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378 <br /> <br />July 8~ 1986 <br /> <br /> U. <br /> <br /> V. <br /> <br />X. <br />y. <br /> <br />aa. <br />bb. <br />CC. <br />dd. <br />ee. <br />ff. <br />gg. <br />hh. <br />ii. <br /> <br />kk. <br /> <br />00. <br /> <br />Pp. <br />qq- <br />44. <br /> <br /> $13.74 to James B. Snyder <br />$47.38 to Roy, Forehand, Laine & Dale for Sweetbriar <br />~$17g.71 to Sovran Mortgage Company for Kurt Tares <br />$247 45 to Mutual Federal Savings for Joseph Tenety <br />$135 68 to Jones & Quayle for Eugene Wayman <br /> $122 26 to Lomas & Nettleton Company for Billy Winn <br /> $143 71 to Life Federal Savings for Julian Lassiter <br /> $114 72 to Johnny Owens <br /> $181 54 to life Federal Savings for Griffin Staples <br /> $211 05 to Life Federal Savings for gurtis Winningham <br /> $130 05 to Mildred Owens <br /> $49.30 to James A. Roy for Sweetbriar Development <br /> $23.85 to Flb~d Long <br /> $132.92 to Jones & Quayle for Daniel Borick <br /> $263.96 to Homestead Savings for Charles Detjen <br /> $64.35 to Homestead Savings for Mark E. Wiggins <br /> $132.60 to Roy H. Fisher <br /> <br />$120.86 to <br />$132.66 to <br />$129.31 to <br />$131.49 to <br />$154.63 to <br />$173.22 to <br />$137.85 to <br />$162.07 to <br />$165.81 to <br />$213.36 to <br /> <br />Virginia Federal Savings for John N. Park <br />Cameron Brown Company for William Minton <br />Virginia Federal Savings for Thomas Cotton <br />Natienml Bank of Detroit for Aaron Smith <br /> <br />Virginia Federal <br />Citizens Savings <br />Citizens Savings <br />Citizens Savings <br />Citizens Savings <br />Richard Sessoms <br /> <br />Savings for Dempsey Vann <br />~ Loan for David Haywood <br />& Loan for Donald Maul <br />& Loan for Henry Parker <br />g Loan for Reed Ronald <br /> <br />Development <br /> <br /> "The Treasurer of the City of Portsmouth is requesting a refund for forty-four (44) tax- <br />payers (list attached) that, according to the records of the City Treasurer, have paid the <br />fourth quarter real estate taxes twice for the year ending June 30, 1986, (one is thi2d quarte <br />indicated on listing). <br /> <br /> Copies of paid receipts for each payment made by individual <br />by the City Treasurer in each case and are available ~n the City <br />are requesting a refund in the amount indicated on the attachment <br />without interest. The toal refund in this case is $6,442.30. <br /> <br />taxpayers have been <br />Clerk's Office. We <br />provided, for each <br /> <br />forwarded <br />therefore <br />taxpayer, <br /> <br /> I recommend that Council adopt this motion to authorize the refunds to be paid by the <br />City Treasurer and Director of Finance. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Simpson and seconded by Mrs. Lucas, that refunds be authorized as requested <br />above, without interest, and was adopted by unanimous vote. <br /> <br />NEW BUSINESS <br /> <br /> 86-247 - Irv~ne Lee, 1439 Lake Forest Drive, representing Lake Forest Residents, spoke <br />concerning disturbance in the Crystal Lake area from persons swimming in the lake', and trespass <br />ing on private property. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mrs. Webbcand seconded by Mrs. Lucas~ to suspend the rules, and Mrs. Lee was <br />granted an additional 5 minutes, and was adopted by unanimous vote. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mrs. Webb, that the matter be referred to the City <br />Manager for investigation; also contact Chesapeake officials of the problem, and a report be <br />furnished to Council and the citizen, and was adopted by unanimous vote. <br /> <br /> 86-248 George Rayfield, 3725 Pinebark Road, spoke concerning Pepperwood Development <br />connecting to Old Farm Road and creating a traffic problem. He wanted to know how Mr. Bickfor~ <br />could attach to Old Farm Road when he was advised that he could non until the Western Freeway <br />was completed. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Simpson and seconded by Mr. Gray <br />Manager for investigation and a report be furnished <br />vote. <br /> <br />that the matter be referred to <br />to Council, and was adopted by <br /> <br />the City <br />unanimous <br /> <br /> 86-249 Richard Moore, 410 Park Manor Road representing the Park Manor Civic <br />spoke concerning the Mimosa Road improvements and that the City investigate to see <br />be done to go ahead with the project. <br /> <br />League, <br />what can <br /> <br /> Mrs. Rose Fly, 207 Minosa Road, representing the Minosa Road residents, s~oke concerning <br />the Mimosa Road inprovements and the need for the project to done. <br /> <br /> Motion of Mr. Simpson and seconded by Mrs. Lucas, that the matter be referred to the <br />City Manager, ~and was adopted by unanimous vote. <br /> <br /> 86-250 Anne McGowan-McGlynn, 364 Middle Stree, <br />offered congratulations ~o the new City Council and to <br />Mayor. <br /> <br />representing Olde Towne Civic League, <br />Mrs. Webb on her reelection as Vice <br /> <br /> 86-281 Councilwoman Lucas, asked about animal control ordinance and if that might be <br />reviewed by Council. <br /> <br /> <br />