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Narch 14th. 1950.
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<br /> At the regular meeting of the ~ity Council, held o~ l~ch 14~h,Z,1950~
<br />there were present:
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<br />provede
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<br />Leslie T. Fox, Frank N. Bilisoly, Fred A Duke, George~-L.Grimes.
<br />Arthur P. Henderson, Carl C. Houghton, James N.Howard, E.Robze
<br />stu~tevant, C.E. Warren~ H. Eai~l ~eiseman, Pearle J. Wil~on,
<br />I.G. Vass, City Nanager, and R.C. Barclay, City Attorney.
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<br />Ninutes of the regular ~eeting of February 2Sth, 1950 were read and ap -
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<br />High School buildz~g
<br />follows:
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<br />-Stme following report from t he School Committee was received:
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<br />"Your Committee appointed to consider the location of th~ proposed new
<br />and playground a rea of th~ Glensheallah Gol~ Course site, reports as
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<br /> We recommend that the Hi~a School building and playground area be io -
<br />coted on approximately thirty acres of land at the southern end of the g elf course and bounded
<br />as follows - on the south by the Atlantio~oast Line Railroad, on t he east by the property
<br />owned by the Cast Estate andothers, on the north by a line at some point south of Locustway
<br />~rive extended and ~ ~he west by West Road and t~at the land presently owned by the City
<br />north of Hartford Street extended a~d opposite the Jo~hnTyl~r Schdol be developed and used as
<br />a part of the golf course in order to ~intain a nine ~ole course.
<br /> A plat of ~he property i s attached hereto and made a part of this ~eport~
<br /> Respectfully~
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<br />that
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<br />F.A~ Duke
<br />A.P~ Henderson
<br />H.E. Weiseman."
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<br /> ~otion of Nr. Houghton to concur-in the C o~ittee~s
<br />a copy of the plat be sent to t he School Board, was adopted.
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<br />recommendation and
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<br />The following letters f Pom the City ~anager were read:
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<br /> let - "The question of licenses for shoe repair shops was referred to me
<br />for a report.
<br /> I have investigated the matter and have been advised that the ques-
<br />tion of a ~50.00 minimum charge per year was discussed at length when the License Tax ordinan~
<br />was'adopted and that it was determined at that time that it was not out ef liue, and I do not
<br />~ecommend a change in the ordinance."
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<br />Notion o f ~r. Howard to lay on the table was adopted.
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<br /> Smd ~ "I desire to inform you that I have received a letter from the
<br />Chie~ Engineer of the Atlantic Coas~ Line Railroad Company ~dvising me that the necessary
<br />signal materials for the flashing light signals to b e installed at the crossings of the sev-
<br />eral streets in Portsmouth have been ordered and tha~ the ~Railroad Company will proceed in
<br />the near future to remove the side track and relocate Hartford Avenue and install their sig
<br />nals."
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<br />On motion filed.
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<br />of the Cit~
<br />rectionso~
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<br />Jail and
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<br />5rd - "I am submitting for your information, reports on the inspection
<br />City lock-up received from R.E. Youell, Director of the Division o f Cot-
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<br />On motion f£1ed.
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<br /> 4th ~ "For your info,atica, I am submitting herewith a report frc~ the
<br />City Engineer on the actual ~o~t of remo'~ng a shade tree from ll4 Gilmerton Avenue."
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<br />On motion filed.
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<br /> 5th - "At the Council meeting held on Februaryl 4th, 19~0~ on motion o f
<br />Nr. Howard, the City Nanager was instructed to secure additional information on t he question
<br />of milk permits for out of town dairies and report back to Council.
<br /> I respectfully submit the following: _~ne City of Portsmouth,Va.
<br />adopted an ~rdinance on January llth~ 1944, regulating the production-a nd distributiCn of
<br />milk and milk products wdthin the City. limits of Portsmouth, Virginia, on April 8th, 1947,
<br />amended Section li of the said ordinance.
<br /> The ordinance closely follows the regulations set forth in t he
<br />UnitedBtates Public Heaith Service Nilk ~ode. Section ~ of the ordinance reads as follows:
<br />"It shall be tmlawful for any person~ to bring into or receive in~o the City of Portsmouth,
<br />Virginia, or its Police jurisdiction, for sale, or to s ell~' ~ offer for sale therein, or to
<br />have in storage where milk or milk products are sold or served, any milk or milkt~oduct de -
<br />fined in this ordinance, who does not possess a permit from the Health officer of the City of
<br />Portsmouth, Virginia."
<br /> Section ll as amended reads as follows:
<br /> "Nilk and milk products produced and pasteurized beyond the lim-
<br />its of reasonable practicable inspection.
<br /> No milk or milk product (except certified milk and milk products
<br />made from or with Qe~tified milk), ~roduced beyond the limits of reasonable practicable inept-
<br />rich-by the Health Officer of the Czty, shall be sold, offered~r sale or distributed in the
<br />City, for human coneumptionwithln the City, unless produced under regulations equivalent to
<br />the requirements by this Chapter, provided the Health Officer shall satisfy himself that the
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