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10300 Torre Avenue. Cupertino, California 95014
Telephone; 252.JtSOS
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RELD III AUGUST 6. 1974 D CØIlEIIERCE RXIK. CITY BALL
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MaJOr ho Tea Jackson called the _etinl t~ order at 7 :40 P.M. wit
the Salute ",) the Plal.
ItØLL CALL
Couoc. present: Frolic:h (8:00). Meyers, Nellis,
¥.ayor Pro Tøa Jackson
Counc. absent: Mayor Sparks
Staff presi!Il:: City Manager Quinlan
Director of AdcL~i£trati~e Services Ryder
Assistant City Attorney ~~r.zel
Direet~r of Planr.ing and De~elo~~en~ Sis,
Director of Public Yorks Visk~vich
COMltJXICATIOX$
1. Written
A. A suggestion from Dorothy Sengenberger that a definite
date be set for Cupertino Scene publication.
B. A notice of Inter1%> Opinion and Orde" of the Public
Utilities Commission affecting the ~est Valley Cha"ter
Lines.
c. A re~uest from City Manager of the City of South San
Francisc:o requcsr1Dg c:oncurrence ar.d assistance in
ha~ing the United States Senate ad~?t the House of
Representativcs' lan~~ge prohibiting impositiQn of
parking surcharge regulations by the EPA Administrator.
D. A notice of a meeting to be held in O~toher by the
AÞerican Revolution Bicentennial C~ission of California
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KINUTES OF AllGUST 6, 1974 ADJOUIUŒD CITY COImCIL HEErlRG
E. Notite of PabUc Bearina by Santa Clllra Valley Vater District
on its bt-.~- to undertake work of iaprcw_t vithin the
nortm.ut "..... Said hariDI ia to be held in the cafeteria
of Awlt JUaklcbøol. Hountain Visv, 7:30 P.IL. Au¡uat 7, 1974.
r. A CCIJ'10ft"·"Cri.~ !àpro.,lÎIIent Assoc:iatioD latter to the
lIoard of DirIlCtDu, S&Dts Clara Valley Vat~ D1atritt.
G. A c· ....4eaUaa fro. the Oak Dell Bœe_. As_iatioD
reprdinl f1oo4 cClGtrol.
The Director of Adainiecrative Servic:es also annOUl\ced the "Supplement
to Agenda for Auaust 6. 1974". passed out at this ..e:tna.
Kayor Pro Tea JacksoD said the c:_t on the publitation of the
Cupertino Sc:ene _. veU. taken.
The City Clerk was ..ked to agendize the American Revolution Bic:entennial
~ission of California notice for the sec:or~ City Council Meeting in
Septæber. C:)unc:. !leyers would like to see something about the
Trianon incorpurated into this.
Moved by Coone:. ~yer., seconded by Co.Jnc. NeUis to receive and ille
the '#citt~n cOŒmJnicac1ona.
Motion c:arried, 3-0
2. Oral
A. Jaime Aria, Foothill College Student, wanted to speak to the
issue of the D2 Anza parking lot c:hanges. He was told this
"tIuld c:ome WIder PUBLIC I!EAR.INGS.
B. Request by Co-.mc:ilmen Cor removal of itens from
Consent Calendar. - There were IIOne.
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,Resolution No. 3656.13: "A Resolution of the City Council of tbe
City of Cupertino of Awarding of Contract, ~e Aa=ó C~.pus Off~tr&et
Parking and TraUi" facilities Asses...,ent District." - held over from
the previous meeting.
The Asstslanc C!.t,. At.torney ~ald -t}¡e conLHu:ts h3\·(: been rC"li~eü nnd
certain p:)ragra?hs hav@ beon 3mer~~. The CDi",:~ of the City Attorney
is that the c:.:>ntr&ctll adequately prot.!<t t¡'c City. ~nd bp sees no rO'\SOI1
why the City sho~ld ~t ~t~r Ir.to ~a~~.
