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Meeting Agenda
BURLINGAME CITY HALL
501 PRIMROSE ROAD
BURLINGAME, CA 94010
Council Chambers7:00 PMThursday, August 10, 2023
Consistent with Government Code Section 54953, this Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
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The City will make every effort to read emails received after that time but cannot guarantee such
emails will be read into the record. Any emails received after the 5:00 p.m. deadline which are not read
into the record will be provided to the Commission after the meeting.
1. Call To Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance
3. Roll Call
4. Approval of Minutes
July 13, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutesa.
Meeting MinutesAttachments:
Members of the public may speak on any item not on the agenda. Members of the public wishing to
suggest an item for a future Commission agenda may do so during this public comment period. 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 requested to fill out a "Request To
Speak" card located on the table by the door and hand it to staff. The provision of a name, address or
other identifying information is optional. Speakers are limited to three minutes each. The Commission
Chair may adjust the time limit in light of the number of anticipated speakers.
5. Public Comments: Non-Agenda
6. Discussion/Action Items
City Council Vision Zero Committeea.
PresentationAttachments:
Update for BIS Pedestrian and Circulation Improvementsb.
PresentationAttachments:
7. Information Items
Public Comment Related to Informational Itemsa.
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Community Group Updatesb.
Engineering Division Reportsc.
Staff ReportAttachments:
Police Department Reportsd.
Collision ReportAttachments:
TSPC Chair/Commissioner’s Communicationse.
8. Committee & Sub-Committee Reports
Public Comment related to Committee Reportsa.
Burlingame Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements (Leigh)b.
BIS School Safety Study (Israelit & Ng)c.
US 101 Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity (Leigh & Rebelos)d.
9. Future Agenda Items
10. Adjournment
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NEXT TRAFFIC, SAFETY & PARKING COMMISSION MEETING: September 14, 2023
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TRAFFIC, SAFETY AND PARKING COMMISSION
Unapproved Minutes
Regular Meeting of Thursday, July 13, 2023
1.CALL TO ORDER 7:01 p.m.
2.PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
3. ROLL CALL
MEMBERS PRESENT:Israelit, Martos, Ng, Rebelos
MEMBERS ABSENT:Leigh
4.APPROVAL OF MINUTES
a)April 13, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting minutes were approved with one change requested by Commissioner Martos to
correct the reference of “Chair Martos” to “Commissioner Martos” on page ten. Vice-Chair
Rebelos made the motion to approve the minutes, which was seconded by Commissioner Martos,
and passed by a roll call vote of 4-0.
b)June 8, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes
Commissioner Ng moved to approve the meeting minutes as written, which was seconded by
Vice-Chair Rebelos and passed by a roll call vote of 4-0.
5.PUBLIC COMMENTS – NON-AGENDA
Mr. Pessner thanked the Commissioners and staff for their work. He indicated he has lived in
Burlingame for 25 years. He said his comments reflect the unanimous support from the HOA board
for traffic calming at the intersection of Bellevue and Almer Road. Mr. Pessner stated this is a route
for high school students. He indicated traffic appears to travel at speeds between 15-40 MPH,
pedestrian traffic is present at all times, and that slight lines coming in and out of driveways are
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impacted in the area. As a result, Mr. Pessner said the local HOA has requested the following traffic
calming improvements:
•Stop sign on Bellevue near current crosswalk.
•Stop sign on southbound Almer.
•Stop sign westbound on Bellevue just before 500 Almer.
•Crosswalk westbound on Bellevue
•All-way stop (could not make out location due to poor audio, will follow up with resident).
6. DISCUSSION/ACTION ITEMS
a)City Council Vision Zero Committee
Mr. Wong provided the following information regarding the City Council’s Vision Zero Committee
efforts.
At the January 28, 2023 Goal Setting Session, the City Council identified Vision Zero to be included
among their goals and identified City Council subcommittee members of Beach and Stevenson to
work with members of the Traffic Safety and Parking Commission (TSPC). Vision Zero is an
international movement that aims to reduce traffic deaths and life-changing injuries to zero, while
increasing safe, healthy, and equitable mobility for all. It addresses all collisions, whether people
travel by foot, wheelchair, bike, motorcycle, car, or truck. After the TSPC nominations, staff will
set up a meeting with the entire group in late July to early August depending on availability and
introduce them to Vision Zero and the proposed process. The steps have been outlined below.
