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410. <br /> <br />May 24th, 1960 <br /> <br />a ~rogram this year and purchase five buses upon the conditions outlined in my letter of May 19th. <br /> We will continue such a progre~mf~om year to year thereafter until all the present buse~ <br />have been replaced, provided that this Company's earnings during such years will permit payment of the added cos~ <br /> i ~ it in the ~;w 'buses and give -us a reasonable return as pro - <br />of depreciation resulti~ from the 'larger inves e ~ , <br />vided by the City Code. This program would, of course, be contingent upon our ability to borrow money from <br />Portsmouth banks at reasonable rates of interest and for satisfactory periods of time, based upon the credit of <br />the Portsmouth Transit'Company as shown on its Income and Balance Sheet ~eports ~nd other pertinent information. <br /> I would gladly subscribe to such s program which should g~eatly.. ~benefit all the citi- <br />zens of Portsmouth and its economi~clife. (Signed) Warren R. Pollard, President. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. B reedlove to receive for information and refer to a conference of <br />the Council, was~adopted; withou{ diss~tfng eOte. <br /> <br /> 60-159 - The following letter from Nfs. W.B. Spong was read: <br /> <br /> "I herewith submit my resignatiou as a member of ~he Portsmouth Cify ~chodl Hoard, <br /> I take this' actioh to help garry out the plan adopted by the School Boar9 <br />to become effective on June "30, 1960; <br /> aud th~:Ci~y 'Cou~dil to allow representatfbn f~om"~the annexed Area o~ th~ Pdftimo~th City School Board. <br /> With"best wi~hes fo~ the progress Of Our ~choo~ ~and 'our City, I am, Sincerely, <br />Mrs. Emily No Spong, President, Ports~oath'City Scgool~oard. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Breedlove to refer to a conference of the Council was adopted, <br /> <br />without dissenting vote. <br /> <br /> 60--160 - Mr. Baker presented the subjec~ of electing a representative to the <br />Metropolitan Government Plan Committee. <br /> <br /> On motion of Mr. Bartlett, tabled to the next conference, without dissenting yore. <br /> <br /> 60-161 - Onmotiou of Mr. Wagger, the privilege of the floor was granted 'S. Re <br /> House, who protested building activities on the corner of King and First Avenue, and inquired if the builder had <br /> a building permit. <br /> <br />Sol; Abr'al~am ilso spoke'=in regard to the ma~tez-. <br /> <br /> ferred to the City Manager, <br />~the matter, was-adopted, without dissenting <br /> <br />~ Mdtion of ~r.- ~Breedlove that the complaint of Mr. Hbuse and Mr. Abraham be re - <br />fo~ im~edi~ei~vos~igatTon a~d that ti~eCity ~ana~r in-form them of the status of <br /> <br />CiSy Clerk <br /> <br />On motion adjourned. <br /> <br />Approved - <br /> <br /> President. <br /> <br /> <br />