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357 February 14., 1989 anticipated by the Sheri~.and-subsequently, appropriated in the present operating budget. The additional population has caused greater than anticipated expenditures in the critical support lines needed to provide th'e day to day care of the inmates. The Sheriff has requested additional appropriation to provide this needed and required care for the balance of the fiscal year. I have at~ached a listing of the'addit~ona-1 appropriation reque~te~y the Sheriff. It should be no~ed that the State block gr~n~ which is based Qn~a per. diem rate p~r prisoner, will fund most of this added cost (~stimated 94%). B~sed on the foregoing, I support the-S~eriff's request and recommend ~ha~ the City Cou~ci~t~avorably consider a ~otion to transfer $263,~50 from the General Fund Emergenc~Continge~cy to provide fo~.these expenditures." Motion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mr. Simpson, to transfer $263,450 from the Gen~eral Fund Emergency Contingency for additional s~pport of the Sheriff's Operating Budget was adopted on first and final reading and by the following~ vote: Ayes: Barnes, Corp~ew, ~ray, Hawks, Lucas, Simpson, Webb Nays: None 89-63 Letter frQm the City Manager recommending adoption of a motion to enter into a three party agreement betwean Portsmouth, Chesapeake and Thompson Pump Manufacturing Co., Inc. for the extension of sewer service to Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Co., Inc. "The City of Chesapeake has requested that-,Portsmouth provide sanitary sewer service to the Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Company, Inc. located at 1321 Victory Boulevard. This location is in the area disputed by Portsmouth and Chesapeake on the 1968 Annexation. Portsmouth currently serves Tho~psDn ~ith water through'a previous agreement between Portsmouth and Chesapeake. The thre~ pa~rty agreement~ between Portsmouth., Chesapeake and Thompson has been reviewed by the City. Attorney who feels it both acknowledges the boundary dispute and protects Portsmouth's rights i~.the dispute. With~this in mind, the Direc~or~ of Public Utilities ~ecommends extensio.n of sewer service tD Thompson at their full cost and I concur." Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mrs. Lucas, to enter into the agreement as specified, and was adopted on the first and final reading, and by the following vote: Ayes: Barnes, Corprew, Grsy, Hawks, Lucas, Simpson, Webb Nays: None ~ 89-64 ~Letter from the C~ty Manager recommending adoption of a motion that the City Council authorize th~ City Manager to enter into an agreement with the Portsmouth Jaycees for the operation of Pokey Smokey at City Park. "At your request, City staff working with ~he City Attorney's Office and Portsmouth Jaycees prepared an agreement for the operation of the Pokey Smokey at City Park~ The~agreement established is a maximum ticket price ($1) for~each~ride; as well as an operating schedule~ ~