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April 8. 2008 7. William Connolly, 475 Water Street, spoke in opposition to the proposed rate change in the boat tax. 8. Ron Evans, 14 Chippewa Trail, spoke in opposition to the proposed rate change in the boat tax. (0) Public hearing to consider proposed rate changes on certain planning fees to take effect July 1, 2008. There were no speakers. (E) Public hearing on the recommended 2009-2013 Capital Improvement Plan. 1. Luke McCoy, 3408 Canterbury Drive, asked that City Council include the Children's Museum and the Behavioral Healthcare Services building in the CIP budget. 2. Chris Anuswith, 39 County Street, asked that City Council include the Children's Museum in the CIP budget. 3. Mark Geduldig-Yatrofsky, 363 Middle Street, suggested that City Council delay the construction of a new Holiday Inn and use those funds to expand the Children's Museum. 4. Ken Woolard, 426 B. Washington Street, asked that City Council include the Children's Museum in the CIP budget. 5. Anne Turner, 100 East Road, spoke in support of restoring funds to the Children's Museum. 6. Sharon Anderson, 6005 Dunkirk Street, asked that City Council include the Ebony Heights neighborhood in the CIP budget. 7. Phil Rudisill, 1701 Larkwood Corner, spoke in support of restoring funds to the Children's Museum. 8. Sherri Bailey, 917 Mount Vernon Avenue, asked that City Council not delay school construction projects. 9. Ronnie Davis, 3820 High Street, asked for funding to build a new Police Department. 10. Earl Lewis, Jr., 815 Liston Lane, spoke in support of restoring funds to the Children's Museum. (F) Public hearing on the City's Operating Budget for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2009. 1. Rondalyn Mills, 510 McLean Street, spoke in opposition to the current retirement plan for Portsmouth Supplemental Retirement System (PSRS) retirees and pay for general employees. 2. Dr. Elizabeth Daniels, 1502 Belafonte Drive, spoke in opposition to the proposed operating budget with regards to schools. 3. James Hewitt, 407 Sussex Drive, spoke in opposition to the proposed operating budget with regards to schools 4. Jean Shackleford, 2437 Sterling Point Road, spoke in opposition to the proposed operating budget with regards to schools. 5. Luke McCoy, 3408 Canterbury Drive, spoke in opposition to the Social Security offset for the PSRS retirees.