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Thursday, May 5, 2022
City of Burlingame
Meeting Agenda - Final
Beautification Commission
6:30 PM
BURLINGAME CITY HALL
501 PRIMROSE ROAD
BURLINGAME, CA 94010
Via Zoom
850 Burlingame Avenue
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1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. MINUTES
a. April Minutes
Attachments: Minutes
4.CORRESPONDENCE
5. FROM THE FLOOR
Speakers may address the Commission concerning any matter over which the Commission has
jurisdiction or of which it may take cognizance that is not on the agenda. Additional public comments
on agenda action items will be heard when the Commission takes up those items. The Ralph M. Brown
Act (the State local agency open meeting law) prohibits the Commission from acting on any matter that
is not on the agenda. Speakers are asked to fill out a "request to speak" card located on the table by
the door and hand it to staff, although provision of name, address or other identifying information is
optional. Speakers are limited to three minutes each, although the Commission may adjust the time
limit in light of the number of anticipated speakers.
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. Trees of Burlingame Ad Hoc Committee Members Update
b. Business Landscape Award and Residential Sustainable Landscape Award Update
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7. NEW BUSINESS
a. Appeal to the Denial to Remove One Fir Tree at 1812 Montecito Way
Attachments: Staff Report and Exhibits
8. REPORTS
9. UPCOMING AGENDA ITEMS
Next Regular Meeting: June 2, 2022
Notice: Any attendees wishing accommodations for disabilities should contact the Parks & Recreation
Dept. at (650) 558-7330 at least 24 hours before the meeting. A copy of the agenda packet is available
for review at the Recreation Center, 850 Burlingame Avenue, during normal office hours. The Agendas
and minutes are also available on the City's website: www.burlingame.org.
Any writings or documents provided to a majority of the Burlingame Beautification Commission
regarding any items on this agenda will be made available for public inspection at 850 Burlingame
Avenue during normal business hours.
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BURLINGAME BEAUTIFICATION COMMISSION
Draft Minutes April 7, 2022
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Beautification Commission was called to order via Zoom at 6:30
pm by Chair Kirchner.
ROLL CALL
Present: Chair Kirchner, Commissioners Bauer, Batte, Chu, and Ribera
Absent: None
Staff. Parks and Recreation Director Glomstad and Parks Superintendent/City Arborist Disco,
Recording Secretary Borba
Others: None
MINUTES
Commissioner Bauer made a motion to approve the March 3, 2022 minutes. The motion was seconded by
Commissioner Batte and was approved 5-0.
CORRESPONDENCE
None
PUBLIC COMMENT
None
OLD BUSINESS
1. Trees of Burlingame Ad Hoc Committee Members Update
Chair Kirchner stated he put together a chapter on Eucalyptus trees which was forwarded to the
Commissioners via email to review and make comments or edits. Commissioner Bauer pointed out a
grammatical error to Chair Kirchner to correct, and she stated Chair Kirchner did a wonderful job on
the chapter. Chair Kirchner informed the Commissioners he would be working on the Palm tree
chapter next and calling Arborist Disco for input.
2. Business Landscape Award (BLA) and Residential Sustainable Landscape Award (RSLA)
Outline
Commissioner Batte reported the Commissioners could continue inspecting locations for nominations
of the awards. She also stated Secretary Borba emailed out the list of former winners for each award.
Commissioner Chu asked if multifamily residents could be nominated and if would be RSLA or BLA.
Director Glomstad replied it would be RSLA. Commissioner Chu asked if he could only nominate
BLA nominees within his zone. Director Glomstad reported the BLA is the entire City for each
Commissioner. Commissioner Bauer asked the date for submissions. Secretary Borba stated the
Commissioners would submit their nominations at the Beautification Commission meeting on June 2,
2022. Commissioner Ribera asked if she could talk with the homeowners or just take pictures.
Director Glomstad stated that commissioners could talk to homeowners.
