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BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA
July 6, 19 81
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was heldabove date in the City Ha11 Council Chambers. Meeting hrasto order at 8:05 P.M. by Mayor Victor A. Mangini.
PLEDGE OF AILEGIANCE
Led by Charles F
ROLL CALL
Schwalm, City Manager.
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ABSENT :
the regular meetingMinutes of the study meeting of June 10, andof June 15f 1981 were approved and adopted.
SECOND READING - HEARING -
ESTABLISHING TEN HOUR ZONE
ORDINANCE NO. 1209 'IORDINANCE
ON PORTION OF DOUGLAS AVENUE "
Director of public works revievred progress of this ordinance fromits inception as part of the parking fuanagement plan for theBurlingame Avenue Area: its subsequent reierral back to the TrafficS1f9!y and Parking Commissj-on for study after the public hearingof 2/17/81 , that Conunission's subsequent recommendition that tenhour parking be accomplished only on the west half of the southside.of Douglas, and the delay oi the hearing of 6/15/Bt to thismeeting because of public noticing complainti
Councilman Martin quoted from minutes of 2/I7/91 Council meeti-ngto emphasize that this ordinance had not been defeated at thatmeeting, as inferred in some letters to Council, but had been sentback to Traffic, Safety, and parking Commission for revision.
Mayor Mangini opened public hearing.
The following people spoke in opposition to the ordinance:
Wa1ter A. Weaver, 1101 DouglasRuth Silvas , 1"J-21 DouglasJulie Lenkert, 113 7 Douglas
Logan Owens, developer of 1133 Douglas condominiumMurie1 Brown, 1103 Douglas
Douglas weaver, 1101 Douglas
Some arguments:
Douglas is in a residential district andthe street for property owners and their
Residents should not be forcedworking on Burlingame Avenue.Pacific 1ot.
should have
guests.
parking on
to provide parking for people
They can park on the Southern
Ten hour parking is the City's problem - not that of owners ofhigh priced condominiums who contribute taxes.
What BurI j-ngame need.s is a 5 6 story parking garage.
of the ordj-nance, and the publicThere were no comnents in favorhearing was declared closed.
Councilwoman Barton
who spoke, and thatPacific lot.
stated she agreed with the people on Douglasthere was plenty of parking on the Southern
Councilman Amstrup agreed, stating people needed parking spaces
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in front of their houses.
Councilman Martin stated the amount of parking involved was notmuch. He coul-d sympathize with single family housing needs butnot the demands of condominiums because single family houseson the street used to number 40i now there are 60 units in all.Clearly the parking is increasing.
ORDINANCE NO. L209 did not pass its
defeated
Amstrup,
on motion of Councilwomancarried on unanimous ro11
second reading and wasBarton, second by Councilmancall vote of members present.
OF SPECIAL PERMIT
HILLSIDE DRIVE
APPEAL OF PLANNING COMMISSION DENIAI
MR. AND MRS. JEFFREY CAMILLERI, 2409
Mayor Mangini set this appeal for hearing at the regular meetingof July 20, 1981.
APPEAI OF PLANNING COMIIISSION DENIAL OF SPECIAL PERMIT
RENT A CAR, 13OO BAYSHORE HIGHWAY
EXECUTIVE
Mayor Mangini set this appeal for hearing at the regular meetingof July 20, 1981.
REPORT, CITY PLANNER - AMENDMENT OF CURRENT REGULATIONS, BURLINGAME
AVENUE OFE-STREET PARKING DISTRICT
City Attorney briefly reviewed Planning Commission Resolution 2-gl
which with its exhibits suggests amendment of current regulations
for the Burlingame Avenue Offstreet Parking District and gj-ves
Planning Commission suggestions on appropriate land uses for the
downtown core, with its division into 4 land use zones. Resolution
recommends cancellation of 15r000 square foot development creditfor property and cancellation of in lieu payments for on site parking.
City Attorney stated Planning Commission asked that Council approve
resolution in pri-ncj-p1e; Planni-ng Commission hearing will then be
held with public input, after which the matter will come to Council
for legislation. There was brief discussion, with Council agreeing
that several points need clarification and reworking.
Ruth Jacobs, Planning Commission Chairman, told Council the Planning
Commission would welcome discussion from all sectors at their hearing.
Joseph Karp, 1209 Burlingame Avenue, asked that Planning Commission
and Council consider "grandfathering" some of the older downtown
buildings in event of natural disaster.
Councilwoman Barton moved that Planning Commission resolution No.
2-81 be approved in concept, second by Councilman Amstrup, carried
on unanimous roll call vote of members present.
AMENDMENT TO SPECIAL PERMIT
FOR DELAY
MTKE HARVEY OLDSMOBILE REQUEST
Letter of July 2, 198I from Michael R. Harvey of Ivtike Harvey
Oldsmobile requested two months delay with respect to options for
amendment to his special permit.
It was ascertained that Mr. Harvey was not presently in the
audience, and action on this item was postponed until later j-n
the meeting.
HEARING - PROPOSED USE OF REVENUE STIARING -
Finance Director reviewed his memo of 6/)-6/Bl regarding City's
use of Revenue Sharing. He noted anticipated revenue this year
is $292,000, and anticipated balance as of 6/30/8l is $430,000.
