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43. Resolution to authorize3 the VPA to issue $430,000.00 in Port Revenue Bonds 44. Resolution requesting the Social Security Administration to improve their procedures for determining eligibility for payment of hospital bills to cause a more timely determination of eligibility for such hospital care and payment therefor 45. Resolution approving the amendment of the land use plan of the Mt. Hermon Conservation and Redevelopment Project, VA R-63 by changing allowable land uses in certain designated areas from street fight of way to residential use 46. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to institute a project to construct and repair the brick sidewalks in Olde Towne Historic Preservation District in conjunction with the economic development administration of the U. S. Department of Commerce 47. Resolution authorizing the VPA to expend $10,600 for the Authofity's portion of a land-use study of Pinners Point Peninsula on behalf of City of Portsmouth and Industrial Commission and the Authority 48. Resolution approving the Capital Improvements Program for 1975 through 1980 and a one year Capital Improvement Work Program for 1975-76 49. Resolution adopting the establishment of the Eastern Virginia Medical Authority pursuant to provisions of Chapter 396 of Acts of Assembly of 1975 50. Resolution appointing viewers for closing portion of Middle Street between County and Columbia Streets 51. Resolution adopting the charter agreement of the Tidewater Public Service Agency 52. Resolution adopting a planned use report for General Revenue Sharing Funds for Entitlement Period VI (July 1, 1975) to June 30, 1976 and directing certain actions be taken with regard to said report 53. Resolution approving the City of Portsmouth Mental Health and Mental Retardation services Board's program for services and facilities for fiscal year 1975-76, subject to certain limitations 54. Resolution approving employment opportunities for businesses and lower income persons in connection with HUD funded projects 55. Resolution authorizing the issuance of $576,794 of General Obligation Bonds for projects which have been previously approved by the City Council 56. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to institute a career criminal program in conjunction with the cities of Chesapeake, Norfolk, Virginia Beach and the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration of the U. S. Department of Justice 57. Resolution consenting to the vacation of the subdivision plat of "Subdivision of property owned by Lee-Howard Partnership located in Portsmouth, Virginia" 58. Resolution opposing the transfer of administration of the "701 Program" from the HUD area office in Richmond to the HUD Regional Office in Philadelphia 59. Resolution commending Douglas B. Fugate, Commissioner of the Department of Highways and Transportation for being selected one of the top ten Public Works men of the year in the United States 60. Resolution appointing viewers for closing a portion of Jannan Avenue 61. Resolution adopting the City of Portsmouth Emergency Operations Plan 62. Resolution authorizing the acceptance of a conveyance of a right to entry to Parcel 2, Block 3, in the Olde Towne Conservation Project VA. R-49 to the City of Portsmouth by PRHA 63. Resolution urging the name of the Naval Shipyard situate in the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, be changed to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard 64. Resolution of Council endorsing the project entitled, "Operation Sail 1976" in celebration of the nation's independence bicentennial 65. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to convey City owned property to PRHA (Southside I and II Redevelopment Projects) 66. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to advertise and receive bids for the lease of City owned property 67. Resolution appointing viewers for closing an alley between May and June Streets 68. Resolution appointing viewers for closing a portion of Queen Street between Mt. Vernon and Florida Avenues 69. Resolution supporting the position of Va. Municipal League/Virginia Association of counties and affiliated groups favoring negotiated contracts for governmental electrical services