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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02101964t Palo f•�it0, California City H;�il, *February 10, 1964, Alto :net in regular City of Palo in re ul The Council ,of the mayor C;,xes%an Q at 7130 on this date read the fallow- session Mayor Cresap g. the roll Kay "�o,rrlu: Prior,to the �f Chairman to Planning Commission tribute ,L speak for nK t' confident entlemen, T. am onfid u'r�ity that deeply „Ladies and gentlemen, that this nd dedicated when Y. say able z Towle. all of ; e the loss of a most a a friend Kay -He saadened by wished citizen - our leafier'- a dieting Lvecf and in City which she 1 to the nearly forty Y�sx' r h she b lived and labored for accurately which she lived n°�� and will be be` catalogued re, But We who have had cannot only in the future. herohave counsel measuredsr have e of.her g.8'Sf?Ci?+tionr the privilege w that these contributions of her friendship lcna , been, great. com- munity reputation as a "We recognize her wide ae reputation was richly This. - �' her profession. We are for planning plan was very nearly, �, for her isi. es forile known her ale vice, interest in - have community service, privileged on to welfare, con" " P. T. A. , of Women. Voters. the Our education+ social gut y �rVnmen making. the of University devotion to it. theo Aaie tica�? Association esult of ber community is richer as a and diligently, thought keenly and yaue Towle worked dill g het-- Kay, we will. ��lCay, We Will miss Czesap.. straight' Ck, Cooley, bee. Comstock, G 2ue Wood- ward, er, Rodgers, Rahr�, or to the Present: Arnold, Porter arrived prior war , Dias, an Flint L �d as transaction ns ctZiono (Cauncil� and was counted trazasaction of any business pre sent. ) None. High of C:�,�bbexley Absent: the meeting The �=_ayor welcomed to were students and teachers. ��:� T igh Schoolstudents January Z7. i of the meeting The minutes approved as distributed. Awards n pax Recreation Service --� ?arks and -~ DL -:a- �stse °.mXnit ee ° �..• a ..�---r-' va.sax � Advisory �..--. -- embers of the Citizens' A ndi 0 or welcomed members that this The May Recreation, and outstation Parks and R Alto's parks o forecast Committee iz has examined Palo and has as and recreation. attempted:0 fond ec �' citizens present status has been received `rle group a• gauged its pies report in it. system, h2.� ug contained • that the Committee' Top Ynendations he its future; evaluating, the recon' Council is now e 0, ...."..40"1_ µ l terns q> ter 1, } that y t the lixnitati.on qn nurabe r o t �, �, report ,U at tk?r�. «tern''" ° r;,tic h�ti t;rc''s the ��� • �a ;�dv��`-u a��4z�d would �tt� Est Lry <knc0'',cx taae Council. Ile c F, d 2-..e ,n sent to the +'xesarL and stated report. did :�©t. contain aa �'`� d aced the repo,. gLteo of yr ch had sF auL th`}t " at :he he rad CStigY1 aintrd ZT3t Cil that a Mayor �c°nc'�Yn1nd he d`'l"i�Gt���cr tim}tt4<. cczz c�;,���rn`� Zoning •�Pss�a., .> to dxo"' xnc1zc"in� t za inac,x?nx _ U� ti tc � e ;ytt.. t� �� �1 L(rtaatnd 1c Ttir ry,: e1. , rnov e 'h dtthe CM- .t a ns intq a 'In tr. uc 2 , o s d th Ada" n the oXriYn e voters ° Nark, e,y reo., ad'e-h • fay iS.S r(? t�� report l7 LL d "hc coma �"i1�' ti`s cad t�y ors�rnttee e r""ls ate: e. to la s seconded. e the G and t tion could p allot the Ga°l`Y. ovea that arnittee of the �iale ;ax discussion rk,a�gn � C,ougel oned there would. be to the' afi nta of ex T `� �he Mayor �•� at:tJU' U. F3er'�ar �ittC`� -Y�Y1'1�Lt��.. �.x ".