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Home My WebLink AboutMin - CC - 1982.05.03363 BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA MAY 3, L9B2 CALL TO ORDER A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was held on the above date in the City Hall Council Chambers. The meeting was ca11ed to order bly Mayor Gloria H. Barton at B:00 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Led by City Attorney, Jerome F. Coleman. ROLL CALL COUNCILMEMBERS PRESENT :AMSTRUP, BARTON, CROSBY, MANGINI, MARTIN NONECOUNCILMEMBERS ABSENT : MINUTES Minutes of adopted. the regular meeting of April 19, l9B2 were approved and HEARING - APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION DENIAL FOR VARIANCE AT 958 LAGUNA City Planner informed council that Kosta Bulatovich, owner/applicantfor 958 Laguna, has requested a continuance to June 21, 1982. Staff recommends, if a continuance is granted, that applicant be requiredto build a temporary construction fence around the structure. City Planner explained that applicant jacked up the building in the summer of 1981 and plans to build another unit beneath the original. Neighbors are concerned about the structure which has been left open and unprotected sj-nce that time. Council members had visited the site and were also concerned about dangers to children in the area. Councilman Martin expressed concern about the construction not being cross-braced and the likelyhood of collapse if there were an earth- quake. Mr. Bulatovich stated that he had erected a fence acrossthe property today and that the property has been posted tre spas s ing. the front offor no Councilman Martin moved that hearing be continued to June 2l with the condition that Mr. Bulatovich (1) build a six-foot fence across thefront and down the sides to secure the site and (2) the city engineer show Mr. Bulatovich how to properly brace the building, seconded by Councilman Mangini, carried unanimously. CITY OF MENLO PARK REQUIREMEINT DUMP FOR RECYCLING T{HILE USING MARSH ROAD City l{anager reviewed his memo of 4/26/82 in which he recommended council oppose City of Menlo Park requiring recycling as a prerequisite to use of the Marsh Road Dump. A user not emplolzing a recycling pro- gtram, would be required to pay a surcharge. City Manager stated this program would require a subsidy of approxi-- mately $100,000 annua11y. He said the surcharge would not prolong the tife of the Marsh Road Dump since the closing date has been set by BCDC; that the decision to start curbside recycling should be madeat the 1oca1 level; and the proposal would require a large increase in garbage rates or a city subsidy. manCounciV tttan Burlingame Road Dump, gini moved that City Manager inform Menlo Park thatis opposed to a requirement of recycling for use of Marsh seconded by Councilman l\mstrup, carried unanimously. 364 REQUEST TO PROCEED TO BID - POLICE STATION Director of Public Works reviewed his memo of 4/28/82 in which he recommended council authorize receipt of bids on the new PoliceStation. He explained the architect has completed plans and speci-fications and that bids received by June 15 would be on the agendaof June 2L for award. Councilman Crosby inquired about Director of Pubfic Works replied and that bids should come in wel] the costs for the new Police station. that it is estimated to be $2,050,000 under that. of reguest to proceed to bid, l-npro- Councilman Mangini moved approval seconded by Councilman Crosby. Councilman Amstrup requested a voice vote because, while he is favor of the new Police Statj-on, he is opposed to not including visions for a second floor in the future. The motion carried, Councilman Amstrup voting no. CATV - REQUEST TO PARTIALLY BUILD IN COMMERCIAI AREA 1. CLAIMS: MERRILL'S PACKAGING, INC.; AND GILCO CONSTRUCTION CO. City Attorney recommended denial . 