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Home My WebLink About810 Burlway Road - Approval Letter•� F�bruary 23, 1983 Mr. Jim Bergren Identiguard Systems 810 Burlway Road Burlingame, CA. 94010 Dear P-1r. Bergren : �� z�� Zz�.��.� SAN MATEO COUNTY CITY HALL-501 PRTMROSE ROAD BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA 94010 � �..�.,_.._. TEL:(415) 342-8931 Since there was no appeal to or suspension by the City Council, we wish to advise the February 14, 1983 Plannino Commission approval of your Special Permit application became effective February 23, 1983. This application was to allow classes in the M-1 district at 810 Burlway Road. The February 14, 1983 minutes of the Planning Commission state the permit was granted subject to the following conditions: 1. that daytime seminars on the site be limited to business meetings of company employees; 2. that employee training or empioyee sales seminars in the evenings be limited to the total number of employees of the business, not to exceed 25, Monday through Friday, 7:30 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.; 3. that no employee meetings on this site would be publicly advertised; 4. that no installation of alarms occur on this site; 5. that five (5) parking spaces be identified specifically for the use of this business; 6. that this permit be reviewed in nine months time; and 7. that the operation of this business comply with Mr. Bergren`s leiter of December 28, 1982. Any site improvements or construction work will require separate application to the Building Department. Sincerely yours, ��W"��Gr��n � Margaret Monroe Ci ty Planner MM/s att. cc: Chief Building Inspector (with att.) Nick Crisafi (property owner �(with att.) License Collector cc: Assessor's Office, Redwood City (Parcel B, Parcel Map Vol. 17/22; APN 026-111-120) �� ; � �, . _,._,e� RECObIMENDaTION: SCHEDULE FiEARII�G FOR JANUARY 17, 1982 � - IDF'�TIGU� f3� :.-�`:E� 1 SYSTENIST M. '. H � For Security . �x_ � - �.� '� " �f' ; 810 Burlway Road `� �- � ; _ :.? Burlingame, CA 94010 � �_ '—� ; ;, _' �' 'SY (415) 344-1165 v - . - =..a, 'q � - � - - t'-, UCENSE NO. LA1020 ��J �f� C a � 2 - � �- - yi � /02 �- ��-- �j�j �,v�t CG`f � � �j •, L ^ / � r-•r � "' I�� , �� CfiC- �- � ,� � "� � �� r- �u= � _—_ _�J ' � � %/�/.'"" �cc�.�,f//�"'� �.i '.i` � ' L: � � J U � : /� � . ��.,..�,� C�'� �• ya� c1 C�' �'�� L,=: ; �-�u �;�.� /lt��--� j�� •�-�� - -- -�-- -- � ` U.�t� �r.c� �' ' . � �./ G� . 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L �.c, �:� � ��.�-•�.�� c-i Gc.c '`'\ � /�.� ��/ �� L� 2� ^ �'�-Lc�'l L%(„c.L,v� y" "''��/ (N/ L�,;�'`� �, ��?� J , fr / � � � � ` �� t�=� � �"�Ce � C.�.v. �t�3 �f� ��c��'/� �� `f`, / ��) � , 't i t.G% ' ti�-� �`� ��- �-r�s,c� ..� �� C�-�-C�.,,�� i� � �-�-�-��-� -�� . � � �'r�� '"'' -''�"' �2��-��,'�.,,� �� /t•�'�f�`'�-�.E'� 'r.,.., G` -cr�r� ` �1 _ � -�G' �`-� 'Z� `�`Z uE� � '�LJ�-C��% �� , � �9 � � �'L-t,::�� ! � ' ;. �' .e C I%' ��--- :r5 . ..-� _. . _ _ �_. _ _ �_.,yr� �' '�, �.�e C�z.�� a�.� �axx�Zz�.��.e SAN MATEO COUNTY CITY HALL-501 PRIMROSE ROAD BURLINGAME� CALIFORNIA 94010 TEL�(415) 342-8931 January 20, 1983 Mr. Jim Bergren Identi-Guard Systems 810 Burlway Road Burlingame, CA. 94010 Dear Mr. Bergren: At their rieeting of January 17, 1983 the City Council decided to return your request for a special permit to hold classes at 810 Burlway Road �o the Planning Commission for additional consideration. The reason for this decision was that you had requested a modification to the proposal which was heard by the Planning Commission. Staff will schedule your hearing before the Planning Commission for February 14, 1983 at 7:30 P.P�. The Commission will expect to hear from you regarding your revised request. The February 14 meeting will be held in the Council Chambers, 501 Primrose Road, Burlingame. �,'e look forward to seeing you there. - Sincerely yours, i�� s-e ��largaret Monroe City Planner P�M/ s cc: Nick Crisafi, Peninsula Properties 808 Burl��ay Road, Burlingame City Clerk vI�P��c�.