•Step 1 – Have the TSPC appoint two members to work with Council.
•Step 2 – Set up an initial meeting with joint Council and TSPC committee members to
provide info on Vision Zero and process.
•Step 3 – Staff is applying for a federal grant this summer, and after obtaining the grant,
staff will set up follow up meetings with the Joint Committee to obtain their input and
retain a consultant to develop a vision zero plan.
•Step 4 – The Committee will meet as needed to review the Vision Zero Plan and provide
input and guidance as part of the public process. This will be similar to a General Plan
Update and will involve the community at large.
Chair Israelit stated she had an interest in participating in the committee. Commissioner Martos
asked a few questions and expressed an interest. Commissioner Ng stated he does not have the
extra time to dedicate to this effort. Vice-Chair Rebelos stated he was interested. Chair Israelit
tentatively appointed Vice-Chair Rebelos and Commissioner Martos for the committee in order
to give Commissioner Leigh an opportunity to express her interest before any formal
appointments are made.
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b)Introduction of 2024 Street Resurfacing Locations
Mr. Wong provided a presentation on the upcoming 2024 streets identified for resurfacing. He
stated this list will be shared with bicycle advocates as well. He provided the following background
before going into the proposed locations.
Based on the PCI, available budget, coordination of other City projects, and other factors, staff
identifies streets proposed for the annual resurfacing project and then presents the list to City
Council at the annual budget meeting. At this time, only the street segments for the 2024 Street
Resurfacing Project have been identified. The type of resurfacing work (dig-out” repairs, surface
milling, asphalt concrete overlay) has not yet been determined. Staff will be seeking feedback
regarding traffic markings and traffic striping associated with the streets listed below.
•Airport Boulevard – from San Mateo city limit to 300 Airport
•Airport Boulevard (NB only) – from Bayview to Anza
•Broderick Road – from Rollins to end
•Channing Road – from Burlingame to Lexington
•Concord Way – from Dwight to Channing
•Cowan Road – from Gilbreth to Bayshore
•El Prado Road – from El Quanito to Summit
•Oxford Road – from El Camino Real to Cambridge
•Vancouver Avenue – from Broadway to Carmelita
Mr. Wong explained the intent is to obtain feedback (by September) regarding the roadway segments
identified for the 2024 Street Resurfacing Program. He said construction is anticipated for summer
2024.
Vice-Chair Rebelos indicated he frequents Airport Boulevard and wanted to point out that the new
bayfront trail “dumps” people blindly from the trail onto Airport. Mr. Wong said that segment was
identified for the 2023 Resurfacing Program, but it ended up being pulled so B/PAC could provide
their comments on this segment.
No public comment was received for this item, but Chair Israelit reopened the non-agenda public
comment period for Arleen Cauchi. Ms. Cauchi shared that she is with Walk Bike Burlingame and
advocated that their group have an opportunity to comment on the list of streets for the 2024
Resurfacing Program.
7.INFORMATION ITEMS
a)Public Comment Related to Informational Items
No public comments received.
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b) Community Group Updates
No update.
c)Engineering Division Reports
Mr. Wong provided the following update on various Public Works – Engineering projects.
•Mercy Traffic Calming – Remaining phase of project involving the speed cushions along
Alvarado, Benito, and Adeline to be installed within the next couple of weeks. He said they
had to do some additional outreach to the homes where the speed cushions would be in front
of. Mr. Wong said they did not get any comments back from the residents.
•Lyon Hoag Traffic Calming Project – The final follow-up neighborhood survey is now available
through the City website. Mr. Wong said they have received 193 survey responses to date.
•BIS Pedestrian Improvements – due to Sidewalk Program work, the curb ramp work at Marco
Polo and Quesada will occur a little sooner, this includes striping and RRFBs. He said the last
item is the turn restriction sign coming out of the school, which will be implemented prior to
the start of school in the fall.
Commissioner Martos stated the survey was advertised to stay open through July and
requested that it say open until the end of the month.
