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Juna 11, 1985 (c) Zoning Pet~tion~Z 85=26 ~ Rdzoni~g application of Marvin Goldfarb, owner, for retail development on the west side of Chestnut Street, between London Boulevard and Queen S~reet; from Dewntown D-] Subdistrict 1 to Downtown D-1 Subdistrict C. Marvin Goldfarb, 320t Dogwood Drive, spoke in support of the apglication. On motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Beamer, to rezone for retail development on the west side of Chestnut Street, between London Boulevard and Queen Street, from Downtown D~I SubdisZfict 1 to Downtown D-1 to Downtown D-1 Subdistrict C, to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission, the following ordinance was approved on first reading by unanimous vote ~6-0): · !'ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Z 85-26" Councilwoman Lucas returned to the meeting at 8:40 p.m. (d) Zoning Petition Z 85-29 Rezoning application of George Eberwine and Dr. E. A. Barham, Jr., contract owners, by Glenn Yates, Jr., AIA, architect, for multi-family develooment on'land lying south of the First Friends Church on Portsmouth Boulevar, from ResidentiaR R-7S to Res~dentigt- R-60-~ Conditional Glenn Yates, 445 Middle Street, spoke in support of the application. George R. Eberwine, Jr., 2516 Sterling Point Drive, spoke for the application. On motion df Mr. Gray and seconded by Mrs. Webb, to rezone for multi-family development on land lying south of the First Friends Church on Portsmouth Boulevard, from Residential R-7! F6 Residential R-60-K Conditional, to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission the following ordinance was approved on first reading, and was adopted by unanimous vote: ZONING AMENDMENT DRDINANCE g. 8S-~9 . (e) Use Permit UP 85-12 Use permi~ application of Dr. Garrison, agent for Waterway for a convenience store with Drive. Hugo A. Owens, by Shelia R. Surveys and Engineering, Ltd., gasoline pumps at 4001 ]reenwood Donald C. Kilgore, Attorney, Suite 500 Central Fidelity Bank Building, representing the applicant, spoke for the application. Jim Tinkham, 7120 Independence Boulvard, representing Dr. Hugo OwensZHOP-IN Food Stores, spoke in support of the application. Ernest Cooke, 1111 Tazewell Street, spoke in opposition of the application. Vivian Curry, 1328 Roosevelt Boulevard, requested that the use permit be denied. Councilman Corprew stated he would be abstaining, as the applicant was family related. Motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Hr. Gray, to approve the application. Substitute motion tion of the Planning Cc Drive, and was adopted of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mrs. Webb, to concur with the recommenda- mmission, to deny the use permit for gasoline pumFs at 4001 Greenwood by the following vote: Ayes: Beamer, Lucas, Nays: ]ray, Whitlow Abstaining: Corprew Webb, Holley (f) GHP 85-20 Group housing project application of William J. Sprott, owner, by Gerald F. Marlin, AIA, Architect, for six condominium units on the north side of Bay Street between Webster and Linden Avenues. Gerald F. Martin, 1417 N. Battlefield Boulevard, Chesapeake, representing the owner, spoke in support of the application. On motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mrs. Lncas, GHP 85-20 for six condominium unzts on the north side of Bay Street between Webster and Linden Avenues, to concur~m the recom- mendation of the Planning Commission, was approved on first reading by unanimous vote. (g) DESIGNATION OF A SCENIC HIGHWAY OR BYWAY: In order to complete the Funding process the Virginia Department of Highways and T[ansportation must designate a road as a scenic highwa) or byway pursuant to Section 33.1-62 of the Code of Virginia. The road to be so des Lgnated is that portion Of City Park Avenue which begins at Park Manor Road and extends north into City Pa~k for 0.48 mile. On motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mrs. Webb, the following resolution was adopted b~'the following vote: