HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1979-03-07Mayor William A. Borba
Vice Mayor Terry J. Mirri
Council:
Ronald G. Acosta
Emanuele N. Damonte
Roberta Cerri Teglia
MINUTES 52
CITY COUNCIL
W. Orange Avenue Library Auditorium
March 7, 1979
AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
Regular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER
Regu! ar Meeting
7:30 p.m., Mayor Borba presiding.
Council pr'esent: Acosta, Damonte, Mirri,
Teglia, and Ma~or Borba
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Recited
INVOCATION
Invocation given by Reverend Dr. Carl Curtright.
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
PROCLAMATION - REVEREND DR. CARL E.
CURTRIGHT - OUTSTANDING CITIZEN
Mayor Borba read in full and presented the
Proclamation to Reverend Curtright.
Reverend Curtright expressed his gratitude,
wishing that the City would continue to progress
in brotherhood, caring for one another.
AGENDA REVIEW (TF-029)
Notification of City Attorney's
absence
AGENDA REVIEW
City Manager Birkelo announced that the City
Attorney was ill at home and could be reached
by telephone.
Request of Councilwoman Teglia for
Executive Personnel Session at conclu-
sion of the meeting
Communication from Mr. James Keegan
to be entered as 13A and read into
the records
No objections - so ordered
No objections - so ordered
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
2/21/79
CONSENT CALENDAR
Councilwoman Teglia requested that the Minutes
be corrected to show M/S Mirri/Teglia and Council
man Acosta voted "No," Item 12~-78-212/Flore~.
Motion to approve, as corrected
0
Claim as filed by Nick L. M. Elchinof= Motion to deny and refer to the City's insurance
Esq., on behalf of Josefina carrier and to the office of the City Attorney.
Quirindongo, for alleged injuries
sustained in collision with City
vehicle
M/S Acosta/Damonte - Consent Calendar be approve(
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
AGENDA (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
APPROVAL OF BILLS (TF-046)
3. Regular Bills of March 7, !979
APPROVAL OF BILLS 5~
Due to a conflict of interest, Mayor Borba recite¢
the list of bills he w~shed to be deleted.
M/S Borba/Damonte - approved as amended.
~Carried unanimously by voice vote
M/S Acosta/Mirri - deleted claims be approved
Carried by majority voice vote; Mayor Borba
abstained from voting on ~the deleted claims.
CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER
Staff Report 3/7/79 recommending
Council adopt the Ordinance amending
Ord. 449 - classification of Para-
medic/Firefighter (TF-050)
2nd Reading/AdoPtion
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SEC. 6 OF ORD.
449 ADOPTED MARCH 21, 1960, ENTITLED
City Manager Birkelo explained the ordinance whicl
would add the classification of 'Paramedic/Fire-
fighter to the competitive service. He commented
that, as the needs of the service dictate, the
new entry level personnel into the department
could be selected from this list, thereby in-
suring good quality Paramedic service.
"AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN Council discussed the two-year period of service
FRANCISCO RECREATING AND RE-ESTABLISHinG before transferring to firefighter.
A PERSONNEL SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF SO.
SAN FRANCISCO REPEALING ORD. NO. 216
& ALL INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES."
Fire Chief Zylker explained that the two-year
period was the original'requirement and the new
classification did not carry this clause.
Council next discussed the training time and
costs; and within six months, a person would be
eligible for transfer.
(TF-093)
Councilman Acosta stressed his original concept
of entry level of Paramedic-firefighter.
Council further discussed the Staff Report;
two separate lists - one for firefighter and
one for Paramedic; and transfers.
(TF-112)
(TF-152)
Assistant to City Manager ~lilson explained the
transfers under the present Personnel system.
Council next dicussed an on-going training for
all personnel to be trained as Paramedic-fire
fighter. Councilman Acosta stated that there
would be one level of Paramedic-firefighter,
and through attrition, the whole department
would become Paramedic-firefighter; and upon
certification, there would be a different
pay classification.
