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Home My WebLink AboutMin - CC - 1987.06.22It JOINT MEETING OF I\,IILLBRAE, BURLINGAI,IE A}ID SOUTH SA}T FRANCISCO CITT @I.]NCTL REPRESENITATNZES MIT,T.RIUqE CCIJ}rcIL CHAMBMS, 62I I4AOIOLIA AVEIIUE I\ELLBRAE, CALIFORNIA JtrNE 22, 1987 l4illbrae Itlayor PauI Van Iderstine opened ttre meeting at 7:00 P.M. Present were: COLilG,, BTIRL]NC,AI\,IE, sourH sAt[ FRANcfsco, }fiTJ,RR,\E, Ted Kirschner, Councilmernber Inz Arnstnrp, Counci-Imenlcer Gloria Barton, Mayor Vic It{anini, Councilmsnber Roberta Teglia, Councilmenrber Jack Drago, Vice Mayor Paul Van fderstine, l"layor Bob Treseler, Councilmsnber F rank Carurizzaro, Cor:ncilrrenber Matthew J. Boxer, Councj-lrnenrber Mayor Van Iderstine indicated ttre meeting's trxrrtrrcse was to see if ttre cj-ties represented at this meeting shared conmon concerns about the San Mateo County Transtrrcrtation Advisory Conrnittee's Plan of l}<penditures and proposed ballot measures. Burlingame will vote NO if the advisory vote is not separated, according to Gloria Barton, I{,ayor of Burlingame. Souttr San Francj-sco has not yet taken a posj-tion but has scheduled the matter for discussion soon according to Councilmernber Roberta Teglia. Irtillbrae has taken a position earlier reporbed to SI,ICIAC, that ballot issues should be separated, ard CalTrain nt should have prioriQr over BART extension. fnr Amstrup, Counci-lmenber, Burlingane, said ttrere are four alternatives: Vote against it Ptlt it over to ne>ct June (ttre next election) Vote to approve, as is Vote to separate the issues (BART v. Projects) PUBLTC CO}&IEMI: Bill Schunacher, Menber, San Mateo Co:nty Board of Supe::visors, spokein favor of resolving current transportation problems via the l/2-cent cent sales tax measure. l[ike Sl,eeney, 516 Honlock, Mil1brae, spoke agaj-nS.the BARI extension saying the tcurn would be torn up and Millbrae r,vrculd be a parking lot. Jack Vflard, 909 Hillcrest, I'Iillbrae, spoke in op,position to BAR| o<tension. 1 2 3 4 Bob Marks, Supenzisor Huenings' office, wanted to clarify sone things he said were misunderstood. He was concerned about a lack of sense of urgency anpng the cities. Les Kelting, 2797 Crestncor Drive, San Bnrno, opposed BARI unless it'sall the way to San Jose. Janet Fogarty, 1126 Hillcrest Boulevard, M[Ilbrae, advocated separating the baIlot i-ssues. Ken lulorb, 249 l4orLon Drive, Daly City, was concerned about the Clean Air Act and our arears lack of conformance wittr clean air standards, therefore, we need less cars ard more rapid transit. Jessie Bracker, 317 San Pablo, Itlil1brae, spoke in opposition to BART. Rose Urbach, San Bnrno, said she believed BARI advisory vote and list of projects should be separated on the ballot. At the end of the public conment period, consensus among CiQr Council representatives appeared to center on tlre follovuing points: 1 Ttre cities are not opposed to a l/2-cent additional sales tax dedicated to transportation irnprovenents because of the obvious need. 2.The cities believe the advisory vote on BARI should be split frcrn ttre vote on ttre list of projects. 3 The citi.es are concerned about the extraordinary rush to get these issues on the Novenrber 3, 7987, ballot. 4 Improvanent of the CalTrain system is of higher priority than proposals to extend BARI to San Francisco Internatj-onal Airport. Ttre nreeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M. Respectftrlly sutrnitted, James R. Erickson Millbrae City A&ruinistrator APPRO\IED: Paul Van Iderstine, Ivlayor City of M:illbrae 1 ID JOINT MEETING OF SOUTII SAN FRANCISCO MILLBRAE, BURLINGAME AND CITY COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES AMSTRUP, BARTON, LEMBI, MANGINI, PAGLIARO NONE Jllne 22, L987 CALL TO ORDER A duly noticed special neeting of the Burlingame City Council, meeting joiotly with the Millbrae, and South San Francisco council members, was held on the above date in the Millbrae City Hall. Mayor Gloria H. Barton, Councilman Irving Amstrup and Councilnan Victor Mangini were present. The meeting was cal1ed to order at 7:00 p.m. by MiIlbrae Mayor Paul Van Iderstine. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss Ehe cities respectivepositions and opinions on the San Mateo County Transportation Advisory Committeers plan of expenditures and proposed ba11ot measures. No formal action rras taken. Minutes of the meeting are attached. ADJOURNMENT The roeeting was adjourned at 8:40 p.m Judith A. MalfaLti Ciqy Clerk INGAME, CALIFORNIA July 6, 1987 CALL TO ORDER A duly on the called noticed regular neeting of t,he Burlingame City Council was above date in the City HalI Council Chambers. The meeting to order at 7r30 p.m. by Mayor Gloria H. Barton. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG Led by Chief of Police, Alfred J. Palner. ROLt CAIL held was COUNCILMEMBERS COUNCI LMEMBERS MINUTES Minutes of June PRESENT: ABSENT: of the Study Meeting of June 10, 1987 and the Regular Meeting 15, 1987 were approved. PUBLIC HEARING - APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION ON FENCE EXCEPTION AT 14OO LINCOLN AVENUE City Planner reviewed her memo of June 25 in which she recommended council hold public hearing and take action. The applicants, Ron Andreas and Dawn Blanken, are requesting a fence exception to add trellises in their side and rear yards adjacent to the property Iine which exceed six feet in height. The proposal included two lattice trellises in the rear yard along the side property line at nine f eetin height, a proposed trellis over the gate between the front and rearyards at eight feet in height, and four fan trellises each at eightfeet in height located in the side yard between the front portions ofthe houses at 1400 and 1404 Lincoln. The neighbors at L4O4 Lincoln appealed the apprgval of the fence exception. After the Planning Commission acEion the applicants had t.he side property line between 1400 and 1404 Lincoln surveyed and recei.ved a building pernit for the BURL