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Home My WebLink About12-06-1995 CITY COUNCIL STAFF REPORTSSARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. AGENDA ITEM �- MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 CITY MGR: ORIGINATING DEPT: RECREATION DEPT. HEAD: SUBJECT: Saratoga Community Center Improvements -- Award of Construction Contract Recommended Motion(sl: 1. Move to award a construction contract to Bob Tager, Saratoga Builders, in the amount of $8,405. 2. Move to authorize staff to execute change orders to the contract up to $1,095. Report Summary: Included in the approved 1995 -96 budget is an allocation of $9,500 to make some minor improvements at the Community Center. Pre- school Room changes include enlarging the room by converting the existing storage closets to allow for additional classroom space. Changes to the Patio Room will be the addition of storage closets and a few cosmetic improvements. Enlarging the Pre - school Room will allow staff to increase participation, and the improvements to the Patio Room will help entice small group private rentals. A total of three contractors submitted bids for the work and are summarized as follows: 1. Bob Tager, Saratoga Builders - $9,500; 2. Phil Blake Construction - $11,250; 3. Rehder Construction - $20,123. It is recommended that the lowest bidder, Bob Tager, Saratoga Builders be awarded the contract. The bid has been carefully reviewed and references checked. Fiscal Impacts• During the Fiscal Year 95 -96 budget process, staff agreed to recover part of the building improvement expense by increasing fees to the pre - school participants. It is estimated that revenue in this area will have increased by approximately $5,000 during the year. The total expense for this project will not exceed $9,500, and w4s approved in Activity 4041 -6720. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Ngthing. a4gJtional , and improvements to the Community Center will not be completed. Follow Up Actions: The contract will be executed and the contractor will begin work immediately. The job is expected to be completed by January 4, 1996. Attachments: 1. Bid Proposal 2.. Construction Contract CA- Gi SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. MEETING DATE: December 6. 1995 ORIGINATING DEPT: Recreation AGENDA ITEM CITY MGR: DEPT. HEAD SUBJECT: Revision of Facility & Park Rental Fee Schedule Recommended Motion(s): Adopt Resolution revising the fee schedule for the rental of the Community Center, Warner Hutton House, Wildwood and E1 Quito Parks. Report Summary: In July, 1995, the City Council approved the hiring of a facility coordinator. This new employee was given the responsibilities of generating revenue through the marketing and rental of city parks and facilities. She began her task by visiting facilities in the surrounding cities, and reviewing their rental fees and policies. After four months of working with the current city fee schedule, she has made several recommendations to make our rental program more competitive, and also to remove some of the unnecessary complexities. Currently, there are varying fee levels for rental of the Community Center and the Warner Hutton House. There is a set -up rate, actual event rate, and clean up rate. These fee rates have been averaged, and it is being recommended that one hourly rate per room be established. Also, instead of having resident and non - resident rates, it is further recommended that there is one room rate schedule, and residents receive a 10% discount. For marketing purposes, this is a much more positive approach. The non - profit group policy for city facilities needs to be clarified. The current policy states that if a non - profit is having an event open to the public, no entry fees are charged, and the majority of the people attending are Saratogans, then the group is charged $35 per hour regardless of the room being utilized. The only exception is in the case of fundraising activities, and then the full rental rate is charged. In the past, non - profits have been allowed to utilize city facilities for a business meeting at no cost, but if the same group was having a social event the full rental fee would be charged. It is being recommended that the new non - profit rate be 50% of the regular room rate and be assessed for both business and social meetings. The policy for charging the full rate for fundraisers is recommended to remain the same. When the Facility Coordinator was hired in July, the responsibility for park rentals was shifted from the Public Works Department to Recreation. In reviewing the fee schedules for both facilities and parks, it was noted that a processing fee and refundable security deposit are only charged to a customer when reserving space at a city building. These fees should be consistent for all city property, and it is recommended that a $15 processing fee be assessed for each park reservation processed. Further, it is recommended that the current processing fee of $55 for facility rentals be lowered to $25. Most people do not mind paying $500 - $600 to rent the Community Center for a wedding reception, but they always complain about the high processing fee. The park processing fee is lower because it takes less staff time to handle this type of rental. The recommended refundable security deposit fee for Wildwood and E1 Quito Parks is $50. There are two distinct picnic areas at Wildwood Park, and it is being recommended that staff be given the opportunity to accommodate 2 groups. Also, the current park rental fee for fundraisers is extremely low. Last year a community group utilized Wildwood Park and made several thousand dollars in profit. They tied up the park all day, required extra park maintenance staff for cleanup, and their rental fee was only $200 It is recommended, not only to increase this fee to $500, but also to require groups to pay the over -time costs for the park maintenance crew if over 500 people are expected at their event. There are exceptions to both the facility and park fee schedule. The city has never charged Saratoga school groups for use of the parks. There is heavy school usage in September, May, and June. Wildwood is mainly utilized for beginning and end of the year picnics, grade level, or school /family gatherings. Staff will continue waiving the fees unless otherwise directed by the City Council. The Recreation Director has always had the authority to negotiate the best possible rate for long term rentals, even though it might be less than the regular room rental. An example of this is the Saratoga Rotary Club. They have rented the multi - purpose room and kitchen at the Community Center for over 25 years. Rotary Club utilizes the facility 30 -35 Fridays each year for their weekly luncheon meetings. The city has never charged them the regular rate, and they currently pay $55 per week. For ongoing group usage, the Director will continue as she has in the past, unless otherwise directed by the City Council. Fiscal impacts: To determine the overall effect of the rate increase, staff took six actual building rentals and six park rentals from this year and applied the new rates. On this basis, it is estimated there will be ,r a 4% increase in revenue from facility rentals and 14% from parks. An increase was already factored into the Fiscal Year 1995 -96 revenue projections. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional except notification of this meeting to groups who have used the parks for fundraising activities within the last year. Conseauences of Non Acti No change in the fee schedule would result in the continuation of the large number of complaints regarding in the high processing fee for use of city facilities; confusion regarding varying rental rates; inconsistency of the Facility Coordinator charging a processing fee and security deposit for facilities, but not for parks; allowing one group to tie up a park all day long for a very low fee, and to continue to allow groups to raise revenue at a park with very little compensation to the city. Follow Up Actions: Initiate new fee schedule, effective December 7, 1995. Attachments: 1. Building and Park Rental Fee Comparisons. 2. Current and Proposed Fees for Rental of the Community Center, Warner Hutton House, E1 Quito, and Wildwood Parks. 3. Revision to Exhibit A of Resolution 95 -32.1 12/6/95 BUILDING & PARKS RENTAL FEE COMPARISONS BUILDINGS CITY HOURLY FEE RM 1 RM 2 RESIDENT DISCOUNT PROCESSING FEE NON - PROFIT HOURLY RATE Los Gatos $60. $40. None None No discount Campbell $100. $80. 20-25% $25. 50% discount Santa Clara $80. $60. None None $32. $24. Cupertino $90. $65. Rents only None $40. $35. to residents PROPOSED $95. $80. 10% $25. 50 %discount SARATOGA RM 1 is comparable to our MultIpurpose Room / has kitchen & stage. RM 2 is comparable to our Senior Wing / has kitchen. OTHER Foothill Club of Saratoga 5 hour increment $700. St. Michaels Serbian Hall 8 hour increment $950. PARKS CITY AREA FEE PER DAY RESIDENT DISCOUNT PROCESSING FEE Cupertino $40. 40% None Santa Clara $25. -$50. None None Campbell $50. 50% None PROPOSED $50.(Wldwood) 10% $15. SARATOGA $30.(ELQuito) 10% $15. 12/6/95 CURRENT & PROPOSED FEE SCHEDULE PARKS CURRENT PROPOSED Resident Non - Resident Wildwood Prk (25 -50 persons) $60 /Day $90 /Day $50/Day (per area -2 available) Wildwood Prk (50 -150 persons) $85 /Day $145 /Day $50 /Day (per area -2 available) Stage Included in above $40 /Day Horseshoe Pit Included in above $10 /Day Volleyball Court Included in above $10 /Day Fundraisers $200 /Day $200 /Day $500/Day (plus wages & over- head for 1 staff person if more than 500 persons in attendance) RESIDENTS -10% DISCOUNT Security /Damage Deposit (refundable) $0 $0 $50 Processing Fee $0 $0 $15 El Quito Park picnic area $25 /Day $45 /Day $30 /Day RESIDENTS -10% DISCOUNT Security /Damage Deposit (refundable) $0 $0 $50 Processing Fee $15 Multipurpose Rm W /Kitchen Senior Center Rm W /Kitchen Patio Rm W /Kitchen Dance Studio Conference Rm Multipurpose/Patio Rm Senior Center Backyard Multipurpose Backyard Set -up /Clean -up Processing Fee Interior Garden, Patio & Gazebo Garden Set -up /Clean -up Interior Set -up /Clean -up Processing Fee Any facility Set -up /Clean -up CURRENT $95 /Hr $110 /Hr $85 /Hr $95 /Hr $40 /Hr $50 /Hr $30 /Hr $40 /Hr $20 /Hr $25 /Hr $115 /Hr $135/Hr $65 /Day $75 /Day $80 /Day $90 /Day $45 /Hr $55 /Hr $55 $55 PROPOSED $95 /Hr $80 /Hr $45 /Hr $40 /Hr $20 /Hr Delete Combine both Backyards for $100/Day Available only when renting another room. Full hourly rate RESIDENTS -10% DISCOUNT CURRENT Resident Non - Resident $55 /Hr $65 /Hr $35 /Hr $45 /Hr $25 /Hr $35 /Hr $45 /Hr $55 /Hr $55 $55 CURRENT $35 /Hr $25 /Hr $25 PROPOSED $60 /Hr $60 /Hr Full hourly rate Full hourly rate RESIDENTS -10% DISCOUNT $25 PROPOSED 50% Discount of hourly rate 50% Discount of hourly rate EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL L� AGENDA ITE MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS CITY MGR.: DEPT. HEAD SUBJECT: Authorization to purchase replacement riding mower Recommended Motion(s): Move to authorize the issuance of a $17,395.76 purchase order to West Star Distributing, Inc. for replacement of the 52" riding mower. Report Summary: The attached memo from the Buildings and Grounds Superintendent explains the needs and rationale for replacing the 52" riding mower used by the Parks Maintenance staff. The current unit, which is programmed for replacement in FY 96 -97, is in need of extensive repairs. Rather than spending additional funds to keep this unit operational until that time, staff is recommending its replacement now and deferring replacement of the 72" riding mower, programmed for the current year, until next year. Staff is further recommending an upgrade of the 52" mower to a 62" mower for reasons specified in the memo. The model specified by staff is a Toro Groundmaster Model GM223D distributed by West Star Distributing, Inc. of Hayward. Their quotation includes a $500 trade -in allowance for the 52" unit owned by the City. Staff believes this is a fair allowance for the City's unit in light of its condition, and offers the most efficient means of disposing of the fixed asset. Fiscal Impacts• The current budget contains $22,000 in Activity 82 (Equipment Operations), Account 6795 (Fixed Asset Replacement), for replacement of the 72" riding mower, while the FY 96 -97 budget contains $20,000 for replacement of the 52" riding mower. Consequently, there are sufficient funds to cover replacement of the 52" unit this year with the recommended 62" model, and if necessary, the surplus funds from this year's budget can be carried over to next year's budget to fund replacement of the 72" mower. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: The replacement purchase will not be approved as recommended. Staff will assume it is directed to repair the 52" riding mower unless instructed otherwise. Follow Up Actions: A purchase order will be issued to West Star Distributing, Inc. Attachments: 1. Memo from Building & Grounds Superintendent dated November 1. Memorandum To: Larry Perlin From: Bob Rizzo -/u Date: November 29, 1995 Subject: Approval to Purchase Replace of 52" Riding Lawn Mower Recommended Action (s): Move to authorize issuance of a $17,395.7 6 Star Distributing, for the purchase of a mower for the Parks Maintenance Division. Report Summary purchase order to West replacement riding lawn The 52" riding lawn mower is used by the Parks Maintenance Division primarily to mow the turf medians along Saratoga Avenue and the small turf areas in Gardiner, Foothill, Beauchamps, Wildwood and Brookglen Parks. This unit was purchased in 1988 and was scheduled to be replaced in fiscal year 1995/96. Recently, this mower has developed engine trouble, it has lost one of its four cylinders, and it was recommeded by the City's equipment mechanic that the engine be replaced for a total cost of approximately $3,000. Currently, this unit is virtually nonoperational and the engine could freeze at anytime. Staff is recommending that the 52" riding mower be replaced this fiscal year. In this years' Equipment Operations budget (8082) the 72" riding mower, which maintains the larger turf areas in the park system, (El Quito, Congress Springs and Kevin Moran Parks) , is scheduled to be replaced. Staff is recommending that the replacement of the 72" riding mower be deferred one more year to allow for the replacement of the 52" mower this year. The 72" mower is too large of a unit to mow the turf medians and the small park sites. Staff is recommending replacement of the 52" mower with a little larger unit that has a 62" cutting width with a recycling mulching deck which is the same overall width as the 52" mower. This mulching deck cuts the turf without any discharge of the cuttings. It is designed with special deflectors that cycle the clippings to be cut and recut, forcing the smallest of the clippings back into the turf. Currently with the 52" mower, it is necessary to bag all the clippings which prevents unsightly windrowing appearance to the turf areas. This is also very important on the medians strips to give it the desired after -cut appearance. This bagging process is very time consuming because the operator must stop mowing from time to time and replace the full bag of cuttings. The recommended replacement mower is designed to elimate this process making mowing of the turf medians and small areas a more productive procedure. Additionally, the small mulch cuttings that are distributed back in the turf have a beneficial effect and will aid in the overall health and appearance of the turf. Staff has specified the Toro Groundmaster 62" mower due to a number of important factors that make this unit the best choice for the City's park maintenance operation. This unit is very maneuverable which is extremely important when mowing in the very tight areas on the Saratoga Avenue medians. Toro mowers are very reliable and they have a proven maintenance record with the City. Both units in operation have had very little down time and replacement parts are readily available from a local distributor. Fiscal Impacts• In the current Equipment Operations budget, replacement of the 72" riding mower was scheduled for $22,000. Staff is recommending purchasing a new 62' riding mower for a total cost, which includes a trade -in and sales tax, of $17,395.76. Staff is confident that deferring the replacement o the 72" mower until next fiscal year will not increase the recommended budget for the replacement, scheduled at a cost of $20,000. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Action: Authorization to purchase the replacement of this mower will not be provided. Staff would have to mow the Saratoga Avenue medians and small park turf areas with a small walk behind mower. This would greatly add to the total time required to mow these ares. Overall, not replacing this mower will allow for an increase in the total man -hours allotted for the mowing operation and will generally make the overall park maintenance operation less productive. WEST 37A3 DISTRIBUTING, INC. * ** Q U O T E * ** 2438 Radley Court • Hayward CA 94545 -1159 Quote No. Customer No Page (510) 887 -1222 FAX (510) 785 -3576 132543-00 206598 0 1 Date: 10/18/95 To: City of Saratoga 19700 Allendale Ave Saratoga CA 95070 Attention: Bob Rizo Referring to your request for prices and delivery, we are pleased to quote as follows: -----------------------------------------------------------------=-------------- Qty -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Model No. Description Your Cost Extended 1 30223 GM223D ROTARY 16608.60 16608.60 1 93- 109 -sv Video - Gm200 Series Incl Incl 1 30569 62" Guardian C/U Incl Incl 1 24 -5780 TORO -REAR WEIGHT KT* Incl Incl 1 92 -8763 WEIGHT KIT Incl Incl 1 30772 SUSPENSION SEAT30794 Incl Incl 1 trade -in Trade -In Allowance 500.00 - Trade-in allowance for Toro 220 Sub -Total 16108.60 Sales Tax 1287.16 Total 17395.76 Terms: Net 30 Days F.O.B. DESTINATION Delivery: 30 Days A.R.O. Please conta.ct us for further information.. Your Representative is Dan McKay Quote is firm for 30 days. Brochures enclosed. * * * ** THANK YOU * * * ** • • . EQUIPMENT Last Page A\ SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 71716 s o MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS AGENDA ITEM 8 L CITY MGR.: DEPT. HEAD: SUBJECT: Authorization to purchase replacement Community Services vehicles Recommended Motion(s): Move to authorize issuance of a $30,000 purchase order to Saturn of Sunnyvale for replacement of the two CSO vehicles. Report Summary: Staff is requesting Council authorization to purchase two 1996 Saturn SL -1 passenger vehicles from Saturn of Sunnyvale as replacements for vehicles #67 and #68 assigned to the Community Services Officers. As part of the purchase contract, both CSO vehicles (1988 Dodge Diplomats) would be traded in to the Saturn dealership. Because of their age, mileage and condition, staff believes that the trade -in offer should be accepted because it represents the most efficient and practical method for surplusing the two City vehicles. As the attached memo from the Street Maintenance Superintendent explains, a number of local dealerships were contacted to submit quotations for the vehicle replacements based on certain criteria and performance characteristics specified by the City. Of the dealerships contacted, four responded with quotations as summarized in the memo. Upon evaluating the quotations and comparing the different vehicle options available, staff believes that the quotation from Saturn of Sunnyvale offers the best package at the lowest price. The recommended purchase would consist of two 1996 model SL -1 Saturns equipped with Option Package #1 for $15,823.09 each, or $31,646.18 total. The trade -in allowance offered by the dealer is $1,646.18 so that the net purchase price for the two vehicles is $30,000, or exactly what is programmed in the current year's budget. Staff also believes that the recommended purchase is more competitive than what will be available on the 1996 State bid list based on conversations with the State Dep't.of General Services and what was available on the 1995 State bid list. Passenger vehicle options on the State bid, with the exception of police vehicles, are generally pretty limited and don't offer the level of savings over direct dealing that truck purchases do. Also, 1996 vehicles purchased through the State would not be available to the City until sometime in mid - summer. Staff does not believe that the amount of repair and maintenance work needed to keep the current vehicles operating until then is justified, and therefor recommends making the replacement purchase at this time. Fiscal Impacts• As noted, the current budget contains $30,000 in Activity 82 (Equipment Operations), Account 6785 (Rolling Stock Replacement), for the replacement of vehicles #67 and #68. The recommended replacement purchase can be achieved for this amount. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: The recommended replacement purchase would not be authorized. The Council could authorize the replacement purchase through one of the other dealerships which submitted a quotation, direct staff to wait for the results of the 1996 State bid, direct staff to solicit additional quotations, or direct staff to perform the necessary repairs to the current vehicles to keep them operational until further direction or authorization is given. Follow Up Actions: If approved, a $30,000 purchase order will be issued to Saturn of Sunnyvale. Delivery of the two vehicles would occur within ten days. Attachments: 1. Memo from Street Maintenance Superintendent. MEMORANDUM DATE: November 03, 1995 TO: Larry Perlin, Director of Public Works FROM: Gary Enriquez, Street Maintenance Supt. SUBJECT: Authorization to Purchase Replacement Vehicles Action Requested: Authorization to purchase replacement vehicles through local dealerships Background: Vehicles #67 and #68 are 1988 Dodge Diplomats used exclusively by Community Service Officers. Both units are several years beyond their original scheduled replacement date and are resulting in excessive maintenance and repair costs. The rear -end in vehicle #67 has a loud hum, and will require a complete overhaul within the next 3000 miles. Vehicle #68 has had numerous problems with the electrical system and running gear. The interiors in both units are in need of replacement, and both units had to be re- painted this year. The FY 95 -96 budget contains $30,000 in Activity 82 for the replacement of the two vehicles assigned to the CSO's. The State Dept. of General Services informed me the bid for 1996 passenger vehicles will be out in late December, and not to expect delivery for at least 150 days after the order is received by the state. This means delivery to the City may not occur until mid -summer of 1996. Also, State vehicles are generally limited in make, model & option packages and the recent bid suggest no savings by purchasing through the State unlike for trucks. In an effort to locate vehicles that will meet the needs of the Community Service Officers, I have contacted several local dealerships such as Carl Chevrolet, Capitol Oldsmobile, Dodge of Stevens Creek and, Saturn of Sunnyvale just to mention a few. All replacement vehicles considered are equipped alike, to include Air Bags, Air Conditioning, Power Brakes, Power Steering, Power windows and Door Locks. The bids for comparable vehicles are as follows. Saturn SL -1 Price $14,685.00 Tax 1,138.09 Geo Prism $15,304.00 1,186.06 Olds Achieva $15,546.00 1,204.82 Total $15,823.09 $16,490.06 $16,750.82 Dodge Startus $16,583.00 1,285.18 $17,868.18 The replacement vehicles recommended are Saturn SL -1 models with option package #1 to include air, power door locks, power windows and power mirrors for $14,685 plus sales tax. We have two 1988 Dodge Diplomats to offer as a trade -in. A value of approximately $1700.00 per vehicle was established by using the 1995 Kelly Blue Book as a reference. It should be pointed out, that the $1700.00 value is based on a fully operational vehicle that would require no servicing or detail work prior to resale by the dealer. The Saturn Dealer was the only one to offer a trade -in allowance for the City vehicles to bring the net replacement cost within the approved budget of $30,000.00. The trade -in allowance is fair in my opinion and represents the most practical and economical method to surplus the two City vehicles. Reviewed with CSO staff & Community Development Director the Saturns are the preferred choice regardless of cost. They have the best features suited to the needs of the CSO's. Also highly rated by mechanics & consumer reports. By not replacing units #67 and #68 we risk monies being expended on major repairs and having a unit down. SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. F14 q AGENDA ITEM °� C MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 CITY MGR. ORIGINATING DEPT. City Cler i SUBJECT: CORPORATION REPRESENTATIVE TO SMALL CLAIMS COURT Recommended Motion(s): Adopt resolution. Report Summary: The Small Claims Division of the Municipal Court requires that cities pass a resolution each December appointing representatives to the court. The required annual resolution is attached. The Council may recall that a similar resolution was passed on September 20, 1995. The purpose of that resolution was to change the representatives slightly due to the placement of the Community Services Officers under the Community Development Department. In addition, the Finance Director has requested that an Account Clerk also be authorized to represent the City. The attached resolution is identical to the one passed in September except for the addition of the Account Clerk. Fiscal Impacts• In 1994 the City won all its small claims court cases, resulting in recovery of $350, plus court costs. Moreover, the mere threat of Small Claims Court is enough to persuade many individuals to pay their fines. The alternative to the Court would be prosecution by the City Attorney's Office, which would cost much more. Although the amount recovered appears small, it is probably worth while to continue prosecuting cases in Small Claims Court. If we did not do so, more and more individuals would refuse to pay their fines, resulting in a greater revenue loss to the City. Follow Up Actions: An authorization form will be sent to the court. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: The City would not be able to pursue cases in Small Claims Court. SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 2-6 ry AGENDA ITEM MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 CITY MGR.: ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. HEAD: SUBJECT: Recommendation from Public Safety Commission on imposition of parking restrictions on Paseo Presada across from E1 Quito Park Recommended Motion(s): If in agreement with the recommendation from the Public Safety Commission, move to direct staff to institute parking restrictions on the east side of Paseo Presada between Cox Avenue and Bucknall Road and to prepare the necessary authorizing resolution for adoption at the December 20 meeting. Report Summary: At their August 14 meeting, the Public Safety Commission voted to recommend to the City Council to institute a parking restriction on the east side of Paseo Presada between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. (across from E1 Quito Park). The action was taken in response to various complaints received from residents who live across from the park about the parking problems which arise during periods of heavy usage of the park primarily by recreation league participants. These same residents have also noted other problems stemming from users of the park, however these were not dealt with by the Public Safety Commission. In the ensuing month I developed concerns about the Commission's action and suggested at their September 11 meeting that they reconsider and even reverse their previous decision to recommend the elimination of parking on Paseo Presada. The Commission declined to reverse their recommendation by a vote of 2 -4 -1. My primary concern is that the parking problem on Paseo Presada is a result of a lack of adequate parking facilities at the park, and that the recommendation made by the Commission to deal with the problem would do so by eliminating more parking directly across the street from the park potentially pushing the problem further onto the side streets, and not doing anything to improve the situation. In other words, the recommendation deals with one of the symptoms of the problem, and not the problem itself. While I understand and am sympathetic to the concerns of the residents directly across from the park, I do not support the recommendation of the Commission. Nonetheless, I am obliged to forward the recommendation to the Council for consideration. If the Council supports the Commission's recommendation, your action should be to direct staff to implement the parking restrictions through installation of the necessary signage and curb markings, and to prepare the required authorizing resolution to memorialize that action. If the Council does not support the Commission's recommendation, then you should be prepared to provide staff and /or the Commission with whatever other direction you feel is warranted. Fiscal Impacts• Approximately $300 to install signs and curb markings if the Council opts to implement the parking restrictions. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional. The six residents on the east side of Paseo Presada between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. have been sent copies of this report. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: Depends on the Council's action. Follow Up Actions: Also, depends on the Council's action. If the Council endorses the Commission's recommendation, staff will install the required signs and curb markings and prepare the authorizing resolution for your next meeting. Attachments: 1. Minutes of September 11 Public Safety Commission meeting. 2. Staff report to Public Safety Commission dated september 7, 1995. 3. Minutes of August 14 Public Safety Commission meeting. 4. Staff report to Public Safety Commission dated August 10, 1995. ATTA C -H M eur Page 4 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - September 11, 1995 In the course of the discussion, the Public Safety Commission agreed to have the Public Works Department follow -up on the sfoli, g additional items: ook at dual turn lanes from NB Cox to SB Saratoga. otify y Sunland ark about Rte. 85 directional signs along uito Road. 3. Look at two lanes from EB Cox to Quito; one NB and one SB. 4. Look at improving right turn movement from NB Saratoga to EB Co. x 5. Postpo "No Left turn from NB Quito to Martha, Devon & Paseo Lado ntil Paseo Presada stop s;qns & McFarland right turn o can b aluated. �Ja C�Q /� c� Mr. Perlin addressed Mr. Unadkat and Ms. McGoldrick who were present to follow -up on their request to have a "No Parking" zone placed in front of their homes on Paseo Presada across from E1 Quito Park. Mrs. McGoldrick expressed her concern that Mr. Perlin had reversed his decision since the last meeting to eliminate parking on Paseo Presada and on either side of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra. After a lengthy discussion, the Public Safety Commission voted 7 -0 not to endorse parking restrictions on either side of Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra, and voted 2 -4 -1 to approve eliminating parking on Paseo Presada opposite El Quito Park. _The Commission made two additional recommendations to the Public Works Department. These included checking the sight distance problem t Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra, and the signage a g E o Park to encourage the use of the parking lots near t e m dic uildings on Cox Avenue. COMMISSIONER PROJECTS AND REPORTS: A. Gaskell /Hexamer /Kolstad - Traffic Safety and Highway 85 Impact Commissioner Hexamer requested that Mr. Perlin give an update on access and egress from the "golden triangle" and the area near the light at Saratoga and Fruitvale continuing down to Lisa Marie Court. B. Biester Sheriff Liaison Commissioner Biester reviewed the Sheriff's Department report format and will update the document as agreed upon by the Commission. C. Fredrick Schools and SRO Liaison Commissioner Fredrick, the Student Resource Officer (SRO), School District personnel and City staff will meet on Tuesday, September 19 at 2:30 p.m. at City Hall. U 04 BAR A-T-TAcHMEITT O 'y CITY of = � ' AT • � oGA 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 TO: Public Safety Commission FROM: Public Works Director COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ann Marie Burger Paul E. Jacobs Gillian Moran Karen Tucker Donald L. Wolfe SUBJECT: Parking prohibitions on Paseo Presada, Paseo Pueblo & Paseo Tierra DATE: September 7, 1995 RECOMMENDATION: 1. Do not endorse any parking restrictions on either Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra. 2. Reevaluate, and reverse, the previous decision to eliminate parking on Paseo Presada opposite El Quito Park. DISCUSSION: Subsequent to your August meeting, staff has conducted a postcard survey of residents along portions of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra to gage the level of support for removing on- street parking in the vicinity of E1 Quito Park (see copy of survey attached) . Of 22 residents surveyed, 11 have so far responded, 10 of which do not want any of their on- street parking to be eliminated. Further, a number of the residents surveyed, and even some who were not, have expressed concerns about the proposed elimination of parking on Paseo Presada between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. These residents believe the elimination of this on- street parking will only worsen the existing parking situation due to the lack of parking at the park, and simply push more of the problem onto their streets. Once again, there is .a feeling that residents of some streets are being treated more favorably than others and that a more equitable solution must be achieved. Additionally, I have received several calls from the parents of children who participate in organized athletic activities at the park and who are also concerned about the proposed parking prohibition on Paseo Presada. At a minimum, they are suggesting that passenger loading zones be established along Paseo Presada to at least allow them to drop off and pick up their children without the risk of being ticketed for stopping in a red (no stopping or parking) zone. The alternative they say would be for them to stop in the middle of the street. Because of the concerns raised by the residents of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra, and the parents I have heard from, I am inclined to rethink my earlier recommendation to eliminate parking on Paseo Presada. I no longer can support this recommendation and would ask that the Commission reconsider, and reverse, its previous decision. While I am sympathetic to the concerns and problems of the residents of Paseo Presada, I no longer believe that eliminating on- street parking is the proper approach to use to deal with their concerns when looking at the issue from a larger perspective. Unless and until additional parking opportunities can be created at E1 Quito Park, I believe that all of the existing on- street parking in the vicinity of the park must remain available. In the foreseeable future, it may be possible to create significant additional parking along the frontage of the park on Paseo Presada. Staff is studying the possibility of widening the street along the park to create angled or head -in parking stalls which could double or even triple the number of on- street parking spaces along the park. If this were done, then I believe the parking prohibition on the opposite side of the street could be then implemented as an equitable tradeoff. Thus, I believe that the residents along Paseo Presada, along with the Commission, should endorse such a plan when it is developed. In the interim, I believe the City can install some signage along Paseo Presada advising users of the park to not litter and /or block driveways, and of the additional parking available in adjacent private parking lots during the evening hours. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Parking survey. 2. Survey responses with comments. 