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A M O N T H LY P U B L I C AT I O N O F T H E C I T Y O F C U P E R T I N O
cupertino
IN THIS ISSUE
volume XXXVII no.8 | october 2014
Tournament of Bands
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Cupertino High School Pioneer Marching Band will
kick off the 44th annual Cupertino Tournament of
Bands, on October 11, 2014.
– see details on page 2
Cupertino 2014 Election
November 4, 2014
A General Municipal Election will be held Tuesday,
November 4, to elect three Council members, each
to a four-year term.
upertino Library
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10th Anniversary
Saturday, October 18, 2014, 12 - 4 pm
Civic Center Plaza
CONTENTS
Tournament of Bands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Eco News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Cupertino 2014 Election . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Last Chance for Free Organic Compost . . . . 10
Cupertino Library 10th Anniversary . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Free Backyard Compost Class . . . . . . . . . . 10
Ride n Roll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Recycling & Document Shredding Day . . . . 10
Simply Safe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Extra Garbage This Week? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Roots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Water Conservation Tips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Cupertino Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7
Community & City Meetings Calendar . . . 12-13
Childrens’ Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Council Actions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Adult, Teen and Family Programs . . . . . . 6-7
The Better Part . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Adult 50 Plus News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
New Businesses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Adult 50 Plus Programs/Trips . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
A Monthly Publication of The City of Cupertino
happenings in cupertino
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upertino 2014 Election, continued from page 1
Photo Courtesy of Rudy Pollak
The Cupertino Tournament of Bands is the
beginning of the fall marching band competitions in Northern California. It has been a city
showcase for the past 44 years. The tournament
is a fund raiser for the Cupertino High School
Marching Band and Colorguard, assisting in the
advancement of the performing arts in
Cupertino. Cupertino Tournament of Bands
showcases more than 20 high school bands
from around Northern California with a parade
and field show competition. This year should
be an event to behold.
Schedule:
10 am: Parade competition begins on Stevens
Creek Boulevard (Free to the public)
12:30 pm: Drill-down competition in the Cupertino High School Stadium (Free to the public)
4 pm: Field show competition begins in the
Cupertino High School Stadium (Cost is $10
per person, cash only)
8 pm: San Jose University Spartan Marching
Band performs in exhibition
9 pm: Field show awards
Under Cupertino's term limits, Council members
Barry Chang and Mark Santoro are eligible to run
for one additional four-year term. Council member Orrin Mahoney has served two consecutive
four-year terms and is not eligible to run. The following residents have qualified as candidates:
Michael Hunsweck
Andy Huang
Don Sun
Mark Santoro
Darcy Paul
Savita Vaidhyanathan
Barry Chang
Robert McCoy
Candidates will have the opportunity to
participate in the following election forums:
For more information, visit
www.chs.fuhsd.org/tob
• Meet the Candidates – video “shorts”
featuring a two-minute version of each
candidate’s platform.
• Cupertino Rotary Club – September 24,
12:30 pm at Quinlan Community Center.
Cupertino Symphonic Band Concert
The Cupertino Symphonic Band presents the
"Welcome Back Concert" on October 12 starting at 3 pm at the Quinlan Community Center at
10185 N. Stelling Road in Cupertino, California.
This free concert opens our 2014-2015 season
and is a welcome back celebration of many loyal
supporters or a future fan. This is a free concert
but donations of canned goods will be accepted
and provided to the Second Harvest Food Bank.
For more information please visit netview.com/
csb/ or on Facebook at facebook.com/CupertinoSymphonicBand.
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• Cupertino-Sunnyvale League of Women
Voters – October 16, 7 - 8:30 pm at Cupertino
Community Hall.
Visit the Cupertino Election page for candidate
information at www.cupertino.org/election
cupertino scene October 2014
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simply safe | october
b y J e r r y Ta l l i n g e r – C u p e r t i n o C E R T m e m b e r
Earthquake, Where Do You Go For Help?
OK, now that there has been a major earthquake
up near Napa, it’s time to get educated about
earthquakes and what to do. Last month I wrote
about what to do once an earthquake hits and
having a good communication plan beforehand.
Now what? You need help and cell and home
phones are not working. You are not sure where
the nearest Fire Department is, and you or your
neighbor has an injury which needs medical help.
Or there is a fire in the neighborhood. Luckily
Cupertino is one of the few Bay Area cities that
is well prepared. There is a network of reporting
stations, called ARKs, which are located throughout the city and will be setup and staffed by the
Cupertino Citizen Corps volunteers. You should
know where your assigned ARK is located and go
there to get help, report hazards, or to get emergency related information.
What are the ARKs Located?
During an emergency, ARKs or Emergency
Reporting Stations can be found at the following
Cupertino locations:
• De Anza College, 21250 Stevens Creek
Boulevard
•Hyde Middle School, 19325 Bollinger Road
• Lawson Middle School, 10401 Vista Drive
•Garden Gate Elementary School, 10500 Ann
Arbor Avenue
• Monta Vista Fire Station, Stevens Creek @
Prado Vista
• Seven Springs, Prospect @ Stelling Road
• Cupertino.org/ARK
Also see:www.cupertino.org/ARK
What is an ARK and What Can the Staff
Help With?
The ARK will be staffed by Citizen Emergency
Response Team (CERT) team members, Medical
Reserve Corps (MRC) members, and Cupertino
Amateur Radio Emergency Service (CARES) members. The task of an ARK is to take in incident
reports from the residents and either handle the
emergencies or pass the needs and information
to the Cupertino Emergency Operations Center
(EOC). If the ARK has enough staff, the members
can do light search and rescue, first aid, damage
assessment and safety containment. The ARK will
also pass along information to the public that it
gets from the EOC, such as shelter information,
water locations, sewer and water safety, and other
emergency information. An ARK is your link
between the EOC, and the public. ARKs contain
a host of supplies which are used by ARK staff for
the functions above. It is important to remember
that they are not emergency food, water or equipment depots for resident use. It is important that
If you do only one thing
to prepare this month:
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you have emergency supplies, like food, water,
flashlights, an AM/FM radio and first aid kit, for
you and your family for 3-5 days. We do offer a
free Earthquake Preparedness Class to help you
get ready. See the listing below to set up a class
for your neighborhood. During an emergency the
EOC will be staffed by city leaders from various
critical departments, SCC Sheriff Representatives,
SCC Fire representatives, and various other emergency representatives. It is the EOCs job to set
the priorities and give direction to the Community Emergency Response Volunteers and to allocate resources where they will do the most good
for the greatest number of citizens.
