that 1& in c:reek ~ is _at is projec:ted to be there this s..-r.
By c:hoosing spot aDd size of c:hildren can avoid pitfalla.
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2be Director of 'azb .. IiKreatioo noted the natural _terial8
w.a Bed voutd be 111 ~ .....,. by the vinter waters ad the .....
cwld be rebuilt the ... -.nnl and s_r. they would DOt want
to.e -., forei... _.._.1. to be washed d_tr_.
Ifa. eoa.ales said .ha 1J ~ rat ~ Ub to tell thea of other thiDgs they
are dciD&. they an t-.. SJmmtory of plante, ani.a1s ad birds
sad have people iD the 4ty who are lIn_ledpt4ble vorldng on
thta. Tbare is a... vbo t.s bowledgeable about trees workiDg
with tMli. She ..ked to bør vbat buUc!1nas are to be .aved and
what their state is, so øpa1n c:an be made before vinter. The
orpnic: I8rdens are then aDd vill probably expand. they are
interested in native pl_ts. ~ aarsh is being c:oosidered.
They are concerned abouc bridge and videning of HcClellan and
the effect it will have 00 the area. She saià they would like
to invite the interest of everyone and would welcome sug&estions
frOll the co_unity.
Counc. Jackson sUGgested perhaps Honte Vista High School voulà
all"" the.. to post sillJ1S in the! r parking lot.
Courc. ~~yers noted that Ms. Nancy Blnck on Holly Oak haa dene ö
natere tra~l layout for Parks and Recr~a~ion De~artm~t. and
suggested ~.s. Gonzales c:on~2ct her.
The Dir~~t~r of Parks and Recreation rcr~rted on plans for the
buil"~cgs as being cons.1dered at prcsect time. Counc. .Jacks""
noted pr2s......aUve _ueru; should b.. taken.
COun.... X.-!lis thanJo:ed to.s. Gonzales for her explan"tion and the
c:OtLor.'t:".. ="r all their war:". She th.", me\ed to a"prove th..
prorøs~l ~s suhmitted by the HcClellan Ranch Committee or. uses
of the par.. !llte as rec:~nded by th~ Cit} ~lana8cr. Secor.ded
by Counc. J,¡.:ksOl1.
Motion c:arried, S-o
RESOLL"TI~S
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s". 3680: "A P.esolutiø" of ti:e City Counc:il of the
City of Cupertino Al'owlng r<'I:ain Cl"lms and Demands
Payable in the Aaounts and fr~c the Funds as Here!n"fter
Described for Salaries and WabeS for the Payroll Period
Ending June 11. 1974."
Moved ~y Coun~. ¡ellis, seconded by Counc. Frolich, to adopt
Resoluti"n Xo. 3680. ' .
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CouDc:. Frolida, Jacboa. Keyers, Hellie. Hayor Spadca,
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Motion carried, S-o
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16. Bo. 3687: "A, Jtei!olaticm of the City Counc:il of the City
of Cupertiøo' ~. Certain Cla1as and .......nd. Payable
in the AaouDts8Dd froa the Funds as Here1øafter Described
for Salaries aDd Vases for the Payroll Period EDdinS
JuDe 2S, 1974."
!loved by Counc:. Nellis. tll'A:."IIdf'd by Counc:. 'roUch, to adopt
Resolution No. 3687.
AYES:
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Counc:. 'roUc:h. Jac:kson. Meyers, NelliS, Mayor Sparks
!loae
Motion c:arried. S-o
17. S.'. 3682: "A 1Iesolution of the City CouncL1 of the City
cf Cupertino Allowing Certain Clain:s and Demacds Payable
i~ the Amounts and from the Funds as Hereinafter Described
=.'C Gen~ral and Misc:ellaneous Expenditures Period Endinl
];¡: " 30, 1974."
Moved by Cvunc. Kellis, sec:onded by Counc. Frolich, to adopt
Resolutic~ So. 3682.
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Cvunc:. Frolic:h, Jackson, Meyers, Nellis, Mayor Sparks
Sroe
Motion c:arried, 5-0
18. Sn. 3492: "Resolution of the City Council of the City
"f Cupertino. State of California, Adopting Hazardous
Fire Area Maps." (c:ontinued from meeting of June 17, 1974)
The PlQL~ing Director noted Council members had rec:eived an smende;
c:opy of resolution with aap attached explaining hazardous fire area.