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1fI1IUTES or AUGUST 6, )974 ADJOUR1ŒD CITY COUNCIL HEErDlG
t1WI dUcUI110D .. coa.'dlleð vith the follov1ng:
18. A. lelò1ucioD Ro. 3656.16: "A Resolution of the City
Couai:l1 oC the City of Cupertino Authorizinl Execution
of Aar_t vith 1elattoR. to PrO~led Public: offstreet
rark1q'¡OaHllt1es, 'De ADìa Caapus Offstreet Parki118 aDd
Traffic 'acl1ities "'.ses_t Diatdc:t. n
Hr. R. W. Cutler. Director of BulinesS Services for the College
Distric:t, said he bad reviewed the aaended c:ontrac:t ;rlth the Board
aud it is DOW acceptable by the Diatdc:t.
A letter of objection, signed by Jaiae Aria, Ric:k Buttrano and
Marl Hamilton was t.ntroduced. They based their objection on the
basis that a final report was not subaitted. 'urther, they stated
they were not now asking for an EItt. As "Citizens For !fore Public
Partic:ipation in the De Anza Parkinl Project", they took issue wit
the amount of money to be expended in this proj ect.
Mayor Pro Tem Jackson explained that this move of the Trianon i~
intended to be to a permanent site. If this is deferred snother
year ~t is felt that it will cost considerably more.
Counc. Nellis noted that this is not merely moving the building,
but also putting it on a foundation and starting to get it ~ack
into shape.
Mr. Aria stated that the report was biar.eå. Only the positive
a'Jpec:ts were brought out. He feels that we do not nave the answer
to the future traffic problems in the Wilbur SMith ~nd Associates
report. He felt that report was incOllplete and inadequate.
Mr. Louis Stocklaeir. 22120 St...·ens Creek Blvd., Cupertino, who
spoke ~ust before !lim !lad brought "1' the issue of the Trianon.
Hr. Stoc:klmeir stated he is a certifIed, qualified Engineer and a
Keaber of the Santa Clara County HeritAge and Historical Cgmgissio
He Mid this building is in a lot better. condition than S010e we
are, at the present time. considering for restorat.ion. The Tridno
~s built iL l89S. It was not daaaged in the '06 earthquake, that
registered 8.3 on the Richter Sc:ale. He said they expec:t no
diffic:ulties ~n moving this building.
Moved Þy Counc. Meyers, seconded by Counc. Nellis to close the
puÞlic hearing.
Motion carried, 4-0
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OP AUGUST 6, 1974 ADJOURNED CITY COUNCIL HEErlHG
ed by CoU1Ic. MeyerS. øecoaded by Counc:. FroUc:b to adopt.
Reao1ati.oa 110. 3656.13. _4inl the contract for the De Anza Campus
Offstreat faØ1øa ....'fraffic: Pacilities Aaseø_t Distric:t to
Ga1eb rariøà,¡C,. f. hi the aount of $699,411.S0,the low bid.
Ans:
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c:ôåâc:.' frolkh. ø.,.ers~'Rellis, Mayor .,ró 'lea Jsc:kson
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JlDtion c:arried, 4-0
Moved by CoaDc:. ø.,er., sec:cmded by Counc. Prol!.:" to adopt
Resolution 110. 3656.16, authoriaina the execution of an agreement
¡batween the City aa4 the foothUl College Distric:t relatinl to the
¡'De Anza Csapa8 Off.tree~ ParkIß1 and Traffic: 'ac:ilities Assessment
Distric:t. '
I Hotion c:arried, 4-0
Ix-yor Pro Tea Jac:kuoG stated that the CIty has a letter c:hallenging
! lbe ne~the declaration for this project. This wa,¡ tho:"oughly
!rxplored at tne Au~3t 5th ~ouncil ~eting. Counc. Xellis'S3id she
ibel1""£d the time ita. run out for appealing thi.. dO?c:ision.
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,Mnvæd by .:-. H£:yer3, seconded I)y Counc. Srllis to receive and ftIe
I tbo< sbove_tIoned letter.
Motion c:arried, 4-0
v~ï:~ISHE) IUSIRESS
I)' 5lJff repcrt on aeans of !tnancing and !easibllity with
i amort1zatlon of $67.000.00 ?er year.
