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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNOVEMBER 24, 1969 MINUTES 01,' I'HE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIR, OF T]YE CITY OF VIRGII,7.[A BEACII, I'IFCINIA- November 24, 1969 The reguzar meeting o.@ t@e CounciZ o,f the City of T7,-rginia Beczch, 17irginia was hezd @In the CounciZ Charbers, in the Ad,,qinistration BuiZdina, in the Borough of Pr,*ncess An@ze, on lionday, November 24, 1969, at 10:00 o'czock a.m. CounciZmen ppesent: 1@ayor Frank A. @usch, Vice I.!ayor Pobert B. Cronpoezll, Jr., Albe2@t L. Bonney, Sr., D. l@lurray @!aZbon, John W. I,!cCombs, J. Curtis Payne, Farz t,!. Tebauz-1, ar4d Kenneth N. P/hitehurst. CozinciZmen absent: Lawrence E. !.!arshazz and G. Dewey Simons, Jr. The invocation was given by Reverend Kenneth R. Carbaugh of the BayZake Pines Lutheran Church. On motion by Mr. FerreZZ, secorzded by Mr. @IcConibs, and by recorded vote as foZZows: Ayes: Ma2or Frank A. Dusch, Vice AIayor Robert B. Cro@eZZ, Jr., Azbert L. Bonney, '7r., D. Murray MaZbon, John W. McCombs, J. Curtis Payne, EarZ 1,1. TebauZt, and Ken@,et,'l N. Whitehurst. Absent: Lawrence E. AlarshaZZ and G. Dewey Siumons, Jr. City CounciZ approved the Alinutes of the meeting of November 10, 1969, ard t"le read-,'rg of said Min@ttes dispensed with, irasmuch as each CounciZman had a copy of safd before him. 07i m@tion by @ir. Bonney, seconded L,y Mr. t,,aZbon, and by recorded v@,te as j@ozzows: 10,11 Ayes: 14ayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice l@ayor Pobert B. Crow2eZZ, Jr., Al@bert L. Bonney, Sr., D. Plurray P4aZbon, John W. YjcCorrbs, J. CLtrtis Payne, FarZ 14. TebauZt, and F-ey,,roth PI. P/hitehurst. Absent: Lcmrence E. l@arshaZZ and C. Dewey Simffons, Jr. City Cou@iZ approved the foZZowing on second reading: 1. Appropriation of @3,1?4.12 for the reorganization of the Soutlzeaste2@ Vi2@ginia Planning Dis-Irict Co=,ission's staff. 2. Appropriation of @1500.00 for the paymer@t of services of ?r. JC2?,es @-arrett, ii2 the case of Patrick L. Standing, PZanning Director, vs. Zoning Board ol@ Appeals. TEAI # llr. Jam,?s PickreZZ appeared before City Co&6nr@iZ on behazf of the foZZowing appzication. 1042 He showed a pzat of the proposed service sta'lion and stated -,hat se7,,eraZ p@,ople frorr, the Businessmen's Association were p,,e-@ent i7,. favor of the ai)oZicatio@. and --hey felt that this wouzd be a good transaction for the C,,ty tl,lr. (,arZ z@L,,,Lton appe,7,red on behazf of t@ze Ba@,4c@ide 23us@nes;3 As,@ocio,- tion in aupport cf @7he proposed.shoppirg cen@er "o be ac7iacent to 'he sey@vi,?e s,;cztio?z. i After con,,71&derabZe dise@ussion betw@,en !,,r. Layton, @!r. PicTre7,7, anC,, ViCe. 'Ilayor Crorlb,C?ZZ, as to the need of tize service station, on motion by !'r. Cro@,@,ezz, by 1@,'r. Vzitchi@rst, a@id @)y recorded vote ao foZZow,,3: ,lye--: Vice I,!ayoi, Robc@@,t B. Cro@t7b)ell, Jr., D. Ilurray l,aZbon, Far7l 71. 9ebai@Zt, Fenric,,th !I. V(zite,,7t rot, and I.,'(zyor FY@,:Z?