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Home My WebLink About1047 Broadway - Application. . ��C:i`iVED . . . . . r _. ,-. �, , . . �. ' l�f�Y SPE�IA� PE �Z I`� I T APPLICATI�tti TO TH� PLANNING COMM�a5I0N AND CtTY COUNCIL 4r THE B�te Ree@�.v@d CITY (�F. ��l�lf i01GAN4E. Study Meetin� ....._._.�..1!0�7 .... ...�...__..�....._m. � z 4-/�4-- L� Pub 1 i c He ar in g........_.,�............_......._.__......,._........._.__�..�:. � ND- ¢ � � C�TY aF BURLINCA�4� ' Applicant Name .�Sw.�.�.�..s......,.�.�.' .. ✓a.,��._...._.w ............._....................._..........._.._........... . Acldress ..a�.s�. ........✓...K._. . .R.d......._....1.?..�t.�.I..!n..�..a.•� �e. Propertv CB 4� Address �.�......%�.roa.e[.t�,a y _. ,�ur/1r+ qa�e, ..._. ..._ ............. �_............ Date ..�.,._.�.-....7...�/.. Telephone..,�NN..-...�7.6 �' 31ocI: .....................5ubuivision Zone �'�1,-�,, Lot __.......__.... ..._ ......................_._.._.........__...................._...._............... �.. ._...... ... p�ss �ssor�s �f 3!. -Y33 —/ o . Impr ov emen t s e x i s t i n� .��Qr.►at.._-.� ......�.,� ......k �.� ��.t.h..j......._. w_�...f..�._..........� .r...._...� �. °.. .._..._............_........__ ............._._. Spe c i a 1 Pe rm i t a*�� 1 i e d f or ..e�k�..�-�.w-a...�i.u.x........r...�,�a.�..�.�.._....t►� «:I..R,M �; cw.%...,.._ .............A�e............. .__.�... �� f ..�,5 ... ra ..�.........,...._........_.... .� _._...�l. .........._. ................_..._..................................._.._..............._......................................._..................._._._......._...__......__...._._.........._......_.. Exhibits (sce instructior.$) 1. Letter of ex��lanation 2. ��iaps or dia� rams 3. Otller sup��ortin� �ata Fee. Forty Dollars (�40.00} payable to the City of Burlingame. Application: I, t�e unc�ersi�neu o��mer (or a�ent of the o�aner� of the T�rcperty described r.erein c�o hereby r.sal:e a»nlication fnr a S�ecial �'err.:�it of the nature set forth above, in accor�ance i.►it:� the ;�rovisions of the Ordinance Code of t}ie Cit�� of Burlin; ane, an�. T herek•vi certifv that tile irfoxr�ation �iven herein is true and carrect to the best of r:►y knoc�led�e and belief. �espect£ully subMitted � ��t �` ''��-�.� � l� t �' �i�*nature `�.-.t•�•.a•••u!•.�._......_..��.a�.'.-........�0...`.._....�Whe�. D a t e_�?...-. �?+"..7 .��...._.... 3�{4 - t I G L K' � 7 � �s; -I '�- `� � �1 `� 12. SPECIAL PERMZT FOR FIELD ENGINEERING TRAINING FACILITY IN M-1 UYSTRICT AT 1525 ROLLINS ROA,D BY HOLVICK DEREGT & KOERING (ND-40P POSTED 6/13/74) Chairman Mink announced this item for considera�ion, stating that Negative Declaration for the project had been posted. Secretary Jacobs read letter of June 21, 1974 from Mr. Tevis Martin, of Dooley, Martin, Anderson & Pardini, on behalf of his clients, Lorraine and Mildred Martin, who had recently purchased the property. He explained that his clients did not receive notification of the proposed project which is adjacent to their property, but learned of it from surrounding landowners. He went on to say his clients and their subtenant, Rapid Mounting and Finishing Company are cc�ncerned about the impact on off-street parking which this use will engender. %Ie stated his clients are also concerned sinee ingress and egress for off-street parking for the applicant is over property owned by them and adjacent property owners, and he requested continuance of this hearing in order for all concerned to review the provisions of the easement. City Planner Swan explained that notification of property awners is accomplished by reference to assessors maps. In this case, a parcel number had been changed by the County Assessor's Office, the City Clerk's office had no� been notified af the change, and therefore the correct owner was not notified. Chairman Mink requested commen� from Mr. H. R. Fielden, representative of the applicant. Mr. Fielden stated that his company wauld be glad to confer with surrounding praperty holders regarding the easemen�:, even though the documen�.s which create the easement go b�ck to 1960. He was agreeable to a short continuance of this hearing, and further stated he would communicate with Mr. Martin to set up a meeting for discussion of this easement, for which he felt he had qualified documentation. He agreed to include in this meeting Mr. t�'alter Roosli, Rapid Mounting and Finishing Company; and Mr. Joseph Todd, Lee's Carpeting. Chairman Mink announced this application would be heard at an