NEW BUSINESS
1. Review of Policies Regarding Planter Strips
City Arborist Disco read the staff report. Commissioner Chu thanked the staff for meeting with Public
Works, the City Attorney's office, and Community Development to provide information about planter
strip areas. He asked if a permit could be issued for non -permeable surfaces. Arborist Disco stated
no permits are for permeable surfaces only. Arborist Disco stated if non -permeable surfaces have
been installed, it was not with a permit. Arborist Disco stated when he is reviewing plans for remodels
and new construction, he inspects the planter strip area also. If it has a non -permeable surface, he
requires it to be removed as part of the construction permit. Commissioner Kirchner asked if the City
was installing a new waterline, could staff remove the non -permeable surface at that time. Arborist
Disco stated Public Works removes all the non -permeable surfaces if they come across them during
public works projects. Commissioner Chu asked if there was a way to educate the residents about
planter strip areas. Director Glomstad informed the Commissioners the Urban Forest Management
Plan has a section on planter strips, and it is a good reference for residents. Staff would also put
information in Live Play Burlingame and the eNews.
REPORTS
1. Director Glomstad
Director Glomstad stated the Community Center is still on schedule, and she is hoping to have the
ribbon -cutting the week of June 13 in the afternoon and some activities in the building during that
time.
2. Parks Superintendent/City Arborist Disco
City Arborist Disco stated there are a lot of park improvements going on this spring and summer,
including the Lions Club landscaping in the front and side, the J-Lot parking lot is getting re -
landscaped, and an edible garden in the back of Washington Park is being installed.
Arborist Disco also informed the Commissioners that Parks Lead worker James Delaney carved a
wishing well out of a Cedar tree trunk. Arborist Disco stated that the Parks Division will start the
April Planting of 60 trees at the end of the month and has also been encouraging residents to water
their trees.
Arborist Disco stated there might be an appeal next month regarding the denial to remove a Fir tree at
1812 Montecito Drive.
3. Commissioner Kirchner
Commissioner Kirchner reported Arbor Day had students from St. Catherine, and three trees were
planted. He also attended the Anson Burlingame Principal of Eternal Justice Art installation in
Washington Park. He commented the benches, portals, and art was very moving.
4. Commissioner Bauer
Commissioner Bauer requested a tour of the Community Center. Director Glomstad said she would
send out an email with possible dates.
5. Commissioner Batte
None
6. Commissioner Chu
None
7. Commissioner Ribera
Commissioner Ribera also requested a tour of the Community Center. Director Glomstad said she
would send out an email with possible dates.
The next Beautification Commission meeting is on May 5, 2022. There being no further business, the
meeting adjourned at 7:04 pm.
Respectfully submitted,
Gina Borba
Administrative Staff
BURL.INGAME STAFF REPORT
To: Beautification Commission
Date: May 5, 2022
From: Margaret Glomstad, Parks and Recreation Director
Bob Disco, City Arborist
Subject: Appeal of the Denied Removal of One Fir (Atlas Cedar) Tree at 1812 Montecito
Way
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Commission deny or uphold the appeal based on the information
presented in the staff report and Commission meeting.
BACKGROUND
The Parks Division received a Protected Tree Removal Permit application (Exhibit A) on March
22, 2022, to remove an Atlas Cedar tree at 1812 Montecito Way. The permit stated the tree was
in good condition but was hitting the light post and jeopardizing pedestrians. The tree is located
in the front of the house and has multiple co -dominant limbs but appears to be healthy and
structurally sound.
The City Arborist inspected the tree and determined the tree's structure is fair but could be
improved with proper pruning following ANSI Standards and Best Management Practices. In a
letter to the homeowner, the City Arborist denied the removal because the tree is in good condition
with no sign of disease or decay and does not meet the criteria for removal under the Urban
Reforestation and Tree Protection Ordinance (Exhibit B).
The homeowner appealed the denied removal. In a letter to the City Arborist (Exhibit C), the
homeowner acknowledged that the tree is in good condition but is growing around the light post,
jeopardizing pedestrians, and blocking the window view of the neighbors at 1811 Montecito Way.
