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<br />August 14, 1990
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<br /> At a ~e.~alrmeeting of. ~hp_~it~ Council held on Tuesday,
<br />August 14, 1990, there were present:
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<br /> Mayor Gloria O. Webb, Vice Mayor E. G. Corprew, Jr.,
<br /> Johnny M. Clemons, John H. Epperson, James C. Hawks,
<br /> Lee E. King, L. Louise Lucas, Roy W. Cherry, Deputy
<br /> City Managerl Stuart E. ~Katz;~r~City'Attorney
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<br /> Rev. Allen R.:~McFarland~, .Cat,cry Evangelical Bap~ist-~
<br />Church, opened the meetingywith:~a-prayer~ followed'by the:~-, cq:-
<br />Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
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<br /> Mayor Webb-w~ieomed-"a~l~'~s~to~sc~attendance.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Hawks and seconded by Mr. Epperson, the
<br />minutes of~a;Ca~led'Meeting of;July'24, 1990, and minutes of a
<br />Regular Meeting of JUly:24,'~990,':to.'be approved as received,
<br />and was adopted by unanimous'vote.?
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<br />90-320 - Non-agenda Speakers
<br />
<br /> Anne Green, 641 Douglas Avenue,
<br />Civic League, thanked Mr. Orton for
<br />· n Port Norfolk, opposed widening Bayview Blvd
<br />Police enforcement of new traffic signs.
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<br /> representing Port Norfolk
<br />the improved traffic:pla~s:
<br /> and asked for
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<br /> DaleiShaw, 128Mt.. Vernon Avenue, representing Port
<br />Norfolk Civic League, requested Police enforcement of new
<br />traffic signs for trucks.
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<br /> Madalyn Morris-Grimes, 108 Florida Avenue, representing
<br />Port Norfolk Civic League, requested that no turn signs at
<br />any hour be used to replace current restricted time.
<br />
<br /> Drew Duncan,
<br />signs restricting
<br />be enforced.
<br />
<br />116 Mt. Vernon Avenue, requested that the
<br />truck traffic in the Port Norfolk area,
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<br /> R. L. Perkins, 505 Chautauqua Avenue, asked that the
<br />code concerning truck traffic in the Port Norfolk area be
<br />enforced.
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<br /> Shirley Hines, 1016 Blair Street, spoke concerning the
<br />bid process and requested Council to investigate the process.
<br />
<br />Speaker requested an additional two minutes.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Epperson and seconded by Mr. Clemons, to
<br />grant the speaker two additional minutes, and was adopted by
<br />unanimous vote.
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<br /> Peggy Orton, 1909 Columbus Avenue, requested that the
<br />parking policy in Ida Barbour revert back to the way it was
<br />before the changes.
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<br /> William E. Copeland,
<br />the Olympian Sports Club,
<br />area of the Club.
<br />
<br />2107 Staunton Avenue, representing
<br />requested more police patrols in the
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<br /> Cameron C. Pitts, 4816 Mallard Crescent, representing the
<br />Hunters Point Civic League, opposed Council action to deny a
<br />citizen the opportunity to speak.
<br />
<br /> 90-321 Public Hearing to consider adoption of an
<br />ordinance to authorize the issuance of Seventeen Million, Six
<br />Hundred Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($17,615,000) of Bonds to be
<br />known as Public Utility Bonds for the purpose of making capital
<br />improvements, extensions and additions to the City of
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