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BURLINGAME CITY
January 4,
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1982
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was held on the
above date in the City HaI1 Council Chambers. Meeting was call-ed
to order at 8:08 p.m. by Mavor Victor A. Mangini.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by Meg Monroe, City Planner.
ROLL CALL
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: AMSTRUP, BARTON,
Councilman Martin arrived at aptrroximately
MINUTES
CROSBY, MANGINI
Bz12 p.m.
Minutes of the special meeting and the regular meeting of December
21, 1981 were anproved and adopted.
AUCTION PERMIT APPLICATTON - ATLAS DIAMOND COMPANY, INC.
Mr. Zeveka Sa1les, owner of Atlas Diamond
Burlingame Avenue, applied for a permit to
auctions of unclaimed items approximately
Saturdays or Sundays.
Company, Inc., l47L
conduct on-sitesix times a year on
police Services Bureau memorandum of December 22, 1981 identified
Atlas Diamond Company, Inc. aS a properly licensed Second Hand
Dealer, operating in Burlingame for several years and enjoying a
qood reputation with the Police Department. The Department offered
no objections to the requested permit.
Councilman Amstrup moved to a1low At1as Diamond Companlz, Inc.,
two trial-period auctions, seconded by Councilman Crosby, carried
unanirnouslv by members Present.
CORRESPONDENCE - KINGWAY CORPORATION REGARDING PARKING ON CHAPIN
Mayor lr4anqini ref erred to a letter from Kingsway Corporation,
Xiirgsway Buildinq, dated December 28, 1981, regarding inequities in
parking meter costs on Chapin Avenue. City Manager advised that
meter man is in the process of coriecting this problem; Citv
Manager will communicate this to Kingsway Corporation.
STAF'F MEMORANDA
SAN
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FRANCISCO BAY AREA I{A.TER USERS ASSOCIATIONS I S
FRANCISCO WATER DEPARTMENT
LITIGATION WITH
City Ensineer reviewed Director of Public la7ork's memorandum dated
December 23, 1981 regarding the San Francisco Bay Area l,{ater Users
Association's suit with San Francisco Water Department. If the
suit proceeds, the citv will have considerablv more expense than
was budgeted. As of this date, citlz has expended the full amount
that wai budgeted and it is anticipated that the arnount could
double. In three months budget for this account will be reviewed.
BURLIN GAME AVENI.]E COMMERCIAL AREA REGULATIONS
City Planner explained that a copy of the "Notice of Hearing Upon
eroposed Revisions to Burlingame Avenue Commercial Area Regulations"
to be held on January 18, L982 at B:00 o.m. in the city council
chambers has been sent to all property owners in that area.
City Attorney reported that he had received several
from resj-dents concerning the notice. He asked that
to make clear that these regulations will only apply
and that existing uses stay.
telephone calls
the press helpto new uses
316 City Council Minutes January 4, 1982
Mr. Don Spencer, General Manager of the
reported that his organj-zation was alsonotices of the hearing.
Chamber of Commerce,distributing door-to-door
8OO AIRPORT BOULEVARD, FOUR SEAS/LA BAIE BUILDTNG, OFFICE
CONVERSION
City Planner reported in her memorandum of December 23,
that the developer is submitting a new proposal to the
Commission and, therefore, this j-tem will come back tocouncil at a later date.
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Planning
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APPOINT}4ENT TO CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Mayor Mangini announced Mr. Lage Andersen as candidate for
appointment to the Civil Service Commission. Council had noobjections and Mr. Andersen's appointment was confirmed.
CONSENT CALENDAR
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Chamber of Commercefor January 1, 1982
Promotional Fund, quarterly allocation
through March 3I, 1982, $3,750.
Cl-aim: Frederica D.
Denial recommended.
Ay1or, $138, received December 23, 1981.
3 Ordinance Limiting Fireworks Sales to Non-Profit Organizations.
( Introduction)
Councilrnan Amstrup moved approval of the consent calendar, secondedby Councilman Crosby, carried unanimously.
FIREV,IORKS
Mayor Mangini asked that Cityture the council's oppositionfireworks.
Attorney communicate to theto removal of locaI control
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of
UNFINISHED BUSINESS CONSOLIDATED ELECTIONS
Mayor Mangini acknowledged letter from the Secretary of State'soffice concerning SB 230 "Consolidation of Elections. " This bill
contaj-ns an urgency clause and the state Constitution prohibits
an urgency clause to chanqe terms of office, therefore, theattorney general has been requested to render an opinion.
City Attorney reported on Daly City's law suit against the Boardof Supervisors. The judge will have a decision later this week.
City Attorney is to appear before the Board ofpresent Burlingamers position on January 5.
Supervisors to
Council discussed the need for a special meeting to review
results of the court decision and the Board of Supervisors'decision. Councilman Martin suggested that council adjourn
meeting to next Tuesday, January L2 to continue discussionconsolidation of elections.
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Councilwoman Barton expressed concern about the status of candidates
who want to file for an April election. It was suggested that
candidates file during the regular filing period beginning January
14 no matter which way the court or Board decisions go.
Councilman Martin moved that, if the court rules in favor of
Daly City, the City Attorney be instructed to take Iega1 steps tobring the City of Burlingame in line with that decision, seconded
by Councilman Crosby. The motion carried on ro11 call vote,
Councilmen Crosby, Mangini and Martin voting aye, Amstrup and
Barton voting no.
Councilman /\mstrup requested City Attorney to make clear this is
not a majority decision of the Council.
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NEW BUS INESS
Mayor Mangini announced that an adjourned meeting of the
City Council will be held on Tuesday, January 12, 1982, al
8:00 p.m. in the City HaII Council Chambers.
Councilwoman Barton commented on SB 3l-4 (Di1Is) "eindingArbitration" which constitutes an attempt by public safety
unions to authorize an election on compulsory and binding
arbitration for settlement of labor disputes. She sug-
gested that counciL communicate to the legislature its
objection toward this bill '
ACKNOWLE DGEMENTS
1. Public Library Board Agenda and Minutes, I2/L5/8I.
2. Park and Recreation Commission Minutes , 12/1'7/81.
3. Notice of meeting, Beautification Commission, l/7/82.
4. Letter from John Ward, County Board of Supervisor,
L2/21/87, regarding designation of an alternate to
San Francisco Aj-rport Community Roundtable.
Cj-ty Manager will notify the County that Council-man Amstrup
is the alternate.
5. Notification of JPAC meeting, I/5/82-
6. Notification of meeting, North County Council of Citj-es,
L/'7 /er.
ADJOURNIVIENT
The meeting was adjourned at 8:30 p.m. to T
at 8:00 p.m., City HaII Council Chambers. -
uesday, January 12, 1982
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City Councif Minutes - January 4, L982