-�-" 4r ctt�x`'n� , c}il1genL1Y Gha that ah•Otr ' vraxkin a _ t ak �d�or ��ounGed th had been tree for a Mayor's G e evi an am nitre:.e , y c C� cen .a,1 zy `rr ath NLaOt• ,r ' vie1: �' raided - ' tL �axn a �'x Charter Y e ell that 3SUr t the a. ur be o� o en present':tion of the nitic °ahYn c. coolr'�e c nt j ak . a token present t, Vhe r t<tee s CO.ti,:c the ndation; are be reduced a orn to 9; that the a:}11 Yc � s, c repealed; •“nri ��! remain i� with t.ra Yc,r �`�. each cn Can". y 'chat 4he c.ilroen be elected `each td• � c: caun i the t' > cxs�x that t) n Curren" uld atheTv the coxn�'� i.tce 4�ti ' that copies � d the .. and Qa ire"as the ay�l� the �,��un ng r �f ed the ttec Coxt� � rd cam t �.ls 1rL i e d aeki,�awlcd�,ed Se.ivea.on the 'Zi'�itt an re sent�x�g the c cornsnutlity iL ffo vl, on hehala • iGF rd to the " thanked to= � Palo A who were ' e der Qu their. efforts, ,Nytliarf� �axl. � �, ,�etn�� � 'NV . ' present x e t at the ,. PiLakex., Chair `an.,Villi Y' 's:� Clark; . X tho e ,..en� �'�. Punster ion; X7 . Mx • a.�•�; Mr in k� a I.�1.cY Sv `ns; z shine °n e a spa? i g 'Wil:Ia as �q �Za�r Vt �' 5l� a lu fix patter.. Xs S.i.c ara t<� vc��ald �c: Yn present at tlwe. � • 'Randall; '-`fix � � ' c,e. ��v u�'d' ,, � c to ;�e. Ran ed Seer' were una' inu;5h who w d that � tne�' ' x Yip' stated � � tc � hr� Ng ea k ioll��ln roe et in ta x . -;ttel f �Yty'v: � 1 Sterling ,on�iet,; k�anX 1 ' E, � �4r ' VIsrcy G�rrall �.. �dr`���4hal�. ;•1iTan�4r. zi d v, }fix, . • Con - COl rah V e•�i '_.. aV t �i 01_0:: tallo'446' 411; be discussed in the Committee of the Wholeduring the period in which the City ;Attorney was drafting the charter amendment. He. pointed out that in',ord:er for the propositon to be placed on the ba.hot in June it would be necessary to follow a time schedule. The recommendations of the committee were discussed and Mr. Lawry'answered various questions. At the Mayor's suggestion, - Councilman Cooley' rephrased his rnotion that the report be referred to the Cornmittee of the Whole and that, in the meantime, the City Attorney be irxstructed•to dr.s.ft a proposed amendment to be sub- mitted to thevoters. Further discussion followed on the recom rnenciations and the time element involved. At the conclusion of discussion the rephrased motion by Cooley was carried by Ca major - ity voice vote, Debs voting no. eouncilmart Dias requested that a correction be made in the opinions `surnrnaried in the report of the Chart; Review Com- mittee to indicate that her statement had been in favor of either a three or six year.tern, provided that one-third of the Council was elected at each election: Zoning Ordinance Amendment (Ordinance No. 1324) A report wa's made by Vice Mayor Woodward that the Committee of the Whole recommends amendment of the Zoning Ordinance to permit dwelling units as an accessory use in C-1, C-2, C-3, M-1 and M-2' zone',districts , and to eliminate dwelling units except as an accessory use ir,. a C-1 zone district; that the Committee of the Whole also' recommends disapproval of a Planning-. Commission proposal that decisions on variances and use permits be taken from the Zoning Administrator. He made a motion, seconded by Rohrs,. that an ordinance incorporating these recom- mendations be accepted for first reading. At the request of Councilman, Debs, the recommendations were voted on separately. The first recommendation in regard to accessory uses was' carried by a unanimous vote. A (notion was, made by Rodgers, duly secon.cled, to disapprove the pr,o.posa,to take decisions on variances and use permits from the zoning Administrator, as rec.ornrnencdedby the Committee of', the Whole. Councilman Debs moved that this recommendation be sent back to the: Committee of the Whole for further consideration. This motion died :for lack; of `a second. After discussion, the second recommendation was approved and an ordinance entitled '.'Ordinanee of the Council of the City of Palo Alto An't nding Sections 10: 02, 11. 0? 1 1. . 03, 12, 02, 12. 