APRIL 14, 1969
Minutes of the Honorable City Council
of the
City of Virginia Bcacii, Virginia
April 14, 1969
A special @ting of the Council of the City of Virginia Beach, Virginia, was held in
the Council Chambers, in the Administration Biiilditig, tlie Borough of Princess Anne
on Monday, April 14, 1969, al ten o'clock A. M., at' which ti e a Public Hearing on
the proprosed City Budget for tlie fiscal year beginning July 1, 1969 and ending June
30, 1970, was held. I
Councilmen present: Mayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice Mayor Robert B. Cromwell, Jr.,
Albert L. Bonney, Sr., George R. Ferrell, D. Murray Malbon, Lawrence E. Marshall,
John W. McCombs, J. Curtis Payne, G. De ey Si@nmons, Jr., Earl M. Tebault, and
Kenneth N. Whitehurst.
Councilmen absent: none
7'he invocation was given by Commander White, Chaplain, FAA WTC, Dam Neck.
Corrections in the Minutes of March 24, 1969 are as follows:
A. Budget Advertise (,nt Item 501 of Miiizitcs, pag(, S-9 should include under
ProposedAdditimial Re iie
"Commercial Yatc on electricity se;,vice to increase from 9,70 to 12,70
of entire cliarge. "
B. Under Item497 of the Minutes the name of Mr. Bailey Parker, Building
Industry--term to expiye June 1972, slio 1(1 repla(@c tliat of Mr. L. H.
Brinkley whose tt!rm expires in Jwze o-t- 1969.
On motion by Mr. Ma,shall, seconded by Mr. McCombs, and by unanimous vote, t e
City Council approved tlie Minitics of ttie meeiiiig of March 24, 1969, willi tile cor;,ec-
tions above, and tlie Yeadin@,, of said Miiiulcs (lispen,@(d with illasmuch as each Co, cil-
man had a copy of said Minutes before in?.
On motion by Mr. Bonney, seconded by Mr. Maysliall, and bv itnanimotts vote, City
Council authorized tlic advc),Iiscl,inei tfor a Pieblic fleaj-ing an tlie pyoposed coni ercial
utility rate from 9@c, to 12'7( oii April 28, 1969, al tc@l o'clock A. M.
A't this time a Public H(-,aying was held on the Bu(lg()t for fiscal year 1969-1970.
On Page 07-2 of the Healtli Dcp(iytmc.7it there is (in (,ri-or of some $12, 000, wliicli is
now corrected, tlie er;,or tlid)Zot cfftct tlic tolcils.
Mr. J. A. Linn, Repres(,,ntiitg al)proximateli, 1800 (,(Iztcators, both te cliers and admin-
istraiors, ioho are for tht, scliool boayd bzicig(,I.
Mrs, Miillierrin represeiiii)t,,, thc Virginia Be(i(-Ii Cottiicil of PTA'S, appeared b,-,fore
Coitncil against a cut in th(, bil(Iget.fo)- scllool,@.
ME@ Clem(,nt Todd, r(,pyt,s(,,tlliizg tlie Le@,-itt@, of Ii o icn Votc)-,,, for Noyfolk and Virginia
Be(icli, appcai-e(,l befo;-e C()li)i(-il witli a sitici-v (-o)i(lit( lc@(i by tlic, Lcagile of tvo@ll(,n Voter,,;
rega),(Iing facilities foi- aii(i sialt:d tii(it //z(, L(l,agit(, o-f Wo i(,ii Vole),s ai-(, i)l
suPPoi,t of tlic school bocti-(l bit(k,(,@t.
Di,- ,IQ@,l" appeayed btfo),(, Coiazcil ag(iiiist Ili,, t(ix i)icrt,ase.
@' Et@(i @a ri@cle, Clies(7p(,ak(@ Poloi)z(i(- T(,I(;Plioi (, Cotnp(tlv, Vi@-gi,@ni('i B(,acli,
al)p(,(t),(,d b(,fo;@t, Coiaz(.il i)l 01)1)osilioll o-f /lit, 1,@lill;lv 7@(IA'.
Mr. LaNicAz, appeared before Council regay(ling tlie edtication budge4 against a cut in tlic
budget.
Mr- Richard Short, Bay Island, Virginia Bt,,ach, syrnpatiiizes with the Council but has
reached a point where he cannot pay anymore taxes.
Mr. foe Can_ada representing several groups of Linkhorn Park, stated that they did not
want a tax increase, and tliey are concern(,d if)itli tlie school budget. Mr. Canacla called
upon the parents to siand and be recognized.
Mr Weisbur President of Tidewater Association of Home Builders, appea@,e(i
before Co@,il (,wcou),aging I e att action of new indusiry and commerce.
UX, Richard Kline of R. K. Cheurolet, appeared before Council as a private citizen
regarding the industrial d(,velopment.
Mr. Gegi-,ve B. Hoffer appeared before Council as an investment ou)wer to cut the assess-
ment ratio from 60% to 5050Y.
Helea Love, Virginia Beach, appeared before Coun(@il regarding the tax on income of the
Hotel and Motel owners.
Mrs. C. E. Hitchcock, a mother, a good PTAer, and a concerned citizen appeared
before Council in support of the school budget.
Mary Osterhotise appeared before Council in stippol,t of the school budget.
Dr. Miles asked that "we not oi,,erdue spending fancv money for fancy equipment lvh
we ayen't paying enough to get good leac ers. Exaniples: a gym and classroom telel@isioll.
Mrs, Marlow stated that shc did -not want to differ wit Dr. Myles but she does not
consider the gym at Kings Gr(ait to be a frill. Mrs. Marlow also stated that CCO is cl
non-political organization and lizey int(,nd to keep it tliat way.
Alberta C6ol appeared before Co cil regardiizg the Wclfare Department Budget on
page 08-1 and asked if tlie state reinibursemeiit for welfare ivas paid ill increments or
in a total sum at the end of tlie fiscal year. Alr. S(-ott st ted t at it was paid in incyemeiii
arsli(ill Councilman, stated that lie is liappy to see the fine turn outfor the
budget hearing.
On mot@ by Mr. Mars all, seconded by Mr. Bonney, tlie meeting was recessed
until two o'clock P. M., Monday, April 1.1, 1969.
The regular meeting of the Coitncil of the Citkl of Virginia Beach, Virginia was lield in
the Co cil Chambers, in lhe Adininistrati Bziildiiig, tlie Borough of Princess Anne,
on Monday, April 14, 1969, al two o'clock P. M.
Councilmen present: Mayor F;@ank A. Diisch, Vicc M(zyoy Robert B. Cromwell, Jr.,
Albert L. Bmincy, Sr., George R. Ferrell, D. Mzii-)-ay Malbon, Lawr(,nce E. MarslytIl,
Joirn li@ McCombs, J. Czirti,,, Pa c, G. De "ey Si@),zmons, Jr., Earl M. Tebaull, and
Kenneth N. Wlzitehurst.
Councilmen absent: none
Mr. Charle e A ttoi7icv, ;-epresenting tlie applican4 (Ippea),ed before Coiaicil
rcgariling the following iiialt@,111.
Ott otion bY Mr. Pa@we, st,cottdcd by Mr. and bY a)liitioits ote City Coiaicil
app;'oi,,ed llie.follo ing (zPPli(-(ilio)z j@)r a us p(,)-I)Iii ,,itbjc(71 to the eqtii),enzoits of tlic
Sit(? Pla)i Or(ii),taizce (inel a i (igi,etl,ni@,2it i, itit Iii(' Vi@-,,@inia Bcach ficalili De- parli),i(,;zt.
Application of Union !\!ission Children's liorne, Inc. for a ttse Permit
to construct and operate a children's liorne c@n certain prol)@-rty located
4350 feet West of West @@eck Road an(i ZZ40 fect Nortb of North Landing
Road,running a distance of 600 feet rnore or less along tlie Southern
property line, running a distance of 550 feet more or less along the
Western property line. running a distance of tDOO feet Tnore or lens
along the Nortbern property line, running a distance of 550 feet rnore
or leas along the Eastern property line. (Court liouse Area). PRIN-
CESS ANNE BOROUGII.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request subject
to the requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance and a workable agree-
me@ith the Virginia Beach Healtb Department.
Mr. Bill, Waters, representing tlie applicant, appeared before Council regarding the
following matter.
On motion by Mr. Simmons, seconded by Mr. Malbon, and bv unanimous vote City
507 Council d ied the following application as lhis would be detrimental to property values
and restrict the furthe @ d@,z,,elopn7(,,nt of tlie ai-ea.
Application of Atlantic Displays Incorporated for a Use Perrnit to construct a
14-foot by 48-foot signboard on certain property loc ted on the North side
of Shore Drive beginning at a point 750 feet East of Great Neck Road.
(Sea View Beach Area). Lynnhaven Borough.
The Planning Commission recommends denial of this request as this
would be detrimental to property values and restrict the further develop-
mei)t of the area.
Mr. Owen Pickett appea 'ed b(,fore Council regai-cling tlie following application.
A letter from the school board ivas presented to Colincil by Mr. Standing.
re m
so,? On motion by Mr. Boizney, seconded by Mr. Fei,rcll, and by wianimous i)ote City
Council appyoved tlie follozving application fo;@ a s(! si bject to City water and
sewer and req iremcnts 0-f llle ',-ite Plan Ordiiiaiz(,e and a dedication on Kellani Road
and a dedication of 50 feet along I e Norfolk riizd Solithe i Railway Riglit of Way as
required by the City L,-nginc,ey,
Application of Beach AsEiociates by Owen B. Pickett, Attorney, for a
Use Permit to construct 264 apartrnent units on certain property located
on the Southeast corner of Kellam Y@oad ai@d the Norfolk and Southern
Railway Right of Vay, running a distance of 675 feet along the South side
of the Norfolk and Southern Railway Right of @Vay, running a distance of
1090 feet alon@ the East side of Kellam Road, running a distance of 700
feet along the Southerri property line, runnijig a distance of 9Z5 feet
along the Eastern property line, a portiot) of wi,ich is the Western
property line of Indf@pendence Boulevard. (flocahontas Village Area).
KEMPSVILLE BOROUG'LL.
The Planning Cornrniss@on recornmends approval of this request subject
to City water and sewer and requirerneiitr of the Site Plan Ordinance and
a dedication on I<cllarn Road anci a de(lication of 50 feet along tlie Norfolk
and Southern Railway l@iglit of Vay as rc(luir(-d by the City Engineer.
Mr. Pete@ lollaii(i Ill Atio),ii(l@ , appeared b(@fo;-t, Coi (.,il rc@garding thefolloivi@ig matte)-.
Mr. Pal),ick Stalliling )-cad a I(,Il(,Yfyonz llic s(,Iiool I)o(i),(l lo tlie Cotaicil regay(iiizg the
follolviiig tippli(@(iii 1.
