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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1956-06-18REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD ~IONDAY JUNE 18, 1956 PLACE: TIME: CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG AND INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: MINUTES: CLAIMS:~-~/~ BOY SCOUTS RESOLUTION NO. 2368 GARBAGE & REFUSE DUMP WINSTON MANOR AREA: RESOLUTION NO. 2369 DIVISION OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2, SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR IMPROVEMENT: RESOLUTION NO. 2370 BOND I SSUANCE-SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT: RESOLUTION NO. 2371 COLLECTION OF ASSESS. SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR II/PROVEMENT DI STRICT: RESOLUTION NO. 2372 MUNICIPAL & COUNTY SALES TAX: -~-O 7~ RESOLUTION NO. 2373 HICKEY BLVD. AGREE- MENT WITH STATE: ~1~<-i R~OLUTION NO. 2374 W~ID ABATEMENT:~-~d~' Council Chambers, City Hall 8:0£ p.m. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rozzi at 8:05 p.m. Pledge of allegiance to the flag was recited, after which Mayor Rozzi re- marked that because of the absence of Reverend Rowland Martin of the Burl Buri Community Methodist Church, no invocation would be rendered this evening. Present: G. J. Rozzi, Andrew Rocca, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan Absent: Francis Lucchio Mayor Rozzi asked if there were any errors, omissions or corrections to the minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council held June 4, 1956. There being none, he asked if there was a motion for their approval. Coun- cilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. Mayor Rozzi then asked if there was a motion for approval of the claims for payment. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularll carr±ed, that the claims that had been a~proved for payment be paid. At this time, Councilman Ryan called to the attention of the audience and members of the Council the Boy Scouts present at the meeting, who were attend. lng so that they might attain their Citizenship Merit Badges. He at this time extended an invitation to other scoAts and juveniles of the City to attend the meetings and observe their City Government in action. Mayor Rozzi then proceeded on to the matter of resolutions. City Attorney Lyons explained the first resolution which had been prepared concerning the City's opposition to the establishment and maintenance of a garbage and refus dump on the western limits of the City, after which Councilman Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCIS PROTESTING AND OPPOSING THE ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING OF A GARBAGE AND REFUSE DUMP IN THE AREA IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING THE WESTERN TERRITORIAL LIMITS OF S~ID CITY." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca Cor~esi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution which appeared on the agenda concerning issuance of bonds for the South Canal Street and Mayfair Avenue Improvement District. He remarked that three resolutions had been prepared on the same subject, which followed one another in order. After a brie~ explanation had been given by Mr. Lyons, Councilman Ryan introduced 'A R~SOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHOR- IZI]~ THE DIVISION OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2, SOUTH CANAL STREET AND MAYFAIR AVENUE IMP.~OVEMENT DISTRICT." Roll call vote ~as as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozz Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution concerning the same subject matter which, in this case, determined the unpaid assessments in the district and providing for the issuance of bonds. After the brief explanatio Councilman Ryan introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUT_H SAN FRANCISCO DETERMINING THE UNPAID ASSESSMENTS AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISS-$ANCE OF BONDS." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Coancilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The 2ext resolution, as explained by the City Attorney, concerned the desig- nation of the City Treasurer as the official to collect the assessment monies to be paid by the property owners. After the brief explanation, Councilman Cor~esi introduced a "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DESIGNATING THE TREASURER OF SAID CITY AS THE OFFICIAL TO COL- LECT AND RECEIVE THE ASSESSMENT MONEYS ?0 BE PAID BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS IN CONNECTION WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOUT~ CANAL STREET AND MAYFAIR AVENUE." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cc~tesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The next resolution for Council attention as explained by the City Attorney concerned the City's opposition to the enactment of a municipal sales tax. After brief explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Rocca introduced 'A 1.1ESOLb~rION OF THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSINI THE ENACTMENT OF A MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY SALES TAX ORDINANCE." Roll call vot~ was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryano Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution for Council attention~ after which, Councilmen :Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A COOPERATIV! AGREEMENT BETWEEN SAID CITY AND JOINT H~GHWAY DISTRICT NO. 10 OF THE STATE O! CALIFORNIA, AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROVIDING FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF HICKEY BOULEVARD AS A PUBLIC STREET BY SAID CITY, AND PROVIDING THAT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SHALL BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ALL AGREEMENTS HERETOFORE ENTERED INTO BETWEEN SAID CITY AND SAID HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO. 10 RELATIVE TO THE RESURFACING OF HICKEY BOULEVARD AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS AT HICKEY BOULEVARD AND HILTON AVENUE IN SAID CITY." Roll call vot~ was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The resolution concerning weed abatmmen~ was then explained by the City Atto~ after which Councilmen Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF TKE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DECLARING WEEDS, RUBBISH, REFUSE, AND DIRT UPON PARCELS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND FIXING TI~ ROLL CALL: MINUTES: CLAIMS:~-O/~ BOY SCOUTS: .