Upcoming Public Sessions:
FREE! Earthquake Preparedness and Home
Safety. The class is one hour and is scheduled on
request for Cupertino businesses, churches, or
social groups of 8 or more. This class can come to
you! Contact the Cupertino Office of Emergency
Services (OES) at 1.408.777.3335, email OES@
cupertino.org for more information, or to request
a class for your company, group or organization.
FREE! Personal Emergency Preparedness
Class (PEP) offered by the Santa Clara County
Fire Department. The class covers Earthquake
safety, Disaster preparation, Disaster communication tips, First aid techniques that save lives,
Home safety, Fire Safety including how to use a
fire extinguisher, Emergency supply suggestions
- and more! The next two PEP classes are: Tues,
October 14, 6 – 9 pm, Campbell Community
Center, 1 W. Campbell Ave Room E-42, Campbell and Monday, November 3, 6 – 9 pm, Los
Gatos Sr. Center, 208 E. Main St, #214, Los Gatos, CA, 95030. For registration by e-mail,
[email protected], (provide your full name,
e-mail address, phone number and residential
or work address in the West Valley) , or contact
the Santa Clara County Fire Department at
408.378.4010.
Community Emergency Response Team
(CERT) training schedule. This is the perfect
time to learn to be part of the disaster response
solution. This is an intensive training session by
the Santa Clara County Fire Department on
preparedness and helping others during a
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Sign up for the Cupertino Alert System at www.cupertino.org/CAS
and stay informed in the event of local emergencies.
roots | The Legacy of Louis Stocklmeir
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G a i l
F r e t w e l l - H u g g e r
to keep it from being swallowed up by San Jose.
This summer the third section of the Stevens
Creek Trail in Cupertino opened to much fanfare He led in the preservation of the Petit Trianon
at the De Anza College campus - which became
and speeches. Happy throngs finally were able
known as the Louis E. Stocklmeir Regional Histoto meander from the end of Blackberry Farm
ry Library at the De Anza College History Center.
parking lot, through the orange groves and
Stocklmeir School in Sunnyvale was also named
along the creek to the trail’s exit onto Stevens
after him. Louis also engineered the moving of
Creek Blvd. Behind a chain link fence near the
S.C. Blvd. end of the trail stands the family home a 10 ton boulder from the bed of Stevens Creek
to the Monta Vista High School campus where
of Louis and Gladys Stocklmeir, early residents
it prominently features a state historic plaque
of Cupertino. Louis’ father, Matthias was born
commemorating the 1776 encampment site of
in Amberg, Bavaria in 1861 and left at age 16 to
Spanish explorer, Juan Bautista De Anza. Only
come to the U.S. where he served in the army
one such marker per county is allowed by the
until he married Miss Adelheid Irmler. The couple then lived in Los Gatos. Matthias made three state, so Cupertino is very fortunate to have one
in our city.
journeys to Alaska during the
Yukon Gold Rush and suffered
Louis wrote many historigreat hardships, twice losing
cal articles and helped trace
all his possessions. Eventually
the route of the De Anza parMatthias and Adelheid
ty from Mexico to upper San
purchased 3 acres along
Francisco Bay to aid in the
Stevens Creek....but his wanstatewide celebration of the
derlust set in and he wanted
bi-centennial of the De Anza
to try Alaska one more time.
Trek in 1976. Louis and Gladys’
Matthias
Stocklmeier
(top
left)
He spent a few months, then
home by Stevens Creek was
Adelheid Irmler Stocklmeier (top right)
came back and increased the Louis and Gladys Stocklmeir (bottom right) filled with the many awards he
property to 6 acres. Matthias
Louis Emil Stocklmeier (bottom left)
received, based on his
and Adelheid had 3 children:
historical research and docuLouis E., who graduated
Stanford as a civil engineer,
daughter Adele, a teacher at
College of Notre Dame and
Alphonse, who also became
a civil engineer. Eventually,
the property along the creek
increased to 22 acres. Sadly,
Matthias passed away in 1919
during the influenza epidemic. Louis E. married Miss Gladys Wagnitz in 1920
and they continued residence in the “Cottage By
The Creek,” raising 2 sons; Louis Jr. who was his
father’s business partner and Dean, a Lt. Commander in the U.S. Navy. In addition to a career
in civil engineering, Louis was a rancher and avid
historian, becoming known as Cupertino’s official historian. He was in the forefront with others,
planning the future incorporation of Cupertino
mentation of people, places
and events locally and statewide. His hand-built stone
pond near the house attracted
deer and other small animals
that generations of Cupertino
residents glimpsed through
the trees while walking or driving by the house. The children
of Louis and Gladys Stocklmeir
recall many happy days and family occasions celebrated at the cottage and property along the
creek.The Stocklmeir home is worthy of full restoration so our community can once again view
and appreciate the home of a couple who gave
so much to Cupertino and preserved part of
their land for others to enjoy.
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disaster. The course
is offered four times
a year and you will
have one-year to
make up any missed
sessions for graduation. You may
attend the final
exercise once all six sessions have been
completed. We encourage all Cupertino
residents to attend this worthwhile training.
The next class runs (Tuesday-Thursday) November 4, 5, 6 and November 11, 12, 13, from 6 - 9
pm with the final exercise on Sat, November 15,
10 am - 1 pm. All classes will be held at Los Gatos
Council Chambers 110 E. Main Street, Los
Gatos, CA, 95030. The registration fee is $35
which will be reimbursed to Cupertino residents
upon successful completion of the course. For
questions or to register contact: [email protected]
or 1.408.378.4010.
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cupertino library
L I B R A RY I N F O R M AT I O N | 10800 Torre Avenue, Cupertino
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday............................................ 10 am – 9 pm
Tuesday.............................................10 am – 9 pm
Wednesday......................................10 am – 9 pm
Thursday...........................................10 am – 9 pm
Friday................................................10 am – 6 pm
Saturday............................................10 am – 6 pm
Sunday.......................................... 12 noon – 6 pm
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
General Library Number..................408.446.1677
Adult and
Teen Reference.................408.446.1677, ext. 3372
Children’s Reference...........408.446.1677, ext. 3373
Accounts, Billing...............................800.286.1991
TeleCirc .............................................800.471.0991
To see the programs and events offered at all Santa Clara County Library District Community Libraries,
search our online catalog, review your library account, get homework help, and conduct research using
our online databases, please visit the Santa Clara County Library District Web site at: www.sccl.org.
PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
AND FAMILIES
The Cupertino Library presents a wide variety
of programs for children of all ages. For more
information on all of our Children’s programs,
including our Storytimes, please visit the Events
section of the Library’s website at www.sccl.org,
or stop by the Children’s Desk in the Library. The
staff would like to thank the Friends of the Cupertino Library for its generous sponsorship of many of
the Library’s programs for children and families.
