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BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA
August L6, 7982
the Burlingame City Council was held on the above
Council Chambers. The meeting was called to orderJ. Crosby at 8:03 p.m.
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of
date in the City HalIby Vice Mayor ldilliam
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by Alfred J. Palmer, Chief of Po1ice.
PRESENT: AMSTRUPI CROSBY, MANGINI
ABSENT: BARTON, MARTIN (excused, vacation)
ROLL CALL
COUNCILMEMBERS
COUNCILMEMBERS
MINUTES
The minutes of the regular meeting of August 2, 1982 were approved and
adopted.
APPOINTMENT OF NEW LIBRARY BOARD }MMBER - LEO KRILOFF
Vice Mavor Crosbv announced the pleasant
Library Board member. He introduced Mr.
with a new Library Board Badge.
duty of appointinq a new
Leo Kriloff and presented him
APPEAL - REPO DEPO
Appellant rec{uested continuance. Vice Mayor Crosbv set hearing for
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September 7, 1982
ORDINANCE 1230 - MAKING TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS IN BURTINGAME AVENUE COMMERCIAL.
AREA REGULATIONS SECOND READING . PUBLIC HEARING ;
City AttornelT explained thisin ordinance 1214. There is
Vice Mayor Crosbv opened the
hearing was closed.
Councilman
seconded,
ORDINANCE
READING -
ordinance is
no change in to clear up technical errors
substance.
public hearing. There being no comments, the
Amstrup moved adoption of Ordinance 1230. Councilman Mangini
carried unanimously by members present.
I23L - AMENDING HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS ON AWNING SIGNS
PUBLIC HEARING
SECOND
Citv Planner
arvninqs withBuilding Code
explained this ordinance will amend the sign code to allow
signs tr> be eiqht feet above grade and consistant with the
Vice Mayor Crosby opened the public hearing. There being no comments, the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Amstrup moved adop ti-on of ordinance 1231.Seconded by Council-
man Mangini, carried unanimously by members present.
AUGUST TRAEFIC ALLOCATION FOR THE ANZA BAYFRONT AREA STUDY ITEM
Citv Planner reviewed her memorandum of August 6, L9B2 in which she
requested council discuss traffic allocation and impacts o-f this allocation
on available capacity. Council will take action on this item at its meetingof September 7,1982. She stated staff's concern that if all reguestsfor allocation are granted city will have only 1.5 percent capacityleft at the Broadway interchange. City is cominq to the end of availablecapacity at the Broadway interchange without roadway improvements. She
reviewed the three projects currently requesting allocations, (1) the
Legaspi/Caruff project, (2) the expansion of the Ramada Inn, and (3) the
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BEOUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TRAFF'IC ALLOCATION I^]AREHOUSE RESTAURANT
City Planner reviewed her memorandum of August 12
council study this item along with August traffic
mine if extension is appropriate.
in which she requestedallocation and deter-
Councilman Mangini moved to extend the traffic allocation for the
Warehouse Restaurant until Novemb er L, 1982. Councilman Amstrup
second.ed, carried unanimously by members present.
ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT RENEWAL - GOLDIES SALOON - 241 CAIIFORNIA DRIVE
Chief of Police stated this establishment has been sold
longer require an entertainment permit after November 1
and will no
Councilman Mangini moved renewal of the entertainment permit for
three months. Seconded by Councilman Amstrup, carried unanimousllz by
members present.
EXTENSlON OF ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT PEABODY I S 1819 FL CAMINO REAL
City Attorney reviewed hj-s memorandum of August 10 in which he recom-
mended approval of an extension for the entertainment permit for
Peabody's. He explained that the business is participating in an
After Ilours Club for the purpose of sobering drinkers before driving'
This will aIlow people to stay at the business until 4:30 a.m. with
entertainment, food and coffee. No liguor will be served after 2:00 a.m.
Councilman Amstrup expressed reservations about allowing this type of
operation.
Councj-lman Mangini moved approval of extension for entertainment permit
for Peabody's for a sj-x month period. Seconded by Vice Mavor Crosby.
Motion carried., Councilman Amstrup voting no.
BAYFRONT S I GNAGE STUDY TTEM
City Planner reviewed her memorandum of July 29, in which she requested
council consider a proposal by a group of businessmen from the Anza area
to prepare a signage program for the Anza area. The need is based on
the difficult freeway and regionat traffic access in the Anza area. The
objectives of the program are to make people aware of pubJ-ic facilities
and shorel-ine access and to inform and direct the public traveling the
freeway to the private facilities in the Anza area.
The signage program would have three components: a new sign adjacent
to freeway south of Sanchez Lagoon replacing the "Welcome to Burlingame"
sign; directional signs at Airport and Bayshore intersection; and re-
furbishing the existing large wooden directional sign on Airport
Boulevard. The program would strive for a uniform appearance.
Councj-lman Amstrup expressed concern about removal and replacement of
the "welcome to Burlingame" sign which involved a lot of work by Council.
Vj-ce Mayor Crosby wondered. if more businesses in the area would like to
participate in the signage as only four were shown on the illustration.
Vice Mayor Crosby stated further discussion and action will take place
-at the next meetinq when fu1I council is present.
