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56-44 - "I suhmitlihe attached Sta~a Local Hospitalization Plan AgTeement between
<br />the Kings Daughter~ Hospital and the City ~of por~ssmouth ~nd recommend that proper City officials he authorized
<br />and directed to execute the same for and on behalf of the City of Portsmouth".
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<br />Metio~ 'of ~r. LawrenCe that the prop?~r ~it~ Officials be authorized to sign the con -I
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<br />tract, was adopted.
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<br />56-45 - "I submit the attached resolution and recommend its adoption."
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<br />On motion of Mr. Grimes the following resolution was adopted:
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<br />"RESOLUTION
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<br />WHEREAS, on January 10th, 1956, the Council adopted a resolution determining
<br />that upon the basis of l~cal need and acceptability Buildings 51,53,55 and 57
<br />of Carver War Housing Project, VA 44-244, are satisfactory for long-term use
<br />and may remain on-site, and further authorizing and directing the purchase
<br />of such buildings by the City for public use; and'
<br />WHEREAS, s further examination and consideration of the said buildings indicates
<br />that such buildings are not in fact suitable for long-term use umlems certain
<br />repairs and improv~mnts are made to such buildings ;
<br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE ~T RESOLVED by the Council of the City of Portsmouth, as follows:
<br />1. The ~esolution of the Council of the City of Port?s?me~t~h adopted on January
<br />10th, 1956, declaring Buildings 51, 53, 55 and 57 of Carver War Housing Project,
<br />VA 44-244, acceptable for lont-termuse is hereby amended te declare that said
<br />buildings are satisfactory for long-termuse and may remain on-site, provided
<br />that any purchaser of said buildings from the Governmentsslt~tl, within a period
<br />of two years from and after the sale by ~the Government of said btuildings, repair
<br />mud recondition them to meet the minimum requirements of the BuJildin~ Code,
<br />public health requirements and regulations and other e~isting laws and regula -
<br />tions affecting the occupancy of b~ildinc~ in the City of Portsmouth.
<br />2. The provision of said resolution of January 10th, 1956, authorizing and di -
<br />recting the purchase of such buildings hy the City of Portsmouth for public use
<br />is hereby ratified and confirmed and the City Manager is directed to enter into
<br />negotiations~mmediately with the Federal Government for such pu4chase."
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<br />56-46 - ~'I submit the attached resolution and recommend its adoption."
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<br />On motion of Mr. Howard, the following resolution was adopted:
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<br />"RESOLUTION
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<br />WHEREAS, the City of Portsmouth has previously considered the purchase from-
<br />the Federal Government of the Barlow Place War Housing Project, VA 44-~8~
<br />(hereinafter called thc '~Project"), for continued use fol~ a temporary period
<br /> and later use of the underlying land for psd~k~ recreation aud other public
<br />purposes; and
<br />WHEREAS, the Beazley Foun~latio~ has indicated a desire to acquire the Project
<br />and has agreed ~e use the Pro~c~ in accordance with the desires of the City;
<br />and
<br />WHEREAS, the Beazley Foundation would purchase such Project ~2a~ough its sub-
<br />sidi~ry, Fou~ldation Boy~ Academy, Inc.;
<br />NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Coanc~l ef the City of Portemouth, as
<br />follows:
<br /> 1. The Federal Government is hereby r~q~ested zo sell the Barlow Place
<br />Pro~ect to the F'ou]ldation Boys Acadelay, Inc.
<br /> 2. Certified copies of this regues~ shall be transmitte~ to the Federal
<br />Government to evidence the ~aet that it is the considered opinion of the City
<br />that the same public purposes will be served through such sale as would be
<br />served by the s~cle of the Project to the City of PortSraouth."
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<br /> 5~-47 - "I auhm_it the attached letter from ~rs. Harry C. Rudd, Sr. and recommend
<br />that the sum of $~0E.5~ be paid ]~rs. Rudd, representing th~ amount due ~r. Rudd as a former Policeman under the
<br />Police Retirement plan,"
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<br />Motion of Mr. Wilson that refund he granted: was adopted.
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<br /> 55-48 - "I recommend that the
<br />tail Merehanzs Association, representing B~% of~the cost of
<br />appropriation in the like amount be placed ou first reac~ng
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<br />City Auditor accep~ the sam of $8,~0.0~ from the
<br />the Troffic and Off Street Pstrki~g Survey a~d that au
<br />for the purpose of paying for the TrafficSurvey.'
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<br />Motion of ~Ir. Hawks to place an appropriation of $6,000.00 for said purpose on first
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<br />reading, was adopted.
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<br />56-49 - "I submit the attached ordinance and recoE~aend thatit be placed on first
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<br />Motion of N~r. Howard to place the follow~ ordinance on first reading was adopted:
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<br />"AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE '~ ISSUANCE OF TWOMILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
<br />DOLLARS OF BONDS TO BE KNOWN AS WATER BOt~DS~ FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING IMPROVE-
<br />MENTS, Ek'f~NSIONS AND ADDITIONS TO 'f~b~ SYSTEM OF V/ATHR WOEKSOF THE CITY, PD~-
<br />SUANT TO SECTION 127, CLAUSE B, OF THE CO~STI~I~JTION OF VIRGINIA, A~D SECTION
<br />15-594 OF THE CODE OF VIRGINIA 1950~i and under AUTHORITY OF
<br />QUA~LIFIED V(K~EES OF TH~ CITY OF PORTSMOUTH A~ AN ELECTION HELD ON THE EIGHTY DAY
<br />OF NOVE/~BER, 1955~ AND M~KING PROVISION FORTHEFORMOF SAID BONDS AND FORT HE
<br />PAYMENT THEREOF"
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