HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes 1988-02-24Mayor, Jack Drago
Counci 1:
Mark N. Addiego
Ri chard A. Halley
Gus Nicolopulos
Roberta Cerri Teglia
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER: (Cassette No. 1)
ROLL CALL:
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
AGENDA REVIEW
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
MINUTES
City Council
Municipal Services Building
Community Room
February 24, 1988
ACTION TAKEN
7:31 p.m. Mayor Drago presiding.
Council present:
Council absent:
Addiego, Haffey,
Teglia, and Drago.
Nicolopulos.
City Clerk Battaya related that
Councilman Nicolopulos had informed her
that he would be away this week and unable
to attend tonight's meeting.
The Pledge of allegiance was recited.
Rev. Robin Dummer, Grace Covenant Church,
gave the invocation.
AGENDA REVIEW
City Manager Lewis stated that he had
nothing to add or delete from the Agenda.
Councilman Haffey stated that he would
leave the meeting at 8:00 p.m. in order
to be at the Airport on time for a flight
to San Diego.
He stated that he supported the Mayor's
recommendation on Item No. 7; and sup-
ported the City maintaining the trees on
Item No. 8.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Ms. Jeanette McGee, 402 E. 39th Ave., San
Mateo, thanked the Council on action in
relation to homelessness in San Mateo
County. She stated that she was here to
invite the citizens to a town meeting in
this meeting room Tuesday, 3/8/88, at
7:00 p.m. She stated that it would be a
public forum to discuss suggested action
to be taken for the homeless in North
County.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Robert Kasper, Esq., stated that he was
representing the Chamber of Commerce to
proceeded to relate their current activi-
ties: "A Sporting Event" on Thursday,
3/3/88, at the Elks Club; a quarterly
mixer on 3/19/88 at Oliver's.
He stated that he was Chairman of the
Legislative Committee which had revised
many policies to make it more attractive
to the business community by presenting
business view points. He spoke of the
Mayor and Police Chief having been recent
luncheon speakers for the Chamber.
Mr. Alvaro Bettucchi, 609 Rocca Ave.,
stated that the games were sponsored by
the Italian American Citizens Club, and
that Budweiser Beer was donating funds to
sponsor the games. He stated that this
was a one shot deal wherein the Italian
athletes had been invited to participate
in the games, however in future perhaps
the winners of the bike race and track
and field would be invited to attend.
He stated that for 1992, which would be
the 500th anniversary of the discovery of
the U.S. by Columbus, contact had been
made with the Italian Government for a
mete of the best athletes of Italy and
the U.S. for games in South San
Francisco.
He stated that the Committee did hold
fund raisers because the games last year
had cost $23,000. He thanked the Council
for their support and the use of Orange
Park, as well as other facilities for the
games.
He stated that Lucca, Italy had been the
Sister City for ten years, and suggested
that the City name one of its streets
Lucca in commemoration of that fact.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that might
be possible in a new development, resi-
dential or commercial in this City.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
--ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Mayor Drago stated that he had written a
memo to the Planning Staff to consider
naming a street Lucca in one of the new
subdivisions to be built.
Mr. Larry Pera congratulated the newly
el ected Counci lmembers.
Ms. Anna Iniguez stated that she was
representing the employees of the Hair
Cottage on W. Orange Ave., and questioned
what type of construction was going on in
that area; and how long it would con-
tinue. She stated that the dust and the
noise was becoming a problem for her
clients, children in the area, as well as
traffic on the narrow streets.
Deputy City Manager/City Engineer Yee
stated that it was a San Francisco Water
Co. project that was installing a 50"
water line throughout our community bet-
ween Orange/E1Camino to Airport Blvd.
and the Brisbane City limits. He stated
that the pipeline had been completed
except for the connection at the junction
of E1Camino and W. Orange, and should
be completed within the next thirty days.
Mr. Lou Dell'Angela, 460 Gardenside Ave.,
stated that the new proposed redevelop-
ment project was the largest redevelop-
ment concept ever proposed in this City,
and had been scheduled for a January
Redevelopment meeting - which had still
not been held. He requested that notifi-
cation be given to interested people to
inform them of the scheduled meeting, and
invite public input which the prior
notice had not done.
He stated that the notice given for the
January meeting had been confusing in
that it focused on funding for the down-
town area, yet 80% of the area covered in
the project was outside the downtown.
