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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - PC - 1957.10.28CITY OF BURLINGAME PIAJAIAG COPIhISSIOA CCJiYiM ESSI\d<VKaYi��''.. PRESF'14T s in �, i7, 5 �. Kindig Martin i4orberg S t i veers CALL TU DRIER. hiidUTES CUit NISSiQ,rr. c =; ABSE 4; D iede ichseil.,_ Henderson Peguls=° liaetin City Engina-i��-- PlaI16 Cons,. Via121: A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Planning Commission was held on - the above date. Meeting called to carder at 8:00 p.m, Chairman Martin presiding, P'iIAU`i'ES PREVIOUS NEETIAG The minutes of the regular meeting of September 30, 3_95?, and the study meeting of October 14, 1957, were approved. PUBLIC H&ARINGS Public hearings, scheduled in conformance to appropriate procedure, were conducted on the following; 1. RESUBDDIISIOA o Parcel "A" BearinntProperty An application, submitted by Dr. Bo I. Bearints, owner of industrial property on the Old Bayshore Highway, for a resu.bdivision of Parcel "A", Easton Industrial Subdivision, to establish an additional parcel, "Ell (Oe574 acres MoL) with 100 foot frontage on the Old Bayshore Highway, was given consideration by the Commission. The City Engineer,. indicated no objection and advised that subsequent to previous discussion on the map (study meeting; October 14, 1957), Dr. Bearint revised the drainage plans whereby a strip 20 foot wide, located between parcels "E" and "C" has been reserved for the storm drain- age channel. The City Engineer stated further that said strip is in reality a separate parcel (designated as I'D" on the map) remaining under title to Dr. Bearinta Considerable discussion arose on the subject of the 20 foot parcel ® its possible use for future building and ways and means of preventing that possibility, Chairman Martin expressed his opinion that the resubdivision was not acceptable because of the inclusion of said parcel which, under the pro- visions of the ordinance is a recognized buildable lot. 1r, reply to questioning from tote Cciwwisslon, the Planni.n., Consultant confirmed that the 20 foot parcel Is tecis.nical.ly a eepaMte lot; how- ever, the possibilities of it being developed as a building site were remote and should aot be a matter at concern non or in the -future, A motion was introduced by Commissioner Iiindig that the esurdiv.-I siolz of Parcel "All, Bearint property, be approved, seooad.ed by Commissioner' sing and carried on the following ro�U call vote YES Norberg, Stive rs ABSEAT C2OiyMI.Ql SI:)Au,'RS v Diede Y°ichsen, Henderson 2� T,` AT.P-TIVE i+iAP - Mills Garden Court No. 2 The Tentative Map of Mills Gardens. Court Ao. 2, submitted at the last study meeting and being; resubdivision of approximately six acres in the dills Garden Court Subdivision, was given further consideration, Mr. Jack Dovey, engineer, representing Town and Country Realty Company, advised that the owners are prepared to proceed with the development of the remaining land in the Mills Garden Court and the proposed subdivisior, will consist of 18 lots,, In reply to Chairman Martin, the City Engineer and the Planning Consulter expressed approval, A motion was introduced by Commissioner Norberg, seconded by Commissioner Fin6er that the Tentative Y'sap of hills Garden Court No. 2 be recommended to the City Council. Motion carried unanimously on roil call of members present, 3. FUAL IfAP - Creekside Subdivision, The Final Map of Creekside Subdivision, submitted at the last study meet- ing was given further considerations Mr. Robert Parlett, engineer representing Frank and Kathe Kennedy and William and Clara Whifler, owners, reviewed the map with the Commission and advised that it agreed with the previously approved tentative map. The City Engineer:aad the Planning Consultant expressed approvals A motion was introduced by Commissioner Flnt--,er, seconded by Commissioner Worberg that the Final Map of Creekside subdivision be recon mended to the City Council for adoption. Motion carried unanimously on roll call of members present, C. J. Hooper as agent for 4. SPECIAL PERMIT Parking area - First Church of Christ Scientist. A hearing, continued from the regular meeting of September 30, 1957, was held on the request of C. J. Hooper for a special permit whereby the First Church of Christ Scientist, located at 1449 Oak Grove Avenue, will be granted the use of an adjoining piece of property for parking lot facilities (Lot 4, Block 7, Burlingame Land Subdivision). -2- n n, � Cs n, s u, 19 t, -i- I, _rLn s u b m 1 t te d f 0 1. V, s de a t 0 a " d 1 j j la of tI.