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25 <br /> <br />November 23, 1965 <br /> <br />for a city to levy a new tax or ind~ease an existing one with a promise of a corresponding decrease elsewhere <br />in the city's tax demands, the end result being that some new situation arises which cancels the city's <br />promise of a tax reduction. We are by no means implying that the officials of our city have this in mind. <br />We are simply reminding you that this is not an uncommonoccurence, and expressing our desire that this does <br />not occur with respect to the aforementioned one percent real estate tax deerease." <br /> <br /> 65-309 - Report of the inspeciion of the Portsmouth City Jail by the Division of <br />Corrections, Department of Welfare and Institutions, was p~esented and on motion of Mr. Eastes~ received <br />as information. ' <br /> <br /> 65-510 - Report of the inspection of the Portsmouth lock-up by the Division of <br />Corrections, Department of Welfare and Institutions, was presented, and on motion of Mr. Dillon, received <br />as information. <br /> <br /> 65-311 - Applications of Chestley R. Boggs and Linwood Parker for re-election as <br />Justice of Peace, were received, and on motion of Mr. Barnes, referred to a conference of the Council. <br /> <br /> 65-312 - Motion of Mr. Johnson to refer go a conference on Code amendments, the <br />possibility of electing School Board members az large, rather than from districgs, and electing Justices of <br />the Peace at large, rather than from wards, was adopted. <br /> <br />On motion adjourned. <br /> <br />Approved - <br /> <br />President. <br /> <br />* "WHEREAS, the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1962, requires that there be a regional <br /> program of continuing Transportation planning in order for any locality to re - <br /> ceive federal aid for highway construction; and <br /> WHEP~AS, federal financial assistance for highway construction is essential if an <br /> undue tax burden on the citizens of Portsmouth is To be avoided; and <br /> WHEREAS, the Southeastern Virginia Regional Planning Commission has offered to un- <br /> dertake the responsibility for perf6rming the continuing Transportation planning <br /> process for the City of Portsmouth: <br /> NOW~ THEREFOP~E, Be it Resolved by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, <br /> that the responsibiligy for the continuing gransportation planning process of <br /> the Cit~ of Portsmouth be, and the same hereby is, delegated go the Southeastern <br /> Virginma Regional Planning Commission." <br /> <br /> <br />