~/ RESOLUTION NO. 2368 GARBAGE & REFUSE DUMP WINSTON MANOR AREA: RESOLUTION NO. 2369 DIVISION OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2, SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR IMPROVEMENT: RESOLUTION NO. 2370 BOND I SSUANCE-SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT: RESOLUTION NO. 2371 COLLECTION OF ASSESS. SOUTH CANAL & MAYFAIR IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT: RESOLUTION NO. 2372 MUNICIPAL & COUNTY SALES TAX: 5'0 7ff RESOLUTION NO. 2373 HICKEY BLVD. AGREE- MEET WITH STATE: ~l,~'l RR~OLUTION NO. 2374 WED ABATEMENT:~-Od~' Present: G. J. Rozzi, Andrew Rocca, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan Absent: Francis Lucchio Mayor Rozzi asked if there were any errors, omissions or corrections to the minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council held June 4, 1956. There being none, he asked if there was a motion for their approval. Coun- cilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. Mayor Rozzi then asked if there was a motion for approval of the claims for payment. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularl carried, that the claims that had been approved for payment be paid. At this time, Councilman Ryan called to the attention of the audience and members of the Council the Boy Scouts present at the meeting, who were atten, ing so that they might attain their Citizenship Merit Badges. He at this time extended an invitation to other scouts and juveniles of the City to attend the meetings and observe their City Government in action. Mayor Rozzi then proceeded on to the matter of resolutions. City Attorney Lyons explained the first resolution which had been prepared concerning the Cityts opposition to the establishment and maintenance of a garbage and refu~ dump on the western limits of the City, after which Councilman Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCI PROTESTING AND OPPOSING THE ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING OF A GARBAGE AND REFUSE DUMP IN THE AREA IMMEDIATELY ADJOINING THE WESTERN TERRITORIAL LIMITS OF SAID CITY." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocc Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution which appeared on the agenda concerning issuance of bonds for the South Canal Street and Mayfair Avenue Improvement District. He remarked that three resolutions had been prepared on the same subject, which followed one another in order. After a brief explanation had been given by Mr. Lyons, Councilman Ryan introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHOR- IZING THE DIVISION OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2, SOUTH CANAL STREET AND MAYFAIR AVENU IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Roz Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution concerning the same subject matter which, in this case, determined the unpaid assessments in the district and providing for the issuance of bonds. After the brief explanati Councilman Ryan introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DETERMINING THE UNPAID ASSESSMENTS AND PROVIDING FOR TH~ ISSUANCE OF BONDS." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Coancilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The next resolution, as explained by the City Attorney, concerned the desig- nation of the City Treasurer as the official to collect the assessment monie to be paid by the property owners. After the brief explanation, Councilman Cortesi introduced a "RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DESIGNATING THE TREASURER OF SAID CITY AS THE OFFICIAL TO COL- LECT AND RECEIVE THE ASSESSMENT MONEYS TO BE PAID BY THE PROPERTY OWNERS IN .CONNECTION WITH THE IMPROVEMENT OF SOUTH CANAL STREET AND MAYFAIR AVENUE." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Ccrtesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The next resolution for Council attention as explained by the City Attorney concerned the City's opposition to the enactment of a municipal sales tax. After brief explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Rocca introduced "A RBS~LlfrlON OF THE CITY OOUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSI! THE ENACTMENT OF A MUNICIPAL AND COUNTY SALES TAX ORDINANCE." Roll call vol was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. City Attorney Lyons then explained the next resolution for Council attentim after which, Councilmen ~Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIl OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A COOPERATII AGREEMENT BETWEEN SAID CITY AND JOINT HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO. 10 OF THE STATE CALIFORNIA, AND THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA PROVIDING FOR THE ACCEPTANCE OF HICEEY BOULEVARD AS A PUBLIC STREET BY SAID CITY, AND PROVIDING THAT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SHALL BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF ALL AGREEMENTS HERETOFORI ENTERED INTO BETWEEN SAID CITY AND SAID HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO. 10 RELATIVE TO THE RESURFACING OF HICKEY BOULEVARD AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS AT HICKEY BOULEVARD AND HILTON AVENUE IN SAID CITY." Roll call was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi~Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. The resolution concerning weed abatement was then explained by the City Att, after which Councilmen Cortesi introdUced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO DECLARING WEEDS, RUBBISH, REFUSE, AND DIRT UPON PARCELS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY TO BE A PUBLIC NUISANCE AND FIXIN~ TIi FOR PUBLIC HEARING," RESOLUTION NO. 2375 The next resolution for Council attention concerned the construction and RESURFACING resurfacing of Hickey Boulevard. A brief explanation was given by the City HICKEY BOULEVARD:g~-/ Attorney, after which Councilman Rocca introduced "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PROVIDING THAT SAID CITY SHALL REQUEST JOINT HIGHWAY DISTRICT NO. 10 OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, OR ITS SUCCESSOR, TO CONTRIBUTE ONLY THE ACTUAL COST OF CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCT. ION ENGINEERING FOR THE RESURFACING OF HICKEY BOULEVARD BETWEEN JUNIPERO SERRA BOULEVARD AND EL CAMINO REAL IN SAID CITY." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Council man Lucch~o. RESOLUTION NO. 2376 POLICING HICKEY BOULEVARD OVERPASS: The last resolution for Council attention concerned the City's agreement to police the Hickey Boulevard overpass after its construction. After a brief explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Cortesi introduced "A RESOLUTI. OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PROVIDING THAT SAID CITY SHALL TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO PROVIDE FOR POLICING THE USE OF THE PROPOSED HICKEY BOULEVARD OVERPASS AT THE INTERSECTION OF HICKEY BOULEVARD AND HILTON AVENUE IN SAID CITY." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. SPRUCE AVENUE PLAN LINES:~d~ At this time, City Attorney Lyons remarked it was his understanding that th resolution which appeared on the agenda concerning the Spruce Avenue plan lines was to be held over for further study. Mayor Rozzi remarked that this was correct. McCAHON REZONI NG ORDINANCE 1ST READING The Council then proceeded on to ordinances, taking up first the one eoncer ing the chanwe of rezoning of the McCahon property. After a brief explan- ation by the City Attorney, he remarked that he would appreciate a motion that the detailed reading be waived and that it be introduced by title only Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carrie City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Ryan introduced the ordinance. KIISKI REZONING ORDINANCE 1ST READING:~-/~ 7 City Attorney Lyons remarked that the next ordinance for Council attention at this time was of a similar nature and had to do with the rezoning of the Kiiski property. After a brief explanation by the City Attorney, he remar that he would again appreciate a motion waiving the detailed reading and introducing it by title only. Councilman Rocca so moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried. City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Rocca introduced it. STANDARD BUILDING REZONI NG ORDINANCE 1ST READING: ~-/~ 7 City Attorney Lyons then explained the ordinance prepared concerning the rezoning of property owned by the Standard Building Company, located at the edge of Sunshine Gardens. Again he requested a motion waiving the detailed reading and asking that it be introduced by title only. Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Ryan introduced it. SOUTH CANAL ST. TRUCK ROUTE: ~-/~ 7 At this time, it was stated that the ordinance which appeared on the agenda concerning the South Canal Street truck route was being held over for a report from the office of the Police Chief and the Director of Public Work~ TRAFFIC CONDITIONS BRENTWOOD SHOPPING AREA: _5-/~ The Council then proceeded on to the item of unfinished bu~ ness, taking up first traffic conditions in the Brentwood Shopping area. Director of Public Works Goss gave a brief outline of the meeting which was held in the Police Chief's office, attended by the Brentwood merchants, the Chief of Police, the Captain of Police, and himself. He remarked that certain recommendations had been made and that a meeting was to be held at the site with Mr. Horn, the subdivider. He remarked that a x~l~rt would be ready fox the next Council agenda. MISSION ROAD OUTFALL SEWER BONDS: WATER SHED AREA ANNEXATIONS: The Council then proceeded on to the Mission Road outfall sewer bonds item which appeared as the second item under unfinished business. A communica- tion dated June 4, 1956, had been received from the office of Mr. Charles Ledwith, the auditor, concerning the subject matter. The City Clerk state( that this item was being carried on the agenda so that it would not be losl sight of. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this would be continued on the agenda. No objections were registered. The next item coming to the attention of the City Council was the matter concerning the Planning Commission's recommendation to the City Council fo~ the annexation of the water shed area, as enumerated in their memorandum dated May 25, 1956. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over for further study with the Planning Commiss~ No objections were registered. P-1 DISTRICT (PROFESSIONAL EXECUTIVE, RESEARCH): ~/ The Council then proceeded on to the item of new business, taking up first a Resolution of Intention No. 592, as received from the Planning Commissio! declaring its intent to amend Ordinance Ne. 353 and establish the new zoni~ classification for professional, executive and research district (Prl), recommending such a district. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over, pending recommendation from the Building Inspector's office, with a report to be submitted on the subj~ P. ALLSANDRO VARIANCE APPLICATION: Variance Applic~tion Resolution No. 593, as applied for by P. Allsandro, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be granted for a 12-foot encroachment into required 20-foot rear yard at 1276 Miller Avenue. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted, UCCELLI USE PERMIT: Use Permit Resolution No. 594, as applied for by Andrew and Raymond Uccell: was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be gran' PROPOSED HICKEY BOULEVARD OVERPASS AT 'THE INTERSECTION OF HICKEY BOULEVAf AND HILTON AVENUE IN SAID CITY." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi and Ryan. Absent: Councilman Lucchio. SPRUCE AVENUE PLAN LINES:~Og At this time, City Attorney Lyons remarked it was his understanding that resolution which appeared on the agenda concerning the Spruce Avenue plan lines was to be held over for further study. Mayor Rozzi remarked that this was correct. McCAHON REZONING ORDINANCE 1ST READING KIISKI REZONING ORDINANCE 1ST READING:~-/~ 7 The Council then proceeded on to ordinances, taking up first the one conc ing the change of rezoning of the McCahon property. After a brief explan argon by the City Attorney, he remarked that he would appreciate a motion that the detailed reading be waived and that it be introduced by title on Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carr City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Ryan introduced the ordinance. City Attorney Lyons remarked that the next ordinance for Council attentio at this time was of a similar nature and had to do with the rezoning of t Kiiski property. After a brief explanation by the City Attorney, he rem. that he would again appreciate a motion waiving the detailed reading and introducing it by title only. Councilman Rocca so moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried. City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Rocca introduced it. STANDARD BUILDING REZONI NG ORDINANCE 1ST READING: ~-'/~ 7 City Attorney Lyons then explained the ordinance prepared concerning the rezoning of property owned by the Standard Building Company, located at tl edge of Sunshine Gardens. Again he requested a motion waiving the detail, reading and asking that it be introduced by title only. Councilman Ryan sl moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. City Attorney Lyons then read the title of the ordinance, after which Councilman Ryan introduced it. SOUTH CANAL ST. TRUCK ROUTE: .~'/~ 7 At this time, it was stated that the ordinance which appeared on the agem concerning the South Canal Street truck route was being held over for a report from the office of the Police Chief and the Director of Public Worl TRAFFIC CONDITIONS BRENTWOOD SHOPPING AREA: -~'-/2f~ The Council then proceeded on to the item of unfinished bust ness, taking up first traffic conditions in the Brentwood Shopping area. Director of Public Works Goss gave a brief outline of the meeting which was held in t! Police Chief's office, attended by the Brentwood merchants, the Chief of Police, the Captain of Police, and himself. He remarked that certain recommendations had been made and that a meeting was to be held at the with Mr. Horn, the subdivider. He remarked that a repcrt would be ready f¢ the next Council agenda. MISSION ROAD OUTFALL SEWER BONDS: The Council then proceeded on to the Mission Road outfall sewer bonds iten which appeared as the second item under unfinished business. A communica- tion dated June 4, 1956, had been received from the office of Mr. Charles Ledwith, the auditor, concerning the subject matter. The City Clerk state that this item was being carried on the agenda so that it would not be los sight of. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this would be continued on the agenda. No objections were registered. WATER SHED AREA ANNEXATIONS: ~"~'g The next item coming to the attention of the City Council was the matter concerning the Planning Commission's recommendation to the City Council fo the annexation of the water shed area, as enumerated in their memorandum dated May 25, 1956, Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over for further study with the Planning Commiss No objections were registered. P-1 DISTRICT (PROFESSIONAL EXECUTIVE, RESEARCH): ~>~"/ The Council then proceeded on to the item of new business, taking up first a Resolution of Intention No. 592, as received from the Planning Commissio declaring its intent to amend Ordinance Ne. 353 and establish the new zoni classification for professional, executive and research district (Pr1), recommending such a district. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over, pending recommendation from the Building Inspector's office, with a report to be submitted on the subj. P. ALLSANDRO VARIANCE APPLICATION: UCCELLI USE PEP. l/IT: Variance Applic~tion Resolution No. 593, as applied for by P. Allsandro, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be granted for a 12-foot encroachment into required 20-foot rear yard at 1276 Miller Avenue. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted, Use Permit Resolution No. 594, as applied for by Andrew and Raymond Uccel1: was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be gran: to erect four retail stores at the northwest corner of Mission Road and Holly Avenue. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, he would like to refer this to the office of the Building Inspector to ascert; whether there is adequate parkia~ space~ with a report to be submitted f~r the next Council meeting. ~o objectiens were registered. HAWLEY ENTERPRISES USE PERMIT GENERAL PETROLEUM USE PERMIT: CAVALI ERI USE PERMIT: ~,~0~'0 ELECTRICAL Pl~ODUCTS USE PERMIT: ESERINI RESIGNATION: P- ooo GRAND & EUCALYPTUS SCHOOL CROSSING: ~-/~3 FRANCISCO TERRACE OPEN MANHOLE CURB & GUTTE~t: ~0 0 COMPLETION OF EL CAMINO REAL CITY AND COUNTY SALES TAX: ~O 7~ T.V. RELAY STATION: ~-/~-~ Use Permit Resolution No. 595, as applied for by Hawley Enterprises, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be granted to construct a mill type building for light metal prefabrication at 136 South Maple Avenue. Councilman Cortesi moved, seconded by Council- man Rocca and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. Use Permit Resolution No. 596~ as applied for by the General Petroleum Corporation, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be granted for two free-standing signs; one neonized non-flashi on Arroyo Drive and one plain sign illuminated by reflector lights on Arroyo Drive southwest corner and Camaritas Avenue, subject to the con- dition imposed that the two signs be reversed and that the floodlights on the poles be shielded to divert light from the residential area. Councilm Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried, that th recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted with the impositions regarding the signs. Councilman Ryan abstained from voting because of conflict of interest. Use Permit Resolution No. 597, as applied for by Eugene and Aremina Cavalieri, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be denied to construct a second dwelling on the rear of the lot at 769 Miller Avenue facing 4th Lane. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, he would like to hold this matter over for further stu by the Building Inspector's office and the Planning Commission. No object ions were registered. Use Permit Resolution No. 598, as applied for by Electrical Products Corp- oration, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that per- mission be denied to erect a double-faced horizontal sign 2'-11~" high by 7'-10½" long reading "Bank of America' at the northwest corner of E1Camin Real and Arroyo Drive, inasmuch as this type of sign advertising would start a bad precedent because existing sign is advertising a specific area Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carrie that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted and permiss be denied. Communication dated June 11, 1956, was received from Mr. Frank J. Eserini, requesting that he be relieved of his duties as a member of the Personnel Board. Councilman Rocca remarked that he understood that due to the nature of Mr. Eserini's work, it was inconvenient for him to attend the many meetings and moved that the resignation be accepted, but extended the Council*s appreciation and commendations for the work which he has done. Councilman Ryan seconded the motion, extending his commendations to Mr. Eserini as well. Mayor Rozzi remarked that a certificate of merit by resolution should be prepared and instructed the City Attorney to carry ou this function. Councilman Rocca added to his motion that a resolution be prepared with a certificate of merit to be sent to Mr. Eserini. Councilma Ryan seconded the amendment as made, after which, motion as made, seconded amended was regularly carried. Communication dated May 27, 1956, was received from the City Park Improve~ Club requesting that measures be taken, other than those already taken by the Police Chief, concerning the school crossing at Grand and Eucalyptus Avenues. It was suggested by the Improvement Club that a part time office be employed. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, the matter would be referred to the office of the Police Chief for a study to be made, with the request that a report be submitted to the Council for the next meeting. Police Chief Belloni remarked that inasmuch as school was no longer in session, the report could be submitted for the September meeting. Mayor Rozzi requested that the Police Chief send a letter to thc City Park Improvement concerning the subject matter. Communications dated June 7, 1956, were received from the Francisco Terrac Improvement Club, requesting information concerning what corrective steps were to be taken regarding the storm drain facilities from the high school as well as whet~er or not the State would be allowed to continue the open top manhole at Francisco Terrace. It was also suggested that the cost fo~ a curb and gutter on E1C~mino Real be borne by the State. In their secor letter, they asked if the City would Pequest that E1Camino Real be finis~ within the City limits as is now being done in other Peninsula communitie~ to the south. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, the~ letters would be referred to the Director of Public Works. Mr. Goss brie~ outlined the method by which he was going to handle the situation, with letters directed to the school authorities and the State authorities as w~ The communication concerning the request of Francisco Terrace that E1Cam~ Real be finished within the City limits as was now being done by other cities was referred by Mayor Rozzi to the City Attorney for the preparati~ of the necessary resolution to be forwarded to the State requesting this work. Communication dated May 25, 1956, was received from the Central Labor Council advising the City of a unamimOusly adopted motion by the Group au~ orizing its officers to take all legal steps opposing any City or County sales tax presently being considered and requesting that the City Council vote against instituting such a sales tax within the City. A similar request was received from the Manufacturers Association of San Mateo Coun~ in their letter dated June 12, 1956. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, these communications would be accepted and placed on file, inasmuch as a resolution had been adopted earlier by the Council on the subject matter. Communication dated June 4~ 1956, was received from the Sunshine Gardens Improvement Club, suggesting that the City sponsor investigative action CAVALI USE PER~IT: ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS USE PERMIT: ~-0~.<-0 ESERINI RESIGNATION GRAND & EUCALYPTUS SCHOOL CROSS I NG: 5-/~? FRANCISCO TERRACE OPEN MANHOLE CURB & GUTTER: ~ 0 COMPLETION OF EL CAMINO REAL ~-/~/ CITY AND COUNTY SALES TAX: --..~'0 7 T.V. RELAY STATION: ~-/5-3 -:~dt'ti0n-imp~se~ that t~ i~O ~ be ~eVers that the floodlights on the poles be shielded to divert light from the residential area. Council Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried, that t recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted with the imposition regarding the signs. Councilman Ryan abstained from voting because of conflict of interest. Use Permit Resolution No. 597, as applied for by Eugene and Aremina Cavalieri, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be denied to construct a second dwelling on the rear of the lo at 769 Miller Avenue facing 4th Lane. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, he would like to hold this matter over for further st by the Building Inspector's office and the Planning Commission. No objec ions were registered. Use Permit Resolution No. 598, as applied for by Electrical Products Corp oration~ was received from the Planning Commission, recommendin~ that per mission be denied to erect a double-faced horizontal sign 2'-11~" high by 7'-10~" long reading "Bank of America' at the northwest corner of E1Cami Real and Arroyo Drive, inasmuch as this type of sign advertising would start a bad precedent because existing sign is advertising a specific are Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carri. that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted and permis: be denied. Co~unication dated June 11, 1956~ was received from Mr. Frank J. Eserini requesting that he be relieved of his duties as a member of the Personnel Board. Councilman Rocca remarked that he understood that due to the nature of Mr. Eserini's work, it was inconvenient for him to attend the many meetings and moved that the resignation be accepted, but extended th~ Council's appreciation and commendations for the work which he has done. Councilman Ryan seconded the motion, extending his commendations to Mr. Eserini as well. Mayor Rozzi remarked that a certificate of merit by resolution should be prepared and instructed the City Attorney to carry o~ this function. Councilman Rocca added to his motion that a resolution be prepared with a certificate of merit to be sent to Mr. Eserini. Councilm~ Ryan seconded the amendment as made, after which, motion as made, seconded amended was regularly carried. Communication dated May 27, 1956, was. received from the City Park Improve~ Club requesting that measures be taken, other than those already taken by the Police Chief, concerning the school crossing at Grand and Eucalyptus Avenues. It was suggested by the Improvement Club that a part time offic~ be employed. ~ayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, the matter would be referred to the office of the Police Chief for a study to be made, with the request that a report be submitted to the Council for the next meeting. Police Chief Belloni remarked that inasmuch as school was no longer in session, the report could be submitted for the September meeting. Mayor Rozzi requested that the Police Chief send a letter to tht City Park Improvement concerning the subject matter. Communications dated June 7, 1956, were received from the Francisco Terra¢ Improvement Club, requesting information concerning what corrective steps were to be taken regarding the storm drain facilities from the high school as well as whether or not the State would be allowed to continue the open top manhole at Francisco Terrace. It was also suggested that the cost fo~ a curb and gutter on E1C~mino Real be borne by the State. In their seco~ letter, they asked if the City would request that E1Camino Real be finis1 within the City limits as is now being done in other Peninsula communitie~ to the south. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, thcs letters would be referred to the Director of Public Works. Mr. Goss briet outlined the method by which he was going to handle the situation, with letters directed to the school authorities and the State authorities as we The communication concerning the request of Francisco Terrace that E1Cam~ Real be finished within the City limits as was now being done by other cities was referred by Mayor Rozzi to the City Attorney for the preparati¢ of the necessary resolution to be forwarded to the State requesting this work. Communication dated May 25, 1956, was received from the Central Labor Council advising the City of a unami~Ously adopted motion by the Group aut orizing its officers to take all legal steps opposing any ~ity or County sales tax presently being considered and requesting that the City Council vote against instituting such a sales tax within the City. A similar request was received from the Manufacturers Association of San Marco Count in their letter dated June 12, 1956. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, these communicati6ns would be accepted and placed on file, inasmuch as a resolution had been adopted earlier by the Council on the subject matter. Communication dated June 4, 1956, was received from the Sunshine Gardens Improvement Club, suggesting that the City sponsor investigative action on the possibility of a television relay station for South San Francisco to improve reception. Discussion followed concerning the subject matter, aft which Councilman Ryan remarked that if there were no objections from the Council~ he would be willing to act as the representative of the CounCil T.V. RELAY STATION (Cont'd) GARDEN REFUSE PIcKuP SERVICE:Q-~? TRAFFIC HAZARD DEL MONTE & SAN FELIPE: ~-0~O ARROYO & VERANO STOP SIGN REQUEST: ORANGE AVE. & B ST. STREET SIGN REQUEST: FIREWORKS STAND PERMIT REQUEST:.~Oq/ PUBLIC UTILITIES COl/MISSION FARE INCREASES, HEARINGS: OFFICER CRUISE COMMENDATION: ~-/ ANIMAL SHELTER:~--~-O WINSTON MANOR NO. 1 SEWER DEFICIENCIES: ogo RECESS: --- regarding this matter and requested that if there was anyone interested in it, they should get in touch with him, and that if no interest was expressed he would allow the matter to drop. Cor~unicmtion dated June 9, 1956, was received from Marlo Giovannini, sub- mitsing a bid for the work of picking up all garden refuse in the City. A brSef discussion followed, after which NayorRozzi remarked that if there were no objections, he would like to hold this matter over for further study No objections were registered. Connunication dated June 11, 1956, was received from Mrs. Edda Powell, sug- gearing the installation of four-way arterial stop signs in place of the "Y~el~' signs presently installed at that location. Mayor Rozzi remarked th&~ if there were no objections, this aatter would be referred to the PoLice Chief for his solution, with a report to be submitted. Connunication was received from Ernest ~ahors requesting the installation of an arterial stop sign at the corner of Arroyo and Verano Drives. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this would also be referred to ~he Police Chief for a report to be submitted. No objections were reg- istered. Connunication dated June 5, 1956, was received from the South San Francisco Un~fied School District requesting per~ission to install a street sign on the west corner of Orange Avenue and B Street indicating the high school district office. This request carried the approval of the Police C~ef and DireCtor of Public Works. Couacilman ~yan moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Police C~ef and Director of Public Works be accepted. Communication dated June 11, 1956, was received from George Rusake request- ing permission to operate a fireworks stand at the southwest corner of E1Camino Real and Arroyo Drive. A recommendation had been received from the FireChief dated June 14, 1956, recemmending the denial of requests of th~s nature as they are hard to control and require too much policing. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, tha~ the recommendation of the Fire Chief be accepted and the request be den:ted. No~ice dated June 11, 1956, was received from Gerald H. Trautman, giving no~ice that the Pacific Greyhound Lines had filed an application with the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California for authority to incmease its passenger fares for intrastate travel within the State. Also received was Notice of Hearing from the Public Utilities Commission of the Stace of California concerning the request for authority to increase fares by Transcontinental Bus System, Inc., Continental Pacific Lines and Pacific Greyhound Lines. Also received was a ~otice of Application by the Peninsula Bus Lines concerning increased fares. Mayor Rozzi asked if these were not governed by the Public Utilities Commission, to which City Attorney Lyons remarked that this was correct. Mayor Rozzi then moved, seconded by Coun- cilman Rocca and regularly carried~ thit the notices as received be accepted and Placed on file. Communication dated June 3, 1956, was received from Conrad Keyes, commending Officer Gerald Cruise for the prompt action taken by him regarding a recent complaint concerning an unsightly street sign. Councilman Ryan moved that the communication be accepted and placed on file, and to it be added the commendations of the Council members. Councilman Rocca seconded the motion, which was regularly carried. In~er-office memorandum dated June 12, 1956, was received from the Director of Public Works concerning the bids received for the construction of the an~mal shelter, with a recommendation that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, Petersen & Bacon Construction Company. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the contract be awarded to Petersen & Bacon as the low bidder. In~er-office memorandum dated June 13, 1956, was received from the Director of Public Works concerning the sewer deficiencies in Winston Manor #1, and the study made concerning the problem, with which he submitted cost estimate sewer flow analysis and a plan for the construction of sewer lines which would by-pass the defective sewers. Accompanying the memorandum was a com- munication from the law offices of Antonio J. Gaudio concerning the same subject matter. Mayor Rozzi remarked that before discussing the matter, if there were no objections, he would like to refer it to the City Attorney an¢ Director of Public Works Goss to make certain that the bond was not allowed to expire, also to investigate with the Winston Manor Home Owners Associa- tion~the propesal. A lengthy discussion followed, at which time Director of Public Works Goss explained the details of his memorandum. Also speaking at this time was Mr. Antonio Gaudio in behalf of the Winston Eanor Home Owners Association, the organization he represented in the matter. Also taking part in the discussion were the members of the City Council and the City Attorney. A recess was declared at 9:30 p.m. and the meeting was recalled to order at 9:44 p.m. The meeting being recalled to order, Mayor Rozzi remarked that during the recess, he had spoken to the various parties concerned, including Mr. Gaudic and Mr. Lyons, as well as the members of the Winston Manor Home Owners Association and that Mr. Lyons had agreed that if it were agreeable to Mr. Ga'~dio and the Association, he and Mr. Gaudio would work out some sort of an agreement to discuss the possible recourse the residents of Winston Manoz might have with Mr. Stoneson. Further discussion followed, after which Mr. Goss suggested the Council pass a ~otion declaring the sewers deficient ami calling the bond in. WINSTON MANOR NO. 1 SEWER DEFICIENCIES: (Cont'd) WORDING OF MOTION: MAYFAIR AVENUE BRInOE: TWELVE MILE CREEK REALIGNMENT.:~-~ / PONDEROSA ROAD BLOCK BOOK PAYMENT: MONTHLY REPORTS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS:~ Further discussion followed, at which t~me, City Attorney Lyons stated that it was not necessary to do so at this t~me unless the Council wished the engineer to go on record, stating that ~he sewers are deficient and it would be proper procedure to notify Mr. Stoneson of the deficiency and to correct : He fUrther remarked that the City did not have any power to call in the bond no~'. He suggested that the City accept the report of the engineer concerninl the deficiency and that he be instructed to give him the details of the defi~ ie~cy so that he could call it to the a~tention of Mr. Stoneson and order the~ or request them to correct it and Let them know that the City, if Stoneson did not correct it, would hold the bond. Councilman Cortesi stated that he would make thts in the form of a motion, to which Councilman Rocca stated that he would lecond it. The City Clerk then requested that this be wor~ed into a motion. City Attorney Lyons worded the motion as follows: Be it moved that the report of the Director of Public Works, Stating that the Winston Manor NoA sanitary sewage system is still deficient, be accepted: and that the Stoneson people be requested to eliminate all defects by the 10th of July~ 1956, or in lieu thereof ~o give the City assurance that the defects will be eliminated. Be it further moved that if the Stoneson people do not eliminate the defective situation or give such assurance that they will, they be informed that the City will do so at their expense and hold thor or hold their bond man accountable. The assurance would be in the form of a letter to the Council guaranteeing in writing or a separate contract and that the bond should be extended to cover the period required to perform the work. Councilman Cortesi then so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. City Attorney Lyons remarked that his report would be submitted for the meeting of July 2~ 1956. A brief discussion followed concerning the City's reimbursement for the expenses incurred in taking care of the deficient sewers, after which Mayor Rozzi instructed the Director of Public Works to follow through on the matter. Inter-office memorandum dated June 5, 1956, was received from the Director of Public Works recommending that a bridge be constructed on Mayfair Avenue adjacent to Spruce Avenue~ in connection with the Mayfair Avenue and South Canal Street improvement project and that the contract be awarded to the low bidder, S & q Construction Company. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be held over for further study. Inter-office memorandum dated May 30, 1956, was received from the secretary of the Recreation Commission, together with a communication dated May 31, 195~, from W. H. Bahr, Chairman of the Greens and Grounds Committee of the California Golf Club, along with a memorandum dated June 1, 1956, from the Director of Public Works, all of which concerned construction of a concrete culvert in a section of the Twelve Mile Creek adjacent to the Buri Burl playground. It was the recommendation of the Recreation Commission that the plans for the proposed channel improvements and realignment as shown on the map prepared by Wilsey & Ham be approved and that an easement be gra~ted to the California Golf Club so l:hat the gunite culvert section could be placed in the creek and the proposed plan put into effect providing that all engineering and legal aspects were approved and the California Golf Clu'~ submitted plans as prepared, requesting a non-revocable easement for the length of the proposed culvert. Director of Public Works Goss recommend~ that the plans as submitted be approved and that the work be done at no expense to the City, also that the Golf Club be granted an easement to the property necessary to construct and maintain the culvert. Mayor Rozzi remarked that he would like a report from the Director of Public Works and Sup';. of Parks & Recreation Mattison. Mr. Mattison remarked that he had studied the plan completely and recommer:ded to the Commission that it be approved as submitted. Mr. Goss also remarked that he had checked it over and also recommended the construction of the culvert. Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried, that the recommendatio~ as s'~bmitted be approved. Com~'~nication dated June 4, 1956, was received from Mr. Remi J. Muyllaert req'~esting information as to the status of Ponderosa Road in relation to his property. Accompanying his letter was a reply to Mr. Muyllaert from Director of Public Works Goss dated June 12, 1956, explaining to him the relationship of the property to Ponderosa Road. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if ~nere were no objections, the communications as received would be accepted and placed on file. No objections were registered. Inter-office memorandum dated June 12, 1956, Was received from Director of Public Works Goss recommending payment ~o Mr. Charles Randlett in the amount of $2~321.50 for work done on the City's block books. Councilman Rocca moved~ seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried that the recommenda- tion of Mr. Goss be accepted and that the City pay the sum of $2~321.50 to Mr. ~andlett for his work. Monthly reports were received for the month of May, 1956~ from the follow- ing departments: Building Inspector Police Department Fire Department Library Also received was the monthly report from the County Health Department for the ~nth of April, 1956. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, the reports as submitted wocld be accepted and placed on file. Not~ces were received from the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control concerning applications for alcoholic beverage licenses as made. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, these would likewise be accepted and placed on file. No objections were registered. GOOD AND WELFARE: ROSETTI COMPLAINT: ~ C~ CROSSING GUARDS HICKEY BOULEVARD: ~/ KELT I NG COMM .NDATION: MAZZANTI HEARING HOTHOUSES: A DJO URNME NT: Mayor Rozzi then asked if any of the Coancil members had anything they wished to offer under Good and Welfare. None was received. He then asked if anyone in the audience had something they wished to bring up at thLs time. Mrs. Josephine Rosetti, present in the audience, remarked on ~he building which was being built near her home which would, as a result, shut off light to her dwelling. Lengthy discussion followed, at which time, she stated she had not had time to register the proper pro,est and requested the Council to rescind its action in which a bu:Lding permit was issued. After discussion, Mayor Rozzi asked that the Building Inspector's office make an inspection and survey of the area the following morning and call on Mrs. Rosetti at that time. Mrs. Anita Robertson of Winston Manor requested assistance in the way of crossing guards at Hickey Boulevard for the youngsters who would be atnending the summer session at Winston Manor. This matter was referred to 5he Chief of Police for his attention. Lesser Kelting, resident of Winston Manor, extended his thanks and connendation to the members of the City Council for the action they took th:s evening concerning the sewer problem in Winston Manor as well as the animal shelter which was to be built. At ~his time, Philip Scannall, a member of the City Park Improvement Club, discussed the matter of a public hearing which was to be held on the recent approval of hothouses given to ~r. Mazzanti. Also speaking on the matter was Joe McKneese, Mrs. Irene Lesko and Mrs. Louise Schaef. Discussion followed, at which time, Mayor Rozzi explaim d to those in the audience the man,er in which the request for the construction of the honhouses was given to Mr. Mazzanti. There being no further business, Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the meeting be adjourned. Time of adjournment - 10:45 p.m. APPROVED