HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1964-03-23NOTICE OF SPECIAL 5iEETING
This is to uotlfy you pursuant to the Government Code that a special meeting
is called for Monday evening, March 23, 1964, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, City
Hall, South San Francisco, California.
This meeting is called for the purpose of discussing the acquisition and/or
use of South San Francisco Unified School District's laud adjacent to Magnolia School
City and the exchange of City property and other valuable consideration therefor.
by
Dated: March 20, 1964 /s/
2atrick E. Ahe~u
Mayor
SPECIAL SlEETING
HELD MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1964
TIME:
PLACE:
ROLL CALL:
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL SITE
ADDITIONAL LAND
DISCUSSION:
The meeting was called to order by Mayor Patrick E. Ahem at
8:06 p.m.
Council Chambers, City Hall
Present:
Absent:
Councilmen Patrick E. Aheru, Emilio Cortesi, Andrew
Rocca, G. J. Rozzi, and F~ank Bertucelli.
No~e.
Iu addition to the members of the Council, the following were
also in attendance:
Lyle Edson, Deputy District At:orney for
San Mateo County
Dr. Nielsen of the South San Francisco
Unified School District
School Board Members:
Leo Eseriui
Lorraine Cooper
Roger Hauseu
James Stauffer
John Noouan, City Attorney
Eugene Aiello, City Manager
Bob Maxey of the Parks & Recreation Department
Vincent Mager of the Enterprise-Journal.
Mayor Ahem commented that the purpose of tonight's meeting
was to investigate the possibility of acquiring the additional
land at the Magnolia School site for the further development
of a cultural center. He at this time called on City Attorney
Noouan for an explanation of the matter.
City Attorney Noonan commented on the review he had made on the
present use by the School District and the City of the land ad-
Jacent to the Magnolia School Center. He likewise co~euted ou
the acquisition by the City of the Nagnolia School building and
the acquisition by the School District of the Tot Lot located
at Southwood. He then explained from the engineer's d~awing the
possible exits and entrances to the Magnolia School and the ease-
meuts which had been established by usage and their relationship
to the adjacent building.
Discussion followed, at which time Roge~ Hausen asked concern-
ing the ownership of the easements and also expressed interest
in accomplishing the disposal of excess laud to the mutual
agreement of everyone concerned.
Mayor Ahem commented that it was the City's desire to develop
the Magnolia Center with arts, theatrical facilities, and the
like.
Mrs. Cooper commented that she felt the matter should be given
further study before a decision was made. She also stated she
felt the City Council and School Board should separately dis-
cuss this matter at their regular meetings.
Dr. Nielsen requested the City Attorney to submit the City's
proposal iu writing, which he agreed to do, stating it would
be submitted to Mr. Lyle Edson.
MAGNOLIA SCHOOL SITE
ADDITIONAL LAND
DISCUSSION:
( CON Tn~U~D )
AD JOURNMENT:
Lyle Edsou then suggested the City Attorney prepare au agree-
ment for submission. Discussion followed concerning the ap-
praisal which had been made of the property and its present
zoning classification. He also sta:ed that the School Board
should not make any decision since :his was not a regular
meeting.
Councilman Rocca commented that if :he City was to develop a
fine arts center at the Magnolia Sc'.~ool site it should have
some area for parking facilities.
Mrs. Cooper asked as to how the easements mentioned had been
created to which the City Attorney replied by express grant
and use over many years and that the easements were pertinent
to the use of the building.
Further discussion followed concerning the easements and the
mentioned agreement after which it was mutually agreed by
those present that City Attorney Noonau and Deputy District
Attorney Edson would confer on an agreement, copies of which
would be sent to the School Board and the City Council.
There being nothing further, the meeting was adjourned by
Mayor Ahem at 9:05 p.m.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
City Clerk