IThe Director of AWaiGis~rative Services stated be ~d discussed this
I....tter tlith the Ci:y·. finan"!31 consultant, Ston" ...nd Youngberg, Inc.,
wit" ad.:1,¡ed that a revenue b.:>M vas not possible. ,his type of bond,
re~utring a aajority vote of t~ ?POp)e, could only b~ used to fund
1!:0I!Ie re;reauot-proot.::.ifl¡; function or ..:ti,.it7· !i')'.J"'Jcr, a Cityvi"e
;&SSes~eDt distrlr..t c.:uld be !oncedþ plcc!gi:1.g t~l~SC nor.i,es [or debt
! service requir.emeot.s. Cert if tcatp.!t of ir.debtcdr..ass rdth(!r chèn ::".ntds
wrJuld boe sold. ß..SN on cl~rtCi.1= ratE:3, Q~d for a 20-year r(¿I~r,pl ton
p"riod, $67.COO "f ð:ln..al brding capabili::} ,",0,:1.1 ,>arcbasfo ~ppr"xir.>ately
$710,OOa worth of ca?~tal proj~cts at chis rime.
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KINUTES OF AUGiIST 6, 1974 ADJOORNED CITY COUNCIL MEETI:iG
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4. Report and d1sc:uaaion on alleged dangerous traffic coøUtions
in the IIWis~ Park area.
'rbe Director of hblic 1Iorks atated that the City baa received a
pt.titlon fr_ ciUa~ liv1n& in that area, asltt.ng that Co14 Harbor
be dosed off. ' 'TØfft.c studies have ahovn that Cold Harbor aDd
Vicksburg Drive are ~ a c:_ter route. Pric:e and Portal Avenues
.appear to be a 10Dd alternative to b)'Pt'ssinl the traffic sipal.
'rbe staff's rec: ..r-tion is that the City illlpl_t tbe closure
of Vicksburg/Cold Harbor and Wintergreen/Cold Harbor for a period
of sixty days to ... 1ibat effec:t this has on other streets in the
area.
Counc:. Nellis vas DOt t.n favor of closing off Cold Barbor/Vintergre n.
Hr. Carlson, liviog at tbe corner of Portal and Price Avenues,
said he has been obaervt.ng the traffic since the stop signs were
put in. The stc>p sign vas put out about lO' too> far into that
intersection. Be has ~ticed a considerable dec:rease in traffic
since installation of the traffic signs. He sa~d he ~uld not be
in favor of shutting off any of these streets. Further, he stated
that the Sh~riff's Department made their observation from 10:20 P.~
to ll:OO P.M. rather than when the children are outside playinR-
The Director of Public Works stated the cost of t~is project
($12,000) could he added to the homeowners' prorert, taxes.
Hr. Robert Chaney, 19766 Vicksburg, agreed with the su~gestion
of only closing off Cold Harbor/Vicks~lr~ initially_ P.e said thet
after school and very late at night th~re is ~ruising in the area.
The concern of the citizens is the entr3nce to a pcbllc park at a
blind ~omer.
Hr. Dennis Palsogin stated that he lives on th3t side of that
c:orner ioto that turn. He read soðe Qf the state~ents in the
petition that was Signed by 118 people living in that area. This
is on file at City Hall. He said the people sign~cl a stateæent
that they approve the Director of Public Works' reco:mendation of
, closing off Vicksburg/Cold Harbor for a sixty-d31 period. The
people were against the charge of $12,COO. lie said nobody asked
if this once-closed-off cul-<le-sac should be opened ur. They
would like the sixty-day trial period first, and if it ~orks, then
to come back to the City Council as to tne possibility of permanen
closure.
Mr. Carlson agreed that the safety of the children should be of
prime concern, but tt.e method of accoM¡>l ishing lhis is in question.
He s3i.! 88 families are represented on this petiUon, but 200+
households would be payir.g {~r it.
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KIb.'1JTES OF AUGUST 6, 19ï4 ADJOURNED CIn COUNCIL MEP:rING
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. lIelUs I opinion _ ~ this street never sbould bave gone
through. She 1& having LA. '1. aareeing that the people liviDI tbere
should pay for it. This~. public nuisance. Shø cso't see puttina
the ..tire bardea onthe,{'P". living there. She would be in favor
of the s1xty-day trial ~
Counc:. I'rolicb ..14 he II&C ".with the sixty-day trial period. Øe
belt....s t1lat if this ~. â will benefit the general public.
