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CALL TO ORDER
Pnesent - CouncLlmen:Absent - Couneilmen:
Burllngarue, Californla
0ctober 9, 1962
Crosby-.Te51s on-Lorenz -Martl n-Morgan
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A Speclal Meeting of the Burllngame Clty Corincll, from its Specleli{eetlng of. October 2, J-962, .was held on the above glven date.![eetlng ca1led to orden at E300 p.rnc - Mayor .Lorenz Ln tho ChaIr.
ROLL CALL
PUBLIC HEARING
-TEEiIffir srBrcr c oNTTNUANcE
Fo11ow1ng openlng comments by Mayor Lorenz wLth respect to theCouncllts Lnterest In establlshlng an Off Street Perklng program
and hls per:sone1 deslre to acqulre lots prlor. to t he fonthcomlng
Holttlay season rush, Counc l1man Martln, CouncLl l1alson menlberto the Parklng Dist!.lct Commlttee, was lnvLted to preslde.
Councllman i{artln repeated the ground rules and announced that
readlng of rt cornnunicatloas of protests and other corments :retatingto the fornatlon of the Off St reet Par.klng Distr'lctrn would
c ontLnue.
Lett6rs recoived uere read as follows:
26.z(.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33..
34.
35.
36..
3Z:
39..
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lpI.
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l+3.
lr4.
l+5..
l+6
t+7.
In reply
re c elved
Manch 196Mr. Wl1so
bE read a
?. C. Chabra, County House aote1, 2]4 - 216 Lorton Avsnue
],lrs. LlLlian A. KeIIy, 12L2 Baysuater Avenue
I'lls s I,Iabel cuthrlo , 153 Elghland Avenue
C. A, and Marle Hubband Il112 Chepln Avenue
Mrs. E1lza tle!-tz, 135 Lorton Avenue
Fned W. Leh.Dran, Presldent, Burllngame Park Impnovement Club
Mrs. Bessle To:rel1o, 111+5 Drake Avenue
E. Eo and Eleano:r Pftrsso 209 Stanly Road
Elchard P. l,I5.nor, 231 l{est Bel1rme
He11er, Ehrnan rr/hl te and McAullffe, slgned by Casper W. Welnburger
Marle S. Ackleyl 120 Pank Road
Itf:r. and Mrs. Edward Ruedy, 12lJ Bellevue AvenueV{rgLI Smlth, Realtonr --11-g71 Burlingame Avenue
S anford Convelescent romer 1ll4J Burlingame Avenue.
Mir"garet Cunnlngham, Not:re Dane Avenus, BlemontJ. C. and l4r.s. J. C. El1ers, /fu Tulane Count, San Mateo
John Pe:rn1n, !O0 Howard Avenue
Rose A. FornanL r JllPrlmrose Road
Borden Company, 1J2! Potenero Ave. San Fbanclsco
tar.ber and Tonrrey, s!.gned by James R. Tormey Jn., 251. Park Road.
Ed A,.no1d 25! Prlmrose Road,
Geor'fue W. Butcher
Councilman Johnson, s lnqulry concerlng a communlcatlon
Councll from Mrs. Kay Brlgham 228 D.rtght Boad inpr:otestlng the creatlon of a parklng dlstrlct as proposed
Attorney for the DLstrLctr rul6d that the communlcatlonplaced on flle.
to
by
2
n,
nd
Mn. Wl1son, Ln nesponse to the Chalr, urged Counctl to conslder
only new evidence that may be pr.esented; addlng that a corenspondence
may. speak, however, on hLs or her corrnunicatl.on read. lnto. the
16cond.
John A. Cost, Attorney, represantlng the HattLe ZLLlmer propertLes.
on Chapln Avenue, refenred to the map obtained from the Chamber of
Commerce offlce lndicatlrt8 the lnclusion of Lots C, D, and E on
Challn Avenue entered es Exhlblt lio. 26 and a second ttlap ilelettng
Lots C, D and E end G and II lnto the Parking Dlstrlcty' (Exhtblt
No. 19 questlonlng the reasons therefor'.