Commissioner Ng said that the BIS work feels very sequential and asked if they could do
notifications in parallel. He said his concern is that if we are not willing to install physical
indications of the rules are, no one is going to pay attention to it—its doesn’t matter how
many emails are sent on the matter. Commissioner Ng said unless someone is standing there
directing traffic, how are people going to know? Mr. Wong said they are trying to ease the
neighborhood into it and said they would outreach the community in August. Mr. Wong
explained that turnaround for signage installation can be quick, but also said it may be tight
in terms of getting them in before the start of school. Commissioner Ng thought the
installation could happen now to allow the residents in the area time to get used to the
change before school rolls around.
Chair Israelit said the plan was approved three months ago and she feels like they missed a
window of opportunity. She said this isn’t the first time we have done this and pointed out
Hoover, Roosevelt, McKinely, and Lincoln. Mr. Wong said another option would be to hold a
special meeting before the next TSPC meeting on August 10 to obtain resident feedback. He
also said that although he doesn’t want to speak for the Corp Yard, the signs can go up quickly.
Commissioner Martos stated that Hoover is the “pathfinder” for something like this and
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pointed out that it took a while to get people to abide by the new rules. With that, he felt the
sooner we can get the information out there repeatedly, the more effective it will be.
Commissioner Martos said he’d be in favor of a special meeting.
Vice-Chair Rebelos felt it was a smart approach to have a special meeting in the next 7-14
days.
Mr. Wong said staff would need about a week to put together a special meeting and in
addition he and Mr. Tsai can do some door-to-door outreach.
In closing, Commissioner Ng wanted to be clear that the intent is to gather any
feedback/objections from the impacted residents and the sooner they know what those are,
the sooner they can do something about it.
d)Police Department Reports
Sergeant Roberts reported 34 collisions over this reporting period (June 2023). He stated there
were 19 vehicle/vehicle collisions, 10 vehicle/parked vehicle collisions, 3 vehicle/fixed object
collisions, and 2 vehicle/bicycle collisions.
Sergeant Roberts said of those collisions, 6 occurred on private property, 10 resulted in minor
injuries, and 2 resulted in major injuries. He shared there were 7 DUI collisions, which accounted
for the two major injuries. Sergeant Roberts indicated the primary collision factors included
unsafe driving, ROW violations, and an increase in DUI related collisions.
Sergeant Roberts shared additional details regarding the bicycle collisions. He stated the first one
occurred at the 100 block of California Drive and was a result of a vehicle clipping a bicyclist while
trying to pass it. He said this caused a minor injury to the bicyclist. Sergeant Roberts stated the
second bicycle collision occurred at the 900 block of Rollins Road and was a result a vehicle
backing out of driveway.
e)TSPC Chair/Commissioner’s Communications
Chair Israelit confirmed that emails received by staff and the Commission do not need to be
repeated during the Chair/Commissioner’s communications.
Commissioner Ng stated he had a conversation about bike parking at BIS. He said there was good
conversation surrounding the location of bike parking and the flow in conjunction with the school
safety route plan. Commissioner Ng said one interesting anecdote they were given, is the school
architect said the parking circle will potentially be extended so the exit from the parking area
would flow directly into Clarice without any turns. He said that is not set in stone yet but certainly
sounds like it has been budgeted for.
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8. COMMITTEE REPORTS
a)Public Comment Related to Committee Reports
No public comments received.
b)Burlingame Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements (Leigh)
Mr. Wong stated he walked the area with Commissioner Leigh and identified things staff can look
into. The area they walked was Burlingame Avenue, and parts of Howard and El Camino Real.
c)BIS School Safety Study (Israelit & Ng)
No update.
d)US 101 Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity (Leigh & Rebelos)
Vice-Chair Rebelos stated he felt it was not appropriate to make the presentation without
Commissioner Leigh. He said they should have an update for the August meeting.
9.FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS
•US 101 Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity Update
•Bernal/Hillside
•California Drive Bike Facility Project – update Municipal code with new restrictions
•BIS turn restrictions
•Murchison, Trousdale, Davis Drive Project
10.ADJOURNMENT 8:02 p.m.
8/7/2023
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Nomination of Two Traffic Safety and
Parking Commissioners to City Council
Vision Zero Committee
Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
August 10, 2023
INTRODUCTION
At the January 28, 2023 ‐Goal Setting Session, the City Council identified Vision Zero to be included among the goals
and identified City Council subcommittee members of Beach, and Stevenson to work with members of the Traffic
Safety and Parking Commission (TSPC).
