HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1983-03-02Mayor Roberta Cerri Teglia
Vice Mayor Mark N. Addiego
Council:
Ronald G. Acosta
Emanuele N. Damonte
Gus Nicol opulos
MINUTES
City Council
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
March 2. 1983
AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
PRESENTATION
NATIONAL WOMEN'S HISTORY WEEK
5oql
EXPRESSING APPRECIATION TO JEANETTE
ACOSTA~ ADELAIDE BONALANZA~ CAROLYN
DAMONTE AND ADA NICOLOPULOS
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
7:42 p.m. Mayor Teglia presiding.
Council present: Acosta, Nicolopulos,
Addiego. Damonte and
Tegl i a.
Council absent: None.
Presentation of colors was made by the
Girl Scouts as led by Millie Vassie and
the Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
The invocation was given by Reverend Lynn
Bowdish of Saint Elizabeth's Episcopal
Church.
Ms. Edna Harks. South San Francisco
Historical Association, gave a presen-
tation honoring Marianne Martin. Rue
Randell Clifford and Carrie Winterhalter.
She spoke of Ms. Martin having founded
the Women's Club; Ms. Clifford in her
efforts to begin the Grand Avenue
Library; Ms. Winterhalter and the other
women in their tireless championing of women.
Mayor Teglia read the Proclamation in
honor of women in South San Francisco's
history who had contributed to this City
through individual efforts--appointed
office and through elected office.
Mayor Teglia read a Proclamation to the
women behind the elected men in this
City, i.e.~ Jeanette Acosta~ Adelaide
Bonalanzat Carolyn Damonte and Ada
Nicol opul os.
Mayor Teglia declared a recess at 8:00
p.m. for cake and coffee in honor of
women in history.
The meeting was recalled to order at 8:20
p.m.~ all Council present.
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
AGENDA REVIEW
Assistant City Manager Wilson
requested:
- Add Item 17a. to appoint
staff members to the MTC
Program.
Councilman Damonte asked that the
remaining Agenda be reviewed at
11:00 p.m.
Vice Mayor Addiego asked that Item
18a. be added for the 901-903 Grand
Avenue property.
Mayor Teglia asked that Item 18b.
be added for discussion of the
Fitzgerald Marine Reserve.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
CONSENT CALENDAR
Minutes of the Special Meeting
of 10/13/82, Regular Meeting of
10/20/82, Adjourned Regular
Meeting of 10/27/82, Special
Meeting of 11/3/82, Regular
Meeting of 11/3/82 and the
Special Meeting of 11/8/82.
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Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending by Motion to deny and
refer the following claims to
the City's Insurance Adjuster
and to the Office of the City
Attorney:
a) Claim as filed by Robert J.
and Barbara A. Battaya
al 1 eging damages to their
automobile when parked in the
City Clerk's stall at the
City Hall Parking Lot when a
vehicle parked in "City
Vehicles Only" stall smashed
her left rear fender.
AGENDA REVIEW
So ordered.
So ordered.
So ordered.
So ordered.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Director of Parks & Recreation Norton
introduced new Supervisor Alex Tsitovich.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
So ordered.
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CONSENT CALENDAR
2. Staff Report - Continued.
b) Claim as filed by Kenneth B.
Ellner, Esq., on behalf of
Gayle C. Pursley, alleging
injuries sustained as the
result of an unsafe curb.
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Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending that 4/06/83 be set as
a Public Hearing to hear the
appeal of the denial of
UP-83-643/Wagner-Levine by the
Planning Commission for a Use
Permit to store equipment and
trucks on a portion of the
United States Steel/American
Bridge property at 205 Oyster
Point Boulevard.
Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending that 4/06/83 be set as a
Public Hearing to hear the
appeal of the denial of V-83-266
Jimmy Kwok/Earl Hardt & Assoc.
by the Planning Commission for a
variance for a proposed room
addition encroaching 2'6" in the
required 15' front yard setback
and 6'7' into the required 10'
rear yard setback at 149
Gardiner Avenue in the R-3
Multiple Family Residential Zone
District.
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Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending by Motion to approve a
Tentative Subdivision Map
(SA-83-79) for a 300 unit
office-condominium project, in
two 5 story buildings, consist-
ing of Buildings E and G in the
Oyster Point Business Park,
with related parking and land-
scaping, east of the terminus
of Oyster Point Boulevard in
the M-2 Heavy Industrial Zone
District (Rich Diodati).
