Hooray!
“Up to $9 million is available in Virginia Beach’s coastal programs capital improvement fund to pay for it, said Dan Adams, who manages the program.”
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BAC virtual meeting today
Agenda info:
VIRGINIA BEACH
BAYFRONT ADVISORY COMMISSION
4525 MAIN STREET, SUITE 710
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA 23462
PHONE (757) 385-2908
FAX (757) 385-5667
BAYFRONT ADVISORY COMMISSION
January 21, 2021, 3:30 p.m
VIRTUAL MEETING
See Webex link below agenda to participate
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https://vbgov.webex.com/vbgov/j.php?MTID=m6c01e33bf5b4c61ead1e26bb69cd735c
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Meeting number (access code): 180 307 2808
Meeting password: SGA1
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Review and Approval of Minutes from 11/19/2020
CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Welcome Guests and Introductions – Phil Davenport, Chair
STAFF REPORTS & UPDATES
COMMITTEE REPORTS & UPDATES
Design – Bob Magoon, Faith Christie, Joe Bovee(volunteer)
Communications – Vacant
Public Safety, Transit, Parking & Pedestrian Access – Charles Malbon
PROJECT BRIEFINGS/DISCUSSION ITEMS
1) 4769 Shore Dr., Presmont Construction Services, LLC(7/Eleven)
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
COMMUNITY REPORTS & UPDATES
ADJOURN
“The City is seeking your input regarding the proposed Short Term Overlay District Ordinances currently being considered for adoption. The results will be shared with the Planning Commission prior to their January 13th meeting as well as the City Council.”
Planning Commission sets another negative precedent expanding use of A-24 & A-36 Zoning in Shore Drive Community
“The curriculum is focused on hands-on experiments and solving real environmental problems, meant to put students in the world around them every single day, Freeman said.”
In new environmental studies program, Virginia Beach students get a hands-on experience at Pilotonline.com.
“This isn’t a school. This is not at a school setting,” Freeman said. “It’s sort of redefining what a classroom looks like.”
To say we’re excited about this unique learning experience that we’ve been working on making happen since 2003 would be a profound understatement!
The first time the idea was written up in The Virginian-Pilot.
5 WAYS TO GIVE TO OPVRS
Marina Shores expansion presentation to BAC info
Changes to original presentation posted at SDCC.info here.
Previous 60 unit expansion, now 49 unit that requires a Conditional Use Permit as they’re proffered at maximum units allowed right now.
New traffic light at North Great Neck and Lynnhaven Drive still turned down by CoVB even after more lobbying for it in spite of added minimum dozens of trips per day through that intersection from new condo & apartment development.