(TF-175)
Council next discussed transfer privilege among
other departments; and one entrance level,
Paramedic-firefighter for the Fire Department.
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AGENDA (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
4.
Staff Report 3/'7/79 recommending that
Council adopt the Ordinance amending
ORD. 449 - Classification of Para-
medi c-Fi refi ghter (Continued)
5. Staff Report 3/7/79 recommending that
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
'CITY MANAGER (Continued) 55
Suggestion was made to poll Council concerning
Councilman Acosta's concept of Paramedic/Fire-
'fighter contingent.
Mayor Borba requested that this matter be con-
tinued to an adjourned meeting to be called for
,on March.14, 1979. No objections - so ordered.
City Manager Birkelo s'tated that this resolution
Council adopt the resolution modifying would also be carried over to the adjourned
job spec for Paramedic-Firefighter meeting.
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE SO. SAN
FRANCISCO'EMPLOYEE CLASSIFICATION PLAN
BY ADDITION, DELETION, MODIFICATION
OF CERTAIN CLASSES
(TF-215)
No objections - so ordered
Councilman Acosta absented himself at 8:12 p.m.
Staff Report 3/7/79 Rezoning Applica-
tion RZ-78-57/Rodney M. Catalano
recommending 1) approval of Negative
Declaration No. 198; 2) waive reading
of Ord.; 3) introduce ordinance
(TF-217)
Mayor Borba declared the Public Hearing opened.
City Manager Birkelo explained the annexation
of the property and the zone change.
Mayor Borba asked if anyone wishes to speak
in favor.
Mrs. Helen Dicoro, former owner of the property,
wished to know what type of constructions would
be built, homes, condominiums or apartments.
City Manager Birkelo explained the five lots R-l,
foUr homes to be constructed and one existing.
(TF-227)
No one spoke against the matter. Mayor Borba
closed the Public Hearing.
(TF-233)
Council questioned the ownership of the property
and was answered that Mr. Ayoob was the owner
which was free and clear.
Further discussed was the approval of the tenta-
tive map, the concept of the R-E (Rural Estates)
zoning, and the request for this property to be
developed differently.
City Planner Costanzo explained the process under
which this request had been submitted before the
R-E zoning proceedings were initiated by the
Planning Commission'. In answer to Council's
questioning, he commented on future requests for
annexation would now be considered under R-E
zoning.
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AGENDA (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CI.T¥ MANAGER (_Continued)
o
Staff Report 3/7/79 Rezoning Applica-
tion RZ-78-57/Rodney M. Catal:ano
recommending 1) approval of Negative
Declaration No. 198; 2)waive reading
of Ord.; 3) introduce ordinance
(Continued)
(IF-315)
CITY MANAGER (Continued) 56
Council recessed from 8:29 to 8:46 p.m.;
Councilman Acosta, absent,
City Manager Birkelo reported on his telephone
conversation with the City Attorney who suggested
that, if Council wished to explore the possibil-
ity of delaying this request to accommodate an
R-E zoning, this matter be continued to a subse-
quent meeting until a further study could be
made.
Council next debated the zoning of the property
as R-1 and its being compatible to the area.
(TF-341)
M/S Mirri/Borba - That the recommendation of
Staff and the Planning Commission be approved.
Council questioned the right of other properties'
requesting annexation to have the same privilege
of subdividing as proposed this evening.
Carried by majority roll call vote; Acosta,
absent, Teglia, "No."
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FP~qNCISCO AMENDING ORD. 353, AS
AMENDED, ENTITLED, "ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO"
AND ESTABLISHING R-1 SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL ZONE DISTRICT, NORTH
SIDE OF COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE, COMMONLY
KNOWN AS 276 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE
M/S Mirri/Damonte - That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that
the Ordinance be introduced and read for the
first time by reading title only. The title
Of the Ordinance was read.
Carried unanimously by roll call vote; Acosta,
absent.
M/S Mirri/Damonte - That the Ordinance be
.introduced by reading title only.
Carried by majority roll call vote; Acosta,
absent, Teglia, "No."
