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Burlingame, California
June 18, L973
CATT TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was called
on the above date at 8:30 p.m., Mayor R.D. Martin presiding.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The City Clerk 1ed the Pledge of Allegiance to the FIag.
ROLL CALL
to order
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Present :
A.bsent :
Counci- lmen :
Councilnen:
Amstrup-Cro sby-Cus ic k-Mang i n i -Mart i n
None
The minutes of the regular meeting ofof June 6, 1973, previously submitted
adopted .
June 4 and the adjourned meeting
to members, r.rere approved and
PRESENTATION IN RECOGNITION OP COMMUNITY SERVICE
celestino Ronpli and Gian Simonetti, Coach and Assistant Coach, respec-tively, of the Burlingame Soccer Team, rdere presented plagues by
Mayor Martin on behalf of the Burlingame Police Association, inscribed
as follows: "For your outstanding efforts in the interest of theyouth of the coNnunity, I973 California State Soccer Champions,
Burlingame PoIice Association. "
Mayor Martin conveyed the Council's appreciation forspirit evidenced by the gentlemen and they expressed
upon being so honored.
the comunity
grat i f ication
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Mayor Martin acknowledged a conmunication from AI Russell, Chairman,
"Burlingame Days Parader" thanking the Council for its participationin the parade and mentioning the cooperation and assistance received
from sergeant James o'Brien and his traffic officers. The communica-tion stated "The Lionrs CIub is acknorrledging their fine efforts and,
hopefuLly, the ci.ty Council hrouLd r{ish to commend Sergeant o'Brien
and his colleagues for their outstanding efforts and contributionsto the City of Burlingame. "
The chair requested the Chief of Police to convey the message to
sergeant OrBrien.
AUCTION PERMIT - C.B. CHARLES GALLERIES, INC.
In a communication dated May 22, L973, C.B. Charles, 825 Woodward,
Pontiac,/Bloomfield, Michigan, made application for a license to con-duct an estate auction on October 8 through 11, 1973, at the Hyatt
House, 1333 Bayshore Highlray. The conmunication included a resume of
character, personal and business references.
A report dated June I8, 1973, from carl M. Lollin, Chief of Police,
Burlingame Police Department, signed by Lieutenant James A. Clark,Administrative Services Division, advised of contacts made to date,
including a telephone conversation with Mr. Charles, duri.ng theinvestigation procedure reguired by code. The report stated "We have
learned that Mr. Charles has obtained pernits in the cities of
San Diego and Los Ange1es, and with that information in mind, I fore-
see no difficulties in concluding our investigation within the next
day or two. At this time, we have nothing of a derogatory nature
on the applicant, and find no reason for objection of issuance of
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the permit. "
Mayor Martin recognized Mr. Charles who responded to a series ofquestions raised by the Council. He advised he has been in the fieldof auctioneering for 16 years and sole owner of C.B. Charles Galleri.es
since 1959, specializing in estate auctions. Personal property is
obtained from a number of sources, including individuals, banks,attorneys, insurance companies, and then assembled for one large sale.
The property consists primarily of household items, paintings, fur-niture, crystal, porcelain, silverr^rare. He stated he has been lnter-
ested in holding a sale in the San Francisco Bay area and the City -lof Burli.ngame hras recornmended by the representative sent into the
area to assess suitable localions.
Mr. charles stated that a complete catalogue will be submitted r,eel1
in advance of the sale, describing in detail every article to be
auctioned .
Councilman Crosby introduced a motion approving issuance of a permitto C.B. Charles dba C.B. Charles Galleries, Inc., Pontiac,/Bloomfield ,Michigan, to conduct an estate auction October I through 11, 1973,at the Hyatt House, 1333 Bayshore Highway, subject to a favorable
recomendation from the Chief of Police upon completion of hisinvestigation. The motion was seconded by Councilman Mangini.
On the question, Councilman Amstrup explained he did not intend toquestion Mr. Charles's integrity nor reputation but, in the past,
the Council has resisted this type of activity out of considerationto merchants and business establishments in the city. He recalledthat a permit was denied a business man who wished to conduct anauction in the Old Bayshore Highway industrial area.
