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95 October 10, 1978 as he may deem proper." Ayes: Barnes, Barly, Blliott, Gray, Holley, ~ast, Davis Nays: Nene 78~346 ~--~"C6n~i~era~ion of a motion authorizing the City Assessor to abate and the City Treasurer to refund a total of $3,924.80 in real estate taxes representing a 3.4% overcharge on unequalized Public Service Corporation property. The City applied 100% of the unequalized rate for Public Service Corporations. The State Department of Taxation has modified their interpretation of the rate and allowed 96.6% of the unequalized rate in lieu of the 100%. The estimated total amount of refunds of all Public Service Corporations covered is approximately $6,000. Of this refund, $2,229.25 is for the C&P Telephone Company; and $1,695 55 is for VEPCO The City Manager recommends adoption." ' ' · Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. Barly, to concur in the recommendation of the City Manager, ~o refund $3,924.80 in real estate taxes on unequalized Public S~rvice Corporation preperty, and was adopted by unanimous vote. 78-347 "Consideration of s motion to transfer $246,620 from the Grants Contingency Account to operate the Animal Care and Control Project, the Lightship Winter Quarter Project, the Police Records Project, the Multiethnic Library Project and the School Board Storage Facility Project." This motion will provide the funds neces ~welve months. Funded entirely through the C projects wil~ offer employment opportunties f as well as pro.vide needed improvement to publ keeping for the Police Department and mends adoption." Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. $246,620 be transferred from the Grants Cont jects for twelve months, and was adopted by u 78~$48 - "Consideration of a motion to t ~ccount to continue operation of the Communi~~ This motion will provide the funds neces the balance of ~he twelve month operating per Employment and Training Act, the project will unemployed residents of the City as well as p~ Arts Center. The City Manager reommends ~dop' Motion of Mr. Barnes and seconded by Mr. $19:8'Z~form~ran~s Contingency Account ~o be Community Arts Center Teacher Aide Project, w~ 78-349 - "~onsideration of a motion to t~ ~ccount to continue to operate a Driver Train~ Drug Free Center. 'r This motion will provide the funds neces~ tiona] six months. Funded entirely through t~ this program will offer classroom and bebindat schools to enhance the employment prospects of Manager recommends adoption." Motion of Mr. Barnes and secended by Mr. $3,300 be transferred from the Grants Continge Training Program for residents of the Portsmo vote. ~8-350 "Submission of a report from th Contingency Account of ~6,442 for the constru~ Creek Annex athletic area. In order to continue using the athletic ~ built to their specifications and installed i~ Creek Annex prcperty which is~operated by the on this property, 6perating funds had to be ut report is being submitted for your information transfers from the Emergency Contingency Acc~u Motion of Mr. Oast and seconded by Mr. Ba and was adopted by uaanimous vote. NEW BU sary to operate these five separate projects for ~mprehensive Employment and Training Act, the Dr low-income, unemployed residents of the City ic facilities, a~imal control, improved reccord- -e~ic']ibrary program. The City Manager recom- Oast, to concur in the recommehdation that [ngency Acoount for operation of the five pro- lanimous vote. ransfer $19,872 from the Grants Contingency Arts Center Teacher Aide Project. ary ~o continue operation of this project for od. Funded entirely through the Comprehensive offer employment opportunities for low-income, 'ovide increased services through the Community :ion." Oast, to concur in th,e recommendation that transferred to continue operation of the s adopted by unanimous vote. ansfer $3,300 from the Grants Contingency ng Program for residents of the Portsmouth ary to operate this,program for an addl- e Comprehensive ~mployment and training Act, he-wheel driver training through the public the Drug Free Center residents. The City ~ray, to concur in the recommendation that ncy Account to continue operation of a Driver th Drug Free Center, was adopt6d by unanimous City Manager on a transfer from the gmergency tion of a chain link fence at the St. Juliens rea the Navy has required that a fence be order to ~nsure security for the St. Juliens ~avy. Since the City has a short term lease ilized for the corrStruction of the fence. This in accordance w. ithfth~ City Code concerning rnes, the report to be received as information, NBSS 78-351 Louis B. Turner, 127 Oregon AvenBe, representing Oregon spoke on the deterioration of Oregon Acres;str&ets in need of repairs and lots partially cleaned. Acres Civic League, other than Dakota St.