O?z nioliwi bv (i ilc S('(@oilti(,'(l by Alr. Sit@i@)ioii@,, (iii(I by inz(i)zii@ious i,ott, Cilv Coloi(,il
approt,ed tlic follolvilig appli(@titioll fo)' (i cli tibjc(@t to Cilv a;id seif,(,@-
and a (ledicati(ni of )@i,, -Lit sI ii
@lzt O/ ()(ii, 15feetfro))i lilt, li it, of [Iolland Road (i d a dedi-
cation Of right of ivay 45 fect J)-otii tlie cenit, r lint ol Sltipps Co)-ne), Road as @-equested
by the Department of Publi(@ IVoi-ks.
Application of'Holland Swamp Corporation by J. Peter Holland, III, Attorney,
for a change of zoning from Agricultural District (A-R) to Multiple Family
Residence--District (R-M) on certain property located on the East side of
Holla,nd Road and the North side of Shipps Corner Road, formerly Mapleton
Road, and running a distance of 1427 feet along the Western property line
of which 902 feet is the Eastern property line of Holland Road, running a
distance of 1648 feet along the Souttiern property line of which 1000 feet is
the Northern property line of Shipps Corner Road, forrnerly Mapleton Road,
running a distance of 1851. 62 fect along the Eastern property line and run-
ning a distance of 2006 feet along the Northc@rn property line. (Shipps Cor-
ner Area). Princess Anne Borough.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer and a dedication of right of way 45 feet from the center
line of Holland Road and a dedication of right of way 45 feet from the center
line of Shipps Corner Road as requested by the Director of the Department
of Public WorkE;.
On motion by Mr. Cromzvell, seconded by Mr. Ma s all, d by unanimous vote City
@ib Councildeferredthefollowingapplicationfoya ,,e (,r@itfor3odays.
Application of Louis J. and Mary A. Osterhous for a Use Permit to construct
a horse stable on certain property located on the Southwest corner of Pleasure
House Road and Old Harris Road, running a distance of 80 feet along the West
side of Pleasure House Road, running a distance of 300 feet along the South
side of Old Harris Road, running a distance of 128 fect along the Westeril
property line, running a distance of 300 fect along the Southern property line.
(Cbesapeake Beach Area).
The Planning Commission recommends denial of this request as the housing
of large farm animals is inappropriate by reason of health, odor, and lot
size in this residential area.
Mr. L, D. Ciirtis, Directo;, of Indiistrial Dei,clopm(,ni Atitizority, appeared before
C.ouncil r(-,gai-ding lhe follolvi) g applicati .
I-rlll On motion by Mr. Mayshall, sccoizded bv MY. C;@oiiiwell, and by unanimous vote City
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Council approved tlie follozt,ing (tpplication fo)- (i (-ha)zgt, of Z(niin .
Application of the City of Virginia Beacti, Industrial Dievelopment Authority,
for a change of zonin- from General Industrial District I (lv';-I 1) to General
Industrial District 3 (1@11-1 3) on certain property located as follows:
Parcel 1: Beginning at a point 290 feet more or less North of Shore Drive and
;n-the East side of the Norfolk and Southern ilailway and the Pennsylvania
Central Railway and the South side of Little Creek. Said parcel contains 47. 7
acres more or less.
Ilarcel 2: On the EaBt side of the Pennsylvania Pailway. North of the Norfolk
and Southern Railway and West of Dianiond Springs Road. Said parcel contains
135. 5 acres more or less.
Plate and more detailed information are available in the Office of the City
Planning Commission. (Burton Station-iliamond Springs flornes-Gardenwood
Park-Norfolk R( giorial Airport Area). l,,AYSIT'r B()r,,OUGII.
0), iliotio)z by Mr. P(ll;;I(,, bi, iVi-. (111(i I)-,@ i,ol@, Cl:lv col
approi,,ed tlic follozviilg (,I)Pli(-atioii J-oi@ a l@(111 -ot-zc)iiiiig aii(i a use pe)-niit subjt,(@t to a
six-foot scycen fenci)ig.
Application of the city of Virginia Beach for a I'an-e of zoning__from
Agricultural District (A-R) to General Industrial J-,istrict 3 (M-I 3) and
& Use Permit to operate an autornobile graveyard for storing and dis-
rriantling of automobiles on certain property located at the Western
extremity of Leroy Drive and running a distance of 2529 feet along the
Northern property line, running a dratance of 1665 feet along the West-
ern property line. running a distance of 2785 feet along the Southern
property line, Northern property line of a diar-nantled railroad, and
running a distance of 2479 feet along the Eastern property lire. (Sea-
board Elementary School Area). PRINCESS ANNE BOROUGII.
The Planning Commission recornmends approval of this request subject
to a six-foot screen fencing.
Ho man, President of the First Colonial Cit,ic League, appeared before Coimcil
to approve the following Plan.
Dr- Stillman, representing tlie Allenton Civic League, aPPeared before Council in
favor of the Future Land Use Plan.
Mr. Owen Pickett appeared before Council regarding the following application.
Mrs. Hutchins at)t)eared before Council in favo @ of widening tlie road in the Great
Neck Area.
A resident congratulated the Planning Commission on the planning of the Great Neck Area.
1-3 On motion by Mr. Simmons, seconded by Mr. Malbon, and by unanimous vote City Council
approved the following application for a Futu),c Laizd Us(, Plan for the Great Neck Area.
The Plan was formulatedifte;, many meetings ith Civic League representatives and
public meetings in t e High Scizools in an effoyt to fiilly infoi-m the citizens of the plan -
ning processes. This Land Us(-, PI will be a gitidi., to decisions on future applications
for rezoning in the area.
Application of the City Planning Commission for a Future Land Use
Plan of certain property located on the North side of tiie Virginia Beach-
Norfolk Expressway, North to Shore Di-ive and from Broad Bay and
Linkhorn Bay NVest to the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River.
LYNNHAVEN BOROUGH
Tbe Planning Commission recommends approval of the Future Land
Use Plan for the Great Neck Area. The Plan was forrnulated after
rnany meetinc.,s with Civic League representatives and public meetings
in the Tligh Schools in an effort to fully inform tlie citizens of the plan-
ning processes. This Land L'sc Plan wiil be a guide to decisions on
future applications for rezoning in the area.
E),. S eintiart representing M;,. Gifford, appea)-ed b(,foi@e Co cil regarcling tlie fc xin',
app@ lication.
On motion by Mi,. Maysliall, seconded by M@@. Cyoi@itvell, aizd by wianinioits i;ote City
Comicil app oved tlie folloif@i) g application fo;, (i it,@ c /)(@ I-)Ilit.
Application of Lee A. Gifford T/A T@aygood Shopping Center for a Use
Pern-iit to construct a sewage pumping st,)tion oii certain property-
ro,a-ted on the East sicle of Ferry Plant.ation R(,ad and across from
Westgrove Road, running a cliltance of 50 feet aIC)ng tlie East side of
Ferry Plantation Road, running a distance of @'i fect along the South-
ern property line, running a (listance c,f !;,) feet aloiig the Eastern
propcrty line, runtiirp, a (listance (,f 50 fc@et aiuii@, tlie inortliern prop-
erty line. (;?ayp(,od Sl-,ol)ping (,enter-,A i-a,,Iona Villaf,,e Area).
BA YS11-@E B Cl@ C@UC-@, i.
v 101(1)lit)lol@ l'o"t, Cil
Coitiicil app)-ot,@,d the folloii,iilg tippli(-(Iliu)l io). el
.Application of Shoreline Corporation for a Use Permit to construct a
sewage pumping station on certain property lu,-ated on the North side of
Witcbduck Road, beginning at a point 230 feet %.-est of I-,)onation Drive,
running a distance of 45 feet alon- the North side of North Witchduck
Road, running a distance of 270 feet along the Fastern property line,
running a distance of 80 feet along the Northern property line and run-
ning a distance of Z75 feet along the %Ventern property line. (Donation
Shores Area). BAYSIDE BOROUGif. ' I
The Planning Cornminsion recominends approval of this request.
Mr. &n Rose appeared b(,fore Council regarding the following application repr enting
the applicant.
Mr. Standing presented a letter to the Council fro the School Board.
On motion by Mr. Marshall, seconded by Mr. Bonney, and by unanimous vote City
L, Council approved t e folloicing application for a subject to the requirements
of the Site Plan Ordinance, City ivater and sewer and a dedication of right of way 30
feetfrom the center line o-f tiii! initial 30-foot riglit of way along Ferry Plantation Road
and a dedication of riglit oj- ivay 55 feet from tlic ctnter line o,f the initial 30-foot right
of way of Witc duck Road.
Application of Terry Corporation of Virginia by Owen. Guy, Rhodes and
Betz. Attorneys, for a Use Perrnit to construct 450 garden apartments
on certain property located on the Northeast corner of Ferry Plantation
Road and North Witchduck Road, running a distance of 1337 feet along
tbe East side of Ferry Plantation Road, running a distance of 459 feet
along the North side of T%Iorth Witcliduck Foad, running a distance of
1515 feet along the Easterh property line of which 1100 feet is the West-
ern property line of Independence Boulevard, running a distance of 1028
feet along the Northern property line. (Aragona Village Area). BAY-
Slr,'E BOROUG9.
The Planning Commiasion recornmends approval of this request subject
to the requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance, City water and Sewer
and a dedication f ri, ht of way 30 f et f r the
0 c orn center line of the initial
30-foot right of way along Ferry Plan@ation Road and a dedi,ation of
ri-.ht of way 55 feet from the center line of the initial 30-foot right of
way of Witchduck Roaci.
Mr. B. B. Wills appea ed before Council r(,garding the following matter.
Mr. Layton appeared before Coiaicil reg(irdii2g tlie follotcing application.
Mr. Sta;zding presf-i?ted a letter from the school board to tlie Council regarding tlie
following applicatioiz.
On motion by Mr. Ma),sliall, s(?(,onded bv Mr. Croniwcll, ahd by unanimous vote City
Coi?ncil (I,!fcr),ed tlic folloiuiiig (ipplicatioii foi- a c@(ii or 30 days.
,Application of B. B. Wills by Garland Layton, Attorney, ft)r a clanF,'e of
zonin.p from Residence Suburban listrict 4 (R-S 4) to l@'.ultiple l@- anlily
R sidence I)istrict (i@ on certain prcperty located on the South siJe
of Newtown Road beginning at a point on ti,.e "Vestern property line of
Bettie F. @Villianis Scl@ool, running a di@tance of 231,) fect along the
Northern property line of %vhicl) 303 fect is the Soutliern property line
of Newtown Road, runninp a clistance of 11-)3 fect alc)ng tlic @.Vestern
property line, runnit@@, a (iistancc of foot along tiie SoliLliern prop-
erty line, of which 55,) fect is tl3e Northern 1)rcperty linc of Goodman
izoad, rutining a (Ii.,;tance of 1201 feet aloiii, tl)c E@@,stern property line.
Plats and more clt)taiie,i inforrnation are availai)iv in the Cffice of tlie
City Planning Comirii5jioii. (i%e%vsonit-- @' iiri-ii-l@eLtic F. @'Villiams
School Area). BAY"ll.,.I,'. I;()rC)I'Gil.