The motion was thereafter declared carried on the following ro11 caII:
AYES: COUNCILMEN: Crosby-Cu s ick-Mangini-Mar tin
NOES: COUNCILI1EN: Amstrup
ABSENT COUNCILIIEN: None
The City Attorney referred to some of the questions asked by the
Council duri.ng the discussion, explaining the code requires uponapproval of a permit by the City Council, and prior to issuance ofa license, that the permittee file with the City Clerk a corporatesurety bond in the sum of $5,000.00; additionally, there shall befiled rrith the City Clerk an inventory of goods to be sold, the
source of such goods and the value.
I,lr. Charles declared his intention of complyi.ng with all city require-
ments ,
HEARI NGS
SPECIAL PERMIT APPROVED CONSTRUCTION AT 15 ANITA ROAD
Mayor Martin announced a public hearing on the application ofDick Bullis Chevrolet, I00 California Drive, to erect a structureat 15 Anita Drive exceeding 1ot coverage limitations recited in
Emergency Ordinance No. 984.
Supporting naterial accompanying the application for Special Permit
incl.uded design studies and Environmental Impact Report prepared by -,Clifford Harding, project architect, (city's file No. EIR 20-P).
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The City PIaDner, 5,n response to the Chair, reported there are noproblems with respect to zoning, this is C-2 property and the useis permitted. He mentioned that the center of Anita Road marksthe boundary between C-2 and R-3 Districts, also, the application
comes directly to the Council, as provided in the emergency ordinance.
There was no review by the Planning Commission, nor has staff beendirected to make specific review.
?he Chair recognized Mr. Itarding. He explained that the proposed
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structure, intended for automotive storage and repairs, will occupyI00t of the land. The site is approximately one acre, 310 feet onAnita Road and 75 feet on Peninsula; actual need is three acres of
service-storage facilities and, for that reason, the multi-Ievel
structure is proposed. Referring to the drawings, Mr. Harding
reviewed "Ground Floor, 2nd Floor and Roof Plans, " advising that theplant erill be self-contained, with aII service areas under cover, only
roof parking will be open. ?he buiLding will be Type II, ful1ysprinklered, complying with building and fire codes.
Mr. Earding stated there wiII be some increase in traffic on Anita
Road and on Peninsula Avenue by reason of vehicles coming in for
service and movement of new cars to the sales area on California Drive.
He stated that all service facilities will be relocated to the new
building and, in time, the existing building on california orive will
be used exclusively for new and used car sales.
with reference to traffic exi.ting on Peninsula Avenue, Mr. Harding
noted that page 3, paragraph 7 of the E.I.R. recites "The area ofgreatest concern of automotive traffic will be exiting on to Penin-
sula Avenue. This can be controlled by a right turn only technic. "In response to the Chair, Mr. Harding indicated no objection to a
condition restricting such exit to right turns only.
Councilnan Amstrup asked if cars parked on the roof level will be
visible above the building. Mr. Harding responded in the negati.ve,
exp}aining that a building parapet 4 feet in height will create an
effective screen.
Councilman Mangini referred to page 3, paragraph 8 of the E.I.R. con-
cerning removal of some of the trees on the property. Mr. Harding
confirmed it will be necessary to remove three EIms because of con-flict with proposed driveways; treatment of the remaining five trees
cision of the Park Director. r.rhether trimmeded. Further in response to councilman
ed there wiII be ample area on the premises
off the street; there should be no need
e street, nor for parking on the sidewalk.
Councilman Cusick asked if landscaping can be expanded with additional
low plantings against the building, including some arrangement on
Peninsula Avenue. Mr. Harding indicated willingness to confer with
the Park Director.
In response to Councilman Crosby, Mr. Harding confirmed that theproperty at one time was owned and used by Tidewater Associated oil
Company as a distributing plant; more recently, it has been used for
net, car storage. Responding to Councilman Crosby's comments withrespect to proper maintenance of planted areas, Mr. Harding stated
these will be irrigated regularly.
There were no conunents from the f1oor.
closed.
The hearing was declared
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I'tangini, Mr. Harding statfor customers to drive infor cars to line up on th
RESOLUTION NO. 5I-73 "Making Environmental Impact Report, EIR 20-P,ffici1itywithE1evatedStorageand-ParkingDecks,
15 Anita Road (Dick BuIIis Chevrolet) was introduced by Councilnan
Crosby who moved its adoption with the following modificatj-ons:
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Three existing EIm trees to be removed because of inter-
ference with proposed driveways; renaining five E1m treesto be pruned by the owner, or removed and replaced withother trees, depending upon the advice of the Park Di.rector.
