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March 27, 2001
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<br />01 - 104 - Items Submitted by Council Members
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<br />Councilman Whitehurst spoke on color newsletters and requested a report on City
<br />newsletters that have featured City Departments.
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<br />Councilman Moody wished the United States Navy a Happy Birthday. He also
<br />announced a town hall meeting to be held on April 18th at 6:00 p.m. at James Hurst
<br />School for Vision 2005 for Cradock.
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<br />01 - 105 - Non-Agenda Speakers
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<br />1. Joseph Preziotti, Jr., 527 High Street, Chairman, Clean Community Commission,
<br /> presented the Clean Community Commission Annual Report for 2000.
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<br />2. Mark Geduldig-Yatrosky, 363 Middle Street, spoke on solutions for residents of
<br /> Fairwood Homes.
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<br />3. Curt Maddox, 5303 Halter Lane, Norfolk, VA, complimented the City employees and
<br /> recent achievements.
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<br /> Motion by Mr. Moody, and seconded by Mr. Whitehurst, to waive the rules of
<br />order to allow Ms. Gingras an additional minute to speak, and was adopted by
<br />unanimous vote.
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<br />4. Debbie S. Gingras, 308 Robin Road, spoke on funding for air conditioning in
<br /> schools.
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<br />5. Theresa Harrell, 52 Fox Grape Road, spoke on funding for air conditioning in
<br /> schools.
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<br /> Motion by Mr. Moody, and seconded by Mr. Whitehurst, to waive the rules of
<br />order to allow Mr. Bolton a minute to speak, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />6. Brandon Bolton, 1222 Tatem Avenue, spoke on air conditioning for Olive Branch
<br /> Elementary.
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<br />Roy Perry-Bey, 7510 Granby Street, Norfolk, VA, Executive Director of Citizens in
<br />Hampton Roads for March Against Poverty, spoke on assistance for residents of
<br />Fairwood Homes and requested the resignation of the City Attorney and City
<br />Manager.
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<br />8. Dr. Marcellus Harris, 15 Merritt Road, Newport News, VA, spoke on assistance for
<br /> residents of Fairwood Homes.
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<br />9. Georgia Atkins, 1213 Jewel Avenue, spoke on funding for air conditioning in
<br /> schools.
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<br />10. Fatima Brown, 238 Gleep Street, spoke on living conditions in Fairwood Homes.
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<br />11. Anita Knight, 207 Gygax Avenue, spoke on living conditions in Fairwood Homes.
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<br />12. Lucinda Pitt, 252 Dorset Avenue, President of Fairwood Homes Civic League, spoke
<br /> on relocation of residents in Fairwood Homes.
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<br />13. Richard Cleveland, 1731 Maple Avenue, spoke on President of Prentis Place Civic
<br /> League, spoke on the police department, NEAT officers and the Elm Avenue
<br /> Neighborhood Facility.
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<br />14. Yvonne Cleveland, 1731 Maple Avenue, spoke on the Elm Avenue Neighborhood
<br /> Facility.
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<br />15. Megan Davis, 4721 Thornwood Street, spoke on funding for air conditioning in
<br /> schools.
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<br />16. Melissa Ann Wilson, 913 Sacony Street, spoke on funding for air conditioning in
<br /> schools.
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