^4e propo..-ed do :il a _mad Idee-a -with P,00 I -)F-p i7i i 'n r.. 1 (1 -n i-. i n I 'Y'Inee Plaanixr)k� Mpoxttad thf:,A-1 :�'oy, Vh�,,� 1'0 use iusW the rear portion of "Ghe -on:�qprFlr-ty a -ad -'Ghe c -.c parking spacra;s- for the tereoat�; wf i��ho-a"Ld sa.'Id b,­ _vazed, area require a 4-Leii%r appl-10-aIL--lon beforea tkie f,'o fi) .'ill �-lotm!il-".ssioners indicated no opposit-loin to the roquested vis-s and r v ctionss to be made a part of the grant. R motion zas introduced by Commissioner Finger tliat a special p,.:;,rmit be graat.ed the First Church of Christ 6cientist for a parking, lo-11; to be confined to the rear 40 feet of the property loc4�ted at 1506 I-Ploribunda AVenUe (Lot 4, Block 7, Burlingame. land Subdivision) subject to the following conditions: (a) Construction of a redwood fence to enclose the parking area, at a distance of 40 feet from the rear property line, Including a gate to be installed at the westerly driveway, said gate to remain looked except during church sessions; (b) Traffic to enter on Oak Grove and exit- on Floribunda Avenue via the existing driveway; (c) A hedge to be planted within the three foot planting strip for the entire length of the westerly side property line; (d) A IIDU AOT EATER" sign, not exceeding 3 square feet, to be posted on the gate; (e) Any extension of the granted use to be referred to the Commission for its consideration; Above motion seconded by Commissioner Kindig and unanimously carried on roll call of members present. The special permit was thereupon declared official providing there be no appeal directed to the City Council prior to Tuesday, Aoveraber 5. 1957. Tiie hearing was declared concluded. JEW BUSNESS (from the floor) 1. John B. Cockcroft In re: 10footset-back, Primrose Road. John B. Cockcroft, Burlingame realtor, addressed the Commission and ad- vised that preliminary plans have been completed for construction of a commercial building on the property located at the southeast corner of Howard Avenue and Primrose Road. Subsequent to the time that the building permit was issued, Mr. Cockcroft stated that he became aware of a 10 foot set -back restriction along the L' Primrose Road property line, reducing the buildable area by approximately 2, 0% Continuing, Mr. Cockcroft requested an opinion from the Commission concern- ing a variance from the zoning ordinance to permit construction to e-Ktend 1 Within the 10 foot set -back to the property line. -3- in reply to Ca%✓airrvaa Martin, Planning Consultant�''£xnn advised that there was sufficient cause to ,justify a variance applicat Lora °I thi s being a single lot treated differently than others in the district`l ,, Commissioners discussed the matter Ei3.th Mr. Cockezoft and -Indicated willingness to cooperate. A motion was thereupon introduced by Commissioner .Finger that the meeting adjourn to the newt regularly scheduled meeti ge, a4ovember° 1210 1957, for the purpose of conducting a public Jiea r Lag oil thi.e app f ica - ©ta. of Jobi 1-3� Cock rof t for a variance from the City� ? 4J set-�ba.ck restrictions, said applicaTion to b: filed in "-,he Office of S:,he Cil,y `1--rk within the required time to permit adherence to proper rules of pl,ocedure m Motion seconded by Commissioner Kind7g and carried cznanimourilyo Chairman Martin regv,,-steel Mr. Cockcroft to present,, at the 41me of the public hearing, a ss: of plans and a picture of the proposed building. The matter was thereafter continued. to the Meeting of Aovember 12, 1.957. 2. Proposed Addition. to Ordinance Providing for "Public HospItal" The Plaranln.c; t:onsultant advised that at the meeting of October 21, 1957;, the City Cou,icil rejected the proposed addition to the ordinance cede regulating anC, defining "Public Hospital" e The Planning Co:ssultant, stated further that the City .Manager, at the request of the City Council, is endeavoring to schedule a meeting with the board of Directors of the Peninsula Hospital at which time the question of a right of way through hospital property - for public use -- will be discussed. ADJOi R4dMEFAT The r�eeti.ng waF thereafter -regularly adjourned at 9 050 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Everett Kindig Secretary -4-