3. Staff report dated August 10. Larry I. er in To: Public Safety Commission From: Kathy McGoldrick �, 12860 Paseo Presada Fib & Re: Reversal of parking decision on Paseo Presada 99S Date: September 9, 1995 My neighbor and I were shocked to receive the last minute reversal recommendation from staff. It appears to be based on two things: "Several calls from the parents of children who participate in organized athletic activities at the park ", and 2. "The concerns raised by residents of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra ". As for the former, "several" does not seem like scientific data upon which to base your decision. However, I believe if you were to propose a "timed loading zone only" area in front of our residences, you would find no objections. Child safety has always been our focus. Regarding the second, I have serious concerns about what I consider a flawed survey of my neighbors on Paseo Pueblo. By giving a forced choice yes or no survey, they were forced to protect their right to park in front of their homes by saying, "No ". Moreover, by not mentioning the small number of spaces involved, naturally these neighbors would be concerned that a vast overflow would affect their property rights. I strongly feel that the survey should have mentioned permit parking as an option. It works in other cities and we asked for that consideration months ago. As for diagonal parking or putting a parking lot in the park, I hardly think the city has the funds for projects of this magnitude. As a citizen I would question such expenditures when there are lots with parking to spare on either end of Paseo Presada. It is clear to me that the park is overused at certain times causing severe disruption to my neighborhood and an accident waiting to happen. I believe that my neighbors would agree that making left or rights turns from either of the side streets is a tremendous risk due to the parking on the residence side of Paseo Presada. The survey should have mentioned this as well. It's too bad you did not have neighborhood input regarding this instrument. In conclusion, I cannot understand staffs leap of logic which has joined what were two separate issues of side street parking and Paseo Presada parking, and I again respectfully request no parking, permit parking or loading zone parking on Paseo Presada. I feel that the recommendation is based on flawed data and should be set aside. Sincerely, 0 O O� � 0 a ®�® 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 COVNCELMME Ann Marie Burger Paul E. ✓acabs Gillian Moran TO: Residents of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra KarenTudcer Donald L. Wolle FROM: Larry I. Perlin, Director of Public Works SUBJECT: Proposal to prohibit on- street parking DATE: August 28, 1995 The City recently received a request from all of the residents along the east side of Paseo Presada (across from E1 Quito Park) between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. to prohibit on- street parking in front of their properties due to various parking problems attributed to the users of E1 Quito Park. On August 14, the City's Public Safety Commission considered the request and agreed to recommend approval of it to the City Council. At the same time, the Commission was asked to consider elimination of on- street parking along portions of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra for the same reasons. However, because support for extending the parking prohibitions onto the side streets is not so clear, the Commission decided that a survey of the potentially affected property owners should first be conducted. The survey on the enclosed postcard is being mailed to the first five properties on both sides of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east of Paseo Presada, essentially midway between Paseo Presada and Quito Rd. Unless there is unanimous support to extend the parking prohibition onto Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra, the on- street parking will only be eliminated on Paseo Presada as was previously decided. Please .take a moment to complete the survey and return it no later than Friday, September 8. The results will be tallied and reviewed by the Public Safety Commission at their next meeting on Monday September 11. You are welcome to attend this meeting which will be held in the Community Center multi - purpose room at 19655 Allendale Ave. to offer any additional comments you may have on this matter. The meeting will begin at 8:00 p.m. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please feel free to call me at 867 -3438, ext. 241, and thank you for your participation with the survey. Parking Prohibition Survey - Paseo Pueblo & Paseo Tierra Unanimous support is needed to eliminate on- street parking on either Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra. Yes, I support the elimination of on- street parking on both sides ..Of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east ofLPaseo Presada to a point approximately halfway to Quito Road. - No, I am against elimin on Paseo Pueblo and-Paseo Tierrastreet parking P. I have ano er idea: eh ti e,FL T-S. 1K,r- 00�-c ski Uk 4e, I-7_3 Parking Prohibition Survey - Paseo Pueblo & Paseo Tierral`' Unanimous support is needed to eliminate on- street parking on either Paseo Pueb3,o or Paseo Tierra. v Yes, I support the elimination of on- street parking on both sides of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east of Paseo Presada to a point approximately halfway to Quito Road. - No, I am against eliminatin on-street on Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra.`pc, parking I have another idea. 4 I'W- CU I(, cam- �-�/ • r Sa�� w Xj , Fly t K61C Parking Phibition Survey - aseo Pue �lo Paseo Tie v 4"'�� Tierra Unanim us support is needed to eliminate'on- street parkin on either _P eo Pue lO oxf Paseo Tierra. _ Yes , I su pport the elimination of on-street parkin reet g. on both sides of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra-east of Paseo Presada to a point to Quito Road. - No, I an against.elimrnating on- street parking` on Paseo Pueblo and Paseo ra. I have another idea: All r L4 —;,e(, o6 w cS � . Z- -X.,Uk( OL096 Vo `V'JOZV-UVS . MAb MVAJJIIUa I.L_►,ET Jw-qwjLHVda(I !)uix3aur!)xa VOO.LVIIVS 30 Alm Parking Prohibition Survey - Paseo Pueblo & Paseo Tierra Unanimous support is needed to eliminate on- street parking on either Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra. - Yes, I support the elimination of on- street parking on both sides Nof Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east. oi'`�aseo Presada to a point approximately halfway to Quito Road. _ - No, I am against eliminatin • ng on- street parking on Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra. • y I have another idea: V /5(/OR S Oft-5 7- ft 5% � .,'SO/11�;It/lot T Ey,,Oy Parking Prohibition Survey - Paseo Pueblo & Paseo Tierra Unanimous support is needed to eliminate on- street parking on either Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra. - Yes, I support the elimination of'on- street parking on both sigft of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east of Paseo Presada to a point approximately halfway to Quito Road. I am against eliminating on- street parking on Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra. I have another idea: r!T l Q RM OA1 �'tSEt3�� oK P�ov i t7F c��F s►R��T �9�K1N6 A -r-rA c H HEOT 3 Page 4 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - August 14, 1995 Sheriff's Report Continued diverters and signs that had previously been installed in the City of Cupertino and stated his opposition to closing off roads as was recently done in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood. He concluded that unless the closure is part of a comprehensive plan, which residents have an opportunity to comment on, hard feelings will develop throughout the neighborhood. and the traffic devices will eventually end up being changed or removed. In addition, Captain Wilson does not believe that residential burglaries in the area of E1 Quito Park are associated with people who visit the park The Sheriff's Department will lend the Public Safety Commission a bullhorn to use during the appreciation picnic. Captain Wilson's secretary will contact the City to advise Staff of the number of Sheriff's Deputies attending the event. TRAFFIC MATTERS: Devon /McFarland Public Works Director Larry Perlin moderated a public hearing to receive input on the experimental traffic diverter in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood and to determine the next step to deal with the cut - through traffic problems. Approximately 200 residents attended the hearing after 425 postcard notices were mailed to all property owners in the area of Cox Avenue, Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue informing them of the meeting. Mr. Perlin began the hearing by reviewing a chronology of recent events leading up to the installation of the traffic diverter. A question and answer period followed with many residents expressing their beliefs that the cut - through traffic problems had not been resolved, but merely shifted to Montrose Street, Afton, Carrick and McCoy Avenues. In addition, residents communicated their frustration at not having been given an opportunity to contribute their input prior to the installation, as many of them must now travel out of their way to get to their homes. The hearing proceeded with Mr. Perlin listing and evaluating the problems the audience identified, joint consideration of alternative solutions, and prioritization of the best options. The immediate solution, based on the consensus of the audience, was to remove the diverter and to install stop signs at the intersection of Devon, McFarland and Montrose Streets and "No Through Traffic" signs throughout the neighborhood. Mr. Perlin will compile the recommended solutions, conduct a feasibility analysis, and present his final recommendation during a second hearing on this matter at the September 11 meeting. Parking Concerns El Quito Park Mr. Unadkat and Ms. McGoldrick were present to follow -up on their request to have a "No Parking" zone placed in front of their homes on Paseo Presada across from E1 Quito Park. In addition, they reiterated other safety concerns regarding the park which were Parking Concerns E1 Ouito Park Continued discussed at the July meeting. Chair Ken Johnson advised them that the Public Safety Commission would only be dealing with parking related issues and that their other complaints concerning E1 Quito Park would be addressed by the Parks and Recreation Commission. The Public Safety Commission voted. 5 -0 to accept Mr.. Perlin's recommendation to place parking restrictions on the east side of Paseo Presada between Cox Avenue and Bucknall Avenue, and to conduct a postcard survey of the.first seven lots on both sides of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra, east of Paseo Presada, before deciding whether to extend the parking ban down these streets. "No Ricrht on Red" - Saratoga Avenue/Saratoga/Sunnyvale Road Based on results of recent sight distance surveys, Mr. Perlin recommended retaining the current right turn on red prohibition from Saratoga Avenue onto Saratoga - Sunnyvale Road. Staff proposes to improve the operation of the signal by either increasing the sensitivity of the loop detector, or by extending the loop detector to where vehicles turning right wait at the intersection. Additionally, the signage and striping at the intersection will be improved to eliminate any confusion about where to stop while waiting for the green light, as well as to satisfy the Sheriff's Deputies, concerns about their ability to enforce the turn prohibition. Commissioner Hexamer moved, and Commissioner Biester seconded a motion to accept Mr. Perlin's recommendation regarding this matter. The motion carried with a 5 -0 vote. Mr. Perlin is currently working with Traffic Engineer Erman Dorsey to determine the appropriate installation of a Red Zone and /or Passenger Loading Zone in the front of ViaggioIs Restaurant on 4th Street. If the loading zone is installed, a valet service at the restaurant could operate this side of the street as a passenger loading only zone between 6 p.m. and midnight. COMMISSIONER PROJECTS AMID REPORTS: A. Gaskell /Hexamer /Kolstad - Traffic Safety and Highway 85 Impact None B. Biester Sheriff Liaison Commissioner Biester went on a ride -a -long with Deputy Grisenti from the Sheriff's Department on Friday, August 11 and continues to work with the Sheriff's Department on the monthly report format. C. Fredrick None D. O'Rorke/Johnson None Schools and SRO Liaison Fire Safety /EMR U A SAJ ATTACHKEMT pot �:: CITY of = � ' AT • 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ann Marie Burger Paul E. Jacobs Gillian Moran TO: Public Safety Commission Karen Tucker Donald L. Wolfe FROM: Public Works Director SUBJECT: Request for parking restriction on Paseo Presada DATE: August 10, 1995 RECOMMENDATION: 1. Move to recommend to the City Council to place parking restrictions on the east side of Paseo Presada between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. 2. Concur with staff to conduct a postcard survey of the first seven lots on both sides. of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra east of Paseo Presada before deciding whether to extend the parking ban down those streets a certain distance. Postpone a decision on this until your September meeting. DISCUSSION: A group of residents who live on Paseo Presada, Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra across from E1 Quito Park have petitioned the City to eliminate on street parking along those streets in response to parking and other problems attributed to various users of the Park. Staff has evaluated the request and believes that an immediate parking prohibition is justified on Paseo Presada, but should be further reviewed with potentially affected residents of Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra before it is extended onto either of those two streets. The, parking restriction on Paseo Presada would be on the east side of the street only, between Cox Ave. and Bucknall Rd. Since there are very few legitimate parking spaces along this stretch of Paseo Presada and since all of the residents fronting on the street have consented to have their on street parking eliminated, staff is inclined to support the request as it would not exacerbate any existing parking problems and may encourage the park users to utilize the Challenger School parking lot on Bucknall Rd. Recently, the Recreation Department staff arranged for the use of the Challenger School lot by sports league participants. Printed on recycled paper. Before extending parking restrictions onto either Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra however, staff suggests conducting a postcard survey of the first seven or so residents along those streets to gauge the willingness of the residents to eliminate some of their on street parking too. The survey can be conducted over the next couple of weeks and the results tallied and summarized for your September meeting. Staff suggests that any decisions on this aspect of the parking restriction be postponed until then. However, the Commission should decide as a policy up front that both streets will be treated equally, as will both sides of both streets. In other words, I am suggesting that parking not be eliminated on one street only, or on just one side of one street. MWJ X.F". 1W.-MMM i7laamw Attachments TO: Paula Reeve ' •'J��nn,, FROM: Bob Rizzo - DATE: May 16, 1995 SUBJECT: Parking Concerns - E1 Quito Park /s c- ********************************** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** The purpose of this memo is to inform the Public Safety Committee of issues and concerns expressed to the Parks and Recreation Commission by the neighborhood adjacent to El Quito Park. One of the issues that was discussed at the May 15 Commission Meeting was that of on street parking. Many of the residents claim that cars continually park in front of their homesr- blocking their driveways. Both Ms. Kathy McGoldrick Un!=ve quested that some form of parking restriction this issue. They discussed either a Permi Parking Zone or No Parking Area in front of the home across from park along Paseo Presada. The Commission informed them that all parking issues should be referred to the Public Safety Committee for their review. They stated that they will be contacting you requesting that this issue be discussed at a future Public Safety Committee Meeting. I have attached two letters and a recent City complaint referral addressing the parking issue. The Parks and Recreation Commission has discussed with the residents the other issues and concerns regarding E1 Quito Park and they may be considering an alcohol ban in all City parks. 3 79- 7 7Y6) (4°'-T) 96.s " er g' %7 jw -LTE N\ " 03/30/95 Community Services ` City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, California 95070 Re: E1 Quito Park, Saratoga Dear Community officer,- A. This letter is to express concern over the traffic hazard and the safety of the children in the neighborhood near El Quito park on Paseo Presada. We feel that these hazards are mainly caused by the following events. . 1 The baseball league attracts a lot of people and cars are parked on both sides of the street, blocking vision from the residents, driveway. The noise level is extremely high due to the screaming and shouting of the players and their audience. All this disturbs the peace in the neighborhood, sometimes until 9 o'clock in the evening. Frequently, the ball comes into the yards of residents across the street which is extremely dangerous. It seems that the location of the baseball diamond is very inappropriate and it is designed with total disregard to the residents living across the street. We would greatly appreciate some respect for the privacy of the residents. We recommend relocating the baseball diamond or removing it from this park if another suitable location is not available, to preserve the peace and safety of the neighborhood. 2 volleyball game on Monday afternoons. There is a volleyball game every Monday. We feel that the participants are not even Saratoga - residents. Although, our suggestion is not to discourage nonresident use at a public park, we strongly urge that the peace and quiet of the neighborhood not be sacrificed. The. park is too noisy and messy and most residents avoid using the park on Mondays because of all the nuisance caused by the volleyball players. These people park their cars in front of our driveways and walkways leading to our doors. They also play loud music in their cars. When requested to move their cars or stop the music they claim they do not understand English. 3 Even though the park is only supposed to remain open until sunset, there are people in the park long after the sunset. At nights there have been several juvenile arrests for drinking alcohol. We have found broken glass from these bottles, late in the morning, the next day,. after such drinking sessions. We recommend alcohol be banned from this park, like it has been at other parks and specific hours be posted at the park.' 4 People block our driveways with thalX.cars all the time. We have to walk all over-our landscape because our walkways are blocked. Our sprinkler systems get damaged by the-wheels of these cars. We recommend that parking on one side of Paseo Presada be changed' to permit parking to facilitate parking only for the residents and their guests. . If permit parking is not readily achievable, parking should be restricted to one side of the street. This has also been recommended by the sheriff's department on numerous occasions when they have responded to our 911 calls. " 5 The sheriff's department has confirmed issuing a lot of speeding tickets on this street. We would like to bring to your attention that there is also a day care and a preschool on this street. The safety of children should be of utmost importance on this street. 6 The latest trend has- been the people breaking into our backyards and stealing things including lawn mowers, bikes or just looking for valuables. We hope that these issues will be resolved very soon to restore the peace and safety in the neighborhood and once again the residents will have the great quality of life, the city of Saratoga is known to offer. Sincerely, ✓iCoTi'.. ?y�f2 ..r. strzdtga, (411 z sZV Pasco PK � �q. Z 7 r, _ _ U72? (V 6) -PA IeGo a � a ^!