@k A. Dus(--71. Navs: Albert L. l@c)iiney, Sr., (predicated on the building of tlle proposed shoppin', center), Gec)rge R. Ferrell (predicated on the building of the proposed shopping ceiiter), John W. McCombs, J. Curtis Payne, (predicated on the building of the proposed shopping center). Absent: Lawrence E. Marshall and G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. City Council denied the following application for change of zoning and a use ermit. Application of Shell Oil Company for James M. Pickrell, Attorney, for a hange of zoning from Limited Commercial District 3 (C-L 3) to General Commercial District 2 (C-G 2) and a Use Prmit to construct a gasoline supply station on certain property located on the South side of Independence Berulevard beginning at a point 650 feet East of Bradford Road, ruilning a distance of 195 feet along the South side of Independence Boulevard, running a distance of 141 feet along the Eastern property line, running a distance of 169 feet along the Southern property line, running a distance of 165 feet along the Western pr.operty line. (Robbins Corner Area). BAYSIDE BOROUGH. The Planning Commission recommends approval of this request subject to City water and sewer and the requirements of the Site Plan Ordinance. TEM 1043 Mr. Patrick L. Standing, Planning Director, presented the following application for a Future Land Use Plan. Mr. Author Winder, Vice President of Nqrth Virginia Beach Improvement League, appeared in op@osition to any change of zoning and the con- venience center proposed. The League took a poll in North Virginia Beach to find if the people there wanted this convenience center. Completion of the poll showed that a total of 903 people cast votes, 874 voted against and 29 voted in favor. James V. Batchelor, Director of South Rudee Shores Civic League presented a petition signed by 78 residents of the South Rudee Shores area opposing the shopping center proposed to be located in Rudee Heights. Wilson haplain appeared representing the Chaplain hotels, three of which are on Atlantic Avenue. He is in opposition to making Atlantl'C Avenue a one-way street and the closure of the streets adjacent to his property to erect restrooms. Councilman J. Curti Payne stated that he is not particuiarly in favor of the one-way proposal, but that he realizes there needs to be som@ solution to the traffic problem. Charles Burlage appeared suggesting the elimination of parking meters and suggested that Council considered metered parking for the summer on a large tract of unused land. C. C. Carpenter representing the Carpenter Construction Company, co-owners of a tract of land at the south end of the Beach, and Mr. Harrv Pincus, Attorney, appeared in opposition to the proposed schoo it., b@l@g identified as such on the Land Use and.City Maps. On motion by Mr. McCombs, seconded by Mr. Malbon and by recorded vote as follows: Ayes: Mayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice Mayor Robert B. Cromwell, Jr., Albert L. Bonney, Sr., D. Murray Malbon, John W. McCombs, J. Curtis Payne, Earl M. Tebault, and Kenneth N. Whitehurst. Absent: Lawrence E. Marsball and G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. City Council adopted the Future Land Use Plan subject to the following exceptions: t 11 L ii (@ N , 1- L ii @' i Ii 11 i @ I Bc,@)cli @irc@@i b. ttie @)ne-way Lr@iffiC SySLeM for Atlzintic Iiid P-icific Avenu S' :2. Inclusicn of the following instruction: Director of Planning is to meet with the owners of the Stark Farm site to explore the possibilities of designating an alternate elementary school site witbin the same general area. CounciLman D. @,@urray A,,aZbon roquosted Ifr. Patr@ck Standing, PZar,@ing Director, to confer dent., _of t,ie Rude-e, fleiglzts, Croatan area regard,@ng ap@, Uqe and in the subject area. Applicc--tion of the City of Vir,,iial.zL I'Deacli Planning Con-imission fora Fi,iture ITse Plan on certain j-,Yoporty botincled on the Djoztl, by Yo:c'@ Story, on tlic West by Broacl 3.