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Home My WebLink AboutMin - CC - 1987.06.0161 BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA June 1, 198 7 CALL TO ORDER A duly on the ca11ed noticed regular meeting of the Burlingame City Counci-1 was above date in the City HaI1 Council Chambers. The meeting to order at 7:33 p.m. by Mayor Gloria H. Barton. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG Led by Chief of Pollce Fred Palner. ROLL CALL held was COUNCILMEMBERS COUNCILMEMBBRS MINUTES Minutes of of May 18, PRESENT: ABSENT: Mayor Barton accepted uith She asked that a letter be service. regret the resignaEion of Richard Foley. prepared thanking Foley for his outstanding PRESENTATION TO BURLINGAME RUGBY CLUB Mayor Barton noted the presence of many nembers of the Burlingame Rugby Club and presented a proclanation commending the club on winning the national championship. Coach Don Peter accepLed the proclanation. PUBLIC HEARING REVENUE SHARING Mayor Barton opened the public hearing to groups requesting Revenue Sharing f unds. David Korth, Easter Seal Society, requested $2,000. John Hooper, Cal1 Primrose, requested $1,000, Johanna Foster, San Mateo Womens Shelter' requested $1r000. Rosalie OiMahony, Suicide Prevention, requested $1'500.Shirley Moore, Project Reach, request.ed $5,000. Loj-s Watson, Burlingame Elenentary Schools, requested $1r260. John Ke11y, Sanaritan House, requested $1,300.Lois A1man, Shared Homes, requested $1,000.Center for Independence of Disabled requested $1,500.Friends for You!h requesEed $500. Wrj-tten requests were received fron San Mateo Union Hi.gh School District for $300 for a gardening trai"ning proj ect for disabled youngsters, and from We Tip for $1,047 for crine hot line. the Special Meeting of May L4, 1987 and the Regular MeeLing 19 87 were approved. help but Mayor Barton thanked the groups and noted council would discuss funding at the Study Meeting of June 10. She hoped council could all Lhese groups whlch provide such important community services, acknowledged funds uere 1lmited. CONTINUE APPEAL HEARING TO JUNE I5 City Manager reviewed his memo of May number of applicants for each vacancy 26 in which he reviewed the and the council interview teans. BARTON, LEMBI, PAGLIARO AMSTRUP, MANGINI ( vacat ion s ) Mayor Barton continued the appeal hearing for take out foods aE 346 Lorton to the meeting of June 15 as requested by the appellant. RESIGNATION OF RICHARD FOLEY, ffi COMMISSION VACANCIES 62 Council,nan Pagliaro suggested changing. the council members on some intervieu teams. Councilman Lembi suggested opening a 30 day application period fo Traffic Conmission vacancy. the Mayor Barton put over this issue of discussing interview teams and setting interview dates to order to have a full council present. changing the next council meeting 1n RENT CONTROL Council accepted a report from the City Attorney and the City Manager summarizing the new rent conErol initiative and the possible costs of such a program in the city. FEE COLLECTION IN LONG TERM PARKING LOTS Councilman Pagliaro said he was amazed at this recommendation, he envj-sioned many administrative problems and felt the parking prob could be more easily solved with ticket machines or meters. Director of PubLic Works reviewed his recommended counciL direct staff on a as recommended by the Traffic, Safety Council directed staf f alternati-ves. memo of l(ay 26 in which trial of nonthLy parking and Parking Commission. he pe how ma rmits 1em nyCouncilnan Lernbi wondered if it would be a- monthly per permits would we se1l, would we oversell or underseLl. mit, Councilnan Pagliaro had heard compl,aints from realtors who h ave to leave for an hour and return to find their spot taken. Mayor Barton said they should be using short term lots, not long term parking; shealso noted that there would be problems if they bought a pernit for $30 per month and then returned to lot to find no parking spaceavailable, paying for a permit is not reserving a spot. Councj-1man Lembi noted rrith a ticket dispenser they could reLurn to afly spot in the Lot. Chief of Police mentioned the administrative difficulty of selJ.ing monthly permi-ts; would be less complicated to sell three monthpermits, but many people wouLd not want to pay that nuch at one time; city had this experience with the telephone company employees; it would cost $100,000 to meter these lots with long term meters. to research further and bring back a report on Mayor Barton asked counci.l to take a stand supporting expansion of the 0x Mountain 1andfi11. Council agreed. Councilman Lembi wondered what the Army Corps of