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1955-04-12 Packetr Present: Mr. Irvin G. Horner, Mr. R, J.Britton Dr. Rcbt. O.Gill 11r. J.P. Gunter Mr. H. T. Goyne VIRGMA: At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on April. 12, 1955 j at 10 :00 a.m4 Chairmw Absent: Mr. Stanley R. Hague This day came Mr. S. T. Wagstaff, requesting that the Board approve an application for the installation of a water meter at the and of a line on the Patterson property in Bon =U r. After due consideration, and on ruling of the Commonweelthts :attorney, it is resolved on motion of Mr. Gunter, seconded by Mr. Goyne that the application of Mr. S.T.Wagstnff for a water meter on the Patterson property in Bon ;iir, be, and the same is hereby authorized. And be it further resolved that a letter be sent to Mrs: Patterson explaining this installation and the accompanying hazards. The Executive Secretary read a report of the allocations on Secondary Roads in the County for the year 1955-t560 which report is received and filed. The Executive Secretary read before the Board notification of the acceptance of roads into the Secondary Road System of Chesterfield County by the Highway Department, effective March 15, 1955, which roods are as follows: Additions: Beginning at a point on Rt. 7049 0.14 Mir E. of Rt. 1816, running in a southernly direction 0*23 Mio to dead end. Length 0.23 Mile Stratford Hills Sub.-Chellowe Road, Plainfield Road - Cedar Farms Subdivision 3egigning at a point on Rt. 109 0.22 Ili* We Rt. 647, extending in a southernly direction OJ18 Mie to a cul-de-sac. Length 0.18 Mile. Patsy Ann Drive - Cedar Farms Subdivision Beginning at a point on Rt. 10, 0.50 Ili* to dead end. Length 0.50 Mir Columbine Road - Cedar Farms Subdivision Beginning at a point cn p.ntsy Ann Drive, 0r05 Mi. of Rt. 10,extending enstwardly 0.12 I -lie to a dead end. Length 0.12 mile. Rebecca Road - Cedar Farms Sub. Beginning at a point on Patsy han Drive, 0.20 Ae of Rt. l0,eatending in a southeasternly direction, 0.26 His to a cul-de-sac. Length 0.26 Mile. 4.2— Wazford_ Read, Nottingham Subdivision egin_ning at a pp ni tni t on Rt. 147, 0.09 Ili* southwest of Rt. 821, extending in a westernly direction 0.27 mi• to a dead end. Length 0.27 mile. Coniston Avenue - Derwent Gardens Subdivision -Section B Beginning at the northern and of Derwent 'avenue extending in a westwrnly direction 0.09 Mi. to a dead end. Length 0.09 mile. Ullswater Avenue - Derwent Gardens -Section B Beginning at the northern end of ToMson. iwenueg extending 0.14 Mi* westwardly to a dead end and extending 0.06 Ili* eastwardly to a dead end. Length 0.20 mile. Derwent ;avenue Derwent Gardens Subdivision -Section B Beginning at a point on Ullswater 0.30 Mi. 319 of Tennyson Avenue, extending northwordly 0.11 mile to Coniston .avenue. Length 0.11 mile. Bramwell Road - Derwent Gardens Sub. -Section B Beginning at a point on Ullswater ;:venue, 0*03 Mi, We of Tennyson Avenue, and extending 0.12 Mi* northwestwaxdly to Coniston Avenue. Length 0#12 mile Warner Road - East Grandview Subdivision Beginning at the north end of Rt,1827, 0.15 Mi* northeast of kite of Rt. 679 and running northeast to the intersection of Bluff Drive. Length 0.17 mile* East Grandview Sub. -Bluff Drive Beginning at the northern end of Warner Road, extending in a northwesternly direction 0.11, Mi. to Into Rt• 679. Length 0.11 mile. Wallowa Road - Kenmore Subdivision From a point on R . 679v 0.04 1410 S. of Int • Rt: 1827, running in a southeasternly direction 0.04 Mi. to Into Rt.849, at a point 0.23 mi. N.E. at Rt. 848: Length 0.04 Milo. On motion of Dr. Gill, seconded by Mr. Britton, write usual resolutions on Buckingham Drive and Roane Street, to be taken into State Secondary system. This daq again the matter of the maintenance of the overhead bridge westwardly from. Bells Road, came before the Board, and it wns cited that two letters ha,? been written to the Atlantic Coast Line RRo requesting them to give some assurance in writing to the Highway Department that slid bridge will be maintained by the Railroad Company, when roads leading to the bridge are taken over by the State Highway Department. Upon consi d3ration whereof and on motion of UreBritton, seconded by Mr.Goyne� it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be, and he hereby is directed to again seek a letter from the Atlantic Cost Line RR. Company giving the Highway Department assurance that the Railroad Company would be responsible for the maintenance of this overhead brJC go. •3- This day the matter of the proposed closing of the grade crossing on Rt. 718 and Rt. 1709 in Bl,n Air, and the proposed opening of "B" Street and Chatsworth Avenue$ was again discussed by the Board. Mr. Gunter, Supervisor from Midlothian Districts presented a petition signed by some twenty-one zitizens in the area requesting that "A" Street be improved on its present right of way rather than "B" Street, the proposed street previously discussed* liz o came Mr. T.H.Waters and Mr* Don Hodgins speaking in behalf of the improvement of "k" Street# Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that this Board request the Virginia Department of Highways to contact the Southern Railroad Company to determine the feasibility of the closing of grade crossings on Rt.718 and Rt. 17099 near the old Bon ,Ur Station, and opening "B" Street and Chatsworth ,venue to intersect with Rt.7189 or as an alternate, to open "A Street from Rt#678 to connect with Rt 718, west of the Southern Railway property. And be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be requested to ascertain what assistance will be given by the Southern Railroad Company in the matter of improving these streets. This day'Mr. C.F.Kellam, Resident Engineer, Vir inin Department of /Highways, reported to the Board an estimate oY 12630i00 for the / impro7ement of .5 of a mile of Mountelair Roads located in front VVV of the Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Bermuda District, On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded b7 Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board request the Virginia Department of Highways to improve .5 of a mile of Mount Blair Road in Dalewood Subdivisions Bermuda District, charging said cost to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County, said cost not to exceed $2630.00. and be it further resolved that the aforegoiag resolution to Bent to the Highway Department, upon the receipt of one-half of the cost of tmprovement on this road from the citizens of the area. This day there appeared before the 'Board the Friend Brothers, requesting some relief in the condition of a road off of Rt.613, approximately lA of a mile, the right of way for same having already been obtained. On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that the aforementioned road be considered in the Rural Road program as of July 1, 1955• The matter of two (2) street lights requested to be installed on Rt.613 was discussed and the Executive Secretary repotted that he had contacted the Virginia Electric & Power Company concerning the insta]lation of these lights and that same had been �n ld up pending the delirej�j of ,::'_':i_Tme�� and materials. This diy Mr. Goyne reported that South Street leading eastwardly from Harrovgata Road, which road is in the State Secondary System was in a bad state of repair and requested the ?irginid Department af,Highwnys to improve sam©. M —4w Mr. H.T.Goyne, Supervisor, requested some answer of the Highway Department on the resolution requesting investigation of the intersection of Kingsland Rd. and Rt. #1. Whereupon Mr. Kellam, Resident Engineer, stated that the matter was being studied in the Richmond Highway Office. On motion of Mr.Gunter, sefonded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary and Commonwealth's Attorney be and they hereby are requested to investigate the status of the old Centralia Road, and report back to this Board. On motion of Ur.Dritton, seconded by rdr.Guater, it is resolved that the Highway Department be requested to improve the Grove Road in Sunny Dell Acres, leading southw72rdly from Rt.60, .3 of a mile, charging same to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County. And be it further resolved that the aforegoing resolution be presented to the Highway Department upon assurance of all the above costs will be paid by citizens of the area. On motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Gunters the Virginia Department of Highways is requested to cons ialer ' Lee Street in Matoaco District in the Rural Road additions as of July ly 1955, This day the Executive Secretary rend a list of suggested roads to be included into the Rural Road Program July 1, 1955, and it was generally agreed that Pdr. C.F.Kellam, Resident Engineer, Virginia Dept. of Highways and the County Road Engineer be requested to got prices on the improvement of these roads, came This doy/Mr. M.H.Omohundro, requesting building permits on certain lots focing the old Cogbill Road, which road is unimproved and not in the State Secondary System, and said lots are not recorded as a subdivision; and stating further that he had applied for building permits and said applications hid been denied by the Building Inspector. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the request of Mr. Omohundro for issuance of building permits to construct houses on that portion of Cogbill Road, which is unimproved, be, and the same is hereby denied. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter signed by Mr. D.O.Rose, requesting the withdrawal of his zoning application on the Cherokee Golf Course. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Drittono seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the withdrawal of the zoning application be and the some is hereby granted and the application is hereby withdrawn* Whereas, Mr.H.Gordon Bower was unable to attend the March 8th mooting, of the Board of Supervisors due to illness, and Whereas' his application for rezoning was heard, and Whexaas, there appeared no opposition Now, ThereiBore, Be it Resolved on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, that the following described parcel of land be and the same is rezoned from ,Agriculture to Genera 1 Business: Ih Bermuda Megisterial District, a parcel of land fronting on'Dorsey Road 250 foot and extending eastwardly approximately 350 feet, said -5� parcel being 900 feet south of the intersection with Kingsland Road. This day it camp to the Doard's attention the request of Mr. L*R.Goyne, to rezone from #.griculture to General Business the following described parcel of land: In 3ermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 550 feet on thw webt side of the business area long Rt. #1, and a xtendiag westwardly 1350 feet more or less, said parcel being across Rt. #l, from Chesterfield Avenue, to be rezoned from Agriculture to Genera]. Business. ,And there appearing no one to oppose or propose this request, it is resolved on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr.Gills that this matter be deferred until the next regular meeting of the Board. This day the Petersburg Television Corporation requested through its counsel Wr.D.Wellurphey, a Use Permit to erect a television tower on the following described parcel of 1-And: In 3ermuda Magisterial District, a 35-acre parcel of land fronting 1155'feet on Rt.618 and extending southwardly 1335 feet more or less, said parcel being approximately 5600 feet east of Rt•619 on which a Use Permit to erect a television tower is requested. And there appearing no one to oppose the granting of this Use Permit, on motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr.Dritton, it is resolved that a Use Permit for the erection of a Television Tower on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby granted. This day Mr. O.K. Porkinson, appeared before the Board requesting the rezoning from igriculture to General 3usiness on the following described parcel of lend: In 3ermude Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 180 feet on the Enon Church Road and extending westwardly 280 feet more or less, said parcel being 2000 feet north of Rt. 10• Came also Mr. Dallas Coons and Mr. T,A.Keck, Tr., who doubted the desirability of a business in this area. Upon consider$tion whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr. Gills it is resolved that in view of no opposition from the Church located in this area, that the eforegoing parcel of land be and the same is hereby zoned from ,Agriculture to Gonernl Business. This day came Mr. Fred Crowder, representing Mr. D. MacHolder, requesting the rezoning; from ,Agriculture to General :Business on the following described parcel of land: In Midlothian Magisterial District, n parcel of land fronting 425 feet on Rt.60 and extending northwnrdly 500 feet, said parcel being 950 feet west of Rt•678a Came also Mr. and Mrs. H.R.Hartless, Mr.E„J.Peters, and Mr. Barthurst and others opposing the request, saying that a Trailer Court or ..61,. Tourist Court would not be in the best interest of the area. After due consideration and on motion of P:ir.Gunter, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that in view of the fact that 398 feet of this property along Rt.;60 is at present zoned for general business# the remaining 200 feet on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned to General Dusinesse This day Mr.C.T.Johnson cane before the Board requesting the rezoning from Agriculture to Local 'business on the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District,, a parcel of land fronting 80 feet on Rt.60 extending southwardly 191 feet, the Same