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61-&7 - The following communication from the Co~uissioner of Revenue was read:
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<br /> "George B. Parsons has been assessed for tangible personal property valued for $880.:00
<br />with ~axes amounting to $24.20. Our'investigation reveals that the correct assessment should have been $30~.00,
<br />with taxes amounting to $$.25, representing an over-assessment in taxes amounting to $15.95. The over-assess-
<br />ment is for an auto, which was assessed from the t~xpayer's personal property return. The same auto was asses-
<br />sed to son, Milton B. Parsons, owner of auto.
<br /> Both tax bills have been paid. As this is definitely an over payment of $15.95,
<br />plus penalty of eighty cents, as evidenced by inclosed receipt, we request that refund in the amoun~ of $16.75 b~
<br />made to the taxpayer.
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<br />On motion of ~lr. Breedlove, said~appropriation was approved on first reading, without
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<br />dissenting vote.
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<br /> 61-18 - The following letter from the PlanningCommission was read:
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<br /> "On Jannary gSth, 1961, at a special ~eting, the City Planning Commission concluded
<br />-work on a comprehensive new zoning ordinance proposal and by official resolution authorized the Planning Direc- ~
<br /> tot ~o present this document to City Council for consideration. More than a year of work has been devoted to ~
<br /> development of this proposed zoning revision, in the course of which, seven public hearings were held.
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<br /> Attached is the proposed Z~ning Map consisting of fiv~ sheets; a composite map show-
<br /> ing Re~tsmouth in its entirety at a scale of one inch equals 800 feet, and four sectional detail sheets, show- ~
<br /> lng zone depth dimensiohs, at a scale cT one ihch equals ~O0 feet%
<br /> Attached is the proposed Zoning Ordinance booklet as developed and tentatively ap -
<br /> proved by the City Planning Commission prior ~o the series of seven public hearings. The following changes were
<br /> agreed upbn by the Commission prior to adoption'of the resolution authorizing submission of this cgmpr~hensive
<br /> rezoning proposal to City Council:
<br /> 1. Page 4 - Paragraph a-2. Add the following:
<br /> Military installations owned by the UnitedStates Government are hereby designated 'USG'
<br /> and indicated as such on the zoning map. Should these Federal properties or any portion
<br /> thereof re~ert to private ownership~ such'lands will automatically be classified in the
<br /> R-150 Zoning district, The Planning C~munission, on its own initiative or upon appeals
<br /> from' owners may recommend Changes, denting therewith, in the comprehensive Municipal
<br /> Zoning Plan to the City Council.
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<br /> 2. Page 12 - Parngraph S-la, second section from top of page revised to read as follows:
<br /> Welfare institutions, schools, libraries, community centers, post offices, civic clubs,
<br /> marinas, museums and similar uses.
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<br /> 3. Page 29 - Paragraph ~-3, Table of Hses, insert additional item as follows:
<br /> Marine - A small harbor or boat basin providing dockage~ supplies, and services for small
<br /> pleasure craft.
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<br /> M-2 M-1 CL3 C-2 C-1 R-150 R-75 R-75-S R-60 R=60-A
<br /> X X X X X P P P P P
<br /> 4. Page 32 -Paragraph 4-3, Table of Uses, revise item ~o read as follows:
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<br /> Public Btility distribution lines and necessary struc~urea~, transformer stations, transmis-
<br />sion li~es a~d towers, Eelephone exchanges, wate~ treatment, storage and pumpin~ facilities, and sewage mreatment
<br />plants and pumping stations, but not service or s~orage yards.
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<br /> 5. Page 41 - Paragraph 5-8, Section (C) is revised 5o read as 'follows:
<br /> Maximum allowable floo~ ~ea devoted Eo residential purposes in the Residential R-60 and
<br /> R-60 A Districts shall be one=half of the plot area.
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<br /> The Planning Commission Resolution authorizing presentation of this comprehensive rezoning
<br />proposal ~o City Council was passed by a unanimous vote but conSains a prov~sion making it possible for Commis-
<br />sioner Hunter Webb to submit a dissenting report on two items.~
<br /> · Inclusion of the classification '~mrinns' on page 29 and Zoning Map classification of C-1
<br />at intersec,tion of Hedges Ferry Road and old Suffolk Blvd." (Signed J. Brewer Moore, Planning Director)
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<br />Motion of Mr. Barnes to refer ~o a conference of the Council was adopted, without
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<br />dissenting vote.
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<br /> 61-19 - Mr. Walker Presented a resolution regarding the shuttle bus service on the
<br />new Elizabeth River tunnel, which was referred ~o s conference,
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<br />On motion adjourned.
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<br />Approved -
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<br /> President
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<br />City Clerk
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