Slaizdii?g 1))'('st,iilc(I'a I( lit') to Iii(, colol('il -/) O@le llic s(@llool boa i,d.
e@ -shall, and with recorded vote as follows:
Oii niotion by Afr. Crottiwt,,Il, seconded by Mr. Ma@
Ay(,: Mayoy l,'rank A, Di,,s(-Il, Vice Mayor Robe)-t B. Croniivell, Jr. , Albert L. Bonney,
Sy., George R. Ferrell, L(iwr(,nce E. Alarsli(ill, Jollit W. McCo,nbs, J. Curtis Payne,
G. Dewey Simmons, ir., Earl M. Tebalill, (ind l@t,iineth N. Wliiiehurst.
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Not Voting: D. Murray M(ilbon
City Council d(,f(,Yred the follotving applicati- for a for a use permit
for 30 days.
Application of C. Roger @.albon for a change of zoning from General Com-
-erci@District 2 (C-G 2) and Gener I Ind,,tril District I (M- I 1) to Multiple
Fami@y Residence District (R-M) and a Use Perrnit to construct 48 apartment
units on certain property located on the @Vest side of riamond Springs Road,
North of Northampton Boulevard, running a distance of 328 feet atong the
Eastern property line, of which 133 feet is the Western property line of I)ia-
rnon8 Springs Road, running a distance of 449 feet along the Northern property
line, running a distance of 324 feet along the 'Vestern property line, running
a distance of 379 feet along the Southern property line. (Burton Station Area).
BAYSIDE BOROUGH.
The Planning Cornmission recommends approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer and the requirements of tbe Site Plan Ordinance.
r e T representcd the applicant in tlie follozving matter.
TC-"l On motion by Mr. Mayshall, seconded by Mr. Croaizvell, and by imanimous votrl City
Coun,il app,ovd the follo ing aPPlicatio as Iiiiiited commercial subject to City water
and sewer.
Application of George Cuffee by Gerald Burlage, Attorney. for a e of
zoning from Residence r-uplex District 2 (R-1) 2) to General Commercial
Fistrict 2 (C-G 2) on certain property located on the East side of Newtown
Road beginning at a noint 165. 6 feet North of the Virginia Beach-Norfolk
Expressway, running a distance of 111. 43 feet on the East side of Newtown
Road, running a distance of 520 feet alonp, the Northern property line, run-
ning a distance of 111. 6 fect along the Eastern property line, running a dis-
tance of 520 feet alon -
g. the Southern property line. (Fair IVeadows Estates
Area). BAYSIDE ECROUGH.
The Planning Comrrission recommends a modification of this request from
General Commercial ristrict 2 (C-G 2) to Limited Commercial District 2
(C-L 2), subject to City water and sewer.
ank Bilter, rep rescnling Mr. W. R. B(,asl(,y ii)lio ouws all p ope;,Iy on tlie East
si(le of tlie properly C ryslt@;, Molor Coi)?Pany is piti-clia-,,i)lg, appea;,e(i bejbre Cc,,tncil.
On motion by Mr. Marslzall, sec ided by Mr. C)@oiiiit)(!ll, and by una)zi ous :ote City
Council approt,ed tlie folloif,,iiig (i;,,I)Iicatio)z,for (i (-Ii ,
(tn_,_ of zo@l , (ind a use Permit
subject to a@t 8-fool anctio;-j"c,iic,, lo be ei-ecic@d b@tz(, Ciii,3,sler Coypor(iti antl also
subject to City aler mid s(@u;(,y a)zd tlie ()f the Sil(@ Plan Ordi)zcazce.
Application of Chryslcr Realty Corporation b), Kellarn and Kellarn, Attorneys,
for a chanpe of zoninf! fron-i l,imited Comrnercial r-,ieitrict 3 (C-L 3) to Gen-
eral orntnercial Dis@rict 3 (C-G 3) and a ITse Perrnit to operate a new car
sales and service on certain property Iccated on tlie @outticaot corner of
Virginia Beach Boulevard and Seventh Street, running a clistazice of 425 feet
along the South side of Virginia Beach Loulevard, running a distance of 1118
feet along the Eastern pi,operty line, ruiiniiig a (listancc of 425 feet along the
Southern property line of @vhich 300 fect is tl)o Northern property line of
Lafayette Street, running a ciiutance of 1118 fc(--t Eiiong tlie I.Vestern property
line of whicli 993 fect i@,3 the I,-astern pro,,)erty line c@f Seventh Street,
(Sunnybrook Area). BAYSII)T-, l@OROL'Gfi.
(hi n7olio)z bv Mr. Sii)7iiioizs, st,coiicit,d 6y Mi-. M(ilho,;i, O)id bv ioialli@iiolis i,ott, Citl,
I Cowicil appyoved tlie folloiving (ipplical.ion tb;- a (-Ii(i)ige of zoizing subject to City waler
and sewer.
Application of J. Peter Polland, Jr. for a change of zoning from Residence
Suburban ristrict 4 (R-S 4) to Gcneral Industrial r,istrict 3 (NI-I 3) on certain
property locaied on the West side of Butternut Street, formerly Walnut Street
beginning at a point 8 feet North of the Virgirda Beach-Norfolk Expressway,
running a distance of 100 feet along the 'Arest side of Butternut Street, formerly
Walnut Street, running a distance of 140 feet along the Northern property line
running a distance of 100 feet along the Eastern property line, running a dis-
tance of 140 feet along the Southern property line. Said lots are designated
as Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32, Block C, Plat of Rosemont Corporation. (Rosemont
Area). LYNNI-IAVEIL BOROUGTI.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer.
ITEM 522
On niol@ by Mr. Simmons, seconded by Mr. Malbon, and by unanimous vote City
Council approved the following appzication for a use permit.
Application of Baycliff Development Corp. for a Use Permit to construct a
sewage pumping station on certain property located 201 feet West of Proposed
Bay Point Drive in the Proposed Subdivision of Baycliff, running a distance
of 58. 66 feet along tbe Northern property line, running a distance of 36 feet
along tlie Western property line, running a distance of 58 feet along the South-
ern property line, running a distance of 30 feet along the Eastern property
line. (Alanton Area). LYNNI-IAVEN BOROUGI-I.
The Planning Coi-nrnission recoi-nmends approval of this request.
ITEM 523
Mr. Brad,@ aw appeared b(,fore Council regarding t e following application.
M On motion by Mr. Sim ons, se(@onded by Mar,,,Izall, and by mianimous vote City Co cil
3 deferyed the following applic,@ati()n for a s(, c@it fi)r 30 days.
Application of H.G. Bradshaw for a Use Permit for the rental of small
power and sail boats on certain property located on the North side of Shore
Drive and Ocean Avenue, East of l,esner Bridge. Said lots are designated
as Lots 14, 15, and l'o, Block 1, Plat of Lynnhaven Shores. (Lynnhaven Inlet
Area). LYNNHAVEN BOROUGH
The Planning Comrnission recommends approval of this request subject to
the following:
1. All boats and equipment rnust meet all State and Fcderal laws.
2. All boats must have a Coast Guard approved life-saving device
for each person on board.
3. Boats 7nust be approved by the Coast Gu@rd before renting.
4. State law requires no boat sl-,all operate within 50 fect of any
beach.
5. Buoys should mark the 50 fect frorn sbore.
N-i app(,(ii-c(l b(?fore the Cotiiicil fo i@ Ili(@ follozving application.
D'i,. Stilliiian appeared bcfo;-t, Coiaicil agains@ ltic 'folloiving (ipplicatioiz.
M;,s. Htilclii;zs appeai-cd b(@ bre Coini(@il again,@t the_folloiuin(, (ipplicatio;z.
.1 I
Mr. Britc(, @y or, Sti@,11 Oil Coi;ipa;iy. al)p(,a)-e(i befor(@ Coloicil_for th(?
aPP),ot@al of liii, Jijlloiciizg al)pli(,tili(m.
A represcniaiii)e of lil(,@ 1)(,opl(, obj('(-Ii,d to (1ppli(.(Iiioii o;i
071 i@totio)i by M)@. Siiiimoiis, s(@(@O)id(,d bv M),. aizd b@ )-eco)@de(I l@oli, as folloif,s:
4. Aye: Mayor Fraizk A. Dits cit, A lbe),t L Bonnt,@,, Si@., George R. Ferrell, D. Mul-ray
Malbo)i, Lawr cc E. Ma@-slzalZ, Jolin I McCo),@ibs, J. Curtis Pa@,ne, G. Dewey
Simmons, Jr., and Kennetit N. lwiiieliurst.
Nay: Vice Mayor Robert B. Cromwell, Jr., atid Earl M. Tebault.
City Council approved the folloiving application for a c an@e of zoning and a use permit
subject to City water and the Yequi;-cnients t)f tlic, Site Plan Ordinance and a
colmtial or ranch design of byick construction.
Application of Executive West, Inc. for a chanoe Of zoning frorn Limited
Commercial District 2 (C-L 2) to General Commercial L)istrict 2 (C-G 2)
and a Use Perrnit to construct a gasoline supply station on certain property
located on the Northwest corner of Laskin Road and Regency Drive, running
a distance of 2OZ feet along the North side of Laskin Road, running a distance
of 169 feet along the Western property line, running a distance of 199 feet
along the Northern property line, running a distance of 152 feet along the
West side of Regency Drive. (Regency Apartments ',rea). LYNNHAVEN
BOROUGH.
The Planning Cornmission recomrnends approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer, the requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance a,d a
colonial or ranch design of brick construction.
on motian by Mr. Simmons, seconded by Mr. Malbon, and by unanimous vote City
Council approved the following applicatioil foY c ail,-e of zoning-
Application of Executive '-Vest, Inc. for a change of zoning from Multiple
Family Residence Llistrict (R-M,) to Limited Commercial District 2
(C-L 2) on certain property located on the East side of Regency Drive.
beginning at a point 300 feet Nortb of Laskin Road. running a distance
of 255 feet along the E,.ist side of Regency Drive, running a distance of
250 feet along the Northern property line, running a distance of 200
feet along the Eastern property line, running a distance of 210 feet
along the Southern property line. (Regency Apartments Area and
F3illtop Area). LYNNII.AVEN BOROUGt@'.
The Planning Commission recommends approval of thir, request.
on moti6,n by Mr. Simmons, secondtd by Mr. Bon)zev, and by inianimous vot-,-' CIIY
Council approved the follolf,ing tipplicat@l fo)- a
Application of Executive West, Inc. for a chnari,,,e of zoning from Multiple
Family Residence ristrict (R-I,/4) to Lirnited (,oinmercial 1-istrict 2 (C-L 2)
on certain property located on the '@Vest side of Regency Drive, beginning at
a point 300 feet more or less North of Laskin @'load, running a distance of
740 feet along the Southern property line, running a distance of 475 feet along
the Western property line, running a distance of 1015 feet along the Northern
property line, running a distance of 3Z5 feet along the ',@est side of Regency
Drive. (Regency Al>artrnentfi Area). LYINNI@AVEN BOPOUGII.
The Plannini Commission recommends approval of this request.
M;,. Rictiard Waitzer at)Pc,(zi,ed b(,fo)@e Coioloil r(,,,,(i)-di)ig lhe followiiig appzication.
