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Burllngane - Callfornia
October. J,7 , 19&
CALL TO ORDER
A regular: noetlng of th6 Brr:1lngsrne Clty Council was held on theabove glven- da!g. I,leetlng ca11ed to orde:r at 8:10 p.m., - MayorMongan ln tho Chaln.
PI,EEE OF ALLEGIANCE.
a:ros e and gaveln the CormcLl Chamberthe F1ag.
At wond f:rom the 61eain,the Pledge of Alleglance
ROtL CAIL
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to
Byr.d- Johns on-Lonenz -l{organ
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CounclLman Roothr absent because of l11ness, was excused on motlonof CouncLlman Johnson and seconded by Coirnetlman Lo::enz. Mayon
Mor.gan advlsed of hls vlslt with Councllman Rooth, statlng tLat hlshealth wag rmrch lmpnoved and that Councllman Rooth may be ln attend-ance at a Ccuncll meetlng eat:1y ln November.
!,ftNuTEsIl[6.Elf,utes of the pr.evlous meetlng of Octobe:r 3, 1960, submlttedto Coi:ncll, llene unan lmors 1y approved and adopted on motion of
Councilman Johnson and seconded by Councllman Byr:d.
The ralnutes of the pnevlous ad J or::rned meetlng 9f Osioben 6,
submlt ted to Councl1, were unanlmously appnoved and adoptedof Councllman Lo:lenz and seconded by Councllrnsn Joluns on.
Pnesent -
Abs e nt
Counc l1men:
Counc ll-men:
1960,
on motLon
IIEARING
USED CAR tOT APPLICAIfON (Lorton Avenue )
the Clty Clerk announced that an appllcation fo::
a used can lot, 327 Lonton Avenue, Burlingame, h
COMMI'NTCATIONS:
a
ad
pennl t to oper"ate
been wit hdnarn.
1. ADDTTTONAL REPORT TRAFFIC SURVEY-ROLLINS ROAD-BROAUAIAY
A communicatlon fnom the Clty Managcr: r dated Octobe? 1!, 1960, sub-
mltted a r:epor:t fi:om the Chlef of Police Depantment on a fu::then
sunvey conducted by the department relatLve to the trafflc condltlonat the Broadway and Rolllns Boad lnte::sectlon.
The Clty Manager observ€d that from an analysLs of the..accidents, the
lnte::sectl.on eannot be classifled as hazandous and ln "we lghing the
matter admlnls trat lveIy, the declslon was against the beneflts achle-
ved conslderlng the auilllary pr.oblems lnvolvedtr. It was the lecom-
mendatlon of the Clty Manager that the CouncLl concur with the recom-
mondatlons outllned Ln the survey report and l-n additLon, that a re-
survey be conducted at the lntensectlon eve?y slx months for accld-
ents and vo hme Lncnease.
Reference was made by the Councll to a communlcatLon r dated October
17, L960, fnom the l6a1th, Safety and Tnaffic Cormrlsslon, r€comtn€[d-
1ng that rrthe trafflc at the Broaduay. Overpass bg patro11.ed between
the hou.r.s of 7 a.m. and 9 a.m., and l+ p.m. and 6 p.m., untl1 the
automat lc devLces can be lnstalIed on other: penmanent ar:rangementg
mey be made. rr
Councllmsn Johngon referred to cor:nespondence r:ecelved fi:ora the Clty
Manager, the Sunvey nepor"t necelved from the Chtef of Pollce, the
lmpend lng report fnom the State Eighray Englneers and the fonthcomlng
necotnmendatlon from the Plannlng CommLsslon ( renamlng OId Bayshone
Elgbway) and suggested that the Cor:ncLl asait development.
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C ouncllroan Lonenz concu:rred wlth the statements of Councl1man
Johnson. Cor:ncl1maa Byr.d, 1n r.6fe"ring to the commualcatlon fron
the Health, Safety and Tnaffic Commlssion, questloned uhe ther the
Com-mlsslon was cognlzant of the facts as presented by the Chlef
of Pollce and the Clty Manage:r.
Councllrnan Bynd, speaklng as a membelr of a Itpoll cy-maklngn ErouPrstated that lt was hls obllgation to focus attentlon on a pnoblemthat should be corr"ected; horeven, 1n vlew of the evldence, he
uould ooncede to the recorgnendat lons submltted, ulth the suggostl-ontbat measunes to allevLate the problem be expedlted.