being Lot 6, Block 2,, of the Pinehurst Subdivision, to be rezoned from .agriculture to Local Business* Came also Mr. Spurgeon Friend, who stated that he had no objection to this rezoning. Came also Mr. John M. Carter and Mr. James R. Fox opposing this request, stating that a grill located in this vicinity would be a detriment to their way of life• Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr. Tfritton, seconded by Mr. Goyfte v it is resolved that this request be and the same is hereby denied, without prejudice. This day there came Mr. Jcnkins, representing the Manchester Rescue Squad, seeking a Use Permit to operate a reneue squad from the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 102 Peet' on Old nroad Rock Road and extending southwardly 670 feet! said parcel be ing 1500 feet west of Rt. #10, on which a Use Permit is requested. And there appeatng no opposition, upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Dritton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that a Use Permit for the operation of a Rescue Squad be and the same is hereby granted on the aforedescribed parcel of land. This day Mr. W,M. Gravatt, Secretary of Gralove, Inc.,came before the card seeking the rezoning from ,!agriculture to General -.Business on the following descriVed parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 183 feet on Rt.360 and extending nouthwardly a distance of 200 feet, said parcel being 300 feet east of the Reams Road, to be rezoned from iagrieulture to General business on an application of Mr. W.M. Gravatt, Jr. Came also Mr. W,H.Harris, Mrs. Sanderson and others objecting to this request, saying that an additional business area was not needed and that a filling station would be detrimental to the property values in the area* Upon consideration whereof Mrs ilritton made the'foilowing motion, which was seconded by Mr.Goyne: Be it resolved that the request for rezoning the aforedescribed parcel of land be denied without prejudice. However,, before a vote was taken, Mr. Gravatt requested to be allowed to withdraw his application since there was some confusion in the advertising and notifications Upon further consideration -17- of this request and on motion of *.Britton, seconded by Mr. Gunter, it is resolved that this Dcard accept the withdrawal of Mra Gravett's application. This day Mr. Gordon 41ndrews and Mr. Dave Grenoble, representing the Ron Air Community Center came before the Roard seeking a Use Permit to operate a recreational area on the following described parcel of land: In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land approximately 9 acres, lying, south of Oak Lane and north and east of the Southern RR@ tracks and eaft of Chesterfield Avenue on which a Use Permit is requested. Came also Mr. E.F.Ticer, Mrs. SZoUpchurch and Mr. A -Pe Chisholm, opposing the requested Use Permit, saying; that traffic hazards would be Increased, etc* It was clearly established that the requested Use Permit covered only the 3a5 acres on which the Community house is at present built, the 50 ft& right of way which the Ron Air Community Center hopes to have vacated and 09 of a acre which will be leased from the Southern Railway, all of which is clearly shown by a plat recorded with the Doardts pnperse Upon consideration vdiereof and on motion of Mr.Guntor, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that a Use Permit to open a recreational center on the aforodescribed parcel of land be and the saw is hereby granted• It is here noted that Mr. Dritton voted "No". This day Mr. H.M.Wilmoth came before the '3oard requesting the rezoning from agriculture to General 3usiness on the fbllowing described parcel of land: In Dale Magisterial District, a triangular parcel of land fronting on Rt. 100 185 feet and extending northwardly 200 feet, said parcel being' approximately 200 feet north of the intersection with Rt. 7429 to be rezoned from Wriculture to General 3usiaess. .nd there appearing no one in opposition to this request, upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.3ritton, it is resolved that the aforegoing parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned from �Crieulture to General lusiness. This day 1.2r. Angus Powell, representing the David M. Lea seeking the rezoning from Agriculture to Iadustri^l of the following described parcel of land: Tn=ermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land of approximately 360 acres, bordering the old Centralia R041 approximately 3600 feet; and north of the Old Centralia Road approximately 2000 feet onthe Seaboard :airline RR. and extending eastwordly approximately 3000 feet to the Prootorts Creek, tUe same a portion of the land owned by T.S.Whe elwright and S.H.Guzag Came also Mr. T.S.Whoelwright, who presented in writing statements to the effect that the land was unfit for farming and its only use was for the requested manufRcturing use. Mr. William Old stated that he felt all of the would approve the requested rezoninge Came also, Mr. J.R.Weathexington presenting a eleven persons, which pe•'Ation cited the f act were in ppposition to the requested rezoning* residents of Centralia petition signori by that the signers Mra H.T.Goyne, Supervisor* stated he had contacted many people in the area and it seemed to him that the majority wdre in accord with this request. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr. Gill' it is resolved that the eforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned from 4grieulture to Industrial uses This day Mr. H*T.Goyne cited the fact that a vacancy existed on the Planning Commission9 which vacancy was caused by the death of Mr. Vd,E,,Henry and cited further that he highly recommended Hr. T.A&Keck,Sr., an Engineer living in the Bermuda Hundred vicinity to fill the vacancy. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr4Gill, it is resolved that Mr. Theodore _&.Keek,Tr., be and he hereby is appointed a number of the County Planning Commission. This day Mr. B�C,Heaths Jr., representing Mr.B•CQHedth, Sraz came before the Board requesting the granting of a building permit which had previously been denied by the Building Inspector on an unimproved road in Midlothian District, It was cited that Mr. B.C.Hsath, Sr., had already constructed two houses on this parcel of land; however, the ownership of all property remained in his father is name as well s the building on which a jermit is requested* Kereupon the Commonwealth's Attorney ruled that this was a building development and comes within the subdivision law Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr+Britton9 it is resolved that a building permit be granted to Mr. '1.C.Heath, Sra , upon the receipt of a Performance Bond, guaranteeing to the County that in the event the property is sold a public right of way of 50 feet in width would be deeded to the County and improved to meet the specifications of the Highwoy Department. This day Mr. W,Laalankenship, Mr. Porter Vaughan, Mr. Jerry Jewett, and Mr. Henry Jones, appeared before the 3oard seeking the Board's policy on the establishment of a public utility corporation in the vicinity of Powhite Creek and the James River. They raised the specific question that if a charter is granted by the State Corporation Commission, what will the Board of Supervisors do* after much discussing; of this matter, it was generally agreed that any answer from the aoard concerning its policy would be deforrod until a later dated This day Mr. John Russell came before the Boar' representing Mrs D.O. Rose and others requesting the gaeation of our rights to the use of the Gregory Quarry: Whereas, by an. agreement dated thc' 3,1.4"hdr.S of December.., 194.51 -9r and recorded in the Clerk°a Offiice of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia, in Deed 3nok 351, Page 508, Goorge C.Grogory and Constance Earth Gregory, ' wife# leased to the County of Chesterfield water rights is and to a 00:-2tsin quarry located In theSouthampton o tia q on area of Manchester '.Districts u� sterfield County, Virginia; y to be used as a source of water supply; anil Whereas, the said quarry is now contaminated and is no longer satisfactory for use as a source of water supply; and quarry wateresn the Cr d is es ittnow using thD contemplate in thedY future tosusesource the said quarry water suPPly a nv� as a source of water supply; and Whoreasj it is now the desire of the adjoining property owners to subdivide and install septic tanks Deer the said quarry, which right was prohibited by the terms of the aforementioned agreement: Nova Thereforey no it Resolved on motion of Mr. Britton t seconded by )Ire Gant era that the County of Chesterfield hereby relinquishes and releases any claim, right, or interest y that it has, or may have a in the water rights of said quarry by reason of the aforementioned agreement. This day Mr.H•:mmill. Mrs. Simpson and others came before the Board in behalf of the school budget* ,,ut the Board advised that the School teachers salaries were being raised as proposed by the School Board nd of that the of o wer oration houldquestions be ans ered by themaintenance a hool Booarde other questionsTe This day Mr. Marshall Cole came before the Board seeking a variance from the Building Code on his property facing the west side of Rte 10# oeginning 100 feet south of Cooks Road. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Brittona seconded by Mr.Guntera it is resolved that due ri the beigrannttedalley allzwnd tMr•Cole to build within eighteen inches -arOund In the rear Of his lot that e variance B of his rear property line. This day Mr. E.r.Gorman, Game Wardens read for the Board's hearing and consideration �Qcongrime by Mr.Dritton� itsiseration resol resolved th�tfsald � lion of Mr.Guater, be paid as presented* On motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the County Engineer be authorized to hire the necessary help to get a field survey of the property lying botweon the Ettrick Sower system and the Petersburg Sewer system to establish an estimated cost of connecting these two systems. On motion of Dr. Gilia seconded by Mr.Dritton, it is resolved that the Tohnsnn Oil Company of Colonial Heights;, low bidder, for the servicing of fuel oil to the fire companies in the sn'athern part of the County, bo, and, the same is ' hereby awarded the cn :t :L-t for the ensuing year beginning May lg 1955, -10- On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Brittong it is resolved that this Board authorize its (,tairman and Clerk ;o s''gn a contract duly approved by the C0MOnwe alth # s Attorney s g" v ing whatever permission possible for the Board to give'to the Federal Government to improve Third Avenue n Patterson Parkp Bermuda District9 a copy of which contract is herewith filed with the Board +s papers o On motion of Mr.Brittonq seconded by Mr.Guntert it is resolved that this Board request the Highway Department to improve Glencoe Roadg, Oak Glen Road9 and 13rookland Road in the subdivision of Piaehurst, for a total cast not to exceed $31859000 which cost will be charged to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County. ,Bad be it further resolved that the above resolution be sent to the Highway Department upon the receipt of one-half of the cost of improving said roads in the Pinehuret Subdivision, On motion of Mr.Gcyne, seconded by Mr. Gunter, it is resolved that this Board request the Treasurer of the County to transfer $309000*00 from the Operating 1kad of the dater Department to the Construction Fund of the Water Department. On motion of Mr.Goyneo seconded by Mr.Guaters it is resolved that the County Engineer proceed with the construdtion of a new water supply system in the Pdorrisdals area• On motion, the meeting is adjourned until 9100 p.m# on April 139 1955. 0 I- W z w w : 1-4 W w i�. 006kdw.le Ave. � v�WV% ww � d 3 lob 0 0 P.- 0-S S 1 LRK N I j I I f �I _ i __ _ _ f -- �; i I i � 4 �_ nNWEALTH- cc J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. S. S. FLYTHE, MARTINSVILLE. VA. S. D. MAY, TAZEWELL, VA. BURGESS E. NELSON, MT. JACKSON, VA. S. W. RAWLS, FRANKLIN, VA. HOWARD C. ROGERS, HAMILTON, VA. TUCKER C. WATKINS, JR., SOUTH BOSTON. VA. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT. TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. OF DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19, VA. 11arch 1,-'U , 11056 I.- ,o,.rd oof3-,L,:,er V4 �sors of tCliesu f- er�leld Coui Ch(_ tcrfiCld, Vir­i.ni.- I ol 'I Uen` emen: 1N1A- BURTON MARYE.JR.. P DEPUTY COMMISSIONER C& CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. LLISON * EX UTIVE ASSISTANT WM. R. GLIDDEN. AS CHIEF ENGINEER H. M. H 8 T:ISTANT ARRIS, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS. PURC W NG AGENT J. P. MILLS. ILL . JR. �AFFIC PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RI:III HT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE NO. --PROJECT NO. " 'iddtions to thc Scco-ndSystoI­ m- U arI/ y Chesterfield County rec ues�-U ed in, rosolut-Jort by Four -."o_-rd, the folloirin�,, additions to the 6eco_&r11 1! of Clies-Lerfield Co-na­.Lnre Mere.c­,r approved Effective 1-larch 1.5, 1055. j -Lio-IS u -tesolu'-ion ­Ll,: at Ea oil I�U. 701�, in L. So-L7theri-ll'.T directions 0.23 1.1i. to dead end. Length 0.23 1.1ile Stratford JTillS Sup.,w1�d Chello e I .3eLLiii--i a c. -pcir-t on fZt. 10, 0-20 1�ii- e1-_tendi.m_,- in a Southerr-Lly direction 0.10 1�lLi. to cul-de-sac. Len,-tlh 0.1� 1,iile Cedar Farms Su.)., Plainfield Rd. -Innin:, at a point on r ­. 10, 0-50 1,11. to dead end. .-;e,c- -inning I i'u U U Lon'-th 0.50 rile Cedar Farms Sub., Patsy Ann Drive 1� VCedar farms Sifb., Col-Luft-oine Rd. - :�eL:L-min-, at a point on �u Patsy iinn Drive 0.05 kU i. S. of R�. 