2 WATER MAIN TO SHERMAN EXTENSION (12") IN EL CAMINO REAL I'ROM EASTON DRIVE AVENUE - PROJECT I24 3 TENTATIVE A.N D FINAL PARCEL TVIAP TO COMBINE LOTS AND TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR 18 CONDOMINIUM IJNITS - PORTIONS OF LOT 9, BLOCK 21, MAP OF EASTON ADDITION NO. 2 . f5OO SHERMAN AVENUE MAP 8 ]-12 Director of approve the of approval Pubtic Works memo, 4/27/82, recommended council tentative and final maps subject to the condition of the water main extension along E1 Camino Real . MAP AND LOT B, LORTON 4 REQUEST FOR A l2-MONTH TIME EXTENSION FOR TENTATIVE CONDOMINIUI4 PERMIT FOR 16 UNIT OFFICE CONDOMINIUM - BLOCK 3, MAP NO. 28 - BURLINGAME LAND COMPANY - 345 AVENUE - MAP 81- I Director of Publ-ic ITorks memo, 4/27/82, recommended council- approve the requested extens j-on for condominium permit and map subject to appficants proper filing. TENTATIVE AND FINAL PARCEL MAP TO COMBINE LOTS AND TENTATIVE SUBDTVISION MAP FOR 18 CONDOMINIUM UNTTS - LOT l AND PORTIONS OE LOTS 2, 21 , artd, 22, BLOCK 10, POLO FIELD SUBDIVISTON - 1110 BAYSi^IATER - MAP 82-1 Director of Pub1ic Works memo, 4/27/82, recommended approval of this tentative map with developer's contribution of $14,500 tovrard a future water system improvement on Bayswater. TENTATIVE AND FINAL PARCEL MAP RESUBDIVISION OF LOTS ],4, 16, BLOCK 7 - ANZA AIRPORT PARK AND ADJACENT PARCELS IIBI' "E" - 477 AIRPORT BOULEVARD (OT N PROJECT) - MAP 82-3 15 AND AND 6 Director of Public Works memo, 4/27/82, recorunended council Mayor Barton set this item for study at the May 12 meeting. CONSENT CALENDAR Director of Public Works memo, 4/27/82, recommended council approve 12" water main extension to increase florv capacities in an area of increasing cond.ominium development. Total estimated cost would be $66,000 of which $22,000 would be developer con- t.ribution. tr 365 Counci- 1man Counc i lman Martin moved approval of consent calendar, seconded by Mangini, carried uannimously. NEW BUSINESS SP STATIONS Mayor Barton acknowledged a letter from Everett Kindig requesting replacement as representative for RPC. PLANS FOR SPECIAL MEETING - MAY 5 MARRIOTT HEARING CATV WIRES Mayor Barton had received cal1s concerning the wires for CATV hanging too low. Director of Public Works explained that this is probably because the wires are first strunq and then at a later time they are cinched tight. He requested calts concerning CATV be referred to his office. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Minutes: Park and Recreation, 4/15/82; Planning, 4/26/82t Traffic, Safety and Parking, 4/8/82. Negative Declarations: 833 701 Fairfield. Mahler, 518-524 Primrose; and Proclamation: Child Abuse Awareness Week,May 10-16, \982. Visitors Bureau,Letter from San Mateo County Convention & regarding its budget request for 1982-83. Letter from Mike Schnej-der, General Manager of Hyatt Hotel' regarding condition of, Bayshore Highway roadway. Letter from Rita Gilmore, Travel Center, 1241 Howard, regarding parking of sma11 cars in the large car spaces. Council discussed with Chief of Police and City Attorney the possible need for an ordinance prohibiting smal1 cars from parking in large car spaces. There is now an ordinance prohibiting large cars from parking in small car spaces. Director of Pub1ic Works stated the lots are being restriped. mayor Barton stated j-t might be better to have one size spaces for all. 3 4 2 6 Eve .rnlo--'-Iyn a[I . H //JLL( City Clerk i11 approve this parcel map subject to the condition that Parcel required to lease back Parcel deveLopment of Parcel 'rG", Councilman Mangini requested council read "Draft Report, CALTRANS cornmuter Rail station Location & Improvement Study" and give input. The devel-opers of thj.s report recommend against combining the SPstations in Burlingame. Councilman Mangini opposed this position and hoped council would do likewise. REPRESENTATTVE FOR RPC Mayor Barton reaffirmed council's plan to stop meeting at midnight, if it should go that long, and reschedule to another date. She had afso received a caLl regarding the 5 minute time Limit for speakers. AIPA feels it needs more than 5 minutes to present its viewpoint. Council felt the time l"imit shoufd stand. 1 ADJOUFNMENT Meeting regularly adjourned at 8:30 p.m.