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<br />At a regular meeting of the City Council, held on July 8th, 1952, there were present:
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<br />Fred A. Duke, Frank N. Bilisoly, Jr., George L. Grimes, Carl C. Houghton~Jr.,
<br />James N. Howard, R. Irvine Smith, E. R. Sturtevant, C. E. Warren, H.Earl
<br />Weiseman, Pearle J. Wilson, I.G. Vass, City Namager, and R.C. Barclay, City
<br />Attorney.
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<br />Niuutee of the regular meeting of the Council of June 2~th, 1952, were read and ap -
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<br />The following Notice ~ hearing of zoning changes was read.-
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<br />,Purs~Aant to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance, notioe ~ hereby given that a
<br />public hearing will be held at ?~30 P.M., c~ Tuesdey, July 8th, 1952, in the Council
<br />Chamber, Municipal Bmilding~ Portsmouth, Virginia, for the purpose of altering
<br />zones and reclassifying the following property:
<br /> 1. Robert Jackson to rezone 2301 Effingham ~t., beginning O feet
<br /> south from Jefferson St., fronting 50.5 feet on the east side
<br /> of Effingham St., by 100 feet deep, from Two-family Class
<br /> to Commercial Class "G".
<br /> 2. Philip Lasting to rezone the northeast comer of Washington
<br /> St. and Col-robie St., beginning 0 feet north from Columbia
<br /> St., fronting 57,5 feet on the east side of Washington St.,
<br /> by 90 feet deep, from Nultiple Family, Class "D" to Cormnercial
<br /> Class "G".
<br /> 3. The Por~smonth Industrial Foundation for the Murro Chemical
<br /> Company to rezone a five acre parcel of land beginning at a
<br /> point on the Norfolk aA PortSmOuth Belt Line Railroad approxi-
<br /> mately 200 feet south of the Seaboard Airline Railroad main line
<br /> right of wa~, then south ~?0 feet, then east 660 feet, then north
<br /> 510 feet, then west ~+G feet to point of beginning,' from Light
<br /> Industrial Class "I" to Heavy Industrial Class "J".
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<br /> "At the last meeting of the Planning
<br />following applications were considered. The Commission submits
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<br />1. J~mee H. Gaskins to rezone
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<br />and Zoning Commission held June 18th, 1952, the
<br />their recommendations for your approval.
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<br /> lots 10 and 11, block 2, fronting 150 feet
<br /> on the west side of Airline Blvd., by 175 feet deep from Single Family
<br /> Class "A" to Multiple Family Class ~D" be deferred.
<br />2. Robert Jackson to rezone 2301 Eff~ngham S~rest, beginning O feet
<br /> south from Jefferson Street, fronting 50.5 feet on the east side of
<br /> Effingham Street by 100 feet deep from Two Family Class "C" to Corn -
<br /> mercial Class "G" be approved.
<br />3. Lodge 898-Loyal Order of Noose to rezone 711-713-715 Court Street
<br /> from Multiple Family Class "E" to Commercial Class "G" was withdrawn.
<br />~. Ivan L. lgest to rezone 3500 Giles Street, 10t 5, block "C" fronting
<br /> 86 feet on the north side of Giles Street by lO0 feet deep from
<br /> Single Family Class "B" to Two Family Class "C" be denied.
<br />5. Raymond B. Seward to rezone the south~st corner of Jefferson Street
<br /> and Deep Creek Boulevard fronting 222.6 feet on the west side of
<br /> Deep Creek Blvd., by 100 feet deep from T~o Family, Class "C" to
<br /> Commercial, Class "G" be deferred.
<br />6. P.H. Boyette has withdrawn his application to rezone ltts 131 thru
<br /> 140, Plat of West Port Norfolk from Single Family Class "B", tc
<br /> ~m~ltipie F~m~ly, Class "D".
<br />7. Philip Lasting to rezone the northeast comer of Washington Street
<br /> amd Columbia Street, beginning 0 feet north fr~m Columbia Street,
<br /> fronting 57.5 feet cn the east side of Washington Street By 90
<br /> feet deep from Multiple Family, Class "D" to Commercial,Class
<br /> be approved.
<br />8. P.H. Boyette to rezone lots 257 thru 2~O and lots 295 thrn 29~,
<br /> beginning O feet south from County Rd., fronting 220 feet on the
<br /> west side of Garfield Street by 10~ feet deep; and beginning O feet
<br /> south from County Rd., fronting 300 feet on the east side of Garfield
<br /> Street by 100 feet deep, from Single Family, Class "A" to Multiple
<br /> Family, Class mD" be deferred.
<br />9. The Portsmouth Industrial Foundation for the Nurro Chemical Company
<br /> to rezone a 5 Acre parcel of land beginning at a point on the N & P.
<br /> Belt LLne RR approximately 200 feet southof the S.A.L. ER main line
<br /> right of wey then south ~?O feet, then east 660 feet, then north 510
<br /> feet, than west ~O feet to point of heginning~ from Light Industrial
<br /> Class "I" to Heavy Industrial Class "J" be approved."
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<br />The following people spoke for the change in Item #3 of the Notice:
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<br /> Clyde W. Cooper, T. E. tkepstrem, R. Steven Gibbs, H.A. Br~nkley, C.~. Davenport
<br />amd Frank ~tz, who presented the following:
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<br /> "As an outgrowth of the Portamou.th Chamber of Commerce request to the Planning Com-
<br />mission-~ rezone approximately five (5) acres of land helongmng to the Seaboar~ Air Line Railroad, edjacont to
<br />the Dale Homes area and off Col-m~us Avenue, protest was registered ~y the citizens in the vme~inity, at a meeting
<br />with the writer.
<br /> After a thorough discussion of the matter, the opinion prevailed that there
<br />wauld Be no odors from the plant proposed ~o be erected, er no objections from the great majority of the citi-
<br />zens present. Ne have been advised that a protest will be made by these citizens tonight, Tuesday, July 8th,
<br />in the Council Chamber. ~e have Been f~rther advised that the protestants will be represented by an Attorney.
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