Cupertino Cinema Club
Thursday, October 9, 4 pm
Cupertino Library Story Room
School-aged children are invited. Patrons may
call 408.446.1677 x3321 for the free movie title.
Reading Buddies
Come read to a therapy animal! Children who
are currently in kindergarten to 5th grade may
register in person at the Children’s Desk starting
October 20 for one of our November programs.
Harvest Celebration!:
A Children’s Garden Program
Thursday, October 23, 3:30 pm
Cupertino Library Courtyard
Party with the pumpkins in the library courtyard!
Stories, crafts and snacks.
Halloween Puppet Show and
Costume Parade
Saturday, October 25, 10:30 am
Cupertino Community Hall
Children of all ages are invited to join us for
our traditional Puppet Show and Halloween
Costume Parade! Children are encouraged to
wear their Halloween costume.
PROGRAMS FOR TEENS
Teen Book Club
Saturday, October 11, 1 – 2 pm
Get ready for spine-tickling fun and join our Teen
Book Club to discuss the book Miss Peregrine’s
Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs.
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Register and pick up your copy of the book at
the 2nd floor, Adult Reference Desk. Space is
limited. Ages 13 - 18. Generously sponsored by
the Friends of the Cupertino Library.
Teen Read Week Top 10 Books Vote
Now through October 18 (deadline)
Teen Room (paper ballots) & Online Voting
During Teen Read Week, libraries throughout
the world aim to inspire teens to pick up a book,
magazine, comic, even audiobooks, and just
enjoy the simple pleasure of reading. This year,
the Santa Clara County Library District is holding
a voting competition to determine the TEENS’
TOP TEN books of 2014. Submit an online or
paper ballot and automatically be entered into
the Teen Read Week prize drawing for a gift card
of your choice.
CodeF1rst Computer Programming
Workshop (JAVA) for Middle and
High School Students
Saturday, October 18, 10 am – 1 pm
The CodeF1rst Workshop is a hands-on learning
program open to all Middle and High School
students interested in learning the computer
programming language JAVA. All attendees will
learn basic programming skills using JAVA coding
techniques as well as creating their own sample
webpage. Our special guest speaker is Ramya
Kedlaya, Web Developer at LinkedIn. Online
registration opens Monday, September 29, at
10 am. Attendees are encouraged to bring their
own computer or digital device.
Creepy Cupcake Decorating
& Movie Matinee
Saturday, October 25, 3 – 5 pm
Teens are invited to decorate delicious
Halloween cupcakes and enjoy a special movie
screening. Get ready for Halloween and join us!
Matinee
PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS
Pushpanjali Dance Academy
Wednesday, October 1, 7 pm
The name “Pushpanjali” stands for saluting and
offering flowers to God, Guru and the audience.
Be dazzled by the Bharatanatyam – a very
popular and oldest classical dance of India that
beautifully blends the three elements – ‘Bha’ –
Bhava (from expressions), ‘Ra’ – Raga (from
musical melody) and ‘Ta’ – Taaala (from rhythm).
Sarvalaghu Percussion Art Center with
Ramesh Srinavasan
Experience the Sarvalaghu Baani style of playing featuring ‘Sruti is the mother’ and ‘rhythm
is the father’- “Sruti Mata Laya Pita”. Percussion
instruments like Mrudangam enhance the quality of music performed. The aim of this center is
to propagate the nuances of this percussion art
to all people who have interest and passion to
learn, develop and master the Laya Vadhyam.
Pros and Cons Forum: League of
Women Voters
Learn more about ballot initiatives and propositions in the upcoming November election. The
League of Women Voters presents an unbiased
view of the most important issues on the California ballot.
Adult Book Discussion Group
Thursday, October 16
This month the Cupertino Library Adult Book
Discussion Group will talk about the memoir,
The Cooked Seed by Anchee Min. It’s the story
of the difficulties Min encountered on her
difficult path to American citizenship.
The Relativity of Albert Einstein
Cupertino Room, Quinlan Community Center
Imagine, Albert Einstein explaining the theory
of relativity in a fun, exciting way, no physics
required. Covering elements of Einstein’s life
and humor, this show will excite students and
adults alike to look at the workings of the universe with new eyes. What is E=MC2? It’s a blast!
Cupertino Library Film Series
There will be cinematic thrills and chills, laughter
and tears, when the Cupertino Library presents
a new series of lectures devoted to some of the
greatest films from around the world. In this sixweek session, filmmaker and historian Mark
Larson will be your guide in a showing of some
of the most extraordinary, and often overlooked,
motion pictures ever made. Registration is
required. For more information please visit:
cupertinolibraryfoundation.org
October 26, 2 pm
A small-time film promoter releases a kitschy
horror film during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Joe Dante (1993) Comedy | Drama
Charged Particles Jazz Ensemble
Plugged-in Jazz with a Spark! Newly based here
in the Bay Area, the exciting jazz trio Charged
Particles will be making a special appearance at
the Cupertino Library following headlining
appearances at Yoshi’s world-renowned jazz club
and many other clubs, concert halls, and festivals
around the U.S. and internationally. They play
a mix of original compositions and well-known
standards, featuring their own mix of swinging
jazz, Afro-Latin styles, and funky grooves. Their
performance in Cupertino will be a special treat
for listeners who enjoy jazz and listeners who
would like to give jazz a test-run.
ALSO AT THE CUPERTINO LIBRARY
ESL Conversation Club
Every Friday,1 - 2:30 pm
Please join us for this fun learning experience.
Stop by and improve your English listening and
speaking skills, and learn about other cultures
in a friendly, casual setting. Native speakers of
English who would like to volunteer to assist
with the ESL Conversation Club, please e-mail
[email protected]. Generously sponsored by the
Friends of the Cupertino Library.
Knitting at the Library
Every Tuesday, 4 – 6 pm
Bring your needles and yarn to the Library every
Tuesday and join the drop-in knitting program.
Knitters of all skill levels and ages are welcome.
@ Your Service... Personal E-Reader
Tutorials by Appointment
Do you want to learn how to load e-books and
library e-content on your fancy new device?
Get all of your e-reader questions answered
by scheduling a personal consultation with a
Cupertino librarian! For more information, call
the Cupertino Library Adult Reference Desk at
408.446.1677. To book an appointment, please
visit our website: www.sccl.org/at-your-service.
