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RECORDED IN THE MINUTES OF THIS MEETING THAT THIS IS A SPECIAL APPROPRIATION MADE BECAUSE OF UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES EXISTING AT MILLER SCHOOL. THAT THE RESOLUTION RE: PRESENT COUNCIL INTENDS THAT ITS ACTION BE LIMITED TO THE COUNCIL'S STAND 1N MATTER YEAR 1N QUESTION AND WHILE THEY CANNOT COMMIT ANY FUTURE COUNCIL THEY BELIEVE A SIMILAR APPROPRIATION NEXT YEAR (1953) WOULD BE IN ORDER; HOVIEVER9 THEY DO NOT BY THIS ACTION INTEND TO EXPRESS ANY BELIEF _• ON THEIR BEHALF THAT THE COUNCIL SHOULD CONTINUALLY SUPPORT ANY PRIVATE OR SEMI -PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION$ BUT THEY EXPRESSLY WISH THEIR INTENT TO BE RECORDED AS OPPOSED TO ANY CONTINUING APPROPR I A -r CONS OF THIS KIND* ON MOTION A MATTER WITH RESPECT TO DRAINAGE OF SURFACE WATER MATTER RE: SURFACE WATER HILLTOP RD. ON HILLTOP ROAD WAS REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE FOR STUDY REFERRED TO ST. COMMITTEE AND REPORT. DR. JOHN WALL AND OTHERS ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE OF THE CIVIC IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL WITH RESPECT REQUEST FOR FUNDS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF A DENTAL CLINIC FOR INDIGENT FOR OPERATION OF DENTAL CLINIC FOR PATIENTS. DR. WALL ADVISED THAT IN COOPERATION WITH LOCAL DENTISTS • INDIGENT PATIENTS. IT WAS ESTIMATED THAT $29300.00 WOULD BE NEEDED TO EQUIP AND OPERATE THE CLINIC DURING THE FIRST YEAR. HE REQUESTED THAT THE CITY AND L MOTION BY MR. BARR 9 SECONDED BY MR. HILL, TH E FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS OFFERED AND CARRIED OVER TO THE NEXT MEETING: . BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FIRST READING CHARLOTTESVILLE THAT $25,000.00 BE AND THE SAME IS APPROPRIATION AIRPORT COMMITTEE HEREBY APPROPRIATED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE FOR THE PROPOSED CITY -COUNTY AIRPORT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOREGOING REQUEST. A MATTER WITH RESPECT TO AN APPROPRIATION TO THE MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL WAS PRESENTED. THE COUNCIL WAS ADVISED THAT AT THE PRESENT TIME THE SCHOOL WAS EXPERIENCING SOME DIFFICULTY DUE TO SHRINKAGE OF INCOME FROM AN INVESTED TRUSTS AND A REQUEST WAS BEING MADE OF THE CITY AND COUNTY FOR FUNDS TO ASSIST THROUGH MATTER RE: THIS STRESS PER IOD. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE SCHOOL IS NOW MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL REQUEST FOR PERMITTED TO ACCEPT TUITION STUDENTS, AND IT WAS THE BELIEF OF • FUNDS THE ADMINISTRATION THAT AFTER TWO YEARS OF OPERATION UNDER A TUITION PLAN IT WOULD BE ABLE TO CONTINUE UNASSISTED. IT WAS ALSO EXPLAINED THAT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ALEEMARLE COUNTY HAD RESPONDED TO A REQUEST FROM THE MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL CONTINGENT UPON SIMILAR ACTION BY THIS COUNCIL. ON MOTION BY MR. HA.DEN9 SECONDED BY 11,AR. HILLS THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS OFFERED AND CARRIED OVER FOR CONSIDERATION: BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE THAT $12,500.00 BE AND THE SAME IS APPROPRIATION TO THE MILLER MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL CARRIED OVER HEREBY APPROPRIATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOREGOING9 AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THIS COUNCIL HAVE RECORDED IN THE MINUTES OF THIS MEETING THAT THIS IS A SPECIAL APPROPRIATION MADE BECAUSE OF UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCES EXISTING AT MILLER SCHOOL. THAT THE RESOLUTION RE: PRESENT COUNCIL INTENDS THAT ITS ACTION BE LIMITED TO THE COUNCIL'S STAND 1N MATTER YEAR 1N QUESTION AND WHILE THEY CANNOT COMMIT ANY FUTURE COUNCIL THEY BELIEVE A SIMILAR APPROPRIATION NEXT YEAR (1953) WOULD BE IN ORDER; HOVIEVER9 THEY DO NOT BY THIS ACTION INTEND TO EXPRESS ANY BELIEF _• ON THEIR BEHALF THAT THE COUNCIL SHOULD CONTINUALLY SUPPORT ANY PRIVATE OR SEMI -PRIVATE EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION$ BUT THEY EXPRESSLY WISH THEIR INTENT TO BE RECORDED AS OPPOSED TO ANY CONTINUING APPROPR I A -r CONS OF THIS KIND* ON MOTION A MATTER WITH RESPECT TO DRAINAGE OF SURFACE WATER MATTER RE: SURFACE WATER HILLTOP RD. ON HILLTOP ROAD WAS REFERRED TO THE STREET COMMITTEE FOR STUDY REFERRED TO ST. COMMITTEE AND REPORT. DR. JOHN WALL AND OTHERS ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL ON BEHALF OF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE OF THE CIVIC IMPROVEMENT COUNCIL WITH RESPECT REQUEST FOR FUNDS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF A DENTAL CLINIC FOR INDIGENT FOR OPERATION OF DENTAL CLINIC FOR PATIENTS. DR. WALL ADVISED THAT IN COOPERATION WITH LOCAL DENTISTS • INDIGENT PATIENTS. IT WAS ESTIMATED THAT $29300.00 WOULD BE NEEDED TO EQUIP AND OPERATE THE CLINIC DURING THE FIRST YEAR. HE REQUESTED THAT THE CITY AND L