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SUPPLEMENTALS'AND ADJUSTMENTS
<br /> VaI~e~ of LOts Value of Buildings
<br />Total h;435.00 8,000.00
<br />
<br />September 25th, 1945.
<br />
<br />Total Value Gen. T&× at 2.50
<br />12,~35-00 310,88
<br />
<br />Each instalment
<br />
<br />155.48
<br />
<br />PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS
<br />
<br />4,532,o37.oo
<br />
<br />lO8,55o.9
<br />
<br /> BERSONAL PROPERTY
<br /> Tangible Tax at 2.50
<br />
<br />~ite 1,815,691.00 h5,369.10
<br />Colored 540,140~OO 13,505.45
<br />Total 2,354,831.OO 58,874.55
<br />
<br /> Machinery Tax aZ 1.O0 Total Value
<br />
<br />303,864.00 3,038.64 2,118,555.OO
<br />~ 2,Z10.O0 2Z.lO .. 542~850.OO
<br />306,5Z4.00 3,065.74 2,661,h. O5.00
<br />
<br /> IGP~AND TOTAL REAL EStATE-PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MACHINERY ASSESSED:
<br />
<br /> 3Z,957,252.oo 37,432 499.oo
<br /> Total Tax charged to City Collector 944,586.81 931,837.46
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Howard to instruct the Auditor to
<br />~i~City Collector, was adopted.
<br />
<br /> Total Tax
<br />61,940.29
<br />
<br /> Increase
<br />
<br /> 5 4,753.oo
<br /> 12~7~9.35."
<br />charge the amounts
<br />
<br />to the
<br />
<br /> An appropriation of
<br />last meetkag, was taken up.
<br />
<br /> -~o~ion of Mr. Howard
<br />and by the following vote:
<br />
<br />$5,000.00 for the Veterans Center,
<br />to appropriate $5,000.00 for said
<br />
<br />laid on
<br />purpose,
<br />
<br />table at the
<br />was adopted
<br />
<br /> yes. Fox, Grimes, Howard, Sturtevant, Warren, Weiseman Wilson
<br />Nays: None
<br />
<br />The following letter was read:
<br />
<br /> "We are sure you are aware of the necessity for a negro hospital in Ports
<br />mouth, in looking over possible sites, we were particularly interested in the Carver Dormitor-
<br />ies for Men, situated on the northwest corner of Gosport Road and Evergreen Place.
<br /> Mayor Fox and Mr. Faye of the Portsmouth Housing Authority, went with tm
<br />members of our committee zo see ~uhat the possibilit%es of converting these dormitories in~o a
<br />hospital might be. We decided that with some changes we could use these dormitories for a hospi$
<br />tal. We would appreciate anything you might do to help get these dormitories released to us.
<br />
<br />Very truly yours,
<br />
<br />Hattie Daughtrey Riddick, Chairman,
<br /> Hospital committee
<br />
<br />prices on cost of
<br />
<br />~ames L.Green, M.D., Secretary,
<br /> Medical Society."
<br />
<br /> Motion of Mr. Grimes for the City Manager to consult an architect and get
<br />same, was adopted.
<br />
<br />The following letter was read and ordered filed:
<br />
<br /> "Crawford Street in Portsmouth has been made a first class street and, at th~
<br />meeting of our Norfolk-Portsmouth Board of Directors Thursday night at the Monticello, I was di -
<br />rected to write you and thank you in behalf of the motori-sts for makingthis possible.
<br />
<br />Very sincerely~
<br />
<br /> J. T. Timmons, Managing Director,
<br /> Tidewater Automobile Association
<br /> of Virginia."
<br />
<br /> The following letter was read and referred to the City Manager:
<br />
<br /> "At a meeting of our Norfolk-Portsmouth Directors, I was asked to write you
<br />and request that you amend your bicycle ordinance for the licensing and regulation of bicycles to
<br />conform with the uniform ordinance prepared by the National Conference of Street and Highway Safe-
<br />ty. ~
<br />
<br /> One of the items in your ordinance that particularly perturbs us is thm
<br />yearly registration fee because we feel the revenue question should not be of importance on such
<br />an important safety measure. As a result, we hope you will adopt a permanent registration fee of
<br />$1.O0 for the life of the bicycle; also that the ordinance be published in pamphlet form in order
<br />that each bicycle registrant may have a copy and that copies be made available for study in the
<br />schools.
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