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Burlingame, California
August 5, 1963
CALL TO ORDER
A regular rneeting of the Burlingame City Council was held on the
above given date. lleeting called to order at 8:05 p.m., - l{ayor
Johnson in the Chair.
At word fron the Chair, all in the Council Chamber arose and gave
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. '
P re sent
Ab sent
Councilmen:
Councilmen:
Cro sby-George-Johnson-L,orenz -I{artin .
None
the minutes of the regular meeting of July 15, 1963, were unanimously
approved and adopted.
ftre minutes of the ad j ourned meeting of aIuly 30 , 1963 , 'hrere unan-
imously approved and adopted with a correction that the word,
"landscaping" be added to the following sentence: "applicant sha1l
comply with requirements of Park Department with respect to land-
scaping setback r equirements.
BIDS
OFF-STREET PARKING DE},IOLITION
fhe Chair announced that bids advertised, per legal notification,
for the demolition of and removal of structures within the Off-
Street Parking District, received and opened at 2:0O p.m., on this
day, were declared as follows:
Bayshore wreckers, Inc.
621 Bayshore Blvd., san Francisco $8, 919. Oo
Pioneer wrecking co.
1815 l,lidway Drive, santa Rosa 7 .7 35.00
Coder and Knapp Excavators, Inc.
6218 ltillside Drive. EI Sobrante 5, 398.00
Caveco Wrecking Co. , Inc.
169 Front Street. Danville 8,275.OO
Cleveland wrecking Co.
2800 lrhircl Street, san Francisco 6, 218 .00
Flora Crane Service, Inc.
250 uendell Street, san Francisco 7,320.OO
Irlayco Salvage Co. , Inc.
114 Harbor way, so. San Francisco
5,704.70
La Velle Construction co.
225 Locust, San ilose 4 ,293.OO
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CAIL
MINUTES
Total Bid Price
301
The C j-ty Manager
vacation of all
fhe City Attorney confirmed that
Sweet property has been recej-ved
is premature.
Irlr. Robert Smart, Engineer,
engineering estimate was in
!1r .
the
the
reconunended that the avard be withheld, pending the
premises.
to date only the
and the award of
deed to the crant B.
contract to demolish
Councilman llartin suggested that bids in the future bear a clause
rendering "the City harmless" should unforeseen circumstances occur
to delay the corunencrnent of a project.
wilsey, IIam and Blair, advised that the
the total arnount of $11,0O0.O0.
An " Improved Plan of Lots af, L, N. D and E" within the Parking District
submitted to menibers of the City Council and to representatives of the
Off-Street Parking District Conunittee, initiated some discussion on the
submissj.on also of plans and specifications for proposed improvements.
The issue was resolved with mertrlcers of the Council requested to review
the parking plan and to notify the City lrlanage r the result of their
review by Wednesday, August 7, L963, at which time the Parking District
Comnittee representatives have indicated that their reconrmendations
shal1 be submitted.
HEARINGS
Smart advised that the "parking design" must be approvd prior to
preparation by the Engineers of the plans and specifications for
actual construction of said i.mprovements.
The Chair announced that this was the time and place scheduled by legal
notice published (Resolution No. 50-63) to take action on the intention
of Council to vacate portions of the Bayshore Highway, located within
the City of Burlingame.
Ihe City Attorney advised that the action proposed on this occasion is
an irnplementation of a previous policy set by Council declaring the
Bayshore Highway a major city street, reducing the width thereof to
eighty-four feet and disposing of the excess of forty-one feet.
Relating circumstances incidental to the filing of a lawsuit by the
heirs to the crace iI. Easton estate, alleging ownership to the subject
property, the City Attorney advised of the successful efforts of !1r.
David and Ur. ceorge Keyston. meeting with alrutting property owners,
to affect a favorable compromise with the Easton heirs; that the
Keyston's are prepared to convey to the city of Burlingame, by fee
title, eighty-four feet of a 125 foot strip of Highway, with the City
in turn, to vacate 20.5 feet on either side; the abutting property
owners shall acquire their respective share of the 2O.5 feet vacated
through purchase and palment to the heirs of the Easton estatei and
that conditions have been fornruLated wherein the Keystons and abutting
property owners shall indemnify the City and render the City harmless
from claims that may arise trith respect to said vacation.
The City lttanager was authorized, upon receipt of approval from the City
Council and the Parking District Comnittee and members of the City
staff, to give notice to the Engineers for the Project, to prepare plans
and specifications for submission to Council at the next regular meeting,
August 19, 1963.
