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August 21-23, 2014 B1
Section
B
Richmond Free Press
Happenings
Free School
Physicals
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Personality: Channing J. Martin
Spotlight on United Way Richmond-Petersburg chair
Channing J. (for Joseph)
Martin understands challenges.
He faces plenty in his fulltime position as a corporate
attorney specializing in environmental law at the Williams
Mullen law firm, where he is
a partner.
But perhaps his biggest
challenge is in his volunteer
role — chairman of the board
of United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg.
Twelve years ago, when he
chaired the annual fundraising
campaign, United Way had little
problem raising more than $21
million.
In the campaign that ended
June 30, United Way received
donations just shy of $14 million from more than 37,000
givers.
An indication of the challenge ahead is the fact that
revenues for the umbrella
charity group have dropped
11 percent since 2011.
“We used to be the only game
in town,” says the 61-year-old
Midlothian resident. “Now
there is more competition for
charitable dollars.”
He said other organizations
are now running workplace
campaigns, the fundraising
mainstay of United Way.
And he says young people,
more attuned to social media,
have little allegiance to and less
knowledge of the contributions
that United Way makes to the
community.
Mr. Martin says United
Way is aggressively working
to improve results in the next
fundraising campaign that will
begin after Labor Day.
He says the board has set
up three task forces, including
focusing on creating a Young
Leaders Society “to involve
more young people in what
we do.”
Another task force is working to build United Way’s
ability to reach people through
technology, he says. The third
is doing a top-to-bottom review
of the way the giving campaign
is conducted.
He remains passionate
about the need for United Way
to raise money for programs
that meet specific objectives.
He says the group’s community
agenda and its targeted focus
of using donations to meet
a community need assures
donors their gifts are having
an impact.
A close-up of this week’s Personality, Channing J. Martin:
income area, we know
that homelessness is not
solved only by providing temporary housing. People also need tools to
get a household-sustaining job and to maintain
financial stability. One
of our strategies (the
THRIVE Collaborative)
is to fund programs that
teach people how to
budget, save and manage their money so they
can afford permanent
housing.
mize opportunities for people
to learn more, earn more and
lead safe and healthy lives.
When and why I became involved with United Way: I first
got involved in the late 1980s
through the annual United Way
campaign. I wanted to be involved with a group that meets
basic human needs, and United
Way used a community-wide
approach.
When elected and length of
term: Chair-elect, 2012-2014;
chair, 2014-2016.
Has United Way changed how
it meets community needs:
We’ve been helping people
for over 90 years. That commitment has not changed, but
the way we are meeting it has.
Last year, we adopted a new
Community Impact Agenda
with input from volunteers
and professionals all across
the community. The agenda
has three broad community
goals in the focus areas of
Income, Education and Health. Our all-volunteer Community
Building Committee then developed measurable outcomes
to achieve under each goal and
specific strategies to achieve
each goal. We are now in the
process of asking community
partners to make application
for community grants to implement those strategies and help
achieve those goals.
Can you give an example of
one of the strategies: In the
Why should someone
give to United Way: To
help people in need and
to bring about systemwide change in how that
is done. Donors obtain
real value by giving to
United Way. United Way has
volunteer action councils that
carefully consider which organizations are best able to help
people. And we fund specific,
defined programs our action
councils have determined will
meet a community need.
Why United Way is still
needed: A strong United Way
acts as the mortar binding together the many organizations
and entities that seek to help
people and solve community
problems.
Total contributions from
community in 2013-2014:
Total contributions and other
revenue for our 2013-2014
fiscal year were approximately
$13.6 million. Contributions
came from more than 37,000
caring individuals and 220
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How I find time to serve as
a partner in a top law firm
and chair United Way’s
board: The answer is sleep
less and work on weekends.
It’s important to give back and
help others. That’s something
my parents taught me.
Purpose of United Way of
Greater Richmond & Petersburg: To mobilize people,
multiply investments and maxi-
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The economy is improving and
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Richmond Free Press
B2 August 21-23, 2014
Happenings
Nighttime is party time in Richmond
By Ashley Myrick
Party hearty has taken on a new meaning in
Richmond for young adults.
More and more spots are catering to the
21-and-older crowd — giving a new zing to
the city’s nightlife.
From newcomers like Infuzion and Vanquish Restaurant & Cigar Lounge to The Hipp
in Jackson Ward and longtime mainstays like
Mansion 534 on the VCU campus, the options
have exploded.
Underneath its staid mask, Richmond long
had a party side, particularly during the heyday
of Jackson Ward when shows and clubs were
going full blast.
For older adults, there are still remnants of
that time, particularly in the private clubs like
Club 533, the Regulars, the Military Retirees
and the Die Teufel or Devil’s Club that still roar
on the weekends.
While teens still struggle to find welcoming
outlets, it’s a different world for those who have
crossed the drinking-age threshold.
Travel into Downtown after 10 p.m., particularly as the weekend looms, and it’s easy
to find places like Paradise Lounge on North
5th Street where 20-somethings are lining up
to party.
From the Fan to Carytown, restaurants like
the New York Deli and Balliceaux are drawing
their share of people out for a good time.
Like many of the spots, Vanquish at 1005
E. Main St. seeks to mix up its offerings, even
holding a “Bollylwood Night” at times. Last
month, Petersburg rapper Trey Songz, held his
album release party at the venue.
Club Infuzion is making a party name
for itself in Scott’s Addition, west of the
Boulevard and best known for its factories,
offices and wholesale outlets. “I like a
place where I can have a great time,” said
Michael Vonn, 22, a fan of the club at 1401
Roseneath Road.
Meanwhile, hookah lounges also have found
a niche in Richmond for those who want to
experience Middle Eastern traditions. One
popular example: Off The Hookah, a combination restaurant, nightclub and hookah lounge in
Shockoe Slip.
For Brandi Johnson, a 21-year-old senior at
Virginia Union University, the place to go is
still Mansion 534 on Harrison Street near the
Siegel Center. “I usually see a lot of people I
know,” she said.
The club’s owner and operator, Nathaniel A.
Dance III, son of Petersburg Delegate Rosalyn
R. Dance, seems to have the magic touch. While
other clubs have come and gone, his club continues to be a favorite party spot.
