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92-393 - Presentations NOvember 24, 1992 (a) Resolution presented to Tim L. Caviness, Jr., Vice President, Eastern Division of Virginia Power, in appreciation of their support of the new economic development video entitled "Portsmouth, Virginia a City On The Move". (b) Presentation of pins to newly appointed Boards and Commissions members. Motion of Mr. Hawks and seconded by Mr. Public Hearing item prior to the Non-Agenda motion was adopted and by unanimous vote. King, to review the Speakers and the Public Hearing - 92-396 Public Hearing to receive citizen input on a proposed ordinance to appropriate $2,495,000 for the 1993 Community Development Program being provided by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development. I. Raleigh G. Harsley, 2124 Peach Street, representing the Lee Ward Civic League, spoke in favor of the ordinance for the Community Development Program. There being no further speakers, the public hearing was closed. 92-394 Non-Agenda Speakers 1. Helen Person, 1314 Green Street, spoke on lead contamination in Washington Park. 2. Anita Futrell, 1349 Green Street, spoke on lead contamination in Washington Park. 3. Gilbert Roncot 13 W. Roberss Court, spoke on noise pollution at the Food Lion adjacent to his property. 4. J. Brewer Moore, 308 Bobby Jones Drive, representing Hodges Manor Civic League, spoke on 1993-94 budget preparation. 5. Sabrina Vinson, 1439 Green Street, spoke on digging of the lead contaminated soil in Washington Park. 6. Wlnnetta Branch, 1415 Green Street, spoke on di~ging of the lead contaminated soil in Washington Park. 7. Susan Taylor Hansen, 300 North Street, spoke in favor of keeping the park on North Street. 8. Peggy W. Murphy, 427 North Street, spoke in favor of keeping the park on North Street. 9. ?essa Mar~ Hansen, 300 North Street, ~epresenting the North Stree% children, spoke in favor of keeping the park on North Street. 10. Herman Bases, 432 North Street, spoke in favor of removing the playground equipment from North Street. 11. Sharon Tomasello, 1505 Green Street, spoke on digging of the lead contaminated soil in Washington Park.