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OPCL Agenda for November 9th Meeting (1 page PDF)

A Virginia Beach Neighborhood Association Founded in 1944



That’s right! You heard it here first!!!
A cleanup of our lovely Pleasure House Point Natural Area this coming Saturday from 9 til noon!!
Everyone is invited to attend!
As always, it is weather permitting and accordingly, please dress appropriately. If you have your own work or garden gloves, please bring them….it can be messy out there! Children are welcome and encouraged to help us clean our beautiful gem! We will provide grabbers and pokers, orange bags and water! Warm and tasty baked goods and appreciation gifts for the kids, too! There will be a hidden piece of Treasure Trash again!! Must be signed in to collect! This one is courtesy of Brenda Tusing and ROYAL CHOCOLATE!!! Yum!!











Anyone notice the oyster shell in the pics?
It was a few feet underground where the holes were dug at Lesner sign.
Lesner Bridge construction has also turned up a number of oyster shells and whole oysters during their work.

View & download OPCL General Membership Meeting Minutes from September 7, 2017. (3pg PDF)
MINUTES
I. The meeting was called to order at 7:35 p.m. and opened by President Broyles leading the membership in the Pledge of Allegiance.
II. President Broyles recognized the Ocean Park Volunteer Rescue Squad Volunteers. Although the squad was out on a call, the OPCL wanted to recognize them publicly for their service to our community.
David Rose-Carmack was introduced who is running for the Third District House of Delegates.
III. Officer Wroblewski distributed the crime report….
These Minutes will be corrected if necessary and voted on to adopt at the November 7th meeting.
See you November 9th at 7pm at Brock Environmental Center!

Although no meetings are scheduled this summer, the OPCL is still actively working to better the community. The Bayfront Advisory Commission’s Outreach meeting created another opportunity to list Ocean Parks’s vital needs and changes needed from City services and City budgets.
Every one of these issues is a compilation of resident input as well as challenging the ever changing budget programs that leave Ocean Park with substandard infrastructure. See the current list we presented here.

In the meantime the Ocean Park median signs are under construction and will be completed before July. These signs are a coastal-classic inspiration and were in the city approval process since last December and required a City Council decision. They will be installed on Shore Drive, one will be placed at Marlin Bay and one near Lesner Bridge.

A special committee named the North Pleasure House Creek Committee is active and has been funded to assist the residents in the Pelican Dunes area who could be adversely affected by development and filling of wetlands west of the 7/11. All property owners in this corridor are urged to donate matching funds and deal with this issue as a group ASAP.

Remember, starting tomorrow Monday June 19th, including Tuesday & Wednesday, the Lesner Bridge will be closed from midnight until 4am. You’ll have to go around if you get caught on “the other side”.

Until next time.
Andrew R Broyles
President Ocean ParkCivic League