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1955-07-13 PacketTho-prossat esdis 4144 the pr*P*3*d eado, Is full of holes ter gWaos of tvam trailersogam ws squatters shoks Nothing eUtOt hW*S* IS bMW44d " ctittOiSS Of AVY Uard,*ffic*r or "Pleyoo- oounty ,&* It in a sit4ation that has boom building up Over"06, 106"OOR4 ftw the many problems that the 4,0unty has to taft JA rimatsed that its offiews and **ploy*** do not have the s* out and look for trouble. F] defomo* to subfheer re ► roreats �fproposed U?w buildift H to There are eerex►al subdivisie�''# s the of e aa�r+rn 1p► that for tranklT devoloped fo cheap', h � sell: ng fret#4500 to#WWIW V&ieh are sold f a token do and to eo le who de t P P wish ks► tie the�tselvoa`tp to k: k - f eta at iebt sad use pal t#t ads uswMy net much . SO" the ° ,Them► bslld nisi s are aft the Warr ' ►d,and 40 to I'& , .far t that the loxes end of the n a t has bteaa a f pr the neighbeerh>leed w 13 24 he suitable for better o � ' . hrsees. is Undeniable that the t �► ` hoot** bo �r built darrel+oprrs arse far super 4W to the sha+tks this en h t a aeacta� Old trailers a ete that atod in this area be . dov lopeneat.7he fanoiw too, W rs mrcia� worst slum areas in pet '` the homes usually, dad this Boaxt *oartot to aaatk�e . 4 iaspeot of the ene0e,� question thrt3r �*e�+t ta► see if they are not batter situitsd then -thee A sub f3AO r Is undoubtly a bass roaturo in d house ♦ , � � is sertaWY not a essential being an i x as t largely int � with t• the past 25 years. is eertaftly not a feature is A"WIm 04960tial. to publie health Or ;safet r.hW l �r mmbery of this were boat and saistd so a use with a subflo6r7 The rneobers of this Board are eerdiall r meted to taapset iha►aeo hues with hardwood figs without a sabtl"r pride to tea awe eight sa . As to forthen thteaoina of %bomilding dada hs ae the requirements of petblie .health and safety► this r+apeetftall� ached toe sidor ba a drive . put eat to CIO M up the worst eaciatisg features is th�s spighborhoed,s► ,` of trrtng to raise the; standards of the" who- hate built Uri and IMPMVQ i & r�eighbo-rhood; There is al aeatiaatat3ned + death St and a it is Very Possibly that sMe af' this trash. is within the street right of war. (hero id a shaek stud ears Bt, an plot of landtare 30 by 90 ft,xithout sor mtter,,W iah land Mate doodod to the Present*War Boy 21+ 51APPM9104tily 1! the after prosaent build to" Vast 4nto off*446. This shack has been ereeted by present der smably aPprrlatiaatte ► l@ 0 wi, %h 2X4 rafters, and a surVoy �1 pessibl . be noees r� r y* +°�aac'y 1ri► det•ar,o# � tril:his the 2iatts of the e 5 i large faais ilr reaid•s in this sha,ek• on N� . . th+ a has boost A. garage built,, l without a peratit,to t o dttria mat of the l� On whitzh- the site and &Ise the, se o > flee build is uated P"Pe�" tT•Bpsm 4 otioa of the y y or 1 . le a Old basses pp street o broken down tratlers ,atsattt+Mr�rd : ` t�k out the a�eighborb�d, soot* aLandoned, seam used for `111TIM quarters. Co>rditeats, s+ah As thesm,.. arevai]� and hair* prrailat,,, will oentimao to pro"110 t� to phis Bed tease 1. # or W . "all waits" laws "br. �'�'r► iwtsre! t aster, VIRWNIA: At a regular 0 sting of the Board of gupsrvi sors of Chesterfield i;ciLity, hold at tha Courthouse on July 13, 1955, at 10:00 a.m. Present: Absent: Mr, Irvin G,Hornerq Chairman Mrs ToPeGun er Mr, H, T,GOyne Dr,lobt, 0, Gill We Stanley R,Hague, Tr, Mr. R.T,Britton This day the Rev, Howard C, Cobbs of the Chester Presbyterian Church came before the Board giving a short devotional and invocations This day a delegation appeared before the Board and presented a petition complaining about the water ditch located approximately 100 feet southwest and running parallel to Mills Road in Manchester District, Mr, C,F•$ellam, of the Highway/ Department presented in writing an estimate of $t460.00, for the installation of a stora sever for a distance of 500 feet, On motion of Mr,Brittong seconded by Mr,Goyne, it is resolved that action on this matter be deferred until the Board views the property, On motion of Mr, Haguep seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that phis Board of Supervisors approve the vacation of a 161 strip of road running through the property of Jones & Robins from Centralia Road to the east line of Gleaning Roads shown on a subdivision plat of Belle Park, and described in an agreement dated Tuly 79 1955, between L,C,Tonee and Sarah Prances Tones$ his wife, and Luther D, Robins and Tulia Robiae, his wife, a copy of which was presented to this Board on Tuly 139 1955, provided a 16 foot road lying to the east of Gleaning Road and running through Belle Park SlibdivZ} iioon to the property of 0, W.Abbott, be increased in width to 50 feet* at the subdivision of'Balle Park as shown on plat made by Ernest W,Brookso dated Tuly 29 1955, be approved by the City Planning Oommission• This day Mr. Landis came before the Board seeking the improvement of Spruce ;,venue in the subdivision of Poplar Billet Bermuda Districts which subdivision has been duly recorded but the streets of which have not'been approvod• Upon.•consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr,Hagues it is resolved that the Resident engineer of the Virginia Department of Highways and the County Road Engina er view the road and estimate the cost of improvement of said road from Rt, #10 to the site of a proposed bridge, This day the Executive Secretary read a list of roads which the Highvay Department has approved and taken into the SeoondarY SystOfa, (COPY into UU%te Book). -240 This day MraHague requested that the Executive Secretary have removed the telephone -poles cn the Morrisselite Road, leading westwardly from the Nnsh Road which poles are on the road right of weyo This day the Executive Secretary reported that the Regional Highway Committee had j,pproved the location of a rightof way: leading southeasterly from Rt:a60 and extending south of the jltlaatic Coast Line RR, Company's mainline to the Belmead Street in the City of Richmond, and had suggested that the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors request the State Highway Department to construct said road as soon as the toll road is complatedo Upon the examination of pl-Os it showed that said road would be a good circum road allowing traffic proceeding east- wardly along Rto 60 and Rt,360 access to the toll road without going through the City of Richtrondo Whereupon it was generally agreed that this matter be investigated by all members of the Board and action be deferred until the next meeting of this Board„ Write usual resolution. on Grove Street in Sunny Dell Acres, to have same taken into the Secondary System of Road* This day the Ml tcohll Road again came before the Board and it was reported that Mr. T*P,,Hudson would not sign an easement giving the County the right to have said Ifiteehll road improved* Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Brittonp seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that it is deemed necessary by this Board to acquire certain property in Manchester District for road purposes and that the Executive Secretary be authorized to pay the sum of $25900 to Mr•J*PuHudson for all of his rights, title and interest in a,pareel of land containing e43 of an a crel being a strip 40 fee'c in width, beginning at the Progidenee Road and running to the property of Mr. C*Zo Woodfins This day Mro Goyne again brought to Mro Kellam's attention the condition of Rt.738 and the drainage condition of property owned by Mrs Lauterbach at Chtmay Corner* This day Mr* C,.F.Kollam, repo tad that certain Secondary Federal Ad Hatching Funds would be available to tie County and cork should be programmed for the next few years inso far as Possible, and the Board agreed to study the problem further. This day Mr. C,FnKollam reported that the d,melia County Board of Supervisors had passed a resolution requesting the improvement of Beville's Bridges which bridge is subject to inundation during flood periods, and the improvement of s.^id bridge would call for the coop ration betwoen the County of Chesterfield axed Acaelia Countyq It was generally agreed that would ascertain the cost of the bridge construction and report a. k so }his BOardo .43• This day Miss Lena ?larrick appeared before the Board saying that the old Camp Baker ;'auxiliary which had formerly been in charge, had met and appointed her as spokesman for the group and that their rn commendations were that the Camp would be operated in the future for under -privileged children, the Camp bearing the name of the W.W.Baker Camp, and that the Board give in writing to the Auxiliary the possible procedures for aid by the .uxiliaryc, On motion of Mr.Haguo, seconded by Mr.Goyne,r it is resolved that this Board allow Mr. Heintzman to reclaim any wiring at Camp Baker now not in use and donated to the Camp by Mr. Heintzman. This day the Executive Secretary reported that Mrs. L.B.Stubbs had withdrawn her application for a Use Permit for a Pony Ronch in Bensley Village areal This day Mr.E.B.Call came before the Board requesting the rezoning from A,..gricult ure to General Business on the following described parcel of land: In Dale Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet on the east side of Rt. 10 and extending 330 feet along the north side of Rt.64le There appeared no opposition to said request and on motion of Mr.Hagues seconded by Mr.Goynef it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the County Road Engineer ascertain the location of the now routing of Rt. 10 at this locationo This day Mr, W, S.Carnes came before the Board seeking the rezoning from !�Vriculture to General Business of the following described parcel of land: In Mancheetef Magisterial Districts a parcel of land fronting 410 feet on the south Side of Rt*638: and extending southwardly approximately 500 feets said parcel beg6ining 500 feet west of Rt.#1f There appeared no opposition to this request, upon -consideration whereof and on motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rbzoned from agriculture to General Business. This day Mr*&P.Rankin, represented by Mr.David Meade Whites come before the Board seeking a Use Permit on the following described parcel of land, on v-1-ich to operate a riding school: In Munchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting on Riverside Drive approximately 340C feet and extending 850 feet northwardly to the J.-7mes River, said parcel being east of the intersection of Club Drive and Riverside Drive* Came also i?r ; 1D?-H. Tu:^be7lle, Tire Sanusl E. H,lyd"Ok, Ir.tpresontins -4- a petition signed by'some 19 property owners living adjacent to the subject property, saying that such a Use Permit would devalue the expensive homes in the neighborhood. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Board has inspected the property in quest ion. This day lar • A.W.Tooley came before the Board seeking the rezoning from Residential to General Business off the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 198 feet on Sneed Road and extending northeasterly 215 feet, said parcel being 100 feet west of the intersection of Rt.1649 and Rt. 1657, which is proposed to be rezoned from Residential to Local Business. There appe9red no one in opposition to this request, on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the eforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned for Local Business. This day Dr.Fred F. Everhart,,Jr•, and others came before fte Board seeking a Use Permit to operate a veterinary hospital on the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcoo Df land fronting 100 feet on the Old Weetham Road and extending southwardly 200 feet, said parcel being approxim tely 400 foot west of Rt • 679. Came also The Eddie Garrigan and Ir. Robt, J. Diiley presenting a petition signed by some 19 property owners in the area opposing the grantinf of this Use'Permit. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Board has visited the site to investigate the condition prevailing* .%rnd be it further resolved that this matter again be considered in July 26th at 8:00 p.m. On motion of Dr.Gi11, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the game claims as presented by Mr.J.R.Bollamy, be and the some are hereby ordered paid as presented. This day Mr. E.F. Tanner, represented by Mr. R.Pinkney Sowers, apponred before the Board seeking the'elarifieation of the issuance of a building permit on German School Road, and it was generally agreed that the Board would defer this matter until .august 9th, at which time additional information would be available. This day the Executive Secretary presented proposals from four companies bidding on the specifications and construction of a new fire truck for the Wagstaff Circle Piro Department. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Hague, it is resolved that this Board accept the bid from the Richmond Rubber and Tire Compmy in the amount of $BO14.19. This day the Executive Secretary presented bids for a ohasais for the Wagstaff Circle Fire Department truck, which bids are from both Chevrolet and Ford Motor Companies. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the low bid of 01967*06 be awarded to the Richmond Motor Company. This day the Executive Secretary presented bids for 1000 5/8" water meters for the County Water Department, and recommended that'the bid of the Badger Meter Company which bid is 022.78, less 2%9 be accepted. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Hague, seconded by ltr.Goyne, it is resolved that this bid be awarded to the Badger Meter 0De %his day the bids were submitted for 1000 3/4" corporation stops for the County Water Department. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Hgue,it is resolved that the lww bid of 01.76, less 2%, be awarded to the AoYoMeDonald Company, for these corporation stops. This day the Executive Secretary presented bids for the rehabilitation of the old oil truck at the Dale Volunteer Fire Department. Upon considoration whereof and on motion of Mr9H3-uo9 seconded by Mr.Goyno, it is resolved that all of those bids be rejected with the understanding that the specifications will be reviewed by the Supervisor of the District and now bids obtained. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mrs A.L. Porters President, Loague of Virginia Countiesp stressing the facet that the lodal government officials c6nference would be held this year in Charlottesville on l,ugust 29s 30 and 310 and requested that the Board again approve the Countyts part of'the expenses paid by the Compensation Board not to exceed a total of $40s00 per person, Upon'consideration whereof and on motion of Mr. Haguo, seconded by Mr.Brittong it is resolved that this County approve its share of the expenses of the officials of the County desiring to attend this Conference. This day a letter was presented from the State Corporation Commission, Department of Taxation, which showed that the land value dor public utilities in the County was reduced 090075*00 for the year 1956. This day Mr.J.T.Rose, County assessors presented a report in writing saying'that for the first two quarters of this calendar year about 04j,000:000& in assessments had been added to the assessments of the County. This day the Executive Secretary'presented a letter from M eH.B. Walker to the Compensation Board, which letter requested the increase of salaries for four (4) employees in the Commissioner of Revonuets office, 0120*00 each for the six months following July 19 1955• Whereupon Mr, Walker stated thht considerable complaint had been raised in his Department because of the apparent high'selaries paid by the School Board. ,,ftor considerable discussion, it was agreed that this matter be referred to a Special Committee to investigate this problems Whereupon, -the Chairman appointed Mr.Britton, Mr. Hague and 12 the Exocutivo Sectetery as this 06mmittoo, This day the matter of interpretation of the Building Cbdo came before the Board of Supervisors acting as the Building Committee. There appeared Mr. Harvey Zllon, Mr. Aobt. Schmitt, and Mrs Herbert Crowderi and others in support'of the practice of constructing homes with oak flooring on no sub -flooring• The Executive Secretary stated that In the Building Code of the surrounding areas,in F.S.A. and VA.'6#0odos, sub -flooring was required and it would seem that good building practices would demand somo sub -flooring. The County Building Inspector stated that in his opinion the lack of sub -flooring would not rn cossarily impair the safety of the house but would certainly detract from the value and usability of the house, Upon consideration whereofg Par. Goyuo mado the following motion: That this Board grant the application for ten permits applied for by Mr..Ulen in the Searcy Subdivision, provided he follows the specifications of the Building Inspector, which motion died for the want of a second. Upon further consideration and on motion of Mr.Goyno, seconded by Mr,Hague, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Building Committee can view the construction of the area and inspect the construction underway and report back to this Boards On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr -Britton, it is resolved that this Board grant to Ur.H.D,Pennington, a building variance to extend hid present dwelling 12 foot toward Oakdale .:venue in Bermuda District,, which Extension would be not less than IS feet from the right of way lines, On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by **Hague, it is resolved thot this Board grant Mr. Geo. P.Gessman a variance from the building restrictions to allow the construction of a garage 5 feet from the western boundary of his lot facing Jahnke-Road, It is here noted that the adjoining property owners both give their consent in writing* This day the Matter of the approval of a contract with the *atlantic Coast Lino RR. Company for the installation of a water line under the 13lantic Coast Line tracks at Rt. #l, camo before the Board, and the matter was referred to the Commonwesithts :attorney for investigation and the possible deletion of certain restrictive clauses. On motion of Mr.Hague, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved thAt this Board authorize Mr. Richard Smos, laviyor, from Colonial Heights* to collect by court action, if necessary, the dolinquent personal property taxes through the year 1950, and the compensation for this work be the same as paid previously* Mr. Hague brought to the attention of the Board that certain electrical work at the Courthouse needed attention and the PitecutiveScoretary was requested to investigate the matter Pad woport at a lat&r date* on motion of Mr,Hague, seconded by Mr.Goymo, bt is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to have an electrician view the wiring in the 'Cricultural Building on the Fair Grounds and to consult with Mr.VT.H.Heintzman of Chester about said wiring, and get prices on the replacement of same if it is found ra cessarye -?- On motion of Mr.Goynof seconded by Dr. Gills it is resolved that the Buildings and Grounds Committee study the possibility removing a portion of the .gricul�ural Building at the southcrn end to reduce the fire hazard and to increase the roadway. It is specifically requested that the Chairman of this Committee 0e11 a mooting in the near future. On motion of DreCille seconded by Mr.Goynes it is resolved that the CountyEaginoer be authorized to install a 2" line from the water main on Chesterfield ,,venue in Ettriek to the fire house across the street provided this moots with the approval of the Ettrick Sanitary District Commit too* On motion of Mr.Goyne# seconded by Mr.Brittons it is resolved that the matter of'the water system in Grove place Subdivision owned by Mr. $.L•Mummag be referred to the Consulting Enginocring firm of Causey and Weeks for thei r study• 0n motion of **Britton, sccondod by Xr. Goyno* it is resolved that the the County Rigineer be requested to make a survey of conditions of the water supply system on Shirley Road and to investigate thet is possibility of temporary improvement and if said temporary � advisable and can be installed without excessive costs authorization is hereby granted for this expenditure. On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by 1v@Brittonr it is resolved that this Board be appointed as a Committee to go into Eueeutive session at this time. The Board roconveninge on motion of Dr.Gillg seconded by Mr.Fiagues it is resolved that the Buildings.and Grounds Commit toe be requested to visit the Commissioner of Re^enuefs Office and iavestigote the matter of the removal of old f of f i ce equipment • on motions the meeting is adjourned until 8:00 p.m* Tuly 269 1955• . r."+.&,- a b — /-- 3kcS — ze-I J% / 37 /q J..ar ,Gt��•... S- � � G h. � W d�'t✓ a c. l'C --..._ �Qd��., � a l� -4 ✓" "' 1 -- �Ioe 1 4 /440� 0 if it i t I� �� ....r let, o}e"> L:✓ ��''/ m p k v , '91A) 4C-14jfe— Arf, /IF h /f A-- _ L do oat POY7 41-e- -,4 a 't , zi m m M en WM. ELDRIDGE SPAIN R. PINKNEY BOWERS FRED A. CROWDER The Board of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Gent leme n ; SPAIN AND SOWERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW BANK OF COMMERCE & TRUSTS BLDG. 16TH AND HULL STREETS RICHMOND 24, VIRGINIA Supervisors., County Virginia July 6, 1955 Attention of M.W. Burnett, Exe cut ive Beefy On behalf of my client, James R. Sowers, I hereby petition the Board to grant a vatiance from the regulations of the Building Code of Chesterfield County as to Lot Block B _, Cranford Heights Addition. It will sentation of this July 13, 1955. RPS/r be appreciated if you will hear oral pro - petition at the next meeting of the Board Respectfully, i R. Pinkney S owe s, James R. Sowers Attorney for d w th 2 A"DAD s871'oo:x- 3.