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Ordinance No. 344 amendlng 0rdlnance No. 5, seetlons nRtr and rtv?r
wlth referenee to settlng ahead the date for meetlngs of the Clty
Board of Eciuallzatlon v/as given flrst reading. Introductlon by
Councllnan ELves.
Pollce Chief Earper subnitted 11st of proposed changes relatlve toparklng zones such as one hour parklng on South Lane fron CallfornlaDrlve to the yresterly boundary of the Southern Paclflc Conpany;
changes ln certaln arterlals etc. tr[r. Earper was lnstructed to
collaborate wlth City Attorney Karmel and the Street Conolttee to
revlew changes as proposed as sone of the changes nay lnvolvelntra trafflc with nelghboring connunlties.
Denands agai,nst the Clty #4065 to #4L34 Ln'cJ-lrslve were read and
approved and warrants wexe ordered drawn on the Clty Treasury forthelr respective amounts.
The Counell, thereupon, adJourned.
Respect ltted,
ty Clerk.
Approved:
Mayor.
Burllngame, CallfornlaAprl1 1, 1940
A regular meetlng of the City Counell of the Clty of Burllngame
was heLd on the above glven date. The neetlng was calfed togetherat B:00 P.M., Mayor llunt in the Chalr.
Rolf Ca11: Pres ent-CounclLnen Buck, Coleman, Hlves, Ilunt, McDonald.
Absent -Councl1men, None.
The uinutes of the prevlous meeting of March 18, 1940 were approvedas subnltted to tire Council, the reading belng dlspensed with.
The Stale Board of Equallzatlon submitted notlflcatlon ofrron sal-err beer and wlng, also dlstilled splrlts, applieci for byE.A. Mclntosh, 1461-65 BurJ-lngane Avenue; same belng transferedfrom A.C. and Frank Ingham. The notiflcatlon was referred to theClty Attorney for the custonary protest on part of the Councll.
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The hearlngAprll 2, 194
represent th
on pro0at1
e Clty
test of appllcatlon of Joseph Krohn set for
0 A.l[. Pol1ce Chlef Earper was lnstructed to
durlng the temporary absence of the Clty Attorney.
H. Lauder requested tree removal from front of apartment house at
?51 81 Camlno Rea1. It was ordered turned over to the Park Super-lntendent for approval.
The amual report of San Mateo County Chapter, Amerlcan Beo Cross
was read showlng 6223 members with a total collection of $11r6?1.00.The same was ordered recelved and fi1ed.
The Planning Cotrlalsslon submltted approval of amended map of
Subdivlslon #2 of Burungame Shore Land Conpany as presented by
Leadley and L,ead1ey. They also approved rezonlng from llght indus-trlal to flrst resldentlal all real property lndlcated on sald
aroended rDep except the followlng, towlt:
Lots 1-2-5-4-5 ln Block #1r Lots 1 to 16 1n Block #2 andLots 1 and 2 1n Block #Ai all bf whlch lots are to rernalnas 11ght 1ndustr1aI. Thls subdlvlslon is to be lmown as BurllnganeCardens.
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,Owners have agreed to close Rose Road for a space of 120 feetfrom the. property 1lne of the Bayshore Elghway as a safetyneasure ln 1lne rylth, the pollcy advocated. by tfre State tsilhway
Q6mn'l 5sl9n. Owners have also agreed to deeii a flve foot 6aseroentto protect a maln water line for this sectlon already lnsta11edon Rose Road. Tbe result of these changes and also therenumbering of the lots and blocks w111 nee6ssltate reflling andrecordlng of naps as anend.ed. The actlon of the plannlng
Commlssion as set forth was ratifled by the Council. Mol,ion by
Cor:nc11nan Hlves.
Iltith reference to the application of Edith G. Klmba1l to convert
home at- 1525 Burllngame Avenue from first resldentlal to apartnentuse_; the Planning Coumlsslon reported unamlnous dlsapprovil ofapplicatlon due to the hlgh charaeter of the distrlct 1n whlchhone is loeated. The actlon of the Plarudng Commlsslon wassustained on unaninous vote of the CouIrcl1.
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26-27-32 from
sane being remodeled
Tle_Plannlng Comnlsslon voted thelr dlsapproval of the appllcatlonsof Katherlne Rlttman and Joyee Farr to reZone Lots 4 and B,Block 5, Easton #1, to buslness use. The conmission was oi tfreopinlon that Capuchlno was too narrow and that unt1l such time asa sgrvey ls made and also provislon ls nade for a11eys, theappllcatlon be dented. The Counell sustalned the plarurtng
Commisslon 1n action as aforesald.
