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April 12. 2011 10. Fred Sanborn, 220 North Street, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 11. Clifford Kalmbach, 3702 Magnolia Drive, voiced his opposition to the continued increases in the welfare budget. 12. Barbara Willis, 664 Lincoln Street, thanked City Council for the continued funding to the Portsmouth Community Health Center. 13. Mark Geduldig-Yatrofsky, 2413 Sterling Point Drive, asked the City Council to fully fund the schools budget. 14. James Bridgeford, 2002 Sawgrass Lane, asked that City Council provide the funding that is being requested by the School Board. 15. Chester Benton, 2517 Portsmouth Boulevard, asked that funding be provided to construct a recreation center in Truxton. 16. Gary Thomas, 6 Hobson Street, asked that funding be provided to construct a recreation center in Truxton. 17. Tanya Hodnett, 3604 Blaine Street, voiced her opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 18. Randy Hargrave, 1445 Lake Forest Drive, asked that funding be provided to construct a recreation center in Truxton. 19. Albert Gregory, 1500 Fawkes Street, asked that funding be provided to clean and beautify neighborhoods within the City. (b) Public hearing to consider the Annual Operating Budget that establishes or increases rates on certain public utility rates, stormwater fees, recreation fees, solid waste management fees, and golf fees and includes proposed rate changes to take effect on July 1, 2011. 1. Nelson Velez, 5772 Churchland Boulevard, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 2. Delores Knight, 33 Kennedy Drive, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 3. Steve Simons, 801 Mimosa Road, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 4. Ron Evans, 14 Chipawha Trail, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax and stormwater rates. 5. Chris Evans, 192 Yorkshire Road, voiced her opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 6. Pat Simons, 801 Mimosa Road, voiced her opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 7. Steve Carroll, 3112 Riveredge Drive, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate. 8. Paul Landers, 402 Cabot Street, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate and stormwater rates. 9. Garland Alexander, 3400 Nelson Street, voiced his opposition to the proposed increase in the real estate tax rate.