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BURLTNGAME, CALIFORNIA
December 6, 1982
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City
Ha11 Council Chambers on the above date.order by Mayor Gloria Barton at 8:05 p.m.
Council was held
The meeting was
in the
ca1led
City
to
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Led by Chief of Police, Alfred J. Palmer.
ROLL CALL
COUNCILMEMBERS PRESENT :
COUNCILMEMBERS ABSENT :
MINUTES
AMSTRUP, BARTON, CROSBY, MANGINI, MARTTN
NONE
Minutes of the regular meeting of November 15, l9B2 were approved and
adopted.
PUBLIC HEARING - ORDINANCE L237
STREET - SECOND READING
REQUIRING BUSINESS ACCESS ON PUBLIC
City Attorney reviewed this ordinance which was introduced at the last
meeting.
Mayor Barton opened the public hearing. There being no comments, the
hearing was closed.
Councilman Crosby moved adoption of Ordinance L237.by
Councilman Amstrup, carried unanimou S \7J yro ca
PUBLIC HEARING - URGENCY
FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
ORDINANCE 1238 AMENDING DEVELOPMENT FEES
City Attorney's memorandum of November L7 recommended adoption ofordinance amending the development fees for road improvements in theBayfront area. At the last meeting Ordinance 1236 was adopted andcouncil pointed out the need to include provisions for a refund atcouncil's discretion and only for reasons beyond the control of
developer.
Mayor Barton opened the public hearing. There being no comments, the
heari-ng was closed.
Seconded
1 vote.
Councilman
Councilman
PUBLIC HEARING . URGENCY INTERTM ORDINANCE L239
ON PERMITS FOR ESTABLISHMENTS OF RETAIL SALE OF
Amstrup moved adoption of Ordinance 1238. Seconded byMartin, carried unanimo usly by roll call vote.
IMPOSING MORATORIUM
FOOD IN M-I DISTRICT
City Manager reviewed council's action at the last meeting approving a
snack bar in the M-I area and its desire for Planning Commission studyof this type of business in that area before any more are established.
The subject ordinance will impose a moratorium for six months, or untilcouncil takes action to enact new regulations or rejects the same.
Mayor Barton opened the public hearing. There being no comments, thehearing was closed.
Councilman Mangini moved adoption of Ordinance 1239. Seconded byCouncj.1manAmstrup,carriedunanimous@1vote.
PUBLIC HEARING . URGENCY INTERIM ORDINANCE I24O IMPOSING
ON BUSINESSES SELLING FOOD, DRUGS OR SUNDRIES IN THE C.I &
A MORATORIUM
C-2 DISTRICTS
City Planner reviewed her memorandum of December 1 in which she recom-
mended council consider adoption of ordinance imposing moratorium onbusinesses selling food, drugs and sundries in the C-I and C-2 zones.
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Mayor Barton opened the public hearing.
Robert Jones, Chamber of Commerce, spoke in favor of the moratorium.
Chamber of Commerce felt businesses on Broadway should be geared to
walk-in. Other types of businesses would increase traffic problems
on Broadway and 1oca1 merchants have expressed concern about theall-night aspect of these businesses.
Peter Campanile, Tower DeIi on Broadwdy, spoke in favor of the
moratorium. He felt the area needed a variety of use.
There being no further comments, the hearing was closed.
Council discussed at length. The majoriLy of council favored the
moratorium, stating it was not against any particular establishmentbut wanted an opportunity for Planning Commission to study the
Broadway area.
City Planner stated the soonest
suggestions to council would be
Councilman Martin agreedthe moratorium should be
Planning Commission could send some
February.
that Broadway needs to be studied but feltfor all businesses.
Councilman Mangini moved adoption of Urgency Ord_inance 1240.Seconded
Martinby Councilman Amstrup,carried on ro11 call vote, Councilmanvoting no.
CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING ON USE PERMITS FOR 1450 ROLLINS ROAD
City Planner reviewed her memorandum of December 1 in which she recom-
mended council hold a public hearing and make a determination on the
Use Permits. She stated council could take one of three actions. (1)
revoke the use permits for commercial recreation, social activities and
catering, (2) amend the use permits r ot (3) leave the use permits as
they stand. At the council meeting of November 1, the council extended
the use permits until December 18 with conditions and required that
Mr. Horn present a proposal for future use of the site before that
time.
Mr. Horn presented a proposal dated November 24 in which the office
area of the site would be rented independently (no permits required)
and the public haII area would be managed by Henry Horn and Sons
(commercial recreation and social acitivities permits required). City
Planner noted office use would require parking set aside specifically
for that use.
