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MINUTES
Regular Meeting
March 26, 1956
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT COMMISSIONERS ABSENT OTHERS PRESENT
Diederichsen Mattock City Attorney-Karmel
Henderson Plan.Consult.-Mann
Kindig Dar .Pub.Works-Marr
Martin
Mitchell
Sti vers
Meeting called to order at 8:00 P. M.; Chairman Henderson presiding.
Minutes of the regular meeting of February 27, 1956; the special
meeting of March 12, 1956; the study meeting of March 12, 1956,
approved as written.
The Chair announced that this was the time set for public hearings
on certain resubdivisions, notice having been published as required.
HEARINGS:
1. RESUBIDIVISION - Portion of Lot 3, Block 7, Unit No. 3 Millsdale
Industrial Park. Trammell Crow and Edwin L. Cox
Mr. Van Zandt of Wilsey and Ham advised the Commission that the resub-
division is requested for sale purposes.
The City Engineer stated the map had been checked by his office, and
it was thereafter moved by Commissioner Mitchel that the resubdivision
be approved as submitted, seconded by Commissioner Kindig and unan-
imously carried.on roll call of members.
2. RESUBDIVIS1 N - Lot 89 Block 10, Mills Estate No. 3.
Carl E. Ahlberg
The City Engineer advised the Commission that the resubdivision in-
volves the shifting of a let line and that the map had been verified
by his office.
It was thereafter moved by Commissioner Mitchell that the resubdivis-
ion be' approved as submitted, seconded by Commissioner Kindig and
unanimously carried on roll call of members.
3. RESUBDIVISION - Portion of Lands of R. P. Etienne Properties, Inc.
The map of the proposed resubdivision, establishing 4 parcels of a
total acreage of 1.44 acres, on the Etienne property between Rollins
Road and Marston Road in the Easton Industrial area, was presented
to the Commission.
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The Secretary read a communication from the Burlingame Civic Improve-
ment Club, Inc., dated March 20, 1956, James Himmel, secretary, pro-
testing the approval of the resubdivision map until adequate provis-
ions for fill, streets and other necessary improvements had been made.
Mr. Etienne advised the Commission that the property would be develop-
ed in compliance with the requirements of the City Engineer.
The City Engineer posted, f or Commission review, a map of the Indus-
trial area, and it was determined that the k lot resubdivision as re-
quested was a parcel of 1.!}!}. acres of a total acreage of 28 acres MOL.
The question arose as to whether the proposed "RESUBDIVISION" was not
in reality a "SUBDIVISION" as the parcel remaining, after the division
of the 4 lots as requested, was in excess of 5 acres, and therefore
subject to the requirements of the State Subdivision Map Act.
It was thereafter moved by Commissioner- Martin that the matter be held
until the City Attorney had opportunity to study and submit an opinion,
seconded by Commissioner Kindig and unanimously carried on roll call
of members.
4- SUGGESTED AMENDMENTS IN ZONING ORDINANCE - Sections 1911 ab, 1912,
1913 ab, 1915, 1921 ab, and 1914.
The Commissioners received copies of the latest draft of the amendments
and the Planning Consultant reported that all suggested changes were
now incorporated.
It was thereafter moved by Commissioner Martin that the Ordinance as
revised be approved and submitted to the City Council for adoption,
seconded by Commissioner Diederichsen and unanimously carried on roll
call of members.
COMMUNICATIONS:
1. A communication dated March 23,
side Council expressing interest
Billboard Ordinances and request
1956, from
in the roe
ing copies
the California Road-
ently adopted Sign a
of each, was read.
The Secretary was -requested to comply with the request.
2. A communication
dated March 15, 1956, from the office of State
There being no further business, the meeting was regularly adjourned
at 101,00 P.M*
Respectfully submitted
W. H. DIEDERICHSEN
Secretary