THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT
Copyright (c) 1996, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: Sunday, March 3, 1996 TAG: 9603010364
SECTION: CHESAPEAKE CLIPPER PAGE: 17 EDITION: FINAL
LENGTH: Long : 117 lines
The City Council took the following actions at its meeting on Tuesday: Council accepted resignations of individuals from the Youth Services Committee and the Drainage Committee. Approved, 9-0.
Refunds of assessed taxes to Lee & Leigh Corp., $2,799.22; Eden North Partners LP, $7,552.04 and Virginia Holding Corp., $81.67. Approved, 9-0.
Julian and Elizabeth Greenough and B.H. Daniels request for a zoning reclassification of property located on Jule Drive from agricultural to residential. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Police Department for appropriation of $442.68 of overtime reimbursement funds allocated by the Drug Administration. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Police Department for appropriation of $5,390 of funds received from the Chesapeake Redevelopment and Housing Authority for contractual services. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution requesting the Virginia Department of Transportation to add and delete streets to the Urban Highway System. Approved, 9-0.
Request by the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office for authority to submit a narcotics prosecutor and legal adviser grant application to the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Department of Youth and Family Services, First Judicial District Court Service Unit for authority to submit a life skills program grant application to the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Police Department for authority to submit a crime analysis capabilities for local enforcement agencies grant application to the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Approved, 9-0.
Request by the Community Services Board for appropriation of $80,000 of comprehensive community-based services for adolescents with substance abuse problems grant funds allocated by the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution approving and adopting recommendation by the Chesapeake Groundwater Committee for satisfaction of well damage claim at 377 Hertz Road. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Department of Public Utilities for appropriation ($4,270) for settlement of groundwater claim. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution authorizing the interim city manager and city clerk to execute a certain agreement with the Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Transportation for the improvement of Indian River Road within the city. Approved, 9-0.
Request by the Community Services Board for appropriation of$31,147 of Medications Management Pilot Project Grant Funds allocated by the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation and Substance Abuse Services. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of an ordinance amending chapter 78 of the City Code, to add provisions requiring leak repairs and car wash recycling facilities and providing for penalties for violation. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution authorizing the interim city manager and city clerk to execute a deed vacating and conveying portions of certain utility easements and the water and/or sewer lines to Chesapeake Center Associates. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution authorizing the interim city manager and city clerk to execute a deed vacating certain utility easements in the Greenbrier section, to Cousins Market Centers Inc. Approved, 9-0.
Request by the City Manager's Office for adoption of proposed 1995-2000 capital budget. Approved, 8-1 with amendments. Butt voted no.
Consideration of a resolution in support of Hampton Roads name recognition sign. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Department of Parks, Recreation and Building Maintenance for naming of Western Branch baseball field.
Approved, 9-0.
Request by Department of Public Works for appropriation of $303,025 for railroad crossings. Approved with budget, no vote taken.
Consideration of resolution of official intent to reimburse expenditures for railroad crossing improvements with proceeds of general obligation bonds. No action taken.
Request by Department of Public Works for appropriation of $641,770 - Capital Budget project No. GF-15-99, Shillelagh Road, Phase I. Approved, 9-0.
Request by the Department of Public Works for appropriation of $172,000 for municipal center parking lot. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of a resolution for official intent to reimburse expenditures for municipal center parking lot with bonds or lease/purchase financing. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Department of Public Works for appropriation of $1,944,000 for Hanbury Road interchange/right of way acquisition. Approved, 6-0. Butt abstained. Krasnoff and de Triquet out of council chambers.
Consideration of a resolution for official intent to reimburse expenditures for Hanbury Road interchange construction costs with proceeds of bonds. Approved, 6-0. Butt abstained. Krasnoff and de Triquet out of council chambers.
Request by Department of Parks, Recreation and Building Maintenance for appropriation of $604,043 for Chesapeake Museum and Information Center and Fire Garage Conversion. Approved with budget, no vote taken.
Consideration of design of Battlefield Boulevard S. improvement project/1994 road bond referendum by Department of Public Works. Approved, 8-1. Butt voted no.
Consideration of design of Canal Drive improvement project/1994 road bond referendum by Department of Public Works. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of design of Volvo Parkway improvement project/1994 road bond referendum by Department of Public Works. Approved, 9-0.
Consideration of design of Taylor Road/Bruce Road intersection improvement project/1994 road bond referendum by Department of Public Works. Approved, 9-0.
Resolution authorizing the city attorney to institute condemnation proceeding against certain property owned by the heirs of A.H. Lindsay and other owners unknown for the purpose of obtaining a variable width drainage easement for the Shillelagh Road drainage project. Approved, 9-0.
Request by Buddy Huskey-Meyer & Powell Properties for rezoning of properties at 1601 and 1621 Peoples Road from single-family residential and agricultural to residential estate. Continue to March 12 council meeting, 6-3. Allen, Butt and de Triquet voted no. MEMO: In the published story, the vote disposition for the request by
Department of Parks, Recreation for a baseball field in Western Branch
was obscured by a misprint. by CNB