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BURLINGAME,
May 5,
CALIFORNI A
1986
CALL TO ORDER
A duly
on the
called
noticed regular meeting of the Burlingane City Council was
above date iD the City Ha11 Council Chambers. The meetingto order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Victor A. Mangini.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
Led by City Manager, Dennis Argyres.
ROLL CALL
held
was
COUNCITMBMBERS
COUNCILMEMBERS
MINUTES
PRESENT:
ABS ENT:
AMSTRUP, BARTON, LEMBI, MANGINI, PAGLIARO
NONE
Minutes of
deletion of
page 2.
the Regular
Counci lman
Meeting
Lemb i I s
of April 2L ',rere approved with the
second of the notion in paragraph 2, on
PRESENTATION BY PRINCIPAL OF BURLINGAME HIGH SCHOOL
Larry Teshara, Principal of BHS, thanked council for its support ofthe high school , particular1y the financial aid for the nev publicaddress systen and the pool cover. He presented a plaque to council.
Councilmenbers all expressed their appreciation of Mr. Teshararsleadership and comnunity participation.
PUBLIC HEARING - SECOND
EXPANSION AND RELOCATION
READING - ORDINANCE I321
OF FOOD ESTABLISHMENTS
REGULATING
City Attorney reviewed his memo of April 14 in whj.ch he recomnendedcouncll hold a public hearing and take action. At a recent studymeeting council diecussed our current ordinance limiting resEaurantsin the Burlingame Avenue and Broadway commercial areas. This o1dordinance does not control Ehe expansion of existing restaurants orthe relocation of existing restaurants into l-arger sites. Theproposed ordinance would require a special pernit for the expansion orrelocation of a food establishment.
Mayor Mangini opened the public hearing. There being no corments, thehearing was closed.
Councilwoman Ba rt on
Councilman Anstrup,
PUBLIC HEARING
INSURANCE FUND
- SECOND READING - ORDINANCE 1322
REQUIREMENTS
moved adoption of ORDINANCE 1321. Seconded bycarried unanimously 5-0 by ro11 call- vote.
AMENDING SPECIAL
City Manager reviewed Finance Directorts memos of Aprit 11 and April30 in rchich he reconmended council hoLd publi.c hearing and takeactj-on. The April 30 nemo responds to questions raised at the lastmeeting about the i.ncreases recommended for the general liabilityclaims reserves, Staff recomnends increasing the reserves from
$300,000 to $600,000. Staff also recomnends increasing the annualcontriburion for liability fron $350,000 ro $450,000.
Councilman Pagliaro sti11 questioned the advisability of proceedingwith this issue now. He felt that once the speci.al fund isestablished the funds cannot be used for any other purpose. He alsoobjected to the potential of double coverage. Other council menbers
saw no problens. Staff reviewed the claims adjuster's figures ontotal clains costs, the figures are an opini"on based upon experience.
Mayor Mangi.ni opened the public hearing. There beinghearing was closed.
no connents, the
389
Councilman
amount of
Anstrup
reserves
carried 4-1 on
ORDINANCE 1323
ro11 call vote, Councilnan Pagliaro voting no.
- AMENDING PARKING REGULATIONS ON CAROLAN AVENUE
Director of Public Works reviewed his nemo of April 16 in r'rhich he
recomnended council hold a public hearing and take action. This will
conti.nue the "no parkingrr regulations on the west side of Carolan
except in the nev parking area and will restrict parking at nighE.
Councilman Lembi wondered how the hours for parking were deteroined.
DPW replied after study of residents and auto rorkers in that area; he
also reviewed the other parking provi.ded by the auto agencies and wiLl
report back to council after this new parking 1s established on other
private parking provisions of the auto agencies.
Mayor Mangini opened the public hearing. There being no comments, the
hearing was closed.
Councilnan Lenbi. noved adoption of ORDINANCE 1323. Seconded by
Councilman Anstrup, carried unanimously by ro11 call vote.
PUBLIC HEARING - RESOLUTION
JoB 615
49-86 - 1986 WEED AND RUBBISH ABATEMENT
Director of Public Works reviewed nemo of April 26 in which staff
recommended council hold public hearing and approve the resolution.
Lands to be abated have blen posted, after the hearing council should
order the destruction of veeds and renoval of rubbish.
councilnan Pagliaro inquired if southern Pacific property had been
posted, DPW replied yes. Staff reviewed the properties posted'
bounciiman Amslrup wondered about the dirt and plywood debris aE the
gas station site it Broadway and California. DPW reviewed they are
iemoving leaking gas storage tank and the contaninated dirt.