In arur~e~ tn Counc. Nellis. he said there are special rpgulations
attac:hed to fire area. such ss spark arresters for ~;iŒneys, fire
retar~~t roof, etc:.
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'all City MmaJer _vend COWIe. Nellis the up haò or1&inally
~.II out vitia CGunty Fire Karaball's offic:e in tooperat1oD vitb
ClDtra1 Pire DepartJlellt. 111. City had revia-ed thea and 8uaseated
cIIa't.., and vere rec:o_ndiol approval.
....d by COUo&c. I'rolic:h, .econded by Counc:. Nellis, to adopt
-..olatlon 110. 3492.
Hotion carried, s-o
19. Ro. 3f>~: "A Reaolutioa of the City Counc:il of the City
of <:up.rhno Adopting Salary Schedule and Sc:hedule of
Pay Grades for Hanaleaent and Confidential I'.aployee.....
Moved by Counc. S"Uis, pcconded !>y Counc. Jackson, to adopt
ilesQlut100 He>. :J<'s:..
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CoUD~. ;rzlich, Jackson, .~y£r8, ¡¡"Jlis, Kayor Spar~s
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hoti~ carricd, 5-0
20. 50. :;6;': "J, Reso,ution of the Cl.y Ç",:ncil of the
City ,: ~ë?ertino Adopting Schedule ~f ray Grades
tor ~: '':'': ta'1<"l'U" Unit .mploy('c5"·
tbvo!d by (J.r.,. ;rol1ch, pcc.'ndeci by Coun.:. Jacks"n, to adopt
&esolu:ioC' S". ~55.
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Coune. :.:<,lich, Jeckson, HeyerI', S~lli~, Mayor Sparks
Nene
Hotior. carried, 5-0
21. No. )Ó5~: "A Reo;o]ution of the City C..unell c>f the
City cf Cupertino Approvin¡¡ Contra.:t Ch;...,gc Order No. 2
for He,,-,,:ial Park Pha..e 1 I'roj"ct."
Moved by CDUne. Jd~kson, sec:onded by Coune. Meyers, to adopt
aesolution No. 3ó88.
Motion carried, 5-0
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No. 3690
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!:esoluti_
No. 369S
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RcsoluU_
No. 3696
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22. So. 3689: "A IMolat1oa of the City.Council of the City
of Q pertillO DacdIJiD¡ PNCe8. to be used io Santa Clara
C-ty to IIIpl_c,tbe Federal Aid Urban Prcaraa.·
CouDc:. JadLsœ said he ... iD fa'VOr of c:oncept, but still VM DOt
coovinc:ell they should IIOt e\ooa. .ost ill lOrtaut project.'1'he Direc:tor
of Public: Works said 78% _ .till in for that big project. 50% goes
to transportation and Stat. which vUl benafit 'Cupertino in lookinl
at as ..II :)mer things of re&ional conc:em.
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Counc. Jaå50u 1IOft(\, secouclecl b1 Counc. 'roUch, to adopt Resolution
110. 3689.
MOtion carried, S-o
23. ":, 3&90: "A RP.solution of the Cit) Council of the City
:: ~upertino Dec:laring its Intention to Order V3cation of
~ ,:=:ioo of a Public: Utility'Easement Within the City of
-'o¿rtlno Pursuant to Section 50430 Et Seq. of th~ Covern-
~< '; Code of the State of California, Fixing Time and Pla~e
':0 Searln:; and Providing Notice Thereof; Lot 3 Tract S220,
:':::';Ilest Corner of Torre Av..nue and Pacifica Drive."
Coun~. :.,::i. !tOved, secocdo:d by Counc. Meyers, to) adopt Resolution
No. 36:'0..
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24. ':':. ~69S: "" Resolution of the City Council of the City
.c Cu~rt1no Amending Sections 10.1 and 10.11 of the Rules
:=. C,)nditioß3 of Employaent."
Moved b! ~:unc. Nellis, seconded by Counc:. Jackson, to adopt
Resoluti:~ SO. 369S.