��.J2 2.0 _- � a y/GNKGgY E/I,,f EMENT �o/a � IW 1 i I D /xR sr 00 A 14 4 . f oy o'0 oso_3o .' V �y P.l.o4T Off' 09 AAi CAU OJ'' ZIAA,d S/i'dAr&JO ON 7NE � w i. dwA Jo / 1,&,*Ar oSM - IOLIA/Jtff AV, I r JIZ4- �ad (� — -4 M Richmond W . , July 1 1955 Mr. R. L. NTumma, Bldg. Inspector, Chesterfield C. H. Va. Dear Sirs Vie have been advised by Mr. & mrs Geo. P Gjssmann that they have applied for a permit to erect a cinderblack ;rage on their property t1hich adjoins ours on the North. The 7�rage will be forty-eight(48) feet from our property lire. T AS is a reea"Ile with us. Ve ny truly yours., 9 Richmond V'4.� July 11 1955 � il es ter ieldtJCourr, t Houae, Va. Dear J&. 1°Iumma 14rs. rTeo. P. r .sa Piave a'_7vi$e s mann d us that they have applied for a ps rmi t to erect a cinder -block garage on their property, "ijch adjoins ours on the 1,aat. This ga rage t o be Feet from our property line This is agreeable with use Very truly yours, J COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD EQUIPMENT TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO FIRE FIGHTING UNIT FROSTY'S CORNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. June 13, 1955 PRICE AMOK 1 Hale HBB - 200 Gallon per minute Booster Pump - Driven from power take -off from truck transmission - mounted across frame with 1-22" suction intake and 1-22" discharge valve (Discharge reduced to ill,)on each side. $848.00 $848.00 (This price does NOT include Universal Joints and Short Drive Shaft or any piping and valves) (Manifold includes connection for 2" line from tank and 12" line to booster reel) 1 Hale FZZ Portable Pump complete with Briggs and Stratton 8.25 H. P. 4 cycle gasoline engine, mounted in frame with carrying handles. 391.00 391.00 4 10' sections 22" Hard Suction Hose coupled with male and female expension ring pin hug couplings - National Standard Thread. 63.00 252.00 (These Suctions will fit both pumps) 1 22" Cadmium Plated Strainer - National Standard Thread 13.50 13.50 1 1Z" x 12" x ill'Siamese with Shut-off Valves on each outlet. 50.70 50.70 (To provide 2 lines from portable pump) 1 1" Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzle - (For Booster Line). National Standard Chemical Thread. 65.50 65.50 2 11" Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzles (For 1z" Lines) - National Standard Thread. 69.50 139.00 200 ft. 1" - 3 Braid Booster Hose coupled in 50 ft. lengths with Brass Chrome Plated Bar -Way Couplings - National Standard Chemical Thread. With Adapter to connect hose to booster reel. 1.00 ft. 200.00 200 ft. 12" Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lines Treated Fire Hose coupled in 50 ft. lengths with brass expansion ring. Rocker hug couplings. National Standard Thread. 1.15 ft. 230.00 2 10# Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers complete with truck brackets, charged ready for use. 62.50 125.00 1 12 Qt. Vaporizing Liquid Fire Extinguisher complete with truck bracket. Charged ready for use. 18.00 18.00 n E5 COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD EQUIPMENT TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO FIRE FIGHTING UNIT FROSTY'S CCENER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 1 Type 66-L Federal Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome plated - 6 volt for cab roof mounting 1 Sealed Beam, Large Chrome Plated Type, Cab Operated Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab. 2 Carpenter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns with brackets for mounting on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries 1 22" Double Female Adapter - National Standard Thread (To connect suction hose to fire hydrant) 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights with swivel base mounting - Brass Chrome Plated - 6 volt. 1 Fire Axe with mounting brackets 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches 2 12" - 22" Tjose Spanner Wrenches 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets Page 2 June 13, 1955 PRICE AMOUNT $ 90.00 $ 90.00 20.00 20.00 17.50 ea. 35.00 12.50 ea. 12.50 12.00 ea. 24.00 14.00 ea. 14.00 1.65 ea. 3.30 1.65 ea. 3.30 6.05 ea. 6.05 13.00 13.00 21.00 21.00 QUOTATION FROM COMPANY,RICHMO�11) RUBBER ESTABLISHED 1922 DIAL 2-8326 SEVENTH AND LEIGH STREETS Richmond 3, Virginia June 13 1955 Attention Your Inquiry To_ County of Chesterfield Your Reference Chesterfield C. H. Va. Gentlemen: We are pleased to quote as follows: QUANTITY 8 8 2 2 Shipping F. 0. B.- DESCRIPTION TIRES AND TUBES FOR FIRE FIGHTING UNIT AT FROSTYIS CORNER. 7.50 - 20 - 10 Ply "RICHMOND" TIRES(REAR) $48.61 7.50 - 20 "RICHMOND" TUBES 3.58 7.00 20 IIRICHMOND" TIRES (FRONT) 8 PLY 34.10 7.00 - 20 "KRICHMOND" TUBES 3.08 The above prices are "NET STATE" requiring a Tax Exemption Certificate. quotations subject to immediate acceptance. Prices subject to change without notice.) Frt. Allowance Delivery As required Remarks: PRICE $388.88 28.64 68.20 6.16 '491.88 RICHMOND RUBBER COMPANY, Inc., By COUNTY OF CHESTERVIEJ.D Z(XIFN;-,'XT TO ( ' 'V ONERT TAN,, �O 1ilRE PIciliTiNG UNIT PROSTyls CORNER V01,UNTEER FIRE DEPT. 1 Hale MIB - 200 Galion por minute rooster puly:_ Dl'ivOrl front poisor take -off from truck tran��,nt�s-fjon - mounted across frame with 1-2-111 stictior. intake and diJcharga valve (Discharge reduced to Ilia) 0 ,y n each side. (This pri,o does NOT include Universal, Joints and Short Drive 51-ta-ft or any piping and valves) (Manifoid inciudel ortnlectior% for 20 line from tank and 1-�" line to boostor reel) 2 Pcrta!316 PIMP QomPleta ttlth Briggs and Stratton 8,,2,5 if. P. 4 cycle gasoline engine, mounted. in fl-ame with -narryina handles. 4 100 sections 2-VI" Har,,i suoticu uasa coupled with walo and female expatis.jol) 1-ir%g pin I-AUC 00UPlingS - National Stiyidard 1%r<,iadLl (11.10se Suctions will fit both pumpzf) I 2!F'" Cadmium Tliated Strainer - Natlional Standard 'Mread 2" Siaq4clse with Shut-off Valves on each o u t. I'a t " (To rtroyido 2 linos fropt portal -;le pumj,)) I" Brass Chrome Plated Select-0-stream mystery Wozi,le- (For Booster Line)� Nati,_,onal Standard Chemical Aliroad . 1 2 I'V Brass Chrome 'Plated Seleut-O-Sb.ream Mystery Nozxles (For 11-1" Lines - National Standard Thread. 200 fto 15 - 3 iit wici Doo-ster Voso coupled in t;O Ft, lengths with lirf4sv Chrome Plated Bar -Way Couplings - N4tional Standard Chemical Thread. With Adapt'er to connect hose to booster reel. 200 ft. 1jw Doublo .3acket CGtton Rubber Lines Treated Fire Hose coupled in 50 ft, lengths with brass expansion ring. Rooker hug Couplings. National Standard Thread. n M EQVIPINIENT TO 7"ANK TRUCK TO FIRE FJ(,r11T- FRO STY'S CORYT,.1z VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. ING UNIT 2 10# DrY ChOmical Fire Extinguishers complete with truck brae%rots, charged ready for use, 3 1 qt. Vaporizing Liquid Dire extinguisher. complete with truck bracket, Charged for use, 1 Type 66-YL Federal! Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome Plated - 6 volt for scab roof mounting 1 Soaled Beam, Large Chrome Plated Type, Cab Operated - Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab, 2 Carpenter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns with brackets for mounting on side of bony, complete with dry cell batteries 1 2 n Double Female Adapter .- rational Standard Thread (To connect suction hose to fire hydrant) 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights with Swivel base mounting - Brass Chrome Plated - 6 volt, 1 Fire Axe with mounting brackets 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches 2 li" - 2JO Hose Spanner Wrenches 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket 1 10 ft, Pike Pole with mounting brackets A. L. PORTER PRESIDENT STANLEY R. HAGUE, JR. 1ST VICE PRESIDENT C. H. ZEHMER 2ND VICE PRESIDENT H. L. BRANKLEY PAST PRESIDENT C. H. MOON SECRETARY C. A. UTZ TREASURER W. B. SPECK FIELD SECRETARY S. PAGE HIGGINBOTHAM ATTORNEY Dear Fellow Supervisor. Organized in 1935 To Preserve and Improve Local Government TELEPHONE 3-3146 DISTRICT MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE BOARD 1ST DIST. M. T. GRUBB 2ND DIST. G. W. MILLER 3RE DIST. IRVIN G. HORNER 4TH DIST. W. H. STORY 5TH DIST. B. M. BECKHAM 8TH DIST. DR. W. O. TUNE 7TH DIST. J. M. MCLAUGHLIN 8TH DIST. W. W. WOOD 9TH DIST. T. E. TABOR 1 OTH DIST. M. W. FOX July 8, 1955 The fourth annual Local Government Officials' Conference will be held at the University of Virginia on AU:,Ust 29, 30, and 31. F.;r. VLJilliam Speck, our field secretary, has been workin, closely with representatives of the 3ureau of Public Administration, University of V4r inia to assure that this year's program will be both interesting and informative. The State Compensation Board has again authorized that expense incurred in attending the forthcoming Local Government Officials' Conference should be consider- ed as a proper expense of office. The State Compensation Board will allow actual necessary expenses not to exceed $40.00 per person. It is, of course, understood that these expenses will be oorne by the State and the locality in the same propor- tion that the regular type of office expenses are shared. Clerks of Courts, with fr exceptions, are fee officers; and allowances made by the State Compensation Board to Clerks of courts for attending the Conference will take the same status as other allowances made by the Board to Clerks for ordinary expenses of office. All allowances authorized ay the Compensation '3oard for this purpose will be subject to the concurrence of the local overning bo ies affected. Therefore, Please bri.n this matt=. to the attention of your boar at its next meetin(j. I recommend that you act favorab1`y in this matter and cone r�with the State Compensation 3oard in re- garding the expense of attending this Conference as a proper expense of office. The expenses of members of Boards of Supervisors attending the Conference are a proper charge against the general fund of your county. Before long you will receive from the University of Virginia a communication which will include a housing card, an attendance card, and a preliminary program. Please reply to this communication at your very earliest convenience. The Uni- versity needs this information so that it can complete the necessary local arrange- ments. To avoid delay in registering when you arrive at the Conference, please fill in the return post cards in detail and with care. I cannot urge you too strongly to attend this Conference. The success and value of this Conference are directly proportional to your enthusiastic support. Sincerely yours, A. L. Porter, President GOI ,,A nNWEALT H- H. LESTER HOOKER CHAIRMAN W. MARSHALL KING COMMISSIONER RALPH T. CATTERALL COMMISSIONER OF Ahn— N I�. STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION July Us 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnette, Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnette: N. W. ATKINSON CLERK OF THE COMMISSION BOX 1197 RICHMOND 9 We have completed our study and review of land owned by public utilities operating in Chesterfield County as requested and, enclosed you will find a summary showing the results of that study. We regret very much that the study results in a reduction in the value of the public utilities on land in Chesterfield County, however, we feel that normal additions during the year to other types of property will offset the reduction in land. The study made by this office, which has been discussed with Mr. Rose, your County Assessor, by members of our staff while work- ing from records of his office, was made through use of values placed by the County on similar and adjacent lands. Should there be any question regarding the values shown on the enclosed sheet, we have the details in our office and will be very glad to discuss them with you at your convenience. Thanking you for the assistance and cooperation rendered to the personnel of this office, I am Tours very truly, . C. MASTEN, Director blic Service Taxation Division LBVelh Encl: C C. 140-7-1.34-20M--(Thin) Volow COMMONWEALTH Ofr VIRGINIA STATE CORPORATION 'COMMISSION RICHMOND' Tdspbms III Tols~ Coo of Tao co"t Lim la1 (!bog wwm 4 CUD Rat% w C r 14 i s COO of Tao ltttlrsl Qas compw Ab UmMC dw4i n l C couvw vull " suotru sad P car 3" 1�S 40 40 ,. 05 "5 100 360 210 U*s" 33r 30#743 20#00 - 10•733 COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD BOARD OF REAL ESTATE ASSESSORS CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA J. T. ROSE, SR,. ASSESSOR July 6, 1955. Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary, Honorable Board of Supervisors, Chesterfield County, Virginia. Gentlemen: The total assessed value for all districts in the second quarter of this year, is $2,505,408.00. These figures are given by districts below. Districts Bermuda Dale Clover Hill Ettrick Sanitary Manchester Matoaca Midlothian Totals Current 315,356.00 157,820.00 5,480.00 213760.00 925:9 .00 164, 7 .00 672,960.00 §29505,408.00 Yearly Total 315,356.00 161$808.00 5,480.00 213,760.00 2.9427,30 .00 164,76 .o0 67?.666.00 $39966,142.00 Manchester District new sin le family dwellings this quarter, two hundred nineteen , f219); Midlothian District, one hundred ninety one (191); total for all districts, six hundred and four, (6041; total for this year all districts, completed since January 1, 1955, nine hundred twenty four, (94.) Total tax revenue value, this quarter, 655,118.97. Total for this year, $89,271.95. Yours very truly, % T. Rose, Sr. JTR:nl n n Commonwealth of Virginia, Compensation Board, RichmondyVirginia. Dear Sirss Chesterfield, Va. July 191955- I would appreciate an additional allowance for the following employee's to supplement their salary for the period beginning July 1 to Dec.31,1955- Florence Q.Johnson 120.00 Erlene C.Collie 120.00 Margaret X.Yartin 120.00 Betty Owea 120.00 Yours v ar t y, Commissioner of the Revenue. m I 848.00 391.00 25 2.00 1350 5 0.70 6550 139.00 200.00 230.00 12 5,00 18.00 -90,00 2 0.0 0 3 50o 1250 24.00 14.00 3.30 3.30 6.05 1 3.00 21.00 2574-851, �w 4 COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD XCXIPNLXT TO CONVERT TAN" TO FYRE FIGHTING UNIT FROSTY'S CORNER VOLMITEER PI -RE DEPT, 1 Hale HHB - 200 Crallon per minute Booster pump Driven from power take -off from truck transmissiat, - mounted across frame with 1-21" suction intake and 1-21" discharge valve a (Dj. scharge redtioad to on each sideo (This price doo3 NOT include Universal Joints and Short DrIve 5haft or any piping and valves) (Manifold includos connection for 2" line from tank and 1:,1:" 'LArle to boo5tor real) I Hale PZZ IOrtabl",- P!"UD with Briggs and Stratton 8,,2) it, 11, 4 cycle gasoline angina, mounted it-, fr,2mo with carrying handlos, 4 lot sections 21" -ho' Suation Hose coupled with male and fomala oxpansion rirg pin hur, oouplings National Sofa tdard 71hread. (1118se Suctions will fit both pumpe) 1 218 Cadmium Platvd Strainer - National Standard Thread 1 lip x I-P" witL -ilnut-off Valves on eatch (To provide 2 liner�s front portable purnp) Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery NOZZ19- (:'For, Lins), National Standard Chemical -Thread. 2 1j" Brass marome Pie-te(I Select-O-Stream Mystery NoErles (For, I. -tries - National Standard 'Thread . 200 ft. 10 - 3 f3rald Bootiter Hose coupled in fO Tt, lengths with fir#._%3 Chrome Plated Bar -Way Couplings - National Standard Chemical Thread. With Adapter to oonnact hose to booster reel, 200 ft, 1j" Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Lines Treated Fire Hose coupled in 50 ft. lengths with brass expansion ring. Rocker hug couplings. National Standard Thread. COUNTY OF C1TJ1`S 3:,R 1E'J..D ?age 2 EWIPMENT TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO FIRE FlC•FdTING UNIT FROSTY'S CORNER FJOLUNTE,,R, FIRS; DEPT. 2 10¢ Dry Chemical Five Extinguishers complete with truck brackets, charged ready for use. cat. Vaporizing Liquid Fire extinguisher complete with truck bracket. Charged for use. 1 Type 66-L Federal Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome plated - 6 volt for cab roof mounting /3 1 Sealed Bean*, Large Chrome Plated Type* Cab Operated - Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab. 2 Carpenter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns with bracket* for mounting on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries 1 2,91" Double Female Adapter -. National Standard Thread (To connedt suction hose to fire hydrant) 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights with Swivel base mounting - Brass Chrome Plated — 6 volt. 1 Fire Axe with mounting brackets 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches / 9 2 lift w 21n Bose Spanner. trenches 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench a/ 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets RICHMOND TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY, INC. July 6, 1955 County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Attention: Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Dear Mr. Burnett: INDUSTRIAL RU88ER PRODUCTS ' t FIRE EQUIPMENT AND SAFETY APPLIANCES � 7TH AND LEIGH STREETS RICHMOND 3, VIRGINIA PHONE • 2-8326 Answering your inquiry of June 22nd, we are pleased to submit our proposal on furnishing certain parts to con- vert a tank truck to a fire fighting unit for Frosty's Corner Volunteer Fire Department. This quotation shows some reduction from our original figures, which has been brought about by changes in a few of the smaller items and figuring a somewhat lighter grade of 22" suction hose, which we feel will be entirely satisfactory for the small pumps used on this converted unit. We had first figured standard fire truck suction hose for use with heavier pumps, which, of course, is more costly. We would like to have the pleasure of taking care of the parts to convert this truck since we have checked all the details and are thoroughly familiar with what is required. Yours very truly, I 7uto AND RUBBER CO., INC . anager Industrial Products Dept. GWS:nss erw 4 COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD X(X1PM,'ZT TO CONVERT TAxv." !-�-vr TO FIRE FIGHTING UNIT I FROSTY's CORNER VOLUNTEER rin DEFT. I Hale H1113 - 200 Gallon per minute M3oster Pump Drivon fron, power take -off fy-om truck tran:5rainsion - mounted across frame with 1-2j" suction intake and 1-2�v discharge valve (Discharge raduoed to I" !�") on each side (This price does NOT include Universal Joints and Short Drive Shaft or any piping and valves) $848.00 (MarlifOld 1001uds-S --onnoction for 211 line from tank and _112-" line to boostor reel) We will include Venier Throttle, Vacuum & Pressure Gauges I Hale FZZ Portable Puwr) coi!q)lote with Firiggs and Stratton 8,23 Nit 1-� 4 cycle ga3oline engine. mounted in frame with carrying band es. 391.00 10 soctions 2 Hard Suction Hose coupled with :scale and famale axpansion ring pin hug couplings National Standard 'Mroad. (11-lese Suctions will fit both pump,,,) *so.**** *00. 000000 .... *see ..... 156.60 21"4 Cadmj�jm dated c5tralner w Natit.-inal Standard 11tread 13.50 I You A !I,, siam-D.,14 with Shut-off Valves on each. outlstU ... see 090060 50.70 (To provide, ?. lines from portable pum1n) 1 10 Brass Chrome Plated Sol so tream Mystery Nozzle- (For Hoostar Line). National Standard Chemioal-Throad . ............... 65.50 2 11, Brass Chrome Plated Select-G-Stream My3tery Nozy.los (For, kines - National Standard Thread. $49.50 Ea. 139.00 200 ft. 10 - 3 Fi-,r;iid Boors: er Hose coupled in 50 Ft� lengths with Brgss Chrnme Plated Dar -Way Couplings - National Standard Chemical Thread, With Adapter to connect hose to booster eel "Ft 200.00 200 ft. lk Douiblo Jacket Cotton Rubber Lines Treated Fire Rose coupled In 50 ft. lengths with brass expansion ring. Rooker hug couplings. National Standard Thread,, .................. 1.031 Ft 207.00 n COUNIT or Page 2 EQUIPMENT TO (,/.?NVa17't`1:` TANK TRUCK TO FIRE F1041°i'ING UNIT FROSTY / S CORNER VOLUNTEER FIRR DEPT. 2 10# Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers complete with truck brackets.. charged ready for use. 862.50 $125.00 1 li Qt. Vaporizing Liquid Fire extinguisher complete with truck bracket. Charged for use. 12.00 1 Type 66-L Federal Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome plated - 6 volt for cab roof mounting •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••• 81.00 1 Sealed Beam, Large Chrome Plated Type, Cab Operated - Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab. 16.00 2 Carpenter J-24 )Electric Hand Lanterns with brackets for mounting on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries $17.50 35.00 1 2J9 DouUle Female Adapter - National Standard Thread (To connect suction hose to fire hydrant) 12.50 2 Sealed Bears dose or Forking Lights with swivel base mounting Brass Chrome Plated - 6 voltf12.00 24.00 1 Fire Axe with mounting brackets 10.00 2 Booster Hose Spanner trenches 1.65 3.30 2 1-in - 2JO hose Spanner Wrenches 00000000. 