Cupertino Union School District Student Assignment Procedure, Rules, Deadlines, Dates, Explanation, Examples, Clarification,

Starting June 10, 2019, families who are interested in having their child(ren) attend another school, may request a move where space is available or request to have their child(ren) placed on an existing wait list. The Student Assignment Office is open from 8:30 – 1:30 p.m. to support families with requests. 

Families may add their child(ren) to an existing alternative or attendance area school waitlist.  Requests may not exceed two alternative schools and two attendance area schools.  If placed through the open enrollment process, the child’s name is removed from the other alternative school lists or attendance area school lists accordingly. 

•    Ex. 1:  A child is waiting to get into Faria and Portal. The family accepts a spot at Portal. The child’s name is removed from the Faria list.
•    Ex. 2: A child is waiting to get into Regnart and Muir.  The family accepts a spot at Muir.  The child’s name is removed from the Regnart list.
•    Ex. 3:  A child is waiting to get into Faria, Portal, Dilworth, and Muir. The family accepts a spot at Muir. The child is removed from the Dilworth list but will remain on the Faria and Portal lists.  If the family accepts an offer at Portal, then the child is removed from the Faria list.

Note:  If a student is withdrawn from CUSD for any reason, the school choice agreement will become void.

Attendance Area School:   Families that would like their child(ren) to return to the family’s attendance area school may make this request at any time. If there is space, we will work with the schools to support this transfer through a Request for Transfer. If there is no space, the student will be considered “overflow” and will be placed at his/her attendance area school before an open enrollment student when space becomes available.

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Cupertino Union School District Student Assignment, Procedure, Rules, Deadlines, Dates, Explanation, Examples, Clarification,

Lincoln, Kennedy, Monta Vista for $1.349M (mixed-use zone)

Lincoln, Kennedy, Monta Vista for $1.349M (located in a mixed-use zone, so check with city on permissible future uses)

Open House Today and Tomorrow (Sat/Sun March 10th/11th from 1pm-6pm)

10075 Imperial Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014

Wonderfully maintained home in prime Cupertino location. Possibilities abound. Monte Vista, Kennedy, and Lincoln schools. Minutes to Silicon Valley tech sector. This home is very livable, or remodel to suite your needs. Home is located in an area with zoning variance and with approval may be used for business purposes. Buyer to verify with city and county.

https://mailchi.mp/0dab8b4dbc8e/silicon-valley-real-estate-market-information

City of Cupertino > PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (P) ZONES

CHAPTER 19.80:  PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (P) ZONES

Section

   19.80.010   Purpose.

   19.80.020   Applicability of regulations.

   19.80.030   Establishment of districts–Permitted and conditional uses.

   19.80.040   Zoning or prezoning.

   19.80.050   Development permit.

19.80.010   Purpose.

   A.   The planned development (P) zoning district is intended to provide a means of guiding land development or redevelopment of the City that is uniquely suited for planned coordination of land uses and to provide for a greater flexibility of land use intensity and design because of accessibility, ownership patterns, topographical considerations, and community design objectives.

   B.   The planned development zoning district is specifically intended to encourage variety in the development pattern of the community; to promote a more desirable living environment; to encourage creative approaches in land development; to provide a means of reducing the amount of improvements required in development through better design and land planning, to conserve natural features, to facilitate a more aesthetic and efficient use of open spaces, and to encourage the creation of public or private common open space.

(Ord. 14-2125, § 8 (part), 2014; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

19.80.020   Applicability of Regulations.

   No building, structure or land shall be used and no building or structure shall be erected, enlarged or structurally altered, or demolished, in any planned development zoning district, except in accordance with the provisions set forth in this chapter.

(Ord. 14-2125, § 8 (part), 2014; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

19.80.030   Establishment of Districts–Permitted and Conditional Uses.

   A.   Planned development zoning districts may be established, modified or removed from the zoning map, and the regulations applicable to any planned development district may be established, modified or deleted in accord with the procedures described in this chapter.

   B.   All P districts shall be identified on the zoning map with the letter coding "P" followed by a specific reference to the general type of use allowed in the particular planning development zoning district.  For example, a planned development zoning district in which the uses are to be general commercial in nature, would be designated "P(CG)."  A planned development zoning district in which the uses are intended to be a mix of general commercial and residential would be designated "P(CG/Res)."

   C.   Permitted uses in a P zoning district shall consist of all uses which are permitted in the zoning district which constitutes the designation following the letter coding "P."  For example, the permitted uses in a P(CG) zoning district are the same uses which are permitted in a CG zoning district for sties with a mixed-use residential designation, Section 19.80.030F shall apply.

   D.   Conditional uses in a P zoning district shall consist of all uses which require the issuance of a conditional use permit in the zoning district which constitutes the designation following the letter coding "P."  For example, the conditional uses in a P(CG) zoning district are the same uses which require a conditional use permit in CG zoning district.  Each conditional use in a P zoning district requires a separate conditional use permit for sites with a mixed-use residential designation, Section 19.80.030F shall apply.

   E.   The general category of uses in a P zone shall be defined at the time of the conceptual plan, and shall be consistent with the adopted General Plan relative to the property in the application.  The development standards and regulations of the permitted and conditional uses shall be established in conjunction with the approval of the conceptual and definitive plans.

