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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1958-02-17REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1958 TIME: PLACE: CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND INVOCATION: ROLL CALL: MINUTES: CLAIMS: ORVILLE DECKER CLAIM OFF-STREET PARKING DISTRICT: COMPANY CLAIM INDUSTRIAL PARK UNIT NO. 1: PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT PARKWAY TERRACE #3: PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT (SANITARY SEWER) L1NDENVILLE: PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT (PATH) AVALON PARK NO. 3: PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT (PEDESTRIAN WAY) WINSTON MANOR #1: RESOLUTION NO. 2585 COMMENDING WALTER DRYSDALE FOR OBTAINING BOY SCOUTS' SILVER AWARD: RESOLUTION NO. 2586 COMMENDING DENNIS BASKIN FOR OBTAINING BOY SCOUTS' 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers, City Hall The meeting was called to order by Mayor Rozzi at 8:05 p.m. Pledge of~Allegiance to the Flag was recited, after which invocation was given by Reverend Barber of St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church. Present: Mayor G. J. Rozzi, and Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Emilio Cortesi, Francis Lucchio and Leo J. Ryan. Absent: None At this time, Mayor Rozzi introduced a group of teen-age senior Girl Scouts who were present in the Council Chambers with Mrs. paul Klien, their troop leader, to see the City Council government in action, as a prerequisite to part of their merit work. Mayor Rozzi asked if there were any errors, omissions or corrections to the minutes of the regular meeting of February 3, 1958. Councilman Rocca moved that the minutes be approved with the exception of that part which had to do with Utah Construction Company's request for final approval of the im- provements in Industrial Park Unit No. 1. Councilman Ryan asked Councilman Rocca if he would ~clude an amendment adding paragraphs 4 and 5 as mentione in the memorandum of Director of Public Works Goss dated January 20, 1958, which concerned the final acceptance of Industrial Park Unit No. 1. Counci man Rocca accepted the amendment, after which Councilman Ryan seconded the motion which was regularly carried. Mayor Rozzi then asked if there was a motion approving the regular claims for payment as submitted. Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio and regularly carried, that the claims be approved for payment. The Council next took up the claim of Orville Decker dated February 4, 195t for appraisal report submitted August 15, 1957, in the amount of $750.00 which concerned the off-street parking district. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that this claim be held in abeyance until the District was formed, for either approval or rejectio~ The last claim for Council action concerned the claim of the Fay Improvemer Company dated February 13, 1958, in the amount of $4,330.20 which was for the installation of fire alarm boxes and fire alarm conductor in Industrial Park Unit No. 1. This claim carried the approval of the Director of Public Works and the firm of Wilsey & Ham. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the claim be approved for pay- ment. Proceeding on to the matter of public hearings, City Attorney Noonan ex- plained the four which were ready for Council attention at this time. May¢ Rozzi then opened the public hearing on the vacation of a portion of a public Utilities easement in Block 2, Parkway Terrace #3, asking if any protests had been received. City Clerk Rodondi replied that no written protests had been received. He then asked if anyone in the audience wishel to enter a protest. None were registered. Mayor Rozzi then continued the hearing to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. The public hearing on the vacation of a portion of a public service ease- ment (sanitary sewer) in Llndenville was then opened by Mayor Rozzi. He asked if any written protests had been received, to which the City Clerk replied none had been received. He then asked if anyone in the audience wished to enter a protest. None were registered.. Mayor Rozzi then continm the public hearing to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. The next public hearing concerned the vacation of a public service easemen' (path) in Avalon Park #3. Mayor Rozzi then opened the public hearing, ask. ing again if any protests had been received, to which the City Clerk repli~ none had been registered with his office. He then asked if there were any oral protests. None were registered. Mayor Rozzi continued this hearing to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. The last public hearing concerned the vacation of a public service easemen (pedestrian way) ~n Winston Manor No. 1. After the public hearing had bee opened by Mayor Rozzt, he asked if any written protests had been received. City Clerk Rodondi replied none had been registered with his office. He then asked if anyone in the audience wished to enter a protest. None were registered. The hearing was then continued by Mayor Rozzi until the next regular meeting of March 3, 1958. Proceeding on to resolutions, City Attorney Noonan explained the first for Council attention which concerned a resolution commending Walter Drysdale for obtaining the Boy Scouts'Silver Award. After a brief explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Ryan introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO COMMENDING WALTER DRYSDALE OF EXPLORER POST #90 OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO FOR OBTAINING THE BOY SCOUTS' SILVER AWARD." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi, Lucchio and Ryan. The next resolution concerned a resolution commending Dennis Baskin for obtaining the Boy Scouts' Eagle Bad,e. After explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Rocca introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO CO,ENDING DENNIS BASKIN OF EXPLORER Absent: None At this time, Mayor Rozzi introduced a group of teen-age senior Girl Sc who were present in the Council Chambers with Mrs. Paul Klien, their tr leader, to see the City Council government in action, as a prerequisite part of their merit work. MINUTES: Mayor Rozzi asked if there were any errors, omissions or corrections to minutes of the regular meeting of February 3, 1958. Councilman Rocca m. that the minutes be approved with the exception of that part which had do with Utah Construction Company's request for final approval of the i~ provements in Industrial Park Unit No. 1. Councilman Ryan asked Counci Rocca if he would include an amendment adding paragraphs 4 and 5 as ment in the memorandum of Director of Public Works Goss dated January 20, 19 which concerned the final acceptance of Industrial Park Unit No. 1. Co~ man Rocca accepted the amendment, after which Councilman Ryan seconded motion which was regularly carried. CLAIMS: Mayor Rozzi then asked if there was a motion approving the regular clai~ for payment as submitted. Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilma~ Lucchio and regularly carried, that the claims be approved for payment. ORVILLE DECKER CLAIM OFF-STREET PARKING DISTRICT: COMPANY CLAIM INDUSTRIAL PARK UNIT NO. 1: The Council next took up the claim of Orville Decker dated February 4, i for appraisal report submitted August 15, 1957, in the amount of $750.0t which concerned the off-street parking district. Councilman Rocca move~ seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that this claim be ht in abeyance until the District was formed, for either approval or reject The last claim for Council action concerned the claim of the Fay Improw Company dated February 13, 1958, in the amount of $4,330.20 which was fi the installation of fire alarm boxes and fire alarm conductor in Indust] Park Unit No. 1. This claim carried the approval of the Director of Pul Works and the firm of Wilsey & Ham. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the claim be approved for I ment. PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT PARKWAY TERRACE #3: Proceeding on to the matter of public hearings, City Attorney Noonan ex- plained the four which were ready for Council attention at this time. ~ Rozzi then opened the public hearing on the vacation of a portion of a public Utilities easement in Block 2, Parkway Terrace #3, asking if any protests had been received. City Clerk Rodondi replied that no written protests had been received. He then asked if anyone in the audience wis to enter a protest. None were registered. Mayor Rozzi then continued t hearing to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASERENT (SANITARY SEWER) LINDENVILLE: The public hearing on the vacation of a portion of a public service ease ment (sanitary sewer) in Lindenville was then opened by Mayor Rozzi. He asked if any written protests had been received, to which the City Clerk replied none had been received. He then asked if anyone in the audience wished to enter a protest. None were registered. Mayor Rozzi then conti the public hearing to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT (PATH) AVALON PARK NO. 3: The next public hearing concerned the vacation of a public service easem (path) in Avalon Park #3. Mayor Rozzi then opened the public hearing, a ing again if any protests had been received, to which the City Clerk rep none had been registered with his office. He then asked if there were a oral protests. None were registered. Mayor Rozzi continued this hearin to the regular meeting of March 3, 1958. PUBLIC HEARING VACATING EASEMENT (PEDESTRIAN WAY) WINSTON MANOR #1: The last public hearing concerned the vacation of a public service easem (pedestrian way) i'n Winston Manor No. 1. After the public hearing had b opened by Mayor Rozzi, he asked if any written protests had been receive City Clerk Rodondi replied none had been registered with his office. He then asked if anyone in the audience wished to enter a protest. None we registered. The hearing was then continued by Mayor Rozzi until the nex regular meeting of March 3, 1958. RESOLUTION NO. 2585 COMMENDING WALTER DRYSDALE FOR OBTAINING BOY SCOUTS' SILVER AWARD: Proceeding on to resolutions, City Attorney Noonan explained the first f. Council attention which concerned a resolution commending Walter Drysdal. for obtaining the Boy Scouts'Silver Award. After a brief explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Ryan introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO COMMENDING WALTER DRYSDALE OF EXPLORER POST #90 OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO FOR OBTAINING THE BOY SCOUTS' SILVER AWARD." Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi, Lucchio and Ryan. RESOLUTION NO. 2586 COMMENDING DENNIS BASKIN FOR OBTAINING BOY SCOUTS' EAGLE BADGE: 5017 The next resolution concerned a resolution commending Dennis Baskin for obtaining the Boy Scouts' Eagle Bad~®, After explanation by the City Attorney, Councilman Rocca introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO COl/i/ENDING DENNIS BASKIN OF EXPLORER POST ~90 OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO FOR OBTAINING THE BOY SCOUTS' EAGLE BADGi Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi, Lucchio and Ryan. COURT OF HONOR FOR BOY SCOUT AWARDS: At this time, Mayor Rozzi explained to the members of the audience that a Court off Honor would be held the following morning which would be presided over by Superior Court Judge Frank Blum, &t which time the awards would be made to both Walter Drysdale and Dennis Baskin. He invited all those inter- ested to be present at that time for the ceremonies. RESOLUTION NO. 2587 DES IGNATI NG PRECINCTS, POLLING PLACES & ELECTION OFFICERS FOR MUNICIPAL ELECTION: The third resolution for Council action concerned the consolidation of poll- ing precincts and designating election offficers for the coming Municipal Election. After a brief explanation by tt.e City Attorney, Councilman Lucchio introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO PROVIDING FOR THE HOLDING OF A GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN SAID CITY ,)N THE 8TH DAY OF APRIL, 1958, DESIGNATING PRECINCTS, POLLING PLACES, AND ELECTION OFFICERS". Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilman Rozzi, 3occa, Cortesi, Lucchio and Ryan. ACCEPTANCE OF EASEMENT FROM PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY: N~50. ~ 9 RESOLUTION 2588 The r~solution concerning the acceptance of an easement from Pacific Gas and Electric company was next taken up. City Attorney Noonan requested that this ~e held over until the next regular neeting, inasmuch as he desired to make further research on one item of the easement. There being no objections, Mayor Rozzi ordered the matter held over. The last resolution for Council action concerned the release of the perform- TERMINATING AGREEMENT ance bond in Lindenville Industrial Park. AND BOND LINDENVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK: ORDINANCE REGULATING PARKING OF AUTOMOBILES IN BUR1 BUR1 - FIRST READING: After explanation by the City Attoraey, Councilman Rocca introduced: "C2TY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, LINDEN- VILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT, RESOLUTION TERMINATING AGREEMENT AND BONY'. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Rozzi, Rocca, Cortesi, Lucchio and Ryan. Proceeding on to ordinances, City Attorney Noonan explained the ordinance which had been prepared for introduction and first reading this evening and which concerned the regulation of parking of automobiles in the Burl Burl business district. He stated that if the Council wished, a motion could be made that the detailed reading be waived and that it be introduced by read- ing of title only. Councilman Ryan then noved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and reg'~larly carried, that the detailed ~eading be waived and the ordinance introduced by the reading of title only. City Attorney Noonan then read the title of the ordinance, giving a brieff explanation, after which Coun- cilman tyan moved, seconded by Councilman Cortesi and regularly carried, that the ordinance be introduced. DRAINAGE EASEMENT THRU P. G. & E. RIGHT-OF-WAY: /~ STEINKAMP CLAIM: Proceeding on to Unfinished Business, the only item listed concerned the drainage easement through the Pacific Gas & Electric Company right-of-way. This ~atter having been handled previously under resolutions, no further action was taken at this time. Communication dated February 6, 1958, was received from the law offices of Antonio J. Gaudio, together with verified claim for damages as filed in behalf of his clients, Warren and Mary ElLen Steinkamp, alleging damages as a result of stoppage in a sewer line serving their residence at 43 Duval Drive. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan, that the claim be denied and referred to the City's insurance carrier. Under the question, Mr. Gaudio, present in the audience, remarked to the Council that he was prepared to meet with the City Attorney a;~d the City's insurance carrier at any time concerning this matter. Motion as made and seconded was regu- larly carried. JANNSCH CLAIM: Claim was received from the firm of Rettig, Dunn & Hart, as filed in behalf of Robert Jannsch, Jr. and Florence Jannsch, alleging damages which occurred at their residence at 767 Camaritas Avenue as a result of a sewer backing up into their dwelling. Councilman Lucch~o moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the clain be denied and referred to the City's insurance carrier. JOHNSTON SIGN COMPANY CLAIM: Claim was received, as filed by Charles Johnston of the Johnston Sign Company, alleging damages to a neon sign being csrried on a truck as a result of low overhanging branches of a tree at 132 "A"Street. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the claim be denied and referred to.the City's insurance carrier. AGREEMENT WITH SOUTH S. F. UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR MAGNOLIA SCHOOL: The next item for Council attention concerned the rental agreement with the South San Francisco Unified School District for the Magnolia School. City Attorrey Noonan asked, if there were no objections, that this be held over, inasmuch as the agreement had not been executed by the school because of a change which had to be made. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this matter would be continued to the next regular meeting. JOSEPH P. CIARDELLA VARIANCE PERMIT: Variance Permit Resolution No. 854, as applied for by Mr. Joseph P. Ciardella, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be granted for a 2-foot encroachment into the required 5-foot sideyard to maintain existing building line at Lot 18, Block 13, in Brentwood #2. Counciluan Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. TERESA UCCELLI VARIANCE PERMIT: Variance Permit Resolution No. 855, as applied for by Mrs. Teresa Uccelli, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be granted for a 3-foot sideyard on right side and 4-foot on left side instead of the required 5-foot sideyard, on Lot 7, Parcel 1, Map #5. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchao and regularly carried, that the reconn~endation of the Planning Co~ission be accepted. TERESA UCCELLI REQUEST FOR RE- ALIGNMENT OF PROPERTY: Planning Commission Resolution No. 856, as applied for by Mrs. Teresa Uccelli, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be granted to Teresa uccelli for re-alignment of Lots 6 and 7, Parcel 1, Map #5, South San Francisco. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. BUCKBEE-THORNE USE PERMIT: G1 USEPPE TONELLI USE PERMIT: FOSTER & KLEISER USE PERMIT: __. FOSTER & KLEISER USE PERMIT :' S05 TIDEWATER OIL CO. USE PERMITS: .5O UTAH CONSTRUCTION CO. USE PERMIT: MA DRONE AVENUE I ~PROVE~ENTS - PREPARATION OF PETITION: PENINSULA WEED CONTROL - WEED ERADICATION PROPOSAL: So, OB" EUGENE LYNCH REAPPOINTMENT AS PERSONNEL BOARD MEMBERS: LEO PADREDDI I REQUEST FOR EXTENSION OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE: G. CARL WELLER CERTIFICATE OF MERIT: Use ~ermit Resolution No. 857, as applied for by Buckbee-Thorne & Company, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be gra~ed for maintenance of existing 6-foot x 8-foot board free standing sign on Lot 8, Industrial Acres. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Coun- cilnan Lucchio and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accepted. Use ~ermit Resolution No. 858, as applied for by Mr. Giuseppe Tonelli, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending permission be granted for zhe erection of an S-unit apartment house on Lots 12 and 13, Block 122 (~ple and Railroad Avenues), subject to the condition that it be per rev~sed plot plan showing 19-foot setback from the sidewalk and from the alley to the garage. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Lucchio and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be accep=ed. Use Permit Resolution No. 859, as applied for by Foster & Kleiser Company, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending that permission be denied for raising the existing structure in its present position approx- imately 15 feet. Councilman Lucchlo moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that this Use Permit be held, and through the office of the ~ity Manager be referred back to the Planning Commission for obtaining further information concerning the deadlocked vote, as well as the arguments for and against the application. Use Permit Resolution No. 860, as applied for by Foster & Kleiser Company, was received from the Planning Commission, recommending per~ission be grantee for one back-to-back advertising structure which is now maintained on the property at Lot 3, Block "A", Country CLub Park Tract NO. 1. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the recom~endation of the Planning Commission be accepted. Use Permit Resolutions 861 and 862, as ~pplied for by the Tidewater Oil Company, have been received from the Planning Commission, recommending that per~ission be granted for the construction of a service station on a portion of Parcel 23, Map 22, (southeast corner of South Canal and Spruce Avenue), a~ an 8-foot diameter neon sign at the same location, subject to certain con- ditions. Councilman Ryan moved that bozh Use Permits be held over for fur- ther study by the City Council. Mayor ~-tozzi instructed City ~anager Alello to obtain copies of ordinances concerning the control of service stations fro~ the neighboring communities who have a like problem. Councilman Rocca seconded the motion, after which CounciLman Lucchio voiced his opposition to the establishment of further service stations, giving his reasons from a Prepared statement which he read. Discussion followed amongst the members of the Council, after which, motion as :mde and seconded was regularly carried. Councilman Lucchio voted no. Use Permit Resolution