In conference with Park Director, increase on-site land-
scaping on both Anita Road and Peninsula Avenue frontages;
extend planted areas to include space betrdeen curb and side-
walk .
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3. Traffic at Peninsula Avenue exi.t to be restrictedturn movements.
to right
The motion was seconded by Councilman Mangini and unanimously car-ried on ro11 caIl.
On a motion introduced by Councilman Crosby, second by Council-
man Anstrup, the application of Dick Bullis Chevrolet to constructa building covering more than 30t of the lot at 15 Anita Road xras
unanimously approved on roll call, subject to conditions recitedin Resolution No. 5I-?3, Eihibit A.
COMMUNICATIONS
1. REVOCABLE PERIT{IT FOR DRAIN LINE, BARRACO RESIDENCE
In a conmunication dated June 5, 1973, Mrs. Carol J. Barraco,
1564 Alturas Drive, requested permission to extend a drain line fromher property across city-orrned land to an existing catch basin, adistance of approximately 250 feet. A sketch prepared in the Officeof the City Engineer accompanied the conununication, showing the area
involved .
In response to the Chair, the City Attorney explained that his office
should be directed to prepare the necessary documents if it isCouncil's desire to grant the request.
The City Engineer stated there is a problem in connection with
drainage of roof leaders and paved areas, rrhich the or.rners hope tocorrect by connecting to the existing drain. He suggested that the
Council may wish to consider either a grant of easement or a revo-
cable permit.
Councj.lman Mangini asked who wouLd be responsible for maintenance.
The City Engineer stated this is a private drain, which the city
should not be obligated to maintain. The form of agreement betweenthe city and the owners should include such a condition.
The City Attorney reconmended issuance of a revocable permit,pointing out that the alternative appears to be an easement for a
number of years.
The City Attorney, responding to guestions from Councilmen Cusick
and Amstrup, explained there are revocable permits in existence
issued by the city and the city, itself, has such permits from
the city and county of san Franciscoi to his knowledge, the city
has never revoked a permit. In the present situation, there is a
piece of land which the city contemplates will endure forever.In protecting the interests of all of the people, the city doesnot grant a right that rdill last forever, but which may if theright of revocati.on is not exerci.sed. The agreement can be $rrittento provide for the owner to pay costs if the city finds it neces-
sary to have the pipe removed.
Mayor Martin commented it is to the city's advantage not to have the
water running over the land.
(continued to Volume 12, page I)
A motion introduced by Councilman Crosby to approve the request ofMrs. Carol J. Barraco, 1564 Alturas Drive, to install a drai.n line
across city-owned property, in accordance r.ri th her conununication of
June 5, 1973, and the sketch attached, and directing the City
Attorney to prepare an appropriate document for the Council's con-sideration, was seconded by Councilman Mangini.
Mrs. Barraco explained that a city inspector, who visited theproperty recently after application was made for a building permit,
discovered an improper drainage condition and it lras at his recom-
mendation that the present request was submitted to the Council.Mrs. Barraco inquired about the consequences should the permit be
regoked at some future time.
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The motion to approve was carried unanimously.
Mrs. Barraco was requested to have the contractor meet t ith
Engineer.the City
2. PER.}IIT TO OPERATE SERVICE VEHICLES EXCEEDING LEGAL HEIGHT LIMITS
ON CITY STREETS, UNITED AIR LINES
Acknor,rledgment was made of a communication dated June 8, 1973, from
Frank M. Murdock, Manager of Station Operations, United Air Lines,requesting a variance for movement of certain vehicles between theairport and the company's commissary at 845 Stanton Road. The com-munication advised that the vehicles are used to service the wide-bodied DC-10 and Boeing 747 aircraft and, when loaded, are 15 feet7 inches high, I foot 7 inches over the height permitted by theState Motor Vehicle Codei trucks travel betlreen the srest entranceof the airport, south on Old Bayshore to Stanton Road, and thenlrest on Stanton to the commissary, no portion of the route involves
movements under any bridge, viaduct or overpass, the state code
makes provision for variances. Attached to the communication wasa report from the San Mateo County Safety Council citing six agencieswhich disclaim responsibility for movement of such vehicles in the
area specified.
