ACTION
OF THE COUNCIL
Prayer offered by Reverend Robert Gilman, Pastor of Advent Episcopal
Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
President
Fraim moved to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the previous
meeting.
Motion
adopted.
Yes: Burfoot, Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams,
Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
A
Resolution entitled, "A Resolution certifying a closed meeting of the
Council of the City of
The
Resolution as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot, Hester, Riddick,
Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
PUBLIC
HEARINGS
PH-1 PUBLIC HEARING scheduled this day pursuant to action of the Council on
Ken Richards,
Thereupon,
an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance authorizing the conveyance to the abutting
property owners by deed of quitclaim of any interest the City of
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
Abstained:
Williams.
PH-2 PUBLIC HEARING scheduled this day
pursuant to action of the Council on
Thereupon, an Ordinance entitled,
“An Ordinance authorizing the conveyance to Kramer Associates, Inc., or their
successor in interest, by deed of quitclaim, of any interest the City of
Norfolk may have in a certain parcel, 600 square feet in area, located at the
southwest corner of Parcel B-3 as shown on
the subdivision plat of property of Kramer Associates, Inc. &
Harrison Marina, LLC., along with any interest the City of Norfolk may have in
any portion of the former right of way of Wisteria Place that abuts said 600
square foot parcel,” was introduced in writing and read by its title
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
PH-3 PUBLIC HEARING scheduled this day pursuant to action of the Council on March 6,
2007, under the State law, public notice having been inserted in the local
press by the City Clerk on the application of
the City Planning Commission to amend the Zoning Ordinance of the City
of Norfolk 1992, SO AS TO modify signage in Downtown and other text
amendments.
Ellis James,
Thereupon, an Ordinance entitled,
“An Ordinance to amend and reordain certain Sections of the Zoning Ordinance of
the City of
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
PH-3A An Ordinance
entitled, “An Ordinance to amend and reordain Section 16-8.6 (c) of the Zoning
Ordinance of the City of
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
PH-4 PUBLIC HEARING scheduled this day
pursuant to action of the Council on
Cornelia Magge,
Thereupon, an Ordinance entitled, “An
Ordinance finding a public necessity for the acquisition of land for
recreational purpose of a public park; authorizing the acquisition by
negotiation or by condemnation of 5209 Bluestone Avenue, the said property situate
in the City of Norfolk, belonging to Richard F. Lambert, Jayne D. Forchas and
Heirs at Law of Margaret L. Reardon; and authorizing the expenditure of the sum
of $883,000.00 to acquire the same,” was introduced in writing and read by its
title
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: Riddick.
REGULAR AGENDA
R-1 Letter from the City Manager
and an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance authorizing the purchase from Frank W.
Everett and Billy W. Everett of certain property located in the City of Norfolk
and commonly known as 2601 Hampton
Boulevard for the sum of $200,000.00; authorizing the City Manager to
negotiate an agreement in substantial conformity with the terms and conditions
of the attached purchase and sale agreement; and appropriating and authorizing
the expenditure of the sum of $210,000.00 to pay the purchase price and other transaction
costs,” was introduced in writing and read by its title.
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: Riddick.
R-2 Letter from the City Manager and an Ordinance
entitled, “An Ordinance to amend and reordain Section 13-65.2 of the Norfolk
City Code, 1979, SO AS TO revise the
rental rates for the Attucks Theatre,”
was introduced in writing and read by its title.
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
R-3 Letter from the City Manager
and an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance appropriating Ten Thousand Dollars
($10,000.00) from fees generated by the Sheriff’s Special Weapons and Tactical
Training Courses, if and when received, to provide weapons and equipment for
the sheriff,” was introduced in writing and read by its title.
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
R-4 Letter
from the City Manager and an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance permitting
ACTION: Continued Generally.
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
R-5 Letter from the City
Manager and an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance authorizing the provision of certain
fire, rescue and police services over property located in the City of Norfolk,
Virginia and approving the services agreement,” was introduced in writing and
read by its title.
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
R-6 Letter from the City
Manager and an Ordinance entitled, “An Ordinance approving a Cooperation
Agreement with the Economic Development Authority of the City of Norfolk, for
an Economic Development Grant to 515
Granby, L.L.C.,” was introduced in writing and read by its title.
Daniel
Montague,
ACTION: The Ordinance as introduced was adopted, effective
Yes: Burfoot,
Hester, Riddick, Whibley, Williams, Winn, Wright and Fraim.
No: None.
NEW BUSINESS
1.
James Rivers, 1131
Georgetown Road, Apt 204, President of the local NAACP, informed Council of a
meeting he had with Chief Marquis regarding additional cameras for police
vehicles, re-staffing of the local PACE stations in the community and evaluate
the issuance of building permits to developers.
2.
Antoinette Lacy,
3.
Cindy Jones,
4.
Alton Robinson,
5.
Alexis Sumler,