Look for the ad in The Virginian Pilot Beacon Sunday addition from Sept 28th.

Bylaws Changes
(Vote will be held at the SDCC November 24 General Meeting)

Changes are marked as follows.  Additions are in italics, while deletions and identified by a strikethrough.
Class “A” members and Class “B” members were identified to support the Articles of Inc. document required to obtain 501(C)4 status.
Allowance for email voting was added.
The ability to allow the Treasure to write checks up to $100, similar to the President, was added.
Requirement for Board of Directors meeting prior to General meeting was modified.  Board meetings will be called by the President or majority of the Board.
Moved Merchant’s association allowance to have a voting member from Board of Director section to Membership section.
General clean-up items

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Folowing is the August 25th Minutes…

This month’s general meeting will cover the following topics, some of which are listed below:
Oyster Roast Update:
*** Bring all collected money, remaining tickets and T-shirts to this meeting to consolidate.***
    Review last minute needs.

Baylake Pines Annual Neighborhood Yard Sale, Saturday September 13, 2003

Baylake Pines Civic League will have more than 50 homes participating in their annual yard sale. Maps to homes will be available at the entrance to Baylake Pines on Treasure Island Road. A necessary station will also be available on Treasure Island Road.

Map to Baylake Pines.
Everyone welcome!

How is this editorial about Ocean View related to the Shore Drive Community?

Please read on:

Remember, the council is neither changing density nor prohibiting demolitions—only regulating design. Councilman W. Randy Wright said, “This is not an anti-density campaign; it’s a quality campaign.’’

One might argue that the market, not government officials, should determine the best designs. But a trip down Shore Drive in Virginia Beach is all the evidence one needs to make a case for better municipal oversight.

Read the entire editorial.

Come one, come all to the 3rd Annual SDCC Oyster Roast.
Support the Shore Drive Community by sharing in fun, drink, and food at the beautiful Duck-In Beach Club on Sunday October 5th.
Check back soon to find out all the details.
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Did you ever doubt that the massive project approved by City Council on August 12th Council would be used as a basis for future Shore Drive developments. Well here’s proof that what Council, the Planning Commission and the BZA approve one week will be used as justification for new projects.  Check out this recent letter regarding the Dinwiddie project (Ft. Worth Letter from Eddie Bourdon dated 8.22.03).

One Vision, One Voice, One Community,

As you may know, on August 12th City Council voted 6-5 in favor of the 7 story 27-unit condominium project on the property located between Dinwiddie and Dupont Circle just east of Don Julio’s restaurant.  To most this would seem like the end, however, that is not true.  It’s only over if we let it be.

The SDAC is the Shore Drive Advisory Committee.

SDCC.info is the home of the Shore Drive Community Coalition.
The Shore Drive Community Coalition is a diverse group of civic leagues, condominiums and community associations located along Shore Drive in Virginia Beach, VA.