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CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting
on the above date
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Burlingame, California
March 5, 197 3
of
at
the Burlingame City Council was called to order
8:05 p.m., Mayor Victor A. Mangini presiding.
led the assemblage in the Pledge of Allegiance toCity Planner
F1ag.
The
the
ROLL CALL
Present:
Absent:
Councilmen:
Councilmen:
Ams trup-Crosby-Cu s ick-Mang i ni-Martin
None
MI NUTES
The minutes of the meeting of February 20, 1973, previously sub-mitted to Council, were approved and adopted.
HEARINGS ON ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT,SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT EXPANSION.'
Councilman Martin announced that the above-titled EnvironmentalImpact Report will be the subject of a hearing before the San Fran-cisco Airport Corunissj-on on Tuesday, March 6, I973. In addition,there will be a hearing before the San Mateo County planning Com-mission, the date to be selected, and on Thursday, March I at 8:00p.m., in Burlingame's Councj.l Chambers, the County Airport Land
Use Commission wiII meet to discuss the E.I.R., the public isinvited. The Burlingame meeting was scheduled primarily for infor-mational purposes at the request of San Franci.sco Airport Com-mission; it will be the only night hearing. A record of the pro-
ceedings will go to the County Planning Commission for considera-tion and incorporatj.on in its report to the Str' Airport Commission.
PUBLIC HEARINGS SCHEDULEDI'BURLINGA}4E AVENUE AREA PARKING DISTRICT.I'
Councilman Martin suggested that the Council consider initiating aseries of public hearings on findings and conclusions presented by
De Leuw, Cather & Company in their final report on the Burllngame
Avenue Area Parking Study. Ile recornnended the foltowing schedule:
Hearing #1: Shall free parking be changed to metered parking;if so, shalL meter rates be increased.
#22 Direction of development in the downtown areaishould be a joint Council-P lanning Commissionand, thereafter, the Commission to pursue the
on the basis of testimony given.
thi s
hear ing
issue
#3:Implementation of De Leuw, Cather recommendationsas to restriping of lots, changes in lot usage,
and other general alternatives, after meteringdecision is made. At this hearing, each specificlot should be discussed.
#4 After the foregoing, there should be a fourthhearing to explore such matters as acquisition of
new 1ots, double-decking or going underground.
Council indicated no objection and, followinq advice from the CityAttorney concerning procedure, Mayor Manginj- announced that thefirst hearing will be held at a special meeting on Wednesday,
March 14,1973, at 8:00 p.m., in the Council Chambers. l,
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BIDS: ROLLINS ROAD WIDENING EDWARDS COURT TO MTLLS CREEK
Bids forp.m., in the above project, opened
accordance with published
on February J-4, 197 3
notice, were declarej
TOTAL BID
at
as
2:00
follows:
B I DDER
Anza Engineering corporation
Covey Trucking Company
Gray & Lewj.s, Inc.
L.C. Smith Company
Asphalt Paving Company
Fisk, Firenze & Mclean
Lowrie Paving Company
O.C. Jones & SonsB. Fontana & Sons
$16,595.00
17,403.00
r7,558.00
t7,992.00
18,380.50
I9,582.50
19,865.55
20,828.50
21,533.00
Engineer's Estimate $23 ,140.00
In a co(ununication dated March 1, 1973, the Director of Public
works recorunended award of contract to the low bidder, Anza Engineer-
ing Corporation. The City Manager concurred in an addendum to the
communication .
RESOLUTIoN NO. 24-73 "Awarding Contract For Construction On City
Street In San Mateo County, In Bur lingame, On Rollins Road Betrreen
Edwards Court And Mil1s Creek, TOPICS Project \-3072 (63) OFCC NO.
SM-DOT- (H)-1-73-021 (Anza Engineering Corporation, $16,595.00) was
introduced by Councilman Martin who moved its adoption, second by
Councilman Amstrup and unanimously carried on roll call.