He reviewed capital improvements proposed out of Revenue Sharing
fund and requests made by C.I.D. and Easter Seal-
Mayor Mangini opened public hearing. There was no response and
public hearing was declared closed.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
INTRODUCT I ON
ORDINANCE ,.
ORDINANCE NO. 1211 'FLOOD DAMAGE PREVENTION
2 RESOLUTION #47 - ''RESOLUTION OF THE CITY
DETERMINATION OF PROPERTY TAX EXCHANGE -
CAMINO REAL INTERSECTION''
OF BURLINGAME MAKING
PENINSULA AVENUE, EL
3 RESOLUTION #48 - AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
DAVIS ASSOCIATES INC., FOR PREPARATION
REAL, BURLTNGAME.'
AGREEMENT WITH DEL
E IR - 18 O O EL CAI.{INO
OF
OF
4 RESOLUTION #49 - AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
WITH GATES, MCDONALD & COMPANY''
SERVICE AGREEMENT
City Attorneyrs memo of June 22, J-98J- reconunended denial of this
cl-aim for lack of liability.
6. TENTATIVE COMMERCIAL CONDOMINIUM CONVERSION MAP, ]-745 ADRIAN ROAD
City Engineer's memo of June 23, ]-98l recommended approval of thistentative map for 18-unit office warehouse.
Councifwoman Barton moved approval of consent
Councilman Amstrup, carried on unanimous vote
calendar, second by
of members present.
OLD BUSINESS
MOSQUITO ABATEI'IENT DISTRICT AB-1662
city Attorneyrs report ot 6/22/81 discussed AB-7662 which supports
not only mosquito abatement work but also support of programs
for control of rats and other animals carrying such diseases as
encephalitis, malaria, plague, and others. Council had no objections
to staff's writing a letter supporting this bi1l.
NEW BUS INESS
CURB S
Councilwoman Barton spoke of complaints received about red curbpainting in front of 1422 Bellevue being too dim to see, with
peopfe getting parking tickets. Director of Public Works stated
he woul-d j-nvestigate.
FI REWORKS
Councifman Amstrup suggested City consider revisingsale of fireworks which at present allows commercial
detriment of charitable organizations traditionally
as Lions Cl-ub. He asked that staff investigate.
code regarding
ventures to the
involved, such
MAI LBOX
Councilman Martin noted that the curb mailbox on Broadway had been
removed because of damage. He asked that staff ascertain from
PostoEfice if it wil-1 be replaced, noting that if not, space could
be used for parking.
BUS SHELTER
Councilman Amstrup noted deterioration of bus shelter on Ray Drive.
In discussion, council- agreed it would be better to restore with
present type of material rather than replace with Samtrans plastic
shelter. Director of Publ-ic Works stated he wou]d investigate cost.
RAILROAD S IGNAL
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Councilwoman Barton asked that City Manager contact Southern
Council discussed briefly. Mayor Mangini announced final decision
would be made when budget is adopted.
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5. CLAIM OF DENN]S COLLINS - DENIAL RECOMMENDED
Pacific about the signal at
malfunction and could cause
warning time. City Managerrailroad.
California and Oak Grove vrhich is
an accident because of inadequatestated he would get in touch with the
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
1. Letter, 7/l/81, Terry Nage1, 1300 l{i11s, re petitions. Mrs.
Nagel presented Council with a petition containing 379 signaturesprotesting the barricades. She noted this petition accomplishesa totaf of 783 signatures opposing the barricades.
Ccuncilwoman Barton commented on receipt of some letters regarding
barricades which suggested poli-tical maneuvering rather than Councilconsideration for safety. She found these "appa11ing" and emphasized
Council-'s desire to correct this dangerous intersection,
Director of Public Works and Council discussed time frame ofbarricades and installing signals if approved at hearing of
remov ing
JuIy 20.
2. Letters re barricades: Shelley Graham, 1121 Cambridge; Michela
Maiden, 1205 Mills; State Department of Transportation; Bur1j-ngamecate Improvement CIub, 1lf2 Cambridge Road.
3. Letter, 6/77/81 , conmending Library, Ronafd Krifetich, Hayward.
Mayor Mangini noted this refers to Librarian Warren Wickliffe and
requested copy be put in his personnel file.
4. Letter, 6/15/81 , commending Police Department, Harry R. Fisher,
17f7 Forest Creek Road, Augusta Georgia 30909. I'layor Mangini asked
copies be placed in personnel fifes of members commended, as well as
members of Fire Department commended in letter ot 6/28/81 from Ruth
Noodlman.
5. Minutes: Beautification Cornmission, 6/4/9lt Civil Service
Commission, 4/28, 6/5, 6/lO/81; Park & Recreation Commission,6/Ie/81; Planning Commission, 6/18/el .
In response to question from Herman Katz, 1,110 Douglas, Director
of Public works stated that pressure tests would be run on the water
line this week and the street vri1l be resurfaced as soon as tests
are pas sed.
Mayor Mangini postponed
20, l98l- , since Michael
this item to the regular meeting of July
Harvey had not yet appeared.
ADJO URNMENT
Meeting adjourned at 9:f0 P.M. to Executive Session.
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FROM THE FLOOR
AMENDMENT TO SPECIAL PERMIT - MIKE HARVEY OLDSMOBILE - RESUEST FOR
DELAY
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