HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1980-03-19Mayor Terry J. Mirri
Vice Mayor Ronald G, Acosta
Council:
William A. Borba
Emanuele N. Damonte
Roberta Cerri Teglia
AGENDA
Regul ar Meeting
CALL TO ORDER (TF-OO1 Side l)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
AGENDA REVIEW
City Manager Birkelo Requested:
- Executive Session for labor relations.
- Item # 14, hold until after the
Executive Session for adoption of two
M.O.U.S.
- Soils Engineer to investigate
Olympic Drive, hear as Item 16a.
- Several change orders for the
Municipal Services Building, hear as
Item 16b.
- Letter from Colma sewer hookup on
Hillside Blvd. - Information purposes
only, hear as Item 16c.
- Change Order for Crestwood Creek Proj.,
additional pipe needed after recent
rains, hear as Item 16d.
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of 1/16/80.
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Claim as filed by Charles O. Morgan, Jr.
Attorney at Law, on behalf of Michael J.
Paez, alleging assault, false arrest and
imprisonment as the result of an incident
involving members of the South San
Francisco Police Depart~_~nt.
Claim as filed by Charles O. Morgan, Jr.
Attorney at Law, on behalf of Manual J.
Paez, alleging assault, false arrest and
imprisonment as the result of an incident
involving members of the South San
Francisco Police Department.
MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL ± ~ ~
W. Orange Avenue Library Auditorium
March 19, 1980
ACTION TAKEN
Regular Meeting
7:43 p.m. Mayor Mirri presiding
Council present: Teglia, Borba, Acosta
Damonte and
Mayor Mirri.
Council absent: None
Recited.
AGENDA REVIEW
So. ordered.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
Motion to deny and refer to the
City's insurance adjuster and to
the Office of the City Attorney.
Motion to deny and refer to the
City's insurance adjuster and to
the Office of the City Attorney.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
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10.
11.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a
Motion authorizing the Purchasing
Officer to advertise for bids for the
installation of an automatic irrigation
system for City Hall grounds
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Sta Report 3/19/80 - requesting a
Motion authorizing the Purchasing
Officer to acquire through the State of
California Procurement office two (2)
1980 C.H.P. type patrol vehicles and one
(1) 1980 full size police sedan.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
validating the acquisition of materials
for repair and approving the specifications
and authorizing the Purchasing Officer to
obtain bids for the installation of
the repair materials for the Shaw Road force
main repair.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
to award the bid for Fire Hose and adapters
to Snap-Tite, Inc., in the amount of
$4,3oo.42.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
to award the bid for twenty-seven (27)
Pressure Demand Self-Contained Air Breath-
ing Apparatus to E. D. Bullard in the amount
of $16,134.26.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
to award the bid for the Automatic Fire
Detection Alarm System to Life Safety and
Security Systems in the amount of $5,860.00.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
to award the bid for the West Orange Ave.,
Library's Book Detection System to Check-
point Systems, Inc., in the amount of
$14,765.80.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - recon~nending
adoption of a Resolution authorizing
the City Manager to execute an agreement
with Optimum Services, Inc., for Data
Processing Services~.~.y~
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
Approved.
Pulled off the Consent Calendar.
Approved.
Approved.
Approved.
Pulled off the Consent Calendar.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 155
CONSENT CALENDAR
ll. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued.
TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH OPTIMUM
SERVICES, INC., FOR DATA PROCESSING
SERVICES.
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Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a Motion
validating the acquisition of materials
for repair and approving the specifica-
tions and authorizing the Purchasing
Officer to obtain bids for the installa-
tion of the repair materials for the Shaw
Road force main repair.
lO.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a
Motion to award the bid for the West
Orange Ave. Library's Book Detection
System to Checkpoint Systems, Inc., in the
amount of $14,765.80.
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION NO. 22-80
M/S Acosta/Teglia - Consent Calendar
be approved. Carried by unanimous
voice vote.
