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CC 09-20-05 B I ERE · ~ MIse. (iovnmvV\lcct1tØ\15 c.c.I q-lP-ð5 Mayor & City Council members Dave Knapp Code Enforcement David Greenstein Marsha Hovey EXHIBIT We neighbors of City Hall/Civic Center are concerned that illegal parking will be a problem on September 24 and 25 during the Golden Jubilee. In the two page color ad in the The Scene, it says "Free Parking" but nowhere have we seen anything to encourage residents to WALK and BICYCLE to this event. During that last big gathering, cars began parking down Rodrigues, directly beside the signs that say No Parking at Any Time so we want to alert you early to this so that parking remain prohibited. Last time we could not find any sheriff's deputies or other officials, so this time, we hope that a presence will be visible and tickets will be written promptly if illegal parking starts. We hear so much about bike trails and pedestrians, yet this major opportunity to get people out on foot or bike has been totally overlooked - there is till time to make announcements or put it in print (the Courier, the web site, the sheriff's email alerts, etc) Please speak to your friends, colleagues, coworkers, sponsors to avert congestion by discouraging driving to the jubilee. Thank you - from owners and occupants along Rodriguez Avenue. ~~~ tt~ l31Lf- RCWfbDW"lL ~ ~. CJ/b ror~c-- .. ~ CJJ.- qSöJt (;(5 - ll~~ lfw-l CJ~ o.J1 t~ CVQ- . ..' ' i:t ~l%U!- ..' ~ ð't CL ~U ~ --A"J- .. ~ ~ .QJ' ~lJ . Jhwu ~fì ¥cuncL. ve Tk<uJu QJ t)G{U0 L4/ 3JúJ1s ~ ~ (}.Á), ~.r~. óuJ- rrl . ~ 3.:d.rlèOJlJßJl~ic\ Q..i:JMJL Iò Gd H~ " .. ............ . S -cJu1~ QJU.. ~~6S.8) ~ii an& cLtr end- .f)f\o\^Y ~UJ -to ~~ ~~~ ~ O\¡R. -to ~ evnð ~ U;ri~. ~ ~l0 ~ C- ~~lQ/~d~. ~<2.. ~-tö . . . d 6U\G clJcfu;n ~ . G)/c¿ ~ 14 C1Ùllð.. ' ..Q-1d ~~v~Ad . !lQj.. Ùt il S t?T~(gJ~b5 L ~~ J-~) çJ Ji \Ñ . r~J ~ \b L~~ t~ ~rclM~~1.4· - ... t ot~l( oJ ~ ~DI.tKi ~ ' Cl. . ~? J~~ ...~ .'g '.CL.{iJ\(g.tQ #t --t-ð ~ ~~O)Cs -It€:? . CJIT)~ +tun6-S JJe, ~~Q. fh~ ~ u GJ t+~L5 íVe ;;Ú. - ( . CÞxd iù q I H D ~ #..2.0 DRAFT GENERAL PLAN CITY OF CUPERTINO eight I Task Force Existing Gen. Adm. Plan. Plan Draft Comm. Monta Vista 2-3 stories 2-3 stories 2-3 stories 30' Valleo Park S. 35' 30-60' 30-60' + , U Heart of City 30-45' 30-45' 30-45' 45' Homestead 35' 30-45' 60' , City Ctr. 45' 30-60' 60'+ 45' N. DeAnza 30' 45-60' 60'+ , Valleo Park 30' 45' 45-60' N. mended Language !iliii1 & " Amended language proposed by the Planning Commission: o - Policy 2-70/ Strategy 2 Trail Projects. Implement the trail projects described in this element. Evaluate an safet securit and rivac im acts and measures associated with trail develo ment. Work with affected nei hborhoods in locatin urban creek trails and locate creek trails on the 0 osite side of the creek from residential develo 'ment. They also recom text to the Regn Trails paragraph ...A comprehensive trail plan for Regnart Creek, as well as one for the west foothills, would be advantageous, to provide consistent trail designs for future development. Locations of creekside or on-street trails will be - -- determined durin the ublic lannin rocess. mended Language mended adding the following rt Creek and West Foothills (page 2-54): I o Council Options · Alter the language as suggested by the Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission · Modify the wording to address specific concerns of the Council members · Eliminate the Regnart Creek trail segment as requested by the residents adjacent to Regnart Creek Linkages Trail 1111.1 Existing or Proposed Tran LInkages ..... Future Trail Linkages City Boundary ---- Urban Service Area BOundary -- Sphere of Influence -»- BoundaryAgreementUne Unincorporated Areas 05 1MiIf, "00 ,.- 3000 feet @) ;00 IDOOMeten TMCil1o!San:qtI ~ '.!r:;\ /'\r:; ) \ . \;-\\ ¡,. , .~ ~. . ',' '\.. ,. ~ Rfncho ','- ~~~~~~ "f ,."". ¡ ;",;' /,¿ ¡ ~.... ¡}./f.'.~ '.. ¡,..... "1)1 I .' , .' I I ;' l . '<'.: ,< I I . '''-''.' -- c,;;,,,-, I " .\.. I, ,", --- " -'"-,~. I '"/ " , .'«' ...J.~--~ '. -"d \ '-____'. : "1t:;' f/~ '~;",,/ ¡ ft.""'';: -""y ,.... '..... ,'. I ,....'.. . ",)" .... "'~'?_'~""'-,/- . --: "~U.lÍda_- " f' .~ ~ " ., -', ..:.... o. j ',i<'/ C.'; I ·,~·_-¥Ista.. " /{ ,,' ,,', , .. ¡ " i ;: Par"" 1- ! .. ': ( ':.., ~~"";";\. ~........ ...... ·.····,.;··':-~1'·""'i.r.·j'···'· . 'l ~, //_!:_~ . ':' ,,;~~:\..-/_':':;,~;;~r:_D:r?:. ,_ ~_..i \'. ,·...·.:.....~rr.< ~~-.; ì~..":rz, -'_Jf""Jj:.:¥~\t ' " i' ,. : '/ ;.. I \, 'j ~ ..:. :." If r----' ,. .)) I"",:).. (;// \., i 1 ····,·......1 ';...-"", ., "....~.".. "", \, . , I' ._~ ì ..i r-J,J ,I \' i ì . \ ¡ i ---\=,-------.---j Sustainability -Appoint a Task Force or Commission to develop an appropriate comprehensive annual Sustainability and Resource Plan for the City -Green Building Design: Set standards for the design and construction of energy and resource conservingl efficient buildings evelopment Economic New policy Companies Major Prioritize expansion of office space for existing major companies in Cupertino. Retain a pool of 150,000 square feet to be drawn down by companies with 1,500+ employees or companies with City corporate headquarters. New office development must demonstrate that the development positively contributes to the fiscal well being of the City. Projects with residential, quasi-pub c components or non-retail sales producers that are proposed to replace some or all of the existing industrial, office and commercial uses on a site in these areas will be evaluated on a case by case basis to determine complementary to the overall shopping center, or otherwise following criteria Centers Maintaining Cohesive Commercial and Office Parks they are business park or meet the 10) Prohibit non-retail uses from exceedin 25% of a shopping center traffic ow a Walk Times. This strategy is described Added time on walk signs would be most appropriate near shopping districts, schools and senior citizen developments. y Balance the needs of pedestrians with desired service. Where necessary and appropriate, al lowered LOS standard to better accommodate pedestrians on major streets and at specific intersections. 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Community Development Department cr CUPEIQ1NO Summary Agenda Détte: Agenda Iteln No, Application: U-2004-01, ASA-2004-02,EA..2004-02 Applicant: Greg Pinn Owner: PinnBrothers Construction Inc. Location: 20128 Stevens Creek BouleV'ard, APN 369-03-001 Application Summary: . USE PERMIT for a mixed-use retail and residential development and the demolition of an abandoned restaurant building. The revised plan provides for 2,395 square feet of retail and 23 residentù,ù ¢0ndf .,. i: ARCHITECTURAL & SITE APPROVAL for this ;revised design of Ii mixed-use retail and residenti<:û development . . the following ways: U'LCJ'-UCJCJLV1"l Council Directions The applicant complied with the City Council's direction ín CurreIltPr0EE>Sal 23 2,395 _sq. ft. 7 Condition of aEproval Side setback requirement was addressed by reducíng the heightof the buildíng by lowering the podium wall. Exception for side setback is no longer needed. Previous ProE,.osal 29 2,000 ..!>q. ft. 6 NfA parking I Side setback 10 feet; podium wall 4 feet or less Increase side setback to 12 feet; podium wall at 4 feet orless CouncilDirection Reduce the number of residential units Increase the commercial square footage Increase the number of surface parking stalls Limit commercial use toa retailer The reduction of residences was achieved by eliminating the units above the commercial space and combining some of the one-bedroom units, forming more 2-bedroom units and an extra 3-bedroom unit. The pt!op~1 hasclwlgeAfrom an apartment project to an owner$hipœndominium project'~ ~ ~- . ('~\~ J-t~ ~ 2.\ m ",>< i\. ~" .;:"; " .'.'.~:;'!-p ,"";:",~:"",<:4<''''' :~j",,~,¡;,";' ,.", I"': ,,'~ ~: Irr '''j " . ffJ' . . l4" I. ·[11,"',"''''", ~,," . ".,'''';;'I.'~~;' ". . .,....'.' '. '., '. """". '. \~;'~:;;#:~. '1'~:,~'~'H)' '~;J:c.' ~--, ·t' 'b~ . -- -'# ,', \., 'I"" T' . ,=,":.,. "'-'..~"~ ~~'-';.-'; .","=.. ""::"Ir~~ ~~, ~'\~ ' I ~\ ~r~)~~\,,'.\ ~.. ',..l<\......~.'="'ì "'~~. " '" i.,.riil!'..:. >;~,;i'., . '!lfrt. "" '1\' . £! . ',. /fl{~ (" , 11Í"'" " " , . I ".,:,1 '. ~. - . - ("\ (' \;\::1\ '\JI -~ , o U\ - .- ~ . ,;{ 12:9..5, - ., IBIT BE I 16()loS" -it ~ ~~ h,U\"'","''iliL''~~ ~~~ ,.