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ADJOURNMENT
t, ) There being no further business
adjourned at 8:10 p.m., followed
early scheduled for this date.
STUDY MEETING
to be transacted, the meeting was
immediately by the study meeting regu-
1. HOME FOR AGED 1431 EL CAMINO REAL.
An application for special permit filed by Grace H. Duda proposed con-
verting two ground floor dwelling units of a two-story four wait apart-
ment building at 1431-1433 El Camino Real to a boarding home for five
elderly persons.
Floor plan drawings of the upper and lower level units accompanied the
application.
The applicant's communication dated September 12, 1968, stated that the
premises have been inspected by representatives of the San Mato County
Department of Public Health and Welfare and City of Burlingame Fire
and Building Departments.
Copies of a fire department inspection report dated March 25, .1968,
and a letter dated Sep ember 241, 1.968 from the fire dopaTtmeat to
Mrs. Duda,noting corrections which would be required eiere the :Et rat
floor of the building to be used as proposed,were read.
The Commission was informed that apparently the apartments on 1.1ie upper
level will continue as rentals for private occupancy.
The matter was scheduled for public hearing sit the regu_1.*)r meF,*--ii7g of
October 28, 1968.
2. SIGN VARIANCE, UNION OIL CONIPA14Y 0`' CALIFORNIA.
A a)mmunication dated September 16, 1963, signed by P.C. Orme, `ales
Manager Retail,. Union (ail Company of California, San Francisco office,
requested permission to install a new bell sign at the service station
on the corner of El Camino Real and Murchison Drive to a height of 25
feet 6 inches, in lieu of the maximum, height of :20 feet permitted by
code.
A site plan and sign detail were riled,
Mr. Orme was present and expla-iined t-hm the location is away fl-rim the
El Camino on the service roar where there is a proble9�i Ef eLa cation
for this reason, a greater height is cronnsideLed Eaec:e.s �,ary for adequate
identification to the motoring pub alc. He mentioned thz=,t evening
illumination is important for secu . i y reasons € nd., with the higher
sign, area lighters can be installe-6. directly cn the pole to light- the
yard area ... ii the ball were lower, thf, light e7: s cool :' not be riounted on
the pole.
Mr. Orme reported that
dimension of 25 feet 6
the western 'marketing
Union Oi.l. Company
inches for all of
area. He advised,
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lies a norzlall height
its st:,Yvi.c.e st z-Lion signs in
in yesponse to rommissic-,jer
Norberg, that the Union Oil station: site is lower than the service
%station site on the opposite side of the street but that he was not
certain as to the precise difference in elevation.
The application was scheduled for hearing at the regular meeting on
October 28.
3. SIGN VARIANCE, LINDAL CEDAR HOMES. INC.
A communication dated October 9, 1968, from Bell Electrical Signs,Inc.,
San Mateo, requested permission to install a sign at 310 Lang Road
for Lindal Hones, Inc., 6 feet high, 12 feet long, double-faced plastic
with interior illumination, to an overall height 30 feet above ground
level e 10 feet higher than permitted by code.
A plot plan and sign detail were filed,
Mr. Dewey Bell was present. He stated that the sign will serve: to
identify the location of Lindal Homes sales outlet.
Mr. Bell stated that of the three model houses on display the greatest
height 3s approximately 23 to 24 feet measured from ground level to
the top of the A frames that, if the sign: were to conform to code,
the bottom. of the face of the sign would be 14 feet above ground level,
that approval of an additional 10 feet in height will make it possible
to overcome sight barriers created by the bark of the freeway as it
approaches the location, and to raise the sign sufficiently so as not
to obstruct the :view of the buildings.
The matter was scheduled for public hearing; at the regular meeting of
October 28. Mr. Bell was requested to ha�-e information avai.lablo at
that time as to the difference in elevations between the building
foundations aTtd the edge of the freeW,12- V:_t the locati(-�n,,
4. REVISED PRELIMINARY FLANS - 24 UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING,.
Mr. Arthur Dudley and Vitro David Nicolaides were present to discuss a
revised proposal for a 24 unit apartment building at the southwesterly
corner of E1 Camino Real and Chapin; Avenue.
A letter from 'fir. Dudley, agent for William and Gerhard Van Herick
and David Nicolaides, was read advising that the plans had bee;a zevised
to conform to suggestions made at the ion meeting of August 265
as follows
1. A set back of 15 feet Faas been provided on Chapin Avenue;
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Architectural design of the building nevi,,;ed
to 'relieve
"straight-line" effect;
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To reduce tenant density,
18 on--a-bedroom and
6 two-be-droom
apartments proposed, as opposed
to 12 and 12
in the former
plan..
4.
Lot coverage reduced to 49 %
from 53%.
5.
Swimming pool eliminated -
to be replaced by
a landscaped
pool surrounded by sitting
area.
Following a review of he drawings, the subject was referred to the
meeting of October 28 for a continued p;.A)11c hearing from the .meeting
of August 26, 1968,
) 5. PARCEL MAP - RESUBDIVISION COLUMBUS AVENUE.
A Parcel Map prepared by Wilsey and Ham for Peter and Ednamae Campanile,
1341 Columbus Avenue, proposed a resubdivision of Lots 16 and 19 and
that portion of a ten foot strip between said lots, Block 60, Easton
Addition No. 7.
A communication from the City Engineer dated October 11, 1968 xeferred
to a prior action by the Commission and the City Council whereby a
variance was granted the applicants to remove a garage from Lot 16 to
a separate land -locked parcel, berg a portion of Lot la, and stated
that approval of the parcel map will delete the existing property line
between the two lots resulting in a single lot and removing the neces-
sity for a variance pertaining to the garage.
The communication mentioned that the matter of an easement grant from
the owner to the city for sewer and water utilities in the ten foot
strip will require action by the City Council.
The map was scheduled for public hearing at the meeting of October 28.
6. COMMENTS REGARDING WATER SERVICE o CHAPIN AND BURLINGAME AVENUES,
WESTERLY OF EL CAMINO REAL.
The Commission heard Mr. Nikon Elliott, owner of single-family dwellings
at 1515 and 1517 Chapin Avenue and 1.118 and 1530 Burlingame avenue,
comment on problems of water supply in the general vicin-ity of the
property at El Camino Real and Chapin Avenue, discussed earlier by the
Commission in connection with an application for variance for apartment
construction.
Mr. Elliott reported discussing with the City planner the ultimate
development of the block westerly rc-ii E1 Camino Real and bounded by
Chapin and Burlingame Avenues in a si.agle large development and, at
such time, undertaking public improvema•nts to widen the, streets and cor-
rect deficiencies in water supply for residential and fire purposes.
Mr. Elliott described personal experiences with one of his prroperties
on Burlingame Avenue where installation of new water pipes had little
effect on the water supply as, apparent'1.y, the main lines are deficient.
He stated that approval of the proposed apartment building will
seriously affect the water supply to oth,:,r raside)nces in the area,
Mr. Elliott was invited to appear at the ;neeting of October 28 lFor the
continued hearing on the apartment. building.
ADJOURNMENT
The Meeting was r6 g .larsy adjourned at 9:15 p.m�
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