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June 25, 19~4
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<br />-At a regular meeting of the
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<br />City Council,
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<br /> Jack P. Barnes, E. Saunders Early,_Jr., James
<br /> %sa~&c~-W.gKi~g~tR~ymond B. Smith, Phin Horton,
<br /> Ac~i~g. City A~torne¥.
<br /> Absent: Robert W. ~entz, Jr.
<br /> The Rev. Henry J. Hund, Pastor, First Lutheran
<br />prayer.
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<br />held on June 25, 1974, there were present
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<br /> W. Holley, B~e_3_~ B~.~qhnson
<br /> City Manager, D. R. Hagemeister,
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<br />Church, opened the meeting with
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<br /> Mayor Barnes recognized John Charles Morris, Boy Scout of Troop 225, attending the
<br />meeting as part of preparation in achieving Eagle Scout Award. John Charles is the son
<br />of Mr. & Mrs. John Leon Morris, Constitution Aven~e.
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<br /> The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was given.
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<br /> Mayor Barnes welcomed all citizens in attendance.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Smith and seconded by Mr.
<br />1974, to be approyed a~ rece~¥ed, ~r~ ad~pted
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<br /> Ayes: Early, Holley, Johnson,
<br /> Nays: None
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<br />Johnson, the minutes ~f June 10 and June
<br />by the following vote:
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<br />King, Smith, Barnes
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<br />11,
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<br /> The following agenda items were presented by the City Manager:
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<br /> 74-254 "The attached ordinance is submitted for your consideration and
<br />that it be placed on first reading. This appropriates a total of $247,095 in
<br />Grants Fund reflecting o~ an individual basis the following:
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<br /> (1) $200,000 for Crisis ~n~ervention Training for the Police Department.
<br /> This is a joint program between the Cities of Chesapeake and Portsmouth,
<br /> ~±th the City of Portsmouth acting as grant administrator. This program
<br /> consists of intensive training for a total of 200 police officers.
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<br /> (2) $16,700 for homemaker and health aid services to Portsmouth citizens
<br /> 60 years of age and older. The administration of services will be by
<br /> the Portsmouth Area Health and Home Care, Inc.
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<br /> (3) $14,388 for the second year funding of the Senior Citizens Program
<br /> Coordinator.
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<br />I recommend
<br />the Federal
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<br />(4)
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<br />$11,606 for an Alcohol Safety Action Program. These funds will be
<br />used to develop the necessary plans and data base for the implementation
<br />of an Alcohol Safety Action Program in the Cities of Portsmouth and
<br />Suffolk.
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<br />(5) $5,175 for two summer interns for the office of the Commonwealth's
<br /> Attorney.
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<br />(6) $1,226 for an education and training course for the Commonwealth's
<br /> Attorney.
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<br /> The hard cash match for these grants, in total, is $221."
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Smith and seconded by Mr. Early, the following was a~proved on
<br />first reading, and by the following vote: ~
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<br />"AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE $247,095 FROM THE FEDERAL GRANTS FUND FOR
<br />CONTINUED FUNDING FOR THE SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAMS COORDINATOR: FOR THE
<br />DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALCOHOL SAFETY ACTION PROGRAM; FOR TWO SUMMER INTERNS
<br />FOR THE OFFICE OF THE COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY; FOR CRISIS INTERVENTION
<br />TRAINING FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT; AN~ FOR HOMEMAKER AND HEALTH AID
<br />SERVICES TO PORTSMOUTH CITIZENS 60 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER."
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<br />Ayes: Early, Holley, Johnson, King, Smith, Barnes
<br />Nays: None
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<br />Mr. Wentz entered the Council Chambers at ~:35 p.m.
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<br /> 74-255
<br />Improvement
<br />Point.
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<br /> "Ordinance on first reading to appropriate $5,452,422 for the Capital
<br />Fund for the construction of the Sea-Land Terminal and buildings at Pinners
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<br /> Included in the above appropriation are the contract prices for dredging, wharfage,
<br />and storgge area at a' cost of ~4,310,283. The balance of the appropriation is for paving,
<br />buildings, design inspection and contingencies. The funds required for this appropriation
<br />will be furnished from the revenue bond issue authorized by referendum in November of 1970,
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<br /> On motion of Mr. King and seconded by Mr. Smith, the following ordinance was approved
<br />on first reading, and by the following vote:
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