HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1960-11-21REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
HELD MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1960
TIME:
PLACE:
CALL TO ORDER:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
AND INVOCATION:
ROLL CALL:
MINUTES:
1'3
RESOLUTION NO. 3111
AUTHOR I ZING
EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT
WITH JOHN A. BLUME
& ASSOCIATES RE
SMALL CRAFT HARB~OR:¢
RESOLUTION NO. 3112
ACCEPTANCE OF
REVOCABLE PERMIT
FROM S oF.WATER DEPT.
(W~NSTON MANOR ~1
PLAYGROUND): ~ ~ ~
ORDINANCE NO. 456
AMENDING ORD. ~449
BY ADDING
PARK I NG ENFORCEME~
OFFICER AND CLE~-
T~IST CLASSIFICA-
TIONS: ~7/~7
~-0oO
SALES TAX ORDINANCE
INTRODUCTION &
FIRST READING:
8:00 p.m.
Council Chambers, City Hall
The meeting was called to order at 8 p.m. by Mayor Rocca.
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was recited, after which invocation was giv
by Reverend Norman H. Barbour of St. Elizabeth's Episcopal Church.
Present: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan
and Patrick E. Ahem
Absent: None
Mayor Rocca asked if there was a motion approving the minutes of the regular
meeting of November 7, 1960, and the special meeting of NoVember 14, 1960, a
submitted. Councilman Rozzi moved, seconded by Councilman Ahern and regular
carried, that the minutes of the regular meeting of November 7, 1960, and
the special meeting of November 14, 1960, be approved.
Mayor Rocca then asked if there was a motion approving the regular claims fo
payment as submitted. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan
and regularly carried, that the regular claims totaling $21,262.71 be ap-
proved for payment.
Council next took action on the following:
Parking District 1955-1 Claims:
(a) O. C. Jones claim dated 9/15/60 in the amount of $2,301.38
for retention payment.
(b) Traffic Appliance Corp. dated 10/14/60 in the amount of $114.36
for parking meter parts.
(c) Minucciani & Son dated 11/1/60 in the amount of $22.00 for
painting meter collection boxes.
(d) Pacific Gas & Electric Co. dated 11/7/60, in the amount of
$376.03 for relocation of power pole.
Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi and regularly car-
ried that the Parking District claims be approved for payment as submit'
South San Francisco Industrial Park Unit #2-C, Zone 1 Claim:
(a) Cooper & Clark claim dated 11/2/60 ~ the amount of $262.80 for
Field Density Tests. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilma:
Rozzi and regularly carried, that the claim be approved for paymen
There being nothing under public Hearings, Council proceeded to the matter o:
resolutions and proclamations. City Attorney Noonan explained the first whi,
had been prepared, after which Councilman Ryan introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTIOI
OF A CONTRACT WITH JOHN A. BLUME & ASSOCIATES - SMALL CRAFT HARBOR". Roll
call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emili,
Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem
The next resolution was then explained by the City Attorney, after which Cou~
cilman Rozzi introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ACCEPTING A REVOCABLE PERMIT FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO WATE]
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO". Roll call vote was as
follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Go J. Rozzi, hilio Cortesi, Leo J.
Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem.
Proceeding on to ordinances, City Attorney Noonan explained the ordinance wh:
had been prepared adding two new classifications under Section 6 of Ordinanc,
No. 449 and which was now ready for second reading and adoption, stating tha'
a motion could be adopted by Council if they so desired that reading of the
ordinance in its entirety be waived and that it be passed and adopted by the
reading of the title only. Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman
Rozzi and regularly carried. City Attorney Noonan then remarked that a moti~
could be adopted by Council that the ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THI
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 449, ENTITLED 'AN ORDINAN!
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO RECREATING AND IEESTABLISHING A PERSONNEL
SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 216 Al
ALL INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES', BY ADDING THERETO IN SECTION 6 NEW CLASSIFICA-
TIONS OF PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND CLERK-TYPiST' be introduced, readin!
in its entirety having been duly waived. Councilman Rozzi so moved, seconde~
by Councilman Ryan. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew
Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem.