Other spots that are garnering attention include The Broadberry, at the corner of Broad
and Mulberry streets, that seeks to be a venue
for up-and-coming bands.
“You have got to check that place out;
there’s always a different band to hear,” said
Cole Andrews, 23, of the venue that opened
earlier this year.
Latin beats in Byrd Park
Photos by James Haskins/Richmond Free Press
Denae Shepperson and her daughter, Raina,
dance to the rhythmic beat.
Below, William Holliday and Abby Toro enjoy
the jazz and salsa sounds.
And Vanessa Galvez and Alex Adams display
some fancy footwork.
They all were part of a diverse audience of
fun-lovers Saturday at the Latin Jazz and Salsa
Festival at Dogwood Dell in Byrd Park.
The festival featured 2013 Grammy Award
winner Marlow Rosado, Ismael Rivera, Jr. and
Herbie Martinez and Orchestra. This was the
seventh edition of the jazz event that the city’s
Department of Parks, Recreation and Community
Facilities hosts.
Virginia Beach Africana festival this weekend
Enjoy funk, jazz and soulful tunes.
Learn about African-American traditions
and culture.
And do it against the backdrop of ocean waves
crashing onto the Virginia Beach shore.
That’s what organizers are hoping will lure
big crowds to the second annual Virginia Beach
Africana 2014.
The three-day event is designed to be fun,
educational and family friendly, according to
organizers — and mostly free and open to
visitors.
The event is scheduled to begin Friday, Aug.
22, and continue through Sunday, Aug. 24.
Location: Atlantic Avenue, between 23rd
and 25th streets.
Entertainment will be a main attraction.
Headliners are to include soul group Rose Royce
on Friday, the legendary George Clinton and
Parliament Funkadelic on Saturday and jazzy
Norman Connors on Sunday.
About 30 acts are scheduled to perform at
Johnise Dupree/Richmond Free Press
Reunion fun
Members of the Class of 1984 happily line dance at their 30-year high school
reunion. The Aug. 16 gathering brought together former classmates from the
era when the city had combined high schools, Armstrong-Kennedy, JeffersonHuguenot-Wythe and Marshall-Walker. Location: Aqua Lounge in Shockoe Bottom.
Personality: Channing J. Martin
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conducting a review of how
we run the campaign, including how to increase the use of
technology and social media. We’re also creating a Young
Leaders Society to involve
more young people in what
we do. Finally, we’re working
hard to increase awareness of
United Way’s role.
Why I’m passionate about
United Way: We help people,
young and old, not just by
meeting basic human needs,
but with a community-wide
system of how those needs are
assessed and met.
First volunteer position:
President of the Richmond
Jaycees, 1984-1985.
Best late-night snack: Ice
cream (my biggest weakness).
If I were to choose another
career in life, I would:
Probably have tried to run
my own company.
Next goal: I’ve been involved with leadership of
the 10,000-member environmental law section of the
American Bar Association
for many years. If the stars
align, I hope I’ll be chair
in the next few years. After
that? Perhaps retirement. That
would allow me to complete
a book I’ve been writing for
years, but have never had
time to finish.
the festival.
Also on tap: A beachside art show and
a history exhibit showcasing 30 African-
American icons.
Details: (757) 754-5697 or www.
africanavirginiabeach.com.
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Richmond Free Press
August 21-23, 2014
B3
Faith News/Directory
Ministers begin focusing on mental health
Free Press staff, wire reports
Mental health is no longer a taboo topic
for churches.
In the Richmond area, Dr. Marlon Haskell
and the 200-member Baptist ministers group
he leads are putting mental health education
on the front burner.
And it didn’t take the recent suicide of legendary comedian Robin Williams to spur the
Baptist Ministers Conference of Richmond and
Vicinity to action, Dr. Haskell, right, said.
“Last year, we started looking at mental
illness as a group and for our parishioners,”
said Dr. Haskell, president of the conference
and pastor of Chicago Avenue Baptist Church
on South Side.
Dr. Haskell, who has experience with people
close to him who have dealt with mental illness, invited a professional to speak to the
conference about mental conditions that are
pervasive in the community.
“It used to be taboo to talk about it a lot,”
Dr. Haskell said. “But, we’re discovering it
takes more than just saying, ‘Have a blessed day,’
to help those with mental
illness.
“It’s something that
can’t just be prayed away,”
Dr. Haskell added. “You
need people with professional experience to treat
people with mental illness.
You also need to surround
mentally ill people with a lot of support.”
Tamara Warren Chinyani agrees. She’s a
veteran instructor with a first aid program that
educates people about the signs of mental illness and about what to do before professional
help arrives.
She said African-Americans have long
viewed severe depression and other mental
illnesses as indicating spiritual weakness.
“We’re changing that paradigm,” said Ms.
Chinyani, who educates church members using a church-based program that the National
Council for Behavioral Health has developed
called Mental Health First Aid.
The national council launched the program after reviewing data on mental health
that showed a particularly strong need in the
African-American community.
African-Americans are 20 percent more
likely than white people to report instances of
serious psychological stress, according to the
U.S. Office of Minority Health.
Also, 8.3 percent of African-American teens
attempt suicide, a rate 2 percent higher than
their white counterparts, data show.
Bishop William Young and his wife, Dianne
Young, of Memphis, Tenn., are pioneers in
knocking down taboos on mental health, with a
particular focus on educating church members
about suicide warnings.
Since 2007, they have hosted an annual
conference in Memphis on suicide and the
role the black church can play to reduce such
deaths.
They founded the conference after a member of their congregation shot herself on the
grounds of their church, the Healing Center
141-year-old church clears $1M debt
By Joey Matthews
The Rev. Louis G. Jones
lit a fire inside his church’s
sanctuary Sunday.
Instead of running from the building, congregants at
Gravel Hill Baptist
Church stood and
cheered.
The nearly
300-member house
of worship on South
Side held a ceremonial mortgage-burning ceremony.
The 141-year-old church
celebrated the retirement of its
$1 million church debt.
Location: 2600 Gravel
Hill Road off Forest Hill
Avenue.
“We put a metal pan on the
floor at the altar and lit a copy
of the mortgage papers,” said
Rev. Jones, 67.