Some dlscusslon aroge on the lssue, wtth dr:. W11son ailvlslng that
Mr. Van Zandt, Englneer for the DLstrlct, on a pr:lo:r occaslon,
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subrnLtted a ns.p, ldentlfied as Exhlblt No. 19 and explal,nod that
subsequent to considerable study by the Parklng Dlstrlct Cornmittee
and the Prl-mrose for the project, the origlnal map nas rovisedto delte Lots CrD, and E to Cfrapin Avenue.
Mr. Wilson confirmend the explanatlcn given by I,1r. Van Zandt wlthrospect to the modification of the orlgl-na1 map, advising that the
revlsed. map (fxfrtntt No. 19) was the map attached. to the cl,rculatedpetltlons; and the nap refe::l.ed to by I,!e. Cost (nxfritit No. 28)ras nerely prelimlnaly
Vernon Va1e, Attorney, Isepr3esenting property owners wlthln the
chapln Avenue ar?ea, requested that he be perml'tteil to add r ohls Exhiblt No. 18 submitted into ovidonce at a prI-on meeting.
Mr. Vale ad.ded the letter nPrr representing the wor.d rtparkingrt
to lots CrFrGrIrIIrJrKrL, lndlcatlng facillties on the south sideof Chapin Avenue and stated that the only property to be beneflttedby the parklng lots proposed woul
and Pelamountaln (latter residentfurther stated that the creatlon
destroy any futu::e corrnercl-al dev
completly Lsloate the north sl-de
Apllcatlons for cred.it
ll cu s tomers , tt tl owner tt
were r6ad. as fo110ws:
1. DuBu Conporation,
No protest flIod
2. Klngsway Corl>.e 1[!0 chapin Avenue
No p:rotest fl1od
3. Frances A. Smtth
No protest flled
. Ha:rolcl o. Pari sh
o protest f1led
5. Hugh A. & Kar.l H Mauss€r:
No protest f11ed
6. Safeway Stones
No protest fL1ed
7. J. W. Mil1er Bealty Co.
No protest filed
B. lmogene A Stenens
No protest filed
9. Brrrce C. Klnkb:rlde (Lonton)
No protest flled
1O. Bruce C. Klrkbr.lde (Burlingame)
No protest flIed
11. Cla1e F. Kemp
No protest filed
e the propertles of Chiapeloneat thls ti-me ) . l,In Vale
addLtional parking Lots would d
pment and use and would
Chapln Avenue.
against assessments levled fo:: Lnrprovedtrtennantrr or lrer4>loyeetl par.klng spacegAssessment PorcentageNumber Cnedit1[2J Bu::llngame lJ.z 16.6%
16 \2.T%
dblal
of
e1o
of
Pecess
A recess was decla:red. by the Chalr at ):)l p.a.
CALL T O ORDER
The rneetlng was ca11ed to order at $:10 p.m.
APPLICATION FON CREDIT FCR EXISTING
OFF STREET PARI(ING FACILITIES
4
N
w
28&41
186
l-21+,125,128
Lzlrl22rl23
200
3o94a5
tl+l
l+2.33%
67.6L%
50.7yl
85.26%
57.gt'fi
42.73/"
t+2i3fi
32.33%
t57 32.33/'
A comnnnl-catlon was read firom l,b:. Kemp, dated June 23, J-962,
ad.vlsLng. that e terrporary inJunctlon egLanst the use of an ease-
rnent aJdacent to the Post Offlce has been lssued and a credtt
allowance ras r.equeeted.
106
235,236
6l+
109
Pencentage
C:redlt
55
53
l+7.60'*
6.711
A c omnruni.catl on, slgned by Kenneth I. JonesrAttornoy, law f 1r'raof Wllson, Earzfe1d., Jones & Morton, dated January )L, L9621wlth respect to formula applled ln the computatlon of c::edlt forexlstlng off-street parklng facllltles was reaal.
P[r. Van Zandt advl.sed that revlslone were mads and credlt alIowed.
No pr.otest f llecl.
Assessment
Number
12. Standard O11
Stand.ard 011
No protest filed
E1 Cardno Re al
Califonnla Dr.
.77%
.38f
Co.,
Co.,
13. Jeanette L.
No protest f11ed
Des sin
1[. The Borden Company 2l+0
Itlr. Wllber Smlth, Vlce-Pnesldent of Borden Company, ln :referrlngto the low cretlli allowance ot 6.?fi questloned wtriiher the ex-
panslon plans for hls c ompany had been taken lnot consldoratlon atthe tlme of tee credlt computatlon res deternl,ned.
