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November 25, 1980
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<br />of the Cterk~oT~ the Circuit Court of the City of Portsmouth; together W?th the
<br />permanent right and easement to use the additional areas needed for tunnel and
<br />drainage facilities as shown on Plan Sheet 9 of the said plans for Route 264, and
<br />on Sheet 11 of ~the plans for Route 264, State Highway Project 0264-124-105, RW-201
<br />and Project 0264-122-104, RW-201 but solely on Project 0264-124-105, RW-201, and
<br />lyin~ on both sides of and adjacent to the centerline of the proposed tunnel from
<br />~approximate.~Station 121,76 to approximate Station 123+25 from approximate Station
<br />125+09 to approximate Station 126-27, this being Parcel 010, and from approximate
<br />Station 127+00 to approximate Station 131+69, this being Parcel 014 and containing
<br />1.298 acres, more or less, land, as shown marked in green on the said plans; to-
<br />gerber with the temporary right and easement to use the additional areas shown as
<br />being required for the proper construction of the work to be done, and containing
<br />5.446 acres, more or less, land, and shown in orange on the said plans. Said
<br />temporary easement will terminate upon completion of the aforesaid project.
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<br />CONSIDERATION: $438,936.00 in full for land, permanent easement, piers and
<br />bulkheadings, temporary easement, buildings D-3, D-4, D-5, D-6, D-7 and D-8,
<br />chain link fencing, scattered gravel, one ten ton crane, all improvemeats there-
<br />on and any and all damages.
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<br /> BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City Manager be, and he hereby is, authorized to execute
<br />such documents as may be necessary to complete this transaction.
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<br /> Ayes: Barnes, Beamer, Gray, Oast, Webb, Whitlow, Johansen
<br /> Nays: None
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<br /> 80-424 - "Consideration of a motion to transfer $33,333 from the Grants Contingency
<br />Account to conduct a regional Police and Fire Job Analysis roject.
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<br /> %his monion will provide the funds necessary to conduc
<br />analysis of eight classes of entry and promotional police an
<br />municipalities. Coordinated through the Portsmouth Departmen
<br />produce data necessary to develop and validate civil service
<br />3100 jobs within the target classificanions. The project is
<br />mental Personnel Act and pro~ides $30,000 in Federal funds w
<br />match. Each of the seven participating localities will cont
<br />share. The City Manager recommends adoption of this motion.
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<br /> Motion of Mr. Gray and seconded by Mr. Beamer, authoriz
<br />$33,333 from the Grants Contingency Account, as requested, a'
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<br /> 80-425 "Consideration of a motion authorizing the Cit]
<br />tively Friday, December 26, 1980 as a holiday for~198[ for
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<br /> Since Christmas Day, December 25th, falls on Thursday t]
<br />local, State and federal offices that they are planning to c
<br />The City Manager recommends adoption of this motion.'
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<br /> Motion of Mrs. Webb and seconded by Mr. Gray, that auth~
<br />26 as a holiday for 1980 for City employees, as requested,
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br /> 80-426
<br />presentation
<br />Enforcement,
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<br /> Sarah C. Wallace, 118 Riverview Avenue, repros
<br />on the Park View area, referring to places that
<br />and questioned the effectiveness of the Code En
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<br /> Jay Casper, 58 Park View Avenue, representing Park View
<br />Enforcement Program. (See Exhibit 80-426)
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<br /> Councilman Oust requested that the matter to be ref~rre,
<br />be furnished to Council; also suggestion by Mr. Barnes that.
<br />lation authorization to take slide presentatior to the prope~
<br />to show what happens when hands are tied many times and try
<br />what can be done to speed up the process.
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<br /> 80-427 David S. Jordan, 1034 Naval Avenue, spoke conc
<br />received when securing a marriage license - some he thought
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<br /> 80-428 Robert L. Baker, 1520 Carson Crescent, E., spo
<br />city recently and what can be done to reduce these incidents
<br />opportunities for the young black men does not exist and ask~
<br />employment opportunities for them in the city and provide th~
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<br /> 80-429 So~ay L. Hinson, 46 Noble Street, spoke regard.
<br />and what was being done for the black/poor people and reques~
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<br /> 80-430 - Councilman Oast offered the following nominati~
<br />Commissions:
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<br />Citizens Advisory Committee
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<br />a comprehensive, task-based job
<br /> fire positions in seven area
<br /> of Personnel, the study will
<br /> tests used for the approximately
<br /> funded through the Intergovern-
<br /> lth $3,333 mn required local cash
<br /> ~ibute $476 towards the non-federa
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<br /> tion be granted to transfer
<br />~d was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />Manager to designate administra-
<br />~ity employees.
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<br />~is year, we have been advised by
<br />.ose on Friday, December 26th.
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<br /> designate
<br />~rization be granted to/December
<br />~d was adopted by unanimous vote.
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<br />~nting Park View PAC, gave a slide
<br />were in violation of the Code
<br />~orcement Program.
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<br />PAC, spoke regarding the Code
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<br />[ to the City Manager and a report
<br />.f the need for additional legis-
<br />· committee of the General Assembl~
<br />;o enforce these things, to see
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<br />~rning various gifts that he
<br />~as definitely out of order.
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<br />~e concerning the killings in the
<br /> He stated that employment
<br /> d Council to consider establishin
<br /> human guidance that is needed
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<br />ng the conditions in the city
<br />ed help for them.
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<br />ns for appointments to Boards/
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<br /> Rev. Samuel Carruth, to fill an unexpired term, ending une 1, 1981, created by the
<br />resignation of Edwin L. Ellis.
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