�� r� � +3� 45� �/ REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL PERMIT TO iIOLD CLASSES I:d THE M-1 DISTRICT �� AT 810 BURLWAY ROAD Councilman Amstrup expressed concern that Planning Commission had not been presented this request. City Planner briefly reviewed her memorandum of January 12. Applicant had presented two requests to Planning Commission, (1) for classes and (2) for retail sales. The Planning Conmission had denied both. Ap- plicant has now withdrawn the request for retail sales and wants only to hold classes in the M-1 district. Z Some Council members were conaerned that Planning had not studied the single request; perhaps it would have aooroved one where it denied two. Councilman Amstrup moved to send this request back to the Planning Commission. Seconded by Councilman Crosby, carried by roll call vote. AYES: AMSTRUP, CROSBY, MARTIN NOES: BARTON, MANGINI PUBLIC HEARING - SECOND READING - ORDINAIVCE 1242 - ALLOWING METAL ROOFS AND BUILDINGS • City Attorney reviewed council action on this ordinance. Mayor Barton opened the public hearing. There being no comments, the hearing was closed. Councilman Martin moved adoption of Ordinance 1242. Seconded by Councilman Crosby, carried unanimously by, roll call vote. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND TRAFFIC, SAFETY & PARKING COMri12SSI0N REPORTS ON PARKING City ►Qanager reviewed his memorandum of January 13 and the Chamber of � Commerce and TSP reports on oarking. The Chamber of Commerce was re- questing extension of free parking and/or reducing meter rates to 10 cents per hour; modification of ineters to accept pennies; and free parking on Saturday. The TSP suggested adjusting some four-hour meters; better enforcement on long-term lots; and reduction of ineter rates from 25 cents to 20 cents per hour. He stated staff needs direction on the one-hour free parking which council extended until this meeting. Jim Fehlhaber, former chairman of the TSP Commission, reviewed the commission's report. Doug Beetlestone, Chamber of Commerce Parking Committee, reviewed the Chamber report. Also speaking in favor of the Chamber's report was Joan Tucker of Charles Stationers, and Marlo Faullmer of Status Thimble. Council discussed at length the proposal of the Chamber of Commerce. It was determined that the Chamber would do a survey or study on the effect of the free parking after the end of February; that it wanted free parking on the street meters, not the lots; that free parking would be extended to the lots on Saturdays, as well as the streets; that the signs for large/small car parking would be removed; that at this time there would be no conversion o£ the meters to dimes or pennies; and that the signs in the meters would have to be changed � to inform people that they would be ticketed after one hour of free parking. Councilman Amstrup moved to approve the Chamber of Commerce request with the exception of converting rates in the meters and changing the sign in the meters to inform people that they would be ticketed after one hour of free parking. Seconded by Councilman Martin, carried unanimously by roll call vote. RECESS Mayor Barton declared a recess at 9:10 p.m. Council reconvened at 9:15 p.m. with all members present. �