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07-019, Santa Clara Valley Water District
SCYWD ENACTED COPY Contract Administration Unfit AGMT: _~.~.~. FILE: - ~ . AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT AND THE CITY OF CUPERTINO REGARDING THE JOINT USE OF PREMISES Tl~e ~dr~ta ~far~ `v~;llev'~t!a~ee~ ~is~rc~ ~i-~ereir~f~er "Di~~ri~b"; is ~, ~e~~li~ entity organized and operating under the laws of the State of California. The City of Cupertino (hereinafter "City") is a municipality organized and operating under the general laws of the State of California. WHEREAS, District is the owner of certain real property (hereinafter "the premises") together with certain improvements and appurtenances over a portion thereof which are used for flood protection and water conservation purposes. The premises are more particularly described in Exhibit A attached hereto; and WHEREAS, the premises are also regulated by a variety of federal, state, and local agencies; and WHEREAS, District and City, wish to utilize a portion of the premises for the construction and operation of a permanent bicycle and pedestrian bridge which extends over Route 280 and which is known as the Mary Avenue Bicycle and Pedestrian Footbridge (hereinafter "Footbridge"); and WHEREAS, the parties have determined that it is in the public interest to provide for joint use of the premises by means of an Agreement under the following terms and conditions: AGREEMENT 1. Encroachment District hereby grants to City an encroachment over a portion of the premises for the purpose of constructing and operating the Footbridge subject to the provisions of this Agreement. 2. Use of the Footbridge Portion of the Premises Subject to Sections 3 and 4 of this Agreement, City shall have the full control and authority over that portion of the premises utilized for the Footbridge, and the City may restrict, control, regulate and supervise the use thereof by its employees and members of the public. City rnay, in its s~ie discretion, hit subject to the provisions contained in ~ectiQns and 4 of this Agreement, take any measures of any kind as may in the opinion of the City be necessary for the safety of the users of the Footbridge and that portion of the premises related to the Footbridge. Further, the City shall have the sole responsibility for the maintenance of the Footbridge and that portion of the premises related to the Footbridge in a usable and safe condition. City shall have the right to build any improvements on the premises necessary, or convenient to the enjoyment of this Agreement, provided the location of any such improvement is first approved by issuance of a permit by the District. It is fully understood and agreed _ _ that District's basis of approval or disapproval of improvements is its .responsibility to insure that the same shall not constitute an obstruction - - - -, ; to flood flows and shall not interfere with the use of the premises for - - flood protection or water conservation purposes and the maintenance thereof. 3. District's Usage of Premises District will continue to own, operate, maintain and otherwise be responsible for that portion of the premises which is not utilized for the Footbridge including all improvements and appurtenances related. to storm drainage, flood protection or water conservation purposes. District shall have the sole responsibility to maintain the ~unipero Serra Channel for flood protection and water conservation purposes, to repair and reconstruct the same where necessary for such purposes and to perform such periodic maintenance as may be appropriate to such purposes, including removal of silt, debris, and obstructive growth. It is expressly understood that District is engaged in flood protection and conservation of water and that the terms and conditions of this 2 Agreement shall not in any way interfere with the absolute, free and unrestricted right of District to operate and maintain for flood protection and water conservation purposes the stream bed and banks or any appurtenant works thereto, or to repair or reconstruct any of its existing works, or to raise or lower the height of the water present upon the premises; and it is further understood that nothing herein contained shall ~i?~ ~Ot'~Stt"E,le~ ~S. ~Jrofe~riE~f~;' cc ~fght upork ~iti! tC7- hive ~C a ul.~t~f €~rf~~E District to provide water upon the premises at any. time. Damage to the District's facilities caused by the City's use of the premises under this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the City. 4. District's Future Use of Premises In the event District is required to make improvements on the premises for flood protection or water conservation purposes (including the improvement or enlargement of the )unipero Serra Channel) which will impact City's Footbridge, the parties will meet and confer in good faith for the purpose of planning and constructing of said improvements in a manner which will cause the least damage or injury to the City's Footbridge. In no event, however, shall proposed flood .protection or water conservation improvements be implemented which will cause the Footbridge to be moved, demolished or otherwise~be rendered unusable. City warrants that bridge design will allow for lateral excavation upto the edge of footing and excavation above footing to limits of District property, if necessary. S. Cost of Footbridge Modifications All costs associated with the modifications of the Footbridge which are necessary to facilitate necessary flood protection or water conservation improvements shall be borne by City. 6. Damage to City's Facilities District will not be liable for damage or claims of damage to City's facilities on the premises provided that such damage is caused by lawful District operation of its facilities on the premises and further. provided that such damage is not the result of District negligence. District shall endeavor to avoid damage to City improvements whenever reasonably possible. 7. Scheduling of Routine Maintenance 3 City and District shall meet whenever necessary for the purpose of scheduling routine maintenance including, but not limited to: • maintenance issues related to improvements and facilities • method of timing of issues related to affected wildlife • non-emergency work requiring the use of heavy equipment, barricading, and/or restricting access to the Premises. Each party will provide reasonable written notice to the other prior to commencement of such work in order to minimize public impact. • In the event of an emergency, the party which has jurisdiction over the emergency shall cause to be performed the necessary work to relieve the emergency without prior consultation with the other party as described above, provided, however, that written notification shall be provided by one party to the other within a reasonable time during or after the emergency work_is performed. 