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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1969-03-0533- ADJOURNED REGULAR ~:ETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO HELD WEDNESDAY, MARGH 5, 1969 TIMEs PLACEs CALL TO ORDF~ s ROLL CALL8 WESTBOROUGH BOULEVARD EXTENSIONs 5sO0 p.m. Council Chambers, City Hall. The meeting was called to order by Mayor Bertucellt at 5s05 p.m. Presents Absents Councilmen Frank J. Bertucelli, Patrick E. Ahem, F. Frank Mammtni, Andrew Rocca and Warren Stetnkamp None City Attorney Noonan stated that in accordance with the instructions of the City Council a letter had been forwarded to the County Board of Supervisors in the matter of the Westborough Boulevard Extension. He recited the questions which had been raised by the Board of Superv/sors in their letter dated March 4, 196g after which discussion followed concerning the cost involved with regard to the matter of beautification .of this roadway. Director of Public Works Louis Goss at this time explained the estimated costs concerning the landscaping after which ~ayor Bertucelli stated no action could be taken until all of the information had been received. Discussion then followed concerning the matter of the drainage improvements at which time City Attorney Noonan briefly outlined the cost to be borne by the property owners from West Orange Avenue to E1Camino Real and from E1Camtno Real to Colma Creek. Director of Public Works Goss comnented that possibly the State could be requested to pay for the cost of this improvement under E1Camino Real since this was their obli- gation. Discussion then followed concerning the City's contacting the State Division of Highways relative to the i~provement of E1Camino Real, not only at Arroyo Drive but at the intersection of E1Camino Real and Chestnut Avenue and Westborough Boulevard including Mission Road in order to make a better improvoment all the way to Second Street Discussion then followed concerning the traffic which would be generated at the location of E1Camino Real and Chestnut Avenue as a result of the improvement of Westborough Boulevard. Councilman Rocca suggested that the City contact the design engineer of the State concerning this matter and also contact the County as well. He further suggested that the Director of Public Works meet with the County Engineer, Mr. Wilson, and the State officials to work the matter of this intersection out. Councilman Mammini, in speaking on the flow of t~affic and possible snarls which might take place at this intersection, suggested that the State be immediately contacted as well as the County for assistance in this regard. Mayor Bertucelli requested that the Police Chief be asked to attend at this time in order that he might explain the matter of traffic at this intersection. In the interim, Council discussed the matter of drainage and the participation by the property owners and the City in this regard. Upon the arrival of Police Chief Fabbrt and at the request of the Mayor, Police Chief Fabbri outlined the discussions which had been held concerning the volume of traffic which would be generated at the intersection of E1Camino Real, Chestnut Avenue and ~ssion Road. He con~nented on the traffic count and studies which had been made when the original plans were being prepared, stating that at that time, ~ention was made that signalization at both E1Camino Real and N/ssion Road was necessary to handle the volume of traffic which would result when ~estborough Boulevard were improved. He likewise discussed the matter of stacking lanes which would be of assistance in control- ling traffic after which he further remarked that railroad lights would also have to be installed where the switch track crosses Chestnut Avenue since no gates would be at this location. Further discussion followed concerning the early meettngs which had been held among the staff of the City as well as with the property owm ers, County officials and the State Division of~ighways. It was the suggestion of the Police Chief that a meeting be held with the County official and the State officials concerning the matter of widening E1Camino Real from Second Street where it was presently proposed to cease, all the way to Arroyo Drive. After ffe~ther discussion, City Attorney Noonan stated that, ti Council wished, the following motion could be considered for adoption8 "Move that the Director of Public Works and City Attorney be instructed to immediately confer with the property owners, Clubview Apartments, California Golf Club, Messrs. Donati, State Division of Highways and property owners to the East for the purpose of obtaining participation in the Twelve-Mile Creek Improvement.'. Councilman Stetnkamp so moved, seconded by Councilman Rocca and regularly carried. 33-'B ADJOURNMBNT ~ Mayor Bertucellt at this time stated that if there were no further business to come before the City Council, the meeting would be adjourned to a Personnel meeting in the Conference Room. There being nothing further, Mayor Bertucelli adjourned this mee2ing at 6~07 p.m. The Personnel session meeting was adjourned at 7~15 p.m. APPi~3VED ~ RESPECTFULLY SUBMITT~I), City Clerk *The discussions contained herein are excerpts and not verbatim.