The attached neighborhood watch information should enhance your security awareness and add to your ability to remove criminal opportunities around your home. The information also provides an easy and safe avenue to deal with intruders.
The Neuter Scooter is coming to Norfolk on February 21st. It will be at the East Beach Marketplace (Little Creek Rd and Shore Dr.). This clinic will be offering Low Cost Pet spay/neutering — (Female Canine $75/Male Canine $70) (Female Cat $60/Male Cat $40). Spay/Neuter by Appointment Only. Save your pet’s life! Call 323-SPAY to make an appointment.
Also available will be a Walk-up Pet Vaccination Clinic from 10:00am – 12:00pm.
$10 rabies, $10 distemper, or $15 for both (Cash Only)
This Clinic is brought to Norfolk by a Partnership between the Virginia Beach SPCA and The Humane Society.
The BOD meeting minutes have been added for January 2013.
The Norfolk Police Department has issued the enclosed Crime Alert and ask that everyone report suspicious activities and keep a close watch of their children.
To All EOV Residents: Each of you is cordially invited to the February meeting of the East Ocean View Civic League on Thursday, 7 February, at the EOV Recreation Center on 20th Bay Street. Meetings begin promptly at 7:00 p.m. and conclude by 8:30 p.m. This month, Ms. Sharon McDonald, Norfolk Commissioner of Revenue, will be speaking and showing a video produced by her staff about revenue projections for the City. Ms. Barbara Willis, CEO, Hampton Roads Community Health Center, will also speak briefly about the services available at the new Health Clinic that just opened in the East Beach Shoppes next to Mona Lisa Pizza. Please plan to attend!
I would also encourage you to check out the Civic League website: www.livingeov.com. It’s pretty good and getting better! We’ve added a section called “Items of Interest,” that highlights upcoming events, business openings/closures, traffic interruptions, etc. Check it out and stay current!
Hope to see you Thursday. John Greene, President
A MESSAGE FROM NORFOLK OFFICIALS: Together, we’re building the future of Norfolk. Help us build a budget that will enhance economic vitality, workforce development and lifelong learning. By focusing on these priorities over the next year, we hope to propel our city forward economically.
Join in a Community Conversation on the 2014 budget on one or both of the following days:
Thursday, February 7th 6:30-8:00PM at the Huntersville Community Center 830 Goff Street
Thursday, February 21st 6:30-8:00PM at the Mary D. Pretlow Anchor Branch Library 111 W. Ocean View Avenue
For more information, visit www.norfolk.gov and click on Budget 2014.
The February 2013 Bay Breeze Point BOD monthly meeting will be held on February 11th at the East Ocean View Recreation Center, 9520 E. 20th Bay St, Norfolk, VA beginning at 6:00 PM
Are “Roomers” allowed in communities designated and approved as “single-family”? The definitions of “family” and “dwelling unit occupancy” in the attached excerpts from Norfolk Ordinances address this question. Basically, the answer is “yes” with restrictions, i.e., a total of two or less roomers/boarders can be in a single-family detached dwelling occupied by a family related by blood, marriage, adoption, or legal guardianship.
Norfolk Zoning Ordinance
The BOD meeting minutes have been added for December 2012. As well as the 2013 organizational meeting minutes.
Beginning on Monday,January 14, 2013, there will be utility work done on the empty lot on the corner of 25th Bay Street and Pretty Lake Avenue. In order to complete the utility work, either a portion of 25th Bay OR a portion of Pretty Lake Avenue will have to be shut down. At no time will both 25th and Pretty Lake be shut down. At all times, there will be detour signs to help guide traffic. This work is expected to take approximately 10 days. I have attached a map to better illustrate the areas involved. Again, at no time will both streets be closed at the same time.
After the utility work is completed, there will be grading work done on the lot. This will be exacting work in an attempt to save some of the trees that are currently on the lot. It is expected that there will also be some retention walls built. This may also impact thru traffic on either 25th Bay, Pretty Lake Ave and/or associated sidewalks. This grading work and the various components could take upwards to a month to complete.