adjourned meeting of the Planning Commission at 7:30 P.M., July 8, 197�. � 13. SPECIAL PERMIT FOR AUTO REPAIR ESTABLISHMENT IN NONCONFORMING BUILDING IN M-1 DISTRICT AT 1047 BROADWI�Y B�C DOUGLAS BRASS, OWNER DON TATEOSIAN (ND-41P POSTED 6/13/74) Chairman Mink announced this application for hearir�g. Secretary Jacobs read letter of June 10, 1974 from Mr. Tateosian, consenting as owner to this application for this use of his property. Mr. Tate was present to represent Mr. Brass. City Planner S�aan showed slides of this establishment on bath sides. He commented on the intrusion of the building drive and parking area on the sidewalk facing Carolan and noted �he discomfort to pedestrians. Mr. Tate had no comment. Secretary Jacobs read memorandum dated June 21, 1974 from Fire Inspector How�rd Pearson. This s�tat�d that the proposed use of auto repair W � "�� would constitute a change of use from a storage garage where no repair was done, and inflammable materials were not used. The proposed use would require a four-hour fire wall because it is more hazardous. Secretary Jacobs also read letter dated June 14, 1974 from Dr. A. H. Gaffin, Burlingame Animal Hospital, adjoining this property. Dr. Gaffin protested the already congested traffic on Broadway and the fact that the Tateosian property does not have adequate parking for its customers. He stated previous customers had parked on his own property, interfering with his facility. . Chairman Mink requested audience comment. There was no response and the public hearing was decl�red closed. In response to several questions, Commissioner Taylor was informed that probably the overhang does extend over City property, and the area in front of the building has curb and gutter and a flat valley gutter for access. Commissioner Sine questioned the fact that the signage was still up. The City Planner stated the signs are to be declared obsolete, then their removal is the responsibility of the Building Tnspector. Commissioner Sine questioned if the applicant had investigated the cost of a four-hour fire wall. Mr. Tate replied that the cost wauld appear prohibitive for this 100' wall, and stated when application was originally made it was not thought the use would be significantly different. Now he felt th� firewall would be too costly, and requested this item be dropped from the agenda. The Chair formally noted this i�em as dropped from the meeting agenda. 14. SIGN VARIANCE FOR NEW COPY ON 37 FOOT HIGH, 275 SF POI.E SIGN AT 895 STANTON ROAD FOR GENERAL BUSI,NESS SYSTEMS. Commissioner Mink announced that members of the Commission had received copies of this application and copies of minutes from the December 28, 1961 Planning Commission meeting when the original sign was approved for Facit. He noted the minutes show this sign as being 42'6" tall. Plans for the sign were distributed. Mr. Morris Finch, president of General Business Systems, was accorded the privilege of �he floor. He stated his company is a distributor for Norelco. They have entered into an agreement to purchase the land and buildings which they are currently occupying. They propose to repaint the existing sign, changing copy for identification, color, and reducing the illuminated area. He displayed a colored rendering of this blue and white sign, and pointed out where the illumination would be lessened. Z'here was no response to request for audience comment. The public hearing was declared closed. Commissioner Sine questioned why the sign had not been removed. City Planner Swan explained that written notification to remove an obsolete sign within 30 days must be given to the owner before the building inspector is 3uthorized to cause removal of such sign. He went on to comment that earlier in the meeting prohibition of all �'C 6�i4-��T4- � 3 � BURLINGAME ANIMAL HOSPITAL, INC. 1041 BROADWAY BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA 94010 343-7774 i� E� ic. i�/ IE G 343-7756 June 14, 1974 .p�� ' � �' `�� CIiY 0� BI�RLINGAN�,� The City of BurLins�ame Planning Com�nission San Ma teo Coun ty City �ia11 - 501 Primrose Road Burlingame, Calif_ornia 94010 Re: Special Permit for 1049 Broadway, Burlin�ame, California Dear Sir: ;�e would tike t� g� on record as being opnoseci to the issuin� of a special permit for an automotive repair service at 1049 Firoadwt�y, i3urlingame, Calif. This is an area of extreme high traffic con�estion and adding further automotive services to the area would only increase this congestion. The pronerty at 1049 Broadcaay never has