Mn. Van Zaltlt referred to three lnspectLons made oproperty whereln no evldence was lndlcated that th
complled with the rrconsunor, ownor, tenant or enpl
spacett requl:rements for parklng credlt allowanee;
f the subJ ect
e Bonden C omapny
oyees parklng'It was furtherpolnted out that an employee of tha Company had stated. that only
cornnerclal trucks wer.e perrnlttedto utllize the parklng areas.
fn reply to a serles of l-nquhes concernl-ng the new expanslonplans whereln a s5.xty-seven spacos irere t o be includecl 1n the
parklng area, l,bn. Smlth tndtcated that plans to provlde employeeparklng are lndiflnlte.
Ftr. Ven Zandt stated that lt was t he opinlon of the engl,neers thatIt rould not be proper to grant credlt for parklng on the basls ofrrnon-operat!-ona1 parkJ.ng spacesrt andc ltsd similar lnstances wlth
respect to the Montgomeny Ward Co. and portions of service statlon
proper:tLos.
15. Btrt1 antt Rlte Welz 2O9 l+8.6fr
Irtrs. Welzt s lnqulry concernlng her understandlng that tho altsess-
ment hadt beEn lncreasad on her propertyr Has replled to by M:r.
Van Zandt rho stated that the origlnal assessmont was estlmated at
$11978.00 and wlth a credlt allowance of 1a8.6fi, the asssssment was
in- fact, reducsd to approxlmately $1r05o.00.
No pnotest flIed.
15. RaLrnend B. & Paullne P. Wu:r1ltzer 4'43,W,46,1t7,92,3t.e%
Mr. lfurlltzer stated that hls assessments totalled $61+1531.00
agalnst sLx parcels of lend for. a total ot 57 1957 square feet and
suUmlttea lnto evLdence tfPlan for portlon of Block 11, Burllngame
Land Company, owne d by Rel rund B. and Paullne P. Wurlltzentt
outllned ln trredtr and. marke d ExhLblt No. 29.
Hr. Wurlltzer advlsod that no credLt has been allowed for thatportlon of the property (wlthln the red llnes Exhibtt no. 29)
upon which he hes pnovLded a1ls and lendscapl,ng. Figures were
submltted hy M::. Wurlltze:r to substatitate hls clalm fo:r an add-Ltlonal credLt of three percent.
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Followlng conslderablE dlscussion on the points r.alsed by lilr,lIurlltzer, Exhlbtt noo l0; photographs of t he WurlLtzer propertylndlcatlng nAr forzn lot nFrr to the rear exlt of S. Chrlstlan;trB[ fnom 1ot ltFrr Nonth, ylsu wal].s and pI&nting area; [Cn from
south slde of Lot f vlew of power statlon and acquisitlon gatesto Gaffney Bulldlnge and nDrr sl-dewalk area runn 1ng along near p
portLon of Lots 3 and lf was submltted into evidence.
l-5. Geonge S. Redd, th32 Chapln 72 8O.Oof
No protest flled,
16. Russl11 and Evelyn Johnson
1,2)+L-45 Howard Ave 215 117.7fi
No p:rotest flledl
Ivfn.. Van Zaadt advlsed that a cred.lt was applled for 1n thislnstance on Septmeber l, afber the August 13. deadllne.
17. A"chie offleld
The appllcatlon for credlt wag. rece!-ved asafter the August 3L, L962 deadllne.
APPROVED:
,;
OR PRO TE}{PORE
83-Bl+28.21(
f1]edExhlblt no. 11,
Additlonal exhlbJ-ts, Exhthlt No. f2 rr Photographs ArBrCrDrE and Frllndlcatlng the parklng lot and loading zone area used by Borden
Companyr s comnerclal t:rucks, and Exhlbit No 33, a plot plan of
Bordenrg proposed improvements, Lncluding parkLng spaces for a
mlnlm.rm of slxty-seven vehlcles trere submltted l-nto evldence.
ADJOURNMENT
Res ectfully su ted
The meetlng was reqularly adJourned at 11:25 p.m. to meet tuesday
October 16, 0:00 p.m. Councll Chanbers, on motlon of Councilman
Johnson and seconded by Councllman C:rosbyl
er Whtte+
Clty Cle rk
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