The pastor said the ceremony
took place at the church’s regular 10 a.m. service.
Rev. Jones said the church
made its last payment on its
20-year mortgage in June.
He said First Virginia Bank loaned
Gravel Hill $1 million in 2001 to construct its new house
of worship.
After demolishing the old sanctuary, the church worshipped at Huguenot
High School. The congregation
moved into its new sanctuary
at the same site in 2002.
The current church building
has a seating capacity for about
360 people. It also includes a
fellowship hall, kitchen and
meeting rooms.
Rev. Jones said the church
was able to pay off its mortgage
early by “paying $30,000 and
above every year above the
regular payment.”
Back-to-school festival
A Christian outreach center in Henrico County will host an
outdoor community back-to-school festival from 1 to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 23.
The site: The Unity Community Outreach Center, 298 Cedar
Fork Road, near Fairfield Commons mall on Nine Mile Road.
Purpose 828, a Christian hip-hop group, is scheduled to
perform and free school supplies will be distributed, according
to Pastor Myron D. Davis, president of the nonprofit center and
leader of Unity Faith Fellowship Church.
The program is open to the public.
Details: unitycommunityoutreachcenter@gmail.com or (804)
385-5715.
Healing is for today!
It is your time
and season….
Rev. Louis G. Jones, left, pastor of Gravel Hill Baptist Church.
He said he and other church
staff did without pay increases
for several years to slice the
debt.
He praised church members
for being vigilant in paying
down the debt.
Don’t miss
your opportunity
for healing.
Matthew 10:1
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Tuesday
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Rev. Jones, Gravel Hill’s pastor of more than 18 years, also
commended Charles Williams,
Finance Commitee chairman,
and Stephen Scott, chairman of
the board of trustees, for leading
debt retirement efforts.
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Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
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Sunday Worship
Sunday Church School
Service of Holy Communion
Service of Baptism
Life Application Bible Class
Mid-Week Senior Adult Fellowship
Wednesday Meditation & Bible Study
Homework & Tutoring
Scouting Program
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Full Gospel Baptist Church.
Fifty people attended the first meeting in
2007, and about 500 attended last year, said
Bishop Young, who called the conference an
effort to “end the silence on an issue that has
been right before us all the time.”
In Texas, a foundation is investing $850,000
to enable at least 10 African-American churches
to educate members on mental health issues
over the next three years.
These efforts indicate African-Americans
may be becoming less fearful of being cut
off from their families or losing their jobs for
pursing mental health assistance or of becoming
unwitting test subjects in case studies.
The Rev. Frankey Grayton of Edgewood
Baptist Church in Washington exemplifies the
new approach from churches.
His congregation is developing an action
plan to give more attention to mental health.
That includes offering in-house counseling to
the bereaved, divorced and unemployed and
doing more to determine when congregants
might need professional help.
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Wednesday Services
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Noonday Bible Study
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8:30 a.m. Intercessory Prayer
You can now view
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B4 August 21-23, 2014
Faith News/Directory
Sharpton urges Ferguson citizens to be ‘disciples of justice’
Free Press wire reports
FERGUSON, Mo.
The Rev. Al Sharpton hopes
the Michael Brown case will
help change the way police
engage the African-American
community in this Missouri
community and elsewhere.
“Michael Brown is going
to change this town,” he told
a massive crowd that clapped
and shouted in response at
Sunday services.
Hundreds filled the pews of
Greater Grace Church. More
crowded into the foyer, and
hundreds remained on the
parking lot unable to enter, all
in a show of support for the
African-American teenager
who was shot by a police
officer Aug. 9.
Rev. Sharpton announced
a future march in Washington
on policing. He criticized the
militarization of police, saying
they have acted in Ferguson
as if they are “at war with …
citizens.”
He urged the crowd to start
showing up at the polls to vote
and make a difference.
“Nobody can go to the
White House unless they
stop by our house,” he said.
“We’ll be here until justice is
achieved.”
In addition to Rev. Sharpton, Capt. Ronald S. Johnson
of the Missouri Highway
Patrol, who took charge of
security operations in Ferguson last week, also was on
hand to offer support to the
slain youth’s family, as was
U.S. Rep. William Lacy Clay,
D-St. Louis.
“I want you to know these
parents are not going to cry
alone, they’re not going to stand
alone,” Rev. Sharpton said in
speaking of the teen’s parents
who were also at the church.
“We’ve had enough.”
Benjamin Crump, the
Brown family’s lawyer, also
took the podium.
“We’re here to talk about
justice,” said Mr. Crump.
“We’re here to stand up for
our children, because if we
don’t stand up for our children,
nobody will stand up for our
children. They just want what
anyone else would want if
their child was shot in broad
daylight.”
When Capt. Johnson of
the Highway Patrol spoke he
compared the dead teen to his
own son.
“When this is over, I’m going to go into my son’s room,
my black son, who wears his
pants sagging, wears his hat
cocked to the side, got tattoos
on his arms. But that’s my
baby,” Capt. Johnson said.
“Michael is going to make it
better for our sons, so they
can be better men.”
Mr. Crump told supporters
not to lose focus amid news
that the teen is alleged to
have robbed a convenience
store just before the shooting. He called the allegations
Thomas Edmonds Jr., 68,
pioneer in Richmond retail
Thomas Henry “Tea” Edmonds
Jr. drew attention when he began
waiting on white customers at the
Spotless store on Hull Street.
While it’s no big deal these
days, black retail clerks were still
extremely rare in 1964 in Richmond,
particularly in white-owned stores
in the then bustling business district
near the Manchester Courthouse.
Then 19, Mr. Edmonds got his
shot when the Spotless store manager took a liking to the friendly,
outgoing, well-dressed young man, his sister,
Deborah Green, said.
“The manager taught my brother about selling,” Ms. Green said, and “he was a natural.”
Mr. Edmonds’ pioneering role in Richmond
retail history is being remembered after he
succumbed to illness Monday, Aug. 11, 2014.
He was 68.
His life was celebrated Tuesday, Aug. 19,
in the chapel of Watkins Funeral Home on
Christian Gooden, St. Louis Post-Dispatch/Associated Press
The Rev. Al Sharpton leads worship Sunday during a service for the Michael Brown
family at the Greater Grace Church in Ferguson, Mo.
an attempt to assassinate the
teen’s character.