1.65 3.30 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench 6.05 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket •.••••••••....... 8.00 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets ..•..••.. 21.00 TOTAL $2427.85 NOTE:: If this entire order is awarded to us covering all of the items detailed in this proposal, at the prices specified, we will make a special allowance of 10,% or a reduction in the bid of ............................................. $242.79 2185.06— making a NET total of ....................... VW 1"0 AM...E-klGAN LA FW G 0 G PO TION ELMI RA, NEW YORK F I R E A P P A R A T U S F I R E F I G H T I N G E Q U I P M E N T County of Chesterfield 30 June 1955 Chesterfield, Virginia. Attention: M.W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Gentlemen: In reply to your letter of June 22nd we are pleased to offer the following quotation: 1 - Hale HHB - 200 Gallon per minute Booster Pump - Driven from power take -off from tuck transmission - mounted across frame with 1-22" suction intake and 1 - 2111 discharge valve (discharge reduced to 1211) on each side $450.00 ea 1 - Hale FZZ Portable Pump complete with Briggs and Stratton 8.25 h.p. 4 cycle gasoline engine, mounted in frame with carrying handles 391.00 ea 4 - 101 sections 2�11 hard suction hose coupled with male and female expansion ring pin lug couplings NST 55.00 ea 1 - 22t1 Cadmium Plated Strainer - NST 13.50 ea 1 - 1i x 1w,' Siamese with shut-off valves on each outlet 55.00 ea 1 - 1t1 Br ass c.p. Select-O-Stream Mystern Nozzle (for booster line) NST 65.50 ea 2 - 12 Brass c.p. Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzles (for 1211 lines) NST 69.50 ea 2001 - 1f1 - 3 braid booster hose coupled in 501 lengths with brass c.p. Barway couplings, Nat'l Std. Chemical Thread. with adapter to connect to hose reel 40,50/lgth 2001 - 1211 double jacket, cotton, rubber lined, treated fire hose coupled in 501 lengths with brass expansion ring. Rocker Lug couplings NST .90/ft 2 - 10## Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers w/truck brackets, charged 57.45 ea 1 - 1- qt. Vaporizing Liquid Fire Extinguisher w/truck bracket, charged 10.50 ea 1 - 66-L Federal Siren w/blending red light in head, brass, cp - 6Volt for cab roof mounting 80.00 ea 1 - Sealed Beam, large c.p. type, cab operated Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab 20.00 ea 2 - Carpenter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns w/brackets for mounting on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries 17.00 ea 1 - Double female Adapter - NST (to connect suction hose to fire hydrant) 13.50 ea 2 - Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights with swivel base mounting,brass c.p 6V 20.00 ea 1 - Fire Axe with mounting brackets 13.00 ea County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Attention: M.W. Burnett, Executive Secretary m 2 - Booster Hose Spanner 'Wrenches 2 - fill Hose Spanner Wrenches 1 - Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench 1 - Crowbar with Mounting Bracket 1 - 101 Pike Pole with mounting brackets Terms - 2%/10th prox/net 60 days on fire hose net 30 days on all other items Delivery - 30 - 45 days F.O.B. - destination -2- 30 dune 1955 $ .80 ea .80 ea 6.50 ea 8.50 ea 13.50 ea This opportunity to quote is sincerely appreciated and we will look forward to receipt of your order. Yours very truly, AMERICAN IAFRANCE CORPORATION Fire otec ' n Equipment Sales c R�E. Barden Manager - Fire Hose and Supplies REB/bca On cm COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD EQUIPMENT TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO FIRE FIGHTING UNIT FROSTY'S CORNER VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT 1 Oberdorfer - No. 26 Booster Pump - 150 G.P.M. - 1 Gorman -Rupp Dual Fire Fighter Pump or 1 McCulloch Model 7FP Pump 4 10' Sections 2h" Hard Suction [lose coupled with male and female expansion ring pin lug couplings - National Standard Thread. 1 23T Cadmium Plated Strainer - National Standard Thread - Chrome Plated 1 1V' x A" Siamese with Shut-off Valves on each outlet (To provide 2 lines from portable pump) 1 1" Brass Chrome plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzle - (For Booster Line). National Standard Chemical Thread. $ 220.00 $ 340.00 $ 375.00 157.90 24.00 50.00 65.50 2 1Y2" Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzles 139.00 (For 13T' Lines - National Standard Thread. 200 ft. 1" - 3 Braid Booster Hose coupled in 50 it. 180.00 lengths wit` Brass Chrome Plated Bar -Way Couplings - National Standard Chemical Thread, with adapter to connect hose to booster reel. 200 ft. 1!4," Double Jacket Cotton Rubber lines tkeated Fire 220.00 Hose coupled in 50 ft. lengths with brass expansion ring. Rocker lug couplings. National Standard Thread. 2 1W Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers complete with truck 90.00 brackets, charged ready for use. 1 1% Qt. Vaporizing liquid fire extinguisher complete with 12.00 truck bracket. Charged for use. 1 Type 66-L Federal Siren with blending red light in head - 70.00 brass chrome plated - 6 volt for cab roof mounting 1 Sealed Beam, Large Chrome Plated Type, Cab Operated- Search- 11.70 light for mounting on corner post of cab. 2 Carporter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns with brackets for mounting 32.00 on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries. 1 2J!" Double Female A dapter - National Standard Thread 12.00 (To connect suction hose to fire hydrant) -2- `AW 1W 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights wit', swivel base mounting- 22.00 Brass Chrome Plated - 6 volt. 1 Fire Axe with mounting Orackets 15.00 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches 4.50 2 V.4" - 2�,-�' Hose Spanner Wrenches 2.50 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench 5.00 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket 15.00 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets. 15.00 "F`RE EQUIPMENT FOR EVERY NEED" In 805 WEST WASHINGTON STREET G. RICHARDSON JOYNER, Jr. d tlan tic Supply Comm any P. O. BOX 231 SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: July 8, 1955 WILLIAM W. KITCHIN Thank you for the opportunity to submit our prices on the following equipment for Frostyls Corner Volunteer Fire Dept. One (1) Waterous HA-456 P.TO. Pump. 200 Gallon per minute Booster Pump Driven from power take -off from truck transmission - mounted by customer across frame with 1-211 Suction intake and 1-2111 discharge valves(One on either side.(Dischar e- reduced to ")(This price Does NOT include Universal joints short drive shaft or any piping and valves) (Manifold includes connection 'Lor 211 line from tank and 111 line to booster reel) This pum? has suction screen, relief valve and suction fittings also 2-2711 Discharge valves. ; �,.:,�z•�,�,% Price $978.00 FOB Frostyls Corner Vol. Fire Dept. Delivery 4 to 5 weeks. One (1) Hale FZZ Portable Pump complete with Briggs and Stratton 8.25 H.P. 4 cycle gasoline en7ine, mounted in frame with carrying handles. Price $350.00 Four (4) 101 Sections 2,i," Hard Suction Hose coupled with male and female expansion ring pin ]hug couplings National Standard Thread(lhese Suctions will fit both pumps) Price $90.00 for all four(4) One (1) 2," Chrome Plated Strainer -National Standard Thread Price $20.00 One (1) = 11" X 11" Siamese with Shut-off Valves on each outlet Price 146.00 Threads rational Standard Page 2, July 8, 1955 Mr. M,W. Burnett,Executive Secretary One (1) 1" Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzle (For Booster Line) National Standard Chemical Thread. Price $65.50 Two (2) Brass Chrome Plated 11" Select -O-Stream Mystery Nozzles (For 11�" Lines -National atandard Thread Price $69.50 each or $139.00 200 ft. 1" 3 Braid Booster Hose Coupled in 50 ft. lengths with brass chrome ]Ixix: plated Bar -Way couplings- National Standard Chemical Thread. With Adapter to connect hose to booster reel. Price $.66 per foot or $132.00 200 ft. 11" Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Line Treated mire Hose coupled in 50 ft. lengths with brass expansion ring. Rocker lug couplings. National Standard Thread. Hewitt Monarch Brand Price $1.00 per ft. or $200.00 2 10# Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher complete withtruck brackets. Charged ready for use. Price $39.75 each or $79.50 1 17 qt. Vaporizing Liquid Fire Extinguisher complete with truck bracket. Charged for use Price $12.50 1 Type 669L Federal Siren with blending red light in head- brass chrome plated-6 volts for cab roof mounting Price $81.00 1 Sealed Beam, Large Chrome Plated -type, Cab Operated XXXXt Searchlight for mounting on corner post of`cab. Price 14.50 2 Carpenter J-24 Electric Hand Lanterns with brackets for mounting on side of body, complete with dry cell batteries Price $15.00 each or $30.00 1 21" Louble Female Adapter -National Standard Thread('1'o connect suction hose to fire hydrant) Price $12.08 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Vorking Lights with swivel base mounting -Brass chrome Plated- 6 volts. Price $11.50 or $23.00 1 Fire axe with mounting brackets $14.50 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches $2.35 2 14" -2?" Hose Spanner Wrenches $2.75 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner 0�rench $5.50 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket $10.00 Page 3 July 8, 1955 Mr. M.W. Burnett, Executive aecrebary 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets $18.90 Delivery of this equipment can be made within 30 days after receipt of your order. All equipment is FOB Frosty's Corner Vol. Fire Dept. The total bid is $2,327.08. If the entire order is received deduct $100.00. Terms are 2%-10-Net 30. Thanks again. Sincerely yours, ATLANTIC SUPPLY COMPANY George.lojier,ir. rRJJR/ah QUOTATION FROM RICHMO#11) RUBBER COMPOANY, INC. ESTABLISHED 1922 DIAL 2-8326 SEVENTH AND LEIGH STREETS Richmond 3, Virginia �•: - .- s m Gentlemen: We are pleased to quote as follows: QUANTITY Shipping F. O. Frt. Allowance — DESCRIPTION June 13, 1955 Attention Your Inquiry. Your Reference Fire equipment as detailed for converting Tank Truck to Fire Fighting Unit .....0 quotations subject to immediate acceptance. Prices subject to change without Delivery As required Remarks: -- PRICE $2574.85. RICHMO UBB OMPANY, Inc., By ��?. rAwx f G �N �Gr1'io 1� Gd�is+o h G hoc<< db r,/' er� , .0 �• i-irk �c Go n ,fir®/ S� 1 C 3 y/. 1p 391.d� . ) /Sls •40 2;z0..2a �, / 3, So _�3• s-o 6,-0, sr�i a•i � G� , �0 G S`• �o _ 9, P?07a0 f,Po -oo o o /a- so v 0 _ eo -o o _ao -0o 7 3 •sa 0 rlq7f 1 00 3 7-f ,3.5"0 ,©o fo 90..n0 �"Dfoo ¢G,00 Gs so Css- 13�0� coo ©o, oa Ap O 12,00 Az, SIM /l • To l ¢-_moo � /S• o o _ _ / �• 4-0 7s So S, o o !o• aG oo /?, Fo _ lle5v loa A _o 34-f 4 0 11. 7_3s q-1.O__ a"�'2°27_ 08_ V Form No. 12•A ,!UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIN 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. Countyn Of Chesterfield. Utilities Department# ChesterfieldsVirginia To be Delivered by 19 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS Io000 3%4 Corporation Stops inlet A.W W,A Standard Ltd outlet Copper Pipe. Hays #5200 delivery to be made 100 per tenth beginning August I , 1953 $ 1.86 Ea. net THE THIS FIRM PRI , BUT APPLIES TO Deli`Vepromisj are given in good faith, but are subject, of co , to p i sale. Cash liscount tenth of the following month, or .forty five days from date of shipment. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later that3 p-Ho'clock July 8 193-3_ State terms here See above 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. Hays Manufacturing Company Carl E. Holland, Sales vendor. J it N 0 0 0 w Nil N O :J w CO C+ R O CD to P. a C+ 0 C+ m m a c c°- N rn m ►-+ N r c 0 10 r° P CD � N m LV n� Ea ,i �o CD 0 C+ p f"1 r° (D MwL: O N q C m C+ P S 0 0 O P. SU 6 C+ �U 0 O • n12 PROPOSAL Bids Mailed June 1,19 AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGI• SHEET Retain in This Office 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. County Of ChesterfieldoUtilities Department,Chesterfield.Virginia To be Delivered by 19 Via VENDORS —BIDS %.A x X N W :0 ITEMS tom F`' c` 'f m om t V et o F+ = o wwIV I-+ \o. n wNo e N r OD a Ic et C P m z 4 .v A a' m >y 17 aim 04 m o w ai p cr�►m So 1 m Cv"1 0. Q �9%4 1Cr(D 0) 1-4W xI a - p'm M Nom �''�~C : xemr Ct 8 - tt —m Wop —'w — �i� cn 0 � 4 A x cn ti Ia• wao r x : 0% '7'4D0 (D 10000 5/8 Inch Meters less a m m ho .� m �" • Gq �' H W `h A connections,Cubic foot Ct �* n • registers, `< m m C+ delivery to be made 100 pev* month first shipment August 1.1955• p� p 0 l The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than3 P •Mdclock July 8 , 1555 State terms here SHOWSUBJECT 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 A,7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRG4 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. County Of Chesterfield Utilities Department -Chesterfields To be Delivered ITEMS 19 Via TRUCK AMOUNT 1*000 3/8 Inch MetersgLess ConnectionsgOubic Foot registers for use in water works, $23.60 each delivery to be made 100 per month first shipment August 1,1953, REMARKS AND Meters uo ed upon are Hersey Disc Mete s Model HF; see Circular a t ched. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than P•H6'clock July 8 19-5-5— 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. HERSEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Mawam. `AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRGIF -N 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. County Of Che sterfield lUtilities Digartment-Ch.wstert}.l d, 11ral uia To be Delivered by 19 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT" I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS 1, 3/8 Inob Notelrs,Less Genneetions9ftbie loot registers for use in water wo tics. 23.20 set, delivery to be atade 100 per nenth first sbipwent August 10I955+ F.O.B. Cowlty of Enclosed is deackiWve li ,ties s Fero 416-2. r" 1 Water Note" Chesterfield, Virginia. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 3 p. 'clock Ju 2 y 8 , 19-- 5- State terms here Net 30 dogs 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. JV,1Vw4 WS C!=York 20., IT.,X. i No. 12-A ,,. _,,,RUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRG'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. O*MtY Of Cba sterPield, V*1J1A1o* rtN*Ub, test "la14 * Virginla To be Delivered by 19 Via TMCK ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS 1 v009 3t 8 Inah IletArs a Less $ 23 , 200.00 0"neotle"S CublLo pooh roxi.stsrs for us* in water werim. dslivery to be ss4e 140 per nenth tirst dLip mt AUXU*t 3.1953• 1000 5/8" Met Connections, Registers. Delivery as is Foot ARCTI METERS .00 1 ROCKWELL TYPE-12 WATER METERS The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thaa—&&'clock_ JU 17 e 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. 4A OFFICE MANAGER Vendor. Form No. 12-A ' - 7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRG' X r 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. County Of Chesterfield, Utilities DepartmentsGhesterfield. Virginia To be Delivered by 19 Via TRUCK ITEMS i AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS Is000 518 inch Meterssless ConneetioossQnb o toot registers for use in water works* delivery to be made 100 per nonth first shipment August IL 61955, 1000 5/8" me s, lass Connections, bic root Registers. Hal ivory as 023,200.00 The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 3 P.#Clock 4u3 Y '8 1955 , 19 State terms here N-9: 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. 0mcm xamm Vendor. x. BADGER METER MFG. COMPANY ..` ,S ''� ,R111 Y',9 "t 0a St -1 K. F_ E, 4 5, W 15 C_ -.: N 5 i ' July 1, 1955 County of Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: This letter is attached to and becomes a part of our bid for furnishing water meters to your County, bids to be received until 3:00 P. M. , July 8, 1955. Enclosed is bulletin No. 300, describing and illustrating the Badger Model A -SOT Bronze Water Meter. This is the same model as we have had the pleasure of furnishing you in the past. Shipment of the meters can be made in accordance with your requirements. The opportunity of placing this proposal before you is greatly appreciated and we sincerely trust it will prove attractive to you and merit the award. Respectfully submitted, gR R MFG. COMPANY JEJ LD Johnston, Vice -President Encl. cc Ferguson cc Floyd MAkN OFFi C.E __ MILW A"--3KEF:. 4N1 <:DN':'N . Pf._A N-I-S dN F,-c, AI`d!t M;,_4VAUKFF_ WISCONSIN: L' ANGELES. CALIFORNIA SkISSIOIAPIES: FALL, RIVER FOUNDRY CC? FALL RIVER AND Ati E[71 J 4=T AL7ECA S.A.. MEXICO CITY: D.F., MEXICO Form No. 12-A AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRG SUBJECT: Requisition No. 1%W DEAR SIRS: . You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for County Of Chesterfield • Utilities Department OU i icat To be Delivered by 19 Via"' .' ., .011- ITEMS I AmoUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS 1vO80 5/8 Inch Hetors#leis conn&otions,Cubto foot rogisters for use in water works* delivery to be made 100 per month first shipment August 1 f 1955 * $22.78 Each The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 3 p'oRclock July 8 f 1955 , 19 State terms here 2% 10 days SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED, ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. _ E ETER MFG. COMPANY Vice-Pres. vendor. Form 12 PROPOSAL Bids Mailed June1.1955 ;AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIrIWO SHEET Retain in This Office SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. U. B. County Of Chesterfield, Utilities Department$Chesterfield, Virginia _ To be Delivered by 19 Via V E NDORs-B IDS ITEMS 10000 3/4 Inch Corporation Stops inlet AeVoW,A. Standard thread outlet copper pipe. Delivery to be made 100 per month beginning August 19 1955 11 ps H A a o _�HaC __ I °` 2 p 'd • N (A® 8 ►b `4 sn � m n o co • et v oQ 61*� CI*N 1!" V Q O � The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 3 p•I'tlock July 8 , 1955 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 i ' ESTABLISHED I857 FACTORIES MUELLER CO. DECATUR,ILL. LOS ANGELES,CALIF. SARNIA,ONT. CHATTANOOGA,TENN. TRADE MARK MUELLER DECATUR, ILLINOIS June 15, 1955 County of Chesterfield Utilities Department Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: MANUFACTURERS OF WATER AND GAS DISTRIBUTION AND SERVICE PRODUCTS RE: BIDS - July 8, 1955 Thank you for the courtesies extended to us in your recent request for prices. We hope the enclosed information will be found satisfactory and we respectfully solicit your business. Delivery can be made from stock 100 per month beginning August 1, 1955, Yours very truly# MUELLER CO. f CHARLE S 0. BAFFO D /../;k4 0B/ jf #25 Form No. 12•A BOUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRG4WO�A SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. 0. B. Courn tyn of Cher torf ield & C't litios Tlopatr rout o Cho etortiold, Vt rgtnia To be Delivered 19 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS 1,"0 3/4 QosP&Mtlon Stop* inlot A.W.1i -A Standard "mod outlet Copper pip*. H-15000 - - - - delivery to bar« na" 100 PW nonth booafluw AU9U9t I * 1955 $1.85 not e The quotation must be submitted to this office not later tha P-Rd'clock July 13 , 19 5 State terms here 2% 15th FrO.x_ a 30 daYn not" 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 requires dated herein. CO., CHARLES 0. RJ#gE T ' 7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGII "N 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. Geuntyn of Chesterfield* Utilitiox Department, Cho sterfield9Virginia To be Delivered by 19 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT - REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS l,*" 3/4 Corporation Stop* :Lnl t AsWsW,A Stain ft d outlet Copper pip*, doltvary to has n"o 100 per tsrurrttt bogin Ing AUCU*t 1,1955 41.76 ea. net r::cDonald J-�701 as per attached < I cut. elivery irccordance with your uirements. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later that'@'clock July 8 19 State terms here 216 - 10th Prox net 45 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. HAYS MNUFACTURING VOOMPANY 12TH and LIBERTY STREETS, ERIE 6, PA., U. S. A. QUOTATION TO County of Chesterfield Utilities Department Closing Date Chesterfield, Virginia. 