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April 28, 1981 Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Barnes, that authorization be granted to transfer $16,000 fr3m the Grants Contingency Account, as requested, and was adopted by unanimous vote. 81-157 "Consideration of a motion to transfer $112,500 from the Grants Contingency Account to continue operation of the Lead Based Paint Poisoning Prevention Program. This motion will provide the funds needed to continue operation of the Lead Paint Poison- ing Prevention Program administered by the Portsmouth Health Department. The project will screen some 2,300 children, ages 1-5, for undue lead absorption, provide diagnosis and re- ferral for medical care, determine the environmental cause of the poisoning and assist abate- ment of the hazard and offer health education to parents of affected children as well as the public at large. Funded by the Public Health Service, the project is supported by $110,000 in Federal funds, $2,500 in local cash match, and $22 513 in local inkind. The City Manager recommends adoption." ' Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs, Webb, that authorization be granted to .transfe] $112,500 from the Grants Contingency Account as requested and was adopted by 6-1(Nay-Oast) VOte. ' ~ 81-158 concerning speakers. Jim Hartley, the approval of NEW BUSINESS 43 E. Pollux Circle, representing Simonsdale Civic Club, spoke the bridget on first reading before considering the comments of the 81-159 - Joseph E. Knight, 4820 Portsmouth Club, stated Simonsdale/Westhaven citizens were HUD in Washington on subsidized housing. The Mayor responded. Boulevard, re~presenting Simonsdale Civic still waiting to hear what had developed with 81-160 John G. Wallace, 300 Deal Drive, commended the City Council for their efforts to the General Assembly on the coal project; thanked Council for appointing a committee to study the restoring of the Olde Seaboard Building; and requested that the plan for subsidized housing in the Westhave'Simonsdale areas be renounced as reasons presented at previous meetings. 81-161 Motion of Mr. Whitlow and seconded by Mrs. Webb, that the resignation of P. Stockton Fle~[ ~r~e Por~ and Industrial Commission and Industrial Development Authority be accepted/and appropriate resolution be presented, and was adopted by unanimous vote. Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mrs. Webb, that the resignation of P. Marshall Fleming for the Citizens Advi$oTy~ Commission be accepted with regret, and apprcpriate resolution be presented, and was adopted by unanimous vote. On motion meeting adjourned at 12:30 a.m. APPR.OVED -/~_._ city Cler /