10 e:,,'c.ndin­- Eastwardly 0-12; Lli- to dead end Lc-"­L:th 0.12 Lile Cedar 2,e'_)ecca Rd. - at a poLl U 0_ PLL'u-Sy A - -11, Dr-, 0-20 l,"i- S. of i1t. 10, e,-:te-ndi_-! in a Southeaster-.'a,­ dircct-ior, to cul-de-sac. Len-"t".n 0.26 llile Wa-,:ford 2,d.,, at a point on 1"-7 1-11-55 000 111. Sout-hwost of itt. 021, in a West-er,il­- direction 0.27 i..:-L. to deed end. Len.L_­'1h 0.27 1-ile Derwent aard.e.1-.2 Sec. Co-lis-t-o_1 �.Ve. lej t,,+ tlie end of Dorwel-it rive. o:.­U--cncjLj-1 a , cs.,-Cr, --Ll:r direction 0.00 !,IJ . to mead end. Length O-UJI 11ilc Derwont Gxdei7z- Sup). - "Sec. ], TLei`.,-.'-,,,'00' Ave. - 'er'ir-ninj- at 'lie Lit. I L, - of Ilt-o. and 16�10, in a .-lortlierra.-�,r directimi 0.05 !,ii. -to a point o.-i 1115ITater Ave. 0-03 !,.i. E. of -area well Fwl. LenL-th 0.05 Mile �Iw 4 ,:oars1�'arch 1 1055 of Supervisors of Count"'- .kdditiono Res olut- ip 11 UOnicnt 3ardcno Sub., Sec. -:', Ullowater Ave. - -'eL-inn-L-1- at 0-10-55) L� tho .-orther_l end o--,'* Te-myson Ave, extendinr, O.lz Ni. Westwardly to dead end and extendin. 0.06 Iii. EEztwardly to dead end Lem, h 0.20 N-ile Derwerit Gardens Sub. Sect. -13), Derwent Ave. at a point 3-10-55 -L on Ullmiauer Ave. 0-30 1Ai- E. of Tennyson live . extendinLr,, 17orth war(Ily 0.11 Ni. to Coniston Ave. LenLr,,-'Uh 0.11 Mile Derwe.A1 Garden 6-abd-j Sect. 3, 3ramwell 11d. - tee, inninc- at a point 8-10-55 U 0-1-11 Ullswater Ave. 0.03 1-ii. W. of Tennyson Ave. and extendiru-, 0.12 Ni. 114orthwest-arcI17)i, to Coniston kve. Leith 0.12 kTile ; E. Grandvici,,, 0'-ulb- Warner 1-U. at End of Rt. 127, 0.15 1-11-55 I U .ortheaot of I -- i t . of R 4- L C,79 ai -d r u:: i L 7 Tortheast- to Int. of Drive Le"iL,'1*-'U-h 0.17 11iile East Grandview 0-ul). 31-c-ff Drive - :3cuinn;in,-, at the --;or-her - e--,d 1-11-65 of Wamor Rd., extending in a riorthtrester U direction 0.11 I'li. to Int. 11t. �`)70. Le.-,-`U-11 0.11 1-dile Kei-1-more SuO. Wt:.11owa Rd. !'rom a point o-,., 370 0.0--'. 1di. S. of L-Itu- 1-11-55 R t 0.0,11 11i. to In t. 10,277 oirthe-stcr�nly direction Rt. O"I'i at a point 0.23 Iii. ',L,-. L. at r�t- Lei:---'U-h 0-0,- 'Lii1e 00 - 1,ir. - G - D. Felix 11'r . D. Ti.- Huddle 1,ir . 3 . D . Crute Hr. - 1, - W. Snead 1,1r. 0 - F - Kell =', (Chesterfield) Sincerely yours, A- Z714CA ma.., Chief En"ineer r Present: Mr. Irvin G. Horner, Mr, R. T.Britton Dr, Robt• O.Gill 11r. T.P. Gunter Mr. H. T. Goyne VIXMA: At a regular meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield Countyf held at the Courthouse on April 129 1955 , at 10 :00 8.m• Chaff rmw Absent: Mr. Stanley R. Hague This day came Mr. S. T. Wagstaff, requesting that the Board approve an applie-rition for the installation of a water motor at the end of a line on the Patterson property in Bon :•ire ;after due consideration, and on ruling of the Commonwealthts 4ttorneyq it is resolved on motion of Mr. Gunter, seconded by Mr. Goyne that the application of Mr. S.T.Wagstnff for a water meter on the Patterson property in Bon ;air, be$ and the same is hereby authorized. .and be it further resolved that a letter be sent to Mrs. Patterson explaining this installation and the accompanying hazards. The Executive Secretary read a report of the allocations on Secondary Roads in the County for the year 1955rt56, which report is received and filed. The Executive Secretary read before the Board notification of the acceptance of roads into the Secondary Road System of Chesterfield County by the Highway Department, effective March 15, 1955, which roeds Zre as follows: Additions: Beginning at a point on Rt. 7040 0.14 Mi• E. of Rt. 1816, running in a southornly direction 0.23 Mi. to dead and, Length 0.23 Toile Stratford Hills Sub.-Chellowe Road. Plainfield Road - Cedar Farms Subdivision Beginning at a point on Rt. 101 0.22 ilia . Rt. 647, extending in a southornly direction OJ18 Mio to a cul-de-sac. Length 0.18 Mile. Patsy Drive - Cedar Farms Subdivision Beginning at a point on Rt. 10, 0.50 LU# to dead end. Length 0.50 Mi* Columbine Road - Cedar Farms Subdivision Beginning at a point cn P,,3tsy .Inn Drive, 0.05 Mi. of Rt. 10}eatending eastwnrdly 0.12 1.11. to a dead end. Length 0.12 mile. Rebecca Road - Cedar Farms Sub. Beginning at a point on Patsy han Drive, 0.20;110 of Rt. 10�eztending in a southeasternly direction, 0.26 Mio to a cul-de-sac. Length 0ft26 Mile. Watford Hmad . Nat t ins*am Subdivision Beginning at a ppinti on Rt. 1479 0.09 z4 southwest of Rt. 821, extending in a westomly direction 0.27 mi• to a dead end. Length 0.27 mile. Coniston Avenue - Derwent Gardens Sutdivision -Section B Beginning at the northern end of Derwent Avenue extending in a westwrnly direction 0s09 Mi. to a dead end. Length 0.09 mile, Ullswater avenue - Derwent Gardens -Section B Beginning at the northern end of %nyson ,Ivenues extending 0.14 Mi, westwardly to a dead end and extending 0.06 Mi e e as twardly to a dead end* Length 0.20 mile. Derwent iwenue-Derwent Gardens Subdivision -Section B Beginning at a point on Ullswater 0.30 Me Be of Telmyson Avenues extending northwnrdly 0.11 mile to Coniston .venue. Length 0.11 mils. Bramwell Road - Derweat_Gardens Sub. -Section B__ Beginning at a point on Ullswater .venue, 0*03 Mi. W. of Tennyson Avenue, and extending 0,12 Mi. northwestwaxdly to Coniston Avenuee, Length 0.12 mile Warner Road - East Grandview Subdivision Beginning at the north end of Rt.182700.15 Mi* northeast of Lit. of Rt. 679 and running northeast to the intersection of Bluff Drive. Length 0.17 mile* East Grandview Sub -Bluff Drive Beginning at the northern end of Warner Road, extending in a northwesternly direction 0.11, Mi* to Int. Rt• 679. Length 0.11 mile. Wallowa Road - Kenmore Subdivision From a point on R . 67 , 0.04 Me S. of Int • Rt: 18271, running in a southeasternly direction 0.04 Mi. to Int. Rt.8499 at a point 0.23 mi. N.E. at Rt. 848. Length 0.04 Mile. On motion of Dr. Gill, seconded by Mr. Britton, write usual resolutions on Buckingham Drive and Roane Street, to be taken into State Secondary System. This day again the matter of the maintenance of the overhead bridge westwardly from Bells Road, came before the Boar:', and it wzs cited that two letters had been written to the Atlant',e Coast Line RR# requesting them to give some assurance in writing to the Highway Department that said bridge will be maintained by the Railroad Company, when roads leading to the bridge are t aken over by the State Highway Department. Unon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is directed to again seek a letter from the Atlantic Co^st Line RR. Company giving the Highway Department assurance that the Railroad Company would be responsible for the maintenance of this cverhead bridge. -3_ This day the matter of the proposed closing of the grade crossing on Rt. 718 and Rt. 1709 in B(,n Air, and the proposed oepaing of "B" Street and Chatsworth Avenues was again discussed by the Bbarde Mr, Gunter, Supervisor from Midlothian Districts presented a petition signed by some twenty-one zitizens in the area requesting that "A" Street be improved on its present right of way rather than "B" street, the proposed street previously discussed. Also came Mr. TeH.Waters and Mr. Don Hodgins speaking in behalf of the improvement of "A" Street* Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that this Board request the Virginia Department of Highways to contact the Southern Railroad Company to determine tho feasibility of the closing of grade crossings on Rt.718 and Rt. 17099 near the old Bon JUr Station, and opening "B" Street and Chatsworth .venue to intersect with Rt.7189 or as an alternate, to open "A Street from Rt.678 to connect with Rt 718s west of the Southern Railway property. And be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be requested to ascertain what assistance will be given by the Southern Railroad Company in the matter of improving these streets. This day'Mr. C.F.Kellam, Resident Engineers Virginia Department of Highways, reported to the Board an estimate of 02630#00 for the improvement of ,5 of a mile of Mountelair Road, located in front of the Sunset Memorial Cemetery in Bermuda District. On motion of Mr, Goyne, seconded by Mr.Brittons it is resolved that this Board request the Virginia Department of Highways to improve .5 of a mile of Mount Blair Road in Dalewood Subdivision, Bermuda District, charging said cost to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County, said cost not to exceed $2630.00. and be it further resolved that the aforegoing resolution to laent to the Highway Department, upon the receipt of one-half of the cost of Improvement on this road from the citizens of the area. This day there appeared before the Board the Friend Brothers, requesting some relief in the condition of a road off of Rt.613, approximately 1/4 of a mile, the right of wny for same having already been obtained. 0n motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that the aforementioned road be considered in the Rural Road program as of July 19 1955• The matter of two (2) street lights requested to be installed on Rt.613 was discussed and the Executive Secretary repotted that he had contacted the Virginia Electric & power Company concerning the installation of these lights and that samo had been Yn ld up pending the delivery of ,-cn, pment rind materials. This d-,y Mr. Goyne reported that South Street leading eastwardly from Harromgata Road, which road is in the State Secondary System was in a bad state of rep^ir cn.d roquostod the ?'rginia Department of Highwnws to improve same. -4- n PAT. H.T.Goyne, Supervisor, requested same answer of the Highway Department on the resolution requesting investigation of the intersection of Kingsland Rd. and Rt. #1• Whereupon Mr. Kellam, Resident Engineer, stated that the matter was being studied in the Richmond Highway Office. On motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr.Gcyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary and Comronweilth's Attorney be and they hereby are requested to investigate the status of the old Centralia Road, and report back to this Board. On motion of MreBritton, seconded by Mr -Gunter, it is resolved that the Highway Department be requested to improve the Grove Road in Sunny Dell cross leading southwardly from Rt•609 „3 of a mile, charging same to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County. ,end be it further resolved that the aforegoing resolution be presented to the Highway Department upon assurance of all the above costs will be paid by citizens of the area• On motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Gunter, the Virginia Department of Highways is requested to consider ' Lee street in Matoaca District in the Rural Road additions as of July 1p 1955* This day the Executive Secretary reed a list of suggested roads to be included into the Rural Road Program July 11 1955, and it was generally agreed that Mr. C,F,Kellam, Resident Engineer, Virginia Dept. of Highways and the County Road Engineer be requested to get prices on the improvement of these roads* came This doy/Mr. M.H.Omchundro, requesting building permits on certain lots focing the old Cogbill Road, which road is unimproved and not in the State Secondary System, and said lots are not recorded as a subdivision$ and stating further that he haO. applied for building permits and said applications had been denied by the Building Inspector. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Dritton, it is resrlved rhct to c�nstructrequest housesMr* onOthat portion of ro for issuance of building pemits Cogbill Road, which is unimproved, be, and the same is hereby denied. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter signed by Mr. D•O.Rose, requesting the withdrawal of his zoning application on the Cherokee Golf Course@ Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Hr.Drittont seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the withdrawal of the zoning application be and the same is hereby granted and the application is hereby withdravmo Whereas, Mr.H.Gordon Sower was unable to attend the March 8th meeting, of the Board of Supervisors due to illness, and Whereas= his application for rezoning was hoard, and whetoass, there appeared no opposition seconded b Now, Thereffore, Be it Resolved on motion of Mr.Goyne, Y Mr.Britton, that the following described parcel of land be and the same is rezoned from Agriculture to General Business: Ih Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of landfronting feeDorsey Road 250 feet and extending eastwordlY approximately �,,,, -5- parcel being 900 feet south of the intersection with Kingsland Road* This day it came to the Board's attention the request of ?Jr. L*R6Goyne$ to rezone from *:gricultare to General Business the following described parcel of land: In Bermuda Magisterial Districts a parcel of land fronting 550 feet on thw wett side of the business area long Rt. #l, and extending westw%rdly 1350 foot more or less, said parcel being across Rt. #11 from Chesterfield .venues to be rezoned from 4rricultuTo to General Business. And there appearing no one to oppose or propose this request, it is resolved on motion of Mr.Gcyne, seconded by DrrGill# that this matter be deferred until the next regular meeting of the Board. This day the Petersburg Television Corporation requested through its counsel Mr.D.Wellurphey, a Use Permit to erect a television tower on the following described parcel of land: In Bermuda Magisterial District, a 35-acre parcel of land fronting 1155-feet on Rt.618 and extending southwardly 1335 feet more or less$ said parcel being approximately 5600 feet east of Rt•619 on which a Use Permit to erect a television tower is requested. ,&nd there appearing no one to oppose the granting of this Use Permit, on motion of Pdr. Goyne, seconded by Mr.i3ritton, it is resolved that a Use Permit for the erection of a Television Tower on the aforedeseribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby grantod. This day Mr. O.K. Porkinson, appeared before the Board requesting the rezoning from Agriculture to General 3usiness on the following described parcel of land: In 3ermude Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 180 feet on the Enon Church Road and extending westwardly 280 feet more or less, said parcel being 2000 feet north of Rt. 10s Came also Mr. Dallas' Coons and Hr. T.A.Keck, Jr., who doubted the desirability of a business in this area. Upon considerUtion whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr. Gills it is resolved that in view of no opposition from the Churt°.h located in this area, that the aforegoing parcel of land be and the same is hereby zoned from ,Agriculture to General Businoss. This day came Mr. Fred Crowder, representing Mr. D. MacHolders requesting the rezoning from Agriculture to General :Business on the following described parcel of land; In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 425 feet on Rt.60 and extending northwnrdly 500 feet, said parcel being 950 feet west of Rt.678. Came also Mr. and Mrs. H.R.Hartless, Mr.E,J.Peters, and Mr. Barthurst and othmrs opposing the request, saying that a Trailer Court or %4r —6aw Tourist Court would not be in the best interest of the area• After due consideration and on motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that in view of the fact that 309 feet of this property along Rto6o is at present zoned for general business, the remaining 200 feet on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned to General Dusinesse This day MreC.Telohnson came before the Board requesting the rezoning from Agriculture to Local -lusiness on the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District; a parcel of land fronting 80 feet on Rt.60 extending southwardly 191 foot, the same being Lot 60 Block 29 of the Pinehurst Subdivision, to be rezoned from .'wriculture to Local Dusinesse Came also Mr* Spurgeon Friend, who stated that he had no objection to this rezoning. Came also Mr. John Me Carter and 24r. James Re Fox opposing this request, stating that a grill located in this vicinity would be a detriment to their way of life. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Hr• Tlritton, seconded by ir.Goyfie, it is resolved that this request be and the same is hereby denied, without prejudices This day there came Mrs Tcakins, representing the Manchester Rescue Squad, seeking a Use Permit to operate a rescue squad from the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 102 Pee t' on Old n1 road Rock Road and extending southward ly 670 feet, said parcel being 1500 feet west of Rt. #10, on which a Use Permit is requested. j.nd there apponAng no opposition, upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Dritton, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that a Use Permit for the operation of a Rescue Squad be and the same is hereby granted on the aforedescribed parcel of land. This day PQr. W.M. Gravatt, Secretary of Gralove, Ince,came before the :hoard seeking the rezoning from Agriculture to General :3usiness on the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 183 feet on Rto360 and extending northwordly a distance of 200 feet, said parcel being 300 feet east of the Roams Road, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. W.Me Gravatt, Tre Came also Mrs W.H.Harris, Mrs. Sanderson and others objecting to this request, saying that an additional business area was not needed and that a filling station would be detrimental to the property values in the areas Upon consideration whereof Mre Britton made the'foll9wing motion, which was seconded by Mr.Goyne: Be it resolved that the request for rezoning the aforedescribed parcel of land be denied without pre judice. However, before a vote was taken, Mr. Gravatt requested to be allowed to withdraw his application since there was some confusion in the advertising and notification. Upon further consideration of this request and on motion of *.Britton, seconded by Mr. Gunter, it is resolved that this 73oerd accept the withdrawal of Mr. Gravett's application. This day Mr. Gordon !ndrews and Mr. Dave Grenoble, representing the Don .sir Community Center cone before the Board seeking a Use Permit to operate a recreational area on the following described parcel of land: In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land approximately 9 acres, lying south of Oak Lane and north and east of the Southern ER. tracks and -eatt of Chesterfield Avenue on which a Use Permit is requested. Came also Mr. E.F.Ticer, Mrs. S.H.Upchurch and Mr. A.P. Chisholm, opposing the requested Use Permit, saying that greffic hazards would be increased, eteo It was clearly established that the requested Use Permit covered only the 3.5 acres on which the Community house is at present built, the 50 ft. right of way which the Don lair Community Center hopes to h-ive vacated. and :9 of a acre which will be leased from the Southern Railway, all of which is clearly shown by a plat recorded with the Doard's paperse Upon consideration v�hereof and on motion of Mr.Guntor, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that a Use Pormit to open a recreational center on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby granted* It is here noted that Mr. Britton voted "No". This day cul'ture•to Generaln3usiness n©theafb llowing described parcel from tZri of land: In Dale Magisterial District, a triangular parcel of land fronting on Rt. 100 185 feet and extending northwardly 200 feets, said parcel being' approximately 200 feet north of the intersection with Rt. 742, to be rezoned from ,agriculture to General 3usi.ness. ,4nd there appearing no one in opposition to this request, upon consideration seconded by Mr.I3ritton, it is resolved whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyn©, that the aforegoing parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned from �4grieulture to General : usiness. This any mr. _zgus Powell, representing the David Ile Lea seeking the rezoning from <lgrieulture to Industrial of the followinC; described parcel of land: Tn=�rmuda Z-gisterial District, a parcel of land of approximately 360 acres, bordering the old Centralia rooeme©lyxi 0tely 3600OOt feet; and north of the Old Centralia Road app Seaboard ,+irlino RE. and extending eastwardly approximately 3000 feet to the Proctorts Creek, tUe same a portion of the land owned by T.S.Whe elwright and S.H.Guze# Came alstire t•tthehlandrwastg who unfit forsented farmingnandiitsgonlytusents wasto the effeffe for the requested manufacturing use. Mr. William Old stated that he felt all of the residents of Centralia would approve the requosted rezoninge Cams also, biro J,R7WeathoAngton presenting; a petition signed by eleven persons, which pe.:-1 tion cited the f act that the signers were in Apposition to the requested rezoningo Mrs H.T.Goyne, Supervisor, stated he had contacted many people in the area and it seewd to him that the majority wdre in accord with this requesto Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr*Gcyne, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that the eforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned from <,griculture to Industrial use. This day Mr. H.T.Goyne cited the fict watcat a vacancy existed by the death of n the Planning Commission, which vacancy was Ure W.E,Henry and cited further that he highly recommended I -Ire T-A*Keck,Jr., an Engineer living in the Bermuda Hundred vicinity to fill the vacancy. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of lb.Goyae, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that Mr. Theodore &.Keekjr.9 be and he hereby is appointed a member of the County Planning Commission. This day Tiro D.C.Henth, Jr•, representing Mr.D•C.Heath, Srs, came before the Board requesting the g,renting of a building permit which had previously been denied by the Building Inspector on nn unimproved road in Midlothian District, It was cited that Mr. 13.04-Heath, Sro, had already constructed two houses on this parcel of land; however, the ownership of 8.L1 property remained in his father's name as well s the building on which a termit is requested„ Kereupon the Commonwealth's !,ttorney ruled that this was a building development and comes within the subdivision laws Upon consideration whereof nn.d on motion of MroGunter, secorded by Mr*Britton, it is resolved that a building permit be granted to Mr. '3oCoHoath, Sr., upon the receipt of a Performance Bond, guaranteeing to the County that in the event the property is sold a public right of way of 50 feet in wiO.th would be deeded to the County and improved to meet the specifications of the Highway Department. This day Mr. WZ, lankenship, Mro Porter Vaughan, Mr. Jerry Jewett, end Mro Henry Jones, appeared before the Board seeking the ward's policy on the establishment of a public utility corporation in the vicinity of Powhite Creek and the J:3mes River. They raised the specific question that if a charter is granted by the State Corporation Commissidn, what will the Doard of Supervisors do. ,fter much discussing of this matter, it was generally agreed that any answer from the Bo 3rd concerning its policy would be deferred until a later dates This day Mrs John Russell came before the Boar.'. representing Afro D.O. Rose and others requesting the gecation of our rights to the use, of the Gregory Quarry: 1945, Whereas, by ar agrcem nt date 1. t"e Iwe -9.0 `„o and recorded la the Clerk °s Offi-ce of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia, in Deed '3,ok 3519 Page 5089 George C.Gregory and Constance He^th Gregory, h.`,, wife# leased to the County of Chesterfield water rights in and to a ec:�tdn quarry located Y{rSa ouha tonquararea of Manchester '.Districto .�sterfield County, ginia y to be used as a source of water supply; aryl Whereas, the said quarry is now coat amin ate d and is no longer satisfactory for use as a source of w-ter supply; and 11here es s the County is not now using the said quarry as a source of water supply, nnr does it contemplate in the future to use the said quarry as a source of water supply; and Whereas) it is now the desire of the adjoining property *inners to subdivide and install septic tanks near the said quarry, which right was prohibited by the terms of the aforementioned agreement: Now# Therefore, no it Resolved on motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr. Gunter* that the County of Chesterfield hereby relinquishes and releases any claim, right, or interest, that it has, or may haves in the water rights of said quarry by reason of the aforementioned agreement# This day Mr.H mmi.11, Mrs. Simpson and others came before the Board in behalf of the School budget. .ind the Board advised that the School teachers salaries were being raised as proposed by the School Board mid that the answer to certain questions of maintenance and upkeep and other questions of operation should be answered by the School Board. This day Mr. Marshall Cole came before the Board seeking a variance from the Building Code on his property facing the west side of Rt, 10@ oeginning 100 feet south of Cook's Road. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Brittons seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that due to the existing alley and turn -around in the rear of his lot that a variance be granted to allow Mr.Cole to build within eighteen inches of his rear property line. This day Mr. E.T.Gorman, Game Wardens, read for the Board's hearing and consideration the game claims. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Guater, seconded by Mr.Brittons it is resolved th-it said claims be paid as presented. On motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr,Goyne, it is resolved that the County Engineer be authorized to hire the necessary help to get a fiold survey of the property lying between the Ettrick Sower system and the Petersburg Sewer system to establish an estimated cost of connecting thecae two systems* On motion of Dr. Gills seconded by Mr.Brittons it is resolved that the Tohnenn Oil Company of Colonial Heights;, low bidder, for the servicing of fuel oil to the fire companies in the ao*-,.thera part of the CountYs b9, and the same is ' hereby► awarded the curt 4;;t for the ensuing year beginning May lg 1955n -la On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr+Drittor_!) it, is resolved that this board authorize its (,,;:..airman and Clerk to sign a contract duly approved by the Commonweelthts Attorne�r, g'ving whatever permission possible for the board to give ' to the Fedora'. Government to improv® Third Avenue in Patterson Parks Demuda District-9 a copy of which contract is herewith filed with the Board is papers o On motion of Mr.Dritton, seconded by �•im�prcce Glencoe it is eRoad�dthat 0ak Glen Board request the Highway p Road, and nrookland Road in the subdivision of Pinehurst, for a total cost not to exceed $3185.00# which cost will be charged to the 30 Road Fund of the County+ And be it further resolved that the above resolution be sent to the Highway Department upon the receipt of one-half of the cost of improving said roads in the Pinehurst Subdivision* On motion of Mr+Gcyne, seconded by Taro Gunter, it is resolved that this Board request the Treasurer of the County to transfer $309000,00 from the Operating 1knd of the Water Department to the Construction Fund of the stater Department. On motion of MroGoyne# seconded by Mr+Gunter, it is resolved that the County Engineer proceed with the construction of a new water supply system in the Morrisdale area* On motion, the meeting is adjourned until 9;00 p•m• on April 13, 1955• C)c J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. III, S. FLYTNE, MARTINBVILLE. VA. S. D. MAY, TAZEWELL, VA. ■URGESS E. NELSON, MT. JACKSON, VA. S. W. RAWLS, FRANKLIN, VA. HOWARD C. ROGERS, HAMILTON, VA. TUCKER C. WATKINS, JR., SOUTH BOSTON, VA. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. 00 IN DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19. VA. BURTON MARYE, JR., DEPUTY COMM I SSION[R & CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. ELLISON. Ex Ee UTrv[ ASSISTANT WM. R. GLIDD[N, ASSISTANT CHIC ► ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS. ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIT. PURCHASING AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR.. TRAFFIC • PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX. RIGHT OF WAY ENGINES" C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEAS[ R[F[R TO ROUT[ No. PRO.19CT N Secondary Road Allocations, 1955-56 April 4, 1955 Boards of Supervisors Clerks of Courts Gentlemen: Based on anticipated revenues including Federal Aid for the Secondary System, we have completed the allocations totaling $33,191,085 for the year July la 1955 to June 30, 1956. The attached sheets break this allocation down showing the amounts due each county and the counties are grouped by Construction Districts. These allocations show an increase of approximately $2,679,000 over the allocations made last year. Sincerely yoursy r . P. Ellison Executive Assistant RPE: jmw Enclosures -3- Ma.rch 30, 1955 SECONDARY SYSTE7,i ALLOCATIONS - 1955-56 STATE FUNDS FLDERi:L AID REGULAR EQUALI- AND STATE COUNTY FUNDS LkTTON ), TCHING TOTAL FIRM F Jrs DS (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) LYNCHBURG DISTRICT Amherst 5 255,084 - 263480 72,964 $ 354,528 Appomattox 178,213 26, 220 49,564 253,997 Buckingham 2673443 34,560 72,836 374,839 Campbell 377,683 22,220 91,992 491,895 Charlotte 251,871 21,320 64,864 338,055 Cumberland 140, 642 17,180 38, 378 196,200 Halifax 476,058 31,460 123,558 631,076 Nelson 218, 255 30, 240 643928 313,423 Pittsylvania 818,147 77,120 202,114 1, 097, 381 Prince Edward 192, 055 18,160 519042 261,257 TOTAL Q3,175, 451 004, 960 �A32, 240 �?4012, 651 RICH,CND DISTRICT Amelia $ 175,741 6 14,120 45,450 6 235011 Brunswick 319,597 21,760 82,928 42.4, 285 Charles City 88, 488 2,780 22,822 114,090 Chesterfield 479, 519 11,540 102,150 593,209 Dinwiddie 277,083 19,560 73,800 370o443 Goochland 148,799 12,920 39,536 201,255 Hanover 327,506 26,000 77,850 431056 Lunenburg 234,074 26,800 64,414 325,288 Mecklenburg 411,546 31,200 110,250 552,996 New Kent 87,747 7,160 25,200 120,107 Nottoway 181,179 8, 740 44,678 234,597 Powhatan 116.666 6.L60 30.L70 153.596 I ,,.. 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'" '"•..a�'�t',,, ra""':%� iV Ae lei f M M To the Board of Supervisors of CHESTERFIELD County: WIEREAS, a petition has been or is being submitted to the Board of Supervisors of CHESTERFIELD County requesting the esta- b V.sh..en'S an a part of the Secondary System of State Highways of a cei,tain, road./street, said road/street beginning at a pointon Route 613 tbout 24 ziiles of East of RY. 1" , and thence extending in a Southerly direction about .25 miles to dead end :and ,Y.MRr,AS, the said road/street proposed to be established as a part off' tha Secondary System of State Highways extends or will extend along; thica h or over lands owned by the parties hereto; IMM, T-MEFORE, for and in consideration of the benefits nee -ruing or to accrue to the undersigned landowners, said landowners do hereby execute their consent to give unto CHESTERFIELD County, without compensation, each as to the lands by him owned, an easement and right of way for said road/street along.; through or over said lands, said easement and right of way to be 30 feet in width, together with such additional widths as may be necessary for the extension and maintenance of road slopes and/or ditches and all necessary drainage facilities* M WITNESS WHEEMP, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this _.day of , 19�.,. (SRO•% n J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. S. D. MAY, TAZEWELL, VA. BURGESS E. NELSON, MT. JACKSON, VA. B. W. RAWLS, FRANKLIN, VA. HOWARD C. ROGERS, HAMILTON, VA. TUCKER C. WATKINS, JR., SOUTH BOSTON, VA. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT, TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. J. F. WYSOR, PULASKI, VA. P. W. SNEAD DISTRICT ENGINEER 'sir. '4. ',T. urnetr, Executive Se-rPta.ry, rhester£-i el (I, `71--i.nia . .9ea.r 'qr. T3ll.rnett: ONVVEALTR OF 4 RC'INI,A, DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19. VA. BURTON MARYE, JR., DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. ELLI SON. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT WM. R. GLIDDEN, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS, PURCHASING AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR., TRAFFIC & PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD, AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE NO. PROJECT OFFICE OF DISTRICT ENGINEER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA RRF: TIie. Road Leap ling From Route 16143. in a. Severa l weeks a,7o T_ ta11:R, r; Jr,-)L2 C e trOP'.n0Tr ; '�F,lrnar1 7r,lre On t�El=� road 1rn.l:iT'ig (7i'P R(>tr!-.e 1_61i1_ ar(c't 7'gc111F_'s';e'j t.Flat, "•,�Te 'iaVe in Writing SotY'e? a:��,lirance that, the TiF l—,c,- 3 Company ji-11 cont7.nue to m,-i nf,A.i n ter- hrl r')ve. Yoi-i advtsed me that you vioul'l oont.a.Ct the FA? lroar7 Ccrnjv nv Ur!-!.5• 'JP=?.)"P. (101_(j11'1.f- lei; iTQ1.1T" re(",.iest t.'I'1?t. 'f"I'l S �-)e inC"llvlfl d 1_oj%(' t"ic) r stem im+,�_1 ',ih__s i_r,3 orinat,.on 1 s rere;.,tel. 1- u :'_..'_7 .''Lank ;�f1'.a. t(7 i'� {'=ivf' lef, wn iictVi t) c �UCI ra tit Ll1e. Ynorc TTery tri,1,r, R.x�sirl€ant F,nn; repr %F, : nl_c it m ..Ls Swa -IV4 M Bon Air, Virginia March 25, 1955 Hon. Irving Horner, Chairman Board of Supervisors Chesterfield Court House, Virginia Dear Mr. Horner: It is rumored that a deal is pending between a recreational association formed in Bon Air and the Southern Railway Company whereby the Railway Company will assign or vacate to the association certain of its property should the present grade crossing of the secondary road near the old Bon Air Station be closed. In order to close said grade crossing, it will be necessary to reroute traffic. It is again rumored that to do this an attempt will be made to add to the secondary system and, develop what are shown on the plats of Bon Air as "A" and "B" Streets. Neither "A" nor "B" Streets are in the present public road system, although "B" Street was recently used as a detour while a bridge on Buford Road was under construction. The purpose of this letter is to formally advise the Board that the writer and several other affected citizens respect- fully request an opportunity to appear before the Board and express our views should the above matter be presented to the Board. Yours very truly, �IV. W447U"'__�. J. H. Waters JHW:c COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD Attention: James Gunter We, the undersigned, do hereby petition the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to open a road beginning where the county road over the grade crossing is being closed and running parallel along the railroad tracks in an eastern direction to and across Willie Street into A -Street, then east on A -Street to Buford Road. A -Street is now a dedicated street. We feel that this route will be more convenient and safer for all people concerned, than the opening of B-Street. ZYZ4 r d� U n M TAKE NOTICE That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 12, 1955, at 11:30 a.m., at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia] take under consideration the rezoning and/or the granting of a Use Permit on the following described properties in Chesterfield County: 1• In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 550 feet on the west side of the business area along Rt, #1, and extending westwardly 1350 feet more or less, said parcel being across Rt.#1 from Chesterfield Avenue, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. Roy Goyne• B. In Bermuda Magisterial District, a 35-acre parcel of land fronting 1155 feet on Rt. 618 and extending southwardly 1335 feet more or less, said parcel being approximately 5600 feet east of Rt. 619 on which a Use Permit to erect a television tower is requested by the Petersburg Television Corporations 3. In Bermuda Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 180 feet on the Enon Church Road and extending westwardly 280 feet more or less, said parcel being 2000 feet north of Rt. 100 to be rezoned from ,Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. O.K.Perkinson. 4. In MidlothienMagisterial. Dis trictp a parcel of land fronting 425 feet on Rt.60 and extending ncr thwardly 500 feet, said parcel being 950 feet west of Rt. 6780 to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an applioation of Mr. A. MOD. Holder. 5. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 80 feet on Rt960 extending southwordly 191 feet# the same being Lot 69 Block 29 of the Pinshurst Subdivision, to be rezoned from ,Agriculture to Local Business on an application of Mr. C.T. Johnson. 6• In Manchester Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 102 feet on Old Broad Pock Road and extending southwardly 670 feet, said parcel being 1500 feet west Of Rt. #10 on which a Use Permit is requested to operate a Rescue Squad by the Manchester Rescue Company. All persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requests.are invited to appear at the time and place herein stated,*_, -jam :"; M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary M M 0T ,E That -the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 12* 1%5,r at 11:30 a -me, at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, virginiar take under cor..sideration the rezoning and/or ',7:ae granting of a Use Permit on the following doocribed - properties in Chesterfie .d Cou ty: 70 In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 183 feet on RtL,360 and extending northwardly a distanam of 200 feet-2 said parriel being 30n feet east of the Reams Road, to be rezoned from Agr:?cu'.tu"e to G©news:_ business on an application of Mrs W. Me 8. In Midlothian MagsteriFal District, a parcel of land approximately 9 acres, lying south of Oak Lane and north and east of the Southern RR, tracks and west of Chesterfield Avenue, on which a Use Permit is requested by the Bon ,Air Community Center to operate a recreational areas g, In Mancheste- Magisterial Distr'cta a parcel of land iy.ng between Cherokob Poa3 and '1lu.a Drive.,, and bounded on tae west by a line appro$:.metel"! 200 feet east of Shir3.ey Road,, bounded on the northeast by 1000 feet of Club Road, on the southeast by a line approximately 1000 feat east of Clil Road, excluding Section G of Stratford Hills and a parcel G.10 feat by 1000 feet5 which is the site of the Gregory Home, sold parcel being the proposed plan for '`he development of the Cherokea Cu-ult:7 0-uo, t�) be .ra?oned from Res:dential-1 to Residential-2 on an application of A?rJ1,e0,Rose. 10e In Dale Magisterial District, a triangular parcel of land fronting on Rt. 10, 195 feet and extending northwardly 200 feett sa'? d parcel being approximately 200 feet north of the intersection with Ric 74.2, to be rezoned froau .Agriculture to General Business on an appi.icat,ion of MroH.MoWilmothe 11, In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land of approximately 360 acres, bowderyng the old Centralia Road approximately 3600 feet; and north of the Old Centralia Road approximately 2000 feet on the Seaboard Airline RR* and extending eastwardly approximately 3000 fee': to the Pwoctor As Creek? the same being a portion of the land ownod by T*S.Wheelwright and SmH..Guzat to be rezoned from lA�griculture to 'lndus�rial on as application of David Me Lea manuf acturing Companyo ,All persons proposing or opposing the granting of these requests are invite4 to appear at the 'tis -a hevein stntedo Mr W.Burnett,Zcec. SectyP Board of Supervisors Of Ciao st arfield. County„ Va. PHON B e:Z68u— R,ICHMOND MOTEL LOMBARDY AND BROOK ROAD RICHMOND. VA. °ipril 5, 1955 Board of Sunervi_sors Chesterf field Count-y Gentlemen: Please withdraw my application to rezone the Cherokee County Club -property from Rl to R 2. Yours truly, vwqe-2� D. 0. Rose M M Board of Cunenrisor.s Chesterfield County C'aosterfield Court House, Va. Gentlemen: Richmond, 7ir7,1nia "March 20, 1Qr'5 It is Jesire - loy the undPrsic�ned t`n.-t the 7on9,n� of the property now known as the Cherokee Country Club be changed from R-1 to R-2. �1ttached is .a tentative ?plan of the lq.nd in ouestion. -,To!! for vour cooperation, I a.m Very truly vours, n. 0. Rose 2420 -Hrv=_i,n Park kvenue Richmond, Virginia m m Mould you kindly put this in the record, if possible, as indicative of the feeliig of our folks not only with regard to the withdrawn request but with regard to any and all future requests of this nature. Thanks for your many kindnesses. Regards, R. Gra4es. LM M RESOLUTION OF SOUTHAMPTON CIVIC ASSOCIATION WHEREAS, the Southampton Civic Association is an organization consisting of approximately 400 members who own property and reside in the Southampton area (Midlothian and Manchester Districts) of Chester- field County, and WHEREAS, the principal purpose of this organization is to make our com- munity and our County a better place in which to live, and WHEREAS, we have studied and discussed at length an application to rezone the property in our community known as the Cherokee Country Club from R1 to R2, and WHEREAS, at a meeting on April 4, 1955, a quorum present being unanimously of the opinion, and having so voted, that a change from R1 to R2 would be detrimental both to the individual property owners in the area and to the community as a whole, now therefore BE IT RESOLVED, that the Southampton Civic Association go on record as being opposed to the granting of this application to rezone the property known as Cherokee Country Club from R1 to R2, and respectfully requests the Board of Supervisors to deny said application, ecretary Shirley po\ge\\ Mrs. K 714 Club Drive Richmond 25, Virginia Ap-ril 6, 1955 Mr. I . . Burnett, Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: In reference to the re-Moning of property along Cherokee Road and Club Drive, from R I to R 21 on application of Mr. D. 0. Rose, coming before the Board on April 12, 1955, I beg to advise that I have just recently purchased my home at 714 Club Drive and I wish to enter my protest against any change what -so -ever. If you change to R 2, in order to have a few eighty (80) foot lots, there is a possible chance in the future of parts of a lot or lots being sold and perhaps have a few lots with only sixty foot frontgge and then according to R 2 zoning you would have to issue building permits for same. Trusting that the Board will reject this zoning change, I am R pec illy urs, .*Z. Lindse �;d LIM Meeting Off Board Of Supervisors Ike -Zoning Meeting. The purpose for which I wish consideration in the re -zoning of'my property located in Bermuda Magisterial District on - Dorsey. Rd. Is to erect a store building for the handling of Gifts,,Novelties and Variety merchandise. H, Gordon Bower JOE BROWN, Poop. PHONE 9454 SHERATON MOTEL & RESTAURANT ROOMS & COTTAGES - STEAM HEAT - PRIVATE BATHS U. S. 301 EMPORIA, VA. 42 C��/ 0 a C u 4c it i low R44e:ef ,/s r s V'Is -e February 18, 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors Chesterfield County Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: On June 10, 1952, the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, granted Lee Broadcasting Corporation a use permit to construct a television tower on a tract of 11.45 acres on Old Hundred Road owned by T. A. Keck, Jr., who had granted Lee Broadcasting Corpora- tion an option to purchase the same. The option granted Lee Broadcasting Corporation by Mr. Keck has been assigned to Petersburg Television Corporation, and by supplemental option agreement Petersburg Television Corporation has been granted an option to purchase 35.33 acres, which 35.33 acres includes within its bounds the original 11.45 acres. The additional acreage is required for anchoring guy wires necessary as a result of a increase in the height of the television tower. It is now requested the Board of Supervisors grant to Petersburg Television Corporation a use permit to construct a television tower, together with the necessary buildings incident to the transmission station on the 35.33 acre tract, a sketch of which, prepared by W. W. LaPrade & Bros., Civil Engineers, is enclosed. You will notice that this sketch is based upon the relocation of State Highway Route No. 618, as presently proposed by the State Highway Department. There is enclosed check in the amount of $10, payable to the order of Chesterfield County, to cover the cost of advertising. Mr. D. W. Murphey will furnish you with a list of the adjacent property owners. It may be still necessary for Petersburg Television Corporation to exercise only the original Mr. M. W. Burnett -2- February 18, 1955 option to purchase 11.45 acres, and, accordingly, it is requested that the use permit granted at the meeting of June 16, 1952, continue in effect. Respectfully, PETERSBURG TELEVISION CORPORATION By vz m m or? 4, k" M M March 4, 1955 Court House Chesterfield County, Va. Attn: Mr, Burnett Dear Sir: I wish to make application for rezoning from agriculture to business Lots 1, 2, and 3, Block BBa as shown in tenative plan attached to this letter. The type of business proposed will be a, small grocery store and construction office. I would apreciate your directing this ap pli- cation to the proper authority and e.)�iditinE this matter every way possible. Thank you. Yours truly, a. I e rz:� 0. K. Ferkinson OU.t df %" 7 a, Encl. 611 em cm G R A L 0 V lneor orated CONSTRUCTION - INVESTMENT - DEVELOPMENT BLACKSTONE, VMGINIA B. W. LOVE PRESIDENT PHONE BLACKSTONE 174 OR 194 W. X. GitAvATT, JR. SECRETARY-TREA9umm March 3, 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: Re: Re -zoning Lot, 183 Feet x 200 Feet, Highway 360 Manchester District I am enclosing herewith our check for $10.00 and do hereby make application for the re -zoning of the hereinafter described real estate from farming to commercial. This property is held by our company under option from Mr. C. C. Clodfelter, the present title owner, who lives at Manchester, Virginia. We propose to build a 2 Bay porcelain enamel Texaco Service Station on this lo- cation. We would appreciate it if this application can be processed as soon as possible so that advertisement can be had prior to your April meeting. All that certain parcel of land located in Manchester Magisterial District, Chesterfield County, Virginia, beginning at the southeastern corner of a tract formerly owned by Charles E. Fry containing 11.66 acres; thence westwardly along the northern line of Hull Street or Route 360 a distance of 183 feet; thence running back in a northerly direction between the eastern line of the aforesaid Fry tract and a. line parallel thereto 200 feet in depth; being a part of the same property conveyed C . C . Clodfelter and Laura H. Clodfelter by deed of Charles PSI. Bankert, Sr. and wife, dated June 15, 1953, and recorded Deed Book 425, page 237. Thank you for your attention to this matter. WivlGJr : jvn Enc . Yours very truly, W. M. ravatt, Jr. ,per ,.�,►�� o jr 1 0n March'?, 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: Enclosed is a sketch of Bon Air Community House Grounds and surrounding area on which the Community plans to build its swimming pool and other recreational facilities. It is intended that the shaded area of road to the West of the Community House be closed and the two grade crossings over the Southern Railway Tracks be closed. The .9 acme parcel of land is being deeded to the Community by the Southern Railway. If other information is necessary for Board Action to grant a use permit* please contact Mr. J. P. Gunter, Supervisor of the Writer. DHG: bk Encl. cc: J. P. Gunter Bon Air, Virginia cc: Gordan H. Andrews Bon Air, Virginia Yo urs very truly D. H. GRENOBLE 3 is -6- / M April 2, 1955 Board of Supervisors Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia The following named residents of the Midlothian Magisterial District of Chesterfield County, Virginia oppose the rezoning of the parcel of land described as approximately nine (9) acres lying south of Oak Lane and North and East of the Southern Railroad Track and West of Chesterfield Avenue. r� —'14Ze-�� Y � i in It - 1 . 2000 M -mow Prepared statement of Thos. S. Wheelwright before the Board of Superviso4a of Chesterfield County at�r rezoning hearing April 12, 1955 on a petition by the David M. sea Co, Inc. Mr. Chairman, members of the board: As a secondary party to the petition of the David M. Lea Co. seeking rezoning of certain real estate in the County of Chesterfield from agriculture to industry, I respectfully submit the following viewpoint for your consideration. I was born and reared upon part of the property in question and therefore have a lifetime experience with its productive capabilities. So far as I knew, it has never yielded enough either in farm products or timber to carry itself or meet the taxes over the years. In 1945 I initiated a soil conservation program in co-operation with the Soil Conservation Service on my portion of the property Lades" consideration. This program called for a complete survey of the sail which showed there were only approximately 10 acres of arable land in the entire tract of around 90 acres and this 10 acres was inferior dor general cropping. The remainder was recommended for intensive soil conservation practices, namely, reforestation. Accordingly the owner spent more than $2,000 in establishing fire lanes, culverts, fencing, clearing etc. u/4der this plan. A consultation was held with the state forest service who recommended that the area, which had been damaged by a forest fire be relief out of undergrowth where young pine trees were reestablishing themselves and that the larger trees be left for 10 years to ascertain the extent of damage to them. Some relief cutting was done in the area and a good stand of young pines is growing where this was done. From core samples taken last summer, the larger trees which survived the fire had gained no appreciable height and ha4 gained only an -2- � tip fX average of half an inch in nine years. These trees now are being removed. Meanwhile, construction of a high tension power line across the property removed the possibility of reforesting approximately 15 acres. The cost of rehabilitating this right of way as pasture, the only possible alternative, is too high for the return which might be realized. The owner,therefore' reels that as an individual he no longer can justify expenditure of additional capital in the development of the property along the lines previously pursued. The lay of the land which is bisected,by the aforementioned power line together with its proximity to the railroad make the possibility of using it for desirable home sites out of the question. The railroad and power line, howe or! together with the creek, springs and other sources of water and its pecessability to maim highways along with other factors render the property desirable for Industrial use. Should a new industry be established, it should bring abiut a considerable increase in the taxable resources of the county as* well as providing additional income for individual citizens by increasing employment in the factory itself as well as providing a ready market for timber owners.etm. The David M. Lea Company is a native Virginia corporation with a l6ng and honorable business record as a manufacturer of wood products. OUD forest$ are a key factor in the future of the nation. The)[ are our greatest source of renewable raw materials and %1W research into the products which the forest industry can ultimately provide has barely begun in this country# -3- I%W VW feel sure the David M, Lea Co. fully realizes its position and I strongly recommend that you welcome them again to OOZ'Porate citizenship in Chesterfield from which they were removed by annexation by granting this rezoning petition, lucakhead,RFD #l, r Chester, Virginia April 2, 1955 Mr. J.P. Gunter, David M. Lea Co. , Inca, , Stop $39 Petersburg Pike, Richmond, Virginia Dear Mr. Gunter: Enclosed herewith is a statement I nave prepared in sup port of your company's application for rezoning which is to come before the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors on April 12. If you think the views expressed are wo#tthwhile, I shall be more t"-n glad for you to use them. If you think they might be damaging "d &a=*ape need M editing or alteration, that also can be done. In any ease, good luck, Very , Thos. S. eelwright, Jr. 129 m El'. ;VT. 3urnette, ]yecuti_ve Secret Iry Chesterfield CountTr Board of 5,mervi sors Ch.e,-;terfi.elr Courthouse, Vi r7inia Chester, Virginia April 11, 1955 Sub sect : Old Centrali—a. Roar] Zonin7 Re7ulations Dear Sir: Stories a>> �e �.rin, in the Ri_chriond ne_7,,- a.ners during the naFt vreetc indicate that ,=rnnerty alon, 0.1-1 Centralia Road located so,ith of its intersects -on ,,,rith route 14).1. is bein7 considered for .rczoninr; for industrial use. `1'h.e undersirMed residents an,1 oi'mers oC pro :_arty fronting on and nmed.ia.tely adjacent to Old Centralia Road hereby enter a formal_ obi — ction to am zonin,- ordinance Which ;ould -nerimit construction Of rnanuf,�.ctur _n= A.ants or any off' thy. usl�_^.l satellite businesses alon7 that ';part of Old Centralia Road bet ° een route 1>>.1; an(? route 10. while -i,cb.,0.tti.nr; the desirability of 7rm. th for the comnunity, and recognizing the strength that inrlu.strizl nro.jects ?end to such �ro,,rth, .Ve feel_ th .Tt _,Ddmim-inn of rnanufa.cttnin7 enter -,rises into the a.rea- concerned. vril l be -aore detrimental than hel,ful. Erectim of l o1;r cos-i housing, tir'�;_c', .s usu.all y concurrent- i„-i th any �ianuf,cttrin� onera.tion, and deter�.ora.tion of an alr^,d­ bad ned.estri an school traffic situation, . _1.1_ not benefit V-1at part of Chester - -;.th v:r'.ni_ch we are �io.st Vitally concerned. It sl:,oul_ ' be noted by the hoard teat recent and i.nrriinent future residenti--1 construct-i_on ith a va.l».e or' �32`),000.0�� or -iore �_11_ be ser _ou.sly affected,. Our objections ire si__�:.cere, a.nd m.