HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1980-06-18Mr. Ronald G. Acosta
Vice Mayor Nicolopulos
Council:
Mark N. Addiego
Emanuele N. Damonte
Roberta Cerri Teglia
AGENDA
Regular Meeting
CALL TO ORDER: (Side I TF-OO1)
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
AGENDA REVIEW
City Manager Birkelo Requested:
- An Executive Session for the review
of litigation in progress.
- An Executive Session regarding
personnel items.
- Add as Item #33 Permit to the San
Francisco Water Department to
construct San Andreas Pipeline #3..
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
MINUTES ,~ 3Ct-
CITY COUNCIL
W. Oran§e Avenue Library Auditorium
June 18, 1980
ACTION TAKEN
Regular Meeting
7:37 p.m. Mayor Acosta presiding.
Council Present: Teglia, Damonte,
Nicolopulos,
Addiego and Acosta.
Council absent: None.
Recited.
AGENDA REVIEW
So ordered.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mrs. Helen Price, 350 Myrtle St.,
Redwood City, stated that even
though she was opposed to the
Downtown Revitalization she was
not a member of the group suing
the City but wanted to know if
the City had won or lost the case.
She further asked how long it would
take, providing the City lost the
case, for the City to return the
merchants money plus the interest.
She stated that July 7th was the
deadline to pay the payment in
full otherwise it was a 19 year
assessment and she did not want
an assessment on her property.
City Manager Birkelo stated there
had not been a change in status
of the lawsuit as a subsequent
report had not been received from
the City's Attorney handling the
case and felt it was still pending.
He stated that the Council had
been advised that an assessment
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A G E N D./~ A CT I O N TA K E N
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
March 19, 1980.
2. Claim as filed by Raoul Jeanneret
alleging damages to his automobile
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
not being levied is very remote
even though the Court suggested
modifications in the methods used,
so the likelihood of its all being
refunded is probably not very high.
He stated that when it is repaid
the question of interest would be
a policy matter for the Council
to decide.
Mayor Acosta asked the City Manager
if at the present time the property
owners were being asked to put
money up.
City Manager Birkelo stated yes,
and that July 7th was the deadline
to make the payment.
Mrs. Price expressed concern in
having to draw money out of the
bank when interest rates were
dropping and did not want to pay
the assessment over a 19 year
period.
Councilman Addiego asked the City
Manager if there was an adverse
judgment from the Court wouldn't
the specifics such as repayment
and penalties be established in
the edict.
Mrs. Price stated that the deadline
for payment should be extended in
that the City did not know what
direction it was going.
City Manager Birkelo stated that
he would have to check with
Mr. Jones as to the statutes on
Assessment Districts.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Approved.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 308
CONSENT CALENDAR
2. Continued.
when struck by a baseball thrown
from the Orange Avenue Park. Motion
to deny and refer to the City's
Insurance Adjuster and to the Office
of the City Attorney.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to award the bid for reroof-
ing of Harbor Fire Station to Stan, the
Roof Man in the amount of $8,755.00.
e
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to authorize the issuance of
the Request for Proposal for the Police
Department computer hardware equipment
for the purposes of automating Police
record keeping and crime analysis func-
tions.
Bo
Staff Report 5/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
the Final Subdivision Map for Appian
Village Unit No. 1, a condominium
project; authorize the execution of
a Subdivision Improvement Agreement
and provide for related matters.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL
SUBDIVISION MAP FOR APPIAN VILLAGE
UNIT NO. 1, A CONDOMINIUM PROJECT
0
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
conveyance to Pacific Gas and Electric
Company of gas distribution facilities.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF A DEED OF CONVEYANCE TO PACIFIC GAS
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY (GAS FACILITIES
FOR THE GELLERT BOULEVARD EXTENSION)
e
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
the Final Parcel Map being a Resub-
division of lands of Sciandri which
includes acceptance of Parcel "C"
for street roadway purposes.
CONSENT CALENDAR
Motion to,deny and refer to the
City's Insurance Adjuster and to the
Office of the City Attorney.
Approved.
Removed from the Consent Calendar by
Councilwoman Teglia.
RESOLUTION NO. 59-80.
RESOLUTION NO. 60-80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 209
CONSENT CALENDAR
7. Staff Report - Continued.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE FINAL
PARCEL MAP BEING A RESUBDIVISION
OF LANDS OF SCIANDRI WHICH INCLUDES
ACCEPTANCE OF PARCEL "C" FOR STREET
ROADWAY PURPOSES
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution awarding
the Municipal Parking Lot No, 9 -
Improvement Project contract to
Interstate Grading and Paving, Inc.,
for a bid in the amount of $31,900.00.
A RESOLUTION OF AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR
MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT NO. 9 - IMPROVE-
MENT PROJECT PB-79-2
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution adopting the
general prevailing rate of per diem
wages in South San Francisco.
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE GENERAL
PREVAILING RATE OF PER DIEM WAGES IN
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
10.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending a
Motion authorizing the Purchasing
Officer to call for bids for Custodial
Paper Supplies.
11.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to approve the specifications
and authorize the Purchasing Officer to
call for bids for Liquid Chlorine.
12.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to approve the laundry
supply requirements and authorize
the Purchasing Officer to call for
bids for Laundry Rental and Service
for three years.
13. Staff Report 6/18/80 - informational
report on the sale of surplus vehicles.
14.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution authorizing
expenditures pending the adoption of
the 1980-81 Operating Budget.
