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28: Beeemker 17. 1968 e ~OOP~EAVF~E. as ~sbhown on the plat of ~a~h~ngton Heights, as sa~d street is bounded on the North by the Southern ri'g~t pf way line of Jackson Avenue and on the South by the Northern right of way line of Elllott Avenue: GROGAN AVENUE, as is shown on the plat of Washington ~eC~ts, as said street is bounded on the North by the Southern right of way 5f Jackson Avenue., and on the South by the Northern right of way line of Greenwood Boulevard; ELLIOTT AVENUE, as shown on the plat of Washington Heine/Its, a~ sa~d street bounded on the East by the Southern perimeter line of the subdivi'si~n of Washington Heights as shown on said ~lat, and on ths~est By tb'eN~rt~e3m boundary line of Greenwood ~oulevard~ 5. NEWBIE AVENUE, as is shown on t~e plat of Washington Heights, as said street is bounded on the North by the Southern right of way l~ne of way #264, and on the South by the Southeastern Derimeter line of t~esubdiv~on of Washington Heights as shown on said subdivision plat; 6. BRED AVENUE, as is shown on the Blat of Washington Heights, (A) as said street is bomnded on the North by' the S~utbern right of way line of Interstate High- way #264, and on the South by the ~Orthern right of way line of Jackson Ave~ hue, and (B) on the North by the Southern right of way line of Jackson Avenue, and on the South by the Northern right of way line of Greenwood Boulevard. 7. CUTOFF AVENUE, as is shown on t~e plat of Washington Heights, as said .street is bounded on the North by tbs Southern right of way of Interstate Highway #264~ and on the South by the Northern right of wayof'O~ackson 68-434 - "I s~bmit the attached ordinance and recommend it be placed on first reading. porti(m~s~Philippine Street and Cross Street. This closes The Planning Commission has approved these closings and a report of the viewers is attached Hereto." On motion of Mr. Turner, the following ordinance was approved on first reading, without dissenting vote: "AN ORDINANCE TO CLOSE CROSS STREET AND A PORTION OF 68-455 - "I submit the attach~d~ag~eement.~tween tl~e City of Norfolk and the City of Portsmouth and recommend the proper officials be authorized to sign. This .is for the housing of Portsmouth prisoners in the Norfolk jail until ours is completed. The previous agreement has expired, therefore .the need for a new agreement. It would not have been necessary to receive authorization to sign the n~w one if it had been substantially the same agreement. How- ever, the new agreement has an additional paragraph requiring ;the City to pay the City Sergeant $225.~0 per month for handling portsmouth prisoners. This is over and above the $4.25 per prisoner day we pay to the City of Norfolk." ~nt~on of Mr. Johnson to approve the agreement ~as,:.a4~pt~4, without disS~ting vote. 68-456 - "I submit the attached agreement between the ~ortsmouth ReHe~elooment and Housing Authority and the City of Portsmouth andrecommend the proper City offic~] s he autho=iz~bt~ si~n. This designates the Housing Authority as the City's agent to handle housing referrals to assist persons displaced by Urban Renewal, Code Enforcement, Highway construction and etc. It is required that the City furnish this service for these programs and it is more practicable for the Housing Authority to handle t~is s~9~e t~an to establish a new office in City government. We are required to sign this agreement in order fbr the Housing Authority to act for the City." On motion of Mr. Eastes that the proper city officials be authorized to sign the agreement was adopted, without~d~senting vote. 68-457 - "At the last meeting of the City Council, a petition was referred to me from residents in the Park Manor section of the City. They requested the removal of "certain Unsightly wooden structures in South Park Manor area." This matter was referred to the Building Official and the Public Health Director. The Building Official advises the chicken house is on the rear of property where a n~w house is being built. The owner plans to rehabilitate the shed and use for storage purposes. The shed also needs a coat of paint. I am also advised by the Building Official that the barn is st~]cturall~ sound and he has. no valid reason to reqmire an~ of these buildings to be torn down. He has advised the owner to repair the fence. The Health Department advises the lots are covered with weeds and debris and the Parks Deoartment has been notified to require the owners to clear the property. The owners are also being notified by t~e Health Depart- ment to paint the buildings." On motion of Mr. Smith, received as information. 68-458 - "! submit the attached the attacked ordinance and recommend it be placed on first reading. This authorizes the creation of an Industrial Development Authority for the City of Portsmouth. The nurP0se of this authority is a vehicle for the Portsmouth Port and Industrial Commission to issue Industrial Revenue Bonds. ~Cnile the Portsmn~th Port and Industrial Commission has authority to issue revenue bonds, the creation of this Industrial Authority will allow the separation of the revenue bonds issued for industrial development and the revenue bonds issued for the Portsdevelopment. It is contemplated that ~he same five directors on the Portsmouth Port and Industrial Commzsszonwzll