-e u.r7e th -Board of Sunery s >rs to con, ider al_l facets of probable an(l -,)os< role results be -orc ner— u.tti_n a-ny o_ 01� Cen - �or.r to be zone,, 'or inditearK,r. ,-, � x , �2,� Cheater, Va, April 9, 1955 Mr. H. T. Coyne,, Sr. Chester. Vat Subject: Old Centralia Road, toning to Industrial Use Dear .Sir a Confirming my telephone conversation of Friday evening, please consider this letter as a formal objection to rezoning azW part of Old Centralia Road for m&nufa cturing or any other industrial purpose. The writer, along with other interested people, will present a formal letter of objection to the Boated of ftervisors at or before their meeting on April 12. copyt Mr. Burnett, Secretary Hoard of Supervisors M TAKE NOT.LaE That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 129 1955, at 11:30 a.m•, at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouses Virginia Permit take under consid ration the rezoning and/or the granting Use on the following described properties in Chesterfield County; to rn Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 550 feet on the west side of the business area along Rt. #11, and extending westwardly 1350 feet more or less, said parcel being across Rt.#1 from Chesterfield Avenue, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. Roy Goyne• 8• In Bermuda Magisterial District, a 35-a0re parcel of land fronting 1155 feet on Rt. 618 and extending southward]y 1335 feet more or less, said parcel being approximately 5600 feet east of Rt. 619 on which a Use Permit to erect a television tower is requested by the Petersburg Television Corporations 3. rn Bermuda Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 180 feet on the Enon Church Road and extending westwardly 280 feet more or less, said parcel being 2000 feet north of Rt. 10, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. O A*Perkinson. 4, In MidlothianMagisterial Die triot, a parcel of land fronting 425 feet on Rt.60 and extending acr thwardly 500 feet, said parcel being 950 feet west of Rt. 678, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. A. MoD. Holder. 5, In Mane star Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 80 feet on Rt.60 extending southwordly 191 feetp the same being Lot 6, Block 20 of the Pinshnrst Subdivision, to be rezoned from Agriculture to 10081 Business on an application of Mr. C.T. Johnson. 6• In Manchester Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 102 feet on Old Broad Rock Road and extending southwardly 670 feet, said parcel being 1500 feet west of Rt. #10 on vd:.ich a Use Permit is requested to operate a Rescue Squad by the Manchester Rescue Company• All persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requeste.are invited to app®ar at the time and place herein stated•.. M• W. Burnett' Executive Secretary M M TAKE NOTICE That'the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 12.9 1%50 at 11:30 aemo, at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouses Virginian take under consideration the rezoning and/or the granting of 3 Use Permit on the following do crIbed * properties in Cheeterf:`.eld: Couavy: 7e In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 183 feet on Rto360 and extending northwardly a distanas of 200 feet, said parcel be .ng 530 feet east of the ReW4 Rondo to be rezoned from .Agri ai `.tu _-e to General. Business on an appl.' cat ion of Mro W. M. Gra'K, s+*":* r. a Be In Midlothiaa Mag3terial District, a pazeel of land approximately 9 scresy lying south of Oak Lane end north and east of the Southern RR* tracks sad west of Chesterfield Avenue, on which a Use Permit is requested by the Bon Air Community Center to oporat e a recreational areao 9, In Mancheste- Magisterial District,) a parcel. of land ly'ng between Chero.�roe Toad and '';.ub DrIve o, and bou& sd on VaP Brost b;, a line appMox`.mately 200 feet east of Shir?.a.J :t�uad, bounded on the northeast by 1006 feet of club Road, on the southeasA1 by a l:.na approximately 1000 fact neat of 3"lub Road, ewaluding Section G of St;ra;ford Hills end a parcel 610 feet by 1000 feeto wh':.eh is tho site of the Gregory Home, said par -cal being the proposed Galan for the dea©loparent of the Chero'_zcyo coaantn0Uib, tp be v3zoned From, Residential-1 to Residential-.2 on an npp .ycation of 10. In Dalo Magisterial. D.,stricto a triangular parcel of land fronting on 't. ].0, 135 feet and extend ng nosthxazdly 200 feet* said paraol ue g approximately 20C feet north of the intersection with Rt f,!'742, to be Tozoned from -Agriculture to General Business on an application of IdI.0H.M'Wilmoth. 11• In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land of approximately 360 acres, bordeTing the old Centralia Road approximately 3600 feet; and north of the U .d Centralia Road approximately 2000 feet on the Seaboard x-IrIlue RRe and extending easufardly approximately 3000 fee'- to the Pn:00tos's Creekv the same being a portion of the land ownod by T S- ioelvrright and SZ.Guzat to be rezoned from i.cui.ture to lndue�rial on an application of David Mo Lea C�ggruf actur.•iiig Companyo ,All persons proposing or opposing the granting of these requests are invite4 to appear at the t:L,;e :_ird Y.i_::°e herein s vatefto Mr W.Burnett,Uec. Sec►yo Board of Sup e-vis ors of Cbastarf:.ald County„ "is- %w Bon Air Community Center D. H. Grenoblf4 )onald 8 11. Hodgins W. H. Snead , Jr. :. J. 1vaters Calvin G. Rlackwoll Edwin F. Ticer, Jr. S . H. U1-)chu rch A. P. Chigholm, Jr. David ',i . Lee A , . Go. iitliain C. Trueheart I Roy Jackson v;=stlpbui-y �dalter Perdue T. S. l�heelwrigbt, Jr. �irst Hai)tist Church of Centralia Ellen 1)eFord Allen Jefferson Lionel L. 'Nood iii Hines Enf; Co. Alex«nder Elliott Roy groyne J. C. H. %loseley Sam Powell Mary M1 Snencer Preston llul,iolirey i-)�, l.,rior Eva .& Robert Wood Peters+?ur;; Television Corp. (attention- Irvin G. G. Dallas Coons Adaline Jackson Theodore A. deck, Jr. 3 0. X. Perkinson Juddy L. Adams Costt John A. Me U. jTolder Charles Or<:;?Per T. D. i damson C. i. Williams hlarparbt L. Childress John P. Comi.Pton E. V. Hossieux M Rt. 48, Box 62`3 Richmond, Va. Bon air, Va. Hon Air, Va. Ron Air, Va. Pon stir, Va. bon iir, Va. Chester, Va. P. 0. 'iox 297, Chester, Va. 608 id. Franklin St., Richmond, Va. Centralia, Va. Alt. ?` 15, Box 176 f�, Richmond, Ira. Rt. �7 Eiox 337, `i cl-l.monci , Va. Chester, Va. Rt 4�7 Rox 20, Richmond, Va. F)reurry Bluff, Va. 5215 Monument lve . , kinlimond , Va. kt.=�2, Chester, Va. Rt. -F2, Chester, Va. Pt. �L2, 3hester, Va. Rt. #2, Jboster, Va. 100 Yarwick ?'d . , Rict-irnond , Va. Rt. =9 , [lox. 135, Richi !ond , Va. Rt. 9 Fiox 135 C, RiCI. linon(I , Va . <t. =: 9 ? o: 136 ?;, tichrr►ond, Va. m R. F. Sansone Floyd F. Vincent Melvin C. R, rthurst J. T. Sadler C. T. Johnson Spurgeon T. Friend !„7 J. `,. Carter Jaynes R. Pox James rrray �.talter j'`,. Goode Manchester +:;,scud Squad Albert 'Ni. Johns Earl I.T. Polton S. 7). Jenkins Thomas I. . 1_i-resay l.ma F . ��uyuLa T. 11. iitown Hannah J. Rroan 1?e.n j . "Tiller Fredericz{ ui.. Patrom ('wrland Mille,- Etliel ''. ('rol;jlrza Evelyn i?rancti / C. S. Ellis 1. J. ', ilT)lotl W. `,1. Gravatt, Jr. Frank Crynes C. C. Clodelter Mat;? ie �1. Vll` e- Elvis 'Prone M. 11. !teams Stuart S. Jorole ?airs Rosa L. tteams Irvine; P. Bartlett Edward F. Chandler D. (). Rose A. Paill Sciottn Irvin G. I mion, Jr. F.(lson C. ? ,joloris Y. `inedoker Herb4rt Sei }en Charles L. ''r`yatl Bernard L. Save ,'e Pilton T. Carmichael tiJilli-jLm T. Co,;i)ill, Jr. Jose. la F. Lin ji Menokin ,;orh. *40 Rt. �9, Fio-. 137, 'tichmond, Va. 11t . -9 , flo-c 139, Richmond, Va. Rt. ��-9 `?ox 136 E:, kichynond, Va. 13 E • 33rd St . , Riclimoncl , Va. 1�102 Everett St., Richmond, Va. `fit. -48, Niclmmon(l, Va. Rt. 9 Richr,iond, Va. lit . =`9, <<ichmond, Va. Rt. 49, ajox 75, Richmond, Va. 'It. " 10 ?;ox 5?4, ichmond , T« . lit. 10 1,iox)466 Aichmond , V:I . 1tt. 11 1 ox 452, 1ticlimond, Va. Rt. -`ll ? ox 451, ;ticlv!lon�l, Va. t. ,'11_ 13ox 453 Richmond, Va. I�ox T42 , Ric'l=aoncl , Va. it . r!-g Riclim.ond , Va. 16 S Cedar '07e. , Va. t{ichmoncl, R,t . -l� 1 0 11ox 342 , liichmo nd , Va . ",ralove, Inc., 1?l,ccicstone, Va. 6510 Hull St. Pd. lit . �=11 2312 1�ordon "vo. , <ichmoncl, Va. Rt. �1ll Richmond , Va . 130_. 23 6603 Hull St- ric9 . , Richmond, Va. Reams lid . Rt. z.411 Box 22, kiahmond , V . 1600 Chesterfield Orive, Riclimonci, 2420 Bryan 1-1k. Ave. 35 Cherokee Rd. , Richmond, Va. 103 Cherok iiichmond, Va. 10.5 Cherokee lid . , Richmond , Va. 922 Ken --ore 'T . Richmond , Va . 1 09 Cherokee izd., ttioly-,iond , Va. 401 E. Franklin St., Pichmond, Va. IV R James T1. Joyce F. -Uoui,las lobert 'N . e I:de iZ . "harnberl in Lloyd T. Ellen )ur,- H. S. ?; Jose!)hine it. Powell John t'• lklarcraret 13.1;'ray ;rilliam P. 13oyer Thomas -Cl. 1%'aters William J. Bryan Elmo 1;'. tittle Aaron Goldstein ifill iam M. Lee James M. Hall, Jr. Russell 0. Swi'_'t Louise L. Loukrhlooroutrh Harry ' J . Samplers Clyde E. Rudd t\lexander ' . 2>llen Cecil TT. Younj blood Craddoclr Lotiise D. Verser Orvis M. Ruth 11. Lel»h 4. 1'. IIolt Julian N1. ? Judith hill ,,eaver George C. Gregory Fre+l t . Harnes Jr, Ed«in Hawkins J. 1'. Kelly J. R . Lindsey F. IT. Stairs Tom Stanley 807 'd 47th St., Richmond, Va. Architect 10 '%. Cary, Richmond, Va. 07 Cherokee ;� { . , Richmond, 1700 Shirley Rd., Richmond, Va. Ston 24, Petersl)urp 7'Ic,, Richmond, 601 Clherol:ee Rd., Richmond, Va. R F 1) 14, Richmond, Va. 2701 2tl rAve., -ic' �mond , Va. 6321 Fluvanna Ave., Richmond, Va. 4710 Cary St. Rd., Richmond, Va. 706 Club T- ive, F�ichmontI, Va. 700 Club Drive, Richmond, Va. 6114, Clui) Drive, Richmond, Va. 610 Jlui) )rive, Richmond, Va. 6o6 Club Drive, Richmond, pia. 604 Club .Drive, -icllmond, Va. Club Drive, Richmond, Va. quarry 1�d., Richmond, Va. 701 "I'll) ;Drive, Richmond, Va. 46 Yale i}.ve. , Pichmond, Va. 720 Club Drive, R ichmond, Va. 716 Club .i)ri�re, lichmond, Era. 714 i:lui) Drive, Richmond, Va. 712 Cluu Drive, Ricl-miond, Va. 710 Club Drive, Richmond, Va. v D.P. WA 6k TAKE NOTICE That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 129 1955, at 11:30 a.m., at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse# Virginia$ take under consideration the rezoning and/or the granting of a Use Permit on the following described properties in Chesterfield County: 1. In Bermuda Magisterial Districts a parcel of land fronting 550 feet on the west side of the business area along Rt. #1, and extending westwardly 1350 feet more or less, said parcel being across Rt.#1 from Chesterfield Avenue, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. Roy Goyne. 2. In Bermuda Magisterial District, a 35—acre parcel of land J fronting 1155 feet on Rt. 618 and extending southwardly srSf� d- 1335 feet more or less, said parcel being approximately 5600 feet east of Rt. 619 on which a Use Permit to erect a television tower is requested by he Petersburg Television Corporations Crw/ 3. In Bermuda Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 180 feet on the Enon Church Road and extending westwardly 280 feet more or less, said parcel being 2000 feet north of Rt. 10, to be rezoned from ,Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. O.K.Perkinson. rlNr. C—'1 Ke (:Zr I' 11 4. In Midlothinaegisterial District, a pgroel of land fronting 425 feet on Rt460 and extending ncr thwardly 500 feet, said parcel being 950 feet west of Rt. 678, to be rezoned from S e ,Agriculture to General Business on an application of p,S Mr. A. MoD. Holder. mr G".. fee- Ci I j 5. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 80 feet on Rt.60 extending southwordly 191 feats the same p� Y►:� �- being Dot 6i Block 2, of the Pinehurst Subdivision, to be rezoned from Agriculture to Local Business on an application of Mr. C.T. Johnson. r5r44o " 1-744t. 6s In Manchester Magisterial District a parcel of land fronting 102 feet on Old Broad Rook Road and extending S SG southwardly 670 Peet, said parcel being 1500 feet west of Rt. #10 on which a Use Permit is requested to operate a Rescue tt �Squad by the Manchester Rescue Company. v 1 � K ((. All perms+ favoring or opposing the gri4ing�l of these requests are invited to appear at the time 3n d 0 aee herein etatede- , M. W. Burnett Executive Secretery M M TAKE N0TIC$ That'the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on April 120 1465r at 11:30 a.mo„ at its meeting rocm at Chesterfield Courthouses Virginia9 take under consideration the rezoning end/or Vie granting o+ 3 �Jso Per►nit on the following described • properties in Cseeterf:`.eld 3ouaty: ?a In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 183 feet cn Rto,360 and e-tending northwardly a distance of 200 feeto said part -el bung 50o 'Pet east of the lew4 Roads to be rezoned from . Agr_lcu'.tun=e to �GeneralBusinesson ea application o Mr. W M. � T T a jrt v^- So In Midlothian Magsterial District, a pabeel of lead 8ppr0=3<n6te1q acres, lying south of Oak Lane and north and east of the southern ASS RR,, tracks and west of Chesterfield Avenue, on which a Use Permit is requested by the boa AirQo�mynit �oaHe� operate �e'reeeatioaal � S,r is Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land lying between Cherokee Road and `:%lub Drives and b=d sd on t* a tiaas t by a line apvro�j.metel.;,r 2J0 feet east of Shirley .RQad9 bounded on the nortbeset ` ral,Witi' by 100E feet of Club Road, on the southeast by a line approximately 1000 feat oast of Olub Road, eaeluding Section G of Stratford Hills and a parcel C,10 feet by 3.000 feet, which is the site of the Gregory Home, said parral being the proposed plan for the develoixent of the Chero!,cee Country aiu.')® to be rezoned !"rom. Residential-1 to Residential-2 on an application of Ur.D•O.Rosee 10. In Dale Magisterial Districts a triangular paroel of land fronting on Pt. 3.01 185 Net and extending northwardly 200 feet* said parcel being approximately 200 feet north of the intersection with Rt o 742, to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business o' on an application of MroHoMewilmothA Ln In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land of approximately 360 acres, bordering the old Centralia Road approximately 36W feet; and north of the Old'Centralia Road app^oximately 2000 feet oa the Seaboard Al?'liue RR* and extending eastwardly approximately �llsdel 3000 i'ee•` to the '?roctor �s Creeks the s5me being a portion of the land mil. by T49—liieel.