HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1982-05-19Mayor Roberta Cerri Teglia
Vice Mayor Mark N. Addie§o
Counci 1:
Ronald G. Acosta
Emanue!e N. Dan~onte
Gus Nicolopulos
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER: (Cassette l)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION:
PRESENTATION
A RESOLUTION COMMENDING ALPHONSE A.
SEUBERT AND DEDICATING THE SOUTHERLY
CREST OF SIGN HILL AS "SEUBERT GROVE"
M I N U T E S
CITY COUNCIL
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
May 19, 1982
ACTION TAKEN
7:36 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council present: Acosta, Nicolopulos,
Addiego, Damonte and
Teglia.
Council absent: None.
Recited.
The invocation was given by Reverend
Steven R. Gollnick of the Antioch
Fellowship Church.
PRESENTATION
Chairman Rickenbacher of the Parks
and Recreation Commission presented
Mr. Seubert with a Resolution from
the Parks and Recreation Commission
in recognition of Mr. Seubert's dedi-
cated service and valuable contribution
to the betterment of the community,
after which Chairman Rickenbacher read
the Resolution into the record.
Mr. Seubert expressed appreciation for
the honor, and said that he would con-
tinue to work toward the beautification
of Sign Hill.
Mayor Teglia said that the City Council
also had a Resolution to be presented
to Mr. Seubert. Mayor Teglia then
commented on Mr. Seubert's career
as a pharmacist, after which Mayor
Teglia read the Resolution into the
record extending the City's appreciation
for the unselfish dedication with
which Mr. Seubert had served the
community.
Mr. Seubert extended a fond thank you
to City Council and said that credit
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
PRESENTATION
AGENDA REVIEW
Mayor Teglia requested:
- Item 14 to be heard as Item 7a.
City Manager Birkelo requested:
- Add Item 13a, a report on the
annual budget time table.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
PRESENTATION
should also be given to his wife
and family for permitting him the
time for his work on Sign Hill.
Members of the Parks and Recreation
Commission and the Parks and Recreation
Department Staff then unveiled a plaque
which would be placed on Sign Hill and
would remain there. At the request
of Mayor Teglia, Mr. Seubert read the
inscription on the plaque, "Seubert
Grove, dedicated to the spirit of
Alphonse Seubert." Mr. Seubert then
introduced his sons Eric and Ed Seubert.
Chairman Rickenbacher gave a special
thank you to Mrs. Seubert for the con-
tinued encouragement and support given
to Mr. Seubert in his endeavors.
Councilman Nicolopulos extended a special
thanks to Captain James Swinfard for
his participation in this effort.
Director of Parks and Recreation
Norton said that the Parks and Recreation
Staff would place the plaque on an
appropriate base at the opening of
Seubert Grove. He stated that the
public would be invited to a deciation
ceremony in the near future at Seubert
Grove.
AGENDA REVIEW
So ordered.
So ordered.
ORAL COI~qUNICATIONS
Mr. David Gonzalez, Vice President
of South City Ford, 315 Airport
Boulevard, stated that he was repsent-
ing Mr. George Valente, President
of South City Ford in regard to a
letter dated May 12, 1982, requesting
reconsideration of the City Council's
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
CONSENT CALENDAR
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
by Motion to deny and refer the
following claims to the City's
Insurance Adjuster and to the
Office of the City Attorney and
refuse the Late Claim.
a)
Application to file Late
Claim and a Claim against the
City as filed by Mora Murphy,
Attorney at Law, on behalf of
Antonio Soto alle§in§ damages
incurred as the result of an
automobile accident involving
a City driven vehicle;
b)
Claim as filed by Nick L.
Elchinoff, Attorney at Law, on
behalf of Markling-Yamasaki
Architects, Inc., alleging
damages as the result of the
City's and other parties'
negligence or intentional
misconduct in the construction,
supervision, approval and
inspection of a townhouse proj-
ect built by J. H. Snyder in
the Westborough area.
c)
Claim as filed by Nick L.
Elchinoff, Attorney at Law, on
behalf of Markling-Yamasaki
Architects, Inc., alleging
damages as the result of the
City's and other parties'
negligence or intentional
misconduct in the construction,
supervision, approval and
inspection of a condominium
project built by J. H. Snyder
in the Westborough area of
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
action taken previously concerning
their used car sign.
Mayor Teglia asked City Manager
Birkelo to place this item on
the Agenda for the next regular
meeting.
CONSENT CALENDAR
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
c) Continued.
South San Francisco.
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
by Motion to award the bid for
installation of the pump and tank
unit on Sign Hill to Tamal
Construction in the amount of
$28,232.