In response to a question from Councilman Cusick, the City Attorney
advised that the city will not accept liability if the request isgranted because the vehicle code authorizes cities to grant suchpermits as long as the grant is confined to city streets.
The City Attorney reported that each vehicle nust carry a copy ofthe pernit issued by the city. His recommendation that the natterbe continued to allo$, for preparation of a form of permit for Councilconsideration at t,he next meeting was accepted.
3. RELEASE DOCUIT{ENT PORT COSTA PRODUCTS COMPANY
Under date of June L4, L973, the City Manager submitted for Councilapproval the agreement required to be executed bet\reen the city andother parties in connection r,rith paving bricks used in the Burlingame
Avenue Beautification Proj ect.
RESOLUTION NO. 45-73 "Authorizing Execution Of Release To Port Costa
Products Company And To Masonry Supply Co., Inc., Corporations" wasintroduced by Councilman Crosby, r,{ho moved its adoption, second by
Councilman Amstrup and unanimously carried on ro11 call.
4. ABANDONED VEHICLE ABATEI{ENT PROGR,AI,T
In a conmunication dated June 13, 1973, the City Manager recommendedthat a contract be-aCalifornia Highwayfa
ment Program whereby
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zed between the city and the Department ofrticipation in the Abandoned Vehicle Abate-
ity can be reimbursed under a ner{, State lawfor its annual operationat and administrative costs for abatementof such vehicles. A sample contract r,,ra s submitted.
In responding to Council questions, the City Manager explained thatthis is a Stdte-wide program and Burlingame may or may not receivefuLl reimbursement for its costs, depending upon funds available andthe total number of vehicles abated.
RESOLUTION NO. 46-73 "Authorizing Execution Of Agreement With ThegEaEe Of e-llfornla Acting By And Through The Department Of California
Highway Patrol, Abandoned Vehicle Abatement Program" was introduced by
Councilman Amstrup, who moved its adoption, second by Councilman
Crosby and unanimously carried on roll call.
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5. EWIROTECH CORPORATION CONTRACT RENEWAL
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COMMUNICATIONS (cont.)
7. SIDEWALK REPAIR PROGRAM ACCEPTED
In a cornmunication dated June 12, L973, the Director of Public ylorks
advised that Barneyrs concrete has satisfactorily comPleted the lrork
of sidewalk repair in accordance with the contract and recommended
acceptance of the project. In an addendum to the communicatl'on, the
city Manager concurred in the recommendation.
RESoLUTION No. 49-73 "Accepting Annua1 Sidewalk Repair Program,
ffi2-14,'wasintroducedbycounci1mancrosby,who
moved its adoption, second by Councilrnan AtnstruP and unanimously
carried on ro11 call.
8.PUBI.,IC HEARING SCHEDULED - CONSERVATION ELE},IENT, GENERAL PLAN
Acknowledgment $ra6 made of material presented by the city Planner
in connection with the Planning Commissionrs approval of the
proposed Con8ervation Element of the General Plan. Following advice
irom the City Attorney that the city will not be subject to Punitiveactions if il fails to meet the June 30 deadline for adoption of
the Element, Mayor Martin, $rith council concurrence, scheduled the
matter for hearing at the regular meeting of the Council on JuIy 2,
1973. 6.
The City Manager submitted for Council consideration the form of
agreement to be executed between the city and Envirotech CorPora-
tion for maintenance and operation of the Treatment Plant for the
period July 1, 1973 through June 30, 1975. In his communication,
Lne city Manager stated it ls obvious from the rePort furnished
by the Director of Public works that the city, if it were operating
the plant, !,rould have to pay out as much as or more than the
increase requested by Envirotech; furthermore, in a conference with
John Gibbs, manager of Envirotech operating Services, the latter
agreed to a two-year contract, with a flat 7t increase the first
year and 6t the following year.
RESoLUTION No. 47-73 "Authorizing Execution of Agreement with
@n" rras introduced by councilman crosby, who
moved its adoption, second by Councilman Mangini and unanimously
carried on roll call.
Following a recess at 9:50 p.m., the chair reconvened the meeting at
10:05 p.m.