-Might and S4,ZI.G•aza,, to be rezoned frost ,icult-are to ladus'irial on as application of David Mo Lea ira�ufactu,rjng Qompanyo ,4V rPut/1 C7" wC ,All persons proposing or opposing the granting of these requests are invite4 to appear t the tineX-d c:.. . .4' P-i;- etat©3c He H.Burnett,Facec. Sealy - Board of Snp x"is ors o" A 8r.:c3 Gl Cou"tvy irao MiAute 9 Blajkki3Lsh;- aad CaryLeal, Chesterfield GolaxtY w Presemt for the Owner: w. 1,. S. 'BjajLXimshi- Partmer,, BLIa?xkixShiP & Caracal, Richmoad Otis"" go! am ift, is +rh"14 a plains f'or the propel s wages tkreatrrlemt fa , ilit,� B. to serve Willow Oak amd .Bliley Road areas is Chesterfield County. Th,.e letter stated that the Department come,, red the locat,®X a.ad the degree of treatment proposed to be satis-factory. Mr. Blawki-m-ship explainind that these facilift-e-s would serve note omly, his proposed sutbdiviaios, but others i* the area, He proposes to provide a. sewage collection system asd pri,mary treatment with chlorination at as estimated cost of. $193, 500. There then followed considerable dlscussilovi regarding ownership of the _proposed facilities and as to how the Board could be assured by the owiKtr, if he is -a. private individual or corporation, that he would. always be there to deal with, is case the fa.ciliti—es were snot properly maimataim^-daxd operated. The questiom of Mr. BlaNkeaslit ip formiag a public service cor- poration was raised, to which he replied that he did not think the Cou%ty of Chesterfield particularly liked, the °idea. Also discussed, but with no comclusioas being reached, was the idea of posting a cash bond. to be for- feited i.m case the owmer abal.d.oaed the farflli.taes. Mr. Blaakimship said he wanted to .form a company a.md operate the facili- ties himself for some 7 years, after which he was willixg to tur_a ;hem over to the county. He did mot wa.mt to be put is the position, at this time„ of spcmdiag a lot of money for sewage treatment facilities to serve his- -a,,- on property, and them turaiag them over to the couinty, which, could th"-", allow mei,ghboriag subdividers to tie on at his eac.pease, so to speak.e was of the opinion that the Board's dim view town wd private to owmership of sewage treatment plaints had put private enterprise at am unfa�r advantage is deal- img with political subdivisions amd had thereby just about forced private enterprise out of the sewerage business. Mr. Bla:mkimsh.ip said that he thought the tee, t,Lo-3r, of Cyie sterf.i el d Cot ,,;y under comsideratiom would eventually be served by sewerage facilities owaaed by the City of Richmomd. It was brought out during the subsequent discussion during executive ses- sion that several other owners were c omsideriag asking, or had already asked, the Board for rulings regarding discharges of sewage into the James River is this fame gemeral vicinity. The Board's staff mentioned that there was practically so flow im the James River below Bosher°s Dam, du.riag the summer drought of 1954, almost all of the water having beer diverted, for a time, through the canal which is fed by the dam. Is view of these facts, the: Board qucstioaed whether the degree of treat - meat proposed was sufficient to protect the, uses of the river and, riled 9iat it would defer actiom on the owner°s prelimixiary plans u.atil after a. publ c, hearing to be held duriag its Next meeting on March 30-31, 1955, to hear from potential water users is the dames River betweem Boshera s Dam aad tidiwater. . SUBJECT: Requisition No, DEAR SIRS: ;LINTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIC SHEET Retain in This Office You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered by 19 Via VENDORS —BIDS (D mW 0�~ M� W m C+ I-- M ; OH C. •o w m cn Ct. o va • N H . m aA o HITEMS o ro Fj w a H : N I W o a y W t s q t+• C c� o • W�i • N . W G� i • i• {w(� Q �] y�y • OW !-' H y to g ti it m .� ---�-9- 0O ^' • �- O VS' {D • • fir-=-•�-r • c�a Please give to the County of W • Chesterfield bids on furnishing #2 Ptiel Oil for the following • 3 .130 . / 2 + 3 L • /3 locations in the County: �- Ettrick Fire House 7 Matoaca Fire House Chester Pyre House ' Enon Fire House Agriculture Bldg* at the Courthouse Deliveries to be made as often as necessary' for a pe rt od from May l: 1955 to April 300 1956* I will sell #2 Fuel 0 1 to the County o Chester field as er the above specifications or the d livered rice of er • gallon. (Si ed) i The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than10s� @'Atk April 1 19 55 State terms SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED Signature ')UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIN" 1 *A✓ SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered ITEMS Please give to the County of Chesterfield bids on furnishing #2 .fuel Oil for the F+o]aawing locations in the county: Ittriek Fire Hots e Yateac a Fire House Chester Pyre House thou Fire House Agriculture Bldg aat the Courthouse Deliveries to be made as often as necessary, for a period fro& May 1955 to April 30# 195 6. 19 Via REMARKS AND We quote you price as follows on the Chester Fire House ) Tank wagon pries:-: at Sion Fire House ) time of delivery, less Agriculture Bldg ) 1.j¢ per gallon. On the present market price at above ,. pcations, th31ould be 12.4¢.per gal. Ettric ire o se) Tank Wagon price at time Matoac se of delivery, less 1.5¢ On the pr narket price at above locations, t Xould be 12.7¢ per gallon you for all your past business I will sell Fuel oil to of Chas rfield as per the ) above spe ci a ions t e delivered price of per ) See above bid gallon. John & Obm The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thalOtO© a.,. April 19 gs ocock State terms her SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO' TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. Vendor. %W!UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRGI' SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered by ITEMS wr` $IV* to r of 8� , z tkr: ftl3wr fly " to tea met ri l0 Ufte wit"es Ibm New* *get" 7** Nme )hot ;ter leas* wt2tueeW& et the co DOl T0044 , to be soft to of os �ls !'v a 1* 3M to AP -Al 300 11 4 (sun 19 Via REMARKS AND '*mar *V r d s '163? r� 3 or I The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 'Wt"o cl " 46 , 19 State terms here. / J4 A J= SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. � � A.LP pQd-ze, ce t ;,,.UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGI' SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered ITEMS Please give to the County of Chesterfield bide on furnishing #2 fuel oil for the following locations i&_the County:` f Ettri ck Fire House liatoaca Fire House Chester Fire House Idea Fire House Agricultwe Blg. at the Deliveries to be made as often as neeissary, for a period frQJ Ilq It 1955 to April 30,$ 1956, e 19 Via REMARKS AND Iwill s0 2 Fuel Oil, to tlhb-�ty of Cho terfield as per the above spec: i tione�cf r the delivered price of 102 leer gallon. oft at tii (Sign® d ) ALIFICATIONS The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than lA S 00 o�c�oc April X , 19 55 State terms her SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. v rrauur. ,%,)UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGI' ' SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered ITEMS }. 4 26640 Tom am* *~4 .� am Ig I It NaLi 9,0486 to U 49 JW% , Iai it 19 Via REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS is Mom► �' ���+R M► end 0�s at our prey cling tank wa delivery less four tenths of a c price at date of per_gallon. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than-k , 19 State terms here Net 30 days SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. The ColonH�J ni 1 �+a. '�� Vendor. ')UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP—k ,%W SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. To be Delivered ITEMS 19 Via AND ftu man is wpm ewe* astls"Aft as #AM*0"4 See Letter attached E� t d Oil Company - • T y wus ""Im4a 0/ 0'a The quotation must be submitted to this office not later tharil�b , 19— State terms here Net tenth Proximo SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. Vendor. ,, Esso BSSO STANDARD OIL COMPANY OIL ,HEATING DEPARTMENT VIRGINIA SALES DIVISION Petersburg, Virginia March 30, 1955 Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Sir ; In reply to your request foe a price on #2 Fue1-� 0i1 for the five given points in county for the period May lst.1955 to April 30th,1956. We are pleased to quote you on your regAirements for the period stated at two locations, namely Ettrick Fire house and Agriculture Bldg,At Courthouse. First; For #2 Fuel Oil deliveries to Ettrick Fire House, we quote our posted tank wagon price in effect on date of delivery at Petersburg,Vir*inia, for tank wagon deliveries in minimum quantities of 100 gal. or more. Today's posting is 14.20� per gallon, exclusive of any tax. Second;For #2 Fuel Oil deliveries to Agriculttitre Bldg. at Courthouse, we quote our posted tank wagon price in effect on date of delivery at Richmond, Virginia,for tank wagon deliveries in minimum quantities of 100 gal. or more. Today's posting is 13.80g per gallon,exclusive of any tax. Our tb4ms are net tenth proximo. Thank you for the opportunity to make this quotation and we hope to have the pleasure of serving you. Yours very truly JHS/s Werman For; sso Standard Oil Company Eo (E� OIL BURNER HEATING OIL 005 CM CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U. S. ARMY OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ENGINEER WASHINGTON DISTRICT ADDRESS REPLY TOE FIRST AND DOUGLAS STREETS. N. W. DISTRICT ENGINEER WASHINGTON 28, D. C. WASHINGTON DISTRICT CORPS OF ENGINEERS, U. S. ARMY FIRST AND DOUGLAS STS., N. W. WASHINGTON 25, D. C. MAR /L71.1K, A 19ss REFER TO FILE ND, 601.1 Richmond QM Depot, Va (NAii+�t0) �n Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: The United States is acquiring property between the Seaboard Air Line Railroad and the James River, in Chesterfield County, for a Sewage Treatment plant for the Richmond Quartermaster Depot. In this connection, the Govern- ment desires to utilise Third Street between U. S. Route 1 and the Seaboard Air Line right of way as an access road to the Sewage Treatment Plant. It is the understanding of this office that Third Streets is a dedicated street but has not been accepted by the Virginia Department of Highways as a State road, and that Chesterfield County only can grant the necessary right in Third Street authorizing the Goverment to improve the same. The Gover- ment proposes to grade and surface the entire length of Third Street between U. S. Route 1 and the Seaboard Air Line right of way, in accordance with the details of inclosed Sheets 1 and 2 of Drawing No. 11-0430. This will include the construction of two culverts at Points 1 and 2 which are indicated in red on Sheet 2 of said drawing. To justify the accomplishment of the above work at Government expense, it is necessary that the Government be granted an appropriate interest in Third Street. To that end, there is inclosed a permanent license, in quad- ruplicates by which Chesterfield County grants the Government the right to improve said. road and the permanent use thereof. r If the license jA,'.tound satisfactory, it is requested that the matter be presented to the meeting',0f the County Board of Supervisors of its next meet- ing, which it is undo food will be held on 12 April 1955• It is probable that a representative'6f tgLofoffice will be present at themeeting to answer any questions in relation ther46,, You will also be contacted by telephone prior to the meeting relative to any suggestions you may have in regard to the matter. Additional cbpr3.0f,of the license and exhibits will be furnished if desired. 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Moat '"'Tap Inread"" rrw�� EM en n or T126=1A city Ot Wwhamd, °t t M MOMS 0., so" and xarjort* P. �� h� �#f♦� Mrha ► to. '#w yON00410 Mites uwtu date m Ow t " COY *to**""* XY 00mat"144 awtr 40 00 day Ot..,�..........* I ISSS MUM fINVfA city of "thmad,l ff J d. 1�' 1 t ter . Sri i the fors"las writumh difd @a 00 dot doy of 0 0 Is", has "kmw. hi 06wassi saviM on 00 day + , i+� ► GO" vadw *yhid tus day +" dowww" s ISIC STATS W nW; CIS . * NO"37 for at C. w :Ls SAS to sbo s wfto` O thU day s Theodore A. Keck, Jr. R.F.D. 2, Chester, Va. Education Born - April 22, 1904 in Richmond, Va. Married - Lillian Kelly Keck 12-31-32 One son - Theodore A. Keck III born 5-8-45 Stonewall Jackson Grammar School - Richmond - graduate 1916 Binford Junior High School - Richmond John Marshall High School - Richmond - graduate 1922 Virginia Polytechnic Institute (B.S.) - Blacksburg - graduate 1926 Virginia Polytechnic Institute (E.E.) - Blacksburg - 1929 w� i lent Virginia Polytechnic Institute 1926 - 1929 Instructor in Physics 9-1-26 - 6-15-29 The Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co. of Va. 6-24-29 - District Plant Manager - Lynchburg 5-1-41 - 6-1-42 District Plant Manager - Richmond 6-1-42 - 12-31-49 Construction Superintendent - Eastern Area 1-1-50 - 12-31-54 Staff Engineer - Toll 1-1-55 - Organizational Membership B.P.O.E. Lynchburg Lodge #321 - 1941 - T.P.A. Richmond - 1953 - A.F.A.M. Blacksburg - 1927 - 1950 Enon P.T.A. - 1951 - N tio�al. Aspociati�n of C�or lion Engineers - 1955 A�er een- ngus ssoc at°ion i S.c Ai c _.-. 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