CC Min 1987-08-10 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

Item No. 6 (continued) Councilman Bury stated for the record that he has visited the units and noted that the City will provide relocation assistance to the present tenants. Title read. M /S: LaBerge /Britschgi RESOLUTION NO. 10579 CONDEMNING BUILDINGS AT 124 LINCOLN AVENUE AS PUBLIC NUISANCE AND DIRECTING REMOVAL THEREOF; and to authorize the City Attorney to institute proceedings for enforcement of zoning ordinance regulations. The motion carried and the resolution was adopted unanimously by roll call vote. MINUTE ORDER NO. 87 -152 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- 7. Public Hearing - Appeal from the decision of the Zoning Administrator in connection with approval of a Use Permit to allow a 24 -hour mini - market in conjunction with a gasoline service station to attach the condition that beer and wine may not be sold, 504 Whipple Avenue - ARCO petroleum, appellant (NOTE: Continued from 7/27/87 and continue to August 24, 1987, at request of appellant) (203 -06) M /S: Bury /Britschgi to continue the subject public hearing until August 24, 1987 at the request of the appellant. Carried unanimously by voice vote. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS a) Tim McCourt, 531 Woodside Road #117, proposed the organization of a committee to monitor police activities to provide a body where citizens may lodge complaints against the department, stating that intimidation by police officers and fear of police retaliation prevent persons who have suffered police brutality from complaining. Mr. McCourt asked Council to place a measure proposing such a body on the ballot, preferably in November 1987. It was explained that complaints can always be brought to the City Council and that the initiative process is available for prospective ballot measures. b) Jon Spangler, 525 Vera Avenue #6, invited everyone present to participate in the bicycle ride sponsored by the Western Wheelers Bicycle Club and the Redwood City Bicycle Plan Study Group on Sunday, August 16, and distributed a flyer regarding it. c) Patricia Weible, 531 Woodside Road, reported she has been a victim of a brutal and dishonest police officer, described her court appearance recently and said she does not want anyone else to have similar experiences. She stated that complaints to the Police Chief were not effective. She urged establishment of a police review board. Reg.Mtg. 8/10/87 MINUTE BOOK NO. 47 Page 6 Page No. 226