1. VACATION PORTIONS BAYSHORE HIGIIWAY
3r,z
fhe City Attorney further advised that waivers from each of the
abuttj.ng property owners, with the exception of one, have been
filed with the title company and reconEnended that the property
whose owner has failed to file a waj.ver be excepted from the
currently proposed vacation to a subsequent vacation.
Reference was made by the City Attorney to a map indicating the
section of property to be vacated and the utitity easements on the
$resterly side of the property to be retained by the City and to a
resolution ordering said vacation from which document the excepted
parcel sha1l be deleted.
ftrere appearing to be no proponents or opponents
vacation, the hearing was declared concluded and
thereafter as follovrs:
to the proposed
legislation enacted
RESOLUTION NO. 59-63 "Orderi-n g the Vacation of Portions of the
Bayshore Highway, a Pub1ic Street Within the City of Burlingame and
Reserving and Excepting Certain Easements" was introduced by
Councilman Crosby who moved its passage, seconded by Councilman
Lorenz and adopted unanimously by Roll CalI vote.
RXSOLUTION NO. 60-63 "Acc epting Grant Deed from George Keyston and
David Keyston, Dated August 2, 1963. " was introduced for passage on
motion of Councilman Lorenz, seconded by Councilman George and
unanimously adopted lry RoI1 CaII vote.
RESOLIJ:IION NO. 6I-63 "ACC epting Deed of Dedication
George Keyston and David Keyston, Dated August 2,
duced by Councilman crosby who moved its passage,
Councilman Lorenz and unanirnously adopted by RoIl
RESOLUTION NO. 62-63 "Acce pting Deed of Dedj-cation
ceorgre Keyston and David Keyston, Dated August 2,
duced by Councilman ceorge, seconded by Councilman
unanj.mously adopted by RoII call vote.
of Easement E rom
1963" was intro-
seconded by
Call vote .
of Easement From
1953" vras intro-
crosby and
2 . BURLINGAIT{E SEORE LATiiD VARIANCEq/qIAqS IT IEISIONq
The Chair announced that the public hearing having been concluded
at the adjourned meeting, July 30, the various aspects with respect
to the Burlingame shore Land Company project variances would be
explored by Council .
The City Attorney, in repLy to Council inquiry concerning procedure.
recotnmended that the technical staffs of the City and the applicant
meet to formulate a list of conditions to the variances, including
argrments both for and against and that the applicant colrpose a
list of conditions to circulate .rmong interested departrents for
coments.
t{r. ucltlillan, attorney for the project, indicated that sdne progress
has been made on a "development contract" and information shall be
available within the forthcoming week.
There being no objection, the matter was continued to the next
regular meeting of Council, August 19, 1963.
CO}II,IUNICATIONS
1 . AUEIIDII{ENT TO CODE AUTHORIZED (INCINERATORS)
A comnunication, dated August 2, 1963, was read from the city Uanager
referring to a comnunication received from Private Enterprises, Inc.,
303
1499 Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, advising that a nudber of industrial
and cormnercial companies operating within the city l- irnits of Burlingame
have requested the installation and use of the Purifire Incinerator
manufactured by the Private Enterprises Company for the purpose of
burning qraste, including greens and garbage. An amendment to the City's
ordinance to pennit the burning of qraste and garbage as reconunended
by Fire l{arshalls in the Bay Area and approved by the Bay Area Air
Pollution Board was respectfully requested.
The City I'lanager advised that the Fire Department has indicated that
the equipment is satisfactory and the Public Works Department, on the
basis that the incinerator shall lessen the strain on the sewer pIant,
has indicated its approval .
fihe City Attorney was authorized to prepare an appropriate amendment
to the ordinance.
A conununication was read from the City l{anager, dated August 2,
advising that plans and specifications for the installation of
Easton Creek culvert on the Bayshore Highway have been prepared
recomnending that bids be advertised to be opened and submitted
Council for award on Augnrst 19, 1963.
1963,
the
and
to
speci fication s
and funds
Council was advised by the
have been submitted to the
therefor shall be expended
Council
receipt
City Engineer that the plans and
State of California for approval
from Gas Tax monies.
concurred with the recormnendation of the City Manager. pending
of approval from the State.