CONSENT CALENDAR
So ordered.
So ordered.
Public Nearing date set as 4/6/83.
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Removed from the Consent Calendar for
discussion by Councilman Acosta.
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AGENDA
CONSENT CALENDAR
e
Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending adoption of a Resolution
to award the bid for the Orange
Pool Lockers to Intrasystems
Corp. as the lowest responsible
bidder in the amount of $28,300.
A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF
CONTRACT ORANGE POOL LOCKERS
Staff Report 3/2/83 recom-
mending adoption of a
Resolution authorizing execu-
tion of a workers compensation
safety engineering services
contract agreement with P&F
Safety Services.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
EXECUTION OF A WORKERS
COMPENSATION SAFETY ENGINEERING
SERVICES CONTRACT AGREEMENT
WITH P&F SAFETY SERVICES
Staff Report 3/2/83 recom-
mending adoption of a
Resolution to adopt the
completed and signed M.O.U. for
Unit #7 and to revise
Resolution No. 136-82, adopted
11/3/82, with a draft M.O.U.
for Unit #7.
A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING AND
APPROVING MEMORANDUM OF
UNDERSTANDING, UNIT #7
NON-SWORN POLICE DEPARTMENT
EMPLOYEES, JULY 1, 1982 -
AUGUST 31, 1983 AND REVISING
RESOLUTION NO. 136-82
ACTION TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
Removed from the Consent Calendar by Mayor
Teglia for discussion.
RESOLUTION NO. 26-83
RESOLUTION NO. 27-83
M/S Addiego/Damonte - To approve the
Consent Calendar with the exception of
Items 5 and 6.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
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AGENDA
Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending by Motion to approve a
Tentative Subdivision Map
(SA-83-79) for a 300 unit
office-condominium project, in
two 5 story buildings, consist-
ing of Buildings E and G in the
Oyster Point Business Park,
with related parking and land-
scaping, east of the terminus
of Oyster Point Boulevard in
the M-2 Heavy Industrial Zone
District (Rich Diodati).
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Staff Report 3/02/83 recom-
mending adoption of a Resolution
to award the bid for the Orange
Pool Lockers to Intrasystems
Corp. as the lowest responsible
bidder in the amount of $28,300.
A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF
CONTRACT ORANGE POOL LOCKERS
APPROVAL OF BILLS
9. Approval of the Regular
Bills of 3/02/83.
ACTION TAKEN
Councilman Acosta requested clarification
on Exhibit D, page 2 "Oyster Point BlvdJ
Overpass."
Director of Public Services Yee stated
that Mr. Diodati's Building E was under
construction and that Building G was not
under construction. He suggested
rewording the particular sentence which
states "... prior to receiving any
building permits..." to read "...before
approval of the Final Map or Occupancy
Permit..."
City Attorney Rogers stated that there
had been problems with Occupancy Permits
and suggested using the words Building
Permits or Final Maps.
Councilman Acosta requested that the Item
not be acted upon until after Item 11, to
allow Staff to development the
appropriate language.
Mayor Teglia questioned if the City
Attorney had reviewed this bid in that it
had been handled differently than other
bids.
City Attorney Rogers stated that he had
reviewed the bid and that the prior lower
bidder had not met the standards of a
stainless steel mechanism and in the
second bid process still did not meet the
same standards.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To adopt the
Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 28-83
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
M/S Damonte/Addiego - To approve the
Regular Bills of 3/2/83 in the amount of
$1,215,528~47.
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
APPROVAL OF BILLS
Approval of the Regular
Bills of 3/02/83 - Continued.
CITY MANAGER
10.
Staff Report 3/02/83 requesting
direction on a petition for a
bus stop on Arroyo Drive in
front of the Municipal Services
Building (Line 28C).
APPROVAL OF BILLS
Carried by unanimous voice vote. Vice
Mayor Addiego did not participate or vote
in the matter of the claim of Brentwood
Market.
CITY MANAGER
Assistant City Manager Wilson stated that
Council had received a petition con-
taining some 200 signatures requesting
that Bus Route 28C be allowed to stop on
Arroyo Drive at the Municipal Services
Building in that many senior citizens use
public transportation when they visit the
Center. He stated that senior citizens
use public transportation to visit the
Center and experience difficulty in being
unloaded in front of QFI and walking
uphill and felt that having the bus stop
on Arroyo would make safer conditions for
the seniors. He stated that if a bus
stop was located on Arroyo west of the
sally-port entrance it would require the
removal of five on-street parking stalls.