City Attorney Noonan then explained the next ordinance which was ready for
Council action and which concerned the matter of a sales tax. He remarked ti
although this ordinance was first introduced at a special meeting of the Cit]
Council, the preferred procedure woUld now be to re-introduce it at this meet
lng and then schedule its second reading and adoption for the adjourned regu.
1ar meeting to be held Monday, November 28, 1960. He then stated that a mot:
could be adopted by Council that reading of the ordinance in its entirety be
waived and that it have its first reading and introduction by the reading of
title only. Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi. Under '
question, Councilman Ahern suggested to Council as follows concerning sales
tax:
"Before passing the ~ales Tax Ordinance, I would like to propose that t]
Council determine by the time the first quarterly returns are received
a plan for maximum tax relief for City taxpayers. One method could be
ROLL CALL:
Present: Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Rya
and Patrick E. Ahern
Absent: None
MINUTES:
Mayor Rocca asked if there was a motion approving the minutes of the regu
meeting of November 7, 1960, and the special meeting of NoVember 14, 1960
submitted. Councilman Rozzi moved, seconded by Councilman Ahem and regu
carried, that the minutes of the regular meeting of November 7, 1960, and
the special meeting of November 14, 1960, be approved.
Mayor Rocca then asked if there was a motion approving the regular claims
payment as submitted. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Rya:
and regularly carried, that the regular claims totaling $21,262.71 be ap-
proved for payment.
Council next took action on the following:
Parking District 1955-1 Claims:
(a) O. C. Jones claim dated 9/15/60 in the amount of $2,301.38
for retention payment.
(b) Traffic Appliance Corp. dated 10/14/60 in the amount of $114.36
for parking meter parts.
(c) Minucciani & Son dated 11/1/60 in the amount of $22.00 for
painting meter collection boxes.
(d) Pacific Gas & Electric Co. dated 11/7/60, in the amount of
$376.03 for relocation of power pole.
Councilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi and regularly cai
ried that the Parking District claims be approved for payment as sub~
RESOLUTION NO. 3111
AUTHOR I ZING
EXECUTION OF AGREEl~
WITH JOHN A. BLUME
& ASSOCIATES RE
S LL CRAFT
R~SOB~TIO~ ~0, ~112
ACC~TANCE OF
REVOCABLE PERRIT
FROff S.F.~ATER DEPT.
PLAYGROUND): ~ ~ ~
O~DIN~NCE ~0. 456
ARENDING ORD. ~449
BY ADDING
T~IST CLASSIFICA-
TIONS: :7/~7
.0oO
South San Francisco Industrial Park Unit #2-C, Zone 1 Claim:
(a) Cooper & Clark claim dated 11/2/60 ~ the amount of $262.80 for
Field Density Tests. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Council
Rozzi and regularxy carried, that the claim be approved for pay~
There being nothing under Public Hearings, Council proceeded to the mattez
resolutions and proclamations. City Attorney Noonan explained the first
had been prepared, after which Councilman Ryan introduced: "A RESOLUTION
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AUTHORIZING THE EXECIYl
OF A CONTRACT WITH JOHN A. BLUME & ASSOCIATES - SMALL CRAFT HARBOR". Roll
call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emi
Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem
The next resolution was then explained by the City Attorney, after which ¢
cilman Rozzi introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ACCEPTING A REVOCABLE PERMIT FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO WA
DEPARTMENT OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO". Roll call vote was a
follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, Go J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J
Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem.
Proceeding on to ordinances, City Attorney Noonan explained the ordinance
had been prepared adding two new classifications under Section 6 of Ordina
No. 449 and which was now ready for second reading and adoption, stating t
a motion could be adopted by Council if they so desired that reading of th
ordinance in its entirety be waived and that it be passed and adopted by t
reading of the title only. Councilman Ryan so moved, seconded by Councilm
Rozzi and regularly carried. City Attorney Noonan then remarked that a mo
could be adopted by Council that the ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 449, ENTITLED 'AN ORDIN
OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO RECREATING AND IEESTABLISHING A PERSONN
SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 216
ALL INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES', BY ADDING THERETO IN SECTION 6 NEW CLASSIFIC
TIONS OF PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER AND CLERK-TYPXST' be introduced, read
in its entirety having been duly waived. Councilman Rozzi so moved, secon
by Councilman Ryan. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andr.