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION NO. 61-80
RESOLUTION NO. 62-80
RESOLUTION NO. 63-80
Removed from the Consent Calendar by
Councilwoman Teglia.
Approved.
Approved.
So noted.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
14. Staff Report - Continued.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXPENDITURES
PENDING THE ADOPTION OF THE 1980-81
OPERATING BUDGET
15.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution approving
in final form the Operating Budget
and the Revenue Sharing Budget for
fiscal year 1979-80.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING IN FINAL FORM
THE OPERATING BUDGET AND THE REVENUE
SHARING BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR
1979-80
16.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to award the bid for equipment
for exercise courses to Gamefield
in the amount of $6,139.00
e
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to authorize the issuance of
the Request for Proposal for the Police
Department Computer Hardware Equipment
for the purposes of automating Police
record keeping and crime analysis
functions.
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION NO. 64-80
RESOLUTION NO. 65-80
Approved.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - Consent Calendar be
approved. Carried by unanimous voice
vote.
Police Chief Datzman in response
to Councilwoman Teglia's questions
explained the $27,000 Grant funding
and the $10,000 requested from the
City for the collection and retrieval
of Police records; and the micro
filming techniques still in use.
Mr. William Tipton, Records
Supervisor, explained the necessity
of information retrieval which is
also sent to the Justice Department
and is available to citizens and
the City. He pointed out that a
manual retrieval system took hours,
where the new computer would allow
retrieval in minutes.
A discussion followed on the safe-
guards on the master file against
computer information being lost.
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - To approve
the issuance of the Request for
Proposal.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
6/18/80
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AGENDA
10.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending a
Motion authorizing the Purchasing
Officer to call for bids for Custodial
Paper Supplies. (TF-110)
APPROVAL OF BILLS (TF-125)
16a. Approval of Regular Bills of 6/18/80.
CITY ATTORNEY
17.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of an Ordinance that adopts
a Conflict of Interest Code for the
City of South San Francisco; 1) Waive
the reading of the Ordinance in its
entirety; 2) Introduce and read for
the first time an Ordinance adopting
a Conclict of Interest Code as man-
dated by the Fair Political Practices
Commission.
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE FAIR
POLITICAL PRACTICES COMMISSION'S
MODEL CONFLICT OF INTEREST CODE
ACTION TAKEN
31!
Councilwoman Teglia stated that in
the past the City had not been
able to purchase supplies in bulk
due to a lack of storage space and
questioned if this had been corrected.
Director of Finance Anderson stated
that these were annual supplies for
existing storage and at a future
time when more storage is available
other larger items would be purchased
as room is available.
A discussion followed on the avail-
ability of space at the Value Giant
site, the basement of City Hall
and the Police facility downtown.
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - To author-
ize the calling for bids for Cust-
odial Paper Supplies.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
M/S Damonte/Teglia - To approve the
Regular Bills.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Councilman Addiego did not parti-
cipate or vote in the matter of
the claims of Brentwood Market.
CITY ATTORNEY
City Attorney Noonan stated that
this Ordinance was drafted in
accordance with the Political
Reform Act and pursuant to the
Model Conflict of Interest Code
recommendations of the Fair Politi-
cal Practices Commission and he
recommended that the Model Conflict
of Interest Code be adopted. He
continued with an in-depth description
of the disclosure categories for
employees and those employees
included with an involvement with
City permits, approvals, real
property or personal property, etc.
6/]8/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY ATTORNEY
17. Staff Report - Continued. (TF-150)
Mayor Acosta Leaves Podium:
18.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution to approve
and execute the Final Map and auth-
orize related acts of the Lands of
Ayoob (Rare Earth) with all conditions
in accordance with the writ of mandate.
A RESOLUTION TO APPROVE AND EXECUTE
THE FINAL MAP AND AUTHORIZE RELATED
ACTS OF THE LANDS OF AYOOB (RARE EARTH)
WITH ALL CONDITIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE WRIT OF MANDATE
CITY ATTORNEY
M/S Damonte/Teglia - That the read-
ing of the Ordinance in its entirety
be waived and that the Ordinance
be introduced and read for the first
time by reading title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Damonte/Teglia - That the
Ordinance be introduced by reading
title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor Acosta stepped down from the
podium at 8:07 p.m.
City Attorney Noonan stated that
the original Resolution was redrafted
due to the fact that it had been
written in 1979 and the Agreement
had been revised to include all of
the conditions of the Planning
Commission, that is implementation
of February 12, 1980. This Resolution
authorizes approval of the Final
Map and the execution of the
Improvement Agreement in accordance
with the Court Order.
Councilman Damonte commented that
the action to be taken had been
spelled out by the Court and wondered
if there was any point in discussing
the matter.
City Attorney Noonan responded that
Council should be aware that it was
finalizing this action tonight and
parts of it might be affected by
Council's subsequent actions on
the Rural Estates Zoning and other
matters. He stated that Council
should look at this action separately
and said that in the hearing the
Applicant asked for removal of one
of the Planning Commission's con-
ditions which had to do with the
completion of the cul-de-sac and
the Court would not do that.
6/18/80
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_AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY ATTORNEY
18. Staff Report - Continued.
CITY ATTORNEY
City Attorney Noonan said he had
asked the Court for the inclusion
of something and the Court said no,
approve the map and order the map
approved as conditionally approved
by the Planning Commission through
February 12, 1980. He stated that
the map had to be approved by Court
Order.