Mayor Drago stated that he understood
that after it had been reviewed by the
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMUNITY FORUM
CONSENT CALENDAR
Requesting approval of the Minutes
of the Regular Meeting of 1/13/88,
Regular Meeting of 1/27/88, Special
Meeting of 2/3/88, and the Regular
Meeting of 2/10/88.
e
Staff Report 2/24/88 recommending
adoption of a Resolution author-
izing execution of agreement
with Wilson Ihrig & Assoc. to
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
Planning Commission it was being refined
because there were certain areas being
taken out and others added, and the
Council had not yet seen the finished
product.
Mr. Dell'Angela stated that he believed
the Council would review the document at
the 3/23/88 meeting, and again requested
notification to interested parties to be
aware of the magnitude of the project.
City Manager Lewis stated that Staff
would normally notify affected parties.
Ms. Zona Morris, 123 Francisco Dr.,
stated that there was a park behind her
home and she was concerned about older
teenagers drinking and throwing bottles
in the park, as well as, police incidents
of flashing. She stated that she was
afraid to take her small child to the
park and enlisted Council aid to correct
the situation. She stated that there was
supposed to be a neighborhood crime
watch, yet on the two occasions that she
had called the police no one had
responded.
Mayor Drago stated that Police Captain
Raffaelli was in the audience and would
look into the matter.
COMMUNITY FORUM
No one chose to speak.
CONSENT CALENDAR
So ordered.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR
2. Staff Report - Continued.
furnish construction related
support for Aircraft Noise
Insulation Project, Phase II.
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF CONTRACT FOR PROFESSIONAL
CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION
SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THE
AIRCRAFT NOISE INSULATION PROJECT -
PHASE II, PROJECT NO. PB-83-5A
APPROVAL OF BILLS
Approval of the Regular Bills
of 2/24/88.
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CITY MANAGER
e
Staff Report 2/24/88 recommending:
1) Motion to waive further reading
of an Ordinance; 2) Motion to
adopt the Ordinance cancelling the
4/12/88 Special Municipal Election.
2nd Reading/Adoption
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE
NO. 1027-88 AND CANCELLING THE
SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSITION OF
INCURRING BONDED DEBT FOR THE
PURPOSE OF THE ACQUISITION,
CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF
ORANGE MEMORIAL PARK IMPROVEMENTS
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
Staff Report 2/24/88 recommending
of a Resolution to
adoption
request proposals for the sale of
5"/O2.
CONSENT CALENDAR
RESOLUTION NO. 23-88
M/S Haffey/Teglia - To approve the
Consent Calendar.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
APPROVAL OF BILLS
M/S Teglia/Haffey - To approve the
Regular Bills in the amount of
$1,027,676.20.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
CITY MANAGER
City Clerk Battaya read the title of the
Ordinance in its entirety.
M/S Haffey/Teglia - To waive further
reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To adopt the
Ordinance.
Voting Yes: Councilmembers Addiego,
Drag,, and Teglia; Voting No:
Councilmember Haffey - Vote failed
because it did not receive a 2/3 vote of
the entire Council.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
Director of Planning Smith stated that
this concerned the sale of City
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
5. Staff Report - Continued.
the Grand and Chestnut property.
A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION~
NO. 15-87 CONCERNING THE SALE OF
SURPLUS REAL PROPERTY (NORTHWEST
CORNER GRAND AVENUE AND CHESTNUT
AVENUE)
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
property at the northwest corner of Grand
and Chestnut, and recommended that the
Council adopt the Resolution. She stated
that in as much as the County of San
Mateo had withdrawn its proposal to
acquire the property, Staff wanted to
resubmit to all of the interested deve-
loping parties this request for proposal.
She stated that a new appraisal had been
obtained based upon 35 lots at $38,000
per lot, which amounted to $1.3 million.
She described the second step to be added
to the bid procedure: for the City to
invite the top five bidders who also meet
the other standards, to participate in a
second round of negotiations with the
highest bidder being awarded the exclu-
sive right to bid for the property; in
the case that the procedures have not
been gone through in a reasonable period
of time, then the City would reserve the
right to go to another bid; that the
screening process of the top five would
include their coming up with a proposal
acceptable to the City; that the streets
involved in the project would all have to
be public streets, and perhaps one could
be named Lucca.