Rev. Sharpton came in
with the Brown family, who
received a standing ovation.
The teen’s mother, Lesley
McSpadden, overwhelmed by
the response, bowed her head,
breaking down in tears.
As at previous forums, Rev.
Sharpton urged demonstrators
protesting Michael Brown’s
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North Side.
Mr. Edmonds went on to sell
clothing at Fine’s Men’s Shop.
When people found out that he
sewed and tailored his own clothes,
his customers asked him to tailor
their clothes, Ms. Green said.
He sold men’s clothing at Fine’s
and other stores before joining the
staff at Standard Furniture in the
late 1970s.
Mr. Edmonds collected weekly
and monthly payments from customers for more than 32 years before he retired
two years ago, said Wayne Mason, co-owner
of Standard.
“We have three generations of families who
have been our customers, and he knew many
of them,” Mr. Mason said.
Mr. Edmonds’ survivors also include Brenda
Farrow-Edmonds, his wife of 44 years, six
children, two brothers, two other sisters, eight
grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Moore Street
Missionary
Baptist Church
1408 W. Leigh Street • 358-6403
Dr. Alonza Lawrence
Pastor
Sundays
death to do so in a peaceful
manner.
He also urged Ferguson
residents to take to the streets
with bright yellow T-shirts,
calling themselves “Disciples of
Justice,” or DJs, to help contain
any violence on the streets.
But not everyone was happy
with Rev. Sharpton’s speech.
“He always wants to hush
us without handling the whole
situation,” said Zsazzi Powell,
27, a stay-at-home mother in
Ferguson. “We’re tired of all
the pacifying.”
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Riverview
Baptist Church
2604 Idlewood Avenue
Richmond, Va. 23220
(804) 353-6135
www.riverviewbaptistch.org
Rev. Dr. Stephen L. Hewlett,
Pastor
Rev. Dr. Ralph Reavis, Sr.
Pastor Emeritus
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“The Church With A Welcome”
Dr. Kirkland R. Walton, Pastor
10:00 a.m.
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But, our tradition of providing service of the highest
caliber has remained the same for over 100 years
while serving Richmond and surrounding areas
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Tuesday
Sunday
10:30 AM Bible Study
9:30 AM Church School
6:30 PM Church-wide Bible Study
11:00 AM Worship Service
6:30 PM Men's Bible Study
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6:30 PM Prayer Meeting
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Dr. Arthur M. Jones, Sr., Pastor
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Richmond Free Press
August 21-23, 2014
B5
Legal Notices
City of Richmond,
Virginia
CITY COUNCIL
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given
that the City of Richmond
Planning Commission
has scheduled a public hearing, open to all
interested citizens, on
Tuesday, September 2,
2014 at 1:30 p.m. in the
Fifth Floor Conference
Room of City Hall and
the Council of the City
of Richmond has scheduled a public hearing
on Monday, September
8, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in
the Council Chamber on
the Second Floor of City
Hall, located at 900 East
Broad Street, Richmond,
Virginia, to consider the
following ordinances:
Ordinance No. 2014-168
To authorize the special
use of the properties
known as 3409 Williamsburg Avenue, 4300 Williamsburg Avenue and
116 Nicholson Street for
the purpose of a brewery,
upon certain terms and
conditions. The subject
properties are located
within the City’s M-1 Light
Industrial zoning district.
The M-1 district permits
breweries, but limits their
production to no more than
100,000 barrels of beer
per year. The applicant
would like the ability for
a prospective brewery to
brew in excess of 100,000
barrels of beer per year
on the subject properties.
The subject properties are
designated for industrial
development in the City’s
Master Plan south of Gillies Creek, which includes
a wide variety of manufacturing, processing, warehousing and distribution
uses. The portion of the
property north of Gillies
Creek is located within
the Downtown Plan and is
designated as part of the
Urban Center Area by the
Plan. The Urban Center
Area is characterized by
a dense mix of office
space, apartments, and
retail located in four- to
six- story brick buildings
that front the street. The
Plans do not establish
any residential densities
for the properties.
Ordinance No. 2014-169
To authorize the special use of the property
known as 108 Nicholson
Street for the purpose of
a brewery, upon certain
terms and conditions. This
property is one of several
properties proposed to be
used for brewery operations. The subject properties are located within the
City’s M-1 Light Industrial
zoning district. The M-1
district permits breweries,
but limits their production
to no more than 100,000
barrels of beer per year.
The applicant would like
the ability for a prospective
brewery to brew in excess
of 100,000 barrels of beer
per year on the subject
properties. This property
is designated for industrial development in the
City’s Master Plan south,
which includes a wide
variety of manufacturing,
processing, warehousing
and distribution uses and
does not establish any
residential densities for
the property.
Interested citizens who
wish to speak will be given
an opportunity to do so.
Copies of the full text of all
ordinances are available
by visiting the City Clerk’s
page on the City’s Website
at www.Richmondgov.
com and in the Office of
the City Clerk, City Hall,
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 200, Richmond, VA
23219, from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Jean V. Capel
City Clerk
City of Richmond,
Virginia,
CITY COUNCIL
Public Notice
Notice is hereby given
that the City of Richmond
Planning Commission
has scheduled a public hearing, open to all
interested citizens, on
Tuesday, September 2,
2014 at 1:30 p.m. in the
Fifth Floor Conference
Room of City Hall and
the Council of the City
of Richmond has scheduled a public hearing
on Monday, September
8, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. in
the Council Chamber on
the Second Floor of City
Hall, located at 900 East
Broad Street, Richmond,
Virginia, to consider the
following ordinances:
Ordinance No. 2014-153
To authorize the special
use of the property known
as 122 West Leigh Street
for the purpose of a private
museum, upon certain
terms and conditions.
The applicant is proposing to renovate the former
Leigh Street Armory and
convert the building into a
private museum which will
become the new home for
the Black History Museum
and Cultural Center of
Virginia. The proposed
addition will also include a
café and gift shop that will
be patronized by visitors
and operate during normal
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quet space for rent to the
public for special events.