8. Indemnification a) BY City City shall assume the defense of indemnity and hold harmless District, its officers, agents and employees from all claims, liability, loss damage and injury of any kind, nature or description directly or indirectly arising during this Agreement, and resulting from the public use of the premises pursuant hereto or from public use of adjacent premises or from acts, omissions, or activities of City's officers, agents, employees or independent contractors employed by City, excepting claims, liability, loss, damage, or injury which arise from the willful or negligent acts, omissions, or activities of an officer, agent, or employee of District. This Agreement to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless shall operate irrespective of whether negligence is the basis of the claim, liability, loss, damage, or injury and irrespective of whether the act, omission, or activity is merely a condition rather than a cause. b) By District District shall assume the defense of, indemnify, and hold harmless City, its officers, agents and employees from all claims, liability, 4 loss, damage and injury of any kind, nature or description directly or indirectly from District's exercise of its flood control or water conservation purposes on the premises pursuant hereto or from acts, omissions, or activities of District's officers, agents, employees or independent contractors employed by District excepting claims, liability, loss, damage or injury which arises from the willful or negligent acts, omissions or activities of an officer, agent or employee of City, This Agreement to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless shall operate irrespective of whether negligence is the basis of the claim, liability, loss, damage, or injury, and irrespective of whether the act, omission, or activity is merely a condition rather than a cause. 9. City Compliance With Graffiti Abatement Program City shall be responsible for compliance with the City's graffiti abatement program within the premises. 1 0. Resolution of Disputes District and City recognize the unique nature of the resources and recreational uses covered by this Agreement and the beneficial effects to both parties providing these resources to the public. District and City will use their best .efforts and the goodwill of their respective offices to mutually support th:e efforts of each other to deliver services to the public. District and City further agree to cooperate in order to resolve disputes through voluntary mediation or other methods and to assist each other in responding to public inquiries arising from the activities of the parties under this Agreement. 11. Notices Any and all notices required to be given hereunder shall be deemed to have been delivered upon deposit in the United States mail, postage prepaid, addressed to either of the parties at the address hereinafter specified or as .later amended by either party in writing: City City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Attn: Director of Public Works District: Santa Clara Valley Water District 5750 Almaden Expressway San dose, CA 951 18 5 1 2. Term of Agreement Term of Agreement is 50 years at which time parties may renegotiate terms of agreement. District will not unreasonably withhold rights for continued use as a footbridge. 1 3. Binding on Successors/No Assignment This ~c~reement anti all the terrrrs, eover~ants, end ~Qnciitions hereof shall apply to and bind the successors and assigns of the respective parties hereto; provided, that City shall neither assign nor sublet this Agreement without prior written consent of District. 14. Integration Clause This Agreement includes any and all exhibits, covenants, agreements, conditions, and understandings between City and District concerning the premises. There are no covenants, agreements, conditions, or understandings, either oral or written, between the parties hereto other than herein set forth. 6 County of 5anta~Ciara Office of ilia County Clerk-Recorder Business Division County Government Center 70 West ~Iedding Street, E. Wing, 1" Floor San .rose, Calitfornia 45I14 (408) 239-5665 ENVIRONMENTAL DECLARATION For CLERK-RECORDER'S U5E ONLY POSTED OIV ?' `~ THROUGH ~~ iN THE OEGIL'E OF THE COUNTY CLEP.K-RECORDER BRENDA GAViS, CGUNTY CLERK BY ~ .DEPUTY NAME OF LEAD AGENCY: ~ ~~~ yt' ~l~~~tt~U NAME OF APPLECANT: ~t~`~ ~~' C.~4c;~-i~~o CLASSIF3CATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT: ~ ~~~ FOR CLERK-RECORDER FILE STAivIP ~~~~ JUL 4 7 2Q06 BAENDAt]AV16, CauRiy Ctsrk-P,eacardar Santa Clara Cou ~-.. 3 CLERK-RECORDER TILE N0. 1. ( ) NOTICE OF PREPARATION CA Dept. of Fish and Game ~ Receipt # 2. ~ NOTICE OF EXEMPTION `~ ~ S~ 3 '~,~ 3. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION " NEGATIVE DECLARATION PURSUANT TO PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE § 2108d(C) ( ) X1300.00 REQUIRED ($1250.00 STATE FLUNG FEE AND X50.00 COUNTY CLERK FEE} ( ) CERTIFICATE OF-EXEMPTION AND/OR DE MINIMUS IMPACT FINDING STATEMENT " ATTACHED - $50.00 COUNTY CLERK FEE REQUIRED 4. NOTICE OF DETERMINAT{ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT PURSUANT TO PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE § 21152 ( ) 5900.00 REQUIRED ($850.00 STATE FILI~tG'FEE AND $50.00 COUNTY CLERK FEE) ( ) CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION AND/OR DE MiN1MUS IMPACT FINDING STATEMENT ATTACHED - X50,00 COUNTY CLERK FEE REQUIRED 5. Other: NOTICE TO BE POSTED FOR ~ DAYS. THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND ATTACHED TO THE FRONT OF ALL ENVfRONMENTAt_ DOCUMENTS LISTED ABOVE ~1NCLUDING COPIES} SUBMiTTEtJ FOR FtLtNG. CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO :COUNTY CLERK•RECORDER. Board of Supervisors: Donald F. Gage, Blanca Alvarado, Pete McHugh, James T. Beall, Jr:; Liz IC.niss Acting County Executive: Peter Kutras, Jr. Attachment 2 Page 1 of 2 City of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 35014 Notice of Exemption To: County CIerk-Recorder 70'4. Iie~tding Street, ls~ F`ioar ~ss€ ~%i;zg-easiness ~EdiSiOlz San Jose, CA 95110 ~~ ~'~'~~ Project `Title: Mar,~Avenue Bicycle Foothrid~e Project Location - (be specific): Marv Avenue at Interstate Iii~hwav 280 Project Location - (City}:Cupertino Project Location - (County): Santa Clara Description of Project:_ Construction of a bicvcIe pedestrian bridee Gamine Marv Avenue in Cupertino over Interstate Highway 280 -portion of the aroiect over Interstate Hwy 280 Name of Public Agency approving project: City of Cupertino I~'ame of Person or Ageacy carrying out project: City of Cupertino Ezea~pt Stahts: (cheek one} Ministerial (Sec. 21080(b)(I};15268); _ Declared Emergency (Sec. 21080(b}(3); 15269(a)}; Emergency Project (Sec. 21080(b)(4); 15269(b)(c)); x Categorical Exemption. State type and section number: Section 15301. Class 1 (c~ ,Statutory Exemption. State code number: Reasons why project is exempt: The project is exempt from CEQA based on its conformity with Section 15301 (Class 11(b1 of the CEQA Guidelines This exemption consists of a minor alteration of an existing highway Interstate Hi~hway 280 Lead Agency Contact Perso S ve P' ecki Area codelteIephoae number (4081777-3308 Signatu , Date: 6-28-06 Title: ,Director Community Development Dept Attachment 2 Page 2 of 2 SCVWD ENACTED COPY Contract Adminlstratlo ;nit^ HUl AGMT: ~ M FILE: AMENDMENT TO THE JOINT USE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AND SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT ALONG REGNART CREEK This agreement is made and entered into on this 6th day of FEB ,2008, ("Effective Date") by and between the City of Cupertino, a chartered California municipal corporation, with its principal place of business located at 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 ("City") and Santa Clara Valley Water District, a California public entity, with its principal place of business located at 5750 Almaden Expressway, San Jose, California 95118 ('District' ). District and City may be referred to herein individually as a "Party" or collectively as the "Parties"' RECITALS A) Whereas, the Parties entered into an agreement entitled "JOINT USE AGREEMENT" (Agreement), effective January 20, 2004 for recreational purposes on premises along Regnart Creek; and B) Whereas, the Parties now wish to amend the Agreement to include additional lands as shown on Exhibit B. C) Whereas the parties recognize that the premises subject to this amendment are used for vehicular access as described by the Grant Deeds adopted December 18, 1961 and January 2, 1962. The Parties agree to amend the Agreement as follows: AGREEMENT PROVISIONS 1) Exhibit A to the original Agreement (attached), is