had adequate parking facilities. ?lhen rhe tire service occuuied this buildin�; their customers w�re constantly parking on our facilitites, at times our own clients couldn�t get into our hospital. If the City continues to grant snecial permits in this area, then they must assume the responsibility of providing adequate parkin�. At this date our e�ress route t� the rear of the tiospital is clogged by Parked automot�iles and adding more car. services will only worsen this condition. ?,�e �ee1 snecial nermits sh�uld never be given rhat infringe and impede �he ri�hts of other property awners. Si �erely, ,� . GZ, /�/ - � A. H. Gaffin, . V. M. Copies to: Victor A. Mangini, Mayor-� R. n. Martin, Vice-:�tayor Irving S. A:nstrup 'w'illiam J. Crosby Dorothy Cusick AHG/da EXHII3IT II - N�GIITIV� DI;CLJ1R11TION � � Tentative Procedure ' � ��T� 0 5/10/73, Subject to Revision i047 Broadway �c'�•;�;;.,,,. . �` �. .J �,, .? Pro�ect nddress or. Location BURur�c:nr.�;E . . � �,,. � ' TO: COUNTY CLERK �' u ��''e° County of San Mateo � � e �••.o��^ . Redwood City, California 94063 � � � File No. ND-.41P Project Title: Automotive Repair Establishment Type of Permit: Special Permit Legal Description: Portion of 0.19 Ac MOL at Broadway and Carolan Avenue APN 026-233-010 • � � Zone: M-1 Property Owner: Applicant: Name: Donald D. Tateosian Name: Douglas Brass Address: 905 Hillsborough Blvd. Address 25 Park Road , Hillsborough, CA: Burlingame, CA. Contact Person: David Tate 344-I�t��- Area Code: Phone: 344-0200 PROJECT D�SCRIPTION: To use existing nonconforming building in Fire Zone II for an automotive repair shop. Mechanical work but no paint spray. Two story frame office area adjacent to Broadway; shop area steel frame with tar and gravel roof. - The City of Burlingame by Wayne M. Swan on June 13 � 19 ��, completed a review of the proposed project and determined that: () It will not have a significant effect on the environment. (X) No Environmental Impact Report is required. � Reasons for a Conclusion: If the proposed pro�ect satisfies existing code requirements and the functional operation does not encroach upor. adjacent street r'ights-of-way, then the site may in the short range be adapted for an automotive repair shop, a use permitted in the C-2 District. 0 June 13, 1974 • Date Signed GU� �;�. �� Signature f Pr�cessing Official . CITY PLANNER Title Unless appealed within 10 days hereof the date posted, the determination shall be final. Date Posted: z � /� � / . DECLIIRATION OF POSTING . . I declare under penalty of perjury that I am a�fle�gtr�y City Clerk af the City of IIurlingame and that I posted a true copy of the above Negative Declaration at the City Hall of said City near the doors to the Council Chambers on: . e � Executed at Burl�ng - ,� , ; e,�California, on Appealed: ) Yes ( ) No C / ,,�, ATTEST : t� �-�� l -�--r...� � 1'6' Lu_ --C-c'_� II1,1t13LRT K. 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Other su; 1�orti.nr �a�2 Eee. Forty Dc�]:ars (�+40•00) paYai3le ta the City of �urlingame. Arplicatzon: t, t�:e ur.ctersi��r:eu a�,�ner �ur 3r.en� �f T'�� u,rn�r� of t��e '��'C�)ertiy t3c��CTi��Pr3 t;erein c�c� �ereby r.�at:e ahr,Iication ��r .. �:.�ecial nerrait of the nature set fort�► avove, i�n acc�r�lanee ti!ith tl;e ;�rc��i.s�i�ns �f t'�e �r�.f;z�ar�c:� Cc�de of tzie Cit�� of .3urlin,.ane, an�s I i�ere�•vi certifv that t;�e irforr�ation � ivQn herein is true and correct ta the �est af r:�Y kno��! i��d�e anc! tze lief . 'es�,e�i'�:�llv su�n' t d, , '°`' ��-:�_._ _... ..... %��%�.__ c � .�� .� ,. i� �za t a re ..� ...,� Date .� . � ....�:...... ........_._.��1..1� v: _ _. � -.. K w .. _, . . . ., �y .,... .. . .. ,. _ �, � � ° 1i :�i � � a.` � � i a'.�Y.F �M. i. ' � L '. '! FN�{... i ''� i� a - ',� s� i 4 �.`, � ,,, ; . :.. , ' � � h., ' . : . : ' ; ; . ,4 , .. 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Small : .Y � � N . � � : We wish to remind you that you are on the agenda of the Adjourned t�ieeting on August 14, 1972. Very truly yours, Wayne M. Swan City Planner wr�s : � Att: pgs 15 f� 16, 7/24/72 PC h•tinutes _ "=�+ . S-. , .. , _ . :� . . � � � � . . y � � `:. . f ;.�re � _ � . ' . . . �, � .y� 3 , r � t, .' W 3 7; �� : .. . '� n - . , < . .: ...�� ; � � . .. .. . .. ,.. .. . _�. � . . . :..:' �. .'�'�. p �.- '��. -:'��'. ..� , r,�.ti,.. • . . . ... � ' � ': , . , ,... , . .,;' .. i . , . ..... ...� .. .z . . � . . .-� . . . �. : �r . �: ... . ..�.. . . . ' '.�. .. .. . ''� , . . . . - I� . � " r " . . ...., r x �- a �i4 ;�. � � 3 �'i . .. � . `r �. � .