OPCL Membership Meeting March 9th 7pm – 9pm. Everyone welcome to attend.

View entire Agenda here: March 9th ’17 Membership Meeting Agenda

I. Pledge of Allegiance

II. Guest Speakers

    a. Police Liaison – Officer Wroblewski
    b. Valerie Henchel/ Brian Proctor (Public Works Traffic Engineering)

      -Presentation on “Share the Roads with Golf Carts”

III. Approval of minutes from January 5th general membership meeting

IV. Treasurers Report

    a. Audit completionb. Report on income/expense and budget status

V. Old Business

    1. Proposed Bylaw Changes Presented at Jan Meeting

      a. Bylaw change recital VP Grace Moran
      b. Bylaw change voting . . .

Meeting at Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad.

    Please enter from door in rear opposite Shore Drive.
Photo Credit: Michael Blankenship

OPCL General Membership Meeting Minutes Brock Environmental Center January 5th, 2017

Read the Minutes here: OPCL Jan 2017 Gen Membership Meeting Minutes (5 page PDF)

I. Meeting opened with Pledge Of Allegiance II. Introduction of Officers
-Andrew Broyles, President
-Rick Mercadante, Immediate Past President -Grace Moran, VP
-Kristie Zeiler, Treasurer
-Todd Parker, Secretary
III.Guest introductions – none
IV.Presidents Remarks – President Broyles laid out his vision for the Civic League the next two years,
with an overview of projects that he wants to pursue.
V. Presentation HRT Demonstration Project Mark Shea COVB Discussion of . . .

One photo in Ocean Park.

Please take survey now. Show some love for Shore Drive in Ocean Park.

Please take short survey now!

Love Ocean Park?

9. Please rank the following roadway projects 1-8 in order of priority, with 1 being the highest priority and 8 being lowest. (Project | Unfunded Amount)
Please choose “Shore Drive Corridor Improvements Phase IV as #1 or slide it to top.

Extra bonus points.

8. What else should we consider as we plan the future of public transit in Virginia Beach and the region?
Answer Question #8 by Write in: We want Shore Drive/Oceanfront Trolley Loop

Even more love for Ocean Park & Shore Drive.

10. If you have any additional comments or questions, please write them here:
Write in: PLEASE FINISH SHORE DRIVE PHASE IV NOW

Learn more about Shore Drive/Oceanfront Trolley Loop at SDCC.info here.

General Membership Meeting Thursday January 7th

Meeting Reminder: Thursday, January 7th 7:30 p.m.

General Membership meetings occur on the 1st Thursday after the 1st Monday of participating months.
This month’s meeting will be held at 7:30 PM at the Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad building, 3769 E Stratford Road.

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From OPCL President Rick Mercadante:

Our first OPCL General Membership meeting for 2016 is this Thursday at the Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad at 7:30 p.m.  This being our first gathering of the year, we will be voting on our 2016 budget, and a proposed  By-Law change to increase our annual dues.  We will also be discussing our 2016 fireworks show, and, as always, our local police liaison will be there to discuss public safety issues in the OP.  With the rash of car break-ins this past month I’m sure there will be lots to discuss with him.  Come out to Thursday’s meeting to get your info directly from a credible source so you don’t have to rely on the latest Facebook rumors. This is your chance to weigh in and be heard on issues affecting our neighborhood.  I hope to see you all there.

Rick Mercadante

President
Ocean Park Civic League
president@opcl.org

OPCL Block Party – Saturday

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Attention all OPCL members

It’s party time!! Come on out this Saturday, October 17th from 4pm-7pm for our “Fall Fest” block party on Surry Rd between Albemarle and Roanoke.

OPCL is hosting dinner from the Lucky Peach food truck (yum!), and soft drinks will be served…..otherwise BYO:) Games for grown ups, activities for the kiddos, and more!

There will also be a display from the VA Beach Aquarium Stranding Response Team showing the work they perform for research, rescue, rehab, and education. There will be a jar for donations, which will help with upcoming cold stun turtles event that happens every year as the temperature drops. There are usually about 15-20 turtles at the Marine Animal Care Center. If you can’t make it to the block party, please go to virginiaaquarium.com to learn more and make a donation. Thanks

Come celebrate the season with neighbors and friends!

See you saturday

Lauren Harrington

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