The Green@Home DIY Toolkit Available
NOW at the Cupertino Library
The City of Cupertino and the Cupertino Library
have teamed up to bring you a new, free, ecofriendly service – the Green@Home Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Toolkit! This kit makes cutting energy
and water costs at home as easy as checking out
a book from the library. Cupertino Library patrons
can now check out a Green@Home DIY Toolkit for
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adult 50 plus news
Build Steps to a Brighter Future
Building steps to a Brighter Future is part of
National Case Management Week, October
13 - 17. It is time to celebrate and recognize all
the great things about the Senior Center Case
Management Program. Start Building your
Brighter Future at the Cupertino Senior Center!
Get in touch with us by calling 408.777.3150 or
visiting us online at www.cupertino.org/senior
SOCIAL EVENTS AND PRESENTATIONS
Hidden Treasures Sale!
Thursday, October 30, 9 am – 2 pm
Hundreds of items have been donated to the
Senior Center for this meaningful fundraising
event. The proceeds will benefit Senior Center
Case Management Program for at-risk members
and the Stay Active Fund which provides assistance to offset the cost for Senior Center membership and classes. This is the perfect opportunity to shop for those one-of a-kind holiday gifts.
We will be collecting donations until October 17.
Please bring your gently used knick knacks,
costume jewelry, and craft items to the center,
and please remember bring your own reusable
bags for shopping.
Snack Bar Hours: 10 am - 1 pm
We will be offering sandwiches, cinnamon rolls,
and muffins for sale. Take a break, then shop
some more.
Oktoberfest and Birthday Bash
Wednesday, October 1, 12 noon
We will serve a Northern German meal of
bratwurst, sauerkraut, Bavarian mixed salad,
and Black Forest cake for dessert. Reno DiBono
will entertain you with exciting German music.
Members with October birthdays will be
honored. Members fee $10, senior guest add
$5 day pass. Space is limited, sign up early.
Keys to Successful Aging
Monday, October 6, 10 – 11 am
This interactive workshop presented by El
Camino Hospital is based on the latest healthy
aging research. Members free, senior guests
pay $5 day pass. Sign up at the lobby table.
Good Food and Monday
Night Football!
49ers vs. Rams
Monday, October 13, 5:15 pm
Watch the game on the big screen in HD and
partake in a fun-filled evening with the rest of
the football fans. We will be serving a baked
citi casserole with salad and game day munchies! Great prizes awarded at each quarter.
Pre-registration is required, Members $8,
senior guests add $5
Planning for Your Future
Wednesday, October 15, 2 - 3:30 pm
Join us for a presentation by Jennifer Burkett,
Care Advocate and Certified Care Manager, and
Vivian Silva, Social Worker. This workshop provides an opportunity to explore the best options
for your future by explaining in-home care services, the different types of senior communities,
public benefits, care coordination, and community resources. Open to the public. Sign up at
lobby table.
Good Stress vs. Bad Stress
Monday, October 20, 10 – 11 am
This workshop, presented by El Camino
Hospital, teaches practical techniques to
manage the good and bad life stressors.
Members free, senior guests pay $5 day pass.
Sign up at the lobby table.
Medicare Update 2015
Monday, October 20, 11 am - 12:30 pm
Whether you are new to Medicare or want to
know more about Medicare, come join us for a
presentation by the Health Insurance Counseling and Advocacy Program. The presenter will
discuss the latest updates on Medicare and the
Part D plans for 2015. Open to public. Sign up at
lobby table.
LIFELONG LEARNING CLASSES
Gourmet Cookies
Wednesday, October 15, 10 am – 1 pm
Join Chef Suzanne, cook book author and
sommelier, as she shows you how to make
gourmet cookies. She will teach you how to
make homemade pasta taste better by cutting
out preservatives and reducing sugar. You will
taste Outrageous Oatmeal Cookies; Mighty
Almond Biscotti dipped in high quality dark
Belgian Chocolate, and Chocolate Chip Cookies.
Chef Suzanne will take you on a historical tour to
the origin of the chocolate chip cookie as well.
Members fee $55.
Erhu (Chinese Violin) Class
Thursday, October 23 - January 8, 3 - 4:30 pm
This versatile two string Chinese violin can be
used to play Chinese classical music, western
contemporary music, such as pop, rock, and jazz.
The instructor will start from the basics. Bring
your own Erhu. Members fee $20.
RESOURCES
Blood Pressure Checks
Monday, October 13, 27, 1:30 - 2:30 pm
Tuesday, October 7, 21, 12:15 - 1:15 pm
Health Insurance Counseling (HICAP)
Thursday, October 10, 24
Consultation on Medicare and health
insurance. Please call 408.777.3150 to schedule
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an appointment.
circle of support.
Housing
VOLUNTEERING
Wednesday, October 1, 15, 2 - 4 pm
Information on resources for senior housing
options. Please call 408.777.3150 to schedule
an appointment.
Senior Adult Legal Aid (SALA)
Friday, October 3, 10, 17, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Free assistance to elders for basic legal matters
in public benefits, long-term care, elder abuse,
housing, consumer issues, incapacity planning,
probate alternative, and simple wills. Must be 60
or older and live in Santa Clara County. Please
call 408.777.3150 to schedule an appointment.
Caregiver Support Group
Wednesday, October 5, 5 - 6:30 pm,
in Mandarin
Thursday, October 16, 3 - 4:30 pm
Provides a safe place for family caregivers to
share their experiences and challenges. Join our
ADULT 50 PLUS TRIPS
Itineraries subject to change.
Call the Senior Center at 408.777.3150 for
reservations or more information on trips.
TOURS
Spain’s Classic, November 8 – 18, $4,249
double occupancy. Highlights including Madrid,
Royal Palace, Toledo, Cordoba, Seville, Flamenco
show, Granada, The Alahambra, Valencia, LladroCity of Porcelain, City of Arts & Sciences, Barcelona, Gothic Quarter, La Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell.
San Juan Island Cruise, April 15 – 20, 2015,
$2,495. Small ship cruising, only 17 cabins. Highlights include Roche and Friday Harbors, Fort
Casey, Mt. Vernon Tulip Farms, Deception Pass
Bridge, Bridge of Glass and Dale Chihuly, and
the most peaceful quiet nights you can imagine!
Space limited - sign up early. Travel Presentation
with Captain Jeff on Friday, October 24 at 2pm
Mackinac Island featuring the Grand Hotel,
May 16 – 23, 2015, $2,949. Highlights include
Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum,
Edsel and Eleanor Ford House, Green Bay,
Millennium Park, and Chicago.
Inspiring Iceland, August 16 – 24, 2015, $4,999
double occupancy. Small group travel-limited to
24. Highlights include Reykjavik, Golden Circle,
Thingvellir National Park, Snaefellsnes Peninsula,
Puffin Cruise, and Blue Lagoon.
