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CALL TO ORDER
A duly
on the
ca11ed
noticed regular neeting of the Burlingame City Council was
above date in the City Hal1 Council Chambers. The meeting
to order at 7:33 p.n. by Mayor Gloria H. Barton.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
Led by Director of Public Works, Ralph Kirkup.
ROLL CALI
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March 16, 1987
AMSTRUP, BARTON, LEMBI, MANGINI, PAGLIARO
NONE
held
was
COUNCILMEMBERS
COUNCILMEMBERS
MINUTES
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of March 2,1987 were approved.
1340 - ESTABLISHING STOPPUBLIC HEARING - SECOND READING - ORDINANCE
SIGNS ON HOWARD AVENUE AT LORTON AVENUE
Director of Public Works reviewed his meno of February 24 in which he
recomnended council hold public hearing and then adopt this ordinanceto establish a four way stop at the corner of Howard and LortonAvenues. The Traffic, Safety and Parking Commission revieued thisissue and recommended stop signs, as data showed the intersection
meets traffic volume and accident warrants. He responded to council
that there is already a stop on Lorton at Howard, by put.ting stop
signs on Howard there will be a four way stop at this intersection.
Mayor Barton opened the
hearing was cLosed,
public hearing. There being no comments, the
Councilman Anstrup moved adoption of ORDINANCE 1340. Seconded by
Councilman Mang ini .
Councilman Lembi recommended installation of the stop signs as soon aspossible rather than waiting 30 days; this is a dangerous intersection
and there was a serious accident there a week ago. City Attorney
noted that if council wants the neasure enforced by police immediately
it would have to adopt an urgency ordinance; or signs could beinstalled but police could onJ-y lssue warnings until 30 days pass.
Councilmen Amstrup and Mangini were agreeable to adding installation
of the signs as soon as possible to their motion.
Councilman Amslrup reviewed
council r s at.tention because
Hetchy uater systen.
that he had brought this issue t
it could limit any expansion of
o
Hetch
Mayor Barton noted she did not like to vote on something until she has
seen both sides of the issue. City Manager said SB27 appears to be
the same as IIR4089, a copy of which was attached to his report; staff
will get more ioformation and council will discuss further at Lhe
Study Meeting and continue this meeting until then to take action.
SUMMER JOBS FOR YOUTH 1987
City Manager reviewed hi-s meno of March 7 in which he reconnended
council allocate funds for the Summer Jobs for Youth program. Council
has supported this program for the past four years and they are
requestinB, between $775 based on Burlingamers 1986 utilization or $975
based on percen!age of youth population. He recommended council
allocate $975.
The motion carried unaninously 5-0 on ro11 call vote.
SB27 - LIMITING EXPANSION OP WATER SYSTEM
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Councilman Manginl moved to allocate $975 to Summer Jobs for
Seconded by Councilman Amstrup, carried unanimously on voice
Youth.
vote.
AUTHORIZE MAYOR TO VOTE AT COUNCIL OF MAYORS FOR APPOINTMENT
COUNTY ENGINEERS TO ADVISORY COMMISSION ON TRANSPORTATION
OF CITY
Directgr of Public Works reviewed his memo of i{ar ch 24 in which he
recomroended council authorize the Mayor to vote at the Council of
Mayors to appoint the City/County Engineers Associatlon as the
Advisory Comnission to develop the County Transportation Expenditure
Plan if one half cent sales tax increase is enacted. He revieued that
each ci.ty council would have input. for planned projects as well as
implenentation of the tax.
Councilnan Pagliaro
by staff . Seconded
vote.
noved to authorize the Mayor
by Councilman Lembi, carried
to vote as suggesLed
unanimously on voice
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUT]ON 27-87 - ACCEPTING COMPLETION OF ANZA WATERLINE
FREEWAY UNDERCROSSING - JOB OO5W
Assistant Civil Engineer's memo of
accept the above job as completed
fhe a6ount of $67,769.98.
March 4 recommended
by Manual C, Jardirn,
council
Inc. in
b RESOLUTION
PICKUP
28-87 - RENEWING AGREEMENT FOR STATEWIDE PRISONER
Police Chief's memo of
agreement with the Los
for stateuide pri soner
recommended council renew Ehis
County Sheriff through the County
March 4
Angeles
pickup.
