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February 28, 1967 67-5g - Motion of Mr. Barnes that ahconsultant be employed to make a thorough study of all departments of the City, to determine if there is any overlapping of servides and with a view to effecting economies, was adopted, withbut dissenting vote. On motion adjourned. APPROVED - President City Clerk March 14, 1967 At a regular meeting of the City Council, held on March 14, 1967, there were present: R. Irvine Smith, Jack P, Barnes, George D. Hastes, Burrell R. Johnson, Isaac W. King, L. L. Knight, W. T. Leery, A. P. Johnson, Jr., City Manager, M. A. Korb, Jr., City Attorney, and R. D. Ottavio, City Auditor. The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. George Eason, pastor, Park View Methodist Church. 67-38 - Public hearing on the following rezoning petition was held: Z 67-2 - Petition of Gordon Marsh. Mr. Marsh spoke for the application. Motion of Mr. Leary to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission and to place the following ordinance on first reading wasadopted,~ithout dissenting vote: "ZONING A~4ENDMEN~F ORDINANCE Z 67-2" The following reports from the City Manager were read: 67-58 - "I submit the attached ordinance and recommend that it be placed on first reading. This appropriates $8,500 for the purchase of property in Pinners Point in connection with the development of the marine terminal. This is for property at 185 Carolina Avenue and 122 Seaboard Avenue." On motion of Mr. Knight, the following ordinance was approved on first reading, without dissenting vote: "AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE $8,300.00 FROM THE GENERAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR THE PuRcHASE OF PROPERTY LOCATED AT 185 CAROLINA AVENUE AND 122 SEAB0~RD AVENUE IN PIN~ER$ POINT" 67-59 - "I submit the attached ordinmnce and recommend that it be placed on first reading. This amends Section 10-89 of the City Code pertaining to the required appropriation of $250,000 in the Capital Budget. This amendment would ~llow sanitary sewers to be constructed from this fund as well as storm sewers and curbs and gutters." The following letter from the West Side Civic League was read: "A news article in the Virginian-Pilot - Ledger Star dated March 12, 1967, stated that the City Council will consider amending the ordinance that earmarks $250,000 annually for curb, gutter anddrainage work.