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N6Vembe fi? 2'6(; dri994~< ~M~, i-e4~ loft M~qz Cler~ons and s~cohd~ed: ~b.y ~Mr, Kino,7 the. follow~4~esol:u~ion ~w'as adopted'bn ~f:ir~t: ~nd .:final rea~ding~ and~ by the following vote: '3~sRE~TI~ ~:~HORIZING TH~oC~Y-~N~AGER~ TO ~UTEcA DEED OF VACATION FOR A PORTION OF A DRAINAGE BRIGHTON/SOUTH PORTSMOUTH PROJECT TO JEAN M. DAVIS. an easement for installation of storm drainage~pi~es:ahd lines by deed dated April 27, 1989, duly recorded in the Clerk's BoOk l~4Ta%~ag~ ~[2[0~;L~d . ~ f :3'~ ~ ~ :. ~ i ~ ~ ~EREAS, subsequent installation of the pipeline revealed that a :portion ~o:-fJ s~id2 ~asemen~ W~s un~sab'le; and WHEREAS, Jean M. Davis has since agreed to convey in fee to the City of Portsmouth a parcel of land for installation of said pi~%ii:~et WfficS~includes the net~ded:port[ian of WHEREAS, the City of Portsmouth desires to release and vacate' ~ unneerd~ed~:portion of: the easement; ~z; ~R~0~ B~~ IT RESOLtVED' b~. the Coun:ci:l ~f of Portsmouth, Virginia, that the ~ity Mana[ger be[; :and he is, authorized to execute such document, or documents as may be necess:ar~ ~..-i v,~c~t~nd: kel'~ase ~a por6i-om of ~ the easei~en~t granted ~o~iAhe C~y[:~of. P~rtsmoUth-:b~ deed o'f Jean M. Day-is[ d~ly recorded-'d~' th:ez::~Cler~d3S ,~ffice Of the cfrcu-i~: Court ~f the':City of Portsmouth, Virginia in Deed Book 103~?a~:page: portion to be vacated and released being described as "Existing Easemen~ko~rea~ To Be ~ch~ed as s~o,wm~ ~t~a~t7 ce~t~a.in plat entitled[ YPla<k ~h~img property TO ~.-3k~qu4~e'd From Je~ Davis For Right,Of-Way Purposes", which said Plat shall ~eDm~deJ< a part 0f said documents of vacation and release, and shall be ecO d~d ~i~h3sam~ ~ Ayes: Clemons, Corprew, Epperson, King, Nays: None 91-405 Eerier from ~ke C~L~ blanage~ ~eeo~end~ng of a ~st~i;o~ ehdo'rsLng ~dore2~ Kenya a~ a 8~ste~ ~t and designating ~he Ma~o~ of Por~amou~h, V~rg~n~a as an Rep~esen~aL~ve, ~,!~? 1~956[; P~esident Dwight D.. Ei;~enhower inanghrated the "People-to-People Program" no~ known as Sister ' Cities. purpose~of ~le ~ro:g~am:(was to es~blis~k :~reater fri,endship~.an~ understanding between the peoples of the UniZed States .andi of other nations. ~hi:.vh~ y~e,a.rs~wagb~- Portsmou~th 'entered ~its f-irst sis~.er~ citY r:elttib~hip wit.hi,the people~:of~ Daned;in, New Zealand followed~in'~198~2 .~y burl twinning;wi~ ~be;:people of ~:.: Ports~o.uth~ ~ ~g~lan~;.r: c, T~rough the Sister~ City Program,, citizen-ss h[a:ve met~an~rtm-ade new: friend~ ~o~.nd the World,~ SomeJ fi~e ~g:o,: s a ,group of~ k rcommu:~i.~y-.~eaders mert: wi~ the with El~oreq~, ~eny~a:~ T~s proposal .~as~ ~e-~in: the belief that such a link would create an understanding of the persbnal, political, cultural, and educational relations by the people of our t~o~c~ti~es;~ .T~s p~oposal w~s[;we~l ,re~ceived by': kh~e~members of the ~:o~'~7 Si-sh~ities CommiSsi~ ~a:R~ they .reco~ended be esiabi, ls~e:d ~th that a,formal, rela.tionskip ' ,