The Clty Manager r.efenr"ed to and nead excenpts fnom a letter re-
ceived by the Chlef of Pollce fr.om the Stete Hlghway Engln€ers,
dated Octob€r 14, 1960, advlsing that ttin vlew of oun observatlons
and the accldent expenLence, we couLd not necommend any tnaffLc
control devlces such as signals or a STOP slgn facing the ramp
tnaff lcrr ..nwith the present volume, lt 1s felt that thedrlvers ane flndlng thefu: wey thnough thls lntersectlon much moreefflciently and with less over:al1 delay than a trafflc slgnal coulddlnect them.rr The conrnrnlcatlon concluded, .statlng ttfn vier of thefect that the State controls only one 1eg enter.Lng thls i.ntensec-tlon, we cannot Justl.fy any fu::ther study of tr.afflc conditlons;
however, ws wlll cooperate in the--usual mannen in whateve:: correc-tLve measures may be ag?6ed upon.tt
Councllman Johnson reforred to r"e commendatlons submltted by theChlef of the Pollce Depa::tment; (1) Remove o: drastlcalLy pnuneall shrubbery at ths southwest corner of the Lnter.sectlon! (2) ne-palnt the rrKeep Cleartr legends withln tho Lntensectlon; (3) lnstalllntensectlon warnlng slgns on Broadway and the Bayshore Ramp, and(4) After rrOld Bayshone' has been renarned and the- State Dlviilon
of Ilighways cah direct trafflc a:round the lntensectlon to that
stneet-and- the Bayshor.e Ser:vlce Road, lnstall a No Left fi:rnrt
slgn on the Bayshone Ramp entnance to the LntErsection.
Followlng a bnlef discusslon, Councllman Mongan necomrended thataII docurnents, repor:ts, analyaes, ete., be r.efenred to the Eealth,
Safety and Traffic Comnlsdlon for evaluatlon and f r::: ther repont toCouncll.
2. TREE PI,ANTiNG PROGRAM
A corrr"runlcation from the Clty Manager, dated 0ctoben 1!, 1960, :re-ported bnlefly on the Cltyrs present tnee plantlng program.
Mayon Morgan statod that the Councll is deslrous of establishlng a
masten plan of tnee plantlng and replacements and that lt was hls
understandlng that the Park Commlsslon and the Pa::'k Supenlntendentanticlpates fonmrlatlng a long-::ange p1an, to lnclude a course ofactlon to pu:.sue if and when the State sha11 remove tnees on EI
Camlno ReaI and the replacement of old tr6es wlthln the Cltyr fonpresentatlon at a future meetlng of the CouncLl.
3.DONNELLY AI/ENUE
A conmunlcatlon from the Clty Manager, dated october' 1[, 1960, ad-vlsed that Donnelly Avenue can be rnade a tro-lray sbreet lf parklng
ls pnohiblted on the south slde of the streot (par.klng currentlypnohlblted on no::th slde); horever, tC it ls tho desir.e of Couni:Ll
to provlde pankl,ng, 1t lrould be more advLsable to netaln the stneettbne-way.'
Gnanvllle Brovmlng, Executlve Secrotary of the Burllngane Chanber
of Corrnence, tn attendance, and at the request of Councll, advlsedthat a menchantg comml ttee orlgtnally requested a survey of thestreet to detenmlne whether tttwo-way" tnafflc would re]-leve con-gestlon on Lonton Avenue.
Conncilman Lorenz suggested that pnrklng be penmltted on both the
nonth and the south slde of the stneet wlth sufflclont noom to
a
a
IIow trucEs lngress and egness and that the stneet be netalned
'one-waytt str6et.
E. E. Iluntlgy, Chalnman, Health, Safety and lt'afflc CommlssLon, in
attendance, nefer"r.ed the Councll to the Commlsslon mLnutes of ap-
proxlmetely ten moa.thg ago, ::elatlve to a recomnendatlon on
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A communlcatl,on from the c11y Manage!:, dated october' 11, 1960, necom-g9ld9q the followlng actlon retatLve to !Ia::co Polo Way and Davls Dntve:(1') STOP Slgns be placed on Marco Polo hlay at both entnances to Davls
Elve, wlth necella:ry leglslatlon to affect the change; (2) A doub16whlte llne be palnted on both entrances of Marco Polo Way for trentyfeet and (l) a STOP 11mlt llne..be palnted. Mayo:: Mor"gan- stated thalthe resldents of Ray Pank ane "hopeful that Mai'co Po16 Way lnto theI,IllIs Estate at Davls Drlve shall not become a rrace-wayt -.tt
The subJect was referned to the Eealth, Safety and Tnafflc Commlss-lon and the Clty Atto:rney lnstnucted to prepare an ondLnance pro-vldlng fon STOP slgns at the lntersectlon.