Councilman Addiego asked for a
digest of the Court proceeding from
the City Attorney.
City Attorney Noonan stated that
the Applicant goes to the Judge
and asks for an alternative writ
of mandate, which said to issue
the map - approve it, or appear
before the Court and show cause
explain why Council did not issue
the map. The City then composes
an Administrative Record, which
is a transcript of all procedings
and a compilation of all the staff
reports and related papers and it
is bound and the pages are numbered
and indexed. Then there is something
called Points of Authority and
Opposition explaining to the Court
why we did not approve the map.
The third document that is filed is
an Answer and Return and this then
prepares the City for a discussion
before the Court after having the
three papers filed at least two days
before the hearing. He stated that
the Judge researches the matter and
asks any questions that have not
been made clear, gives the attorneys
opportunity to comment and then
makes his ruling. After the Judge
makes his ruling a formal order is
prepared for his signature and that
order is served on the other party.
In response to Councilman Addiego's
question of how long the hearing
took, City Attorney Noonan stated
five minutes.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY ATTORNEY
18. Staff Report - Continued.
(TF-189)
CITY ATTORNEY
Motion by Damonte - That the
Resolution be adopted.
City Clerk Battaya asked the Vice
Mayor if Council wished to hear
speakers before or after the vote.
City Attorney Noonan advised that
the speakers be heard before the
vote was taken.
Councilman Damonte withdrew his
Motion.
John Moran, Esq. pointed out that
this had been a decision made by a
Lower Court Judge and a summary
proceeding and he doubted the ability
of the Court research staff to have
gone over the voluminous records
that were presented in this case.
He continued, that the City had a
right of appeal and an automatic
stay of any kind of enforcement
under the Peremptory Writ which has
been issued. He advised the Council
to take this matter to an intermediate
Appellant Court and see if the City can
win on the appeal and further rec-
ommended that Council not adopt the
Motion and have the City Attorney
proceed with the Appeal to a higher
Court.
City Attorney Noonan spoke in-depth
of the effect of the covenants and the
hearing requirements and felt that
the governmental obligations had
been exhausted and that the City
should not appeal and should let this
issue go to a contest in substance
where it belongs with a test of the
covenants and restrictions.
John Moran, Esq. differed with the
City Attorney and said the real
principal is the separation of the
powers of government, whether or not
the legislative body of the particular
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY ATTORNEY
18. Staff Report - Continued.
(TF-222)
(TF-256)
(TF-284)
Mayor Acosta Returned to the Podium:
CITY ATTORNEY
jurisdiction makes these kinds of land
use decisions or whether the Court does.
A discussion followed on the process-
ing of the tentative map and the
provisions for notifications to
property owners.
Councilman Addiego found it hard to
believe that the Court had these papers
two days and did an exhaustive research
and rendered a decision after five
minutes. He continued, that he hoped
private individuals would pursue what
is right in governmental processes.
M/S Addiego/Teglia - To appeal the
Court decision.
Dave Uccelli, Esq., 520 E1Camino
Real, San Mateo, stated he was the
attorney for the petitioner in
regard to the Writ of Mandate. He
said that in regard to the tentative
map and the refusal to approve the
final map and the appeal that was taken,
these were thoroughally reviewed by
both himself and the City Attorney.
He felt that the Judge had had suffic-
ient time to value the evidence and
make his findings and he felt that
any appeal of the Court would be
frivolous and his client would be
entitled to attorney's fees.
Vice Mayor Nicolopulos called for a
vote on the Motion and Second.
The Motion was defeated by a majority
roll call vote, Councilman Addiego
voted yes.
M/S Damonte/Nicolopulos - That the
Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 66-80
Carried by majority roll call vote,
Councilman Addiego voted no.
Mayor Acosta returned at 8:30 p.m.
to the podium.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY MANAGER
19.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution authorizing
the City Manager to execute a Joint
Powers Agreement creating North County
Human Services Access System Adminis-
trative Review Board. (TF-297)
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF
A JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT CREATING
NORTH COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES ACCESS SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW BOARD
20.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution which res-
cinds the Deferred Compensation Plan
(Resolution No. 66-79) and adopts
a revised Plan. (TF-324)
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE CITY OF SOUTH
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, DEFERRED
COMPENSATION PLAN, AS REVISED
21.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
l) Waive the reading of the Ordinance
in its entirety; 2) Introduce and read
for th~ first time an Ordinance that
makes amendments to the Personnel
Ordinance, Classification Plan and
annual salary Resolution; 3) Adopt
the Resolution.
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 6, of
ORDINANCE NO. 449, ADOPTED MARCH 21,
1980, ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO RECREATING
AND REESTABLISHING A PERSONNEL SYSTEM
FOR THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO AND
REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 216 AND ALL
INCONSISTENT ORDINANCES."
CITY MANAGER
City Manager Birkelo stated that
this matter had been discussed at
the 5/28/80 Study Session and that
the system was designed to stream-
line the entry process of those
people processed who are eligible.
He continued, that it would be at
no cost to the City and that it
would be Staff time only and that
if the City wanted to nullify the
Agreement it could do so in 60 days.
Motion by Vice Mayor Nicolopulos -
That the Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 67-80
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
City Manager Birkelo explained that
the changes' to the previously adopted
Deferred Compensation Plan are to
bring it into conformity with the
IRS requirements.