   F.   For sites with a mixed-use residential designation the following shall apply:

      1.   For sites in the Monta Vista Village Special Area, residential shall be a permitted use.

      2.   If a site is listed as a Priority Housing Site in the City’s adopted Housing Element of the General Plan, then residential development that does not exceed the number of units designated for the site in the Housing Element shall be a permitted use.

      3.   Residential development on sites not designated as Priority Housing Sites in the City’s adopted Housing Element of the General Plan and residential development on a Priority Housing Site that exceeds the number of units designated for that Priority Housing Site shall be a conditional use.

      4.   Priority Housing Sites shall be shown on the City’s zoning map.

   G.   For sites which require a specific plan prior to development approval, the permitted and conditional uses shall be as shown in the specific plan.

(Ord. 14-2125, § 8 (part), 2014; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

19.80.040   Zoning or Prezoning.

   A.   Application.  The applicant for a P zoning district shall, in addition to information required per Chapter 19.12, at the time of the application, submit to the Director of Community Development a conceptual development plan, which shall include:

      1.   A general description of the proposed uses,

      2.   The proposed traffic-circulation system,

      3.   A topographical map of the site and the neighboring properties,

      4.   A landscaping plan.

   B.   Process and Review Authority.

      1.   Applications for the zoning, prezoning or rezoning of property shall be processed in the manner prescribed in Chapter 19.152.

   C.   Findings.  No such ordinance may be adopted unless, in addition to making the findings required by Chapter 19.152, the following findings are made:

      1.   That the conceptual development plan attached to the application is consistent with both the General Plan and any underlying zoning designation which regulates the site;

      2.   That the conceptual development plan provides for an organized and unified system of land uses and land use intensities which would be compatible with the surrounding neighborhood;

      3.   That the conceptual development plan for a residential use ensures that the proposed development provides adequate active and passive oriented open space within the development to satisfy the needs of future residents and, further, that the proposed development provides adequate landscaping that will function in a manner which will enhance the individual development and the community as a whole;

      4.   That the conceptual development plan ensures that the location of the site with respect to major thoroughfares and uses outside the zone would not create undue and unreasonable traffic congestion in the area;

      5.   That the conceptual development plan makes provisions for adequate parking, waste disposal and undergrounding of utilities.

   D.   Modifications.  Any modification of the conceptual plan requires the submission of a rezoning application.

(Ord. 14-2125, § 8 (part), 2014; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

19.80.050   Development Permit.

   Process and Review Authority - Prior to any development within a planned development zoning district, the applicant must obtain a development permit approving the development pursuant to the requirements of Chapter 19.156.

(Ord. 14-2125, § 8 (part), 2014; Ord. 2085, § 2 (part), 2011)

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City of Cupertino Zone P (CN, ML, Res 4-12)

The listing at 10075 Imperial Ave falls under the pink zone in the City of Cupertino Zone Map, which corresponds to zoning of:
   P(CN, ML, Res 4-12)

P stands for "Planned Development".  The paragraph from the City of Cupertino website says:

Mixed-Use/Planned Development Zoning Districts

Planned Development (P) Zoning District
The Planned Development (P) Zoning District allows flexibility to property owners and developers to propose any form of development from residential projects to commercial and office projects or mixed use projects. The ordinance lays out the approval process for development in this zoning district.
Planned Development (P) Zoning Ordinance

ML stands for "Manufacturing Light".  The paragraph for ML from the City of Cupertino website says:

Light Industrial (ML) and Industrial Park (MP) Zones
The Light Industrial and Industrial Park zoning ordinance regulates certain industrial uses which are incompatible with commercial and residential uses or areas where development of light industrial parks are deemed appropriate. Light Industrial (ML) and Industrial Park (MP) Zoning Ordinance

City of Cupertino Zoning Map & Ordinance

Your zoning district determines what can be built on your property and which uses are allowed on your property, with regulations regarding a number of aspects, including building heights, setbacks, landscaping, parking, and fences. 

The Zoning Ordinance is part of the Cupertino Municipal Code, which regulates a range of issues including Tree Protection and Tree Removal, Signs and Special Events.
Content on this webpage is informational. If there is an inconsistency between this information and the zoning ordinance, the zoning ordinance prevails.

What is your Zoning?

To find out zoning information for your property you may do one of the following:

• Search by address in the map embedded above (click on the color shape over your property for designation);
• Search by address, assessor parcel number (APN), or owner name on this interactive map: Cupertino Property Information;
• Download the Zoning Map; or
• Contact the Planning Division at 408.777.3308

Once you identify your zoning designation, continue to the links below for the corresponding zoning ordinance and webpages. If your zoning designation does not appear below, please contact the Planning Division for details.

Residential Zoning Districts

Single-Family Residential (R1) Zones
The Single-Family zoning ordinance regulates detached single-family dwellings.
Single-Family Residential (R1) Zoning Ordinance
Within the R1 zoning designation, some districts are subject to additional design requirements and development regulations.