Councilman Acosta present
Councilman Acosta appeared present at 8:55 p.m.
Staff Report 3/7/79 - Appeal of City Manager Birkelo explained the one-year
UP-77-414/Anthony Darensburg - recom- limitation on the Use Permit and the appeal
mending Council uphold decision of of the applicant for an unlimited Use Permit.
Planning Commission approving UP-77-4'4
for additional year. Mayor Borba declared the Public Hearing opened.
(TF-377)
~_.~ Mayor Borba asked if anyone wished to speak
in favor of the appeal.
Mrs. Jean Jones Darensburg, 216 Cypress Ave.,
elaborated on the time limit placed on their
establishment. She degcribed the operations
of the business, as a consignment and thrift
outlet.
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AGENDA (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (_Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
Staff Report 3/7/79 -Appeal of
UP-77-414/Anthony Darensburg -recom-
mending Council uphold decision of
Planning Commission approving UP-77L
414 for additional year (Continued)
(TF-415)
Mrs. Darensburg further commented that the re-
strictions of one-year was because of the revita-
lization of the downtown area. She requested an
unlimited permit so that improvements could be
made to their store. She stated that she had
a list of 550' names requesting that the business
remain.
Mrs. Beverly Lancaster, 552 Railroad Avenue,
spoke about persons living on a limited income
and being able to shop in a thrift shop. She
felt that this appeal should be granted an
unlimited Use Permit.
(TF-433)
Mrs. Darlene Musante, 856 Antoinette Lane,
spoke in support of granting a unlimited permit.
She stated that she was supporting two daughters
and not being able to shop in more expensive
stores. She described her former shopping in
similar stores in San Mateo, Burlingame areas.
She stated tht this was a worthy outlet to senior
citizens, disabled persons, people living on
fixed incomes and providing a human element -
the need of clothing.
(TF-455)
Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald, 212 Bonita Avenue, spoke
in support and as a citizen of South San Franciso
for 15 years. She explained how the applicant
had assisted her in taking her merchandise on
consignment. She expressed her concern that
this business be granted an unlimited permit.
Mayor Borba asked if anyone wished to speak in
opposition. As no one spoke, Mayor Borba
closed the Public Hearing.
Council inquired abOut a lease on this facility
and was answered that there was a three-year
lease being'drawn up; and about improvements
to be made on the building.
(TF-497)
City Planner Costanzo remarked that it was
Council's previous decision to limit the number
of second-hand stores on Grand Avenue.
Council explained its concern about the
creation of new employment in the downtown
area'and the opportunities to be forthcoming.
Council further discussed the need of this type
of business; the requirements of amenities' bein!
required were an unlimited permit be granted.
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AGENDA (Continued) ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (£ontinued)
Staff Report 3/7/79 - Appeal of
UP-77-4141Anthon¥ Darensburg recom-
mending Council uphold decision of
Planning Commission approving
UP-77-414 for additional year
(Continued) (TF-559)
(TF-575)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
M/S Teg!ia/Acosta - That Council uphold the appeal
of Andrew W. Darensburg - UP-77-4!4,-subject to
conditions of Staff and Council's review.
City Planner Costanzo stated that Staff and
Planning Commission would like to look at this
in the context of the downtown revitalization
and discuss the proposal with the applicant.
Carried by majority voice vote, Mirri voting"No."
M/S Teglia/Mirri - That Staff come back with
standard or special condit}ons within fourteen
days and in that Period of time, deliver a copy
of those proposed conditions to the applicant
for discussion.
(TF-585)
Accepted second, to consider strictly and solely
the criteria being used for other businesses -
no difference in keeping with the theme that the
merchants have established as part of the
redevelopment.
Carried Unanimously by voice vote.
PARKS AND RECREATION
PARKS AND RECREATION
¸8.
Staff Report 3/7/79 concerning
Restructuring of Parks Division
(TF-597)
City Manager Birkelo explained that this matter
had been continued from the last meeting when
Union Council 57 had .requested time to submit an
alternate proposal.
