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December 12, 1989 '~(.c) The proposed use is compatible to the abutted residentiat~property; and (d) Will be in accord with the purposes of the Zoning Chapter ~of'.the~Ciby Code and; (e) The proposed~dse is consistent with .the comprehensive ~pl~n. ~ rend Willis M Kearney and Mrs. India N. iKearney (2)~ Reve · · are herebyGranted a use permit pursuant~to [40-67 of the Code of the Ci~ty of Portsmouth, Virginia; to operate a~group home- for elderly adults for seven (7) residents at 190] Parker Avenue, such property being more particularly described as follows:J .... ~ -~ ~ - UP-89-21 BEGINNING at the southeast intersection of 'Lincoln Street and Parker Avenue; thence east along the south right-of-way of Lincoln Street 65' to a point; thence south 104.5'; thence west 65' to the east right-of-way of Parker Avenue; thence north along said right-of-way 104.5' 'to the Point of Beginning. (3).- This use permit conditions: ~ is approved Subject to the following (a) No more than seven (7) persons may reside in the facility~at any given time. (b) No more than three (3) persons shall be employed on each shift at the facility. (c) The facility must be inspected by the City Fire Prevention Bureau, Health Department, and Building Department prior to occupancy. (d) The applicants shall comply with all applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations of federal, state, and local-governments, and shall obtain all necessary licenses and permits. (e) The use permit is issued to Reverend Willis M. Kearney and'Mrs. India N. Kearney and ~s not transferable to any other person, entity, or location. Adopted by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, at a meeting held. December 12, 1989." Ayes: Barnes, Corprew, Gray, Hawks, Simpson, Webb Nays: None - REPORTS FROM THE CITY MANAGER - 89-4714 - Letter from the City Manager recommen~ding adoption of an ordinance changing the name of Second Street Ruth Brown Avenue. to "At the July 25, 1989 City Council meeting, city staff was requested to look into renaming a street in honor of Ruth Brown. Ms. Brown is a critically acclaimed rhythm and blues singer and Tony Award winning Broadway star who, at one time, lived on Nelson Street.