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
by Motion to approve the Westborough
Lighting Project and authorize Staff
to advertise for bids.
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Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
the execution of an amendment to
the existing agreement with George
$. Nolte and Associates for pro-
fessional engineering services in
connection with Sludge Dewatering
Facilities Project.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF AMENDMENT NO. 1 TO THE AGREEMENT
FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SER-
VICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE SLUDGE
DEWATERING FACILITIES FOR THE CITIES
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN BRUNO
e
Staff Report 5/19/82 reconznending
by Motion to accept as complete the
Subdivision street improvements
installed within Stonegate Drive in
accordance with the Subdivision
Agreement dated 7/19/78 for the
"Stonegate Ridge Condominium,
Project No. 3."
o
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
by Motion to accept as complete
the Orange Memorial Park - Parking
Lot Improvements, Project No.
PB-81-3.
CONSENT CALENDAR
So ordered.
Approved.
Approved.
RESOLUTION NO. 51-82
Approved.
Approved.
M/S Acosta/Addiego - Consent~Calendar
be approved.
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AGENDA ACT]' ON TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
APPROVAL OF BILLS
7. Approval of the Regular Bills of
5/19/82.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
14.
Report from the Civic Center
Subcommittee relating to the Grand
Avenue Library improvements.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
M/S Damonte/Acosta - To approve the
Regular Bills.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Councilman Addiego did not participate
or vote in the matter of the claim of
Brentwood Market.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
City Manager Birkelo said that the
Subcommitte was comprised of Vice
Mayor Addiego and Councilman Damonte.
He spoke of the events which lead
to the formation of the Subcommittee
and their investigation of the feasi-
bility of including the Grand Avenue
Library improvements with the Civic
Center Project.
Councilman Damonte stated that it
was the Subcommittee's recommendation
to combine the Grand Avenue Library
improvements with the Civic Center
Project.
Vice Mayor Addiego explained the
rational used to reach this decision.
Discussion followed concerning cost
factors, repairs to be made, etc.
Julian Munoz, representative of
Group 4/Architecture, Research
& Planning~ said that the firm had
reviewed a report submitted by
City Librarian Janette Engel re-
garding various deficiencies she
had noted within the library. The
greatest deficiency which could be
noted was related to personnel and
user inefficiency of the building
itself. He said that the building
had great potential and was an im-
portant building on the City Hall
site and could be better utilized in
terms of workability and space plan-
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
14.
Report from the Civic Center
Subcommittee relating to the Grand
Avenue Library improvements -
Continued.
CO~qUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
adoption of a Resolution on the
annexation of the Lands of
Mantegani.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE
ANNEXATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORY
TO THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
DESIGNATED AS ANNEXATION OF LANDS OF
MANTEGANI TO THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO PURSUANT TO THE MUNICIPAL
ORGANIZATION ACT OF 1977 (TITLE 4,
DIVISION 2, COMMENCING WITH CHAPTER
1, SECTION 35000, ET SEQ., OF THE
GOVERNMENT CODE) ~~J
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
ing. He commented that the exterior
improvements were of a greater number
in terms of the construction costs than
the interior improvements; the exterior
improvements were predominantly in
the renovation and reroofing of the
structure, which Group 4 would recommend
be done prior to working on the interior.
Mayor Teglia inquired what would be
involved with respect to the interior
work that might jeopardize the integrity
of the roof.
Mr. Munoz replied that "if you need to
penetrate the roof structure after you
have executed new work on the roof
system itself, you would obviously be
getting into very dangerous territory
because of roof leaks and other things
of that nature." He further explained
the changes which would be made to the
interior building and the effect on
the exterior improvements once completed.
Discussion ensued relative to the
cost for the improvements, amount of
time for construction.
M/S Acosta/Nicolopulos - To approve
the preparation of plans for the
Grand Avenue Library improvements.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela stated that the City
Attorney did not have sufficent data
at this time to prepare the documents
necessary.
Consensus of Council to continue the
item to the meeting of June 2, 1982.
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
FINANCE
9. Staff Report 5/19/82 recommendin§:
a) Adoption of a Resolution estab-
lishing a salary schedule for
Parking Place Commissioners and
the Youth Advisory Board.
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION
NO. 38-81 ENTITLED "A RESOLUTION
PRESCRIBING THE TIME AND METHOD
OF PAYING SALARIES; ADOPTING
REVISED PAY RANGE SCHEDULES AND
PROVIDING FOR RELATED MATTERS
(1981 )"
b) Introduction of an Ordinance
which establishes the Library
Board of Trustees compensation:
l) Motion to waive further read-
ing of the Ordinance; 2) Motion
that the Ordinance be introduced.
