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Resolution re: Poison Prevention Week Resolution re: Appointing Viewers Linden Streen 40'5 WHEREAS ~ii~il a meeting of the Council on June 19, 1978, Council ad0~d R re~°lution oPposing certain petitions filed with the Federal Communication Commission by the Amaturo Group, Inc., and others, in Docket No. 19995 P~ 2275, concerning Network Program Exclusivity Protection by Cable Television Systems, stating in such resolution that it was the opinion of Council that the public interest of the citizens of Charlottesville was better served by Regulation §76.92(g) as it now exists; and WHEREAS, it has subsquently come to the attention of Council that there are a variety of considerations with respect to network program exclusivity of which Council was not apprised; ~nd WHEREAS, it appears tmat~ in order to make an intelligent decisiDn concerning network program exclusivity protection, it would be necessary for Council to assimilate a variety of techn~ method of applying regulations; and WHEREAS, Council or the city would appear to be FCC, which has spec NOW, THE~ June 19, 1978, touc be, and it hereby i expresses no opinic program exclusivity and whether such ex interest of the cit Dr. Dan Spyker at the University a resolution which wo as Poison Preventio adopt this resoluti by Mr. Buck the fol WHEREAS p of accidental death maj~Ority of pediatr than 90% of the 5 m children and, WHEREAS a can significantly r served, but that in more particularly, such full time faci WHEREAS t has now established Poison Control Cent immediate access to information; and, t, ment of all patient~ information links w~ facilities; and, to admissions and deat] NOW, THER] the City of Charlot~ of the University o: and supported; and, be designated as Po~ Virginia; and, that aware of this servi~ encouraged to utili: Center when necessa] poisonings may be r~ On motion by MI the following resol~ A RESOLUT] request for the vaca WHEREAS, requesting vacation WHEREAS, required by §15.1-3~ cal and economic data and determine a such material in the contest of FCC such data is n~t readily available to administration a~d the entire matter more appropriatel% resolved by the ial expertise; EFORE, the ~esolution of Council dated hing upon the matters referred to above, s, rescinded and annulled, and Council n upon the advisability of network protection by cable television systems clusivity may or may not be in the public · zens of Charlottesville, Virginia. Director of the Poison Control Center ddressed the Council and presented a ~ld designate the week of August 1-7, 1978 Week and requested the Council to ~n. On motion by Mrs. O'Brien, seconded lowing resolution, was unanimously adopted. ~isoning is the fourth most frequent cause in this country and accounts for a icmedical emergencies; and, that more illion poisonings cases a year are well run full-time poison control cenner ~duce death and inj!ury in the population the past, the State of Virginia and the central Virginia area has had no lity and; ~e University of Virginia Medical Center a computerized and efficient 24 hour ~r to provide every resident of Virginia competent, comprehensive poison reduce the time to appropriate treat- with poisoning through development of th Emergency rooms and other essential reduce by at least 40% the hospital ~s in the pediatric age group. ~FORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of ~esville~that the Poison Control Center Virginia Medical Center is endorsed that the Week of August 1-7, 1978, _son Prevention Week for Central all residents of this area be made :e not heretofore available and be :e the services of the Poison Control ~y, so that injury and death from all ~duced and avoided. · s. O'Brien, seconded by Mrs. Gatewood ~tion, was unanimously adopted. iON appointing viewers to consider a .tion of a portion of Linden Street. ~his Council has received a petition of a portion of Linden Street; and t appears to Council that the notices 4 of the Code of Virginia (1950), as