3. BIDS TO INSTALL OUTER ROAD AROIJND DIJIT{P
A comnunication was read from the City ltlanager, dated August 2, L963,
advising that plans and specifications have been completed for the
construction of an outer road or street from the main gate at the
extension of Broadway to a short distance beyond the sewage Disposal
gate on the Bay side and reconunending that authorization be given for
the advertisement of bids.
Following a brief discussion, the City Manager was requested to ascertain
the reconmendations of the .Ioint Bay Lands Comnittee, the Park Commission
and the Recreation Conunission with resp6ct to the proposed road and to
suggest to the members that they meet jointly at their earliest
convenience .
4. POPULATION ESTI}{ATE RSSOLUTION
A conununication was read frqn the City l{anager, dated August 2, L963,
recommending that adoption of a resolution authorizing the execution
of an agreement with the State of California, Department of Finance,
to obtain an estimate of population iJlcrease within the city of
Burlingame, since the Iast Federaf Census.
Council concurring with the recommendation,RESOLUTION NO. 63-63
"Authorizing and Directing Execution of Agreement with the Department
of Finance of the state of California For the Mak ing of An Estimate of
Population Increase in the City of Burlingame Since the l,ast Federal
Census" was introduced for passage on motion of Councilman George,
seconded by Councilrnan Crosby and adopted unanJ:nously upon Ro1I call
of medbers .
2. BIDS TO CONSTRUCT EASTON CRXEK CULVERT
3U4
A corununication was read from the City trtanager. dated August 2, L963,
referring to a memorandum from John H. .fenks, Consulting Engineer,
under date of July 19, 1963, entitled " Sumrary of presentation and
discussion before the Regional Water Pollution Control Board" describing
in considerable detail, the attitude of the vfater Pollution Control
Board with respect to its "Cease and Desist" Order against the City of
Burlingame -
Mr. Jenks, in concluding his report, stated "to protect the interests
of the City, everything possible should be done to adhere to the
'Tjme Schedule, "' and "also. further efforts should be made to screen
off the floating material and to improve the new chlorine contact pond
prior to the September 19th Regional Board meeting."
The City Manager recommended that Mr. Jenks be authorized to proceed
with the preparation of interim plans and specifications and that he
further be authorized to resist the consideration of a Cease and
Desist Order at the water Pollution Control Board's meeting of
September 19. 1963 and to represent the City at alL future rneetings
of the Board concerning the City's Sevrage Treatment Plant.
Replying to council inquiries, the City Engineer advised that !1r. Jenks,
representing also the City of Redwood City at meetings of the Water
Pollution Control Board, is reimbursed by that City at the rate of
$10.00 per hour.
FoJ.Iowing some discussion, the City Engineer was requested to ascertain
for report to Council, I{r. ifenks' regular fee to represent the City
at such meetings of the water Pollution Control Board affecting the
City's Sewer Plant and his engineering fee with respect to the interim
improvements at the Sewage Disposal Plant.
6 . F INAI, MAP - Ii{ILLS ESTATE NO . 19 FIRST i,'TiIIT
A conmunication dated iluly 31, 1963, was read from the City Planner,
advising that at the regular meeting of ifuly 22, t.}re Planning
Corrnission recommended the approval of the Final Map of Mi11s Estate
No. 19, First Unit, subject to correction of technical items.
Ihe conununication further advised that the Conrnission discussed the
question of the time of delivery to the City of Burlingame of land
comprising a park and firehouse site to be developed in the next
subsequent subdivision and the recorEnendation that consideration be
given to the acquisition at this time.
The City Planner, in replying to inquiries of council. advised
the necessary docr:ments are not available on this occasion and
the matter should be continued to the next regular meeting.
that
that
Mr. Jane s Roemer, representing Eichler Homes, Inc., confirmed the
statements of the city Planner and questioned whether Council desired
the immediate delivery of a deed to the park and firehouse site or a
conununication certifying that the land shall be conveyed.
A recess was declared by the Chair at 9:10 p.m., to enable Council
to confer on the inguiry.
CAIL TO ORDER
5. INTERIM SEI^IAGE PI"ANT IITIPROVEMENT
RECESS
Ihe meeting was called to order by the Chair at 9:15 p.m.
30s
!4ILLS ESTATE NO. 19 (Continued )
Councilman llartin, speaking for Council, suggested to !lr. Roemer that
a letter be directed to Council to the effect that the land for a
park and firehouse site sha11 be conveyed at the time the second unit
is corunenced.