� . � .. ��,:13..( i1:-' I . . . P .t.n - ' �.. �-��.. .,� . , , �� , 5 � ' .�� :. �'i . � �i . . �S+R' . _ !�. . .Y� , . . �. .� . -. . " �� . . , . . ' � �M �C.I � _ t:, f ' r f ? '{ _ '�}}y� _- . � � . . �.:� :�. .i �. . �.: . ..� . : . �. , .� ..� .� . _ ,. ,. . :.n� .. . . . ..� . .. ....- : � . - . . . . � Y'� M ' ^'�" . . ' � � � t � ��I 6 r _ t � . . .; - w Y'� � �� . . -, .. �„ ._ � . . .. . ., .. . .�.� - _ . � . � �; ; ti 4 .' �' � �'. � .. . ,., . :_ , . . . . . ,.... t �ro : ' "� ;:� ..: r a � � ''� .. ' t i: . . � ti . _ ' . �� 3.w` ^' �x. � ' �'C � � �� ' {� ` -' ° � r r;� i �; � r . . _ .. . �. .. . , . . . _., .....r , . ...v_. ._ . - . _ .,.r_..:, t;� � ..�L . . ,- 4 -.i-; .. .S• .. _ � , . 3�. �. � .� ..r . . .1 a '�}cr r--cx i� . .., . '� . .. . _,_.:� _.z�:sc � � . a RECf�.IVEp �tf.�� 9 i:�l� CITY 0� ��.INCAME August 8, 1972 To: Planning Commission, City of Burlingame From: Carl M. Lollin, Chief of Police Subject: Application for special permit to use office area at 1047 Broadway for a retail commercial store. I requested Sergeant R. J. Quinn, Director of Traffic, to make a survey concerning the above mentioned application. The salient factors are as follows: 1. Lack of parking in the immediate area. (This block is surrounded by freeway interchange, industrial area, railroad crossing, apartment complex, and shopping area.) 2. Approximately 19,301 vehicles use Broadway during a 24- hour period; 6,300 vehicles during the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 3. Approximately 6,049 vehicles use Carolan between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. As the apartment complex reaches full occupancy, another approximate 6,000 vehicle movements will be generated, reaching a total of 31,000 movements in this area for a 24-hour period. 4. Another 300 to 600 additional vehicle movements are antici- pated upon completion of the carwash on Carolan. We therefore object to the granting of a permit for this type of establishment at this location as it would indeed generate additional traffic in an already congested area; and we do not at this time see a possibility for providing any additional parking facilities at the location in question. �� , , . r ,�y ' � [.fir--�� /!� l � y'_ X � ;r..""�� CARL M. LOLLIN, CHIEF POLICE DEPARTMENT CML: js �v "L a - - : -. . - - � � � : �� .�=�.i-�.� � - _ Z whole building was sprinklered and as th'e fire inspector had said that if in active use the oas pump coulcl remain, it would be ad- vantageous for t}le present tenants and an asset to the property. Commissioner Sine expressed concern as to additive parking. �Ie also referred to lack of a permit for t}ie present si.gn, illegally installed. Nir. Finkelstein, attorney for �ir. Dimicelli, stated t}iat he liad recor,i- mended the sign be covered for the tirie being. Commissioner Sine re- " minded him t}iat an application by tlie antique store for a sign permit was still necessary. � Cor.unissioner Taylor moved that the special permit for establishment of a retail store in an �1-1 district at 1130 Carolan Avenue by Donald D. Tateosian be granted conditionally: 1) The ciocuments submitted be approve.l by tIie City Attorney and City Engineer, and 2) that the application be limited to and extensive wit}i tlie life of t}ie lease, nat to exceed five years. �•Iotion was carried 5- 0 on the following roll call vote: AYES: C01C�iISSIONERS KINDIG, NORBERG, SINE, TAYLOR, CISTULLI NOES : NOidE . ABSENT : CO�L�[I SSIONERS JACOBS , I�1INK 2. SPECIAL PERhIIT FOR t\ LADIES RF:ADY-TO-jdEAR STORE IN Ati� b1-1 DISTRICT AT 1047 $ROAD�VAY (PORTION OF AP� OZG 233-010; OjV�ED BY DONALD D. AND N. L. TATF.OS I A:1) BY RNODA S�fALL . � Neither �Irs. Small nor a representative responded when Chairman Cistulli annouiiced Ite�n 2 open for hearino. City Planner Stiaan ad- vised the commission that only verbal notification of application withdrawal hacl been received frvm �1rs. Rhoda Snall. At that time, she h�as informed that a letter.stating her intention was required. Hoiaever, because the application fee was not refundable, �Irs. Small indicated there [probablyJ h�eulcl be no further conunuiiication. The City Planner stated a letter from the Police Department giving the traffic circulation in that area had been receiyed but review would seem academic. Chairman Cistulli observed that there was no proof to file of the fact that �irs. Small k�as withdra��ing the application. If the r�otion were tabled, it ��ould continue to be carried, serving no