Consensus of Council - That SAMTRANS be
informed that Council is agreeable to a
solution being worked out between the two
bodies and that Staff was to report back
to Council with SAMTRANS recommendations
at the next meeting.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
11.
Staff Report 3/2/83
recommending: 1) Motion to
waive further reading of the
Ordinance; 2) Motion to intro-
duce the Ordinance on Develop-
ment Agreements.
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
19,60~180 AND ADDING SECTION
19.60;185 OF CHAPTER 19.60 OF
THE SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED
"DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS"
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
City Clerk Battaya read the title of the
Ordinance in its entirety.
City Planner Gorny stated that this
Ordinance would allow the City to enter
into agreements with developers for a
longer period than the existing five
years to facilitate completion of the
projects.
M/S Nicolopulos/Damonte - To waive
further reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
3/2/83
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AGENDA
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
ll. Staff Report - Continued.
Staff Report 3/02/83 recommending
by Motion to approve a Tentative
Subdivision Map (SA-83-79) for a
300 unit office-condominium
project, in two 5 story buildings,
consisting of Buildings E and G
in the Oyster Point Business Park,
with related parking and land-
scaping, east of the terminus
of Oyster Point Boulevard in
the M-2 Heavy Industrial Zone
District (Rich Diodati).
FINANCE
12.
Staff Report 3/02/83 recommending:
l) Motion to waive further read-
ing of the Ordinance; 2) Motion
to introduce the Ordinance on
Commercial Parking Facilities.
1 st Reading/ Introduction
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTION
6.16.047A OF THE SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL CODE ENTITLED
"COMMERCIAL PARKING FACILITY,
DEFINED"
ACTION .TAKEN
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COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
M/S Nicolopulos/Damonte - To introduce
the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
City Attorney Rogers stated that he had
conferred with the Director of Public
Services and that the suggested language
of the condition would be: "Prior to
approval of the Final Subdivision Map
and prior to receiving a Building Permit
for Building G, the Developer shal.1
pay into the Overpass Construction Fund
in accordance with the Formula adopted
by the City."
M/S Acosta/Addiego - To approve the
Tentative Subdivision Map with all of
the Findings, one through eleven.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
FINANCE
City Clerk Battaya read the title of
the Ordinance in its entirety.
Finance Director Lipton stated that
according to the strict definition
of commercial parking facilities that
if a person rents an apartment with a
garage and a second garage was provided
for an additional fee per month it
would qualify for a 4% gross receipts
tax. He stated that he and the City
Attorney did not believe that this
was Council's intent in passing the
Commercial Parking Facilities Ordinance
and it was not the intent to include
restaurants and shopping center parking
in the tax. He stated that the City
Attorney has suggested redefining
commercial parking facilities which
will exclude rentable parking spaces
in conjunction with residential properties.
M/S Addiego/Damonte - To waive further
reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Addiego/Damonte - To introduce the
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AGENDA
FINANCE
12. Staff Report - Continued.
PUBLIC SERVICES
13.
Public Hearing - Abandonment of
a p.ortion of the north side of
Oyster Point Boulevard adjacent
to 375 Oyster Point Boulevard.
Staff Report 3/2/83 recommending:
1) Open the Public Hearing and
hear testimony; 2) Close the
Public Hearing; 3) Adoption of
a Resolution ordering the vaca-
tion of the street easement and
reserve a PG&E gas.and electric
facilities easement.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING THE
VACATION OF A PORTION OF THE
NORTH SIDE OF OYSTER POINT
BOULEVARD ADJACENT TO 375
OYSTER POINT BOULEVARD //~
(Cassette No. 2)
14.
Staff Report 3/2/83 recommending
adoption of.a Resolution to
approve the Capital Improvement
Program for the Fiscal Year
1982-83
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE CAPITAL
IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR 1982-83
ACTION TAKEN
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FINANCE
Ordinance,
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Director of Public Services Yee stated
that this was the procedure to abandon
a portion of Oyster Point Boulevard
which the City no longer needs. He
stated that this was a street easement
that had been dedicated some years ago.