Hidden Treasures Sorting
Mondays, Through October 27, 1:30 – 4 pm
We need many volunteers to sort through donated items on a weekly basis through October
27. You will get a sneak preview of the donated
items and have a lot of fun! To join this exciting
event, email Alex at [email protected] or call
408.777.3150.
Front Desk Volunteer
Front Desk Volunteers create a bright, vibrant,
and wonderful place to be for the 50+ community. Bi-lingual volunteers highly desirable. If you
are interested in becoming a Front Desk Volunteer or want to learn more, please contact Justin
at [email protected] or call 408.777.3150.
– The Better Part continued on page 15
Tuscan and Umbrian Countryside, October 16 –
26, 2015, $4,999. Italian small group travellimited to 24. Highlights include: exploring smaller more authentic towns, a cooking class held in
a 16th century farmhouse, a home-cooked meal
at a local Umbrian’s family home, local wine tasting, Volterra and Guamacci Museum, Assisi, San
Gimignano, Olive Oil factory, and more!
DAY TRIPS
Earthbound Farm,
Thursday, October 2, $104
Pippin,
Wednesday, October 8, $159
Sargent Equestrian Center,
Wednesday, October 15, $99
Out-to-Lunch Bunch,
Thursday, October 23
I Love Lucy Live on Stage,
Sunday, November 23, $141
Levi’s Stadium Tour,
Tuesday, November 25, $113
Kinky Boots,
Tuesday, December 9, $139
Yuletide Lights of Livermore,
Thursday, December 11, $114
Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian
Nutcracker, Friday, December 19, $89
CUPERTINO SENIOR CENTER
ADDRESS: 21251 Stevens Creek Blvd.
OFFICE HOURS: Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm
PHONE: 408.777.3150
EMAIL: [email protected]
WEB: www.cupertino.org/50plus
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eco news | october
Last Chance for Free
Organic Compost
This Year!
• Residential documents
(for confidential onsite
shredding; two box limit)
The City’s compost
site will be open (during non-rainy, dry-site
conditions) until Saturday, October 18, Fridays and Saturdays, 8:30
- 11 am at 11998 Stevens Canyon Road (Stevens
Creek Quarry across from the dam). The site will
then close for the winter months. Bring your own
shovel, containers, and proof of Cupertino residency. Weather permitting, the compost site will
reopen on March 20, 2015. Visit www.cupertino.
org/compost for more information.
Please note: NO paint, toxic
chemicals, or mattresses
accepted.
Free Backyard Compost Class in
Cupertino
A free backyard compost workshop is scheduled
for Saturday October 4, 10 am - 12 pm at Cupertino’s Quinlan Community Center, 10185 North
Stelling Road. Register online with the County
of Santa Clara Home Composting Program at
www.reducewaste.org/classes. Cupertino
residents may request a free backyard compost
bin (limit 1 per household) after attending a
class. Contact [email protected].
For more tips about eco-friendly and droughtresistant gardening and landscaping designs,
visit www.bayareaecogardening.org.
For further information, contact Recology at 408.725.4020.
This event compliments the FREE e-waste drop
off offered for Cupertino residents by Apple
Computer (now at 1326 Kifer Road in Sunnyvale).
Recycling Carts are for Dry Recyclables
The City has been investigating liquid leaking
from recycling trucks while they service residential recycling carts. Residents may not be
aware that liquid contaminates the dry recycling
stream and may be causing leakage onto Cupertino streets. Used cooking oil can be placed
in a plastic container with a closed screw-top
and placed next to the recycling cart, but not in
it. Please make sure that all liquids are drained
from bottles and cans before placing them in a
recycling cart. This will prevent the leaking of
fluid from the trucks onto our streets and will
help with the efficiency of sorting our recyclables.
Extra Garbage This Week?
Use Your Free On-Call Pick-Up
Cupertino households may select two free oncall days per year. Each on-call collection allows
you to schedule pick up
of one of the following:
• Garbage
• Construction and
demolition debris
• Bulky goods
• Compostable materials,
yard waste and clean
wood waste
Environmental Recycling & Document
Shredding Day
Saturday, October 25
Gather up your old confidential documents, the
items you’ve been meaning to donate, and that
broken printer in your cupboard and head to
Environmental Recycling and Document Shredding Day! It will be held on Saturday, October
25, 2014, 9 am - 1 pm in De Anza College’s
Parking Lot A. Accepted items are:
Contact Recology at 408.725.4020, Monday
through Friday during regular business hours.
Advance notice of 24 hours is requested.
Unused on-call collection days are not
transferable from one calendar year to the
next. For more information, visit
www.recologysouthbay.com.
• Electronic waste (computers, monitors
and printers)
• Universal waste (batteries, cell phones,
CFLs and fluorescent tubes)
• Reusable furniture (not dirty, stained, or torn)
• Clothing
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Water Conservation Tips
The results are in and it looks like June 2014 was Earth's hottest June on record (Source: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). Combined with news that El Niño is looking to be weaker and more moderate than expected, this means that water conservation
must continue to be a way of life. Mandatory state water conservation regulation is also going into effect. Do your part! There are many ways of conserving water both inside and outside the home; here are a few tips for making your home more water efficient:
In the Kitchen/Laundry Room:
In Your Yard:
• Operate your clothes washer and dish
washer with full loads only.
Did you know that outdoor water consumption typically accounts for at least
50% of residential water use?
• Don’t leave the water running if you hand
wash dishes.
• Replace your clothes washer with a new
high-efficiency clothes washer, the second highest water user indoors.
• Water your lawn only when necessary.
Replace turf with drought tolerant plants.
• Set your irrigation schedule for the
season and your local conditions.
In the Bathroom:
• Plant drought tolerant species.
• Fix toilet leaks.
• Upgrade your irrigation hardware. Replace high flow sprinklers with drip irrigation (where appropriate). Santa Clara
County residents may be eligible for rebates for irrigation hardware upgrades.
• Shower instead of using the bath tub and
take shorter showers.
• Replace your old toilet, the largest water
user indoors. Consider replacing it with a
new and improved high-efficiency toilet.
These new models use 1.3 gallons per
flush or less. Rebates for high efficiency toilets, high-efficiency clothes washers and landscaping are available from
the Santa Clara Valley Water District. See
www.valleywater.org
• Install low-flow showerheads. Replace
older showerheads with new efficient
models that use 2.0 gallons per minute
or less.
• Turn off the tap while
brushing your teeth or
shaving.
• Hydrozone: when planting, group plants
together according to their water needs
to avoid over-watering.