hereby amended as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Amendment and incorporated by this reference. The alignment of a bicycle and pedestrian access path shall be along Regnart Creek (a portion of APN 369-32-036) at the terminus of DePalma Lane. 2) All other terms of the original Agreement, not specifically modified by this Amendment shall remain in full force and effect. The Parties acknowledge and accept the terms and conditions of this Amendment as evidenced by the following signatures of their duly authorized representatives. It is the intent of the Parties that this Amendment shall become operative on the Effective Date first set forth above. CITY OF CUPERTINO, CALIFORNIA APPROV AS FORM: 2 , ZS . OS es Kilian David Knapp City Attorney City Manager ATTEST: -~--~ 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Kim Marie Smith Telephone: (408) 777-3212 City Clerk Facsimile: (408) 777-3366 "City" SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT, a public entity APP ED AS TO FORM: Deb a Cauble District Counsel ~~ ~~ ~ OI Martin Steele Chief Executive Officer ATTEST: ~~` ~ ~~~ ~llc~- Q~~~`~ Clerk/Board of Directors 5750 Almaden Expressway San Jose, CA 95118 Telephone: (408) 265-2600 Facsimile: (408) 266-2897 "District" 20055 / 20065 DE PALMA LANE Amendment t e' I I 1 i 1 ~~ ~ ( n x I e a YI ; ( l I ~~ RI's 3b9.33-0?8 a ~ ~ APN 3b?1..32-0OS ri+l Q Ixl ~ (N)RESIOFlICE i O C I VbQ IIO.J 8 b ~~~ 7 2 5 O I CI ~ " 20065 UNIT 4 I UNIT 2 (N 1MO-Hoar RFSI[IENCE F.F. 0. 21235 PN) El 209.55 (el ~ G d m ("1 i ("1 _ B . (.1 I ("1 R I I ^+ ~ rtxc[ (~ a M I 1' 1 m I (Y ~ fxl II II II d ii AI'i<3ti9-?2-039 ~i i „ I Fn II M) II ~~~ APN ~~59-3,-006 i~ (J ~ °z 1 I 20065 ee~ UNIT 3 ~ II m M (NxES~IUExcE~ ~ dp597~ I F F 0. 317 0 (~xE15i0E cE~ f EL f (~ ~ r_p fa*] ( ) I (A) . . . T PID EL 210.7 I 7777 ~ g I ypyQ gS6 I I ~4E I I . 312.0 - PIO EL 309.7 200T61 , O I I I I I ___ ____I I _` __ 1 I I ~ L. I 7 (") I I __ N89'S7'00"E _ 100.23' _____ rta awort-VOd "apr r9 mm1 raps 9w wia 9FpSNr9 ro snlE art n999 ro asauxlz rorp rc rum ul _____________ c 200.47' T..._ ............... I ~- . >... _.. ....... ~. ~ ~ I_--1_. ; _. ~ . i.._1 ,,,~~_ ~ _ blereas Crcek f ~ BIcA ~~ .. C........ Additional ,~ c Joint Use L ~ " ~ ~---- A reement Area g , ..i.. ~, _. ~- Hodr3~.a. ~~ ~ _ - ~- ~ ' N [ 3 a~_ ti ~...~.... EXHIBIT "B" ~ ~` I i ~ € ;~-~--~:-1 ~ ` ~ ~ REGNART CREEK TRAIL ~- - ~ ( '°n: JOINT USE AGREEMENT ~ `~ ~ ~ ~ ' SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT ......_. ' ~ ~ ~ ' ~' ~ ~ ~ AND CITY OF CUPERTINO ~ ~ ~Ny~~a~,a,,, 1' Ragnart Creek Trail ~ Location Map Santo Mora Volley Water DistricE SM ^ Discussion Meeting Date: Agenda Item: Manager: Extension: 02/06/08 B. Goldie 2634 Director: P. Kwok/T. Estremera BOARD AGENDA MEMO ® Action ^ Consent ^ Information SUBJECT: Amendment to Joint Use Agreement With the City of Cupertino for Bicycle and Pedestrian Path Along Regnart Creek RECOMMENDATION: Consider the potential environmental effects of the project discussed in the Negative Declaration prepared by the City of Cupertino (City) (Attachment 2). 2. Authorize the interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to execute the amendment to the Joint Use Agreement (Agreement) with the City (Attachment 3). 3. Authorize the Chair of the Board of Directors to sign the proposed transmittal letter (Attachment 4). RATIONALE: An amendment (Attachment 3) of the existing Agreement is requested by the City to encumber the additional District lands for recreational purposes along Regnant Creek. Executive Limitations Policy No. EL-5, Item 5.9, requires that the Board make all decisions regarding the acquisition, encumbrance, or disposal of real property. This amendment to the Agreement, authorizing joint use with the City, encumbers additional District property and is presented to the Board for consideration and delegation of authority to the CEO to execute the agreement. This amendment also supports Board Ends Policy 3.3.1 which states "Public access to 70 miles of trails along creeks and access to open space by the year 2016 consistent with Measure B." This provides an additional 0.04 miles of trails to support the policy. SUMMARY: The location of the property is shown as Attachment 1. On January 20, 2004, the City and the District entered into a 30-year term Agreement for the purpose of allowing recreational uses of District property along Regnant Creek at De Palma 0125a-a.docx 1 of 2 AUTHORIZED fEB d 6 2008 SUBJECT: Amendment to Joint Use Agreement With the City of Cupertino for Bicycle and Pedestrian Path Along Regnart Creek 02/06/08 Lane. The City desires to amend the Agreement to extend the limits of the pathway along Regnart Creek up to the terminus of De Palma Lane as shown on Exhibit B. The additional lands provide for 200 feet (0.04 miles) of trail. The premises subject to this amendment are also subject to use for vehicular access as described by the Grant Deeds adopted on December 18, 1961 and January 2, 1962. The Grant Deeds grant the owners of the property at 20055 and 20065 De Palma Lane the right to construct an access road within the District property. The City and the developer have worked together to accommodate the vehicular access and pedestrian path in the design of the development. Pending the Board's consent of the recommended actions, a District construction/encroachment permit can be issued for the proposed trail construction. CEQA REGlUIREMENTS: The City, acting as a lead agency for the trail project, approved a Negative Declaration for the development at 20055 and 20065 De Palma Lane in July 2006. Later, the City prepared an Environmental Assessment Addendum to the Negative Declaration to include the trail construction. As a fee title owner of the property where the trail will be constructed and a permitting agency, the District is a responsible agency under CEQA for this project. The District may rely upon the Lead Agency's CEQA analyses prior to approving the Agreement. In its findings for the project, the City states that the project is consistent with the City's General Plan and there are no significant environmental effects. The addendum identifies that the residential development will be subject to the construction best management practices to mitigate for the potential impacts on storm water quality. Provisions will be included in the District's permit for the project, as appropriate, to ensure that the mitigation measures are included in the project delivery. The final Negative Declaration is included as Attachment 2. PUBLIC OUTREACH: District staff worked with the City to develop the amendment. FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no immediate or direct financial impact with the approval of the amendment. 0125a-a.docx 2 of 2 __ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ _ ~ Ex sting Trail - --~--~ VWD Fee _____ ~ _ __ 1 I ;" i ~__ -- - i __ __1_._.. __1._._ STEVENS CREEK BLVD ~, _ -__ _ o -- _ _. _. - ~. ~ __, L ~ ~ __. __ s I __ _ _.__ '= -- j T f- ~ ~-~ ~ ~- , ~- ~? 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I a.~~i 1~~, { ~ l __ , LOCATION MAP RODRIGUES AVE v i ~ } i- __ _ { Z i I-- _ __.. _ - - _ _ --~ _ ` _ ~ ~ 0 ~ 70 ~ 140 F- I ~ LAS ONDAS WAY 7 1. _ _ _ __ _,___ I ( , i _ _.. ; 280 I t ~ Regnant Creek Trail Joint Use Agreement Santo ClaroVolley Water District Santa Clara Valley Water District 5750 Almaden Expressway And San Jose, CA 95118-3614 _._ _ _i. _ ~ i 4201 ~ 560 -'-' Felt ATTACHMENT Page 1 of 1 C~Ti' OF CUP~PTIIv~~ I'~EG!