Donnelly Avenue. The subJect was referlredfunther neport to CouncLl.
4. MARco Poto wAy ?RAFprc
to the Clty Managen f or:
(NE|}J SCIIEDUI,E FEES AT CITY DIN,IP
6. RECOMMENDATION FROM EEALTH. SAFETY AND TRAF FTC C 0I'{MTSSI6N
A. BUS STOP AT OAK GRO'\/E AND CAL]FORNIA DRI1IE
City requested to const:ruct g [pu11-1n polntrr on the northeast cornenof Callfornla Dnj.ve and Oak G:rove Avenue. Councll was advlsed thatthe cost would appr"oxinato $1,000. and penmlsslon would have to be
obtained fnom the San trbanclsco Wat6r Compsny.
The Ctty Engtneer was lnstructed to propare a plan fon the p::oposed
bus stop and to comnnrnLcate wlth the Sen lnanclsco Waten Depa:rtrnentfor: permLsslon to use lts r.lgbt-of-way at sald lntersectlon.
B. NO PARKfNG ON CALfFORNIA DRM - SOUfII OF BROADI'IAY
A comrmrnlcatlon was l:eceived fnom the City Manager, dated October.
1l+, 1950, submlttlng a new scheduLe of dunp fees. The Clty Managenadvlsed that the pnoposed lncnease would affect lange commenclal
deposltons and that the r.evenue denlved rould help defnay the costof the purchase of d1rt fon ftI1lng purposes. As an alteroative
method, the City Manage:r advlsed that the Dump Openator has requestedCouncll to conslden (1) approval of the proposed fees; (2) a l_yeancontnact, wlth the (3) operaton paylng tLe elty a flat fee of $1r5OO.OOper. month for the operatlon of the durrp.
A gener.al dlscusslon engued on the acceptance of a flve yeer contractas pr:oposed by the Dump Oper.ator, wlth the Oouncll concurrlng thatthe proposal was an equttable one.
?he ChaL:r advlsed of neceipt of a complalnt from the Eealth and Safety
Con-,nlss 1on on the handltng'of the ttfllrr problen at the dunrp and sug-gested that an expenlenced employee fr:om the San Mateo County Eealth
Depar.tment be. consulted.
Councllman Lorenz suggested that ways and means be provlded to pno-hlblt and pnevent the dr:np lng of new garbage.
A motlon was lntroduced by Councllrnan By::d that the Clty Attonney
be lnstructed to pnepane an appt3opr'1ate contract ni th Romeo Jolyfor the openation of the dunrp, on a flve-yea:r besls, wlth the Cltyneeelvlng an annual feo of $1BrOO0.0O; erd that suggestlons made
by membens of the Councll be consldered for lnconporatlon rlthln
tLe Cont::act. The motlon was soconded by C6ung 11man Johns on and
uaanimously car.nled.
A communLcetlon from the Ctty Manager, dated octoben 1[, 195o, advlsedthat the Heal-thr Safety and Tnafflc ConrnlssLon has msde the followlng
r.eeommendatlons :
A request that the Ci.ty p:rohlblt panklng on the west slde of Callfon-nla Dnlve fr.om PaIm D::lve to Broadray betueen l+ p.n. and 5 p. m., wes
scheduled fon pub11c hearlng at a regular meetlng of tbe Councll,
November 21, 1960.
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CAROLAN AYENUE . OAK GROVE AIE}IUE
A nequest that the trafflc slgnal at Carolan Avenue and Oak Gnove
Avenue be relocated was wlthheld pending dlsposltlon of the subJect
on the wldenlng of Ca::olan Avenue.
D. NO PARKING . CHUI,A \TISTA AVE}IUE TO CALIFOBNIA DRIYE
A neguest that t.he Clty onohlbit panklng on B3qgflIirsy between 7 e.m.and ! a.m. fnom Chula Vlsta Avenue to Callfornla Dr.1ve to lmp::ovetnafflc flow was appnoved on motion of Councllpan Byrd and second-ed by Councllman Johnson. fhe Clty Attorney was lnstnucted toprgpare an approprlate or"dlnanc e.