purpose. It was notecl t}iat application rejection would apply only to �•irs. . Small, not to tlie prop.erty o��ners. - • Commissioiier :aylor moved that the.application for a special pe;rnit for a Ladies Reacly-to-�Jear Store in an A�:-1 district at 1047 Broad�ti�ay by Fhoda Small be clenied. :�Iotion was� carried 5- 0 on the fO1101�1I1€,T roll call vote: r'IYES: C��I�IISSIO`�EFS riI'v`DIG, NOP.BI:RG, SIt�rE, TAYLOR, CISTULLI �iOES : idO:V'E ' ABSE�T: COi�[�ti(ISSIO�ERS JACOI3S, i-IIVt: Chairr�an Cistulli adj ourned tlie adj ourned meeting of July 24 at 8:40 p.m. to the•regular study meeting of August 14, 1972. - 1•5 - because this is an absentee�landlord and the pzoperty h�s not been well maintained. Mr. Romoli of 29 Si.anley objected for the same reasons. Mr. Basovich of 21 Stanley also objected. The pub_lic hearing was declared closed. Commissioner Sine questiored the issuance of build�_ng permits on this property. Tne owner stated he had been informed that �uilding permits had been issued for both stzuctures. Commissi_oner Sine thought the owne.r shou.ld not be penali_zed for rebuilding the iront structure but considered the cottage in the rear a substandard structure with questionable utilities. Commissioner Norherg did not object to rebuilding tY!� dwelJ_inq front but thoughi� the rear building srould be chanaed so it could not be used as living quarters. Conunissa.oner Mink stated the front building should be rebuilt, but felt the one in the rear shoulci be abated. Commi.ssioner Taylor agreed t�at the rear structur_e shau]_d be ea.ther removed or brouc;ht to code. Commissioners ICindig and Jacobs ac;reed. Commissione�- Cistiilli asked Mr. �uzan i£ he would be willing to remove the rear dwelling. Mr. Buzan countered with the idea that he coL?ld keep the cottage and not rebuild the front, since with present buildi.nn cosi:s he �vou_ld be better off fi.nancially. The point �va� made that actually the cott�zge could not be brought up t� present code since it is only 9" from the rear property line. Mr. Buzan asked iF he coul.d withdraw the app].ication, and he was cautioned by the City Attor.ney that this withdracaal would limit reapplication for a one-year per_iod. Commiss�_or_er Taylor moved that this application f.or variance to allo�� reconstruction of 3-bedroom lhouse at 129 Stanley Road be rejected. Commissioner Kindig seconded the motion and it carried on unani.mous roTl call vote. The applicant was informed he had the right of appeal to the City Council. 1.0. SPECIAL PEP�ti1IT FOR A LADIES F�EADY-TO-WEAR ST0:2E IN AN M-1 DISTRICT AT 1047 BROAD4'7t�Y (POP.TION OF APN 026-233--010) OWi�1ED BY DONALD D AND 1�?. L. TATEOSIA�1) BY RHODA SyIALL Chairman Cistulli announced this application for hearing, and Secretary Jacobs read application letter from Mrs. S7nall dated April. 6, 1972. She stated she wi.shed to rent this area from the lessee, Peninsula General Tire, for retail ready-to-wear, sample rooms, storage, and office. Because of part-time and evenina hours and her specific type of busir_ess, there �vould be need for no more than two parking spaces. Secretary Jacobs also read letter from Louis Segal of Peninsul� General Tir.e, approvinc; Mrs. S�nall as their tenant. He read a letter from Burlir_c�ame Anirmal Hospital objecting to this use unless a:;tple parkin, is provided. f•Zrs. ��na1J_ addressed th� Commission. She repeated that her retail busi�ess was r.�t for fooL traffic, but c�s�o�ers �y ap�ointn,ent to pick up merchan��ise already sold them in their_ homes.. She needecl an establi_shed �usiness area for her busir_ess, and said she understood the space at the rear of the store will be closed off,. enablir_�r he.r_ to have the parking required. She would have a sic�n on - 16 - the door "By Appointment Only." There was no audience comment either for or against. Mr. N. L. Tateosian, owner of the pr_operty, stated that Peninsula General Tire had a five-year_ lease on this property with option to renew. The public hearing was dec]_ared closed. • Comm�ssi.oner Narberg quest�.oned if the garage were included as part of the r_ental area. Mr. Tateos�an stated he th�ugrt they plan to fill that in to use as par.kina with the dri.veway that i.s there no�.a. He commented that Dr. Gaffin had written his letter. because other people had pazked there. Commissioner SS_ne had no objections pravidirig there was code conformance. Co*�missioner Taylor had no objections to the use. Commissioner_ P4ink questioned if Mrs. Small would be agreeable to any consideration