A neighbor has also complained to the property owner about the tree and requested the tree be
removed. In addition, the homeowner stated that the cost of pruning would be a financial burden
to them, and the tree is a risk to the public.
DISCUSSION
Atlas Cedars, a coniferous tree, typically have a pyramid shape with a central leader reaching a
height of 40-60 ft. The tree in question appears to have been pruned several times to create a
round canopy with multiple limb attachments. The tree's canopy appears to be sound and does
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Appeal for the denied removal of 1 Fir (Atlas Cedar) tree at 1812 Montecito Way. May 5, 20:
not pose an immediate hazard at this time. The estimated age of the tree is 40-50 years old.
canopy surrounds the light pole, but the Parks Division staff is not aware of any issue with
function of the light caused by the limbs.
Pruning coniferous trees is different than pruning deciduous trees. If done correctly, decidu
trees tend to grow back at the point where they were trimmed. Conifers do not and, if improp
cut, will leave unsightly stubs. Pruning coniferous trees should be done by a licensed, quali
tree service company.
Municipal Code, Chapter 11.06 Urban Reforestation and Tree Protection Ordinance, Sectic
11.06.060 (d) (1-7) (Exhibit D), lists the criteria the City Arborist reviews when determining
Protected Tree Removal Permit. If a protected size tree meets any criteria and cannot be easi
mitigated or does not meet the criteria, the permit is approved or denied. However, tr
Commission may overturn the decision of the City Arborist if new information or points of view ai
revealed during the appeal process that justifies any criteria in the Ordinance.
Action
The Commissioners are asked to weigh the content of the staff report and supportin
documentation and listen to the interested parties before making a decision. Staff recommend
one of two options to the Commission with the grounds stated in the Ordinance justifying th
decision of the Commission.
The options include:
1. Deny the appeal since the tree does not meet the criteria for removal based on th
Municipal Code Chapter 11.06 Urban Reforestation and Tree Protection Ordinanc
11.06.060.
2. Uphold the appeal based on the email from the resident at 1812 Montecito Way and alli
removal, since the tree interferes with the neighbors view and it is an economic obligati
to the homeowner, and replace it with a new 24" box landscape tree.
EXHIBITS
Exhibit A - Private Protected Tree Removal Permit and Packet
Exhibit B - City Arborist Approval Letter
Exhibit C - Appellants Appeal Packet
Exhibit D - Tree Ordinance
Exhibit E - Pictures
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Arborist Decision
EXHIBIT A
Permit Policies
Private Protected Tree Removal Permit Applicat
Please click here to read the Private Protected Tree Permit Guidelines and initial below
to indicate you understand the conditions of applying for this permit. Per the City
ordinance 11.06.02, a protected tree is any tree with a circumference of forty-eight (48)
inches or more when measured fifty-four (54) inches above natural grade.
If approved, the Private Protected Tree Removal Permit requires planting a 24" box size
single stem landscape tree(s) (no fruit, nut, or cypress) anywhere on the private property.
Applicant's initials*
I have read the Protected Tree Permit Guidelines and agree to the conditions.
XW
Initial here.
Date *
3/22/2022
Property Owner's First Name *
Xiufeng and Jinsong
Property Owner's Last Name*
Wu and Gao
Property Owner's Phone Number*
Please enter number as indicated (555) 555-5555
858-927-4619
Property Owner's email*
xiufengwu05@gmail.com
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Arborist Decision
Street Number*
1812
Street Name*
Montecito Way
M
Property Owner's Address (if different than property address)
Street Address
1812 Montecito Way
Address Line 2
City
Burlingame
Postal / Zip Code
94010
Tree Information
How many trees need removing?*
1 Tree
Species *
Select Tree Species from the Dropdown list below
Pine - Pinus spp
Circumference: *
Circumference of the tree must be more that 48"
>481,
Work to be performed*
p Removal
0 Trim More Than 1 /3 of Crown
Q Other
State / Province / Region
CA
Country
v
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Arborist Decision
Location on property
04 Front
0 Side
0 Back
0 Other
Reason Work is Necessary
Damaging Structure
M
Please provide additional details for why the tree needs removing.
