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LAWSUIT against VIRGINIA BEACH CITY COUNCIL APRIL 29 2021 re: WCCB
Ocean Shore Condominium Association v. Virginia Beach City Council
Case # CL20006718-00
April 29 Thursday 2:15PM
Virginia Beach Circuit Court
WCCB Category at SDCC.info here.
Ocean Park fingers crossed on track to get sand from CBBT in August 2022
BAC Presentation for sand starts ~ 15 minutes in. Screenshots of slide show below. All aerials taken at low tide. Pretty cover of Ocean Park taken after sand restoration in 2013. LBR&BF currently has about 50,000 cu yards. Maple Street 15,000 cu yards.
“Three miles of coastline — from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel to east of the Lesner Bridge — will be replenished, possibly starting in November.”
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.”
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.
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.