• R1-e: Eichler District
• R1-a: Semi-rural District
• R1-i: Single Story Overlay District

Single-Family Residential Development
Residential Single-Family Cluster (R1C) Zones
The Residential Single-Family Cluster zoning ordinance regulates developments that use a more creative approach to land development by reducing the amount of street improvements and public utilities required in residential development, to conserve natural features and to provide more desirable aesthetic and efficient use of open space.
Residential Single-Family Cluster (R1C) Zoning Ordinance
Residential Hillside (RHS) Zones
The Residential Hillside zoning ordinance regulates detached single-family dwellings on uneven or hilly terrain.
Residential Hillside (RHS) Zoning Ordinance
Residential Hillside Development
Residential Duplex (R2) Zones
The Residential Duplex zoning ordinance regulates two dwelling units under the same ownership on lots of at least 8,500 square feet.
Residential Duplex (R2) Zoning Ordinance
Duplex Development
Multiple-Family Residential (R3) Zones
The Multiple-Family Residential zoning ordinance regulates three or more dwelling units on the same parcel, e.g. triplexes, fourplexes and apartments.
Multiple-Family Residential (R3) Zoning Ordinance
Multiple-Family Residential Development

Non-Residential Zoning Districts

General Commercial (CG) Zones
The General Commercial zoning ordinance regulates retailing, offices and service establishments offering goods and services to the general public.
General Commercial (CG) Zoning Ordinance

Light Industrial (ML) and Industrial Park (MP) Zones
The Light Industrial and Industrial Park zoning ordinance regulates certain industrial uses which are incompatible with commercial and residential uses or areas where development of light industrial parks are deemed appropriate.
Light Industrial (ML) and Industrial Park (MP) Zoning Ordinance

Administrative and Professional Office (OA & OP) Zones
The Administrative and Professional Office (OA) zoning ordinance regulates development of office space together with necessary landscaping and off-street parking facilities. The Planned Office zoning district is intended for large parcels over twenty-five acres on which development of professional administrative offices is deemed appropriate.
Administrative and Professional Office (OA & OP) Zoning Ordinance
Other Zoning Districts
In addition to the Zoning Districts above, the City also has:

• Public Building (BA), Quasi-Public Building (BQ) and Transportation (T) Zones for regulating governmental, public utility, education, religious, and transportation facilities;
• Open Space (OS) Zones for establishment of open space uses in private natural areas;
• Park and Recreation (PR) Zones to regulate activities within publicly owned parks; and
• Private Recreation (FP) Zones to regulate privately owned recreational businesses that enhance passive open space uses and organized activity.

Mixed-Use/Planned Development Zoning Districts

Planned Development (P) Zoning District
The Planned Development (P) Zoning District allows flexibility to property owners and developers to propose any form of development from residential projects to commercial and office projects or mixed use projects. The ordinance lays out the approval process for development in this zoning district.
Planned Development (P) Zoning Ordinance

Mayor of Cupertino abandons housing at Vallco, pushing for a retail-dominant complex at Vallco Mall

Below is an email from Reed Moulds, the Managing Director of Sand Hill Property Company:

Mayor abandons housing at Vallco, pushing for a retail-dominant complex at Vallco Mall, on eve of Vallco Specific Plan community engagement kick-off (please attend!)

Dear neighbor:

Wednesday night, during his State of the City address, Mayor Darcy Paul put forward his "personal" opinion of the future of Vallco. Unfortunately, his future looks to recreate past failures and calls for a retail-dominant mall with some office and little to no housing. If you haven’t seen his speech, you can watch it here.

His vision for the Vallco planning area is an inefficient 1.2 million square foot project, less than what exists today, where at least half of the space – 600,000 feet – would be reserved for retail.

Needless to say, such a project is infeasible and not supported by the market, and it just ensures that Vallco will not be revitalized and remain a vacant, dead mall. With his focus on retail and office, and accounting for the new hotel already being built there by another developer, his proposal doesn’t leave a lot of space for residential use. By ignoring the need for housing at Vallco – Cupertino’s best opportunity to provide real solutions to the housing crisis – the Mayor fails to acknowledge the single greatest challenge facing our region and the City of Cupertino, which happens to be the region’s most unaffordable city.

In October, compelled to address this unprecedented housing crisis, we requested that the City analyze alternatives to add significant housing through a Vallco Specific Plan and reduce housing demand generators like office and retail uses.

The timing of the Mayor’s statements about Vallco – which threaten to influence this planning process before the community engagement on the Vallco Specific Plan has even started – is irresponsible and disappointing. That is why we, once again, are asking for your help.

Next week on Monday, February 5, 2018 from 6 pm to 8:30 pm the City is hosting a “Vallco Specific Plan Kick-off Meeting” at Community Hall, a.k.a. Council Chambers. At this meeting the City’s planning consultant, Opticos Design, will further explain the Specific Plan, discuss the range of outcomes and ask the community to talk about their perspective on the future of Vallco.

With this note, we want to encourage you all to attend this first in a series of community meetings. Your voice is needed on the future of Vallco. The Opticos team should hear what the majority view of Cupertino is and how a smart and dynamic town center plan with a good mix of uses will benefit the City, the community and everyone who lives, works and is a visitor in Cupertino.

