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Meeting to discuss future of old Lambert's Point golf course cancelled

Group pushes Norfolk officials to turn old golf course into public park
Group pushes Norfolk officials to turn old golf course into public park
Group pushes Norfolk officials to turn old golf course into public park
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UPDATE: This meeting has been canceled due to the threat of severe weather.

On Wednesday night, Norfolk city leaders are set to meet with community members about the future of a piece of land. The city owns part of the old Lambert's Point Golf Course near Old Dominion University.

Group pushes Norfolk officials to turn old golf course into public park

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Group pushes Norfolk officials to turn old golf course into public park

Brendan Ponton

There's been a push recently to the land into a city park.

At the end of last year, the golf course closed, and the Hampton Roads Sanitation District took over about two-thirds of the property. However, the city still owns more than 15 acres.

The meeting on Wednesday runs from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the golf course clubhouse on Powhatan Avenue.

A group that started petitions to encourage the city to turn the area into a park has gotten more than 3,000 online signatures.

Check this story for updates from the meeting.