`lam CA 76 76 cc: City Council Park & Rec. 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Please be advised of the problems re. the safety of the residents adjacent to El Quito Park: 1) Theft - On Monday, March 27, 1995, I returned from work to find my home had been entered. Several screens were removed and damaged in the attempt to break in. Because they did not have access into the main part of the house, which is alarmed, nothing of value was taken. However, the feeling of violation which I remember from the burglaries of 1974, is no less strong. As a result I must now padlock all access to my property, which is cumbersome, and could be dangerous in case of an emergency. Moreover, my neighbor's properly was recently entered with a resulting costly loss of property. 2) Parking - Except for the rainy months, the park is constantly used for sports leagues. This means we virtually become prisoners, as the participants or their parents park in our driveways for hours at a time. I spent quite a sum putting in a circular drive about 14 years ago because I felt it was dangerous to back my car onto Paseo Presada. The traffic and speed today greatly exceed that of 1981. Yet, because people park in my driveway exits, I am lucky if I can perform this • treacherous manuever in order to keep appointments. Re. Noise, Trash and Vandalism: 1) Coaches and teams arrive to practice soccer or baseball as early as 7 :30 A.M. on weekend mornings, with much gusto, hollering, car- ,, door - slamming, and even horn - blowing. More than once, I have been awakened and crossed the street in a robe to request that the adults have some consideration and control of the team behavior. The response has not always been what I would expect of coaches from Saratoga. Partying with alcohol after dark became so incessant that I have resorted to ear plugs to get rest. I hardly think . that is a solution for my neighbor when his. toddler is awakened. e PIP z 2) I must continuously pick up orange skins, drink cups, beer bottles, and other trash from my property. _ 3) I have timed my landscape lights on the. Pasco Pueblo corner to illuminate where it is dim in street lighting in order to discourage parking and partying. In retaliation, vandals broke the landscape lights. In conclusion, my neighbors and I resent the abuse of our neighborhood. We request relief from the constant parking problems which prevent us from having the use of our property. We would like more frequent sheriff patrols, especially after sunset, during commute hours, and when sport teams are being picked up. Sincerely, Kathy McGoldrick 12860 Pasco Presada SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. AGENDA ITI MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS CITY MGR.: DEPT. HEAI SUBJECT: Recommendations from Public Safety Commission on E1 Quito Park neighborhood traffic issues Recommended Motion(s): 1. Move to adopt the Resolution removing stop signs, designating stop intersections, and designating four -way stop intersections in the El Quito Park neighborhood. 2. Move to adopt the Resolution prohibiting turn movements from Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue. 3. Move to accept the remaining recommendations from the Public Safety Commission on the El Quito Park neighborhood traffic issues. Report Summary: Between March and September of this year, the Public Safety Commission has been attempting to resolve various traffic concerns in the E1 Quito Park neighborhood raised by the residents as a result of the opening of Route 85. In particular, residents of Devon and McFarland Avenues were very concerned about an increase in traffic observed on their streets as motorists attempted to shortcut between Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue, as well as an increase in the speed of traffic through the neighborhood. The Public Safety Commission held the first of four public hearings on the matter in March. At that meeting, the residents of mainly Devon and McFarland Aves. explained what they perceived as the problems that needed to be addressed, and potential solutions to the problems. Staff then proceeded to evaluate the issues and develop alternative solutions for consideration at the June meeting. The matter was next continued from the June meeting to the July meeting due to a budget study session scheduled by the City Council for the same evening as the June PSC meeting, and staff's unavailability to attend both meetings. At the July meeting, a second hearing with the Devon and McFarland Ave. residents was held at which time the Commission heard that the interim measures which had been put into place since the March meeting while appreciated, were not effective at curbing the problems and that additional, more aggressive, traffic control measures would be required. This ultimately resulted in the decision to experiment with a traffic diverter at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection for two weeks at the end of July. The matter was then continued to the August meeting. At the August meeting, a large public hearing was held in the multi - purpose room of the Community Center. Over 100 residents from throughout the E1 Quito Park neighborhood attended the hearing to express views about the traffic diverter and to develop consensus based solutions to the traffic problems that would be acceptable to the entire neighborhood. At the conclusion of the hearing, a series of alternative measures were identified which staff would then evaluate further. The matter was then continued to the September meeting. At the September meeting, a final hearing was held on staff's recommendations of the measures developed at the August meeting. After more public input and considerable Commission discussion, the Commission ultimately passed on a set of recommendations to forward to the City Council. These recommendations can be summarized as follows: 1. Retain the left turn prohibition from northbound Quito Rd. to westbound Devon Ave. 2. Reduce the right turn radius from eastbound Devon Ave. to southbound Quito Rd. 3. Install four -way stops at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose, Devon /Paseo Presada, and Martha /Paseo Presada intersections. 4. Rotate the two -way stop at the McFarland /Paseo Presada intersection to force motorists on McFarland Ave. to stop, and install a stop sign on McCoy Ave. at Paseo Presada. 5. Retain the right turn prohibition from northbound Saratoga Ave. to eastbound McFarland Ave. between the hours of 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. 6. Deploy the SMART radar trailer in the neighborhood on a regular basis to address the speeding problems. 7. Commit to an appropriate level of traffic enforcement by the Sheriff to encourage adherence to the various traffic controls. 8. Monitor the effectiveness of the various traffic controls and continue the matter for approximately six months for further review if necessary. Additionally, the Commission felt the TETAP traffic consultant working for the City should look into the following three issues as a part of their work: 1. Examine whether dual left turns from westbound Cox Ave. to southbound Saratoga Ave. can be created at that intersection. 2. Examine whether dual turn lanes from eastbound Cox Ave. to Quito Rd. can be created at that intersection (one lane for left turns and one lane for right turns). 3. Examine the right turn movement from northbound Saratoga Ave. to eastbound Cox Ave. to see whether any improvements can be made at the intersection to accommodate such turns. Of the first eight recommendations above, no's. 1, 3, 4 & 5 require a legislative action (passage of a Motor Vehicle Resolution) on the part of the City Council to officially implement. As such, two MV Resolutions are attached to this report for Council's consideration and adoption. The first resolution deals with the various stop sign proposals in items 3 and 4, while the second resolution deals with the two turn prohibitions in items 1 and 5. Staff is in agreement with the Commission's recommendations made thus far, and recommends adoption of both MV Resolutions. Fiscal Impacts• Less than $500 to install the markings. There may be a slight citations issued for violations implemented in the neighborhood. necessary signage, striping and increase in revenues from traffic of the various traffic controls Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional. The main spokespersons for the neighborhood have received copies of this report. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: Enforcement of the stop signs and turn restrictions cannot continue without Council's approval of the traffic controls. Any citations issued would be voided by the Traffic Court if challenged. Follow Up Actions: Staff will continue to monitor the situation for the next several months. The TETAP Consultant will evaluate the second set of three recommendations and offer their input in their final report which should be in draft form by the end of December. The PSC will review the draft report at, most likely, their January meeting. Attachments: 1. MV Resolution removing stop signs, designating stop intersections and designating four -way stop intersections in the El Quito Park neighborhood. 2. MV Resolution prohibiting turn movements. 3. Report to Public Safety Commission dated July 5, 1995. 4. Minutes of July 10 Public Safety Commission meeting. 5. Report to Public Safety Commission dated August 10, 1995 without attachments. 6. Minutes of August 14 Public Safety Commission meeting. 7. Report to Public Safety Commission dated September 7, 1995. 8. Minutes of September 11 Public Safety Commission meeting. AT-rACH-HEQT 3 I 111IS11-1. Iwo I=. Ili 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ann Marie Burger Paul E. Jacobs Gillian Moran TO: Public Safety Commission Karen Tucker Donald L. Wolfe FROM: Public Works Director ✓! �ii.N i SUBJECT: Devon /McFarland Traffic Issue DATE: July 5, 1995 RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Receive a report on staff's evaluation of the traffic issues and interim measures emvloved to address the reported problems. 2. Receive any additional public input. 3. Determine the next steps which should be taken to lead to resolution of the matter. DISCUSSION: At Monday's meeting, the Commission will resume discussion of the traffic concerns raised by the Devon /McFarland area residents. At the conclusion of the meeting, I will hope to have accomplished two things. First will be to update the Commission and the residents on what has and has not occurred since your March 13 meeting. Second will be to develop an acceptable strategy for bringing closure to this matter in the next couple of months. Unfortunately, what seemed like a relatively straightforward traffic matter to deal with back in March, instead became an increasingly difficult (and frustrating) problem to solve. While I admit that I am not entirely pleased with our handling. of this matter, I also recognize that a combination of factors beyond staff's control have complicated our efforts to progress towards an ultimate solution to the traffic problems. The most noteworthy of these are the City's recent budget deliberations and the resultant uncertainties in available funding for future traffic counts and solutions requiring'any significant expenditures; the timing of the offsite storm drainage improvement work along Devon and McFarland Aves. by the developer of the former Paul Masson Champagne Cellars on Saratoga Ave.; and the continuing adjustments to the Route 85 ramp metering lights by Caltrans. Printed on recycled paper. These external factors have prevented the City from completing the post freeway traffic counts this past spring. As a result, it is now planned to begin taking counts in mid to late September which means the initial results won't be known until early October. Without the counts, it is virtually impossible for staff to accurately quantify traffic patterns in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood since the opening of the freeway, and to predict with any degree of certainty whether a proposed solution to deal with a traffic problem is appropriate and /or will work. On the other hand, I do not believe that the City can defer taking any action at all until traffic count results are known later this summer. The reasons for this are that enough residents have voiced concerns about increased freeway related traffic along Devon and McFarland Aves. to justify some level of response on the part of the City, and the City Council as far back as 1989 has instructed staff to develop and implement contingency plans to specifically deal with such traffic if it in fact became a problem in this neighborhood. In my opinion, there probably is enough of a problem to warrant some response on the City's part, but the response must be carefully measured so as to not shift the problem elsewhere or create additional traffic burdens. With this in mind, staff has attempted to craft an interim solution which would satisfy the following criteria: ► It must be easy to implement from both a cost and labor standpoint. P. It should be easy to enforce, if necessary. ► It should be flexible enough such that it could be easily modified or terminated if deemed necessary. P. It is not a "band -aid" solution. P. Its effectiveness can be readily evaluated absent any traffic count data. Based on this set of criteria, staff has developed a two phased solution involving firstly, turning restrictions onto Devon and McFarland Aves., and secondly, installation of a traffic diverter at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection if necessary. The turning restrictions were established last Friday (June 30) and are intended to prevent left turns from northbound Quito Rd. onto westbound Devon Ave. at all times, and right turns from northbound Saratoga Ave. onto eastbound McFarland Ave. between the hours of 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. The Sheriff's Dept. began enforcement of the turning restrictions on Monday of this week primarily during the morning commute hours. By the end of the week, 28 motorists were stopped and warned of the turning restrictions. The Deputies will begin issuing citations next week after an additional sign on Quito Rd. is installed. Only one area resident has called to complain about the turning restriction (the resident lives on Montrose Ave. and was upset about the restriction from Saratoga Ave. onto McFarland Ave.), but after learning why the turn restrictions went into effect, the resident agreed that the restrictions were a good solution to the cut - through traffic problem. In the event the turning restrictions are not effective, or should they become an unacceptable inconvenience to a majority of the residents in the neighborhood, then consideration may be given to the traffic diverter at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection (see attached sketch). The concept of the diverter is to prevent convenient direct access between Quito Rd. and Saratoga Ave. along either Devon or McFarland Aves., while not restricting access to residents of the neighborhood. It. is possible to set up the diverter using traffic barricades this summer on an experimental basis and if feedback from the neighborhood is positive, it can be permanently installed later this summer as part of the work that will occur on Devon and McFarland under the Pavement Management Program. It is also possible to experiment with different variations of diverters at other intersections in the neighborhood if that is desired instead. At this time, I believe staff has done about all it can absent further input from the neighborhood and the Commission. The course of action I would recommend adopting at your meeting is as follows: 1. Continue enforcing and monitoring the effectiveness of the turn restrictions through the first week of August. 2. Continue discussion of the item to your August meeting. At that time, determine whether the turn restrictions are working or whether the traffic diverter should be experimented with. 3. If it is determined to experiment with the traffic diverter, develop plans for doing so in August. Continue discussion to your September meeting. 4. Preliminarily review, if necessary, the effectiveness of the diverter at your September meeting. Tentatively schedule a final review of the diverter for your October meeting when traffic counts should be available. Lastly, we must remember the necessity of keeping the entire neighborhood informed of what is taking place at all times. WY14 l/ 0, 1V � "s 20• �i f/ S/ ti lye AkA _ A dh - = = w lei?t) i D"WH By AMOYED BY Oil d ll. !1 1� 1� kr.rlef) wacivi F Z: o se .c o ; c Q Q _w CITY OF SARATO" l "I .. . 