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February 27, 1990 121 On motion of Mr. Simpson and seconded by Mr. Barnes, the following ordinance was approved on first reading, and by unanimous vote. CAPITAL '~AN ORDINANCE TO APPROPRIATE $475,000. FRO~ THE IMPROVEMENT FUND AND T~E PUBLIC UTILITY CAPITALIIMPROVEMENT FUND FOR T~E INSTALLATION OF CURBS AND GUTTERS AND T~E TOTA~ RECONSTRUCTION OF THE STREET AND REPLACEMENT OF GRAVITY SEWER LINES ON POLLUX CIRCLE.I' 90-75 Letter ~rom the City Manager recommen ordinln~e closing Thomas Street. 'IB~yant E. Collins, Jr. has made applicati Streel'/ Th~ viewers previously appointed by Counci app~o~a~ of the application. The Planning Comm this ~e~ommendation. · have ~ecommended .scion concurs in tueCommend adoption of the ordinance clos ng Thomas Street as ~el /sted by the applicant." , ~o~ion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mr. S mpson, the i 'ih 1~W~-°g ~ gdlnance wasfol adopted on first and fi ~al reading~ and o r ' the f w n vote: ORDINANCE CLOSING THOMAS STREET." s: Barnes, Corprew, Gray, Hawks, Luca s: None 90-~6 "As follow-up to my Tuesday, Februar' Ses~ign_presentation, the representatives of fo comprising Planning Districts Twenty and Twenty conCe~t to merge in an effort to promote region northSide and southside communities which make .p Hampt sha~e m~ny of the same issues and with a single Plannit Commission can pool available resources to addr ss mutu interests, concerns and expectations. A key issue is ~ equalilz~tlon of contributions by communities. Current] Sou hsi e c communities pay 40~ per capita while ~orthsi~e .~s pay 21~ per capita. Under the proposed merger t the Southside rate would remain constant to allow the ~= communities to reach parity over a three yea~ period i.e~ ) ....... , 2-27~, FY 93-33~, FY 94-40~. respective Planning District commissions have requested mem ~risdictions to approve resolutions supporting the of the "Hampton Roads Planning Distric~ Commission" unde~ isions outlined in the Virginia Area De elopmert Act. As representatives on the Southeastern Planning District Dh, and as City Manager, I endorse the concept and submit ~hed resolution for your consideration. ion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mr. S resolutiOn was adopted on first and f ~ vote: OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 SUPPORTING THE CREATION OF THE HAMPTON COMMISSION. the fourteen communities comprisi: Twenty and Twenty-one, have developed interest; and ', Simplon, 13, 19~0 Work trteen eommunities .One haxe agreed ii ~lism. The on Roads g District al he Y, mpso~, the hal reading, and ROADS LANNING fol DISTRI g Plan areas mutual