~TItif ~ DECLAP ATIOI~ As provided b j% the Enviroluxlentai Assessment Procedure adopted by the Cit3r Council of the City of Cuper"d.no on May ^7,1973; and amended on March 4, 197, January 17 197%, May 1, 1978, and ;uly 7, 1980, the follov~ing described project was ~ anted a Negative Declaration ~ j~ the Cit<~ Council of the City of Cupertino on July 5, ?006 F'IZG~EC~" DESCIefl TIO'!T A.I`rTIJ L,C}C:4.TIO? Application INTO.: U-?006-04 (EA-?006-07), TM-?006-05, Z-?006-OG App1_icant~: Frarll:ie La~n~ (LaU- ~:. Cizo~+-- residence; Location: ?005 8: ?006 ' >e Palrna Lane DISCIZE'~'I~I~.TAR,' A.CTIOI! I~.EC~~JE5T Use perP~21t Tor IOllr 11eZN t`w'0-5ior`,' S1r1~?le talilll`~' r°51C1e11C~S ra17~'iilc Tr0I1~ ~ ~q(i 5C~ll4r°_ T~et t0 '_',6~C! square f~~t _~1'~t'ilt°~tuie ~.;7G~ Jit~ ,_ C1e17101isil i1%, C' ~17,~r1° i~1111i`,' ~°o1CeI~~~_ i==1C ~O ~~Trll%T ~U:i'" Ali)? ' ~c''.."""t;; '"~5ia°l1C°5_ ral~`lrl` L'7 ~i'e ~701A; =.: C: tC` ~ ~~'^ SCL~c:I'C feP' Tentati;-e I~~Iap to su:ndi;~id-° ~ .o.` ~cr, psrce; into i:~ur pare°L r'c-llnii";_ ucn~ up~ro~:i_nat~~], ~.._'ciC, tc, 6,~1U square. ie~t ~, ~ezc~l~il~^ of zr~. es:istin~ .6 a~ n;;ru°.:i .~-on~ F-..~-_^_:; (Residel~tia.? dupe,. ='70~ ~a:~~ __~°_;_ 1u111i.~i~uiS1 p3rC:-I ~1Z.e~ to `' (~t'e511~1':i:I111:%Ci F`°s1~.~11"Ci~`i~il"e'c1p10?7111°.ntl FII`~~T1iI`~C,S. ~~F ~ECI5I~1'~TWfAI::II~~C7 ~~/~ ~, Tl1e L.li~'~COL~'.1CL' ~i'~i1t~l~i G i~~e~atl ~'E ._~eClaratl0n SliZCe rile L%rOj~:t l5 COTL~1Ste.~` V~'ltll ti1F, General_,F'la.n ~~zn tn~le ar no ,i~lc. ~ ~a~~ironr?~t~nt~~ ir~~;~ac ". ~t~~ve riase~%i r ~i,., i I,?L'`cCi:Or O~ ~-OTi~lil'111:.~~ ~c'~'~i.G:`'i~1~'_1; CEi:TIFIC:~ T~, ni, T~!=_CI :~"iCLEI? ~~ This is to cer2~,% that the abo~%e 1'`ie~-at1 ~'e_ ileclaratzon vas riled 1T1 ti"le ~_f1C°_ O~ t!-l~` ~ -7T} Llerl. OI Ll-1~ (....lii~ Ol '~ily7erT7.1~10 ~.`ri ~ ~` ._~`~ i `~ -~ ~-'1~/./. ~~ , .~ ~ ~.` i ~ `, ~ 1 ,r::.. v ~aRG~~ ~4~I' cb -~r r ,~ -'UDi ~~~~Q~''Car ~g""~;Z~: i~~~'~ Attachment 2 Page I of 20 CITZ' Or CUPEP.TiNO I~ECOMNIENDATIOr~T OF ENVIP.ONMENTAL REVIEW C0~~~IMITTEE April 12, 2006 As provided by t11e finvironymental Assessment Procedure, adopted by the City Council oz tl~e Ci~' of Cupertino on May 27, 1983, as amended, t11e iollowin~ described project ~/~;as TeV12WeQ }~_}% L'!1e E;,LV1ronlTlerltal Review Committee of: the Clty Oi Cupertzno on A~ri112, ~U06. Application No.: U-20(lb-0- (E.5-~'00r-0~ ), T1V1=200h-05, Z-?006-03 Applicant: Fr~~-~icie La;~, (Law ~-. Chow residence) LacatioiL_ ~~1C~7 ~=. ?r~OtJ~ De I~alI71a Lane ~ISCI~E~'iC~I'• AR~~' A.CT'IO~? REI'~L'L=~ r ~~~s_ P'~ri-!iL i0' .OLli '_7~ \?~~:'-~:o: ~' X117_°_1~ i L171 I"°~]i~C7~•"~~ ."ai~c n:~c- li-OIi: ~'.~'~~~' ~QL:~t~C ~~~. i' ^, == 0 ~q~i~re ~•~~, T'.' 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Y CITY 'O"r ~~J~~t1~!(J ~'R~J~G ~ DtE~~R~>'TiC?i~: City of Cupertino 1 G300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 (408) 777-3251 FAX (408) 777-3J~J Community Development Department Si:affi;t7se Onl ~ . yam.. n ~ ^ ,, , ,,r , , _ EA File No. tom. . - ~ -~ ? - Case File PJo. ?-- - _~~`' -. Attachments i _.~: , -: - _ l~I•oiec~ ! ocatiort. '~ ~= Frojec~ i0escripiion: C.~,-- ~~-,_ ~~ ~ ~. ~._ .>~ r !' _.,,_.~,., '~ --_ ~ :'~ :. ~ .". ~~: ~ h ~ • ` ~' ~l~ -~' !-" cry . i ,~ ,_ nvlyde~r:~aobt©! ~eL Id'4g i '~ i ~ " Y . .. ~, ... •..- ! -. v _. ~. .~ ~.r. ',. .Y ._ - S ~ _ -- - _. -- FF:~~Fu ;:ESC"sF i iQ~: _ J~Ite Arec (^c C.) - ~ ~ 1^t:.~-_rUiiCiin~ `~,s7VCr'c~e - °/'o ~XtSt. ~E.tiE~irlQ ~ ~ar;,••.-:~.,C - '~ivy. - s -' ~ f~ 5.,. ~3CZe - r•', -, 1:. .:.ta56^y~1.~tPC3r1 - i e~ i ` p'i<<.rt^. ,...... ,~, °_=.'_..-; - ~ ~ - . i} C i FEE', `- ~' _ ; l"' _ - ~ ~sam=s ar4 ar .e ~. - - _ - _ - - ~~ _~ Sf Resider:tiai, l3ni:slGross Acre - ~,'~'~: l .,_ ;.,.__ _- I Tot~i~ Ren%v3l~~<1A1i1 l~`'.~~rFTiS ~ ! C)iai ...`s. ~ :='riCe ~ I i i I.~nlt I \/pe `1 Unit Tvpe =? /t16 ~ J ~nli I~,. .. r.J Unit ~ ~/per Unit'ype ~5 r i I i ~ i ~, Appiicaple 5peciaE ,^.rea Piars: (Check) Pv ~ ~-; ~ iJtonta'Jista Design Guidelines I~. De Anna Conceptual S. De ,Ar;~a Conceptual C S. Sara-Su. any Conceptual p Stevens Crk Blvd. Conceptual ^ Stevens Creep; Blvd. SW ~ Landscape ~~ ff Ilan-Residential, SuiEding „rea - ~Y % ~ ., s.f. rA.R - Wiax. rrspioyeeslShift - Parking Required ?irking °rovided ?rQieci Site is ~~ithinrt~~ertirao l9ruan Service urea - YES ~.~ NO ^ Attachment 2 Page 3 of 20 F•,. CUPER I iN0 GCN~r„4L ?L.~',N SOURCES 1. Land Use Element 2. Pubiic Safety Element 3. Housinc clenient 4. Transooration Element 5. Environmental Resources c. Appendix A- Hillside Davelopment 7, Land Use Map 8. Noise Element,4mendmeni °. City/ Ridgeline Roiicy 1G. Consi;aini iviaps 5. CU?=FT1NO ; OUP.CE CGCUF+I;`t~T~ 1 ~ . Tree Preservation ordin~ncE .'b ,~. Cir.• Aera! Photography P."app. S. "'_;upErinc Chronicle" (CaiiTOmia , ,.~i:)n enter 1979} 14. ~aciogica! °? Ji ( (SITE SD? :°171~j 15. ~arkir,;, urdinanc:: ~_~~ 1G, %cninc iviao i7. `nnin; r~oda!Sp~ci~lc Pian '~ E t~: _•JCUm 1 ~. City IJoise Ordinance .~. _."' `," ~` Ei\ICi~S Sit- I r'' _.Of'lRl~i~li'e J°, c~0^''i5. ~. ,._,-. '. _.-,. ..'. ~rUTv [SIC ;^;~ ~t't%...~5 ._. .. --•.ol:~c.en: '.aiT12S ~ ~-'lan;"l;ri Ll;;t~ Ali E'l'i°i its _. _OUnTb ,_~~iarihil~nLc:; 0 G1VII"Jn~ll~~l~!~~i, _.8 ii`I D. GUTSiDc AGENCIES (Continuedl 26. P/~idpeninsufa Regional Open Space DiSlllCt 27. County Parks and Recreation Daaarment 28, Cuper6nc Sanitary District 29, i=remont Unicn Hiah Schooi District 30. Cuperunc Union Schooi District 1. Pacific Gas and ~iec;ric v2. Jania Marc COUnty fife DeG2rtm°ni ~3. County Sherif S4. CAi_TP.At~,'S 3:5, County Transporation ;oency 36. Santa Clara Valley lNater Distric', ~. GUTS(C~ AG~NC ;' D~ICUiViEn-S ~7. 3l;AG(HC Survey o~ Conta.,r'nant _xcesses r 3E. f _N!i~ ~tDOC~ (Vic^.DSiJvt~~,'L- I'IGOC I~u^,5 3°. USD:., "Soils e~ Santa tiara Count~,~" 40. County'r`,a~ard~us VVBSiE Af(3nc~°n-ie~; ?lar - 41. l,OUnt•/ !"i°ritHCtE RBSOUrC:BS ir?V~nt3r)' 4~. 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' Attachment 2 Page 5 of 2Q kSSU1=S: jand Supporting 4nrormafion Sources] I - ~ to '"-' ~ I C ~ C5 .O .. .. CTi I ~ •~.'' ••• r a j v ~ ~ ~ !_ ~ ~ o I ~ ~ ~ j o ; ~ ; _, _ ~' ~. 4 ^ ~ = . VI ~ L ~ _ .... i ~ ice. . On+ . I ~ ~y Ni O I i v, ~ I m C.. f!) ~ J f!) ~ v I J L7 ~ ill. Alr . ~U,h.! ITY - V~~here available, the ~ ~ ~ i siani~ i canoe criteria established by the j applicable air eualit~% management or air I i j i i p'JilUtl Oil C~ntroi district may be relied aeon I I I ~, jO ri 111:0 ii 1~ iVII`~I1~C r~C.p rl nln:,i tl O11J~ WOi i..l)U i i i ~ the proi~ct: I I i j a~l ConillCt 1~%It~n ~i ObStrU%: Implenleniatl^~n G. ~ . ~~ i ~ +,_.-;, V ,. tnc ~'~pll~c~il~ all GJ.^.!!tV Dlc^ ! ~..K. ~_ ~ ~'' l ~ ~~'~%I^iatc ail\- al' guaift~ 5i,-~~'1GarC~ G" ~ t~~ ~ ~, ~ i ,h:~ I i contri bate subs=-r~iall.,~to an e>:istinc or j ~:: IL proiected air ,~ualir~% violation? ~~,3-,=~?,4T;i i~ ; ; I C~ ~ASUI: !n ~ ~UmJlatl\iel}% COn~ld°rabl~ ille f ~ I ~ i ;-~ I"-1 ~ ~ Incre?C_ C` arl\' „lit°rl~ pOiiUlan'. ?Oi V,,",II I I ,~ ~,r_,,-.,: r~~irli, .~ nor-dtt~in%len: ~iiru~. ~. ~. ~ta.il"..r.. i~,:.'.a~:';il~ r!:..,.,II`l^ enll~~;lorl~ ' ~!1%'11C~ ~ ~i._=,-'t! '-1J~='IfLi .._~lt\./',= Lnr':::JI I'„iu~~~`, .. ~ ~ I _ i'. C:iJ' i~ . iLI IOil~r _ 1 ~~I C....`- '~~JI~: LIJr~ab1~ .r.J ,a'O ~'.. ~fl~,.>.In•~' _, ,_. ,_.. 1- ~!".. ~I';iial ri'.a rilJOi 'O! ~~°O`?~_ .,~~' ,.~ i~IJ/'= ` Jla ~~~C.I l~il.'~ll J~`i/Gr~~ ~I!r. ~~i.r~, '~ ~ ` , GI~,J~i\% :)i ti~lr~ !Jrl iia.Jf~ci r~i7O111~',~..ilOr;=, :ii. ! • _.-i.1' ~J2C1..~. I'~ ='rliill8::i ,...~. ~I ..~nalca=, I ~,.II.JrIu. _!~~. !~)IIv`i:'- ~,, .-ryulv,t!'_ . , ~! _. , it I~ ~. 1111 ..~ I Ild L,/= - ~, ~i.f^.-ien~ J! r;~rl u~ i:.~ .i. .. """1~ i ~~O\%: G ~~~wslal ~iai OQ~'./'n rJ y' Or7.i ~r ~ .wn" ~ ' ,_, .