Mr. Standing presented a lt,lic r frotti tlie sc-hool I)o(i Yd to tile Coltiicil.
re ,i Ott niotion bv Mr. Sinin?o)zs, s(,condcd bv Mr. M(ill)( , rin(I by itnanimolis ?@ole Cily
@@i Coitncil aPi)),otlc,d tlic, folloif,i)l (1ppli(.(Iiio)l.lo;. '-)1,4 itilits to 111(tilliill"' Cc)Itlllii,,
sion Is ),(,qii(,st _fO)' t;lo(lifi(.(Ilio@i @ tebj(,(-l lo lti(, .1-olloii@iii,,,:
"t's
2.
First Colaiiial Rb(i(I
3. City watei- aiid st'lv('r
4. Requirenit,,nts o'f the Siie Plan Ordiiiatice. e of First Colonial Road
5, Dedicatio?z of 45fi,etfrom the initial (-(!nter lin ion Road.
6. Dedication of 55 jcci for the proposed r(,Iocation of Old Donal
Application of Murray Waitzer and Richard M. Waltzer for a change of
zonin.F from Residence Suburban District 2 (R-S 2) to Multiple Family
Residence District (R-M) on Parcel B and a Use Permit for 256 apart-
ments and townhouses on Parcels A and B, beginning at a point on the
West side of Flrst Colonial Road 1000 feet North of Will-o-Wisp rrive,
running a diistance of 780 feet along the West side of First Colonial
Road, running a distance of 1076. 55 feet along the Southern property
line, r@ing a distance of 810 feet along the Western property line
and running a distance of 900 feet along the Northern property line.
(General Hospital of Virginia Beach Area). LYNNHAVEN BOROUGI-1.
Tbe Planning Commission re'commends a modification of this request
subject to the following:
1. A new site plan to be submitted for 234 apartments and town-
houses rather than 256 apartments and townhouses.
2. No apartment will be built closer than Z40 feet from the
right of way of First Colonial Road.
3. City water and sewer.
4. Requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance.
5. Dedication of 45 feet from the initial center line of First
Colonial Road.
6. Dedication of 55 feet for the propogied relocation of Old Dona-
tion Road.
Mr. Fran, e appeared b(@fore Council on behalf of the applicant.
On motion by Mr. Whitelzurst, seconded by Mr. Tebault, and by wianimous vote City
Council approved the following application fo7, a (-Iiange of zoniiig.
Application of Allan Brock for a change of zoning from Agricultural District
(A-R) to Residence Duplex District I (R-D 2) on certain property located on
the North side -)f Ivialbon Road beginning at a point 391. 8 feet East of Princear
Anne Road, running a distance of 100 feet along the North side of lvlalbon Road,
running a distance of 489. 88 feet along the Eastern prot)(@rty line, running a
distance of 100 feet along the Northern T)roT3erty line, running a distance of
489. 98 feet along the V-estern property line. (Pleasant Ridge Area). PUNGO
BOI'@:)',IGH-
The Plannlng Commission recommends approval of this request.
On motion by Mr. Papte, seco?zded by Mr. Tcb(litlt, and by imaniinol4s vote City Council
approved tlie follozving applicatioii for a iise pc i,@)iit subj(,?ct to a dedication of 25 feet
from tlie initial center line of Old Sa)zdbri(l,,, Ro(z(l (tndjui-ilit,r stibject to the require-
ments esiablished by tile Health Depa;,l cl t.
Application of lierdon Corporation for a Use Ylermit for 308 camping
sites and related facilities on certain property locatecf on tbe South side
of Old Sandbridge Road and the @Vest side of Ilell Point Creek, running
a distance of 910 feet along the Northern property line of which 807 feet
is tlic Southern property line of Old Sandbrid@,e Road, running a distance
of 2850 feet along the West side of @l-lell Point (,reek, running a rjistance
of 2532 feet along the Southern property line, running a distance of 205Z
feet along the Wstern property line. (Lotus G.,rdens Area). PRIN-
CESS.ANNE BOROUGII.
The Planning Comrnission recommencis approval of this request subject
to a dedication of 25 feet from tlie initial center line of C)ld Sandbridge
Roacl and further subject to tlie requirementb established by the ilealth
Department.
On i;,iotio)i bv Mr. P(i@?ie, seco?i(li,d bv M)-. Si;iiiiioiis, (tiid bi, ioi(iiiimol(s 1)olt, City Coltlz(,il
(/(,f(,rr(,d thc follolvi)lg (IPI)Iicati(,ill for (i its(, p(,;-@iiii fo), o-
(la v,,,.
I
Application of Virginia Electric and Power Co. for a Use il,
struct and operate an electric substation on certain p -P@rl-'
the Northwest corner of the abandoned Norfolk and Southerti
Right of Way and the Virginia Electric and Power Co. E.Ase!
a distance of 559 fect along the abandoned Norfolk and Souti@@.
Right of Way, running a distance of 567 feet along the North(,
line, running a distance of 700 feet along the Vestern prope.
ning a distance of 631 feet along the Solthern property line.
Farm Area). PRINCESS ANNE BOROUGII.
Th@lanning Commission recommends approval of this reqt
to the dedication of 110 feet for the proposed right of way of i
Boulevard and further subject to the requirements of the Site,
nance.
]:4-c- Mr. -Itanding presented a letter to the Council from the school boarcl
Mr. Murrel Douph representing R. W. Craddock appeared before C,
that e aPPlication be approved.
On motion by Mr. McCombs, seconded by Mr. Tebault, and by una;i
Council approved the following applicati671 -fo;- a se permit sub-iccl
weter and requirements of tlie Site Plan Oydina2ice.
Application of R. N@,. Craddock for a Use Permit to construci
on certain proderty located on tle S,jt-h d. f 19th street b,@
250 feet West of Arctic Avenue, running a distance of 60 fe,,,t
side of 19th Street, running a distance of 150 feet along the :,.
running a distance of 60 feet along the Southern property lin,,
of 150 feet along the v eatern T)roperty line. Said l,ts re dc@.
and one-half of T,ot 25, Block C, llap of Ilirginia Beach Par!,
VIRGINIA BEACII EC)@-@OUGH
The Planning Comrnission recornmends approval of this reqli@
City water and sewer and requirements of the 0-ite Plan OrOi,
sti, appeayed before Cozoicil a id askedfor approi,(,
aliplication.
iTe,l On motion by Mr. McCoi bs, seconded by My. Tcbault, and by
Co cil approved tlie follozvi)zg application _for a @ltbjecl
sewer, tlic reqttirem(,nis of ltic Site Plan Oiciiiiaizc(-, (indfurt cr silb"
off-street paiking.
Application of Albert S. and Lucille ii. Fishel for a Use Pe-@
6 apartment units on certain property located on the Nortli
beginning at a point 150 feet Last of Arctic Avenue, runnin
feet along the North side of 27tti Street, running a distanc,
Eastern property line, running a distance of 140 feet along
line. running a distance of 50 feet itlong t,'Ie Northern propei
designated as Lot 9, Block 1, Map of Cent@al Park, Inc. Vi
BOROUGII
The Planning Commiusion recommends approval of tbis re,
City water and sewer, the requirerriet)ts of the Slte Plan
subject to 100 per cent off-street I)arkinp,.
07i inotion by Mr. McCo)izb,,,, seconded by Mr. li'liiielzu;,si a7zd b@l, i!
Coitilcil (IPP)@oi@c(l Ill(, -follolf,i)l,@ al)plicati@l /@))- (i it,@c c rt),2it siibj(@(,l
533 @ (,U)er, O/ lh(' PI(t)l O)-diii(lil(,(,
sir(,c,l pa)-I,,i@ig.
Application of A. D. Miller by @-en B. Pickett, Attorney, for a T-Tse Perrnit
to construct 32 apartment units on certain nroderty located on the North side
of 18th Street, beg,,inning at a point 83. 5 fect @-ast of N@editerrancan Avenue,
running a distance of 240 feet along the North side of 18th Street, running a
distance of 140 feet along the l@'eatern T)ronerty line, rurining a distance of 240
feet along the Northern property line, running a distance of 140 feet along the
Eastern property line. VIRGINIA BEACH BOROUGH
The Planning Cornrnission recorrimends approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer, requirernenti of the Site Plan Ordinance and further
subject to 100 per cent off-street paiking.
Jackie Sessoms appeared before Council regarding tlie following application.
Itep4 on motion by Mr. McCombs, seconded by Mr. Tebault d by ani?rous vote City
_y , er , subject to City water and
,34 CouncilapprovedthefollowingaPPlicItionfora
sewer, requirements of llie Site Plan Ordinance (ind 100 Percent off-street Parking.
Application of Whitt G. Sessoms, Jr. for a Use Permit to construct two
additional apartment units, totalling three, on certain property located on
the South side of 34th Street, beginning at a point 50 feet East of Arctic
Avenue running a distance of 50 feet on the South side of 34th Street, run-
ning a distance of 140 feet along the Eastern property line, running a
distance of 50 feet along the Southern property line, running a distance
of 140 feet along the Western property line. Said lot is designated as
Lot 19, Block 107, @,,Iap No. 6 of the Virginia Beach Developrnent Co.
VIRGINIA BEACH BOIIOUGH.
The Planning Commission recornmends approval of tbie'request subject
to City water and sewer, requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance and
100 per cent off-street parking.
i rnotion by Mr. Bonney, seconded by Mr. Marsliall, and by un imous vote City Council
@ferred the followilig aPPlicatio;i for a us it foi- ?O days.
elmIt-
Application of Adamson Oil Co. for a Use Perrnit to erect a signboard 16 feet
by 40 feet on certain property located c)n ti-,e North side of the Virginia Beach-
Norfolk Expressway, 160 fect West of Mac Street. (County View Mobile Homes
Area). KEMPSVILLE BOROUGH.
The Commission feels that the use of the Virginia Beach-Norfolk Expressway
for outdoor advertising detracts from the aesthetic appearance and depreciates
adjacent property values. In keeping with past policy, the Planning COmmis-
sion recommends denial of this request.
Mr. Br ce Tayloy represcnt(,d tlie applicatit i-ega),di)ig i e following pplication.
on motion by My. Ferrell, seconded by Mr. Marstiall, and by @(,coi,ded vote as follow,,;:
-re
Aye: Mayo , Frmik A. Ditscii, Vice Mayor Robel-I B. C o it@ell, Jr., Gcoyge R. F(-,i 11
Muri'ay Malb(ni, Law,@-encc E. M(zysliall, Joliii Ii,,. AIcConibs, J. Citriis Pa@,iz(,, G. DC;IVCY
n?in s, Jr. , Eayl M. Tebai(li, (,7id Kc nelli V.
Not voting: Albert L. Bonizey.
city coi*zcii apl)),Ot@ed tlie folloit,i;zg al)plic(ilion.foi- a c-11(iii,@,c QLZOIzi@?g sltl)ject to City itat('Y
and sewer, requirenients of tli(, Sitc PI(in (ii2(i a coloili(il oi- ;-aiich desi,4,7i of bri(,k
coilst"i(,@tiOI7.
