HomeMy WebLinkAbout09141953City Hall, Palo Alto, California;,
September i4, 1953.
The Council of the City of Palo Alto met in regular"
session' on thi . date at, .7.30 P.M., with Mayor Marshall presiding.
Roll' call as follows:,
Present: Bishop, Byxbee, Cashel, Cummings, Drysdale, Hanley,,
Huston,; Marshall, Porter, Rodgers, :;uppenthal,
Simpson.
Absent Mrs. Corcoran, ` Mitchell, Wickett.
The minutes'of the meeting of August 24, 1953, were
approved.
Abandonment of Easement, Tract No. 1128
This was the time for a hearing on Resolution of
Intention No. 2473 to abandon an easement over portion of Tract
No. 1128, The Meadows. The hearing was declared open. There'
being no one present, who wished to speak on the matter, the
hearing was closed.
Resolution No. 2474 ordering the abandonment of this
easement was read, ',and; ,on motion of Drysdale and Bishop, was
adopted by unanimous vote on; roll call.
Project 52-10, North California Avenue et al
Resolution No. 2475, reducing Assessment No. 102
under Project 52-10 from $763,0.7 to $691.57, was presented,.
It was explained that the assessment previously conffrmed
included the amount of $71.50 for a sanitary sewer lateral which
was not necessary to serve the property assessed. Or motion of
Porter and Simpson, the resolution was adopted by unanimous vote
on roll call.
Project 52-16, Off -Street Parking, California Ave. District
On :notion of Cummings arid Rodgers, all matters in
connection with Project 52-16 were continued to October 13, 1953,
at 7:30 P.M.
(Councilman Wickett carne at this time 7:10 P.M., and
was present for part of the meeting.)
Resignation from Planning Commission
1 ppo ntment of -New 'imVer
The Mayor read a letter from Mr. Frank K. Shallenberger
submitting his resignation from the Planning Commission. On
motion of Huston and Drysdale, the resignation was accepted with
regret.
The Manor nominated Mr. Peter N. Lubchenko for appoint-
ment to the Planning CorziBsion to fill the unexpired term of
Mr. Shallenberger, ending -June 30,`1956, and on motion of Porter
and Drysdale, this appointment- was confirmed.
Resolution Commending Dr,Chandler
The Ci.tyManager reported that Dr. Loren R. Chandler,
Dean_ of the, &tanford Medical, School, and Chairman of the governing
board of the>PaloAlto Hospital, `is retiring after twenty years.
of service:._
On< motion .of, Drysdale and Cummings,che Council
adopted,a resolution commending Dr. Chandler, for his work as
Chairman- of. the Hospital 'Board and for his services to' the
City of PaloAlto in this connection.
uitclaim of -Easement Pickthorn Property
Grant of•Easement
Tho.City Manager presented a quitclaim of easement
covering a portion of Lot 49, Wooster Subdivision, and. a grant
of a new, utility easement from William E. and Mary E, Pickthorn,
explaining that'the`quitclaim and the new easement are required
in connection with conditions of approval of a division of the
Pickthorn'property.
On motion of Drysdale and Rodgers, a resolution
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authorizing.execution of the quitclaim was adopted by unanimous
vote on roll call.
On motion of Drysdale and Rodgers, a resolution
accepting the grant :.,of the new utility easement was adopted by
unanimous vote'on roll call.
Change of Street Name
The City Manager transmitted a request from
•Postmaster Ralph -W; Evans: that the name of Maybeck Place be.
changed to Dixon Place, to avoid confusion between the names
"Maybeck" and "Maybelle".
A proposed ordinance changing the name of.Maybeck Place
to Dixon Place was accepted for first reading and, referred to
Committee No. l
.Bids on :Charleston .Road Paving, Project 53-5
A report was made by the City Manager on the.bxds`
received on ,.September 4,, 1953, for the paving of a center strip
on Charleston Road from Alma Street to Middlefield Road,- with
the information that" the lo; . bid of Bahr- &. Le"doyen ,1nc; " in'the
amount of $1k,60i.'.00,' which was 6.1% below the Engineer's,'
estimate; was accepted and. the contract awarded to this firm.',
Gas Rate increase
Protest to Federal Power CoramAssion
A report was made by the City Manager on the status
of the application; of the Pacific Gas & Electric Company for
'a gas ra;te'.increase,` 'which is now before the Federal 'Power
Cor nissien «; `
The. City" Manager advised that a meeting was held . •, ith
representatives o±;the`Public Utilities Commissionand the
,Pacific Gas & Electric Company, which was attended bythe City
Attorney, the City, Manager and the gas engineer, and a detailed
discussion; was held on the matter of the rate increase.