HEARINGS
EXTENSION OF TEMPORARY INTERIM URGENCY ZONING ORDINANCES
NOS. 959 AND 960 (BUILDING PERMITS IN PARKING DISTRICT)
Mayor l,langini announced that this was the time and place scheduled
pursuant to published notice to conduct a public hearing and to
consider extension of ernergency legislation restricting issuance of
building permits within the Burlingame Avenue Area off-Street Parkj,ng
District.
The City Planner, responding to the Chair, explained that studies
for establishment, of new parking regulations in the downtown area
cannot be completed prior to expiration of the existing interim
ordinance; for that reason, the extension is needed.
Declaring the hearing open, the Chair invited comments from the f1oor,pro or con. There were none. The hearing was declared closed.
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ORDINANCE NO. 981
Ordinances Nos. 959
AYES :
NOES :
ABSENT
"Extending Temporary Interim Urgency Zoning
and 960 Restricting Issuance of Building Per-
mits Within ?he Burlingame Avenue Area Off-Street Parking District"
was introduced and adopted on motion of Councilman Amstrup, second
by Councilman Cusick and unanimously approved on roll call:
CoUNCILMEN: Ams trup-Cro sby-Cu s ick-Mangini -Martin
COUNCILMEN: None
COUNCILMEN: None
2. EXTENSION OF INTERIM URGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 971 (APARTMENT PARKING)
Mayor l,langini announced that this was the time and place pursuant to
published notice to conduct a public hearing and to consider exten-
sion of emergency legislation regulating off-street parking require-
ments for apartments and apartment hotels.
Declaring the hearing
There were none. The
open, the Chair invited comments from
hearing was declared closed.
the floor.
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In response to a question from Councilman MarLin, the City Attorney
confirmed that the text of the proposed urgency ordinance is i<len-tical to the existing ordinance - No. 971 - with respect to parking
requj.rements.
ORDINANCE NO. 982 "Extending Interim Urgency Zoning Ordinance No.gTTinienaIng Sect:.on 25.70,030 (b), Title 25- (zoning) of TheMunicipal Code Regulating Off-Street Parking Requirements For Apart-
ments And Apartment Hotels" was introduced and adopted on motion
of Councilman Amstrup, second by Councilman Cusick and unanimously
approved on ro11 call:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Amstrup-Crosby-Cusick-Mangini-r,lartin
NOES: COUNCILMEN: None
ABSENT COUNCIWEN: None
Introduction of an Ordinance "Amending Section 25.70.030 (b), Tit]e
25 (zoning) Of The Municipal Code Regulating Off-Street Parking
Requirements For Apartments And Apartment Hotels" was postponed to
the meeting of March 19, 1973, to allow for Council review at the
study meeting on March 7.
TOPIC FOR STUDY }IEETING AGENDA
Councilman Amstrup
tions be placed on
asked that
the agenda
the matter of building height limita-
of the March 7 study meeting.
COMMUNI CATI ONS
1. PARKING REGULATIONS 5OO BLOCK PENINSULA AVENUE
Acknowledgment was made of a communication dated February L6, 1973,
from Dennis L. Woodman, major stockholder of Cafe Lata, dba The
Omelette House, 5l-4 Peninsula Avenue, San Mateo, reguesting that
the existing ordinance prohibiting parking on the BurJ.ingame side
of Peninsula Avenue in the 500 block be amended to al1ow parking,
except during the hours of 4 to 6 p.m., weekdays, and except in
the areas immediately adjacent to left-hand storage 1anes.
The City Manager was requested to refer the communication to the
Parking Commission and to the Traffic Director for review and recom-
mendations, and to j.nform Mr. Woodman that his request will be con-
sidered by the Council at its meeting on April 2, 1973.
2. UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING
In a coluflunication dated March L, L973, the City Manager reported
that the Utility Undergrounding Committee recornmends undergroundinq
in the following areas: Hillside from E1 Camino to Vancouver,
Occidental from El- Camino to Barroilhet, oak Grove from EI Camino
to Rollins Road, O1d Bayshore Highway from Burh^tay south, and
extension of undergrounding in downtown areas between Bayswater
and oak Grove (areas not presently undergrounded). The communi-
cation was referred to the March 7 study meeting.
