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BUfZLINGAME, CALIF'ORNIA
December 17, 1979
CALL TO ORDiR
A regular meeting of the Burlingame City Council was held on
the at,ove date in the City Hall Council Chambers. Meeting was
called to order at 8:06 P.M. by Mayor Irving S. Amstrup.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG
Led by John R. Yost, City Planner.
ROLL CAI,L
COU[3CIL FIEMBERS PRESENT: ANISTRUP,BARTON,CROSIIY,MANGINI,MARTIN
COUNCIL tiEDffiERS ABSENT: NONE
MINUTES "
The minutes of the special meeting of December 1 and the regular
meeting of December 3, 1979 were approved and adopted.
SOLID WASTE BOARD
Director of Yublic j9orks reported on recent Sacram�nto meeting
of Solid Wastc Board re�Jarding their requirement that City
landfill be covered daily. This would increase City disposal
rates. At this meeting Burlingar�e's case had been removed from
the Commission and sent back to be negotiated between operator
and the County Fiealth Department. He thought there would be a
reasonable solution.
RENTAL TASF FORCE
� rf��yor Amstrup spoke of the discussion of a rental task force
kduring the Council/Planning Comr.0 ssion joint meeting of
( December 1, 1979; and stated it has now been reported by the
Real Estate Board that they are considerinq a like effort. He
t requested City rlanager to contact them and make arrangements £or
fa discussion meeting on the subject.
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H�:ARINGS
1. APPLICATION OF HOL9ARD W. BALL TO SELL USED AUTOMOBILES AT
26 ANITA F0�'1D
Letter of November 15, 1979 from this applicant requested permit
to sell used cars, with four or five cars for retail sales at
this address. He listed references and experience. D?emo of
rlovember 29, 1979 from Services Bureau, Burlingame Police
Department indicated no objection to the operation as described
by Mr. Ball. r;emo of November 21, 1979 from Chief Fire Inspector
also indicated no objection. • _
City Attorney reviewed history of this non-conf.orming commercial
use in an R-3 area, classified as a"public garage," noting it
would be phased out only if it were not used as such for a period
of six months. .
Public hearing was declared opened. Howard Ball announced
his availability for 5uestions. In response to Council questions
he stated that he would operate solely on a wholesale basis,
but needed a re�ail permit to satisfy DhN requirements. There
was no further comaent and public hearing was declared closed.
Councilman Crosby r.�oved this permit be approved, second by
Councilman �fangini, carried on unanimous roll call vote.
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