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<br />June 14th, 1960.
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<br />January 14th, 1957', and revised June, 1957, filed with the petition
<br />in this matter'and made a part hereof, said land as shown on said
<br />plat being further described as follows:
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<br />Beginning at a point 100~06 feet S 85° 57' E of the Eastern right of way
<br />line of Pitchkettle Road; thence N 4°. 50' E - 79.6 feet to a point; thence
<br />S 85° 57' E approxkmately 146 feet to the run of the branch; thence,
<br />along the run of the branch to-the other lauds of the City of~Portsmouth~
<br />formerly William Claven; thence, N 85° .~57' ~ approximately 137 feet to
<br />the point of beginning.
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<br /> The hereinabove described tract, being the Eastern portion of Lots No. 30
<br /> a~d 31, contains 0.26 acres, more or less, and is bounded on the north by
<br /> other'lands cT the City of Portsmouth, formerly Willie Lee Parris, East by the
<br /> run of'~he branoh, south by oth%r lands ef th~ City of Portsmouth, formerly
<br /> William'Clhven, and west by the remaining land of J. R. Saunders. It is the
<br /> intent'of this condemnation proceedings that all of-the land lying east of
<br /> line CD presently owne~i by J.R. Saunders Estate~be acquired by the City of
<br /> Portsmouth, Virginia
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<br /> SECOND: All'that certain {ract of land-with the improvements thereon, ~n
<br />- ~n~emond C0u~t~ Virginia, being the Easter~ portion of Lot No. 26, on ~the
<br /> plat of the survey thereof and of other lands entitled: 'Boston Propertyto
<br /> be Acquired by the City of Port~outh, Virginia, Suffolk, Virginia' prepared
<br /> by Causey ~. We~k§, Engineers, Norfolk, Virginia, dated January 14, 1957, and
<br /> revised June, 1957, filed with the petition in this matter and made a part
<br /> hereof, said land as skown on said plat being further described as follows:
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<br /> Beginning at a point 115.22 feet S 85° 57' E of the Eastern right of way
<br /> line of Pitchkettle Road; thence N 4o 50' E- 39.8 feet to the land of
<br /> Lindsey S. Burton; thence S 85° 5~' E approximately 161 feet to the run of
<br /> the branch; thence, along the run 9f ~he branch to the land of the City of
<br /> Portsmouth, formerly Jmmes Boone; thence N 85° 57' W approximately 176
<br /> feet to the poin~ of beginning.
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<br /> The hereindescribedlot,being the Eastern portion of Lot No. 26, contains
<br />'0.15 acres, more or less and is bounded on the. North by the lands of the City
<br />of Portsmouth, formerly Liadsey S. Burten, East'by the run of the branch,
<br />South by the lands of the City of I~)rtsmouth, formerly James Boone and West
<br />b~ the remBinin~ iand'of Job Saunders. It~is the intent of this condemnation
<br />'p~Abee~ing~ th~t~all~ Of the land presently owned by JOb Saunders Estate lying
<br />East of line CD be acquired By the City of Portsmouth, Virginia.
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<br /> Be it further Resolved that the~City-Attorney is authorized and instructed
<br /> ~o institute condemnation proceedings, employing counsel of his choice
<br /> therein, to acquire the aforesaid property for the purposes of the City."
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<br /> 60-178 ~'I submit the attached resolutinn and recommend its adoption. This reso-
<br />lution commendslthe Central Memor{al ~ay Observance Committee and J. Herbert Simpsou, Chairman of this Committee
<br />for the ceremony and parade held on Memorial Day, May 30th, 1960."
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<br />dissenting vote:
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<br />On motion of,Mr. Breedlove, the following resolution was adopted, without
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<br /> "WHEREAS, the observance by the citizens of the City of Portsmouth, of
<br /> Memorial Day, May 30th, 1960, was enhanced and mode more significant
<br /> because of the ceremonies and parade arranged by the Central Memorial
<br /> Day Observance Committee, under the general chairmanship of ~r. J.
<br /> Herbert Simp~on; and
<br /> ~EREAE~ many local organizations and units o£ the Armed Forces
<br /> participated in the aforesaid observance, which the people of our C~ty
<br /> consider was the best in the history o~ such observ~r~e,
<br /> NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Oouncil of the City of Ports-
<br /> mouth, Virginia, that the appreciation of the citizens of this City for
<br /> the ceremonies and parade in observance of Memorial Day, May 30, 1960,
<br /> be hereby expressed and couveyed to.M~. J. Herbert Simpson, General
<br /> Chairman of the Central Memorial Day Observance Committee, ~o each
<br /> member of the Com~ittee and to each organization which participated in
<br /> said~observance.
<br /> BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of these resolutions be spread
<br /> upon the minutes of the City Council and copies thereof be forwarded
<br /> to the~ersons and organizations above mentioned."
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<br /> 60-179 "I submit the attacked letter from the City Attorney with reference ~o
<br />a sewer easement and ~ reconm~end that the City accep$ the. easement for the sewer line."
<br /> "Plat ~o. 6 of Highl~d-Biltmore shows a ten £oot sewer easement crossing lot
<br />231 to serve the houses on lots 2~31 and 230. The~ow~ers o~ lot ~31 . wished to build certain additions to their
<br />house which in turn required ~ slight relocation of the sewer line.
<br /> The owners of lot 231 now wish to se~l their property but the title attorney
<br />will not approve the title unless the City accepts the conveyance to .it o~ an easement for the relocated sewer
<br />line. I attach an appropriate easement deed, in which, the o~v~ers of lot.230 have expressed their consent, and
<br />I request that you se~nre authorization for ~the proper City officials to join in the deed to express the consent
<br />o£ the City. The work of relocating the sewer has been accomplished without cost to the City."
<br /> O~ motion of ~lr. Weiseman, the recommendation Of the City Manager was approved,
<br />without dissenting vote.
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