Rocca, G. J. RoZzi, Emilio Cortesi~ Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahem.
SALES TAX ORDINANCE
INTRODUCTION &
FIRST READING:
City Attorney Noonan then explained the next ordinance which was ready for
Council action and which concerned the matter of a sales tax. He remarked
although this ordinance was first introduced at a special meeting of the C
Council, the preferred procedure would now be to re-introduce it at this m~
lng and then schedule its second reading and adoption for the adjourned
1ar meeting to be held Monday, November 28, 1960. He then stated that a
could be adopted by Council that reading of the ordinance in its entirety 1
waived and that it have its first reading and introduction by the reading ~
title only. Councilman Ryan so moved,~seconded by Councilman Rozzi. Undel
question~ Councilman Ahern suggested to Council as follows concerning sale~
tax:
"Before passing the 3ales Tax Ordinance, I would like to propose that
Council determine by the time the first quarterly returns are receiw
a plan for maximum tax relief for City taxpayers. One method could
the outright application of the returns to reduce taxes. George Rei~
in a letter of Sept, 28, 1959~ estimated that South San Francisco wot
SALE8 TAX ORDINANCE
INTRODUCTION AND
FIRST READING
(CONTINUED):
MAXIMUM TAX
BOYS' CLUB OF
SOUTH S. F0 -
WITHDRAWAL OF
REQUEST TO
LEASE SITE IN
CITY PARK:
CONVENIENCE STATION
IN PLAYGROUND AREA
OF WINSTON MANOR #1:
ASSOCIATION OF
BAY AREA
GOVERNMENTS:
receive $586,143 and he furt~F estimated that a possible tax reduction
could be made to 0894 or a .~M~ reduction0 These figures are estimates
and may~ot be accurate. Th~-~ serve as a guide to our study, in whic
we can r~n d the accurate f~s.
This method may not be the way to maximum tax relief, however, because
we face capital improvement obligations (for example, additional facil-
ities in the Park including a pool, more adequate recreational facil-
ities in other areas of the City, a possible branch of the library and
a delayed salary adjustment for a small number of employees, and the
capital developed in our master plan). How many of these items we will
undertake is not known at this time, but we should make a determinatior
to intelligently discuss the least expensive method of financing them.
It may be that we would be better off earmarking, if possible, a portic
of the receipts for these programs. The cost of borrowing money by bor
is high. You might remember the recent bond sale here a few weeks ago
in the Person and Swanson development. The value of the bonds was
$400,000 and the interest cost was $259,484. at a rate of 4.6 percent.
So earmarking some of the money for capital improvements payable in
cash would save the taxpayer substantial interest costs. After the
program is completed, further tax reductions could be made.
The principal thing to keep in mind is that we need to review .the expel
iences in other areas and our own programs to determine the best plan
for South San Francisco°"
"Mr. Mayor, I move therefore, that we complete a study of this matter
before the first quarterly returns are received, taking into considera.
tion the general statement I have made and any other suggestions that
may be received in order to develop a plan for maximum tax relief for
South San Francisco."
Mayor Rocca then requested Councilman Ahern to withhold his motion until
after Council had acted on the motion and second concerning the ordinance,
to which Councilman Ahern agreed and withdrew his motion. Roll call vote w:
as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi,
Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahern. In voting "aye", Councilman Ryan comment,
that since the County of San Mateo was adopting a Sales Tax Ordinance, the
Council was passing its ordinance because the cities were going to have thi:
tax whether they desired it or not. City Attorney Noonan then stated that
motion could be adopted that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CI'
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO IMPOSING A CITY SALES AND USE TAX PROVIDING FOR THE
PERFORMANCE BY THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF ALL FUNCTIONS INCIDENT TO
THE ADMINISTRATION, OPERATION AND COLLECTION OF THE SALES AND USE TAX HEREB
IMPOSED, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF' be introduced, rea
ing in its entirety having been duly waived. Councilman Rozzl so moved,
seconded by Councilman Ahern. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Counci
men Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E.
