HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1979-02-07Mayor William A. Borba
Vice Mayor Terry J. Mirri
Council:
Ronald G. Acosta
Emanue!e N. }amonte
Roberta Cerri Teglia
MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL
City Council Conference Room
February 7, 1979
AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
Regular Meeting
RegUlar Meeting
CALL TO ORDER (TF-685)
7:35 p.m. Mayor Borba presiding.
Council present: Acosta, Damonte, Mirri,
Teglia, and Mayor Borba
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Reci ted
Executive Personnel Session
Council adjourned to an Executive Personnel
Session at 7:37 p.m.
Meeting was recalled to order at 7:52 p.m.;
no action taken.
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
RESOLUTION COMMENDING BARON LAMAR
HUDDLESTON
Introduced: Teglia
RESOLUTION NO. 10-79
Adopted unanimously by roll call vote.
Mayor Borba presented the resolution which he
read in full and presented the City Pin to Eagle
Scout Huddleston. He expressed Council's pleasur
and pride and commented that tomorrow., 2/8/79,
is the 69th Birthday of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouting was brought to America by William D.
Boyce. He further stated that the other founders
of Boy Scouts were Daniel Carter Beard, First
National Scout; Ernest Thompson Seton, First
Chief Scout; and James E. West, First Chief
Scout Executive.
AGENDA REVIEW
AGENDA REVIEW
No action
CONSENT CALENDAR (TF-718)
CONSENT CALENDAR
Minutes of the Adjourned Regular Meet- Motion to approve
ing of 1/10/79; Regular Meeting of
1/17/79
AGENDA (Continued)
CONSENT CALENDAR (Continued)
2. Claim as filed by Edda M. Moss, on be-.
half of her son, Eric Moss, alleging
personal injuries sustained in area
behind Winston Manor Shopping area
3. Claim as filed by Rose Marie Russo
alleging injuries sustained as a re-
sult of oil slick on City street
4. Claim as filed by Maria Elena Brusco
alleging injuries sustained as a re-
sult of fall at W. Orange Ave. Library
5. Claim as filed by Diane Fassler alleg-
ing property damage as a result of
sewer backup on Alta Mesa/King Drive
6. Claim as filed by Raymond J. Lamperti
alleging damage as a result of sewer
overflow on Alta Mesa/King Drive
REGULAR BILLS (TF-730)
7. Regular Bills of February 7, 1979
CITY CLERK
Staff Report 2/7/79 advising of new
applicants to Planning Commission and
requesting date set for interviews.
(TF-743)
e
Staff Report 2/7/79 submitting rates
of 3 local newspapers for advertise-
ment of Council's agendas
(TF-762}
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CONSENT CALENDAR (Continued)
Motion to deny and refer to City's insurance
carrier and to Office of City Attorney
Motion to deny and refer to City's insurance
carrier and to Office of City Attorney
Motion to deny and refer to City's insurance
carrier and to Office of City Attorney
Motion to deny and refer to City's insurance
carrier and to Office of City Attorney
Motion to deny and refer to City's insurance
carrier and to Office of City Attorney
M/S Teglia/Acosta - Consent Calendar be approved
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
REGULAR BILLS
Due to conflict of interest, Mayor Borba recited
the list of bills he wished to be deleted.
MIS Borba/Damonte - approved, as amended,
Carried unaimously by voice vote.
M/S Damonte/Acosta- approved, deleted claims
Carried by majority voice vote; Mayor Borba
abstained from voting on deleted claims.
CITY CLERK
City Manager Birkelo explained the additional
applications received and requested date for
interviewing candidates.
Consensus of Council - Adjourned regular meeting
of February 26, 1979, 4:30 p.m., City Council
Conference Room, City Hall - Interview date.
City Manager Birke!o explained the rates which
had been submitted for the printing of the
Council agendas, and the lowest rate for general
coverage was the Recorder Progress newspaper at
$4~51 per one-column inch.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - award be given to Recorder
Progress newspaper.
Unanimously carried by voice vote.
2/7/79
Page 2
AGENDA (Continued) ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
10.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending that City Manager Birke!o explained the two bids re-
Council award the bid for Servides for ceived and stated that the lowest responsible
Evaluation of Integrated Criminal
Apprehension Program,
(TF-784)
bidder was Hughes, Heiss & Assoc., Inc., with
the bid amount of $13,913.43.
M/S Acosta/Teglia - Recommendation of Staff be
approved -award be granted to Hughes, Heiss
& Assoc.~ Inc.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
FIRE
FIRE
11.
