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January 14th~ 1958. <br /> <br /> Motion o~ M3c. Weiseman that the City Council express their ~hanks and congratulations <br />to the Water Department for this £ine record, was adopted. <br /> <br /> 58-14 - "I am reporting that I have appointed upo~ the recommendation of Df.Graham, <br />~. Myron J. Barrell of 1422 Maple Avenue as an ~nspector in the Health Department, to assist in the enforcement <br />of the Minimum Housing Code." <br /> <br />On motion filed. <br /> <br /> 58-15 - "I am making a progress report on the use of Radar for ~raf£ic control. This <br />report merely indicates the cities in Virginia now using the control and comments from the various cities concern! <br />lng their experiences. I have requested quotations on the cost of different types of Radar eq~ipmen~ that would <br />be needed should the City decide to use Radar for traffic control. I ~trust to have this report in the not-too <br />far distant future." <br /> <br />On motion filed. <br /> <br />58-16 - "I submit the attached ordinance, and recommend ~hat it be plaqed on first <br /> <br />read~_ng. <br /> <br />"AN ORDINANCE PROVIDINGFORTHE CLASSIFICATION OF F~PLOY~NTAND A COMPENSATION <br />PI2LNFOR FIREMEN AND POLICEMEN OF THE CITY" <br /> <br />Motion of Mr. Smith to suspend the rules to hear from interested parties, was adopted <br />William Kuke of the Fire Department spoke concerning the pay increase on promotions. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Hinton that the ordinance be amended in order That a man promoted ~o a <br />higher rank would step back 6nly one pay range, was adopted. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Smith to place the said ordinance, as amended, on first reading,was <br /> adopted. <br /> <br /> 58-17 "I have received~Legislative' Bulletin No. 1 and I recommend that the Councili <br />act as a Committee of the Whole zo represent the City in any matters that may come beforeLthe Legislature which <br />,~affect the City in any way a~d that the Committee be instructed to take necessary action to prevent detrimental <br />legislation from being passed and to support such legislation as will be beneficial to the City.T <br /> <br />Motion of Mr. Smith to concur in the reconm~endation of the City Manager, was adopted.I <br /> <br />58-18 - "I recommend that a motion be adopted concerning War Housing Project VA- <br /> <br />44-244 - Carver Homes." <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Weiseman that the Mayor and the City Clerk be authorized and directed <br />to execute, on behalf of the City, all necessary stipulations for filing in the District Court of the United <br />States for the Eastern District of Virginia, in Miscellaneous No~ 6867, providing for termination of the Federal <br />Government's use ofthose portions of the former War Housing Project VA 44244 (Carver Homes) which are owned <br />by the City; provided that such stipulations shall have been approved by the City Manager as to substance and by <br />the City Attorney as to form." <br /> <br />58-19 - "I submit the attached resolution and recommend its adoptinn." <br /> <br />. "Be it Resolved by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia, that <br /> it is necessary for the City to acquire the fee simple title in and ~ <br /> the following described tracts of land, for usa by its Water Department <br /> as a part of Speight~s Run Reservoir, therecord title to said tracts of <br /> land being in the name of Richard Tynes,.Jr., and Mrs. Rachel Duke Ellis <br /> being a claimant thereof: <br /> <br /> TRACT NO. 1 <br />Beginning at a concrete monument located on the Tynes-Wilkins property <br />line S 77° 06' w - 137~0' from an iron pipe located by a pine stump on <br />said property line; thence, S 77° 06' W- 141.6' to a monament; thence <br />S 77° 06' W - approximately 183.0' to the center of Knight's Run; thence, <br />along the center of the. run in a southern direction re a point; thence, <br />N. 82° 43' E - 267.7' a%ong the TF/nes- Portsmouth Water Department property <br />lite to a point; thence, S. 80o 35' E - 221,0' along the property line to s <br />point; thence, S 12° 23' E - 59.5' along the property line to a point on the <br />Tynes-Hines property line; thence, along the ~ynes-Mines property line <br />S 86° 54' E - 46.6' to a point; thence, along fha following monumented <br />courses and distances re the point of beginning: N l0° 33' E - 105.6'; N 49° <br />41' E - 132.8';~ 05° 29~ E - 16Q.2~; N 320:47' W 229.0'; S 50° 53' W-175.6' <br />S 20° 44' W- 252.1'; N 50° 27' W- 328.2'; S 78° 14' W -338.5'; N 01° 31 W- <br />175.9'; N 36° 42~ E - 192.7'; and N 09° 13' W- 118.2~. <br /> <br />The hereinabove described tract, designated as TRACT NO.1, contains 8.46 <br />acres, more or less, and is bounded on the North and East by Arthur Wilkins <br />and by the remaining land of Richard Tynes, on the West by Knight's Run and <br />on the South by the Portsmouth Water Department. <br /> <br /> TRACT NO. lA <br />Beginning at a-point on the western R/W line of State Route 645 (Somerton <br />Road) located 168.8~ - S 02° 35~ E~_from the Tynes-Barrett property line <br />and the R/W; thence along the following monumented courses,and distances: <br />N 89° 16' W.- 141.6'; S 53° 13'W- 147.6' S 31° 33' W- 171.0'; N 71° 33' <br /> <br /> <br />