Application of Albert L J3onney for a from Lirnited Coi-nrn-
ercial District 3 (C-L 3) to General Corninercizil I)istrict 3 (C-G 3) and a
Use Periiiit tc) construct @t gasoline supply staliori on certlin property loca-
tcd on tile N,-)rthwest corner of llrincess Iiiiiie itr@),id and B )nney Rr)ad, riin-
niiig a distince of 219 fcc@t along tlic N,-)rth .ii@le )f l@rii-,cc@ss i@I)ne l@oad,
runniii a d'
of 150 feet along the Western property line. (Ke-paville C c)rner Area).
KEMPSVILLE BOROUGII.
The Planning COrnmLasion recornrnendgi approval of this request subject to
City water and sewer, requirernents of the Site Plan Ordinance and a colonial
or ranch design of brick construction.
Afy. BaZdwin, Consulting Engineer, represented the applicant regarding the following
application.
T on motion by Mr. Bonney, seconded bY Mr. Mar,@hall, and by unanimous vote, City
Council approved the withdra al of tlie following application for a
Application of Fortune, Ltd. ior a change of zoning from Residence Duplex
District I (R-D 1) to General Industrial District I (,A-1 1) on certain property
located at the intersection of Hubber Lane and Bonney Road, running a dis-
tance of 525 feet along tlie South side of Boriney Road, running a distance of
326 feet along the Eastern property line, running a distance of 506 feet along
the Southern property line, running a diSL3nce of 726 feet along tlie Western
property line. Said lots are designated as Lots IS and 19, Plat of Benjamin
Gimbert. (Holland Terrace Area). KF-MPSVILLE BOROUGH.
The Planning Commisglion recorninends denial of this request as this repre-
sents spot zoning.
Mr. J. D. Keatle3z appeared b(,fore Cowicil regarding th(, following application.
re 4 On motion by Mr. Bonney, seco)zded by Mr. Ferrell, and by unanimous vote City
Council appioved tlie follo ving pplication for ait s bject to the requi7-ements
of the Site Plan Ordinance.
Application of J. D. Keatley for a Use Permit to operate a used car sales on
certain property located on the East side of South @,filitary Highway beginning
at a point 1600 feet North of Indian River Road, running a distance of 100 feet
along the East side of S:)uth Military Higliway, running a distance of 200 feet
along the Northern property line. running a distance of 100 fect along ttle
Eastern property line, runiiing a distance of 200 feet along tlie Southern pro-
perty line. (Westview Village Area). KEMPSVILLE BOROUGH.
The Planning Cornmission recommends approval of this request subject to
the requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance.
Mr. Don Rose appeared before Council r(@gaydi)tg Ilie.folloiviizg application.
tl On Pi7otion by Mr. Ferrell, secoizd(?d bv Mp-. Bo@in(@v, and by imolis vote, CIIY COitncil
app;-oi,,ed tlie follolving appli(@atio)l fo), a c siebjeci to City wate;, er
I
(,rnd a dedication of 30f(,Ci f)-oi)i llie c('2zler li;it, oi Iii(, inilial ;@,igilt of wa@) of B()iln, @, lio(7d.
Application of Whiteacre, Inc. for a frorn IZesidence Sub-
urban ristrict 3 (R-S 3) with a ivotel and l'ourist and Restaurant (T-2)
Supplement to General Industrial ristrict 3 3) on certain property
located on the Southeast corner of Bonney Road and llappy SLreet, formerly
Avetiue I, and rui-ining a distance of 200 leet aloni, the South sirje of Eonney
Road, running a distdncc of 500 feet along the I,a8t side of Ilappy 5treet,
running, a distance of @,@)u feet alung tlie '-;outliern property line of whi(:h Ii)()
feet is thc Nortlern l@rc)pci,ty litic of 1- irst @ltreet, runniri@ a distance of
500 feet along tlie Easterri prcperty line (,f wiiicii 25o feet is tlie viestern
property line of Avenue Ii. 6aid lots are lats I through 10. and l,oto 21
through 40, block 9, Plat of East Norfjll<. Norfolk Area).
KEMPSVILLE BOIIC)tjCI-i.
The Planning Cornmission recomynends -approval of this request subject to
City watcr ancl sewer aiid a dedication of 3,) fect frui-n tli(.- cen
On motion by Mr. Feri-ell, ,,ecoizdcd by M)@. Malboti., aii(I by unaniki7ous vote, City
Council approved the following Ordinance lo (i(-cept the biidgct.
AN ORDINANCE MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1969,
AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1970, IN THE SUM OF
FIFTY-NINE MILLION, FOURTEEN THOUSAND,
TWO RUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT DOLLARS
($59,014,278.00), AND REGULATING THE PAY-
MENT OF MONEY OUT OF THE CITY TREASURY.
WHEREAS, the City Manager has heretofore submitted to the
Council and Annual Budget for the City for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1969, and ending June 30, 1970, which has been amended by
the Council, and it is necessary to appropriate sufficient funds to
cover said budget, as amended.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA:
Section 1. That the amounts herein named aggregating FIFTY-NINE
MILLION, FOURTER-N THOUSAiiD. TWO HUNDRED SEVENTY-EIGHT DOLLARS
($59,014,278.00), or so much thereof as may be necessary as set
forth in the Annual Budget for the fiscal year 1969-70, submitted
by the City Manager on the date of March 24, 1969, as amended by
the City Council, are hereby appropriated, subject to the conci-itions
hereafter set forth in this Ordinance, fyom the revenue of the City,
as hereinafter set forth, for the year 1969-70, for the use of the
several departments and specially designated funds of the City
Government, and for the purposes hereafter mentioned, as set forth
in said Annual Budget, as amended, for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1969, and ending June 30, 1970, as follows:
CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA S-2
AMENDED SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
Code Budget
Number. Item of Expenditure 1969-1970
GENERAL FUND:
1. Legislative Department:
Municipal Council $ 74,893
City Clerk 27,115
Total $ 102,008
2. Executive Department:
City Manager @ 72,898
3. Department of Law:
City Attorney $ 76,554
4. Department of Finance:
Conmissioner of the Revenue $ 161,736
Board of Equalization 3,800
City Real Estate Assessor 84,235
Special Tax Adininistration 9,000
Treasurer 183,538
Director of Finance 177,012
Purchasing Agent 44,551
Independent Auditing 16,500
Retirement System 426,000
Total $ 1,106,372
5. Department of Personnel:
Director of Personnel 37,051
6. Judicial Department:
Circuit Court $ 76,550
Municipal Court 109,541
Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court 140,417
Lunacy CoTnmission 5,ooo
Conmonwealtli's Attorney 46,792
High Constable 67,293
City Sergeant 27,002
Circuit Court Clerk 71,500
City Jail 91,238
Juvenile Detention Home 18,000
Justices of the Peace 64,710
Total $ 718,043
(Continued)
CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA S-3
@NDED SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
(Continued)
Code Budget
Number Item of Expenditure 1969-1970
@GENERAL FUND: (Continued)
7. Departrnent of Health:
Preventive 4edicine $ 209,442
1
8.. Department of Public Welfare:
Superintendent of Public Welfare $ 403,613
Public Assistance 1,154,090
Hospitalization 123,000
Total $1,680,703
9. Department of Public Safety:
Bureau of Police $2,014,875
Safety & Traffic Engineering 122,901
Coroners 2,500
Fire Inspections 57,538
Volunteer Fire Departments 213,050
Radio Communications 38,024
Forestry 2,500
Weights & Measures 30,531
Animal Control 74,169
Civil Defense 58,990
Total $ 2,615,078
10. Department of Public Works:
Director of Public Works $ 45,067
Engineering 218,381
Dredge Operations 137,027
Highways, Streets and Bridges 2,560,790
Property Maintenance 465,963
Small Watershed Channel Maintenance 3,000
Street Cleaning 100,430
Refuse Collection 979,129
Refuse Disposal -
Engineering Services - Old Dominion
College -
Inspections 158,439
Real Estate Division 45,914
Total 4,714,140
*See Reserve for Contingencies
(Continued)
CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VTRGINIA S
NDED SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
(Continued)
Code Budget
Number Itern of Expenditure 1969-1970
@ENERAL FUND: (Concluded)
ii. Department of Parks and Recreation:
Recreation Director $ 588,564
Boardwalk Trains, 14,011
Total $ 602,575
12. Library:
Virginia Beach Library $ 222,464
13. Boards and Commissions:
Planning Commission $ 172,06(@
Zoning Board of Appcals 1,250
Elections 92,03F,
Erosion Commission 164,580
Advertising Board 150,000
Industrial Development CoTrmission 35,82S
Salt Water Commission 37,74C%l
Rudee Inlet Authority 5 96-,
Total $ 659,46-,
14. Farm and Home Demonstration:
Farin and flome Demonstration $ 45,065
Farmers' Produce Market 10 803
Total $ 55,868
15. Non-Departmental:
Contributions $ 99,521
Miscellaneous Functions 139,000
Total $ 238 521
Transfers to Other Funds: $14,088,31-
Reserve for Contingencies:
Regular $ 250,000
Refuse Disposal 160,000
Salary Adjustments 600,000
Total $ 1,01oogE,
TOTAL GFNERAL FUND $28@209,50Q
(Continued)
CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA S-5
AMENDED S@RY OF EXPENDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
(Continued)
Code Budget
Number Item of ExT)enditure 1969-1970
IVIC CENTER FUND:
ii. Department of Parks and Recreation:
Civic Center $ 96,697
Civic Center Productions 47,575
TOTAL CIVIC CENTER FUND $ 144.272
WATER AND SEWER FUND:
20. Department of Public Utilities:
Director of Public Utilities $ 143,198
Source of Supply 220,000
Transmission and Distribution 240,468
Sewage Treatment Plant 72,526
Transfers to Other Funds 748,428
Reserve for Contingencies 18@000
TOTAL WATER AND SEWER FUND $ 1,442,620
SCHOOL OPERATING FUND:
12. Department of Education:
Aclininistration $ 402,548
Instruction Regular Day School 16,880,600
Instruction Part Time -
Other Instructional Costs 1,285,000
Attendance and Health Services 92,950
Pupil Transportation Services 935,000
School Food Services 246,000
Operation of School Plant 1,670,580
Maintenance of School Plant 747,000
Fixed Charges 203,400
Surnmer Schools 200,000
Adult Education 50,000
Other Educational Programs 10,300
Capital Outlay 372,000
TOTAI, SCHOOL OPERATING FUND 095 378
SCHOOL CAPITAL OUTIAY FUND:
12. Department of Education:
School Capital Outlay - Construction 450 000
(Continued)
CITY OF VIRGINIA BF-ACH, VIRGINIA S-6
@NDED SUMKARY OF EXPFNDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
(Continued)
Code Budget
Number Item of Expenditure 1969-1970
BAYSIDE SPECIAL REVENUE FUND:
Transfers to Other Funds: $ -
KEMPSVILLE SPECIAL REVENUE FUND:
Transfers to Other Funds: $ -
VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL REVENUE FUND:
9. Department of Public Safety:
Paid Fire Department $ 161,629
Transfers to Other Funds: $ 150,345
Reserve for Contingencies: $ 10,500
TOTAL VIRGINIA BEACH SPECIAL REVENUE FUND 22 474
LYNNHA,VEN SANITARY DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ -
SIX-BOROUGH SCHOOL DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ 509,852
BAYSIDE & KEMPSVILLE BOROUGHS SCHOOL DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ 28.992
PUNGO BOROUGH SCHOOL DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ 4.545
GENERAL DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ 4,602,500
(Continued)
CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA S-7
AMENDED Sn@Y OF EXPENDITURES BY FUND AND APPROPRIATION UNIT
(Concluded)
Code Budget
Number Item of Expenditure 1949-1970
VIRGINIA BEACH BOROUGli GENERAL DEBT FUND:
25. Debt Service: $ 204.145
TOTAL BUDGET $59,014,278
LESS: INT@RFUND TPANSFERS 14,987,089
NET BUDGET $44,027,189
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moti(ni by Mr. McCok)ib ,,c(-onded bv M)-. Bonticy, and by !,Uianittiou, vote, CitY
Council approued the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO..,
Tt Ill
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE TAX
LEVY ON REAL ESTATE AND TANGIBLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND OTHER PROP-
ERTY FOR THE 1969 TAX YEAR.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH:
Section 1. AMOUNT OF LEVY ON REAL ESTATE.