03, 13.02, 13.03,; 14.02 and 14 03 of Ordinance No. 1324, the Zoning. Ordinance: was then introduced and accepted for first reading by .i. majority voice vote. Extensor of P -C Development Schedule g j Middlefield Road' (Roller Zitlapgood) A report was received from the Planning Commission r> t f thanked the citizens who served on the committee and acknowledged formally their, efforts on behalf of their community by presenting Palo .A.Ito's Distingursheid ;Service Award to the following members who wore present at the meeting; Mr. Lawrence C. Baker, Chairman; Mr. William Alhouse; Mr. Robert H. Anderson; Dr. William H. Clark; Mr. Earl E. Ensrri nger Miss Lucy Evans; Mr. James C. Ftlrn+;;.r; Mr,' Ray C. Granieri; Mr. William H. McKaig; Mr. David F. Potter;' Ma : W. H. Radcliffe; Miss Josephine Dows Randall; Mrs.' Richard L. Slocum. He stated that Distinguished Service Awards would be mailed to the following comrraittee mcirrnbers who were unable to be present at the meeting: ?vlr. R. D'Arcv -Bonnet; .Mr. Frank Lee Crist, Jr; Mr, Carroll C. Evatt; Mr. H. F. Koenig; Mr. John W. Nash; Major Donald Nichols; Mr. Earl D. Reese; Mr. Sterling Silver;; Mr'. Bernard R. Tanner. Report of Mayor's Charter Review Committee Mayor ,Cresap announced that another citizens' committee, thy. - Mayor's Charter Review Committee, had been working; diligently for a number of. Months.. He commended the committee fora mag- nificent job and advised the Council that Mr. Joseph S. Lawry was present to make a token presentation of the report. The •comrnittee'srecommendations are as follows: (i) that the size of the Council be reduced from 15 to 9; (2) that the term remain six years; (3) that the limitation on number of terms be repealed; and (4) that three councilrn:en be c-.leeted each two years, with the currentterms of the fifteen councilmen continuing until they would otherwise have expired, Mr. Lawry •advised •that copies of the committee's report -- had been sent to the Council. He -commended the subcommittee which had prepared the report and stated he woul.d attempt to answer and questions. Mayor C.resap pointed out that the: report did not contain a recommendation concerning the assignment of the matter of a Board of Zoning Appeals, and he advised the Council that he had requested the committee to drop this matter. Councilman Zweng, after also commending the committed for its work, moved that the City Attorney be instructed to incorpor- ate the committee's recommendations into a charter ame ndmer:; proposition to be submitted to the voters on the June 2, 1964 primary ballot. The motion was seconded by Rodgers. Councilman Cooley moved that the committee's report be referred to. the Cor inittee'of the Whole for discussion and examin— ation. The Mayor mentioned there would be no reason it could not be discussed in the Committee of the Whole during the period in. wnieh the City Attorney was drafting the charter amendment. He. pointed out, that in orderifor the propositionto be. placed on the ballot. in. June ,it we;,imld. be' necessary to follow a time schedule, The recommendations of the committee were discussed and Mr. Lawry answered various gUestions. At the )Mayor's suggestion, Councilman Cooley rephrased his motion that the report be .referred to the Committee 'of the Whole and that, in the mc:zntin-nf. the City Attorney be instructed to draft a proposed amendment to be sub- mitted to, the; scoters. Further"discussior followed on the rc:corri- me:md:.tions and the time element involved.. At the: conclusion of discussion th' r. phrased motion by Cooley was carried by a major ity voice vote, Debs voting no. Councilman Dias requested fha.t. :i correction be rnade in the opinions sunirndried.in the report of the Charter Review Com- mittee to indicate that her statement had been in favor of either a three or six year term; provided that one-third of the Council v..as elected at each election. Zoning Ordinance Amendment (Ordinance No. 1324) A report was made by Vice Mayor Woodward