3 :00 P.M. Ju],y 8, 1 55G P_ NO778 QUOTED DATE June 28, 1955 ATTENTION: INQUIRY DATE WE ARE PLEASED TO QUOTE AS FOLLOWS FOR PROMPT ACCEPTANCE AND SUBJECT TO TERMS SHOWN ON REVERSE SIDE OF THIS SHEET. SAID TERMS TO BE CONSIDERED A PART OF THIS QUOTATION: QUANTITY I SIZE CAT. NO. DESCRIPTION PRICE 1,000 3/4" 5200 Corporation Stop Inlet A.W.W.A. Standard thread tlet Copper Pipe 1.86 ea.net HE FOREGOING REPRESENTS FIRM PRICING, BUT APPLIES TO THIS TRANSACTION ONLY. Delivery promises are given in good faith, but are subject, of course, to prior sale. e understand that deliveries are to be made at the rate of 100 per month starting August lst,1955 PLANT WILL BE SHUT DOWN FOR VACATION SCHEDULE i WEEKS OF AUGUST 8TH AND AUGUST 15TH. TERM5: 2%CASH DISCOUNT TENTH OF THE FOLLOWING MONTH, OR, NET FORTY-FIVE DAYS FROM DATE OF SHIPMENT. EXCEPTION TO TERMS: (A) CASH DISCOUNT AND TERMS OF PAYMENT ON COPPER TUBING WILL BE THAT CURRENTLY ISSUED BY COPPER TUBE MANUFACTURERS. (B) SPECIALS TOOLS, PATTERNS OR EQUIPMENT, NET THIRTY DAYS. )RDEVOEWF.O.B. Chesterfield, Va. DELIVERY: See above. bms Form 306 HAYS MANUFACTURING CO. PER Q_. Carl E. Holla�Sales,t. Form No. 12-A )1411WUNTY 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. #�str+�iR, is To be Delivered by 19 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS IIM ��s,ate ma save No" awtv id* low tt `kspot as x t OR * zInt awamtom, Team b""M %*4600 1" f%Nft Aft 103,14MMOug I= left is 1, Wes# t 11"y oft no& * M3 The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than -o'clock Aft _ State terms here 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. )LINTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIF 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 Delivere y— 10 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS am no am"" ' �41 soft aft&�:U". aft ftev, s I* tip an ftafte eu boo aft dawwo'ho oft ., I" The quotation must be submitted to this office not later tHn clock aw State terms here 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. "AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRGIP"1 SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: To be You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. Via ITEMS ""- I AMOUNT' I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS mediervabo dd OMWIU : X" 000 at *0 3W *003ft"11 ' am so %opeo at a n Won,, OU tMe ro #I Air mw 4taww# aOft no! go We have been advised that we should be able to make delivery within 15 to 20 days after receiving yotarlorder for this truck. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 8T tz 3A , 19 State terms here 30 days net SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITi'ED, 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. DUNNING= MOTOR qOMPANT, INC. Vendor. W. D. DUNNINGTON err 7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRG' 4 VO ■. SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. 0. B. To be ITEXS I 19a Via 3W*Or"2" &ftl mom illt time i tno • 1t bow%* ,. h Its► fto t2014. Excise tax not included in EXTION CERTIFICATE MUST WILL MAKE E ��EF`FOR�jTO DE ON OR BEFORE gust 1, 1955. REMARKS AND The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than #tom 1001kic a 3 , 19. State terms here net cash. 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. .L771 w, nroaa St., Richmond 20. Va. -Trees . I Form No. 12•A 'UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP - yk,, 1"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 Deli q• _ - .. -ik , Y p Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS on as E `"1Ab Trw*, aab a" ass# * Noda 4509 s- Ce Vila 191* Ibbo ba"'. 9'-4 sag as SMA 2"-kVN: W X 20 dM1 ii s �seaN�l[ 'lra�t#e� b�a�e: a�1 �'lte�ta Da* a oj*~t'haav dWW raftS gam tuiv exutd4 dial' #1.04rio duty f *ad Near a ddi fur f� EMRICK C71fls�- HEVROLET SALES CQRY. 1801 ' ChaInberlayne Ave. RICIBIOND 22, VA. The quotation m7!6 submitted to this office not later than9`138 "fock 1 , 19 State terms here �Z� 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 thENRI K0 aGHFiVOOLETrequirements stated herein. 1801 Chamberlayne Ave. RICHMOND 22, VA. V 1L PROPOSAL , UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIN SHEET Retain in This SUBJECT: Requisition No. Office DEAR SIRS: You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B. Chesterfield, Virginia To be Delivered# on or before Aug. 1 1955 Via V E NDORs—B IDS ITEMS - ~ CD F- U1 O 0 kS CD • F, 1 rn � CO F'• ,�J Fd • O •U m H H$ 0 M • �s C) O H ca CD cr CA CD y 3 p' d (D • c1- a 6 Fj Y. �i O 00 r 0 O O • One 1955 Chevrolet Truck, cab and chassis only, Model 6503, 0 2T• with 172" wheelbase, V-8 engine and 145 h•po, 825 : 20 i a dual tires on rear, 750 x 20 O c tires on front. Vacuum booster brakes, oil filter, oil bath air cleaner, heavy duty radiator heavy duty clutch, dual electric wipers, turn indicators, heavy duty front and rear springs. 9 (30 a.m. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than o'clock July 13 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 -)UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIN ' `4' +"0 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 1l, Aw bgftm Age. JL- 19 M Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS am us jot* 0 aid *woms 740o 14th 10 hop* 1"to ANN 31 1* be* AV 4aoW# The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thai as , 19 _ 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 We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. Vendor. AUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP ' r .yr 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 Chesterfield C.H. Virginia on or before Aug. 1 1955 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS One 1955 Ford, cab and chassis, F 600, with 140 h.p., 172" wh4i1ba e, 825 x 20 dual rear whee'3Q, 750 x 20 front wheels, vacuum boos ter brakes, oil filter, oil bath ai r cleaner, heavy duty radiator, heavy duty clutch, dual electric wipers, turn indicators. '4--- 7.06 1955 Model Only Pre Delivery Inspectionp delivery by July 15th. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 9:30 o"cock July 13 19 55 State terms here. NET - No DISCOUNT 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. ilil siS' •_ • • • —')UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP'-^k 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 Delivere(ilir= 4V M AM& i 19n Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS OOP im awat "b ad amsue a—Mo vdit 10 k*pe,l=* its s S M "I aar" ANku� b** " t 81"la17Itl, )a Wy dVft mat 14yawo tm u4matmse very $2135.00 upon the abili Shod ewe be 4n increase or d price—o-f—this un t we would have accordingly. of our factory to produce. re *11ase/iniReyfactory recommended change our figure to you The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than2ir t,. 'r!t 19IN10. State terms here 1VET 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. Form No. 12-A ')UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRGIF r►' `4" 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 0 OIL' b*t"* * 1* 19 50 Via ITEMS AMOUNT REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS 2502.19 1 - F600 Chas/Cab 1721- W. B. 47.07 140 H. P. Engine 128.43 (850x20 Duel Rear Wheels) (750x20 Front Wheels ) Oft no * "b and diass300 !' , Idth U0 lt.ps ]LUO = z d0 4RA "W lbs eu t M # to bus 1&srU, Tamm #silt str 61+esl wo :."w% aowy stews WIPM1, Less Fleet • M 12: 2716. 99 451.99 2265.00 Vacuu Bids er Diaphragm •4� Type 8-1 ' S d. 1 Filter 1 Bath Cleaner) std. keavy Duty Radiator) Std. Heavy Duty Clutch Duel Electric wipers Turn Indicators The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than—# —#W0'clock Mr State terms here 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. Net Delivery price to you Richmond Virginia 226 T e Drices are subject to change without notice by Ford Motor Company. COMMONWEALTH MOTORS, INC. Vendor. �'m No. 12-A r \ 1UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP 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. Chesterfield G.H. Virginia To be Deliveredt g on or before Aug. 1 1955 Via ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS One 1955 Ford, cab and chassis, F-600, with 140 h.p.,172" wheelbase 825 x 20•ddual rear wheels, 750 x 20 front wheels, vacuum booster brakes, oil filter, oil bath air cleaner, he avy duty raciator, heavy duty clutch, dual electtic wiperw, turn indicators., j99 C-` The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 9 Z 30 o'clock July 13 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 We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein. Vendor. All agreements are contingent uAon delays resulting from all causes beyond the control of American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation MOTOR FIRE APPARATUS r CASH CONTRACT (MUNICIPAL) THIS AGREEMENT, Made in duplicate by and between the American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation, party of the first 2 part, hereinafter called the Company, and ............................. .......... 3 by its authorized representatives, party of the second part, hereinafter called the Buyer. 4 WITNESSETH, That the Company agrees to sell, upon the conditions which are below written, the apparatus and appur- 5 tenances hereinbefore described, all of which are to be in accordance with the specifications and guarantees attached, and which 6 are made a part of this agreement and contract. 7 The said apparatus and appurtenances shall be delivered to a transportation company at Elmira, New York. 8 .............within about......... working days after the receipt and acceptance of this contract at the first party's office at 9 Elmira, New York, delays due to strikes, inability to obtain cars or materials, or other causes beyond its control not preventing, 10 and shall be delivered to said party of the second part at.............................................................. 11 A competent demonstrator shall, upon request, be furnished by first party for a reasonable period to demonstrate said ap- 12 paratus for party of second part, and to give its employees the necessary instructions in the operation and handling of said appa- 13 ratus. In case such demonstration is requested, then such demonstration shall be held to be made solely by and under authority 14 and direction of said party of the second part. 15 In case the second party desires to test the said apparatus before payment is made, such tests shall be made within ten (10) 16 days after arrival at destination, and a written report of such test forthwith delivered to the first party at its principal office at 17 Elmira, New York. If no such test be made, or if no such report be made by the second party within ten (10) days after arrival, 18 then said apparatus and appurtenances shall be considered fully complying with contract and specifications. 19 The buyer agrees to purchase and pay for the aforesaid property, delivered as aforesaid, the sum of .................. 20................................................................................................................ 21 .. ................................................... Dollars ($.............. ) 22 to be paid to the American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation, or its authorized agents, in the manner stated below. No payments 23 to be made to agents except on presentation in writing of an express power of attorney to accept payment. 24 Terms of payment to be ................................. 25.............................................................. 26................................................................................................................ 27.................................................................... Dollars ($.............. ) in cash, within thirty 28 (30) days from date of invoice. If payment is not made in cash within thirty (30) days from date of invoice, interest at the rate 29 of six percent (6%) per annum will be charged from said date. 30 If more than one piece of apparatus is covered by this contract and the pieces are shipped at different dates, the above 31 terms of payment shall apply to each piece or shipment and an invoice covering each piece or shipment shall be rendered in the 32 proper amount. 33 It is agreed that the apparatus and appurtenances covered by this contract shall remain the property of the first party until 34 the entire contract price has been paid, and any obligation or obligations, security or securities given thereunder are actually 35 paid, but if more than one piece of apparatus is covered by this contract, then each piece shall remain the property of the first 36 party until the above listed price for such piece has been paid in full, and in case of any default in payment the said first party 37 may take full possession of the apparatus and appurtenances, or of the piece or pieces upon which default has been made, and 38 any payments that have been made shall be applied as rent in full for the use of the apparatus and appurtenances up to date of 39 taking possession. ! 40 All contracts are taken subject to the written acceptance of an officer of the Company at Elmira, New York. 41 When requested by the Company the Buyer is to furnish to the Company a satisfactory opinion of the city or town attorney 42 as to the power of the municipality to make the contract. 43 No other representations or agreement, written or oral, expressed or implied, have been made by either party. "FIRE EQUIPMENT. FOR EVERY NEED" . 1 *40 805 WEST WASHINGTON STREET vittantic Supply Company G. RICHARDSON JOYNER, It. P. O. BOX 231 WILLIAM W. KITCHIN SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA July 8, 1955 Mr. M.W. Burnett, Executive Secretary County Of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: Thank you very much for your invitation to bid on your requirements for a new pumper for the Wagstaff Circle Volunteer Fire Department. Our bid on the same is submitted herewith. we would like to add at this time that not only do we offer a Five- year guarantee on all Howe Apparatus, but local service is offered from Suffolk, Virginia, with all parts that are most often needed carried here in stock. As reference on units of this type, we would offer Petersburg, Va., and Piney River, Va. Both trucks have been in service for a year or more, and are giving excellent service. These are both 3-stage pumpers. Other nearby trucks are at Brookneal, Va. and Courtland, Va.; however, these include 2-stage pumps. Thank you again for your courtesy, and we hope to have the pleasure of serving Chesterfield County in this instance. WWK:ah Sincerely yours, 7 William NV. Kitchin Form No.14-4/47 FIRE APPARATUS PROPOSAL 2M-11-54 HOWE FIRE APPARATUS CO. Manufacturers of Fire Apparatus since 1872 Anderson, Indiana To_Q9_ux1t.y_0f-Oheg-.er-tiaLd:_ _____ u _8----------- 19-55__ -Ches-tier-ti.sld_______________ _-Vir-1a1fL------------------- GENTLEMEN: We hereby propose to manufacture for and agree to furnish you, subject to your acceptance of this proposition and the proper signing and execution of the attached contract by the parties thereto, the APPARATUS and EQUIPMENT herein described and for the following prices: -- One -m9del--HRS.-&3- -TrlplA-.C- mbi 8,ti-0x1-5-QQ-HPML Eq2 PBleat.,--- less_ chassis-------------------------------------------------------- ($71700.00-----) ------__ _ _4 F ar__Wagataf f--ai=l.e-_Ynluntear _F3ra-Dagantmant)_ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ($--------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------ ($---------------) -------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- ($--------------- ) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ($--------------- ) All apparatus and equipment to be built in accordance with specifications attached hereto, same forming a part of the contract, and delivery made F. 0. B. _Cheaterisld,_ Yiini _ within-aQ--EO----- working days from our factory at Anderson, Ind., after receipt of your. (Delivery subject to conditions beyond our control.) chassis. TERMS OF PAYMENT: __�9t�_pgs upon_ d@,7..�Qryt_d_ acpeptance�---------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This proposal subject to withdrawal unless accepted within__3-Q------------- days from date thereof. THE HOWE FIRE APPARATUS COMPANY ByAt! antis -a1,7-CD- J2 butor kv GUARANTEE' ' am W Kit-e51n —' All truck chassis used by us guaranteed by respective manufact rers, all "Howe" equipment attached thereto, or any other apparatus manufactured by us, we guarantee for five years against defective material or workmanship to extent of replacement, except Hose, which manufacturers guar- antee for one year. Form No. 33—(6-49 & 6-51) Ssp E C I F I C A T I O N 1M-1-65—Dup. ,� Model HR Triple Combination 500 GM Equipment Underwriters Approved CHASSIS— Deliver-ad_hy _C.hes_t_r :Le7..d._C0-11atz_ to__Tioxe__F-i-re__ApPariLt_u,g._C.QNp eny_.._-_ And q on.,_ludlen&a------------------------ --------------------------------------------------- HOSE BODY— 12 gauge steel. Made of automobile steel with hard wood slatted remov- able floor. Base supporting hose body is steel welded channel construction. Capacity of body 1QOQ_f_t. _ 2 F�& 600 ft. l '� ho e.. _e_hparti � 1eose%atarn:lsemlni. RR STEP — To be 18 inches wide, strongly supported from hose body with steel channels. Top of running boards fabricated with special safety tread, absolutely non -slip. Fully enclosed to protect firemen from flying mud. 1 pair rear tinders to crowtip p 4 RAR FENDER EP�PLATES�inside switch. Each rear fender equipped with a corrugated polished aluminum step plate mounted on top of fender. RAILINGS- 1m chrome_�lated bras_s__ running full length of hose body, and curved to the contour of streamlining at rear of body to furnish hand grips for firemen riding on rear step. 1 cross rxip back of 1 CEIJ� OM ARTMENT r eaC CabydOOr. Large compartment for carrying helmets, coats and boots, built in between back of driver's seat and front of booster tank compartment. PUMP AND EQUIPMENT —Class A. 50Q_r1PM_lflta�erolAs__J3�CA-4. 3-stage_-- Cen i_dshA_P_ _mounted_ heavy d�ty__�u�lp,_ w�lectric_ rotary__pus2z- button_�primer,__&_ two _4"__suction--- intakes w%4"X2?" redu_cers & caps anchai ---si bartro------ qnt rive unit, Also_ quick opening z-- discharge valves, 1 pump primer indicator, 1 pressure gauge, 1 combination pressure and vacuum gauge, 2 caps for suction of pump, 2 caps for discharge of pump. All pump alemite lubrication fittings are mounted on a suit- able panel and installed in pump operator's instrument panel, thus assuring convenience in lubricating the pump bearings. One set pump control levers. Suction intakes and discharge openings collared with stainless steel plates so that the plates can be removed to gain easy TwosV'ttx ' in l scro Whucers & caps. PUMP' OPEWLTOR'S INSTRUMENT PANEL — Mounted at left side of truck with all gauges and pump controls grouped and properly labeled. Gauges mounted as assembly in separate removable ffl"WX& gauge panel. 1 Primp cooler valve to booster tank. PRESSURE RELIEF — A relief valve ojL7 %jW3tltr of ample size is furnished to protect the pump. CLOSED TYPE COOLING SYSTEM — Special cooling system for cooling motor while pump- ing, consisting of a heavy container. In the con- tainer is installed a set of coils in which cold water from the discharge chamber of the pump is in constant circulation during operation of the pump. The cooling liquid from the motor radiator enters the cooler at one end and circulates around these coils containing cold water from the pump, and is thereby cooled, flowing to it is cooled off. SUCTION HOSE— Z--- 10 ft. length of --A smooth bore hard auction hose coupled with expanson ring coupil and equipped with long handles on female swivels. _.2_ suction hose carrying troughs with quick opening eccentric type brightly polished clamps. LADDERS— Aluminum One__.11----- ft. roof ladder with folding hooks. One _24---- ft. extension ladder, equipped with rope hoist. Ladders mounted on strong steel brackets with quick relea no attle eccentric brightly polished clamps. (one0- 2-section extension, with EXTINGUIHhs— overhead rack & hood strewn 15#� - � __F r _F _tar__CLL2__&______- __lined into cabs F. D. type N=D Fire Extingush ted6W emical,gWpqkgnieCno y 4-lredasng. EQUIPMENT- 2 electric F. D. lanterns in holders. —Carpenter J-24. 1 _Fesleral�_DtLosiel_ 6FiL._Rerl_.FA�sher__ electric siren horn with bracket and switch. 1 transmission lever lock. 1 Tachometer to register speed of motor. 1 F. D. axe in spring type holders. F. D. crowbar in holders. ` running board flanges for carrying nozzles � —2" runninF board flanges for carrying suction fittings.— 2 • 4_h0_W_�Q0�5�--e`fit13S'�7.f3� _ S?_ S'�XCIe • 1�_Consills�.tszr__bal�e_o, -gauge. _nab,__�rQlu_xs�.n_�.�@R•- ]__polariz-.d._ha_tt_er-y _charging-rE.c-eptacle 3 _l_axge_sear__bQsiy__cnmpar_tl�enhs.�._�ith _,S2J t_.__f or pump 1 double female hydrant connection22"NST X 22"Rich. Q.-Q"_inaic.&_SLQntrolwivel electric searchlight, 2 electric swivel searchlights mounted on rear stand- ards of body. 1 21 candle power light with large stainless steel reflec- tor over gauges. 1 ten foot pike pole with holders. 1 large built-in tool box. 11' li d'u `ieat ieI iT oc r' cogip�rtment. BOOSTER T K AND EQUI MENT- 600-gallon_ caper_ alloy_ steels._ electric welded,_ rust_ w treated,__ell-baffled, with--valved-filler-connection-from pump, _ and_ water- level _gauge__on_ panel, booster water tank. 1 filler connection to enable tank to be filled by a hose line from hydrant. Tank attached to pump so contents can be pumped through booster hose. Tank mounted in hose body on welded steel channel base. One tank filler funnel to enable bucket brigades to refill tank. One strainer mounted in filler opening. 5QQ-f-t-._,3/4''_ 8QC)-!�--lbheavy duty booster hose. 2-lzexe.1aA__g!e&r__r_el1tind ---- booster hose reels. 2-Har-dy--FD-&-auns--- heavy brass booster nozzle. 3 �.&ta_nhrsuue_ bs�cts.tex_�.n&e_sszll.er�. 