CONSENT CALENDAR
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Councilman Amstrup statedfree parkinq lot is goinq
the absent councilrnembers
settlements.
not been reviewe
parameters of th
approve the thre
that merchants should be notified that the
to be resurfaced. He also inquired t^'hether
had received notification of the negotiations
City Manaqer replied that absent members are aware of the settlement'
there is an additional settfement of the Dispatchers qroup which has
d by the absent councilmembers but it is within the
e other settlements. City Manager requested council
e settlements.
CIF office project which is a condj-tional use in the M-I area. She
stated that we are at the point where we will have to look more carefuflY
at conditional uses and how they will affect the traffic problem.
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I RESOLUTION
B URI INGA]',lE
53-82 - ACCEPTING BID FOR CAI,TRANS AND CITY OT'
PARKING LOT RESURFACING - .JOB NO. 205
Director of PubIic l,lorks memorandum of
awarding bid to crade l^7ay Construction
of $33,859.96
July 28 recommended
of Fremont in the amount
2 CLAIMS: SANDRA STURM; FRANK SANDER; PATRICIA REYNOLDS; AND
JOANNE THOMAS
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City Attorney reconrmended
NEGOTIATION SETTLEMENTS -
denial .
POLICE, AFSCME, AND DISPATCHERS
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City Manager recommended approvaf .
SCHEDULE APPEAL HEARING FOR CABANA/STORAGE ACCESSORY STRUCTURE AT
1441 DRAKE AVENUE - SAIT KILKI
City Planner recommend.ed scheduling hearing for September 7
FINAL CONDOMTNIUM MAP
FILE BOOK 5f - PARCEL
FOR N INE UNTTS - PARCEL ,'A,' - PARCEL MAP
MAP PAGE 50 - 616 ANSEL ROAD - MAP 8O-I1
6 REOUEST FOR EXTENSION OF TENTATIVE
AND CONDOMINIUM PERMIT FOR 16 UNIT
CONDOMINIUM MAP, PARCEL MAP ,
coNDo, Lors 23, 24 AND 26,
TO 5]. EL CAMINO REAL - MAP 81-8BLOCK 1,MAP OF GLENWOOD PARK - 35
Director of Public works requested a one-year extension as recom-
mended by the Planning Commission.
MODIFICATION IMPROVEMENT TO JOINT EFFLUENT PUMP STATION CONTROL
SYSTEM - SOUTII SAN FRANCISCO
Director of Public Works memorandum of August 10 recommended
authorization of payment from Sewer Fund for Citvrs fair share of
the modification repair to the joint effluent pump station at
South San Francisco.
I RESOLUTION 54-82 - AUTHORIZT}IG E)GCUTION OF AGREEMENT FOR SLUDGE
HAULING SERVICES
Director of Public Works memoranilum of August I0 recommended
authorization of contract with MGM Truckinq of Richmond to provide
sludge haulinq services for the Belt Press '
Councilman Manginj- moved approval of the Consent Calendar. Seconded by
Councilman Amstrup, carried unanimously by members present.
WARRANT S AND PAYROLL
Councitman Mangini moved approval of r..,larrants 13732
audited, in the amount of $839,773.58. Seconded by
carried i:nanimously by members present.
Councilman Mangini moved approval of Payroll Checks 35269 -the month of JuIy in the amount of $489,085.54. Seconded by
Amstrup, carried unanimous J-y by members present
NEW BUS INESS SCHEDULE HEARING FOR f449 BELLEVUE
councifman Amstrup requested. council review of the
proposed for the Red Cross site at 1449 Bel1evue.
September 7.
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Counci- Iman Amstrup,
35951 for
Councilman
condominium proj ect
Hearing r^ras set for
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ACKNOI^ILEDGMENTS
2. Treasurerrs Report, July 31, 1982.
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Director of Public Works memorandum of August 10 requested ap-
proval as recommended by the Planning Commission.
Minutes: Civil Service, May 11 and June 29; Traffic, Safety and
Parking, July 8; Beautification, August 5; and Planning, August 9,
t982.
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Police Report, July 19 82.
Copy of a letter to Fire Chief from Frank Donaldson in gratitude
for aid while beinq locked out of his home.
Letters frorn Claire Weeks and Mrs. Battat objecting to parking
meter rates.
Letter from Elizabeth Mack requesting preservation of the Red
Cross building.
Letter from .foanne Levy requesting city build tennis courts at
the empty 1ot on Ilunt Drive.
Councilman Amstrup requested council discuss use of this city owned
empty lot at a study session.
8. Letter from Robert Vavasour objecting to throwaway newsoapers.
Councif reported receiving complaints about newspapers from other
citizens and will investigate further at a study session.
CHAMBER OF CO}4MIIRCI] MANAGI]R RTISIGNATION
Vice Mayor Crosby noted that due to the Labor Day holiday the next
council meeting will be on the above date.
ADJOURNMENT
Meeting regularly adjourned at 8:35 p.m.
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fyn H. Hilt-
City Clerk
Vice Mayor Crosby recognized Don spencer, Geqeral Manager of the
Chamlcer of Commerce, and noted that this j-s the last council meeting
that Mr. Spencer will be attending.
Don Spencer spoke briefly about his 16 lzears in Burlingame and his
en j oym.ent of working with council and city staff.
NEXT REGULAR MEETTNG TUESDAY, SEPTEI\,IBER 7