that wou?d terminate at the terma.nation of the lease. She indi cated that �.aould be accepta�le. Commissioner P�Iink commer.tec� that this coYner had out�roUm its function and should be rezoned, but he fel.t the coc�e requirements should be met. Mr. Tateosa.an stated he had long-range plans for impravinq the ar�a. Commissi_oner Jacobs had no cornment. Commissioner Kir_dig questiored if the garage t.n questio:� would be fixed so that the applicant could use �s pa.rking si ace. City Planner. Swan reported ta the Commission that this use would reavir.e or�par_king space for eve.ry 400 feet of store area; the store is mor.e than this area and at least 2 parkinc� spaces woulc� re r�qttired. There are na desa_qnated off-street pa.r_kinq spar_�s anci the ].oc�.tion has no on-street park�_ng spaces. He noted that if the rear garage i.s used for parking, people must back out on to Proachvay, which is a dan�erous s:ituation. He suggested that if this spec�.al permit i.s approved, it be limited to this particular occupant only. City Engineer Marr cnlestioned fir_ e req�lirements . i-Zrs . Small replied that the C?ty Fire Inspector had only three rec�uirements - a hand fi_re extir.guisher_, no additional electrical extension cords, and m�tal wastebaskets and containers. Commissioner M�_nk questioned if it were possib�.e to combir_e this property with that of the antigue store for purposes of parkir_g, and he was informed by th� Ci�y Attorney that the applications must be ac'ted unon separately. Commissioner. P�in}: then suc�gested t?�at this application be continued for resolution of the parking reqviremerits. Mrs. S�ta11 objec�ed. The additional time element would damaae her business, adding that she woulc? not rent the upper floor and thai: area used would be or�ly 650 square feet and tha.t the open area �r_ front of the c;arage could be used for two parking snaces. Corn��? ssi.oner Sine moved that thi.s apnl�.cation be continued to the Si:U�iV It��F?t]_I:C�.' C�F AU�t1St �_d-� Commissioner �1Z1�: seconcled �%E I[?0�10?� and it carried unanimously on voice vote. 11. �SCIND TtESUBDIVISIODT MAP OF BLOCK.��O. 1, "ANZA AIRPORT PARK UNIT NO. 4" P�s.SSED E3Y CITY PI�iNNIDIG COP4:�'IISSIOD? AT �tEGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 23, 1969 FOR A�,TZA PACIFIC CiJP.�."O:�'�IO�i _ BURLINGAME ANIMAL HOSPITAL 1041 BROADWAY AVENUE BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA 94010 343-7774 343-7756 July 19, 1'�72 k'rank CistuZLi, Chairman Plannin� Commission of the �ity o£ Burlin�ame 501 Pri�nrose P.oad �urlin�;ame, Ca?ifor.nia 94010 Dear Mr, Cistulli: It is becomin� more evident evPry day that without adequate narking, a husi�ness �r profession can not long exist, This condition is particularly true of the eastern end oF Rroadway Ave�ue, between t�� railroad trac?cs anc3 the freeway overpass, and from Broadway to Cadillac 'aay on ��rolan �venue. Most businesses in this area do not provide any narki�� or their customers. Or, if they ��o, it is hi�hly inadequate. Therefore, many of their customers are usi�� our hosnital parkins� facilities. It is becomi�� so ridiculous that much of the time our own clients cannot rind par?cing �lac�s on our nremises. ��1e have tri�d Fosting signs saying " i�o narkin,� except for cti�nts using the h�snital ", but this has helped very litt?e. ��le have a large paskins� facility for our hospital use but it cannot handle other par'�cing nroblerns, Therefore, we woul_d like �o go on recoru� as beinr against a Ladies Ready-to-'Jear Store in an M-1 district unless they can n.rovide arnple par'�.i��g �or th�ir customers noTJ� and in the future, Very tr. ;zly ,yours , � ,,y� ��. �/ � , A,IY, Gaffin,�,V,M, A�i � : akw � -__. �____._.�,. _ _ , _ .�_.-__... - � �� ° 7 y� 1 y � ,� ��% � _� GENERAL TIRE PENINSULA GENERAL TIRE CO., INC. 1047 Broadway + Burlingame, Calif. Phone DI 3-3666 July 6, 1972 To whom it may concern: We are contemplatin renting a small area i-"HAs `r_' �r-� consisting of �,,'o fices to Mrs. Small for i/�4G-��i a show display room. LS Sincerely yours, � ,.- �, �`� ,: � . � � r�.t,�� i 1 �: �.�" ��", � ii�: f � � Louis M. Segal President LMS/bgt GENERAL'S FINEST LUXURY TIRE...Goes a Long Way to Make Friends �-s� �,> n ,�, � � _� i� � t�. �� ,:>,,,. � ��,��'� ,2.��-9M ' ' CITY OF BURLINGAME ' � DEPOSIT RECEIPT Burlingame, California_ __ _ ______ ____z �______....__.._.__..._.., 197..�. TO THE CITY TREASTJRL�: �J . , Paid by_... �ti�-•_- ---._.. -•-----•�-s�:�.��h�:t*:=�� for (detail fully)---�_C .