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MarCh 14, 1995
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<br />2. David Alexander, i Alton Parkway, spoke in support of the
<br />withdrawal of the application.
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<br />3. Thomas McTeer, 357 N. George Washington Highway, Chesapeake,
<br />spoke in support of the application.
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<br />4. Brenda Light, 3205 Hornsea Road, Chesapeake, spoke in support
<br />of the application.
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<br />5. Laurie Lewis, 74 Gillis Road, spoke on her behalf and that of
<br />Oscar Lewis, her husband, in opposition to the application.
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<br />6. Jean Butler, 30 Alton Parkway, spoke in opposition to the
<br />application.
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<br />7. Joyce Trickett, 505 Washington Street, Suite 300, spoke in
<br />opposition to the application.
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<br />8. Dean Cowell, 25 Emmons Place, spoke in support of the
<br />application.
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<br />9. Gloreen Alexander, i Afton Parkway, spoke in support of the
<br />appIiCation.
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<br />10, Rev. GeorgeClose, Jr,, 49 Channing Avenue, spoke in support
<br />of the application.
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<br />11. Kyle Pratt, 700 Meadowlark Street, spoke in support of the
<br />application.
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<br />12. Jason Jernigan, 74 Gillis Road, spoke in support of the
<br />application.
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<br />13. Ron Berry, 4 Dahlgren Avenue, spoke in support of the
<br />application.
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<br />14. Dyrell Hicks, 458 Battlefield Blvd., Chesapeake, spoke in
<br />support of the application.
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<br /> Motion by Mr. Clemons, and seconded by Mr~ Robinett,
<br />permit withdrawal of the application, and was adopted by
<br />unanimous vote.
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<br />- CITY MANAGER'S REPORT
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<br />95-118 - Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption of
<br />an ordinance to appropriate $175;000 from the Capital
<br />Improvements Fund for repair of storm drain cave-ins throughout
<br />the City.
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<br /> "Included in the recently approved 1994-99 Capital
<br />Improvement Plan, is $175,000 for storm drain cave-in repair. A
<br />large portion of the City is served by an aging storm drainage
<br />infrastructure. The soils in this region are very conducive to
<br />the formation of cave-ins whenever there is a separation in a
<br />section of storm drain. As a result, we have a continual
<br />backlog of cave-ins to be repaired.
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<br /> The Director of Public Works recommends appropriation of
<br />the authorized $175,000 to address these problems. I concur
<br />and, with your approval of this item, the balance in the Capital
<br />Improvements Plan is $17,600,131."
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<br /> Motion by Mr. Robinett, and seconded by Mr. Clemons, to
<br />adopt the following ordinance, and was adopted by the following
<br />vote:
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