There shall be levied and collected for the 1969 tax
year on all real estate, rfot exempt from taxation, on each one hund-
red dollars ($100.00) of assessed valuation thereof, the following:
General Six-Borough Special Mosquito Total Rate
Bor;ough Government School Debt Revenue Control 1969
Bayside $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ .05 $2.05
.Blackwater $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ - $2.00
Kempsville $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ .05 $2.05
Lynnhaven $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ .05 $2.05
Princess Anne $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ - $2.00
Princess Anne
Mosquito $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ .05 $2.05
-ungo $1.90 $..io $ - $ - $2.00
ungg t4os@uito $1.90 $ .10 $ - $ .05 $2.05
irginia each $1.90 $ - $ .50 $ .05 $2.45
Section 2. AMOUNT OF LEVY ON TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
There shall be levied and collected for the 1969 tax
year on tangible personal property, not exempt from taxation, six
dollars ($6.00) on each one hundred Dollars ($100.00) of assessed
valuation thereof, for general purposes.
Section 3. AMOUNT OF LEVY ON ALL BOATS OR WATERCRAFT UNDER
FIVE TONS BURTHEN USED FOR BUSINESS OR PLEASURE.
There shall be levied and collected for the 1969 tax
year on all boats or watercraft under five tons burthen used for busi-
ness or pleasure, six dollars ($6.00) on each one hundred dollars
($100.00) of assessed valuation thereof for general purposes.
Section 4. AMOUNT OF LEVY ON CERTAIN VEHICLES AS MOBILE
HOMES OR OFFICES.
There shall be levied and collected for the 1969 tax
year on all vehicles without motive power, used or designated to be
used as mobile homes or offices or for other means of habitation bv
any person, six dollars ($6.00) on each one hiindred dollars (sloo.bo)
of assessed valuation thereof for general purposes.
Section 5. CONSTITUTIONALITY.
% That if any part or parts, section or secti'ons, sentences,
clause or phrase of this ordinance i-@ for any reason declared to be
unconstitutional or invalid, such decision shall not affect the valid-
ity of the remaining portions of this ordinance.
Section 6. EFFECTIVE DATE.
That this ordinance shall be in effect from and after
the date of its ado tion.
on motion by Mr. Marshall, seconded by Mr. Cromwell, and by
unanimous vote, City Council approved the following Ordinance:
ORDINANCE NO. 257
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS 33-12,
33-21 AND 33-24 OF THE VIRGINIA BEACH
CITY CODE TO PROVIDE FOR INCREASE IN
UTILITY TAXES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH,
VIRGINIA:
That Section 33-12, of the Virginia Beach City Code, is
hereby amended to provide that the utility tax imposed thereby shall
be 20% of the charge in lieu of 15% as now provided.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that Section 33-21 of the Virginia
Beach City Code, is hereby amended to provide that the rate of tax
shall be 12% in lieu of 9% as is currently provided, and further,
that the tax imposed by this provision shall not be imposed on any
portion of a monthly charge that exceeds four hundred dollars.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that Section 33-24, of the Virginia
Beach City Code, is hereby amended to provide that the tax from the
sale of cigarettes shall be two and one-half cents for each ten
cigarettes, or fractional number of ten cigarettes.
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED, that the change in rate tax for
utilities provided herein, shall take effect June 1, 1969, and that
the increased taxes on cigarettes shall apply to those sold at re-
tail on and after July 1, 1969.
On motion by Mr. Pa e, seconded by My. AI(t)@sitall, d by a?iin2ous vote, City
Council approved tlie folloiving oydinance:
AN ORDINANCE AUTHOR'IZING THE ISSUANCE
OF $2,000,000 WATER AND SE'WER BONDS OF
I+ THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH,
VIRGINIA:
11. It is hereby det:ermined to be necessary and expedient to
improve and extend the water transmission and distribution system
and sewer collection system of the City of Virginia Beach to provide
for the orderly growth and development of the City and to borrow money
for such purpose and issue general obligation bonds therefor.
2. Pursuant to the authority of the Charter of the City of
Virginia Beach (Ch. 147, Acts of Assembly of 1962, as amended) and
the Public Finance Act of 1958, there are hereby authorized to be
issued, Two Million Dollars ($2,000,000) Water and Sewer Bonds, Q-eries
of 1969-A, of the City of Virginia Beach, to provide funds for improving
and extending its water trarismission and distribution system and sewer
collection system, including acquisition of rights of way.
3. The bonds shall bezir such dale or dates, mature at such time
or times, not exceeding forty years from their dates, bear interest
at such rate or rates, not E@xceeding six per centum (6%) per annum,
be in such denomination and form, be executed in such manner and be
sold at such time or times and in such manner as the Council shall
hereafter provide by appropi@iate resolution or resolutions.
4. The bonds shall be general obligations of the City of Virginia
Beach for the payment of principal of and interest on which its full
faith and credit shall be ii:revocably pledged.
5. This Ordinance shal-I take effect iminediately.
0)2 niotio)z b@, M)'. mc(.01@ll)s, ,C.( oil (1(,(1 b@- Al;@ @l (zizd b@,
Council approt!ed the follol(,iilg f@t,solittioil:
At a regular meeting of the Council of the City of Virginia
ltft'i. Beach, Virginia, held on the 14th day of April, 1969, at which the
following memberswere present and absent:
PRESENT: .I,, A. I 11, V ic@ 1,4,,2yor '@beit B. Cromaic:ll,
-,yor
Jr., 14lbl,ri L.
' @ @ ; k-, 11, i,@, @@.@rray Pl@albon, Lawrt-eict?
C,. D,!Wey 6ipnmons, Jr..
ABSENT:
the following resolution was adopted by the following vote:
AYES: Ilayor rtwir ii. L@'ch, vic(? i,,ayor ,ob,-,ri b. Crori?,Well, Jr.,
lbert L. @,nFiey, r., ('eoi-,@e ii. Laivrc=ce
r., Larl
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TAIHEREAS, it appears that it will be necessary for the City of
Virginia Beach to borrcrw mon.ey in order to meet its cash needs pendin,--@
the collection of taxes. and other revenues;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH,
VIRGINIA:
1. The City of Virginia Beach is hereby authorized to borro-C.,
not in excess of $2,000,000 pursuant to the City Charter and Code
Section 15.1-222 for the purpose of meeting appropriations made for tl.
current fiscal year, in anti.cipation of the collection of the taxes iTi
revenues of such fiscal yeal.-.
2. The City Manager and Clerk are hereby authorized and di-
rected to borrow such amount on behalf of the City and to execute one
or more negotiable notes thctrefor. Such notes shall mature not late,-
than four (4) months from their dates and shall bear interest at the
maximum rate of 6%.
3. The full faith and credit of the City are hereby
irrevocably pledged to the payment of principal of and intereat on
such notes.
4. This resolution shall tal-,e effect imwdiately-
The undersi.gned Clc@rlt of the City of Viriinia Beach, Vir,r.,,.in
hereby certifies :Iiit t:lie constittiter@ a true and corre-,
City of Virginia Beach held on the lay ol-@ inril, and oA'
the vhole thereof so far as applicable to the matters referred to in
such extract.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of the City of Virginia Beach,
Virginia, this day of April, 1969.
@er , City ol V rg n a each,
V@rginia
(SEAL)
On motion by Mr. Marshall, seconded by Mr. Boniiey, and by unanimous vote, City
Council approved the following Resolution:
At a regular meeting of the Council of the City of
Virginia Beach, Virginia, held on the 14th day of April, 1969,
at which the following members were present and absent:
PRESENT: i'i@@7,yor lr(,n@ A. fusc@';, Vice Ilt7yor RObert l,. Cromwell,
,ir.$ Albert Bxzney, @or., ;-Ieor@e !i,@urr,,Iy l,D2albon, Lawrenc@
L. Jolat G. Lewey Simmons, Jr.,
ABSENT:
the following resolution was adopted by the following vote:
AYES:
A. -@f@(yyor "@ol)trt -. Cromw,@ll,
lb@rt r. , c'oor, 1,@e rr: @ll, 111'21bon, Lazvrf-,Nc
6.
c y Jr.,
",@a ri
JVA 1,: iza@;c,
@diEREAS, sewer bonds in the aggregate principal amount of
$1,250,000 were autliori.zed at an election held on January 20, 1968,
and none of stich bonds liave been sold; ind
WHEREAS, tlie Council desires to borrow money in anticipati@@
of the issuance and sole of such unissued bonds;
BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA
BFACH$ VIRGINIA:
1. The City of Virginia Beach shall issue $500,000 bonds
of such authorized amount. The form and details of the bonds shall
be determined by the Otty Council by reeolution to be ad6pted prior
to their sole. Tlie bonds slial.l. be sol,@l at such ti.me nnd in such
manner as the City Council shall herenfter determlne; provided,
however, that such horil!s sliall be ,,ol(i Tiot later than two years frol,@
tl)e date of the ori@@,iiial i.,;stie of thC Tl:-@tc-s herciti@jfter ziuthori7ed.
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2. The City of Virginia Beach is hereby authorized to
borrow $500,000 in anticipation of the issuance and sale of such
bonds and for the purposes for which such bonds have been authorized.
3. The City Manager and Clerk are hereby authorized and
directed to borrow such amount on behalf of the City and to execute
one-or more negotiable notes therefor. such notes shall bear interest
at the maximum rate of 6% and shall mature at such time and may
be renewed from time to time as may be determined by the City Z,,anager
and Clerk; provided, however, that each such note and renewal thereof
shall mature and be paid not later than two years from the date of
original issue.
4. The full faith and credit of the City are hereby irre-
vocably pledged to the payment of principal of and interest on such
notes.
5. This resolution shall take effect immediately.
The undersigned Clerl, of the City,of Vir@.inia Beach, Virginia,
hereby certifies that the foregoing constitutes a true and correct
extract from the minutes of a regular meeting of the Council of the
City of Virginia Beach held on the 14th day of April, 1969, and of
the whole thereof so for as applicable to the matters referred to
in such extract. I
WITNESS my hanrj atid tlie seal of the City of Virgiriia Beach,
Virginia, this Iq day of April, 19(,9.