Ahem. Councilman Ahern then moved: "That we complete a study of this matt
before the first quarterly returns are received, taking into consideration
the general statement I have made and any other suggestions that may be re-
ceived in order to development a plan for maximum tax relief for South San
Francisco". Councilman Rozzi seconded the motion which was regularly carri
Proceeding on to unfinished business, Council took up the matter of the Boy
Club site~ letter having been received from the Italian-American Citizens
Club expressing their sentiments concerning the proposed site. Also receiv
too late for inclusion in the agenda were letters from the Parkhaven Club
supporting the present site selected and a letter from Mr. Yario Bregante
voicing opposition to the site. Communications were accepted and filed,
after which Mayor Rocca read a communication dated November 21, 1960, from
the Boys' Club of South San Francisco over the signatures of L. B. McLeod
and Norman Hynding which had been received just prior to the commencement ¢
the meeting, in which they stated that they would recommend to the Boys' C]
Boara of Directors at t~elr next meeting that a request De made ~o the Cit~
that no further action be taken on the proposed lease, inasmuch as there
seemed to be some discontent among the pe~le of the C~ty. The letter was
read in its entirety by the Mayor, after which it was ordered filed. No
further action was taken on the matter.
Inter office memorandum dated November 12, 1960, was received from the Rec~
ation Commission regarding the request'of the Winston Manor Home Owners
Association for financial assistance from the City in completing a conven-
ience station in the Winston Manor No. i playground area. The facility was
reported to cost $4,458.00, of which $3,000.00 would be contributed by the
Winston Manor Home Owmrs Association and the balance of $1,458.00 by the
City. Discussion followed concerning the contribution by a private group
to a City-owned facility, at which time John Canapa, Acting Treasurer of
the Winston Manor Improvement Association stated that his organization de-
sired to contribute the stated amount and that the building would revert ti
the City after completion. Councilman Cortesi then moved, seconded by Cou]
cilman Ryan, that the amount of $1,458.00 be made available for constructi~
of a convenience station in the playground area of Winston Manor No. 1.
Under the question, Mr. Adolph Sani, present in the audience, asked if the
land upon which the building was to be constructed was owned by the City
or by the San Francisco Water Department as a right-of-way. Mr. Joseph
Manjarrez, a member of the Recreation Commission, present in tk~iaudience,
clarified the question by stating that this was to be construct~ en City
property. Motion as made and seconded was regularly carried. ~i~
Communication dated October 13, 1960, was received from the C~lty of Los A1
over the signature of Roy L. Dunnett, Mayor, requesting the City of South
San Francisco to urge the County of San Mateo to join the Association of
Bay Area Governments. There being no objections, Mayor Rocca requested th
the communication be accepted and ordered filed and such a request be made
to the County of San Mateo.
~"~ay~ that ,e"~ldbe b~e~-off earmarking' if poSsibie,':a po:
of the receipts for these programs. The cost of borrowing money by
is high. You might remember the recent bond sale here a few weeks ~
in the Person and Swanson development. The value of the bonds was
$400,000 and the interest cost was $259,484. at a rate of 4.6 percel
So earmarking some of the money for capital improvements payable in
cash would save the taxpayer substantial interest costs. After the
program is completed, further tax reductions could be made.
The principal thing to keep in mind is that we need to review the e:
iences in other areas and our own programs to determine the best pl~
for South San Francisco."
"Mr. Mayor, I move therefore, that we complete a study of this mattel
before the first quarterly returns are received, taking into consid,
tion the general statement I have made and any other suggestions thl
maY be received in order to develop a plan for maximum tax relief f¢
South San Francisco."
MAXIMUM TAX
RELIEF STUDY:
Mayor Rocca then requested Councilman Ahern to withhold his motion until
after Council had acted on the motion and second concerning the ordinanc~
to which Councilman Ahern agreed and withdrew his motion. Roll call vot~
as follows: Ayes, Councilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi,
Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E. Ahern. In voting "aye", Councilman Ryan commt
that since the County of San Mateo was adopting a Sales Tax Ordinance, ti
Council was passing its ordinance because the cities were going to have 1
tax whether they desired it or not. City Attorney Noonan then stated th~
motion could be adopted that an ordinance entitled: "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO IMPOSING A CITY SALES AND USE TAX PROVIDING FOR TI
PERFORMANCE BY THE STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION OF ALL FUNCTIONS INCIDENT
THE ADMINISTRATION, OPERATION AND COLLECTION OF THE SALES AND USE TAX HE~
IMPOSED, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS THEREOF' be introduced, ~
ing in its entirety having been duly waived. CouncHman Rozzi so moved,
seconded by Councilman Ahem. Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Cour
men Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick E.