(TF-604)
Director of Parks and Recreation Norton summarized
the restructuring of the Parks Division since
July 1978.
Mr. George Popyack, 537 Middlefield Road,
Redwood City, Union representative, explained
that their proposal makes use of some positive
changes and modifies the Staff Report in excess
of $26,000. He~plained the upgrading of
certain positions, establishing separate main-
tenance crews: parks, school areas, medians and
landscaping, street trees, and remedial crews.
(TF-633)
Council next discussed the proposal of the AFSCME
Local 1569 Parks Employees RE: Restructuring of
Parks Division, dated February 28, 1979, con-
cerning work assignments and the contracting
out of work.
(TF-664)
Council recessed from 9:45 to 9:58 p.m. ,
all Council present.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
PARKS AND RECREATION (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
PARKS ~ND RECREATION (Continued)
Staff Report 3/7/79 concerning Mr. Popyack objected to previous statement of
Restructuring. of Parks Division (Cont) Mr. Norton regarding their proposal as creating
"top-heavy" structure.
~~ Council next addressed the~issue of morale and
~2~ discussed items I through 5 on page 2 of the
alternative report.
(TF-735)
(TF-774)
(TF-849)
(TF-857)
1City Manager Birkelo spoke about the seriousness
!of the amount and quality of landscape specialist
i work in planning, development, etc., whether
i one man could carry on both functions were he
i combined with the Park Maintenance Worker IV.
Council questioned Mr. Patrick Kidd, President
of Local 1569, if the upgrading of Parks Main-
tenance Worker III could maintain this work
without a director; he responded in the
affirmative,
Council expressed its concern that both plans
had merit, one saving $26,000 and the other,
$16,000; the need for supervision, and in-
crease in morale.
Moved by Acosta - That Council is in accord
with Council 57, AFSCME Local 1569, proposal.
Councilman Damonte stated that he would second
the motion if PM Worker IV were elevated to
supervisory position, providing that one of
those positions is a Landscape Specialist,
capable of doing the job and carries a certifi-
cate for that job; 2) eliminates PM Worker IV
from Park category; keeping PM Worker III as
lead persons and keep PM Worker II where they
i'are; the supervisors would be management position.
A change in the job specifications was next
addressed by the Director.
Discussion followed between Council and Mr.
Popyack concerning the proposed eleimination
of PM Worker IV~
M/S Acosta/Mirri - Councilman Acosta's motion.
(TF-923)
Amended Motion - Subject to condition that as
part of the job of Park Landscape Supervisor,
the'individual meet the criteria.
M/S Acosta/Mirri - So moved
Council deliberated taking action on the motion.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
PARKS AND RECREATION (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
PARKS AND~RECREATION (Continued)
Be
Staff Report 3~7/79 concerning
Restructuring of Parks Div. (COnt.)
(TF-940)
Councilman Acosta withdrew his motion and
Councilman Mirri withdrew his secOnd to the
motion.
Mayor Borba ordered ~that the matter be sent
back to Staff for resubmission to Council.
Council recessed from 10:46 to lO:51 p.m. -
all Council present.
PUBLIC SERVICES
PUBLIC SERVICES
Staff Report 3/7/79 recommending
approval of Engineer's Report,
appointing time and place of hearing
protests and directing Notice -
Downtown Revitalization Project
(TF-957)
· City Manager Birkelo explained that the accompan~
ing resolution would get the Downtown Assessment
District under way and the Staff Report explains
the five steps, one of which would set April 18,
1979, as date of hearing. He stated that Mr.
D'Amico, the project Architect, would give
Council an overview and his engineer and his
legal counsel were present to answer any
question Council might have.
Mr. D'Amico .presented the members of the project:
George Pagn~,.Acting Public liaison; Mr.
Strandgaard, President of Bala & Strandgaard,
Civil Engineers; Tom Brown, Landscape Architect;
Tog Hansen, Electrical Engineer. He recapitu-
lated Council's action of January when he was
authorized to construct drawings for the Grand
Avenue Project. He explained the penalties
within the contract for failure to meet deadlines.