��%------��-�--------••-------------- -----------------•-•---•---•-•---- --------•---•----------•--•-----•--•-•-•-----•---•--•-•---•-----•--••-------- ----------------------------••-----------------•---•--•--•--...-•-- .----..---.��.� � - �� ...................... , City Clerk BY-------------- �--=-- 7��----------------.-------.. 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DESCRIPTION QUAN. 4 5 .� � AMOUNT �ti\ ic � Rec �i �\`�' Cusro � 8y� �'� Order No KEEP 7HI5 SLIP FOR REFERENC � 5F{ 24 Redif�rm _ e 1047 Broaaway Special Permit 7/24/27 Item 11: SP�CIAL PERIti�IT for District at corner Rhoda Small. a Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store in an �4-1 of Carolan and I3roadway by sublessee The City Planner recommencls this application be continued or clenied because the application is irregular and incomplete: 1. Additional data is needed..."to assure t�ie fullest practicable presentation of facts for the record." 2. The property o�aner has not signed the application or davit to evidence support for the Special Permit. 3. The diagram does not clearly show the extent of the building area: If the garaUe is included or how the floor area is to be used; Lease time period. an affi- land and second 4. The parent lessee was given a new street address prior to city council approval for a retail establishment at this location. 5. O��rner's plan to use the rest of tlie building is ambiouous. Other Concerns: The proposed store is a major change in use that causes the building to come c�ithin parking reQuirements. The code requires two off-street parking spaces: There are no designated off-street parking spaces. � This corner location ias no on-street par�ing spaces. The Broadway-Carolan intersection is already faced with traffic con{licts and con�;estion. Broadway functions like a freeway entrance road. Left turn movements to and from Carolan Avenue are unregulated and dangerous. Redesign of Broadway is needed to increase capacity and improve safety. The existing side- walk on the south side is substandard. An automatic.carwas}i has been approved for 600 feet alono the south side of Carolan Avenue. One purpose of the '�I-1 district regulations is..."to prohibit uses, buildings and structures which are incompatible Urith the in- tended character of the district." Signs, hours of operation, length of lease. Retail sales is an F-2 occupancy proposed in the same building with a repair darage that is an E-4 occupancy. The structure is Type VN (ztiTood frame sprinklered) located in Fire Zone II. Reclassification from A4-1 to C-2 has been recommended to the pro- perty owner. Conditions: The proposed establishr�ent must have one-hour separation from repair garage and a fire extinguisher must be installed. O�f-street parking will be required for any use of the second area except storage. the floor Future participation in a Broaclway Parking District in the event that W�IS:' one is established within the next five ears. ; • 1047 Broadway � , (1198 Carolan) / Special Permit 7/24/72 ,' _ _ _- � I x . � 3 Q 0 � co / , � � � � r' 1 � , ' u � . � Q r 0 ! ?��. ! � BuRL1Nc:;RM� RN�MA� Nos�I�rRL PI�RMiN� __ -- -- No ��?RKIti1C� __. CAROLAN f?UE �c RS,cN ?/isf7z . = � ' . � . . a�'`!� , � _ �-�7» r �'�'� � l ��' � �� t?� ' � . ; , . 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' . � "� / , V � � -'/�� . �.� ,� �' / � , �� ? .�Z� ,� u�i Q.�P__ �t�� /�L --�'�� ' -�� — --- - _-- -- RHODA_SMALl---692.1 � � � �= _ x 829 PINON AVENUE C�, ��ti�� .--- —_-__.__--�------------------ -- ----. .-- � ---�-c.tS--v�2U ��i_.__._ -- Lr ^� �1LLBRAE, CA. 94030 � ._ __ . ._ _ . . ._. _ .. ... .. _. _ - ---- � -1�� CC---- ''%`��'��%-- - - , . _�:C �� ; y f � . - � � � < <. ,- , GEF3EFiAl ��+ �� EP��i`��, T��E C�.� I��. e'R�'. . .: . , . � TIRE 1047 Broadway + Burlingame, Calif. - • � Phone DI 3-3666 July 6, 1972 � � . �^ � To whom it may concern: We are contempla�ting renting a small area consisting of two„offices to Mrs. Small for �/��Ls' a show display room. iS � Siricerely yours, . � �',i � �.�'�, �,/ �<� f ,� �� ' . . . . ' � . Louis M. Segal President e . - LMS/bgt r _ � . �,.t , ; . =� i'�, . � : .� 4 . ��, .A�� GENERAL'S f1NEST LUXURY TIRE...Goes a Long LVay to �lake Frrends ''''�: '�_'=` � � ;:: _ - ��`i/' , , . . 