Discussion followed: that this procedure
had been followed once before in the
City; that the Council should review the
original encumbrances put on the proper-
ty; changing or not changing the zoning
of the property; having the project be
single family detached homes; eliminating
a paragraph, and a) and b) on page 2;
density bonuses were in the State law;
incorporating the draft amendment as part
of Exhibit B; eliminating 2a) and b) and
the paragraph ahead of it as well as c);
that the property was zoned RPD-iO, and
perhaps using one or two cluster
arrangements with one or two of the units;
strike 26 on page 4 and renumber, etc.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
5. Staff Report - Continued.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT & ADMINISTRATION
Mr. Dell'Angela stated that he was
concerned with some of the criteria in
the proposal: with the provision for
streets, public or private, a developer
could only get 6 to 6~2 units per acre;
why not a provision for someone to bid on
a 10 acre project, which was not
excessive considering the surrounding
area; that the proposal was cumbersome in
terms of procedure; that there was not a
closure date in the procedure; getting
away from the land subsidy lien; that the
City should stay away from exclusive
negotiations as much as possible in the
open bidding process; that the entire
valley area should be considered for an
extension possibility; for Council to
defer the matter for two weeks and
streamline the proposal in the interim.
Discussion followed: that the proposal
stated that the City would consider the
top five bidders; that the primary egress
would be on Grand Ave.; that Mr.
Dell'Angela's point was that selling the
property and improving the property were
not necessarily the same thing; someone
could pay the City $1.8 million and sit
on the property for five years; that
Councilman Addiego would like Staff to
put together a more specific document;
page 11, stated that the city will
respond to all proposals no later than
6/17/88; that the City had always been
interested in the Developer's ability to
buy the property, and in the ability to
follow through on the project; that the
property had all of the right attributes
for development and should attract a lot
of qualified buyers; that the bidding
process and procedures gave the City
control, etc.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To adopt the
Resolution, with revised Exhibits pur-
suant to Council direction.
RESOLUTION NO. 24-88
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
POLICE
12.
Staff Report 2/24/88 recommending:
1) Motion to waive further reading
of the Ordinance; 2) Motion to
introduce the Ordinance to prohibit
left turns into parking spaces on
Grand Avenue. (Cassette No. 2)
1st Reading/Introduction
AN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION
11.20.050 TO THE SOUTH SAN
FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL CODE TO
PROHIBIT LEFT TURNS INTO PARKING
SPACES ON GRAND AVENUE
(Cassette No. 2)
ITEMS FROM STAFF
POLICE
City Clerk Battaya read the title of the
Ordinance in its entirety.
Mayor Drago questioned if it was illegal
now to make left hand turns over a double
line by State Vehicle Code.
Police Capt. Raffaelli stated that the
Section that used to be cited was a
U-Turn in a business district, however,
the D.A. had stated, that Section does
not apply because it was not a con-
tinuous movement when they pull into a
parking space, so the only alternative
was to adopt a City ordinance prohibiting
the movement.
Mr. Pedro Gonzales, 804 Olive, spoke in
favor of the ordinance, but asked that it
be extended to the other streets, such as
Linden and Maple which have the same
problems.
Vice Mayor Teglia asked why it could not
be extended to Linden and Maple Avenues.
Capt. Raffaelli stated that the original
problem had been on Grand Avenue with the
diagonal parking, however, the residen-
tial section was covered by another
Vehicle Code.
Mayor Drago stated that this ordinance
could be acted upon and at a later date
other affected areas could be incor-
porated into another ordinance.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To waive further
reading of the Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To introduce the
Ordinance.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ITEMS FROM STAFF
No one chose to speak.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
7. Appointment to Boards and
Commissions.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Mayor Drago made the following recommen-
dations for reappointment to the Housing
Authority: Richard Noftsger, and Richard
Battaglia. He made the following recom-
mendations for appointment to the Housing
Authority: Ernestine Nilmeyer, and Lena
Dietrich. He made the following recom-
mendations for Tenant Housing Authority
Commissioners: Alexander Frendo, and
Richard Tsuei.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To reappoint to the
Housing Authority Richard Battaglia -
term ends 3/31/90, Richard Noftsger -
term ends 3/31/91; to appoint Lena
Dietrich - term ends 3/31/89, Ernestine
Nilmeyer - term ends 3/31/89; As Tenant
Commissioners Alexander Frendo - term
ends 10/11/90, and Richard Tsuei - term
ends 10/11/90.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
M/S Teglia/Drago - To reappoint all
Commissioners eligible for reappointment
and have indicated an interest in
serving further.
Mayor Drago stated that some of the
Boards had to be clarified because on the
Youth Commission there had been a recom-
mendation for two members not to be reap-
pointed, because they did not attend
meetings; and that the Personnel Board
and the Historic Preservation Commission
were the only Boards open.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that the Youth
Commission fell under a totally different
category, and vacancies would be adver-
tised in the early spring at the end of
the prior academic year.
