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April 12~ 1988 1.¸ $ m. $ n. $ o. P. $ r. $ s.) $ t.) $ u.) $ 36.97 tO Gertrude!M% Barnes 10.87 to Andrea S"~Br~m~y 144~.52 to Lorenza A. Cr~ekmu~,~Jr.' ~ 20.~8 tO Gladys M.~Evans 69.78 ~o Roy L. Henderson 9.90 to Gle~n E. Lauver: 10.87 to Raymond M. Little 13.~0 ~o Karen S. Mos~r ~ .~ 22.64 to Douglas D. wilson 252.87 to Stephen J. Phelps Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mrs. Lucas~ tha-t ~he refunds be g~anted (without interest), as requested, and was adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Barnes, Corprew, Gray, Lucas, Simpson, williams, Webb ~ Nays: None ~' ~ ~ · 88-157 - Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption of a motion accepting the 1987 Annual Report of the Portsmouth Port and Industrial-.Commis~sion and. thm. Industr~ial Development Authority of the City of Portsmouth. "Attached for your information is the 1987 Annual Report to the City Council by the portsmouth' POr~t~ and Industkial% Commission and th'e IndUstrial D~ve~lopme~t Authority of ~th~ City of Portsmouth. During 1987 theitwo a~t~lorltl~s sol 42~ acres of land for six developments which will bring more than $7.7 million in new investment to the City', These d~vetOpment'~ include the new Volvo GM facility as well aS WA~VY TV'S studio and headquarters in Port Centre Cormn~erce Park. PIDA also completed negotiations with Harvey Lind~say Commercial Real Estate for their commercial development on the former Churchland Academy site, with construction to start this ' Spring. This report is presented to you for your information." Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Barnes, to accept as information the 1987 Annual Report from the PPIC and IDA, and was adopted by the following vote: Ayes:Barnes, Corprew, Gray, Lucas, Simpson, williams, Webb Nays:None 88-158 - Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption of a motion to transfer $86,900 from the Emergency Budget Contingency to~ the Sherif~'s~budget to enable his department to provide the requir%d custo, di~al ~are .... ~ J "Nigher than expected prisoner days~ being~%xperienced by the Jail has caused the Sheriff to expend funds more rapidly than anticipated in the FY 198M bhd0et'process'. In oMd~r, to provide for the inmates' care-for th~ k~e~hainde~ of th~ ~i~scal year the Sheriff has requested that -adhVilional' appropkiRtion be made available to his budget. While budgeting has never been an exact science, this is one example of outside eventS impacting on a departmental budget. While police arrest rates climbing and the courts remanding more individuals to the custody of the Sheriff, the overall prison population haS remained higher than anticipated. These prisoners must be fed and clothed thereby requiring increased expenditures.