Staff Report 2/7/79 requesting CounciT
review, discuss and provide direction
concerning Paramedic Firefighter.
(TF-798)
City Manager Birkelo explained the Paramedic
staffing on a voluntary basis. He explained the
acute current problem existing because of Fire-
fighters' wishing to be relieved of this duty.
He commented on the recruitment of Firefighter/
Paramedic who would remain in this classifica-
tion for the duration of their service.
Council discussed the possibility of using the
present list and signing of waivers.
Assistant to City Manager Wilson explained the
testing for Firefighters and certain understand-
ings; the change in classification and possible
liability in creating a last-minute condition;
and requirements of being a certified Firefighte~
besides being a qualified Paramedic.
Council further discussed Pages 1 and 3 of
the Staff Report.
As there were no objections, Mayor Borba con-
tinued the matter to the next regular meeting
for further documentation.
CITY MANAGER
CITY MANAGER
12.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council read for the second time and
adopt Ordinance adding Treatment
Plant Equipment Operator/Service-
worker (TF-902)
Mayor Borba declared the Public Hearing opened.
City Manager Birkelo explained the modification
to the Personnel Ordinance preceding the
selection process.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6 OF
ORDINANCE NO. 449, ADOPTED MARCH 2!,
1960, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO RECREAT-
ING AND RE-ESTABLISHING A PERSONNEL
SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO REPEALING ORDINANCE NO.
216 AND ALL INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES."
Mayor Borba invited anyone to speak on the
matter. As no one spoke, Mayor Borba declared
the Public Hearing closed.
M/D Damonte/Teglia - That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that the
Ordinance be passed and adopted by reading
title only. The title of the Ordinance was read
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
2/7/79
Page 3
AGENDA (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
12. Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council read for second time and adopt
Ordinance adding Treatment Plant
Equipment Operator/Serviceworker
(Continued) ~_ ~d~ ~
13. Notice of Hearing - Modification of
Scavenger Company Franchise rate
increase
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council introduce the resolution
authorizing rate adjustments and
increasing franchise fee
(TF-929)
M/S Damonte/Teg!ia - That the Ordinance be
passed and adopted?
ORDINANCE NO, 781-79
Adopted unanimously by roll call vote.
Mayor Borba declared the Public Hearing opened.
City Manager Birkelo explained that because of
the importance of the report, Mr. Wilson would
give an analogy and summary of the recommendation
Mr. Wilson reviewed the background of the com-
mittee formed to meet, review the proposals, and
survey the surrounding areas so that services
rendered would be satisfactory to the community.
He commented on the backyard services as an
option service at $1.45. He further explained
the procedure for future adjustments on the
formula based on the CPI factor. He stressed
it was Council's prerogative to modify or
change rates at any time.
Mayor Borba asked if anyone wished to speak in
favor of the rate increase.
(TF-987)
Mr. George Stagnaro, Manager-Partner of the So.
San Francisco Scavenger Company,praised the work
performed by the committee and commented on the
charges paid now at the Menlo Park dump and
those charges at the Ox Mountain dump.
As no one else spoke, Mayor Borba declared the
Public Hearing closed.
Assistant to City Manager Wilson requested
Council consider the formation of a Review
Board consisting of a member of the Department
of Public Services, a representative from the
Health Department and a citizen. This was
incorporated in the ordinance.
RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING SCAVENGER
RATES AND CHARGES FOR 1979
Introduced: Damonte
RESOLUTION NO. !1-79
Adopted unanimously by roll call vote.
and read for the first time and i'ntro-
duce the Ordinance amending Ord. 538
re accumulation & disposal of refuse
M/S Damonte/Mirri -. That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that
the Ordinance be introduced and read for the
first time by reading title only. The title
of the Ordinance was read.
2/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
13.
Staff Report 2/7/79 re Establishing
Scavenger Rates & Charges; amending
Ordinance No. 538 (Continued)
~ding/~ntroduction
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
538, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO REGULATIN~
THE ACCUMULATION, COLLECTION & DIS-
POSAL OF GARBAGE, RUBBISH, WASTE
MATTER AND REFUSE; FIXING RATES TO BE
CHARGED; AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF
PERMITS AND MAKING OF CONTRACTS; RE-
FUSE ABATEMENT BY CITY AT OWNER'S
EXPENSE; DESIGNATING ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS, AND PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR
VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE," ADOPTED
OCTOBER 25, 1965.
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
M/S Damonte/Mirri - That the Ordinance be
introduced by reading title only.