~""" Cashout '-'- ~'-~";;}'; 1 Car Parking Policy Change to Reduce Congestion & Increase Choice Car Parking Cashout: when employers pay employees an extra amount each time that they get to work without driving Meeting Post September 6th 05 Cupertino City Counci Mike Bullock Best Example of a Company Cashout Case (#1), Reference Patrick Siegman's article in Bicycle Pedestrian Federation -~,.="", _"",.,"=-w"",~ ~"*"" e suburb) (Seattl irm: 430 employees 1995), to not drive . Company: CH2M Hill }} Location: Bellevue, Wa }} Size of (Engineering) F A f n" $40/month (in CH2M Hill Work Trips Mode Before After Drive Alone 890/0 54 % Carpool 90/0 12°/Ó Bus 1% 17% Bike, Walk 1% 170/0 100% 100% 2 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting September 6th Post Mike Bullock ·"c,"""-=.,,""......-""'~~.,- æ.~;'¡;",,· 3 Cashout Results Summ.ary (11 Locations, 3 Groups, 1995 Dollars) ,""~"..c:._~,.j., - 35 30 .Average Payout Per 25 Work Day (1995 $'s) 20 15 .Average Percent 10 Decrease in Parking 5 Demand 0 4 Companies, 5 Companies, 2 Companies, Poor Public Fair Public Good Public Transist Transit Transit - . Of the 11 Cases }} 3 Largest Responses: 36%, 38%, 39% }} 3 Smallest Responses: 15% ,18%,24% Mike Bullock Post September 6th 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting Cashout Recommendation ...::.,,¡;,-,,,,,,,<:,,¡~~.1""''''~: . Passed By Planning Commission 6/28/05 4 Strategy 2: 1SM Programs. Encourage 1SM programs for employees in both the public and private sectors by including preferred parking for carpools, providing bus passes, encouraging compressed workweeks and offerin arkin cashouts. Meeting 05 Cupertino City Counci September 6th Post Mike Bullock Better Cashout Recommendation '_~~."è.; ,t:iliè;>,~,,,",,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,"-~, Amend Off-street Parking Ordinance, 3 Items » 1.) Definition of Car Parking Cashout }} 2.) Schedule of Parking Lot Size Reductions, as a function of amount paid (reductions apply only after City verification of expected reductions in driving), such as. . . - $4/day allows a parking lot size reduction of 9% - $6/day allows a parking lot size reduction of 12% - $9/day allows a parking lot size reduction of 18% _ Note: if the percentage of employees getting cashout exceeds 1.5 times the parking lot size reduction, then the amount paid can be reduced by the factor of 1 .5 times the parking lot size reduction divided by the percent of employees getting cashout. » 3.) Legal protections so that in all cases the City can protect neighborhoods from the intrusion of parked cars. . 5 September 6th 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting Post Mike Bullock Better Strategy 2 Recommendation ",,,,,,,,,,,,,,c<,.,,'."~"'~ ~,',S/"""""",,,~"'~~'-' ---.-, Strategy 2: TSM Programs. Encourage TSM programs for employees in both the public and private sectors by including preferred parking for carpools, providing bus passes, and encouraging compressed workweeks. EncouraQe Emplovee Cashout ProQrams by amendina the ParkinQ Ordinance (within 1 year) with 1.) a definition of emplovee cashout. 2.) a schedule of parkinQlot size reductions as a function of amount paid. to be a(Wlied after City verification of expected reductions in drivinq and with a suitable Im}'ment reduction factor aRPlied to protect the comQanies and 3.) leq&protections to ensure sufficient parkin in all cases. Note that Cashout will increase walkin bikin ools and transit use. Meeting 6 September 6th 05 Cupertino City Counci Post Mike Bullock Costs" " Cashout Land Use to Offset Note: "Costs" are a new type of compensation for employees, aiding in employee retention · Parking space rental » Employees or general public for boats, (Lockheed does this), other storage · Leased, to providers of services for employees Laundry pick-up, fitness center, child care ~i.,~".,'''''i"¡",,,.:~i..1'.äi; extra cars d"c.;,'¡;", RVs, housing » · Larger sites could group excess parking for additional offices (or not!) · If corporate land backed up units could be provided I, a to residenti 7 Our City will become cleaner, safer, more beautiful, and generally more functional. Post September 6th 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting Mike Bullock e I ow Examp I Cash F Cashout Note: "Cost" is a new type of compensation for certain employees, aiding in employee retention "";"~-"-""",,,",,",'''''''''''/.''