Director of Public Services Yee
explained three, breaks were found
in the Shaw Main at Christmas time
and a liner was put under the
Freeway which would last 3 - 4 years
while a solution is found. He
expected the project to be completed
in May or June and elaborated on
the stress main and the needed
repairs.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - To approve the
acquisition of materials, carried by
unanimOus vote.
City Manager Birkelo stated that a
request had been received from the
Library Board to remove tn~s from
the Consent Calendar for discussion.
He stated that the Library Board
had requested Revenue Sharing Funds
be expended for this system rather
than mortgage the Board's future
revenues over a four year period.
Ms. Jean Altizio, President of the
Library Board, expressed concern
that the Board would not be receiving
anticipated funds to pay for the
system and requested the funds be
paid out of Revenue Sharing.
Councilman Damonte questioned if
this request was based on Proposition
No. 13 passing and funds becoming
scarce.
Ms. Jean Altizio stated that the
Board did not want to put their
book budget in jeopardy if the funds
were cut and they had tied up funds
already for the system.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
10. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued
(TF-123)
APPROVAL OF BILLS
12. Regular Bills of 3/19/80.
CITY CLERK
13.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - requesting a
Motion reappointing Victor Feudale
to the Housing Authority.
City Manager Birkelo suggested
awarding tile bid and making a policy
determination that in future years
if it is done on the lease purchas
arrangement it is paid out of funds
other than their library budget.
Councilwoman Teglia expressed concern
that monies coming in had been ear-
mai~ked and could not be spent at
the discretion of the Library Board
and wanted to be certain that
stipulat$on was still in force.
Dr. Alvarez, Library Administrator,
explained the monies received from
the State based on the imbalances
of lending books to other cities.
A discussion followed on the
double aisle installation at the
main entrance of the West Orange
Library and a book detection system.
M/S Acosta/Teglia - To award the
bid for the West O~ange Avenue
Library's Book Detection System.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
Councilman Borba recited the list
of bills he wished to be deleted
because he does business with these
fi rn~.
M/S Borba/Damonte - To approve
Bills not deleted. Carried by
unanimous voice vote.
M/S Acosta/Damon~e - Tonapprove,~
deleted bills. Carried by majority
voice. Councilman Borba did not
participate in the vote.
CITY CLERK
M/S Borba/Damonte - To reappoint
Victor Feudale to the Housing
Autho ri ry.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 157
CITY CLERK
(TF-171)
CITY MANAGER
14. Staff Report 3/19/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
Memoranda of Understandings for Units
VII and VIII. (Two Resolutions)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
15.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - UP-79-525,
McDonald's Restaurant - Report of
findings and conditions.
Executive Session: (TF-183)
RECALL TO ORDER:
CITY MANAGER
14. Staff RepOrt 3/19/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
Memoranda of Understandings for Units
VII and VIII.
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND APPROVING
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, UNIT VII
NON-SWORN POLICE DEPARTMENT
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND APPROVING
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, UNIT VIII
CONFIDENTIAL EMPLOYEES
CITY CLERK
City Manager Birkelo requested a
procedure for making aPpointments
for the vacancies on the Boards
and Commissions.
Councilwoman Teglia stated that
a policy had been established in
Study Sessions that if there was
a request for reappointment it
would be honored. However
vacancies would not be handled
until after the election.
CITY MANAGER
Held over until after the
Executive Session later in the
meeting.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Councilman Borba stepped down from
the podium, stating he does business
with McDonald's and would not
participate in the discussion or
vote.
Mayor Mirri adjourned the Council
to an Executive Session at 8:18 p.m.
The meeting was reCalled to order
at 8:30 p.m~, all Council present,
no action taken.
CITY MANAGER
City Manager Birkelo stated there
were two Memoranda of Understanding
with Unit #7 and Unit #8.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - That the
Resolution for Unit VII be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 23-80
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the
Resolution for Unit VIII be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 24-80
3/19/80
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AGENDA~ ACTION TAKEN
CITY MANAGER
14. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
15.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - UP-79-525,
McDonald's Restaurant - Report of
findings and conditions. (TF-191)
(TF-230)
CITY MANAGER
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mr. Ed Remedios, Representative
of Unit VII Non-Sworn Police,
expressed gratitude for the
renewal of the M.O.U. contract.
.COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Councilman Borba stepped down from
the podium at 8:40 p.m. and did
not participate in the discussion.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela cited five findings
for approval/conditions - UP-79-
525/Use Permit to construct a
McDonald's Restaurant on West Side
of Gellert Boulevard North of
Westborough Boulevard. He further
cited the five conditions of
approval be imposed on the Use
Permit in the event Council approved
the Permit.
Mr.. Mike Emmert, McDonald's,
stated he had worked with Staff
to clarify the problems and his
firm is in complete agreement with
the Planning Commission's recom-
mendations.
Mayor Mirri asked if the previous
problems had been resolved.
Director of Community Relations
Dell'Angela that accompaning
this Use Permit was a Subdivision Map
subdividing the entire 16.2 acres
of property in this area. The
Commission also approved that
Subdivision Map with one of the
conditions-be that the lot lines
be modified and certain provisions
be made to stabilize the slope
area.
Council expressed concern over the
definitions that were in question
at the last meeting 'by the existence
of two .maps that differed.
Mr. Mike Galligan, 1795 E1Camino
Real, Millbrae explained
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 15[
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
15. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued.
(TF'323)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
that Mr. Emmert had pKesented a
conceptual drawing to the Council
of what McDonald's had proposed
before receiving approval from the
Planning Commission on the parcel
map. The situation has been
remedied and there is a conceptual
approval of the division of the
parcel, as a result of this there is
now delineation'of the property and
it can be worked out with Staff.
An in-depth discussion followed on
EIRs, tentative map approval and
final map approval, a traffic study
and the other buildings to be
built on the four acre site.
Councilwoman Teglia expressed
concern over not being able to
see the map and a full development
package that would facilitate
Council's deliberations on this
matter. She was further concerned
that McDonald's had accepted
undefined conditions and suggested
that the traffic study come in first
and conditions placed on McDonald's
before the Use Permit is approved.
Mr. Mike Galligan explained that
most of the .problems and conditions
could be worked out at a Staff
leVel and McDonald's did not antic-
ipate coming back to Council
because of onerous conditions being
placed on McDonald's.
Vice Mayor Acosta stated that in
granting the Use Permit Council
still reserved the power to revoke
that permit if violations were
'committed. He believed that
the elimination of the drive-thru
window'would alleviate ~any
of~the traffic problems that had
been anticipated.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To approve
the Use Permit based upon the
Planning Commission's findings
No. 1 - 5 and the conditions
3/19/80
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AGENDA
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
15. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued.
(TF-339)
(TF-377)
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
PUBLIC SERVICES
16.
Staff Report 3/19/80 - recommending
adoption of Resolution of Intention to
Make Changes and Modifications on the
Downtown Revitalization Project No.
ST-79-1 Assessment District.
A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO MAKE
CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS - DOWNTOWN
REVITALIZATION PROJECT NO. ST-79-1
ASSESSMENT DISTRICT
ACTION TAKEN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
i - 5 and a Negative Declaration
subject to compliance with the
conditions.
Councilwoman Teglia stated that she
was not antagonistic to McDonald's,
however she wanted to see a package
presented to Council and stated
that because of this she was going
to vote no on the approval.
Mayor Mirri called for a voice vote
on the issue.
Carried by majority voice vote,
Councilwoman Teglia voting no.
Mayor Mirri declared a recess at
9:10 p.m.
Mayor Mirri recalled the meeting
to order at 9:30 p.m., all Council
present as Councilman Borba
returned to the podium.
Mayor Mirri introduced the Government
Class from Mercy High and welcomed
their observance of government in
action.
PUBLIC SERVICES
City Manager Birkelo stated that
this was the recommendation of
the City's Assessment Attorney in
that the State Law was recently
changed to allow a 10% maximum
assessment upon interest rates.