@ay, Linkliorn Bay, Great Necl@ Creek and Oc@eina P.,oulevard, on th-- Sotith by Can-lp Pcna'lcton aT)d on the East by tlie Atlaritic Ocean. VIRGINIA AND LYNN- HAVI"14 BOROUG14S. Tbo Plannilio Comi-ni@sion recom,.-ronds approval of the, Future Land Us(,, Plan for the Vir-inia Beach llorough Area. The Pl-'In w@is formu- lated after mony rneetings %@,ith repi-esei:itatives of tlie bill-,inevs com- munity, civic leagues and public rpectin@s in the Virginia Beach Junior I-ligh SclioQl in an effort to fully iiiforin tlie citizcns ancl enable tlem to participate in thc platinin- proces.,..,. Tliis Land Use Plan woiilci bci a guido for (-Icci@4iongi o.'l fiiti-ti-e applications for rezoi-iing ii-i the ar--a. -nuor 1'ra?zk A. Dusch deczared a ten minute recess at 11:50 a.m. CounciZ reassembzed at 12:00 p.m. a@@d CounciZman r@rence E. !4ars7zaZZ was then present for the duration of the mee@@ing. On motion by Mr. @!cCop7bs, seooi2ded by @ir. Tebauzt, and by recorded vote as folzows: 1044 Ayes: i'Jayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice @!ayor Robert B. CromweZZ, Jr., AZbert r,. Bonney, Sr., D. Murray l4aZbon, Lmorence E. IlarshaZZ, John W. I!cCombs, J. Curtis Payne, EarZ @l. TebauZt, and Kenneth N. T-@zite@,urst. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. City C(,unciZ adod,.ed th,- foZZob@ing Leso-7@U@011, amending ,7ection 3.0@ of the Charter re7a-- tive to terms o@ office of CozLnciZ members. The reaular meetiriq of ttic Council of the City of Virginia Be-,ch, Virgi.nia, was held in the Council Chan.-@r of the Au'niinis- 7f Virginia Betch on 1-ionday, trati.on Bilil-ding of tlie City November 24, 1969, at 10:00 0 clock a.m. On motion by Yir. McCombs and seconded by lir. TebauZt the follo@,,,ing resoltition was unanimously adopted: R E S 0 L U T I 0 N @THEREAS, the Charter of the City of Virginia Beach provides for the election and terms of counciltnen and for their compensation for servicc as such; and WIIEREAS, in tli@- opinion of the Council, the orderly conduct of the affairs of the Ci,ty reqtiires that the terins of the council raembers not ex,pire at the sair,@ titjic; and WHEREAS, in tlie opi,i:iioii of tlic,- Council, the conipensation pi,-e,sentl.y aii'l-@riorized i-s not adc,.quate t:o cover the out of pocket expenses incident "o t,-.he I)erforciiai-ice of dtity as nieiiiber-@ of Col-incil,. NOI@! BE IT RESOT,..VED FY THI-I COIJIICIL OT., TIIE CITY OF VIRGINIA BY-,ACII, Vlr,01111A: 1 That, Secti.on 3.02 of the Charter of the City of Virginia Beach, Virgirlia, be amended 1)y the Gerieral Asseiiibly of Virgini- to read as foll.ows: lisection 3.02 On the second Tuesday in June in 1970, there shall be a general election at which the qualified voters of the City shall elect four council-men running from the boroughs of their residence and two councilmen running at large for terins of four years, and three councilmen running from the boroughs of their residence and two running at large for terms of ti..,o years. Th@eafter, all couiicilmen shall be elected for terms of four years. The term of office for each councilm-an shall commence on the first day of September next follotiing the date of ele--tion and shall continue until his successor has been duly elected and qualified. Of th-- councilmen ruiining at large in June of 1970, the two receivinc., the largest nuiiibc@r of votes shall serve for a term of four years, a,ld of ttie councilmen running from the