Ahern. Councilman Ahem then moved: "That we complete a study of this ma
before the first quarterly returns are received, taking into considerati¢
the general statement I have made and any other suggestiOns that may be
ceived in order to development a plan for maximu~ tax relief for South Ss
Francisco". Councilman Rozzi seconded the motion which was regularly cax
BOYS' CLUB OF
SOUTH S. Fo -
WITHDRAWAL OF
REQUEST TO
LEASE SITE IN
CITY PARK:
Proceeding on to unfinished business, Council took up the matter of the ~
Club site, letter having been received from the Italian-American Citizens
Club expressing their sentiments concerning the proposed site. Also rec~
too late for inclusion in the agenda were letters from the Parkhaven Club
supporting the present site selected and a letter from Mr. Yario Bregante
voicing opposition to the site. Communications were accepted and filed,
after which Mayor Rocca read a communication dated November 21, 1960, fro
the Boys' Club of South San Francisco over the signatures of L. B. McLeod
and Norman Hynding which had been received just prior to the commencement
the meeting, in which they stated that they would recommend to the Boys'
Boara of Directors at taelr next meeting that a request ~e made to the Ci
that no further action be taken on the proposed lease, inasmuch as there
seemed to be some discontent among the peeple of the City. The letter wa
read in its entirety by the Mayor, after which it was ordered filed. No
further action was taken on the matter.
CONVENIENCE STATION
IN PLAYGROUND AREA
OF WINSTON MANOR #1:
ASSOCIATION OF
BAY AREA
GOVERNMENTS:
33t
Inter office memorandum dated November 12, 1960, was received from the Re
ation Commission regarding the request of the Winston Manor Home Owners
Association for financial assistance from the City in completing a conven
ience station in the Winston Manor No. i playground area. The facility w
reported to cost $4,458.00, of which $3,000.00 would be contributed by th
Winston Manor Home Owmrs Association and the balance of $1,458.00 by the
City. Discussion followed concerning the contribution by a private group
to a City-owned facility, at which time John Canapa, Acting Treasurer of
the Winston Manor Improvement Association stated that his organization de
sired to contribute the stated amount and that the building would revert
the City after completion. Councilman Cortesi then moved, seconded by Co
cilman Ryan, that the amount of $1,458.00 be made available for construct
of a convenience station in the playground area of Winston Manor No. 1.
Under the question, Mr. Adolph Sani, present in the audience, asked if th
land upon which the building was to be constructed was owned by the City
or by the San Francisco Water Department as a right-of-way. Mr. Joseph
Manjarrez, a member of the Recreation Commission, present in tk~iaudience
clarified the question by stating that this was to be constructed en City
property. Motion as made and seconded was regularly carried.
Communication dated October 13, 1960, was received from the U~ty of Los A
over the signature of Roy L. Dunnett, Mayor, requesting the City of South
San Francisco to urge the County of San Mateo to join the Associatien of
Bay Area Governments. There being no objections, Mayor Rocca requested
the communication be accepted and ordered filed and such a request be mad~
to the County of San Mateo.
CLEANING &
FLUSHING OF
CITY STREETS:
Communication dated November 14, 1960, was received from Mr. Otto C. Pete:
a resident of South San Francisco, relative to the cleaning and flushing
of City Streets. There being no objections, Mayor Rocca requested that
the communication be accepted and filed and that Mr. Peters be informed
that this matter was presently being handled administratively by the City
departments.