For our part, we are convinced more than ever that Vallco offers a unique opportunity to help address the region’s housing shortage and affordability crisis, while adding greatly to the lives of those of you who are already settled here. A sustainable mixed-use plan that includes shopping, dining, a cutting-edge entertainment district, community facilities, great streets and outdoor spaces, a meaningful amount of housing and a manageable amount of office has the tremendous potential to turn a lifeless part of the city into a vibrant and community-driven new downtown district. And let’s not forget that, absent significant mitigations, the most traffic-sensitive proposals are the ones where there is a balance among the different uses, not the ones that are office- or retail-heavy.

All around us, other cities throughout Silicon Valley are already setting examples. Delaying or undermining Vallco’s revitalization is a lose-lose strategy, not just for the landowner but for the Cupertino community as well. Let’s all help Cupertino’s decision-makers see the benefit of a realistic plan for Vallco through a collaborative planning process; my hope is this would have the dual benefit of preventing the partisan few from trying to sway it. But if supporters of true revitalization don’t show up and let themselves be heard, given the Mayor’s mindset, this process certainly cannot succeed.

We will continue to send updates throughout the rest of the process. Once again, thank you for your support.

Reed Moulds
Managing Director
Sand Hill Property Company

SANTA CLARA VALLEY (High School) ATHLETIC LEAGUE

SANTA CLARA VALLEY ATHLETIC LEAGUE Originally established in 1973 the SCVAL consisted of 13 schools; Awalt Buchser Cupertino Fremont Homestead Los Altos Lynbrook Monta Vista Mountain View Peterson Santa Clara Sunnyvale Wilcox In 1974 the league split into two divisions; the De Anza League (DAL) and the El Camino League (ECL). Over the course of the last 30 years the SCVAL has undergone many changes: •In 1976, Saratoga transferred from the West Valley Athletic League (WVAL) to the DAL. •In 1981 Sunnyvale closed its doors and St. Francis joined the Girls Division. •Around 1982, Mt. View closed and took up where Awalt was housed. •Also around 1982, Santa Clara did the same by replacing Buchser. •Circa 1983, Peterson was turned into a Middle School. •In 1988 Los Gatos joined the DAL •In 2002 St Francis left the DAL to join the WCAL (West Coast Athletic League). Today, the league is a 14 school super league with Boys and Girls teams divided into two leagues (or divisions). The DAL (strong) and El Camino (weak) leagues are different for every sport within the SCVAL. Current members include: Cupertino High School 10100 Finch Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014 Fremont High School 1279 Sunnyvale-Saratoga Rd. Sunnyvale, CA 94087 Gunn High School 780 Arastradero Road Palo Alto, CA 94306 Homestead High School 21370 Homestead Rd Cupertino, CA 95014 Los Altos High School 201 Almond Avenue Los Altos, CA 94022 Los Gatos High School 20 High School Court Los Gatos, CA 95030 Lynbrook High School 1280 Johnson Avenue San Jose, CA 95129 Milpitas High School 1285 Escuela Parkway Milpitas, CA 95035 Monta Vista High School 21840 McClellan Rd Cupertino, CA 95014 Mountain View High School 3535 Truman Ave Mountain View, CA 94040 Palo Alto High School 50 Embarcadero Road Palo Alto, CA 94301 Santa Clara High School 3000 Benton Street Santa Clara, CA 95051 Saratoga High School 20300 Herriman Avenue Saratoga, CA 95070 Wilcox High School 3250 Monroe Street Santa Clara, CA 95051

Valley (Junior High School) Athletic League serves Cupertino, Los Altos, Mountain View-Whisman, and Sunnyvale School Districts.

The Valley Athletic League is proud to serve the Cupertino, Los Altos, Mountain View-Whisman, and Sunnyvale School Districts. Each district has their own registration/enrollment process for After School Sports. Please contact your school's Athletic Director if you are unsure about your school's process. This after school sports league provides opportunity for our community athletes to experience a variety of sports, interscholastic competition, team play and sportsmanship. Overview The VAL After-School Sports League allows the participants to experience inter-school competition, team play and sportsmanship. It is the goal of this league to provide an inter-school athletic program to as many students as possible. The program offers sport-specific instruction and reinforces the principles of self-esteem building, self-discipline and conscientious sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches, referees, parents and administrators. During the 2016-2017 school year, there will be 11 schools participating in the VAL. This includes schools in Los Altos, Mountain View, Cupertino, Sunnyvale and San Jose. We are pleased with our continuing relationship with these schools, as it has provided us with a wide base of competition for our after school sports league. Click the name of the school below if you would like to go to that school's homepage. Click the Athletic Director's name if you would like to send him/her an email. School Athletic Director(s) Blach Intermediate School Pat Koren and Steve Kane Columbia Middle School Miali Reynoso Crittenden Middle School Marco Arce Cupertino Middle School Jina Button Egan Junior High School Christy Eustice and Can Huynh Graham Middle School Jeff Harter and Merlene Saunders Hyde Middle School Sue Smith Kennedy Middle School Larry Blair and Wade Nakamura Lawson Middle School Gil Vasquez and Todd Butler Miller Middle School Brian Yoshikawa Sunnyvale Middle School TBD --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Awards Coordinator: Steve Kane League Chairman: Jeff Bernstein

Detailed Property Tax Component Breakdown Comparison 2015-2016

For buyers who are numbers driven, I did a detailed comparison of the property tax charges between sample houses in the 3 neighborhoods below:
1. Cupertino address with Cupertino schools
2. Santa Clara address with Cupertino schools
3. San Jose address with Berryessa schools

The overall property tax rates are very similar for all properties in Santa Clara County. The minor variations are mainly due to the differences in Special Assessments added on to the bills for different communities.