1 ac�us tube _hy_drenh_>ntr_ench•___------ 2 ------------------------- PAINTING AND LETTERING Painting to be done in first class manner with best grade lacquers. Lettering and decorations done in gold leaf with appropriate shading. Lettering to order. back into the motor circulating sys m as No water from the fire pump is allowed to enter the FINISH ON METAL WORK — engine cooling system, thereby allowing the anti -freeze All nozzles and similar polished solution in motor to be maintained at full strength. plated. One 22" Double Female Howe Fire Apparatus Co. Manufacturers of Fire Apparatus since 1872 Anderson, Indiana, U.S.A. metal parts chrome- & one 22" D. Male. Form No. 30-2-49 2M-11/54 rv*400 ACCEPTANCE Date 19 HOWE FIRE APPARATUS CO. Anderson, Indiana Gentlemen: Your proposition of July 8 1955 being satisfactory, is hereby accepted, and you are authorized to deliver One Model HRS-3 Triple Combination 500 GPM Fire E ui ment in accordance with price and terms quoted viz: V 7T 00 00'j FOR Chesterfield, Virginia Lettering: - Discharge Hose Thread is to be:- 2 1F tl & 1 �3Z' NS T . Terms: Net cash upon delivery and acceptance Remarks: Delivery by Howe Factory Engineer County Very truly yours, Of Chesterfield, By, M Virginia Form 12 �%WuNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIN SUBJECT: Requisition No. DEAR SIRS: PROPOSAL 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. Chesterfield C.H. Virginia _ To be Delivered" or before Aug. 1, 19 55 Via VENDORS —BIDS ITEMS O d n Y o' o O O ct O �-d o N D H CJ 0 Ct O ct O H O • 0 FA q (D f—i 0 O c"--, n CZ o O Ct o O (D c- Qq a O O fi 0 CD 0 c+ m o Fj is W i1 O y O One 1955 Ford, cob and chassis, F-6001 with 140 h.p•,17211 wheelba e, �4 0 825 x 20 dual rear wheels, o 01 a c a u 750 x 20 front wheels, vacuum booster brakes, oil filter, oil bath air cleaner, heavy duty radiator, heavy duty clutch, dual electric wipers, turn indicators. I I e.m. The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 9 :30 o'clock July 13 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 PWpadrd FOR FURNISHING WGAN-LAFI�ANCE FIRE APPARATUS BUILT BY AMEI�ICAN-LARANCE- COR10 ION FACTORY AND GENERAL OFFICES, ELMIRA, N. Y., U. S. A. ..........................................UI --n, 19- 55•.. To 9! Y _ ©t__ C2 esteeri'isld......................... Chesterfield Dear Sirs: Attention: Mr. M.W. Burnett, Executive Secretary We hereby propose to furnish to you, subject to the proper execution of the accompanying contract by you and an officer of this Company at Elmira, N. Y., the following Equipment: Mounted on ............................................ chassis to be furnished by __{+-Stunt-y---of—ChesurfielA.. th>w (1) t ............................. tr-Triple--Ccmbinati,41�1__fir-- i.pKimt..with.--SQt}--- G, P.M._ Csntraflow .Hixh...and Low .Pressnra. Pt ,,._bK.Ga]lon_ Water_Ta +•-•----- .......... BadYa.. ith__-regula�r._ar�d spec al iprant._$+ ._r►p4eifled..tlet Pith......... All of which are to be built in accordance with the specifications attached hereto, and which are made a part of this proposal and the accompanying contract, and to ship same in about .IA-15D days after execution of said contract by an officer of this Company at Elmira, N.Y., or receipt of the chassis at Elmira, N. Y., subject to all causes beyond our control, for the sum of ............................ Six_Thousand Nina Hundred Fifty and Ata,/100-----"------- """" Dollars, (8- x9 .9.44__-_--_) F.O.B. Elmira, N. Y. Freight allowed C?esterfield_CO1�f..Yjrg A.' - TITS: ---- i _+a;_Caah(?--lia�ra after-shipment-ot- cc pleted•,al?Parat�__o r. -------------------4�4i1er�..Rj 41 #caF..i ._de red• Prices quoted for acceptance within 15 days of this proposal date. It is understood that all prices stated in this proposal and in the accompanying con- tract will be increased by the amount of any governmental excise or sales tax affecting the same. GUARANTY: This equipment is guaranteed for a period of one year from date of delivery. Under this guaranty we agree to furnish you, without cost, except transportation, any parts to replace parts that have failed, providing that such parts are returned to our factory within thirty days after date of failure, transportation prepaid, and we find that failure was attributable to defective material or inferior workmanship. Guarantee on chassis is limited to the guaranty of the manufacturer thereof. Guarantee on rubber tires is limited to the guarantee of the manufacturer thereof and adjustments for same are to be made directly with the manufacturer. Storage batteries, electric lamps and other devices subject to deterioration are excluded from guarantee. The Company makes no guaranty of its apparatus except as stated herein. Respectfully submitted, QUA„ aj am 759-1 M-9-54 GAN-�A ANCE-FMMMP ,A ORMION By...4/n.. .... ......................... *,1" & t9IL-we- CKqa" M M 0 SPECIFICATIONS Ww'V&%0A lined lAe Cmf4�z" Are Built By Wcx-L�F�c� The American-LaFrance equipment described in this specification for mounting on specified chassis provides a complete apparatus with basic fire fighting tools. The completed apparatus combines efficiency with a pleasing appearance. American-LaFrance provides the same careful pre- cision and skilled workmanship as in other models of American-LaFrance fire apparatus that have gained such a widespread reputation for reliability and service. All of the units are engineered and produced with special consideration for proper performance and mounting on a chassis of your selection. This practice insures a completely co-ordinated fire fighting unit with every part selected to function in harmony with all others. There is no division of responsibility for service for every part of the fire fighting equipment. �AlFCO�� QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTIONALFCO 2V1M CC1 ern'° C SPECIFICATIONS Considerable thought has been given to the design of this equipment in order to provide the user with a piece of apparatus exactly suited to his needs as well as being capable of giving many years of trouble free service. The design is such that the body and equipment can be removed from the chassis as a unit, with a mini- mum of disassembly and installed on another chassis if the need for such a change becomes apparent. The American-LaFrance standard of quality and workmanship is maintained throughout in the construction and finish of the apparatus. The design provides for a maximum of accessibility to all operating parts and equipment. The center of gravity of the equipment has been lowered to a minimum with the result that the vehicle is not only much safer during road operation, but the driving ease is greatly increased due to proper load distribution. CHASSIS The equipment covered in this specification is designed for a chassis having a load length from the back of the cab to the center of the rear axle of 102 to 104 inches. BODY The entire body which has rounded front corners and presents a very pleasing appearance is built of heavy gauge cold rolled steel. Joints and stanchions are all electrically welded to produce a rigid, sturdy construction. All outside surfaces are ground and polished before painting. The hose compartment is floored with a removable, ventilated, wood slat type plat- form. The hose body has a capacity for MM.-----------12 ------------------ feet of 21/z inch and 400-_---- ----------------- ---- feet of 11/z inch double Jacket fire hose with a = ----- �------------- gallon water tank. Hose body to be divided_b twa parGjL4oru6_forming_ three------------------------ _comvu4ments for fire hose. --------------- a• ■'•D•. FIRE ■'• • a mnm� 3V3M CC2C M en M, SPECIFICATIONS In addition to the conpartasents ]listed below, there will be furnished amparteents on each side of the body in front of and to the rear of the rear wheels. Ali sed compartments, a total of ?, will be egaipped EQUIPMENT COMPAR ono S with autmatic electric lights. Four equipment compartments are provided for storing equipment with a maximum of accessibility. Three of these compartments are enclosed type. One enclosed compartment is located at the forward end of the body, on the left side, above the pump. This compartment is 151/z inches deep, 331/z inches long and 13 inches high, inside. The door opening is 221/z inches long and 11 inches high. Two large enclosed compartments are located at the rear of the body. These com- partments are of ample size for portable generator in one and portable pump in the other. The door opening size for each compartment is 221/4 inches wide and 241/z inches high. Each compartment is 23 inches deep. An open compartment 211/z inches wide, 241/z inches high and'23 inches deep is pro- vided at the rear, in the center between the two large enclosed compartments. This open compartment provides quick access to the equipment mounted and to the rear towing eye. HAND RAILS (Full length body hand rails will be ttanished) A chrome plated hand rail 1 % inches diameter, is provided at the rear of the body between the vertical stanchions. Two chrome plated hand rails with chrome plated bronze supports are provided at the rear of the body, one on each side. Grab rails over and behind tab doors will be furnished. AUXILIARY COOLING SYSTEM An auxiliary cooler is furnished for use as may be required during pumping. Cold water from the fire pump discharge is circulated through a heat exchanger unit which is inserted in the truck engine cooling system. The auxiliary cooling water is returned from the heat exchanger to the pump suction. Anti -freeze solutions may be used in the truck engine cooling system without loss. A conveniently located valve on the pump control panel provides the pump operator with complete control of the system. BATTERY CHARGING RECEPTACLE A battery charging receptacle is provided to permit convenient connection for sta- tion trickle charger use. The receptacle is located in the rear step to prevent damage to the charger if the apparatus is moved without first disconnecting the charger cable. QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION a r 3V3M MC SPECIFICATIONS WATER TANK ('Will be built in an "L" shape) AIM ___600------ .---------- Gallon Capacity water tank of cold drawn corrosion resisting steel electrically welded at the seams is provided. The tank interior is Zincolate treated for added protection. The tank is built with a sump at the forward end to permit pump- ing rated tank capacity. Two baffles are provided, one longitudinal baffle and one cross baffle. The water tank is built with a removable head and flanged front and rear to prevent water spill on hose or equipment. A large fill opening is provided for fast filling with buckets or hose. The filling cover is provided with quick acting lock clamps and gasket. A large suitable vent pipe for the tank is also provided. A non-skid safety tread plate walkway to be provided on the water tank head for access to the hose reel for rewind- ing hose. WATER PIPING All piping, connections, and control valves between the water tank and pump and booster hose reel are ample in size and given hydrostatic water test atwpounds pres- sure. All control valves are within easy reach of the pump operator. 00 Piping will be furnished from discharge side of pump through valve to tank to permit filling while drafting. Indian tank filler with valve will be furnished HOSE REEL at rear of tank. XM--- Twn---------------- hose reel, manual rewind type with a capacity for 250 feet of 3/4 inch high pressure hose or 200 feet of 1 inch high pressure hose is mounted in a strong supporting structure above the forward end of the hose body. Chrome plated hose guides are provided on each side of the body. QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION � i v � N3M CC4B �W 140 SPECIFICATIONS BOOSTER HOSE AND EQUIPMENT ZU ___�_______ feet of %-------- inch hose 3 braid, tested for 800 pounds working pressure is provided, coupled in sections. 2 J--High Pressure Fog Gun —Hardie 2 2Q—% inch hose spanner. PUMP The CENTRAFLOW pump is a parallel -series 2-stage type centrifugal pump. Sev- eral features important for dependable fire service are incorporated. The impellers are bronze, mounted on a stainless steel hollow shaft and the impeller assembly is sup- ported at each end by heavy duty ball bearings operating in an oil sealed housing. The impellers are in both static and dynamic balance, one of the exclusive features of the CENTRAFLOW pump. Dynamic balancing of the impellers assures a vibrationless performance, with long life for packings and bearings. The driving shaft is supported by heavy-duty bearings, independent of the impeller support ball bearings. There are no plain, oil -less or water lubricated bearings in the PUMP. Pump discharge capacity is obtained with two impellers discharging in parallel into a common outlet. High pressure is obtained with the two impellers discharging in series, the first impeller discharging into the inlet of the second impeller which then discharges the water into the pump outlet. Bronze sealing rings of the replaceable type are provided in the housing at the inlet of each impeller. The pump housing is fine grain semi -steel and the design is such that any replace- ment of packings or other parts is quickly done without removal of the pump from the chassis. Pump to have high pressure characteristics. CHANGE -OVER VALVE The change -over valve is manually operated to change the discharge from parallel (capacity) to series (pressure). Discharge pressures from 80 pounds to 175 pounds are obtained in the parallel (capacity) setting and pressures above 175 pounds are obtained with the series (pressure) setting. PACKINGS The pump packings are of the automatic adjustment type and do not require frequent attention or adjustment by the operator. DISCHARGE GATE VALVES There are two, 21/z inch, discharge gates and outlets located on the left side of the body. The controls for the discharge gates, bleeder valves, relief valve, primer, auxiliary cooler, water tank and booster hose, with all instruments, are located in one control panel. The discharge gates are bronze fitted, of the latest type, balanced and quick open- h, ing. Pressure lubrication fittings are provided to insure easy operation at all times. Egch discharge outlet is fitted with an airtight, chrome plated, blind cap. 24" x 14" reducers with blind caps will be furnished for each 24" outlet. QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION a 3v1M CC5H 0 SPECIFICATIONS RELIEF VALVE A relief valve is provided that operates smoothly without pulsation or undue pres- sure rise to control pump pressure when one or more lines may be shut off. Control is by hand wheel located conveniently for the pump operator. PRIMING SYSTEM (Push button priming system will be furnished optional) A simple and direct priming system of very high efficiency is provided. The priming of the pump is through the operation of an exhaust ejector type unit. All rotating or wearing parts are thus eliminated from the priming system. This priming system in combination with the all ball bearing pump permits the pump to be operating in a dry condition until primed and also permits re -priming with- out shutting down the pump, a very important feature in rural or suburban service where no hydrants are available. OPERATION All controls for the pump are located at a central panel convenient for the opera- tor. The hand throttle control is micrometer and quick acting type to provide exact control over pump pressure. All gauges are lighted for night operation. PUMP TRANSMISSION The pump transmission is an integral unit with the pump. The pump is driven through a single set of silent operating gears connecting to the drive from the engine. The pump operates only when the drive to the rear axle is disconnected by a sliding clutch ring in the pump transmission. The pump is placed in operation by a single lever in the driver's compartment without need of priming before engaging the drive. CAPACITY RATING The capacity and pressure ratings are in agreement with the standard requirements of the International Association of Fire Chiefs and the National Board of Fire Underwriters. These capacities at specified pressures are to be delivered at a normal lift not to exceed 10 feet. Rated Capacity, Claw A GALLONS PER PUMP MINUTE PRESSURE 500 at 150 lbs. 350 at 200lbs. 250 at 250lbs. 60 at 4OO— 600 lbs. PUMP EQUIPMENT 3" 2a" Three ZU lengths of suction hose 10 ft. longue internal diameter withcouplings, mount- ed in full length pressed steel troughs. One metal outside suction strainers 2j" basket typo. Two bronze long handle, chrome plated, air tightXW suction blind caps. 2g". Two 4" x 2j" reducers for pump suction intakes. aQUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION � i CC6H 3V1M n M SPECIFICATIONS PUMP EQUIPMENT (con't.) Two metal inside pump strainers. One double -swivel hydrant connection for 4" to large hydrant opening. One double -swivel 4" to 21/z" connection. One 21/2" double female connection. One 21/2" double male connection. Two compound pressure gauges, graduated —minus 30 inches (hg.) to 0 to 400 lbs. One tachometer indicating motor speed. One suction hose coupling wrench. One 21/z" hose spanner. Two red flashing lights with alternator on cab root. LIGHTING EQUIPMENT Two red flashing lights with alternator on rear body standards. Two searchlights, high power (140,000 candle power) with control from driving com- partment. One at each end of windshield with swivel mounting. Two rear spotlights, for hose pick-up, adjustable swivel mounting. One pump gauge light with hood and switch for night operation. Directional lights controlled from steering corn will be furnished. TOWING EYES Three towing eyes are provided, two at the front of the vehicle and one at the rear in the center of the chassis below the hose body floor. EXTINGUISHERS One, 20 pound pressurized dry Chemical. One 15.1b, Aitco CO2 Extinguisher. EXTINGUISHER HOLDERS Two heavy, quick action clamp type for extinguishers, securely bolted to running board. Two fire deportment electric hoed lanterns, conveniently mounted. SIREN HORN (Federal 66L) One electrically operated siren horn, streamline design, with integral flasher warn- ing light, suitably mounted. `, PLAY PIPE HOLDERS Two, mounted on rear step, ef-imdweedi l " screw plates. ®Four, mounted on rear steps 2" screw plates. M a QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION a 3V2M CC%li SPECIFICATIONS AXES One (1) regulation fire department pick head fire axe. Heads are made of crucible steel and handles of second growth hickory, polished and painted to harmonize with other equipment. AXE HOLDERS OnS (1) XXXM sets of holders for axes, including two (2) axe blade scabbards and two (2) spring tulips for handles, securely bolted to apparatus. CROWBAR One (1) 36-inch forged steel, regulation fire department crowbar. CROWBAR HOLDERS One (1) set of holders for crowbar: securely bolted to apparatus. 