RESOLUTION~NO. 3113
APPROVING RECOMmEN-
DATIONS OF PLANNING
COMMISSION RE
RAPID TRANSIT ROUTE:
Inter office memorandum dated November 15, 1960, was received from the
Planning Commission, listing their objections to the Rapid Transit route,
requesting that the Council consider them in time to make formal recommen
dations to the DiStrict on December 1, 1960. City Attorney Noonan stated
that as reqaested, a resolution had been prepared expressing Council's
desires; After explanation, Councilman Ryan introduced: "A RESOLUTION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO ADOPTING AND APPROVI~
THE PLANNING COIOIISSION'S RECOMMENDATIONS AND ORDERING THEM FORWARDED TO
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSION". Roll call vote was as follows: Ayes, Cou
cilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patrick
Ahem.
FIRST WESTERN BANK
& TRUST COMPANY
REQUEST FOR SIGN -
P.C. RES. #1313:
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1313 was received, recommending denial
the Variance Application of First Western Bank and Trust Company, request
permission for a free standing 4-way sign, 5' x 10' and 25' in overall
height to project 5 ft. beyond maximum allowable 1' projection over publi
property on Linden Avenue and to project 3 ft. beyond maximum allowable
1' projection on Baden Avenue, at their location at 200 Linden Avenue.
Brief discussion followed,:at which time Mr. Weisend of the Electrical
Products Corporation, acting as agent for the First Western Bank and Trus
Company, present in the audience, stated that they would be agreeable to
4 ft. projection on each of the stm ets. Councilman Rozzi moved, seconde
by Councilman Ahem and regularly carried, that a 4 ft. projection of the
requested sign be allowed, as recommended by the Planning Commission.
WASH AND DRY
USE PEIU/I T
APPLICATION
P.C. RES. #1314:
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1314 was received, recommending approv
of the Use Permit Application of Wash and Dry to install an illuminated
plastic sign 2'6" x 5' at 115 Hickey Way, subject to the condition that
it meet with conditions as set forth in pending Sign Ordinance. Council~
Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that the
recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved.
CH~RLI E ' s
DELICATESSEN
SIGN REQUEST -
P.Co RES. #1315:
50 o
Resolution No. 1315 was received from the Planning Commission, recommend-
ing approval of the Use Permit Application of Charlie's Delicatessen to
install a single face neon sign, 3' x 9'6" on face of building at 1148 Mi
sion Road, subject to the condition that it meet with conditions set fort
in proposed Sign Ordinance. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councll~
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Com-
mission be approved.
FOSTER & KLEISER
USE PER~IT
APPLI CATI ON
P.Co RES. #1316:
50
Resolution No. 1316 was received from the Planning Commission, recommendt
approval of Foster & Kleiser's Use Permit application to raise advertisir
structures 30 feet to top moulding as existing advertising structures are
blocked by a building recently erected on the same property at E1Camino
Real and Chestnut Avenue. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilmar
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Comm~
sion be approved.
PETROCCHI BROS.
USE PERMIT
APPLICATION TO
MOVE BUI LDI NG
P.Co RES. #1317: J0
PRISCILLA CAKE SHOP
USE PERMIT APPLICA-
TION TO MOVE SIGN
P.C. RES, #1318 .~z,
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1317 was received, recommending denial
of Petrocchi Bros. Use Permit application to move building to location al
northeast corner of E1Camino Real and Chestnut Avenue to use as sales
building. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and reguli
carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved.
Resolution No. 1318 was received from the Planning Commission, recommend:
approval of Use Permit application of Priscilla Cake Shop to move a 4'2"
11' stationary neon sign from another location to site above canopy on
store building at rear of King Drugs at 1053-B E1Camino Real, subject
the condition that sign meet with conditions as set forth in proposed
Ordinance. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regu,
larly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be
approved.
BUR1 BUR1 CLEANERS Resolution No. 1319,was received from the Planning Commission, recommend:
USE PERMIT approval of the Use Permit Application of Burl Burl Cleaners to move a
APPLICATION TO MOVE single face 3'6" x 14' stationary nebn sign from another location to a s
SIGN - P.C. RES. ~1319: above canopy on store building at rear of King Drugs at 1053-F E1Camino
c{,~O Real, subject to the.condition that sign meet with conditions as set for
- in proposed Sign Ordinance, Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Councill
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Com-
mission be approved.
FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF
PARKING LOT I~PROVE-
MENTS - RETRNTION
PAYMENT TO
O.C.JONES & SONS:
(PARKING DIST. #:~t~l
PURC SE OF TWO
4-YARD DUMP TRUCKS
FOR STREET DEPT.
