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<br /> It is estimated that the material will cost ~2,065~00, and the City's 32%
<br />will be $660.00~ ~The particular sewer work under contemplation, and which is needed to cor-
<br />rect bad conditions and make necessary extensions, is as follows:
<br /> Florida Aver - from Cleveland approximately 2003 north
<br /> Cleveland St. - from alley E. of Maryland to alley E. of Chautauqua Ave.
<br /> In alley east of Chautauqua Ave., from Cleveland to Detroit.
<br /> " " ~ ~ Florida Ave., from Wesley to N. of Arlington
<br /> Washington St., from Carroll to Hamptoq Place
<br /> South St., from Godwin to Richmond Ave.
<br /> North Lane - from North St. 2501 north.
<br /> High St., on south 'side - Chestnut 'to Hatton St.
<br /> In alley south of Bay View Blvd. - from Florida to Douglas Ave.
<br /> " " west of Florida Ave. - north of Arlington
<br /> In order to secure the $2,065.00 of Federal help and to continue this project
<br />I recommend that $700.00 be appropriated, with the understanding that the money will not be
<br />expended unless the ~2,065.00 of materials is made available by the W.P.A. authorities."
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<br /> On motion of Mr. Stewart, $700.00 was appropriated for said purpose, and by
<br />the following vote:
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<br /> Ayes- Brooks, Fox, Hutchins, Moore, Oast, Stewart 6.
<br /> Hays- None.
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<br /> ~th - "In the matter of medical inspection for the parochial colored school,
<br /> upon which I reported adversely to your Honors?cie Body on August 17th, and which subject was
<br /> referred back to me "to confer with the Director of Public Health to try to work out some
<br /> plan to take care of the health of these children wit--out cost to the City, if possible", I
<br /> beg to report as follows:
<br /> On Sept. 5th, I submitted the matter to the Director of Public Welfar~
<br />~with the request that he "endeavor to work out a practical plan to t~e care of this work and
<br />repo~t to me later."
<br /> On Sept. 6th~ I received a communication fromthe Director of Public
<br /> Welfare, which went considerably into details e~d which advised me that the work could be
<br /> done through his department, but not without cost to the City. Without burdening you with
<br /> the details of Dr. Roper~s full report, I quote one germane paragraph, as follows:
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<br /> "As to the cost for the service as outlined, it would
<br /> be as follows: Assuming that pay would be necessary for a nine months
<br /> school term, $900.00 for nurses salary mud $675.00 for medical inspec-
<br /> tor or a total of $1575.00 per annum. Under the second plan as sug-
<br /> ges~ed, that of employing a City Physician, 'it would be as.follows -
<br /> nurses salary $900.00, salary of City P~ysician $1800.00 - or a total
<br /> of $2700.00.
<br /> Much more efficient service, I believe would be rendered
<br /> under the second plan because the medical inspector of the schools should
<br /> have had special' training in modern health procedures and methods end
<br /> this could best be done by an experienced health officer."
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<br /> I then submitted Dr. Roperls report to the City' Attorney, for his
<br />opinion, which I now quote:
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<br /> "In reply to your letter of Sept. 9th, concerning the
<br />matter of furnishing medical inspection for the parochial schools
<br />and after having read the copy of Dr. Roper~s letter which was at -
<br />tached, I am of the sam~ opinion as stated in my letter of August
<br />18th, to the effect that under Section l~l of the State Constitu -
<br />rich, the City has no authority to make an appropriation to sectar-
<br />ian institutions."
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<br />Motion of Mr. Hutchins to refer to the 1936 Budget was adopted.
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<br /> - UNFINISHED BUSIR~SS -
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<br />and read:
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<br />The following ordinance, placed on its first reading, Sept. 24th, was taken up
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<br />"AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RE-ORDAIN ~.N ORDINANCE ENTITLED, 'AN
<br />ORDINANCE TO PROHIBIT THE ERECTION OF PUMPS, TANKS, AND SIMILAR
<br />EQUIPMENT FOR THE STOP, GE OF GASOLINE, OIL AND OTHER LIQUID SUB-
<br />STANCES IN THE STREETS OF THE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, Adopted Decem-
<br />ber 27th, 1928-, AND TO PROHIBIT THE USE OF AND PROVIDE FOR THE
<br />REMOVAL OF TANKS, PUMPS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT NOT-IN USE."
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<br />On motion of Mr. Stewart, said ordinance was adopted,.and by the following vote:
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<br /> Ayes - Brooks, Fox, Hutchins, Moore, Oast, Stewart - 6.
<br /> Nays - None.
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<br />up and read:
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<br />The following ordinance, placed on its first reading, Seotember 2kth, was taken
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<br />,A~ ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND RE-ORDAIN A~ ORDINANCE ENTITLED ~AN
<br />ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR' PE~.~ETUAL CARE AND UPKEEP OF CEMETE~
<br />LOTS', Adopted June t6th, 1922.":
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