Hotion carried, S-o
25. s.,. 3696: "A aesclu~ion of the City Council of the City
:t Cupertino Approving the Application for 1974 State
G..:>t Fwtds MellDr41 Park Project."
In aM_=- to) Counc:. Meyers, the City Hal1ager ftoted action tonight
put th..: i~ line for fund; applicatien had to be Made prior to
July H.
Moved ky ""\Dc. 'rolic:h, seconded by Counc:. ""yers, to adopt
lesoluti:n !Co. 3696.
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26. 110. 3697: -" lesolatt." of the City Council of the
City of CUpertino DeclsriD¡ it. Intention to Order
Vacation of a Public ao.,o--ry Extending frJ.a the
ExhUa¡ Ilester1y !114 of Vo.a Avenue Sort.'terly
Thr~ the Property to the Southern Boundary of
~ .a::u "alt. Subdiv1.ioo as Providcå in Section
83~: t: Seq. of the Streets and "i~h~~~s Coùe of
U:~ 5~.te of California, Fixing T1",e ,,,d Place
f..~ :\blle Bearin, aod providing fer ~;(':iee Thereof."
Ifoved b)' .: _co:. <roUch. ....OQded by Cuunc, .1a.Kson, to adopt
......lut i.::: \:, 3<-97.
Hotio~ :~r~ied, 5-0
:!7. S', :;.,.': "A Re.<,luri,," of the C1t' "·"neil of the
c:~ :~ "'u~rtino AutbC'r~.:ing EXC:T::."- vi L023S2
A,:~: :C': Betwt"en the C.i !). of Cu¡'l( 1-. -..' .inJ Santa
C~.s:--, ,""dlc)" ....,..ter Dis:Iict fer tla :\:-i'.~ -\åjaccnt
t~ . :.se ~1nch:"
Moved 1-, ::.:,:. Jadl.son, seconded by Coune. ~;,,:l's. to ndopt
lesolut i.-, '.:. 3á9S,.
Hotfílr .. -.rr~ed, 5-0
28. ~ ~c:a (~mpus Off-atc~t Parking "p~ :~aff'c facilities
A5$~.~~ent District: (Seven resolct!.:n. ~r~ to rO~ from
t~.( A~t"m~y for U6e521eCDt district; '1'-':: 3\'ail;tDle vhen
a~:>c!~ pre l3red)
Hr. Ja_s ¡;~::ib, Wilson. Jones. Mortun an.! L~~"h, said the
reaolut1<'C'..! b.!f,'ce the c:oun::il....n vere t;I":'~ t;\at ace ol'cessary
to procc~~ ~:c~cùing to ~ MUnicipal lwþr~,:=~=t Act of 1913.
Be .~ld ¡,., ,,':uld esplain nsol..tiC'n..., what t~":: 3rc, what they
aean, and ,:..ce the. in tiBe fra.... .0 th" ,-,-,,:::11"':0 ::..>uld
under.ta~ ,~"ceJ~rcs under this act.
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1Ir. Sualmcis, aataeer. "'cr1beel bouDclades of &tdct for
die tolle8t property. .,.-",. c-6 of liel Set, he eI"cdllel prðPQle4
_I~. ts, 1D eletail. . :
,Coaac. 'reUch q_tiGMII ø J tton of parltinl spaca iD thia áxea.
Be vas ~meCI that tile too f. spaces in Me_rial rañ _wd be
_eI by _rflOll fro!ll De Àaù. 'Ihe Director of Public Vòdta said
,be thoaF the parkinl 10C _14 be the SaM distanc:e .. furtherest
, tot 011 r i ...s.
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Counc. kllis askeel if it vas the intent of COIDlc:il to ac:t ~
resoluti:>as taatgbt or CClltt.1Dae matter until they c:ould look over
_ted&!. The Mayorssid the intent was to do it tonight. Hr.
Viskovich ~id they haVe a tiae limit and all must be Ftten to
public ~...ring and dead lines done before August 5. The City
will be .:.1:ling for authorlzing of bids. Hr. Cutler will explain
what Be...r! "'a~ c:alled for f~ College District.
The tra!:i~ from freeway and exiting from parking lot were dis-
c:ussed.