No. 863, as applied for by the Utah Construction Com- pany, was received from the Planning C~nmission, recommending that permis- sion be granted for a street entrance sign on existing sign formerly used by the San Francisco Bridge Company. Councilman Rocca moved, seconded by Court- ciln.an Lucchio and regularly carried, ti~at the recommendation of the Plan- ning Commission be accepted. Inter office memorandum dated February 1, 1958, was received from the office of the Director of Public Works concerning the ~adrone Avenue improvements from Chapman Avenue to Randolph Avenue, recommending that the city approve the plans and have the petition prepare~ for the signatures of the property owners. Councilman Cortesi moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regu- larly carried, that the recommendation of the Director of Public Works be accepted. Inter office memorandum dated February 11, 1958, was received from the offf~ce of the City Manager, submitting a proposal by the Peninsula Weed Control relative to the eradication of weeds along the drainage canal from Linden Avenue to Airport Boulevard, fro~ Dubuque Avenue to Industrial Way, and along Industrial Way to East Grand Avenue, recommending the execution of a cot.tract with the Peninsula Weed Control for this service. Councilman Lucchio moved, seconded by Councilman ~ortesi and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the City Manager be accepted. Inzer office memorandum dated January 29, 1958, was received from the Per- sonnel Clerk, advising that the appoi~ ment of Eugene Lynch expired on February 15, 1958. Mayor Rozzi at this time reappointed Eugene Lynch to succeed himself as a member of the Personnel Board. Councilman Lucchio move seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the appointment as made by the Mayor be confirmed. Con~unication dated February 11, 1958, was received from Leo Padreddii, re- questing a six months extension of his leave of absence. Councilman Lucchic asked Police Chief Louis Belloni if he had any recommendation he wished to matte. None was made. Brief discussion followed concerning the original request as made, after which Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that the request for the six months extension be denied. Councilman Ryan at this time stated that it was his understanding that Mr. G. Carl Weller, a member of the South San Francisco Housing Authority, whose te_~n was expiring next month, had indicated he did not wish reappointment if it were to be made, and because of the many years faithful service rendered by ~r. Weller, moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried, that a resolution be authorized for the issuance of a Certificate of Merit to Mr. Weller. MAGI STRETTI BLASTING PERMIT: MONTHLY REPORTS: APPLICATION FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVE1L~GE LICENSE: L- /5~ ~ GOOD & WELFARE: DP~ INAGE WATERS WINSTON MANOR #1: 5o?o INVESTIGATION OF DAMAGES BY COMPACTION ENGI NELL5 WITH $2,000 LIMIT: Alt~ough not appearing as an item on the agenda, communication dated February 12, 1958, was received from C. A. Magistretti, requesting the issuance of an annual permit under Ordinance 202 for drilling and blasting work within the City of South San Francisco. It was the understanding of the City Council that this blasting work was to be done on the premises of BethLehem Steel Company, who were in the process of breaking concrete foundations at their plant. Councilman Rocca stated that he understood the City Attorney had prepared a motion concerning the matter and asked that it be read by Mr. Noonan. City Attorney Noonan then read the motion, after which Councilman Rocca remarked that in making the motion, it was his under- stand£ng that Mr. Magistretti was well experienced in blasting operations, ask:ng if the Police Chief had any objections. None were registered. Coun- cilnan Rocca then moved as follows: '!I move that the blasting permit be granted to C. A. Magistretti for a period of one (1) year commencing with February 17, 1958, to February 16, 1959, for blasting operations at Bethlehem Steel located at East Grand Avenue and Industrial Way, and only on said prem- ises, provided as follows: 1. Insurance certificates in accordance with City ordinances be deposited with =he City with minimum limits for personal injury of $100,000 and $300,000 and property damage of $100,000. 2. That this permit is not assignable and blasting operations shall be con- ducted by the permittee named. 3. That violation of any of the terms of this permit causes its cancellatior 4. That a copy of this permit shall be mailed to the Bethlehem Steel Compan~ owner of the premises on which blasting operations are to be conducted, and approval of said owner be obtained in writing. 5. That the City Manager, City Attorney, and Director of Public Works, shall upon :review of the application for blaszing operations, determine adequate insurance in force and approve the appl:cation. 6. That adequate inspection shall be. made at the site under the direction of the Director of Public Works in accordance with the terms of the ordinanc~ (202). 7. That an inspection fee and other costs for inspection shall be paid by per~_ittee. 