4 r �/• f�'l �Ir r� ' !i . SCALE MOR. 1" - VERT. i = `Shawr7 — DATE AN% 99s krrACHmewT q Page 3 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - July 10, 1995 reliability, redundancy, upgrades, overload, emergency planning, and how the agency interacts with other agencies and governmental bodies. TRAFFIC MAT XRS : Public Works Director Larry Perlin resumed the discussion of the traffic concerns raised by the Devon /McFarland area residents who were present at the hearing. Mr. Perlin stated that turning restrictions were put into effect on June 30 preventing left turns from northbound Quito Road onto westbound Devon Avenue at all times, and right turns from northbound Saratoga Avenue onto eastbound McFarland Avenue between the hours of 4 p.m. and 7 p.m., Monday through Friday. Residents of the Devon Avenue neighborhood did not feel that these measures were adequate to control the large number of vehicles which continue to use their street as a convenient access between Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue. They requested that a diverter be set up immediately to prevent this cut - through traffic. After a lengthy discussion, the Public Safety Commission unanimously agreed with Public Works Director Larry Perlin's plan to install a traffic diverter at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection on a trial basis, subject to a review of the effectiveness at the August meeting. Based on concerns over emergency vehicle access, Mr. Perlin is currently working with Traffic Engineer Erman Dorsey to determine the appropriate installation of a Red Zone and /or Loading Zone in front of the restaurant on 4th Street. Now that the budget issues have been resolved and a determination has been made that the crossing guards will be funded for the 1995/96 school year, Commissioner Fredrick, Staff Paula Reeve and Public Works Director Larry Perlin will meet to make a final determination on the crossing guard locations. This information will be presented to the City Council at the July 25 joint meeting. Mr. Perlin also noted that the City -wide traffic counts will be conducted in the fall and that the traffic policy has been finalized with minor revisions. A —rT-i4cHM.E�T 0919'ff @0 0 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ann Marie Burger Paul E. Jacobs Gillian Moran TO: Public Safety Commission Karen Tucker Donald L. Wolle FROM: Public Works Director SUBJECT: Devon /McFarland /Montrose cut - through traffic DATE: August 10, 1995 RECOMMENDATION: Receive neighborhood input on the experimental traffic diverter to determine what the next step in dealing with the cut- through traffic problem should be. DISCUSSION: A public hearing has been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at your meeting on Monday in order to receive input from the El Quito neighborhood on the experimental traffic diverter which was installed at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection. Approximately 425 postcard notices were mailed last week to all of the property owners south of and including Cox Ave. between Quito Rd. and Saratoga Ave. informing them of the meeting. A sample of the postcard is attached. The experimental traffic diverter was installed on Friday, July 28. Since then it has received mixed, albeit mostly negative reviews. The most commonly expressed complaints about the diverter can be summarized as follows: • It has not solved the cut - through traffic problem, but merely shifted it to Montrose St., Afton, Carrick and McCoy Aves. 0 • It has divided the neighborhood by creating a perception that residents of certain streets are being treated more favorably than those of other streets. • It has frustrated even those residents who live in the neighborhood and who must now travel out of their way to get to their homes resulting in excessive speeding along Montrose St. and Afton Ave. Printed on recycled paper. • It is ugly. • It was installed without any neighborhood input. • It represents a breach of faith by the City to the residents of Afton Ave. who fought against any extension of Afton Ave. into the Greenbriar property and out to Saratoga Ave. Based on the written input we have received thus far (see attached), and the testimony you will receive Monday evening, the Commission will need to decide what is the next appropriate step to deal with the cut - through traffic problem. Ideally, the ultimate solution will have the support of the vast majority of the neighborhood, and will solve the problem with minimal inconvenience to the residents in the neighborhood. The Commission should also consider whether additional polling of the neighborhood is needed. At your meeting, I will be prepared to present a brief background on how and why we have gotten to the point where we currently are, and options which the Commission and the neighborhood may wish to consider along with my .evaluation of the pros and cons of each option. I will attempt to have this information in presentation format i.e. overhead projector or large wall displays. I then suggest that the Public Hearing be viewed as a problem solving exercise using the facilitation and problem solving techniques we were previously taught. Because of the considerable interest in this matter and what I perceive is a genuine desire of the neighborhood to reach consensus, I believe that a desirable solution will be achieved. Attachments: 1. Sample postcard notice of meeting. 2. Letters received as of August 11. 3. Problem solving materials. PUBLIC- HEARING NOTICE The City of Saratoga's Public Safety Commission will be holding a Public Hearing to review the effects of the experimental traffic diverter at the intersection of Devon, McFarland, and Montrose Avenues. You are invited to attend the hearing to offer your opinions and suggestions about maintaining the diverter, or other options for controlling cut - through traffic between Saratoga Avenue and Quito Road. DATE: Monday, August 14 TIME: 7:30 p.m. LOCATION: Saratoga Community Center Multi- Purpose Room 19655 Allendale Avenue For more information, call 867 -3438, ext. 219. 11 A-,rr,4c tr r4Eti i (p Page 4 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - August 14, 1995 Sheriff's Renort Continued diverters and signs that had previously been installed in the City of Cupertino and stated his opposition to closing off roads as was recently done in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood. He concluded that unless the closure is part of a comprehensive plan which residents have an opportunity to comment on, hard feelings will develop throughout the neighborhood and the traffic devices will eventually end up being changed or removed. In addition, Captain Wilson does not believe that residential burglaries in the area of 81 Quito Park are associated with people who visit the park. The Sheriff's Department will lend the Public Safety Commission a bullhorn tq use during the appreciation picnic. Captain Wilson's secretary will contact the City to advise Staff of the number of Sheriff's Deputies attending the event. TRAFFIC MAT EM : Public Works Director Larry Perlin moderated a public hearing to receive input on the experimental traffic diverter in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood and to determine the next step to deal with the cut - through traffic problems. Approximately- 200 residents attended the hearing after 425 postcard notices were mailed to all property owners in the area of Cox Avenue, Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue informing them of the meeting. Mr. Perlin began the hearing by reviewing a chronology of recent events leading up to the installation of the traffic diverter. A question and answer period followed with many residents expressing their beliefs that the cut - through traffic problems had not been resolved, but merely shifted to Montrose Street, Afton, Carrick and McCoy Avenues. In addition, residents communicated their frustration at not having been given an opportunity to contribute their input prior to the installation, as many of them must now travel out of their way to get to their homes. The hearing proceeded with Mr. Perlin listing and evaluating the problems the audience identified, joint consideration of alternative solutions, and prioritization of the best options. The immediate solution, based on the consensus of the audience, was to remove the'diverter and to install stop signs at the intersection of Devon,-McFarland and Montrose Streets and "No Through Traffic" signs throughout the neighborhood. Mr. Perlin will compile the recommended solutions, conduct a feasibility analysis, and present his final recommendation during a second hearing on this matter at the September 11 meeting. Parking Concerns B1 Quito Park Mr. Unadkat and Ms. McGoldrick were present to follow -up on their request to have a "No Parking" zone placed in front of their homes on Paseo Presada across from 91 Quito Park. In addition, they reiterated other safety concerns regarding the park which were 4 —r-rActimF i`( 1 C�919W o2 0&T&&19QX5& 13777 FRUITVALE AVENUE • SARATOGA, CALIFORNIA 95070 • (408) 867 -3438 COUNCIL MEMBERS: Ann Mane Burger Paul E. Jacobs Gillian Moran TO: Public Safety Commission Karen Tucker Donald L. Wolfe FROM: Public Works Director SUBJECT: E1 Quito Park (Devon /McFarland) Traffic Issues DATE: September 7, 1995 BACKGROUND & DISCUSSION: At Monday's meeting, the Commission will resume discussion of the E1 Quito Park (Devon /McFarland) traffic matter. A postcard notice reminding residents of -the meeting was again mailed to all E1 Quito Park residents south of and including Cox Avenue. -Earlier this week I discussed the format of the agenda item with the Commission Chairman and suggested the following for your meeting: a) Staff presentation - I will briefly summarize the discussion which occurred at the August 14 meeting and then explain staff's latest recommendations for dealing with the traffic issues. During this time, the Commission should ask any questions about the recommendations and /or the evaluation process used to arrive at them. b) Public input - This portion of the meeting should be viewed as a continuation of the Public Hearing. Unlike the facilitation process used at the prior meeting, I would prefer not responding to specific questions or engaging in any direct dialogue with individual speakers during this time. c) Commission deliberation - After hearing all public input, the Commission should then be prepared to express their views on the matter and preferences for addressing the traffic issues. I can answer additional questions at this time or respond to comments made during the public input. d) Commission action - The Commission decides what should happen next. This may involve asking staff to evaluate additional options, conducting some type of survey of the neighborhood, experimenting further with various alternatives, formulating a recommendation to the City Council, or any combination of the above. Printed on recycled paper. After the August meeting, the experimental traffic diverter at the Devon /McFarland /Montrose intersection was removed and replaced with a 4 -way stop. Additionally, signs reading "No through traffic on Devon, McFarland, Montrose" were installed on McFarland between Saratoga Ave. and the intersection. A few additional telephone calls have been received and only one additional letter, a copy of which is attached. Also attached is a copy of the comments and ideas (the Group Memory) generated during the facilitation exercise conducted at.the August meeting. RECOMMENDATIONS: At this point, the package of recommendations I will be presenting at your meeting include the following: Prevent left turns from NB Quito onto Martha, Devon, and Paseo ado by initially striping median islands which would render such turning movements as illegal. This would occur later this summer ,Ip as part of the road improvements planned for Quito (currently out f� to bid). The only left turn allowed from NB Quito into the El A� Quito Park neighborhood would be -at McCoy. I feel it is important to retain at least one such allowable movement for the residents of the neighborhood and McCoy seems the most appropriate since it is the only street which extends east of Quito, and since it would serve the large number of residents in the southern half of the neighborhood who would otherwise have to drive well out of their way to reach their homes. In the future, it may be possible to construct permanent medians on Quito to further deter violations of the turn restrictions. Install directional signs to Route 85 along Quito and Cox. ese would be designed and placed to direct and encourage ;1 {0-e. motorists to use Cox to get to the freeway. Some additional V signs could also be installed to direct motorists to the shopping area along Cox. 3 Reduce the turning radius for right turns from EB Devon to SB uito. Initially, this would be done by installing chatter bars, or pavement markers. Ultimately, this could be accomplished by OYt�' installing a sidewalk along the west side of Quito whereby the curb and gutter would be extended further into the street thus reducing the turn radii at all of the intersecting side streets. The purpose of reducing the right turn radius at Devon is to force motorists to stop before they proceed onto Quito. kpoved,qr) Install 4 -way stops at Devon /Paseo Presada and Martha /Paseo e sada, and retain the 4 -way stop at Devon /McFarland /Montrose. Rotate the 2 -way stop at McFarland / Paseo Presada to force cFarland traffic to stop and install a stop on McCoy at Paseo Presada. These changes, along with the 4 -way stops above, are pr {adesigned to improve safety in the neighborhood by appropriately assigning right of way for traffic at key intersections in the neighborhood. An added benefit is that they will help to control speeding in the neighborhood although it is important to note that they are not being justified for that reason (VNo one or more signs on Paseo Presada near Cox indicating No Through Traffic on Paseo Presada ". This is intended to discourage primarily EB motorists on Cox from turning onto Paseo Presada and shortcutting to SB Quito. / 0 Prevent left turns from McFarland onto Saratoga by extending a portion of the median island on Saratoga. Left turns from Saratoga to McFarland would still be permitted, as would right N turns from McFarland to Saratoga. This is designed to essentially eliminate any shortcutting through the neighborhood to get to the freeway, while retaining the ability of residents in the neighborhood to use McFarland to get into and out of the neighborhood.- It would also retain-access - into the neighborhood via McFarland from the Cox Ave. fire station if that were needed. 8 Retain the right turn prohibition from Saratoga to McFarland during certain hours which the neighborhood can decide upon and install appropriate signage along Saratoga Ave. This is to NpOfdl pr event the reverse cut - through problem during those times when the neighbors believe it is most pervasive while still allowing residents to make this turn during other times.' Retain the "No Through Traffic on Devon, McFarland, Montrose" signs. Upon considering the many options, I am still of the opinion that McFarland should not be permanently closed to traffic. Deploy the SMART radar trailer in and around the neighborhood �tl as needed to further address the speeding concerns. ff 10. Commit to an appropriate level of traffic enforcement in and .IDVlp•around the neighborhood on a regular basis to discourage violations of any of the above restrictions or traffic controls. 11. Periodically monitor the effectiveness of these traffic control measures through traffic counts, speed surveys, citation D.K. monitoring and visual observation. Develop additional controls as any evidence may warrant. Continue the matter for six months after the controls are established to allow feedback from the neighborhood. . At your meeting, I will explain my rationale for making these recommendations which will include the criteria staff used to evaluate the various options considered. I welcome a thorough and critical review of staff's work. 6144W I'. Ala'� Larry I. Pe lin ATTACHMENTS: 1. Summary (Group Memory) from the August 14 meeting. 2. Letter dated August 27. Iq SUMMARY OF THE AUGUST A PUBLIC SAFETY COMMISSION MEETING Does a problem exist which needs to be solved? In.general, a majority of the E1 Quito Park residents believe so although some feel that more data (traffic counts) is needed to quantify the extent of the problem. What is the problem? Traffic from outside the neighborhood is cutting through the neighborhood to short cut between Quito Road and Saratoga Avenue. The opening of Route 85 and the interchange at Saratoga Avenue has resulted in more traffic cutting through the neighborhood. Traffic is speeding through the neighborhood causing safety problems. The traffic diverter at Devon /McFarland /Montrose has divided the neighborhood by giving preferential treatment to residents of certain streets over those of other streets. The traffic diverter merely shifts the traffic problem onto Montrose and Afton. The traffic diverter is causing property damage as motorists attempt to travel around the diverter (onto lawns, etc.). Goals /objectives for solving the problem: Eliminate traffic which is cutting through the neighborhood. Get traffic onto Cox Avenue. Reduce speeding in the neighborhood. Solution must be equitable for the entire neighborhood. Alternatives identified to evaluate: Remove the traffic diverter. - DONE Install a 4 -way stop at Devon /McFarland /Montrose. - DONE Deploy the SMART radar trailer to address speeding. Close McFarland Ave., allow emergency vehicle access only. Permit right turn only from McFarland to Saratoga, and left turn only from Saratoga to McFarland. Install 4 -way stops along Paseo Presada and some of the E -W intersecting streets. Install "No Through Traffic" signs at strategic locations. Create medians along Quito Rd. to limit left turns into the neighborhood. Install "Children At Play" signs at strategic locations. EVALUATION CRITERIA EQUITY - Is the alternative equitable for the entire neighborhood? Or does it create a situation which helps /hurts some more than others? OBJECTIVES SATISFIED - Does the alternative meet one or more of the objectives for solving the identified traffic problems? INTERNAL /EXTERNAL - Is the alternative geared towards motorists from within the neighborhood or from outside of the neighborhood? ENFORCEMENT DEMAND - How much enforcement will the alternative require to make it effective? Will the alternative encourage traffic violations? SAFETY /LIABILITY - Does the alternative create any undesirable safety or liability concerns? COST - How much will it cost to implement the alternative? FLEXIBILITY - Does the alternative lend itself to modifications (fine tuning) or removal if needed? Can the alternative be implemented on an experimental basis? PRECEDENT SETTING - Has the City implemented the alternative before? SUPPORT - How much neighborhood support is there for the alternative? 