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10. Memorandum to Fuller Street Task Force from J. Garcia, Planner II dated 2/15/84 re Fuller Street Inspection 11. Letter to S.L. Berlin and I.R. Goodman from Planning Director Schroeter of 2/14/84 re use of properties in a manner inconsistent with Zoning Ordinance. 12. Letter to S.L. Berlin from C. Johnston, R. S., San Mateo County Housing Sanitarian of 2/10/84 requesting call within 7 days re Health and Safety Code violations. 13. Report of D. Jones, Housing Office of 2/2/84 re Housing Inspection of subject properties 14. Memorandum of P. Sullivan, Building Inspector of 1/26/84 re substandard housing at 320 -334 Fuller Street 15. Letter to M. Ornelas, Fire Prevention Officer, from R. Bartels, Building Inspector, of 7/9/81 re 320 Fuller Street conditions City Attorney Schricker called attention to the document entitled "Timeline" distributed by S.L. Berlin during the meeting, and Mr. Malkemus stated that his recollections of communications with Mr. Berlin were not completely as stated. Fire Prevention Officer Ornelas reported that his experiences with the _ conditions in some of the buildings date to June 1980, stating that his office initiated the inspections after receiving a fire call in November 1983. Mr. Ornelas reported on complaints regarding police citation and conviction of a tenant for activities relating to auto repair and painting at one residence under extremely dangerous conditions, stating the tenant was still doing auto repairs there in January. Mr. Ornelas presented slides of the conditions of the subject properties and stated he will provide a list of addresses and recitation of the conditions at each address to the City Clerk for the record. MEMO 5/10/84 Mayor Britschgi declared the public hearing open at 9:07 p.m. Isaac Goodman, one of the property owners, reported the properties are scheduled to be sold and arrangements will be made to tear down the buildings as soon as the sale is completed. In response to questions, Mr. Goodman acknowledged that the sale is dependent upon the new owner obtaining approval for his proposed development, but stated that he will know whether the sale will be completed within two weeks, and urged a 30 -day extension be granted to determine the status of ownership. In response to questions, City Attorney Schricker said that if the proposed resolution is adopted, the property owner will have a 30 -day period in which to demolish the buildings or restore them. Reg. Mtg. 5/7/84 Page 4 MINUTE BOOK NO. 45 Page No. 4