Motion by Damonte - That the
Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 68-80
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
City Manager Birkelo stated that the
new budget will contain requests for
additional custodial positions due
to the Municipal Services Building's
requirements and that there was a
vacancy to be filled at this time
and that was the reason for the
need for the Ordinance at this time.
M/S Damonte/Teglia - That the read-
ing of the Ordinance in its entirety
be waived and that the Ordinance be
introduced and read for the first
time by reading title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 7!7
CITY MANAGER
21. Staff Report - Continued.
A RESOLUTION AMENDING THE SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO CLASSIFICATION PLAN BY THE
ADDITION, DELETION AND MODIFICATION
OF CERTAIN CLASSES
Executive Session:
RECALL TO ORDER:
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Amendment t'o Rural
Estates Zone continued.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
Open the Public Hearing and incorporate
any testimony from 5/7/80 meeting;
Close the Public Hearing; Waive the
reading of the Ordinance in its entirety
and that the Ordinance be passed and
adopted by reading title only; That
the Ordinance be passed and adopted, an
Ordinance establishing Rural Estates
Zone Regulations.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING RURAL ESTATES
ZONE REGULATIONS, AMENDING ORDINANCE
NO. 353, AS AMENDED, ENTITLED "ZONING
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO" TO SO PROVIDE AND REPEALING
ORDINANCE NO. 788-79
CITY MANAGER
M/S Damonte/Teglia - That the
Ordinance be introduced by reading
title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the
Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 69-80
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Council adjourned to an Executive
Session at 8:40 p.m. to discuss
litigation.
The Meeting was recalled to order
at 9:12 p.m., all Council present,
no action taken - Mayor Acosta id
not participate in the Executive
Session.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Mayor Acosta opened the Public
Hearing.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela stated that this was
one of three steps in order to
implement a prezoning proposal for the
Country Club Park area as directed
by LAFCO. He stated that this was
a revision of an Ordinance establishing
an RE zone adopted by the Planning
Commission and Council in April 1979.
He continued, the Ordinance allows
a single family home on a minimum
lot size of 3/4 of an acre, 32,670
square feet, it allows certain farm
animals, nurseries consistent with
the uses presently in the Country
Club Park area. He described in
detail the permit provisions and
the survey on lot splits, the
covenants and a second lot split
survey conducted by the City Manager's
Office.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Continued,
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
City Manager Birkelo stated that 47
ballots were mailed out to people
in the area excluding those people
who had already split their lots.
The response was 26 people do not
want lot splits in the area (55%),
12 indicated that lot splits should
be allowed (25.5%), from 9 there
was no response (19.5%) and that
this was the result of the survey.
Mayor Acosta expressed concern
that 47 ballots were sent out and
yet there is a total of 54 lots in
the area.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela stated there were 60
parcels and 56 owners and 11 of
the owners are on lots previously
split.
A discussion followed on the
ballots and the people who had
not received the ballots.
Mayor Acosta said there are 60
parcels in Country Club Park and only
47 ballots were sent to the area,
a response of 38 - he felt that
not all the owners had had a chance
to vote.
Councilman Addiego stated that Council
had decided who would be delegated
to vote and had determined the terms
of the voting.
Mayor Acosta stated that a number
of people were not sent ballots
because they had already split and
they would not be counted, however
they had split and should be counted
on the affirmative side.
Councilwoman Teglia responded that
if that was to be done then the
no responses should be added to the
majority, which would add 9 to the
26 nos and they cancel each other
out - that leaves 26 and 12.
6/18/80
Page 13
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 219
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Continued.
(IF-417)
(TF-572)
(TF-596)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
The discussion continued on the
ballots cast for and against lot
splits, brochures put in the mail-
boxes swaying the voting. Mayor
Acosta stated allegations had been
made that if the residents came
into the City it would cost them
$50,000-$80,000 for a sewer system
and he discussed street and light-
ing improvements.
Mayor Acosta questioned whether
in the future when this Ordinance
was adopted if the residents would
have the opportunity to reopen
the issue of lot splits.
A discussion followed on rezoning
and the changing of the General
Plan, the individual residents who
have requested sewer hookups and
those lots that have the ability
to split under the DCC&Rs.
Councilman Damonte expressed
concern over the animals and
discussed in great length the
number of animals that could be
kept in the the area and grandfather-
ing in animals if owners originally
had more than the amount stated.
A discussion followed on the
permits and licenses in force by
the County and the yearly renewals.
A discussion followed on exotic
animals and 4-H Club animal projects
and the permits required throughout
the City.
Mr. Amer, 120 Verano Drive, stated
he would rather have any kind of
animal than the politicians he had
seen throughout the country.
Consensus of Council was to approve
the grandfathering in of animals in
the Country Club Park area.
6/18/80
Page 14
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 3,20
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Continued.
(TF-615)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
A discussion followed on the
language being precise in the
Ordinance concerning animals and
passing the Ordinance as it is
and later modifying the Ordinance.
M/S 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.
Mrs. Lillian O'Rourke, 264 Country
Club Drive, said that changes
should be made in the Ordinance
that were initiated by the South
San Francisco Planning Department
Subcommittee and the residents
would like this on record. (A
copy of the recommended changes is
is attached to the minutes and are
.a part of the record of the minutes.)
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela rebutted some of the
statements made by Mrs. O'Rourke.
A discussion followed on the
changes agreed to by Council on
the first reading of the Ordinance
changing page 3-i and page 3-k
making it proper to have a second
reading.
Mrs. O'Rourke stated that what
the Director of Community Development
was presenting to Council disagreed
with what the residents had asked
for at the last meeting and the
residents had not seen the reworded
Ordinance with Staff's comments.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela read through all of
the Staff comments for the benefit
of the Country Club Park residents.
A discussion followed on minimum
lot size, selling off part of a
parcel and maintaining the minimum
lot.
6/18/80
Page 15
REGARDING ATTACHED ORDINANCE:
S '-F
C IE~ITS
CHANGES THAT SHOULD BE ~4ADE IN TEXT -- AS TtIESE WERE INITIATED
BY THE SO. SAN FRANCISCO PLANNING DEPARTMENT SUBCOMMITTEE.
6/18/80 .,Reg. Council Meeting-
Page 15a
DELIVER~ BY EIglNE STEV~SO~
Do not 1.
agree
PACE 2 - 1 & 2
HORSE OR CATTLE (ONLY THESE LARGE ANI..ALS' r,~ WERE TO BE REGULATED.)
· Agree 2.
PAGE 3 - i
1,000 SQ'. ~T. TOTAL OW ALL DETACHED BUILDINGS.
Agree
PAGE ~ - k
NA~E PLANT = 2 S~. ~T.
Do not 4.
Agree
PAQE ~ - n
50 AVIARY BIRDS WAS CHANGED TO 200 OR 300 BIRDS
BY PLANNIN~ DEPART~ENT 3/25/80 PLANNING CO~4ISSION MEETING.
Do not
Agree
PAGE 5 - 4
REFERENCE BACK-T0 FINAL DECISION TO BE MADE REGARDING
NOS. 1.& 4 ABOVE.
CHANGES THAT RESIDENTS OF COUNTRY CLUB PARK WOULD LIKE:
Y~ if
lt~l 1.
now
Do not2.
Agree
PAGE 2 - 1 & 2
CAN ANIMALS EXISTING ON PROPERTY NOW BE "GRANDFATHERED IN"
IF THE NUMBER EXCEEDS THE ALLOWABLE NUMBER OF ANIMALS PERMITTED?
PAGE 3 - g
.]'~.DO NOT .WANT PARKS OR pLAYGROUNDS ON ANY LOT ADJACENT TO
OUT LOTS.·
Do not
Agree
PAGE 4 - 1
.~ DO NOT WANT DAY'NURSERIES OR NURSERY SCHOOLS ON ANY LOT
ADJACENT TO OUR LOTS.
Do not 4.
Agree
PASE 5 - 3
WE HAVE 3 CHURCHES ON THE 2 BLOCKS PROPOSED FOR RE ZONING.
WE DO NOT WANT ANY MORE THAN 3 CHURCHES.
PAOE 5 - 4.74 - b.
For accessory buildings - maximum twenty (20) feet
average height between floor slab plate and ridge pole.
We would like to add: "WITH A MAXIMUM SIDE WALL }{EIGHT OF
12 ~EET."
4.75 LOT SIZE
~E~WOULD LIKE CLARIFICATION THAT THE ESTABLISHED LOT SIZES WOULD
NOT ALLOW AN INDIVIDUAL WITH A LOT SIZE GREATER THAN 32,670 SQ. FT.
TO "SPIN-OFF" ANY PORTION OW THE PROPERTY INTO THE R-1 ZONE.
THIS INCLUDES RE LOTS ABUTTING SO. SAN FRANCISCO & R-1 PROPERTIES.
Not
possible
ALSO, A CURRENT PETITION CIRCULATED TO PROPERTY OWNERS REFLECTS
THAT THE% ARE, BY MAJORITY, IN FAVOR OF ALLOWING THE CORNER LOTS,
THAT CAN BE SPLIT BY DEED RESTRICTIONS, TO BE SPLIT IN HALF.
STAFF
'~OMM~NTs
Disagree 1.
Agree 2.
6/18/80 Regular Council Meeting
Page 15b
- 2 -
PAGE 7 - 4.78
WE ARE NOT OBJECTING TO A PERMIT BEING REQUIRED FOR THE KEEPING OF
ANI'~ALS. HOWEVER, WE WOULD LIKE ASSURANCE THAT, IN THE FUTURE,
SO. SAN FRANCISCO WILL NOT DECIDE TO NOT ISSUE PERqITS,
SO. SAN FRANCISCO WILL NOT CHARGE FOR THESE PERMITS.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
ON THE MAP OF THE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT & ON THE MAP OF THE PRE-ZONING
FOR COUNTRY CLUB PARK: THE LANDS OF AYOOB, RICHARD PLATH & THE SAMOAN
CHURCH ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE RURAL ESTATES ZONE. THESE MUST BE.
IT IS ALSO NOTED THAT OTHER LANDS BELONOING TO THE COUNTRY CLUB PARK
SUBDIVISION ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE BOUNDARIES FOR THIS RE ZONE.
THEY TOO ARE PART OF COUNTRY CLUB PARK AND ARE INCLUDED UNDER OUR
~-ED RESTRICTIONS.
WE ARE MOST ANXIOUS TO ATTEND THE MEETINGS CONCERNING "I~PROVEMENTS",
SUCH AS STREETS, SEWERS, LITES ETC. AS WAS .PROMISED WE WOULD~BE ASKED
TO ATTEND BY THE CITY COUNCIL. WE ARE ANXIOUS TO'DISCUSS HERITAGE &
SIGNIWICANT TREE ORDINANCES, FIRE PROTECTION FROM TALL GRASS ACCUMULATION
ON LOTS (~[ICH SERVICE THE COUNTY PRESENTLY PROVIDES THROUGH THE FORESTRY
SERVICE) ETC.
