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BURLINGAME CITY COUNCIL
February 1, L982
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was held on the
above date in the City HalI Council Chambers. Meeting was calledto order at B:03 p.m. by Mayor Victor A. Mangini
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by Alfred J. Palmer, Chief of police.
ROLL CALL
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT:
COUNCTL MEMBERS ABSENT:
MINUTES
AMSTRUP, BARTON,
NONE
CROSBY, MANGfNI, MARTIN
Minutes of the regular meeting of January 18, ]-9g2 were approvedand adopted.
HEARING - ORDINANCE I2I4 ''AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING BURLINGAME
AVENUE COMMERCTAL AREA AND REGULATTONS THEREFOREII
City Planner reviewed changes made in ordinance I-2l4 at directionof council subsequent to pubric hearing of January 26, 1992.
These included:
Secti-on 25.36.032(a) and (b).
(1), explanatory wording changes in items
2. section 25.36.033, insert word "onry" in rine 3 and derete"tenant" in line 10.
3. Section 5, 25.36.035, delete.
4. section 25.38.031, sub-Area D delete, revise wording to makeretail and residential uses subject to a use permit.
4. Section 25.38.032, repeat Section 25.36.033 on nonconforming
uses in C'2 section of Code so it clearly addresses Sub-Area D.
Mayor Mangini opened public hearing.
Speakers included: Dj-ck Bu1lis, La Honda, property owner; CyrusMcMi11an, representing oroperty owners; Harry Graham, 1324 paloma;
Ho11y Bournes, merchant and co-chair of Downtown Business Guild;John Cockroft, L250 Jackling; Gladys Costa, 191I Los A1tos Drive;Joseph Karp, 1209 Burlj-ngame Avenuei Joan Tucker, Charles Officesuppries; Don spencer, general manager of chamber of commerce.
1. Speakers expressed pleasure at chan,:-y.es in ordinance which re-
moved Sub-Area D from very strj-ct uses.
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Requested that use permit be required for residential only in
Sub-Area D.
Concern about providinq parking for sma1l lots, doesn't think
we would want an underground structure with a big gap entranceon the street. If exemption were only by special permit,council could control it. Perhaps there should be just onezone for parking exemptions.
Merchants would like to see the quaint shopping area preserved.
Concerned that some kinds of business presently located in
Sub-Area A and B are excluded in ordinance.
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6 Support for eliminating special use permit for retail in
Sub-Area D.
Ordinance does not provj-de more parking space.
Does not support including California Drive up to Oak Grovein Sub-Area B, this area should not be in downtown area.
9. Ordinance is very beneficj-a1 to merchants in Sub-Area A.
10. Understood that if several smal1 shops merged into one
large shop, it would not have to provide more parking.
Mayor Mangini declared the public hearing closed.
Councilwoman Barton stated that she thought elimination of the
special use permit for retail in Sub-Area D would be a very good
idea.
Councilman Amstrup pointed out that the ordinance would stop the
establishment of large offices in area.
Council requested that word "business" in ordinance be changed to
"use", and that in Sub-Area D the wording be to require use permit
for"non-auto related" retail.
Councilwoman Barton moved that Ordinance I2l4 be adopted, second.ed
by Councilman Crosby, carried on roll call vote:
AYES: AMSTRUP, BARTON, CROSBY, MANGINI
NAYES: MARTIN
ABSENT: NONE
RECESS
Mayor Mangini declared a recess at 8:35, after which the meeting
reconvened.
,'NEW POLICE STATION - REQUEST FOR AUTHORIZATION TO PROCEED TO
WORKING DRAWING PHASE AND ALTERNATIVES LISTED''
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Alternatives requested were:
Approval to proceed on framing to accomodate future upper
f1oor. ($136,063)
On-site fuel tank and PumP.( $27,500)
unit. ($16,500)Solar domestic water heating
Radio monitoring system. ($5,000)
5. Background music system. ($5,000)
Councilman Martin pointed out that the expense of expanding to an
upper floor is very great; that a two story po1ic9 station would
frlve irternal circulalion problems; that the building could be ex-
panded horizontally. He stated that he would be reluctant to
approve the cost of framing for a second floor.
Chief of Police's memorandum of January 26, 1982,
of alternatives and authorization to proceed with
Councilman Crosby stated that he would like to keep the
police facilities and lease it out; then if additional
needed at a later time, that facility could be used.
requested approval
working drawing.
present
room is
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Architect Gumbinger agreed that the building could be expanded
horizontally over the parking areas. He stated it would be better
to expand horizontally thatr vertically and city would not have the
additional expense of elevators, opening of roof area and exposure
to weather, and the difficulty of handling materials to a second
f1oor.
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Councilman Amstrup felt council was being too conservative, that
council should give police the possibility of expanding upr,uardwith the framing for a second floor.