Vision Zero is an international movement that aims to reduce traffic deaths and life‐changing injuries to zero, while
increasing safe, healthy, equitable mobility for all. It addresses all collisions, whether people travel by foot,
wheelchair, bike, motorcycle, car, or truck.
After the TSPC nomination of their members, staff will set up a meeting with the entire group in late July to early
August depending on availability and introduce them to the Vision Zero and the proposed process.
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NEXT STEPS/QUESTIONS
•Step 1 –Have the TSPC appoint two members to work with Council.
•Step 2 –Set up an initial meeting with joint Council and TSPC subcommittee members to provide info
on Vision Zero and process.Possible meeting within one week.
•Step 3 –Staff is applying for a federal grant this summer, and after obtaining the grant, staff will set up
follow up meetings with the Joint Subcommittee to obtain their input and retain a consultant to
develop a vision zero plan.
•Step 4 –The subcommittee will meet as needed to review the Vision Zero Plan and provide input and
guidance as part of the public process. This will be similar to a General Plan Update and involve the
community at large.
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Burlingame Intermediate School
Pedestrian and Circulation plan
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Increase pedestrian safety
Reduce congestion
Reduce school traffic impacts in the neighborhood
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanProject Goals and History
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New enhanced crosswalk at Quesada/Clarice (relocation)
New additional satellite pedestrian drop-off area (Marco
Polo/Clarice)
New crosswalk at near satellite drop-off at Marco
Polo/Clarice
Turn restrictions signs including signage at the BIS exit
driveway
No WB vehicles on Clarice
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanSupporting infrastructure
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanExisting Conflicts and Congestion
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Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanProposed Plan
Harde
ned
Primary
Drop‐off
Harde
ned
Secondary
Drop‐off
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanReduce Conflicts and Congestion
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Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanProposed Plan
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
Circulation from Trousdale/Quesada
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Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
Circulation from Davis/Quesada
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
Circulation from Marco Polo/Davis
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Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
Circulation from Trousdale/Marco Polo
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
Circulation from Trousdale/Sequoia
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New Multiway stop (Davis and Marco Polo)
Install red curb to enhance visibility at feasible
intersections
Install school warning assembly signage as appropriate
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanAdditional considerations
Relocate northern marked crosswalk at
Quesada/Clarice to south side of intersection.
Install new pedestrian improvements (ramps,
crosswalks, RRFB, signs)
BIS to outreach “new” circulation plan to parents
BIS to update circulation plan as well as on their
website
Staff to assist in providing additional outreach
Monitoring by BIS and City
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation PlanNext Steps
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Questions
Burlingame Intermediate School Proposed Circulation Plan
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STAFF REPORT AGENDA ITEM NO: 7.c
MEETING DATE: August 10, 2023
To: Traffic Safety and Parking Commission
Date: August 10, 2023
From: Andrew Wong, Senior Engineer – (650) 558-7230
Subject: Engineering Division Reports/Public Works Update
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the Commission receive an update on various Public Works – Engineering
projects and activities.
BACKGROUND
•BIS Pedestrian Improvements – New curb ramp installations are underway. Once
ramps are in, remaining signage and striping to be installed. Work anticipated to be
completed prior to Fall school session.
•Mercy Traffic Calming – Speed cushion Improvements have been successfully
implemented by the contractor with no remaining punch-list items.
•2024 Annual Street Resurfacing – Anticipated list of streets for the project has been
forwarded to the Chair of Walk, Bike Burlingame.
•Burlingame Avenue Pedestrian Safety Improvements – After field meeting with
Commissioner Leigh, staff is drafting mark-ups for implementation.
DISCUSSION
Some of these items may have been originally presented to City staff and/or the Traffic Safety
and Parking Commission as public requests or comments. Items on this list are matters that would
typically be addressed by City staff on an administrative level, or are City Capital Improvement
Projects. Matters that require broad public input or have a wide-spread impact are addressed as
Commission “Discussion/Action Items” (TSPC Agenda Item 6).
Case #Date Time Location Minor
Injuries
Major
Injuries
DUI
Involved
Primary Collision Factor Hit & Run
Misd.
