From Wally D.
This was the very first Chesapeake Beach Volunteer Fire & Rescue. Our family’s 1956 Pontiac Station wagon is on the far right. My dad (Fire Capt.) had it outfitted with red lights on top, and blue lights in the grill. This first station was on Lake Drive until 1963, when it was torn down to make way for the Ches. Bay Bridge Tunnel. The 2nd one ( unused ) is still on Pleasure House Road.
Thanks to Wally D. for pic too.
from City Manager’s Update which comes out weekly
Read entire article at Pilotonline.com.
Photo Credit: Margaret Allen Inge for all the photos below.
Thank you!
Photo Credit: Margaret Allen Inge
Click here for a printable version of the agenda SDCCAgendaNOV2013
Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad Station (Intersection of Shore Drive and East Stratford Rd.)
Call to order:
Officers’ Reports: President’s Report David Williams
Vice President’s report Rick Mercadante
Secretary’s Report Todd Solomon –OCT Minutes
Treasurer’s Report Ann Williams (acting treas.)
Old Business
New Business
Adjourn
Next SDCC- Monday DEC 22 or 30, 2013
CHRISTMAS PARTY!!!!!
Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad Center
Topic: City Topics (Candidates for SDCC, Budget, CHRISTMAS PARTY)
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There will be significant traffic congestion in and around the intersection that will cause traffic disruption and delays. Morning and afternoon rush hour traffic should expect delays in excess of 10 minutes.
Motorists should consider using alternate routes while the water main is being repaired. Possible routes include: First Colonial Road, Potters Road, International Parkway and Lynnhaven Parkway.
Police officers will be on the scene to help direct traffic. Advanced warning signs will be posted beginning today advising motorists of the temporary traffic patterns.
Weather permitting, repairs are expected to be completed by 6 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 21.
For additional information, please contact James M. Cherry, Utility Engineer at (757) 650-5058.
This will not be fun is a huge understatement.
From Parks & Rec:
We are working to finalize the layout/design soon for a new City Dog Park at Bayville Farms Park, and tentatively plan to have it open in Spring 2014. It is planned to be located in the northern part of the park, near the ball fields and new playground. This will be our third City Dog Park, and obviously will support the northern part of our City. We are also planning to have separate areas for large and small dogs, which will be our first to support this separated use.
Read the entire document at VBGov.com.
Read on to learn the city’s stance on key issues, the reason behind the city’s position, and how these issues might impact your life. You can help by contacting your representative to share your thoughts on these important issues.
One example of what the City will be asking of the Commonwealth.
10. Preservation of Private Riparian/Littoral Rights (Title 28.2)
Sponsored by Council Member James L. WoodRequest: The General Assembly is asked to enact a new section in Title 28.2 to clarify the riparian/littoral status of private property owners after public sand replenishment projects on public beaches and waterways.
Why? Virginia Beach has undertaken several sand replenishment projects along our shores, and additional new projects are planned to project homes, business and other infrastructure currently at risk due to erosion and flooding. In Virginia, lands that are submerged below the water line belong to the Commonwealth (§ 28.2-1200), and it has been claimed that when sand is placed on the water’s edge, the Commonwealth continues to own the strip of emerged land caused by the sand placement, thereby severing private property owners’ riparian status. The city offers this legislation as a means to clarify the riparian status after a sand replenishment project and to maintain the status quo for private property rights when public projects involve the placement of sand on public beaches and easements.
Beach replenishment thanks to needed dredging in the Lynnhaven
Boat being moved for maintenance came off trailer near Lynnhaven Boat Ramp.
You’re the best Tracy!
VB Animal Control was called & rescued her. Hopefully she’ll make it thru rehab!
Without Tracy, who knows what could have happened. You’re the best!
Traffic will be temporarily affected on a portion of Pleasure House Road between Northampton Boulevard and Shore Drive while a water line is replaced.
During the water line replacement, Pleasure House Road will be closed to through traffic between Northampton Boulevard and Shore Drive. Local traffic will be maintained along Pleasure House Road up to the point of work. Through traffic will be rerouted via Northampton Boulevard and Shore Drive. Advanced warning signs will be installed advising motorist of the alternate routes. Local businesses and the church along Pleasure House Road have been notified of the traffic disruptions.
Weather permitting, the temporary road closure is scheduled to begin at 7 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 10, 2013, and reopen at approximately 7 p.m. on the same day.
For additional information, contact Gene Rainey, Assistant Utility Suerintendent at (757) 650-4987.
Learn more at Virginia Aquarium page.
Since July of 2013, more than 650 bottlenose dolphins have died in the mid-Atlantic region from New York through North Carolina. The Virginia Aquarium Stranding Response Team has been at the epicenter of this historic mortality event.
Eleanor & Henry Watts Conservation Speaker Series
Sunday, November 17, 2013
2 – 4:30 pm
Location: IMAX Theater
Cost: Free and open to the public
Scott & his great work will be missed.
Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad Station (Intersection of Shore Drive and East Stratford Rd.)
Call to order:
Officers’ Reports: President’s Report David Williams
Vice President’s report Rick Mercadante
Secretary’s Report Todd Solomon –SEPT Minutes
Treasurer’s Report Ann Williams (acting treas.)
Old Business
New Business
Adjourn
Next SDCC- Monday NOV 25, 2013 Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad Center
Topic: City Topics (Light Rail, Dredging, Lesner Bridge Construction)
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Note: Any resident of Ocean Park who’s lived here for any period of time is more than willing to give a tour to any media who thinks Ocean Park is Chics Beach.
Photo Credit: Tim Solanic
Photo Credit: Steve Earley | The Virginian-Pilot
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