that the Committee of the Whole recommends amendment of the Zoning Ordinance to permit 'dwelling units as an accessory use in C-1, C -Z, C-3, M-1 and Met zone: districts, and to eliminate dwelling units except as an.aCcessory use in a C-1 zone district: that the Committee of the Whole also recommends disapproval of a Planning, Cornmissioi proposal that decisions on variances and use permits he taken from the Zoning Administrator. He made a motion, seconded by Rohrs, that an. ordinance incorporating these recom- mendations`be accepted for first reading. At the request of Councilman Debs, the recommendations were voted on. separately. The first recommendation in regard to accessory uses was carried by a unanimous vote. A motion was made by Rodgers. duly seconded, to disapprove the proposal to take decisions or variances and use permits from; the zoning Administrator, as recommended by the Committee of the Whole,. Councilman Debs..nnoved that this recommendation be sent back to the Coxnrnittee:,of the Whole for further consideration. fns motion diedfor lack c'1 a second. Afterdiscussion the second recommendation was approved and an ordinance :entitled "Ordinance of the Council of thy.. City of Palo Alto Amending Sections 10.02, 11. 02, 11. 03, 12. 02, J. Z. 03, 13.02 13.03, 14.02 and 14.03 of Ordinance No. 1324, the Zoning Ordinance: was then introduced and accepted for first reading by a majority voice vote. Extensi..on of P --C ;Development Schedule �� i di:e-,.,x1:;14. Road o er apgoo was received from the Planning Commission 415 recommending extension of the P -C development schedule for proper- ty located at 980 Middlefield Road (Roller & Hapgood) for a period of 120 days, calling for completion by June 22, 1965. The Planning Officer advised that a resolution in regard to this extension should. stipulate that construction would start by June 22, 1964 with comple.tion by June 22, 1965. On motion by' Woodward. seconded by Zweng, Resolution No. ,33714 entitled "Resolution. of the Council of the City of Palo Alto Amending Ordinanc'e No :.2152, Being the P -C Development Plan for Property at 980' Middlefield, Road" was introduced and adopted by a unanimous vote Use Pe'rm'it (A:'M E.'' Zion Church, 3549 Middlefield Road) A report wa,s.: re.ceivec;;:from the Planning Commission recommending denial of the appeal of the A. M. E. Zion Church from the decision of the Zoning Administrator to deny a use permit to allow location and construction; of a church and related facilities' at 3549 .Middlefield Road, Zone District R.1:13-8. A motion wasmade by Rodgers, Seconded by Flint, to uphold the Planning Cornmis: ion` s recommendation and deny the use permit. Mr, Frank Crist, jr., 531 Cowper. Street, representing the A. M.E. Zion Church, requested that the Council defer this matter until the ne•.t scheduled meeting. He mentioned that sure rounding property owners hadapproved the location of this church.. Councilman:Porter moved to delay the matter in accord arc with Mr. Grist's request until the, nett Council meeting. The motion was seconded 1 y Woodward. 'The appeal of the church was discussed at considerable length and Vice Chairman Stromquist o.f the PlanningCoMmission reviewed the Commission's discussions. in relation'to this matter. The motion by Porter was then with- drawn by him, with the consent of his second. .A motion by Debs, seconded by Flint, to continue this matter to the next ;Cow cil meeting was defeated by a majority voice_ vote. Mr. Cr,st,,presented and filed with the City Clerk a state- meat froth approximately fifty neighbors in the zone of irtii-trest which indicated that these people had ro objection to the construction of the church at this'site. The.t Tanning Officer reviewed restric- tions and limitations which would have been imposed if the use permit had been granted initially, A motion by Woodward, duly seconded, to move the previous question was carried by:a two-thirds majority vote on a show of hands. The ;motion to uphold the recommendation of the Planning Commission and deny the appeal was defeated by the following roll exm �ioe � porter that he ease, atioz� .a.n con- L , 'l..