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1954-11-09 Packeth`. VAS Present s Mr. Uvin OsHorner, Chairman Mr�iiT•Goyne I *Sbbt.O.Gill Ur, fcP.Guntor Mr.R•1.Britton Mr. Stanley R•Haguo,Sr. VIR41M: At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on November 90 1954# at IOsOO a.m. On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr. Gunter, it is resolved that the report and rocommondationa of the Light Committee, which met on November 3.. 1954, and which Committee recorimended the installation of 17 lights, be, and the same is hereby approved* And the Executive Secretary is roquestod to hove said street lights installed* On motion of Mr.Guuter, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that this Board refommend to the Hon.J.Garland Jefferson, Tudge of Circuit Court, the appointment of the present'polic* officers for the ensuing year. This day the Executive Secretary presented a report from &M.Roull, Director of Division of Corrections, saying that the Police lock -up in Chesterfield County was in good condition. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter fromthe Richmond,Area ComWnity Council, requesting some information as to the present policies and future proposed actions with regard to the work of the SPCA in the County of Chesterfield. And it was generally agreed that the fteeutive Secretary be requested to answer said letter eating the general feeling of the Board. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter f rom Mr.T.H.Martia, Tr.,$ requbsting the cooperation of the County in negotiating with the City sewerage service for the McGuire Circle area. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of 14r.Brittoa, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to confer with the City officials to ascertain the details and necessary steps to effect a solution to this problem. This day the Executive Secretary presented a letter from Tames E, Hartin, who now handles the maintenance of police radio system, which letter cited the fact that due to three (3) additional cars the contract price would be increased to $1430'00 per month. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that this Board approve the increase in the agreed price of mainteSsAft the police radio system. This day there appeared a delegation from the Ivey Tract Subdivision citing the fact that North Street# South Street# Pauline Street# Meridian wenrae and Vdgewood Drive were not improved sufficiently to give general eEreas and ingress during the winter months. Mro Goyne 1 re,^enkd a pwtitiou sigugd bY some sixty-five persons rm which petition requested some improvement to said roads in the area. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr, Britton, it is resolved that this matter be studied by the County Road angiseer and Resident Engineer of the Virginia Department of Highways, wltb.regard to the possibility of the hard -surfacing of these streets. Write usual resolutions on taking Bdgewood Acres Subdivision roads into the Secondary Road System. This day P:Ir.C.F.Kellem, Resident Engineer, reported that. certain legal requirements would have to be fulfilled in order to abandon the Reams Road which road the Board had pgaviously requested to be included into its Secondary System• Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Cunter, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this matter be referrid to'the Commonwealthts Attorney for a study of the possible ways in which the maintenance of this road may be aba:ldoned• This day Mr.C.F.Bryaa appeared before the Board representing Hr.RsW, Igglenton, seeking the rezoning from Agriculture to General Busim as of the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of' fronting 355 feet onRt.360 and extending southwardly a distance of 300 feet, said parcel being 515 feet west of Bywood Lane. And there appearing no opposition to this request and on motion of Mrb Britton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is zoned for General Business purposes* This doy Mrse 0•L.Bhow made a request in writing to rezone from Agriculture to Residential-2, the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Ittgisterial Distriety a parcel of land fronting 1000 feet on Mills Road and extending southwardly approximately 1000 feet to Ceder Lane and fronting on Ceddr Lane 700 feet, said parcel being approximately 2100 feet west of Broad Rodc Road. And there appearing no opposition'to this request and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Guater, it is resolved that the eforedeseribed parcel of land be anC, the some is hereby rezoned to Residentlel-S& This day Mr,L.L.Cashion came before the Board seeking the rezoning from .9gricult ure to General Business the following described parcel of land: Ia Clover Hill Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 200 feet on Rt•360, and extending sout1wordly 455 feet said parcel being 3200 feet west of Rt*730. Vid there appearing no opposition to this request and onmotion cf Dr.Gill, seconded by air.Goyne, it is resolved that the oforedescribed parcel of land be and the some is hereby rezoned to General Business. �4w N41d _3. This day Mrs* Blanche Deschamps Geiger, representing the Jos. DosChamps, Estate, came before the Boord socking; the rezoning Cf the following described parcel of land: In Dale Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 530 feet on Rt. 10 and extending approximately 200 feet eastwardlys, said parcel being on the northeast corner of the intersection of Rts, 10 and 604. ,nd it appearing there was no opposition to this rezoning and on motion of Mr. HaCue, seconded by Mr.Goynes, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the some is hereby zoned for General Business* This day Mr.J.E.P'luppo made a requesting in writing to have rezoned from ,agriculture to Industrial, and on which a furtbe r request was made for a Use Permit to establish a public dump on the following described parcel of land: In 14idlothian Magisterial District: a parcel of land 1000 feet by 1000 feet, being the southwest corner of property owned by r.Tr.R.D.Flippo and zpproximately .17 of a mile south of Rb,7ll• Came also 1. r. J.V.Crump, P2r. Jerry Jewett, Mr. Jahn Russell, Mrs jinderson and many others, objecting to the establishment of a dump at this location., Mr.Grand and Dr. Gates of the County Health Department stated that a land —fill dump in this area would have little or no adverse effect to the neighborhood as fnr as heal th is concerned* Upon consideration whereof and on motion of 1.1r. Gunterg seconded by Mrr.Goynet it is resolved that this request be rejected without prejudice* This day Mr.Z.J.Gormaav Game Warden, presented the game claims and on motion of DreGillp seconded by 11r. Britton, it is resolved that said claims be paid as presented* on motion of Mr.Gunters seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to 1:ay for the police bond now being furnished by R.B.4lugustine Insurance Company. This day these wee•presented a letter of thanks from the f amily of 11r. Andrew Britton for flowers sent to Mr.Britton's funeral. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter fromthe Richmond Memorial Hospital which stated that before the closing date for memorial plaques in the new Richmond Memorial Hospital, that he would again contact the County of Chesterfield for a donation from the County of Chesterfield and same is received and filed, This day,the Edecutive Secretary read a request from Mrs. Mildred Thurstont who was represented by Woodley and Chesterman Mortgage C-)r poration, citing the fact that a treasurerts check in the mount ;722#41 which was a check for the return of taxes paid errozeo• J,, wa; nct cashed and same had become out of date* Upon con":Jd )-r.•o`iica M M e4. vtareof and on motion of Mr.Brittoa, seconded by Mr.Goynet # is resolved .that the Treasurer of the'County be and he hereby is requested to issue another check in the amount of 022#41 to cover this payment. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Colo Richard W9 Copeland, Director, Dept. of Welfare and Institutions, citing the fact that State Convict Camp No. 24 was a matter of great concern to thh Welfare and Institutions Department, and that the Department would study this at its next regular rm eting, Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr,Hague, seconded by Dr*Gill, it is resolved that said letter be filed with the Boards papers and that a request be made of Cola Copeland as to the action taken on this matter by the State Board of Welfare and Institutions• On motion of Mr*Enguet seconded by Ur.Britton, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to pay $$300#00 for the membership dues of Chesterfield County to the League of Virginia Counties* On motion of Mr.Guater, seconded by Mr#Goyneo it is resolved that the registration fee and lodging expense of the County representd iv es to the recent meeting of the League of Virginia Counties in the total amount of �38.50 be and the same is approved for payment. On motionn of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Goynet it is resolved that the Executive. Secretary be :end he hereby is authorized to have framed the Certificate of Recognition of 20-years membership in the League of Virginia Counties. This day there was presented the resignation of Ur, W.HXuhl from the Enon Fire Department and a letter from said Department 'Mating that Mr. H.W.lil.ler had been elected to be the fire bhief of the Enon Volunteer Fire Department * Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that said latter be received, approved and filed* On motion of Bir.Britton, seconded by Dr.Gillf it is resolved that the Treasurer of the County of Chesterfield, bet and he hereby is authorized to transfer from the unappropriated surplus of the General County Fund, 01W0.00 to the account of 2a-109 — Compensation of Secretary to Land .-rssessor. .'end be it further resolved that the Treasurer of the County of Chesterfield be, and he hereby is authorized to transfer from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund , 0300.00 to 3a-218 — Postage for the Treosurerfs Office On motion of MrsGuater, seconded by Mr.Britton$ it is resolved that the Building Inspector he and he hereby is authorized to issue to W*Don Hodgins a building permit for a house to face "A" Street in Bon jirr with the provision that the bu*lding U%spector write across the face of the permit "The County of Chesterfield is in no way responsible for the improvement of the road do which this hov0e faces." On motion of Mr•Hague, seconded by Dr.Gillo it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be requested to get bids from the architects in the area for drawing plans for the proposed School office building. This day Dr.Gill presented plans and specifications for the now truck to be furnished to the Ettrick Volunteer Fire Departments Upon consideration whereof and on motion of DrAill, seconded by lk.aunter, it is resolvea that said plans and specifications be received. On motion of Mr#Guator, seconded by Mr.Hogue, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be authorized to approve the payment of the expenses for the operation of the fire siren at the Southampton Recreational area to be used in conjunction with the Bon Air -Southampton Fire DeFr. rtment. On motion of rlr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that the firm of Hayes$ Sexy, Matters and Mattern be employed to study the recommendations of Perrow and Brokenbrough for the installation of sewers in Chesterfield County, the cost of whihh study is not to exceed 03501'00. On motion of Mrsqunter, seconded by Mr.Britton,'it is resolved that the Commonweglth$s Attorney, the CountyEngineer# and Executive Secretary, be requested to draft an ordinance to cover the complete operation of the Water system involving all previous policies and resolutions and including recommendations for future operations, On motion of Mr.Guater, seconded by Mr„Hogue, it is resolved that the County Engineer be requested to draw up spa cificatione in order to get bids from consulting engineers to make the needod expansion to the County Water System. This day the County Engineer reported that there existed a deficiency in the Construction Fund of tbe ?�Iater Department of the County and that certain funds could be transferred from'the Operating Fund of the Water Department. Whereupon$ Mr.Goynev made the following motionz Be it resolved that.the sum of 035#000 00 be transferred from the Operating Fund of the Water Departments to the Construction Fund of the Water Department in order to expedite the completion of the Master Plane, which motion died for the want of a second. On motion of **Gunter, seconded by Mr.Hague,, it is resolved that the Treasurer of'the County of Chesterfield be and he hereby is directed to transfer 035t000&00 from the Operating Fund of the Water Department to the Ccnstruction Fund of the Water Department.* On motion of Mr.Guatery seconded by tir* Britton, it is resolved that the CountyEngineer be and he hereby is requested to seek a draftsman , and to bring three or four applicants to .the Board for final selection. This day there was presenred a plan by which the Water Department could be moved into the Board room of the County. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Dr.Gillf seconded by Mr#Britton, it is resolved that t'iis matter be referred to the Buildings and Grounds Comm tt:se fox ijro:: t at its next - reoftrrg. A furl M ibis day Mr.T.M.Townsend, Attorney, for the Atlantic Coast Line RR. Goo come before the Board, stating that the. freight station at Chester will become a non -agency station and that a hearing will be held at the State Corporation Commission in the near future. Came also Mr. D.W. Murphey, representing Mr -Stone and others, seeking to oppose the closing of this station. Upon consideration whereof, :s. Goyne made the following motion: Be it Resolved that this Boord notify the State Corporation Commission that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County oppose the closing of the agency station in Cheater, Virginia. This motion died for the want of a second. On motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be requested to invite Mr. Jesse Reynolds, Director of Recreation and Parks of the City of Richmond, to speak to the Board of iMpervisors on the subject of recreation in the County of Ohesterf ield. This day Mr.Goyno, Chairman of the Water Committee, reported to the Board of Supervisors that this Committee had studied the question of furnishing water to Mr.Cobaugh under the Gregory contract, and it vas the majority opinion of the Plater Committee that the Board of Supervisors should take a stand and deny the request of Mr. Cobaugh. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be authorized to notify Mr.Cobaugh and his Attorneys Mr. Hizolle, that the County expects them to conform to the present policies of the Water Departmda t as they pertain to the extension of water mime. It is here noted that Hr.Britton voted "No". On motion of UT*Hague, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the BzecutiveSecretary be authorized to purchase radiator covers and to furnish additional heat to two locations at the Courthouse. This day MT.Goyne st^ted that the Board should hold a public meeting concerning the proposed ordinance for the twUng of automobiles in the County of Chesterfield; and upon consideration whereof ltr.Goyne made the following motion: Be it Resolved that a public hearing on the new proposed autmobile and trailer license ordinance be held at the Courthouse or elsewhere in the County, before the next regular meeting of this Board. This motion died for the want of n second, On motion of Mz&Gunter, seconded -by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the minutes of October. l2 and 211 19540 be approved. On motion, the meeting is adjourned until November 80f 1954,, at 7:30 p.m• 11 CENTR,ALIA Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Va. Dear Mr. Burnett: GARDENS CIVIC ASSOCIATION R. F. D. No. 15 Richmond, • Virginia October 20, 1954 On September 309 1954, we wrote you in regards to securing more street lights in Centralia Gardens. We have your reply dated October 4, 1954• Attached hereto is a drawing showing the locations where we would like to have the five additional lights installed. Three of these to be placed on Oxford Drive, one at the end of Manor Road, and one on Stanley Road. If any additional information is needed, please advise. MFA : dm Eno. Very truly yours, Morris F. Adams President CENTRALIA GARDENS CIVIC ASSOCIATION R. F. D. No. 15 Richmond, - Virginia September 30, 1954 Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield C. I3., Va. Attention: Lir. E. W. Burnett Gentlemen: In order to complete the lighting facilities in Centralia Gardens we will need five (5) more street lights. The residents directly involved by being near these lights have been contacted and have given their permission to have these lights installed near their houses. Will you please advise whether or not these lights are available. Also, just what is the proper procedure for se- curing the street lamps. 'We look forward to your favorable reply. Very truly yours, 1 M. F. Adams President TTA : dm .6 7, 16 �w e n use, ea- V 7-z p/A4 4-1 ja -C s7- ,, Virginia &tate Cotrege;,o; OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR DIVISION OF BASIC EDUCATION 3pettrgburg Virginia October 19#1954 Dr. Robert Gill, Member Board of Supervisors ClIesterfield County, Virginia Dear Dr. Gill: Several weeks ago I learned that you and others of the Board of Supervisors were making a light survey to determine the extent to which street lights could b e placed in various parts of the county where the need was evident. I learned this when I called Mr. Burnett to inquire about possibilities of following up on our request for such lights on Dupuy Avenue b etween the Seaboard Railway tracks and the Mill and on Oak- land Avenue. Upon b eing informed that such a sury ey is now under way, I asked that you be reminded to include us in your considerations. I certainly hope you will take a look at our area and consider us in your report. We feel that we merit consideration not only because of our proved intest through unpaid services to the County and by the fact that the area under e o nsideration is inhabited by several dozen law abiding and community minded people, but also b ecause: 1. The thoroughfares mentioned are devoid of street lights 2. Dupuy Avenue is heavily traveled and pedestrians cannot be seen easily at night. 3. Oakland Avenue is used by no less than an average of three hundred people per month- some of whom are traveling from Dupuy to North Avenue in spite of bad roads to escape tra- ffic lights on the Highway No. 1 as they tray el into and from Colonial Heights.( After activities at the park the number is extremely high and lights would help these citizens) 4. The a b senc a of lights in the Oakland Avenue area is en- couraging to parkers who are b ecoming nuisances almost throughout some nights. 5. Scores of persons who must visit my home to transact busi- ness pertaining to their and my regular jobs and concerning Selectiv a Service activities will certainly be helped by mor$ light and additional persons who find it necessary or desirable to visit other residences on the avenue will be served. Your consideration and resp&nse will be highly appreciated A yours, . POLICE DEPARTMENT MAJOR C. W. SMITH CHIEF OF POLICE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA November 6. 