Mayor Teglia declared 'the Public Hearing
open and invited those wishing to speak
in favor of the abandonment to step
to the dais - no one chose to speak,
Mayor Teglia invited those wishing to
speak against the abandonment to step
to the dais - no one chose to speak.
Mayor Teglia closed the Public Hearing
and opened discussion to Council.
Discussion followed on the width of
the street; liability in the event the
property is not abandoned; whether
therewas need in the future for the
property; traffic that would be gener-
ated by the Diodati Project; the width
of Oyster Point Boulevard, etc.
M/S Nicolopulos/Addiego - To adopt the
Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 29-83
Carried by majority roll call vote,
Acosta voted no.
Director of Public Services Yee stated
that there had been'two previous meetings
where this item had been discussed
and the document was essentially the
same except for a few modified numbers.
Discussion followed: Item #9 MSB
unoccupied space improvements had not
been determined by Council; Staff Report
stated that the adoption of the document
was not binding; the document was a
3/2/83
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AGENDA
14. Staff Report - Continued.
COMMUN I CAT IONS
15.
Letter from James C. El more
officially protesting the
issuance of an occupancy
permit at 1031 Airport Blvd.
and stated it was in violation
of City Ordinances.
ACTION TAKEN
1.02
"wish list" and that Council must set
the priorities; converting the space
to offices and renting them.
M/S Acosta/Nicolopulos - To adopt the
Resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 30-83
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
Mr. James Elmore stated, "At this
time you can not grant or deny the use
of this property., but what I am asking
you is to go for a use permit and due
process - and put it on the line. I
can state that in the past you required
this. The property can have this use
but it can also have a restaurant. The
property has been abandoned for over
a year, I am asking for a use permit
at this time - the application for it."
City Planner Christians stated that
the proposed use of a delicatessen
on the site was a permitted use and
did not require a use permit. He
cited the history of the building
since being built in 1960 and that the
first permitted use was that of a
laundromat which had been approved by
the City Council in 1960. He stated
that at that time it was a C-2 zone
which was permitted subject to the
use permit and it was established
without parking. He stated that the
building had been used as a laundromat
until 1983 when a tenant came forward
with a Certificate of Occupancy for
a deli and the application was pending
awaiting approval by the City and the
Health Department. He stated that
a delicatessan was a permitted use for
the building. He stated that the only
time a use permit would be required was
if there was an. expansion of the
building, like a second story, or if
a use came along that required a use
permit.
3/2/83
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AGENDA
COMMUNICATIONS
15. Letter from James C. Elmore -
Continued.
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restric-
tions in the area lying
easterly of Bayshore Freeway.
1st Reading/Adoption
AN INTERIM ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
USES WHICH MAY CONFLICT WITH
ZONING PROPOSALS RELATED TO
GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENTS
ACTION TAKEN
103
COMMUNICATIONS
City Attorney Rogers stated, "You have
to divide out here whether something is
a non-conforming use or whether you are
dealing with a non-conforming structure,
and today perhaps if someone wanted to
go on that lot and build something we
would tell them they needed to provide'
a certain amount of off-street parking
because the C-2 zone requires it. When
the building was built there was no
requirement for that type of parking
and so the structure might be non-conform-
ing...''
Discussion followed on permitted uses;
lack of parking on Airport Boulevard;
when a use has been abandoned for a
period of six months; non-conforming
uses; whether Mr. Elmore would be con-
cerned if use at 1031 Airport Blvd.
was other than a deli; traffic problems
generated by the use; that Mr. Elmore's
matter was a civil matter and that
the Council's hands were tied.
Ms. Mary Adabjeh stated that she was
going to rent the property at 1031
Airport Boulevard. She stated that
Mr. Elmore had a grocery store right
next to her deli and the parking problmes
were shared by both businesses. She
suggested that perhaps her customers
could park across the street to alleviate
the parking problems.
Mayor Teglia declared a recess at
9:50 p.m.
Mayor Teglia recalled the meeting to
order at 10:20 p.m., all Council
present.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Clerk Battaya read the title of
the Ordinance in its entirety. She
explained that this was an Urgency
Ordinance and required one reading for
adoption.
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AGENDA
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restrictions
in the area lying easterly of
Bayshore Freeway - Continued.
ACTION TAKEN
104
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Planner Gorny stated that Staff
was recommending passage of this
Ordinance which would prohibit uses
which may conflict with zoning prop-
osals related to General Plan amendments.
