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M I NUT E S
February 13, 1974
of the regular meeting of the South San Francisco Planning Commission
TIME :
8:07 p.m.
DATE:
Februa.ry 13, 1974
PLACE:
Council Chambers, City Hall
South San Francisco, California
MEMBERS PRESENT:
Commissioners Hale, Lazzari, Raffaelli, and
Chairman Mullin
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Commissioner Slade and Vice Chairman Mathewson
ALSO PRESENT:
City Planner and Secretary to the South San
Francisco Planning Commission Neal J. Martin
Assistant City Planner
Surendra N. Amin
Director of Public Services Frank Addiego
Zoning Administrator
William Costanzo
MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING
M~nutes of the Planning Commission meeting of January 22, 1974.
Commissioner Raffaelli moved that the minutes of the regular meeting of the
South San Francisco Planning Commission of January 22, 1974 be approved.
The motion was seconded by Commissioner Lazzari and was passed by the follow-
ing roll call vote:
AYES:
Commissioners Hale, Lazzari, Raffaelli, and
Chairman Mullin
NOES:
None
ABSENT:
Commissioner Slade and Vice Chairman Mathewson
ANNOUNCEMENT CONCERNING TAPE RECORDING OF MEETING
ehairman Mullin announced that this meeting of the South San Francisco Planning
Commission would be recorded on tape, but that anyone who wished to come before
the Commission to be heard, but who objected to having his or her voice recorded
in this manner, could request the Chairman to order the tape recorder turned
"offll for the duration of the time that he or she is speaking or is heard.
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UP-254
February 13, 1974
UP-254, a request from Grubb and Ellis for the construction of a freestanding,
permanent, 90 sq. ft. identification sign to be located at the southwesterly
corner of Interstate Highway 280 and Westborough Boulevard, in the R-3 District
of Westborough 4A.
Secretary Martin read the Staff Report into the record.
Names and addresses of theProponertts and Opponents
Proponents:
Dennis E. McElroy
Grubb and Ellis Development Co.
1333 Broadway, Oakland~ CA. 94612
Opponents:
None
Discussion: The applicant was asked if he was aware of the conditions and
recommendations of the Planning Office. A copy of the staff report was
given to the applicant for this review and comment. Chairman Mullin
inquired of the staff as to the intent of the words "a hillside habitat"
and if they were important to the intent of the sign. The applicant indicated
that he had no o},Jjection to the staff's conditions and recommendations,
except that the phrase "a hillside habitat" remain as a part of the sign.
After more discussion, Commissioner Lazzari moved that the request be approved,
subject to the condition of the Planning Office, except that Condition No.1
should be deleted. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Hale and unani-
mously passed by those members present.
UP-262
UP-262, a request from Drug King to permit a new 200 sq. ft. facia sign and
a 135 sq. ft. freestanding sign.
Secretary Martin read the Staff Report into the record.
Names and Addresses of Proponents and Opponents
Proponents:
Jim Livingston
J & B Sign Co.
2338 W. 6th St., Santa Ana, CA. 92703
Mr. Black, Vice President
Drug King Corporation
1059 El Camino Real, SSF, CA.
Rich Bishara, Manager
Drug King Corp.
1059 El Camino Real, SSF, CA.
Opponents: None
Discussion: The Commissioners discussed the problems of determining
the amount of sign square footage permitted for uses in the City. They
specifically discussed the relation of the sign on the building and the
number of square feet of signs on th~ building. The question arose as to
the reI ationship of Gale's Restaurant and Drug King. The staff indicated
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UP-262 Continued
February 13, 1974
that if the sign for Gale's remained on the building the square footage
should be removed or reduced from the Drug King sign. The staff interpreted
that the entire number of signs should be counted when determining the
number of square feet permitted for the remaining uses to a maximum of 300
square feet.
The Commission asked the applicant if he would accept a 300 sq. ft. sign,
less the existing Gale'si.~:ign. A motion was made by Commissioner Hale and
seconded by Commissioner Lazzari that UP-262 be approved, subject to the
recommendation of the staff. This motion was amended to read that the total
square feet of sign shall be increased, but is not to be more than 275 sq.ft.
in area for all signs serving Drug King. Condition No.1 was to be revised
to state that the five-year time limit is to allow the Commission to review
the sign for compliance with these conditions on the current, adopted,
Zoning Ordinance. Condition No. 4 was deleted to allow the roof-mounted
sign. The amended motion was then approved unanimously by the Commissioners
present.
V-174
V-174, a request from J. Reardon to allow the construction of a room addition
in the required rear yard setback, and in excess of the maximum 40% lot
coverage established for the R-l Zone.
Secretary Martin read the staff report into the record.
Names and Addresses of Proponents and Opponents
Proponents:
J. Reardon
303 Hazelwood
South San Francisco
Discussion: The Commission asked the applicant and the staff to work
together to seek a solution to the setback and coverage problem and that
the item should be continued to the March 12, 1974 meeting. The applicant
concurred. A motion to continue V-174 to March 12, 1974 was made by
Commissioner Raffaelli and seconded by Commissioner Lazzari and unanimously
approved by all Commissioners present.
FEDERAL SIGN AND SIGNAL CORP. APPEAL
Appeal from Federal Sign Co. of the Architectural Committee's denial of a
request for a 51 sq. ft. on-building facia mounted sign at Chestnut and
Mission in the C-l District. Secretary Martin r:ead the staff report into
the record.
Proponents and Opponents
Proponent:
John Lauterdale
Federal Sign Co.
750 Bryant St., SF
Opponents:
None
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Federal Sign Appeal Continued
Febmuary l3~ 1974
Discussion: The Commission examined the color exhibits submitted by the
applicant,' and discussed the various elements relating to the construction of
this sign. A motion was made by Commissioner Raffaelli and seconded by
Commissioner Lazzari that the appeal of the Federal Sign Corp. be denied.
This motion was sustained by a unanimous vote of the Commissioners p:tesent.
Planning Office Information Items
1. A report amendment to the General Plan designation for Open Space
was presented by Secretary Neal Martin. Commissioner Lazzari, seconded by
Commissioner Hale, made a motion that a resolution be adopted. The motion
was unanimously approved by all Commissioners present.
2. A report was presented with regard to formalizing the procedure for the
continuation and withdrawal of all Planning Commission agenda items. A
resolution adopting the procedures was presented by Commissioner Lazzari,
seconded by Commissioner Raffaelli, and unanimously approved by all
Commissioners present. (Resolution No. 2141)
3. A report on the present status of the San Bruno Mountain plan was
presented by Secretary Martin, and a brief discussion was held by the
Commissioners.
GOOD AND WELFARE
There being nothing further to be considered under Good and Welfare, and
there heing no further communications or other matters of interest for the
Planning CoIIllllission, Chairman Mullin announced that the next regular meeting
of the South San Francisco Planning Commission would be held on February 26,
1974 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall, South San Francisco,
California.
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NOTE:
The entrTes of the Planning Commission items show the action taken by the
Planning Commission to dispose of each item. Oral presentations, arguments
and documents are recorded on tape. The tapes are available in the Office
of the City Planner. Documents related to the items are on file in the
Office of the City Planner and are available for public inspection.
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