1954 PHONES: RICHMOND 8-0108 PETERSBURG 4870 CHESTER 2181 BETHIA 401 Honorable Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: It is respectfully recommended that the following police officers be reappointed as Police Officers for Chesterfield County: E. P. Gill H. N. Terrell R. C. Phillips E. T. Smith C. E. Jones J. A. Phillips I. E. Bowman C. E. Richter B. C. Furman R. W. Koch R. E. Feeback J. F. Ogburn C. W. Cunningham W. E. martin Z. G. Davis Respectfully Major C. W. Smith Chief of Police CWS/bsl LWA DIVISION OF CORRECTIONS WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS BLDG. .SS S. BELVIDERE ST.. RICNMOND 10. VA. Got DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS October 29, 1954 Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield Court House, Va. Gentlemen: The police lockup of the County of Chesterfield was inspected by this Division on October 18, 1954. A report on this inspection is submitted herewith. Yours very truly, � R. . ouell Dire roDi f Corrections WSB; jm Ccs Honorable J. G. Jefferson, Jr., Judge of the Circuit Court Mr. C. W. 9nith, Chief of Police M M CHESTERFIELD COUNTY LOCKUP Report on Inspection of October 18, 1954 ADMINISTRATION: The police lockup of Chesterfield County was inspected October 18, 1954, at 11:45 a.m. Mr. C. W. Smith, Chief of Police, was present. Having been only two months since the last inspection was made commitments for the past two months were as follows: August 70 September 60 Full-time supervision is provided with police dispatchers and officers on duty in an office immediately under the lockup at all hours. BUILDI NG : The building is as described in the last inspection report and is being kept in good EQUIPMENT: No change has been made in the equipment. The equipment was in good condition when inspected. CLEANLINESS AND SANITATION: The lockup area was reasonably clean and neat. D,VlSlON:oF CORRECTIONS WXLlrAftK AND i _UTI _,.DG. _8___.,RIC©©©aVA. A. GOMM4140 rl-j DEPARTMENT OF^WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS 2§--« . '. r--, *- = I, 0 Im POP"UOR ft o JOII 1 4'hit* lowm* 43 Amid ,, l oalood 'fir oM 5 Somftfw pnotlass at* &WO ► o oo *do*"* Leo " 'fir t too *am* ulw o Suit 4„ : o"VOW" q rom000W. QoWitUms i% ! 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TENNANT BRYAN, First Vice -President T. ROT GROEE9, Treasu Max- S. DOOGLAs FLEET, Second Vice -President MRs, T.V#MoToN HORSLEY, Secretary �4ND RICHMOND AREA COMMUNITY COUNCIL Telephone 2-0144 ��� `,V ALLISON BUILDING EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA CNEaTER D. SNELL, Director WARD B. STALNAEER, Executive Secretary MARGARET A. BARRETT, Assistant Secretary J. C. FAw, special Service November 5, 1954 Mr. Melvin Burnett Executive Secretary, Chesterfield County Chesterfield Courthouse Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: At the request of the Community Chest, the Richmond Area Community Council is to undertake a study of the SPCA, giving special attention to the respective responsibilities of government and of voluntary agency in the field of animal pro- tection and control. Would you, therefore, be kind enough to furnish us with answers to the follow- ing questions regarding the field of activity mentioned insofar as you are able to do so: 1. Does Chesterfield County at present have any program or activities in this field? e 2. If the answer is yes, will you describe the activities in detail? 3. Does Chesterfield County contemplate the initiation or the expansion o of activities in this field? 4. Does the SPCA now provide services which are deemed important by Chester- field County in terms of animal protection, humane destruction of animals, or abate- ment of animal nuisance? 5. Would Chesterfield County be adversely affected if the SPCA were to cur- tail or abolish any of its activities? We shall appreciate deeply your answers to these questions as well as any additional information or thinking which you feel may be pertinent to our study. We shall appreciate also the opportunity of consulting with you further as our study proceeds and as the issues emerge more sharply. Thank you for your kind co-operation. Sincerely s, F�.'�.�•�' Ward B. Stalnaker Executive Secretary WBS.h RICHMOND PHONE 2-2811 0M In C HARL OTTE SVILLE PHONE 2-8177 BARRETT AND JOHNS -MANVILLE APPROVED ROOFERS N. W 1v1ARTIN & BROS., INC. ROOFING & SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS P.O. BOX 1179 17 th AND BYRD STREETS RICHMOND 9, VIRGINIA Nov. 50 1954 Mr. M. W. Barnett, County Mga., County of Chesterfield Chesterfield C. H., Virginia Dear Sir: AIR CONDITIONING HEATING AND VENTILATING In regard to our telephone conversation of Nov. 4th, I am requesting that permission be 9fanted you by Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors to enter into a negotiation with the City of Richmond in order to procure sewerage for the McGuire Circle area. Since you are familiar with BY immediate problem in this area you will be able to furnish the Board with the details. Yours very truly,, Jhms jr: w • Business 6-0444 Home 88-0905 JAMES E. MARTIN RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE 949 Myers Street Richmond 20, Virginia Nov. 1, 1954 Chesterfield County Va. Chesterfield, Va. Gentlemen: This is to advise that beginning with the month of November the maintenance charge on your police radio system will be increased by 418.00 per month. This is to cover service on the three new radios that were installed on the following dates. 3/27/54 -- 10/1/54 & 10/18/54. I trust that this will meet with your approval. jem/cc Yours truly, J mes E. Martin Radio Communications Service. oat lath 1954 WeIrthe undersigned residents of North St,,3outh stpauline st and Meridian. AVG in Bermuda Magesterial Dixtriot do hereby. requ,:st that the Board of Supervisors of uhasterfield County request the State Idghwaq Departement to hard surface these streets 4AS70 PIWV-4- The total mileage of thesp streets In approx- imetely Ij miles.and there are 33 families residing on these streeta,,the being an additional five families for who& these streets are the sold out let Hespeotfuu Y n M pot 15th 1554 Weythe undersigned residents of North St,South St,Pauline St and Meridian Ave in, Bermuda Magesterial District do hereby request that the Board of Supervisors of chesterfield County request the State highway vepartement to hard surface these streets hA-676 ,-'oCeAlUb 114/yE The total mileage of these streets is approx- imately 1i miles,and there are 33 families residing on these streets,the being an additional five families for Whom these streets are the sole out let .Respectfully yp�r k )4i e T A is N 0 T I C :: That the -oard of Supervisors of Chesterfield Jaunty will tc.l;e under consideration at its lieetin, roori at chesterfield Courthouse on November 9, 19S4, at 11:00 a.n., the rezoning and/or "r-aiting of a Use Permit on the followin;; properties in the County of Chesterfield: 1. In 11anchester I_aoisterial District, u parcel of land fronting 355 feet on '.t.360 and extendin - southwardly a distance of 300 feet, said parcel bein,,; 515 feet west of Bywood Lane, tp be rezoned from .,,ricultural to Goneral ?usiness on an apnlict.tion of Em-Pleston. 2. In ilanehester Magisterial Distria^t, a parcel of Lnd fronting 1000 feet on i:ills :,,oad and extendin; southwardly a;oproximately 1000 feet to Cedar Lane and fronting on Jedar .'.venue 700 feet, said ;iarcel bein" apnroxiric.tely 2100 feet west of,Broad ?ock woad to be rozoned from .