C RESOLUTION 29-87 - IN SUPPORT OF PENINSULA
PRESERVE COMMUTER RAIL SERVICE IN BAYSHORE
LEGISLATORS TO
CORRIDOR AND 58666
RES0LUTION 30-87
JoB 005
ACCEPTING COMPLETION OP ANZA FREEWAY GRADING
Senior Civil Engineer I s
accept as conplete thi s
anount of $695,920.
memo of
project
March 10
by Grade
recommended council
Way Construction in the
e RESOLUTION 31-87 - AUTHORIZING AMENDMENT NO. I TO AGREEMENT FOR
MAIN PUMP STATION BYPASS DESIGN - JOB 405
City Enginee.r I s meno of March 12 reconmended council auLhori-zethe amendnent wit.h CI12M Hill in the amount of $76,934 for theRollins Sewer Bypass under Rollins Road and Highway 101.
f. DENIAL OF CLAIM: JANNELLE AND JOSEPH BECERRA
Ci ty Attorney's meno reconnended deni.a1.
361 CALIFORNIAAMUSEMENT PERMlT MICKEYI S PIZZA,
City AtEorney t s rnemo
amusement pernit f or
Grandfauher I s Pizza.
4 recomrnended council approve thiseight video machines at the former
approval of Warrants 33786 - 34057,of $798,964.05 and Payroll Checksof February 1987 in the amount of
of March
Lhe sane
h. WARRANTS AND PAYROLL
Finance Director recomnended
duly audited, in the amount
7343). - 74LL6 for the month
$70s,6s8.s0.
Councilman Manginj. noved approval of the
by Councilman Lembi, carried unanimously
Consent Calendar.
by voice vote.
Seconded
a.
Letters from SamTrans and Senator Quentin (opp recommendedcouncil support this legislation to preserve peninsula rail
service.
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FOURTH OF JULY
Councilman Pagliaro noted Lhat when council adopted Lhe ban on
fireworks it discussed providing an alternative celebration.
Barton said she has discussed with the City Manager and thought
Point would be a good place for fireworks display. City Manag
related some informal discussion has been had with neighboring
Coyote Point is under county jurisdiction. Fisherman Park is 1
in Burlingame but belongs to county, there is 1ittIe parking at
site. Some office complexes in Lhe bayfronL area have large pa
areas but they are private property.
WATER CONSERVATION
Councilman Lembi asked if city was considering some water conse
measures. He suggested council take a position regarding conse
water. City Manager noLed Director of Public Works has discuss
San Francisco and more information will be forthcoming.
OX MOUNTAIN LANDFILL
Mayor Barton noted she had received a letter from BFI asking co
support regarding use of the landfi11. Council agreed to a let
support.
SCHEDULE APPEAL HEARING
Mayor Barton acknowledged a let.ter from attorneys for India C1u
appealing the Planning Commission denial for their parking varj.
L2O9 Howard. Hearing lras scheduled f or the April 6 meeting.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Commission Minutes: Traffic, Safety and Parking, February
Civil Service, February 10; Planning, March 9, L987.
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Proclamations : National
Dispatchers Week, April
Development Program.
Library Week, April
L2-L8; Commendat.ion
5-11; National
to YMCA Youth
Two letters from 27 residents on Newlands
activities at 1510 Newlands, and response
complaining of
by City Attorney.
City Attorney noted this
t,ime and the difficulty
homes like this.
business hasnft had a State license fo
of keeping track of state and county op
s ome
rated
d. Police Report, February L987.
PUTNAM MAZDA LIGHTS
Councilman Pagliaro inquired about the sLatus of the Putnam 1ig
plans; he drove by several nights and the lights are very intru
City Planner said they would be on next Planning agenda for stu
action would take place until the following meeting. Pagliaro
some interim plan where the lights would be t,urned off until t.h
plans are approved.
FROM THE FLOOR
There were no public comments.
ADJOURNMENT
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ive.
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vored
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The meeting
18 in order
was
to
adjourned at 7:58 p.m. to the Study Meeting of
take action on 5827.
Judirh A. Malfa
Ciuy Clerk
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