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July 24, 2012 3. That the use permit is approved subject to the following conditions which shall be observed by the applicant and any successor in interest: (a) The site shall be developed in substantial compliance with the site plan submitted by Horton and Dodd, P. C. dated March 23, 2012, approved by the Director of Planning, and on file in the Department of Planning. (b) The recommendations of the Traffic Impact Analysis dated April 17, 2012, must be installed in whole or in part by the applicant as finally approved by the City Engineer. (c) A minor subdivision eliminating all interior lot lines within the subject property and creating a single parcel must occur prior to site plan approval. (d) All uses on the property shall be operated in compliance with all applicable codes, ordinances, and regulations of federal, state, and local governments. (e) The applicant shall obtain and keep current all required licenses and permits before operation and these licenses and permits shall remain in effect during the operation of the establishment. (f) Taxes and fees associated with the property shall be paid when due. 4. REVOCATION OF PERMIT: Violation of any of the above conditions may serve as grounds for revocation of the use permit by the City Council." 12-282 (f): "ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 40.1 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA (2006) TO CLARIFY, CORRECT, AND AMEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE CITY'S ZONING ORDINANCE." Ayes: Cherry, Edmonds, Heretick, Moody, Randall, Whitehurst, Wright Nays: None - City Manager's Report - 12 - 300 -Adoption of an ordinance accepting a grant in the amount of $532,829 from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services and appropriating said amount in the FY 2012-13 Grants Fund for probation and pretrial services in the City of Portsmouth. Vision Principle: Neighborhoods and a Sense of Community. Background: • The Community Corrections & Pretrial Services Program has been continually funded by the state since 1995. It is a diversion from incarceration program. • This state funding allows us to provide quality supervision to non-violent offenders and defendants in the community and directly impact the jail population. Discussion: • The Department of Criminal Justice Services has made available $532,829 in state general funds for FY 2013 to provide these services locally. • Community Corrections provides a comprehensive array of intermediate sanctions to the local courts as alternatives to incarceration in the city jail. Services include: probation supervision, community service work, restitution, substance abuse assessment, testing and treatment, anger education, domestic violence intervention, and other services as requested by the courts. Between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011 the program served 434 Portsmouth citizens. They facilitated the collection of $15,717 in restitution to victims, and $13,533 in court costs. Offenders completed 4,453 hours of community service work. Over 61 offenders received conflict resolution and anger education services and 270 received substance abuse services. We are actively involved in the implementation of evidenced based practices in our agency.