Engineers has to with this 1andfil1. Staff responded Ehat there has been a change definj.tion of jurisdiction linits, and now the Army must rule on of these 1ands. Councilman Pagli-aro noted he would like added to letter of support a caveat that the environment be protected. Co agreed. CONSENT CALENDAR doin use theuncil JCouncilman Lembi asked if food served at the Senior any complaint s. there have been any Nutrition program. complaints Staff was about t e not a!,,a r e of RESOLUTION 48_87 - AGREEMENT FOR COWAN PUMP STATION IMPROVE ENTS Senior Ci-vil Engineerts memo of May 26 recommended council into an agreement with Winzler & Ke11y, Consulting Engineer an engi-neeri-ng study of the Cowan Punp Station condition an need for emergency power in the event of a power failure. nter , for the a COUNCIL OF MAYORS - OX MOUNTAIN GARBAGE FILL 63 RESOLUTION 49-87 PROGRAM AGREEMENT WITH COUNTY FOR SENIOR NUTRITION Recreation Director's memo of April 24 recommended council approve thls agreement uith the county to continue the seniorcitizens nutrition program for 1987-88. The progran is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday luncheons with approxinately 70 people being served. The net cost to the city will be $4,153. DENIAL OF CLAIMS: (I) ELEONORA GRANDOVSKIS MARJ0RIE MANDANIS; (2) HELEN ROGERS; (3)C City Attorney I s APPROVAL OF OUT menos reconnended de nial s . OF STATE TRAVEL FOR FIRE CHIEF asked council oppose AB 937 uhich woul,dallowing alcoholic beverage sales at gas RANGE PLANS suggested staff monitor the meetingsAirport. Fire Chiefts memo of May 22 requested pernission to participate in Ehe Western Fire Chiefs annual conference in Salt Lake City fron August 2 to August 6, L987. City Manager reconnended approval. Councilman Lembi moved approval of the Consent Calendar. Seconded by Councilman Pagliaro, carried unanimously by voice vote. City Manager reviewed the Board of Supervisors has approved one ba11ot issue regarding the half cent tax for transportation. Councilman Pagliaro noted he had attended most of these meetings as had other council members, at l"east one of our council was present at all theneetings. He requested this matter be on the next agenda in order for council to demonstrate to MTC our position before their hearings. Healso requested that staff get the final SMCTAC proposaL before that meeting if possible. Council concurred. Councilnan Pagliaro also requested that consideration of an engineering study for a parking structure be placed on our next agenda. City Manager noEed he would present several options for council consideration at that tine. Council concurred. MOS UITO ABATEMENT LETTER Mayor Barton noted another letter regarding mosquito problems in a drainage ditch near RolL j.ns Road. Director of Public Works said theditch was recently cleared of weeds and should no longer be a problem. Mayor Barton complimented the Police Department on pronpt action regarding Burger King. Mayor Barton schedul-ed appeal hearings for June 15 meeting for 926 Chula Vista garage, ar.d 723 California Drive restaurant. She also cal1ed up for council reyiew the Planning item on 1133 Hamilton, a second story addition. Counci-lnan Pagl iaro 1oca1 control over ALUC - AIRPORT LONG take away stations. Councilman Lernb i Plans for the SF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Commission Minuies:26, 1987 . on Long Range a Park and Recreation, llay 2L; Planning, May b. d. OLD BUSINESS - COUNTY TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE PARKING STRUCTURE BURGER KING SCHEDULE APPEAL HEARINGS AB 937 61 b. Letter from resident objecting to school development fees. Council and staff discussed the progress of the school developme fees; if plans are approved by July 15 people will escape the fe high school district has different schedule of fees; elementary district may adopt same schedule. Mayor Barton mentioned again she thought the schools should be responsible for collecting fee Letter from ALUC regarding SF Alrport long range plans revi grade c d railroadLetter from resident regarding Howard Avenue crossing problems. Councilman Lembi noted he also crosses the tracks there is a very real problem. Director of Public talked to CalTrans and will write them to correcL e Letter from resident ordinance. Mayor Barton directed staff write previous discussions and hearings at this area Works said he problems. about cityts many trees. suggesting a ttsolar access and Lree vi the resident on views and FROM THE FLOOR There were no public comments. ADJOURNMENT Mayor Barton adjourned the neeting at 8:35 p.m. Judith A. Malfatt City Clerk ewtt t .'f + c.9, AS t d