He stated that the Ordinance would
prohibit all uses in the M-2 Heavy
Industrial Zone District listed in
Subsections 20.44.020 A, B, C, and E
of the City's~Municipal Code and that
Subsection 20~44.020 D, regarding signs,
would be unaffected by the proposed
Ordinance. He stated that the Ordinance
was closely related to the proposed
Circulation and Transportation Element
of the General Plan and was specifically
related to the Oyster Point Interchange
Project at Highway 101. He Stated
that the Ordinance, if adopted, would
be in effect for four months to allow
the Council sufficient time to review
and consider the proposed General Plan
Amendment.
Mayor Teglia stated that the City Attorney
at the Wednesday meeting had been directed
to come forward with a vehicle whereby
the City might be able to capture uses
that have not yet been established in
this particular area, in buildings that
are already there, and be able to
review them and what impact they might
have on Oyster Point; and be able to
develop some type of formula for fair
participation in that Project.
Mr. Allen Mason, 100 Kimball, requested
that Council delay a vote until the next
meeting to allow the businesses to
analyze the Ordinance. He stated that
there were many businesses that were
affected by the Ordinance, i.e., the
Ordinance would affect the hotel revenues
if Market West was affected. He stated
that Market Westwas moving to this
City with a unique project to develop
a new core of manufacturers reps for
manufacturers with showrooms. He spoke
at length of the fine margin that the
business was operating under; that the
business would 'not contribute to the
traffic congestion in the area in peak
3/2/83
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AGENDA
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restrictions
in the area lying easterly of
Bayshore Freeway - Continued.
ACTION TAKEN
105
ITEMS FROM STAFF
hours'; the financial hardship a fair
share allocation would place on the
new business, etc.
Mayor Teglia explained that the City
was not trying to penalize businesses,
however if a business generated more
traffic it should pay its fair share -
which was not meant to burden the
business.
Discussion followed on the formulas
being considered for a fair share
allocation; the traffic generated by
the previous business - Woolworth's;
proposed traffic generation by
Diodati and other developers, etc.
Assistant City Manager Wilson stated
that he had been contacted bY the
Grovsnor Inn, Holiday Inn, Royal Inn
and the Travel Lodge - all requesting
a two week delay on the matter.
Charles Gush, Esq., Northwest Equity,
stated that Mr. Mason had cited his
firm's concerns. He stated that his
specific concern was that the Government
Code required the City to follow the
procedure set forth in the Code for
Urgency Ordinances. He stated that he
was concerned whether the Agenda was
doing that because it did not say it
was an Interim Ordinance and questioned
whether the City had a right to proceed
based on the fact that it was not
proposed on the Agenda.
City Attorney Rogers stated that
Section 65858 makes no reference to
an agenda publication and the Council
was at a regular meeting; and the very
fact that it is an UrgenCy Ordinance
is highlighted by the way it came about.
He stated that the Council gave it to
him on Wednesday night, the Agenda was
printed on Thursday, and he drafted it
after research and felt that it did
comport. He stated that if the Council
was to extend the Ordinance for another
eight months, or a year after that,
it would have to be properly noticed
3/2/83
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AGENDA
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restrictions
in the area lying easterly of
Bayshore Freeway - Continued.
(Cassette 3)
ACTION TAKEN
lOG
ITEMS FROM STAFF
under the Government Code Sections.
Charles Gush, Esq., stated that he was
also concerned about the vagueness of
parts of the Ordinance that was being
proposed. He reiterated reasons why
the Council should effect a delay and
stated that a more reasonable conclusion
would be an assessment district for
all the property owners that would
benefit from the use of the overpass.
Discussion followed on allowing several
payments rather than a lump sum payment
that would pose a hardship on businesses,
etc.
City Attorney Rogers stated that he
realized that Northwest Equity had
some fiscal concerns with the formula
to participate, however the Ordinance
did not have anything to do with the
formula or financial participation; but
was merely trying to put the .brakes on
development for four months.
Discussion followed on what guaranty
the City would have if a two week
extension was granted that the firm
would not proceed; Federal participation
in the overpass and the relationship
with the Interim Ordinance and due
process; the fact that there would
not be Federal participation; language
of the agreement; even if Mr. Gush's
client did not apply for a permit in
the next two weeks there was no guaranty
that other developers would not apply
for a permit in the time frame, etc.