This proposed use is not
allowed in the underlying
R-6 Single-Family Attached Residential zoning
district. The applicant is
therefore requesting a
special use permit. The
proposed improvements
and design of the addition
were approved by the
Commission of Architectural review on September
24, 2013. The site is in
an R-6 Single Family Attached Residential zoning
district which does not
allow privately-owned
museums. The City of
Richmond’s Downtown
Master Plan identified the
project site and surrounding area as a “General
Urban Area”(3.19). The
Plan also encourages
the “adaptive re-use of
historic and architecturally significant buildings
to ensure preservation
and retention of essential
elements of community
character.” This proposal
will not alter the density of
the subject property.
originally adopted by City
Council on September 10,
2007, expired on July 1,
2014. This ordinance
would reauthorize the
original CUP with a deadline of July 1, 2017 for filing
final plans. The Master Plan Land Use Map
designates this property
as an Economic Opportunity Area. Appropriate
uses in the portion of the
Economic Development
Area south of Midlothian
Turnpike may include light
industrial, office, institutional, and/or retail. The
Master Plan states that
high density housing as
a secondary use would
also be appropriate.
Ordinance No. 2014-157
To conditionally rezone
a portion of the property
known as 6508 Jahnke
Road (also known as the
Bliley Property) from the
R-2 Single-Family Residential District to the R-53
Multifamily Residential
District (Conditional) and
the remaining portion of
such property from the
R-2 Single-Family Residential District to the R-7
Single- and Two-Family
Urban Residential District
(Conditional), upon certain proffered conditions.
The proposed rezoning
with the accompanied
proffers would allow for a
density of approximately
6.9 dwelling units per
acre when considering the
entire site. The Richmond
Master Plan designates
this property as a SingleFamily (Low Density)
Housing Opportunity Area
(HOA). The Single-Family
(Low Density) designation
establishes a residential
density of up to 7 dwelling
units per acre. The HOA
designation indicates that
the site is appropriate
for residential development consistent with the
underlying land use plan
designation of single family residential.
Ordinance No. 2014-158
To authorize the special
use of the property known
as 6400 Jahnke Road for
the purpose of authorizing
certain identification signage, upon certain terms
and conditions. This would
authorize a neighborhood
monument sign at the intersection of Jahnke Road
and the proposed German
School Road extended.
The proposed sign will
be approximately 11 feet
wide and two feet in height
with a masonry base approximately 30 feet wide
and 6 feet in height. The
Richmond Master Plan
designates this property
as a Single-Family (Low
Density) Housing Opportunity Area (HOA).
Ordinance No. 2014-159
To authorize the special
use of the property known
as 4900 Augusta Avenue
for the purpose of certain
identification signage,
upon certain terms and
conditions. The existing
RO-2 Residential Office
zoning district permits
wall signs up to 12 square
feet for street frontages of
less than 100 feet. The
proposed sign is just over
50 square feet. The City of
Richmond’s Master Plan
designates this property
as Transitional Office.
Ordinance No. 2014-160
To amend Ord. No. 201285-85, adopted June 11,
2012, which authorized a
special use of the property
known as 25 and 27 North
Belmont Avenue, to permit
the use of the property as
a restaurant, upon certain
terms and conditions. The
City of Richmond’s Master
Plan recommends Singlefamily (Medium Density)
land use for the property.
The Master Plan defines
the primary uses for this
category as single-family
and two-family detached
and attached dwellings at
densities of 8 to 20 units
per acre, and includes
residential support uses
such as schools, places
of worship, and neighborhood parks, among
others.
Ordinance No. 2014-161
To authorize a Preliminary
Community Unit Plan permitting the development of
a residential community
not to exceed four hundred
(400) single-family detached and single-family
attached dwelling units
on approximately 117.88
acres of land located at
6903 Midlothian Turnpike,
upon certain terms and
conditions. The CUP,
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Interested citizens who
wish to speak will be given
an opportunity to do so.
Copies of the full text of all
ordinances are available
by visiting the City Clerk’s
page on the City’s Website
at www.Richmondgov.
com and in the Office of
the City Clerk, City Hall,
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 200, Richmond, VA
23219, from 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m. Monday through
Friday.
Jean V. Capel
City Clerk
ADOPTION
Order of Publication
Commonwealth of
Virginia
City of Richmond
Juvenile and
Domestic Relations
District Court
Commonwealth of
Virginia, in re
crystal angel
turner-deveraux
Children’s Home
Society of Virginia
v.
Unknown
Birth Father
The object of this suit
is to: Pursuant to VA.Code
63.2-1205 and 63.2-1250,
Children’s Home Society of
Virginia is requesting that the
Court terminate the residual
parental rights of the unknown
birth father, whose identity and
whereabouts are unknown,
and transfer custody of the
infant, Crystal Angel TurnerDevereaux, d/o/b 3/12/14 to
the Children’s Home Society of
Virginia with the right to place
the infant for adoption.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant Unknown Birth
Father appear at the abovenamed Court and protect his
or her interests on or before
September 17, 2014 at 10:00
a.m.
Sherry A. Fox, Esq.
ThompsonMcMullan, PC
100 Shockoe Slip
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 698-6231
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Divorce
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VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
ALONDRAS SAUNDERS,
Plaintiff,
v.
ELIZABETH MOORE,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL14001787-00
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 24th
day of September, 2014, at
9:30 a.m. and protect her
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
JEFFREY BYRD,
Plaintiff,
v.
STEPHANIE BYRD,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL14001719-00
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
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Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the matter City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C., et
al., Case No. CL13-2772-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 607 North 30th Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
REFLECTION RUSHING,
Plaintiff,
v.
CHRISTOPHER RUSHING,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL14001720-00
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 4th
day of September, 2014, at
9:00 a.m. and protect his
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
Ordinance No. 2014-166
To authorize the special
use of the property known
as 613 North Lombardy
Street for the purpose of
permitting up to thirteen
(13) dwelling units, upon
certain terms and conditions. The special use
permit would authorize
a residential density of
94 units per acre in an
existing building. The
City of Richmond’s Master Plan designates this
property as Community
Commercial, which does
not establish any residential density ranges
but does include office,
retail, personal service,
and other commercial and
services uses, intended
to provide the shopping
and service needs of
residents of a number of
nearby neighborhoods or
a section of the City.