He stated that he felt these would be met.
Mr. Strandgaard next explained the Engineer's
Report which contained the following documents:
1) Engineer's Estimate of Construction Costs,
2) Engineer's Summary of Construction Costs,
3) General Description of Work & Method of
Assessment
4) Assessment and Assessment Roll
5) Assessment Diagram
6).Proposed'Boundaries of Downtown Revitalization
Project No. ST 79-1
7) Plans and Specifications.
(TF-107~
Mr. D~Amico commented on the starting in January
and survey taken. He explained the base map
Which was affixed to the wall, and which was
checked by Staff and the steering committee of
the project. He further explained the lighting.
Street furniture was next discussed, as well
as basements underneath the sidewalk.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued)'
ge
Staff Report 3/7/79 recommending
approval of Engineer's Report,
appointing time and place of hearing
protests and directing Notice -
Downtown Revitalization Project (coni~
(TF-1204)
(TF-1284)
10.
A RESOLUTION PRELIMINARILY APPROVING
ENGINEER'S REPORT, APPOINTING TIME &
PLACE OF HEARING PROTESTS & DIRECTING
NOTICE THEREOF, DESCRIBING PROPOSED
BOUNDARIES OF ASSESSMENT DISTRICT &
REVITALIZATION PROJECT ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT (IF- 1288)~mF~
Staff Report 3/7/79 recommending
Council read for the second time and
adopt the two ordinances - establish-
ing sewer charges and procedures;
and regulating waste discharges.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING SEWER
CHARGES & PROCEDURES RELATED THERETO
AND AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 396,
AS AMENDED
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE
NO. 661, ADOPTED APRIL 1, !974,
AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE
REGULATING WASTE DISCHARGES~"
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued)
Mr. Kenneth Jones, Jones, Ha!l, Hill & White,
Attorneys at Law, ex~p!ained the procedure of
the public hearifig, posting of legal notice,
notices to be sent to the property owners
advising of public hearing date and place and
their assessment.
Mr. Jones explained the right of Council to
stop the proceedings.
Staff was requested to send a Summary Sheet
along with the Notice to the property owners.
Introduced: Damonte
RESOLUTION N0.20-79
Adopted by unanimous roll call vote.
The City Manager stated that, in the interest of
time, the Director of Public Services would
answer any questions Council might wish to offer.
M/S Acosta/Mirri - That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that the
Ordinance be passed and adopted by reading title
only. The title of the Ordinance was read.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - That the Ordinance be
passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 784-79
Adopted unanimously by roll call vote.
M/S AcoSta/Damonte - That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that the
Ordinance be 'passed and adopted by reading title
only. The title of the Ordinance was read.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - That the Ordinance be
passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 785,79
Carried unanimously by voice vOte.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN(Continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued)
ll.
Staff Report 3/7/79 - Report on
1977-78 Sanitation DiviSion Budget
(TF-13!3)
Director of Public Services Addiego briefly ex-
plained the reported operating loss in the Sewer
Rental Fund. He commented on the loss in the cost~
of operating and maintaining the Treatment Plant
faci!ities~ the 1969 Special District on So.
Airport Blvd., and three new projects at the
Treatment Plant.
Council questioned the temporary repairs on U.S.
Highway 101 and cost of replacement.
Report submitted for information only.
COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS
12.
Letter 2/21/79 from Mr. Robert
Mantegani appealing Planning Commis-
sion's decision re Rezoning Applica-
tion RZ-78-51
(TF-1362) ~_~-d~
City Manager Birkelo stated that the Public
Hearing had been set by Council for Monday,
~March 26, 1979, 7:30 p.m., in these rezonings.
13.
13.
Letter 2/22/79 from Elsie Lagomarsinc M/S Teglia/Acosta - That the communications be
et al, and Jeanette Rose Ghiozzi accepted and read into the records-
appealing decision of Planning
Commission - RZ-78-54; RZ-78-55
Letter 3/2/79 from Mr. James Keegan
declining his appointment to the
So. San Francisco Recreation
Commission (TF-1381)
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Unanimously approved by voice vote.