Carried unanimously by roll call vote.
14.
Staff Report 2/7/79 SA-78-50 and
RPD-78-4 - recommending Council to
concur with revisions on site plan;
approve SA-78-50, subject to condi-
tions; review and consider Negative
Declaration No. 159 & authorize
Staff to file Notice of Determination
(TF- 1064) (Brosnan)
City Manager Birkelo recalled Council's previous
meeting where Council approved RPD-78-4, with
the provision that Phase 20 not be approved
and in lieu of 10 units, the developer would
construct parking lots; and Condition #11 was
added to require the resubmission of the eleva-
tion of the site plan for final approval prior
to issuance of the Building Permit.
Council recessed from 8:47 p.m. to 9:00 p.m -
all Council present.
City Planner Costanzo explained the revision of
the site plan and elevations, and the matter
of the Tentative Parcel Map. He requested
direction to file Notice of Completion. From
drawings on the wall, he explained the con-
struction of 13 parking spaces next to the
recreation building and proposed remodeling
of the existing buildings.
In answer to Council's request for accurate
design drawings and architectural renderings,
Mr. Albert Seyranian, Architect for the
project, commented on the working drawings.
Council next discussed the stipulation of there
being owner-occupied units and the requirement
of this condition; the legality of this re-
quirement; and the legal right of the owner to
maintain 33 1/3% for rental purposes.
citY Attorney Noonan suggested the matter be
continued so that the language of the Agreement
and DCCR's could be examined.
No objections - Mayor Borba so ordered.
2/7/79
Page 5
AGENDA (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
15. Public Hearing -UP-78-463/Goldman
CITY MANAGER (Continued) 2~
Mayor Borba declared the public Hearing opened.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recon~ending
Council uphold decision of Planning
Commission - denying the request for
Use Permit
(TF-1228)
Councilman Mirri absented himself at 9:20 p.m.
City Manager Birkelo explained the recommendation
to uphold the findings and action of Planning
Commission denying the request of David A.
Goldman for a Use Permit to construct a habitable
structure in the required side yard setback at
640 Commercial Avenue in the R-3 Restricted
Multiple Family Zone DiStrict.
Mayor Borba asked if anyone wished to speak in
· favor of the permit.
(TF-1238)
Mr. James Fotenos, Attorney for Mr. Goldman,
showed a model of the home to Council, and
spoke in favor, stating that what they are
asking was that the portion of the roof that was
cut out be retained. He explained the previous
concrete foundation below the roof - a rear-
room foundation. He stated that it did not
add 50% value to the home; that the Building
Permit had been applied for and obtained; and
requested granting of the Use Permit.
Mayor Borba asked if anyone wished to speak in
opposition.
(TF-1318)
Mr. Carl Wendell, Attorney for Mr. Elmore,
next door neighbor, 642 Commercial Avenue,
stated that there was no precedent for this case
and the Elmore addition was built of a 1968
structure and under Zoning laws, and the balcony
was a non-habitable structure. He expressed
his client's concerns about the blockage to
a window in the Elmore's home.
(TF-1397)
Mr. Roy Ghilardi, Chief Building Inspector,
gave a background history of the permit issued
on June 21, 1977; the inspection of the premises
by his department; the violations noted and sub-
sequent issuance of the Stop Order.
Council commented on the deviations and clear-
ances; the precedent set by the granting of
the permit to Mr. Elmore.
(TF-!490)
Mr. David Goldman, 640 Commercial Avenue, ex-
plained the reasons for not building to full 18'
which would close off ventilation to the back
room. He cited the history of the window in the
Elmore residence.
2/7/79
Page 6
AGENDA (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
15. Public Hearing - UP-78-463/Goldman
(Continued)
(TF- 1560) ~~)
(TF-1580)
16.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council set date for Public Hearing
Rezoning Application RZ-78-57/
Rodney M. Catalano
(TF-O01 Second side)
(TF-042)
17.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council adopt the reso authorizing
City Manager to execute amendment
to HCDA Cooperative Agreement
(TF-043)
18.
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
AMENDMENT TO COOPERATION AGREEMENT
WITH THE COUNTY OF SAN MATEO
Staff Report 2/7/79 recon~mending
Council set date for Public Hearing
Appeal of UP-77-414/Anthony W.
Darensbourg
(TF-046)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
As no one else spoke, Mayor Borba declared the
Public Hearing closed.
M/Acosta - That the Use Permit be granted on
the terms and conditions elicited to date.
Motion died for lack of a second.
