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May 14, 1985 (15) Ted R. Steiner 606-608 High Street 1,600 sq. ft. retail cc~alercial $20,000 (16) Ted R. Steiner 616 High Street renovate facade of cc~mercial building $22,000 (17) Ted R. Steiner 622 High Street 1,100 sq. ft. retail cctmnercial $8,400 (18) Ted R. Steiner 624-626 High Street 928 sq. ft. retail cc~muercial $10,000 (19) Ted R. Steiner 628 High Street 1,240 sq. ft. ccxmnercial $5,000 (20) Ted R. Steiner 630 High Street 2,576 sq. ft. ccmmercial $22,120 (21) Robert S. Dolsey & Michael D. 504 Effin~h~ Street 660 sq. ft. cc~mercial $25,000 Dolsey (22) Robert S. Dolsey & Michael D. Dolsey 506-508 Effingham Street 1,900 sq. ft. cc~muercial $20,000 (23) Berman's Loan Cc~pany T/A Olde Towne Sales 327 High Street renovate facade of cc~auercial building $9,785 (24) The Famous of Portsmouth, Incorporated 340 High Street renovate facade of cc~mercial building $26,250 (25) Harry's Inc. 726 High Street renovate facade of cc~uercial building $6,690 (26) Ambassador Enterprises, Inc. 900 High Street 6,000 sq. ft. office and c~mtercial $105,000 (27) Hugh C. Davies, III 2309 High Street 880 sq. ft. cc~mercial $5,000 (28) Willism Mortino & Anna M. Morlino 705 Washington Street renovate facade of c~tiaercial building $7,600 "Attached is a list of developers who have requested the Por smouth Redevelopment and Housing Authority and the City Council of Portsmouth to assist th~n in approving t~ exempt bonds for the acquisition, construc- tion, rehabilitation and/or equipping various housing and c~m,ercial~ projects in our D-1 Zone. The Department of Housing and Urban Development is reviewing our a lication this month and is to reDort Its findings by the 31st of May. In order for the Federal agencylto give cc~plete review, both the Portsmouth Redevelopment and Housing Authority and the City Council have to ~pprove the proposed projects for tax ex,mDt financing if the Department of Housing and Urban Development appr~es the UII~G grant. ! Attached are twenty-eight resolutions prepared by the City A~torneygranting the City Council's intent toward this matter. I have been infomed by the Attorney, however, that one roll call vote WOuld suffice for all twenty-eight resolutions. I, therefore, recc~mend approval of this roll call vote." The City Attorney informed Council that the numbers to be r~oved for consideration were 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 28.