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~]arch 25, 1969
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Smith, nominations were closed.
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<br /> Vote being taken, those nominated were elected for one year terms, expiring February 1, 1970.
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<br /> Mr. Holley nominated the following to the Citizens Advisory Committee for ~wo year terms:
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<br /> Mrs. Donald O. Hawkins 1300 Amelia Avenue Arnold H. Leon lO1S Sterling Pt. Dr.
<br /> Dr. Harvey N. Johnson, Sr. 1329 Effingham Street F. Elwood Lon~ S01Edgewood Read
<br /> Louis J. Leitner 900 Holladay Street
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Smith, nominations were closed. Vote being taken, those nominated were elected for t~o
<br />year terms, expiring February 1~ 1971.
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<br /> Mr. Holley nominated tke following to the Citizens Advisory Committee for three year terms:
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<br /> Ralph ~erritt 15 Dogwood Trail A.g. S~yer, Jr. 113 Alton Parkway
<br /> Woodrow McLean 1015 Robinson Road Geo. W, Simpson 2805 Elm A~e~e
<br /> David Muckle 2000 Sffingham Street
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Smith, nominations ~ere closed.
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<br /> ~ote being taken, those nominated were elected for three year t~rms, expiring Februa~z i, 1972.
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<br /> 69-19 - ~Rt~on of Mr. Holley to go into the election of the Craney Island Study Commission, was adopted,
<br /> Mr. Johnson nominated the following:
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<br /> W. T. 3oode, Jr. James P. Stephenson
<br /> Harvey N. Johnson, Jr. P. Stockton Fleming
<br /> Raymond B. Smith Mrs, Evelyn Gift
<br /> Willi~m H. Blackweit, Jr.
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<br /> Motion of ~r. King to close the nominations was adopted,
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<br /> Vote being taken, those nominated were elected members of the Craney Island Study Commisszon, without
<br />dissenting vote.
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<br />* See page 334
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<br /> - NEW BUSINESS -
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<br />69-97 - Tke follew~g letter from~he Director of Pierre_lng was read:
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<br /> "At a conference on ~4arch 17, 1969, the City Planning Commission continued its review of our future
<br />participation in regional planning under the manadatory new State ~aw which confers upon the Division of
<br />State Planning and Community Affairs in the Governor's office responsibilities related to definition of
<br />~Pt~nning Districts'.
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<br /> On Wednesday, April 23, there will be a puhlic hearing in Norfolk ~o consider comoosition of so-called
<br />Planning District Number 20 as proposed o~czally. This would include the nine municioalities of Chesapeake~
<br />Franklin, Isle of Wight County, Nansemond County, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Southampton County, Suffolk, and
<br />Virginia Beach, covering an area of approximately 2,000 square miles of land and involving an estimated pop-
<br />ulation of 772,000 persons. ~ne State law of 1968 anticioates eventual evolution of these 'Planning Districts
<br />into gService Districts'~ which would be units of government providing certain public services, lhus, signi-
<br />ficance must be attached to the 'delineation' step now being pursued.
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<br /> The City Planning Co~mission resolved to recommend endorsement of Planning District N~mber 20 as cur-
<br />rently proposed by the Governor's Office, Division or'State Planning and Community Affairs, and the coneept
<br />that there will be established in its formation a new agency with new a~ministrative planning machinery
<br />approved by vote of all municipal members party tI~ereto."
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<br />14etlon of Mr. Johnson to refer to a conference for study, was adopted, without dissenting vote,
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<br />69-98 - T~e following letter from Cradock Property Owners' Assn, was read:
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<br /> "At the regular meeting of the Cradock Property Owners' Association on March 4~ 1969 a question arose
<br />as to the enlargement of the Cradock Com~%ulity Center. ~ne ladies of the Cradock Garden Club were informed
<br />by a candidate for City Council that this would be accomplished in 1968. So far no action has been taken.
<br />The space is inadequate and to better serve as a com=munity center~ it should be enlarged.
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<br /> The improvements that have been comoleted in the Cradock Vicinity have added to the area~ The enlarge-
<br />ment of the community center would be another step in the right direction."
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<br />Motion of.,~r TM . King to receive as information was adopted, without dissenting vote.
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<br /> 69-99 - Letters from the follo~ving regarding the disoosition of the Court House property were received,
<br />and on motion of Mr. Eastes, referred to a conference:
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<br />~rs. C, C. Boyce
<br />Dorothy F. Monroe
<br />Jeffery Griffin
<br />Stephen Leon
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<br />Michael Rose
<br />Robert L. ~nderson
<br />Katherine Colo
<br />Mrs. J. Talton Clayton
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