(:riculturc:1 to '.esidential-2 on an application of Mrs, 0 .L. `;hair. 3. In Clovar Fill I1a;isterial District; a parcel of land froAtina 200 feat on :.;t.360, and extending southwardly k155feet sE.id-)a,.-cel rein:; 3200 feet west of : t.^30, to oe rezoned from (" ricultural to General Business on an a.nrlicc:tion of P:r.L.L. Cashion, 4, In Dale ids_ gist rial -)istrict, a -parcel of land fronting 530 feet on it. 10 and extendin,,; a-onroximately 200 feet eastwo,rdly, said parcel bean~ on the northeast corner of the intersection of Rts. 10 and 604, to be rezoned from kgricultural to General .3usiness on an a?plicution of sirs.. Descham,-)s. 5. In iiidlotbian Ilagistorial District, L narcel of land 1000 feet by 1000 feet, bin; the southwest corner of property owned by "r>Ir. ,.D. ±linpo and annroximately •7 south of "t. ?11, to be r 3zoned from &'S riculturc.l to industrial, on ,which a Use Perinit is requested to establish a dunpin; ( round on an a;inlication of 11r. J.E.Flippo* r.11 persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requests are r�..c�uestsd to appear at the time and nl�_ce herein stated. H;U..1urnett,Executive :.secretary "oard of qupervisors of Chesterfield ^nunty. Vir ,i ni RICHMOND NEWSPAPEFINC. Publisher of THE RICHMOND TIDIES -DISPATCH Richmond, This is to certify that the attached_ _ _ JLtga 1_ Not ice -------------- was published in The Richmond Times -Dispatch, a newspaper published in the City of Richmond, State of Virginia. ---------------- Oct. 16,-23 , 1954 The first insertion being given_______________ act__ ------ Manager. M M Sept. 22 I9b4 :Board 0 f Supervisors G hesterfield county P+:r. B urnett This As a request from me to l aTre my farm rezo nod fr o.n agricultural to residental. This parcel of land contains approx. 20 acres laying be- twee-; ;.il' s A,I* Orcutt Lane facing Approx. IUUU ft. a i4ills iid. approx. 7UU ft. or, UrQUtt lane . '4, I f you gentlemiaai will do this for me 1 vrill ae verry grateful to you . Yours Tr-kely krs. U . L. Shaw Pk m �P o0 x c n F` < ft �• k4 1 I ! r a i o LA9 �. t!1 t 3 W"4, se CAICS, 14-,0-014 7 L/v T 0 '4 tvA 4-f - /06 o e A UIA c E, P-ti, n ell 6 v 13 C — / m 0 a of "tea Z W C �i'1 N A, m I WS I to N 411 W (A1 �J N •� t� 4�u v .� w O � C 4A Y •"' 1, 44 It ° 3 t;�sn�. x -• o G� S 1 `C, ... N (y C\ pnw W X8+ t n � b � '41410 q4a4u'l Yll&od ed404 Caaf�e-� DIVISION OF GOLDEN GEM GROWERS ASSOCIATION GROWERS, PACKERS, SHIPPERS OF FLORIDA CITRUS FRUIT PHONE - UMATILLA 3201 R. D. FLIPPO, PRESIDENT UmatillaFlorida JOHN H. SCHRIEFFER, VICE PRESIDENT , JOHN F. NELSON. GEN. MGR. & SEC. Sept- 3C, 1954 LAWRENCE ATKINSON. TREASURER RICHARD H . ROBINSON. ASST. TREAS. T,-r,r. W. Furnett, Ex. Sec. Chester `field C.E.) Va. Dear Mr. Eurnett: am i- -r1.1. ev - e J. j %ttf"' attorn for V'r. Cer-,ge v4. F)purr, objectinE to us dumping trash in the Black Yeath Mine pit. 1E.Te claims 111-11-at this property l-Iat it should Is not zoned to pernit dumping of trash) thy - be zonod as an industrial district rather tl--I-an an agricul- tural dlistriot. This proper-!-y Y,a one of the f-',-rst coal rrino',S: mf,at operated 4 _ the Tj.'. anC it has that it was zoned as a r- indus"rial district r.-ny years ago. Therefore 1 wouId appreciate any thing you can do to help us t o uei this ebanged t,,- industrial district which would perrrit the durrip- ing of trash, also I !soul d ap-preciato, it if you would grant, y 'I, r, - J- r T,# Cole a parnit for tnis purpose. CC 114r. 11. L. Cole 11.FD -'Fls s / h,1 -� vrr (" " "rtl Sincerely yoursy J. E. Flippo BRANDS GRAND ISLAND SUPREME LAKE GOLD GOLDEN GEMS 14URDY GURDY BOARD of TRUSTEES DR. THEODORE F. ADAMS Chairman WALTER S. ROBERTSON Vice -Chairman • 104 • cc v�zav��Aentati,ria 0taT. DARNLEYADAMSONT. COLEMAN ANDREWS HARRY H. AUGUSTINE POST OFFICE BOX I296 . RICHMOND, VIRGINIA SAMUEL M. BRMISS LLOYD C. BIRD THOMAS H. BLANTON O F F I C E R S �w THOMAS C. BOUSHALL J. MALCOLM BRIDGES ROBERT E. HENLEY, President • D. TENNANT BRYAN, Vice -President • ROBERT T. MARSH, JR., Vice -President D. TENNANT BRYAN WEBSTER S. RHOADS, JR., Vice -President • HARRY H. AUGUSTINE, Treasurer • J. COWIN SMITH, Secretary FIRS. ROBERT G. CABELL, 3RD WYMOND CABELL C. M. BEASLEY, Assistant Secretary -Assistant Treasurer HENRY G. CHESLEY, JR. LEWIS G. CHEWNINO STUART G. CHRISTIAN THOMAS L. CocsRELL MRS. IRVIN G. CRAIG WALTER W. CRAIGIE MRS. KENT C. DARLING C. L. DAVENPORT October 29, 1954 OVERTON D. DENNIS EDMUND T. DEJARNETTE ERNEST H. DERVISHIAN L. MCCARTHY DOWNS REV. J. M. ELLISON REV. JESSE A. ENGLE ERNST W. FARLEY, JR. MRS. DOUG AS s. F�.AN Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary DANIEL J. FRIEDMAN County of Chesterfield FRANK M. GALLEHER DAMES E. GALLBHER Chesterfield, g Virginia T. FLEETWOOD GARNER DR. ARIEL L. GuNRG Dear Mr. Burnetts EDWARD H.. GuxeT HORACE A. GRAY, JR. DR. B. HANCOCK J. BEVERLY HANCOCK We thank you for your letter of October 25 in which you J. BEVE ARTHUR W. HARRISON state that the present Board of Supervisors do not think J. PINCKNROBERT V. HA TCH ER it advisable to make the donation of $1 000.00 at this BORERS V. HATCHER , MRS. JOHN G. HAYES time. ROBERT E. HENLEY JACK G. HOLTZCLAW HENRY S. HOTCHKISS However, the Board originally subscribing $1,000.00, as JOSEPH A. HOWELL EDWIN HYDE you know, had in mind a plaque for Chesterfield County IIERBERT W. JACKSON, JR. and were in hopes that the future Board would subscriber BORERS W. JEF W. $SIBIRLING KING � the additional $2 000.00 required for this memorial. There - DR. BENIAMIN R. LACY, JR. fore, I feel it is only just to the future Board to hold ROBERT T. MARSH, JR* this open and prior to the closing date of assigning IRVIN° MAY JAMES P. MAYNES memorials we shall get in touch with you and give the WADE G. MCCARGO Board the opportunity of completing the amount originally PETER OTEY MILLER CLAUDE D. MINOR indicatedor signifying their intention of not having the A. K. MISsiMER memorial. DR. GEORGE M. MODLIN W. TAVLOE MURPHY COLONEL MILLS F. NEAL We sincerely: appreciate your cooperation in this matter. H. WILLIAM NOLDE JAMES D. PATTON, JR. EDGAR P. PHILLIPS ERNEST B. PUGH Sincerely yours, WARREN R. POLLARD LEWIS F. POWELL, JR. WILLIAM T. REED, JR. �J RICHARD S. REYNOIDS, JR. (milz WEBSTER S. RHOADS, JR. E. CLA*IBORNE ROBINS D. -+ . Ja on, Office Manager WILFRED A. ROPER DR. PAUL D. SANDERS T. BRADY SAUNDERS W. HARRY SCHWARZSCHILD, JR. BUFORD SCOTT J. GUTHRIE SMITH THOMAS J. STAR" CHARLES A. TAYLOR MORTON G. THALHIMER W. H. TRAPNELL C. BRAXTON VALENTINE MRS. FRED S. VALENTINE, JR. PRESTON B. WATT J. HARVIE WILKINSON, JR. W. OWEN WILSON JOHN DANA WISE CLAUDE W. WOODWARD n M WOODLEY AND CHESTERMAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION TELEPHONE 2-7263 s 503 E. MAIN STREET RICHMOND 19, VIRGINIA October 25, 1954 Rr. 14. W. Barnette, Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear '1r. Barnette: We are attaching herewith original of a letter received under date of October 11 from George W. Noore, Jr., Treasurer, re- lating to overpayment of taxes on hot 2, Block 2, Section C, War- wick Gardens for 1947. Insofar as our records disclose the facts are as set forth in the letter of the Treasurer and we hereby respectfully request that the Board of Supervisors direct the Treasurer to issue a duplicate check in the amount of 022,41 to this company as a refund of the item in question. our s truly, Vice-president. TRC:vc Encl. M M M. W. BURNETT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA October 11, 1954 Mrs. Mildred Thurston, Bookkeeper Woodley and Chesterman Mortgage Corp. 503 E. Main Street Richmond 19, Virginia Dear Mrs. Thurston: Your letter of July 6th received. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IRVIN G. HORNER, CHAIRMAN CLOVER HILL DISTRICT RAYMOND J. BRITTON M ANCHESTER DISTRICT R oEERT O. GILL MATOACA DISTRICT HAROLD T. GOYNE BERMUDA DISTRICT JAMES P. G UNTER MIDLOTHIAN DISTRICT STAN LEY R. HAGUE, JR• DALE DISTRICT I find that you requested the 1947 tax bill on Lot 2, Block 2, Section C, Warwick Gardens as shown by the enclosed photographic copy of the first page of your 1947 list. The 1947 tax on the above -mentioned lot was paid by Carolina Housing and Mortgage Corporation, Hickory, North Carolina on November 12, 1947. There- fore, Treasurer's Check #2585, in the amount of $22.41, was issued to you on November 29, 1947 which was the tax on Lot 2, Block 2, Section C, Warwick Gardens for the year 1947. The above check was restored to the County General Fund on June 30, 1950 since it had not been presented for payment on or before that date. I regret that I can not issue a check replacing check #2585 without authorization from the Board of Supervisors. You will kindly write to Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretaryq stating the facts and request that the Board of Supervisors direct me to issue a duplicate check. Thanking you for your patience and co- operation in this matter, I amp V y r your 7 I 1 Geo. bore Jr. Treasurer Copy: lllr. Edward J. Armentrout Route 2, Chesterf ieldq Va. WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS BLDG. 429 B. BELVID[RL ST., RICHMOND 20, VA. F V14C • '-� 2�s• DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS October 25, 1954 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield Court House, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: The resolution from the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors request- ing more effective protective measures at Camp No. 24 in your county will be placed on the agenda for the next regular meeting of the State Board of Welfare and Institutions. In the meantime., I shall be glad to discuss the problem with you or with members of the Board of Supervisors at any time. It is a problem about which we are all concerned. Sincerely, Richard W. Co land, Director Department of Welfare and Institutions RWC:gj CC: Major R. M. Youell PRESIDENT H. L. BRANKLEY SKIPWITH, VIRGINIA 1ST VICE PRESIDENT A. L. PORTER R. F. D. NO. I RURAL RETREAT, VIRGINIA 2NO VICE PRESIDENT STANLEY R. HAGUE, JR. CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA SECRETARY C. H. MOON WARMINSTKR, VIRGINIA TREASURER C. A. UTz BARBOURSVILLE. VIRGINIA FIELD SECRETARY W. B. SPECK 302 COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA ATTORNEY S. PAGE HIGGINBOTHAM ORANGE, VIRGINIA IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT W. E. DANIEL DELTAVILLE, VIRGINIA DISTRICT MEMBERS OP EXECUTIVE 430ARD FIRST DISTRICT M. T. GRUBB HUDGINS, VIRGINIA SECOND DISTRICT GEORGE W. MILLER LILAC AVENUE, ROUTE 4 NORFOLK, VIRGINIA THIRD DISTRICT IRVIN G. HORN,ER ROUTE NO. I MOSELEY, VIRGINIA FOURTH DISTRICT C. H. ZEHMER MCKENNEY, VIRGINIA FIFTH DISTRICT N. S. AKERS R. F. D. NO. 3 WYTHE'VILLE, VIRGINIA SIXTH DISTRICT DR. W. O. TUNE BROOKNEAL, VIRGINIA SEVENTH DISTRICT J. M. MCLAUGHLIN MILLBORO, VIRGINIA EIGHTH DISTRICT W. W. WOOD EARLYSVILLE, VIRGINIA NINTH DISTRICT T. E. TABOR NEWBERN. VIRGINIA TENTH DISTRICT M. W. FOX R. F. D. NO. 2 VIENNA. VIRGINIA `�Fettgue of "Organized in 1935 To Preserve And Improve Local Government" TELEPHONE 3-3146 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary RFD #10, Box 530-K Richmond, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: FORMER PRESIDENTS 1935 J. A. ELLER, *MYTH 1935 R. T. LINKOUS, GIL[S 1937 C. J. L[ADHZ, PULASKI 1938 DR. W. O. TUN., CAMPSELL 1939 J. C. SMITH, NORFOLK V. G. EEERWIN[, NANSEMOND 1940 C. N. LOVING, BATH 1941 P V. COL., ALLKGHANY 1942 W. C. KOONTZ, ROCKINGHAM 1943 L. D. BELL, ROANOKK 1 OR. E. M. SANDIDG[, AMHERST 1944 H. A. BANK, TAZ[W[LL 1948 G. A. TREAKLK, NORFOLK 1946 1947 C. A. UTZ, ORANGE 1948 A. 6. COPLAND, CXARL[S CITY 1949 C. H. MOON, BUCKINGHAM 1980 C. F. HOLSINGBR, ROCKINGHAM 1981 H. A. TAYLOR. ROANOKE 1952 G. W. CARPER, FAIRFAX November 4, 1954 The League of Virginia Counties begins its 21st year and as the retiring President I urge you to give the new President, A. L. Porter of Wythe County, and the other officers of the League the support you have given me. The first step of course is to see that your county is a member for 1955. A bill is enclosed for League dues in the amount of $300.00. The dues are based on one cent per capita with a maximum for any county not to exceed $300.00. Minutes of the 20th annual League meeting recently held at Charlottesville will shortly be mailed to all members of boards of supervisors, executive officers and clerks. Your Board members who were not at the meeting will be interested in reading the minutes. welcomed. Your suggestions as to the work of the League are always Let's make 1955 the best year of all. 'With best wishes for a Happy New Year, I am cc: Irvin G. Horner, Chairman H. T. Goyae Stanley R. Hague, Jr. J. P. Gunter R. J. Britton Dr. Robert 0. Gill Sincerely, H. L. Bra ley President two Chesterfield Volunteer Fire Department No. 6 ENON AND RIVERMONT AREAS BERMUDA DISTRICT ROUTE 2, CHESTER, VA. MY of SinervRars n ertr y _ " 1 , r . Sir: Fle . y a inform the Ao. r_ of Supervisors rvisors that a Don the resign,•_ tion of Chief Tuhl the fire Lspaciation of: the above depnrtment his electec. rr. H. W. Eller to the josttion of Fire Chief of the r ctive firemen. TT. Warren CunninghCom ws np ointcG' Assistant Thief. This was (One on. Qtober 21st on? the new officers assume? their duties as of midnight of the same date. 7,'r. Buhl remains a nember of the Association end the active firemen, his resignation being only from the office of ^ire Chief. Very truly yours, Clsa1PFILi} ttC�L[J1tr'.R`T FIRE T aF' INTO. 6 0-, /-/, "- C. 7'. Coffin, r ,'Secy.