The problea 1& not c:ause4 lit .Che people living there.
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Counc. ~.eyers sa14 he would SO alonl with the sixty-day trial period .
In general, howeVer, he is ~ t.n favor of closing streets that
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Mayor Pro Tela Jac:kson vas in favor of the sixty-day trial period only
at Vicitsbt:rS/Cold Harbor. It is settinl\ a dangerous precedent.
,A sharing of the costs a:>d benefits derived should be worked out.
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::old Har:.co=l ¡Y",vC!d by C:unc. NeUis, aecoXed by Gounc. Frolic!- to instruct the
licksbur~ ~~:staff to :r~ceed with the cl~sure of Celd Harbor/Vicksburg Streets
Zor &O.s.a,-s ¡for a peri.:d of sixty days a:>d to sub",it a report back to the Council
¡at the en! cf that time of ~e traffic c~nditions in that area.
!~r. J~~ Gr~ves. 10325 Ric~ Driv~. said he would like to keep tÞe
!~ery affe:tive stop signs at Vicks~"rg Dri.e from the erA of Richuood.
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¡area, tc :~ dealt wit~ at a later date.
I ~~tion carried, 4-0
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15. C~si~eration for res~ent card usage at Memorial ~enr.is Courts.
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I-fr. All.."! Fisher, Chair...." ~f the Parks and Recreatior. Co-...n:is"icn,
Irecomðe~¿e¿ to the City ~il the resident card progran, approved
;by t~e rar<s aod Rccreatic~ Comaission i~ April of this year. Rp.3id~nts
¡of Cupert~o could purchase a card for $1.00 per fsaily per year,
:renevablc a:!Dually. This would be identification for use of City-owned
h,arks ar..:i r~"reat10n progr-.s. This l:ould offer prefer<:r.tial treatlDe!lt
: to C"pertL":o clti1:ens f?r cst! of Cupertino parle facUities, :or,'!
iy~2f~re~::3: :reatment fcr ~rollmcnt ir. topular classes dn~ p~o&ram~.
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'Counc. F:::icn ~sked h~v :~is would be è~forced. ~r. Fish~r said the
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iproposa~ :5 tc put Par'~ a~j !ecreatlc~ ~~tendants there to take
:r~s~rvd~~:~5~ He said ?~:~ ~t09 ~untdi~ Vi~w anó Les r.ato& 3il hav~
:residcnc c..~Js for use: ~f ~e of their :~cllities. Counc. Frolich
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¡a~reed tr¿t ~upertino citiZens should be ~i~~n ,referentIal tr~~tment.
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JfI5l1YES OF At'C¡;~-r 6. 1974 ADJOCRKED CITY CO¡¡"NCrL MEETING
JIa,- Pro Tea Jackson for_ e- problesas: the cost of the c:ard,
__ rqulations. He said tJlac perhapð we should have c:ards avail-
able free of cbarge to those interested, and then wait t;) see if
drere ia a problea.
.... by Counc. Frolic:h, MCODII_ by Counc:. Heyers to approve tbe
CGDCept of esubl1shina a resu..t card and, for the ttae beinl,
t.t vill be given free of c:!Iarse to any family in the City of
Oapert1no, and to allow the staff to work out the details.
Counc. Heyers added that the ceDD1s players he has talked with are
all in favor of soøe kind of c:OI1trols.
lIDtion carried, 4-0
MaY"'r Pro Tea Jarkson called a reo.:ess st 9:10 P.M. The _etin!,
r"c =vened at 9 :30 P.M.
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~. Claic f~= da:ageR - M~tchell Patt~rson aaG J~ck Patt~rsoa
~t.d by C.:-u::.:. ~ycrs. secc:-..ded ~y COlJi\C. N,,11i5 toJ deny the
c:a~r.. for ¿.£"'-š~~s subaitteè on behalf of ~it('h.:l~ Patterson and
Jac~ ~att~r$~~. and to refer the ~tte" to t~e City Attorney for r
refe=ral to t~~ City's insurance carrier.