Mayor Mangini opened the public hearing'
Dorothy Katz, 1J-10 Douglas, reviewed the 1ltter and rubbish around the
apartnlnt house she lives in; the business okrner next door takes no
responsibility for his property, 1s most negligent, and has no pride
in the community. council noted it has heard complaints about this
property beforel city Attorney will report back to council-.
Mayor Mangini closed the public hearing.
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Councilman Lembi noted a property near his
trucks in front yard, he r.'ondered did city
vehicles. Staff said this home occupation
staff will look into vlays to control it.
home that parks business
linit size or number of
has been there a long tine;
Councilnan Lenbi moved adoption of RES0LUTI0N 49-86. Seconded by
Councilman Amstrup, carried unaninously by ro11 call Yote.
PUBLIC HEARING - TENTATIVE AND FINAL MAP FOR COMBINATION OF LOTS AT
1440 CHAPIN AVENUB
City Planner reviewed her memo of April 29 in which she recomnended
council hold public hearing and take actlon. This map would nerge
three parcels which conpose the vacant land at 1440 Chapin so that
single structure can be built on them. A public hearing has been
noticed and should be held because there was an irregularity in the
noticing for the Planning Commission hearinS.
the
a
In response to Councilnan Pagliaro, City Planner noted
project for thi-s site meets aL1 zoning requirements for
she revj,ewed the required findings for denial- of a nap
an EIR was not required.
the proposed
this district;
and the reason
Mayor Manglni opened the publ1c hearing. There being no coBnents' the
hear j- ng was closed.
Councilnan Lenbi noved approval- of the Tentative and Final Map for
390
1440
ro11
Chapin. Seconded
call vote.by Councilwoman Barton, carried unanimously
RESOLUTION 50-86 LEASE AGREEMENT EOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY USE OFCARRIAGE HOU SE IN i,IASHINGTON P ARK
City Manager reviewed his memo of April 30 in which he recommended
council approve the six month lease for Ehe Historical Societyts use
of the second floor of the Gunst Carriage House in Washington Park.
The insurance requirements will cost the Society about $900 per year.
City will expend approximately $16,300 in modifications to the
building for code conpliance before it can be occupied.
Councilman Anstrup moved adoption of RESOLUTI0N 50-86 and approval of
funds for building rnod j.f ications. Seconded by Councilwoman Barton,
carried unaninously by ro11 call vote.
CONVERSION OF NINE PARK]NG SPACES TO TEN HOUR PARKING IN LOT C
on
29
Lot
Director of Public Works reviewed the City EngiDeerts Eemo of Aprilin which he recommended council- concur with Traffic, Safety and
Parking Conmission and authorize this conversion of nine spaces in
C from 2 hour to 10 hour parking to accommodate enployee parking inthat area.
Councilman Pagliaro had concerns about commuter use of these spaces;
he wondered what time the 10 hour parking starts, DPW noted police
enforcenent of parking is from 8 a.m. to 6 p.n.; Pagliaro suggestedthe 1"0 hour period start later in the morning so that comnuters cannottake advantage of the parking, or that the period be for 8 hours which
would preclude commuters t use. Other council agreed that conmuters
couLd be a problem.
Staff noted this parking would be nonitored and if there are any
problems counciL can change itl merchants will be first to Let city
know if conmuters are using lot C.
Council-man Lembi moved to authorize conversion of nine spaces in Lot Cfrom 2 hour to 10 hour parking. Seconded by CounciJ-woman Barton,carried 4-1 on ro11 call vote, Councilnan Pagliaro voting no.
REPORT ON STATUS OF BFI FRANCHISE RENEIJAL STUDY
Council acknowledged City Managerts meno of April 30 which revienedthe progress of t.he franchise renewal study. An information meetingis recommended for City Council nenbers of all JPA cities on May 28.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Councilman Amstrup had a question on item rra. 0rdinance Anending Minor
Modi-f lcations.rr He suggested removing section ttitt from that ordinance
having to do with allowing staff review of garages up to 600 squarefeeE in size, he thought 500 square feet was an adequate size.
Counci-lman Lembi wondered if council uas not being too conservati.rre,older homes have 1ittle storage and people need larger garages thesedays. CounciL decided further discussion should take place at thepublic hearing.