-Tres. Cm Cm November 2. 1954 Mr* G*D. Ocffia#Sooly*Txaas* Chesterfield oolanteer Fire Dept*06 Bouts #S Custer, 9lrginta Dear Mrs Ooffins Aecelpt to here noted of Your letter informing the 0ounty that Mr• 311or has been elected hire COaisf of the sma Fire DepaximAtw Please exyress to your Departmnt the very best wishes of the :Oounmty for Your conttauod high class of service to your area. If there is any way in which the Oaustty can aid you or Your group, pl*ww `let us Imcw* It has been a real pleasMS to watch your Department grow into one of the best departments in the Ocunty* Yong$ very truly, we W*Barnatt tKB M ftee mite secretary m D m m Executive Board Active Fire.ren, Che.Aerfj,cl(9 Vol. Fire Leot. No. 6 Losrd of Icu elwilc'or' County, VireinJ�- 135/4, Due to increalcd dutie,- in itV vocation and other CommitmentE, I find I 0,o not have the ti.-ue to ,erform my duties:a- Chief in the manner they Ffiou]-O be Derformed. Therefore, I si-ibmit y re,�`Lfnrtion Chief of Che,,ter- f-JEIC-J Fire Ledarti,'.,ent No. 6, effective 12 O'clock ildidni,-,ht, October 11, lQ54- ) CC L Your; re.E H. Kuhl "9y�' � 1 sA 4qZ".+ Ole J� t Po C , d 9 Cttrick Vo lunteer `.dire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 ETTRICK, VIRGINIA November 8, 1954. Dr. Robert 0. Gill Supervisor, Matoaca District, &esterfield County, Chesterfield, Virginia. Dear Dr. Gill: We, the members of the Ettrick Volunteer Fire Department do hereby respectfully request that the attached specifications be submitted to the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County for new Fire Equipment for this Department. Since the Board granted permission to this Department sometime ago to obtain specifications on new fire equipment, we have been in contact with three apparatus manufacturers who handle the type of equipment required,by the National Board of Fire Under- writers for this Department, We have received specifications from the American - Lei France Foamite Corporation the Howe Fire Apparatus Company and the Oren - Roahoke Corporation. We have given careful consideration to these specificat- ion, thoroughly discussing them in open meetings of this Depart - men , visiting cities in which trucks of this type are located and having this equipment demonstrated to the members of this Department. The members of this Department were most impressed with An American - La France truck owned by Albr.rmarle County and stationed at Charlottesville, Virginia. We were given a thorough demonstration of this equipment by members of the Charlottesville Fire Department and the factory representative from Le France, Mr. Ingram. May we take this opportunity to recommend that when prices are obtained, if at all possible, this equipment be purchased from the American - LaFrance Foamite Corporation. For more titan 100 years this Corporation has been one of the biggest builders of fire equip- ment in the world. Also the estimated price of this equipment is low- er than estimates received from the other manufacturers. Cttrick Volunteer `,dire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 -a- ETTRICK, VIRGINIA We would like also to recommend that this equipment be Mounted on a Ford "F-750" Chassisq four speed forward with over- drive, single speed rear end. We have obtained information from the Ford Motor Company that any chassis other than the F-750 would cause an overloaded condition of the truck of this type. Such conditions as received are attached and are made a part of these specifications. We are of the opinion that it would be very dangerous to operate a piece of Emergency Equipment such as a Fire Truck where overloaded conditions exist. There would always be a con- stant strain of the engine, braking power would be such less and could cause an accident or injury to Volunteer personnel. Also, please note that we are requesting only the two stage or semi -high pressure pump equipment instead ofthe three stage or high pressure equipment. It has been recommended and demonstrated that with the use of the proper nozzles, fires may be easily extin- guished with lower pressures and less damage would result from the force of high-pressure streams. It is our firm belief, that the specifications attached, are the minimum requirements to maintain a class "A" piece of equipment at this Department. Also the cost of this equipment should run less than $10,000, We sincerely hope that you will give this matter your most kind consideration. �� �. Pond, Chief Ze arrick, Asst. Chief R. R. Pondq Captain E. Hargrave Lieutenan Respectfully submitted$ ETTRICK VOWNTF FIRM DEPARTMENT a U. T. ugnLon,_ President T . G. Reid, Vices President )"s He Brockwell, Secretary e.uoiv'4�� Alvin Be Po® e, Treasurer. Cttric% `volunteer .`dire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 ETTRICK, VIRGINIA 1. Two stage, 500 G.P.H., Class "A" Underwriters Rating, Centrifugal Pump, midship mounted, complete with priming pump. 2. 5UO gallon Booster Tank, with water gauge on operators panel. 3. 2 _ 2�" Discharge valves, 1/4 turn quick opening. 2 1}" Discharge valves, 1/4 turn quick opening, mounted at rear of truck, controlled from operators panel. 4. Cooling system to be so constructed that there will be no loss of anti -freeze solutions in radiator. 5. Two 4" pump suctions, also one 2-" suction intake on left side with 1/4 turn quick opening valve. b. Body to have capacity for 1000' 2i" Double jacket fire hose and 500' of 1*" fire hose. Body to have two steel partitions. 7. Tool boxes at rear of truck with one portable pump compartment. Side compartments over operators panel for tools, radio and misc- ellaneous equipment. 8. Two Booster hose reels, equipped with 2001 each, 3/4" booster hose located over pump with roller guides rewind cranks and crossover bar between reels. Hose to be coup Set in 50' lengths with Bar -Way couplings. 9. Two lu' sections 4" Suction Hose and carriers with quick acting released and one suction strainer. 10. Two 2*"gallon Foam Fire Extinguishers, 11. One crow bar and holder. 12. One axe and holder 13. One lu' pike pole and holder. 14. One 1u' folding ladder. One � roof ladder /.� One 24' extension ladder. Iaiddrs to be of aluminum and mounted right side of truck. 15. Siren with flasher light to be mounted on fender, Beacon -Ray light to be mounted top of cab. Cttric% Volunteer .`dire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 • 2 — ETTRICK, VIRGINIA ul• t n 1 �' ,;IC��jI 16. Two sealed beam lights, mounted each corner of cab. 17. Two hose lights, mounted at rear of body. 18. Battery charger connection at rear of truck. 19. Adaptors: one double female 2*"x 4" double swivel, long handle. one 2*" double male. one 2*" double female. 20. Two hand lanterns. 