borough of their residence the four receiving the largest number of votes shall be elected for a term of foiir years. T@e five council.men elected by a lesser nv--,nber of votes shall. be elected for terms of two years. Thereafter, there shall. be a general election on the second TLiesday in June for the selection of councilmen to replace those whose terms expire at the end of August of that year. The term of office for each councilm@an shall courqence on thc first day of September next follow- ing tlie date of election and shall continue until his suc- cessor hzis been duly elected and qualified. Each candidate shall state, at tiie tiine of fl.ling, whc@ther he is running at large or from tlie borough of his residence. Candidates for Couil--.'Ll under tlic provi.siorls of this Charter stiall be 'nor@iinated only by petition in the manner prescribed by general. law." 2. That, Section 3.04 of tl-ie Chartcr of the City of Vi.rg.'Lni.-I Virgi.nl.a, bc ani--nded by tlie Ceneral Assembl@, of Virginia to read as foll@ows: "Section 3.04. Councilmen shall receive as compensation for their services such amounts as ttie Council may detelilline, not to exceed four hundred dol.lars per month for councilmen Ind five hundred dollars per month for the mayor. No merv-ber of the Council shall, be appointed to any office of profit uncler the City government during the term for iqhich elected and for one year thereafter." 3. That, Section 3.07 of the Charter of the city of Virginia Beach, Virginia, be amended by the General Assembly of Virgi-nia to read as follows: "Section 3.07. At the first regular meeting of the Council in September following a general election of councilmen, the Council shall choose by majority vote of all the members thereof one of its members to be mayor and one to be vice-mayor. The mayor shall preside over the meetings of the Council, shall act as head of the City government for ceremonial purposes and shall have sucti other rights and duties as the Council may prescribe, in addition to all the rights and privileges of councilmen of the City. The vice-mayor shall. perform the duties of mayor in the absence or disability of the mayor." 4. That, a public hearing on the proposed Charter amendments shall be held in the Council Chamber of the City of Virginia Beach, Virginia, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., on December 15, 1969, pursuant to Section 15.1-912 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as ainended. The Clerk shall cause noti.ce of such public hearing to be given in the manner required by said Section 15.1-912. od5 # On motion by tir. @'erreZZ, secon@,ed by Bonney, and by reoordeg. vote. as COZZOL,)O: Ayes: I,,Iayor 1rank A. Dusch, Vie,? @,ayor Robert B. Cropp)@,ZZ, Jr., AZbert L. Bonney, 7r., D. @124rroy @!aZbo-n, L re@ic?e F. il!a2,sh,-ZZ, John T,!. @,!cCon.,@is, @T. Curtis Payne, FarZ @'. Irebaultl and kenne@h N. ffizitehurst. Absent: G. Dewey Si@,,m,)ns, Tr. City COU@ZC'IZ OPF,2'0-t)ed tlze folzob)ing appzicatio@is for tczx rc,,fu?zds, a to@@az of @1,540.81. -,7 TO'. W., @tirry T. t4(3rshll I,, cit)/ A-Ltc)?-r)ey r- ltOt4,, Ifr, V, A, ftli(,.,rid ,, Trea,,tkrer 5 U@JECT,L Af-,pl,icat-ion fo-r Ta'x t@efiAnds.@ 'rhe foII 4-v,,; ()ig ippIIc.-iti o n-,- for T(@f ti rid of a're certi.flecl, foT P,3jnlont, 45 5et fortb bea,owi Exoner,3tcd Dzite f48 (A e Nulylb(-,r@ t i o tjc)., Pa I cl P,.i 5 c Pen@ilty I o t cr e s;t, Total 3 .3 3 7 C, 7'0 2 -7e /9@ '7, 71 /.2 17 3 3 S, Above applications f6r refu-xid of t as approved. D-e: November 24, 1969 -ty Attorney or Ll @Alkl p : i DFF'CE NOV 25 1969 E3Y_@- ..... . ............ NSWERED ........ . ..... FILED Or- LAW 7'h fc)lZol,)ing str c?l, z,7c,,rc, @,rf@,r2,pc7 I)ec(,,nl!)C,,r be,t@@,)ec,,n C'eda,, Poi@,l, (rintcz r,(,, @l"(2 2,c ,?On(-Z@,tionc Z(Z'iV(@ to the o@rl,a' 7i of a@i existin(i b)a, a 7 ti,@e street r?7(,, r,audc,,Y,daZo fo2,t7i(,rZy 1 of @2 motion by Air. Fc2@i@eZZ, sce-o@idecl by A!r. Payne, an(i by rc!cor(7c(l 7)ot,@e a,3 fozzob,)@,: 10 6 Ayes: Ilayo2@ f-r,,,@ik A. Vice @!(.zyor I?obert B. C2ori7,,,,(@77,, Jr., A7,bort T,. Po?@ D. 11@i?,ray kfazbon, LaL'r@ioc Ilayell(TIZ, '70h rv. P@toCorbo, T. Cz?rti@@ Pay@?c, Far 1,1. TPI)GztZl,, and N. Abs@it: G. Dewey Simino7zo,, Tr. City Council approvcd the stre@?t CZOOU2'e Of a T)ort@ioit of 14t72 Strcet, pzat of F,,a@,t Norfc)Zk. tir. Nere E. Da,@, A'tc)rney, appoared representir.,q faniiziep residi@ig i@z tlie area of t',Ze 16 foZZow-,*ng street czosure. Ile stated the ozosz@ z,@ouzd arfect t7zese far,,?iZies b@ho use, the road apd czso pubzic,, service-. on 7tiotio@i by I,.r. I.-'aZbon, seconded by ?.-'r. !.IcComZ)s, and by recorded vote as fozzozos: Ayes: I-layor Frank A. Dusch, Vice !,Iayor Robert 13. Cron,,weZZ, @Tr., Albeyt r@. Bonyzey, D. '@urray I,!aZbon, L @)ren(-,e E. A!arsh,7,ZZ, John W. @!cCo,@s, 7. Curtis Payne, Far@6 ,,I. 7ebauzt, and Kenneth ,v. r,12ite'nirst. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. City CounciZ denied the stroet czosztre tiatter of South Bay Shore Drive. On motion by Ilp. Bonney, seconded by 1@r. 1@!cCombs, and by recorc.7ed vote as foZZows: 1048 Ayes: Mayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice llayor Robert B. CromveZZ, Jr., AZbert L. Bonney, Sr., D. Ilz,,rray ?@aZbon, Lawr,?noe E. 14arsh(YZZ, io7in TI. @@eCombs, J. Curtis Payne, Farz @i. Tebc-?,.Zt, and Kenneth N. Whitehurst. Absent: G. Dewey Si77imons, Jr. City CcunciZ approved the executio@z of a Dee@, cC Fas@ment in favor or the United States Navy fop the rezooation of a raizroad track near Sheltori Pcrk SchooZ. On motion by P!r. @,larshaZZ, secondoe,, by li'r. @'er2,,@Z7., ana@ by recorded vote as foZIoz,)s: Ayes: Ilayor Fra@.k '. T)u@@ch, ilice vayor Robert B. Cron)eZZ, Jr., Albert L. Bonney, Sr., D. llurray IloZbon, Lo-dr nce E. ,'@arohaZZ, John Pi. @@cCombs, T. Curtis Payne, T,'arZ M. Tebc,,z,,Zt, and Kenneth N. Whitehur,@t. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Tr. City CounciZ approved the appropriation of @130,000 as a loan from the General, Fund to the SchooZ Board CapitaZ T7nprovement Fun(,Is to be paid back at a Zater date. The monelu WiZZ be used for the foZZowing: $50,000 for acquisition oi a@z ezementary schooz site in Gree Run. 40,000 for preziriinary pzan@zing of a proposed secondc72,y se7@ooz in the Ba&side Borough. 27,0@00 for preZin@Inari, arch,"tecturaz pZany2irg ard engineering stz@dy for an eZemer,"ar@@ ,30hooZ in Tio2,th ilirg@,nia Beach. 12,500 for preZ@P,7,@n YT p7,,7,rr@irg of a proposed ezementary -Ohooz in Creen ,?Un. Alr- Lacz, Re,@o@ appeared I)r-,j@2,e Ci,-,@ Co? nc!iz ard 2,equcstecZ ar. extenp,@@'or, for z@se @ 32,,T@t. Mr. l,d2,iin YeL@am, Attorn,@@, LIGs tD arpecr to discz,,ss thL matter, but wa;3 una?)aiZa,@,7@. ,'4r. Lawrence E. P,.Iczr,@ha.7,Z 6z@ggest d t@at t@@2c motter be (7oferred unt@,Z ,)e,?epiber I at t7le, infopmaZ mceting wh rz @-r. veZ,7c@ cov.Zd be pre,,3,,-@4t. L-@r@cz/ Ric@,c2,d.