FROM FRED LAUTZE:
Inter office memorandum dated November 15, 1960,ms received from Direct.
of Public Works Goss, recommending final acceptance of Parking Lot Impro'
ments and the payment of ten percent retention to O. C. Jones & Sons.
Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi and regularly carri
that the recommendation of 'the Director of Public Works be accepted and
approved.
Although not appearing as an item on the agenda, Council next took up a
memorandum dated November 21, 1960, as received from the office of the
City Manager, submitting quotations received on two 4-yard dump trucks,r
mending that the low bid of Fred Lautze be accepted. Councilman Ryan mc
seconded by Councilman Ahern, and regularly carried, that the low bid of
Fred Lautze be accepted and the purchase of the two trucks from that fir
be authorized.
MONTHLY REPORTS:
Reports for the month of October, 1960, were received from the CitY Clef
Police Dept., Fire Dept., Library and County Public Health & Welfare De~
There being no objections, Mayor Rqcca requested that the reports be
I ~HE ~AplD ~N'SIT cOMMiSSi0N~;.Roll Call-vote f~llowS~ -Ayes,
was
as
cilmen Andrew Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, Emilio Cortesi, Leo J. Ryan and Patri~
Ahem.
FIRST WESTERN BANK
& TRUST COMPANY
RE(}UEST FOR SIGN -
P.C. RES. #1313:
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1313 was received, recommending deni;
the Variance Application of First Western Bank and Trust Company, reque~
permission for a free standing 4-way sign, 5' x 10' and 25' in overall
height to project 5 ft. beyond maximum allowable 1' projection over pub
property on Linden Avenue and to project 3 ft. beyond maximum allowable
1' projection on Baden Avenue, at their location at 200 Linden Avenue.
Brief discussion follow®d, at which time Mr. Weisend of the Electrical
Products Corporation, acting as agent for the First Western Bank and Tr
Company, present in the sudience, stated that they would be agreeable t
4 ft. projection on each of the st~ ets. Councilman Rozzi moved, secon
by Councilman Ahem and regularly carried, that a 4 ft. projection of t
requested sign be allowed, as recommended by the Planning Commission.
WASH AND DRY
USE PERI/IT
APPLICATION
P.C. RES. #1314:
5-0
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1314 was received, recommending appr
of the Use Permit Application of Wash and Dry to install an illuminated
plastic sign 2'6" x 5' at 115 Hickey Way, subject to the condition that
it meet with conditions as set forth in pending Sign Ordinance. Counci
Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regularly carried, that th
recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved.
CHARLI E ' s
DELICATESSEN
SIGN REQUEST -
P.C. RES. #1315:
Resolution No. 1315 was received from the Planning Commission, recommen
lng approval of the Use Permit Application of Charlie's Delicatessen to
install a single face neon sign, 3' x 9'6" on face of building at 1148
sion Road, subject to the condition that it meet with conditions set fo
in proposed Sign Ordinance. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Counci
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Com
mission be approved.
FOSTER & KLEISER
USE PERMIT
APPLICATION
P.Co RES. #1316:
Resolution No. 1316 was received from the Planning Commission, recommen
approval of Foster & Kleiser's Use Permit application to raise advertis
structures 30 feet to top moulding as existing advertising structures a
blocked by a building recently erected on the same property at E1Camin
Real and Chestnut Avenue. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilm
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Com
sion be approved.
PETROCCHI BROS.
USE PERMIT
APPLICATION TO
MOVE BUILDING
P.Co RES. #1317~__ -~0
PRISCILLA CAKE SHOP
USE PERMIT APPLICA-
TION TO MOVE SIGN
p.c. RES. #1318
Planning Commission Resolution No. 1317 was received, recommending deni
of Petrocchi Bros. Use Permit application to move building to location
northeast corner of E1Camino Real and Chestnut Avenue to use as sales
building. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and regu
carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be approved
Resolution No. 1318 was received from the Planning commission, recommen
approval of Use Permit application of Priscilla Cake Shop to move a 4'2
11' stationary neon sign from another location to site above canopy on
store building at rear of King Drugs at 1053-B E1Camino Real, subject
the condition that sign meet with conditions as set forth in proposed
Ordinance. Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Ryan and res
larly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Commission be
approved.