7. AtL DAT PAmINi o}{ NoRTH SIDE PALo},IA PARKTNG LoT
A communlcatlon fnom the Ctty Manager., dated October l!,vlsed of a confer€nce wlth the Pnesldent of the Bnoadway
mant Associatlon, subsequent to whlch lt was r:ecommended
nonth slde of the Paloma Avenue Parklng Lot be allocat€dday parkens wlth app:ropr"late metens lnstalled.
1950, ad-
Devetop-
that thefon all
Followlng a brief dlscusslon CouncLlman Byr.d moved that parklng
meters be neinstalled as necommended, seconded by Counci lman John-
son and unanlmous Iy carnled.
U.REVOCABLE PERMIT ACCEPTED FROM SAN I'RANCISCO WATER CO.
A commrnlcatlon from the Clty Manager. dated Octoben 11,r, L950
mended that authonlzatlon be glven to execute and to accept
able Permlt from the San Fnanclsco trleter Department to enablClty to install stor"m drainage lmprovements acnoss lts propenear the Lntersectlon of California Drlve and Palm Dnlve.
Councllman Byr.ti noved that the Coun
aRetrty
€ COm-
e VOC-
he
ad-
pes s age ,RESOLUTION NO. 57.60 ttAc ce
Water D epartm€nt to Use Centaln Pnoper:ty
cl1 conc'ur and intr"oduced forpting Permlt of San Fr:anclscoIlItthln
ainlng
Clty of Bunllngame
a 2[ Inch C.M.P.
trt seconded by
fot th€ Pr:rpose of Constructtng and Maint
Stor.m Dr"ain across Property Refer.::ed to in Penmi
Councllman Johnson and adopted unanlmously on noI1 ca1I.
9. CA1IYON TERRACE SUBDIVISION COI{PI,ETED
A communl,catLon from the Clty Managen, dated October: 1.l1vlsed that Canyon Ter.nace Subdivtsl-on has been complete
was theneby r:ecomrnended that the Subdlvlslon i,mprovemen
cepted as complete. The Clty Attorney lrasr lnstructed t
an appnop::1ate resolutlon acceptl,ng said Subdlvlsion.
1960,,
d
ts
o
and lt
be ac-
p].epare
A memo to Councllr dated Octoben 1!, 1960, fnon th€ Clty Managen, ad-vlsed that no neply has yet been receLved from the representatlvesof the Kaisen Conporati.on nelatlve to the cltyts interest ln the pur:-
chase of lts pnopenty on Carolan Avenue.
10. KAISER PROIERTY . CAROLAN AVENI'E
Councllman Johnson advised that the Councll has lnfonmally dlscussedthe advlsabllity of obtalnlng an app:ra1saI of the property.
A rnotlon that I{::. Fr. ank Rochex, 106 South E1 Cerlno Rea1, San Mateo;
be engaged to conduct an appr:alsal of the pnope:rty was Lntr"oduced
by Corrncl].man Johnson, seconded by Counctlman Byr:d and unan lmous Iy
carr:ied.
11. OVJNERSHTP OF SIGN tsROADilAY.BURLINGAMEI'
A memo to Councllr dated Octoben 1!, 1960, from the Clty Manager,
advlsed thet tbe sLgn over the stnoet at the foot of B:roadway aI-legedly was provlded by a group of mer:chants th.tl.ty yeans ago andthat the Clty, trfon all pr.ectlCal pu:rposes would have the o*nenshlp
:1815, 1' e', the rlght to do anvthlng destred to do wlth the
The subJec
lng unde!:
t r.ras requested to be eontinued at the next r.egulsr me6t-nunflntshed buslness. rl
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The Chain suggested that the rrembens of the Bnoadray DevelopmentAssoclatlon conslden the posslble removal of the si!n.
A-memo-t9. C9un911, Dated 0ctoben 1.l1 , 1960, from the C11y Manager,advLsed that the Clty Englneer has estlrnated that to coi:strucl a-
r.oad fnom the entrance of the City Refwe Dlsposal Grounds anoundthe perlphgny to the south edge of the b:eatment plant would ap-pnoximat'e $l+; ooo. oo.
A bnlef dlscussion arose on the advlsabillty of inltlatlng actionto pnog::am the pnoJect ln vlew of the lateness of the yean.