~~ ~ I .. r I,,J C7; la. ri I la r)Il~: Jr Oti IOi J~ri~ ILI\%G: rl'..A'il. I'al ~ I' I ~I ~ ililUi lire i~'entiied in local or regional Oian~, pOilCl~, I^~~Ji LIOr~. OI ~:, irle ~ I ._.aIIT':~rnla U~:Ja! LrrOnL Ji `IJr, and /~I I I~'. OI I ~ ~ IJ i IJri ano \~\~li OI110 JOl Viv^. ~ ice I~`,~^ ~J I ~ i , ~ ~ c, 'r-;ave a substantial adverse e~~=ct or. ^ ~ ^ ! ~ I '; ~=:' i , tederall4' protected v,~ tlandc as dsfined ^y I I ~ ! ; i 7 1 =ction ^ 04 0. the Chan \J~!ater ,-;cL I I I I i inciudina, but not limited tG, marsh, vernal ~ I I I I ` Attachment Z Page 6 of 20 ~' ~ ;~ ~ ~ o ~ w. c ~ ti r ~ i v ESSUES: m ~~ ~ ~ +~ c ~~ -~ i- e N c~ ~' c [and ~upport6reg information Sources] * a~ m a~ = ^ ~ ~ ~ U ~ _ J fn - ~ E1. fA . pool, coastal, etc.) through direct removal, ~ filling, hydrological interruption, or other means? [2G,36,44] ~ d) Interfere substantially with the movement O ^ ~ ^ ~ ~ ^ 1 of any native resident or migratory fish or Wild{If2 species or with establishe~~ native resident or migratory wildlife corridors, or I I impede the use of native wildlife nursery j ~ sites? [5,10, i 2,21,2oj ~ e) Conflict with any local policies or ^ ^ ~ -~~ i D ;ordinances protecting biological resources, I i such as a tree preservation policy or I ~ ordinance? [11,12,41] ~ I f) Conflict with the provisions of an adopted ~ I i i ~ ' ;Habitat Conservation Plan, Natural ~ ' ^ ~ ^ G' ~.::~ Corer nunity Conservation Plan, or other i approved local, regional, or state habitat j ~ _' ;conservation plan? [5.10,2x.2 ~] i I t i { ~~. ~E~LT_~.~P~.~ .RESQ~[SE?GES --~Flo~6CltGtle . I i i ~ I ~rc~je~t: - ~ -- a Cause a substantial adverse change in ' ^ ~ ~ ^ ;; i ~~ the.-sig~~~iiiicuri~e~of a historical resource as '; i - _~ I defined in §15064.5? [5,i3,?i] ~ ~ I bj Cause a substantial adverse chang= in i I ^ ~ D D the significance of an archaeological j ~ I resource pursuant to 815064.5? [5,1',?-1] ~ i ~ , , c) Directly or indirectly destroy a unique i I ^ ^ i D ~, ;paleontological resource or site or unique I I, geologic feature? [5;13,41] ! ~ ~ I d) Disturb any human remains, including ^ j~ ^ D I '~° !those interred outside of formal cemeteries? j [1 ,5] i ~ '~, V[. GEQLt3GY ~,NQ S©iLS - ViFouid the project: a) Expose people or structures to potential ~ ~ ' , substantial adverse effects, including the risk I I ~ I of loss, injury, or death involving: ' ~ _ ~ j i) Rupture of a known earthquake fault, as ^ ^ D delineated on the most recent Alquist-?rioio ~arFhniial:,? Fault Zonina Mao issued by the i Attachment 2 Page 7 of 20 ISSLES: [ana Supposing lnfor7;a~ion Sources] ~`~ - = ~~- ~~ ~~ ~i r~~i ~i „ ~ cn - c~ ~ ( - I ," = ; .~~,_ c~ i ~, -1 i ~ ~ ~ oI ~ ~~,_I - ~ i I . ~ n ~ Sta?e Goologis~ for t; le area .or cased cn ~ * a ~'t-,c^ I Qi o i '`J ~ c~n~r s~a~_~antla, \idenc.. o; a knov/n raul~. ~ i %e;er to Division o. >ti~ines and Geology I I Special Pubiicaticn 4~ i-,~~ ~?4] i ~ ~ ~~ iii) Strong seismic grounc s.lking'~ ( ~~ I ~ C ~ 1-', ;- - - ! i III) J=!5iiiC-r~'ciu?~ Gro!~nu inll;Jr- iil~.iUUInO ~ ,.~ I ,~ a ~_ i l J SUhStarltiai SJIi ~CSIurI ~r the !_i ~ :B Lilt Ir `~- ~ ~ ' ~' ... i ) _. . _._, j_ i n rte, / i' I'~SJ ~i tvnsDll . I~ -. i r'. .-1 i i • i 't-.'.,iJ tG. ~1-, ~~ I. rl c„'1/'1~'J~,..IiU ~. _. r..: ~~~~ :.ll „~i, `. ..)I= G~ ^ ~ , • U~ ~~rl;l~~l ' G ~ ,J ...._Li: Ji ail ~.- ~ r)I: .,., .-.M1ll.~ ~5' 1 ~jL.~. ~Y'i 7ri- ~r ~'ii .. ii° ice, ~l is ~ii.._ :.=r3i _.. ~_„ !!r ._ ~!~`Si..i=i ~..-, II'~ ~~.a ~..... ELI .Jr i '7i .. ~'IIG .~. ~~~ ..,~ lv~~.-'?~~I 7n ~ ~nSlV7° Sell, ~~ ~°~~'l°_~ ~ ~ _: ~. ~ ,I`,~, I.. i aS)iG lu- _ J'. t~?'~ iy%rl !'I iJrn-i ~!.Ii~li .., _.%.a i j i ~ /'; Q••-, r~ra" r. •u ~ •-.I-•'I _;. rid - .... ~ _ ,.~ ~i~..~ :: I_ S`.a i~,,..:: i ~.P.~ L_~ iii = ..~: r,rr,r-i~r ~ , ~ - -~ -- ~ ~., _,. ~~ __, i1 _. _., . _, _ , , ~~ ~ i~\!C J:~'il:: in ~.~tii CG ~)I? ~~i ri ~'u lJulC l~' _ ', :J ~ L_.. .il.±S:7~irT11I~. tl I~ I,.'S~ JV S'Si1T;G t ril:S ~I I ' , ci~~, ~ ?;I'J~ 1%'S_,.c 'v`dc;'=. Jlr.`?C!c,al S;4'S.i_:, „. 1%rn~~ ~ ~°V~/°r~ ~i ~ nOi :~'v'aiic.:i~ 1OC ~,`I" ISF%iJS~I ~!I w\~~Sr~ ~N`Y'GT^i ^ i;J, `',,'/': , '1.rt1 I 1' I E . C".-i`.r-st'~i ~ ... r-. E h J :'t rr•._.-i. ~ t ~}' ~} l,..a , i`ar. F ~~%~,`_.. - irdc:uld t ~e -ai~ct: i ~ - C,. ~u~~. ~. ~i~-li`ic=n~ h=__r~' tc t;~le p~~';i~ cr ~ ~, _ „L_,. t'rlp en\~ironm.n `hrcuar~ t7e routing ~ ti.-^.in~~7vi ,:SC, .r-)I niSp~Jal U? na~ard r%'.:S ! ~ i ~^ I i rata ria!s ice,- '.-~{'=. _ -j I ~ ' ~l i niilCant is 'ru IC the ~uhll~ Or '~ l r~~Te a ~I^ i i ~ I ~ y _. j - - - _rl° ~';VlrOni i I~rli iiii ~Uyrl I ~~5~^aDl'v l ' TJr~,.,..r-.a~i~ ~,.I~S'°L and avvi'.~eni C~n~~.'i~l'/nS. ~ involving t'rly rei~GJC of hG~ardous Iriaterials into the en~~'ironment % [~~.-^~ (a; • ; ~'~] ~ { ~ ' ' ~) Cil"lit ha.ardoU~ °rT1ISSIDnS or harldi~ ~ u ^ I ~ I '~, na~ardous or acutely ria~ardous materia!ti, ! i ~ i • JU~Jt~i?Ces, or waste within one-coaster mile I j Attachment 2 Page 8 of 20 BSSr,SES: Ea~d Supporting 6r~forr~atior Sources] of an existing or proposed school? [2,29, 30,40,44] d) 6e located on a site which is included on a fist of hazardous materials sites compiled pursuant to Goverrirnent Code Section i 65962.5 and, as a result, would it create significant hazard to the public or the environment? [2,42,40;43] e) For a project located within an airport land use plan or, where such a plan 'has not been adopted, within two miles of a public airport or public use airport, would the project result ~ in a safety hazard for people residing or j working in the project area? [ ] i f) For a project within the vicinity of a private ~ airstrip, would the project result in a safety hazard for people residing or working in tha ~ °project area? [ ] r-- I g) Impair. implementation of or physically ~~iriterfe{~: vdith an adopted emergency response plan. or emergency evacuation h) i=xpose people or structures to a I significant risk of loss, injury or death involving wildland fires, including where wildlands are adjacent to urbanised areas or ,where residences are intermixed with wildlands?[1.2,4 ~] ~`6i1. E-IYDF`C3LC?GY ~f~4Q ~lP, h ct~ ~l.~A,Li i "' i --Would the projee*.: i ~' G ++ ~ ~+ ^ ~ O ~ ~ ~ ~+ U rr V ~ US Lit y ~ ~ tL G9 v '~ ~ ~ ~ O .~ ^. r~ ~ iii ^ ~, _. ^ ' ^ ~.. _ i:_... - _.-... ..._ i .... _ L .,_. _ _~-a_ -.~•---- ^ i ^ ~ - .. _. a} Violate any water quality standards or ~ ^ waste discharge requirements? [20,36, i ] I ~) Substantially deplete groundwater supplies or interfere substantially with groundwater recharge such that there vrould ~e a net deficit in aquifer volume or a owering of the local groundwater table level (e.g., the production rate of pre-existing nearby wells would drop to a level which would not support existing land uses or planned uses for which permits have been granted}? [20,36,42] _ ^ I ~~. ^ i Attachment 2 Page 9 of 20 ISSUES: [and SupporEing ln;orma~ion Sources c) Substantially alter the existing drainage pattern of the site or area, including through the alteration of the course of a stream or ~ river, in a manner which would result in substantial erosion or siltation on- or ofr-site? i f1^ ~~.~ol L d) Substantially alter the existing drainage oattarn of the site or area, including through the alteration of the course of a stream or river, or substantially increases the rate or amount of sur{ace ^~lnor'f in a manner which would result in flooding on- or off-site [20,36.38] c) ~reat3 Or CQniribiate r'JnCi; VvaIer VJn1Ch vvO:Jl'~ eXCeed the C,apaClly of ,):1SLing or planned stormv,'atar drainage JyJtemJ or I . ,' provide SJbStantlal additional SOIJrC°5 CT 'polluted runoff? ~%0.3~, `%? ,_ ~) Otrjerwse substantially degrde v~~ater g) Place housing v/ithin~a ~ OC~-y~ar flood i hazard area as rapped ori~a federal i=iood Hazard Boundary or i=laod Insurance Pate I~fat~ or other flood hazard delineation r;ap? ~;~^~ I '-,'~"~ ;~,) Piece vdithin a 10C-year flood hazard aria 5lJCtL'reS which VJOUJd IrlDede or redirect fi00d Ti0\NS? [~.~~~~ . ., ~..nn^a ne ~ t i n ~ ~;c r.,,. I I~ ~-r~~~ r oPi or 5 ruCtLr 5 iG c 51g~ I~ll.