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503 <br /> <br /> October 13, 1992 <br /> <br /> At a regular meeting of the City Council held on October <br />1992, there were present: <br /> <br />13, <br /> <br /> Mayor ~loria O. Webb;' Vice Ma3or Lee . King, Johnny M <br /> Clem'~n~, John H..~Ep~c~rs~n~ P/erna~d~D~ ~if~inp-Sr., James ' C. <br /> H~k~ ;'~lC~ameron C.~it~,~ ~V~.~Wayne ~rtoh~i~:t.~nager, <br /> <br /> Joy Chisholm, 8th grade student from Ali J. Mapp Jr. High <br />School ~o~n ~the meetin~ ~~!zer, f~o~lq~ed .hy~ ~_ct~eD~ Sokolovsky <br />7th ~grade ~sSUdent at ~f J~ Mapp~Jr H~gh' School~.w~th"{he Pledge of <br />Allegiance to the Flag. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. King and seconded by Mr. Epper~b~ ~ for minutes <br />of a Special Called Meeting of September 21, 1992, a Called <br />Meeting of S~ptember 22, 1992, and a Regular Meeting of September <br />22, 1992, to be approved as received, and was adopted by unanimous <br />vote;-a.~ ..... . <br /> <br />92--342 - Presentations: '' <br /> <br /> Vice Mayor King presented Board and Commission lapel pins to <br />Mary E. Craig, Emergency Medical Services Adviso'ry ~uuission, <br />and Martin D; Hooker, ~We'tl'ands 'FOard. <br /> <br /> Mayor W~bb. presented a proclamation to Anne Long, for "Crop <br />Walk Day'.''~ .............. <br /> <br /> Mayor Webb presented a proclamation to Julia Fredette, Jane <br />Moore, DAV Auxiliary C~pter':~l,' and Ruth Anff~St-O~&~:/ DAV Chapter <br />22 for "Disabled American Veterans Forget-Me-Not Day." <br /> <br /> ~.o~ John Tuck~'of:%~e'Port~mouth.~Pol,~.e.:De~aT~tment <br />presented "The Governor's Community Crime PreV~n't:io~'Awards <br />Plaque" to the City of Portsmouth for exemplary efforts to advance <br />the principles of crime prevention in an urban community. <br /> <br />92-283 - NON-AGENDA SPEAKERS <br /> <br /> Helen Person, 131~4: ~re'en"S~tr~'et, spok~ concerni.ng the <br />Washington Park Superfund site and asked to be included in <br />meetings With the Congressmen. <br /> <br /> Sabarina Vinson, 1439 Green Street, spoke concerning <br />Wash'ing!tO~"Park and a~ked-'~'hat ~h~ paint, :s~il'-and water be <br />tes~d'~t [h6 proposed relocation-sites. <br /> <br /> The following persons spoke in opposition to the playground <br />equipmen't~:lbcated in-t:~e'~P~rk"dn'~orth"S'treet ~nd requested that <br />it be relocated: <br /> <br />' 'Becky'Dan, 358 Di'n~iddi~'l'St~eet, '- .-';- - <br /> B~ib:~S:he~ard, 358~'Dfn~id~e '$~reet, ...... ~' <br /> Midhae'l ~Goodwin, "4~37 ~toncT6'h -Blvd., <br /> - ' Herman'B'ates, 432~NoP~h' Sfreet. .. -- <br /> <br /> Minister Rafi~ Zaidi, 816 Hull Street, spoke concerning the <br />lead contamination in Washingtoq ?.ark. <br /> <br /> ~a:-~ ~-J B'r~'~e'r Moore/:'308 B0~by 'J~on'es 'Drivef'.~p~ke c:~ncerning the <br />1991 Schc'ol~-Boardearly' retirement' program cost; '." <br /> <br /> The foil.owing persons in opposition to the change of Woodrow <br /> <br />Wilson ':'High ;i <br /> <br /> Herbert <br /> Ann Ste~ <br /> <br />;c~oot, i ~o "a ~ ~id~[:Jchool; <br /> <br /> G. Stewart, t Harbor Court, B~28', <br />~art, 5219 Cobble Hill Road. <br /> <br /> <br />