• Water during the cool part of the day,
before dawn.
• Use mulch to cover non-turf areas.
• Install shut-off nozzles on all garden hoses.
• Sweep sidewalks and driveways. Hosing
down pavement around your home can
waste hundreds of gallons. A broom is
the best tool for cleaning these areas.
• Don’t water the pavement.
• Prevent water runoff on slopes.
• Check your irrigation system often
for broken sprinkler heads and irrigation
tubing.
• Don’t let water run while washing the car.
• Use a pool cover.
FACT: T
he average household residence uses over 100,000 gallons of water (indoor and
outdoor) in one year (Source: EPA). That’s a lot of water! Do your part and help
ensure our water supply for the future.
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community calendar
OCT
CLUB / ORGANIZATION
TIME
LOCATION
PHONE
WEB/EMAIL
1
Excalibur Toastmasters*
6:45 - 8 pm
St. Joseph of Cupertino
School, Lyon's Den 10110 N.
De Anza Blvd.
408-245-5616
contact-2914@
toastmastersclubs.org
2
4
C.A.R.E.S
7:30 - 9 pm
City Hall Mtg. Room 100
408.345.8372
cupertinocares.org/
De Anza Flea Market
8 - 4 pm
De Anza College
408.864.8946
deanza.fhda.edu/fleamarket/
Cupertino Kids Chess Club*
10 - 12:30 pm 10675 S. De Anza Blvd. # 4
408.996.1236
Albert Rich [cchesschampions@
yahoo.com]
Organization of Special Needs
Families*
2 - 4 pm
10823 Willowbrook Way
408.996.8850
osfamilies.org
Cupertino Toastmasters*
6:30 pm
Saint Joseph of Cupertino
650.492.0859
School-Science Room, 10110 N. Ask for
De Anza Blvd.
Dorothy Liu
easy-speak.org
6
9
10
11
13
15
American Legion Post 642
7 pm
10201 Imperial Avenue #3
408.374.6392
sccgov.org/portal/site/va
Overeaters Anonymous*
7 pm
Union Church
408.857.6123
oa.org
Cupertino Quota*
12 - 1 pm
The Blue Pheasant
408.252.8568
[email protected]
Cupertino Las Madres*
10 - 1 pm
Call for location
408.861.0417
lasmadres.org
De Anza Kiwanis*
7:15 am
Intl. House of Pancakes
408.973.1832
classic.kiwanis.org
HP Communicator Toastmasters
7 am
10181 Finch Avenue-Bethel
Lutheran Church
408.673.1820
jwassocs.com
Cupertino Coin Club
7:30 pm
West Valley Pres.Church 6191
Bollinger Ave.
Planetarium Shows*
7 pm
De Anza Planetarium
408.864.8814
Tournament of Bands, Morning
Parade MRC Support
9 - 11 am
City Hall
408.777.3176
Tournament of Bands, evening drill
MRC support
4 - 10 pm
City Hall
408.777.3176
Fine Arts League
7 pm
Community Center
408.893.3907
planetarium.deanza.edu
falc.org
Ask Janki Chokshi
Al-ANON Family Group*
7 pm
Bethel Lutheran Church, 940 S. 408.379.9375
Stelling Rd.
ncwsa.org/scvafg
Cupertino Sanitary Dist*
8 pm
20833 Stevens Creek #104
408.253.7071
cupertinosanitarydistrict.org/
De Anza Optimist Club*
7:15 am
Holder's Restaurant
408.863.0835
optimist.org
Cupertino Optimist Club*
12:15 pm
Blue Pheasant
408.255.3212
optimist.org
Tandem Toastmasters*
12 - 1 pm
10101 N. De Anza Blvd
408.447.0797
tandemtoastmasters.vsgcorp.com
Macintalkers Toastmasters*
5:30 pm
Apple Computer, 1 Infinite Loop
Cupertino Rotary Club*
Noon
Community Center
408.920.2224
cupertinorotary.org
Philotesian Rebekah #145
7:30 pm
Cupertino Odd Fellows
408.252.3954
caioof.org/IOOF/CA_RA_
Officers.html
Cup. Symphonic Band*
7 pm
Monta Vista High School
408.262.0471
netview.com/csb/
Krazy Dazys Square Dance Club*
7 pm
Hyde Middle School
408.747.0943
krazydazys.org/
10 - 1 pm
Call for location
408.861.0417
lasmadres.org
Cup. Host Lions Club*
7:15 pm
Mariani's Restaurant, BBLC
Hall, 99 North Bascom Avenue, 408.209.7251
San Jose
Backboarding & Splinting Refresher 7 - 9 pm
(CERT, MRC, CARES, Block Leaders)
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CupertinoCoinClub.com
macintalkers.com vppr@
macintalkers.com
City Hall
408.777.3176
408.255.3093
cupertinohostlionsclub.org
deanzalions.org/
De Anza Lions Club*
6:45 am
Holders Country Inn
Northwest Y Service Club*
6:30 pm
Northwest YMCA, 20803 Alves 408.351.2444
Drive
[email protected]
Business Networking Intl.*
7 am
Arya Restaurant
408.996.9111
Cupertinobni.com
Embroiders' Guild of America
7 pm
Sunny View Retirement
Community
408.873.1190
ega-gpr.org
Food Addicts in Recovery (FA)*
7 pm
St. Jude's Church
408.354.8493
foodaddicts.org/
10 - 1 pm
Call for location
408.861.0417
lasmadres.org
American Association of University
Women
6:30-8 pm
Moorpark Hotel 2nd Floor,
4241 Moorpark Ave, San Jose
408.996.7492
[email protected]
Overeaters Anonymous*
7 pm
Union Church
408.759.2617
oa.org
Submit information about clubs and organizations meeting in Cupertino to City Clerk, City of Cupertino, 10300 Torre Ave., Cupertino,
95014, 408.777.3223, [email protected]. Clubs with asterisks meet more than once monthly. Call the contact number for details.
