At the new proposed Indigo Dunes website, on the Environmental Stewardship page, it mentions a Lynnhaven River 2007 Partnership.

Apparently the word Partnership is up for interpretation.

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Dear Shore Drive Residents,

On Tuesday June 13th at 6:00pm in the City Council Chambers, the City Council will review the following request for rezoning and multifamily dwelling project along Shore Drive.  This proposed development may seem like your typical run of the mill high density development along Shore Drive, but it’s not.

“I think the council is committed to getting the improvements done,” said Vice Mayor Louis Jones.

Now it’s up to you to contact City Council to encourage them to completely Fund the recommendations now!

The Summer Art Show And Sale In Chesapeake Beach Friday, July 14, from 10 am-7:30 pm; Saturday, July 15, from 10 am-4 pm.

21 acres of uninterrupted linear parkland along the shoreline…and… The entire Bayfront area will benefit from Indigo Dunes thanks to environmental and open space enhancements the developer will implement.

That’s according to recent presentations and Press Release linked to below.
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Received an email after the announcement of Indigo Dunes plans…

The Ocean Properties proposal to rezone the Shore Drive and North Oliver parcel from single family to B-4 for 77 units will be voted on by city council on Tuesday, June 13th.

Remember the Duck-In?

You may also remember the proposed Point Chesapeake project.

Today, according to their website, the proposed project is still planned as a “village-style community. Now though, their plan is 4 10-story high rise buildings.

According to tonight’s agenda:
Resolution to AUTHORIZE and DIRECT the City Manager to implement recommendations of the Shore Drive Safety Task Force.

This vote will start SDCC’s new database of votes taken by City Council that affect the safety of Bayfront residents.

“How many people have died on 19th Street?” she asks, twisting the ring. “Why is that a priority?”

City officials say you can’t compare the projects. Money for the resort sidewalks will come from a special tax fund designated for tourism only. The dough for the Shore Drive improvements – about $26 million – must come from other sources.

Special thanks to Nancy Day for being interviewed for Kerry’s article.

Read entire article.

…300 apartments, 121 detached homes, 528 condominiums and 147 town houses. The homes would feature balconies, dormers and gables in pastels and earth tones. They would range in size from about 1,000 to 4,000 square feet. The developer does not yet have prices for the homes.

Read more about Sandler’s plans for PHP in Pilotonline.com.
Comment section & Poll available at Pilotonline.com link.

I could be wrong, but I think we’ll be discussing this project in more detail.

Looks like Council will be hearing the 77 Unit Condo Project at the June 13 session.

Thanks to Art, Christine, RJ, & Joel for an incredibly comprehensive presentation about L.M. Sandler & Sons, Inc. plans for PHP.

The man who did not stop after his car struck and killed two pedestrians on Shore Drive last year pleaded guilty Tuesday to felony hit-and-run and driving on a suspended license.
More at Pilotonline.com.
More at VBGov.com.

At a small number of private meetings, Sandler’s are presenting their plans for Pleasure House Point.

Currently, plans are expected to be presented to the public within a matter of weeks.

Road Closure request scheduled for June 14th Planning Commission meeting.  Road next to Bayvista development.
That’s the building going up in between Don Julio’s and the Chesapeake House.

Thanks to all who attended, about 50 Bayfront residents took the time to head down to City Hall to show their support for at minimum, completely funding the SDSTF recommendations.

Also, a special thanks to the 10 of us who spoke, particularly Nancy Day, who continues to show an incredible amount of strength, serious concern and love for her neighbors.

In case you missed it in your mail, view the newsletter [PDF] online.

The Department of Environmental Quality says boaters in Broad Bay, Lynnhaven Bay, and Linkhorn Bay will no longer be allowed to dump treated human waste.
More at WTKR.com.