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<br />November 8,1983
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<br />. 5. All water and drippings from coal pile as wel2 as pier are to be
<br /> recycled through treatment plant.
<br />6. Monitoring Station - Cradock as well as on the site.
<br />7. Heavy painting and colors to blend with environment similar to
<br /> Curtis Bug establishment in Baltimore.
<br /> 8. All the other items as stipulated in the City Manager's letters.
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<br /> Mrs. Barbara Wright, 28 Davis Street, representing Cradock Property Owners Association,
<br />stated that the Cradock Property Owners Association did not officially approve what had been
<br />proposed by the Portsmouth Coal Terminal, Inc., but the consensus of among many Cradock
<br />residents who they had talked with, if the facility is developed as we have been assured it
<br />would be, and if carefully and regularly monitored, that the impact upon the Cradock communit'
<br />would be minimal and would be generally acceptable as a neighboring facility.
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Whitlow~and seconded by Mrs. Webb, to concur in the recommendation of the
<br />Planning Commission, to rezone a tract of land north of Paradise Creek, between Victory Boule
<br />yard and Burton's Point Road, the follow~ggordinance was approved on first reading by unani-
<br />mous vote: .,,~:a
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<br />"ZONING AMENDMENT ORDINANCE Z 83-25"
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<br />(d) Use Permit UP 83-24
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<br />Motion of Mrs.
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<br />Webb
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<br /> - Application of the U. S. Navy, Atlantic Wood Industries,Inc.,
<br /> Portsmouth City School Board, B. P. Oil Company, Inc., and
<br /> Peck Iron & Metal Company, By Francis J. Driscoll of MMM Desi
<br /> Group, to ~pema%~ a coal terminal and ship loading facility on
<br /> a tract of !and north of Paradise Creek, between Victory Boule
<br /> yard and the Elizabeth River. (Also see rezoning application
<br /> Z 83-2S)
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<br />and seconded by Mr. Whitlow to approve.
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. Beamer, to amend
<br />the Planning Commission, in addition to the recommendations Mr.
<br />adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />the plah as recommended by
<br /> Gray presented above, and was
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<br /> On motion UP 83-24 was approved on first reading, as amended, and was adopted by unanimou
<br />vote.
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<br />(e) Zoning Petition Z 83-26
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<br />Petition of Elsie Green Hall, et~alg by Carl E. Bowers
<br />of West Norfolk Associates, for a oracel of lanJ at the
<br />north~as~ corner of West Norfolk Road and Cedar Lane;
<br />from Residential R-150 to Commercial C-1 and Office Resi-
<br />dential OR-75.
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<br /> Glenn Yates, Jr., 445 Middle Street, Agent~.~or West Norfolk Associates, spoke in support
<br />of the petition.
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<br /> George T. Arias, 492S West Norfolk Road, representing West Norfolk Civic League, spoke in
<br />opposition of the petition and supported the recommendation of the Planning Department and
<br />Planning Commission to deny, but suggested that the developers work with the resiRents in the
<br />area for what may be best for the city.
<br />
<br /> Carleton D. English, 4905 West Norfolk Road, President of West Norfolk Civic League,
<br />spoke against the petition.
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<br />Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs. Webb, to defer action until the next meeting.
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<br /> Substitute motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mr. Beamer, tha~ Z 83-26 be referred
<br />back to the Planning Commission, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />(f) Zoning
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<br />Petition Z 83-27
<br />
<br />Petition of Coach House Apartments for a ~arcel of land
<br />lying 2504z east of Haysom Street and 250'~ south of
<br />Portsmouth'-Boulevard; from Residential R-6~-K to R~siden-
<br />tial R-75.
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<br /> Glenn Yaaes, 2r.~; A¢chitect, 445 Middle Street, representing Landbank Equity Corporation,
<br />Buyer, requested approval of the~rezoning. .
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs. ~ebb~ to conur in the recommendation of the
<br />Planning Commission, to rezone a parcel land lying ~.~o~.~ys~ ~ ~h~'c~o~ ~ '_ ~-
<br />Portsmouth Bo. ulevard, the following ordinance was approved on first reading by unanimous vote:
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<br />"ZON~NG~,~ENDMENT 3RDINANCE 2 83-27-
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<br />[(g~ ~s~'Perm:it UP 83-22
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<br />Application of Noble Street Baptist Church, by Belinda Teresa
<br />Dillard, Director, for a day care center at 100 Noble Street.
<br />
<br /> Robert McCurdy, 3309 Armistead Drive, Trustee~of the Noble Street Baptist Church, stated
<br />that the 2 lots at 108 Grand Street would be used as an outdoor play area.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Beamer and seconded by Mrs.
<br />Planning Commission, and UP 83-22 was approved
<br />vote;
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<br />WeGb, to concur with the ~ecommendation of the
<br />on first reading, and ~es adopted by unanimous
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