Some Special Assessments are based on mailing address CITY (not school district):

The house with Cupertino address (based on address city not school district) is charged special assessments for the following:

1a. Cupertino Sewer Services = $411.70
1b. Cupertino/Environment/Storm = $12
2. County Library CFD 2013-1 = $33.66

In comparison, the house with San Jose address pays:
1a. SJ Current Garbage Services = $384.84 (newly added to San Jose Property Tax bills)
1b. SJ Sewer/Sani/Storm = $499.44 (newly added to San Jose Property Tax bills)
2. San Jose Library Measure B of $31.34 (up from an Assessment of $27.80 back in 2011)

and the houses with San Jose + Santa Clara address (but not the house with Cupertino address) pay:
1. SCCOSA ASMT DIST 1 assessment of $12 (same as in 2011) +
2. SCCOSA Measure Q of $24.00 (newer charge that was not present in 2011).

Some Special Assessments are based on SCHOOL DISTRICT (not mailing address CITY):  

For instance, regardless of address, homes in the Cupertino Union School District (CUSD) and Fremont Union High School District (FUHSD) pay CUSD Measure A of $250 (up from Parcel Tax of $125 in 2011) and FUHSD Measure B of $98 (same as Parcel Tax of $98 in 2011). In comparison, homes in the Berryessa School District (BSD) only have to pay the Berryessa School District Measure K of $79 (same as Parcel Tax $79 in 2011).


The Santa Clara Valley Water District (SCVWD) charges:
1. SCVWD Safe, Clean Water = $59.24 fixed for all properties
2. SCVWD FLOOD
    a) North Central = $13.18 for Cupertino and Santa Clara
    b) East = $20.92 for Berryessa neighborhood of San Jose

Mosquito-Vector charges the same for all 3 properties:
1. Mosquito Vector Asmet #2 = $8.36
2. Mosquito Vector Control Assmt = $5.08




In summary:
1. Cupertino address with Cupertino schools = Total Assessed Value*(Tax Rate 1.1792%)+ Special Assessments $891.22
2. Santa Clara address with Cupertino schools = Total Assessed Value*(Tax Rate 1.176%)+ Special Assessments $469.86 
3. San Jose address with Berryessa schools = Total Assessed Value*(Tax Rate 1.2521%)+ Special Assessments $1,124.22

The final conclusion is that the property tax rates are only slightly different between different neighborhoods within Santa Clara County. If you are evaluating a potential purchase of investment property and need a rough property tax figure to enable you to compute cash flow then use a rough number of 0.0125 * Assessed Property Value (i.e. 1.25% * purchase price for year1)

Top Cupertino Schools : Monta Vista High, Kennedy Middle, Lincoln Elementary (21087 Red Fir Court , Cupertino 95014)

21087 Red Fir Court , Cupertino 95014		Status:	Pending	Dates:
County:	Santa Clara	Orig Price:	$888,888	Original:	11/04/2015
Area:	18 - Cupertino	List Price:	$888,888	List:	11/04/2015
Class:	Res. Townhouse /	Sale Price:		Sale:	11/12/2015

BRIGHT,QUIET AND COZY END UNIT TOWNHOUSE WITH THE BEST CUPERTINO SCHOOLS. UPDATED YARD, KITCHEN, APPLIANCES AND MANY DETAILS. LARGE LIVING ROOM, EXTRA STORGE SPACES. WALKIING DISTANCE TO DE ANZE COLLEGE, PARK, 99 RANCH SUPERMARKET AND CLOSE TO EVERYTHING! MOVE IN CONDITION AND MOTIVATED SELLER. MUST SEE!

10553 Esquire Place Cupertino CA 95014 - Garden Gate Elementary , Lawson Middle , Monta Vista High School

10553 Esquire Place Cupertino CA 95014 - Garden Gate Elementary , Lawson Middle , Monta Vista High School

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House For Sale (Cupertino Schools. Sunnyvale Convenience) 1084 Rembrandt Drive

Cupertino Schools.  Sunnyvale Convenience.

Quiet street yet in the heart of Sunnyvale and Silicon Valley with easy access to El Camino Real, Downtown Sunnyvale, Ranch 99, and New Vallco shopping, restaurants, and services. Easy commute in all directions with multiple routes available to 280, 101, 85, and 237.