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M �pRopo�s�o ,---TA-C H H E Q i 8 Page 2 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - September 11, 1995 Sheriff's Report Continued had not received any complaints about the party, up until the time of the shootings, although approximately 150 young adults were present. A verbal argument between two brothers, who were hired as bouncers at the front door, and another male partygoer, erupted and eventually escalated to the point where the third party shot both of the brothers with a small caliber handgun. The injured men were transported to the hospital where one underwent surgery and the other was treated and released.. The suspect was identified, but was not arrested at the scene. Sheriff's Department personnel will be talking to City Attorney Mike Riback to clarify whether the costs to have 14 patrol units and two sergeants respond to investigate the incident may be recouped from the property owner. Captain'Wilson met with City staff to develop procedures to have the Sheriff' S Department transport the radar trailer on agreed upon days of the week. In addition, he has approved the route for the upcoming October 1, foot race sponsored by Saratoga High School. Lt. Huber distributed several reports containing parking citation, burglary, vandalism and collision statistics from the Sheriff's Department for the past ten months. The Red Cross has obtained a donation from the Rotary Club to fund cots, blankets and comfort kits for the City of Saratoga' s ARK and the ARK located at Saratoga High School. The next Sheriff's Community Police Academy begins September 12. Captain Wilson mentioned that the Sheriff's SWAT Team would be holding a competition at the Metcalf range on September 14 and 15. TRAFFIC MATTERS: Public Works Director Larry Perlin moderated a second public hearing to discuss his recommendations on the experimental traffic diverter in the Devon /McFarland neighborhood. Once again, a postcard notice was mailed to residents south of and including Cox Avenue reminding them of the meeting. Mr. Perlin resumed the discussion by briefly summarizing the deliberations which occurred at the August 14 meeting and summarizing his latest recommendations for dealing with these traffic issues. The public was then allowed to offer their input on Mr. Perlin's suggestions. After hearing all public input, the Public Safety Commission expressed their views on the matter and voted on the following recommendations referenced in Mr. Perlin's September.7, 1995 letter. Perlin's Recommendation #7 Prevent left turns on McFarland onto Saratoga by extending a portion of the median island on Saratoga #5 Rotate 2 -way stop at McFarland /Paseo Presada. #9 Deploy SMART radar trailer. #10 Commit to proper level of traffic enforcement. Motion #1 Vote Proceed with #411 5, 9, and 10. Approved 6 -1 Mr. Perlin's Recommendation #7 Prevent left turns on McFarland onto Saratoga by extending a portion of the median island on Saratoga #1 Prevent left turns from NB Quito onto Martha, Devon, and Paseo Lado. Motion #2 Vote Poll neighborhood on #7 & 1. Failed 3 -4 Motion #3 Vote Proceed with #7 on an experimental basis. Failed 3 -4 Mr. Perlin Ia RecotsWendation #8 Retain right turns from McFarland onto Saratoga by extending a portion of the median island. Motion #4 Vote Retain #8 as is. Approved 6 -0 -1 Mr. Perlin's RecgUOendatinn_ #2 Install directional signs to Route 85 along Quito and Cox. Motion #5 - Vote Delete #2 from list. Approved 7 -0 Mr. Perlin's Recommendation #3 Reduce turning radius for right turns from BB Devon to b Quito. Motion #6 Vote Accept #3 Approve 7 -0 Mr. Perlin's Recommendation #6 Install signs on Paseo Presada near Cox indicating "No Through Traffic on Paseo Presada." Approve #6 Failed 3 -4 Page 4 - Public Safety Commission Minutes - September 11, 1995 In the course of the discussion, the Public Safety Commission agreed to have the Public Works Department follow -up on the follo g additional items: ook at dual turn lanes from NB Cox to SB Saratoga. Notify Sunland ark about Rte. 85 directional signs along Quito Road. 3. Look at two lanes from BB Cox to Quito; one NB and one SB: 4. Look at improving right turn movement from NB Saratoga to 8B Cox. 5. Postpo "No Left turn from NB Quito to Martha, Devon & Paseo ,.Lado ntil Paseo Presada .stop s' s & McFarland right turn o can b Mr. Perlin addressed Mr. Unadkat and Ms. McGoldrick who were present to follow -up on their request to have a "No Parking" zone placed in front of their homes on Paseo Presada across from B1 Quito Park. Mrs. McGoldrick expressed her concern that Mr. Perlin had reversed his decision since the last meeting to eliminate parking on Paseo Presada and on either side of, Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra. After a lengthy discussion, the Public Safety Commission voted 7 -0 not to endorse parking restrictions on either side of Paseo Pueblo or Paseo Tierra, and voted 2 -4 -1 to approve eliminating parking on Paseo Presada opposite B1 Quito Park. The Commission made two additional recommendations to the Public Works Department. These included checking the sight distan le ce prob t Paseo Pueblo and Paseo Tierra, and the signage g 8 o Park to encourage the use of the parking lots near t e m is uildings on Cox Avenue. Sc -OkN4�- COMMISSIONER PROJECTS AND REPORTS: A. Gaskell /Hexamer /Kolstad - Traffic Safety and Highway 85 Impact Commissioner Hexamer requested that Mr. Perlin give an update on access and egress from the "golden triangle" and the area .near the light at Saratoga and Fruitvale continuing down to Lisa Marie Court. B. Biester Sheriff Liaison Commissioner Biester reviewed the Sheriff fIs Department report format and will update the document as agreed upon by the Commission. C. Fredrick Schools and SRO Liaison Commissioner Fredrick, the Student Resource Officer (SRO), School District personnel and City staff will meet on Tuesday, September 19 at 2:30 p.m. at City Hall. n SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. (P AGENDA ITEM MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 CITY MGR. ORIGINATING DEPT. City Clerk9w. SUBJECT: Resolution Ordering Abatement of a Public Nuisance by Removal of Hazardous Weeds Recommended Motion: Adopt resolution ordering abatement. Report Summary: The attached resolution represents the second step in the weed abatement process for this season. The County has sent the owners of the parcels requiring weed abatement notices informing them that the weeds must be abated, either by the owners or by the County. The notice also informed them that they may present objections at tonight's public hearing. Follow -up Actions: The final steps take place next summer, when the County presents the Council with a list of properties whose abatement bills have not been paid, and the Council, after hearing any objections, passes a resolution declaring liens on those properties. Fiscal Impacts: None to City. County recovers costs from administrative portion of fee charged. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: Weed abatement could not be performed by the County. It would be necessary to depend upon property owners to take care of their own abatement. Attachments: Resolution. List of parcels requiring weed abatement. 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 1 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SBE PARCELS SITUS API OWNER' ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 366-12 -069 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 366-12 -071 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 SARATOGA- SUNNYVALE RD 366 - 20-033 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 COX AV 386 -44-038 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 COX AV 386- 44-040 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 386-53 -017 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 386-53 -018 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 386-53 -019 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 389 -01 -021 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 389 -01 -022 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 389 -01 -023 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 389 -03 -001 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 SARATOGA AV 389 - 10-009 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 SARATOGA AV 389 -11 -016 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 BONNET WY 389 - 20-001 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 ASPESI DR 389 -25 -001 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 COX AV 393 -17 -003 SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO ONE MARKET PLAZA SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105 COX AV 393 -17 -004 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 COX AV 393 -17 -005 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 COX AV 393 -17 -006 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 393 -21 -003 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 SARATOGA AV 393 -21 -006 PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO 111 ALMADEN BLVD SAN JOSE CA 95125 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 1 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SITUS APN 1995 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -023 2023 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -024 2051 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -025 BURNETT DR 366-05 -026 0963 BOWHILL CT 366-05 -030 0960 BOWHILL CT 366-05 -031 2279 CRAYSIDE LN 366-05 -035. 2307 CRAYSIDE LN 366-05 -036 2333 CRAYSIDE LN 366-05 -037 2351 CRAYSIDE LN 366-05 -038 2505 CRAYSIDE LN 366 -05 -041 2393 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -051 2423 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -052 2457 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -053 0876 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -055 2362 BEAUCHAMPS LN 366-05 -065 SARATOGA - SUNNYVALE RD 366 -12 -004 2341 SARATOGA- SUNNYVALE RD 366-12 -065 2297 SARATOGA - SUNNYVALE RD 366-12 -067 0801 VERDE MOOR CT 366 - 14-031 1169 MARIA IN 366-21 -003 1396 MARIA LN 366-21 -008 1166 MARIA LN 366-21 -015 2029 SARATOGA - SUNNYVALE RD 366-22 -022 0570 PROSPECT RD 366-22 -030 0811 NORADA CT 366 -27 -004 PARKER RANCH RD 366 -4:3 -008 2218 FARR RANCH RD 366 -43 -012 2164 FARR RANCH RD 366-43 -013 2048 PARKER RANCH RD 366-43 -018 2057 PARKER RANCH 366-43 -019 PROSPECT RD 366 -44-001 FARR RANCH RD 366 -44-003 2496 PARKER RANCH RD 366-48 -001 2468 PARKER RANCH CT 366-48 -002 2356 PARKER RANCH RD 366-48 -003 2217 VISTA ARROYO CT 366 -48 -004 ,2206 VISTA ARROYO CT 366 - 48-011 2413 PARKER RANCH RD 366-48 -022 2357 PARKER RANCH RD 366 - 48-024 OWNER VU MUU AND LE VAN TRUSTEE CHANG YEN C AND LINA W BAKER RANDALL AND KAREN J DE LA CRUZ MICHAEL LEWIN ROBERT E AND JANICE D COULD BONNIE AND ROBERT KAO JEN H AND CHIA Y LIN TED T AND CYNTHIA S CHEN ABRAHAM D AND SHIRLEY S CHUANG CHAU - HSIUNG AND YUEH -JING LIN FRANK C TRUSTEE & ET AL SZE KONNIE H AND SHELLY L WONG ANTHONY Y AND LOUISA M WONG THOMAS H AND MEI H TAN CHUAN -CHIEH AND MAY -INN SAMSUNG SEMICONDUCTOR INC SHUFFLE E B AND CYNTHIA M ALAMEDA CATHERINE AND ALAN A FONTANA /SMYTHE INVESTMENTS LLC HELMREICH MARTHA M AND GRAF W A 3 KHAN SITARA A AND IMDAD H CHEN HOOVER J AND MELINDA N CARROLL SYLVIA J CASHIN EMMET J JR TRUSTEE & ET AL YOSHIOKA TAKASHI SHUFFLE CYNTHIA M AND E B ARIMA RONALD H AND MASAYE L CHOY BENEDICT C AND LOUISA L KO ROBERT J AND TRUDE -CHEA SINSLEY BETTY R AND GROVER C DUNKELBERGER PHILLIP M PARKER RANCH HOMEOWNERS ASSOC PARKER RANCH HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION SINSLEY KRISTINE M HEINDEL JOHN H AND NOLA C SARASWAT KRISHNA C AND SONIA EDWARDS JOHN D AND LYNN M TRUSTEE SCHINELLA RICHARD D AND MARIE D MURANO ANN F AND KATSUYOSHI HAY RONALD S AND LESLIE J ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 11995 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6515 12023 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6515 12051 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6515 75 CONGRESS ST PORTSMOUTH NH 03801- 20963 BOWHILL CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6522 20960 BOWHILL CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6522 12279 CRAYSIDE IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6525 12307 CRAYSIDE IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6525 12333 CRAYSIDE IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6525 12351 CRAYSIDE IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6525 21640 RAINBOW CT CUPERTINO CA 95014 -4829 12393 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6519 12423 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6519 12457 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6519 20876 BEAUCHAMPS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6513 3655 N 1ST ST SAN JOSE CA 95134 20811 NORADA CT SARATOGA CA 950704018 265 S 18TH ST SAN JOSE CA 95116-2702 40 S MARKET ST SAN JOSE CA 95113 20801 VERDE MOOR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -3715 21169 MARIA IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6532 21396 MARIA IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6532 21166 MARIA IN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6532 PO BOX 1295 MENLO PARK CA 94027- 20570 PROSPECT RD CUPERTINO CA 95014 20811 NORADA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -3018 627 W HOMESTEAD RD SUNNYVALE CA 94087 -5601 12218 FARR RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6528 12164 FARR RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6528 12048 PARKER RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6533 12057 PARKER RANCH SARATOGA CA 95070 -6534 PO BOX 3077 SARATOGA CA 95070 PO BOX 3077 SARATOGA CA 95070 1512 JARVIS CT SAN JOSE CA 95118 -1639 PO BOX 3452 SARATOGA CA 95070 12356 PARKER RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6537 12217 VISTA ARROYO CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6547 12206 VISTA ARROYO CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6547 12413 PARKER RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070.6538 12357 PARKER RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6538 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 2 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SITUS APN OWNER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 2301 VISTA ARROYO CT 366-48 -025 NAGGIAR MICHEL A AND DIANE G TRUSTEE 12301 VISTA ARROYO CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6547 2637 STAR RIDGE CT 366-49 -001 YAU CHAD C AND WEN LI Y ' 12637 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6510 2467 PARKER RANCH RD 366-49 -006 GOEL AJIT AND RANJANA TRUSTEE 12467 PARKER RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6538 2525 PARKER RANCH CT 366-49 -009 DITTMANN MANFRED K AND INGRID H 12525 PARKER RANCH CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6502 2532 PARKER RANCH CT 366-49 -010 LIN EDWARD S AND ROSE S 12532 PARKER RANCH CT SARATOGA CA 95070 2502 PARKER RANCH CT 366-49 -011 SUN KAI C K AND LINDA S L 12502 PARKER RANCH CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6503 1415 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -012 SYMONDS JOHN R AND ELIZABETH A TRUSTEE 21415 CONTINENTAL CIRCLE SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 1427 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -013 KAPURIA ANIL AND SUCHETA 21427 CONTINENTAL CIRCLE SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 1439 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -014 YAMAUCHI ALAN AND LOUIE - YAMAUCHI 21439 CONTINENTAL CL SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 1451 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -015 NIGAM ANIL K AND RESHMA 21451 CONTINENTAL CL SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 1463 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -016 TAM ANDREW C AND TAWM EUGENIA Y 21463 CONTINENTAL CL SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -022 VALLEY TITLE CO 426 -7 GALLERIA DR SAN JOSE CA 95134 2375 FARR RANCH RD 366-49 -027 WELLS - LAWSON MARCIA & LAWSON HENRY S 12375 FARR RANCH RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -6531 1471 CONTINENTAL CL 366 -49 -046 ROBICHAUX PAUL R TRUSTEE & ET AL 21471 CONTINENTAL CL SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 CONTINENTAL CL 366-49 -047 ROBICHAUX PAUL R TRUSTEE & ET AL 21471 CONTINENTAL CL, SARATOGA CA 95070 -6505 1245 COMER DR 366 - 50-001 SMART JOHN L AND CHERYL L 21245 COMER DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -3709 1273 DIAMOND OAKS CT 366 - 50-002 LEE MYUNGHO AND JEONG 21273 DIAMOND OAKS CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6509 1301 DIAMOND OAKS CT 366 - 50-003 LEE ENG AND TRACY 21301 DIAMOND OAKS CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6509 1329 DIAMOND OAKS CT 366 - 50-004 LOWRY ROBERT C AND SALLY U TRUSTEE 1231 SUMMERWIND WY MILPITAS CA 95035 -2419 1357 DIAMOND OAKS CT 366 - 50-005 BLACKWELL CHRISTOPHER D AND PAMELA C 21357 DIAMOND OAKS CT SARATOGA CA 95070 1356 DIAMOND OAKS CT 366 - 50-006 COSTANZA DEBORAH A 21356 DIAMOND OAKS CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6509 2720 STAR RIDGE CT 366- 50-011 KOENEN RICHARD A TRUSTEE & ET AL 12720 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6511 2665 STAR RIDGE CT 366 - 50-012 SIMON KEITH A AND DEBORAH S 12665 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6510 2805 PICEA CT 366 - 50-021 CHEN CHARLES T AND HEDY 12805 PICEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6548 2861 CHIQUITA CT 366 - 50-025 VU KHANH H AND LAN N ET AL 12861 CHIQUITA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6508 2889 CHIQUITA CT 366 - 50-026 YANG KO -ZEN AND LAN -LI C 12889 CHIQUITA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6508 2832 STAR RIDGE CT 366- 50-030 LACROUTE BERNARD J AND RONNI S TRUSTEE 12832 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6511 2693 STAR RIDGE CT 366 - 50-031 GUPTA VIPAN K AND SUNITA 12693 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6510 STAR RIDGE CT 366 - 50-036 SAN JOSE WATER WORKS 374 W SANTA CLARA ST SAN JOSE CA 95196 2846 STAR RIDGE CT 366 - 50-037 MANGALICK DINESH C AND KUSUM 12846 STAR RIDGE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6511, 2860 STAR RIDGE CT 366 - 50-038 SYWAK INGRID AND ALEXANDER P O BOX 3611 SARATOGA CA 95070 2906 CHIQUITA CT 366- 50-039 LEWIS CRAIG A AND LAURA T 12906 CHIQUITA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6507 2888 CHIQUITA CT 366- 50-040 STERNBERG KENNETH J AND ILENA 12888 CHIQUITA CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6507 1941 BROOKGLEN DR 378 - 24-002 DIONNE -REID TRUDI AND REID ROBERT M 11941 BROOKGLEN DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -3403 1995 WALBROOK DR 378 -25 -021 APGAR BRIAN AND KATE 11995 WALBROOK DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -3450 2523 SCULLY AV 386 - 04-019 WANG PAUL J AND CHI -MEI 12523 SCULLY AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -3907 8506 PROSPECT RD 386 - 10-006 PATRICK EDWARD H SR AND VIRGINIA E 1400 N 4TH ST RENTON WA 98055- .2624 PASEO FLORES 386 -12 -040 KLINE ROGER G AND PEGGY S 12624 PASEO FLORES SARATOGA CA 95070 -4117 2619 PASEO OLIVOS 386-12 -054 PALLONE THOMAS G AND FONDA L 12619 PASEO OLIVOS SARATOGA CA 95070 -4150 2625 PASEO OLIVOS 386-12 -055 LOMAN MILDRED K 12625 PASEO OLIVOS SARATOGA CA 95070 -4150 L 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA _ Page 3 SITUS APN OWNER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 2680 PASEO OLIVOS 386 -12 -063 CARRIGAN DOUGLAS J ET AL 12680 PASEO OLIVOS SARATOGA CA 95070 -4151 2618 PASEO OLIVOS 386-12 -067 GRISWOLD DAVID C AND TERESA R 12618 PASEO OLIVOS SARATOGA ' CA 95070 -4151 2623 QUITO RD 386-12 -068 BRAUN WAYNE D 12623 QUITO RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -3628 2639 QUITO RD 386-12 -069 TAN TJWAN B AND DHIAM G 814 HUMEWICH WY SUNNYVALE CA 94087 8533 PASEO TIERRA 386-13 -011 KULLICK STEVEN E AND CARY L 18533 PASEO TIERRA SARATOGA CA 95070 -4128 8580 PASEO TIERRA 386-13 -026 TOM PAUL K AND DORA L 18580 PASEO TIERRA SARATOGA CA 95070 -4129 2785 QUITO RD 386-13 -030 RAY JAY D AND LEE ANN F ET AL 12785 QUITO RD SARATOGA CA - 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BOX 2455 SARATOGA CA 95070 -5239 4171 CHESTER AV 397 -01 -050 O'ROURKE THOMAS J AND MARJORIE I TRUSTEE 14045 APRICOT HILL SARATOGA CA 95070 -5614 4131 TEN ACRES CT 397 -01 -053 WORTHINGTON J R AND BARBARA A 14131 TEN ACRES CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5637 4153 TEN ACRES CT 397 -01 -054 KOURETAS PANAGIOTIS N AND VASILIKI P 14153 TEN ACRES CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5637 4175 TEN ACRES CT 397 -01 -055 JOHANSEN KIM A AND PATRICIA L 14175 TEN ACRES CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5637 4195 CHESTER AV 397 -01 -057 SALCEDO ALFREDO L AND MARILYN V 100 DAWN LN WAVERLY OH 45690 -9664 4024 CAMINO BARCO 397 -01 -069 KRPATA CHARLES E AND BRENDA S TRUSTEE 14024 CAMINO BARCO SARATOGA CA 95070 -5661 4101 MARILYN LN 397 -02 -030 PELLICCIOTTI LEO AND VIRGINIA 14101 MARILYN LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5644 8610 