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Eebruary 14. ]954
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<br />I recommend that Council adopt this motion, and~refund be granted without interest."
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<br /> Motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mr. Beamer, that authorization be granted to refund
<br />to Browning-Ferris Industries of South Atlantic, Inc. $6,468.30, without interest, for errone
<br />ously purchased business license for 1980, 1981, and 1982, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br /> 84-63 - Letter from the City Manager recommending adoption of a motion to award contracts
<br />for the Portside Project which is scheduled for a Spring opening.
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<br /> "Portsmouth's Portside Marketplace is scheduled to open in the Spring. One o£ the major
<br />events scheduled is the Seawall Art Show at the end of May. In order to coincide with this
<br />scheduling, permission is requested to award, to the low bidders, five (5) separate contracts
<br />for which bids have been received in the past two weeks. Attachment~provides bidding details
<br />and is summarized as follows:
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<br />(1) Brick Sidewalk from North Harbour to the Tidewater
<br /> Yacht Agency, Inc. - Myatt Const.
<br />(2) Walkway Lights Welsbach Lighting
<br />(3) Seawall Bollards Hardaway Constructors
<br />(4) Storefront Security Grilles for Pavilion
<br /> Booths Door Engineering
<br />(5) Ceiling Security Screens for Pavilion
<br /> Booths - Mechanical Concepts
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<br />$49,480.00
<br /> 18,630.00
<br /> 76,869.00
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<br />15,452.00
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<br />7,792.00
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<br /> The City Engineer recommends award of each of the above contracts to the tow bidders.
<br />Sufficient monies are available in the North Harbour Project to cover the construction costs.
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<br /> I, therefore, concur and recommend that City Council award the projects to the low
<br />bidders."
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Beamer and seconded by Mr. Gray, that the contracts be awarded to the
<br />low bidders, as recommended, for the Portside Project, and was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br /> 84-64 - Mr. Gray offered the following nominations for appointments to the following
<br />Boards/Commissions:
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<br />Jail Advisory Board
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<br /> James F. Cerza to be
<br />ing William S. Moore, Jr.
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<br />appointed for a term of four years, ending Janu~ary
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<br />31, 1988; replac-
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<br />Supplemental Retirement Board
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<br /> James E. Jarvis to be appointed to fill an unexpired term, ending October 1, 1983;
<br />replacing John W. Failes, who resigned.
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<br />Long Term Care Coordinating Committee
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<br /> Beth T. DelVecchio to be appointed to fill an unexpired term, ending December 1, 1984;
<br />replacing Hugh Chedester.
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<br />Board of Electrical Examiners
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<br />Richard L. Stephens to be reappointed for a term of four years, ending March 1, 1988.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs. Webb, to close nomination and there being no
<br />further nominatinns, the above members to be elected to the designated Board/Commission, and
<br />was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br /> 84-65 - The following attorneys representing the families of G. Robert House, C. H.
<br />McGinnis, Ralph Hester and Thomas D. Gooden requested the City Council to consider proposals
<br />to compromise the City,s lien for Workers Compensati6n benefits which would allow assistance
<br />to the families in pursuing litigation against third parties:
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<br />Robert C. Nusbaum,
<br /> Mrs. Judy Hester.
<br />Robert G. Morecock,
<br />C. H. McGinnis.
<br />John H. Underwood,
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<br />1010 Pla~a I, Norfolk, representing Mrs. G. Robert House and
<br /> (See Exhibit 84-6S)
<br /> 211 P~mbroke 3 Building, Virginia Beach, representing the Estate
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<br />III, 4408 Hyde Road, representing~m.~}~n Gooden.
<br /> Council
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<br /> Councilman Whitlow requested/to direct the City Attorney to meet with the attorneys
<br />representing the families and explore possibilities.
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<br /> City Council expressed concurrence.
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<br /> 84266 Jim Hartley, 43 E. Pollux Circle,
<br />of ghipyard area.
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<br />spoke concerning proposed parking on
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<br />outside
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<br /> The City Manager explained the City's proposal and advised Mr. Hartley of joint meetings
<br />with Norfolk Naval Shipyard officials~o~ the matter.
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<br /> Carl M. White, 2317 Effingham Street, representing Effingham & Madison Ward Civic League:
<br />spoke concerning the parking and supported taking steps to correct parking in the Shipyard ar~
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