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BURIINGAME CITY COUNCIL
STUDY MEETING
December 9, 1981
Mayor Victor Mangini convened a Study Meeting of the BurlingameCity Council j-n Conference Room B of the Burlingame City Ha1l at 7 255p.m. on Wednesday, December 9, 1981.
PRESENT:COUNCfLMEMBERS AMSTRUP, BARTON, CROSBY, MANGINT, MARTTN
AND CITY MANAGER SCHWALM
STAFF: ARGYRES, COLEMAN, KIRKUP, MONROE, PALMER
1. ARCHITECT INTERVIEWS
Interviews wereStation project.
tect was delayed
conducted with
A decisionto December
architects onto selection the Burlingameof the projectAS
Poli-cearchi-
2. PURCHASE OF WATER METERS
Kirkup reviewed with Council, reports, memos, and discussions since
August, pertaining to the purchase of water meters. A representative
from Rockwell and from Neptune presented information in reply toquestions regarding maintenance, construction of meters, andguarantees. Counej-l will consider information and make a selectionat the December 21 meeting.
3. PEAK HOUR CAPAC]TY ANZA AREA
A memo from the City Planner was distributed to Council apprising
them that Anza area was approaching peak hour capacity with permitscurrently issued. The memo suggested new procedures being used indealing with new projects and requesLed additional criteria fromCouncil in establishing permit priorities on new projects.
There was agreement that some manner of prioritization of projects
be established. This would avoj-d permit stoppages by unreasonableproject requests that would be normally issued if the procedure to
award "next in l-ine" requests were adhered to.
After a discussion of the procedures suggested by the City Planner,it was agreed to adopt additional procedures 1-9 in dealing with
new applicants. Concurrence was that no further procedures be
considered pending input from the Planning Commission.
Kirkup will apply in
of the Ramada Inn to
2t.
future for left hand turn lane in front
capacity restraint at that point.
survey on all groups, but decision
be delayed pending input from Mr.
near
ease
4. PARKING LOT REARRANGEMENT
Kirkup announced that plans for restriping parking lots and re-
ducing small car slots have been drawn up and bids for the job
will be ready by January. It was decided that lots should each have
a provision for handicapped parking included.
5. ].982 NEGOTTATIONS
Council agried to recornmendation that Mr. Kay be appointed to
act as negotiator for all seven employee groups.
It was decided to have a salary
on a classification review will
Kay -
6. BURLINGAME PARK]NG ORD]NANCE AND IN LIEU PARKING POLICY
fn view of the escalating costs of parking spaces and the lack
of interest in changi-ng the use and appearance of buildings on
Burlingame Avenue, the City Planner wished to know if the City
should change the current in-lieu parking fee policy on that street.
It was agreed that this would no longer be in effect and that
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Burlingame Avenue parking District Resolution No. 3-76 shouldbe adjusted to reflect this.
In line wj-th the above, Ordinance *l?l4, page 7 item 4, thewords "or by a fee in lieu" shaLl be stricken.
There was discussion and agreement on changing the wording of firstparagraph, Section 8, so as to avoid confuaion.
This ordinance will be submitted to re-hearing on January 4.Notice will be submitted to property or4rners.
ltem No. 7 on the agenda was delayed until the next meeting.
ADJOURNMENT: 11:30 p.m.
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