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June 4, 1979
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<br />'~- ~ (f) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE, SECTION 40-56(2)(a), PERTAINING TO RESIDENTIAL
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<br />PARKING DISTRICTS.
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<br />(a)
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<br />To the owner or the operator of a motor vehicle who resides, owns real
<br />property or has a leasehold interes~ in real property within the area
<br />where parking is so restricted and to be limited to one (1) permit for
<br />each vehicle owned or used by the person and described in the application
<br />or amendment to its submitted by that person.
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Barnes, the ordinance to be approved on
<br />reading, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />(g) AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CITY CODE, SECTION 40-48[4) RELATING TO DIMENSIONAL
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<br />REQUIREMENTS FOR DRIVEWAYS AND PARKING LOTS.
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<br />"The City Engineer may grant a variance of any one of the above dimensional
<br />requirements to alleviate a single demonstrable hardship. If more than one
<br />varlane is sought, the Planning Commission may approve such variance."
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. Elliott, the ordinance to be approved on
<br />first reading, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
<br /> Mayor Davis relinquished the Chair to Vice Mayor Holley for the following Item:
<br /> (h) DOWNTOWN D-1 ZONING DISTRICT PROPOSAL: Pursuant to ideas and concepts contained in
<br /> CP-78-2, Downtown Revitalization Plan.
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<br />Consideration of an initial draft of
<br />presented by the Downtown Task Force,
<br />March 13, 1979.
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<br />the text of a Downtown D-1 zoning district,
<br />and a~vailable to the general public since
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<br />The following citmzens spoke:
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<br /> Arthur Segal, President, Downtown Merchants Association, spoke in support of the
<br />Zoning District Proposal.
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<br /> Ben Adderholdt, Jr., 436 Court Street, Vice President of Tidewater Chapter of American
<br />Institute of Architect, spoke in favor.
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<br />Minnie C._Marks, 508 South Street, spoke in support of D-1 Zoning.
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<br />Claude Sciatdone, Attorney, 320 London Boulevard, spoke in favor.
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<br />Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. Elliott, to be approved on first reading.
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<br /> Substitute motion of~Mr. Barnes~-and seconded by Mr. Elliott, to postpone D-1 Zoning as
<br />outlined, and the City Attorney to draft additional requirements in form of a proposed ordinan,
<br />and to be presented at the next Council meeting (June 26, 1979), and~was adopted by unanimous
<br />vote. (6-0)
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<br />(i) Zoning R~tit~on
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Barnes
<br />19~9, and was adopted by unanimous vote. (6-~)
<br /> Mayor Davis resumed the Chair for the remainder of the meeting.
<br /> 78-427 - PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REZONING PETITION REFERRED BY
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<br />Z ~-12 Four block area bnunded by South, Washington, Court and
<br /> County Streets, exclusive of the Exxon Service Station
<br /> property at County, Court and Columbia Street~, to be
<br /> rezoned from Commercial C-2 to new Downtwon D-1 zoning
<br /> district.
<br /> and seconded by Mr. Elliott, the petition to be de~erred to June
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<br />THE CITY COUNCIL
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<br />ON December 11, 1978, THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE POKTSMOUTH REDEVELOPMENT
<br />AND HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR ADDITIONAL RESEARCH: CP-76-1A.~ and Z 78-22
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<br />CP-76-1A.1 SOUTHSIDE: To consider alteration that would (1)
<br />Street between Portsmouth Boulevard and Madison Street, and
<br />in the block bounded b) Portsmouth Boulevard, Fourth Street,
<br />and Fifth Street any/~ll residential ~o Commercial.
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<br />reopen Fifth
<br />(2) reclassify
<br /> Madison Street
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<br />(c)
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<br />Zoning Petition Z 78-22 Petition of Germar Realty, by Marvin Goldfarb, Owner.
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<br /> Raymond H. Strople, Attorney, representing Germar Realty, spoke for approval of the
<br />Petition.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Oast-and seconded by Mr. Gray, the petition to be denied, as recommended
<br />by the Planning Commission.
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<br /> Substitute motion of Mr. Holley and seconded by Mr. Early, the petition to be postponed
<br />until June 26, 1979 until a representative from the PRHA can be present and get a better
<br />understanding what is proposed for Portsmouth Boulevard across from the entire length of the
<br />Shipyard of which now has diagonal parking, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />79-135(f) Zoning Petition Z 79-8
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<br />MOUNT HERMO. N URBAN CONSERVATION AND RENEWAL
<br />PROJECT - AREA 1 - deferred from April 23, 1979.
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Holley and seconded by Mr. Elliott, to concur in the recommendation of
<br />the Planning Commission, the following ordinance was approved on first reading, and by unanimou
<br />vote:
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