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1/18/1971
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175 <br /> Fire Chief stated that in his opinion, the building was not unsafe . Chief <br /> Building Official responded to question by Council to advise that tenants in <br /> this unit must be ambulatory, that the construction is to be fire -resistant <br /> and meet all Building Code requirements . <br /> Councilman Henderson indicated she felt the question of distance from shopping <br /> was valid , and suggested the routes of the mini -buses might be extended to <br /> alleviate the problem of distance to some degree . <br /> In response to question by Mr . Marceau as to where expansion would occur to <br /> provide additional parking , if necessary , William Royer , the applicant , <br /> referred to projected slide to indicate locations . <br /> Mr . Royer advised he was informed by the Housing <br /> Authority that the proposed parking was adequate , <br /> and he had site approval of both San Mateo County <br /> Housing Authority and HUD . He also indicated they <br /> would be putting in an over- sized elevator . <br /> Councilman Henderson questioned Condition No . 4 , " . . . only for occupancy of <br /> the units by the elderly and that , should this occupancy change , normal parking <br /> requirements shall apply , etc . . . " , and felt that the words , " through the <br /> Housing Authority " , should follow the word "elderly" . City Manager pro tem <br /> advised that it was the intention of the Planning Commission not to restrict <br /> use by the elderly only to those terms of the lease with the Housing Authority , <br /> but anticipated some day the lease may expire with the Housing Authority and <br /> not be renewed , in which case the developer would have the option of providing <br /> normal number of spaces for regular occupancy , or would be compelled to continue <br /> to rent to the elderly as defined in the terms of the parking exemption provisions <br /> of the Zoning Ordinance . <br /> Mrs . Ruggiero , 422 Vera Avenue , indicated concern <br /> regarding on- street parking , which spaces she said <br /> were already taken . She also referred to several <br /> beautiful oak and pine trees on the property which <br /> she hoped could be saved . <br /> Councilman Williams moved to close the public hearing, seconded by Councilman <br /> Keckley and carried . <br /> Councilman Rhodes moved to affirm the action of the Planning Commission and grant <br /> the Use Permit , seconded by Councilman Weymouth . <br /> At request of Councilman Henderson, Mayor Bury asked that the matter of the <br /> transportation situation in this area be reviewed by the Transportation Committee . <br /> (Memo 6-8-71 ) <br /> Motion carried . (MINUTE ORDER #71-104 ) <br /> Councilman Petersen left the meeting at 11 : 30 P . M . <br />
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