He "reported that the' representative of the Public Uti1!tles
Commission recommended' that both parties accept a 1¢ "increase
on the commodity `rate and :that Palo Alto be granted additional
connections, to the Pacific'Gas & Electric distribut,on:system;
that the City .was. willing to accept such a proposal but the.
Pacific Gas & Electric Company would not accept it. The' company
offered to accept."a, 2¢ increase but the City's representatives
were not willing to accept such an increase, and after -no
agreement agreement could be reached, the representative of the Public
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Utilities Commission asked the.,gas company's representative to
review the.matter with their officials and make a further report
to the Comriis_ion,•' that the Pacific Gas & Electric Company has.
reported thatthey wi11 accept a 1 3/k¢ rate increase with no
new''connectl.ons allowed, with .tne•understanding that as connections
are needed they would deterrai'ne at the time whether or not they
are justified:
The City Manager recommended that a formal protest
to the proposed rate:,` increase, be filed with the Federal Power
Commission.. , He ;stated ,t:hat he felt the Council should strongly
oppose the increase and request that a hearing be held in
California on the" ,matter. He pointed out that a ter. --year
contract is involved, and -that it would be wise for the City to.
hire a rate expert, if necessary, to present the case.
On 'motion of Byxbee and Drysdale, the City Manager'
recommendation' for the filing of a formal protest with the
Federal Power Comrnissior was adopted and the Mayor was authorized
to'sign this protest on behalf of the City of Palo Alto.
Tower Line Easement to Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Areport` was madebyethe City Manager on the request
of the' Pacific Gat " & Electric- Company for a tower line easements
consisting. of approximately ' .?+ acres, of land located southerly
of ,Ba'y ,J oari,. and : easterly' of the - Cooley Landing Substation.' He:
advised that this matter has been under consideration for some
tame,,' rind that the CompanYehas offered the sum of $1750.00 for,
this easement;. He recomm:emded that the offer be accepted'and-
that .a right of .way agreenient.;grenting this easement be executes• ,
on motion of Porter and Drysdale, the Council by
unanimous vote .on roll. c'al.-l• adopted a resolution authorizing the
Mayor and City Clerk `to execute this ' agreement.
Purchase ofSubstation and'`" Facilities
The .C1ty Manager-reported'on.the negotiations with the
Pacific Gas ' & Electric Company`:' for the purchase of their sub-
stationat Newell Road:- and::..Hopk .ns Avenue, together with electrs cal
transiniss,ion and, distribution ;facilities in the vicinity of the
substatian, as a." part ;of the program. for completing the 60-kv
loop system. ?ie advl'sed that` .the first appraisal submitted by
the Pacific Gas & Electric:Cornpany,for these properties was
$92,gk6.00, while the'City's original appraisal was $71,000.00.
After review arid, discussion, . the Company has modified its
appraisal to a total of X7.5;'; 89'8.00. The City Manager recommended
that this figure be accepted: acid that the purchase be authorized
at total price of $75,-89$..00 plus sales tax. He pointed out
that the sum of $;69.,000.00hat been budgeted for this purpose and
that transfers could be ,made' for the additional funds needed.
On motion of Porter and Drysdale, and by unanimous vote
on roll call, the recommendation was accepted and the purchase
authorized for $75,398.00' plus sales tax.
Upon recorarnenclation of the City Manager, it was moved by
Wicke.tt., seconded by Byxbee, and carried by unanimous vote on
roll calla that the Controller be authorized to make transfers
from. Accounts 3346, 3347, 3350, 3351 and 33 52 of the Electric
Division budget to provide the funds needed in excess of the
amount, budgeted for:the purchase of the properties.
Agreement- with School District re Swimming Pool
The' City Manager presen ted an agreement between the
Palo Alto Jni.fied "School Distract and the . City of Palo `ha to for`;
the: construction and maintenance of a swirmin4 pool at 'the ,
Ray'_Lyman Wilbur . Junior: High School, with the recomnendat1.on:
that the agreemont,: bo executed. He explained the provisions
of the' agre:er ent whereby the City will contribute one-fourth
of the cost of the'; pool, -not to exceed ; 1.5,000.00, the` City to'
have the use' ,of the pool, during the summer, from June 16th, to
September' 5th -of Each year, when it would be operated .by tr'e
Recreation Department, the, City receiving all the revenue front
the pool .during 'that period.