Mayor Barton opened the public hearing.
Bertram Horn spoke in favor of the special permits, stating the oroperty
would not be open to the public, that there was ample private and street
parking available for proposed uses, that he would like to rebuild the
kitchen for use by caterers, and that he would hire professional
security guards to patrol outside durinq eveniinq and weekend- functions.
Colleen Mc Govern,
permits.
Jazzercise teacher, spoke in favor of the special
Karen SanFelippo, coordinator for the KohI mansion, spoke
She felt there was a need for this type of facility which
commodate larger groups of people than the Kohl mansion.
she could use this facility for weddings and large dinner
but the facility would definitely need a kitchen.
There being no further comments, the hearing was closed.
in favor.
could ac-
She stated
meetings
Council inquired whether Jazzercise would be willing to omit classes
during the hours of 5 to 6 p.m. Ms. McGovern answered in the affirma-
tive.
There was considerable discussion about kitchen and parking facilities.
At prior meeting Mr. Horn stated he planned to remove the kitchen but
now he had determined kitchen is needed and wanted permission to start
building. City Planner stated the council is only considering the
facility without a kitchen at this time. If Mr. Horn needs to build
a kitchen, he will have to get an amendment to the special permits.
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Council was concerned about receiving the same complaints aboutparking in the neighboring parking lots.
Mayor Barton stated her continuj-ng concern about private partj-es atthe site. She stated she had no objections to the Jazzercise classesbut she was concerned about control of private parties.
Councilman Mangini moved to grant
Commercial Recreati-on and one forwith these conditions:
two special permits, one forSocial Activity uses on the site
the site be rented and operated on the basis of the
November 24, 1982 proposal submitted by Bertram andLarry Horn;
The conditions of the Fire Marshalrs memo of November30, 1982, the Chief Building Inspector's memo of
November 30, 1982 and the City Engineer's memo of
December l, 1982 be met before any new rental con-tracts are signed, expansion of jazzercise classes
allowed or new recreation classes contracted for;
3 The use permits be reviewed in six months for com-pliance with all conditions of the approval and subjectto revocation if the conditions are not met or if the
building is, teased before the requiiem<lnts'of the Fire
Marshall, -Ctrlet'Building rnspector or Citlz Engineer are
met;
4 No recreational classesto 6 p.m.;
be held during the hours of 5
5. There be no kitchen facilities until an amendment i-s
made to the use permits.
Seconded by Councilman Crosby, carried on a roll call vote, Mayor
Barton voting no.
ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT VAIENTINO I S RESTAURANT 430 AIRPORT BLVD.
City lt{anager reviewed council's action granting an entertainment permit
to Valentinors restaurant last June. It is time for renewal of the
entertainment permit. City Departments have had no complaints regardingthis business and recommend a one-year renewal.
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Councilman Crosby moved
Valentino I s Restaurant.
unanimously.
granting a one-year entertainment permit for
Seconded by Councilman Amstrup, carried
ENTERTAINMENT PERMIT ROUND TABLE PIZZA L2O7 BURLINGAME AVENUE
Last June council granted a six-month permit for
Round Table Ptzza. City Departments have had no
mend a six-month renewal.
six video games at
complaints and recom-
Councilman Crosby moved granti-ng a six-month entertainment permit for
six video games to Round Table Pizza. Seconded by Councilman Amstrup
carried unanimously.
MODIFICATION IMPROVEMENT TO JOINT EFFLUENT PUMP STATION CONTROL SYSTEM
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO - JOB 906-8
City Manager reviewed council's need to authorize additional funding
for the modification and repair of the joint effluent pump station in
South San Francisco. The cities of Millbrae and San Bruno have
approved the additional cost.
Councilman Martin commented on the poor job of estimating done by
South San Francisco when bids came in double the estimate.
The city had already budgeted $40,000 for the project.quire an additional $40,000 be budgeted from the Sewer
Councilman Mangini moved authorizing additional fundingcation and repair of the joint effluent pump station.
Councilman Crosby, carried unanimously.
This will re-
Fund.
for the modifi-
Seconded by
LITTLE LEAGUE USE OF BURLINGAME BALL FIELDS INFORMATION
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Park and Recreation Commission has approved a proposal concerningHillsborough's use of Burlingame ball fields. It is a two-year program
HiEno3,.t"?;5tergfia'.f;3'=85"f,3' $3B,rt#BtrIEtE='***tB"rg"fl|"v?H:$. orovide
Council considered the $5 fee minimal and wondered if the fee would
cover Little Leaguers share of the cost of upkeeo of the ball fields.