Cupertino Schools. Stocklmeir Elementary. Remodeled kitchen with LED lighting, Quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, large cabinets for max kitchen storage with pull out drawers for easy access. Vertical tray cabinet for easy accessibility and dual slide out cabinet rack for pots and pans. Quiet close drawers. 15 inch peninsula overhang for added comfort and counter space. Kitchen wired for another decorative ceiling light. Under sink filter. New breaker box and electrical wiring. Gas fireplace. Gas outlet for BBQ. Living room wired for speakers. Central Heat/AC. Wood blinds. Large Master suite with walk-in closet and jet tub. Bay window in living room. Hardwood floors. Dual pane windows throughout. Semi-secluded front patio area. Private backyard with fruit garden (strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, pink lemonade blueberries, artichoke, pluot, plum, and guava trees.

This house is not on the MLS.  To see photos, check them out on craigslist:
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/reb/5072671200.html

Robert Lei

REALTOR®, e-PRO®
Century 21 M&M and Associates
10420 S. De Anza Blvd
Cupertino, CA 95014
Direct: (408) 596-3188
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House For Rent - Excellent School (EatonElem / LawsonMiddle / CupertinoHigh)

Contact info:
Robert Lei | Century 21 M&M and Associates | 408-596-3188 

House For Rent with Excellent Cupertino schools (EatonElem/LawsonMiddle/CupertinoHigh)

974 Candlewood Dr, Cupertino, CA 95014

$4,295/mo

KEY FEATURES
Sq Footage: 1621 sqft.
Bedrooms: 3 Beds
Bathrooms: 2 Baths
Parking: 2 Garage
Lease Duration: 1 Year
Deposit: $4,100
Pets Policy: No Pets Allowed
Laundry: In Unit
Property Type: Single Family House

DESCRIPTION

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Excellent Cupertino schools - Eaton Elementary, Lawson Middle, Cupertino High.

 Quiet and Convenient location in the heart of Cupertino. Walk to Safeway, Creekside Park.



 3 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms 1,621 sqft single-family home



 HUGE Master Bedroom Suite

 with Large Newly Remodeled Master Bathroom

 and Large Attached Region for a Home Office, Piano/Music Room, etc.



 Large Newly Remodeled Kitchen with New Granite, New Shaker Cabinets, New Ceramic Tile Floor



 New Dual-Pane Windows

 New Recessed Lighting



 2-Car Garage with Washer/Dryer hookup (Could lend you my Washer/Dryer for duration of your stay if desired)



 One Year Lease. No Subleasing.

 Rent $4,295/mo. Deposit: $4,100

 Tenants pay their own utilities: PG&E, Water, Garbage, etc.



 Call Robert (408) 596-3188

RENTAL FEATURES

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• Living room
• Walk-in closet
• Master bath
• Storage space
• Office
• Attic
• Workshop
• Range / Oven
• Refrigerator
• Dishwasher
• Garbage disposal
• Stainless steel appliances
• Balcony, Deck, or Patio
• Yard
• Fenced yard
• Garden
• Heat: forced air
• Double pane / Storm windows
• Cable-ready
• High-speed internet
• Wired
• Hardwood floor
• Tile floor
• Granite countertop
• Fireplace
• Skylights

COMMUNITY FEATURES

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• Near transportation
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• On-street parking
• Garage - Attached

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Contact info:
Robert Lei
Century 21 M&M and Associates
408-596-3188

Cupertino City Council Meeting April 7, 2015

Cupertino City Council Meeting April 7, 2015

http://cupertino.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?view_id=18&clip_id=1840&meta_id=104795

City of Cupertino Swimming Pool Removal Requirements

The city of Cupertino has a guideline for the minimum requirements for removal of an existing swimming pool.  In all cases, a construction permit is required.

The plan requirements are:
1. Complete swimming pool (SP) permit application
2. Three (3) sets on min 8-1/2" x 11" sheets of site plan showing all property lines, existing structures, location of existing swimming pool and setback dimensions from pool to existing structures and property lines.

If the pool shell is to remain:
1. Drill min of three (3) - 12" diameter holes evenly spaced along the center line of the pool bottom.
2. Backfill remaining pool shell with 3/4" max size crushed rock for a min 8" deep at bottom of pool. 
3 Backfill to be moistened and tractor rolled (or tamped with a wacker compacting plate) into place.
4. Two inspection required.  Initial inspection to verify required drain holes at bottom of pool.  Final inspection after all work complete.
5. No fill dirt to be stored on street or public right-of-way without encroachment permit issued by Dept of Public Works.
6. Owner agrees the backfill over existing swimming pool shell may have DIFFERENTIAL SETTLEMENT and therefore agrees to use area for landscape only and not for any structural or floor slab support until entire pool shell removed and backfill certified with 90% compaction.

4th of July Festivities/Fireworks in/near Silicon Valley (2014)

 

By Robert Lei

Real Estate Agent with Century 21 (SUNNYVALE, CA) - (408) 893-2410

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July 03, 2014 11:27 PM

4th of July Festivities/Fireworks in/near Silicon Valley

(July 4, 2014)

By Robert Lei, Silicon Valley REALTOR, ePRO

 

Most Popular 4th of July Events in the entire Bay Area:

1. San Francisco Fireworks: Waterfront festival at Pier 39 with live music from noon until the Fireworks at 9:30pm.

2. San Jose: See below

3. Livermore

4. Mountain View Shoreline Amphitheatre

5. Angel Island

6. Richmond

7. Oakland: Festival of Family Fun at Jack London Square Friday July 4, 2014 from 11am-4pm. Dazzling performers including Uncle Sam stilt walker, jugglers, magicians, hula hoopers, clowns, and puppeteers.