BUR1 BUR1 CLEANERS Resolution No. 1319~was received from the Planning Commission, recomme~
USE PERMIT approval of the Use Permit Application of Buri Burg Cleaners to move a
APPLICATION TO MOVE single face 3'6" x 14' stationary neon sign from another location to a
SIGN - P.Co RES. 4319: above canopy on store building at rear of King Drugs at 1053-F E1Camir
~ Real, subject to the condition that sign meet with conditions as set f¢
- in proposed Sign Ordinance. Councilman Ahern moved, seconded by Counci
Ryan and regularly carried, that the recommendation of the Planning Con
mission be approved.
FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF
PARKING LOT IMPROVg-
MENTS - RETENTION
PAYMENT TO
O.C.JONES & SONS:
(PARKING DIST.
PURCHASE OF TWO
4-YARD DUMP TRUCKS
FOR STREET DEPT.
FROM FRED LAUTZE:
Inter office memorandum dated November 15, 1960, ms received from Dire¢
of Public Works Goss, recommending final acceptance of Parking Lot Imp~
ments and the payment of ten percent retention to O. C. Jones & Sons.
Councilman Ahem moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi and regularly car~
that the recommendation of 'the Director of Public Works be accepted an¢
approved.
Although not appearing as an item on the agenda, Council next took up l
memorandum dated November 21, 1960, as received from the office of the
City Manager, submitting quotations received on two 4-yard dump trucks,
meading that the low bid of Fred Lautze be accepted. Councilman Ryan ~
seconded by Councilman Ahern, and regularly carried, that the low bid ¢
Fred Lautze be accepted and the purchase of the two trucks from that f~
be authorized.
MONTHLY REPORTS:
Reports for the month of October, 1960, w~e received from the City CI~
Police Dept., Fire Dept., Library and County Public Health & Welfare ~
There being no objections, Mayor Rqcca requested that the reports be
accepted and ordered filed.
GOOD AND WELFARE:
REMARKS OF MR, ltYAN
RE RESOLUTION SETTING
UP BOARD AND
CO~O/ISSION MEETINGS:
REMARKS OF MR. RYAN
RE HOSPITAL
DISTRICT &
MARY' S HELP HOSPITAL:
There being nothing further, Mayor Rocca asked if any member of the Counc:
had anything he wished to offer under Good and Welfare. Councilman Ryan
stated that he had one matter he wished to take up, moving that the City
Attorney be requested to draw a resolution setting up regular scheduled
meetings with boards and commissions along with the procedure already set
out to him. Councilman Ahern seconded the motion which was regularly
carried.
Councilman Ryan then brought up the matter of the Hospital District, com-
menting on the desire of Mary's Help Hospital to find a suitable location
in the northern part of the County. He commented on the Federal and Stat.
aid thai was available, stating that the Mayor's group was attempting to
get assistance. He then moved that the City Council support the effort o
the Mayor's Committee for the Hospital District to obtain new re-apportio
ment for hospital assistance in the northern end of San Mateo County.
Councilman Ahem seconded the motion which was regularly carried.
OF HIGHWAY AT
BUTLER & CHAPMAN:
MUD & WATER Councilman Cortesi at this time brought to Council's attention the condit
CONDITIONS ON SHOULDER of water and mud between Butler and Chapman Avenues on the northwest shou
der of the highway due to its lowness. He stated that because of the new
buildings in the area, people could not alight from their vehicles withou
stepping into the water and mud. He requested a study be made of the
problem and some relief made. There being no objections, Mayor Rocca re-
ferred this matter to the City Manager and Director of Public Works for
correction.
ADJOURNMENT:
There being nothing further, Mayor Rocca asked if any member of the audie
had anything to offer under Good and Welfare. There being nothing, Coun-
cilman Ryan moved, seconded by Councilman Rozzi and regularly carried, th
the meeting be adjourned to Monday, November 28, 1960, at 5:30 p.m.
Time of adjournment - 8:42 p.m.
ULLY SUBMITTED,
Clty Clerk