A G E NDA A CT I O N TA K E N JJ2
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Continued.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Mr. Ronald Brown, 217 Country Club
Drive, stating that Country Club
Park had three churches and did
not want any more and addressed
adding a maximum side wall height
of 12' feet. He stated that the
residents were not objecting to
permits being required for the
keeping of animals but did not
want to pay a fee for the permit.
He continued, that the ballots
sent by the City Manager's Office
were to be sent by registered
mail and they were mailed by
regular mail. He was further
concerned by the exorbitant cost
of ripping up streets and replac-
ing the streets, sewer systems,
etc. He stated that the residents
were very concerned and wanted
estimated costs on the improvements
to be made after annexation.
Councilwoman Teglia asked the
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela if Mr. Catalano would be
able to acquire 5,000 feet of
a neighboring property in order
to put in improvements that the
City has required, i.e., a bulb,
a cul-de-sac.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela said the property is
owned by the Church and if the Church
allows Mr. Catalano will be able
to buy the property and complete
the bulb.
Mr. Brown inquired who would pay
for the improvements after annexation
and whether it would be a form of
taxation on top of the current taxes.
City Manager Birkelo stated that
those would be policy decisions
and would be made by the Council.
6/18/80
Page 16
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
22. Public Hearing - Continued.
(TF-845)
(TF-858)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Mr. Brown asked if this means that
the only costs that the residents
can be forced to incur if the
running of the sewer lines and the
connection of the sewer lines to
the residents homes.
City Manager Birkelo stated that
the sewer is the only one that he
knew of where the residents could
conceivably be forced into paying
for something the majority did not
want.
City Attorney Noonan stated that
anything that affected any health
hazards could be enforced and an
Assessment District could be
enforced but not by the City.
Mr. Brown asked if this also means
the residents Would not have to
pay for streets, sidewalks, etc.
Mayor Acosta stated that com, itment
could not be made at this time.
Councilman Damonte called for the
question.
Mrs. Elaine Stevenson, 297 Alta
Vista, stated that new residents
have asked what the improvements
would cost and that the answer
had been to call Mr. Yee as an
answer was not known by any of the
residents.
Mayor Acosta closed the Public Hear-
ing and called for the vote.
Carried by majority roll call vote,
Councilman Addiego voted no.
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - That the
Ordinance be passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 821-80
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
6/18/80
Page 17
AGENDA
ACTION TAKEN
COMMUN I TY DEVE LOPME NT
23.
Public Hearing - Reconsideration of
the General Plan Proposal for Country
Club Park area - GP-80-11/Negative
Declaration No. 259,
24.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
Open the Public Hearing and incorpor-
ate any testimony from 5/7/80 meeting;
2) Close the Public Hearing.
Public Hearfng - Prezoning of Country
Club Park - RZ-80-61/Negative Declaration
No. 260.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending Open
the Public Hearing and incorporate any
testimony from 5/7/80 meeting; 2) Close
the Public Hearing; 3) Waive the reading
of the Ordinance in its entirety and that
the Ordinance be passed and adopted by
reading title only; 4) That the Ordinance
be passed and adopted, an Ordinance pre-
zoning the Country Club Park area to the
R-E Rural Estates Zone.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO PREZONING A DESIGNATED PORTION
OF THE COUNTRY CLUB PARK AREA AS A RURAL
ESTATES ZONE (RZ-80-61)
( T F- 883 ) ,-~J~ ,7
RECESS:
RECALL TO ORDER:
PARK AND RECREATION
25.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
adoption of a Resolution for lease of
proposed Appian Way park site by
Broadmoor Homes.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO EXECUTE A LEASE OF PRO-
POSED APPIAN WAY PARK SITE BY
BROADMOOR HOMES
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela said this item could
be dispensed with as it had been
handled by Council action.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela stated that an R-E
zone had been established and that
was going to be utilized to prezone
the Country Club Park area and was
consistent with the General Plan.
M/S Teglia/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.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the
Ordinance be passed and adopted.
ORDINANCE NO. 822-80
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Mayor Acosta declared a recess at
10:38 p.m.
Mayor Acosta recalled the meeting to
order at 10:35 p.m., all Council
present.
PARK AND RECREATION
Director of Park & Recreation Norton
stated this was a lease to use the
park site for a period of a year
to use it as a staging area for
the firm's construction and to
store top soil and equipment. He
further stated that an 8 foot fence
would be erected to protect the
trees on the site and that the
boyscouts who have used the area
6/18/80
Page 18
A G E N D A A C T I 0 N T A K E N 22G
PARK AND RECREATION
25. Staff Report -Continued.
(TF-929)
POLICE
26.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
1) Waive the reading of the Ordinance
in its entirety; 2) Introduce and
read for the first time an Ordinance
establishing Building Security require-
ments.
1st Reading/Introduction
BUILDING SECURITY ORDINANCE
PUBLIC SERVICES
27.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
one of the two alternative actions;
1) Second reading and adoption of an
Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 491,
and establishing regulations for
handicapped persons parking zones.