Mayor Mangini stated he would be opposed to the sale of oldfacility; and if architect supports expanding horizontally,
would favor that.
police
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Councilwoman Barton felt city realize income from o1d facility;
a1so, she would favor eliminating alternative I for framing for
an upper f1oor.
Councilman Martin moved to delete alternative 1, framing for an
upper floor, from the list of alternatives, seconded by Councilman
Crosby, carried by ro11 call vote:
AYES: BARTON, CROSBY, MANGTNI, MARTIN
NAYES: AMSTRUP
ABSENT: NONE
Councilman Martin moved to approve remainder of
and authorization to proceed to working drawingby Councilwoman Barton, carried unanimously.
the alternatives
phase, seconded
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CONSENT CALENDAR
Mayor Mangini stated that the item "Resolution Authorizing Agreementfor EIR - Granada Royale Hometels Project" had been withdrawn.
1 Final Condominium Map for Twenty-Eight Units - Morrell PlazaA Resubdj-vision of Parcel Map 80-9 777 Morre11, Burlingame.
Engineering Division's memo, l/26/82, reports that Planning
Commission revj-ewed the map and recommends approval with onecondition: that before final City si-gnatures are placed onthe map, all City charges for the project's various approvalsbe paid,
Parking Lot at Burlingame and California Drive
ment with CalTrans
Joint Improve-
Director of Public Works' memo , L/26/82, indicated that at
Council's direction, he had contacted CalTrans regarding up-grading of the Burlingame Station parking Iot. Half the 1otis owned by City, half by CalTrans. CalTrans has budgetedfunds to cover their share of work; City's cost can come from
gas tax.
3. Revocable Permit Telephone Booth 1640 Bayshore.
Engi-neering Division's memo, l/L3/82, indicated that this phone
booth had been placed on public right-of-way without permit.
The permit will include this phone booth with the terms and
conditions of existing agreement with Pacific Telephone. Since
power is provided by the adjoining property owner, there is no
expense to city. Therefore, permit is drafted omitting payment
to city.
4 Claims:
Rami. -
Raymond Lambrook; Melvin Phillips; Mr. & Mrs. PeterCity Attorney recommends denial.
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Councilman Martin moved approval of consent calendar, seconded by
Councj-lman Crosby, carried unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS
Director of Public Works reported that the Mayor and he had
attended a meeting regarding the law suit against the San
Francisco Water Department. The judge is urging aIl parties
to try to reach a settlement. He will keep council informed
of any progress.
Councilwoman Barton inquired when the signal light at Cambridge
and E1 Camino will be installed. Director of Pub1ic Works re-
ported that CalTrans has the project ready to go out to bid.
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Since the intersection is working well as it is, he has not
been pushing CalTrans for it. Rather, he has been con-centrating on the Airport Boulevard and Bayshore signal with
CalTrans.
PROCLAMATION - AMERICAN MUSIC MONTH
Mayor Mangini proclaimed the month of February "American Music
Month. "
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1 Memo from City Planner, L/28/82. "Revj-sion to Procedure for
Processing Applications in the Anza Area. "
Mayor Mangini noted this will be discussed at the study session.
GeneralMemo from City Planner, "Procedures for Processing
PIan Amendments. "
3 Memo from Director of Public Works, regarding bus shelter
at Ray Park. City Crews will do minimal repair on the bus
shelter until it is replaced.
4. Letters, Irving a Lj-dea Zoe11ick, l/25/82,police and fire departments for giving aid
of January 4 a 5, 1982.
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commendingduring the
the
storm
Councilman Martin requested that police, fire and street
ments receive a cornmendation for their excellent efforts
storm. City Manager will draw up a commendatj-on for the
signature.
depart-
during the
Mayor I s
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Minutes: Planning Commission, L/25/82; Park &
Commission, I/2L/82; Civil Service Commission,
10. Letter, City of Half Moon Bay, 7/25/82, requesting
of a resolution charging the State with negligence
to improve Highways 1 and 92.
11. Letter, Owen Companies, l/29/82, regarding project
the Anza area.
Recreation
L/L2/82/
Negative declarations: Ferial's DeIi, 350 Stanton
Medical C1inic, L657 Rollins Road.
Road;
Memo from Director of Public Works, L/27/82, regarding CATV
underground installation in the Mills Estates.
Letter, J.A. Pittore, L/27/82, appealing decision of Planning
Commission regarding fence at L272 Oak Grove.
Appeal hearing set for March 1, 1982.
9. Legislative Bulletins, l/15 & l/22/82
endorsementin failing
phasing in
12. Memo, Director of
at Ray Park. The
of new shelter.
Public Works, L/27/82, regarding bus shelter
city will do minimal repairs until installation
13. Draft EIR on proposed Marriott Hotel.
PARKING FUND
Mr. Gene Hearn addressed the council requesting
generated by parking fines and establishment of
1ots.
information on income
a fund for parking
Finance Director indicated that a fund has been established for
maintenance and improvement of lots.
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ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was regularllz adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
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