HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - PC - 1966.07.11CITY OF BURLINGAME PLANNINC COMMISSION
COMMISSIONERS PRESENT
Brauner
Cistulli
Horwitz
Kindig
Norberg
Fierce
CAT L TO ORS
COMMISSIONERS ABSENT
Edwards
July 11, 1966
OTHERS PRESENT
City Attorney Ka meF
City Planner Mann
City Engineer Marr
The monthly study meeting of the Burlingame Planning Commission was
called .to order on the above date at 8:00 p.m., Chairman Pierce pre.-
sidinge
ROLL CALL
The above named members answered the Secretary's -roll calla
FOR STUDY
1. RESUBDIVISION LOTS 3 and 4. BLOCK 13, BURLINCAME GROVE SUBDIVISION.
The City Engineer presented a map of the above -described properties,
prepared by Wilsey, Siam & Blair, for the owner, Merritt Mangels,
proposing to delete the interior property line between the two lots
and create one parcel with frontage of 74.26 feet on California Drive.
The Commission was advised that the owner plans to enlarge the existing
building by adding a new addition which will extend over on to Lot 4;
the building code prohibits openings on a �Hperty line and the building
and fire departments are insisting that the interior lot line be
deleted before the plans will be approved.
Following a review of the map, the application was scheduled for pub-
lic.hearing on July 25.
20 RESUBDIVISION LOTS 718, 9, l0 A Bj qt 1 BURi.i[N(:AFT__1.11-itl SU8DiVISION.
A snap prepared by Robert S. Craig, engineer, proposed to delete
interior property lines and to combine the above, -mentioned four lots
into one parcel with frontage of 10612`° on California Drive and 100'
can Lorton Avenue.
The City P nne.o< stated that Jacopi :s BodV Shop occupies the two exist-
ing buildings and Mr. Jacopi wishes to -use the vacant property;
by combining the. lot3s the property can be used as a unit
The map as scheduled for public hearing an July 25.
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ao RES BDI t' S€Oil LO`'S '29-35 RLOCK, 6 MILL -DALE INDUSTRIAL PARK NO
A resubdivision map of the above properties, prepared by Charles E.
Randlett, Civil Engineer, for the owner, Adrian Road Syndicate, was
`.- Veld for the August study meeting upon determination by the Chair that
than applicant was neither in attendance nor represented to answer
questions raised by Commissioners and the staff.
4. SPECIAL PERMITS - OFFICE BUILDINGS IN M-1 DISTRICT.
Charles King and Robert Ryan, 819 Mitten Road, Burlingame, filed three
Special Permit applications for office buildings in East Millsdale
Industrial Park, as follows:
1. Single story building, Mitten Road.
2. Two story building, corner Bayshore Highway and Mitten Road.
3. Two single story buildings, Hinckley Road.
Communications accompanied the applications and maps designating the
specific locations.
The Commission was advised that an office building in M-1 is a conditional
use requiring approval of a use permit.
Following a review of the applicants' - drawings and a discussion on park-
ing facilities, the applications were scheduled for public hearing on
July 25.
S,. CLASSIFICATION OF LANDS EASTERLY OF FREEWAY NOW UNCLASSIFIED.
A map describing the boundaries of a proposed Tidal Plain zone, scheduled
for public hearing at the meeting of July 2S, was rev ewe
Mr. Bei, representing the City and County of San Francisco, discussed
long-range plans for airport expansion and displayed related drawings.
The City Planner mentioned that in addition to planning in progress for
the airport, the engineering firm of Wilsey, Ham and Blair, is conduct-
ing studies for Pacific Air Commerce Center involving tideland holdings
within the city owned by Ideal Censent Company. He suggested that until
there is some determination on the waterfront area the city needs a
prohibitive.type of ordinance to regulate its development.
- 5, BROADWAY OVERPASS --- INTERIM IMPROVEMENTS.
Commissioners discussed a report prepared by Commissioner Norberg sub-
mitting recommendations to the City Council for alleviating existing
traffic problems in the Broadway area prior to the overpass reconstruc-
tion project; it was the consensus that the subject be held for dis-
position at a future date.
ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
John J. Brauner, Secretary
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