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
2.52.070 OF THE SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL CODE AND
SECTION 2.1 OF ORDINANCE NO. 79
ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH-
ING A FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN AND
FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO," AS AMENDED BY
ORDINANCE NO. 680, AND AMENDING
SECTION 6 OF ORDINANCE NO. 708
ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISH-
ING A FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY IN AND
FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO AND AMENDING ORDINANCE
NO. 79 ADOPTED JULY 20, 1914"
FINANCE
City Clerk Battaya read the entire
title of the Ordinance into the
record.
Director of Finance Lipton explained
that the proposed Resolution would
establish a pay structure for the
Parking Place Commission, which
had served the City since its
inception without monetary compensation.
He said that the Resolution would
also reaffiFm the pay structure for
the Youth Advisory Board members as
previously acted upon by Council.
He said that the Ordinance addressed
the compensation for the Library Board
and indicated that the City's Municipal
Code presently stated that "the Library
Board of Trustees shall be paid a
maximum of $50 per month." He said
the proposed Ordinance would address
Council's intent that the Library
'Board be paid the same as other Boards
and Commissions of the City, and ex-
plained that this Ordinance would state
"a $25 per month maximum."
Mayor Teglia expressed concern that
the pay schedule for the Youth Advisory
Board was not consistent with the other
Board and Commissions compensations,
saying that the Youth Advisory Board com-
pensation was set at $12.50 per meeting
attended, when others were $25.00 per
month. She commented that the Youth
Advisory Board met once a month and
therefore compensation was half what
the other Boards and Commissions were
paid.
Discussion followed regarding the number
of meetings attended by the members of
the Youth Advisory Board; Council's in-
tent when setting the $12.50 per meeting
pay schedule when forming the Board;
the responsibility level of the Board;
meetings of the subcommittees of the
Board; etc.
M/S Acosta/Addiego - To amend the
wording within the proposed Resolution
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
FI NANCE
FINANCE
9. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
to read, "Youth Advisory Board - $12.50
each per meeting of the Board or a
Committee or Sub-Con~ittee thereof
attended by an individual (not to exceed
$25.00 per month per member)."
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Discussion followed on the funding
for the payment of compensation for
the Parking Place Commission.
M/S Damonte/Addie§o - To adopt the
Resolution in amended form.
RESOLUTION NO. 52-82
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To waive further
reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Acosta/Addiego - To introduce the
Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
PUBLIC SERVICES
PUBLIC SERVICES
10. Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending:
a) Accept a Certificate of
Sufficiency from the City Clerk
as required by Section 5896.7 of
the Streets and Highways Code
certifying that the petitions
for proceedings for conversion
were signed by not less than
five owners of assessable land
in the proposed Assessment
District, owning lands constitu-
ting more than one-half of the
area of all assessable land with-
in the proposed assessment dist-
rict; and set a Public Hearing
date of 7/7/82;
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
10. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
b) Adoption of a Resolution of
Intention to form an Underground
Utility District.
A RESOLUTION OF INTENTION TO
FORM UNDERGROUND UTILITY
DISTRICT, AND CALLING FOR A
PUBLIC HEARING TO DETERMINE
WHETHER OR NOT THE PUBLIC
HEALTH, SAFETY OR WELFARE RE-
QUIRE THE FORMATION OF SAID
UNDERGROUND UTILITY DISTRICT
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
PUBLIC SERVICES
City Clerk Battaya said that Council
had a memo from her recommending that
action be delayed on this item pending
a written legal opinion.
City Attorney Rogers explained that
he had met with the City Clerk pre,
viously and had discussed the
technicalities of the Certificate of
Sufficiency. He said that he had
explained at that time that the
Certificate was sufficient and that
it comported with the "spirit and
intent of the Street and Highway
Code."
Mayor Teglia then asked City Attorney
Rogers "in your opinion as far as the
content is concerned, it is in fact
correct?"
City Attorney Rogers replied "sure."
Mayor Teglia then asked City Clerk
Battaya if City Attorney Rogers
reply would be acceptable.
City Clerk Battaya expressed concern
that the Resolution which was proposed
had not incorporated the proper wording
as related to the Certificate of
Sufficiency.
Discussion followed regarding the
incorporation of the wording into
the Resolution, City Attorney Rogers
indicating that the reference which
had been given by City Clerk Battaya
was a different standard than that
which applied to the Underground
Utility District.