Councilmember Addiego stated that he
had no problem in reappointing to the new
Historic Preservation Commission,
however, on the other Board people had
put their name forward to challenge
incumbents, so why not appoint for eight
year terms rather than four if the
Council did not want to look at new
people.
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
7. Appointments - Continued.
8. Discussion of trees along
Junipero Serra Boulevard.
6oor°
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
Mayor Drago suggested appointing the
Historic Preservation Commission tonight
and discuss the Personnel Board appoint-
ments at the next meeting.
Motion and Second were withdrawn.
M/S Addiego/Drago - To reappoint Helen
Gookin to the Historic Preservation
Commission - term ends 12/31/90, and to
reappoint Victor Feudale to the Historic
Preservation Commission - term ends
12/31/90.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that it had come
to her attention that there were a number
of residents that live along Junipero
Serra that have backyards that in some
instances extend somewhat up the slope.
She continued, apparently some 25-30
years ago it was believed that Caltrans
planted pine trees, for the presumed pur-
pose of soil stabilization, in public
areas as well as on private property.
She stated that in the interim the trees
had grown extensively, and the people
wanted the trees topped and trimmed.
Mr. Charles Grech, 779 Newman Dr.,
related that he had been a resident in
the area since the tract opened in 1956,
and that three years later the State had
planted the trees on Junipero Serra. He
stated that the trees were not nursery
trees, but forestry trees that had reached
the height of 100 feet. He continued,
the State had turned Junipero Serra Blvd.
over to San Mateo County, who then turned
it over to So. San Francisco. He stated
that the residents wanted the City to
exercise their responsibility and main-
tain the trees.
He cited the following concerns: damage
to property and life from a fallen tree;
a promise ten years earlier from
Landscape Supervisor Duplessis that the
trees would be topped when the City
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A G E N D A A C T I 0 N T A K E N -~!,~
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
8. Discussion of trees along
Junipero Serra Boulevard.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
bought the proper vehicle for the work -
the vehicle was purchased but the trees
were not topped; that the Public Works
Dept. had pruned the trees in the area
behind Winston Manor; patios were turning
green with algae from the trees obscuring
the sun; that the lawns grew hair from
the lack of sunlight.
He stated that one day one of the trees
would come down onto a house in the area,
and he was sure that a Judge would be
more sympathetic than the Council had been
up to this point.
Deputy City Manager/City Engineer Yee
stated that there had been a complaint
from 765 Newman Dr., however the policy
had been that the City does not go on
private property to prune trees. He
stated that he had no idea whether the
trees had been planted by the Division of
Highways or Caltrans or anyone else
because the City did not have any record.
He stated that the most important issue
was what kind of a policy was the City
going to exercise; and secondly if the
City was going to have a policy to take
care of these trees, then it was just a
matter of money; and thirdly, the issue
of liability all had to be considered and
then a policy should be set.
Mayor Drago stated that he knew the City
could not maintain private property, but
it was not a black and white situation -
there were borderline cases. He con-
tinued, if there was a record to show
that the State or County had planted the
trees, it was a possibility that the
people had no choice, however, the
question was whether it was public pro-
perty at one time, and then became
private property.
Discussion followed: that there were 38
trees around the five or six houses; if a
policy was established to maintain the 38
trees, then all of the other houses will
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ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
8. Discussion - Continued.
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
want the same policy.
Mr. Grech related the following: that
Junipero Serra sloped towards the homes,
which is where the trees were planted,
and then there were level spots without
trees to mitigate slides; that there were
two rows of trees on City property that
had not been touched in 31 years; that
the City only trimed the trees in the
middle; that Mr. Gary Bush, State of
California, said there were no State
records going back further than 25 years.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that she shared
a similar concern with the Mayor's
viewpoint, that if the trees were planted
by an Agency for a public purpose related
to the road and its construction, then
the County assumed responsibility for the
public right of way. She stated that she
understood the liability aspect and the
cost of maintenance, however, when the
City had not maintained the trees in 30
years, she felt the maintenance costs
could be handled more fairly.
Councilman Addiego related the following:
that during the heavy rains of 1982-83
there were some slides into homes in West
Winston Manor, and at that time he had
asked the City Manager if the City could
assist the homeowners in the homes that
were damaged from the slides; the Manager
had indicated that it was not possible
for the City to enter private property
and expend public dollars to save public
property.
City Attorney Armento stated that was
essentially true, the provision in
the law that says you can not make a
gift of public funds, can be construed
that if you go and expend public monies
on private properties - you are violating
that provision.
Vice Mayor Teglia questioned: if an
individual had private property, and a
public agency did something to that pro-
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CITY COUNCIL
8. Discussion - Continued.
CITY COUNCIL
perty in the way of protection, such as
the home in Westborough that sank and was
a danger to the public roadway and the
City went in to try to correct the
situation - therefor, where was the
prohibition.
City Attorney Armento stated that in the
case cited the City could do something on
private property, but it was not clear if
Caltrans planted the trees to benefit the
road or planted to stabilize the slopes
which resulted from the road. She con-
tinued, the slopes themselves were on
private property, and the issue now did
not appear to be any damage from the
trees on the roadway, but the concern was
the potential damage and the overall
effect on sunlight that the trees are
having on the private property.
Discussion followed: if the slopes
failed, where was the road; whether the
residents wanted the trees removed; how
topping the trees would affect the soil
stabilization; that there were no indica-
tions of deed restrictions that say the
trees have to be cut and can't be remo-
ved; that removal of the trees could
start erosion of the slopes which would
ruin the highway.
Mayor Drago directed Deputy City
Manager/City Engineer Yee to meet with
the residents and if necessary trim the
City trees.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that what she
understood from the residents was not
removal of the trees, but for the trees
to be topped and trimed so they will
remain healthy and not adversely affect
them.
Councilman Addiego stated that Mr. Yee
was saying that the City could satisfy
the residents on the 38 trees, but all
along the roadway was a similar situation
with 290 trees in total, and if anything
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
..... ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
8. Discussion - Continued.
Discussion of the use of barbed
wire within the City limits, and
a request by Vice Mayor Te§lia for
staff to prepare an ordinance
regulating same.
10.
Discussion of alternatives for
the acquisition of the Mazzanti
property. 5~6C)
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
were to happen to the untouched trees
there could be a substantial lawsuit ·
through the City having taken over the
responsibility of the 38 trees.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that the City
had already assumed the obligation of the
trees in the public right of way, and
wanted to know: who owned the trees; who
was to maintain the trees; what the age
and health conditions were; and are they
in fact safe today, and so notify the
residents.
Deputy City Manager/City Engineer Yee
stated that he would meet with neigh-
borhood collectively, and get back to the
Council.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that she was not
sure if what she wanted was an ordinance,
however, she wanted to express her con-
cern over applicants who had come to the
City on behalf of a specific project for
permission to use barbed wire. She
stated that these requests had been
denied. She stated that barbed wire was
not the image this City wanted to pro-
ject. She stated that since that time
barbed wire had begun to crop up in the
residential community, west of the
freeway and in the downtown section, and
wanted to refer this back to staff -- if
not for an ordinance, then a procedure to
restrict its use unless or with some sort
of a use permit process.
Mayor Drago stated that there was consen-
sus of Council on a policy, because he
would not like to see firefighters being
cut up while fighting grass fires.
City Manager Lewis stated that he would
like to discuss this at a future date
after Council direction for Staff to work
up some concrete proposals.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that she thought
that the Council would see some proposals
tonight, in that time was drawing short
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
-- ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
10. Discussion - Continued.
GOOD AND WELFARE
CLOSED SESSION
11.
Closed Session for the purpose of
the discussion of personnel matters,
labor relations, property negot-
iations and litigation.
ADJOURNMENT:
ITEMS FROM COUNCIL
in exercising City options to purchase
the property.
Consensus of Council - For Staff to deve-
lop and bring back alternatives in four
weeks.
Vice Mayor Teglia stated that she wanted
the City Manager to apprise the property
owners on the proposals to be considered
on the acquisition of this property, and
wanted a report on the availability of
California Water property on a lease
basis.
GOOD AND WELFARE
Deputy City Manager/City Engineer Yee
stated that after 14 years of City ser-
vice he would be leaving his position in
July. He stated that he was grateful for
the opportunity to have served the City,
however, it was now time to move on to
other things.
Mayor Drago stated his regret over the
announcement, and felt that Mr. Yee was
one person he had always had the highest
respect for in the City.
CLOSED SESSION
The Council chose not to hold a Closed
Session.
M/S Teglia/Addiego - To adjourn the
meeting.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Time of adjournment was 10:20 p.m.
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RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED ,
Barbara A. Battaya, City Clerk/
City of South San Francisco
APPROVED.
/~_~~k Drago, Ma~yor~
(~ty Of South San Francisco
The entries of this Council meeting show the action taken by the City Council to dispose
of an item. Oral communications, 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 are
available for inspection, review and copying.
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