M/S Damonte/Teglia - To uphold the decision
of the Planning Commission denying the request
of David A. Goldman - UP-78-463.
Carried by roll call vote; Acosta voting "no;"
Mirri, absent.
Council recessed from lO:O0 to lO:14 p.m., -
all Council present.
City Manager Birkelo stated that the request
was for a Public Hearing date only.
Councilman Acosta stated that he resided at
276 Country Club Drive and would absent
himself. 10:15 p.m.
Council questioned when the R-E (Rural Estates)
Ordinance would be on the Council agenda.
City Planner Costanzo explained the rezoning
of this property which is in compliance with
the Zoning Ordinance and which precedes the
creation of the R-E Zone.
Mayor Borba set the Public Hearing date for
March 7, 1979 - No objections.
Councilman Acosta appeared present at 10:25 p.m.
City Manager Birkelo remarked that the letter
in Council's packet, dated January ll, 1979,
from Mark C. Nelson, Director of the Housing
and Community Development, County of San Mateo,
explained the ~endment to the agreement.
Introduced: Teglia
RESOLUTION NO. !2-79
Carried unanimously by roll ca!! vote,
City Manager Birke!o stated that this too was
a request for a Public Hearing date and sug-
gested March 7, 1979.
It was so ordered - no ojections.
2/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
CITY MANAGER (Continued)
19.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recom~nending
Council set February 2!, 1979 as date
to consider action on proposed Redevel-
opment Agency Ordinance.
(TF-051)
CITY MANAGER (Continued) ~8
City Manager Birke!o reiterated the events which
had occurred.
Council requested information on the funding of
the redevelopment and requested that all of the
property owners be notified of the meeting.
February 21, 1979 was set as date of consider-
ation of the proposed Redevelopment Agency
Ordinance - no objections.
POLICE
POLICE
20.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council read for the fist time and
introduce the Ordinance
(IF-074) ,_~-//E?,..~
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ABATE-
MENT & REMOVAL AS PUBLIC NUISANCES OF
ABANDONED, WRECKED, DISMANTLED OR
INOPERATIVE VEHICLES OR PARTS THEREOF
FROM PRIVATE PROPERTY OR PUBLIC PROP-
ERTY NOT INCLUDING HIGHWAYS, AND RE-
COVERY OF COSTS OF ADMINISTRATION
THEREOF AS AUTHORIZED BY SECTION
22660 VEHICLE CODE.
City Manager Birkelo stated that this ordinance
had been prepared at Council's request.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - That the reading of the
Ordinance in its entirety be waived and that
the Ordinance be introduced and read for the
first time by reading title only. The title
of the Ordinance was read.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - That the Ordinance be
introduced by reading title only.
Carried unanimously by roll call vote.
PUBLIC SERVICES
PUBLIC SERVICES
21.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council adopt the reso authorizing
Agreement with Westborough County
Water District - Gellert Blvd.
Extension Project Assessment Dist.
(TF-106)
City Manager Birkelo explained that water and
certain sewerage facilities were installed for
the Westborough County Water District by the
Assessment District and will be reimbursed to
them, at no cost to the City.
Introduced: Teglia
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF AGREEMENT WITH WESTBOROUGH COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT GELLERT BOULEVARD
EXTENSION PROJECT ASSESSMENT DIST.
RESOLUTION NO. 13-79
Carried unanimously by roll call vote.
22.
Staff Report 2/7/79 recommending
Council adopt the reso authorizing
Staff to advertise for bids -
Municipal Parking Lot 6 Access
Improvement Project - PB-79-!
(TF-1!O)
City Manager Birke!o explained the improvement
of Parking Lot No. 6 on 300 block of Miller Ave.
M/S Teg!ia/Damonte - That the resolution be
adopted,
RESOLUTION NO. 14-79
A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS, AUTHORIZING THE WORK
AND CALLING BIDS FOR MUNICIPAL PARK-
ING LOT 6 ACCESS IMPROVEMENTS
(PROJECT NO. PB-79-1)
Carried unanimously by roll call vote.
2/7/79
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AGENDA (Continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued)
23.
Staff Report 2/7/79 submitting a re-
port on the Flooding Problem on
Crestwood Drive at Crestwood Creek.
(TF-117)
COMMUNICATIONS
24. Letter 1/8/79 from the Golden Gate
Council of Camp Fire Girls requesting
permission to sell candy in and/or
outside City Hall during the period
of February 1 through 27, 1979.