Rep1ying to a request from Ur. E. L. Pierce, President, Burlingame
IttiLls Estate Improvement Association that the City " demand the immediate
delivery of a deed, " Councilman Itlartin referred to commitments made and
satisfactorily honored b,L the previous owner of the property and to
the " assumption clause" in the subdivision agreernent with Eichler Homes,
Inc., indicating that current commitments shall be equally honored.
A communication vras read from the City Planner, dated July 3I, 1963,
advising that at a regular meeting of the Planning Commission, iluly 22,
1953, the tentative map of a subdivision of uniftproved acreage desi-g-
nated "Edwards Industrial Park" was con sidered and the Commission there-
after recomended to Council that it be approved.
!1r. w. M. Sideboth.rm, o\.rner of industrial property on North carolan
Avenue and representing the property owners on Marsten Road, spoke on
the effect the proposed subdivision i.mprovements may have on the
traffic congestion in the area, pointing to the difficulty experienced
by vehicular traffic, particularly large trucks, traveling on Iqarsten
Road, a "non-thoroughfare" street and called attention to a similar
situation on North Carolan Avenue. Itlr. Sidebotham reconmended that
Iqarsten Road be improved across Easton Creek.
A tentative map dispJ-ayed of the proposed " Edwards Industrial Park"
was explained by the City Planner, who advised that the property
comprises an area of threlve and one-half acres, bounded by Rollins Road,
Mills Creek, Easton creek and the Freeway; a cul-de-sac proposes access
to the interior properties of the subdivisionr the plans conform to
street width and improvement reguirements; the Rollins Road frontage
wilL be improved to continue the alinernent of Itlill s Industrial Park
and the turn-around area will be forty feet to provide for truck traffic.
Itre City Planner advised that it was the general consensus of the
Corunission that a culvert to contain Easton Creek be covered and
improved to link Uarsten Road and with the Cornrnission reconunending to
Council that the best efforts of the City be expended to the formation
of an assessment district for the construction of the proposed street
improvement.
Mr. Dennis llession, one of the property owners of the proposed Edwards
Industrial Park, expressed his disinterest in the formation of an
Asses$nent District in that it has litt1e relationship to the proposed
tentative map; the cul-de-sac \ra s the best means determined by the
Engineering firm of Wilsey, Ham and Blair, to provide access to the
interior properties; the front lots have been soLd and deeds shall be
subfinitted at the tirne the final map is approved; the buyers are anxious
to colunence construction and the same deed restrictions imposed on
property olrne rs within the Mi11sdale Industrial Park sha1l prevail in
the proposed Edward s development.
Replying to Council inquiry, Mr. Hession stated that an Assessnent
District can proceed with or without approval of the tentative map; if
interested property o\,vners on llarsten Road are desirous of forming
an Assessment District, his property will be included, with or without
Tlre subject was continued to the next regular meeting, August 19, 1963.
7. EDWARDS ITIDUSTRIAT PARK TENTATIVE MAP
SUri
his consent
of the time
property to
and favorable Council consideration was urged in view
element permitting the purchasers of the industrial
commence their proj ects.
In the continuing discussion and periods of inquiry, the City Planner
advised that the "turn-around" proposes a forty foot radius rather
than the required thirty-four foot radius; truck maneuverability is
provided mainly by an on-site design; only two lots are served by
the cul-de-sac and the road as proposed is adequate for the intended
development.
councilman lrlartin's inquiry concerning consideration by the Planning
Conunission on the 350 foot cul-de-sac, 100 feet in excess of code
requi.rements and the negative reply by the City Planner, j-nitiated
sorne discussion. The City Attorney advised that the point raised,
sufficiently justified further exploration.
IrIr. Direnzo, Engineer. representing
the element of urgenqy and speaking
a whoIe, stated that the provisions
facilities and setback requirements
industrial development.
Further discussion concluded and acting upon advJ.ce
Attorney that the legality of the proposed 350 foot
investigated, the subject was continued to the next
Augiust 19, 1953.
Wilsey, IIam and B1air, stressed
on t}e proposed improvement as
made for off-street parking
all focus on a well-planned
of the City
cuL-de-sac be
regular meeting,
Mr. Hession, reappearing later in the rneeting, to request the selection
of a date prior to August 19, was advised that the deliberations and
recoMnendations with respect to the Final Map may proceed with the
Planning Commission and concurrentLy with a study being conducted
by Council on the Tentative Uap.
