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RESOLUTIONS 1975 . 1. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to make application to the Virginia Commission of Outdoor Recreation for development of a park on the 35-acre tract in Merrifields (Churchland Park) 2. Resolution directing the City Manager to apply for a permit from the Virginia Department of Highways to install a 12" reinforced concrete storm drain in the right of way of 1-264 south of South Street between Godwin Street and Des Moines Avenue, and to sign a bond in the amount of $1,000 for said project 3. Resolution requesting the Virginia Department of Highways to approve the preliminary plan submitted which would relocate the Western Freeway (Route 164) to the south along West Norfolk Road 4. Resolution requesting that the Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation approve construction plans for the proposed West Norfolk Bridge to include a complete substructure for a 4-lane bridge, and a superstructure of steel and prestressed concrete beam for a 2-lane bridge 5. Resolution committing the City of Portsmouth to pay 1/3 of the salaries of the Jail Physician, Registered Nurses and pharmaceutical costs, with the Commonwealth of Virginia paying the remaining balance in compliance with normal procedures authorizing the City Manager to do whatever is necessary to meet said commitment 6. Resolution expressing support of Portsmouth City Council for the proposed expansion of the Naval Shipyard Museum 7. Resolution establishing a deferred compensation plan for certain officers of the City and authorizing the City Manager to authorize membership therein to such employees 8. Resolution expressing the position of City Council on the proposed new Hodges Ferry Bridge 9. Resolution authorizing and directing the City Manager to make application for permit for the Virginia Department of Highways to remove 318 feet of wire fence that is sued to mark the northern right of way of 1-264 between Greenwood Drive and Victory Boulevard and to sign a bond in the amount of $1,000 for the project 10. Resolution opposing the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers' report concerning the future of Craney Island and recommending an engineering and related technical study relative to regional harbor needs 11. Resolution honoring Judge Henry W. MacKenzie, Jr., on retirement after nineteen years of public service as a Judge of the Circuit Court of the City of Portsmouth 12. Resolution from Director of Planning regarding amendment of a Group Housing Project - Academy Park 13. Resolution setting forth the City position opposing the vertical expansion of Craney Island an additional twelve feet 14. Resolution expressing the City Council's approval of a recommendation of the project review team in reference to the conceptual design of a Human Service System 15. Resolution approving the amendment of the articles of incorporation of the Southeastern Water Authority of Virginia so as to change its name to Southeastern Public Service Authority of Virginia, to change the location of its principal office and to expand its purposes to include a garbage and refuse collection and disposal system and setting forth the Articles of Amendment 16. Resolution directing the City Manager to establish by July 1, 1975 a meet and discuss procedure with employees pertaining to wages, hours, etc., in weighing public interest during annual budget deliberations 17. A resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement with the Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation for construction of a 16" water main in the approaches of the proposed West Norfolk Bridge 18. Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Manager to sign a grant agreement between U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, PRHA and City of Portsmouth pertaining to the approved community development plan of 1975 19. Resolution expressing the concern of City Council for the public safety of the residents of City of Portsmouth and Tidewater resulting from recent escapes from City Jail by dangerous prisoners 20. Resolution expressing the concern of City Council over repeated requests for increased rates by public utilities, etc.