(TF-191) ~/~
25. Letter 1/11/79 from No. Peninsula
Neighborhood Services Center inform-
ing of proposed project and request-
ing Council's comments.
(TF-206) ~d-./,.~-L~
26. Letter 1/25/79 from Westborough PTA
requesting waiver of Permit Fee for
outdoor carnival - April 6-8, 1979.
(TF-219)
ITEMS FROM STAFF
27.
Staff Report 2/7/79 re Restructuring
of Parks Division
(TF-223)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
PUBLIC SERVICES (Continued) ~9
Director of Public Services Addi.ego stated that
this report resulted from Council's concern at
the meeting of January 17, 1979.
Council discussed the suggestion that the creek
be piped all the way to Hillside and the feasi-
bility to do it because of the silt and its
removal; the apportionment of costs for this
silt removal.
City Attorney Noonan advised Council on the
formation of a district and the setting up of
a funding base for the handling of water in
the future.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the report dated 1/3/79
FLOODING PROBLEM ON CRESTWOOD DRIVE AT CRESTWOOD
CREEK, from the City Engineer be approved and
accepted and to include the consideration that
a financing vehicle be explored.
Carried unanimously by voice vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
Consensus of Council - Request of the Golden Gate
Council of Camp Fire Girls to sell candy was
approved, and the sale limited to outside of
City Hall.
City Manager Birkelo stated that he had informed
the Center, if Council approved, that they might
address Council at its next regular meeting.
No objections - so approved.
Consensus of Council - Permit Fee be waived.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Director of Parks and Recreation Norton briefly
reviewed the two vacancies which have occurred.
He recommended that the two positions be com-
bined into one - the positions of Parks Super-
intendent and Landscape Specialist. He recited
the needs and expertise of the position and the
percentages of wages charged to special tax
district,
2/7/79
Page 9
AGENDA (Continued)
ITEMS FROM STAFF (Continued)
27. Restructuring of Parks Division
(Continued)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
29. Review of Planning Organization
(TF-353)
Oyster Point Marina - Newspaper
Article (TF-373)
Request for bus service on Sundays
and holidays
(TF-423)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
ITEMS FROM STAFF (Continued)
Council recessed from !!:14 to 1!:22 p.m. -
all Council present.
City Manager Birkelo suggested that Council might
prefer to have the items of the Park Reorganiza-
tion and the Willow Gardens matter held over to
a future date which would be more advantageous
to give Council-more time to review them.
Council discussed the opportunity to review the
combination of the two staff positions and the
cost-saving factors.
Mr. Patrick Kidd, Parks Division employee and
President of Local 51, spoke in opposition to the
reorganization and requested that the Council
fill the two positiomfrom within the department.
The Parks Reorganization and Willow Gardens matter
were continued - no objections.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
City Manager Birkelo reported on the possibility
of creating the Planning function into a depart-
mental arrangement. From a survey of San Mateo
County, he stated that the typical title of this
position was Director of Community Development;
he further remarked on the salary adjustment
for this status.
Mayor Borba continued the matter to a future
meeting for discussion by Council - no objections.
Mayor Borba recounted a newspaper article con-
cerning Oyster Point Marina and the increase in
costs. He requested information on the respon-
sibility of funding should the San Mateo County
Harbor District run out of capital.
City Attorney Noonan explained the Joint Powers
Agreement whereby the Harbor District is required
to maintain and operate the Marina and pay the
$6 million loan to the State. He further ex-
plained the negotiations with DNOD.
Mayor Borba stated that he had received a call
from a citizen who requested to have bus service
on Sundays and holidays from downtown to the
E1 Camino Real.
City Manager Birkelo stated that he would check
into the situation.
2/7/79
Page 10
AGENDA (Continued)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL (Continued)
Inquiry concerning cleaning of
Christmas-tree lot at corner of
Spruce and Grand Avenues
(TF-427)
Councilman Mirri inquired about a former Christmas
tree lot at the corner of Spruce and Grand Avenues
and requested that the City take steps to have it
cleaned of fencing and debris.
City Planner Costanzo replied that a cash deposit
had been held and the lot would be cleaned.
SamTrans Bus Replacement in South
San Francisco
(TF-339)
Councilman Mirri addressed the matter of the Sam-
Trans bus benches. He commented that SamTrans has
not replaced a bench in the City. He requested
Staff to follow this through.
City Manager Birkelo stated that a meeting could
be held with Mr. Maura, SamTrans, to try to
expedite performance.