8. Pleasanton: 9:45pm Alameda County Fair: Non-stop, razzle-dazzle fireworks set to music and a cool video tribute to Alameda County.

 

 

South Bay / Santa Clara County:

 

Gilroy

Friday, July 4. Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. at Gilroy High School sports field. Free

Friday, July 4. Independence Day BBQ/Salute to Military Heroes. All-You-Can-Eat BBQ served at South County Picnic Grove. No Fireworks. Cost

Los Gatos

Friday, July 4. Food & music from 11am to 4:30 p.m. at Oak Meadow Park on Blossom Hill Road. No Fireworks. Cost.

 Milpitas

Friday, July 4. Afternoon pool party at the Milpitas Sports Complex with music, food, and games from 1-4pm ($2 per person), followed by an evening Concert and Fireworks Show featuring Pacific Soul from 7-10pm ($3 per person) with Fireworks at 9:15 p.m. on the Sports Center’s football field.

Morgan Hill

Friday, July 4. Parade in downtown at 10am. Fireworks at dark at Morgan Hill Outdoor Sports Center Community Park. Free

Mountain View

Friday, July 4. San Francisco Symphony performs at Shoreline Amphitheater at 8 p.m. with Fireworks at dark. Free with paid concert ticket.

Palo Alto
Friday, July 4 "33rd Annual Summer Festival and Chili Cook-off" at Mitchell Park from noon to 5pm. No Fireworks.

Fireworks between 9 and 9:30 p.m. at EcoCenter Baylands Park. Free

San Jose

"Rose, White, and Blue Parade and Festival" Parade at 10am followed by food and entertainment from 11am to 3pm at The Alameda.  No Fireworks.

MUNICIPAL STADIUM Friday, July 4. Fireworks after the San Jose Giants game at Municipal Stadium. Free with paid ticket.

ENCORE Saturday, July 5. Fireworks after the San Jose Giants game at Municipal Stadium. Free with paid ticket.

DISCOVERY MEADOW Friday, July 4. 9:15 pm. San Jose America Fireworks show at Discovery Meadow in downtown San Jose for the first time since 2008.

A big thank you to the San Jose Rotary Club(along with Santa Clara County and the city of San Jose) for bringing the fireworks show back after a 6-year hiatus. (Note, there is no daylong festival event.

Can’t make it to the event? Enjoy the patriotic music simulcast on KLIV-AM 1590.)

PLAZA DE CESAR CHAVEZ Friday, July 4^th and Saturday, July 5^th: FUN, but no fireworks (except in your mouth) at the San Jose Bacon Festival at Plaza de Cesar Chavez.

ALMADEN LAKE PARK Friday, July 4^th; for the first time ever, fireworks at San Jose's Almaden Lake Park.

 

Cupertino 

Friday, July 4. Fireworks start at 9:30 at Cupertino High School. Viewing sites: Sedgwick Elementary School, Hyde Middle School, Portal Park, Wilson Park and Cupertino Creekside Park. Music and vendors at Creekside Park. No access, driving, parking or viewing from Cupertino High School. Free

 

Santa Clara 

Friday, July 4. Live music and food at the Pavilion in Central Park from noon-5pm. The fun continues at the lawn area outside the Community Recreation Center.  Bring your lawn chairs and blankets for more entertainment, a variety of food booths/trucks plus Fireworks at 9:30 p.m. at Central Park. Free

 California's Great America.  Friday, July 4 & Saturday, July 5. 11am-4pm. Mini-flag giveaway, a family BBQ, and patriotic fun all weekend long plus Fireworks Extravaganza at 9:45pm both nights.

 Saratoga

Friday, July 4. Parade and music are part of a morning-long celebration at Kevin Moran Park.  No Fireworks 

 

Posted by

Robert Lei
Real Estate Professional
Century 21 M&M and Associates
South Bay; Silicon Valley
(408) 893-2410

           

City of Saratoga Might Not Mean Saratoga Schools. Here's How to Determine Which School District Your Home is in.

Buying a house in the City of Saratoga might not mean your kids will go to Saratoga Schools.  The City of Saratoga is served by 4 different K-8 elementary school districts: Campbell, Cupertino, Moreland and Saratoga Union School District. 


To determine which of these 4 school districts your property is in, check your property's school district assignment using the Santa Clara County Assessor's website: 

Go to the Santa Clara County Assessor's website. 

• Enter street address, click on "School District/Tax Rate Area".  The result will read "Saratoga Union" if you reside in our school district.  If the address does not come up, please double check the spelling or street number.  Or use the property APN number as a alternative.
• For K-5 school assignments within the Saratoga Union School District, click HERE.  Grades 6-8 students attend Redwood Middle School.
• For high school attendance (grades 9-12), visit the Los Gatos Saratoga Union School District's Find My School webpage.
• If you have questions about property boundary lines, please contact the County Committee on District Boundaries at (408) 453-6869.  

