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<br />March 11, 1986
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<br />"ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Z 86-3"
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<br />(c) GHP 85-31
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<br />KINGMAN HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD: (Referred back by City Council) Group
<br />housing project application of Evans-Majer-Stewart Associates, by Gerald
<br />F. Martin, AIA, Architect/Agent, for 40 rental apartment units on the
<br />south side of Turnpike Road lying 340 feet west from Rodman Avenue.
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<br /> R. J. Nutter, II, 3330 Pacific Avenue, Virginia Beach, Va., representing Evans-Majer-
<br />Stewart, spoke in support of the application and stated that the conditions submitted by
<br />Planning Commision had been ~et.
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<br /> Gerald F. Martin, Architec%, 1417 Battlefield Boulevard, Chesapeake, Va., representing
<br />Evans-Major-Stewart, was available to answer questions.
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<br /> Carrie Byrum, 3717 Western Branch Boulevard, representing Westhaven Park Civic League,
<br />stated that the League was opp6~ed th~the~d~i~ of-th~r~o~ect.
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<br /> M~t~og of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Gray, to deny the application.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Corprew and seconded by Mr. Beamer, to suspend the rules for Gerald F. Marti
<br />to speak, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />Mr. Martin, representing Evans-Majer-Stewart, responded to questions as presented.
<br /> to deny
<br />Motion/was withdrawn with the consent of Mr. Gray, who seconded.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Corprew, that the matter be deferred to the
<br />meeting of March 25, 1986, and that the developer be advised of items of concern relating to
<br />access to ~he property, open space, and t~gffic, and was adopted by 5-1(Nay-Holley) vote.
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<br />(d) GHP 85-32
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<br />KINGMAN HEIGHTS NEIGHBORHOOD: (Referred back by City Council) Group
<br />housing project application of Gary E. Frye, Contract owner, by Kirk
<br />Berkeley, AIA, Architect, for 17 apartment units at 3711 Turnpike Road.
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<br /> Kirk Berkeley, Architect, 303 Effingham Street, spoke for the applicant and requested
<br />approval of the project.
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<br /> Carrie Byrum, 3717 Western Branch Boulevard, representing Westhaven Park Civic League,
<br />spoke in opposition to the density of the project.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Gray :and seconded by Mr. Corprew, that the matter be deferred to the meetin
<br />of March 25, 1986, and was adopted by 4-21Nays-Lucas, Holler) vote.
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<br />(e) CA 86-1 CODE AMENDMENT: A proposal to amend Section 40-75 of the City Council
<br /> pertaining to permitted uses ~n Residential R-75 zoning district.
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<br /> Leslie R. French, ~II, 208 Glasgow Street, President of Portsmouth
<br />Clubs, spoke-in ~uFpor~t of._tke c~de amendment change. (See Exhibit 86-70(e)
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<br /> Velma Topping, 4'618 South Str6et,President Of Westhaven Area
<br />League was~in~support or'the'amendment.
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<br />Civic
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<br />Federation of Civic
<br />League, stated that
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<br /> Motion of Mr-. ,Gray and"seconded bM Hr. Beamer, that CA 8~6-1 mer~e~nmng to permitted mse~:
<br />in Residential R-75 zoning ~m~s~r~zt.be approved on first reading,land was adopted by 6-0~vote.
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<br /> UNFINISHED BUSINESS
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<br /> Gouncllman Gray requested that Item 86~89 be r~moved from the Consent Agenda.
<br /> Consent Agenda
<br /> 86-58 - The following ordinance approved on first readin~ az the regular meeting of
<br />February 25, 1986, was taken up and read:
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<br /> "AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE ~814,600~FR~M~TH~-.EA~IT~E~IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR'REPAIRS
<br /> TO THE iCI~IC~C~NTER PLAZA.
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Hrs. Lucas, the ordinance was adopted on final
<br />reading, and by the following vote:
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<br />Ayes: Beamer, Corprew, Gray, Lucas, Nhit!ow, Holler
<br />Nays: None
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<br />Other Item Removed from the Consent Agenda
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<br /> 86-59 The following ordinance approved on first readin~ at the regular meeting of
<br />February 25, 1986, was taken up and read:
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<br /> Raleigh G. Harsley, 2124 Peach Street, representing Central Civic Action Committee and
<br />Lee Ward Civic League, spoke with concern on how much of the appropriation was going to the
<br />Brighton Elementary School.
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