Request for removal of debris from
P. G. & E. easement- Ferndale Avenue
(TF-448)
Councilwoman Teglia remarked about a P.G.& E.
easement directly behind Ferndale Avenue in Sun-
Shine Gardens and the need to have it cleaned
of debris and maintained.
Director of Public Services Addiego stated that
he would see that the debris problem would be
taken care of.
Complaint received regarding dirt
bikes - Morningside Drive
(TF-458)
Councilwoman Teglia stated that she had written
a Memo to the Chief of Police regarding a complai~
from a resident on Morningside Drive about dirt
bikes' using the area as an access to San Bruno
Mountain. She requested the Chief to give Council
some alternatives for this situation.
Complaint from residents on Spruce
Avenue concerning traffic on 600
block of Spruce Avenue
(TF-461)
Councilwoman Teglia stated that Council had re-
ceived a]etter from a family on Spruce Avenue
concerning traffic on the 600 block of Spruce.
She commented that this letter was directed to
the City Engineer with a request for direction.
Request for Resolution of Appreciation Councilman Damonte requested a Resolution of
for Repainting - Sign Hill appreciation be prepared, thanking Moonlight
(TF-464) Welding Company for the repainting of letters
~J~._~ on Sign Hill.
Advertisement re position of Police
Technician
(TF-469)
Inquiry re examination for Personnel
Technician's position
(T?-479)
Councilman Damonte mentioned the advertisement
he had seen regarding hiring of Police Technician.
Chief of Police Datzman replied that these posi-
tions were to fi!! the Grant positions.
Councilman Acosta questioned the Assistant to
City Manager regarding the examination held for
the Personnel Technician's position.
2/7/79
Page il
AGENDA (Continued)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL (Continued)
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL (Continued)
Inquiry re examination for Personnel Assistant to City Manager Wilson explained the
Technician's position (Continued) distribution of the notice and the in-house
promotional examination. He further expl,.ained
that the Personnel Ordinance specifies the types
of examinations to be held, to be administered
by the Personnel Board, the functions of testing
to be performed by Staff.
Council discussed the matter of a Personnel
Board's member sitting on an Oral Board; the
availability of the Personnel Board's packet to
Council; the professional Personnel Officer's
position withdrawn to the functions of Personnel
Technician and Clerk.
GOOD AND WELFARE
GOOD AND WELFARE
P/R Con~nission's Letter of
Appreciation to Moonlight Welding
(TF-529)
Director of Parks and Recreation Norton stated
that the P/R Commission had requested that he
inform Council that a Letter of Appreciation had
been sent to Moonlight Welding Company for the
painting of the letters on Sign:Hill.
Liability of the Marina Project
(TF-533)
Mr. James Keegan, 1244 Crestwood Drive, argued
the liability of the Marina maintenance under
the present standards. He recited the escalating
costs of the Marina and requested to know if
the City was addressing itself to alternate
methods of financing under the Joint Powers
Agreement.
Request for the Staff Reports to
remain in the Library for one year
(TF-556)
-Mr. Larry Casey, 363 Forestview Drive, commented
on the Staff Reports' being available at the W.
Orange Avenue Library. He requested that these
reports be kept for a period of a year for
reference.
Council requested Staff to send the Staff Reports
to both the West Orange Avenue and Grand Avenue
Libraries and to note the public's interest.
Concern about Brosnan Development
in Sunshine Gardens
(TF-578)
Mr. Casey next spoke about the concerns of the
residents in Sunshine Gardens concerning the
non-resident factor in the Brosnan development.
Council commented on the consensus of Council
that the attorneys should submit language in
the documents which was acceptable to Council.
Also discussed was the legality of these
restrictions.
Remarks from Mr. Elmore
(TF-597)
Mr. James Elmore, 642 Commercial Avenue, stated
that he would appear before Council again and
would like to be heard.
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AGENDA (Continued)
Comments re alternate non-
Freeway routes between Pacifica
and 1-280
(TF-600) ,~_~/~/
ADJOURNMENT .~-/~_~
(IF-603)
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
ACTION TAKEN (Continued)
Councilwoman Teglia stated that the citizens
in Westborough should be informed of Council's
continued efforts concerning the alternate
routes between Pacifica and 1-280.
M/S Acosta/Damonte - Meeting stand adjourned.
Carried unanimously by.voice vote.
Time of adjournment: 12:20 a.m.
APPROVED:
M~rg~r~t M. Pettigrew, Clt~lerk
C~tytdf South San Francisco
~ William A. Borba, Mayor
City of South San Francisco
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City Council to dispose
of the 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 available for inspection, review, and copying.
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