Coune llman Bynd moved that the Clty Manager. and the City Englneer:
collabonate on the preparatl.on of plans and speclflcatlons toconstruct the roadway, contlngent upon clncumstances whereby theproJect may be conmenced. The motlon was seconded by Councllman
Johns on and unanlmously canrled.
A nequest fnom Councllman tonenz that a road gnadar be appltedto keep the area fnom f1oodlng dunlng the winter ralns, we refernedto the Clty Manager:.
12. COST ESTTMATE ROADWAY PROI4 DUMP TO TREAT}M }IT PLANT
13.COI'II,ITSSION.COUNCTL DTNNER },IEET]NG
A memo to Councll dated October [, 1960r fr. om the Clty Manage:r,
advlsed that the last Annual Councll-Commls s lon Dinner was held
on Februa::y 9, 1950.
Councllman Byrd moved that an evenlng durlng .the second week ln
Januany, 1961, be scheduled fon the Annual Counci 1-Conrrl s s lon and
Depantment Head Dlnne::, secondad by Councllman Johnson and unan-
lmowIy can:rled.
1l+.TMEqNATfONAL CITY MANAGERSI CoLEERENCE
A nemo to Cor:ncl1 fnom the Clty Manager dated October' l-4, 1960,
advlsed of hls lntentlon to attend the lnternational Clty Managens I
Confenence ln San Franclsco, October 15 thr: ough Octoben 19.
TLre subJect lnltlated dLscusslon on a poIlcy established by membersof prevlous Cor:ncils, llmitlng the numben of conferences that de-
partment heads may attend.
Ihe City Attorney advlsed that the po1lcy unden dlscusslon 1s anrfunrrltten law;" that the Council, at the tlne the budget ls belng
prepar:ed, determlnes the sum to be allocated end the dlstance a
depai:tment head my t:rave1 to attend a Confenence. The Clty Attonn-
new furthen advlsed that a depa:rtment head rry be absent fnom wor:kto attend a Confenence at the dLscretlon of the Clty Manager and
elected offlclals.
ft was the genenal coturerurus of Councll that the ttobsoletett policy
be amended to permit a depantment head to attend confenences of .
lntenest to hls partlcular depantment wlthin the Bay Anea upon re-
calving approval of the Clty C6unsll- on the City Managen.
t5.CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WATMFqONT COM{TTTEE
A memo to Councll from the Clty Managen, dated octoben 1l+, 1950,
advised that the I'Iatenfnont Commlttee of member:s of the Chanben of
Coru[erce has advlsed of theln wlllingness to col.labonate and co-
openate wtth the Councll Cltlzens t Conmlttee.
Gnanvllle Bnownlng, Chamben of Conqnerce Exeeutlve Secreta:ry, advlsedthat the Sma1l C::aft llanbo:r Commlssion has lndicated lt may conduct
meetlngs ln the Clty of Bur.llngame on Novemben 13, 14, 1!, 1960, andlt was necommended that a comtrunlcatlon be dlrected to the Corunlssion
extendlng a donmal lnvitatlon to the membe::s to s chedule thefu meet-
lngs ln X61g C lty.
16. RECOI\{I,IENDATTON RE:PARK ROAD PARKING LOT
A communLcatlon from 166 Bsr']lngarre Chamber of Commence, dated Oct-
ober 11, It50, advlsed that the Jolnt Par.klng ConrrLttee at a rne eting
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Oc tober.
Councll
the Clt
purchas
1L
hayMeo
, L960, unanLmous 1y voted to recomnend that nthe clty
ve the Pa::k Road property appnaised lmmedlately and that
anager: be authonLzed to enten lnto negotlatLons for thef the pnopenty fon perklng purposes.
A motlon was lntroduced bv Councllman Joh.ns on that Grenvl11e
Stenden, Ih24 E1 Caralno R6aI, San Mateo, be engaged to appralse
the Park Road panking 1ot, pr ior to submittlng en offer to the
owners for the punchase of sald lot. 'Ihe motlon was seconded by
Counc 11man L,orenz and unanimously carr"ied.
RESOLUTfON NO. 65-50 trDkectlng Sale of Sunplus Pens onal Prope::tyrr
@ken and .fink ltetaf ) was lntnoduced for pass-
ag€ on motlon of Counci lrnan Bynd, seconded by CouneL lman Johns on
and unanlmously car.rled on ro11 ca11.