Hit & Run
Felony
Occurred On At Intersection Other Location Vehicle Involved With
BRM2301666 07/01/2023 1834 BROADWAY/ROLLI
NS RD
22350 CVC T BROADWAY ROLLINS RD Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301667 07/01/2023 1835 332 LANG RD PRIVATE
PROPERTY
T 318 LANG RD Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301682 07/03/2023 1845 CORTEZ
AV/CARMELITA AV
1 21802(A) VC CARMELITA AV CORTEZ AV Bicycle
BRM2301693 07/06/2023 901 BROADWAY/EL
CAMINO REAL
22350 VC BROADWAY SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301694 07/06/2023 859 1525 BALBOA AV 22107 VC BALBOA AV DEVEREUX DR Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301698 07/06/2023 1505 MAGNOLIA
AV/TROUSDALE DR
22107 vc TROUSDALE DR MAGNOLIA AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301709 07/07/2023 720 1147 ROLLINS RD 1 PRIVATE
PROPERTY
T 1147 ROLLINS
RD
Pedestrian
BRM2301718 07/07/2023 1730 RALSTON AV/EL
CAMINO REAL
1 21801 VC SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
RALSTON AV Bicycle
BRM2301738 07/07/2023 1230 177 CALIFORNIA DR PRIVATE
PROPERTY
177 CALIFORNIA
DR
HOWARD AV Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2301735 07/10/2023 1215 LORTON
AV/BURLINGAME
22107 VC T LORTON AV DONNELLY AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301750 07/11/2023 1531 BURLINGAME
AV/EL CAMINO
21801(a) VC SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
BURLINGAME
AV
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301757 07/12/2023 1020 820 STANTON RD 22350 VC STANTON RD BAYSHORE HY Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2301762 07/12/2023 1439 HOWARD
AV/CRESCENT AV
22106 VC CRESCENT DR HOWARD AV Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2301783 07/14/2023 1430 EL CAMINO
REAL/BROADWAY
22350 CVC EL CAMINO
REAL
BROADWAY Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301793 07/15/2023 1124 EL CAMINO
REAL/SANCHEZ AV
2 T 23152(G) VC T SR-82 (EL
CAMINO REAL)
SANCHEZ AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301832 07/20/2023 1101 HOWARD
AV/PRIMROSE RD
1 22450 VC PRIMROSE AV HOWARD AV Bicycle
BRM2301837 07/20/2023 1220 1199 BROADWAY 22106 VC T BROADWAY LAGUNA AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301850 07/22/2023 1846 BROADWAY/CALIF
ORNIA DR
UNKNOWN T BROADWAY CALIFORNIA DR Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301853 07/22/2023 2205 1404 LINCOLN AV 22107 VC T LINCOLN AV CAPUCHINO AV Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2301855 07/23/2023 1503 SOUTH
LN/CALIFORNIA DR
1 21804(a) VC CALIFORNIA DR SOUTH LANE Other motor
vehicle
Item 7.d
Case #Date Time Location Minor
Injuries
Major
Injuries
DUI
Involved
Primary Collision Factor Hit & Run
Misd.
Hit & Run
Felony
Occurred On At Intersection Other Location Vehicle Involved With
BRM2301869 07/24/2023 1818 1100 BURLINGAME
AV
1 22350 VC BURLINGAME
AV
CALIFORNIA
DR
Other object
BRM2301877 07/26/2023 937 2910 ADELINE DR PRIVATE
PROPERTY
2910 ADELINE
DR
Fixed object
BRM2301878 07/26/2023 1107 BROADWAY/CHULA
VISTA AV
22350 CVC BROADWAY CHULA VISTA
AV
Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301880 07/26/2023 1332 HOWARD AV/PARK
RD
T 23152 CVC T HOWARD AV PARK RD Parked motor
vehicle
BRM2301885 07/26/2023 1709 EL CAMINO
REAL/SANCHEZ AV
2 22350 CVC EL CAMINO
REAL
CARMELITA AV Other motor
vehicle
BRM2301909 07/29/2023 447 1477 CHAPIN AV 22107 VC T CHAPIN AV EL CAMINO
REAL
Fixed object
BRM2301919 07/30/2023 910 LAGUNA
AV/BROADWAY
1 21950 CVC BROADWAY LAGUNA AV Pedestrian
27 Accidents