MOTION TO ADOPT ALTERNATE 1
l) Waive the reading of the Ordinance
in its entirety and that the Ordinance
be passed and adopted by reading title
only; 2) That the Ordinance be passed
and adopted an Ordinance amending
Ordinance No. 491.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 491,
AS AMENDED, AND ESTABLISHING REGULA-
TIONS FOR HANDICAPPED PERSONS PARKING
ZONES ~'~
PARK AND RECREATION
would be accommodated elsewhere.
Motion by Teglia - That the
Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 70-80
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Council reviewed the remaining
Agenda with the idea that the
meeting would not go past midnight.
POLICE
M/S Damonte/Teglia - 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.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the
Ordinance be introduced by reading
title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Director of Public Services Yee
stated that at the last meeting there
had been discussion of the location
of the signs and the City Attorney's
Office has changed the Ordinance
stating that the signs would be
located adjacent to the stalls
rather than at the entrances~
Because of that change the City
Attorney's Office recommends that
Council adopt Alternate 2, however
if Council chooses to have a
second reading of the other Ordinance
it too is in compliance with the
Vehicle Code.
Assistant City Attorney Rogers
stated that the original Ordinance
was copied from the Vehicle Code,
however the wording of the sign,
6/18/~
Page
~_GEN_~_A A CT I O N TA K E N
PUBLIC SERVICES
27. Staff Report - Continued.
MOTION TO ADOPT ALTERNATE 2
l) Rescind Motion and Second of 6/4/80;
2) Waive the reading of the Ordinance
in its entirety; 3) Introduce and read
for the first time an Ordinance amend-
ing Ordinance No. 491.
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 491
AS AMENDED, AND ESTABLISHING REGULA-
TIONS FOR HANDICAPPED PERSONS PARKING
ZONES
28.
(TF-996)
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a) adoption of a Resolution author-
izing the Director of Public Services
to release one half of the 10% retention
presently being withheld from the DeNarde
Construction Company as provided by its'
contract with the City for the construct-
ion of the South San Francisco - San
Bruno Wastewater Treatment Plant Improve-
ments and Solids Management Project
C-06-1235-120 and C-06-1267-130 b)
authorize the Director of Public Services
to execute Change Order No. 15 to furnish
and install redesigned grit removal equip-
ment.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE DIRECTOR
OF PUBLIC SERVICES TO RELEASE THE 10%
RETENTION PRESENTLY BEING WITHHELD
FROM THE DENARDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
AS PROVIDED BY ITS CONTRACT WITH THE
CITY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE SOUTH
PUBLIC SERVICES
which is mandatory under the
Vehicle Code, doesn't refer to
handicapped parking spaces.
A discussion followed on the sign
indicating handicapped parking,
the number of handicapped spaces
needed for a lot
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - To rescind
the Motion and Second of 6/4/80.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - That the read-
ing of the revised Ordinance in its
entirety be waived and that the
Ordinance be introduced and read
for the first time by reading title
only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - That the
Ordinance be introduced by reading
title only.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Director of Public Services Yee
explained that in releasing one
half of the 10% retention presently
being withheld from the DeNarde
Construction Company all of the
work has been satisfactorily com-
pletedwith the exception of the
completion of the grit removal
equipment. He continued, that the
new equipment installed was found
to be of insufficient capacity
and that it would take six months
for the City to receive the
larger buckets for the grit con-
veyor and that DeNarde would pro-
vide for the installation with a
decrease in the City's cost of
$1,500 and that the Change Order
would not result in a cost to the
City.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 228
PUBLIC SERVICES
28. Staff Report - Continued.
(TF-1038)
SAN FRANCISCO - SAN BRUNO WASTEWATER
TREATMENT PLANT IMPROVEMENTS AND SOLIDS
MANAGEMENT PROJECT C-06-1235-120 AND
C-06-1267-130
29.
(TF-1077)
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
a Motion to approve and authorize the
Director of Public Services to execute
Municipal Services Building Change
Order No. 3 due to field conditions,
and equipment design and code require-
ments.
(TF-1194)
COMMUNICATIONS
30.
Letter from Winston Manor Home Owners
Association requesting a parade permit
for the Winston Manor I area on July 4,
1980.
PUBLIC SERVICES
Mr. Ralph Nofield, Reta/Nolte,
described the problems in manufactur-
ing the buckets in the capacity
that was needed.
A discussion followed on the
drying beds and the cleaning of
the beds.
Councilwoman Teglia requested a
report on sludge beds.
Motion by Nicolopulos - That the
Resolution be adopted.
RESOLUTION NO. 71-80
Carried by unanimous roll call vote.
Director of Public Services Yee
explained that this change order
· was due to field conditions,
equipment design and code require-
ments and stated that he had gone
over the funding costs with the
Director of Finance.
Mr. Howard Conart, Steinberg Assoc.,
gave an in-depth description of
the items making up the change
order.
A discussion followed on sources
of funding, reserves, renting out
space and the resultant revenues.
M/S Nicolopulos/Damonte - To approve
Change Order No. 3.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
COMMUNICATIONS
Councilwoman Teglia requested the
Police Department to issue the
necessary permits.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - To approve
the parade permit.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ll81~Q
age ~
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM STAFF
31.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending
Motion authorizing the Director of
Public Services to obtain an appraisal
of the proposed exchange of City owned
land for land of South San Francisco
Scavenger/Bay Investment Company located
south of the City's sludge composting
facility. (TF-1224)
(TF-1351)
32. Status of Buri Buri Park.
33.