Kotion carried. 4-0
7. Request by Cu;>ert1no Tour=t of Bands to $eg pro~ra",~.
~Ie~ by Ceu~:. Meyers, sec~ed by Ccunc. Sellis to ao~rcve the
req~st by Cu?~rtino Tour~en: of Bands to sell programs.
Motion carrieJ, 4-0
8. Report by Ci!y Attorney en court dec:ision relating to
City of ?et31u~4 Case.
So action tAken.
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Resident cards
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or AUGtist 6, 1974 ADJOUR:01!D CITY COUNCIL MEETl!lG
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~e.t by Cupert1Do Republican WO\IIen to estahl ish a caDpaign
.....quarter. on t".e southeast c:orner of Stevens Creek Bhd. and
I 7..le-6aratop!toad beeveeo September 2 and November S, 1974.
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.,. CCIIIDC. frolich, seeoaxlell by Counc:. Meyers to approve the
of the Cupertj"o Republican Vomen to establish a c:ampaian
ers OD the .outheast ",,-.raer of Stevens Creek Blvd. and
~.tOl. __ ~t_eo Sept_ber 2 and November S, 1974.
Køt1øn carried, 4-0
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. ~.t by Cupertino Cbaaber of Commerce for permission and
_pport to hold two Citywide sidewalk sales each year .
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by Counc:. Sellis, seconded by Coone:. Frolich to grant permission
If or the Chamber of Commerce to hold t\lO Citywide sidewalk sales each
ye.ar .
;~yor Pro Te: Jackson said he likes the id~a of the Chamber of
'eø..e~c:e-9?o~~=ed ~ide~al~ sale beca~se it is for a good cause,
;~t he ho?es t~i~ won't cause a prolifcratioa of thia type ~erchandising.
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Tne ~lÁnDi~g Dir~Clor said the City has until Se?tern~er 30th to
; s;.~ to this ::.iceer.
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?,'~.' A.cti.:>~~ed by COU1'C, ~yer9, seo;:onded b)' Counc, Nellis to accept the
a'o;:e~.ed 10;«3 S?8ce Act"'3 Program {or Santa Clara County report.
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l.evle... o! re-.:.):"me:ldatioi\ on ..lata containc,i 1:1 Open Space Action
Progra: f~~ $anta ~tara Coucty.
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Mot ion carded, 4-0
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Staff Ke~ort 1)'"\ National Flooó 11\3urnnC".e Program.
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,The Planning :>irector sc..ted thAt the Flood Cletrol Di"rrict has been
¡ ~?endlDg :1 l,~t cf li~ on Stevens Creek. s.);.~t~\ of Frl~c··my 28f). The
~ Buff at this t!~ is ,'s~i.tg for de"ignat!o" of the Oond plaIn. The
1 s~ff Wl..>uld li":ë tC' file é: lett~r \lith lh~ S~\'r·~tar.. tt1a:.:: thp C1t}·
~dOf'!s roc a(:(:i:?:' :~~e lines ta1at the l.1!.slri:·[ l·;!:; drc-n..'1\ on thE: :Dap.
i'the "'s..creta:y'· is the Secretarr of the DLp"rtmC"nt ni !!'}'l'iing "00
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!M07ed by Co::"". F~C"lkh. seeo.1dc.! ~r C,,'.r.c. :'cpr.s ~o "p¡>r:IVe and
I L"lenent ~hc st,ttf'c; r~c:c~~!'\.1c1t1on.
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JIDiI1lES OF 1:;:: ;..:'(';;5'1" 6, 1974 ADJOUR!¡ED CITY CO!)).'CIL MEETING
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lIesoletJø:l No. 3719: ",\ lIesolution of the City Council
of the .:ity of Cupertino Setting Tax Rates for the Fiscal
Year 19n-l97S."
._Å by COIJDC. Sellis, secoàded by Counc. Meyers to adopt
....1ation :10. 3719.