0 STATE OF CALIFOFti�TIA COUNTY Or SAA3 NIATEO Herbert i:. ��1hit�, being duly sworn deposes and says: That he is City Clerk of the City of Burlingame; that on the 0 13th day oT Julv, 1972 , he deposited in the United States Pos�t Oifice at Burlingame, California, with postage thereon prepaid, Notices of Hearing of Petition for special permit for retail stor�e by► RhQda 4na�1 appertaining to the property designated as 1047 Broadway • a copy of which notice is attached hereto and made a part hereof; that the said notices were thus mailed to all of the property owners above mentioned, and to each and every person naned in the petition on file herein, reference is hereby made and herein incorporat�d as if the same were set forth in full. Dated : Tu1�13.r. 7 977 �� -� �Herbert K. White, City Clerk Witnessed : �4:.�F�:,v�u��_� �� . i . ' • U,k�P C�i�� af ��trii�t��zzzte SAN MATEO COUNTY CITY HALL- 501 PRIMROSE ROAD BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA 94010 TEL:(415) 342-8931 NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL PERMIT NOTICE IS I�REBY GIVEN, that Monday the 24th day of July, 1972, at the hour of 8:00 P.M., in the City Hall Council Chambers, 501 Primrose Road, Burlingame, California, the Planning Cammission of the City of Burlingame will conduct a public hearing on the application for special permit for a Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store in an M-1 District at 1047 Broadway by Rhoda Small. At the time of the hearing all persons interested will be heard. For further particulars, a reference is made to the Office of the City Clerk. Herbert K. White City Clerk Dated: July 13, 1972 , Don�ld fi`. and N. L. Tateosian `'" y05 Hillsborough Boul evard " 'Hillsborough, Calif. A, H. and Helen J. Gaffin 1041 Broadway � Oscar F. and E. Person 1025 Cadillac Way Burlingame Shore Land Company 1025 Cadillac Way Lativad, Inc. Alcoa Building, Suite 745 i Maritime Plaza San Francisco, Calif. Saga Enterprises 1 Saga Lane Menlo Park, California Alexander D�onan 399 Desert Lakes Drive Palm Springs, Calif. Warcl Stoopes 1155 California Drive Dorothy Orack 24 Engle Road . San Mateo, Calif. Morris anc] Morris K. Daley 1145 California Drive John and Verda Gar%o _ 73 Chestnut Street� San Carlos Birkslund "and Tillie Hansen 1312 De Soto Avenue Wilma Rucker et al 1532 Balboa Way A. H. and Margaret Dittmann Wells Fargo Bank RPM 4-47280 464 California Street � San Francisco Frances W. Biscay 49 No. San Mateo Drive San Mateo - Antonio and Maddalena Zaro 312 Railroad Avenue S. San Francisco � � Title Insurance and Trust Co. 333 I�,arshall Street Redwood Ci ty, Ca li f. Paul J. and F. C. Constantino 1352 Broadway � Victor and Ida M. Tibbetts 1544 Cypress Avenue Industrial Realty Company 1425 Broadway, �n. 22 Robert G. and M. E. Burger 275 Kingston Hill Way Los Gatos Dale Whitt and Marc Rochette 1213 Rollins Road Atlantic Richfield Company P. O. Box 3522, Rincon Annex San Francisco Edward F. and Belle R. Gorin 1024 La Cuesta Road Hillsborough Nicholas A, ancl Stella P. Crisafi 1060 Broadway Bekins Van and Storage Co. 1451 E1 Camino Real Redwood City, California ,� � `��-�.�. c �, c�-�c ��,�. � '�`�� `t�5�-�-'�1 ��s,�v��.�_ � �; ��>��-j �1_�' -�� _, � � - �� ,\s�_ � �� s �'� � . c � � � �. c��,>_F`,�� -J ZZ'VV1f�� 7-. �, � _�� , r t ' � �;; _ �,:, �;v1,4LL - 692-1639 - 829 PINON AVENUE C"� ��/ MILLBRAE, CA. 94030 ' , � ��"iYI'L-r.C' � . � . �, - % �' � -��, �� -a.�, . . ;� �� , . �� {� �� -P-�t�.�� : � -� �-�-.�� _ � _ � �� e., ��-�-� — � _ �� .�% �_�� , —� � � � � � . / - �� J�� r � -� � "`�e � �� d c�� . • �� -��1� �� .-^�-� � -� -z�. � ��, �� -� �� - �i'� �� v �� , -� �-- -�� .� � � � ;� . � � � � � D - � -�� -� .� � �� . �P � �� / — �`� «_a � �? / � �-- �. �— •�-��% � � c� /� ;� � -- �-�;�-,� - �� ..�a �-��-�P � ,� � '��`'��-��=� '�e�u�, � �-r-e �� -��- =�� -��_ s��`-� - �-G� �o '-u-c.-e. �1�, ��U� � /L �� . � � � ' �� _ � �i'��2 " d�C.l.(� .� / / � � -�� , � � � �� -�� -� � /�� . ��_ , � � � � � �� ,� .�--- ,V C�1� i tfi - /��,u�.� --� �'�� -�--,-;- ��, "�y%"' y' j ��;%,�,"� - . � J t ;, l/ G' -- - --- --} r- --i f----- i � - -1 f � �, � I � � _-t? "-,z%'�F'1% / /Y �'!= y�, -. : c - - - -�� - — ,� 7 — - - - - /� / �.��4r,; -- �� '�� ,,�:�; �, c:1„ ; r �„ G, , , .. � /d � 7 ��ti�z� �� `� / �� / V � / U J � f-- /� � / /�� , , d/ t ° Q�__�_--,�� -- /f� - '��-G r� �'c RHODA SMALL — 692-163 _ � (�..�� 829 PINON AVENUE - -- " _ ` K'�� ►LLBRAE, CA. 94030 --- -- - . — ��c.'�Q'�-�.,s��j � - - - -- �`i /--� U- � - - � � - - - - - '- �� / � r- -.. �. . ��► i t�� i i'�' T�- , � w � '��<.:r. �''r��r.?_., i-�yc/� -I l,/k.Y,'4� < �i1.0 � ,_ � � - -- __-�-%- ---- - � - , s. . �' ,�� ,—�, � �� . . y , , � =�. .. � �.� �� -.; � � � �� 't�. ^ � _�:; `� , i .� � __ � �� I R' i i i �� Y l� �, CUcS l