8. EI., QUANITO ACRES PROPOSED EASE!4ENT
A conununication dated July 31, 1963, concerning the subject of a
non-exclusive access easement to Iots 5 and 6, EI Quanito Acres,
referred to the Planning Commission for recomendation by the City
Council, was read from the City Planner.
The City Planner advised of the problems encountered during the
creation of the original two lots and the decision thereafter to
provide an access easement to the property from E1 Prado Drive; the
error that occurred either in designating the alinenent on the map
or in the construction, whereupon a paved driveway r^ras not placed on
the desigmated and recorded easement and the request that this
easement be abandoned and that another be accepted to accomnodate
the roadway.
It was pointed out by the City Planner that " tlre reason for designing
the existing easenent is not the reason for the one now proposed.
T{he adopted access hras an alternate to an undesirab}e treatment of
the property; the proposal would create two neh, lots without street
frontage and two new lots in the area which the existing plan attemPted
to preserve. "
Council was advised that it was the unanimous recounendation of the
PLanni-ng Conunission that the easement as currently proposed not be
accepted .
!lr. Louis Arata, Engineer, representing the owner of the tto lots,
!1r. John Peyton, explained that the existing easement is not compatibl-e
with the proposed use of the land; a proper ingress and egress easement
is reguested to provide access to Lot 6 (original Parcels A and D) and
that in the deliberations of Council. the request for the easement
307
should be considered independently from
pending before the Council- on an appeal
Planning Commission.
the proposed subdivision
from the decision of the
Srhe City Planner explained the easement procedure set forth in the
code, wherein the city becomes an owner of an easement in lieu of
street frontage (as in this instance). Ihe Planner added, that if
the proposed easement is not approved by the Council, the owner
of the property can reach the buil-ding sites by the Present roadi
if the City becomes an owner, the proposed subdivision may become
an actuality and it was on the basis of the latter point that the
Planning Conunission recommended against the acceptance of the
proposed easement.
councilman tlartin elaborated further on the history of the subdivision
and the deliberations of the conmrission whi.le he was a member thereof,
to determine a reasonable plan to develop a difficult parcel of
property.
Councilman Uartin advised that a creek flowing through Parcels A
and B should be filled and covered as a means to forestall a
repj-tition of flooding conditions in the area.
!1r. Vlalter
relocat ion
affect the
Lerner, owner of Lot 4 in E1 Quanito
of the easelrent and stated that said
structure of hi-s home. "
Acres, opposed the
relocation "wou1d
Following a brief discussion, the subject was continued to the next
regular meeting of Council, August 19. 1963.
9. AIRPORT DEDICATION EDITION
A memo to Councj"l from the City Manager, dated August 2, L963,
advised that a conmunication has been received from the san Uateo
Times requesting the City's participation in a special San Francisco
Airport Dedication Edition and recornmended that the subject be
referred to the Burlingame Charnbe r of Comnerce, the City's adver-
tiser. Council concurred with the recotrunendation.
RESOLUTION NO. 64-63 "Fixin g Assessment For Weed and Rubbi sh Abatement,
1963" was introduced for passage on motion of Councilman llartin,
seconded by Councilman ceorge and unani.mously carried by RoJ-I Call vote.
RESOLIITION NO. 65-63 "Authorizin g Execution of an Agreement ltodifying
the Agreement For Special Planning and Advisory Services Dated
ilanuary ?, \963" was introduced by Councilman Crosby, who moved its
passalre, seconded by Councilman George and unanimously carried by
RolL Call vote.
ORDINANCE NO. 785 "An Ordinance Amend ing Subsection a. of Section 1443
of the 1941 Ordinance Code of the City of Burlingame by Increasing
Policy Limits of tlotor Vehicle Liability Insurance Policies Required
by Owners of Taxicabs" was given its second reading and upon motion
of Councilman Crosby, seconded by Councilman Lorenz. said ordinance
passed its second reading and was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes:
Noes:
Absent
Councilmen:
Councilmen :
Councilmen :
Cro sby-George-John son-Lorenz-Uart in .
lilone
Iilone
RESOLUTIONS
ORDINANCES - Consideration thereof :
3U8
ORDINANCE NO. 786 "An Ordinance Anendin g the l94L Ordinance Code ofthe City of Burli-ngame by Adding Thereto a New Section L222.3OLimiting the Parking of vehicres on the westerry side of californiaDrive between llurchison Drive and Trousdale Drive,' was given its
second reading and upon motion of Councilman Crosby, seconded by
Councilman Lorenz, said Ordinance passed its second reading and was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Councilmen:
Noes: Councilmen:
Absent Councilmen:
Cro sby-George-Johnson-Lorenz-Ir{artin.