Ordinance No. 2014-156
To rezone the properties
known as 1308 Sherwood
Avenue and 1213, 1215,
1217, 1219, 1221 and
1223 Brookland Parkway
from the R-3 Single-Family Residential District to
the I Institutional District.
The Richmond Master
Plan designates this property for Institutional uses,
which include places of
worship, private schools,
universities, museums,
hospitals and other care
facilities.
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defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 11th
day of September, 2014, at
9:00 a.m. and protect her
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
PATRICIA KING,
Plaintiff,
v.
DEVON ROBINSON,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL13002055-00
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 5th
day of September, 2014, at
9:00 a.m. and protect his
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
CAROLINE MUSHI,
Plaintiff,
v.
ARNETTE JOHNSON,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL14001734-00
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 4th
day of September, 2014, at
9:00 a.m. and protect his
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
VIRGINIA: IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF
HANOVER
RHONDA CHAMBERLAIN,
Plaintiff,
v.
RICKY CHAMBERLAIN,
Defendant.
Case No.: CL14-48
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit
is to obtain a divorce from
the bond of matrimony from
the defendant on the ground
of living separate and apart
without any cohabitation
and without interruption for
a period exceeding twelve
months.
It is ORDERED that the
defendant, whose whereabouts are unknown, appear
here on or before the 4th
day of September, 2014, at
9:00 a.m. and protect his
interests.
A Copy Teste:
FRANK D. HARGROVE, JR.,
Clerk
I ask for this:
Dorothy M. Eure
Counsel for Plaintiff
VSB# 27724
8460 Mount Eagle Road
Ashland, VA 23005
(804) 798-9667
PROPERTY
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
607 North 30th Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0632/031
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
914 North 4th Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0070/013
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C., et
al., Case No. CL13-1037-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 609 North 30th Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the matter City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C., et
al., Case No. CL13-2909-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 910-912 North 2nd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Premier
Investment Properties, L.L.C.,
et al., Case No. CL13-4182-1,
a suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 914 North 4 th Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
609 North 30th Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0632/032
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
910-912 North 2nd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0068/017
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Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1012 North 32nd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0723/008
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on January 27, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Tower Building Properties,
L.L.C., et al., Case No.
CL13-3018-1, a suit for the
sale of real estate for delinquent taxes pursuant to
Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1012 North 32nd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1125 North 31st Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0722/034
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Premier
Investment Properties, L.L.C.,
et al., Case No. CL12-3570-1,
a suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
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to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1125 North 31st Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1208 North 32nd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0721/014
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 9, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Clayton
Investment Group, L.L.C., A
Cancelled Virginia Limited Liability Company, et al., Case
No. CL13-5086-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1207 North 21st Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C., et
al., Case No. CL13-3622-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1208 North 32nd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1207 North 21st Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0557/020
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1214 North 32nd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0721/010
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Premier
Investment Properties, L.L.C.,
et al., Case No. CL12-3572-1,
a suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1214 North 32nd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
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Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1220 North 33rd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0802/001
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on February 24, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Eric L. Burrell, et al., Case
No. CL13-3873-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1220 North 33rd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1307 f/k/a 1305 ½ North
th
27 Street, RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
E000-0622/019
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Premier
Investment Properties, L.L.C.,
et al., Case No. CL13-2915-1,
a suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
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set Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
4:00 p.m., the real estate together with any improvements
thereon, known as 1307 f/k/a
1305 ½ North 27th Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1724 North 28th Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0864/002
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. L.V. Lawrence as Trustee of the LMT
Land Trust Under Agreement
Dated November 1, 2009, et
al., Case No. CL11-5663-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1427 North 22nd Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C., et
al., Case No. CL13-2910-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1724 North 28th Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1427 North 22nd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0708/028
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
3008 1st Avenue,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-1058/004
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on November 18, 2013 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Xavier Brown, a/k/a Xavier
Valentine Brown, et al., Case
No. CL13-3243-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the
real estate together with
any improvements thereon,
known as 3008 1st Avenue,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
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Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
3412 1st Avenue, a/k/a
3412 First Avenue,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-1167/006
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Tower
Building Properties, L.L.C.,
et al., Case No. CL13-27711, a suit for the sale of real
estate for delinquent taxes
pursuant to Section 58.13965, et seq. of the Code
of Virginia, the undersigned
Special Commissioner will
offer for sale at public auction
at Motleys Asset Disposition
Group, 3600 Deepwater
Terminal Road, Richmond,
Virginia 23234, on September 23, 2014, at 4:00 p.m.,
the real estate together with
any improvements thereon,
known as 3412 1st Avenue,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
318 Mitchell Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0223/034
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on January 27, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Frank Vohradsky, et al., Case
No. CL13-5004-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
public auction at Motleys Asset Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
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4:00 p.m., the real estate
together with any improvements thereon, known as 318
Mitchell Street, Richmond,
Virginia, and more particularly described in the above
mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
809 Pebble Court,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
C006-0329/030
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on January 27, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Vance T. Manning, et al.,
Case No. CL13-3523-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
public auction at Motleys Asset Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
4:00 p.m., the real estate
together with any improvements thereon, known as
319 East Ladies Mile Road,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond on May 19, 2014 in
the matter City of Richmond
v. Christopher Jones a/k/a
Christopher Eugene Jones, et
al., Case No. CL13-3769-1, a
suit for the sale of real estate
for delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
public auction at Motleys Asset Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
4:00 p.m., the real estate
together with any improvements thereon, known as 809
Pebble Court, Richmond,
Virginia, and more particularly described in the above
mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
319 East Ladies Mile
Road, RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA
N000-1553/015
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1270 Moore Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0619/084
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on February 24, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Audrey L. Pack, et al., Case
No. CL13-4446-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1270 Moore Street, Richmond, Virginia, and more
particularly described in the
above mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
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COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1403 ½ a/k/a 1405
Spotsylvania Street,
f/k/a 1403 ½ and 1405
Spotsylvania Street
(formerly Stewart Street),
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0608/015
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on November 18, 2013 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Calvin H. Seaton, Jr., et al.,
Case No. CL13-3431-1, a suit
for the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant to
Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
public auction at Motleys Asset Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
4:00 p.m., the real estate together with any improvements
thereon, known as 1403 ½
a/k/a 1405 Spotsylvania
Street f/k/a 1403 ½ and
1405 Spotsylvania Street
(formerly Stewart Street),
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
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more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
3969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
OF
2709 Q Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0476/006
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
2024 Sledd Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0530/001
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on October 15, 2013 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Premier Investment Properties, L.L.C., et al., Case
No. CL12-3579-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1708 Hickory Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on January 27, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Fatima Ibrahim a/k/a Shehu
Mustafa Ibrahim, et al., Case
No. CL13-3430-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 1923 Bainbridge Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on May 19, 2014 in the matter
City of Richmond v. Douglas
R. Sanger, Jr., et al., Case
No. CL13-5503-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 2024 Sledd Street, Richmond, Virginia, and more
particularly described in the
above mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.1-
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1708 Hickory Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
N000-0364/031
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
1923 Bainbridge Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
S000-0297/026
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
2202 Joplin Avenue,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
S007-1030/009
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on January 27, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond
v. Ella L. Nobles a/k/a Ella
Louise Nobles, et al., Case
No. CL13-4132-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 2202 Joplin Avenue,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
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Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on October 15, 2013 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Premier Investment Properties, L.L.C., et al., Case
No. CL12-3822-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 2709 Q Street, Richmond,
Virginia, and more particularly described in the above
mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
3112 East Marshall Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0730/014
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on February 24, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Ernest Nelson, et al., Case
No. CL13-4434-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at
public auction at Motleys Asset Disposition Group, 3600
Deepwater Terminal Road,
Richmond, Virginia 23234,
on September 23, 2014, at
4:00 p.m., the real estate
together with any improvements thereon, known as
3112 East Marshall Street,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
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Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
rights against the defaulting
Purchaser, including costs
of resale and any deficiency
resulting from resale.
