Ray Wang
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 15 Sep
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It might not be a great trade-off on the public health side.
So I'm also from parents originally from Taiwan, and I do see that they are very environmentally conscious.
I'm not trying to not be.
I'm just saying that there are some public health implications from what we've done with those paper straws, what we've done with those paper cups.
And so just think about that in terms of a cost structure, not only just on cost of business, but also the public health.
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Good evening, mayor, vice mayor, council members.
As stated, my name is Sean Hatch.
We're back again with some code info.
I'm accompanied here by Fong DeVries, the deputy billing official, and supported by our director, Benjamin Fu.
Tonight, we are here to introduce and perform the first reading of the ordinance to amend the Cupertino Municipal Code Title 16 and the supporting resolution.
The primary purpose of these amendments is to receive full acceptance from the California Building Standards Commission for our local amendments and the adoption of the 2025 California Codes and Regulations.
We have a quick presentation to provide some background on the activities since the Council's approval last November.
We will discuss what is being amended and then open it up for any questions.
So just to kind of give the background with some of the timelines, right, as explained there on the screen.
The adoption of the 2025 California Codes and Regulations was approved by council on November 18, 2025.
And the final step of this process is sending copies of our ordinance and our resolution to the California Building Standards Commission for their review and acceptance.
And so these copies were emailed to them on November 26, 2025.
Then on January 16th of this year The California building standards Commission issued us a partial acceptance That's why we're here today So they requested additional formal findings for three of the proposed appendix chapters one from the residential code and two from the fire code and then two residential code amendments from the residential code and this
just to kind of point it out that the partial acceptance letter was attachment e with the staff report and all that so it kind of shows what we got from them slide three and so as a result of this the partial approval was discussed with the santa clara county fire and a preliminary response was drafted and submitted to the california building standards commission on february 10th before
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