30-ft. 2-section Duo -Safety 900A aluminum ladder will, be furnished LADDERS and mounted overhead, extending forward over cab. One (1) 14-foot solid side fire department roof ladder, equipped with latest model folding ladder hooks. The ladder is nested in 24 foot extension. One (1) 24-foot solid side fire department extension ladder, equipped with rapid hoist device. All ladders will be Duo— Safety aluminum type. Sides made of specially selected straight close grained Douglas Fir, thoroughly seasoned under natural methods for a period of three to four years. Rungs made of second growth ash, straight grain. Ladder reinforced laterally with iron rods at reg- ular intervals. Natural finish with two (2) coats of clear varnish. LADDER BRACKETS One (1) set malleable iron, securely bolted to body, to carry above ladders con- veniently. Arranged to prevent rattling of ladders and at the same time allow quick re- moval, by quick acting clamps. PIKE POLE, One X ft. pike pole, mounted. The pike pole is made of straight grained Oregon Pine, and finished in natural color. TOOL EQUIPMENT Standard as furnished with chassis. FINISH (in accordance with County specifications) The apparatus is durably finished with high quality color coats over well bonded surfacer and primer coats. Attractively designed and applied trim over the official fire department red color provides a pleasing and finished appearance for the vehicle. aQUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION a I MM ("'C8 L N1 LETTERING SPECIFICATIONS Print clearly lettering instructions GENERAL INFORMATION New 21/z-inch hose couplings, male and female, should be mailed to factory at once for thread sizers. New couplings are essential to secure perfect sizers. Does city have large hydrant openings? If so, sample thread for this must also be sent. All thread samples will be returned with apparatus. Give hydrant static pressure in area apparatus will operate ------------------------- lbs. ROAD CONDITIONS It is important, that any unusual road conditions which may affect apparatus be de- scribedhere---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Per cent of grades, if more than 6 per cent? What is altitude? ------------------------------------------- SHIPPING AND BILLING To whom is apparatus to be invoiced? To whom consigned? IMPORTANT —Be sure to send a supply of city billing forms, if sworn, or billing on special forms is required. a i = QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECTION i 11T2M CC9 n M n SPECIFICATIONS UNLOADING APPARATUS Are facilities available for easy unloading of apparatus? If not, is it advisable to route shipment to nearest location with suitable unloading platformor ramp? --- - ---------- - ---- - ------ - -------------------------- - ---- - ---- - ---- - -------------- --- - ----------------- - - I SPECIAL EQUIPMENT OR INSTRUCTIONS A long ... handjq4 drant ter with female wivel threads on each ------- - ---- - ---------- - ---- by ......... .. akftp -------------------------------- -da ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2j" --- ---- --- *J A-buzz*r systes-in tab controlled froarear --- atevwl-ll --b-e furnie-hed. AtmAoMpt ... hydr _wrench will be furnitho — ---------------------------------------- A-cam-as-amer-milt-- ba-furnished-for-how body - ------------------------------------------ --*wX--to M ---- v If --allghtor- in--------------- gthq�--Underwriterarq awPRODUCTS FOR FIRE PROTECT10N a IMM ccio t. s AMERICAN-LaFRANCE-FOAMITE CORPORATION Elmira, N.Y. CONTRACT AMENDMENTS THIS AMENDMENT, made in duplicate by and between the American-LaFrance-Foamite Corporation, Party of the First Part, hereinafter called the Company, and by its authorized Representatives, Party of the Second Part, hereinafter called the Bayer, refers to and hereby becomes a part of Contract Purchase Order 8 hereinafter re- ferred to as "Apparatus Contract". covering exe cut ed on by and between the Parties hereto, WHEREAS, on•account of possible difficulties in obtaining certain materials, it may be impossible for the Company to obtain various equipment items included in the Apparatus Contract in time to be shipped with the apparatus described therein; NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed that the Company may render and invoice for the full amount of the Apparatus Contract at the.time the apparatus is shipped, less deductions for any equipment items not shipped at that time, and the buyer shall pay the net amount of the invoice so rendered in accordance with the terms set forth in the Apparatus Contract; and it is further agreed that the Company shall ship the said equipment items not shipped with the apparatus as quickly as possible and shall there- upon render an invoice or invoices covering said equipment which shall be paid for by the Buyer within thirty days from the date of invoice. Witness our hands and official seals this, day of 195�. AMERICAN-LaFRANCE-FOAMITE CORPORATION (Farty of the First Part) Representative Accepted at Elmira., New York AMERICAN LaFRANCE-FOAMITE CORPORATION _7 artf of the Second Part Title Title Title Title Date MFA®SL-3 �W HALE rr PUMP SPECIFICATIONS HALE SERIES i WO G. P. M. Tkiree Stage Centrlrg al Gear Driven Fire Pump, cross -frame mounted, complete with priming pump, and all controls as per the follow- ing detailed specifications. TypeEML BOO G. P. M. Underwriters Rating, Class__ RAs _ Test. Capacity and Test Offered and Guaranteed: X1 th But table engine • Uime - Low Pressure High Pressure Bain PIUNP Third Stage 500 GPN at lW# Pressure 350 GPX at 200# Pressure 250 aP3 at 2UW Pressure 160 GPM at 800# Pressure 120 GPM at 6000 Pressure 90 GPM at 7000 Pressure PUMP BODY —The pump body is of the split casing type, the main or lower half of the body, extending all the way across the chassis frame, and the upper half a single casting mounted on the main or lower body. Fine gram alloy cast iron. PUMP SHAFTS —Electric furnace heat treated stainless steel. Ground to size. Superfinished under packing. PUMP IMPELLERS —Bronze, accurately machined and carefully balanced. IMPELLER CLEARANCE RINGS —Bronze, renewable. This saves wear on expensive pump bodies. BEARINGS —Two deep groove ball bearings. One self-lubricating bronze bearing. THRUST —Theoretically balance at normal speeds and pressures. Any unbalanced thrust which may occur is taken on ball bearings. PACKING —Just one packing gland on suction side of pump. Four rings of square packing easily adjusted by hand with screw driver or small rod. DISCHARGE VALVES TWO Hale type "BL" red brass, % turn quick-o a iR PPosition locking Ball type, fd3/" size, located: One an either side of abassls • 2-32 Keduaed to 1-1/2" with 1-1/2" Blind caps DISCHARGE VALVE CAPS as above chrome plated. SUCTION TUBES —Fine grain alloy cast iron, one on each side of chassis, suction tube size '�� Reduced VW 2.1%2 with Blind Caps (2) BODY AND EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS ONS Body The body is ruggedly constructed of 12-gauge steel panels, reinforced construc- tion, riveted throughout. The body is strongly braced and securely bolted to steel cross sills. Top edges broken to channel design for extra reinforcement, heavy chions at rear end, all corners neatly finished off. Body streamlined rear with hand railings curved to match. The Hose Body Floor is built of selected wood slats, V2" space between each to allow for proper ventilation of hose. Hose Body has a capacity for double jacket cotton rubber lined fire hose. �Wlth tvo hone body Wtitions Agin three eosipartments In hose body fcr 8-2AW and 1.1/E" No" Rear Step Constructed of angle iron framing fastened to frame of chassis and securely braced from underneath, eliminating the old style of hanging step from the body. Covered with diamondette steel, outside edges broken to channel design, properly rounded off at rear corners, and tapered into rear fenders. Step depth 118 inches, width of step equals widest point of apparatus over rear fenders. Running Built of diamondette steel, outside edges broken to channel design, extending Boards from front fenders to rear fenders, braced from underneath with angle iron framing and securely attached to frame of chassis with channel iron brackets. Skirting or Fillers Made of steel panels, fitted between running boards and bottom of hose body. Rear Dual, made of heavy pressed steel, properly attached to side and rear steps. Fenders These fenders are especially fabricated for the apparatus proposed. Fender Step Tops of Rear Fenders covered with Diamonette Steel _ Plates extening over ends and front —of—f-e-iders Tool Boxes and Compartments One double door c tment built between Pram rails at rear for por a pWT or other eq pmn wheelhousin tool ooapart=ents, each with single door, -bijilt Into rear wbeelhousing, Door to Do as large as possible. One "through the body" ecaps►rtsent, divided in center, _WM waterproo doors an O&CM oldf, appr x ma 17" X 13" X 38"• �aehe Painting The com,p__ratus will be painted i.n enamel of the highest quality. a( , Fire Department Red will predominate. (4) Striping _..�_._ . _ _ veh` Gold— 'BrW - - , with appropriate shading and fine lines. Lettering Gold— Leaf , with shading and fine work, as follows- an aneh an% door Booster Hose _TIM (2) , Capacity-_ 2A9 ft. each, mounted tldenbynside Reels in compartment over pwsp at front of body. Triple plated -chrome roller gnSdes between the resin and at each side of body. Reels equipped with guar reduction manual rawinds n 4 &t. ar._-__--L_..� _ ____.__ ._ _ .. _ _ _ Booster Tank One nice huien m_(l300) gallon booster tank, mounted inside body, and made of %" Armco steel, rust treated, interior well baffled to prevent slosh in any direc- tion, with air intake to prevent vacuum in tank while water is being exhausted by the Connections pump, which also serves as an overflow when refilling. Valve on bottom of tank to con- trol operation. Standard tank construction features a concave top with lip all around so that tank may be filled with buckets, fitted with quick removable filler cap, with spring in cap to relieve pressure from hydrant when filling tank, and large size filler o ing strainer. "L" shaped tank made in two section# with flexible oonneottons between sections to prevent undue stress. Suction Hose Three ( 3j Steel forms, for carrying suction hose, equipped with Oren special quick - Carriers action simultaneous blocks, mounted one above the other on side of body. Ladder Built of heavy forged steel, mounted on side of body, with Oren special quick opening Carriers clamps to hold ladders in place. Suitable for carrying one extension ladder and one roof or scaling ladder. Overhead ladder carriers staalined into cab roof, to carry re © c an a n a Railings Made of 1%" O. D. tubing, chrome plated, extending from front end of body to rear body stanchions, and down over streamlined rear end of body; fastened to body by means of heavy cast brass stanchions, highly polished and chrome plated. There is also a rail of same size and type mounted between rear body stanchions, which serves as a hand hold for men riding the rear step. Also, cab type grab rails over and behind each cab door, made of %" steel tubing, chrome plated and properly fastened to cab with chrome plated brackets. Towing Hooks Two hooks, front, and two rings, rear, of heavy forged steel, bolted direct to frame of chassis. (g) Fire Two, conveniently mounted, heavy running board clamp type. Extinguisher ( To ®arm 1 - 1 ti�0-$ and 1 - Carriers ArT ChORioil $xt nodsheri Fire 1 - lb# 0/0-2 rl" 8xti3Uuisher Extinguishers 1 - 20# Dry Chetd"I Piro Extinguisher Fir-1�►ter} — Crow Bar One set, mounted on running boards, chrome plated. Holders Crow Bar One special fire department type, chisel point, chrome trim. Length 38" Axe Holders One set, mounted on skirting on side of body, with scabbard for blade, spring holders for handle, and safety cap and chain for pick end, chrome plated. Axe One heavy duty fire department type pickhead axe. Pike Pole Arrange for quick removal of pole, mounted on side of body under ladders. Holders Pike Pole One 10 ft. special pike pole with plaster pull down hook. Nozzle Two nozzle holders, mounted on rear step, with threads at base to fit nozzles to prevent Plugs loss in moving apparatus at high speed. Cast aluminum with plug extension. Screw 2 - 1-1%" mew Plated Plates 4 - 2-1/29 s a Ladders Onp 14 --ft. solid side roof ladder with folding hooks attached. AIUVd = One 2 --ft. solid side extension ladder with rope hoist. Alwdnum Ono 30 Pt. Series 800-A TWO 8e4tion A1=In n e�► Booster Hose 600 ft. of /411 H P'�eiet�'_�the �1 hos BA couldi,u gs, chrome plated. COUifls� � Asa*-�+lII$�IIa. ,� «on isfi (6) Booster Hose Nozzle Electric Siren One free -rolling, streamlined, FEDERAL Model _66alo electric siren, with red warning light, mounted On left front fender Ull th feat aw tah en Gab Warning —ftur_it) te3mat!ne Red i1,nygr Sim •ith sIMIAL in Devices Gab, aawunted one on each aide of Gab root. and one on eaah roust and Left front and right rear on another. Operated by alternator* Searchlights Two sealed beam, large chrome -plated type, cob operated, mounted one at each front corner of cab. Motor Lights Two, mounted under the hood, with switches, for motor lighting at night Battery Charger One, polarized type, mounted at rear of body. Connection Buzzer One, mounted in cob, with control button at rear of hose body, to provide means Signal of signaling driver from rear step. Tail Lights Two combination "stop -tail" lights, mounted at rear of body. Hose Lights Two sealed beam electric swivel searchlights, mounted on rear stanchions of body, to furnish light for handling hose after dark, chrome plated, and equipped with individual switches. low Bee Abore red danger signals, with switch in cab, mounted alm Suction Hose Three —10 ft. sections of---uhigh pressure, 5-ply hard suction hose, with heavy chrome -plated couplings, long handles on females. 2.1/2n N* S. Thread. Suction Hose One large basket -type strainer, to fit suction hose for overboard pumping, with 1 Strainer female connection. 2-2* Adapters One double female hydrant connection_ 2AM X 4« double swivel, long handle type, chrome plated. One 2%2" double male connection, chrome plated. One 2%2" double female connection, chrome plated. One 8-1/88 ditr of Riehmmd Thread X 2-1&1 rational Standard 2'hread Double Female Hydrant Adapter • Doubli swivel with Law analog (7) Hydrant One adjusfa,ble universal combination hydrant and spanner wrench, mounted in chrome Wrench holders convenient to pump. Hand Two long -burning Carpenter Type J-914 Fire Department Type Electric Hand Lan - Lanterns terns, securely fastened in steel brackets on body. Qne Canvas Nose Sod Tie Downs,' Cover with Snap Fastsrners armed _-- 1 Set Direetiarul gJAXIAleft Front and Ream with ---- Steerlux a — — Pwnp Cooler Line to Booster Tank (8) CHASSIS FEATURES (If Commercial Chassis furnished by Oren Roanoke Corporation) : I Chassis Make Jt0HD Model Wheelbase_ 324" Horsepower Displacement Tire Size— . Type of TireR Rear Axle Type Cab tlltlR4�n THREAD INFORMATION --Specify thread desired (if other than National Standard a sample coupling is requested forwarded with order) : Booster Hose—1- Chellataal —Suction Q%„ -- Other CHASSIS INFORMATION (Must be filled in if a commercial truck chassis is to be furnished by the Pur- chaser) : Maximum Torque of Engine, Ft. Lbs @ R. P. M. Transmission Ratio in 1st (forward) Gear to 1. Transmission Ratio in Reverse Gear to 1. EXTRA EQUIPMENT OFFERED OVER AND ABOVE PRICE PROPOSED ON COVER PAGE: (9) ORJU ROANOKE CORPOR,'ION ROANOKE, VIRGINIA This contract is taken contingent upon strikes, accidents and other causes beyond our control FIRE -FIGHTING APPARATUS CONTRACT THIS AGREEMENT, Made in duplicate by and between OREN ROANOKE CORPORATION, party of the first part, and 09=ty of Chesterfield by its authorized representatives, party of the second part. WITNEssETH: That the party of the first part agrees to sell, upon the conditions herein set forth, the apparatus heretofore described, which shall be In accordance with the specifications and guarantees hereto attached and made a part of this contract. The said apparatus shall be delivered to the party of the second part within approximately sixt8 days by the party of the first part, strikes, delays in obtaining materials, equipment or from other causes beyond its control not preventing. A competent demonstrator shall be furnished by the party of the first part for a reasonable period to demonstrate said apparatus for the party of the second part, and to give its Fire Department the necessary instructions in the operations and handling of the apparatus. In case the party of the second part desires to test the apparatus before payment is made, such test shall be made upon arrival at destination. The party of the second part agrees to purchase and pay for the aforesaid apparatus, delivered as above a set forth, the sum of t�i 'h t tbMSand and * mi r to en &Ti d 19/1 � • • • • • • � w .. .� w • w w .�. w w w w w • w r w .. w • • w. w • w • • ($ 8014.19 •• ), to be paid to the OREN ROANOKE CORPORATION or its authorized agent in the manner stated below. No payments to be made to agents except on presentation in writing of an express power of attorney to accept payment. Terms of payment to be Might thOURAnd fourteen and 121100 - Dollars in cash, upon delivery and acceptance at destinatt gn It is agreed that the apparatus and appurtenances covered by this contract shall remain the property of the party of the first part until the above listed price has been paid in full. (10) u In case of any default in ment by party of the second part, the e balance may be declared due and payable at the option of tWe holder thereof, whether due according to -Ts face or not, and the party of the second part shall on demand of the holder of notes or encumbrances, forthwith deliver the apparatus and chassis to the holder in as good condition as when received from the party of the first part, ordinary wear and tear excepted. The holder may, at his option, by collection, suit or otherwise, enforce payment of said notes or en- cumbrances and no suits or legal proceedings with respect thereto shall, however, be deemed any waiver of said right of holder to take possession on default or breach of aforesaid. If the holder shall take posses- sion of the goods and upon sale thereof the proceeds are insufficient to cover the sum or sums remaining un- paid and the expense caused by such repossession, removal, reparation, storage, liens, attorneys fee, and sale, the party of the second part agrees to pay any. deficiency that may result; otherwise any amount derived from said sale in excess of the amount necessary to cover said encumbrances shall be paid to the party of the second part. All prices are subject to increase from time to time to compensate for any tax, excise or levy imposed upon the goods sold, or upon the manufacture, sale or delivery thereof, or, whenever any tax, excise, levy, law or Governmental regulation shall have the effect directly or indirectly of increasing the cost is manu- facture, sale or delivery of such goods as stipulated herein. All contracts are taken subject to the written acceptance by a duly authorized officer of the party of the first part. Any provisions or conditions herein contrary to the law of the State in which this contract is made shall not invalidate any part of this contract. Party of the second part acknowledges receipt from the party of the first part of a true copy of this contract. The price set forth herein subject to change without notice if not accepted within thirty days. When requested, the party of the second part will furnish to the party of the first part a copy of the last posted financial statement of the party of the second part. WITNESS THE FOLLOWING SIGNATURES AND SEALS, this the/o/ day E N E CORPORATION COuntT of Chesterfield By Riohaond Rubhi V Co,, Inc., Representative G✓, Accepte©Rbi>v e p NOK h By _ Attest: CLERK Wi .90 By By Board of superviaoors (Title) (Title) (Title) (SEAL) Am.....E!CANLAFRANLE 0 PO TI0 F I R E A P P A R A T U 5 F I R E F I G H T I N G E Q U I P M E N T No. 1 Thomas Circle Washington 5, D, C. July 7, 1955 County of Chesterfield Chesterfield Virginia Attention: Mr. M. W. Burnett, Eacecutive Secretary Gentlemen: With reference to your letter of June 21st, and the specifications attached, we take pleasure in offering herewith our proposal for furnishing your County with American LaFrance triple combination pumping equipment in accordance with the specifications submitted herewith. Naturally, it is a physical impossibility for us to furnish a job in all details in accordance with the specifications you have submitted, as these were written entirely from the specification of the Oren Company of Roanoke, Virginia. We do submit that we are offering a proposition equal in all respects, plus the advantage of being built by the largest manufacturer of fire apparatus in the world, controlling and building their own parts and equipment. This means that in the future when you need service and parts you need go to only one source, namely ourselves, and we would be able to supp177 you both service and parts immediately. We have a stock of repair parts in Washington, D. C., and servicemen available around the clock. As far as the materials used in our bodies, we offer heavier metals than those in your specification and, while we do not offer the exact specification of compartments, we supply you with more compartments and more space. We respectfully submit that we have just delivered to your County a Ford pumper for use at Ettrick, Virginia, which is an example of the quality of materials and workmanship that we would supply on this proposal. We respect- fully ask that you give our proposal equal consideration with any other that you might receive. We are enclosing photographs of jobs that have been built for other places to give you some idea of some of the equipment vie are bidding on. We would also like to call to your attention the fact that the high pressure rating of our pump will depend upon the amount of horsepower that is available from the motor, and will vary frcm40O to 600 lbs..in accordance therewith. � � r County of Chesterfield Page Two July 7, 1955 It is also necessary that we advise that the National Board of Fire Underwriters now require that a chassis be supplied with sufficient gross vehicle weight rating for the load that it is to carry and, where a 600 gallon tank is con- cerned, the minimum gross vehicle weight that they will approve is 19,500 lbs. This does not mean, of course, that you cannot buy a chassis of a lighter rating but, should you decide on such a chassis and decide on our equipment, we would expect to be relieved of the responsibility of meeting the weight requirements of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. You will note a small notation to this effect on Page CC10 of the specifications submitted. Thanking you for the opportunity afforded us to offer this proposal and hoping we may have the pleasure of serving you in connection with same, we are hh Encls. Very truly yours, AMERICAN LaFRANCE CORPORATION $�r �� /-/� T. Lee laffikford., Represe ative OREN ROANOKE CORPORATIO 1261-09 W. SALEM AVENUE ROANOKE, VIRGINIA PRPOSAL AND SPECIFICATIONS ON FIRE -FIGHTING APP RATUS (UNDERWRITERS APPROVED) FOR THE APPARATUS PROPOSED:. PUMP TYPE AND CAPACITY: CHASSIS TYPE AND MAKE: CHASSIS FURNISHED BY: The Fire Apparatus described in the following pages is offered to you delivered: '0 r0 s � • w .. � .r .r w w W • • w .. • .M oft ♦ ,. •. 