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -031 MURPHY THOMAS R ET AL 18610 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5658 8570 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -032 PAC TR COMP TTEE BELLI EMMA TR P O BOX 75000 DETRIOT MI 48275 -3228 8530 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -033 BURKHART HOWARD N JR AND MARCIA G 18530 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5658 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -035 BELLICITTI HARRY L 18500 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5658 8525 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -036 BELLICITTI HARRY L 14001 CHESTER AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -5619 8561 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -037 PETERSON EUNICE C 18561 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5647 8591 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -038 FOUGHT ELMER C AND EUNA 18591 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5647 8505 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -070 PUBLICOVER MARK W AND VALERIE A 18505 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5647 ALLENDALE AV 397 -02 -109 BUEHNER OLIVER W TRUSTEE 18650 ALLENDALE AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -5237 8520 MARSHALL LN 397 -02 -110 BELLICITTI HARRY L ET AL 18500 MARSHALL LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5658 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -004 GIAMMONA JOSEPH V TRUSTEE & ET AL 14251 SOBEY RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5605 4451 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -012 FARROW MICHAEL M AND VICKY M 14451 SOBEY RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5607 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 6 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SITUS APN OWNER - ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 4471 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -014 BARNES NANCY J 14471 SOBEY RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5608 4475 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -015 HOOVER REX W AND JANIS L 14475 SOBEY RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5608 4231 HILLTOP WY 397 -03 -024 RHEE DAVID Y AND YOONHEE P O BOX 9895 SAN JOSE CA _ 95157 8843 TEN ACRES RD 397 -03 -029 ORGAN DONALD V AND KAREN M 18843 TEN ACRES RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5621 8908 TEN ACRES RD 397 -03 -032 LEWIS HAROLD L AND BEVERLY 18908 TEN ACRES RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5604 4467 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -045 OSTBY RAYMOND K AND NATHA TRUSTEE PO BOX 2474 SARATOGA CA 95070 4469 OMEGA LN 397 -03 -046 CHMIEL JOHN A 14469 OMEGA LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5655 4437 LELAND CL 397 -03 -066 KINDER FREDERICK 14437 LELAND CL SARATOGA CA 95070 4528 CHESTER AV 397 -03 -072 YAUGER VICKI M AND HARRY B 14528 CHESTER AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -5660 4510 SOBEY RD 397 -03 -074 GAUDREAU DANIEL A AND NASRIN 14510 SOBEY RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -0056 4507 CHESTER AV 397 -03 -076 SCOTT WALLACE M 14507 CHESTER AV SARATOGA CA 950705665 TEN ACRES /EMERALD HILL 397 -03 -081 SALAMAT JAVAD ET AL - 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MONTE VISTA DR 397 -08 -051 MANSUBI FRED AND MARY 2577 SAMARITAN DR UNIT 860 SAN JOSE CA 95124 5474 MONTE VISTA DR 397 -08 -056 MAGILL JOHN J AND MARGARET 15474 MONTE VISTA DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -6278 MONTA VISTA DR 397 -08 -057 O DONNELL DANIEL B AND JOANNE T 19135 MONTE VISTA DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -6217 8634 MONTEWOOD DR 397 -08 -065 ODINEAL CHARLES N AND DORIS D 18634 MONTEWOOD DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -6222 5187 BLUE GUM CT 397 -08 -081 GUPTA RAM P AND SAROJ K 12613 LIDO WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -3139 5209 BLUE GUM CT 397 -08 -082 HORVATH FRANK J AND DAGMAR M 15209 BLUE GUM CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6268 5225 BLUE GUM CT 397 -08 -083 LUEBBERS MARSHA L AND SCOTT S 15225 BLUE GUM CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -6268 9110 SUNNYSIDE DR 397 -08 -084 GIES ROBERTA P TRUSTEE 19110 SUNNYSIDE DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -6242 MONTE VISTA DR 397 -08 -093 FOLEY MARY S JR AND JAMES W 18630 ASPER CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5202 8642 MONTEWOOD DR 397 -08 -098 GANTAYAT AKHILA N AND BIJOYA L 852 LAS LOMAS DR MILPITAS CA 95035 -4527 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30-002 WALKER THOMAS E AND SUSAN 1134 LITTLEOAK CL SAN JOSE CA 95129 PIKE RD 503 -30 -010 POLITI JOSEPH E AND SANDRA 14447 DEER CANYON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 - 4220 PIKE RD 503 -30 -022 LUSTENADER THOMAS G AND CAROL W 14220 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5357 4550 PIKE RD 503 -30 -023 CEPPOS JEROME M AND KAREN 14550 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5359 4124 PIKE RD 503 -30 -030 BOHN ROBERT H AND GAY M 14124 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5304 4100 PIKE RD 503- 30-031 LEE DANA M 14100 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5304 PIKE RD 503 - 30-038 BERGNA LOUIS P AND PATRICIA A TRUSTEE 14420 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5358 503 - 30-056 ATWOOD STANFORD H JR ET AL 14684 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5345 4440 PIKE RD 503 - 30-075 MILLER JACK R TRUSTEE & ET AL 14440 PIKE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5358 4150 DORENE CT 503 -31 -054 FAN SHERMAN S AND LILY L 14150 DORENE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9727 DORENE CT 503 -31 -055 BROWN JOHN P AND JACQUELINE 14372 OLD WOOD RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5633 4152 DORENE CT 503 -31 -056 SMITH DAVID M AND LORI A TRUSTEE 14152 DORENE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9727 4142 DORENE CT 503 -31 -057 SEVILLA ALBERTO AND WELGE LYNN 14142 DORENE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9727 4134 DORENE CT 503 -31 -058 ROSENBERG GERALD R AND BARRIE R 14134 DORENE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9727 4124 DORENE CT 503 -31 -059 MCNEISH JAMES W AND ELIZABETH A 14124 DORENE CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9727 4170 TEERLINK WY 503 -31 -060 MORRISON HUGH C AND RUTH A 14170 TEERLINK WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -9734 TEERLINK WY 503 -31 -061 TEERLINK ERMA TRUSTEE 1821 HOLLY OAK DR MODESTO CA 95354 HEBER WY 503 -31 -065 SHENG NIN -CHUN AND ROUNDA P O BOX 20011 SAN JOSE CA 95160 1791 HEBER WY 503 -31 -066 SHENG NIN -CHUN AND ROUNDA P O BOX 20011 SAN JOSE CA 95160 HEBER WY 503 -31 -067 VINTNER INVESTMENTS P O BOX 20011 SAN JOSE CA 95160 1800 HEBER WY 503 -31 -068 REKHI MUNINDER P SING AND SADARSHAN K 829 CAPE FLATTERY PL SAN JOSE CA 95133 -1526 1790 HERBER WY 503 -31 -069 KUNDTZ ROBERT A AND NANCY J TRUSTEE 21790 HERBER WY SARATOGA CA 95070 4161 TEERLINK WY 503 -31 -074 AVENI DAVID J AND CINDY M 14161 TEERLINK WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -9735 4171 TEERLINK WY 503 -31 -075 DE MCOLO MAURILIO AND SUSAN E TRUSTEE 14171 TEERLINK WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -9735 4185 TEERLINK 503-31 -076 ALFF WILLIAM H AND DENNY V 14185 TEERLINK SARATOGA CA 95070 -9735 1800 MT EDEN RD 503 -31 -077 LEE TING P TRUSTEE & ET AL 21800 MT EDEN RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -9722 MT EDEN RD 503 -31 -078 TEERLINK HEBER J 21810 MT EDEN RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -9722 3946 DAMON LN 503 -31 -079 MOON WILLIAM G AND ANNETTE C 13946 DAMON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -9721 3970 ALBAR CT 503 -31 -080 KAABIPOUR EBRAHIM 13970 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 3977 ALBAR CT 503 -31 -085 MOLLARD ROY S TRUSTEE & ET AL PO BOX 1235 SARATOGA CA 95071 3967 ALBAR CT 503 -31 -086 HARTE JOHN M AND LESLEY A 13967 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 13 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SITUS 3957 ALBAR CT 3947 ALBAR CT 3937 ALBAR CT ALBAR CT 3935 DAMON LN 3921 DAMON LN 1761 HEBER WY 1771 HERBER WY 1770 HEBER WY 4151 TEERLINK WY 3966 ALBAR CT 3941 DAMON LN 3951 DAMON LN PIERCE RD LAND ONLY 0851 SARATOGA HILLS RD LAND ONLY 3877 UPPER HILL CT CHALET CLOTILDE DR 3502 PIERCE RD 3436 PIERCE RD 3370 PIERCE RD 1298 SARAHILLS DR 1266 SARAHILLS DR 0956 SARAHILLS DR SARAHILLS DR SARAHILLS DR 1216 BANK MILL RD 1194 BANK MILL RD 1243 DEEPWELL CT 1328 LUMBERTOWN LN 1201 LUMBERTOWN LN 1197 HAYMEADOW DR 1185 HAYMEADOW DR 1127 BANK MILL RD 1182 HAYMEADOW DR TOLLGATE RD 1216 HAYMEADOW DR 1175 BANK MILL RD APN OWNER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 503 -31 -087 MALANCZUK WILLIAM T AND DORENE G 13957 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 503 -31 -088 HWANG LILY L AND JOSEPH J 13966 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 503 -31 -089 HALADUS ZBIGNIEW 13937 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 503 -31 -090 BENEFICIAL CALIFORNIA INC 10265 S DE ANZA BL CUPERTINO CA 95015 503 -31 -097 GREENSPAN STEPHEN B AND ANN TRUSTEE 13935 DAMON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -9726 503 -31 -098 LEMPERT DAVID E AND EYA LESLIE A 13921 DAMON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -9720 503 -31 -100 PALMER WILLIAM AND CHARLENE 21761 HEBER WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -9700 503 -31 -101 MCCAMMON JAMES D AND MARY E 21771 HERBER WY SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -31 -103 DENTON RICHARD AND SHERRIE TRUSTEE 21770 HEBER WY SARATOGA CA 95070 -9700 503 -31 -105 LUTHRA VIRENDER K AND TRIPTA 14151 TEERLINK WY SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -31 -107 HWANG LILY L AND JOSEPH J 13966 ALBAR CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -9718 503 -31 -108 G14AFGHAICHI MAJID AND MINA TRUSTEE 13941 DAMON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -9726 503 -31 -109 BRAUCHLER ROLF ET AL 13951 DAMON LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -9726 503 -47 -007 THE MOUNTAIN WINERY INC. P O BOX 1852 SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -49 -041 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SANTA CLARA 960 W HEDDING UNIT 220 SAN JOSE CA 95126 503 -49 -042 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SANTA CLARA 960 W HEDDING UNIT 220 SAN JOSE CA 95126 503 - 50-019 JACOBS DENNIS AND CLAIRE 19234 CITRUS LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6410 503 - 50-020 JOHNSON WAYNE C AND C A 13877 UPPER HILL CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5332 503 -51 -002 LEVIN EDWARD N AND LORETTA TRUSTEE 13481 PIERCE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -4214 503 -51 -003 PERASSO CLOTILDE M TRUSTEE 1724 LYON SAN FRANCISCO CA 94115- 503 -51 -012 GODDARD PAUL AND JACQUELINE TRUSTEE 13502 PIERCE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -51 -013 OSBORNE JOHN E AND SUSAN D TRUSTEE 13436 PIERCE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -51 -014 SULLIVAN GODFREY R AND SUZANNE M 13370 PIERCE RD SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -53 -010 GOFF BOB E AND DONNA L TRUSTEE 475 LAKESHORE BL UNIT 31 INCLINE VILLAGE NV 89450 503 -53 -011 YANOVSKY BORIS AND MARIANNA 21266 SARAHILLS DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -4838 503 -53 -022 MOGANNAM ABID N AND MUNA 20956 SARAHILLS DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -4838 503 -53 -061 DHAKA VIR A AND MOHINI 580 ARASTRADERO RD UNIT 105 PALO ALTO CA 94306 503 -53 -064 PONTIER LENA PO BOX 212 VILLAGE STA SARATOGA CA 95071 503 -55 -005 PARK CHUL AND CHYON S P O BOX 3448 SARATOGA CA 95070 503 -55 -006 KIM JIN K AND IHN H 21194 BANK MILL RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5705 503 -55 -039 LIKOSKY WILLIAM H TRUSTEE & ET AL 21243 DEEPWELL CT SARATOGA CA 95070 -5709 503 -55 -044 ARELLANO ANGEL ET AL 21328 LUMBERTOWN LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -5712 503 -55 -045 VAJDIC BRANISLAV AND MIRJANA PO BOX 3423 SARATOGA CA 95070 -1423 503 -55 -046 RICHARDS ELIZABETH M TRUSTEE 21197 HAYMEADOW DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -5710 503 -55 -047 JACOBS BARBARA L 21185 HAYMEADOW DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -5710 503 - 55-049 JONES CECIL R AND GUDRUN T TRUSTEE 21127 BANK MILL RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5706 503-55 -052 MARIAN VAUGHN R AND DOROTHY R TRUSTEE 21182 HAYMEADOW DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -5710 503 -55 -053 BLAIR JEROME C AND ARLENE 3549 MAURICIA AV SANTA CLARA CA: 95051 -6617 503 -55 -054 WEISER RICHARD A AND ABBY N 21216 HAYMEADOW DR SARATOGA CA 95070 -5710 503 -55 -064 KIM KI Y 21175 BANK MILL RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -5706 11/21/95 1996 WEED ABATEMENT LIST BY THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA Page 14 FOR THE CITY OF SARATOGA SITUS APN OWNER ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 1333 LUMBERTOWN LN 503 -55 -075 WALL JOHN J TRUSTEE 21333 LUMBERTOWN LN SARATOGA CA 95070-5712 3439 OLD OAK WY 503 -57 -004 DENG GE AND PATRICIA W 13439 OLD OAK WY SARATOGA CA 95070-4206 1359 TOLL GATE RD 503 -62 -001 BRETTNER DONALD AND AMY 21359 TOLLGATE RD SARATOGA CA 95070-5715 4728 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -002 MOMROW EDWARD G AND JUDITH C TRUSTEE 14728 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 4696 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -003 HELLER MEYER AND MARGO 14696 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 4664 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -004 VAHABI MOHAMMAD AND AMIRHOSSEIN 14664 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 4632 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -005 CHIN BENNY AND WINIFRED W 14632 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 4600 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -006 STEINBACK DONALD L AND JOSEPHINE F 14600 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 4605 BOUGAINVILLEA CT 503 -62 -007 SPRAGUE ROBERT A AND SUE E TRUSTEE 14605 BOUGAINVILLEA CT SARATOGA CA 95070-5708 TOLL GATE RD 503 -62 -017 LIU VINCENT ET AL 14760 MASSON CT SARATOGA CA 95070-9715 1417 TOLL GATE RD 503 -62 -018 INGLE ROBERT D AND SANDRA R 21417 TOLLGATE RD - 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94301 4771 ALOHA AV 517 -08 -035 WHALEN THADDEUS J III AND JULIA P 14771 ALOHA AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -6006 4661 VICKERY AV 517 -11 -072 KROLL HARVEY V AND KATHY G 14661 VICKERY AV SARATOGA CA 95070 -6034 4700 OAK ST 517 -12 -006 QUICKERT GENIEVA M 14700 OAK ST SARATOGA CA 95070 -6058 0602 LOMITA AV 517 -12 -033 PURVIS JOHN H AND TRACY E 20602 LOMITA AV SARATOGA CA 95070 0600 LOMITA AV 517 -12 -034 INGSTER MICHAEL C 20600 LOMITA AV SARATOGA CA 95070 =6024 0400 HILL AV 517 -18 -048 ARATA ALMA R PO BOX 2206 SARATOGA CA 95070 MONTALVO HEIGHTS DR 517 - 18-051 SUCIU PAUL I AND AUDREY V 16995 BOHLMAN RD SARATOGA CA 95070 -9601 LAND ONLY 517 - 18-054 SAN JOSE WATER WORKS 374 W SANTA CLARA ST SAN JOSE CA 95113 -1502 MONTALVO HEIGHTS DR 517- 18-055 SAN JOSE WATER WORKS 374 W SANTA CLARA ST SAN JOSE CA 95113 -1502 5156 VICKERY AV 517 -18 -061 OLAVARRI MIKE AND JOSEPHINE TRUSTEE PO BOX 591 SARATOGA CA 95070 4800 MONTALVO RD 517 - 20-005 DUTRA JANICE D PO BOX 516 SARATOGA CA 95071 0201 HILL AV 517 - 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36-001 PEARCE DAVID B AND SHARON A 20932 HIDDEN VIEW LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6344 BOHLMAN RD 517 - 36-002 SILBERSTEIN PETER S AND ANNA C 5940 AMAPOLA DR SAN JOSE CA 95129 -3057 0972 HIDDEN VIEW LN 517 -36 -003 SILBERSTEIN PETER S AND ANNA C 5940 AMAPOLA DR SAN JOSE CA 95129 -3057 0932 HIDDEN VIEW LN 517- 36-004 PEARCE SHARON A AND DAVID B 20932 HIDDEN VIEW LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6344 0915 HIDDEN VIEW LN 517 - 36-006 HIDDEN VIEW PTNRS 20915 HIDDEN VIEW LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6344 0959 HIDDEN VIEW LN 517 - 36-007 CRAIK JAMES K AND JUDI 20959 HIDDEN VIEW LN SARATOGA CA 95070 -6344 SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 2� (04S AGENDA ITEM MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 CITY MGR. Ao% ORIGINATING DEPT. City Clerk4t SUBJECT: CERTIFICATION OF INITIATIVE PETITION Recommended Motion: Order a staff report on the initiative petition to be presented at the December 20 Council meeting. Order staff to prepare a resolution calling an election for the initiative measure and any other measures as may be determined by the City Council, to be presented at the December 20 meeting. Report Summary: Since the attached petition has been certified by the Registrar of Voters as meeting the 15% signature requirement, the City Council has three options at this meeting: 1) Introduce the ordinance without alteration; 2) Order a special election to be held 88 to 103 days from this meeting; or 3) Order a report from staff. Option 1 is self - explanatory. If the Council takes Option 2, the election would have to be held prior the March 26 primary election, causing a very great expenditure of funds for a stand -alone election. If the Council takes Option 3, the report must be submitted to the Council within 30 days. At the meeting when the report is submitted, the Council must either introduce the ordinance or order an election. The Council may direct that the report cover the measure's fiscal impact; its effect on the internal consistency of the city's general and specific plans, including the housing element, the consistency between planning and zoning, and the limitations on city actions under various sections of the Government Code; or any other matters the Council requests. NOTE: In order to place a measure on the March 26 ballot, the Council must order the election by adopting a resolution which must be delivered to the Registrar of voters before 5:00 p.m. in the time period from December 14 through December 29. Fiscal Impacts: Fiscal impacts of the measure, if any, would be determined by staff if directed to prepare report. Follow Up Actions: To be determined by Council. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: Elections Code 9214 requires action; inaction is not an option. Attachments: Certificate for Initiative Petition from Registrar of Voters i., t County of Santa Clara General Services Agency Registrar of voters 1553 Berger Drive Information & Administration (408) 299 -8302 P.O. Box 1 147 Election Officers (408) 299 -2694 San Jose, California 95108 TDD (408) 288 -9820 November 27, 1995 TO: Grace B. Cory Deputy City Clerk, City of Saratoga FROM: Dwight M. Beattie A� Registrar of Voters SUBJECT: Initiative Petition Enclosed is a Certificate for the Saratoga City Initiative Petition entitled "Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance." The Petition contained 3847 signatures. A random sample of 500 signatures was checked. Four Hundred Fifty -five (455) were valid (91% of the random sample). This Projects out to 3501 valid signatures. There were two duplicate signatures. Using the Secretary of State's formula for penalizing for duplicate signatures on a random sample, 103 signatures were subtracted from the 3501 valid signatures, leaving a total of 3398 valid signatures. A total of 3155 signatures were needed, based on the random sample, in order to qualify under California Elections Code Section 9214 (15% of the 19121 registered voters as of the last report to the Secretary of State, times a projected 110% of needed valid signatures). If you have questions about the results or the process, please call me. Enclosures Board Of Supervisors: Michael M. Honda, Blanca Alvarado, lRon Gonzales, James T. Beall Jr., Dianne McKenna County Executive: Richard Wittenberg 3-009 CERTIFICATE TO INITIATIVE PETITION I, Dwight M. Beattie, Registrar of Voters of the County of Santa Clara, State of California, hereby certify: That the Neighborhood Preservation Ordinance Initiative measure has been filed with this office on November 2, 1995. That said petition consists of 77 sections; That each section contains signatures purporting to be the signatures of qualified electors of this county; That attached to this petition at the time it was filed was an affidavit purporting to be the affidavit of the person who solicited the signatures, and containing the dates between which the purported qualified electors signed this petition; That the affiant stated his or her own qualifications, that he or she had solicited the signatures upon that section, that all of the signatures were made in his or her presence, and that to the best of his or her knowledge and belief each signature to that section was the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be; That after the proponent filed this petition, I verified the required number of signatures by examining the records of registration in this county, current and in effect atthe respective purportive dates of such signing, to determine what number of qualified electors signed the petition, and from that examination I have determined the following facts regarding this petition: 1. Number of unverified signatures filed by proponent (raw count) 3847 2. Number of signatures verified 500 a. Number of signatures found SUFFICIENT 455 b. Number of signatures found NOT SUFFICIENT 45 (1) NOT SUFFICIENT because DUPLICATE 2 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this 27th day of November, 1995. Dwig t M. Beattie, Registrar of Voters Created: 11/22/95 a 1:51 PM Santa Clara County Registrar of Voters Page: 1 _ Job ID: PCS.JOB.040 STATUS OF PETITION SIGNATURE CHECKING Report ID: PCS-510 - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ----- -- --- --- ----- ----- - - - --- - Petition ID: JOBB08 - NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION ORDINANCE J Pages: ALL ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- ---------- -- -- - --- Number of Signatures Required........... 500 Number of Signature Entries ............. 3847 Number to be Checked .................... 500 13.0% Number Checked .......................... 500 13.0% Number not Checked ...................... 0 0.0% Number Valid ............................ 455 91.0% Number Invalid .......................... 45 9.0% GOOD Good .......................... 455 91.0% NREG Not Registered ................ 27 5.4% OUT Out of District ............... 13 2.6% DUP Signed More than Once......... 0.4% WDRN Withdrawn ..................... 0 0.0% RLAT Registered Late ............... 1 0.2% PTY Party Different ............... 0 0.0% STM Signed Too Many.. ...... .. 0 0.0% AD Registered at different addres 1 0.2% Cl Cannot identify ............... 0 0.0% DI Declaration incomplete........ 0 0.0% DO Ditto marks or "Same as Above" 0 0.0% MA More than one address given... 0 0.0% NA No residence address shown.... 0 0.0% NP Not precinctable (no such addr 0 0.0% NS No signature .................. 1 0.2% PS Printed signature ............. 0 0.0% SI Signatures don't Match........ 0 0.0% TN typed name - address............ 0 0.0% SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 4 AGENDA ITEM � � � /-T MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 ��CIIIIIIIlTTY1111 MGR. ,L ORIGINATING DEPT. Community Development SUBJECT: Adoption of California Codes Recommended Motions Adopt the California Building Code, Plumbing Code, Mechanical Code, Electrical Code, Fire Code, Uniform Housing Code and Uniform Code for the Abatement of Dangerous Buildings Code, with amendments, by ordinance and waive reading. Report Summary: At the regular City Council meeting on November 15, 1995, staff introduced the proposed adoption of the California model codes with local amendments. During the public hearing, there were no proposed modifications to the recommended codes. Staff was instructed to submit the proposed codes in ordinance form for adoption at the December 6, 1995 Council meeting. Staff recommends adoption of the proposed ordinance as submitted. Adoption at this time represents the final phase of the code adoption process. The new codes will become effective thirty days from adoption. Fiscal Impacts: None Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Notice required for public hearing. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: Local amendments will be invalid. Follow Up Actions: The adopted codes will becomes effective on January 5, 1996. Attachments: Proposed model codes and local amendments. c: \wpdocs \95exec.sum 1 SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 26 (I1 AGENDA ITEM 'Y MEETING DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1995 CITY MGR.: ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. HEAD: 0 R SUBJECT: Final Acceptance of Improvements for SD 92 -006 (14350 Douglass Lane) and release of maintenance securities Recommended Motion(s): Move to grant final acceptance of the improvements and authorize staff to release the maintenance /warranty securities for the improvements. Report Summary: All of the improvements required of the developer of SD 92 -006 (14350 Douglass Lane) have been satisfactorily maintained since Construction Acceptance was granted on September 21, 1994. Consequently, it is appropriate for the Council to grant final acceptance of the improvements at this time and authorize staff to release the owner's warranty /maintenance security posted with the City. Fiscal Impacts• Little, if any at all. The public improvements to be acquired by the City consist of a pedestrian pathway connecting the two segments of Douglass Lane across Wildcat Creek. As a result, there will be an incremental increase in the City's sidewalk and trails maintenance activities. Advertising, Noticing and Public Contact: Nothing additional. Consequences of Not Acting on the Recommended Motions: The improvements would not receive final acceptance and the warranty /maintenance security would not be released. Staff would inform the owner of any further work required by the Council before the improvements could receive final acceptance. Follow Up Actions: The warranty /maintenance security will be released to the owner. Attachments: 1. Staff report to City Council dated September 21, 1994. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. 9ARATOGA CITY. COUNCIL MEETING DATE: SEPTM BER 21, 1994 ORIGINATING DEPT.: PUBLIC WORKS TV - NI ark 100he,,�s SEP 3 01994., AGENDA ITEM CITY MGR. DEPT. HEAD: i SUBJECT: Construction Acceptance of Improvements for SD 92 -006 (14350 Douglass Lane) and Release of Performance securities E=QAen ed Motion (sl : Move to grant Construction Acceptance of the improvements. for SD 92 -006 and authorize staff to release the performance - securities posted to guarantee completion of the work. Report Summary: All improvements required of the developer of SD 92 -006 (14350 Douglass Lane) have been satisfactorily completed and accepted by staff. Consequently, it is recommended that the Council grant Construction Acceptance-of the improvements at this time and authorize staff to release the performance securities posted by the developer to guarantee satisfactory completion of the required work. Upon taking this action, the one year -maintenance period covering the improvements will begin. The required maintenance is secured by a maintenance bond also posted with the City by the developer. Fiscal Impacts: None directly. The cash bond to be refunded to the developer is in the amount of $8,467.32. Advertising. Nctici nq and Public Contact: Nothing additional. otlons: Construction Acceptance of the improvements, would not be granted and the performance securities would not be released. Staff would advise the developer of any additional requirements of the City Council before Construction Acceptance could be granted. F0110w Up Actions: The performance securities (bonds and cash deposit) will be returned to the developer. The one year maintenance period will commence. A final inspection .of the improvements will occur approximately ten months from now. Attac menu: None. Motion and vote: Moran /Wolfe moved to approve staff recommendation. Passed 4-0 (.Tucker absent). SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. ��` AGENDA ITEM: MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 �A ORIGINATING DEPARTMENT: Community Development VV CITY MANAGER APPROVAL: VAL: O Avli� SUBJECT: A -95 -001, Wilson /Davison, Peach Hill Road (APN# 517 -23 -026) Request for Waiver of Annexation. Recommended Motion: Deny the request for Waiver of Annexation. Background: By agreement with the County of Santa Clara and the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) annexation is generally required when development is proposed on parcels that are contiguous to the City boundary and that are located within the City's Urban Service Area (USA) . Owners of these contiguous parcels may request a waiver from annexation if they desire to develop under County regulations. The City has usually denied these waiver requests except in cases where severe geologic conditions exist or when urban services are not readily available. Report Summary: The requested waiver relates to a vacant, 1.014 acre parcel on Peach Hill Road which is contiguous to the current City boundary and is located within the City's USA. The property has direct access to the County maintained portion of Peach Hill Road. All required services are available to the property. The site offers limited views of the valley floor but appears to be screened by vegetation from most neighboring properties with the exception of the adjacent developed parcel to the east. Staff has identified the following issues in consideration of this waiver request: w 1. Site Development Control The current Santa Clara County development regulations would allow for a 35 foot high, three story structure with no limits on floor area to be built on this site. A proposal that meets basic County zoning standards does not require a public hearing and is approved by staff through an administrative process. The City would allow, at maximum, a 26 foot high, two story structure with a floor area of approximately 4300 square feet. The City would require any new home proposal on this site to complete the Design Review process which includes a Public Hearing before the Planning Commission. 2. Geology The site is located in a PS soil zone which is characterized by moderately steep to very steep slopes common to the hillside areas of Saratoga and Santa Clara County. The Berocal Fault is known to be located just north of the subject property. A detailed geologic review to determine acceptable construction standards for this site would be required as part of the City's Design Review process. 3. Fiscal Impacts The annexation of this property to the City would result in additional costs to the City for Sheriff services and street maintenance for the annexed portion of Peach Hill Road. This cost would be partially offset by an increase in property taxes and utility user fees. Road improvement issues, if any, would be addressed during the Design Review process and subsequent development of the site. Follow -up Action: If the Staff recommendation to deny the annexation waiver is accepted, the applicants would need to complete a Request for Annexation application for consideration at a future City Council meeting. Consequences of not Acting on the Recommended Motion: If the waiver is granted, the property will be developed under the zoning regulations of Santa Clara County as discussed earlier in this report. Attachments: 1. Location map. 2. Assessors Parcel map. Motion and Vote: exe .form .�, \ ` ~.- RK OR 6 8 K 510 R M. 625•M-40 ROS62?11 R 0 5 93132 R. O. S. 487129 QD (2.791 AC. PER P. M. Ei 2.96 AC 625-M- I ODA, 100 Ac. 29 38 cm cc A 2 9-0 AC ?0 25 u *a qi 322 96 • PCL. I L4 CA ON 1.92 AC AWE LINE 1207A 157AC • -F (RED HILL RD' C C D H D s7 A . r& (R E ILL R c % I SOAC -9 17 go -to Ir ,ems-r>> 4-Ts'p�,- iLl U Ar &= -15381- S. 1.66 AC. 32 IDIS AC ;, V i o Y3 . 41 1.12 AC-NET A i: 4.158AC 14935 PCL I 4 1.03A•. 1% X 10 602 2-7 "'.'U I M 2.14 2 Ac GA. Z. 601 Ac. MET PCL 2 IPTN PCL t. PTN CL 1* 5.17 AC. 2.22 AC. 1 (10.90 AC. GR. 1.11 AC LAI 8.68 AC.GR. C', I 1A -1 J6 5 -47 10.772 AC 6 35 f 30 SARATOGA CITY COUNCIL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NO. Z0 4fl AGENDA ITEM MEETING DATE: December 6, 1995 1C,ITTY MGR. ORIGINATING DEPT. Community Development SUBJECT: Request for Waiver of Use Permit Application Filing Fees - Ascension Church and Congregation Beth David; Miller Avenue and Prospect Blvd. W-l"ALLU F311 Deny the Waiver of application filing fees for the Use Permit. A request has been received from the Ascension Church and Congregation Beth David to waive the filing fees for a Use Permit. The Use Permit is required to permit both churches to participate with other churches on a permanent basis in a program to provide housing for homeless persons during the months of June and August. A Planning Commission public hearing is required for the Use Permit because the use is considered an "expansion of use" for the church facilities. The fee for a Use Permit public hearing is $2325. In May 1995, the City Council denied an appeal of the neighbors of the Ascension Church thereby approving a Temporary Use Permit for the rotating shelter in August. The Planning Commission had approved the request. There was substantial neighborhood opposition at both meetings. The full filing fee was paid for this TUP application, the first application at this location. The City Council has previously considered similar requests for waiver of fees. In 1993, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church paid the entire filing fee for its first Temporary Use Permit requesting a similar rotating homeless shelter. The full fee was required because this was the first request and involved substantial staff work as is typical with all zoning applications. On two subsequent occasions in 1993 -94, the City Council partially waived the fees for a Temporary Use Permit and a permanent Use Permit for Prince of Peace for the shelters. The Council directed staff to apply fees on an "actual cost" basis which did not include staff time in research, report writing, meetings, overhead, etc., typically required to achieve full -cost recovery. The partial waiver of fees was justified by previous staff work and familiarity with the identical project and similar neighborhood issues. Staff is recommending denial -of the fee waiver request for two reasons. • Although this is the second request by the Ascension Church, this is the first request and public hearing for both churches involving two months during the summer. Given the controversy in the first request, staff assumes similar response in this City Council December 6, 1995 Fee Waiver Request application and would anticipate significantly more work than just reviewing a previously approved permit. Significant budget cuts have resulted in staff reductions in the Planning Department. As a result of budget discussions and City Council direction, staff was instructed to require filing fees which resulted in full cost recovery. Waiving the fee would not provide full cost recovery for this application. ii! Loss of $2325 in Planning Revenues projected in the 1995 -96 budget. L; VM4 Planning Commission public hearing to review the Use Permit request (tentatively scheduled for February 1996). Dependent upon the applicants' decision to pursue the Use Permit should any or all of the fees not be waived. RF(- F.IN /ED E Nov 1995 PLhiv►viNG DEPT. 12o)3 ./ M iGr �Venue • arato a • Ca C ornia 9 5o7o November 21, 1995 Saratoga City Council c/o Mr. Paul Curtis Community Development Director City of Saratoga 13777 Fruitvale Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 Dear Members of the City Council: Last August Church of the Ascension hosted the Faith In Action Rotating Shelter Program. It was truly a rewarding experience for all of those connected with this program. Most important was the opportunity to assist individuals who want to improve their economic status so they can be self - reliant versus dependent on social programs for their economic support. Seeing the reinforcement and support being provided by those guests who had employment, to those guests facing day to day employment rejection while seeking a job, was a benefit of the program I hadn't even considered. Due to the positive experience of this program, the various religious groups and neighbors who donated their time to prepare and serve meals want this program to continue. The single, largest expense for the host Church is the temporary Use Permit. The payment of a $900 fee last year was significantly greater than we expected when our outreach group originally decided to host this program. The recent fee increase for temporary and conditional Use Permits makes it very difficult for the community to reach out and help those who are in need of a helping hand. We are hoping some relief on the permit fee can be obtained from the City of Saratoga since the permit is to allow us to provide a service to the Community and not to raise funds. Cupertino Community Services informed us that the Cities of Cupertino and Sunnyvale do not require a permit fee. (408) 725 -3939 Fax: (408) 725 -3932 Page 2 Saratoga City Council c/o Mr. Paul Curtis Saratoga Planning Commission City of Saratoga Church of the Ascension will be applying for a conditional Use Permit to host the program in the coming year for the month of August and Congregation Beth David will join the application for a conditional Use Permit to host the program for the month of June. The Rotating Shelter Program jointly sponsored by Faith In Action and Cupertino Community Services is patterned after the same model program utilized by InnVision, under which Prince of Peace has obtained a reduction or waiver of the Use Permit fees. Thank you for your consideration of our request. Sincerely, Howard W. Stohlman CONNECT Program