21. Two Akron Style #12229 2*" nozzles and play pipes. Two Akron Style #1213 1*" nozzles. 22. Two Hardie Fog duns fon Booster Hose, 23. All adaptors, caps, chains and Hand rails to be chrome plated. 24. 2P Hose connections to be of Petersburg Thread size, all other fittings to be national Standard Threads. 25. Truck lettering to read as follows: Chesterfield County Ettrick Fire Department 26. Fire Department Red shall be used throughout. MM SPE;CIFICATIO�$ 1951 Ford F-7% chassis with DeLuxe Cab, �1 5" Wheelbase. 8: W X 25 Tires Heavy Duty Springs Single Speed Rear Axle, Heavy Duty Radiator and Fan, Booster Brakes, 15i Horse Power V-8 Engine with overhead valves, Powk ,— speeds forward with ov+erstr3ve, Heavy Duty 12" clutch. Electric Windshield wipers. Truck to be painted in prime coat only. Cttrick Volunteer .` ire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 Wei¢hts on 30212tent ETTRICK, VIRGINIA 500 gallons water @ 7-j/4 lbs. per gallon 39875 lbs. 1cwU� 2 Double jacket hose 19 350 5uu' 1 " hose 700 Pump, Hose Reels and Body, Tank 590o0 Ladders, Lights, extinguishers, misc. equip 750 Total weightless chassis) 119lbs. Ford F-600 Gross Vehicle Weight with 2-speed Less Cab and Chassis, rear end. Net weight 16,000 lbs. 109934 1 s. Ford F-700 Bross Vehicle Weight 17 500 lbs. with 2 speed Less Cab and Chassis 6.249 rear end. Net. Weight 11,251 lbs. Ford F-750 dross vehlile Weight 199500 lbs. with single Less Cab and Chassis 6,.135 speed rear. Net Weight 339365 lbs. Please notethat net weight exceeds Equipment weight only on Model F-750. If smaller chassis were used, Truck would be over- loaded. This does not include weight of personnel riding truck. BON AIR-SOUTHAMPTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT BON AIR, VIRGINIA October 22, 1954 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Secretary Board of Supervisors Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Sirt Reply tot Boa 143 Bon Air, Va. The Bon Air -Southampton Volunteer. Fire Department has completed plans for a new Fire Siren installation at the Southampton -Recreational Area. Basement for the location has been granted, the equipment has been purchased and details have been worked out with VERCO and the Telephone Co., reppeatively, for their power and wiring services. Any and all initial service charges made by these companies will be borne by our Fire Department. Since we are now ready to install this equipment, we are hereby asking that the Board of Supervisors vote that the County of Chesterfield assume the monthly siren operating costs as described below. I VE;PCO - One ($1.00) dollar per month for electric current (basis for cost is fifty cents/hsp* and we are to use a 2 hap* siren motor) Acceptance of this responsibility is to be sent tot Mr. Larry Bond, Sales Supervisor Virginia Electric and Power Co. 7th and Franklin Streets Richmond, Virginia II The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Va. - Nine dollars and twenty+ -five cents ($9.25) per month for leasing of a phone wire from the siren location to the Fire Station and for maintenance of a relay and turn on switch. (basis for cost is $1.50 first 1A mile, 75 cents each additional 1/4 mile, control ready 1.00 and "Terminating" 25 cents)* Acceptance of this responsibility is to be sent tot Mr. S. J. Wickwire, Dist. Sales and Service Mgre The C. & P. Telephone Co. of Virginia 701 East (brace Street Richmond, Virginia We would greatly appreciate having the above request brought before the Board at your earliest convenience and we sincerely hope that our request be granted. Respectfully, cc: Mr. James P. Gunter Bon Air, Va. George B. Acres Vice President P E. PAUL HAYES GILBERT L. SEAY EDWIN K. MATTERN GUILFORD L. MATTERN A R C 8 I T E C T S 0 E N G I N E E R S Mr. George D. Shropshire County Engineer Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Re: Proposed Sanitary District, Engineering Services For - Dear Sir: 1615 FRANKLIN ROAD, S. W. ROANOKE 16. VIRGINIA DIAL 2-3422 6 November 1954 We are pleased to submit herewith our proposal for the engineering services in connection with the reference project. A. Scope It is understood that the area to be studied com- prises approximately nine drainage areas as out- lined in red on the enclosed map and that field work will be limited visual inspection. B. Services We will study the predictions, proposed criteria, development plans, cost estimates, and financing methods, all as presented in the existing 1952 report for the areas marked in red on the enclosed map and give our opinions thereon. C. Basic Criteria It is understood that all existing maps, records and studies pertaining to the areas involved will be made available to us for the study herein. D. Fees We will make the study referred to in Paragraph B, above, to include a letter report of our findings, BRANCH OFFICE: 1 6 3 WEST OLNEY ROAD. N O R F O L K. VIRGINIA DIAL 2. 6 6 6 1 r Mr. George D. Shropshire -2- 6 November 1954 for $350.00 (Three Hundred Fifty Dollars), payable upon submission of our letter report. It is understood that the study proposed herein is to be with the knowledge and consent of any other Professional Engineers involved. We sincerely hope that we will have the pleasure of working with you on this project. GLM/ekj Enclosure Yours very truly, IM M ft OAST o IN J. M. TOWNSEND, DIVISION COUNSEL I.AW DEPARTMENT PETERSBURG, VA. October ?Qth, 1951+. . T.,r. t�1. urnett,-xecutive Secretary, I'r. Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Chesterfield Courthouse, Va. Dear Sir: Enclosed I send you nnti_ces of r�n application to (,,lose Chester as an agency station and make it a non -agency or prepay station. I can see no difference between this application and that at Carson in Dinr;:,,idc?i.e. The Commission refused the application and the Suy�reme Court of Anneals in A. C. L. R. R. Co. v. Commonwealth of Va., 191 Va. 2141, 61 S. F. 2d 5, reversed the Commmission and directe�? that the station be operated as a non -agency station. The returns to the Coast Line are not sufficient to pay the a ent's salary, and in 1952 we closed the telegraph office in order to reduce ex?en.ses. It would seem to be useless for the Board of Supervisors to oppose the cl­.ange, and I hope that they will not do so. The providing of an agent at a station was held not to be an absolute duty of a rail- road, but only a relative d,­ty denending upon the circumstances. ?'indly have the Comrnontreal_th's attorney and the Chairman of the board of Supervisors acknovile<Age service, and, if the Common- wealth's Attorney will read the Carson Case, I beliove that he will advise the '3oard of Supervisors that it will be useless to oppose the petition. 1j 'Fours very truly, J. M. Vownsend, Division Cot-zr_sel. 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