September 25, 19894 CITY OF CUPERTINO
10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, California 95014 (408) 252-4642
SUMMARY MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ARCHITECTURAL AND
SITE APPROVAL COMMITTEE OF THE CITY OF CUPERTINO FOR SEPTEMBER 25, 1989.
MEETING HELD IN CONFERENCE ROOM A, CITY HALL, AT 10300 TORRE AVENUE,
CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA
The meeting was called to order at 7:35 PM by Chairman Miller
ROLL CALL
Present Members: Jackson, Mann, Chairman Miller
Absent Members: Gong
Staff Present: Suzanne Gyorey, Planner I
CONSENT CALENDAR
ITEM 1) APPLICATION ASAC 51,854.3 - DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORP.
Requesting approval of modifications to a Planned Development Sign
Program for an industrial/office complex located on Ridgeview
Court, south of Pruneridge Avenue.
ITEM 2) - APPLICATION ASAC 51,857.2 - RI HARD B NSON
Requesting approval of revised elevations for a previously approved
1,183 square foot second story addition and a 133 square foot entry
addition to a duplex located at 21592 Mission Way, off Peninsula
Avenue.
Claire Wilde from Sign Classics, representing Digital, was present
for item 1. Richard Benson was present for item 2.
On a 3-0 vote items one and two 'were approved on the consent
calendar per the findings and conditions contained within the
corresponding model reolutions.
ITEM 3) APPLICATION ASAC 51,845.4 - DIGITAL EQUIPMENT Cogp.
Requesting approval of plans to install an emissions control system
which includes a roof mounted stack for an industrial/office
building located on Ridgeview Court, south of Pruneridge Avenue.
Ron Ronconi from CAS, the project architect, Tom Mathias from
Digital and Denise Gross, Digital attorney, were present for this
item.
ISSUES:
• - Visibility of stack and equipment form off -site
Reasons for installation of emissions control system
- Adequacy of existing tree screening
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DECISION:
On a 3-0 vote, ASAC 51,845.4 was forwarded to the City Council with a
recommendation for approval ',per the findings and conditions
contained within the model resolution.
ITEM 4) (FORMAL REVIEW) APPLICATION ASAC 51,698.2
WORTHINGTON CHEVROLET jRequesting approval of modifications
to a Planned Development Sign 'Program for an auto dealership
located on the north side of Stevens Creek Boulevard, east of Stelling
Road.
Chris Clark from Dynamic Ady�ertising was present for this item.
ISSUES:
- Number of signs on Stevens Creek Boulevard
- Signs approved as part of existing sign program
- Height of proposed pole sign
DECISION:
On a 3-0 vote, ASAC 51,698.2 was continued to the agenda of October 9,
1989 to allow staff to researci� the previous sign approvals for
Worthington Chevrolet.
INFORMAL REVIEW
ITEM 5) APPLICATION ASAC 21-U-89 - CLARKE ROSA Requesting
informal review of materials and colors for an awning, building
colors, frontage landscaping and 1 exterior lighting fixtures for an
auto repair and machine shop business to be located in an existing
facility at 10270 Imperial Avenue.
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Clarke Rosa, applicant, and Jim Payne, owner of the business
which will occupy the building ;,i("The Driving Machine"), were
present for this item.
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ISSUES:
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- Colors of awnings
- Feasibility of landscaping on the site
Building colors
Location of exterior lighting;
CONSENSUS:
- The gray color scheme is prefered for the building
- Awnings will be white with �a blue accent stripe
- Landscaping shall be installed. at the time the Imperial Avenue
frontage improvements are I o'ne
- Placement of lighting fixtures is acceptable - specifications of
lighting are subject to appraI val of the Engineering Department
- Signs will come back for formal ASAC approval
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ITEM 6) APPLICATION ASAC 51,835.1 - ROBERT H. LEE & ASSOCIATES
(SHELL OIL) Requesting an interpretation on a previous approval
of a monument sign for a service station located on the southeast
corner of Stevens Creek Boulevard and Blaney Avenue.
CONSENSUS:
- The modified monument sign is acceptable
ITEM 7) APPLICATION ASAC 51,955.1 - ROBERT H. LEE & ASSOCIATES
(BRITISH PETROLEUM) Requesting an interpretation of the
Sign Program approval for a service station located on the northwest
corner of De Anza Boulevard and Homestead Road.
ISSUES:
- Location of monument sign
- Length of monument sign
CONSENSUS:
- The monument sign shall be redesigned to better fit the site
- The sign should fit entirely within the landscape planter
- The location of the sign shall be acceptable to the Traffic
Engineer.
- The length of the sign should be reduced if possible.
ITEM 8) Minutes of the regular meetings of August 28 and September 11, 1989
Ona 3-0 vote the Minutes of August 28 and September 11, 1989 were
approved as submitted.
At 9:20 PM to the next regular meeting to be held October 9, 1989, at 7:30 PM in
Conference Room A of City Hall.
PREPARED BY: APPROVED BY:
Suzanne Gyorey /s/ Martin Miller
Suzanne Gyorey Martin Miller, Chairman
Planner I Architectural & Site Approval Committee
ATTEST:
/s/ Dorothy Cornelius
Dorothy Cornelius
City Clerk