l{one
None
ORDINAIICE NO. 787 "An Ordinance Amend ing Section 412.4 of the
Ordinance Code of the City of Burlingame Fixing the Compensatj.on
of the City clerk For His Services as City Auditor and Assistant
Secretary of the Planning Commission" was given its second reading
and upon motion of Councilman Lorenz, seconded by Councilman Crosby,
said Ordinance passed its second reading and was adopted by the
following vote:
1JNFINISIIED BUSINESS
BEARINT INDUSTRIAI PARK
The City Attorney, in reply to Councilnan l{artin, concerning
status of the Bearint Industrial Park property, advised that
wi.Il be submitted at a later date.
the
a report
llayor ,Johlrson announced the nunber of prizes, including eight first
place honors, awarded the Park Superintendent and personnel at the
current San lrlateo County Fair and Floral Fiesta. Councilman Lorenz
moved that the City Clerk, by conununication, connrend the Burlingame
P ark Department, seconded by Councilman Crosby and unanirnously carried.
tlayor ilohnson reported briefly on her attendance at a recent confer-
ence held j:r Sausalito as the guest of the U. S. Army Engineer District
and referred to a "Technical Report on Barriers" a part of the compre-
hensive survey of San Francisco Bay and tributaries on file in the
Office of the City Clerk.
3. ACTION RE: SAN IIIATEO COUNTY COITNCIL, OF MAYORS
The city Clerk was requested to place the subject matter on the next
Council agenda, August 19, 1963.
At the request of the Eealth, safety and Traffic Conunission for a
secretary to record the minutes of that body, Mrs. Sylvia Heinrichs
was appointed at the rate of $5.00 per month, on motion of Councilman
George, seconded by Councilman Crosby and unanimously carried.
Ayes: Councilmen: Crosby-Georgedohnson=Lorenz-Irlartin.
Noes: Councilmens None
Absent Councilmen: None
NEW BUSINESS
2. U. S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEER CONFERENCE
Mayor ,Iohnson referred to a recent San Mateo County Council of
Mayors' meeting she attended, accompanied by Councilrnan Lorenz, at
which time Councilman wallace Benson, City of Belmont was eLected
Director of the Peninsula Division of the Leaque of california cities
and to a resolution to be submitted to each City to study Senate Bill
No. 344, proposing a new source of funds for the correction of critical
deficiencies in City and county streets.
4 . SECRETARY TO HEALTTI COII},IISS ION
309
5 . SAN II{ATEO COT'NTY DISASTER PLAN
Ihe City Clerk was requested to place the subject of a new agreement
with respect to the San Uateo County Disaster Plan on the Council
Agenda, August 19, 1953.
6. EQUAL OPPORTI'NITIES"
l,[ayor Johnson called attention to a resolution proposed by the United
States Conference of llayors supported by San Mateo County Council of
Mayors, June 28, 1963, and submitted by the Department of Industrial
Relations. Ihe proposed resolution endorses proposals by the President
of the united States with respect to bi-racial human relations,
entitled " Equa1 Opportunities. "
7 PROPOSED PARKING COMIiIIT?EE FORMATION
Council concurred with a request from Councilman Martin, that the city
Attorney prepare a rough draft of an Ordinance creating a "Parking
District Committee" to serve in an advisory capacity to Council ,similar to one in effect in the City of San Mateo.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The Chair acknowledged minutes from the Library Board and the Planning
Conunission and a progress report from the San l,lateo County Board of
Supervisors.
The presence of Vern Krough, in attendance to report the Council
meeting after an absence, was acknowledged.
YOUTII ADVISORY COMMISS ION
Ttte City Clerk was requested to place
August 19, 1963, for consideration to
Councilman Crosby referred briefly to his
meeting of the Youth Advisory Commission,
report shal1 be rendered at a later date.
the subject on the Council Agenda,
action requested.
attendance at
advising that
a recent
a detailed
ADJOURNI4ENT
The meeting was thereafter regularly adjourned at 11 :30 p.m
Respectfully submitted,
/ r'
2/.(..-.., 1r 7i .(r
IIERBERT K. WHITE, City Clerk
APPROVED:
t ,4zn*
MAYOR