Councilman Pa gJ- ia ro
consultants on tha t
which had incurred
long winter.
had questions on ttc" due t.o the high charges forproject. DPW revieued this project along freeway
problens with a lot of hand work, easenents and a
Councilman Lembi inquired about whether city has any input into thequality of food served in the Senior Nutrition program, lten ttd."
City Manager reviened city provides the site and the seniors are very
vocal about the quality of food. Staff will report back on anyevaluations of the food.
Counci.lwonan Barton asked about the lack of a security gate on the
plans for Lhe condo at 1105 El Camino, item rii.rr City Planner replied
that if the gate is installed at this site guests would have to back
onto El- Cami.no to exit.
391
a INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE 1324
PROVI SI ONS
AMENDING MINOR MODIFICATION
City Plannerrs neno of Apr11 29 recommended councj-1 introduce
this ordinance and hold a public hearing at the next meetinS.
Planning Connission recommended this ordinance to council for
adoption on a 6-1 vote.
RESOLUTION 5I-86
MAIN - JOB 421
ACCEPTING COMPLETION OF BAYSHORE SEWER FORCEb
City Engineer's neno
proj ec t as installed
$376,810.
l recommended council accept this
Construction in the anount of
of
by
May
Fee
RESOLUTION 52-86
430
ACCEPTING COMPLETION OF EASTON SEIJER JOB
City Engineer I s
project by W. J.
memo of May 1 recommended council accept this
Gaffney in the anount of $199'634.
AWARDING CONTRACT TOR STREET LIGHTING IN RAYRESOLUTION 53-86 -
PARK AREA - JOB 520
Traffic Engineer t s nemo
this contract to Sni th
amount of $184,911.
of April 30 recomrnended
Electric Construct.ion of
council award
Eureka in the
e RESOLUTION 54-86 - AUTHORIZING
PROGRAM WITH COUNTY
APPLICATION FOR SENIOR NUTRITION
Recreation Director's memo of April
this agreement uith San Mateo County
senior nutrition progran. Estinated
$4,063.
30 recommended approval of
for conti-nuance of the
cost to city vould be
f REQUEST FOR TVIELVE MONTI{
1119 CHULA VISTA
EXTENSION OP TENTATIVE CONDO MAP FOR
City Engineerts meno of April 23 reconnended council approve this
request for an extension.
TENTATIVE AND FINAL PARCEL MAP FOR 9OO PENINSULA AVENUEc
h. FINAL CONDO MAP FOR 740
City Engineerrs nemo of
Planning Commission and
April 29 recornrnended council concur with
approve this 1ot combination.
EL CAMINO REAL
1
City Engineerts memo of
Planning Commission and
TENTATIVE CONDO MAP FOR
recommended council concur wi th
this final condo map.
CAMINO REAL
ApriL 29
apProve
1105 EL
City Engi.neer t s meno of April 29 reconmended council concur with
Planning Commission and approve this tentative map.
Council-woman Barton moved approval of the Consent Calendar. Seconded
by Councilman Amstrup, carried unaninously by voice vote.
OLD BUSINESS PARKING
Councilnan Lenbi confirxoed that parking would be on the
meeting agenda. Councilman AmstruP asked that council
parking requirexnents for commerclal office space.
SCHEDULE APPEAL HEARINGS
Mayor Mangini scheduled appeal hearings for denial
for Dan Rosenbledt at l2L5 Vancouver, and denial of
carport at 17 Arundel appealed by John Calwel1 for
was noted that a fu1l council would not be present
be notified thaL they can request another date.
next study
a1s o study the
of a dish antenna
a variance for a
Domenic Russo. It
and appellants will
d.
392
SISTER CITY LUNCHEON
Councilnan Pagliaro stated he would try to
San Mateo Sister City Associati.on to which
attend the luncheon of the
council was i-nvited.
a
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
b.
Conmission Minutes: Park and Recreation, April 14; Planning,
April 28; Traffic, Safety and Parking, April 10, 1986.
Proclanations: (1) Traffic Safety Week, May 18-24; (2) Day of the
Teacher, Nlay 14, 1986; (3) Public Works Lreek, t{ay 18-24, 1986.
c. Letters fron Chamber of Commerce regarding 86-87 budget.
Youth.d. Letter fron Chamber in support of Summer Jobs for
CLOS ED SESSION
Mayor Mangini adjourned the meeting to a Closed Session on liti.gation
and Labor negotiations at 9:05 p.n.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was regularly adjourned at 9:45 p.m
Judith A. Mal
City Clerk
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