 NOTE:  There is no SUSD district map published for distribution.  District assignments are based on the data via the Santa Clara County Assessor's office.

For example, let's see what school district serves 14900 PIERCE RD SARATOGA 95070-9701

Go to this site:

https://www.sccassessor.org/index.php/online-services/property-search/real-property

You get the result:

Property Information - Assessor's Parcel Number (APN): 503-45-008  

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Situs Address(es) :	14900 PIERCE RD SARATOGA 95070-9701      View Google Map   14900 PIERCE RD SARATOGA 95070-9701  View Google Map
Mailing Address:	14900 PIERCE RD SARATOGA CA 95070-9701	Print Assessor's Parcel Map

 

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PROPERTY INFORMATION
Document No: 5405466	Document Type: QUITCLAIM DEED
Transfer Date: 9/7/1976	Tax Default Date: N/A

 

VALUE INFORMATION  (Assessed Information as of 6/30/2013) View or Pay your Property Tax
Real Property		Business		Exemptions		Net Assessed Value
Land:	$15,925	Fixtures:	$0	Homeowner:	$7,000
Improvements:	$734,000	Structure:	$0	Other:	$0
		Personal Property:	$0
Total:	$749,925	Total:	$0	Total:	$7,000	$742,925

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PROPERTY INFORMATION
Document No: 5405466	Document Type: QUITCLAIM DEED
Transfer Date: 9/7/1976	Tax Default Date: N/A

 

VALUE INFORMATION  (Assessed Information as of 6/30/2013)
Real Property		Business			Exemptions		Net Assessed Value
Land:	$15,925	Fixtures:		$0	Homeowner:	$7,000
Improvements:	$734,000	Structure:		$0	Other:	$0
		Personal Property:		$0
Total:	$749,925	Total:		$0	Total:	$7,000	$742,925
PROPERTY INFORMATION
Document No: 5405466			Document Type: QUITCLAIM DEED
Transfer Date: 9/7/1976			Tax Default Date: N/A

 

VALUE INFORMATION  (Assessed Information as of 6/30/2012)
Real Property		Business		Exemptions		Net Assessed Value
Land:	$15,613	Fixtures:	$0	Homeowner:	$7,000
Improvements:	$717,000	Structure:	$0	Other:	$0
		Personal Property:	$0
Total:	$732,613	Total:	$0	Total:	$7,000	$725,613

 

PROPERTY INFORMATION
Document No: 5405466	Document Type: QUITCLAIM DEED
Transfer Date: 9/7/1976	Tax Default Date: N/A

 

VALUE INFORMATION  (Assessed Information as of 6/30/2011)
Real Property		Business		Exemptions		Net Assessed Value
Land:	$15,307	Fixtures:	$0	Homeowner:	$7,000
Improvements:	$681,000	Structure:	$0	Other:	$0
		Personal Property:	$0
Total:	$696,307	Total:	$0	Total:	$7,000	$689,307
TAX RATE AREA INFORMATION  060-010 (Tax Rate Information as of 6/30/2013)

 

elem. school:	saratoga union
high school:	los gatos union jt(43,44)
comm. college:	west valley jt(43,44)
cemetery:	saratoga
resource consv.:	guadalupe-coyote
air quality mgmt.:	bay area jt(1,7,21,28,38,41,43,48,49,57)
fire protection:	saratoga
open space:	mid-peninsula regional jt(41,43,44)
county service:	area no. 01 (library services), benefit assessment
county service:	area no. 01 (library services)
county water:	santa clara valley
county water:	santa clara valley-zone nc-1
water-misc.:	santa clara county importation

 

This confirms that this house is indeed in the Saratoga Union School District.

For K-5 school assignments within the Saratoga Union School District, click HERE

http://www.saratogausd.org/index.php/registration#SchoolAssign

Enrollment in Saratoga Union School District is open for residents who reside permanently within school district boundaries. SUSD is an open enrollment district which means no property addresses have been assigned to a specific school (Board Policy 5116.1: Education Code 35160.5)  Parents may therefore request the K-5 school within the district they wish their student to attend provided the student  resides within the boundaries of our district and space permits. 

 

During the registration process, newly enrolling K-5 families will be asked for their first and second choice of elementary school sites: Argonaut, Foothill or  Saratoga Elementary Schools.  Placement at an elementary school site is based on space availability.  Proximity to school is not a criteria in placement.  All students in grades 6-8 attend Redwood Middle School. For high school (grades 9-12), visit the Los Gatos Saratoga Union School District website and their Find My School webpage.

 

http://aeries.lgsuhsd.org/abi/SchoolSearch.asp?cache=4%2F7%2F2014+12%3A57%3A34+AM

Enter your home address below to identify your school of residence.
Typing the street name with an * wildcard (e.g. Albert*) may improve the search process.

Students living at 14900 Pierce RD, Saratoga fall within the attendance area for: (proof of residency required)
School	Phone	Address	Map	Grades
Saratoga High School	(408) 867-3411	20300 Herriman Ave Saratoga CA 95070	Click Here	8-12