Mayor Teglia declared a recess at
8:25 p.m.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting
to order at 8:40 p.m., all Council
present.
Mayor Teglia said that upon the advice
of City Attorney Rogers the only action
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
PUBLIC SERVICES
10. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
COMMUN I CAT IONS
11.
Request from the South San
Francisco Sister City :Committee
for Council's consideration of
proposed organization arrange-
ments.
PUBLIC SERVICES
required by the Council on this
item to complete it, would be for
Council to act on the Resolution.
M/S Damonte/Nicolopulos - To adopt the
Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 53-82
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. Bettucchi, Chairman of the Sister
City Committee, explained the various
documents presented to Council for
future consideration. He said he
would appreciate receiving Council's
input so that these ideas could be
incorporated into the documents before
the requested Study Session at which
time the documents would be discussed
in depth.
Mayor Teglia read a letter received
from Father Joseph A. Gordon and
Mario M. Gonzalez, respectfully
petitioning the City Council to con-
sider a request to include repre-
sentatives from the South San Francisco
Mexican-American community as a sub-
committee of the Sister City Committee
directed towards recognition of a City
in Mexico as a sister City. Mayor Teglia
requested that the letter be placed
with the materials from the Sister City
Committee and be discussed at the pro-
posed Study Session. She invited other
ethnic groups to submit their ideas.
Mr. Bettucchi said that part of the
Siter City's presentation at the
Study Session would be a request to
investigate the possibilities of having
a sister city in Mexico.
Consensus of Council that a Study
Session be held on the 28th of July
to discuss the consideration of pro-
posed organization arrangements of
the Sister City Committee.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
12.
Status Report relating to the
South Slope Development plans
and the endangered species habi-
tat conservation consultants.
13.
Request for Council approval
of special inspection consultants
for the Gateway Redevelopment
Project Phase. I.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Manager Birkelo said that he had
received documents entitled "San Bruno
Mountain Area Habitat Conservation
Plan," Volumes I and II in draft form
and indicated that these documents
would be available for Council's
perusal. He explained that before
development of the San Bruno Mountain
could proceed a permit would have to
be issued from the United States
Fish and Wildlife Service which would
allow the taking of butterflies, recog-
nizing that some butterflies might
succumb to the development activities.
He said that the cities of Brisbane,
Daly City and South San Francisco and
the County would be co-applicants in
requesting the necessary permits and
would be responsible for enforcing the
habitat conservation requirements within
their own jurisdictions.
Discussion followed pertinent to the
follow-up costs once the Plan was
an on-going conservation plan; formation
of an open space maintenance district;
initial funding for the maintenance plan;
annual assessments on properties to pro-
vide for on-going costs of the
habitat maintenance; responsibilities
of the cities involved and the County.
City Manager Birkelo explained that
in compliance with the special conditions
of Phase I of the Precise Plan of the
Gateway Project applications had been
submitted for the special inspection
relating to the security provisions of
the project and the high rise fire
package. He said that the Police
Department had solicited proposals
from three firms for the security issue
and that two had been received. He
said that it was his recommendation
and that of the Police Department that
tentative approval be given to the
Burns Integrated Systems Corporation.
Mayor Teglia commented on the selection
of a firm for the fire inspections.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
13.
Request for Council approval
of special inspection consultants
for the Gateway Redevelopment
Project Phase I - Continued.
13a.
Staff Report 5/19/82 recommending
approval of delaying submission of
the annual budget for fiscal year
1982-83 until the anticipated re-
ceipt of State Subventions is
known.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Manager Birkelo said that Staff
was requesting preliminary approval
of the selections and indicated that
the security provision of the project
was the only area of the project that
had not been checked by a consultant.
He said that the agreement for the
fire package would only deal with
the field inspection as the project
progresses.
Discussion followed concerning the
Burns application for the security
system and the FPE Group for the
fire package.
M/S Damonte/Acosta - To approve the
Burns Company and the FPE Group.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
City Manager Birkelo said that Staff
had agreed with Council earlier in the
year that the budget schedule would be
advanced this year and would be presented
for consideration by June, permitting
consummation of the MOU's with various
bargaining units as close to July 1, 1982
as possible. He said that the City had
been working toward that goal, however,
the City has learned through a legislative
bulletin from the League of California
Cities which indicated that the State
Legislature is contemplating the taking
away of bailout funds, eliminating motor
vehicle in lieu subvention, cigarette taxes
and keeping these funds for State purposes.