~cni risk of loss, in~:iry or aeath involving flooding, i including flo-Gding as a result of the faiiur~ of a Iw6e or dare? [?,'~~,3~1 it Inundation by seiche, tsunami, o- ., In. ~ rnnL~. U~` ~{~}~ t~}_fi}~~uil~:J -1f~oLid ~~le ~rOJ°Ct: ~~ .; ?h}~sicaliy divide an established community? [1,i2,%~,ail ~; b) Conflict with any applicable land use plan, '; policy, or regulation of an agency with (~ ~ ~ _ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ J I _ V ~=+ V t4 }- ~ CAS ~ ~ }" „ ~ ~ Q _ ~ C~ N C .~ ~~ N ~= C Z~ O ~i ~ _~ ~ Q1 ~ - ~ °_ Ll. C~ C i J t!? J CfJ I {~ ^ 1r- ~ ^ i ~- i ~ __ I i i I I i u I i i ~ I ^ ~ i u I '1 i i i I -. r -- . , i .. i I I i r-; J J ~ ~:_. I ~ .~ ~ I Attachment 2 Page 10 of 20 ESSC.i;SS: ' [ac~~ Suppo~ir~g frtforrr>;aiiol~ So~rcesj A ~ I = ': ^' ~ ~ = I 1`L( .Ma _ ~ ~ © ~ P r ~ I V ~ I - s s w ~% r ~ ~ i µ ~ " Y ~ ~ = e L' U7 I .~ ~} v ~ V7 ~ ;jurisdiction over the project (including, but nat limited to the general plan, specifi~ plan, ~ local coastal program, ar zoning ordinance) adopted for the purpose of availing or mitigating an environmental e;fect? ~ 1, i ~ i cj Confiici vdith any a;~:~iicable hsbitat i I conservation plan ar na~ural community A ~ ~ ~,,. cons..rvation plan. [1,5,~,.;,_~j ! Y. MiP°.1~?•~~ re~S?L~RC~S --`~Joufcd tf~e ~ I projecr: I~, aj Result in the loss of availability of a ~:nov,rn ~ ^ ~ ' a a r ^ +' ~' r ~ rl a ~ ~ i min..rai f,.SOUr...c tnu~ VtOJIu ~J.. O' value tG j the racion Gnd the residents of the state? ~ ~C~ Pe5'Lili Ir' th° IOS... O a\/aliai~lllt`,/ Of a I ~-. lOcallv_fII~~1Ji giant n~In01~1 rOSOUrI. IOGOV~I\' i ,Ile delln'~Gt~d cn a la~al penes al plan, ~ , i a' I ~ SpeCii ~~._.FJI,n Or O~nGr iu~-nd U5° Dian . ~~, i ~'I ~~ s.i ~a'i~~. °-~oUfl ~i3E C7raVeCt reSE:ri E ~: _ __- ~ ~;j r ~irs>uI _sf persons to, or generation o., I noise iev=is in e;,cess of standards ~stabEished in the local general plan ar noisy I, `: or din ~~nce, or applicable standards of cJther j ! bj E;;posure Of persons to or goner; lion o ~j :~ II i e>:cessive gr.oundborne vibration ar groundborne riaise levels? [?,1 °,~- j vi f"1 :7uuJLGn:IOI VarI IIC~'..~n~r~l In'.+r :a~~' in -~ i ambient noise• levels in the proiect vic:iniy -, a~~ove levels e;:isting ~~rithout the projec~r ~ C i d j A su'c~stantia! temporan~ a.r periodic ~. c n /el,~ i increas° in ambient r,ois., I.,~ ~ in the j project vi~.ini~y a~ov~ I.,v..,~ >:.JZIng wltl 'J..L the project? [~ ;. '41 ~, ~) ~ or a project heated within an airport land ~ `; use plan or, where such a plan has not been adopted, within two mi4es of a public airport or public use airport, would the project j e;;pose people residing or working in the I i ~ . C - - .. C ~ '. ,J ~. ~, iii i '`l ;' i ~ I i ~ -- -- --- ~ I _ - .. ~i ~-- ,C;; , I i n ~ ~ C J ~ ~ ~ I i ~! i I ! i M ~ "`h J4' e >~~~. r ,~~ i I Attachment 2..,.. ~ `"" Page 11 of 20 I { _ , ti ~ ~ ca .^ ~ ~ o s H ~ .~ ~ o ~ ~ .~ t= " ~ .~ I o ~ ISSUES: ; m C ' ~ ! ; _ N C ~~ ~' ~ ~ N~~ Z~ I jand Supporting Enformafiion Sources ~ o ~ ~ c~ = o ~ ~ ~ _ - ~, cry -~ rn = I ~ cn project area to excessive noise levels? ! ~ I I I [x,18, q~] ' T~ Far a project within the vicinity of a private ^ ^ ; ^ ~ I airstri p, would fhe project expose people l~ ~ I residing or wori:ing in the project area to I I excessive noise lever? fL, i 81 i j I X{i. POPUL~TtOi~ ,4ND ~CLlSING -- l~Joufd I j Fhe projec.: I ~ a) induce substantial population grov~~Eh in an ~ ^ area, either diregtiy (Tor exampl=, by I I, ' j proposing new homes and businesses) or I I indirectly (for example, through extension of ~ ~, roads or otner infr?structure)? [3, ~ e;~7,~" ! ! i 1 ~, ~i_.,, .. b.-:. ' nurnbers oT e is` ^~ v a;~~a~c su ~Lantlal x ~In.., ^' I ^ _' ni r ,n^a_^ 'a' n J t o it n ' ~~ h.,usin~~, n~~..c~it~:i, , h~ constr~.,tic: of ~ ! I replacement housing elsewhere . [~, i c,-^ ^] I ~ ~ ~ -- c} Displace substantial numbers oT peop!v. i ^ ; - ^ I ^ li ~~ ;necessitating the constru:.tior; cf I - I ~ r eplacer Went housing elsewhere"' [~, ~ 6.' ^-1 I i - i • ! i __ i ~ ' I I I a) \Nouid the project result in substantial ~ ._. ~ ~ -. .._~----1.,__ . _. , I _ I I ~ '. !adverse physical Impacts aSSOCiated W(th tiles i i ! I I rrovision of new or physically altered ~ ~ j `~ go•4~emmental facilities, need for new or ; ~ I physically alter ed governmental Facilities, the ~, construction o` which could cause jlgnlilCant ~ en~~~ironmental impacts, in order to maintain ~ . j • a~.ce~table Jei1~(~',e ratiQS, I?Jt~onS? times gr i I I other p=-Torrnance objectives Tor a..•y oT the ~ pt!vll~ ~erVIC~S: i i ~ i i - Fir~ protection? f1°,3~ "] i ^ I ^ i ^ j != '; Poiic protection? [~~ '-^ I ' ^ ^ ~ ^ ~ a ~~ Schools? [~?c,~~,~~i ~ ^ ~ ^ i ^ I I Other public taciiities? [19 _~,---~] ~ '; ~f V. R~CP.=4TI~t~i -- I t I '~ a) Would the project increase the L'Se GT i existing neighborhood and regional parrs or ! ^ l ^ ^ ~ I Attachment 2 Page 12 of 20 ~~ c `~ o -. ~ ~ , ~ hand SupporEing information Sou~ces~ -, ~ =a c ~ a, ~ ~ a~ ~ := ~ ~, ~ ~ v ~ Z ~ . _ rz u~ -~ cn ~ ~ ~ vy other recreational facilities such that substantial physical deterioration of the faci(it~ would occur or be accelerated? ~ [5, i 7,19,21,20,27,44] b) Does the project include recreational ^ ~ ^ ~ facilities or require the construction or ! expansion of recreational facilities which ~ i might have an adverse physical effect on the j environment? [5,44] XV. TE~I' f~4SPDRTr`~T{D{~fTRl~FFiC -- ~Nou{d the project: ' ~ r ~ a) Cause an increase in traffic which is ^ ^ ^ ~ '. ,substantial in relation to the existing traffic j load and capacity of the street system (i.e., ' result in a substantial increase in either the 'number of vehicle 'trips, the volume to I capacity ratio on roads; or congestion at ~ ;intersections)? [4.?r~,35,44] bj Exceed, either individually or cumulatively, I ^ i ^ ^ i ,~. ~ -evei of service standard estab(isi~aed b~ tr~~ 0 - , I county congestion management agency for j ~ designaied roads or highways? [4,20,441 - ; . ~ ~ _ ~ .__ - __ c) Result in a change in air traffic patterns, ^ ^ ~ n -- ~ _ ;including either an increase in traffic levels or ~ ~ a change in location that results in ~ ;substantial safety risks? [4,%] I i d) Substantially increase hazards due to a i ^ j ^ ^ i '~"~ design feature (e.g., sharp curves or i dangerous intersections) or incomGatible uses (e.g., farm equipment)? [20,35,-?~] i ~ i 'i e) P.esult in inadequate emergency access? ~ ^ I ^ i ^ ~` [=,19,32,33,~~4) ~ ~ i f) Result in inadequate parking capacity? ~ ^ ~ ^ ~ ^ I ~. g) Conflict with adopted policies, plans, or ^ ^ i ^ i p, programs supporting alternative I I transportation (e.g., bus turnouts, bicycle ~ . racks)? [4.34] ~ I X1/{. UT {L{TiES AN© SER~6CE SYSTE{ViS - ~ ~, `~ ~ ct; i ~1l~uid th., pr~je Attachment 2 Page 1'3 of 20 I r I ISSUES: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.~ _ ~ ~ '~ `. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~. Z ta1lCl SllIJp~I'tln~ IIITO; Il';8t{Ort SOflrCeS~ ~ ~ 4 _ '_' O ~ y ;~ ' i ~ ~ = i ._ _ j c,j cxc°°d wastewater treatment I ~ ! D ^ ~ dam- i ~ requirements of the applicable P,egional V'~!ater Quali~~ Control Bcard? j5,22,28,E6;44]~ ~ ~ b) Fequire or result i-n the construction D. I ~ ~ u ^ ~ ~ I~, nDN` water Dr W25teWatBr tr ~a"Ill°nt iaCllltl°5 i I i I ar ex 2r?SID~, c; exlstmc ;aci!iti°s, the ~ ~ t, r L va:JSe Si~,"1!llCanL ~ consruction or w nick c~Lai i I I I i ~~. ,. , ern~ironmenta! e.:.=cts? iEE. ~~,Eoi ~ j j ' cj P.equire or resin. in the construction o. i ^ ~ I .- --, ~ ~ !=~'~ ': new storm v~~ater drainage ~aciGties or ~ a n n cv ^ ^ r r a:, ° x,,a~ ,sion of „i~tin~ ~a~iliti..~, th.. j CDnS~i"U tlDn D WiIICi i CO'1id DaL'SG SIC,~1fTlDant ' i Gnvironrnentai e~ect_? f~ --~^ ~J.JJ,~J e ~~s~ui~ in ... de.ermina~lon b}•~ the ~' _ ._ !=~ , 'd~•~._te~Jvntc, trD.ltr(1°nt pr DVI ;er Vv'nl~.n ~Sr'J°= i ~' o~ m~~~ _erve t..le pr~ie.,, that it has a~euuate ! i ~~ ~~ Capaci`V lv S~rVC Ln~ pr7~~..,J rrU~~.i-^.