HomeMy WebLinkAboutMin - PC - 1936.05.14Planning Commission
Burlingame, California
May 14, 1936
Special meeting of the Planning Commission held in
the City Ball, Burlingame, on may 14, 1936. The meeting
convened at 7:30 P. M. Chairmen J. H. Mijohell presiding.
Other members present, Mayor C. A. Buck, City Attorney
John F. Davis, City Engeneer C. E. Longaon, H. P. Vollmer,
G. W. Coleman, Dr. H. Wade Macomber, C. Macdonald, and
F. D. Anderson. Absent, Miss Yanet P. Rogers.
The minutes of the meeting of April 30, were read
and approved.
The application of Amy G. Aubury, 1145 Laguna avenue
asking to reclassify her property so that it may be
converted into a dinning room and rooming house was given
consideration. The Commission voted a tentative recom-
mondation.
Mr. Clay Helsel applied for permission to err-�ct a
garage and.service shop on his property at 1149
Capuchino Avenue. The building to be of concrete and
sheet iron. Twenty feet by fifty feet. The petition
asks that the property be rezoned for business. Tentati��e
approval was given by the Commission.
It being the policy of the Commission to discourage
sot or creeping -up zoning, it proposed to extend the
business area on the south side of Broadway approximatily
one hundred feet further, or the width of two or t:.ree
lots as may be determined in order to straighten out the
zone line from east to west.
The area, invo.ved is included in the westerly half
of the block number two, blocks number three and number
four and in the easterly half of block number five
excluding lots facing on E1 Camino Real.
Final hearing on these projects to be held in the
City Hall, Burlingame, on ThursGay evening May 21, 1936
at 7.30 P. M.
A letter from Dr. Martin was read advising that his
application to make alterations on the house located on
the north-east corner off 31 Camino Real and Broadwgy�
would contain one ApIrtment in place of two as originally
intended. As the application was already approved by the
Commission on March 26, no further a6tion was necessary.
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In the matter of widening Oak Grove Avenue, the
Commission gave its approval. The petition signed by.
eighty percent of the property owners, was ordered
referred to the City Council.
Dr. R. Wade Macomber submitted plans for a proposed
alteration in a house located on the south-west corner
of El Camino Real and Broadway. The conversion to
consist of living quarters to be occupied by himself
as a physician. The Meeting then ad joufted, but at
the request of Dr. Macomber immediately rpconvened;-
as he wished to have his ap#lication acted upon.
The Commission approved the proposed alterations to
the building.
The meeting finally adjourned at 10:00 P. M.
(signed) Chas Macdonald, Secretary