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85.
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<br />June 11, 1985
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<br />LITTLE JOHN ROAD
<br />
<br /> All that certain piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the City of
<br /> Portsmonth, Virginia, being a portion of Little John Road, being more pgrtic~larly des-
<br />cdrihed as foi~ows: beginni~y at a point on the easterly side of Ponderosa Street, 230.37 feet
<br /> in a northwesterly direction from the northeast intersection of Ponderosa Street and
<br /> Elmhurst Lane; thence running north 44 degrees, 56 minutes west along Ponderosa Street,
<br /> 51.11 feet to a pin; thence turning and running north 57 degrees, 0 minutes east along
<br /> the property now or formerly owned by Portsmouth Recevelopment ~ Housing Authority a
<br /> distance of 199.78 feet; thence turning and running south 44 degrees, 57 minutes east
<br /> along property now or formerly belonging to Lincoln Pre-Cast Company, Inc., a distance
<br /> of 81.11 feet to a pin; thence turning and running south 57 degrees, 0 minutes west along
<br /> the property now or formerly belonging to Marvin L. Spring a distance of 199.78 feet
<br /> to the point of beginning."
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<br />Ayes: Beamer, Corprew, Gray, Lucas, Webb, Whitlow, Holley
<br />Nays: None
<br />
<br />85-128 Group Housing Application:
<br />
<br />(f) GHP 85-7
<br />
<br />Group housing project application of Hearr~ng-Overton Partnership,
<br />by Joseph Preziotti, Jr., planning consultant, for 152 dwelling units
<br />in 16 two and three story b~ildings on land west corporate limits,
<br />deferred from Public Hearing of May 14, 1985.
<br />
<br /> W. Frank Wright, 5104 George Washington Highway, General Manager of NNSY Credit Union,
<br />spoke in support of the application.
<br />
<br /> J. S. Livesay, Jr., 301 Columbia Street, representing Hearring-Overton Partnership,
<br />spoke in support of the pro~ect.
<br />
<br /> Greg Dodd, 139 Grayson Street, representing Hereon g Dodd, 'P.C., for Hearring-Overton
<br />Partnership, spoke in support of the application.
<br />
<br />Joseph Preziotti, Jr., 620 May Avenue, Norfolk, representing applicant, spoke in support.
<br />
<br /> On motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Gr
<br />in 16 two and three story buildings on land west cor
<br />Manager's recommendations and that (b) be stated tha
<br />Washington Highway, and was approved on first readin
<br />
<br />85-8- Rezoning and ~roup Housing Applications
<br />
<br />(a) Z-85-12
<br />
<br />Rezoning application of Churc
<br />Trotman, to rezone property 1
<br />c~rl~"orate city limits on the
<br />Office Residential 3R-75 to R
<br />meeting of May 14, 1985.
<br />
<br /> On motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Ba
<br />of Kenny Lane between the corporate city limits on
<br />Office Residential OR-75 to Residential R-75, Z 85-
<br />mous vote.
<br />
<br />(b) GHP 85-5
<br />
<br /> On motion of Mr.
<br />perry lying 520' east
<br />Lane on the north, to
<br />
<br />~y, GHP 85-85-7 for 152 dwelling units~
<br />>orate city limits, subject to the City
<br /> Fox Meadows Lane be improved to George
<br /> by unanimous vote.
<br />
<br />land Associates, by Agent William W.
<br />rzng 520' east of Kenny Lane between the
<br />~outh and Kenny Lane on the north; from
<br />~sidential ~-75, deferred from the regular
<br />
<br />~mer, to rezone propertyl;tyZi~rgg 520' east
<br />~e south and Kenny Lane on the north, from
<br /> was approved on first reading by unani-
<br />
<br /> Group housing project appli tion of Churchland Associates, by S. J.
<br /> Magula, Builder, for 14 condominiums on property lying 520' east of
<br /> Kenny Lane between the corporate city limits on the south and Kenny
<br /> Lane on the north, deferred [rom the regular meeting of May 14, 198S.
<br />Gray and seconded by Mr. WhitlOw,! GHP 8S-5 for 14 condominiums on pro-
<br />of Kenny Land between the corporate ~ity limits on the south and Kenny
<br />be approved on first reading b~ unanimous vote
<br />
<br />84-326(1) PARKING VARIANCE-
<br />
<br />Request of Mr. John McGlynn, owner, by Kirk Berkeley,
<br />Architect, for a §pecial exception of off-street parking
<br />
<br />requirements for proposed renovation and re-use of the
<br />Catholic Club an ~S0 Court Street in D-1 District, deferred
<br />from regular meettng of May 14, 1985.
<br />
<br /> ~at the matter be deferred for 30
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mr. Gray,
<br />and was adopted by unanimous vote. 'July 23, 1985)
<br />
<br /> REPORTS FROM THE CITY M~NAGER
<br />
<br /> 85-168 Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption of an ordinance to
<br />$14,300 for extension of the City's sewer line in Shea Terrace.
<br />
<br /> "The 1984/85 Capital Improvement Budget earmarkF~ funds for the extension of
<br />sewer lines within the City. The Director of Public Utilities has indicated that
<br />been an increasing number of septic tank failures in Shea Terrace which according
<br />Andrews, Sanitarian Manager for~the Public Health Department, these septic tanks
<br />repaired or replaced.
<br />
<br />days,
<br />
<br />appropriat
<br />
<br />sanitary
<br />there has
<br />to Mr. F.
<br />can not be
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