Counc:. ~~::i.> said she felt like they wete having public hearing
now. 7:." '.;:;.y she understood it, the resolut ic'n" are for the pur-
pose 0: >'::::1~ public hearin¡, accepting preliminary e~gineering
report>. ,-,i t~at this is DC way binds the", to t:,e out"CCI<! of
the pu:.::: ::,aring. These are important questions being asked
and dr.~"r"i, but is now the ti~e to do it?
Caunc. 'r::i:~ left at ll:30 p...
The D¡",,::r .>: Public Works said the public hearing calls for
them ", :1;" !.nfonaation at hand, costs and what project consists
of. T':,,~' ..r' trying to iofona them of projE'ct so it Cion be gotten
out to :-:i.
Counc. s..::is noted they are being asked to approve and c:onfira
report> :-" h..ve not read. Since the reports were not gotten
to thea o=:i: 7:30 tonigbt, she does not fcel in a position to
act on t:!.<e...
In a~~r :: Coune. Jackson, Mr. Walsh said if the hearinsa weren't
held ~y _"',;use 5, they would have to wait another year to get the
proje"t .::~¡. He explained why. He pointed out the City or the
District :.1Il sake objec:ti0D8. can reduce amount of assessment
without =-""t"..r action at ptblic hearing. It will go :>0 further
than ~:~~ri.ation. Nothinc will proceed if these aasess..nt
procedu:-<s are not confi~ on that hearing.
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Mr. CUtler NId.'tbü,~,..\Coopent1ve _ture be~ Colle.
Distric:t ... t1IIt Cit7<1i;.JII,If1c:ulty is the ,0011 vay they caD fwd
~::;~t':~~.~~::: =l:=-:.:t:":~:~ved
iD .t., of tbe;'¡iII~*::l~>Hr. Cutler .aid it Û the Colleae Dis-
trttt . paJina;, ~e.,IÞ1J1·· 1IIIjtt'" of Cupertino. they are even _re
conceruecl allÒut tbe\4é1A1 thaD the City. 'Daey had expec:ted c:oat
of about $400,000.00 ad fiDal ~tillate i. $890.000.00. They like
the c:onc:ept ... the project In lenersl but .n askinl to writ
vith City cui ......rs in n4ucing cost a' aipific:ant 8IIIOunt. They
an a1ainl for ._th1q over 25%. He aslted thea to have faith
in thea: &1- tac:1t .pptò1owol. recogaizi:'1 they will be coaing up
with addencl_ that will... brought back for ratific:ation. I
Coun.:. Nellis said her feeUnl was to let the resolutions go ahea9'
but she wanted staff to øalte it very clear to applic:ants that ite
vould not be heard unless they are brought in ~efor" d"adlines.
She would approve resolutions this evening with the understanding
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this is not spprovin¿ the project. I
The Mayor asee1tained chang~ ~ould be worked out both with the
Cup~rtino staff ano the DiFt~irt. T~e func:ticnal scop~ wil) no·
change.
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(a) No. 3656.5: "A Resulution Of the City Cow\cil of lhe
City of CuperUno Pre).imlnarily Approving <:n:;1n"er':;
Reporl and Fixi,~g Tl",e I\i,d rlaee of Hearing Thet'"ol1
Under Division 4 of the Streets and H ghvays Code,
De Anza c..pus Off-street Parking and Trafiie
F3c:tUtJes As......nt District."
MOlion carried, 4-0
Resol..U or.
Po. 365&.5
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Kov(d 1-y Coune. Jackson. sec:onded by Coune. Me)"crs, to adopt
Resolution No. 3656.5.
(b) No. 3656.6: ftA Resolution of the City Council of the
City of Cupertino of Preliminary Approv~l of Enßine~r's
Report, De Anza Camrus Of(-str~et Parki~g and Traf(ie
'ac:iliUes Aaaes_nt Dist riet."
Moved by Counc:. Mellis, .ecm,ded by Counc. JaeksQn, to adopt
Resolution No. 36S6.6.
Resol\.tl!on
N,:>. 36~6.6
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(c) 10. 3656.7i teA løolut1oÏa of the C1.ty eo-M1. of tile City
of Cu(I I~~,~"dal TiM aM Plsc:e of ....na. Fr:ot..u
111 Þ1JIdAIII;lò;;,fIopoaed Acqu1l1t1cm aM tllpr...r I~b_
D1recClàl""~1~.'.Da ADa Cøp1l8' Off-street ·'PadWI.ø4
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Hotion c:arried, 4-0
(d) No. 3656.8: "A Resolution of the City Counc:il of the City
of Cupertiao Declaring PTnposed Boundaries of Assessment
Distric:t, Direc:tinl 'ilinl of Boundary ~r and Aaøeøøaent
D1agraa and the Recorcmtion of Notice of Assess\DImt, De
Anza Caapua Off-street Parking and ~raffic: Fac:ilities
Assessaent Distric:t."
Uoved by Counc:. Meyers, sec:onded by Counc:. Jackson. to adopt
~qolution No. 3656.7.
Hotion carried, 4~
<e) No. 3656.9: "A Rp.solutiGn of the City Counc:il or. the City
of Cupertino Establishin& ?revailing Wage Scale, De Anza
CempUS Off-street Parking and Traffic Fac:ilities Assessment
Distric:t."
Moved by Counc:. NelUs, sec:onded by Counc:. Jackson. to adopt
'P.esolution No. 3656.9.
Motion carried, 4~
(f) No. 3656.l0: "A Resolution of the City Co~c:il of the City
of Cupertino Calling for Sealed Proposals and 'ixinl
Liquidated na.ages for Failure to Complete the Work Within
Tiae Specified. De Anza CampUS off-street Parkinl and
'&rafflc Fscilities AsseSllment Distric:t."
Moved b1 Counc. Keyers. sec:onded by Counc:. Jac:kson. to adopt
Røsolut1on No. 3656.10.
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<a) Ro. 36S6.n: -A lesolution of the Cit:; Council ofdae
City of t' . ..~t1DO Ca1lin~ for Bids on Sale of lJIp~u--eat
Bonds, De __ Cøpu8 off-street ParkiDllIDd Traffic
Facilities AM-I -nt Distdc:t."
Moved by Cowc:. _11-1., lJeCoaded by Counc:. Jac:kson. to adopt
lesolution No. 36S6.n.
Motion carded. 4-0
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29. Resolution No. 3691: "A Resolution of tb~ City Council
of the City of Cupertino Accepting Quitc:laim Deed aDd
Authorization for Underground Water Rights from May
Investmc~' Coapany. Tract 5239, Fairway VII, Rae Lane."
30. Resolution !to. 3692: "A Resolution of the City Counc:il
of the City of Cupertino Approving Final Plan for the
Implo"""'ent of Frontage Located on Alcald.. Ro:>d, 'ract
5290, Lot II; De,..loper, Harianlst r:ovitiate; Authorizing
tit.. City Engineer to Sign lhe final Plan, and Aûthorizing
Execution of Agreement in Connection Therewith."
31. Resolution No. 3693: "A Resolution of the Ci ty Co\JI1cil
of the City of Cupertino Accepting a ~rant of E3semcnt
from James A. Frost and Ann B. Frost, Lot 3, Tracto 5220.
Nortbwest Corner of Torre Avenue and Pacific:a tlri»e."
32. ResoluUœ 110. 36!o4: "A Resolution of tbe City Counc:il
of the City of Cupertino Accepting a Grant of Easeccnt
froa the Civic Center Profes~ional Group and the Town
Center Associates, Lot 2, Tract 5220, Northwest Corner
of Torre Avenue and Pac:ific:a Dr! ve."
Moved ¡'y Counc. JleUis, seconded by Counc. Meyers, to approve the
Consent Calendar.
Motion carried, 4-0
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33. Mayor Spalb:
~ty Counc:i
* llãt _tinl July 18, 1974
,......- of California Cit1ea
* llezt øetinl July 18, 1974
Flood Coatrol Advisory c-1tue
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After discussion, it was deterained that the City Council _Unl
of July l5 would have before it only the applic:ation for . U..
Pendt for the Regional ShoPpinl Center in Vallc:o Park aud the
Enviromaental Impac:t Report relating to this projec:t. All other
publiC: hearings and applications previously scheduled for July 15
will be continued to an adjourned meeting of 'the City Council to
be held July l6, 1974.