On motion of Huston and Cummings, and by ur nimouo vote
on roll pall, a',re'solut':ion_ was adopted authorising the Mayor
and City Clerk tLo ,exeiute the agreement.
Bids on -Automotive 'Equipment
A report was ;Trade by the City Manager on the bids
received _ or -September 11, 1953, on automotive equip.' er:t, _ w;ith
the reeoruaendation that the following bids be accepted::'
Two 2 -door sedans f_r orr; Lutz',Ford Sales, at $1,487.6 each paus
ales tax; one' t: -door :sedan from the Peninsula Chevrolet
Company at U, 566 39 plus sales tax, less trade-in al,lowanc,
of $2.13..72; and one panel, truck from the Peninsula Chevrolet
Company at $1)498..30'plus sales tax, less trade -,n allowance'
of $101:90.
On motion of Drysdale and Porter, the above bids
were accepted in accordance with the City Manager's recommendation
Bids on Transformers
The City Manager reported on the olds receiver; on
September. 4, 1953, .on transformers, with the recommendation
that the bid of Diehl Electric Supply Company in the amount of
01,593.68 beaccepted, less cash discount of 1 .10 days.
On .mot:.or; of. ;Rodgers and Byxbc e, the recommendation
for the acceptance of this bid was adopted.
Transfer for'.Motor Scythe
- The City Managerrecommended the transfer of�,29J4.0Q
from Account :255-17 -to ;Account 155-99 for the purchase of an. Allen
motor scythe: He .exP?.ained that this piece of equipment. is_
being used -On a rental basic and that the rental can be applied
to the purchase price*.,
On ;notionof Byxbee and ?Cr 4er, the transfer was
authorited by unanimous vote on roll call.
Purchase. of Property in Block 23. for Parking Lot
The -City; Manager_reported that the Pacific Te1ephOne
Te1egreph Colioany.,, ,. v.hich owns three lots on Hamilton Av?nuQ_ in
Block. 21,, has'.,offerecl to sell to the City a parcel having b•2' feet
of frontage ,on Hami?ton Avenue and a depth o.f 200 feet', for -the.
sum , of $25,000.00, on Condit .on that the Company will be r eJi eyed
of the requirement . of providing off-street parking in. conneetion '
with : the' development of °its' property, and that a permit is ;; ;ranted
to the ,Company for construction of a bridge between a ;building
to _be erected on its property and the present building' a:t 529 Brya
Street. He informed the Caurloil that a grant deed conveying the
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62 x 200 -foot parcel to the City of Palo Alto has been placed in
escrow, and read,a copy of letter from the Telephone Company to
the California Pacific.Title Insurance Company which contained
the escrow instructions.
The City Manager reviewed the negotiations with the
Telephone Company and other property owners, and submitted a map
showing the design o:£ the proposed parking lot in comparison with
the original plan for an intetior parking lot in Block 21. He
advised that it is proposed'to acquire 20 feet from the
Congregational Church and the owners of the properties occupied
by the Palo Alto Sport Shop, ,Eyerly's, and Reed, McCauley 24 Richards;
that:A k5 -car parking lot can be designed on this area if it is
acquired, the lot having 82 feet of frontage on Hamilton Avenue,
and that it can be; developed, before Christmas if prompt action is
taken.. The City; Manager .pointed` ,out that the price of $ 25,,000.00
offered by the Telephone Company is much less than the appraised`
value of the property.
The Council was informed that the Telephone Company haz
filed -an application for a:variance of the "S" zone requirements
of the Zoning Ordinance, and that the Planning Commission will
hold a hearing on the variance application on September 16, 1953.
It was moved by_Byxbee, seconded by Porter, that the
offer, of the Telephone.Company b.e accepted; that the Mayor be
authorized to execute a; contract on behalf of the City incorporating
the conditions, of acceptance and authorizing payment of $25,000a00a.
to the Telephone Company for the property, and that a resolution`s
be adopted accepting the deed.
Councilman Cummings objected to tak'.ng action until a
report on the variance ; is received from the Planning Commission.
It was pointed: out by the City Attorney that the
transaction ;would not be completed until the conditions are
granted, and also that contracts have to be entered into With the
other four property. owners involved for the acquisition of their
properties
After discussion,the motion was adopted by the following
vote on roll call,
Ayes: Bishop, Byxbee, Cashel, Drysdale, EanIFT, Huston,'
Porter, Rodgers, zuppen 1 al, Simpson, irJickett
goes: Cummings.
Not Voting: Marshall.
(Councilman Wic1cett ),eft at this time, x,:05 P.M.,
and was absent for the rest of the meeting.)
