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<ICe Mayo, Wm. J. Stangei ~'I\ Redwood I Ol"tv GBllfDrniBI. luundllllBII : ~! MINUTES CITY COUNC I L "",a. Ma,ia B,ag' Councilmen B..nton C. B,;",hqi Robert H. Bury Ge,ald R. Chandler Ma'gueri,e Leipzig Bd¡ Rhode, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CHAMBERS 401 MARSHALL STREET February 22, 1982 AGENDA ACTION TAKEN Regular Meeting Regular Meetinp; CALL TO ORDER 7:30 p.m. Mayor Biagi presiding. Councilmen present: Britschgi, Bury, Chandler, Rhodes, Stangel and Mayor Biagi Councilmen absent: Leipzig Officials and staff present: Smith, Schricker, Hildebrand and Addiego, Griffiths, O'Brien, Patterson PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Vice Mayor Stangel INVOCATION - Councilman Rhodes APPROVAL OF MINUTES - City Council, February 8, 1982 M/S: Chandler/Bury to approve the subject Minutes as submitted. Carried unanimously by voice vote. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC HEARINGS 1. Public Hearing - Appeal of decision of Zoning Administrator denying Application for Use Permit and Architectural Permit, service station/mini market, 1700 Middlefield Road - ARCO Petroleum Product Company, San Mateo, appellant Report of Planning Director transmitted 2/10/22 Appeal letter, J. D. Greenfelder, ARCO Petroleum Products Company, San Mateo 1/7/82 Mayor Biagi declared open 7:34 p.m. City Manager Smith and City Attorney Schricker advised that the subject application by ARCO was not denied but continued with the understanding that a revised plan would be filed. They reported that the applicant preferred to appeal the matter to the City Council and it should, therefore, be interpreted that the Zoning Administrator denied the application. Dale Greenfelder, 520 Compass Drive, representing ARCO, provided architect's sketches of the present service station, and the revised plan submitted by ARCO. Mr. Greenfelder stated that additional landscaping will be provided also. In disagreement with the Zoning Administrator, Mr. Greenfelder stated that ARCO believes the proposed revisions do give sufficient residential character to the building. He introduced Rudy Vega who will operate the business, observing he has been in business on the site for some years. Discussion followed and Mr. Greenfelder and Mr. Smith commented and replied to questions regarding hours of operation; whether problems might be encountered as a result of the planned sale of wine and beer; whether the Police Department has reviewed the plan for a mini-market selling wine and beer; the fact that the Police Department would become involved at such time as a police problem might occur; whether the operation might have an undesirable effect on the nearby children's park; the City funds which have been expended in an effort to upgrade the neighborhood; the kind of conditions which might be attached to a use permit; and the efforts which còuld be expected of the operator to enforce anti-littering and loitering rules. Reg.Mtg. 2/22/82 -".O\ lú ~ ,"