7— Eiaht thounlad and fourteow and 19 lied? Dollars TERMS: NO Cash =On deliver;r and &8ft&DtMMMkg DELIVERY: The complete apparatus will be delivered to you within approximately__^$lIxt,y- (601 Days alter raa_eint of ChanSt s at VI&nt in R©analr - Vag and your fire department personnel thoroughly instructed in its operations by a qualified delivery engineer. GUARANTEE This is to certify that we, the Oren Roanoke Corporation, warrant each new motor vehicle delivered by us to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use in fire service, our obligation under this warranty being liwited making good at the factory any part or parts thereof which shall, during the period of warranty ( 020 410" ) be returned to us with transportation charges prepaid, and which our examination shall disclose to our satisfaction to have been thus defective; this warranty being expressly in lieu of all other warranties expressed or implied and of all other obligations or liabilities on our part, and we neither assume nor authorize any other person to assume for us any other liability in connection with the sale of our vehicles. This warranty shall not apply to any vehicle which shall have been repaired or altered outside our factory, in any way, so as, in our judgment, to affect its stability, or reliability, nor which has been subject to misuse, negligence, or accident, or has been operated at speed in excess of rated maximum, or has been loaded over the rated capacity. Commercial Chassis, tires, rims, ignition apparatus, horns or other signaling devices, starting devices, gener- ators, batteries, speedometers, or other trade accessories carry the separate warranty of their respective manu- facturers. The above prices subject to change without notice if not accepted w' h' --30 s from the date herein set forth. O ORPORATION Roanoke, Virginia Ju13r I 19W By: RICHMOND LIBBER COMPANY, INN. 14REP (1) SUCTION TUBE CAPS —Two long handle type, chrome plated. ( see Page two) SUCTION TUBE STRAINERS —Two grid - restriction to flow of water. tye tinned brass. Maximum protection to pump with minimum AUTOMATIC RELIEF VALVE —Set Pressure type, quick, sure and extremely smooth in operation. It will closely regulate shut-off pressure within the normal range encountered in fire -fighting. We believe this Hale product is the best relic# valve on the market. It is built of the best materials with extreme accuracy. Con- trol located on pump pAIel convenient to operator, chrome plated. Automatically looked out when third Stage is In operatiaa. TRANSFER VALVE —The valve consists of a bronze body and a bronze drum, manually operated. The convenience of the control handle to operator makes it easy to change instantly from pressure to volume, or from volume to pressure. PRIMING SYSTEM —A pump of the positive displacement type with auxiliary oiling system. Not a valve from motor vacuum. DRIVE UNIT —Housing cast in one piece, fine grain alloy cast iron. Strength and stiffness, to rigidly support the drive unit gears, are carefully designed into this housing. BEARINGS —Deep groove radial ball, of generous size. DRIVE SHAFTsHegat- r �tfd chrome nickel steel. Ground to size. Sealed front and rear to prevent leak- age. Equipped with �S. A. E. taper front and rear. Drive Unit Gears of chrome nickel steel, teeth finished by shaving, a modern and accurate method of machining. Hardened with bores ground to size. GEAR SHIFT —Drop forged steel sliding fork with positive lock GENERAL —This pump has been designed primarily for fire department work in connection with motor driven chassis and is admirably suited to this class of work, offering a new range in performance and efficiency. The performance covers a wider range of volumes and pres- sures than has heretofore been possible without a large variation in motor speeds. It offers a continuous non -pulsating flow (this is o extreme importance when wear and tear on hose is considered). There are no reciprocating motions in any part of the drive unit, pump, or priming system. The moving parts of the pump are provided with ample clearances so that wear is practically negligible over long years of service. The pump takes full advantage of every ounce of hydrant pressure that is delivered to it. The pump will handle, from a good hydrant, capacities far above its rating at reasonable motor speeds. MOTOR COOLING SYSTEM —Latest type cooling system of the Heat Exchanger Type, with control valve on the operator's panel; water from pressure side of pump through copper coils returning to suction side of pump, thus eliminating water mixture with anti -freeze solutions. An emergency valve is provided for use, if needed, to permit water from pump to enter the engine cooling system. GAS CONTROL —Vernier position locking type, mounted on operator's panel, in order that operator may at all times have positive throttle control of the engine for perfect control of pump pressure. GAUGES —The Pump is equipped with Compound and Pressure Gauges, these gauges and Motor Tachometer, and Underwriters Test Plugs conveniently mounted in panel near pump controls, with hooded lights above gauges for night operation. VALVES —All pump, tank, and reel valves of the uick-action u h- I h operator's panel, properly labeled. TRIM RINGS —Wide trim rings around all s, each side, chrome plated. '� orii»gi (3) FIRE APPARATUS OMEN ROAN011kE CORP. ROANOKE 2, VIRGINIA P. 0. BOX 264 PHONE 2-3421 1201-09 WEST SALEM AVENUE July 150 1955 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors Chesterfield Court House, Virginia Dear Mr. Barnett: - We are indeed pleased to acknowledge your Contract, dated JUy 13th, covering 500 G.P.M. Pumper Equipment for the Wagstaff Circle Val. Fire Department of Chesterfield County. We 'understand the County will deliver a Ford Chassis to us in the near future, and ws eacpeat to be able to produce this equipment in good time, probably better than the 60 days shown in the Contract. A copy of the contract, bearing our signature of acceptance is enclosed for your files. This new unit will have many new features and improvements and we feel that it will prove a most valuable addition to the fire -fighting forces of your County. With thanks for another fine order, and with kindest regards, we are, FSB/'b Incl. CCsRichomnd Rubber Co. Francis S. Brigham Pros. & General Manager "71m SoNr4 O4 5Gra ? �c�aetQaiaa" N luli _J '01 0 W 140 1 pol L El La A yy Y 0. J1 7 F (D MACNINERY 6 '0HM "ink^ •. ,1 ' L � , M .ALt.ORPO RATI SimScale forDeterrriintngHose• Thread Dire nWons CUT A -,STRIP OF PAPER *Gf, OVEf WIM BY APPROXIMATELY 18" LONG, Then wrap st. q) tight y arouad circum- ference of male thread tnaking sure it is well "ff back against male ttirca ' sh ru}der. «' The7i ptercf 4^cr t'-i'oogh tic�tii layers of -a Q strip with a pin (Fig, ?; MARK YOUR PIN HOLES WITH ARI t;WS to ;,r sure yc�u have ` the cor rest holes (see A A. 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[ieQs: WooStQt Sf2►S9 Cr'ie thtw '-1 4 k $+ horse cvupl�ngs are automatiuMy p erid 'a veitb '._ Fr �. t ♦Y. 4 i ,Klgbge Nos-Crgsa, thread feature to factliltte in 4. eons fill; thread c:tgarsneaa st%i to ,if i, of crossing tgod�i •- * ' Are on mak. �VVbtere malt threodit' are stigitt}y w better thread imprint is obtained. d s �, a� `yy' L 3 , a .� �.�i- �':+' � T ,� ' i "'� �` -`♦ nr- - q.. ,r�T yw'�"a �4& +ar' ' v� �,�.. }.,'h t'I � i 4�• ,,,•/�i4',p y,,`yf ♦ g. .1�. `1. :,�, y� P} .V `00 JOHN BEAN H. P.F, MODELS The following accessory items are furnished and included in base pricy:. Sec specifi.catlions for full explanation. 1 - 2 1/2" suction intake. 2 - 1.0 ft lengths 2 1/2" suction tubes and carrying trays 1 - 2 1/2" Double female adapter, 2 - 2 1/2" Spanner wrenches, 1 - Universal hydrant wrench. 1 - 2 bulb operator's panel light. 5 - Extra large storage compartments (total 45 cu. ft.) weather -proofed and prcperly lighted. 1 - 500 gallon water tank. 1 - Rear water fill hopper and removable screen. 2 - Enclosed winterized hose reels. 200 ft. - 3/4" high pressure hose per reel, total of 400 ft. in all. 2 - High pressure hose swivels. 3 - Patented John Bean No. 29 high pressure fog fire guns i - Polarized plug for convenient battery charginga 1 - 2 1/2" Suction strainer. 1 - Pump kit and tools for servicing pump. 1 - Reel crank, 1 - Radiator temperature panel gauge. 1 - Oil pressure panel gauge. 1 - Water tank level gauge. 1 - High pressure gauge (0 to 1,000 1bs.). 1 - Engine tachmoeter. 1 - Micro adjustable throttle. JOHN BEAN H. P.F. MODELS (Continued) Included in base price. 1 - Removable heat pan for retaining exhaust heat in pump compartment. Ladder brackets for standard ladders. Adequate storage space for 1,400 f t . of 2 1/2u hose. Striped and lettered in gold bronze with black shaded letters, per customers instructions. Factory instructions and fire fighting training. Accessory items included in this contract: 1 Model 66L Federal siren and light. Light switch mounted on dash in cab. One siren button on right side of dash and selector switch for operating siren and horn button. Siren to be mounted Model Propjlo Ray warning light mounted on cab top. 2 Unity, sealed beam, inside controlled, spotlight, chrolit plated. Mounted 2 Hose lights, chrome plated, swivel mounted on rear cross rail. ,L Axe, pick head, 6 lb. clear varnished handle, mounted. 1 Crow bar, 48 inch. 1 Set 24 foot aluminum extension ladders, N_ f oot reach. 1 Roof ladder 14 foot aluminum, with foldinU ��ooks. 2 Model Big Beam 211 hand lights, mounted. 2 Extinguishers, 1 - 159 CO2 , and 1- 204 Dry Chemical _ 1 Rear tow 19#k Hook 2 Front Tow Hooks 1 Rear Platform Buzzer 1 Directional Signal FIRE APPARATUS CONTRACT THIS AGREEMENT, made in duplicate by and between the John Bean Division of Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation, Lansing, Michigan, party of the first part, hereinafter called Company and Chesterfield County of Virginia - - - _ fnr Wagstaff rirale Virg nppartmPnt by its authorized representatives, party of the second part, herein- after called Buyer. WITNIESSETH: That the Company agrees to sell certain fire apparatus and appurtenances as hereinbef ore described in accordance with the conditions set forth in the body of this contract which is understood and agreed to as covering all of the conditions pertain- ing to the contract and that no verbal agreements are valid. The Buyer agrees to purchase and pay for certain fire apparatus and appurtenances, as hereinbef ore described according to price and terms as specified herein. No payment to be made to Agents of the Company except on written instructions from an Officer of the Company. The said fire apparatus to be delivered within about 60_jo 9Q_ calendar days from date of delivery of the chassis to Company and shall be delivered to Buyer at Chesterfield Go- _I Vi rai Dt_• Town Sta e The Company will offer a Fire School and the Buyer will desig- nate qualified personnel to attend, as agents or employees of the Buyer. The Company is authorized to assign the men sent to the Fire School to deliver the apparatus to the Buyer in continuation of their training. Both parties agree that title does not pass to the Buyer until the apparatus is delivered to the Buyer at Chesterfield, Va. Place State The Buyer agrees to purchase and pay for, aforesaid fire appara- tus, the sum of Sic thusa_nd sipen - __ to be paid in lawful money of the United States. Terms of payment to be cash ltx bdwaackx at the office of our John Bean Factory in Lansing. Michigan, it is agreed that title to the apparatus shall remain in the Company until (a) delivery at destinavion, and (b) the contract price shall have been paid in full. Page 1 of 3 pages CONTINGENCIES: Company shall not be liable to buyer for any loss or damage suffered by Buyer, directly or indirectly as a result of Company's failure to perform, or delay in performing, any term or condition hereof, where such failure or delay is caused by fires, labor troubles (including strikes and lock- outs), wars, embargoes, Government regulations or restrictions of any and all kinds, expropriation of plant by Federal or State authority, interruption of or delay in transportation, inability to obtain materials and supplies, excess of demand for equipment over the available supply, accidents, explosions, acts of God, or other causes of like or different character beyond Company's con- trol. Futher, the Company shall not be penalized for acts of omission or commission within its own organization when it has acted in good faith and handled its obligations to the Buyer in accordance with Company procedures. WARRANTY: The Company guarantees new apparatus of company manu- facture to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of delivery to original purchaser. If, upon inspection by the factory, a part (or parts) are found to be defective in material or workman- ship, the Company will, at its option, either repair part (or parts) or furnish a new part (or parts) free of charge, FOB the factory. The Company will not accept any charges for labor and/or parts incident to the removal and re- mounting of parts repaired or replaced under this warranty. The Company shall have the option of requiring the return, transportation charges pre- paid, of all parts claimed to be defective. Components and assemblies not manufactured by the Company, such as truck engine and chassis tires and tubes, batteries, electrical equipment and trade accessories which have been incorporated in or mounted on the apparatus, are guaranteed only to the extent of the original manufacturer's guarantee and subject to his allowance to the Company for material accepted by him as defective. Company in no event shall be held liable for delay or consequential damages in connection with fulfilling any obligation under this warranty. Company shall not be liable to Buyer for loss, damage or injury to persons (including death) or property occasioned by or growing out of the use, main- tenance or repair of said equipment, nor for direct or indirect special or consequential damages of any kind or nature which may be sustained by Buyer as a result of such use, maintenance or repair. Buyer shall indemnify Company on account of any such loss, damage, or injury, and shall defend any suits growing out of such use, maintenance or repair and pay all costs, attorney's fees and judgments resulting from any such suit. All State and/or Federal taxes must be added to quoted price if not in- cluded in the contract quotation. All contracts are taken subject to acceptance of the Company, in writing by either the Sales Manager or Assistant Sales Manager of the Fire Equipment Department, John Bean Division, or an officer of the Company. Page 2 of 3 pages n n When extraordinary delays are caused by failure of Buyer to perform his part of this contract, the Company reserves the priv- ilege to renegotiate the selling price. Under such conditions, this contract will not be binding on the Company until such re- negotiation has been completed in the form of an agreement signed by the Buyer and the Company. This contract is subject to cancellation by Buyer only upon payment to Company of reasonable concellation damages. WITNESS our hands and official seal this day of 19 JOHN BEAN DIVISI By (e Sales Representat IVe Party of the Second Part Accepted at Lansing, Michigan John can Division - Food, Mach- inery and Chemical Corporation By Title Date By Title ME Title Title Page 3 of 3 pages n 0 SPECIFICATIONS CHASSIS The chassis to be furnished by the customer and delivered without cost to John Bean at our factory at Lansing, Michigan 1. Chassis to have a cab to axle dimension of 102 inches to 105 inches. 2. Heavy duty cooling. 3. Heavy duty generator, 50 amp, minimum recommended. 4. Tire size not larger than 10:00 x 20, 12 ply. 5. Cab of chassis to be painted. Cabs received in prime must be painted inside at extra charge to customer not included in this contract price. 6. Customer to advise John Bean as to make and model of chassis, model of engine and make and model of transmission, prior to placing final order for chassis. As it is impossible to obtain proper operating speed for the high pressure pump through power take -off application to some transmission, clearance from our Engineering Department is required. Chassis received without clearance and with improper gears will require a gear change at customer's expense. 7. The net horsepower of the engine at a given R. P. M. determines whether the volume pump will deliver Class "A" or "B" performance. To pro- tect the customer and assure proper performance of the pump over a period of years, John Bean reserves the right to indicate horsepower required to meet customers pump capacity and pressure specifications. NOTE: Particular attention is directed to item 6. SPECIFICATIONS High Pressure Pump: Bean Royal 55-F is designed and built in the John Bean factory. It is a horizontal model, all -enclosed with all drive parts running in oil bath. It is a positive displacement type with three plungers, each driving a bell shaped molded rubber and fabric plunger cub inside a porcelain lined cylinder. The normal operating pressure is 850 pounds at the pump, supplying 650 to 700 pounds at the guns. The .eccentric type crankshaft is made from one piece of steel with three eccentric throws tocco hardened and ground. Connecting rods are equipped with steel back, babbit lined, precision built, replaceable bearings. The eccentric and countershaft have large New Departure ball bearings operating in an oil bath. Valves are ball type. Valves and valve seats are stainless steel. Valve seats are tapered so as to seal without the use of valve seat gaskets. Valve covers are threadless and held in place by steal clamps. Pump cylinders are made of stainless steel tubing and porcelain lines. Normal plunger speed to deliver 60 gallons per minute at 850 p. s. i. is 165 R. P. M. and requires approximately 35 horsepower. Pump is tested to Underwriters' Laboratories static pressure test of 2, 200 pounds per square inch. High Pressure Piping: All discharge pipe and fittings are extra heavy and in accordance with Underwriters' Laboratories specifications. Automatic Pressure Regulator: A dependable and positive pressure relief valve designed and built by John Bean is used for regulating and relieving the 850 pound pressure for intermittent water discharge. It is connected to the pump and by-passes into the tank. It is subjected to Underwriters' Laboratories static pressure test of over 2, 000 p. s. i. Power Take -Off: Power take -off driven from truck transmission through a side mounted power take -off unit, coupled so that pump can be operated while the truck is in motion, either forward or reverse. Power to drive the pump is transmitted through six V-belts operating on the proper size sheaves. A large adjusting screw provides for correct belt tension. Necessary fittings are provided for convenient lubrication of the take -off assembly. Control lever for engaging the power take -off drive is located in the truck cab for convenient operation by driver. - c - Page SPECIFICATIONS 4 TANK FILLER: A high speed filler, that operates through the regular suction line, is provided for filling the tank from draft or hydrant. It is operated by a separate control valve. (Note: this type filler not furnished on high pressure pump when used in conjunction with volume pump on HPV or combination models. See tank filler under Volume Pump Specifications. ) SUCTION HOSE: Two 2 1/2" x 10' lengths of smooth bore hard suction hose with pin lug male and long handle female (chrome plated) couplings are furnished. On straight high pressure or HPF models, it is carried on full length steel troughs on left side of apparatus. On combination HPV models, it is carried inside the 4 1 / 2" hard suction. INSTRUMENTS -AND CONTROLS: Conveniently mounted on left side of the truck are the hose reel valves, pressure release valve, electric tachometer for indicating engine R. P. M. , micrometer type quickacting throttle, 1, 000 pound pressure gauge, engine oil pressure gauge, engine water temperature gauge, water tank gauge, tank valve, suction control valve and filler valve. FIRE SCHOOL TRAINING: John Bean will conduct a two day fire school to be attended by two to five members of the purchaser's department for the purpose of instruction on the assembly, operation and service of the truck. In addition, they will be instructed in the principle of high pressure fog, dis- cuss its use, review your local fire problems and finally, actually fight Class "A" and Class "B" fires at our proving ground. There is no charge for this school. Transportation to and from Lansing and the living expenses of your men while in Lansing will be paid by the purchaser. me Page General Construction: The apparatus is constructed with due regard and con- sideration of the nature and distribution of the load to be sustained and the gen- eral character of the service to which the apparatus is to be subjected when placed in service. The general design and construction is in accord with the best fire apparatus practice, is of the latest type, engineered and designed to perform the service herein specified. All materials, workmanship and finish entering into the construction of the apparatus and its mount conform to the character of the apparatus and the purpose for which it is intended. Body Construction: The hose body, pump compartment, rear body panels, side compartments and rear platform are constructed in such a way that they can be