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OCT
CLUB / ORGANIZATION
TIME
LOCATION
PHONE
WEB/EMAIL
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Cupertino Sister Cities
7:30 - 9:30 pm City Hall Conference Room A
CARES Supplemental Training
6 - 9 pm
408.777.3176
18
City Hall
CPR/AED Certification (CARES,
CERT, MRC, Block Leaders,
Neighborhood Watch, Public)
9 - 1 pm
City Hall
408.777.3176
20
Cupertino Odd Fellows*
8 am
20589 Homestead Rd.
408.252.3954
cupertinoioof70.org
City Hall
408.777.3176
www.cupertino.org/index.
aspx?page=1076
23
24
USGS guest speaker CAREs, CERT, 7 - 9 pm
MRS, Block Leaders, Neighborhood
Watch, Public)
408.867.2162
[email protected]
Cupertino Quota*
12 - 1 pm
The Blue Pheasant
408.252.8568
[email protected]
Viewfinders Digital Video Club
7:30 pm
Community Center - In
Cupertino Room
408.520.1379
viewfindersclub.org
http://viewfindersclub.org/
Meetings.html
Malihini Orchid Society
7:30 pm
Vallco Shopping Center
408.267.3397
malihini.org
25
West Valley CERT Skills
Exercise (CERT)
9 - 1 pm
De Anza College
408.777.3176
aspx?page=1076
26
Creekside Park Hall
Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh USA*
10 - 1:30
408.368.0357
www.hssus.org
27
CCC Steering Committee
6:30 - 8:30 pm City Hall
408.777.3176
28
aspx?page=1076
Al-ANON Family Group*
5 pm
Bethel Lutheran Church, 10181
Finch Ave., Fireside Room
408.379.9375
ncwsa.org/scvafg
Alcoholics Anonymous*Women's
Group
7 pm
Good Shepard Christian
Church, 940 S. Stelling Rd.
408. 374.8511
aasanjose.org
Cupertino Kiwanis*
Noon
The Blue Pheasant
408.252.3830
cupertinokiwanis.homestead.com
Knights of Columbus 4981*
7:30 pm
10201 Imperial Ave.
408.296.8146
kofc.org/un/
Cupertino Men's Service*
Noon
The Blue Pheasant
Cupertino Sr. TV Production*
9:30 am
Senior Center
408.252.2667
CITY MEETINGS
OCT 1
Library Commission (Conf. Rm. C)
7 pm
OCT 1
Technology, Info & Communication Comm. (Conf. Rm. A)
7 pm
OCT 2
Environmental Review Committee (Conf. Rm. C)
9:30 am
OCT 2
Design Review Committee (Conf. Rm. C)
5 pm
OCT 2
Parks and Recreation Commission (Community Hall)
7 pm
OCT 7
City Council Meeting (Community Hall)***
6:45 pm
OCT 8
Teen Commission Meeting (QCC, Conference Room)
6:15 pm
OCT 9
Housing Commission (Conf. Rm. C)
9 am
OCT 9
Administrative Hearing meeting
5 pm
OCT 9
Public Safety Commission (Conf. Rm. A)
7 pm
OCT 14
Planning Commission(Community Hall)***
6:45 pm
OCT 15
Bicycle and Pedestrian Commission (Conf. Rm. A)
7 pm
OCT 16
Audit Committee Meeting (Conf. Rm. A)
4 pm
OCT 16
Environmental Review Committee (Conf. Rm. C)
9 am
OCT 16
Design Review Committee (Conf. Rm. C)
5 pm
OCT 21
City Council Meeting (Community Hall)***
6:45 pm
OCT 22
Teen Commission Meeting (QCC, Conference Room)
6:15 pm
OCT 28
Planning Commission (Community Hall)***
6:45 pm
OCT 23
Administrative Hearing meeting (Conf. Rm. C)
5 pm
Unless otherwise noted, all City Council and Commission meetings are held at 10350 Torre Ave.
City Hall is open Monday through Thursday, 7:30 am to 5:30 pm; Fridays, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm.
*** These meetings will be seen live via webcast at www.cupertino.org/webcast, or on The City Channel, Cable 26.
For all city meetings’ agenda and minutes go to www.cupertino.org/agenda.
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council actions
SPECIAL MEETING, CLOSED SESSION TUESDAY,
AUGUST 19, 2014
CLOSED SESSION & REGULAR MEETING
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2014
Conducted interviews and appointed Shirley Chu to a full
term ending January 2018
Obtained a briefing and gave direction regarding a
Worker’s Compensation Claim
Presented the Proclamation to the Cupertino Library for
its 10th anniversary
Received the presentation from AT&T regarding
infrastructure
Received update from the Foothill-De Anza college
District
Received the update from the Fremont Union High
School District
Approved the July 7 City Council Minutes
Approved the July 15 City Council Minutes
Adopted Resolution No. 14-184 Accepting Accounts
Payable for the period ending June 27, 2015
Payable for period ending July 3, 2014
Payable for period ending July 11, 2014
Payable for the period ending July 18, 2014
payable for period ending July 25, 2014
Payable for the period ending August 1, 2014
Payable for the period ending August 8, 2014
The Item regarding new position categories in the salary
schedule for the Cupertino Employee Compensation
Program was postponed to September 2
Authorized the City Manager to amend the Lease Agreement with the regents of the University of California and
City of Cupertino for the Rolling Hills 4-H Clun at McClellan Ranch Preserve for a five-year period ending August
31, 2019
Recommended approval of the Alcoholic Beverage License Application for Coopervino, 19700 Vallco Parkway
Authorized the City Manager to award a contract to
O’Grady Paving, Inc., in the amount of $2,288,577.20; and
approved a construction contingency of $261,422.80 for a
total of $2,550,000
Accepted Project No. 2013-02
Approved an amendment to an agreement between the
City of Cupertino and Pavement Engineering, Inc. (PEI) in
the amount not to exceed $637,500 from the date of execution through June 30, 2015, and authorized the director
of Public Works to execute all necessary documents to
carry out all phases of the pavement maintenance project
Accepted Project No. 2013-06
Conducted the second reading and enacted Ordinance
No. 14-2120, “An Ordinance of the City Council of the City
of Cupertino amending section 11.08.250 of the Cupertino
Municipal code relating to bicycle lanes-designated”
Approved the Parks and Recreation Commission work plan
for FY 2014-15 with the addition to explore partnerships
with the Fine Arts commission, De Anza College, CUSD and
FUHSD to provide a Performing Arts Program to the City
Conducted the first reading of Ordinance No. 14-121
“An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Cupertino
amending sections 10.90.010 and 10.90.020 of Chapter
10.90 and adding section 10.90.045 of Chapter 10.90 and
amending section 10.56.020 of Chapter 10.56 of Title 10
of the Cupertino Municipal Code to regulate outdoor
smoking” per attachment a-1 – amended draft ordinance
and with the amendment to simplify the signage posting
requirement to include the universal “No Smoking”
symbol or wording.
