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48. Resolution urging the Congress of the United States to adopt H.R. 9560, amendments to the Water Pollution Control Act 49. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to convey to PPIC certain City-owned property within area designated as PMT bounded by Southern Avenue on the South, Hill Avenue on the West, Pinners Avenue on the North and the Pinners Point Sewage Treatment Plan property on the East 50. Resolution approving Capital Improvements Program for 1976 through 1981 and a one year Capital Improvement Work Program for 1976-77 51. Resolution adopting a Planned Use Report for General Revenue Sharing Funds for Entitlement Period VII (July 1, 1976 to December 31, 1976) and directing certain actions be taken with regard to said report 52. Resolution appointing viewers for closing a portion of London Boulevard approximately 335' East to Southern Branch of the Elizabeth River from its intersection with Water Street and having a right of way width of approximately 60 feet 53. Resolution approving amendments to the Southside II Redevelopment Plans 54. Resolution granting a use permit to operate a Staff Parking Facility for the Portsmouth Psychiatric Center between Blair Street and Fort Lane 55. Resolution granting approval for a Group Housing Project pursuant to Section 40-55 of the Code, such project being known as London Oaks and designated as GHP-76-1 56. Resolution appointing viewers for closing portion of Reese Drive South of Nottingham Condominium (S-76-13 57. Resolution approving an amendment to the 1976 Commumty Development Program 58. Resolution approving City of Portsmouth Mental Health and Mental Health Retardation Services Board's program for services and facilities for fiscal year 1976-77, subject to certain limitations 59. Resolution authorizing the issuance of Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000) General Obligation Bonds of the City of Portsmouth for miscellaneous purposes 60. Resolution approving and accepting the low bid for construction Stage II, Route 164, Western Freeway (Western Freeway Bridge) and authorizing the City Manager to sign the acceptance of the low bid and the City Clerk to attest the execution of such concurrence 61. Resolution authorizing City Manager to advertise and receive bids for certain City-owned property (824-826 County Street) 62. Resolution approving the 1977 Community Development Program and authorizing the Mayor and City Manager to file an application therefor 63. Resolution authorizing the issuance of $100,000,000, principal amount of General Obligation Bonds of City of Portsmouth for the purpose of providing funds to pay cost of various public improvement projects of said City, fixing the form of said bonds and providing for the sale of said bonds 64. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to convey city-owned property located in the Commumty Development Project Area Designated as Southside III to Portsmouth Redevelopment and Housing Authority 65. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to advertise and receive bids for certain city-owned property (701 Columbia Street) 66. A Resolution appointing viewers for closing a portion of Hamilton Avenue which lies South of Mt. Vernon Avenue and to the North of Frederick Boulevard (S-76-18) 67. A Resolution approving and committing the City of Portsmouth to pay to Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Company $22,162 to replace existing Highway Crossing Signals at Greenwood Drive 68. A Resolution accepting a proposal to purchase Ten Million Dollars ($10,000,000) principal amount of General Obligations Bonds of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, fixing the rates of interest to be borne by said bonds, approving and authorizing the distribution of an official statement relating to said bonds, authorizing the execution of a certificate relating to said official statement and ratifying certain acts in connection with the sale of said bonds 69. A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to accept the highest bid for the purchase of City-Owned property at 824-826 County Street 70. A Resolution appointing viewers for closing the following Streets: Parcel I, A portion of King Street which is bounded on the East by the West right of way of Hamilton Avenue and bounded on the west by the east right of way of Airline Boulevard. Parcel II, a portion of Florida Avenue which is bounded on the north by the Southern right of way of High Street and on the south by a line which is 113 feet, more or less, south of the southern right of way line of High Street. Parcel III, Certain portions of the