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Couœ. !'roUch. Meyers, "IUs. Mayor Pro Tell Jac:kson
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Kayor S¡>arks
Hotion carried. 4-0
12. Bo. 3703: ~Å Res~lution of the City Council of the City of
Ccpertino A::~.~ng Certain Claims and De~4nds Payable in the
A=ounts a:~ :~:~ the Funds as Hereinafter Described for
Salaries a~ -36es for the Payroll Perioi Eniing July 9, 1974.'
'nI1s includes 'Ü~3":S :10. 21318 through 21462 "ith a total of
$44 ,674.51.
~ed by CQU=~~ !~::ich, secon~ed by Cou~c. MeYê~s to 3doþt
Kesolution ~~~ ;-:3a
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Ccur.~. :~~:ich. Meyers, Nellis, ttlyor Pro Tem Jackson
Non~
Ma)-"r :::-.:=~
Motion carried, 4-0
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13. No. 3708: "A Resolution of the City Council 0f the City of
Cupertin" ''':'::-'-:'='6 Certain Claims and Det:'.;",¿s Payable i... tÌle
Amounts .ñ::':' ::-~~ :.he Funds as Hereinafter l'h."'s.:ri::ted for
Salaries ,,::.0 Úgi'S for the Payroll Period E:1Jia¡; July 23. ISï4 ..
This includes '';~~~'¡:1ts :¡o. 21480 thrcußh 21665 "it;, a total of
$36,106.60.
~ed by Coun:. ~~"~rs. seconded by Counc. Frolich to adopt
Resolut ion :¡". :: -:~.
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Cellon.;:. :: ::ich, Meyers" Nellis þ H.."\}".Jr r!'~~ Tem Jacksor.
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L4. 1Iø. 37t\1.~ -,! wsolution of tIIa City Countll of the City of
CaperliDo:' C:mng CerUm t-i._ and Demands Payable in the
~ts aX froar. the fuD4s as lIBreinafter Described for Geaeral
... !Usc:bll:l"""'s Expendf_Fer1od Ending July 31, 1974:
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1sIc:ludes'iarrants No. 361.i tIIna&h 389S with a total of
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by Cot::>:. !!.eyers, SKC'I' ~~. .". Counc:. Frolicb to adopt
tiOD So>. 3:C4.
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Coo::>:. Frolich, Keyer~. ¡;;"'¡l1s, Mayor Pro rem Jackson
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':5. No. 35':: :;'~s"luti"" of ~"" Cii:y Council 0: the City of
c.cper::-~ ~, --of Its r,rder !>e-scribing the 3...''.1r:.:';tries De~i1nated
as 'K::c.:.., ~:':' to} ~::.exed to the Cit:: _.:oJ l'rd"ring An"""a-
:.1011; :..- : ;c .':.:y tIi ".1~ ;'C,;,,:lc H~aring as ?!'I."\vided by L3.....;
....?prox:.~_-:;,_- ~ .3£6 Acre ~~=-a:-''¿ E;:¡,.5~ Side ~f '-):ange Avenne
!..etw~i":_ ._'.' .i...- ..:": \venne a:"...~ ~:~ellan rt.Oéo.J.."
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18. No. 3;:~: "A ResolutloD of dae City CJU::dl of the City of
Cuper~:':":- Approvinl ""- &~ C'DIers No.3 and No.4 for
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&esolutic: Jo. 3713.
Res. 3713
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cx.HSE:o'T c.'':':;CA."_
JlrKt.øn c:arrie::!. 4~
19. Res,,:c:::-: :;". 37l4: -A Jteso1ution 0: t"" City Counc:il -::f
the ~,:- :: Cupert~ A~~iDg Parcel ~? ~nd Final ?l~:: ~o:
the :~:.: ~~-:'.~nt of Frontage LOC2teå at t:-,'è :\t1rtheast '.:: r:.~t'
cf ~~~z:.-':j.-Sunnyvale !tca.d and r2cific:-I ':-:'",·Ej DC'-·E:l~;:c:'.