Received the Civic Center Master Plan update report and
gave direction
Adjourned the meeting to a closed session on Thursday,
Aug 21 at 5 pm. for a City Attorney Evaluation
Continued Employee Performance Evaluation to
September 9
Obtained briefing from Legal Counsel, gave direction, and
no action taken
Presented a proclamation to Diana Ding recognizing the
Ding Ding TV
Received presentation from Cupertino student delegates
regarding their recent trip to Toyokawa, Japan
Approved the August 19 City Council Minutes
Adopted Resolution No. 14-192 accepting accounts payable for the period ending August 15, 2014
Adopted Resolution No. 14-193 accepting Accounts Payable for the period ending August 22. 2014
Authorized the City Manager to award the construction
contract with a construction contingency of up to 10% if
the bids are within the established budget and there are
no unresolved bid protests
Conducted the second reading and enacted Ordinance
No. 14-2121, “An Ordinance of the City council of the City
of Cupertino amending sections 10.90.010 abd 10.90.020
of Chapter 10.90 and adding section 10.90.045 of Chapter
10.90 and amending section 10.56.020 of Chapter 10.56
of Title 10 of the Cupertino Municipal code to regulate
outdoor smoking
Regional Renewable Energy Procurement Project for
the installation of solar power generation facilities at the
Service Center
a. Accepted report on Bid Process with bid result;
b. Authorized the City Manager to negotiate and execute
an energy services contract and related agreements
including bond forms, with Cupertino electric, incorporated, for an amount not to exceed four hundred twentysix thousand, two hundred seven dollars ($426,207.00)
for the complete design, construction, and installation
of one of the Regional Renewable Energy Procurement
(R-REP) projects, for solar photovoltaic systems to be
located at the Cupertino Service Center located at 10555
Mary Avenue;
c. Adopted Resolution No. 14-194 making findings necessary to authorize entering into an energy services contract, including a finding that the total cost for the service
center solar project will be less than the anticipated clost
of electricity that would have been consumed at the
Service Center and Don Burnett Bridge in the absence of
the this system and that the terms of the award are in the
best interest of the City of Cupertino;
d.Authorized a design/construction contingency allowance of $64,000, approximately 15 percent of the value
of the energy service contract, to address unforeseen
conditions and for adjustments due to operational needs
during construction, and authorize the Public Works
Director to issue changes orders as necessary against the
allowance;
e. Authorized the City Manager to negotiate and execute
other agreements related to the energy services contract,
including an operation and maintenance agreement
Approved the first amendment to the solid waste services
franchise agreement requiring additional collection
services and expansion of organic processing services with
Recology. The amendment would be effective November
1, 2014 through January 31, 2019 and includes an option
to negotiate a new Ten-Year agreement with Recology that
could begin as early as January 31, 2017, contingent upon
Recology meeting first amendment requirements
Conducted the first reading of Ordinance No. 14-2122:
“An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Cupertino
amending section 9.17.130 of Chapter 9.17 of Title 9 of
the Cupertino Municipal Code relating to the regulation of
single-use carryout bags.”
Received Construction Project Update
Adjourned the meeting to Tuesday, September 9 at 5:05
pm for a closed session regarding the City Attorney evaluation, followed by the City Manager Evaluation, City Hall
Conference Room A, 10300 Torre Avenue, Cupertino.
The September 16 Meeting was cancelled and the next
regular meeting is Tuesday, October 7.
Council Members Present:
Chang, Mahoney, Sinks, Santoro, Wong
Absent: None
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Council Members Present:
Chang, Mahoney, Sinks, Santoro, Wong
Absent: None
news items
- Adult 50+ News, Continued from page 9
THE BETTER PART
The programs listed below are aired on Mondays
at 4:30 pm on Channel 15. The repeat showings
are on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 pm on Channel 15.
October 6, 7 & 10
League of Women Voters: November Ballot:
The League of Women Voters presents the
state propositions on the November 2014
ballot. Don’t forget to register and to vote!
October 13, 14 & 17
League of Women Voters: November Ballot:
The League of Women Voters presents the
state propositions on the November 2014
ballot. Don’t forget to register and to vote!
October 20, 21 & 24
Cupertino Parks and Recreation – Discussion
of many subjects monitored by the Cupertino
Parks and Recreation Commission.
October 27, 28 & 31
San Jose Fire Museum – “The Best Collection
No One Has Seen.” Come visit this wonderful
collection of firefighting equipment and memorabilia. Learn about their efforts to find a new
home and make it a major tourist attraction.
Welcome New Businesses
S&G Discount Outlet Inc
10171 S De Anza Blvd
Viva Thai Bistro
19058 Steven Creek Blvd
Verbatim Language Instruction
20645 Celeste Cir
Pho Sunflower
21271 Stevens Creek Blvd, Ste 410
Lwin Family Co
California School of Art & Design
10601 S De Anza Blvd, Ste 101
Sprouts Farmers Market
- Library News, Continued from page 7
one week and use the kit’s tools to install a range
of FREE utility conserving devices, also provided
in the kit (the devices are yours to keep!). Swing
by the Cupertino Library to borrow a kit to start
saving energy, water and money!
FOR YOUR INFORMATION
The Friends of the Cupertino Library
Bestseller Collections:
Print, DVD and BluRay formats now available
Sponsored by the Friends of the Cupertino Library, these Bestseller Collections are designed
to make it easier than ever to find a bestselling
book or movie (in DVD or BluRay formats) when
you visit the Library. The items are available on a
first-come, first-served basis (no reserves).
Friends of the Cupertino Library
Book Sale
Saturday, October 11, 9 am - 4 pm
Sunday, October 12, 12 pm - 3 pm
Come on in and browse the gently-read books
for sale–you never know what treasures you
can find!
Submission deadline
for the October edition is October 8.
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CITY DIRECTORY
Main Line
408.777.CITY
408.777.3200
City Clerk
408.777.3223
[email protected]
Finance
[email protected]
Parks & Recreation
408.777.3120
[email protected]
Planning/Community Development
408.777.3308
[email protected]
Public Information
408.777.3262
[email protected]
Public Works
408.777.3354
[email protected]
Sheriff Services
408.868.6600
www.sccsheriff.org
CITY SERVICES
Block Leader Program: cupertino.org/blockleader
Building Department: cupertino.org/building
Cupertino Website: cupertino.org
Cupertino Facebook: cupertino.org/facebook
Cupertino Twitter: cupertino.org/twitter
City Channel: Comcast 26, U-verse 99, cupertino.org/citychannel
Code Enforcement: cupertino.org/codeenforcement
Commissions: cupertino.org/commissions
Emergency Preparedness: cupertino.org/emergency
Job Opportunities: cupertino.org/jobs
Neighborhood Watch:
cupertino.org/neighborhoodwatch
Planning Department: cupertino.org/planning
Public Works: cupertino.org/publicworks
Radio Cupertino: 1670 AM cupertino.org/radio
Recreation & Community Services
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