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June lC, 1930
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<br />by the Norfolk 0ounty Oourt.
<br /> On motion, the bill was referred to the 0ity Attorney.
<br /> A communication was :earl-from Miss Virginia M. Oook~ with regs~d to the 0ity enc:oaching
<br />on he: p:ope:ty jmst No:~ of the ~. A. L. ~d West of the ~Incine:ato:.
<br /> O~ motion, the co~ioa~ion w~s :efe~:ed to the Oi~Y ~e:.
<br /> (P:esent Mr. Ogg)
<br /> Dr, ~fo:d ~ved t~mt the p:tvilege of the floo: be g:~ted to ~y citizen present who
<br />may w~sh to present ~Y matte~ to the 0ouncil.
<br /> The motion was ~opted, ~d Messrs. E. G. ~cGehee ~d W. S. Le~y asked that a stop
<br /> t=~fic light be placed a~ the co=ner'of Lincoln ~. ~d Elm Ave.
<br /> On motion 0f M~. ~a~in, the question of establishing ~ch a light at the corner w~
<br /> refe=~ed to the City ~age~ for investigation ~d ~epo~.
<br /> (Present ~. Oast)
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<br /> At this point, the following ~eport was ~ead from the City
<br /> aJ~e 10, 1930.
<br /> Hono~mble City ~o~cil,
<br /> Port smouth, Va.
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<br />Gentlemen:
<br /> . Relative to petition for constraotion of proposed ~.oilet building fo~ the Brighto~
<br /> h was =efs~ed to me for report, at the 14st Oou~ozl meeting, beg to state that
<br />S~ho0]~, w~O ,. ' ............. ~aa~ v~'tOr ~r. P~ke=, wh~ states that he has gone
<br />into the ma~te~ ~ain very f~lly.
<br /> ~. P~ke=~s report ~ the ~bject is ~ttache~ hereto.
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<br /> Yours
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<br /> The'following report was re~d from t~e 0ity Building Inspector:
<br /> "June lC, 1930.
<br />Mr. ~ra~k O. Hanrahan,
<br />City Manager,
<br />Oity.
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<br />Des~v Sir:--
<br /> In oomplia~ce with your request, I have checked the p~s ~nd specifications
<br />for the proposed toilet building for Brighton Colored School, and give you my opinion as to
<br />the construction of the building and coat of same.
<br /> t h~ve examined th~ plans and read the specifications carefully. In my opinion
<br />the building is well planned and the material specified is of a good substantial grade
<br />not too elaborate, either in quality of material or in number of plumbing fixt~ures.
<br /> Superintendent of Schools ~. A.~Hunt~i~fg.rm~ m~ ~h~ thor? are~3~3_~_u~_~ ~o~led
<br />at the Brighton School this term. T.he. pxan s~ws ~ ~e ~or ~ne ~xr~s a~ ,_o~_~
<br />u~inats for the boys, aver~ging 22 5/S pupi~ezor p~pn c~os~ an~_~u~na~, xou ~u ,~
<br />there ~e not too many fixtures fo= the numoer each nas mo acoomo~a~ . ~
<br /> The fuel roo~ at the end of the toilet room and the Open shed leading from the
<br /> school building to the toilet building s~re well worth the money they will cost.
<br /> As to the cost of the buildihg, I will say that the bids received are very
<br /> rea~onsJole for the amount of work that is to be-done and I do not think you will save any
<br /> money by adver~isimgfoz new bids. I am informed t~a~ plumbing supplies have advanced 10%
<br /> within the last ~O days and'are liable to take auothe~ ~dvanoe in the nea~ future.
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<br />~OLLI~S very tr~ly~
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<br />(Signed) M. L. Parker,
<br /> Building Inspector~~
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<br /> ~ ~r. Dunford moved that mn appropriation of $3,~00,00, or a~ much thereof as may be neces-
<br />sary, be allowed out of New Sewerage Fund to build sanitary toilet building at the Brighton
<br />School.
<br /> The motion wasadopted, ~ud by the following vote:
<br /> Ayes-- Brooks, Dunford, Mau~n,
<br /> ' Oast, Stew~rt, Ogg,
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<br /> The following ordinance, which had beenplaced on first rea~ing by Council May 2?th, was
<br />taken up and read: AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE BORROWING. OF ~HREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR~,
<br />IN ANTICIPATION OF THE OOLLEOTION OF THE REVENUE FOR THE YEA~193!, ANDPROVIDING FOR TEE
<br />S~OE OF A NOTE OR NOTES TH~EREFOR.
<br /> On motio~ of Mr. Stewart, the ordinance was adopted, and by the following vote:
<br /> Ayes-- Brooks, Dunfo~d, Maupin, Cast, Stewart, Ogg, 6.
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