He commented on the potential revenue
shortages and requested that Council
allow additional time for submittal of
the budget for consideration; allowing
reevaluation of the budget as it was
set up~-and also to find out what the
State proposes. He further requested
that Council endorse a vigorous effort
on the City's part to try and convince
the legislative representatives "that
the State should not try to solve its
fiscal problems on the back of local
government agencies by withdrawing
traditional City revenues that go well
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
13a. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
beyond the amount of bailout that had
been tendered to these agencies follow-
ing the adoption of Proposition 13." He
said that "in light of the tightness of
th~ revenue situation that I intend to
take some immediate steps to curtail
expenditure levels to those that we feel
are absolutely necessary and this among
other things will include a freeze on
non-essential vacant positions that we
may have at the moment and we will also
be looking at various projects that we
have in the mill evaluating them in
terms of our fiscal advantage to move
as originally projected or to defer the
project for some reason down the road."
Councilman Acosta stated that the State
of California's constitution mandated
that the State have a balanced budget,
and that Proposition 13 mandated that
cities and/or districts other than
special districts before they could
receive additional funds must have a
2/3 majority of its voters to increase
its taxes.
Councilman Nicolopulos said that several
weeks prior, he and City Manager Birkelo
had attended a march on Sacramento
and that they had spoke with legislators
concerning this matter.
Mayor Teglia commented on cuts which
the cities had taken since Proposition
13 and said that government had made
an incredible effort to trim expenditures
and continue to serve the public.
An indepth discussion followed concerning
the budget costs relevant to salaries;
contacting of local representatives in
the State Legislature; meeting with
labor representatives of the various
units; advising employees of what the
State was proposing.
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Page 13.
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
13a. Staff Report 5/19/82 - Continued.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
14.
Report from the Civic Center
Subcommittee relating to the
Grand Avenue Library Improve-
ments.
15. Annual appointment of Committee
Representatives and Alternates.
Mayor Teglia:
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Mayor Teglia requested that labor
representatives meet with City Manager
Birkelo and herself to explain the action
proposed by the State and enlist
assistance.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Heard after Item No. 7.
Mayor Teglia presented a brief
description of the committees and
commented on the appointments.
Councilman Nicolopulos said that
he would like to serve as a member
of the City's Transportation Committee,
which is in the formation process,
with the Mayor's concurrence.
Mayor Teglia said that the Transportation
Committee had not been formalized but she
would like to obtain additional infor-
mation. She indicated to Councilman
Nicolopulos that in the event the
Committee was formed that she would
desire his participation considering
his past experience.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To approve the
appointments.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Read a letter from Bob and Helen
Cain, thanking Council for the in-
stallation of 3 way Stop signs and
3 way cross walks for the Ramona and
Spruce Avenue entrances to Francisco
Drive and the Francisco Terrace track.
Commented that she and Councilman
Nicolopulos had met with members of
the South San Francisco Historical
Society who had gathered money and
promises of donations, in time,
material, material and labor to
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Mayor Tegl i a:
Councilman Acosta:
Councilman Damonte:
GOOD AND WELFARE
ADJOURNMENT
16.
Request to adjourn the meeting
to Tuesday, May 25, 1982, at
4:30 p.m., at the City Council
Conference Room, City Hall for
a closed session to discuss
labor relations.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
move the historical sidewalk from Linden
Avenue to Miller Avenue near All Souls
Church. She said that the Society
had $4,000 in funds and committments
for concrete and other materials and
had requested City workers do the
actual moving of the sidewalk.
She indicated that the information
had been submitted to the Director of
Public Services and that he would pre-
pare a report for Council on this matter.
Commented on the Stop sign on Chestnut
Avenue near the railroad crossing, and
indicated that the sign was no longer
evident.
Director of Public Services Yee said
that the sign had been stolen.
Questioned if there was a new signal
box at the intersection of Gellert
and Westborough Bouelvards.
Director of Public Services Yee said
that a new signal box would be in-
stalled in the near future.
Commented on the traffic signals at
Railroad and Linden Avenues.
GOOD AND WELFARE
No one chose to speak.
ADJOURNMENT
City Manager Birkelo requested the
date for adjournment be changed to
Wednesday, May 26, 1982.
M/S Nicolopulos/Acosta - That the meeting
be adjourned to Wednesay, May 26, 1982,
at 4:30 p.m., in the City Council
Conference Room, City Hall, 400 Grand
Avenue, South San Francisco.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment 9:30 p.m.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
APPROVED:
ara A. B_a'~/~aya, City 'Clefk'
City of South San Francisco
~oj~er~a berr~ eg la, ~yor
City of South San Fraddisco
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City Council to
dispose of an 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.
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