�rren the lac ytdlefild ltbd was adeb ch to a�1ow &� �- . e� x3. en r sel relate cze.'s t 3h xa'��e" to �` �yxch `� � Mons . e rav'C s txu)ti°n a•sub.)ect to ��� .% services rop t is lirnit,ed t he use of the P unct'On r 1owi2a conditions - and grid. related, church al, �l'l include 'following l mitt d for e approval, P oment val. elevations, Such. plansldn Four copies of each plan h al be ' shall a).1 � the `flcJoF plan, s ,plie necessary �, d. c a . the � 3,'tiCe. �ol.c?�".ir+ conditions: On aria for �,3 0 Cram t T applic Lion Section r t of 'Palo t coast 3accordance , wv it% o. the City she 1 i o t it) Subdiv on Cr dinanc e lot �'� the � . , ices ";;o. a religious P ato. i.a:>, Flint, C -es` -9 Debs, } Cooley, owa"d, Zwenfi. us. n etc.. ') signs, '�' � � � e�et' roux l� co_ i the choir, l) parking apace - and for 44 •ur '- feet ot�P ed in the ht l or e e floor here shall 11 e provided h twenty -eight (I aisle � seats which space �.ox each ;vG of required l , one )( floor ar .a ey,clu� F C with the _zesi of naxthe� fl,�Qz dential n14nix. , des `gne d to ha.r the withlete a. d axea' y r cter f the 'neighborhood, nei h o hood , b� e landscape n �l and Z,antiscapin, both botanical Condition using bA spacing, shall require by shall be listed sin r oth ofifteen-gallonan d be plan � detail. Plants j Plant sizes, not less yhanh� be :got 1�';;s t';.x d11 t.n size. x. P Trees steal }.n shrubber hpe,oifae screen r iYY�etex slxe � can $:).1.e. . .�,�, c t can ftve:-gallon ? wsery c Warne szst.,clail,�.t�d wit:rin one ue to ' e in sery ion req°ixea shall be of c:on`i' installed, t: X11 plants shall � of completion, c � l be tnst� planting ..s days planting, ,;,teal. stock ed twenty meet r screen. p hundx tl at pexiXete e pYiUp�toloccupan cy ez=x�an�'ntly Maintained shall be p ink o;; or I;a:�dsC ap necessary. ac. construction the. fence laced be solid `No onst uc �' & of Gll shall o height limitations in' of ions of th main~ Screening fences c�nforx�n d shy in. Division 5 perChamanently y b • lute n as Cone . shall be � ula:.icns Cade` Fences �un,cxp �,ataon. ,��, p and re zg • al roger" trae. d in °Qd oxY protect adjacent. glaze Zain designed to p.. t source, tie lighting is end t ere shall be no light ties . or excessive ''spill" light visible from adjacent residential properties. There shall be no intermittent, flashing, moving or unusual exterior lighting. Exterior lighting plans shall be submitted for approval. Exterior lighting shah not be installed prior to approval of these plans 8. Driveways and parking areas shall be graded and drained • to prevent storm water runoff onto adjacent properties -:and - shall be surfaced with a minimum of four (4) inches of rock: base topped with. one (1) inch of asphalt or equal. Parking stalls shall be Marked by lines painted on the surface or by suitable burn.pers.• Driveways and parking areas shall be permanently maintained and repaired or replaced as nec."- essary. • AU construction and development shall comply with all applicable codes and ordinances and with the requirem:snts of the Chief of the City of Palo Alto Fire Department. 10. No Building Perixiit shall be issued until Conditions No. 1 and 'No. :3 are complied with. No Occupancy Permit shall be issued until the requirements for off-street parking, screen planting, fencing and the requirements of the Fire Chief have} been fulfilled. 