The current market makes it
unlikely that the City could sell
any bonds at 8% and the Attorney
is recommending a hearing date be
set on the 23rd of April to act
on the matter.
Councilman Borba questioned the
fairness of assessing the resi-
dential homes in the District
in addition to the commercial
property.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
16. Staff Report 3/19/80 - Continued.
(TF-397)
COMMUN I CAT IONS
17. Request of Westborough Parent Teachers
Association for waiver of fee for the
Carnival to be held April 11-13, 1980.
PUBLIC SERVICES
16a. Soils Engineer to investigate
Ol.ympic Drive.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Mayor Mirri stepPed down from the
podium and did not take part in
the deliberations.
City Manager Birkelo in answer to
Councilman Borba stated that the
matter of the residential homes
could be considered at the hearing.
M/S Damonte/AcoSta - That the
Resolution be adopted and hearing set.
RESOLUTION NO. 25-80
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Ma~or Mirri returned to the podium
at 9:34 p.m.
COMMUNICATIONS
City Manager Birkelo stated this
was a yearly event and Council had
a'lways approved the fee being
waived.
M/S Damonte/Borba - to approve the
waiver of fee.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Director of Public Services Yee
'requested a motion authorizing the
City Manager to retain Harding-Lawson
AssOciates, soils consultants, to
investigate and propose recommenda-
tions to correct the subsidence and
~groundwater problems in the vicinity
of 2304 and 2310 Olympic Drive.
He described the history of the
cave-in and the discharging of
water from the rear yard.
A discussion followed on aid given
to the Olympic Drive owners being
misconstrued as an admission of
liability on the part of the City.
3/19/80
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~.~END~ A CT I O N TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
16a. Soils Engineer - Continued.
(TF-450)
16b. Change Orders for the Municipal
Services Building. (TF-468)
PUBLIC SERVICES
CitY Manager Birkelo stated it
was not an admission of liability
by the City in giving aid to the
residents, since they had signed
a release allowing the City to
try to stabilize the houses and
surrounding grounds. He continued,
the City's interest is in protection
of the residents and to find out
the underlying cause of the problem.
City Attorney Noonan stated that
the study was critical for the
City,s protection. Only upon
determination of the cause is the
City going to be able to pass this
liability on to the responsible
parties. If the City receives
a good cause of the matter from
the Soils Engineer's report then
the City has a strong situation
to show that the fault was not
the City of South San Francisco
or the County's but perhaps X, Y,
Z Company's.
M/S Damonte/Acosta - To approve
the hiring of the soil consultants.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mr~ Howard Conant, Goodwin B.
Steinberg Associate Architects,
explained the ten items included in
the Change Order No. i with a
total price of $20,657.73.
City Manager Birkelo stated that
the Staff Report was incorrect and
should read a Motion to recommend
to the Non-Profit Board of Directors
of the Corporation to approve the
Change Order.
A discussion followed on the funding
that the Change Order request would
be paid from and the various contin-
gencies that existed;
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To recommend
to the Non-Profit Corporation's Board
of Directors to approve the Change
Order.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
16b. Change Orders - Continued (TF-508)
16c. Letter from Colma sewer hookup on
Hillside Blvd. - information purposes
only.
(TF-563)
PUBLIC SERVICES
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
City Manager Birkelo stated the
City had received a letter from
the City Clerk of Colma requesting
on behalf of their City Council
a sewer hookup for a duples devel-
opment across Hillside in Sunshine
Gardens. Previously a staff report
had been submitted recommending a
sewer hookup for single family use
only, because the lot is only 4500
square feet.
Councilman Borba expressed concern
that if this sewer hookup was
allowed, that it would be the
first of many that would be
requested and would cause problems
on the sewer line.
Vice Mayor Acosta asked Mr. Yee
if he had shown the town of Colma
the master sewer plan of South
San Francisco.
Director of Public Services Yee
responded that Colma was aware of
the problem and that he understood
that Colma was willing to replace
the whole system. An intention
to replace the Colma Creek trunkline
between the San Mateo pump station
and Colma City limits with a cost
of $500,000.- $750,000. that they
would fund entirely.