~' I i ! ,j ~. Uvn IQnu in cDdITIDI L'~ Ln~ pl o`~~'~!'J.r .: ~i.iJ.l ri J !, ~ { ,. v f _ c...l 1 -- _ ' 1 ~; ~e s~~n~~u b~,; u iandii!! v/it~^~ su;~i~i~ni - ~ I - j ,-, i _ _ _ ~ ~ f ~T~ I __ l .-.n ~7 ~ I I ~ _. .. ... .. _~_____ 'I gj Can-lp!)~ \n1ith T°d°C~!...S? ~ , ~rh;: IDCai ^ ~ .- I ^ ~ c~.~. 5t2t:,i~a anu sec. ~ v ~ /~~-,~~ s,J; ; ' V'.'...St° ~ ~~ ~ J ~ I I I .'J Attachment 2 Page 14 of 20 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS POTENTIALLY AFFECTED: The environmental factors checked below would be potentially affected by this project, involving at least one impact that is a "Potentially Significant impact" as indicated by the checklist on the following pages. ^ Aesthetics ^ Agriculture Resources ^ Air Quality ® Biological P,esources ^ ~ Cultural Resources ^ Geology /Soils ^ Hazards & Hazardous ~, ~ Hydrology /Water ~ ^ Land Use /Planning Materials Quality ^ Mineral Resources ^ ~ Noise ^ Population /Housing ^ Public Services L~ Recreation ^ TransportationlTraffiic ^ Utilities /Service ^ Mandatory Findings of Systems Significance ~ OETEP.~tNATIOt~: On the basis of this initial evaluation the Environmental Review Committee (ERC) finds that: ~(~: The proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLAP.ATION will be prepared. ^ ~ Although the proposed project couid~ha~e~a signi leant effect on the environment, _' ~ there will not be a significant effect in this case because revisions in the project have been made by or agreed to by the project proponent. ?, MITIGATED NEGATIVE j j DECLAP.ATION will-be--~sre~pare~:~:--:^''~;°:_,~_,. _:. ~ ^ i The proposed project MAY have asignificant effect on the environment, and an i i ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT is required. ', ^ ~ The proposed project MAY have a "potentially significant impact" or "potentially ' ~ , , significant unless mitigated" impact on the environment, but at least one effect 1 }has ~ j been adequately analyzed in an earlier document pursuant to applicable legal standards, and 2) has been addressed by mitigation measures based on the earlier analysis as described on attached sheets. An ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPOP.T i ~ is required, but it must analyze only the effects that remain to be addressed. ^ ~ Although the proposed project could have a significant effect on the environment. ~ because all potentially significant effects (a) have been analyzed adequately in an earlier EIR or NEGATIVE DECLAP.ATION pursuant to applicab{e standards, and (b) have been avoided or mitigated pursuant to that earlier EIP. or NEGATIVE DECLAP.ATION, including revisions or mitigation measures that are imposed upon the proposed project, nothing further is required. Staff Evah.~a ERC~Chairperson ~' I u~ ~ (J Data " ' ~~y~~ Date Attachment 2 Dage 15 of 20 ~ I a) Does the proieci have the potential to ~ ~ ~ ~ C3; i dearade the quality Of the environment, ~ substantially reduce the habitat of a rlsh or '. I I I wildfire species, cause a fish or wildlife I I population to drop below self-sustaining i I ' I ~ levels, threaten tc eliminate a plant or animal i i I i community, reduce the number or restrict the ~ ~ j ranee of a rare or en'~angered plant cr I i I ,I aril i ral Oi ?llmli Iai~ {!±'portZ!-iI 2 :~riTpiGS O i i ~h~ai'or p.,ri~~.. ~I .,^,i~orniG iIiSTOI;/ or ~ n - i I pr°~USt01 ~ , u I DOe~ file proleCt i'iuVe Im ~CiS ihat arE ~ , b) ~ ~ ~ I I ' I ~~ individually limited, but cumulativaly ~ ~; i '~ ~ i~~1 '/ ~ I o- ,~ ..umuiativel ~i I~~ consia.. ab ~ ~ ~ i ;considerable" means :hat the incremental e~.,.,ts o a nroiec~ arc ccr,sicierable when I, , ' VI°\"J~'.~~ In C::nileCav^ !rJit~'~ T~~ IIG ~i?a'C:5 Oi r ..... ~ pr,;~.~t , `he Oii~C~ o c~.;-I~ cur,en prcisct= =nd .~ I~ _~.,.s o pr`_~bl_ u:,!rs pr' ccts;r I. ~;I ~, - - J ~ I I ~; ~,, -' _.,. ne prOl~_.~ ~'iCVc iii\/Ir~nmeti ~ ! ~ I' '-' r ~~ J ~."=~ I I i i e`ieCtS `h/illCh V1~Ili : GUS ~1!~S%anti8i a~'Je".._.., II ' i j c. C~~ Grl hl!I ~ lar I ~ i 1nu viii 1°i ::Ili"=::~i} :i` ! I ' indir~ctl•.~ ~ ~1 ', .. __ - .. .- _ I I - - i, ! r nom- t I ~' "I IC f.= ._riG ~,.•1 rr~.~. LI_i ll~=' I n~I v_ y „~ ~Iry L ~G. .`ic IniOri I lailon prOVI~OC Irl t`liS Il~fila', ~.-~U~'y ~- ~ -- ~CSt GT m'~/ ivnov~/I~dge all b `r'^+ I ~r I arj r~ per dill' ~r1CS I'!~~SpOI`ldlll~`~ a d ell.:*; i certir~- ~I IGL ; Ia,.e ~.s., p ~F. ~- 'i ~ nc 4,C ~ ha /e Gr'~Uiic:"I appro `ia.~ SOUr :: rcr°r `/'; ICES ~c^u~ atel•,, to all qu~siiol ~• I I rein. an \ c n P~ ~_ j I '•,n~n°rl ileCuSSary tC enSUr c fUii and COmplOt CIISCiOSUrC C. rei°\'arlt ~~ ~ ~~ , ..I .,G _ ~._.. TiOy I he ~~;al ~r da`c>r-' r 'lereo}' aCi;nG~NI°~IgG th=in any SU~~•~an~l... ~ rGrS ~.~~ lNltrlln ii1,S InlLlai ,tUr,4, ~ - ~.al'S„ u ~ r~ c. I ~ ^-i` ark .. t~; I ^I^,~ rlr CIISCOntlr?•JailC= '-i~ =:I~t°'=1 rrDl°Ct re\/le1(1i pr~C...dJr~S, ..~I h ~%`}/ aqr=~ held Gci~.Y ,- ~ ~~_ ri {.., -~r~ a'3e riiS, irCli i ~h~ ConSa'q~=^C°S ''C' I' I lal j i~IG ~C tl'1G `J It~~ ~~i JU~~ I .~. I~:, I:C :J l.~i.I G'I I~1 aUtl I.~i l:-.:v .,uch daiay ~,r discontinuance. -• I ;" ~) 4 ! i ~r~.riGr :l J ~Igndtl~.lr^J ~J'y ~ -'~~~_~~` '' i I ilrl: ~r.~a rr.'r~J I~~laril.~. ~^ - ! ' - .~'•;~:~ i `4 i Attachment 2 Page 16 of 20 Environmental Analysis Addendum for Eile nos. ~-?006-0~, TM-?006-05, Z-2006-03 E.nvironrnenta]. Setting The prof ect site is characterized bV h~'o single-family residences on rcvo lots within a residential neighborhood, i11e. properties are ace°ssed \--ia a private. c~~l-de-sac (De Pahra Lanej tc. an unimproved, Gravel dri~~ewav that parallels Regnant Creeks to the south. This segment of Regnar`~ Creel: that rarls tllrougl^: the rei,hbor hood has been improved for flood control ~~-iti1 concrete reinforced banl.s. The top of the Dank abuttir_g the project frontage ilas been. denuded of all Ve~Tetat1011 alld SBrVeS ~lS a Se1~/1CC eiltraI'iCe fOT t~"le ~~a11ta Clara Valley Water District and t17e. plOpertv C\x%ile'i5 OI^?i1P pTO1CCt c1le. L11SCi.155IOn Trees and Landscapi~zrt Impact: The project •,~-iii reillove e~.isiing trees and ]~~r~clsc.aping that n1a~. be protested lui.der tl:~e ~' - Ct~, s tree protection. orul~.anc~. _=`i.Iilli\°S PS c`~.: ~~'~iCl~-~,~:Ft=1 CIn'I: 1 ~".°r'C' :ir= 1:Ci Sp~,~..aeii SiC''C lr_:,~ Carl ~~:1C prOiC:.i. Si LL i!S G?iliiOC b_ t~l ;r-. ,'~ T~ 1-i i~a ~7 r-~ u, `y ti -, ~ ( 1" t _i - t-'~' rr~°e5 1 :l. (1" ~: .~ 0+. C, ~, _. Lle ~~. .lit _ p~ul~len Tree ~~dma.l~:e l C ~\~1~ . i o}. ]ev~:n 1 r posy:u i 1 r n a] f` .u - ntt-^t >l;t -~e t- il; r' ~ i' -1, i - r- _ + egg wre frui n~i 1~.11~:, al t_ ~s 1!lii elude `'~R-al~e r 1 t, ~..;;". _ , ora.1~ ,oil\-.., r~~ 1 ~~i~~111~=, C;l'iCl1='. and plate, yCt 1"1Oi r°QUil'e a C1I;'-1SSUEC`: tree rEr!lOl'~1 pet-1111'•:. .-1I1 lv ~ ul.alllc;T.t;' ~~~ ~L111Ut'~r:C t1e r ~ :111d slc{~_ :are: 1~ v,'ill L e _ ~t _~~.~.~. , _ 1?ri~. mac.' tree and sh. ~l . ~ ul, proposeu n .. ,~ tile= prOi~Os~.'.G lots t0 SCr,'__Ii `'.'.\\''= lntt~ Cd~aCent 1-C.S. Tllel"t'. 1S a less tha11 Sl`^.1111Can?: 7n1i:~3Ct _rClil. ?11::,1nS_ Of'J~`etallOll. '1~'~ie. ~?L:'l]]t\`:"ti%Ol:II,L~ralna" ,~r2lpact.: The prC)jPC111a5 1172 11Ote1111~ii t0 COiltl'1LLltC adulti0ilal an10l1nIS Of aO171=~ h~ilOii, li7C,]lICi1L`~' n,a,-~ Py 'S 1' ~ r. .? ' . ec f1 %E ~ 1 t 7 ~ l{~1 erOdeC1 5011.5 t0 F'.e~__. i~ Cr~ '1~:. P'~ ]d.e ltial COI1S C~]OII. C.Ctl'~ltl .\ the !1Ol'E.llil~l 0 trc.Il~j 7~ SONS ;11tC` CrC:el:~ ~71d ?)O]'iL1t0 ,l:Orri1 `.'.%aters t113t \\%OLlld f1O\T.' n1t0 the Greet;. T ^t,.