-on and !,,r. @,ar7. PauZ arpeared beforr- City CounciZ 2,--q esti?',g i edi,,@te n Z openinq. ey sz@ggested that a gro?@p be o ga action q@ar7@n, @2c @h 2' to study tlie sit@, tion. I!r. stated that the Fros,,,'on (on,7rission woo working on the ppobzem a@,d z,)g@ considcri@?,l i',Ir. Scott suggestec7 that the PiesoZut@.on requestiri@ the desig@iati@@@ of i3ome c, ','ederaZ, ,7tate or City, be ria,@e respo,@sibze -or keepina I the Rud-,c 1- 7,et C;z(z@ne@ cren be accep'led c4nd t,'2,.7.t ft@rt7@,-r dec,*sio 8 be o?i bear@ng f,-otn tli,,, F@,o,@io;z a@- to tbo, On n@otion h?,, I,!r. -eco@'@ded I)y @'?,. IfaZbo2i, a?,d 1)@ i,@ecor@ed ?@ote as foZZo?@)s: 050 Ayes: @layor 4. ic,,e 'Ia,,o,- 1?01,,7rt 13. Tr., AZbey,l 52"., J07in J. Cl@),tis e, P,,,,Zy,l 11. giel)(72@7,t, 72'. City Coui7oil tli,! f2" 7@l I?eS(?2'?) @ro,-, to the of J,'cven @c ',,, bud@ICL of '@, 0 0 for thr P2@rch(i,,4(,, of @,@z /@ a@Z(7 O@t motio@z I)Y 1@ir. Wliteliz@i,Lt, s@,co@zded by I!r. IcConii)e, and by rcoor@(,'d vote as folzozos: iocli Ayes: Alayor Fra@?k A. Du,-cli, Vice A!(zyor iol)ert B. Cr@oi?mcll, 7r., AZI)ert L. Bon@tey, Sy,., D. Alu2,ray ?!czZbc)?z, Law2@@ice, Ioh W. 7. C@rtis PoyYz(@, Pa2-Z and Ken@zet7z N. I,/hiteliurst. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. C@,ty Counc?il app2@O@@ed t'tzc apl@2,opriation of @5,000 fro@7i the City of Virginia Beac!h to the Tidewate2, Cormauyiity CoZZege Board o,C Trustees for t7ze 19@O eazendar year c p@7ses. 'T,'kl On motion by A!r. @@,7-Combs, seconded by I,!r. 9'(,,bauZt, and by recorde(7 vote as follob,,s: 1( Ayes: llayor Frank A. D ,3ch, Vice 1@ayor Robert l@. Cro@7,,JeZZ, Jr., Albert L. Bonney, Sr., D. l@lurray AfaZbon, L )rencfe F,. P.,ars7i@,ZZ, John W. qccombs, 7. Curtis P@jne, Farl 1". Tebauzt, and @'enneth iv. Aitehurst. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Jr. City CounciZ approved the tra@7sfer of @F500 fro@7? Peserve for Continge-ncies to the 1968 Series B Bond Fund for the construct@on of a radio tob)er at the Co@unications Center. On motioii by lir. ivazbon, seconded by !lr. VcCombs, and by recorded vote as foZZows: 1053 Ayes; Mayor Frank A. Dusch, Vice A!a,,or Robert B. Cro eZZ, Jr., AZbert L. Bonney, Sr., D. klurray MaZbon, Lamren,?e E. AlarshaZZ, John W. McCo?ribs, T. Curtis Paune, Earl ',!. TebauZt, and Kennet72 N. itehurst. Abse7?t: G. Dewey Simons, 7r. City CounciZ approved the folzowing: Virginia @4. ilawzey has r@?ade appzication to move a one stoiy frame residence 36' x 36' from 83rd Street, Lynihcven Bor@,tgh, to Lot 12,, 112 @9th Stroet, lyn?l',Zaven Boro?@gh. Eetimated vazue after P?ove anc@ renovations, @15,000. T,' O?-, ?,,otion by @!r. Vrzitehurst, secord,,d by @.1r. TebauZt, Gnd by recorged vote as fo7@Zoz S: Ayes: I,!ayor 1rank A. Dusch, Vice l@fayor -7?obert P. Crorric.,ZZ, Jr., Albert L. Bon eu, Sr., D. l,urray "@aZbon, ,,ab)rence L@. Ma2,shaTZ, john ri. @,ccombq, j. Cz,-rtis Po,,@??e, Farz @'. Tebauzt, and Keni7eth l@. itehur t. Absent: G. Dewey Simmons, Tr. City CounciZ approved the transf,,r of @8,000 to the Department of Parks and Pecreation CapitaZ OutZay fund for the instaZZation of @6 -- 1500-f@latt fixty-res at the Creeds EZementary SchooZ. The money is for two Zighted baZZ fiezd@@ in that area of the pity. On motion by @@r. I!arshaZZ, seconded by ]Vr. ',IcCo?nbs, the meetin.a ad,@oz,,rned. Richard J. lle@@i, City CLerk llayor Frank A. Dusch City of Virgi7iia Beach, Virginia Not)on.ber f4, 196@g MINUTES OF SPECIAL AIEET.TNG December 15, 1969 9'he SpeciaZ Aleeting of the HonorabZe City Council of the