6. AGREEMENT SAN MATEO COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU
Under date of June 13, 1973, the City Manager recommended execution
of the annual agreement with the Convention & Visitors Bureau for
the Fiscal Year I973-74.
In response to council inquiry, the Director of Finance rePorted that
the city's pa]rment during this fiscal year aPproximated $15,000.00, --for the coming year it may be S19,000.00 to $20,000.00.
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Councilman Amstrup stated the new budget will total S180,000.00.
Ee reported the bureau has proved to be a good investment; because
of professional expertise. the volume of conventions corning into
the county has increased considerably since the bureau has been in
existence.
RESOLUTIoN No. 48-73 "Authorizing Exeeution of Agreement Between
@ntion And visitors Bureau And city of Bur-
lingame For Promotional services" was introduced by Councilman
Cusick, who moved its adoption, second by Councilman Amstrup and
carried unanimously on ro11 call.
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lOO BIOCK OF ARUNDEL ROAD
The city Planner submitted Planning Commission Resolutions Nos. 2-73
"Making Environmental ImPact Report' EIR 17-P" and 3-73 "Recommending
The Adoption Of An ordinlnce," both pertaining to an application for
reclasslfication of five properties on the westerly side of Arundel
Road in the I00 bLock from R-I to R-3A.
A public hearing was scheduled for the meeting of JuIy 2, L973.
RESOLUTIONS
1. RESoLUTION No. 50-73 "Regulating Parking on Lot F Burlingame
AvenffirkingDistrict,,\.'asintroducedbyCounciI-
man Crosby, who moved its adoPtion, second by Councilrnan Mangini
and unanimously carried on ro11 ca1l.
1. oRDINANCE No. 990 "Arnending Section 25.70.030 (b) Title 25
(zonE)tj-t?-EEffi iiiEipalCodeRegulatingof f -streetParking
iequir;ments For Apartments, APartment Hotets And Condominiums, "
am6nded on its facL by changing Section I, sub-paragraph (2) to read
"For each dwelling unit coniainii'{-ffiTEarooms or two "potential"
bedrooms, there shaIl be provided at least two parking spaces" was
introduced for first reading by Councilman cusick.
ORDINANCE
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
1. JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT, WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Copies of the revised document were distributed by t
who requested that the present meeting be adjourned
June 20, for the purpose of taking an actj.on authori
the agreement.
he City Attorney,to wednesday,
zing execution of
2. DETACHMENT FROM SAN MATEO COUNTY HARBOR DISTRICT
In response to councilman Mangini, the City Attorney reported the
application has not been filed by Burlingane as yet. Because a com-
pliint has been filed against LAFCO by the Harbor District, he would
prefer to assess this action before fiIing.
3. 1976 U.S.A. CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
Mrs. Natalie Lanam and A. Woods Giberson have been named by the
Council to represent the city of Burlingame.
4. II BU RLINGAIqE STEPS II - EASTON DRIVE
The City Manager waE requested to submit a rePort on this matter at
the ,ruly study meeting.
5. PENINSULA WATER AGENCY MEETING
Councilman cusick asked if the hearing could be Postponed to the
second meeting in Ju1y, because the holiday weekend may make it
difficult for people to attend the JuIy 2 meeting. The City Attorney
expressed the opinion that a delay of two days beyond the June 30
deadline would not be serious but he would prefer not to postPone
for another couple of weeks.
9. PUBLIC IIEARING SCHEDULED RECLASSIFICATION OE PROPERTIES
Councilman Amstrup reported on his attendance at the recent meetlng
r,rhere one of the primary topics of discussion was water supply for
San Mateo County when the present contracts with San Francisco
expire in 1979. There is a desPerate need to study the vrater situa-
ti-on in the next few years and this, of courserwill require funding
to have a plan preparEd. Mayor Thomas Jenkins of San Carlos intends-
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I. PARKING OF COMMERC IAL VEHICLES ON GASOLINE SERVICE STATION SITES
Councilman Crosby raised the issue of service station operators not
being permitted to park commercial vehicles on their Property. I1e
statad the matter was brought to his attention by the oPerator of
the Phillips station at Park Road and E1 Camino.
The city Planner explained that a resolution adopted by the Planning
Commission several months ago found that such parking should not be
allowed as a matter of course but subject to CoNnission approval .