3. FIRE DEPARTMENT CARPORT AND CUERNAVACA PARK SHELTER PLANS
A communication from the City Manager dated March l, 1973, reported
that Albert w. Kah1, architect, has the final plans ready for the
above-mentioned projects and that invitation to bidders can be
advertised if Council approves. The plans were referred to the
March 7 study meeting for review; it was decided to adjourn the
present meeting to that date should Council wish to take an
action authorizing call for bids.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS: Mayor Mangini announced reappointment of
the CiviI Service Commission.JArchie L. Affield and Wa l-ter A- Hower to
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REQUEST TO FILE LATE CLAIM: ( Sandra Samarez) The City Attorney
he completed claim form.reported t,he party id not return t
BURLINGAME AVENUE BEAUTIEICATION PROJECT: ThC CitY ENgiNEET
repor te t att e c]'v as not accep e t e brick crosswalks; dis-
or and there have beencussions are in progress with the contract
indications that the supplier of the bricks agrees that the bricks
were faulty and that he will pay the total cost of replacement;
hopefully, the matter will be resolved within the week. A report
will be made to the Council at the next meeting. Also, there was
discussion in connection with some form of reinforcement in the
brick planter on the north side of the Avenue where Park Road dead-
ends to prevent recurring damage by motorists.
BAYSIDE PARK :
place and the b
scaping and gra
his equipment i
stated it is hi
on April 28; th
continues.
The city Engineer aalvised that the backstop j-s in
uildings completed, there remains the pavi-ng, land-
ndstand; the contractor states he is unable to bring
n because of the soft mud. The City Engineer
s understanding that Little League season will start
e grounds should be ready unless the wet weather
the
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
City Planner "Progress Report on Agreement with Spangle" dated
March 1, 1973.
City Pl"anner "Report of Planning Commission Meeting February 26,
1973.',
Minrites: Planning Commission, January 29, 7973,
Parking Commission, February 2L, L973.
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. Librarianrs Report, February 20, L973. Reference was made to the
tat,ement in the report "None of the items previously mentioned at
he meetings have been finished despite our efforts to get them
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Tr
one . "
he City Manager was requested to confer with the Librarian and
eport to Council on conditions that have not been corrected by
contractor in the new building addition.
Park & Recreation Commission Minutes, February 13, 1973.
Item: "The Recreation DePartment request for the Burlingame-Ei-gh school Swimming Pool for the entire summer was denied' "
The City Manager r"ra s requested to pursue this matter with
Dr. A. Hugh Livingston, Superintendent of Schools, and report
to Council.
Item: "Footbridge to Ray Park on Cabrillo Avenue.
EEorcycles have been reported using the ingress for a speed-
\,ray . "Referred to City Manager for investigation and report.
Councilman Cusick requested that a letter be sent Mrs. Evelyn Hughes,
cirl scout Leader, thanking her for her efforts in organizing
distribution of 11,000 Recreation DePartment Spring Programs door-
to-door.
TRAFFIC HAZARD AIRPORT BOULEVARD
Councifman Amstrup asked that some form of warning blinker be
placed where there is a 90o bend in the road just beyond the
convention center building going north on Airport Boulevard. Ee
reported on a recent vehicle accident in the area and David Keyston
advised there have been at least eight or nine accidents.
Iilr. Keyston stated that Anza corPoration has installed reflectors
and painted the berm white and that the flashing light would be
helpfuL in alerting motorists to the curve. Mayor Mangini requested
that the matter be referred to the Traffic Director for investi- 7gation and report.
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YIELD SIGNS
At the request, of Councilmen Crosby and Cusick, the Traffic Director
was directed to investigate feasibility of installing "YieId" signs
for sout,hbound traffic on Park and Primrose Roads at the intersection
with EI Camino Real for the benefit of traffic westbound on Bayswater
and Peninsulas Avenues.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was regutarly adjourned at 9225 p.m., to an Executive
Session on personnel matters to follow immediately; and to the
study meeting on Wednesday, March 7 , L973, for consideration of
plans and authorization of notice to bidders on the Fire Department
Carport and Cuernavaca Park Shelter.
Res tfully submit ed
K.
City Clerk
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