So moved by Counc:. Meyers, seconded by Co~mc. Jackson.
Motion carried, 4-0
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Counc:. 'rolic:h:
Not present
35. Counc:. Jac1cøon:
Assoc:iation of Bay Area Governseats
* Ac _eting of month ago, disc:ussed c:onCp.pt8
of ABAtØ review of hotspots in regional
pla=__ g. There would be a subC:<'IIIIIÚttee
to screen any items considered controversial
or that aigbt violate ABAC plans. Nó!xt
_tinl vill be in August.
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36. Counc:. KII1ers:
P1aaa1nl Policy Committee
. beo -dation of Hillside Subc.-.ittee
for hil'slde plan was approved by the
PPC encI is being referred to CouIIty PC
for he.riDl on July l8.
* CouIIc:. Heyers was elec:ted one of the vice-
cha1~ of PPC.
37. COUDC:. liellis:
.. report
REPORTS 'R<»I OFFICDS
38. City Staff
The City !tanager reported eapL.J'_At has been
pined for 93 in first' Step Prop'_.
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.....,,, ''''. Director ,~..",rt" _ ~T-dOD. COD-
Bd~. to 1te nferracl to CouD~ Alddtac:tura1
aaSÞ:êwroval ca..1ttM repdÞa'ASA Appl1ca
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~wiOD. it w~"'¡~a.J ",Counc. JackaOD. .et'a --, '" CôaDc~
.. to apply.tø Q;OQ.ty Board of Scpeniaore for ..taltU--t
of .....n of iaE1-.
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DIe City Attorney nported a aotice of appeal had City AttornC!1
bMa filed with reapect to auit padiD¡ on Genera
Plan.
riahe~'s Vi 11 ale hear1nl has been continued
at request of petitioner to July 9.
The Direc~or of Parks a~ Rec:reation referred to
perc:olation pond above KcClella.",. The City did
DOt vish to assume liability and maintenanc:e;
vill have many of the S81118 feat.ures in He1IIorial
Park. A1.I;u area will be wide ope.1.
A pro&le2 has developed over laase agreement with
4-8. Are c:onsidering lic:ense type agreement.
Rave received insurance c:o~erage.
the Director of Public: Works reported a plan to
set up a .u~-comœittee frca Felton subdivision
to praDO~e asseSFment district and dete~~ne ways
of letting 'elton residents involved.
ItECOQIITION OF No(-AGDI"D.' ITEMS BY MAYOR
39. General Audienc:e ItÆquests
There were none.
40. Kellbers of the City Counc:il
CounC. Nellis requested the Direc:tor of Adainistrative
Services to prepare and submit prior to July 15 a report
on the implic:ations and ramific:ations of earmarking funds,
if suc:h vas possible.
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Direc:tor of
Parks ar,~
Rec:reatio:'!
Director of
PuI>li c Wort',.
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,.1SUT£S OF 'IUS .fGLY 2, 1974 AI1Jo.JDEDrCl'rY .:omrClI. MEETING
. .
CouIu:. Jackl~,aØ*' the tentatively, 1cha4u1ed. Town Hall !tHtiRS for
Jal1 29 hacl1Nfèn'. CIIiceµ'ed aI1dr"ch~ted for thèfifth Monday 111
..,taber. œ.., ~c:lI1ar TaW.ØaU:;~t1D&,v111 be for aa inter-
dt.. of c r,~~t~t_enthe ~.it,;ç..~..f1.,~d .-hers of· the
~ boa~&:, -r..iou aøcI,cåilil . ,¡ot the City. .
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Counc. ~.rs,.áU',he had written af1'iítei't to the Courier, a copy
of Wich had beeDpven to Hr. Ryclel'!ø4t'tiOuld also be liven :0
..r.:. eounclllt "'et. ,', ·:.i
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AI1J~
there was a .ID....._ dec:ision to adjourn the meetinl at l2:l0 a.lI.
to 7:30 p.m. on July l5. 1974.
Motion carried, 4-0
APPROVED:
/s/ Reed Sparks
Mayor, City of Cupertino
ATTEST:
Isl WII. R. Ryder
City Clerk