1 1 . Commencement of construction under this Use Permit shall be deemed an agreement on the part of the owner," its heirs; "'successors and assigns, to comply with all the terrris and conditions of this Use Permit The motion was seconded by Woodward and after dis - cussicxn was ,carried by a majority vote. Use Permit. (Milton F. Johnson) b, am.i.ton - venue A report was received from the Planning Commission recommending that the Council grant the appeal of Milton F. John- son from thedecision of. the Zoning Administrator to deny a use permit for the location zLnd construction of an apartment structure containing 120 dweFling units at 43.6, 446 and 454 Hamilton Avenue, Tone District`C-2.S,' subject to conditions listedin the Planning Cornmission minutes of January 29, 1964. In answer to question the Planning Officer explained his reasons ;for denial of the use permit. A motion was made. by Byxbee, seconded by 3eahrs, to uphold the Planning Cornrinission.'s recommendation and grant the use permit requested, Mr. John Hanna, 61,0 University Avenue, addressed the Council -:in protest against allowing more apartments in the subject area and urged that this area be kept for commercial development. He mentioned, also, the increased density in this zoning if the use p�rrnit was granted and spoke of a proposed, commercial development at: ,his site. Mr. Milton Johnson, representing Hamilton Apartments Inc. , explained the proposed apartment building and answered vari- ous questions. (Councilmen Rodgers and Porter were absent for a short time. ) After a.prolonged discussion a motion by Arnold. seconded, by Flint, to refer this item to the Committee of the Whole for further consideration was defeated by a majority voice vote. A motion by Woodward, seconded bogus, to move the previous uuesti'on was carried by a two-thirds majority vote on a show of hands, The,motion by:Byxbee to uphold the recommendation of. the Planning Comrvssion and grant the use permit for 120 dwelling units on 38,950 square feet .of land, subject to the restrictions:: out- lined in the Planning Commission minutes of January ?9, 1964, w:ts. carried by the following roll call vote: Ayes: Beahrs, l3yxbee, Cresap, Porter, Rodgers, Ronrs" Rus, Woodward, Zweng. Noes: Arnold; Comstock, Cooley, Deb>, Dias, Flint. The restrictions and conditions applying to the use permit' are as follows: 1. There shall be not more than 7500 square feet of com- mercial floor area. This cornmerc.ial floor area shall be limited to the ground floor. Building setbacks, architecture, landscaping and other irnproverxients`shall be as shown on the plan drawn by Urban Associates, ',16 Kearny Street, San Francisco, for The; Hamilton Apartments, Inc. , entitled "Schematic Studies"; pages P-1 and P-2, dated December 23, 1963. 3. Dwelling units shall not be converted to other uses with- out formal application, public hearing, and arnendznent of this Use Permit, in accordance with Article 2.3 of the Palo Alto 'Zoning Ordinance. 1 Provide; one and one-half (1-1/2) covered parking spaces for each dwelling unit and one (1) covered parking space for each 144 square feet net floor area devoted to com- mercial use. 5. • Submit for approval a landscape plan listing the proposed plants by -their common narnes and specifying size; number and spacing where applicable. A f;uilding Perrn,it shall • not be issued until the landscape plan is approved. A rininimurn of 55% of the lot area shall be retained as Open - Green Area.