Staff Report 6/18/80 - recommending a
Motion to authorize the Director of
Public Services to grant an Encroach-
ment Permit to the San Francisco Water
Department for the construction of the
San Andreas Pipeline No. 3.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
City Manager Birkelo requested
approval to obtain an appraisal
of the subject properties with
an estimated cost not to exceed
$2,000 which will be shared
equally by the City and Trux Inc.
He explained that the Scavenger
property is in close proximity
downwind of Tillo and if it could
be acquired by the City it would
round out the City's holdings
in the area.
Councilwoman Teglia questioned
that there was an application for
a use permit for a office facility.
Director of Public Services Yee
stated it had come to his attention
that there was a use permit applic-
ation before the Planning Commission
to be used as an airfreight terminal
and due to air quality and he felt
the use was not compatible.
A discussion followed with
Mr. Scopesi representing the
Scavenger Company and Mr. Bob Simms
on the relocation to Belle Air Road.
M/S Teglia/Nicolopulos - To approve
the appraisal which is not to
exceed $2,000 to be shared equally
by the Trux Inc. and the City.
Carried by majority voice vote,
Mayor Acosta voted no.
Police Chief Datzman stated there
had been a meeting last Wednesday
with the members of the Buri Buri
area on the problems in Buri Buri
Park and the constructive actions
that had taken place by the Police
and park personnel.
Director of Public Services Yee
stated that the San Francisco
Water Department had requested a
permit to construct the project
and will include a requirement
that the line under Westborough
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 230
ITEMS FROM STAFF
33. Staff Report - Continued.
(TF-1390)
(TF-1425)
34. Request for a committee of two
to act as an Audit Committee.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Councilwoman Teglia:
Councilman Damonte:
Mayor Acosta:
ITEMS FROM STAFF
Boulevard be jacked or tunnelled.
He continued, the Water Department
had given assurances that two-way
traffic will be maintained and
that all conditions would be
complied with.
Consensus of Council - To authorize
the Director of Public Services to
grant an Encroachment Permit to
the San Francisco Water Department.
Director of Finance Anderson asked
the Mayor to appoint two Council
members to act as the Audit Committee
and meet width the City's Auditors
to review the prior year's audit
report.
Mayor Acosta stated that the Mayor
and the Vice Mayor would be the
members of the Audit Committee.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Asked that the Planning Director to
bring an Ordinance on Home Businesses
and Occupations for Council's review
and direction at the next meeting.
Director of Community Development
Dell'Angela stated that a Study
Session of the Planning Commission
was scheduled for the next week
and that item was to be discussed.
He stated a report would be forth-
coming to Council~from that meeting.
Wanted an Agenda discussion on the
future determination of Magnolia
Center.
Wanted a follow-up by Staff on the
letter sent to the owner of the
Winston Manor Shopping Center on
repair and restriping of the parking
lot,
Requested the Fire Marshall inspect
the access door at Drug King which
is again blocked.
6/18/80
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN 22]
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Councilman Damonte:
Mayor Acosta:
GOOD AND WELFARE
(TF-1461)
Mayor Acosta Left the Podium:
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Stated he would be on vacation the
following week.
Stated he would also be on vacation
the following week.
GOOD AND WELFARE
Mrs. Lillian O'Rourke, 264 Country
Club Drive, stated that the residents
of Country Club Park had voted for
no splits and the majority had won
and she wondered why the Church
property, in relation to Mr. Catalano,
was always brought up when tonight's
meeting had stated there were to be
no splits.
City Attorney Noonan stated that at
the 2/12/80 Planning Commission
meeting an additional condition was
attached to the Developer, that
he would complete the cul-de-sac
bulb on Taylor Drive. In order to
do that the Developer must acquire
more property, the Developer or
Mr. Dell'Angela had said the
Developer had an option to acquire
property. In the Court Mr. Uccelli
asked the Judge to relax that con-
dition and the Judge said no, your
client Mr. Ayoob said he would
comply with all conditions to
approve the map. Apparently
Mr. Ayoob has an option. Mr. Ayoob
and the Church are discussing a
lot split in connection with the
cul-de-sac bulb completion.
Mayor Acosta left the podium at
12:01 and did not participate in
the discussion.
Mrs. O'Rourke stated that when the
church property was purchased it
was to use the land for parking
and not park on the street.
The discussion continued on the
Court decision, the City's respon-
sibility, the Developer's responsibil-
ity, the DCC&Rs.
6/18/80
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A G E N DA A CZI_O__N__ T_A K E N 222
GOOD AND WELFARE
(TF-1573)
Executive Session:
RECALL TO ORDER:
ADJOURNMENT
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
Barbara A. Battaya, Citj~Clerk
City of South San Francisco
GOOD AND WELFARE
Mrs. Lillian O'Rourke reiterated
that the Church needs a parking
lot so that the church goers can
stop parking on the streets and
believed that Mr. Catalano had no
right to that property when the
residents say no lot splits.
City Attorney Noonan stated that
if the property was acquired by
Mr. Catalano and made into a
cul-de-sac it would be dedicated
to the City.
Council adjourned to an Executive
Session at 12:14 a.m. to discuss
personnel problems.
The Meeting was recalled to order
at l:lO a.m., all Council present,
no action taken.
M/S Teglia/Damonte - That the
meeting be adjourned to Monday,
June 30, 1980 at 6:00 p.m. in
the City Council Conference Room,
City Hall.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment: l:ll a.m.
APPROVED:
Ronald G. Acosta, 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.
6/18/80
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