The Plannlng Cormlsslo4 refemed back all correspondence submi,ttedby ltr.O. Lang and C.H. Bessett to rezone to seeond resldentlal(nermltting duplexes) Trenton Way and portion of Bloomfleld Road,
Oak Grove Manor and. Burllngables Subdlvlslon. These requests v$ereapproved and favorably reported to the Cor:ncil January 25, 1940 andlater referred back for further study. A subsequent meeting washe'ld on February 29, l94O but falled to come to a satisfactoryunderstandlng. At the suggestion of the Connlssion they agreedto neet among themselves 1n an endeavor to flnd a solutlon At aspeclal meeting held on March 14, 1940, however, they reportedlnabi11ty to solve the problern and left the natter to thediscretlon of the Commission for dlsposltlon. The CornrnLssloathen voted to resclnd lts prevlous actlon rmtil such time as thestatus of Block 5 is satlsfactorily dlsposed of. The natter is
now considered closed. as far as the Plannlng Cornmlssion isconcernedi they so reportlng. The actlon of the Plannlng
Commlsslon was sustalned on the unamlnous vote of the Council,all papers, herewith, belng ordereti fl1ed.
Councllman McDonald reported that an lnspection of trees alongthe Southern Pacifj-c rlght-of-way revealed that 186 requiredtrlmning and 96 topplng. The matter was refened to part Super-intendent Anderson to have the work done during the sunner.
A Resolutlon declaring the abatenent of weeds growlng throughoutthe City and. settlng May 16, 1940 as the tlme for hearing piotests
was lntrod.uced by Councilman fllves. The same was duly secondedand carrled.
A Resolutloa, chang i-ng the locatlon ofcoruprlsing State and County Precincts
1365 Broadway to L222 Broadlay becausethrough change of ownershipmaklng sane untenable, was adoptedon vote of the Councll.
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The Clvil Servlce Coumlsslon was authorlzed to call an examLnationfor an ellglble lLst for the employment of addltional laborersto complete part time lvork soon to be undertaken.
Ordinance No. 344, arnendlng Ordinance No. 5 by amending gub-
divl slons ttgrr andtrvn wlth relati-on to the levy of a system of taxassessments, vras given second reading and \.vas adopted on vote ofthe Councl1.
Superlntendent of Public llorks Longson outlined the studysurvey now und.er way fo1, an underpass that would extend irSquare formed by the lnt,ersection of Bellevue Avenue, Lort
of
on
on
a
the
Avenue
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and Californla D
School. Thls p1
Avenue Crosslngs
1y corrnect up wlVl1Ia Park Tract
iive to a poi.nt directly in front of the High
an to pernlt the closing of North Lane and Oak Grove
vrould reclulre a shlft in Carolan Avenue to ultlnate-th Broadway. In order to provlde access to the
, Park Avenue would be extended across the Rall-
onnect up wlth Palm Avenue. Right-of-ways for the
e assumed by the City and work ls to proceed under
e Grants. Mr. Longson reported conferring wlth
and State Elghway Englneers and saw great hopety of securlng Federal funds ln the 1941-43 levy.
these conferences with Slsts, Federal and Railroad
11 complete prellmlnary drawlngs for formal sub-roJect. Longson stated that he has been infornedthat the Southern Paclflc Company are contemplating a new stationat Broadway. This, he inforned the Councll, has retarded thegrantlng of easements for the wldening of East Broadway,
Mayor Hunt reported that the new nDayllght Llmltedrr ls to have a
runnlng sehedule through Burllngame of 30 m11es per hour whlch ls
an assurance of safety on the part of the Rallroad.
Superlntendent of Pub1lc tfiorks Longson reported the start of
sewer proJect about June 9 under W.P.A. whlch wil-1 employ about
50 tren.
Mayor llunt reported connlttee at work studylng the a11ey sltuatlon.
road tracks to c
Southern Pacifi,c
proJect are to b
Federal and Stat
of the posslbili
He w111 conti-nueofficlals and winlssion of the p
Dral.nage problems on Callfornla Drlve between Oak Grove Avenue andU1lIs AVenue attiibutcd to too sma1l a sewer outlet, were referredto Mr. Longson to dndeavor to work out a solutlon on surmer work
as plannedl also the run-off from Clty playground nearby.
John Fiekeisen, representlng the County Eealth Authorlties, di,s-
cussed health problems as handled by various nunlclpalltles
throughout the County. He stated hls department proposed com-pulsory collection of garbage to combat the rat hazard.
The Coune11, thereupon, adJourned.
Respect fuUry su
,Q/
bmitted,
Clty C1erk.
A p p roved:Y
yor.