He reported there was a request from a Planning Commissioner that
the people at the PhilJ.ips station be informed of the Commission's
policy.
During a period of Council discussion, there apPeared to be a con-
sensus that there is no authority in the Planning commissLon to
enforce such a policy unless endorsed by the city council.
2. NOTICES OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
In response to an inquiry from Councilman Cusick concerning notices
of hearing on the two matters to be heard at the JuIy 2 meeting, the
City Attoiney reported there will be no difficulty in arranging for
newspaper publication. Ile recommended that selection of a legal
nerrrspaper for the city, replacing the Advance Star, be exPlored at
the July study meeting.
REPORTS
1. FINAL PAYMENT TO CONTRACTOR, BAYSIDE PARK IMPROVEMENTS
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The Clty Manager reported on this subject in a memorandum dated
June ]4; 1973: The City Attorney stated he has not completed his
investigation as to h,hether liquidated damages are available to
cities.
2. PROCEDURES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL II|TPACT REPORTS
The city Plannerrs communication dated June 14, 1973, was referred
to the July study meeting.
3. TREASURERIS REPORTS
ORDINANCE NO. 99I "Adding Chapter 10.60 (Prohibition Of Nudity In
ffiE[:fc-Eft65)-Eo Title 10 (Public Peace, Morals And Safety) of
The Municipal Code"
man Amstrup.
was introduced for first readinq by Council-
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
coNnunications: H. Richard o'Hara, 35 Mosswood Road, Hillsborough,
Effi'e-T,-TfEl-avoring c.D. Allen Natural Resources corPoration
MASS TRANSII PIan as opposed to BART.
P. Everett Terminello, President, Peninsula NatioEI h*,, conments
regarding parking needs and future grotrth of downtown area.
neport and- survey prepared by Burlingame Police officer, James L.Eld-
redge in connection with a course of study at College of San Mateo.
to bring the matter to the attention of the San Mateo county Councilof Mayors. Councilman Amstrup commented i"t is within the realm of
possibitity that recycled sewage water may be used for domestic
purposes at some future time.
NEW BUSINESS
The city Clerk,/Director of Finance hras requested to obtain detaif
on the sum of money designated "Inactive."
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCE
Chief of the Fire Department "Analysis of Pire Cadet Program."
Expressj.on of appreciation from Gerald D. Pera, Mayor, City of Half
Moon Bay, upon being selected to serve San Mateo county as alternate
delegate to- Executive conunittee of Association of Bay Area Govern-
ments .
Alex soloschenko compliments on Burlingame Avenue Beautification
Proj ec t .
R.R: Miller, 1105 Dufferin Avenue, protesting "no left turn" sign
on Trousdale near Burlingame Plaza.
Three ]etters and one pelition requesting resolution of traffic
problems on Trousdale Drive.-ongressman teo J. Ryan comments regarding BART in san l{ateo
County .
Busin-ess and Transportation Agency announcement of "Governor's
Symposium on TransPortation, Sheraton-Universal llotel, los Angeles,
June 25, 1973."
Minutes of meeting regarding "A Bicycle-Hiking Trail Along Skyline
Boulevard . "
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councilman Amstrup referred to the Bill introduced by Assembl)man
Knox $rhich would create a new regional agency' possibly assume
functions of ABAG and include t'leiropolitin Transportation Commission
and the Bay Area Sesrer service Administration. Mayor Martin stated
that ABAG Las asked for some amendments, including one that tdould
make ABAG the umbrella authority.
AB 20 40 BAY AREA REGIONA], PLANNING AGENCY
APPROVALS
warrants: Nos. 3275 throuqh 3514 in the amount o
audited, were approved for pa)ment on notion of C
second by Councilman AmstruP and unanimously carr
Payroll: Month of May, 1973, Checks Nos. 13604 through 14273 in the
Em6unE-ot $286,521.741
'were approved on motion of Councilman cusick,
second by councilman Amstrup and unanimously carried.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting regularly adjourned at 11:15 p.m., to reconvene on
Wednesday, June 20, t973, at 8:00 p.m., for the purPoses of con-
sidering Joint Povrers Agreement-wastewater Management Program, and
other business that may be presented.
Respectfully submitted,
er er t v c er
APPROVED:
R.D. MARTIN, MAYOR