ORDlNANCES
ORDINANCE N0. 721 trAn Ondinance Amendlng the Ordinance Code of
TEe Aftt-iffiGllngarae by Addtng Ther"et6 a New Sectlon t222.21+tlmltlng the Pa:rk 1ng of Vehlcles on Capuchlno {venue Between
Broadway and Ca::mellta Avenuerr was !.ntroduc6d by Cotrncilman John-
son for flrst readlng.
RESOLUTTONS
UNFINISIIED BUSTNESS
10.POLITTCAL SIGNS
The Clty Manager edvlsed that wannings
eleetlon of po1ltlca1 signs wlthln the
rsrvod on one violaton.
Items I, 3, \,5.61 7.8,9, 11 and 12 on the Council Acenda
unden the headlng of rrunflnlshed businessn ene held pending fur-ther pnogress neports.
2. BROADWAY OFF-STREET PARKING DISTRICI
The Chak annor:nced that a plan for a Bnoadway Off-street Par.klng
PrgJgct prroposes an off street parklng p1aza, composed of nlne l-otsand cleslgned to accomodate 200 cans.
Refer:ence was made by the Chafu: to a communlcatlon ::ecolved throughthe Offlce of the City Managen fnom Ennest A. W11son, Attorney,
associated wlth the 1as flrm of Kfu"kbr.lde, WlIson, Ilarzfeld and
Wa1l3ce, submlttlng a detailed schedule on the amortl,zatlon of
bonds for the pnoposed Bnoadway Off Street Parklng PnoJect.
The Ctty Itlanager was nequested to submLt a ::epont to Councll onthe method applted to estlmate Br"oadway I s shal"e of panklng metenrevenueg.
haveclw the
be€n
been isgued on
and notlce has
13.COI.IMISS I ON.DEPARTJ"IENT HEAD ATTENDANCE ( Mlnutes ,etc. )
vanlous Com-The Chafu: .acknowledged the pr.esence of membens of the
mlssLons and the recelpt of Commlssl,on mlnutes.
The subject of depantment heads attending Councll meetings wasbriefly di.scussed, wlth the declslon to attend left to the des-
cnetlon of the depantment head.
1l+.PENSION FOR WfDOWS (Pollce and Fip6)
CITY OF PACII']CA COMMEMORATION
Councllman Johns on neponted on her attendance at a meetlng rlththe Ffue Chlef, the P-o1lco Chlef, the Clty Manager end th; Clty
Attorney to confer! on the beneflts necelved by a wldow of apollce on a flreman accidently k1L1ed in l-ine of duty. It was
r@nmended that a further: r.epont be submltted follor,rlng a meet-lng on the subJect scheduled by the North County Counclls; llovem-
be:r 10, 1960.
L5.
The Clty Manager was requested to communlcate rlth Selma Rusch,
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ItMiss Burl lngametl relatlve to nepnesentlng the Clty
th6 for.thcomlng C1tr, of Paclflca blnthday corslemor.at
The Clty Managen advised that tt wes trls undenstandlngDepartment would tnlm follage at the lntersectlon of Be
and Callf or:nla Dnlve to all€vlate the traffic hazar.d.
of Bunl lngame at
lon .
Mayon Morgan lnltlated dlscusslon on the latest development concennlng
the Bnadley-Burns Unlforn Sales Tax, and nead a communlcation from
Councllman Char.les W. Roothr dated October" 1!, 1950, wrltten whllehospltallzed, uheneln the Council was advlsed that he was "ln favor ofths County Boand of Supervlsons enactlng suoh a sTn'es tar provldlng;lt bd ln accor:dance wlth the Bnadlsy-B1s.ns Act, and, that the countyrs
share from the eltles be not 1n excess of flo qf the lattenrs share.tt
At the fequegt of the Chab, Councllman Johns on revlerred the posltlon
of the clty uouncil and actLon teken by the Councll slnce the adoptlonof a Resolutlon 1n 1955 (Intentlon to ilnact 1l Sales Tax Upon Enalt-
ment of a SlmlJ-ar O?dlnenco by County Super:vlsons).
In reply to the Chalnrs lnqulry concernLng po1lce patnol cars ca1l1ng
fon_ and retunnlng pollce officers to and from duty, thereby r"eleaslngpanking spac€s on the Pnlmose Road par:klng lot, the Clty Manager ad-
vlsed that lt ls an tlmpnoper pract!.cett to use cLty cars to hranspontlts employees. The subJect was agaln neforred to the Clty Manager..
