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97-232- Non-Agenda Speakers Sandy Jonson, 406 Westmoreland Avenue, spoke in opposition of the closing of Portside. Sheila A. Senters, 20 Century Drive, spoke in opposition to the removal of her basketball goal Tommy Miller, 53 LOxley Road, requested lights and a telephone at the Simonsdale basketball court. Motion by Mr. Robinett, and seconded by Mr. Pitts, to have the management team provide a report to City Council on Mr. Miller's request by September 23, 1997, and was adopted by unanimous vote. 4. Debra L. Miller, 53 Loxley Road, requested lights and a telephone at the Simonsdale basketball court. Motion by Mr. Robinett, and seconded by Mr. Benn, to change t~he rules of order to allow Mr. Brannock an additional five minutes to speak, and was not adopted due to a tie vote, 3-3 (Clemons, Griffin, Pitts) David Brannock, 6 Crawford Parkway, spoke in opposition to the closing of Portside. 6. Paul Robert, 45 Wayland Drive, spoke in opposition to the closing of Portside. Janeen Rose, 716 Lanier Crescent, spoke in opposition to the closing of Portside. Jim Posey, 2428 Sunset Drive, Chesapeake, spoke in opposition to the closing of Portside. Thomas W. Sturgis, 3301 Scott Street, spoke in opposition to the closing of Portside. 10. Randy Kuhlmann, 712 Potomac Avenue, spoke on.the street condition of the 700 block of Potomac Avenue. Motion by Mr. Clemons, and seconded by Mr. Robinett, requesting the city management team provide an update on the condition of the 700 block of Potomac Avenue and was adopted by unanimous vote. 11. Doris Leitner, 215 Glasgow Street, spoke in opposition to Portside remaining open. 12. Frank K. Thomson, Ill, 9 Aylwin Road deferred comments on the request for lights and phone at Simonsdale basketball court until September 23, 1997. On motion meeting adjourned at 9:26 p.m. APPROVED Dr. James W. Holley II] Mayor Debra Y. While', CMC City Clerk Councilman James To Martin was absent.