Planned Burn at State Park 1/27-2/15

From Eric Molleen at First Landing State Park:

First Landing State Park Planned Brush Burning Notice

Please be aware that First Landing State Park will be burning a brush pile over the next two weeks.  In case anyone spots smoke coming from the park, it is most likely coming from a brush pile that we are intentionally burning.  We will be burning from  January 27February 15 as weather conditions allow.  Virginia Beach dispatch is aware that we will be burning at the park.  For additional information contact: 

 

Erik Molleen   

District Resource Specialist

(757) 412-2311

erik.molleen@dcr.virginia.gov

1/12 CSBTS Meeting Agenda

CAPE STORY BY THE SEA

MONTHLY CIVIC ASSOCIATION MEETING

VIRGINIA BEACH RESORT HOTEL

January 12, 2009 at 7:30pm

I.    Call to Order

II.  Minutes – December Meeting

III. Treasurers Report

Special Program:

CSBTS January 12 meeting City officials & bike trail safety discussion

City Officials Mike Shahsiah, Bob Gey and Councilman Jim Wood

The Cape Story Civic Association is requesting that the City of Virginia Beach consider changing the stop signs at the bike path so that vehicular traffic be required to stop instead of the regular bike path pedestrians. This request was prompted by the recent accident at the bike path and Wake Forest Street where a young boy was struck by a truck. This is the third known incident of this type within the past two years. Many members of the Civic Association noted that a vast majority of drivers today either completely stop or “roll through” the intersections, while others totally ignore the caution signs and continue to accelerate.

Please mark your calendar for the January 12 CSBTS Civic Association meeting at 7:30 PM in the Virginia Beach Resort Hotel and Conference Center. There will be a bulletin board in the hotel lobby indicating the assigned room for the meeting.  Our City Council representative, Mr. James Wood, will attend this meeting and has graciously made arrangements for the appropriate city officials to also attend. Please plan on attending this meeting and hopefully a reasonable agreement can be reached that will avoid a tragic accident.

The City as well of the residents of CSBTS have their own views as to how to best approach this problem, i.e., speed bumps, stop signs, reduced speed limit, etc.  Anyone who has any thoughts, suggestions or that may be affected by any proposed changes should plan on attending.  I recently spoke with a long time resident who resides at the intersection of the bike path and one of the cross streets.  He indicated that he personally could remember about 12-15 children being struck at his intersection.

And

Welcome to Ft. Story LTC Jansen and Little Creek Capt. Crow

Commanders

IV. Committee Reports

V. Old Business

VI. New Business

VII. Adjourn

Holiday Lights Winners

 

 

The Judges toured each street and after ,much conversation in the judgemobile (convertible with top down) determined the following CANDY CANE AWARD Winners for CAPE STORY by the SEA.   Tour YOUR neighborhood from Beech to Kendall –  MANY Lights and Great Spirit   ENJOY your own  Cape Story Holiday Light Show Tour and include stops at the following:

 

 

Most Lights

First Place – 2312 Walke Street
Runner up – 2223  Maple
Runner up – 2316 Hatton
Runner up – 2215 Oak

Best Bribe

First Place – 2223  Maple  

Most Spirited

First Place – 2256 Wake Forest
Runner up – 2218 Maple
Runner up – 2217 Bayberry  

Most Tasteful

First Place (mouth not eye) – 2264 Calvert

Runner up – 2237 Maple
Runner up – 2310 Oak
Runner up – 2251 Sandalwood
Runner up – 2119 Sandalwood
 

Most Original

First Place – 2253 Walke
Runner up – 2203 Bayberry
Runner up – 2225 Wake Forest

Most Traditional

First Place – 2269 Kendall

Honorable Mentions

Best Cook-out – 2123 Wake Forest
Best Deer – 2256 Hatton
 

Best Street Participation

First Place – Bayberry – 47 homes (52%)

Runner up – Wake Forest – 40 homes (44%)

Runner up – Sandalwood – 38 homes (42%)

Runner up – Walke  – 12 homes (40%)

Runner up – Hatton  – 12 homes (40%) 

Total number of homes decorated = 264 or about 38% of the neighborhood.

 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS
and HAPPY 2009
  Empsy Munden, Pres.  CSBTS

 


 

Clean-Up Sun., 1/11/09 2 p.m.

THIS SUNDAY JANUARY 11th  2009 at 2PM

     MEET in the PARK 
Equipment and Vests Provided
COME ON OUT and Volunteer

Support your neighborhood!

See You There
Committee Co-Chairs:
  DEE SIMPSON  &  SHIRLEY DRYE

     Empsy Munden, Pres.  CSBTS 

CAPE STORY BY THE SEA MONTHLY MEETING MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2009 AT 7:30 PM AT THE
VIRGINIA BEACH RESORT HOTEL.  
BIKE TRAIL SAFETY DISCUSSION WITH CITY OFFICIALS

Sully, the cat, has gone missing again.

Sully, (also goes by Beans) has been out and not returned.  He is indoor outdoor, but he is usually back after a couple days or when it rains. he has been out for quite awhile now I was gone out of the country again and returned then went on vacation I returned on the 29th.  He has taken off on adventures before. It has been a little over a year ,almost exactly ( I looked on the website we posted last year about the same time) since his last little adventure.   He is very friendly and may have adopted new family quite possibly.  He is an all white Blue Tip Persion with medium lenght hair and bright blue eyes he will come to anyone.  If anyone has seen him or has him they can contact me at this address or my cell below. 

** TO see a picture, click on the Lost/Found section of this site, and scroll down to the 12.4.07 posting about Sully. ***

 Lenn Vessell
850-525-0508