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Aut:., :~; _-':. tt..¿ City E.n;i=.ee:- ::0 Sign :~..: !"~:'ccl ~..ap a:-.¿ F::la:
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J!lIJmTES OF TIΠ.\:!GUST 6, 1974 AD.JOL1UiEJ: C;ITY COUNCIL MEETL'IC
24., AccepcGc:e of Clty project pedoIlled under contrac:t and request
for authorizatiøn to f1le "Iotke 0: Acc:eptance of Cc:ap!etion"
with County lleeorden
A. traffic: Sipal l.e1oe.ation - Pruneri.ige Avenue at
Iiolfc bad aDd. St__. Creek Blvd. at Finch Avenue.
(l'eu Electric: CorpKation)
2S. Acc:epta:;:e of _ic1pa1 -illfrov_u - Eugene A. Ravizza -
CoaIIerc1al Center Front83e Saratoga-Sunnyvale Road between
Urwin tane and KcCleU- 10m.
¡Haved 07 r.~un~. ~7ers. secoaded b) Counc. Nellis ta approve the
; .:cnsent Ca 1 e::dar .
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*.'1:icb a C)t:1~: :-fp.Jrt \.¡as re':'.Jê:!ttN C,1 Au~u.:-:t 5th ha."i bC~!l ?lepared
a.- d ~t ;..'ã$ : '.;:-j t.hat ì-EIP..-7':' ~'¡1.S i01lnd to \'o.ot be sl~~i ~ ica:.t
':~ct ~n l ~~ ~r¿a.
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n':t!ecL"1&. Bill 2040 (S~o:,{1t~ ):'G~:':I~':~" ·...as ;,ast~ subJer.t
to lr.!~1·:¡du-11 i:ity .\f.:ti·:'r.. };It S;:-',,:'-'ing Ordir,:¡r..c,-= W'a~
r{'fer:'~ to ::~h; fr:ù":'v ¡d1·~\1 c i,.: il:~': ~.~ ¡1':<.'pt o=din1nce~ "t
thtdr 0"'.'1\. kt;;st~ur..:\ts \-:iJl try to ir-:¡:-l-:-;:ac.,[ ;J volhntcp.'C
pr"gr3C! of nu <;tn':Jking ...t'~.].S. :it ;.:;\~ '1ot,:,,(Ì C!ld.t pE.otJIF.:.
$hc,,'Jld (.b'S~&Ve thE" \1..'\ ,,:ó.,oking ar~.:1~ 1..' t~:e Counc 11 Chdcbi (
CoUh~·. ~;!': i 1,~4h:
~if": ;¡'Si(~ the stal'r (('0 ?r<t)~Lrt! an cr'll~4!".:C' r.~~u':'rtn,.
t~1t.' as.ag¿ of ~:1~(}1 ~_n(.· ;or.:.ci:-.g r;lr,n<; f.G De r~')ved
ur r~fcrred :~ t.h..:: )i)~:1 '~t~",·it'O·...· C.;)~.,1:..:.tec 3n-i. th~n
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m,.'¡L"TES OF T"::;: A!!GUST 6. 1974 ADJOurNED C IlY Cm~CIL .'ŒEt'lli(·
28. Counc:. Jacksor.:
21. COUUC. Beyer!!:
30. Counc:. Xellis:
REPORTS FR;:~ ..'F:JCERS
31. Ci:~' 5:.1::
There vue J10 reports. He said be is avail-
able for other committees since the _ to
1Ib1ch he _s assigned were TUnnina _to
Sa .....~ that the Hillside Sabc:-SCtee be
1_..4 froa his list of respon.iblllties,
afDce dae1r task has been C:OIIPlet".
She said the COIIIIIIUnity Needs quest~ire
leøcthy aud ambiguous.
Proposals for c:ha..þ3 now going before the
JIoard of Supervisors will not be _ the
NOvember ballot.
The PPC is tryinr, to put together a study
pr~_ for Planning Coaoissioners to give
tÞen advice. I
The !JIC had no Mectln~5 in J'lly becau'OC ther4
were :>0 appl1cat iO:1s. However, a !:eet in~ is I
schedu:eä thE first ~eek in AUKust. I
She '~uld like to kno~ the status of the
Sign Cœa:itte:c. The ad hoc Cl)ac~ttee Is i
nO"J prepar\!d tC' J1'".a~~e rec:(\mt.·nr.1~io-:-:.s t!¡E' I
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A. T~~ City Ma.nager :"~ç".Jestcd 3 pí"rs~'n!1cl ses$icr..
