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<br />July 23, 1963
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<br />Contract'R
<br />Carter Company
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<br /> Alternate 1 $~77,7{9.~0
<br /> Alternate 3 77~,980~00
<br /> Contract A covers the area from the water plant in Suffolk along. Constance Road in theCity of
<br />Suffolk. Contract B is from Constance Road along Wilroy Koad to the A ~ D right of way. Contract R is along the
<br />A ~ B right of way to the Churchland area.
<br /> Alternate 1 is ductile iron anff cnst iron. Alternate 2 is concre~ce pipe. Alternate 3 is steel pipe.
<br />It is recommended that concrete pipe be used along Con~tance Road in the City of Suffolk under contract A as this
<br />will serve primarily an a transmissionmmain ~nd not. subject, to service taps. It is recommended that ductile iron
<br />be used along Wilroy Road under contract B. This main will be tapped for service aleng the majority of its ~ength,
<br />also the majority Of lhe ~iD.~s~located within the highway right o{ way and hence i~ is subject to some possible
<br />£u~ure re~ocation~ It is ~ommended that ductile and cast itoh'combination be used along the railroad u~der
<br />contract R. This is recommended as it would be much less costly to ta~ for all $~ze$ of future connections and
<br />could be more~ ren~y moved laterally or vertically should thi~ be requested in the fut~e. ~t also can be more
<br />easily and economically repaired by the Water Depertment employees.
<br /> Based on the above recommendations, A. D. Pinkston is the tow bidder on contract A, Alternate 2 in
<br />the amount of $305,26g.57, contract B, Alternate i in the amount of $395,686.45, contract R, Alternate i in the
<br />amount of $872,659.40~ making a total of 1,5~3,64~.42. - I recommend that the con~ract he awarded, this firm for the
<br />above amounts."
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<br /> ~ot£on+ of~ Mr. Dillon: that the bid be awarded to.~A. G. Pinkston, lhe low ~hidder', and tha( the
<br />following ordinance be approved~on first reading, was adopted:
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<br />~N ORDINANCE'TO APPROPRIATE $1,650,000.00 Fl{ON THE WATER' BOND FUND FOR THE
<br />PURROSE OF CONSTRUCTING'A NE~ HIGH~PHESSURE WATER DISTRIBUTION HAIN. FROM SUFFOLK
<br />TO PORTSMOUTH"
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<br /> 63-174'- ~'I submit~the ~attached resolution. The adoption of-this Resolution gives' Council approval
<br />to t-he General Neighborhood Renewal Plan for 'the area d~signated as northsiffe in the City o£ POrtsmouth,
<br /> I recommend the approval of the Nor~hside GNRP be referred to a conference of the Council and
<br />suggest.~ha~ i~ ~1~o be referred to. the Mayor's. Citizens Committee for study.
<br /> I fur. ther recommend that this be scheduledfor consJxderation by the'Co.u~cil a~ its meeting on
<br />August 13, 1963."
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Eastes that the General Neighborhood Renewal~Plan ~esignated as~NOrthside~be referred
<br /> ~o a conference of the Council and to the Mayor's Citizens Committee and that the matter be placed on the agenda
<br />£or,-the Aug~s~ 13th Council meeting, was adopted, without dissenting v~te.
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<br /> 63-175 - "I submit the attached Resolution and recommend its adoption.
<br /> This establishes ~ local Ptmnning Agency for the Park View Non-Assisted Urban Renewal Project,
<br />being the ares bounded by Ann Street, Fort La~e and Fort Nelson Urban Renewal Project and the U. S. Naval Hospital,
<br />Bay Street and the rear lot line of properties fronting on the west side of Webster Avenue.
<br /> This Resolution authorizes the Planning Commission to officially act for the City of Portsmouth in
<br />this matter. It further authorizes the Chairman of the. Planning Commission, the Chairman bf the Board of
<br />Minimum Housing Standards, the Pinching Director.and the Director oi,Public Health1 ~o seek a meeting with repre-
<br />sentatives of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, the Federal He,sing Administration and the Urban'Renewal
<br />Admiui~tratio~.t~:xscuss, thisanddevelopa,Non-~ssisted. UrbanR,enewal Pro~ect applica~£o~that can be considered
<br />by the City Council'."
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<br /> O~. motion of Mr. E~stes, the following resolution ~as~do~ted without dissenting vote:
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<br /> "BE IT RESOLVED, that the Cit~ of Portsmouth is hereby named as the LOCAL PUBLIC AGENCY (LPA) and
<br />that the Portsmouth City Planning Commission Es authorized officially to act~,fer the City of Portsmouth in this
<br />matter, ~nd ~ - - .- ~
<br /> That the Chairman of the City Planning Commission, the Chairman of the Board of Minimum Housing
<br />Standards, the Planning Director and the Director of Public Realth are both authorized and instruete~ to seek a
<br />meeting with representatives of' the HouSing and Home FinanCe;Agency,, the Federal ,Housing Administration and the
<br />Urban Renewal Administration to discuss this matter and to develop s non-assisted urban renewal project applica-
<br />tion that can be considered and acted upon by th~s City Council.''~
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<br />-UNF~INISHED BUSINESS
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<br /> 6~-120 - The following ordinance,
<br />conference of the Council and Planning Commission on June 15,
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<br /> "ZONING AMENDMENT ORDINANCE Z 63-17"
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<br />approved on first reading on May 28, 1963, and referred to a
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<br />was taken ,up a~d read:
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<br />On motion the privilege of the floor was granted to interested persons.
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<br />Mr. Baldwin and Mr. Myers spoke for their petition.
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<br />Mrs. J. S. Cobb of 1501 Jefferson Street and Andrade T. Mareos of 2116 Camden Ave.
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<br />s$oke against
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<br />the petition.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Esstes re rescind the previous action of the City Council and to concur in the recom-
<br />mendation of the Planning Commission to deny the petition, was adopted, and by the following vote:
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