Clerlt, city.oL- Vi,--ginia Beacii,
On motion by Mr. Ma;-sliall, secondc,d by Mr. Cron?ivc,ll, (ind by wianimous vote,. CitY
Councill approved tlie appoinlnit-,)it of viewers to report back lo Council the Cottncil
meeting of May 26, 1969.
. ORDIKANCE A.PPOII,@TIIIG VI@IERS Il%l COIII,7ECTION WITH THE
APPLICATION FOR TIIF CLOSING AND DISCOT@TIITUANCE OF STREETS
WHEREAS, Chrysler Realty Corooration and W. E. Beasley have given
due and proper notice, in accordance with the Statutes for such cases made and
provided, that they viould, ori the date hereof, petition the Council of the City
of Virginia Beach, Virginia, for the appointment of viewers to view the below-
described streets and report in writing to the Council whether, in the opinion
of said viewers, any, and if any, what inconvenience would result from the
discbntinuing of said streets, and have f'iled such petition with the said
Council; now therefore
BE IT ORDA114ED I>y the Council of the City of Virginia Beach,
Virginia, that Charles S. Kiley , A. Worth Petty and
David B. Norman bE@, and they hereby are, a'ppointed to view the
below-described streets and 3,eport in writing to the Council on or before the
26th day of May 1 1969, whether, in their opinion, any, and if
any, what inconvenience iroulci result from tl,e discontinuing, closing and
vacating of a portion of ceri;ain streets knovm as Potomac, Cleveland and
Columbus Streets, as sho@m oii the plat of Sunnybrook, to be closed betl,,een
Seventh and Ninth Stree@'s in the City of Vil@ginia each, Virginia.
The above descr-Lbed streets arc! marked in red on the attached
plat; entitled Plat of Sunnybrook, Princess Anne Co., Virginia.
And each of the said viewer@@ @-liall be paid the sum ol- -@Ell DOLLARS
(4@110.00) for such services, i,7hich total @;tim shall be paid by the applicant
herein on or before tl)e 26th day oi- May ig6g.
On motion by Mr. Marshall, secandc@d by Mr. Cron2well, twid by unaninious vote, City
Council approved the followiizg Resolution:
IT-e tA
The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Virginia Beach,
Virginia,--was held in the Council Chambers of the City of Virginia Beach
on Monday, April 14, 1969, at 2:00 P.M.
On motion by Mr. Marshall, and seconded by ,4r. Cromwell,
the following resolution was adopted:
R E S 0 L U T I 0 N
WHERF-AS, William T. Games, Jr. and Mary Doris Games are the
owners of Parcels A, B and C as shown on the plat entitled "Resub-
division of Lots 3 and 4 Subdivision Parcel "D" Subdivision No. 3
Baylake Pines", recorded in Map Book 79, Page 24, Clerk's Office,
Circuit Court of the City of Virginia Beach, Virginia; and
WHEREAS, there was a ten foot easement dedicated to the City
of Virginia Beach, Virginia along the dividing line of Lots 3 and 4
as shown on the original plat of Subdivision Parcel D Subdivision
No. 3 Baylake Pines, recorded in Deed Book 1014, at Page 164; and
WHEREAS, said easement on the resubdivision of the above
plat now is situated across Lot B so that it makes it impossible for
William T. Games, Jr. and Mary Doris Games to erect a proposed
structure.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA:
That the Council of the City of Virginia Beach hereby re-
leases to William T. Games, Jr. and Marv Doris Games the ten foot
easement dedicated to the City between Lots 3 and 4 as shown on the
plat entitied "Subdivi,;ion Parcel "D" Subdivision No. 3 Baylake Pines"
recorded in Deed Book 1014, at Page 164.
On motion by Mr. Fer)-ell, st,co?idc,,l by Mr. T(,b(iiilL, and by toianimous i,ote, City
Council approved the folloit7ing Ordina cc: I
ORDINANCE NO.
Tell
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 27-4
PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD OF THE VIRGINIA
BEACH CITY CODE WITH RESPECT TO THE
DESIGNATION OF THE CHAIRMAN THEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH,
VIRGINIA:
That Section 27-4, Virginia Beach City Code is hereby amended
and reordained as follows:
"There shall be a public library board which shall consist of
not less than seven nor more than eleven members. The members of the
board shall be appointed by the council for terms of three years, ex-
cept that initial appointments shall be made for such lesser terms as
will provide staggered expirations thereof. The board shall select
from its membership a chairman and vice-chairman."
on motion by Mr. Payne, seconded by Mr. Si--Ons, and by unanimous Vote, CitY
Council approved the folloivi?lg Resol tion:
The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Virginia Beach
was held in the Council Chamber of the City of Virginia Beach, on
Monday, April 14, 1969, at 2:00 p. m.
On motion by Mr. Paiwe, and seconded by Mr. Sitn@ions,
the following resolution was adopted:
R E S 0 L U T I 0 N
,56 WHEREAS, on February 24, 1969, Council disapproved the closing,
vacating and discontinuing of a portion of a certain street known
as Foundry Lane; and
WHEREAS, the closing of said street was disapproved because
of a misunderstanding of that portion of said street to be closed as
shown on the plat thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY TIIE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
VIRGINIA BEACH:
That, due to a misunderstanding in closing, vacating and
discontinuing that portion of a certain street known as Foundry Lane,
it is requested that the viewers agaiii view said street, and report
in writing to this Colincil on or before April 28, 1969.
Mr. Rig(iiito appe(7;,@'(1 1)(,fol,e C()itncilfo;- M;-. Vathaiiiel J. Coll@l co c
FOPA Police Retirc,?;I(Izt-Plan. 71 Cini)i,l "(@/,@z
Mrs. Natlianiel Boilc;-, Presidcizt of tlic L(telit,s Azixilia),y, appeared bcfor(, c, i,l
sPeakingfor the wives of Policenien, to c sid(,r and approve the plan.
Mr. Riganto asked that the pl begivenprcliminaryapproval. Themalle;-i@(!,
,tiS* q referred to the City M(in@,-er, A,,tr. Scott, to find out the cost and bring it b(,(@',
Council al the April 28, 1969 @@l@@cting. I
Mr. Etheridge appeai-ed b@fore Council pre enting the following Resoluti(Wi.
On motion by Mr. iteiiiiyst, seconded bv Mr. Tebault, and by unanirnous cilv
Council approved the following Resolution.,
P-, U'IIEIL'EIS:
Bac,l,, iis
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J-O;-
T4'IIEI?E.4S:
The Cott)i(-il of Cil@, 0 P@ca(,,, is of I,'IC opi,,iio;!
that l,ic lest, olf ai;-I)Oals it-ill f;-i@hlc,)i ilic folt.1 f;.Oi;z
iVOTV, TIIEREFC@P,
E, EE IT RESOLI'ED Ifi,,zt Tize Colt;lciZ )i
Citi) of 13ecich ;s OPPoscd 10 tile lise of ai;-boals O;z Ecic/@?
betit!eeii t,ze claies of Seple;;zbc;- i5 (iii@i 4p;.il 1, a;id I)e it fit;-thc;,
RESOLVED, ti-I a COP@' of tl,,is Resolittio;i be fo it'a@-ded to
Fish aizd Gai;ie Coi;z);Iis.siojz of t,,Ie Co@,I);20;@,iL@ealtli of Vi;,,@;iia a;,,(l
respectfiilll' reqitest tl2(ZI
bo,-I-@. to @)iai)zlai;z its ;'egztlatio,,z p),oliibill:lz,l
tlie itse of ai)-boats o;z Beicle Ea-v beti@cee)l Septe);il)er 15 aild AP"il I
the sitccee,,Iiiz,, @@eai,.
On iizotion by M". Marsliall, seconde(i b@, M;-. Bo7zney, and by imcmimoits I,,ot@
Council appyot)ed the Yeqli(,st oj'tht! So lllea,@le;@z Vi,;-ginia I?(@,qioncil PI(iiiiiin,@
io appoint a @iienibe;, to iii(, T?cgioli(IlAdiliso),I, Co@iiniitlc@c o)z Solid Wasle
Mr. R. E. Do),ey toas cit)l)oiizi(,d to fill //ic I)osilioll. I
On motion by Aly. McCoi)i bs, seco@id(,d bv M;-. Bo),iizey, and by ioiaiii;noit,@ i,ol,
Co cil app;,oz,,cd the folloit,i,@)ig ;-eqztcsts of llio Vii-giizia R(,gi(ni(il il@'
Coi@i)izission:
a. Approvc tlic con(@(,I)l (@f Ti-affic Opt,;-(Ili(,9'1,S Pyog;@al7i to Il)lprot)e C(il)(I(//),
aizd,Sa ty (TOPICS)
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b. To elesi,,piat(, SVI?PC (is rtgicnial coo)@(ii;l(iil,'Ilg- age)zl for the TOPICS l')
c. Agree to finmi(,(, Ili(, R(,,,,ioiial TOPICS P)-og;-(I?'Il if)illi the 15@(, lo(-al
pro oii (i pi,), ba,,,I's all,(l 1)(Il'(Ibl( lli(, regio@1(il
(ig(,,il(,y Oil P)-oj(,(.i ('Ol)ll)l('Iio)i.
@3 Oil @@iolioll bv Af),. M(,Co;)Il)s, bv Al;-. (iii(i b , itil(illit;lole,,
COI?)I(-il Ill(' $ , O,'@_, l)-ol)l (I"'(1il(lb
rcN Ott i)iotioii by M). Fe;,)-ell, -(,coizde(@? b@, Al)-. @l( Co@iibs, a)id 1)@, iiiimzit)lotls ?)ot(,, Cit@,
r@ip Cotaicil approt@ed Ilie oi $187 f)-oiii A(-(-oiail 299 to A(-(@oiail 801 foi- thc, pi4i@clitisc
of a neiv typewritei- i@z tile Qlficc of t)le City Clei'l@.
On motion by Mr. McConibs, secondcd by Mr. Boit)zcy, and by unanimous vote, City
Council approved the ),equest of the Deparimt,,izt of Pitblic Utilities to transfcr $400. 00
from Accoiint 601 to Account 801 for tlie purcliase of (-ertain lypiizg tables andfili)lg
cabinets.
On motion by Mr. Payne, sec ded by Mr.'Marshall, and bv animous vole@ City
Council approved the request of the Virgiiiia Electric and Power Company for an
easement of right of way fo'i, taide@-g@-ound sep-i)ic(,, to tlie new pumping station on Rosemant
Road Ex@ded, as shouw on VEPCO Plat No. RIW 27297.
On motion by Mr. Bunney, seconded by Mr. Ma@@shall, (md by mianimous vote, City
Council approved the reque@t of the Tliali Voltinteer Fire Dcpartment and Davis Corner
Fire Department to purchase nc,w pumpers. Tht, Tlialia Voliazteer Fire Depa t ent
will receive a loan of $33,968for- Lht@, purclias(, olf a new pumper. Tlie Davis Corner
Fire Department will receive a loan of $33,968fo - tlie purchase of a new p mper.