City of Virginia Beach, Virginia was hezd in the Council Chambers, in the Administration Building, in the Borougli of Princess Anne, on @londay, Decerriber 15, 1969, at 10:00 o'czock a.m., as specified in the folzowing paid advertisement: i I In accordan6i,'with the Code STATEMENT of Virginia, Section is, l-Dl2 as 2mefided, dud noti@ is h@T.Con given that on 1-tonday, Decemb,r IA BEACH SUN 15,'1969 at 10:00 O'cloc@ A. @. d bY The Beach Publistli@g Corporation in the City Council Ch-,mbers J,,l the Administration Buildin7 at -2401 c tion, Virginia Beach, Virginia; RCINIA BEACH, VIR INIA PHONE 428 City Ilall, Princess Anne Sta City Council will hoidapublfc OA' hearlng o'n theprc)posed charter 4mendments to theCitYChart6r WhiCh wjll pr6vide that at th, C-uncil general elections on the seco@@ C/,) "icharc Thursday In June. 1970, that Webb,n Councilmen shil 1;@ electld for Princess Anne Stati,n terms which will Provide tbat Virginia 8ench, Va. In thL futurl'the ferms of all. Councilmen will not Mire at the same time. it is Prop,,ed- a 19 r (4) Councllmen re- PLEASE DETACH AN@ RETURN THIS STUB WITH RE.ITTANII 1. the tcrou,-h It t,,e7- Ireprestnt ShOl be elected fo,- four (4) year terms. tm,() (2) "('I!R MEMO :.COuncilnien 'DATE PAID N-0 four (A) AMOUNT OF CHECK BALANCE DcE Fo, Pub I ic Nit ice tl','o (2) 0 3/4" @ 2.50 3 1 2/4 26.88 er shnll rips. It c t of L@ e i aree f-,l C, (2) re- ber of V( fo Llrm of Co,-,n- ci of thE ALL --C---T. recell (4) -U- T.@ ..NT. of ..A.. votes of tot Coune er numbe for tc cd There, BEACH PUr'L[Sul,%IG CC'i'O'ATION a cecor] PITFLis,,irizs oi,' 'kile eselect-@ rep1lce VIRGII@IA BE-ACI-i' SUN irC2tOe 3,c,:!r; s for Vi!,giiiia rencii, ia. .. 1 2-5-69 .......... '17 Oftht-3 Is 71@) cl@ll" 2t@only , @l,Ify tilIt tile I:!.C.Al. NOTE('T,' @'s I)LII)li,lic(i in Tllf@-, ']nor vr(?- '3UN. ill til, C;ty of Pcz,cll. 1. i.c. N') c e ........................... ............ ................... n, ... 110-3/4 '.t. 2.. 5.0.. @o, 1 T@=2.6,.859 ....... .. ........... .. . ...... ........ yor in,l F):tlv' of 1 2/4 ............ cn ,Iit- rmtn@f)Y . .......... .................. m (,r tli@ 12-4-IT The following Councilmen were present: Afayor Frank A. Dusch, AZbert L. Bonney, Sr., George le. Fcrrell, D. Murray Alalbon, rawrence E. MarshaZZ, John W. AfcComb@-, J. Curtis Payne, G. DeWey Sipmons, Jr., Earl 11. Tebault, and Kenneth N. Whitehurst. Absent: Alr. Ro,bert B. CromweZZ, Jr., Vice Mayor AZso present were ?4r. Richard Guy and Mr. Beverly Middleton, House of Dezegates Representatives. Mr. Harry MarshaZZ, Gity Attorney, stated that thi? PubZic Hearing was caZZed pursuant to Resolutions adopted by the CounciZ an November 24, 1969, with respect to prop ed changes in the Charter of the City of Virginia Beach. Various interested citizens addressed the counciz concerning the Charter changes under contempzation. The meeting adjourned. Richard J. We bon, City CZerk -Mayor Fralnk A'. Du-sch December 15, 1969 An informaz session was hezd after the PubZic Hearing regarding the redistricting of the voting districts in the City of Virginia Beach. Mr. John Jones of the ElectoraZ Board, together with Mr. SteZZ of the PZanning Department, presented the folzowing information: Redistricting from 26 to 34 numbered districts as shown on a map @mitted. Mr. Barry 14arshal7l, City Atto@ey, stated that an Ordinance could be prepared to properlY adopt the proposed redistricting to be presented at the reguzar meeting of City Council on December 22, 1969.