City Clerk Pettigrew read in full the communi-
cation from Mr. Keegan.
Mayor Borba ordered the letter placed on file.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
14.
Consideration of Guidelines for
employees' and citizens' recognition
(TF-1400)
City Manager Birkelo stated that the matter of
recognition to City employees and citizens could
be coordinated, and he suggested a subcommittee
of Council be formed to work on the course
for this action.
Councilwoman Teglia and Councilman Acosta so
volunteered.
No objections - so ordered.
¸15.
ProCedure for appointment of citizen
member to Refuse Review Board
(TF-1408)
Ci'ty Manager Birke!o requested Council's direc-
tion as to procedure for the selection of a
citizen member to the Refuse Review Board.
Councilwoman Teg!ia stated that there was also
a request for a citizen to represent the So.
San Francisco Library Board to the Peninsula
Library Citizens Advisory Board. She suggested
that the two requests be advertised for citizens
to respond.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
ITEMS FROM STAFF (_Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
ITEMS FROM STAFF (Continued)
15.
Procedure for appointment of citizen No objections - Mayor Borba ordered the. public-
member to Refuse Review Board (Cont.) tion.
16. ~Study Session for consideration Of
1978-79 Capital Improvement Program
(TF-1438)
City Manager Birkelo stated that because of the
hour, this would preclude COuncil's discussing
this matter and suggested it be held over to a
Study Meeting.
Council commented on items within the Capital
Improvement Program, one of which was the parti-
cipation with the School District concerning the
bridge and pathway at E1Camino High School.
City Manager Birkelo announced that the bridge
had been installed this day.
No objections - Mayor Borba ordered the matter
continued to a Study Meeting to be held 3/28/79.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Comment re recent newspaper distribution ~Councilman Acosta waived discussion of the recent
(TF- 1469) distribUtion of a newspaper pending additional
~_~-/,,~-~ information from Staff.
Parked-car and Automobile-repair
Situation
(TF-1471)
Councilman Damonte commented on the parked-cars'
problem, one of which was at 523 Baden Avenue.
Councilman Mirri commented on the parking problems
in Willow Gardens and on his field trip with the
Chief of Police to that area.
Councilman Damonte remarked about repairs being
done to cars on City streets and sidewalks.
Request for Itemized List of Landscaping
for the Brosnan Condominium Project
(TF-1535)
(TF-1553)
Chief of Police Datzman reported that the new
ordinance would provide the vehicle to correct
these situations,
In referenCe to the Brosnan Condominium project,
Councilwoman Teglia requested to have an itemized
list submitted to Council before insertion in the
DCCR's detailing exactly what will be in the
landscape plans: the scope of work,-plantings,
Size and plant names, soil preparation, irri-
gation system, etc.
Councilman Mirri recommended that grass be used
in preference to plantings which do not survive.
Council was assured that theywould receive a
detailed report.
3/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued) ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
GOOD AND WELFARE
(TF-1559)
Executive Personnel Session
(TF-1562)
(TF-1566)
GOOD AND WELFARE
No one answered Mayor Borba's invi. tation to
speak under Good and Welfare.
Council adjourned to an EXecutive personnel
Session at 12:05 a.m.
Meeting was recalled to order at 12:16 a.m.;
no action taken.
M/S Damonte/Mirri - That the meeting be adjourned
to Wednesday, March 14, 1979,.7:00 p.m., Council
Conference Room, City Hall.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
Time of adjournment: 12:18 p.m.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
APPROVED:
Ma)~gar/egar t M. Pettigrew,,_J~ity Clerk
City~oftSouth San Francisco
/ rWiTl~iam A. Borb~r-, fqayor
City of South San Francisco
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City CounCil to dispose
of the item. Oral presentations~ arguments, and comments are recorded on tape. The tape
and documents related to the items are on file in the office of the City Clerk and
are available for inspection, review and copying.
3/7/79
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