The pumpers will be the st dard w[lite in color.
i.c@ On motion by Mr. Payne, sec(nided by Mr. tV7iiieh rst, and by unanimous vote, City
56-8Councilapprovedthefollowingappli(,ationforhoust@ ol)ing:
12. A. W. McClanan requests per-.iission to mc)ve a one story
frame residence 3OIX40' froin 2416 virginia Beach Boul,-vard,
Lynnhaven Borough, to parce.L on Sandb@-idge Road, mccianan property,
Princess Anne 13orough. Est:Lmated value after move and renovations,
$11,500.
On motion by Mr. Payne, seconded by Mr. Teboult, aizd by unanimous vote, City Council
approved the following applic tion for house niot@ing:
f.rcH 13. Expert Moving and Shoring requests permission to move a
One story frame residence 32lx7O' from Courthouse Drive (School
Board office building), Princess Anne BorouQh, to Lot 3, subdivision
of matyiko prop6rty, North Landing Road, Pri.ncess Anne Borough.
Estimated value after move zind renovations, $12,500.
On motion by Mr. Marshall, second(?d by Mr. McCo bs, and b@, unanimous vote, City
Council approved I e following conlyacts, subj(,cl lo app ro?)al by HUD:
a) Water System Improvements Contract No. 7, Chicaclo
Bridge and Iron Company low bidder, $536,919
b) Water System Improvemen'@s Contract No. 8, Carter-
Bell Corporation low bidder, $163,830
c. Water System improve.-,lents Contract No. 10, A. G.
Pinkston company low bidder, $419,644.50
d) Water Systen lmdrovements Contract No. 11, A. G.
Pinkston Company low bidder, $191,896.
On @notion by Mr. Marstiall, secondi.,d by Mr. Ferrell, and by animous vote, City
L Council app),ot)ed the low bi(I of C(i)-ler Bell jo;@ $31, 595 for the Nortli Great Neck Road
seweyfoi-ce niai
On i)ioli(n7 by My. Bon)z(,y, seconded by MY. Mai,.,,Izall, (;id bv imanimoi4s vote, City
Coinicil (tppyoi)ed lli(,.follolvi)l',' ),esollilio)is ),(-qtt(,,slitzg /It(, Cily of Norfolk to ni(ike
cotin(,clioiz,1/2 a)td to .1-tt)'Iiisli (i I)).ol)os(,(l svsl(,ni, local(,(l al Baycl@ff
i),i tlic Citv oy- Virgi)iia B('(ICII,, Al)(i;-I@il(-Ilts (iii(i Towiiliouscs, henipsilille
Boroiigli, and an iiiiii@ip i,oi,(,d p @,opc, rty aloiig I?oad.
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Westminster Lane 8" 3
6" 1, 350
Wolfsnare Road 8,1 3, 460 4
Ulmamed Street B 6" 6 50 0
TJnnamed Street C 8 1 ,171 0
Unnamed Street G 6 896 1
411 550
All a@escribed and shown on plans ent;tlcd REGENCY AT HILLTOP
WATER @ND SA@NITAPY SFWER PLANS as prepared by Talbot and Associates,
Consulting Engineers, dated January 21, 1969
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clar*ndon court 4* 155
@h* Court 40 los
Cornwallis Drive 4- 30
60 525
Monteford Court 4- 120
moutcliff Court 40 115
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Hontcliff Lone 75 1
60 165
Cartvell DriV* 6* 745 1
Wblon Drive 6- 1305 1
Lear Laas 6. 340 1
Doggs Avenuo se $84 1
Socond Street 6. 1116
bite Geometrics Plan -
Thalio Gardens Ap*rtments and T@ouses
dated March, 1969
A RESOI,IITION I-IFF Cil'Y OF NORFOLK
Te P, TO A (@ON[@ll--(-,-i-ION @\'Il@-D [-O FUPNISTI WATER
THROtJ(;If A I'-ROI'OSFD @VAI'I;I-R -S@'STF%t. LOCATED
ATI',A)'(@l'IFF IN '[]!F,-,Cf,ly()I-'-Vll@GINIABEACIT,
FU R[ I I 1-@ I " 1) PIS (@ I @ I B F@ i) B I,- 1,0',"'
WHEREAS, it is I)roposc!d by th(,@ (-,Itv of Virginia Beach, Virginia, at
the rec[tiest of the Baycliff Dc@velol)ment (@orporation to extend proposed
water tilains in acc,) rclaiice with thC eNi stiiig contract between the City of
Virginia Beacli aii,i tli,, (,@ity of Nni-foll@, into Scction Ill of Baycliff in the
strcets listed as f,) I I ONV s:
No. of
Name of Street Siz,@ of Pi@ Linear Feet Hydrants
Bay Point Drivc 8" 1045 1
Eclio Cove 4" 46 3
6" 390 1
Windwood Lane 4" 480
61, 192 I
Windwood Court 4" 100
Baycliff Lane 4" 325
All as dcscribe(I anci sliown on plans ciitill,d BAYCLIFF, SECTION III,
WATER AND SA,'qll'AI3 Y ST-Vil--Il PLANS a.@ prcpared b)r Talbot and
Aqsociatcs, r,-Ti,iiieers, Virginia Boach, Virgiria.
NOW, THERI@-,FORE, BF. IT RESOI,VFD, that the City of Norfolk,
Virginia, hereby is, req@ic,@t('-d to mal@e a connection of the proposed water
mains witli thc,- presenl@ mains of 1/2ai(l City at the said designation, and upon
conipletioii of the in@iallation of tli,@ proposc,,] rnains, to stipply water to
consum(!rs i-esidin,,, ill I)eing onpr,@gsly tinderstoo(i and agreed that
the stipl)lyiiig of saici %@,af:(@r I)y ihe City of inoriolk shall be Ipon and subject
to the follo@,iiig tici-iii,; ai)cl con@litions-
1. That@ the @ai(I watet mains sliall b(@ installel in accordance witli
the specifications of t:lic sail Cit@v of Noi-foll@ ati(I to tlie satisfaction of tlie
Di rectoi- of Pul)lic @Vot-l@s )f saicl City, at n,) ost to th(2 City of Norfoll<.
2. That thc watei- so gtippiic(l tlii-c,,ipli sai.cl rnains to consumers
shall I)c at the sanic iiow, or 11(@reaftet , (hargeci I)y thE@ City of Norfolk
to colisui-ners beyon(i tlic Iiiiiitg of saici (:it% ,iriiilarly sititated.
3. That all orcliiiLncus of th(,, City of Norf(,Ik aiid all rules and
regtilatioiis of tlie of @1/2'alcr Still)ly ,f saici City, now or liercafter
aciopt(,(l aiicl pitt intc) (@ffect, t,@ tlie ft"'llisliiiig of witer sliall apply
to tlic stipl)lying oF \@atoj, tliro@i't@li fli,- sai(I illains.
4. That tlic -@ai(I (-,ity c)f N,)t-foll, sl,all be utidei- no obligation to
fill-iiisli liiol-(@ watei, t,liaii it, li.@lt@il)iit@ion a.@ now laid, witli tlie,
prc's,,iii,e cari-i(@l, will (teliv(,I- iiito @ai(i an(i if, tlie said stlpl)lyin C-'f
wat(@t@ sliall i)ot 1)(@ ii) @,(,c@oi-,Iarice, Nvitli tli,, erv@ce, the said City
of N@)i-folk slilil tiol: 1),@ iri @,ty vay.
5. That in vtt, 1, to aloiig tlie said proposecl
niaiti@, tlic City 'ir @,@llpl)]v tl)(, @aii,e otily fi-oni it.,; st,,-pills stipply,
anci Iliil iTi no e,z(@iit 1),@ a,ly on tlic 1),irt of saicl City to
s@tl)l)ly to Ill\@ @lloll" ill,, ,i(,(i ii),iiiis; at aiiy linic @vli,,n,
of ll,,@ (,f tl,,, @li(i of tlie 1/2aicl City
]lot "kil)l)lv !ol. -I)orale lir,iit.9, or \vlic,a(,v(@r
llle stil)l)lyiiig c)f @\at,@, II)all of tlic (Iiity of
sai(I (-,it,v t,, s@ildl)ly l') it, ,\Nll
-T'lial @ill(i tli,- itisi@illitio,i of tle vtter IT)aiils and
\\,Iic@y !,,,( til,, ')J il,@@ (@itv )f Vir@,iiii;), li,!@icli. @Flic
C@ily ol Vit-,@iiiia 1, tli,@ t-iulit to list, stt(,]l
111a;ll@, ztii,l f,@i- II,, )tI \@, , 1. ',ii til(.r lc) tllc- (@ii@ @'i-
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7. That for any fire liydrant installecl at the r(@quest of the City of
Virginia Beach, a reiital payn-icnt of On(, fltttirlrcd Dollars ($100. 00) a year
for each hycir@nt shall I)c paid t,-) the Citv oi N,@i-folk.
ADOP'XF,D,BY TIIF- CC)UN o (,ity of Virgini@ @each, V@rginia
thi s day 6f
on motion by Mr. Bonney, seconded by Mr. Marshall, and by unanimous vote, City
Council approved tlie prescnt surfing regulations remain in effect with the following
exceptions:
're m 1. That tlie surfing hours at thc north
encl of thc be@,ch (2,onc D) be changed
from "I)cfoi:c 10:00 A.t,!. 21nd after
6:00 P.@l." tO "bc@.1c)ro 11:00 A.I,I. and
after (5:00 P.!'@. throug','l
Friday, an6 be-@ore 10:00 A.@l. an(2
after 6:00 P.,@.I. on Saturday, Sun@ay
and ho@Lid@,%,s".
2. That siarfing 'De all dEy
after 15th.
3. That that aroa of Croatan @each
lying south o" Acua Drive and north
of the Ca-lo Pendlc.-@on line (aoproxi-
mately 1,000 .@ect) be esta'@l.i-s@ned as
a full time sur-@4-ncj a@-ca, and that
the city ta-e i7@,e6iate stez)s to
clear and i.Tll,,-)rove a pp-rking area on
city o,,,ned proD@-@rt@.,, oarallel to and
adjacent to tlie Ca.,@ID Perdleton
fence. This croatan Beach area can
be established @@or a one year trial
basis and shcul@ be reviev,-ed at the
end of this surfina, season.
Mr. Mayshall, Councilmaii, ni(,iitioneditial,,,omeofthepeoplehadachangeofhearto2i
the Regional Airpoyt Con(-(,pt (ziid lliot llieye i,,, (i po@sibility ltial the R(,gional Airport
could be establistied so)@7(,14)ilc)-(, outsid(, thc Cit of ivorfolk. My. Marsliall stated th(it
he was woizderiizg if ii)e stiviild l(ikc, a look (it it (i)id if we coitld come uP u)ilil som(!Iiling.
Mr. Cromwcll nienlioized the possibility Qf a R(,,,;oltttion cre(iting excenipt@s to aid
reti;-ed people oi J-ixed i@t(-ot)ies Y(,g(i diiig Y(,'(Il t St(ll(' l(ixt,s to off(,r to the State aild
delegat(!s, aizd s(,iiators al lli(,ir nex@@ i;i I@i(,Iii;totid.
On motion by Mr. @arshall, seconded by Mr. McCombs, the meeting was adjourned.
Richard J. Webbon Frank A. Dusch
City Clerk Mayor