The Council'. tooka recess at this time and reconvened
P.M.
Use Permit, H. M. Beaudoin
A report was received from Committee No. 1 adviaing that
it has considered the application of H. M. Beaudoin for a use
permit to construct additional "utility and lavatory facilities
at the Beaudoin Dance. Studio: which is; conducted .s a non-conformir.
use at 464. Colorado Avenue, and has also considered the
recommendation of the Planning Commission that the application be
granted provided the 14 --toot dimension as shown on the plan is
reduced to 12 feet, and provided further that no second story
storage use is allowed.
Committee No., 1: reported that it concurred in the
recommendation of the Planning Commission for the granting of
the application, with the additional provision that it be
clearly understood that this is simply a use permit for the
additional utility and lavatory facilities,and that this action. in
no way condones or approves the use of the property as a dance
studio.
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A motion was made by Simpson_; seconded by Huston,
ecommendation of Committee No. 1 be adopted
Councilmen Cummings and Ruppenthal opposed the motion
because it involved an addition to the prevent building, to which
number of neighboring residents objected. It was pointed;, out:
by Councilman Huston that the dance floor area will not be,
increased; that the studio will continue in operation whether, ` the,
additional facilities are allowed or not, but that the additional
sanitary facilities are needed.
Councilman RuppertYal moved an amendment to the motion,
to permit the construction of sanitary facilities within the
existing structure,, with noaddition to the structure itself.
The amendment' was seconded by Cumznin ; . The vote on roll call,
was as follows:
Ayes:;Byxbee, Cummings, Henley, Rodgers, Ruppenthal.
Noes: Bishop, Cashel, Drysdale, Huston, Marshall, Ports,
Simpson
The amendment was declared lost..
The original motion to grant the use permit in
accordance :with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and
Committee. No 1 was then adopted by the following vote on roll call:
: Bishop, Cashel, Drysdale, Huston, Marshall,
Porter, Simpson.
Noes: By cbee, Cummings, Han].ey,Rodgers, Ruppentha.l.
Project 53--6, Street Lighting Reconstrixction, District Two
A _report was received from Committee No. 1 recommending
that proceedings be started for Project 53-6, Street Lighting
Reconstruction, District Two. On motion of Porter and Rod.gers,.
the recommendation was adopted.
Drainage Easement, Wrenn Subdivision
A report was received from Committee No. 1 advising
that it has reconsidered the question of a storm drainage easement
in connection with the subdivision of the property of Mr. Chester C.
Wrenn located on the northeasterly side of :los:; Road southeasterly
of Loma Verde Avenue.. The committee report; that no actioncon
be taken by the City,: either to condemn property for thiseasement,
since it is a private use and not a public use, or to expend any
public money for the acquisition of an casement by negotiation for
Mr. Wrenn. It is :suggested that Mr. Wrenn attempt to obtain an
easement across other property to greet the requirements of the
Planning Commission.
On motion. of Porter and Drysdale, the report of the
committee was adopted .
Variance, R M. Adams
A recommendation was submitted by the Planning Commission
that the application of R. M. Adams for a variance from the require-
:gents of the Zoning Ordinance involving a portion of Lot 30.,
$loc'r. 6, Seale- Subdlv.is.ion. No,. ` y ;be granted. This property, is
located at Louis Road- and Colonial lane (future street) between
Moreno'and,AMarilloAvenUes.r, Was explained that the variance
,would permit a 12 -foot side yard` -on the lot labeled "Exception".
as shown on. the tentative subdivision map where a 16 -foot side
yard would otherwise be required.
. On motion of Rodgers and Sir.:pson, this variance was
granted in accordance with the recommendation of the Planning
Commission.
Application for Zone Change, Bell Tract
A report` was rece:Lved from the Planning Commiszion
recommending denial of the application of the Western ;totes
Development Corp.o ration• for change. of district on Lots 1 to 5
inclusive, Tract No. 1055; Bell Tract, from R--3-0, Residential
Garden Apartment District; to R -3-P, Residential Professional
District, for the reason that it would be inappropriate zoning
unless the lots.across-Sutter Avenue were also rezoned to R -3-P,
and the applicant' is already constructing a garden apartment
on one of those lots.
On :notion of Cummings and Drysdale, the recommendation
of the Planning Commission was accepted and the application denied.
Proposed Zone Changes
A report was received from the Planning Commission
recommending on its own -initiative the rezoning of the following
areas:
(1) Change of zone from L -M to R -1:B-7 of the property
lying generally northeast of Louis Road, southwest
of the Sterling Canal and between Loma Verde
Avenue and Dry Creek.