~ 7i~ t1O~\'~ LO ,,.Il ~t1i1_,- _~IlaEt'S:S c5: ~'~itl;?atloCi: Til° prClect has L1Een i1c:5'7~_'11eC~ 10 Clli`eG. ~ ? ""' '' ~`:i^ C:11C.i basin and e;_istill siornl~'ater infr'astruG~u-e. Tl1er~ \~jill -L~e no shestflo\~'s to F.e~nart Creel>. Ln aCCOrdallCe \%vltri i]1e C lt')',S 5iOr111`v~a`L°r p~~llutlOn pre ~'°11t1O1"i a11C? \'vi1CZI'ShCd pl'OtCCClOn OrGi-ll1ai7CC (CFTC CieCtlOn ~. i u, t1i1S reS1Qe11tlal COnStl'uCt1QIi prO~ eCt \'~'lli be subject to the Clt~%' S standard COnjl.luCtl`,J11 ;3_'v11~ S (vCi 111una~Te111Ci1t pr£1CC1CCS1 ~t the builClll]~ pCriTlit St°.L'e iO 1111t1`_Tat~~ pOLeritlill 1nlpaGiS 011 StOrril`TJ4ter quality, v ?.ecreation Impact: Tile proieGt inc]udes a pedestrian path that play be used as pal ~ of a recreational trail along the creel: That could potentially introduce human-induced en \'iro11n1ental il:lpacts aloe, file creek. :~.nalysis & 11'Iitigation: The pathway is proposed to provid° resident pedestrians convenient access to the public sidewalk on Rodrigues Avenue. I-Iistoricall}', this pathway ~~,'as considered part of a much longer planned creek trail e~,tending from City Hall to Blaney Avenue. I-Iowever, this plar111ed Regnart Creel: trail was recentl,~' deleted front the CJeneral Plan (effective N ovember Attachment 2 Page 17 of 20 OPEi~T SPACE, PAR1':S AND 1RP.TLS '~ ~, ~~~ °"'~.:. Los Aleos way ,, r ~: li Swmv~aie ~~ _ ! .1. 1'~ l~j ! - ~M[MtESTEA[) ROAD '~~ ~ .~ 1. ~ 1~~ ~ _ 111 _ .I ~ ) I ,: ... ~~~ f~ .,~ ~ , :.; ,`~!.: j ~ _/ ~ zoo - k ~ ~ ,1 ~ u 4 i 111 i • `... _ ~ - i I . .~ >!- : San Antor4io• ~ ~ ..., ~4 ..~ , ,~ I Park ~~ E 1 ~, ~~` `._ ~ f 6~ ' ~ ~' I o' , I i ti . r I f I,~ ,* ,~'i~ I _ i ~ '~ I ! _ I!_ , _ s • i t r ~ A ~, I I - .. ! ~1 ~ r I .-girl '~'_ A ii. Val ~l ~~ F I '. ., ~ .:: i MCl AI: i ~ ~. t , „ c I _ .._..~ Linda :f, l ~__ ~ ;~4'` -1'` i:,; y ~aF es Para ,~ j I I .m '~; ~ _.. ,~ ~ "a _. ,~ ~_~1 'W p,. .+ ..-- ._ .. ' :- '- -r ~' ;: A .. .a • - --- I"i.FJlCYC ~-~. ~',P(LLL Lll'LlCC:r'~S i) ~TE``Ei~fS CREAK Tile :',Ce\'ens Creek 1 food Plau1 is C;u~~~*ti•~1o> mu=_t pr~mir.ent urban oven space; t; ail resource. T 1ze '._nu is d~~i~-, ~ar.e~'~ i,.r - , 1"~::r~~t1011 '.-anal tarP.'llP.°, u'ICi1 Tji01n11~~ t~rOh- .rtie5 Set aSiQe tOr 101%-iienSlt\' reSldelltiai ll5e. The Stevens Creek Trail plan retains the open space character of the Stevens Creek Flood ?'lain between rile Ste~'ers Creek reser- -, voir and Stevens Creel; >;ouievard aila carers 1-Listoricai si~niflcance relaun~ to the luau Ea1.Itlsta ale Y1 n~3 Tlall deS1.QI1atlOn. Frail Linkages ~' " ~~ y~~'I 'r 1~i o 1 I I I I ~ x LL . y ~ ~; I ! ~ ~ .-a FVhNS i ~fIF.K BtVG 1 ~ ~_ n ~ I i; ~ I, y r ~'-- _ yE 1 ,~' -r~~fo Calabazas I Creek ~ ' Trail ~~ ,`_~ : i ;,,~ . ~. ~ i i! i : , ~1 i T% '' ~ . i ~( 5an Tomas ~R i AOUInD f ". sj iraii ~; -. ,e.r- nr. ios EY. t~nG GI'''s' OGUS°C !~~ ~ ~ L ~ ~ II I I ~I"old I'I i:uO?'' ~' I ~ ~, aR ew ~ suture Trii '~i nka~~;e; '; `!tv Eoun:fai`/ --~ I I ........._ _.. _. 'JrLan ~zr/i~= ~., _ gormdc:l ! I I ~I _........ ._..., jrfl?i'~ n i~iTi'J eIICE ~~ I: ~! Unincoroor:aec ~.r~as ;I ', I, I' ,Inac i!. ~: i. ;~ _~~__ I i r~ sec tocn h,clelE :Vw.. . .... I since the !ate 1S1~~ s, ma^.~' jurisdic bens nave advocar~d :~ ronnal urban t; ail to1- 1~~~~~in17 Stevens Creel., e:~ten~iing rrenl the San -rarltisco Bats ro the Pacu~ic OceaL,. Cupernno's ?. __^~I~-~, :~~' ~ ~' and luo~ c',~'ne,a1 , 1'la1'..~ liaVe all p7"Ol.'USed 3.i: an1l~ Lt1011S p 1:111 CO bLl'~ i~lrldS i'Or Li1iS plli~OSe. T!"le C.LCy': a::CiUI- sir.ion of ~ inda'~lista Park, ivicClellan Ranch, E1acl:berry rarm, and the Simrls and Stocklmeir properties support these plans. Tile CitS~'s master plan ror tills u0-acre corri- dor ~~-ill connect these properties into an urban trail~linear park. CITY OF CUPFRTINO GENERAL PLAN sir.,, L j~~'.=....~ ~;.i :ii,. _ . ,~.,~ ~R.,.I°~~`.,I Attachment 2 Page 19 of 20 California Department of Fish and Game CERTIFICATE. OF FEE EXEMPTION De Mi_nirni.s Impact i induz Projec~ Tit~e/I.,ocation I~~ame and Aa.dress of Projec!~ Propone::t (irlelua.e eo~.Il~y: r^~pplica±ion''~c.: ti-2006-04 (EA-2005-0~, T~~I-2006-Oa, Z-%005-0:~ .~.1~'Oi1C3?1C; ~ran~Kl~ ~ c;VJ li~aV;•' ~ CI7.OW I"c~I~ .~'I1Cel Location: 20065 ~. 20065 De Palma Lane C lt~; Oi Cupertlnc, l.rUlin~~1 Oi jallta Lida J i j'r~~eCt JeSCT:LI~Z©il: Ley ~~ ,~, ~1r i^ °'~',% t`e`v'0-5t0% Sill`r'1° -LLTi1i~~' .°S:C.'..nC S ranQin~ IiOiTi ~,~"{~ SQllar? 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'.-~:L ~~J~i/ ~~e i",'l.C:'~'.w~~~'~' -Fi_..s. _ ~ - Attachment 2 ~~~^'~:.~~~^ ~E_~?:~~- Page 20 of 20 TEMP'~~AR~' C~P~ AMENDMENT TO THE JOINT USE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF CUPERTINO AND SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT ALONG REGNART CREEK This agreement is made and entered into on this 6th day of FEB _,2008, ("Effective Date") by and between the City of Cupertino, a chartered California municipal corporation, with its principal place of business located at 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino, California 95014 ("City") and Santa Clara Valley Water District, a California public entity, with its principal place of business located at 5750 Almaden Expressway, San Jose, California 95118 ("District"). District and City may be referred to herein individually as a "Party" or collectively as the "Parties". RECITALS A) Whereas, the Parties entered into an agreement entitled "JOINT USE AGREEMENT" (Agreement), effective January 20, 2004 for recreational purposes on premises along Regnart Creek; and B) Whereas, the Parties now wish to amend the Agreement to include additional lands as shown on Exhibit B. C) Whereas the parties recognize that the premises subject to this amendment are used for vehicular access as described by the Grant Deeds adopted December 18, 1961 and January 2, 1962. The Parties agree to amend the Agreement as follows: AGREEMENT PROVISIONS 1) Exhibit A to the original Agreement (attached), is hereby amended as set forth in Exhibit B attached to this Amendment and incorporated by this reference. The alignment of a bicycle and pedestrian access path shall be along Regnart Creek (a portion of APN 369-32-036) at the terminus of DePalma Lane. 2) All other terms of the original Agreement, not specifically modified by this Amendment shall remain in full force and effect. The Parties acknowledge and accept the terms and conditions of this Amendment as evidenced by the following signatures of their duly authorized representatives. It is the intent of the Parties that this Amendment shall become operative on the Effective Date first set forth above. CITY OF CUpERTINO, CALIFORNIA APPROVED AS TO FORM: Charles Kilian David Knapp City Attorney City Manager ATTEST: 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Kim Marie Smith Telephone: (408) 777-3212 City Clerk Facsimile: (408) 777-3366 "City" SANTA CLARA VALLEY WATER DISTRICT, a public entity ATTEST: /(~~~ ~~~`~ Clerk/Board of Directors a Martin Steele Chief Executive Officer 5750 Almaden Expressway San Jose, CA 95118 Telephone: (408) 265-2600 Facsimile: (408) 266-2897 "District" District Counsel February 6, 2008 The Honorable Dolores Sandoval Mayor of Cupertino 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Subject: Amendment of Existing Joint Use Agreement With the City of Cupertino for Bicycle and Pedestrian Path Along Regnart Creek Dear Mayor Sandoval: For many years, our agencies have worked out agreements which expand the utility of Santa Clara Valley Water District (District) lands for recreational purposes. Amendment No. 1 includes additional lands for recreational purposes on District premises along Regnart Creek. The enclosed Joint Use Agreement will expand the use of District lands along Regnart Creek at De Palma Lane for trail and recreational purposes. The expansion will allow for the construction of an additional 200 lineal feet of trail along the creek. We consider this an excellent example of how governments can work together to save money and expand services to our mutual constituents. We look forward to our continued collaborative relationship. Sincerely, Rosemary Kamei Chair/Board of Directors Enclosure: Joint Use Agreement cc: Board of Directors (7) rk: mf 0125b-I.docx Attachment 4 Page 1 of 1