Gregory A. Lukanuski
Special Commissioner
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
10230 Pondera Road,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
C001-0616/022
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on February 24, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
Rubin Woodson a/k/a Ruben Woodson, et al., Case
No. CL13-5209-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 3312 P Street, Richmond,
Virginia, and more particularly described in the above
mentioned court file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
Pursuant to an Order of
Sale entered in the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond
on June 23, 2014 in the
matter City of Richmond v.
J. Farrar Pace a/k/a Joseph
Farrar Pace, Sr., et al., Case
No. CL13-4734-1, a suit for
the sale of real estate for
delinquent taxes pursuant
to Section 58.1-3965, et seq.
of the Code of Virginia, the
undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale
at public auction at Motleys
Asset Disposition Group,
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road, Richmond, Virginia
23234, on September 23,
2014, at 4:00 p.m., the real
estate together with any improvements thereon, known
as 10230 Pondera Road,
Richmond, Virginia, and
more particularly described
in the above mentioned court
file.
TERMS OF SALE: ALL
CASH. A bidder’s deposit
of $2,500.00 or 20% of the
purchase price, whichever is
greater, will be required in
cash, certified check or such
other form as the Special
Commissioner may in his
sole discretion determine. A
buyer’s premium of 10% of the
successful bid will be added
to equal total purchase price.
All bidders shall be required
to certify by affidavit that
they do not own, either
directly or indirectly, any
real estate with outstanding
Notices of Code Violations
under local environmental,
zoning and building code
law, or delinquent real
estate taxes, other taxes
or any other finance related
matter related to the City of
Richmond. The property is
being sold “AS IS” without any
representations or warranties,
subject to the rights of any
person in possession and to all
easements, liens, covenants,
defects, encumbrances, adverse claims, conditions
and restrictions, whether
filed or inchoate, to include
any information a survey or
inspection of the property may
disclose. Conveyance will
be made by either a Special
Commissioner’s Deed and/
or a Special Warranty deed,
with adjustment of real estate
property taxes made as of
the date of confirmation of
the sale. All settlement,
recordation fees and prorated
taxes are to be paid by Purchaser. Risk of loss shall be
upon Purchaser from time of
confirmation by the Circuit
Court. In the event the
tax delinquent property is
subject to a Notice of Code
Violation under the Virginia
Uniform Statewide Building
Code, city zoning codes
or environmental codes,
the high bidder shall be
required to submit a written
work schedule and plan to
abate all code violations
which shall be approved by
the appropriate department,
in its sole discretion. The
acceptance of the bid by the
Special Commissioner shall
not be construed as limiting
any powers vested in the
City. Additional terms may
be announced at the time of
sale. The successful bid is
subject to confirmation by the
aforementioned Circuit Court
pursuant to Section 58.13969 of the Code of Virginia.
Settlement shall occur at the
time of the confirmation by the
Circuit Court, TIME BEING OF
THE ESSENCE; otherwise,
the Special Commissioner
may require the Purchaser
to forfeit the deposit and
seek other legal or equitable
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For More Information
Contact:
Gregory A. Lukanuski,
Esquire
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7940
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF
3312 P Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
E000-0878/014
Tim Dudley
Motley’s Asset Disposition
Group
3600 Deepwater Terminal
Road
Richmond, Virginia 23234
Main Office Number:
(804) 232-3300
Real Life Ministries is looking for a pastor.
Visit http://goo.gl/uQHdOm
for announcement and details for applying.
The City of Richmond expressly reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
The successful bidder shall
reimburse the City for all
costs incurred in connection
with the advertisement of
this ordinance in accordance
with section 15.2-2101 of the
Code of Virginia and shall
post the bond required by
the ordinance.
Job Openings currently available in the city
of Richmond and surrounding counties.
www.phri.com
http://eservices.ci.richmond.
va.us/applications/
c l e r k s t r a c k i n g / g e t P D F.
asp?NO=2014-151
REQUEST FOR BIDS
For Lease, Franchise,
Right and Privilege
To Use
600 North 5th Street
In the City of Richmond
804-377-2670 ext. 901
Please address any questions
or bids to:
The City of Richmond is
seeking bids for the lease,
franchise, right and privilege
to use certain property located
at 600 North 5th Street for
parking in accordance with
a certain Agreement and
Deed of Parking Lease, for an
initial term of 5 years with the
lessee’s option to renew for
up to seven 5-year renewal
terms, subject to certain responsibilities to be imposed
by lease and subject further
to all retained rights of the
City of Richmond.