18. PROPOSED RAPID TRANS]T PROJECT.
15. SAI,ES TAX
Mayor Mongan announced that the proposed proJect to establlsh a r"apldtranslt system for the Bay Anea has been nefenr.ed to the Plannlng Com-
mlsslon to scb€du1e a publtc hear:lng 1n the future.
19. BELLEWE AVENUE.CALIFORNTA DRI\IE HAZARD
Councllman Jobnson advLsed that a Commlttee df members fr.om the SanMateo Ccunty uouncll sf Mayons I has r.ecently urged that all cltles
endonse a petitlon nequesting the Boa:rd of Supenvi.s ons to lnltlate a
one cent sales tax and that the County retaln Sfr of t}re nevenue col-lected wlthln the cltles.
Refenence lras made to a conrmrnlcatlon neceived from the Cor:nty Managen,
dated October thr 1950, edvls lng that members of the Boand have lndic-
ated that they w111 not accept the contemplated offer of five pencent.
Councllman Bynd nepeated h1s prevlous statements favorlng the sales tax
as beLng an equitable tax and one rheneby the cltles may better as s uttrethefu flnancial obligetlons. Councllman Byrd stated that he was notln favor of the County recelvlng any pontlon of the rev€nue collected
by the cltiesi h.owever, tf the Councll does endonse a pnoposal a11oc-
a-t lng a pencentage of the revenuo to the County, he would eoncur wlththe ma Jonity._
A motlon wes theneefter. lntroduced t'y Councllman Lo:renz that the Clty
of Bu:r1lngame endorse a pro.posal of the San Miteo County Mayons I Corln-cl1 Committee, ailocatlrls 518 of the re rrenue collected by the cltles tothe Counly, Et such tLme as the B:radley-&rnns Uni.for-m Sales Tax ls'adoptsfl by the Board of Supenvlsons. rhe motlon was seconded by Coun-
c l1man Johnson.
Member.s of the
1ng onden:
Councll nesponded to a vote by r:o11 call 1n the fo11or-
4yes: Councllmen: Lor:enz - Johns on-Morgan-B3rrdNoeg: Councllmen: None
Absent Councllmen: Rooth
L7. EMPLOYEE PARKING ON PRI}MOSE ROAD LOT
that the Par"k
Ilevue Avenue
20. RESOLUTION GRANTTNG AUTHORITT TO PLANIJING CONSULTANT
A proposed nesolutlon gnanting certain admlnlstratlve author.lty to th6
Plannlng Consultant wes tabled fo:: funther. conilderatlon.
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The . P1ann ln8 - Qonsultant , ln reply to the Chalnrs lnquiny, advlsed thatsenlous consideratlon has been gLven to changing thd nair6 of trold
B-ayshore Hlghwaytr ard a 1lst of suggested naies-has been fonwe:rded. tothe membens of the Comnlssion fon itudy and declsion at the nert reg-ulan meetlng. Mayor Morgan suggested the name nTneadwell Boulevandnafter' the Clty of Bu:r1lngame ts f lnst Mqyor. Cha::Ies A. I'ILlsonrStneet Supe:rvlson, suggested the name ttAndenson Boulevar.d[ ln hon-or of Frank D. Anderson, Park Supenlntendent for the Ctty for manyyeer.s.
2I. }{AME CEAIEE NOLD BAYSAORE HIGHI,IAYN
22. COUNCTLMAN JOHNSON REPORTS ON MERTINGS ATTENDED
NEW BUSI\ESS
1. PROCLAMATICNS
Councllman Johnson announced that she had attended e necent JunlorFl-e Patnol posten awend eer.emony, !.nltlating rrFine PreventLonn
Week, a confenence at the Vll1a llotel, on ttfndecent Lltenatunertand an Auxlllary lllneman Dlnnen-Dance, on whlch occaslon, Counctl-
man Lorenz was also ln attendarce.
Mayon Morgan pnoclalmed Monday, octoben 2L,, 1960, IffI9ED
NATIONS DAY.
b. In nesponse to a request frorn the Bay A:rea Aln PollutLon
Contnol Distr"lct, October' 2l thr"ough octoben 29' !960,
was p"oclalmed by Mayor Morgan as CLEANER AIR WEEK.