Council would like to see figures on these costs of upkeep from the
Recreation Department.
SELECTION OF AUDITOR FOR 1982-83
City Manager stated the current contract with Peat, Marwick, Mitchell
& Company expired with the June audit and the firm proposed another
three-year contract. City Manager asked council whether it wished to
seek proposals from other auditors or renew with the current supplier.
Council discussed the merits of an auditor familiar with the city
versus the need for change. Council felt Peat, Marwick, Mitchell had
done a good job.
Councilman l4artin favored a change since the same
to folIow the same pattern and another auditor mi
ideas. He had. no complaints about Peat, I4arwick
make a change.
auditorght havebut felt
will tend
some newcity should
Councilman Mangini moved to approve Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Company
as auditor for a three-year contract as proposed. Seconded by Council-
man Amstrup, carried on a ro11 call vote, Councj-Iman Martin voting no.
REPORT ON STORM DAMAGE
City Manager reviewed the damage suffered throughout the city from
the storm of November 29 and 30. He commended employees of the city
for their dedication and hard work throughout the storm.
Mayor Barton added council's
CONSENT CALENDAR
cornmendation.
Council removed from the Consent Calendar the item concerning a
resolution in support of highway construction projects. Council had
several questions regarding the projects and requested City ltanager
research and bring a report to the Study tvleeting of December 8.
1. CLAIMS: (1) JULIANA G MARTY, (2) DINA DENNEY
City Attorney recommended denial.
T24I - ADDI}IG STOP AND YTELD SIGNS2. INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE
City Attorney's memorandum of November 17 recommended introduction
of this ordinance.
3 SCHEDULE HEARTNG - CERTIFICATION OF FINAL
HOMETEL - ANZA BOULEVARD
EIR, GRANADA P.OYALE
City Planner's memorandum of November 18 recontmended councj-I schedule
a public hearing on the Final EIR for the next council meetj-ng.
4 RESOLUTION 71-82 ACCEPTING
PROJECT 033
DOUGLAS AVENUE WATER MAIN RI]PLACEMENT
City Engineer's memorandum of November 24 recommended council
accept the water improvement project on Douglas Avenue.
5 RESOLUTION 72-82 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
PRTSONER TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
OF AGREEMENT I'OR
Chief of police's memorandum of November 22 recommended council
enter into an agreement with the County for prisoner transportation
to be provided by the County of Los Angeles.
Councilman Mangini moved approval of the Consent Calendar. Seconded
by Councilman Amstrup, carried unanimously by roll call vote.
OLD BUSINESS -TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT CAMBRIDGE
Mayor Barton stated she had
lights will be installed at
that City will go to bid in
received questions
this intersection.
January.
inquiring when the
City Manager rePli-ed
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POLITICAL CAMPAIGN S IGNS
Councilman Amstrup inquired if there were some way to have thepolitical signs removed. City Attorney replied city would have to
remove the signs as the sign companies are irresponsible. Somecandidates are responsive to removing signs if reminded.
NEW BUSINESS - PLANNING COMMISSTON APPLICATIONS
Mayor Barton requested. Councilman Amstrup and Councilman Manginireview applications for Planning Commission and make a recommendationat the January meeting.
CANCELI,ATION OF DECEMBER 2O MEETTNG
Council discussed and agreed to cancel the December 20 meeting.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Commission Minutes: Beautification, November 4i Traffic, Safety
and Parking, October f4; Park& Recreation, November 18; Library,
November 16; and Planning, November 22, !982.
Letter from David Louis, KGO-TV, commending the Fire Departmenton the high-rise fire drill staged at the Amfac Hotel-.
Letter from William Mccowan regarding the need to preserve the
SP Station.
Mayor Barton comrnented. on the unattractive trook of the pla6,tic coveringover the roof of the SP Station.
4. Letters and resol-utions in support of the Potice Services Studyfrom the cities of Dafy City and Redwood City.
San Carlos Solid Waste Transfer Station Status Report.
EPA draft srurmary of National Municipal Policy and Strategy for
Sewage Treatment Works Compliance under the Clean water Act.
Mayor Barton requested a letter opposing this draft be prepared forher signature.
ADJOURNMENT
Meeting was adjourned at 9:35 p.m. to the Study Meeting of December 8in order to make a determination on the resolutj-on in support of
highway projects.
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