All bids for the lease hereby
offered to be granted shall be
submitted in writing to the City
Clerk’s office by 5:00 p.m. on
Monday, September 8, 2014.
Bids will be presented to the
presiding officer of the Council
of the City of Richmond on
Monday, September 8, 2014,
at 6:00 p.m. in open session
Jean V. Capel, City Clerk
City of Richmond
900 East Broad Street,
Suite 200
Richmond, Virginia 23219
(804) 646-7955
COUNTY OF HENRICO,
VIRGINIA
Proposals to Provide Engineering Services for Strawberry Hill Subbasin (SH-53)
Sewer Rehabilitation. Pursuant to RFP # 14-9643-8CE, is
due by 2:00 p.m. September
24, 2014. The Request for
Proposal is available at:
http://www.co.henrico.us/
purchasing/
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
The University of Virginia
seeks a firm to provide:
Spark Plasma
Sintering System
To view a copy of RFP
#FF081514
go to Procurement Services Site:
http://www.procurement.
virginia.edu/main/public
postings/RFP.html, or email
fff3x@virginia.edu
MANAGER OF
LOGISTICS AND PRODUCTION
This position is located in the facilities
logistics department and supports the
mission with various duties. The incumbent
is responsible for managing the staff and
operations of the Logistic Department and
acts as consultant to all other departments
for logistics and purchasing issues.
A copy of the full text of the
ordinance is on file in the
City Clerk’s office, and the
full text of the ordinance
and lease to be executed is
available at:
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and shall then be presented
by the presiding officer to
the Council and be dealt with
and acted upon in the mode
prescribed by law.
TransiT sysTem
GENERAL UTILITY
Starting Rate: $15.78 per hour
Closing Date: August 28, 2014
GRTC Transit System seeks a detailed oriented
individual, 21 years of age or older, who can
work independently and in a team environment to
perform various vehicle service duties. This position
requires weekend and weekday availability. The
hours will vary depending on shift. High school
education required. Must have, at a minimum, a
valid Virginia Class B CDL Learners Permit with P
Endorsement required. Candidates must have a
good driving record with a point balance of five (5)
or better and must be able to pass a background
check along with a pre-employment drug test and a
DOT physical. Candidates may apply online at www.
ridegrtc.com. No paper applications accepted.
GRTC is an equal opportunity employer with a
drug-free work environment.
To advertise in the
Richmond Free Press
call 644-0496
Ad
Sales
Executive
(Richmond Metro
Area)
SEALED BID SALE
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Sealed bids will be accepted by the Virginia Department of Transportation
(VDOT) in the office of the Property Management Assistant Program Manager
located at 1750 N. Main Street, Suffolk, VA 23434, until, but no later than,
September 16, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. for the following property:
The subject property is located at 6540 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, VA
23225 and on the corner of Carnation Street. The shape is generally rectangular,
containing 9,461 SF or 0.217 acre. The property has approximately 115’ of
frontage along Midlothian Turnpike, 80’ along Carnation Street, and is zoned
B-3, General Business. The property is encumbered by a variable width
Dominion Virginia Power Easement and a variable width Verizon easement.
Bids must be submitted in the manner prescribed in the “Instruction to Bidders”
available from VDOT, accompanied by a certified check, cashier’s check or
money order in the amount of 10% of the bid as a deposit. The successful
bidder’s deposit will be applied toward the purchase price. All others will be
returned. Closing shall occur within 60 days after approval of sale. The value
placed on this parcel is $71,000.
Employees of VDOT, their immediate families or any person employed with the
valuation and/or acquisition of this property are ineligible to bid. The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids. The property is being sold “as is” with conveyance by
deed without warranty. For further information and proposals, contact VDOT at
the above address or call Jacqulyn M. Holland at 757-925-2641.
For questions or additional information email: alice.braswell-jones@vdot.
virginia.gov.
All bids must be submitted on the Bid Proposal Form by the stated deadline
for consideration.
The Richmond Free
Press is looking to fill
an advertising sales
position immediately
that is open for a gogetter who knows
the Richmond Metro
area. Familiarity with
ad agencies who
represent clients in
the Richmond area
market a plus. Reliable transportation.
Must possess effective verbal and communication skills.
Salary + quarterly
bonus upon meeting
benchmarks set by
the employer. Send
your resume along
with a letter of interest with emphasis
on past ad sales
achievements and
skills, including salary requirements to:
advertising@rich
mondfreepress.com
No phone calls.
The Incumbent will contribute to the
production of the quality Unit Hour
by leading and managing the Supply,
Equipment Management, Make Ready
and pharmaceutical supply areas of the
organization.
The incumbent will have responsibility
for leadership in equipment care as well
as vehicle cleanliness, managing inventory
and ordering of supplies, decontamination
and vehicle and equipment borne infection
control issues.
To apply, please visit www.raaems.org to
submit an application no later than 5:00PM
Monday, August 25, 2014. EOE/AAP
The City of Richmond is seeking to fill the
following positions:
Deputy Director II - Economic
Support & Independence
27M00000459
Social Services
Continuous
Deputy Director II - Children,
Families & Adults
27M00000546
Social Services
Continuous
Deputy Fire Chief of Operations
42M00000421
Fire
Continuous
Operations Technical Support
Representative - PC Break Fix Tech
20M00000012
Information Technology
Apply By: 8/31/2014
Planner II
05M00000107
Planning and Development Review
Apply By: 08/31/2014
Trades Supervisor I - Water Maintenance
35M00000231
Public Utilities
Apply By: 8/31/2014
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For an exciting career with the City of
Richmond, visit our website for additional
information and apply today!
www.richmondgov.com
EOE M/F/D/V
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in the historic Imperial Building
Downtown
Richmond, Virginia
973 – 1,575 sq. ft.
Call
(804) 400-1772
to learn about our
LEASING
SPECIALS
■ Fantastic natural lighting
■ Impressive granite and
metal Lobby
■ Convenient and safe
Parking
■ Within walking distance
to great restaurants and
two post offices
■ Minutes away from the
State Capitol, City Hall
and the federal, state
and city courts
For more information, call (804) 400-1772