2. DEMONSTRATTON RE! NUCLEAR WEAPONS
3.PHILATELIC SOCTETY
The Chal:: nefenr.ed an lnvltation to attend a demonstratl,on on the
care of lnJunles sustained as the result of aL"craft carr.ying
nuclean !{eepons, San Rafaelr Octoben 25, 1960, 1:30 p.mr, to tho
City_Managen wlth authonlty to delegate an employee to nepr:esentthe 01ty of Bu-Ilngame.
Mayon Morgan delegated Councllman Johnson
Councll at a meeting of the Phllatellc Soc
neer advlsed that hls offlc
on on Elllslde Drlve and th
mpr"ovement.
to
ie
e1ed
repnesent the Clt
ty, November L2 rL9
s cognlzant of the
efLclency tS belng
v60.
h.SIDEWALK ON BAYSEOBE BLVD.
The Chain refenred to complalnts recelved fr"om the Health andSefety CommLsslon on (t) ihe lack of sldetralk 1n an area southof Broadway on Bayshoro I r -. and (e') trre overf low of water: onHlllslde Drlve.
The City Englnee:: rras dLnected to prepare a cost estlmate on th€lnstallatlon of e sidewalk on Bay shore B1vd., north of Toyon Dr.
The City Englwater condltlstualled. for I
5.TAXT U-CE OF RED ZONES
fhe Ctty Manager was r:eques ted to lnvestlgate the neason taxis
ane penmltted the use of all the ned zones.
CLAI}{S
Clalns, Nos. 4310-l+l+85, 0ctober, 1950, ln the total amount of
$78,L52.\3 du).y audlted, uere aut}.onlzed pald and wernantsdrarn on the Clty Tneasuny ln thelr respeetlve amounts, on
motion of Councllman Johnson, seconded by Councl lman Byrd and
unanlmous 1y carrLed.
PAYROLL
Payroll werrants, Nos. 8315-87
1950, ln the total amount of $
LI+, fon the Month of Septemben,
9L'O51.75' xere approved on motLon
sf Councllman Johns on, seconded b5r Councllnan Lorenz and unan-lmously carried.
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INTRODUCTIONS
Councllman Johns on lntnoduced Rev. Karl 0e1schIager., Pastor, Luth-
enan Ghu:r ch of the Good Shephend, rho ln tunn, expnessed pleasr:re
on belng at hls finst Councll meeting ln Burl lngarne.
FEPORT ON ERECTTON STORAGE F'ACILTTIES IN RAY PARK
FEqIIEST RE:PARKING STR]P ORDTNANCE REQUIRE}IENT
W. E.Chambllss, memben of the Pank Cormlsslonrspoke on the dlffl-culty experlenced by the Commlsslon on va::lous occaslons ln the
enfor:cenent of the ordlnance pnohlbltlng the paving of panklng
stnlps.
The Clty Englneen advlsed that Les Kelly, eontractor fon the con-structlon of a comfont statlon ln Ray Pank, has submltted a bld fon
the constnuctlon of an 8 x 10 concrete stonage bulldlng 1n the
amount of $1r700.00.
fn nesponse to the Clty Englneerrs request for permlsslon to obteln
sever"al addltionat lnfonmal blds, Councllman Byr.d moved that theClty Managen and the Clty Englneer. be euthottlzed to obtaln addltlon-
a1 informal b1ds, 1n an imount not to exceed $1,7OO.OO, and thattha flnal selectlon of a contr:acton be left to theln dlscr.etlon.
The motlon was seconded by Councllman Lor:enz and unan lmously canrled.
Fo lIowln
ond lnancclty Man
8sef
age
ome dlscusslon on the advlsabtltty of revlewlng the
o:: posslble r:evlslon, the subJect was nefenned to ther and to the Plannlng 0onsultant.
fn reply to the lnqulrles of Mns. Dor:othy Dlrr, 20 Anita Road, theClty Englneen advlsed that the dr"alnage deflciency affectlng prop-ertles at No. 8, No. 10 and No. 16 Anlts Road r"rLII be cor"r:ected.
DFAINAGE ?tsOBLEM ON ANTTA ROAD
CLOSING
The Rev. Karl Oelschlagen closed the neeting wi.th an appnopnlatebenedlctlon and the rneetlng uas theneaften regularly adJourned
at 11:20 p. n.
Respectfully submltted
B . I{HTTEClty Clgrp
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