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Chairman Mitchell presiding.
Present Absent
CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
Burlingame, California
Regular Meeting
April 26, 1951 - 8 P.M.
Others Present
Mitchell Macomber Mayor Kent Atwater
Brown Henderson City Attorney Karmel
Stivers Harris Building Inspector Watson
CARL F. ROEPKE, 1315 Alvarado Avenue, and a small group including Ed McClaran
2723 Easton Drive, Carl Bausch, 2905 Easton Drive and E. C. Fichtner, 133,E Benito, ap-
peared to discuss the continuation of the Junipero Serra Boulevard through Burlingame.
This subject was not on the agenda for this meeting, and there being no quorum of com-
missioners present, it was concluded to hold a Special Meeting, Wednesday, May 16, 1951,
L. J. VETTER, representing WALTER VAN TYNE, owner of the property at 1321
Bayswater Avenue, appeared. This was the subject of a public hearing at the last meet-
ing. In the discussion which ensued Mr. Vetter was informed that it is the consensus
of the Planning Commission that no variance should be granted permitting business on
El Camino Real. Mr. Van Tyne appeared and said that he would like to dispose of the
property for business purposes and urged a variance. In the absence of a quorum at thi:
meeting it was concluded to hold a Special Meeting May 1, 1951.
CLINT S. CARTER, 172 Heather Drive, Atherton, appeared at the meeting. He
stated that he and RAY F. RENA.ULT are the owners of a 2� acre tract of land, Hillside
Circle and Summit Drive, which they wish to resubdivide and annex to the City of
Burlingame. In the discussion which ensued, Mr. Carter was informed that the Planning
Commission would look with favor upon the annexation of the property to the City of
Burlingame, and invited him to submit a subdivision map, which he said will be done in
due course.
There was an informal discussion of an ordinance to limit the height of build-
ings in the city of Burlingame as a public welfare and safety measure. Frank Conti,
Lang Realty Company, was present and said that based on his experience and observations,
he would recommend a height limit not exceeding three stories in a community of the
character of Burlingame. Mayor Kent Atwater was present and said that he would recom-
mend"a limit of six stories which would not exceed the capacity of the equipment of the
Fire Department. There was not a quorum at this meeting and it was concluded that this
subject will be taken up again at the next available opportunity.
Building InspectotoRlon presented plans for a four unit apartment house
building to be constructed n o s 2, 19 and 20 Block 22, Bayshore Service Road, near
Burlingame Avenue. Approved.
Building Inspector Watson presented plans for a four unit apartment house to
be constructed on Lot 5, Block 1, Bayshore and Oak Grove. Approved.
Building Inspector Watson presented plans for a three unit apartment house
to be constructed on Lot 6, Block 1, Burlingame Shore Land Co., Bayshore and Oak Grove.
Approved.
Building Inspector Watson presented plans for a four unit apartment house to
be constructed on Lot 4, Block 1, Burlingame Shore Land Co.,Bayshore and Oak Grove. Ap-
proved.
Meeting adjourned 10:20.
D. A. Stivers, Secretary