Anordinance• ohangirg the Zone Map to provide for
this rezoning was accepted for, first reading and referred to
Committee No. 1.
(2) Rezoning ,of those properties facing Louis load
and extending so*nth . and east beyond the present
end of 'Louis Road to Adobe Creek and Charleston
Road. now zoned R-3-G,to the following districts:.
(a) That property located within Sterling Gardens
No. 2 to P-1.
(b) That property w-ich lies north of Dry Creek
to R-1:3-7,
(c) That property which lies out of Dry Creek
to Adobe Creek and Charleston Road to R -1:B-8.
A proposed- ordinance ..changing the Zone Map to provide,_
for these zone changes'waz accepted for first reading and referred
to Conurittee
(3) Those -'properties recently annexed to the City;
extend tng 700 feet ';easterly from the former c ty
11mits between, Charleston Road and the Bayshore
R'ighway, 'to; be zoned M-1 for a distance of 200 feet
from' :C.hares ton Road, and the remainder to be zoned
M--1: S and M-2:3.,
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of Mayfield Outfall : Sewer Easement
ReSolu.tior No. 2k77, vacating the Mayfield Outfall
`Sewer Easer:ert, in Lot .1i8,: C. M. Wooster Company's Subdivision
of, the:;C'lar`e Ranch,was:',read; and on motion of Rodgers and
Porter, was, adopted' ny Unan1rnous vote on roll call.
Utility Easements
grant deed was presented from Mellon & Golobic Develop-
ment//��cporporyr�ation conveying .ea.Nements forr utility and drainage,
ts/�J.rposes in, S4 Claire "Gard'ens•, Unit No. 2. It was explained that these ea.serneritz were rer;u1red as a condition of approval of
the subdivision Map.
On motion of Puppenthal and Rodgers, a resolution
accepting these .easements;was adopted by unanimous vote on roll'
call
On, motion of uppentha1 and Simpson, resolutions
were adopted by unanimous vote- on roll call accepting utility
easements from: Richard -it. and Pauline S. Lopez covering portion
of -Lot 11, Tract ` 219,',Peninsula Garden Farms, and from Russell 14 .
and Clarabe? l ,MIIes covering —portion of Lot 33, Tract 219,
Peninsula G'rarden. Farms , It was explained that these easements
are for water rain purposes on San Antonio Road.
Change of Street Named'
Ordinance Nro. 1188, changing the name, of D i. ss Road
between Alma Street and Ross Road to Meador; Drive, and the name of
Oliver Street to. Duncan Place, was; g5.ven second re ad1 n ; .
A; the suggestion Of,:Councilman Porter, the ordinance
was modified by ,changing -thC. name of Diss Road to "East Meadow
Drive" r nstea.d' of "Meadow' Drive", as this portion of ti Road
which is Inside the city limits is - easterly of the railroad.
1t was thought `,that if the part of Diss Road between Alma Street
and El Camino real. which is now outside the city 1i.~;iits,
changed, it would be logical to name it "West Meadow Drive".
On' motion of Cummings and Rodgers, the ordinance as
modified Wasadopted by, unanimous vote on roll call.
At' the suggest.i-on of Councilman Bishop, the Planning
Commis ion was.'acked--to make,.a study and report regarding "East"
and "West" designations for streets which are partly inside and
partly outside the c ty, limits, such as Charleston Road and
San Antonio Road in addition to Diss Road. It was suggested
that the que,tion of renaming such streets be taken up with the
Board of Supervisors:
ControllersReport
The:monthly report. of the Controller for August, 1953,
was received and placed on filo.
List of Names' 'for New —Streets
A motionwas made„ by Councilman Ruppenthal that the
?historical Association •o'f Palo Alto be invited to draw up a list
of suggested ran:ez, for new street: i- Palo Alto, the names to be
suitable from a -his tarica.1 or , cultural point of view; that the
H stori cal: Association' be `.requested to solicit suggestions from
interested individuals and orgari.'zations, and that the list when
compiled be filed -:With the:City Clerk; that the City Clerk submit
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such list to the local Post Office Department, the Fire Depart-
ment and the City Engineer for the deletion of any names that
may be confusing; that the list then be filed with the City
Clerk and' the Planning Commission, and that builders and
subdividers be. advised of its existence and requested to use the
list in the selection of the names of new streets in Palo Alto.
This motion was seconded by Drysdale and carried.
On motion of Huston and Drysdale, the Council
. adjourned, at 10:20 P.M.
• ATTEST:
✓ `) City Clerk
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