B. T::i: Cit)' l1ana&e~ 5a:'¿ he reco:-..::.\.'njl.~d \:.:tit jn~ tJ û~5å'¿-(
M:-:;. ~:llcr·!:. ~",;.;:c;:::,:,~s ahout a p;,ra;I.l·.ji,~ t)r\.->þ!;r~"': '';.~t.'!.~
thr C~untyw¡de S~·~:- 15 crnr.!,h'~".i.
C.. T~.,,· Fin..'!i1ce J"tir'?c:'':''': asked lor autlh'ri;¿atlun tc ¿r-a·..·
":ar:J!~t , 3~Oó ::':'". : :.ê ÓS;:.JU!'1t l)f 5: ~ 9000 tor t:-'c C\.--;.~,:)..·t
c: :...'.:.."Tt('Tce a'1nu.:: :;;"':I.-:ribut ¡,)11..
So Ðlovcd }1..' :,'...:1('. Fro!ic~J ~.""'2)nd('J ~'Y C:'\..Ôa..:. ~.:-y\.·rs..
AYif.: C.:'.~-.':. Frollch, ~"",::·..?r... S~11 is, ~'..\Y.Jr Pro T~-4. J~c;-_s::r.
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KCI'JTE5 {': T:IE A[jGUST 6, 1974 ADJO!lUIED Cln CQUYCJL JŒE:r1NG
D. The liMnc:e D1reccor asked frr authorization to draw
Warrant , 3905 ill the uount of $25,000 as a c:asb refuod
of deposit bJ r .. lroperties.
~ _~.. b, CouDc. Fro1Sc1l.. seconded by Co.mc. Heyen.
: Ccluøc. ProUd. ..,.., Rallis, Mayor Pro T_ JK~
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: Mayor Sparks
Motion carried, 4-0
E. the City Clerk -.ced th.ot the "My Bouse" people _re
notified of cha Aupsst 5, 1974 hearing on their application
~t just did ..c sbov up.
r. '!he Yinanc:e Director said the Five-Year projection of t.he
operating bud&~ ~ll be available within tbe next .eek or
t.:::t days.
G.. 'Ih~ Piai\ning [Jirec~or answered ths Mayor Pro 1'e~ that
Fi5her~n's 71:lag~ plans to ii!2 a new a?yl~cati~.
1i'F.\''{J{,:;r~:'':; OF :;C~-AC~ ~~5 i3Y MAYCR
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CvH~C.. Fr(licl: ..;kec! tne staff to fall..:·... :::::'r=u~r~ en th'1
?~~si~:I~~} ~! r~~~=atin& a dampst~r s:t;õteù !~ fro~t of
~?i.::u~cr_t'i .:~ ~~Clc.llan Rcad9 h~t llltt'.i:". :~'12 ~,.¡-:--:s{B,:~¡....a
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:~~p co be &~~~:ie;
Ccr.5ult3nt ~ob Arr..: ~ -: ~,~~et'e¿ ~") hi\·~ a
re~otr..n.en,f,1tions. ~'!':. :'.:.r~~::" T.....:,-::.,·u'rf youl',!
·1:1í:T. ¡:h5."; pLCSCPt.1::';'~:. is =.ade.
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1Iøved by Counc. MeyerA, secoaded b1 Counc. NelUs to authorize an
-.laent to the Director of hblic Vorl s· salary ss abDvD in t.he
llø8ge¡a,nt and Confidential SaJar7 Schedule.
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Counc. Frol1c:h, !fe7ers. Bellis, Mayo. Pro Tea JacksoD
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!'.ayor Sparks
Motion carried, 4-0
Jføved by Counc:. 'roUc:h, seconded by Counc. Nellis to adjoUJ:n
t.he aeetin¡; at 10:24 P.M.
)toticm carded, 4-0
APPROVED:
/s/ R~~d Sparks .
Ma)Jr, City of Cupertinó
ATTEST :
/s/ wm. E. Ryder
City Clcrk
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Dl'W change
in salary