- 6. Landscapincc as approved shall be installed with true-to- name,'firs,-class nursery stock prior to occupancy and shall thereafter be maintained and replaced as necessary, 7. All Construction and development shall comply with all - applicable.cades and ordinances and with the require- ments of the Chief of the City of Palo Alto Fire Depart- ment Commencement of construction under this Use Permit shall be deemed an agreement on the part of the applicant-, the owner, their heirs, successors and assigns, to com- ply with all the terms and conditions of this Use Permit. (The Council recessed at 9:30 and reconvened at 9:40.) L,ot Division (Orson and Winifred Taylor) Tomporsa 4,0 t oc w o: ege errace A report was acknowledged from the Planning Commission. recommending; approval of -the lot division appeal of Orson and Wini--. fred Taylor to convert three lots into two 37.5 -foot lots on Lot 6, Block 23, College Terrace (corner of College and, Princeton), subject to provisions of the Engineering Bulletin. The Mayor announced that since Mr. Taylor had requested. that his 'application be.withdrawn, no action was necessary by the Council: San Francisquito Annexation Following an explanation by the City Manager, Resolution No, 3715 entitled "Resolution of the Council of the City of Palo Alto Iniciating`Pr.oceedings to Annex to Said City Certain Uninhabited Territory Described Herein and Designated 'Sa.n Francisquito Annexation' and Giving Notice of the Proposed Annexation" was introduced and:or motion by Woodward, seconded by Zweng, was adopted by a unanimous vote.. It was noted that the public hearing on -this matter will be heldonMarch 23, 19?64. Project No. 62-8, Portions of FoothillF, Annexation No. 3 ' anitary Trunk Sewers and :Water Supply System``' The' Assistant City :Manager explained a proposed reso- lution to allow acquisition of sewer and water facilities easements in connection with this project and a motion was made by Woodward, secanded:by Rus. to.adopt `the resolution as outlined. Afterdiscussion, Resolution No. 3716 entitled "Resolu tior Determining. that the Public Interest and Necessity Require the Acquisition` Of'Lasernei, s -for Sewer and Water Facilities and the ',raking of'Immedia.tePos,sess.on Thereof' (Project No. 62.8, Portions of Foothills'.Annexation No. 3, Sanitary Trunk Sewers and Water Supply'System:)' was introduced and adopted by the following; roll ca11 vote: Ayes: Arnold, Bea.hrs, Bvxbee, Cooley, Cresap, Dias,` Porter., Rodgers, Rohrs, Rus, Woodward, Zweng. } Comstock, Debs • Flint, i3 acs: Road., et al. ,e1d F. � z�tefi that although the o��c;: r,U advised and. �...-= = e tst City �anagex on the vacation re.o- 'fhe Adis.' public hearing nues, het a 'p trier and Ventura,uxa and ;ibanclonxxie"rzt. bando me aerially o£ Cur Said ntur ion property. eb of portions for this Pr°p abandonment adopted ordering .he had no use had been aff ty. Nation staff believed, tre. City .�y seconded, to adopt 1e stated the ex s , du .' atiot . �,a,s'rriade o?, 'Rodgers, recommendation, i n�.citian . dance with „e3c;?utiar�:i.� ac,cox a motion was made by the '- resolution. to the � discussed and this land. The seconded. by ex. nt, to refer the p to whctheir Lion. b F1?nt� ration a: Rion the 'no' ttee y le for con.,si.de disco Deb`" of the r a After furthers Committee ��r a park site. ; .•ee of the Whole wa.s defeated byr. fQ he M for r to the Gor ?m't� will be Matter to refer the , vote. the following roll ca.`1 Cornstoci Cooley, De"s• Dias � Flint, Ayes D . Dyxbee, Cresol?, Dia.s,rd, wei�g• 7 Arnold, Rodgers, s Rohr s , Res , ozs: ortex, Rouge�s° rderin the „� olut.iorx � 7 entitled }Res Pr and Ventura'. ^30. 371 of Curtner r al, ) was then .rid Ab Resolution a of Portions e,nt" Middlefield goad, �:. rid bacdot'o . 55 -11, Middle V'acatlo:a 1'ro3 'o' majority vote. Avenues" ntro introduced -( by .a xn ) intrc,duced andadapted Hof '�rina'x`ed Street en,t oxxtes ree setting. pbandor.zn a,n,aew : proposed resolution, t of xacti ed a p abandonment ,,�.,,� explained on, an ,, City , e, oat of public hearing, �7ndonmes . �'R. for p act Ica ayvic;w ,f is date h q, anraa:�ec3 street in Tr r Council, 1vlaxc of the a Portion <�n u , P lotion z�. portion of ..eso No. entitled Abandon fit',. Intention to was then dsPaloon Declaring the I Huto Aba .