Councilman Borba questioned who
was going to pay for the increased
problems at the Sewage Treatment
Plant.
Vice Mayor Acosta suggested a
meeting between the City Manager
and the Mayor of Colma and the
matter be set for agenda.
Mr. Jim Keegan, 1244 Crestwood Dr.,
expressed concern for the residents
of Sunshine Gardens who were told
by Mr. Sullivan, Holly Cross Cemetary,
that land was going to be used
for cemetery use only. The other
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACIiO_N TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
16c. Letter from Colma - Continued.
16d. Change Order for Crestwood Creek
Project. (TF-595)
ITEMS FROM STAFF
18. Ballot Proposition - Magnolia Center.
(TF-611)
PUBLIC SERVICES
story the residents get is that Holy
Cross is trying to sell the land.
He suggested the City have a
meeting with Mr. Sullivan and the
residents of Sunshine Gardens and
the City to clarify what use Holy
Cross is going to make of their
land.
Vice Mayor Acosta asked if the
residents would accept a letter
from the Archdiocese as to the~.r
dealings with that land.
Mayor Mirri directed the City
Manager to get a representative
from Colma, Holy cross Cemetery
and someone from the County to
apprise the City of the situation.
Director of Public Services Yee
explained that pipe that had been
put in underneath the railroad
track had caved in after the
recent heavy storms and this Change
Order was to make the necessary
repairs.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - To approve the
Change Order.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Manager Birkelo said this
item related to Magnolia Center
and the .possibility of its being
a ballot proposition,
Councilwoman~Teglia left the podium
at 10:07 p.m. and did not partici-
pate in the discussion.
City Manager Birkeio stated that
this was the last opportunity to
place this item on the June Ballot.
A discussion followed on the scope
of the rehabilitation work and the
related costs.
City Manager Birkelo stated that
3/19/80
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AG E N DA AC T IO'N TAKEN
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ITEMS FROM STAFF
18. Ballot Proposition - Continued.
A RESOEUTION ORDERING AND CALLING A SPECIAL
ELECTION TO BE HELD ON JUNE 3, 1980 FOR THE
PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE VOTERS AN
ADVISORY MEASURE REGARDING MAGNOLIA CENTER
BUILDING AND REQUESTING CONSOLIDATION WITH
THE GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD
ON THE SAME DATE
ITEMS FROM STAFF
the design work would cost the City
$30,000 - 40,000.. He cited the .~
following options: 1) Offer the
property for sale and use the land
for senior citizens housing; 2)
Order an Advisory BallOt Proposition
seeking public direction on further
design and development for additional
cost estimates and funding program;
3) Further design, cost estimation,
funding program leaving the ballot
proposition to a subsequent decision.
A discussion fol]owee on the drawings
and designs from the early 1970s
and the historical significance of
the structure.
M/S Borba/Damonte - To put the
cost of a detailed estimate on
the June Ballot for Magnolia Center.
Carried.by unanimous voice vote.
City Manager Birkelo presented
suggested ballot proposal wording
asking, should the City spend
$30,000 - 40,000 to prepare structural
plans to convert the Magnolia Center
Building into a center for perform-
ing arts and senior citizen
activities and submit a special tax
proposal to voters to pay for
such a conversion.
City Manager Birkelo stated a
Resolution would be drafted tomorrow
morning and hand delivered to the
County after the Council adopted
the Resolution this evening.
M/S Borba/Damonte - to adopt the
Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 26-80
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Councilwoman Teglia returned to the
podium at 10:25 PM.
A discussion followed on the
application for Federal funds to
aid senior c-tizens projects and what
effect the President's Anti-Inflation
Program Act would have
3/19/~0
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ITEMS FROM STAFF
ITEMS FRoM COUNCIL
Councilman Borba:
Councilwoman Tegl ia:
Counci 1 woman Tegl ia:
Vice Mayor Acosta:
Councilman Damonte:
~CTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
existing programs.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Concerned about a sUrcharge on
water bills and wants it investi-
gated.
