A Virginia Beach Neighborhood Association Founded in 1944
View entire article at Pilotonline.com:
In the future, “we don’t want to lose the option to use it as a transfer site for neighborhood dredging,” Roehrs said.
In 1972, the city bought the space – southwest of the bridge and across from a cluster of waterfront seafood restaurants – to stockpile sand for Oceanfront beach replenishment.
This is about the bulkhead structure at Lynnhaven Boat Ramp & Beach Facility being used for Lesner Bridge construction.
We’ll be voting March 8th to accept these Minutes. Join us!
January 11 2018 OPCL General Membership Meeting MINUTES (4page PDF)
Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad
3769 East Stratford RoadVirginia Beach, VA 23455
Please enter door opposite Shore Drive.
The Echo January 2018 edition. (12 page PDF)
Bids are due to CVB by January 8th. They usually award within a couple of weeks of the closing date & the work has to be completed within 30 days. Virginia Beach does require a certified arborist to be on site while the tree work is being completed.
Our Ocean Park neighbor remains in critical condition and in a coma at the time of this post.
Know someone who loves Ocean Park?
Here’s the perfect gift…
From before the time there was an Ocean Park until modern times, with pictures, maps and drawings to illustrate just how special our neighborhood is. Just $15 cash or check made payable to OPCL.
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3725 Shore Drive
The Mayor & Vice Mayor have a copy! Do you have yours?
From an email from Baylake Pines:
A neighbor contacted us today regarding a dog attack on Battery Road. We feel it is important to pass this on:
The incident occurred around 5-5:30 Sunday night on Battery Road.
Our neighbor’s Rottweiler was attached by some type of animal in their backyard. Unfortunately, the dog did not survive. According to our neighbor, something attacked his back leg from behind and mauled his leg down to the bone. The vet said it had to be a large animal, as there were no bite marks, just ravaging claw marks. This is a large breed dog, too, so it must have been something large to attempt to attack the dog in the first place. Have there been any coyotes spotted in the neighborhood or other large predatory animals?
I know there are foxes in the neighborhood and several of our other neighbors say they have seen a very large raccoon in the area, but I’ve never heard of an attack of this nature and I don’t want this to become an ongoing issue.
I’ve given the animal control number to our neighbor so that this incident can be reported. Whatever attacked her dog is still out there and I’m concerned as there are frequently small children in our court playing flashlight tag, etc., not to mention the neighbors walking their dogs in the evenings.
Baylake neighbor on Battery Road near the lake.
Ocean Park Civic League 