8. That this permit is revocable upon ~en (10) days notice by the City, through the office of the City Manager or other authorized official, to said permittee. 9. That this permit is issued pursuant to an authorization to issue such per~.its for a period of one (1) year co.~mencing with February 17, 1958, to February 16, 1959, and is renewable provided that at least twelve (12) hours before each blasting operation the t,J~ne and place is recorded with the City and insurance carrier and there is issued an additional permit for said new blasting operation and the consent of said insurance carrier is obtained. 10. The payment of one (1) fee shall cover the issuance of the original and subsequent permits for the period of one (1) year hereinbefore stated." Conncllman Ryan seconded the motion, which was regularly carried. Monzhly reporSs for the month of January, 1958, were received from the offic of zhe City Clerk, Police Chief, Fire C~ief, Building Inspector, San Mateo County Dept. of Public Health & Welfare. Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, these reports would be accepted and placed on file. No ob2ections were registered. ApPLication for Alcoholic Beverage License was received from the Department of ALcoholic Beverage Control, for the following: John J. :Fassler & Edwin D. Joost Southwest corner Hickey Blvd. & E1Camino Real - On-Sale General Mayor Rozzi remarked that if there were no objections, this application woul be accepted and placed on file. No objections were registered. Mayo]' Rozzi at this time asked if anyore in the Council had anything they wished to offer under Good and Welfare. At this time, Councilman Lucchio brought up the matter of the claim as ~ade by Mr. and Mrs. Amorose, concern- ing drainage waters in Winston Manor Nc. I as it affected their property, read:ng from a prepared statement which concerned a study and investigation he made in the area. Discussion followed, after which Councilman Lucchio moved that the Director of Public Works be instructed to employ those means necessary in determining the extent of damage which has occurred to public property and enlist all outside agencies, such as Soil compaction engineers i this end. Councilman Ryan asked as to what limit would be made concerning the expenditure of monies, stating that he would second the motion with an amendment that $2,000 be the limited an.ount for this work. Councilman Lucchio accepted the amendment to his ~otion as made by Councilman Ryan, after which, Councilman Ryan seconded the motion as made and amended by Councilman Lucchio. Further discussior, took place concerning the subject matter, after which motion as made and amended and seconded was regularly carried. Councilman Cortesi voted "no'~, remarking that it was his opinion that proper ~vestigation should be made before the expenditure of public mo~ies. GOOD & WELFARE: (CONT' D) WINSTON MANOR #2 DRAINAGE PROBLEM: CHARLES BURKE COMPLAINT ESCANYO DRIVE: ADJOURNMENT: Mr. Kaufmann, present in the audience, a resident in Winston Manor #2, again brought up his problem which concerned the drainage waters as well. Discussion followed, after which Councilman Lucchio moved that the Director of Public Works, if he had not already 2one so, be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the correction of deficiencies noted as per his memorandum and investigation, and t~ carry out those recommendations which he has made to correct the situation. He further asked Mr. Goss to take any and all steps necessary to cover the matter. Further discussion foLLowed, at which time Mr. Goss asked ~r. Kaufmann if he would allow test borings to be made on his property. Further discussion followed concern- ing this request, after which Mr. Kaufm~nn agreed to allow these test borlr.gs on his property. Councilman R~ran seconded the motion, after which mo~on as made and seconded was regularly carried. Councilman Lucchio then renarked that if there were no objections, the City Attorney would be in- structed to investigate the official city map to ascertain if the drainage line were recorded in an easement and if not, that it should be located and made a part of record. There being nothing further from any of the members of the City Council, Mayor Rozzi asked if anyone in the audience had anything they wished to offer. Mr. Charles Burke of 62 Emcanyc Drive brought to the attention of the City Council a large storm drain pipe located on his property under which a large cavity had been made by the action of water eroding away the bacx fill and creating a dangerous condition because of the fact that chil- dre~ are continually playing in its vicinity. He further stated that he feared that some child might be seriously injured or killed if its correctic were not attended to. Discussion followed, after which Councilman Ryan mov.~d, seconded by Councilman Rocca an¢ regularly carried, that the City Manager, using the facilities of the City Attorney and City Engineer, be empowered to take immediate action to correct this condition as soQn as possible. There being nothing further, Councilman. Rocca moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the meeting be adjourned to the next regular meeting of March 3, 1958. Ti~e of adjournment - 9:15 p.m. RESPECTFULLY S~TTED, City Clerk ~PPROVE~~