City Manager Birkelo said the PUC
authorized the Water Co. to put
a surcharge on water bills for
hydrant maintenanCe.
Questioned what happened to nego-
tiations with SAMTRANS about the
removal of the bus transfer point..
Concerned about the property ad-
jacent to the above that large
transport trucks are parking there.
City Manager Birkelo wants a meeting
with the Committee of the Exterior
and the two above items will be
discussed.
At the PTA Council meeting this week
there was a discussion re: airport
noice and Daly City is desirous
of'joining the four cities concept.
City Manager Birkelo stated he is
to meet tomorrow with the City
Managers of three cities to explore
a JPA and Daly City is interested.
Concern: l) Winston Manor Shopping
Center, parking lot needs paving;
2)W. Orange and Camalitas diverter
should be painted out by the
Buri Buri delicatesan; 3) Mainten-
ance of standards, wants this pur-
sued; 4) Grafitti being done to
businesses and the City's breezeway,
investigate an Ordinance prohibiting
the selling of spray paint to people
under 18. years of age.
Concerned with the safety of senior
citizens catching buses on th~
southeast corner of Cypress and Grand
because of cars parking in the bus
loading zone.
3/19/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN . S7
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Councilman Damonte
GOOD AND WELFARE
(TF-820)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
He continued, would it be possible
to remove a few of the meters to
ensure the safety of the senior
citizens.
GOOD AND WELFARE
Mrs. Lillian O'Rourke, 264 Country
Club Drive, suggested putting Good
and Welfare ahead of all the other
items on the agenda so people
could speak without waiting until
the end of the meeting. She
also requested action be taken
to extend the previously adopted
Ordinance No. 805-79, known as an
Interim Ordinance Prohibiting Piece-
meal Annexation of the Country Club
Park area pending approval of the
zoning general plan and public
improvement policy. The request
is for the extension to run for
an additional four months commencing
on the 19th day of April or until
one month after the completion of
the annexation and this is requested
by the Country Club Residents.
Vice Mayor Acosta suggested a 5
minute time period be given at the
beginning of the meeting for anyone
to speak on any item not on the
agenda.
So ordered by consensus of Council.
Councilman Damonte requested the
City Manager to put the Ordinance
extension on the next agenda.
Mr. Dick Richmond, 2207 Delvin Way,
requested notification to the Home-
owners Associations in any area of
a list she had made up on the Home-
owners Associations and directed
the Planning Department to send
notices.
Councilwoman Teglia made mention of a
list she had made up of the Homeowners
Associations and directed the Planning
Department to send notices.
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A G E N'DA A CT I O N TAKEN ].68
GOOD AND WELFARE
EXECUTIVE SESSION:
RECALL TO ORDER:
ADJOURNMENT
(TF-919)
GOOD AND WELFARE
Mr. Beverly BQblett, 2204 Delvin Way,
concerned about McDonald's going
into her area and believed there
would be problems with traffic
congestion.
Mr. Paula Rosano, 132 Randolph,
requested some type of Ordinance
for handicapped parking and cited
the problems of handicapped people
because areas were not designated
handicapped parking.
Police Chief Datzman stated that
a draft Ordinance for handicapped
parking would be ready for Council
in the near future at a Study
Session.
Mr. Jim Keegan, 1244 Crestwood Dr.,
questioned why the Redevelopment
meeting were not televised. He
indicated that the Agenda Digest
should be changed to read live
broadcast.
Consensus of Council to televise
the Redevelopment meetings.
Council adjourned to an Executive
Session at 10:50 p.m.~
The Meeting was recalled to order
at 11:35 p.m.
All Council present, no action taken.
Councilwoman Teglia questioned
whether the individual operating
the tape recorder was a Deputy Clerk.
M/S Damonte/Teglia - That the
meeting be adjourned.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time fo adjournment: 11:40 p.m.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Barbara A, Ba{taya, C~~Clerk
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED:
T6rry J~ MiY~ri, Mayor
City of SoE~6h 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 available for inspection, review and copying.
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