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212 March 10, 1987 and that 2. All historic artifacts found within the construction pro- ect are the property of the City of Portsmouth, Virginia and must handed over to Museum and Historic Association officials, repre- sented by Mrs. Alice Hame, Curator of the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum and President of the Portsmouth Historic Association or by those officially appointed by her within 24 hours of the artifact discovery. Motion of Mr. Simpson and Manager and City Attorney look an historical commission and a by unanimous vote. seconded by Mrs. Webb, that the City into what is necessary to establish report be furnished, and was gdopted 87-93 F. C. Williamson, 2100 Wyoming Avenue, spoke in suppor~ of Mayor Holley and that guidelines be set up for Council as to 87-94 Robert Baker, 1520 Carson Crescent E., complimented Mayor Holley on his activities for the betterment of Portsmouth. 87-95 - George M. Rose, 6407 Portsmouth Boulevard, representin es Manor Civic League, spoke regarding new assessment on real estate and reducing tax rate. 87-96 - Motion of Vice Mayor Webb and seconded by Mr. Simpson, that a committee be appointed to draft guidelines for travel for Council in the future, and that travel be curtailed, at city's expense, until those guidelines can be recommended from the committe to Ccuncil, and was adopted by unanimous vote (5-0). 87-97 - Motion of Mrs. Lucas and seconded by Mrs. Webb, suspend the rules for citizen to speak, and was adopted by unanimous vote (s-O). John Wallace, 957-C Suburban Parkway, spoke in support of 'or Holley, concerns on curbs, gutters, drainage, sewer lines, and sidewalks, and apoi~tment of School Board members by popular cote. (See Exhibit 87-97) adjourned 9:30 p.m. City Clerk