Mr. Paul Shepher'd, owner of property on
East Grand Avenue, stated that he'
had a use permit that had expired in
December and was in need of another
which this Ordinance would prevent.
He stated that without the permit he
would be stuck with an empty dirt lot
without revenue which would pose a
hardship. He stated that the formula
should be based on parking spaces used
and not on traffic trips generated.
3/2/83
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AGENDA
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restrictions
in the area lying easterly of
Bayshore Freeway - Continued.
ACTION TAKEN
107
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Attorney Rogers stated that if
Mr. Shepherd wanted to be exempted from
the participation agreement he could
go the Planning Commission for a use
permit or an exemption from the agreement.
Councilman Acosta stated that he had
not been at the prior meeting wherein
Council had approved Formula C, also
that the Ordinance was being viewed
tonight by Council for the first time.
He stated that he felt that Council
should be given more time to discover
any ramifications that might arise,
rather than acting in haste.
Mayor Teglia stated that the Ordinance
read that the Planning Commission can
grant an exception from the prohibitions
set forth in this Ordinance if the
Commission finds that an application
for the use was filed prior to the
date of this Ordinance - which had been
filed.
City Planner Gorny stated that the
Planning Commission had a meeting on
Mar.lOth and this application could'
be considered at that time without
agenda notice as could any other
applications for exemption.
Ms. Chris Rolling, Project Manager for
Market West, and spoke in favor of the
two week extension.
Mr. Arthur "Buzz" Haskins, 114 So.
Maple Avenue, questioned why the City
was making all the new developers pay
for the overpass rather than forming an
assessment district after more study.
Discussion followed on the City's share
in the participation agreement; whether
at some point a Benefit District.or an
Assessment District wouldbe established.
Vice Mayor Addiego stated that it was
the additional demands on the roadway
that required the City to upgrade the
roadways.
3/2/83
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AGENDA
ITEMS FROM STAFF
16.
Possible development restrictions
in the area lying easterly of
Bayshore Freeway - Continued.
17.
Staff Report 3/2/83 recommending
adoption of a Resolution on
proposed new Federalism legis-
lation to combine Revenue Sharing
and Community Development Block
Grant Funds.
A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO TAKE
CERTAIN ACTIONS RELATIVE TO
PROPOSED NEW FEDERALISM LEGISLATION
17.a.
Appointment of Staff members to
the Metropolitan Transportation
Committee.
ACTION TAKEN
108
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Mayor Teglia read a letter stating that
the Interim Ordinance seemed to be
designed to force excessive payment
towards the Oyster Point Overpass
Project.
M/S Nicolopulos/Acosta - TO delay action
on the Interim Ordinance for two weeks.
Motion failed, Acosta, Addiego, Damonte
and Teglia voted no.
M/S Addiego/Damonte - To waive further
reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Damonte/Addiego - To adopt the
Ordinance as an Urgency Ordinance to
take effect immediately pursuant to
Government Code 65858.
ORDINANCE NO. 916-83
Carried bymajority roll call vote,
Nicolopulos voted no.
Councilman Damonte requested a review
of the Agenda remaining.
Consensus of Council - That Items 17,
17a., 18, 18a., 18b. be continued to
the 3/16/83 Regular Council Meeting.
Continued to the 3/16/83 meeting.
Continued to the 3/16/83 meeting.
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AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
109
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
18. AppointmentsBoard. to the Personnel
901-903 Grand Avenue - Vice Mayor~
Addiego.
Report on Board of Supervisors
meeting on the Fitzgerald
Marine Reserve~
GOOD AND WELFARE
18a.
18b.
CLOSED SESSION
19. Closed Session for the discussion
of personnel matters, labor
relations and litigation.
RECALL TO ORDER
ADJOURNMENT
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
~taya~, C~
City of South San Francisco
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Continued to the 3/16/83 meeting.
Continued to the 3/16/83 meeting.
Continued to the 3/16/83 meeting.
GOOD AND WELFARE
Mr. James Elmore thanked Council and
Staff for responding to the problem
he had brought before Council.
CLOSED SESSION
Council adjourned to a Closed Session
at 12:15 a.m. for the discussion of
personnel matters, labor relations and
litigation.
The meeting was recalled to order at
12:52 a.m., all Council present, no
action taken.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - To adjourn the
meeting.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment 12:53 a.m.
APPROVED:
'~..berta Cerri Tegli~,/~yor
City of South San Fr~cisco
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.
3/2/83
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