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..lanuarv 1~.. 1ff69 <br /> <br /> Board of Adjustments and Appeals: E. Sarmders EarlF Glenn YatCs <br /> Minimum ttousing Board: C. S. Stublen, Jr. <br /> <br /> The terms of office of the following members of t~ Coa~ Guard Li~gkts~ i, lus~um ~eard will expire on <br />January 51; 1969: <br /> <br />H. M. Myers, Jr. <br />Duff G. Porter <br />Charles R. Lively <br />E~geae J. Bouffard <br />Rob~rtC~Cdshy~' <br /> <br />Motionof Mr. Holley to refer to a conference of Coun¢~t ~as adopted, with.out d£ssentingvote. <br /> <br />69-20 - The following letter from .Richard J. Davis vas read: <br /> <br /> "Permission is requested to sneak before the CooL, oil on Tuesd~ January 14, 1969. I wish to discuss the <br />use of the Portsmouth Stadium for the 1969 b93eball <br /> <br />Mr. Davis spoke in regard to the lease of the stadium. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Johnson that this matter be r~ferred to an ~mmediateaonf~rence of the Council for study of <br />the proposal made by Tidewater Sports, Inc., was adopted, ~ith one abstaining vote - that of Mr. Smith. <br /> <br /> 69-21 - The following letter from the City Attorney relative to sections of the Zoning Ordinance per- <br />taining to the Residential R-60 and R-60A districts, was read, and on motion of Mr. Smith was referred ~e:the~ <br />Planng;' Commissionto prepare the suggested amendment: <br /> <br /> "Pursuant to your request, my office has studied tD.e sections of the Zoning Ordinance pertaining to the <br />Residential R-60 and R-6~A Districts. The Council b~a~ be~n concerned that in the future a developer of real <br />estate might subdivide a tract of land and construct single family dwellings upon minimum sized plots of <br />6,000 square feet after he had obtained R-60 zoning for tko tract by expressing a desire to use the land as a <br />site for apartments. <br /> <br /> ~ff~e Zoning Ordinance presently allows single family and two family dwellings to be constructed within the <br />R-60 and R-60A Districts. Therefore, putting aside all queStions concerning whether there would be a suffi- <br />cient market for small houses upon small lots in a Zoning District primarily for apartments, it is ~ossible <br />that a developer of real estate could use land zoned R-60 or R-6OA for a subdivision of single family or two <br />family homes upon lots of 6,000 square feet each. If tko Council is of the opinion that within the R-60 and <br />R-60A Districts, the danger of subdivisions of small single family or two family dwellings being developed <br />~von small lots is of sufficient gravity to warrant an amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, the ordinance can <br />be amended so as to eliminate such dwellings as permitted uses in said districts. Furthermore, considerable <br />study of the problem presented has led to the conclusion that the foregoing suggested amendment is the only <br />way lawfully to insure that single family dwellings upon separate lots cannot be constructed in the Zoning <br />Districts discussed above." <br /> <br /> 69-22 - Motion of Mr. Turner that the City Attorney study the strengthening of the present law regarding <br />the carrying of fire arms, was adopted, without dissenting vote. <br /> <br /> 69-23 - Motion of Mr. Johnson that a request be made to t~e School Board that a study be made of the <br />possibility of using school plants for more than one group of students each day~ was adopted, without dis- <br />senting vote. <br /> <br />On motion adjourned. <br /> <br />APPROVED - <br /> <br />City Clerk <br /> <br /> <br />