-'- · Assumptions (Hypothetica » 5000 Employees )} 140 cars per acre (no parking garage) » $5/Day paid » City allows a 12% reduction }} 20% of employees don't drive after cashout » Land sold for $3 million per acre '\ 0,,/0 " }} Money obtained from sale earns 10% IV"-, - » 250 work days ~ear--~ Cost per year = W(20% )*5000*250 = $1.125 m Payoff from investment of sold land = » (10%)(12%) [(5000/140) (total nitial acres) ",,,,c,.,a<,.,.cµ,,,,,,,,,, "".~_.;~"=" 1- \i\ b \~ (\ \."- ~ -\ '\:\, ~ . . 'l " ::J\' "'-J \ 0 \ ~~~ ~"\' ~\tl{~ ~rj D(~\~ J J U \1,'./ ' c '- ' I on/year Cupertino company) · · on/year 28 m Company gives its employees a new choice, becomes an environmental leader and still breaks even. $3x106 /acre = $1 ] 8 Meeting 05 Cupertino City Counci September 6th Post Mike BUllock ç Note that no known group is asking for cashout being required. ~_.,;,."'.c.",~,._ d . R . B t h c f F ',=-c,=",--""0~~'_~' Possible Outcomes if 3 Parking Ordinance Amendments are Enacted » No Companies adopt cashout - Shows no companies see an economic advantage - Argues against a requirement - Who would want to force an economic disadvantage? » A few companies try cashout but have limited success - Argues against a requirement » Some companies try cashout & have success - More will probably follow - Argues against a requirement . Enactment of the 3 proposed ordinances is very unlikely to result in cashout being required. 9 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting September 6th Post Mike Bullock ssues I Enforcement Cashout Fear of """"''''':d''''' I :J..t.'O¡;;''''':H.=.,''; An Explicit feature of the current proposal: no parking size reduction until after City verification » As soon as Companies adopt cashout, serious money is being paid » However, Company cannot start getting the benefit of reduced parking (leasing parking to others, redevelopment for their own purposes, or se off of excess land) until verification » Companies will be VERY motivated to achieve verification ASAP » City will randomly ask workers (telecon), "How do you like cashout?" » City will randomly count cars » If cashout is not real, verification will fa , the company wil ose serious money, and gain no benefit . Only companies that are confident in their own ability to implement cashout will try cashout. 10 Meeting September 6th 05 Cupertino City Counci Post Mike Bullock Property Ownership Change Cashout tennant company fails to do cashout - ",..,"",Y.,~(.,..""..~~-~- New . . 1 Concern # At the time any redevelopment or sell off occurs, the property owner enter into a use agreement (Item 3 of proposals) » All future tenants must pay cashout at the rate which enabled the change Comparable to a use agreement a restaurant may enter into that says they must close at 10 PM, for example }} Enforcement and legal dispute issues may arise » Still, these agreements are not uncommon » They show flexibility on the part of both parties, to achieve a desired result New tenants can expect City "spot checks" to ensure compliance Tennant companies will be enjoying less rent due to fewer parking spaces Tennant companies will be spending (most of?) their savings on cashout must · · · · · Use agreements are common. Use agreements usually present no enforcement problems. 11 Meeting September 6th 05 Cupertino City Counci Post Mike BUllock e Chan . I Ownersh ert Pro Cashout fall Property value of cashout property will . . Concern # 2 =>i&"'''''''''''''"'' parking) ,~:"",.~$.:""'~icj.'··'·., , Owner has less than a normal amount of parking because either » Has more development (offices, child care, fitness center, or other) than before » Has sold off extra land Compared to competing properties (assume identical development) .... » Substantially less parking » Substantially less lease needs to be charged (or can be obtained) Tennant will take the money gained from the reduced rent and use it to pay cashout » Employees that get cashout money are more easily retained » Many employees are proud to work for a cashout company Landlord is OK with reduced rent (compared to similar development because either ... » Extra development allowed a higher baseline » Selling off of land generated cash that is then earning money elsewhere ."""";;'<1:,,' '_cc..'';¡d.,,,"'' fu with · · · · ,. Property owners will protect their own interests. Cashout properties will be able to compete in the market place 12 05 Cupertino City Council Meeting September 6th Post Mike BUllock E IBIT TRAIL LINKAGES PC: .. .locate creek trails on the opposite side of creek. Bike and Ped: delete above, add "work with affected neighborhoods in locating trails REGNART CREEK AND WEST FOOTHILLS TRAILS Comprehensive trail plan for Regnart Creek and west foothills is advantageous UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Provide continuous trail through corridor in new use ONE-PERCENT FOR ART Adopt a 1 % for Art Ordinance. Apply to projects >50,000 square feet ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT New office development >50,000 square feet only if certain fiscal benefits provided Prohibit non-retail uses from exceeding 15% in shopping center BUILDING HEIGHTS ValIco Park South, 45 or 60' if mixed use, or 60' with no restrictions MAJOR COMPANIES New strategy to retain a square footage pool for major companies new office development must provide fiscal benefit DEVELOPMENT ALLOCATION Residential units in three areas Hotel Rooms ~ C:> I ['- Q 11¿" - c0 <:.:..) CITY COUNCIL DECISION MATRIX September 20, 2005 SUSTAlNABILlTY Set standards for Green Building Design 2 TRAFFIC SERVICE AND PEESRRIAN NEEDS Restore policy to balance needs of pedestrians with desired traffic service TRAFFIC SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS Employee Cashout Programs - amend ordinance to define program elements HILLSIDE DESIGNATION - LAND USE MAP Revert Lindy Lane area properties to Residential Low 1-5 du/acre (non-hillside) 3 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Table 2A Val1co Park South Residential Units: PC or PC+ Val1co Park North Residential Units PC or PC+ Bubb Road Residential Units PCorPC+ Citywide Residential Units PC or PC+ Hotel Rooms PC or PC+ CITY COUNCIL DECISION MATRIX September 20, 2005 Page numbers refer to Planning Commission Recommendations, Exhibit A DEVELOPMENT ALLOCATION PAGE 3 4 Pa!!e 7 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 14 Val1co Park South Building Height PC 45' or 60' ifmixed use or 60' with no restrictions . BUILDING HEIGHTS - HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 7 New strategy: Retain a square footage pool for major companies; new office development must provide fiscal benefit MAJOR COMPANIES P 4 5 - HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 30 Adopt a I % for Art Ordinance. Apply to projects >50,000 sq. ft. ONE-PERCENT FOR ART P 14 Page 13 HOT TOPIC Prohibit non-retail uses from exceeding 25% in shopping centers PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES PaJe 12 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 25 New office development >50,000 sq. ft. only if certain fiscal benefits provided ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 6 Pa!!e 15 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 32 Comprehensive trail plan for Regnart Creek and west foothills is advantageous. REGNART CREEK AND WEST FOOTHILLS TRAILS - -- - HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 32 Union Pacific RR - provide continuous trail through corridor III new use. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD P 15 7 - - -. HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 42 Revert Lindy Lane area properties to Residential Low 1-5 dulacre (non- hillside) HILLSIDE DESIGNATION - LAND USE MAP P 17 TRAIL LINKAGES Page 16 HOT TOPIC Item 35 PC: ...locate creek trails on the opposite side of creek. . . Bike and Ped: delete above, add "work with affected neighborhoods in locating trails." PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES 8 Pa!!e 25 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 65 Set standards for Green Building design SUSTAINABILlTY Pal!e 24 HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 60 Restore policy to balance needs of pedestrians with desired traffic servIce TRAFFIC SERVICE AND PEDESTRIAN NEEDS - - HOT TOPIC PK RL DS KW SJ NOTES Item 52 Employee Cashout Programs - amend ordinance to define program elements TRAFFIC SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 21