� r by. of Palo St Alto D ct 19, May1iew seconded, was adopted of the 'Giza Street in Tract duly sewn l nnamed by Zweng of an J and on motit)x? ;rtr,c�duc�.d a a. ,,,nanirnous vote Right -of -Way Road ay the San .p,ntUriio e ey xop � n report '�y rewex:` �d that a written sic?exatXoTx axe,, er report con City' ��n�g red to the �c,�,ncil for. in re: - gin . frirpis Kelley p at Traffict engineer. Axiom Hare., Brewer the. Road. next meeting, an San. Antonio Ro g its ht -of- y. wa hard to a ea �,ovexztxxtents t of Bay attended the meet- ing had " Association. ads reported that xu had 1Re'k the an 6, an Dias on 'February A, C o tithe filling of the Day ing of AP ate . made o} her . uninstructed delegate. eleg motion was unin:; e scion , a m At the A+Iay or's .suggestion, sugg to the nr�t :: meeting ��-x a»..pn . report or this and consideration.. ensy 1a, to refer her _r i �,ti% �'on of Cp'snGil `iXl� vd y S tine e , meeting for is copies io b � ous vote, of the Whole - requested to furnish a unanimous n ixn 3e�pn�Y. Committee City d the mo on was as then carried ,. andz y Clara .�.� c' report he � County on rr�a"=";. _ c�ant r�-- M cx with the' t? rati,pra + report he had prepared - 4 ,c it w Miss 'irans�'°n` ' copy a Xxin San Flint a County and filed F' ` Gnu ration ' Santa Clara. transportation. x an={I�ox Porter ale rk . City (2) r and �a xter .rtb absenttrpm ityE trameeting ��pt).XtCil d e ward `"erc Wood 'a short time .) mended chat ?lint r e`' °m e t y t Coulic Council aup�, needs o+.�r hat 'the of �, transit overall ��.�- needs . t «f future highway �x ;>ta•' should :�G and. • a clear .1 believes and pt?ectivc.. fat the 1 c� goals a' '� `t` c t ngppx men f°xx7 fox commending m� sc bat t tatiOn policy, p �i � such transportation (31 ' ta�n'n� to t"` rt r•' transportation xan' Comstock, - Ma.tter of ma h trap seconded try to Who . The motion. w a . moved �e � and the �h�YiXnp�'"' vote, pf. b z'�a carried _ C the 4pr following pro- pro - coordinated iLXxta•�' r ail tc� voiced b,� the prt the idea, °f acomprehensive .,�;th prc�Gr,k in spun nec that *exec n Council U ' } itior pi -a � � ccixzi � immediate ;Litat,�' ,ode he favors the ii pre ate f oy xa and of a,� iCt :7 Cottrell panty Lc+ planning i. X*d that the ict in t`r�is c emit pro?cx p the purpose e ai._ t°'�'•.. aX'd fpx f�c;i:itit'•S transit _ study, cis, f°r o�ri tare transit of cxistin tr4Ln7i; �G the ni Ar t�ti cY1 tre operation coxn . of ' c as Maintaining system, ystem Qpr L:aLl°n pCk 3 �^ ani u a:�� d from Avenue CAlp,,txL mun.�C.z. n of Cast14Lc: a a,.,..ww""''"""� advised that a c«ts�the cLp�:,n� 13. Hughes protesting t hY to Council, The Mayor A; and Mrs, 't e under adviseme would d�.e U f,r 0Tri a a�%npwle t t ?uhlic fezy Nvas h, publio ga yOluzion °pati°n p` �d to tlie uitizst ns a Interested in the dia i be n f th bli ciin , A_�Xe�. ti Irite' �ety utility park ?fu and City for Citizens �u'blic S,a. station °nadrs Committee that the e sta., �a c t gtcY` corA uYld'n', t.12 by the IYx t 'acreage Safety ce oc en upon the present present s With no E . row or iti Pr�oh dent' up patcl �n �,e taken the ;.azure • •c. � request W sed that this "the Mayor ,, cil . eat'hv the ads under Cowper t�e�x 5chwr. ze re-, ,p x �,ffG Ka` a flange r o+.1 to 1.ia.rxv E. Street X,our1ed.s> Council in regard c cd rc- `vas. ask � � � the to°4 � letter address s;,on t° . stn uesrix�g per Vii. �✓, traffic situation on Cowper Street. Councilman Zweng commented that a copy of Mr. Schwarze's. utter had been received by each of the Councilmen and he mo✓ed that the cornzrrunir.atior be referred to the staff and traffic committee for answer ;to Mr. Schwarze, .the staff to report back to the Council about the situation, Tb.e motion was seconded by Debs and was carried by a unanimous vote. There being; no further business, the meeting adjourned at .1O:10p.m. ATTEST: APPROVED: Mayor City Clerk'