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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - CC - 1986.04.09380 CITY OF BURLINGAME CITY COUNCIL MEETING April 9, 1986 A duly noticed Adjourned Regular Meeting and Study Meeting of the Burlingane City Council sas held on the above date in Conference Roon B of Burlingame City HalL. The meeting was ca11ed to order at 7330 p.m. by Mayor Victor A. Mangini. PRESBNT: COUNCILUEMBERS AMSTRUP, BARTON, LEMBI , MANGINI LATE: COUNCILMAN PAGLIARO (arrived 7:35 p.m. ) STAFF PRBSENT: ARGYRES, COLEMAN, KIRKUP, MONROE, QUADRI Mayor Maagini began with the Study Meeting since Councilnan Pagliaro would be arriving late from out of torrn. 1. FOOD ESTABTISHMENTS IN BROADWAY COI'{MERCIAL AREA AND BURLINGAME AVENUE SUB AREA A - EXPANSION ISSUE Counci-lwoman Barton stated as she understands our current regulati-on of restaurants in the Burlingane Avenue and Broadway Avenue areas, existing restaurants can expand without city review. The City Planner distributed a map indicating thelocations of the existing restaurants in the BurJ,ingame Avenue area. Councj-lnan Pagliaro arrived at this time. The City Planner and City Attorney explained that under ourcurrent code r.re regulate the number of restaurants in the areabut not the size or location. Council expressed concern that if an existing 600 square foot restaurant were to close at onelocation and a new 1,200 square foot restaurant opened at anotherlocation parking and other factors could be impacted. After council discussion, staff was directed to prepare a revision toour existing code for introduction at the next meeting that wouldrequire a special permit for expansion of existing restaurants or reLocation of restaurants to a new location. ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING With conclusion of this item, Mayor Mangini moved to the Adjourned Regular Meeting. TENTATIVE AND FINAL PARCEL MAP TO COMBINE LOTS ATHLETIC CLUB - ].730 ROLLINS ROAD PRIME TIME had been to the Council discussed various alternative methods of providi.ng forthe required public access to the city pump station. Also discussed uas the possible future expansion of the building atthis location and the Location of future parking. Public Works Director suggested that possibly the existing public utility easenent could also be made a public access easement, uhere the city could indicate and enforce no parking on the site. Councilfelt that this was a possible compronise position. Art Michaels, the property owner, was then asked for comments. Michaels andhis engineer indicated that the current title report alLows forpublic access and that they had no objection to redrawing thetentative and final map to indicate this if necessary and tostriping the area to indicat.e no parking. Based on this understanding Counciloan Pagliaro and his second agreed to withdraw his motion for a sunset period. He then rnoved to approve the tentative and final map to combine the lots providing for a pubJ-i-c access easement in combination with the The Mayor indicated that the pubLic hearing on this item closed previously. The Public Works Director distributed council" a 1979 aerial photo of the site and a map showingcurrent and proposed public utilit j.es easement. 381 existlng 10 foot public util,ities easement if necessary. Motion was seconded by Councilnoman Barton and carried unanimously. ORDINANCE 1317 LIMITING COUNCIL EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT After distributing a revised ordinance based on the Monday, April 7 discussion by counci.1, Councilnan PagLiaro indicated that he would further revj-se the proposed ordinance to restrict certain expenditures. Council discussed the need for council to attend certain nongovernmental activities such as city employee retj,rement dinners. They also agreed that all expenses of more than $200 should require council approval prior to being incurred. CounciL directed staff to make the necessary revisions to the proposed ordinance and would introduce this ordinance for second reading at the nexL meeting. Mayor Mangini closed the adjourned regular meeting at 8:02 p.m. and continued with the Study Meeting. 2. PERSHING SCHOOL PARK DEVBLOPMENT PLAN Park Director Quadri reviewed his neno to council on the proposed development pJ-ans and the review that had been undertaken by the Park and Recreation Commission. The cost estimate for the plan was $240,000 plus approxinately $16,000 for design costs. Council discussed various elements of Ehe conceptual plan Park and Recreation Commission and neighborhood opinions expressed. Council concurred to proceed uith the project quickly as possible. Staff will- obtain a proposa1 from a landscape architect for design and present it to council- regular meeting. and the at a 3. OTHER Councilwonan BarEon indicated that there is a scheduling problem with the Airport Roundtable and our existing Study Meeting on the first Wednesday of each rnonth. She asked council to consider moving the Study Meeting date to the third Wednesday of each month. Council asked that a revised calendar sholring the proposed dates be shown on the next regular meeting so that they could adjust their calendars. Ci-ty Manager asked for approval of out of state travel for the Public Works Superintendent to attend a water meter rePair training course in Pennsylvania. City Manager al-so recommended the city pay all transportation and lodging expense for the trip. Council approved of this request. CLOSED SESSION The study session was on labor negotiations ADJOURNMENT The neeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.n adjourned aE 8:22 p.n. to a Closed Session and litigation. udirh A. Mal fat City Cle rk 1 CONTINUE STUDY MEETING I {