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91- a motion the City right-of "La construc Complete, right-of for the is owned estimate~ month in Neg~ agreemen Addition~ additioni connecti~ basis of proposed issues w The proposed approval the City August 13, 1991 ~82 Letter from the City Manager recommending authorizing the city Manager to execute an agr of Suffolk for Portsmouth's use of the "CSX" r -way. ~t September,you authorized a route selection s ;ion of a new parallel Churchland water transmi ~ in May, this study identified the former CSX -way in Suffolk as the best and most cost ef~ec ~econd segment of the main. This abandoned ri by the City of Suffolk. Use of the CSX route to save up to $1.5 million in construction co actual construction time. ~tiations with Suffolk have resulted in' a prQpo ; for Portsmouth to use this route at no cost. Llly, the agreement would allow Suffolk to p~rc L1 amount of water equivalent to 750 residentia ins (or approximately 240,000 gallons per day) the terms of our existing contract with Suffol agreement also affirms our intent to discuss o .th the City of Suffolk. Director of Public Utilities recommends execut agreement and I concur. I, therefore, request of a motion authorizing me to execute an agree] of Suffolk for use of the CSX right-of-way." Mot;on of Mr. King, seconded by Mr. Hawks, to au%h City Man~3er to execute an agreement with the City of S~ Portsmouth's use of the "CSX" railroad right-of-way, an~ adopted on first and final reading, and by unanimous vo' 91-~83 Letter from the City Manager recommending ~ a motion to transfer $201,825 from the ~rants uontingen for the (.overnor's Intensified Drug Enforcement Assista] program. "Th Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS awarded he Police Department a grant in the amount of : part of he Governor's Intensified Drug Enforcement A~s~ (IDEA) p~ogram. The DCJS contribution will be 95% of tl grant amcunt, or $191,733, while the City's contribut~o] 5%, or $10,091. These funds will allow the Police Depa] enhance ~he patrol efforts of three established communiJ groups t~at meet certain selection criteria. In additi¢ providin¢ the watch groups access to vehicles and commu~ equipmen~ PoliceD~ patrol ck Memk with pol!~ to highli~ target az establisk The year, fo provided for the Grants C "Take Ba~ Mot $201,825 Intensifi adopted , the program "Take Back the Streets" will a~s( partment to deploy a totai of 2,800 man-hour~ verage in the selected areas. ers of the community watch groups will work ce officers as part of a comprehensive progrgm ght community involvement in drug eradication eas. These areas must meet selection criteria ed by the State. program is renewable at the end of the first!ar a maximum duration of three years. FundinglwJ for the second year with a 90/10 match, and a bird year. herefore, recommend the transfer of $201,8251f ntingency Account for the first year of oper~tJ the Streets." n by Mr. King and seconded by Ms. Lucas, to!ti from the Grants Contingency Account for the sd Drug Enforcement Assistance (IDEA) program, first and final reading, and by unanimous ~doption of ~ement with ~ilroad udy for sion main. [ailroad ive route ht-of-way s ts and one ed ase an n the The her wa5er on of this your ent with rize the ffolk for was option of y Account ce (IDEA) has 201,825 as stance e total will be tment to watch to cations allow the uniform -by-side flesigned the second also be 5/25 match Dm the )n of ~nsfer ~rnor's ~nd was