Hiting the lamppost on the sidewalk and jeopardizing to pedesreians
Is this part of a building project?
0 Yes
* No
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A photograph of the tree(s) and a schematic drawing of the location of the tree(s) in relation to
the street and structure are required. Additional documentation might be required to SUPPDrt
removal. Attach any documentation you may have. (Example: Report from Independent Arborist,
pictures of damaged structures, letters of concern from neighbors, etc.)
You may upload more than one file by clicking upload again.
Upload
Front tree.pptx 2.72MB X
Application language
The undersigned owner of the property hereby applies for a permit to remove or prune more that 1/3 of the
canopy of the following protected trees(s) and has read and agrees to the conditions of a Private Protected
Tree Removal Permt Application.
Signature
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Payment
A $102 payment is required for all Protected Tree Permit Applications
$ 102.00
Arborist Decision
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Approved, Denied or Cancelled
Approval Status
• Approved - 10 day appeal
• Emergency Removal
0 Other
Tree Permit Conditions
Date Permit Issued
Additional Documents for Upload
You may upload more than one file by clicking upload again.
EUpoad
Photo of Planted Tree, City of Burlingame Arborist Letter
Was there an appeal?
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Number of 24" box size trees required
Date Permit expires
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Way
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EXHIBIT
City of Burlingame
Parks & Recreation Department
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1010 Burlingame Ave., Burlingame, CA 94010
BURLIfVGAME phone: (650) 558-7330 • fax: (650) 696-7216
borbagburlingame. org
March 25, 2022
Xiufeng Wu and Jinsor.
1812 Montecito Way
Burlingame, CA 94010
RE. PROTECTED
@ 1812 MO!
Dear Xiufeng and J
This fir tree is in good
but can easily be rectif
Practices will improve
Corrective pruning she
Certified Arborist.
Therefore I am denying
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REMOVAL PERMIT DENIED TO REMOVE ONE FIR TREE
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edition with no sign of disease or decay. The structure of the tree is fair,
with proper pruning. Pruning by ANSI Standards or Best Management
structure of the tree and lessen the chances of any future limb failure.
be performed by a licensed tree company under the supervision of a
permit as it does not meet the criteria for removal based on Chapter
e and recommend tree pruning.
Adjacent property owner(s) within 100 feet of the property are also receiving notification of thi!
decision. Appeals to this decision or any of its conditions or findings, must be filed in writing to ou:
office by April 6, 2022 berore 4:00 pm as provided in Section 11.06.080 of the Urban Reforestation
and Tree Protection Ord nance (Burlingame Municipal Code Chapter 11.06).
Sincerely,
Bob Disco
Park Superintendent/City Arborist
Certified Arborist WE-6 91A
ISA Qualified Tree Risk ssessor
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EXHIBIT
Dear Gina and City Arborists:
We would like to appeal the City Arborist decision for the denial to remove one Fir tree at 1812
Montecito Way residence. That is a beautiful tree and in good condition indeed. However, it is
time that this huge tree needs to come down.
First, it is hitting the lamppost on the sidewalk and jeopardizing to pedestrians. The safety is
always our top priority.
Second, it is totally blocking the window view of our cross -street neighbor and bringing down
his property value. The homeowner has complained and requested many times since we have
moved in. The procedure and cost of pruning the tree would be a big financial burden for us.
Since this is a fast-growing tree and the risk to the public, we are adopting his suggestion to
remove this huge tree and plant a manageable tree in the same area.
Finally, this is an outstanding huge tree and lacking in harmony in our neighborhood, we plan to
plant a math up tree in concordance with others.
We appreciate if you can reconsider your denial decision.
Best Regards,
Xiufeng Wu and Jinsong Gao
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