removed or replaced without damage or disturbing other parts. All sheet metal "Bonderized" and primed before assembly. All equipment or appurtenances housed or enclosed or space occupied by component parts is accessible. Side running boards, rear platform and walkway on top of side com- partments are constructed of approved non-skid treadplate material. The body panels are constructed of 12 gauge steel. All hand rails are full length, chrome plated and mounted with sufficient brackets to make a permanent and sub- stantial installation. Hose compartment has capacity for feet of 2 1/2" cotton double jacket fire hose and feet of 1 1/211 cotton double jacket fire hose. It has a slatted, two section hardwood removable wood floor rack for pro- per ventilation. Interior of hose bed smooth and free from any projections that would snag hose. Water Tank: The tank has 500 gallon capacity, baffled laterally and longitudin- ally to withstand rough service or rural operation. It is constructed of 10 gauge steel. A large fill hopper is provided for bucket or hose filling. Large tank vent and overflow permits rapid filling. Cl-eanout drain is provided in bottom of tank. Two tank covers are removable for inspection and cleaning. Tank and cover "Bonderized" and inside treated with a corrosion -resistant material for long tank life. Tank mounted with a low center of gravity and correct load distribution. Tank can be removed without disturbing side panels. Tank Shut -Off: A quick -acting valve shut-off is installed between the tank and pump with outside hand control. Rear Platform: Wide treadplate rear platform has ample room for three men. Platform supported from chassis frame. RunningBoards: Made of heavy non-skid treadplate, shaped to the body and run- ning full length between fender and side compartments. Strongly supported with outside edges turned down. Steps: Adequate steps provided where needed for easy access to the hose body. - e - Page �W SPECIFICATIONS 1"0 Railings: The railings are 1 1/4" chrome plated and extend the full length of the body. Rear grab rails provided. Gross rail for mounting lights and pro- viding handhold for firemen connects the side rails. All rails mounted with heavy duty removable supports. Ladder Brackets: Ladder brackets and locks for one set of our standard wood or aluminum ladders furnished. Special brackets for extra length or customers ladders furnished at extra cost. Storage Compartments: Full width side compartments provide one compart- ment approximately 12" deep x 2811 wide x 27" high aheadof each rear wheel and one large compartment approximately 22" wide x 23" deep x 27" high be- hind each rear wheel. One smaller compartment is between the side panels at rear of truck for the storage of smaller fire department accessories and equipment. All compartments are lighted. Flush type stop and tail lights are fitted in rear of each side compartment:. Equipment: Equipment is provided as follows and is of the best quality in workmanship and materials of its class, suitable to the fire service. All high pressure equipment referred to in these specifications has been approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., of Chicago, Illinois. Hose Reels: Two drum type hose reels with a capacity of 200' of 3/4" high pressure hose per reel are provided. 'The reels have a collapsible hub and expand endways under pressure. Reels are equipped with brakes, cranks for rewinding and Barco hose swivels. No packing glands are used. Roller guides for hose on each side. Electric rewinds, available at additional cost, are to be listed on accessory page if desired. High Pressure Hose: Two 100' lengths of 3/4" I. D. high pressure hose fur- nished on each reel, 400' in all. Hose is fitted with 1" couplings of proper design for pressure to be used. The hose and couplings conform to Under- writers' Laboratories static burst test average of 3, 200 pounds. High Pressure Fog Guns: One high pressure fog gun is supplied on each line and on HPV and HPF models one spare. Straight volume pumpers have two guns only. The fog guns are built to give 30 gallons discharge per minute per gun at 850 P. S. I. pump pressure. They have a complete range of adjustment from full fog to straight stream. The gun is designed for two hand operation with the hands in normal operating position, that is, one hand to operate the trigger and the other to make adjustments of ;the fog pattern or face protect- ing spray. The adjustments remain constcAnt after being set, not dependent on grip of the hand to keep shape of fog needed. Shut-off control is separate from fog adjustment and can be locked open and unlatched quickly. In normal oper- ation the gun shuts off instantly if dropped or knocked out of fireman's hand; a desirable safety feature. This gun withstands the Underwriters' Laboratories static pressure test of 2, 000 pounds. -f - Page SPECIFICATIONS High Pressure Hose Swivels: A swivel is furnished between hose line and fog gun to eliminate hose twist and assure smooth, free handling of the fire lines. Protection Against Freezing: A sheet metal housing is provided under- neath the truck to collect exhaust and muffler heat. Provisions are made for the heat to pass through heat vents into the pump compartment and to hose reels. When hose and guns are not in use. metal covers are placed over the reels for more- complete protection. Paint and Striping: The entire unit is to be painted fire department red with deluxe long life fire department enamel and striped with gold bronze paint. Any special paint finish or striping to be listed on accessory page of this contract and furnished at an additional charge. Lettering: As per your instructions for hood sides and door panels. Any special insignia or lettering to be listed on accessory page of this con- tract and furnished at an additional charge. Gold bronze letters with black shading. Normal practice is to have initials on hood and department name on door panels. Please indicate this information below. Hood Sides Door Panels -g- Page 4 PROPOSAL AND SPECIFICATIONS JOHN. BEAN DIVISION FOOD MACHINERY AND CHZMICA, 6 -CORPORATION LANSING 4, MICHIGAN July 11, 1255 To Chesterfield Count , Vir2 inia For: Wagstaff Circle Fire Dept. e hereby propose to manufacEure and fyi nish to you, after your acceptance of this proposal and proper execution and approval of the attached contract, the following; One John Bean Straight High Pressure F2g Fire Fighter mounted on a chassis to be furnished by the County of Chesterfield, Vir inia. All apparatus sand or equipment ie to be built in accordance with the specifications attached hereto and4hich specifications become a part of the contract for the sum of i$ 6, 769„00 1 Six thousand s8ven hundred sixty-nine and no/100 Dollars Delivery is to be made voix subject to all causes axid delays beyond our control not preventing, in about 60 to 90 calendar days from recei t of chassis our, our John Bean fact2ry in Lansing, Michigan. -John Bean reserves the right to wi ,.. »►. thirty days from above date. raw this proposal if it is not accepted wit Respectifully submitted, JOHN BEAN DIVISION by Sales Representative PROPOSAL AND SPECIFICATIONS JOHN, BEAN DIVISION FOOD MACHINERY AND CHEMICAL CORPORAFTION LANSING tip MICHIGAN July 11, IM To: Chesterfield Count . Yi inis Fors Wagstaff Circle Fire Dept. e hereby propose to manufacture and fqtnish to you, after your acceptance of this proposal and proper execution and approval of the attached contract, the following: One John Bean Straight fi h Pressure Fog Fire Fighter mounted on a chassis to be furnished by the County of Chesterfield, All apparatus and _o'r equipment it to be built in accordance with the specifications attached hereto and4;Which specifications become a part of the contract for the sum of ($ 6, X9.W Six thousand sgwn hundred sixty-nine and no/100 Dollars Delivery is to be nrade Est subject to all causes acid delays beyond our control got preventing, in about 60 to 90 calendar days from receipt of chassis our our John Bean factory in Leasing, Michigan. Jon Bean reserves t e right to withdraw this proposal if. it is not accepted within thirty___ days from above date, Respectifully submitted, JOHN BEAN DIVISI by Sales Repre s entative 10 40 740 SW *V10 M we., the undersigned,, owners of property in the immediate vicinity of Old Westham and Cherokee Roads, 1,11anchester District, Chesterfield County., Virginia., desire to go on record as being opposed to the granting of a Use Permit to Mr. Fred F. Everhart., Jr., to operate a veterinary hospital on Old Westhan Roado FW 4ON IMPENAi I I I � i ME MW 7 TANE YOTICE That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on July 13, 1955, at 11:30 a.m., at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia, take under consideration the rezoning and/or granting of a Use Permit on the following described parcels of land: 1. In :Gale 1agisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet on the east side of :mot. 10 and extending 330 feet along the north side of :Zt.641, proposed to be rezoned from agriculture to General Business on an ap-lication of Hr. E.B. Call. 2. In -Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 410 feet on the south side of tt.630, and extending southwardly approximately 500 feet, said parcel beginning 500 feet west of At. #1, which is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an aprlication of Par. ".E.Carnes. 3. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting on ^iverside Drive approximately 3400 feet and extending 850 feet northwardly to the James River, said parcel being east of the intersection of Club Drive and 7tiversido Drive, on which a Use Permit is requested for a siding School by rir. E.P. :'.ankin. 4. In 1anchester 11agisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 198 feet on Snead lRoad and extending northeasterly 215 foot, said -parcel being 100 feet west of the intersection of .-It. 1649 and :kt, 1657, which is proposed to be rezoned from Residential to Local -usiness, by Mr. 1...r.Tool ey. 5. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of lane; fronting 100 feet on the Old "Jostham goad and extending southiaardly 200 foot, said parcel being approximately 400feet west of t,679, on which a Use Permit is requested to operate a veterinary I ospital by Mr. Fred = . Everhart, Jr, ;;Al persons favoring or opposing the granting of those requests are invited to appear at the time and glace herein stat:ad P. 1.13urnett, Exec. Soc' y. Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia .7 7Vbt,,' XR17--7-1 ,ems\ ,� � - i-jo %S 9'6,4L-re-, (r 1,9L 6. Acres cr&5 5 k 177 1) C YtH Mop 'qhovl,r"y lhe Es tale ofRoherl Rle'kel7s as divi deV into fovr parcels for The heirs of 5 aid Al is Ir efl5 by D. f Z a,Prade oo May 6t,* /9,0-f ,5;1,valed in,lvaNchodler Qisfricf Chester,-%ld Cotln,,Ly j11'rq1'111'a. 5co/,-: V, W La Pr a do & B p O's. Fir/I morld Va. 5vrv&yor,5 Jun. / -1 - I 9,e -1 rl June 21, 1955 I1r. Melvin 17, Burnett, Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Dear T_s. Burnett: Reference is made to our conversations concerning the re -zoning of a small tract of land located on the South side of Old Westham Road about 400 feet from its intersection with Granite, sometimes known as River Road and sometimes known as Forest Hill avenue, Extended. I propose to open a small animal veterinary hospital on this site and I wish to have it re -zoned if necessary or have the County issue me a Use Permit, so that I may have this hospital constructed. I am enclosing a plat on which I have indicated in red the approximate area to be used for the hospital. I am also enclosing my check in the amount of 4n10.00 to cover the cost of processing the Use Permit. Thank you very much for your cooperation in assisting me in securing the necessary permit for constructing the veterinary hospital on this site. FFE Very truly yours, Frederick F. Everhart, Jr. #4W '"0 m w � t- sr- m m 3 Od T A kC E F 0 T I C That the Board of Su_?ervisors of Chesterfield County will on July 13, 1955, at 11:30 a.m., at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia, take under consideration the rezoning and/or granting of a Use Permit on the followir_o described parcels of land: 1. In Dale Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet on the east side of ':�t. 10 and extending 330 feet along the north side of :It.64.1, proposed to be rezoned from f-griculture to General 'business on an application of ir. E.B. Call. 2. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 410 feet on the south side of It.630, and extending southwardly approximately 500 feet, said parcel beginning 500 feet west of At. #1, which is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculturo to General Business on an application of 'Mr, ".E.Carnes. S• 3. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land 'fronting on Riverside Drive approximately 3400 feet y and extending 850 feet northwardly to the Ja,ries River, said parcel being east of the intersection of Club ,Drive and iversido Drive# on which a Use Permit is roquested for a siding School by Mr. E.P. RanZ:in. 4. In Manchester 11agisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 198 feet on Snead Zoad and extending northeasterly 215 foot, said parcel being 100 feet west of the intersection of .-A. 1649 and at. 1657, which is proposed to be rezoned from -Residential to Local-.usiness, by Nr. 5. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land frontint 100 feet on the Old "-Testham 3oad and extending southwardly 200 feet, said parcel being approximately 400feet west of t.679, on which a Use Permit is requested to operr-to a veterinary hospital by lr, Fred F. Everhart, Jr. .;11 persons favoring or opposing tho granting of these requests are invited to appear at the time and place herein statad T.Burnett,, Zx.ea•, Sac;' y. !�Oa'r`$ oif Su}srvi�sos, e, � ✓ • / of -r Chesterfield a ld County, Virginia a-U A July 8 1955 Mr. R. J. Britton, Supt., Manchester Magestrial District Midlothian Virginia. Dear Sir: Because I work every day I cannot possibly come to the meeting about the Riding Shhool controversey. I do not see why a Riding School should be put onRiverside Drive; the odor would be bad; the traffic on the narrow drive would be bad; and the owner himself I do not think would profit because I understand the spot where he wishes the school is often under water. I believe he should be helped to find a place more advantageous to himself as well as residents and owners of the Drive., so that he xill discontinue his request to put a school on the drive. Therefore I would appreciate an absentee vote being cast for me, AGAINST putting a 1)RJ41.ng School: Yours truly `(Mrs.) Charlett Richeson Box #103 Rt. #2 Ashland, Va. July 50 1955 NWOI Mr, tv J« Britton SuperVisor Manchester District Midlothian, Virginia Dear Mr. Brittont tie, the undersigned p being property ewers and residing in your district, wish to express our opposition to the request for rezoning for a riding aoadaety on Riverside Drive made by Imo ,& Rankin. As you knows this general area is zoned R.-1 — residential. We purchased property and/or built our homes fooling that our property values would be protected. fir„ Rankin knew of this zoning who he purchased the property in question, oonsequontly there can ba no justifiable claim of a hardshipt within our individual mmm and abilities we have endeavored to contizpe to develop these properties and to maintain thew see as to enhance the general appoarams, of the area. It is our opinion that any rezoning to doh grade tbd.s area will +cause a lowering *f taxable value and love of revenue to be received by the County. We respectfully wI*h to oal the► qptention of this Board of Super- visors to the fact that o oteotion tor our property rests with theme end fir resp sibility to see that the highest residen- tial ZMAUS ohs as sash* Respectfully Job e a :Loth for tic Clatcr of Richmond In the I tate of VirgirdaO d4 wrtUy that �,�• ! ' • ,�, i persouk2aV appew baf=s ma ond oath that 1wM�lw.rw w rw■ riwnkr rrw:w+.r�.- i s ri:$i 1 al:- y i'" iMn➢✓aw sad tbo aW...ggat, ,... i v.--h +iV sipled o the a,YQ itione Q"iv n wzuor w band thia. du;r of L MOM g.7 r3M IZ terry € f off ice exiAres on the ! tip of f ,, JuI*01 NT � 1955 Mr. R. J. Britton Supervisor Manchester District Hidlot'--ian, Virginia Dear Mr. _'ritton; .'e, the undersi died, be',gym property cl,mers and residing in ycur district, Wis. to el,,p`ress- our Opposition t-o. tile. rp,quest..fQr.. rezoning, for a riding, academy on Riverside Drive made by 12r. an.l,in. As you lmow, this general area is zoned R-1 - residential, e purchased property and/or built our hc;nies feeling that our property values would be protected. 11r. Rankin 1-anew of this zoning when he purcltiased. _tlie�_tiaropc;x�ty., in ques.tign,,_ ec:;:�secl,uen.t�ly there can be no justifiable claim of a hPrdship. ',;ithin our individual means and abilities we have endeavored to continue. t.o .develop..thes.e properties and to maintain therii so as to enhance the general appearance of the area. It is our opinion that any rezo:,-i.n`_; to dorm grade t1ii.s area will cause a lowering of tax-ab o values. and loss of, revenue to -be -received by- tho County. We respectfully wish to callpt�l �3ttention of the Board of Super- visors to the fact that our protection for our property rests t-Titl-1 them and their responsibi lit,r to see that the hi hest residen- tial zonin,_-; remains as such. V Respectfully yours, I I -� ,°�J. a Notary for the City of Richmon 3n the,• State of Virginia, do ce ify that did personally appear before me and•macb oath that be personally rtnessed the signature, of each person signed to the above petition. Given under ay hand thisday of 1955. NotaryP ia,` iffy term of office expires on the day of -e s J ryw 5 cA/. _if Z C V \w forcr� t 4�, F 'ate d Y'e w zrj boa T or A c � /Olt b Y w, C h 1 LA A h Cp' 1 I V Z � � 40 1 WCflllulj Rmpn r �lir'' `4 T .A ii E NOTICE That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on July 13, 1955, at 11:30 a.m., at its meeting room at Chesterfield Cou�tlidUso; Virginia, take under consideration the rezoning and granting of a Use Permit on the following described parcels of land: It In male Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet on the east side of :mot. 10 and extending 330 feet along the north side of �t.641, proposed to be rezoned from 1.griculture to General Business on an ap-nlication of Nr. E.B. Call. 2, In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting tp10 feet on the south side of it.630, and extending southwardly approximately 500 feet, said parcel beginning 500 feet west of :It. #I, which is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture to General Business on an application of Mr. "I.E.Carnes. 3. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting on Riverside Drive approximately 3400 feet and extending 850 feet northwardly to the Jaries River, said parcel being, oast of the intersection of Club Drive and 71,iversido Drive, on which a Use Permit is roquested fora siding School by Hr. E.P. Rankin, 4. In 1k:nchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 198 feet on Snead -load and extending northeasterly 215 foot, said parcel being 100 feet west of the intersection of .-A, 1649 and zt, 1657, which is proposed to be rezoned from Residential to Local "•usiness, by 11r. 1,..W.Tooloy, 5. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 100 feet on the Old 'Tostham :load and extending southwardly 200 foot, said parcel being approximately 400feet west of t,6179. on which a Use Permit is requested to opera -to a veterinary hospital by Mr, Fred p. Everhart, Jr ,i�.11 persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requests are invited to appear at the time and place herein st4taci Pr ;d ,,Burnett, Exec. Soc l y. Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia • .. Moe 'd T A K E F 0 T I C E That the Soard of 3ugervisors of Chesterfield Oounty will on July 13, 1955, at 11:30 aw, at its neetin ; room at chesterfield Courthouse, J'irainia, ta%e under consWeration the rezoning and/or granting of z Use Permit on the following describes: parcel of land: In 7erauda iiaaisterial :district, a 7wrcol of luny. frontino 400 feet on Saint 'George Street and extending westwardly 300 feet, said parcel beginnin3 at a ?oint 150 feet south of Sherhourne aoado on which a Tice Por"it is requested for a Pony ranch by rrs: Lt It Stubbs, All -persons proposing or opposing the ;;ranting of ttis racuest are invited to appear at the time =6 ^lace nersin stated. g . ?."urnett, Exec. SOON loard of Su?ervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia �w aline 27, 1*05 1,1r. L. ',4'q". Bvrnett., Chester.field, Va. Dear lv`X. Evrnett, Your letter of June 10"th received several d° ys ago, .nd I am sorry to e so 1,,.te Lnswerinp it. I h,-ve been out of circulation for so long, ti-iat I feel �i ,�l you ere tt il ri)ch better condition to decide wh - , and 1�,t shoi!ld- ' e done aboilt Cam�:, 11- �al-er than I am nyt' �Lnj-', yol-r ,,r,mc. decides will be - erfectly 11 right s far -s I concerned. I must sqy I -M El< d it e usc-d. M To the Board of Supervisors of CHESTERKE.L:D county: WiiFIMI a petition has bean or is being submitted to the Board of Supervisors of CH9 TERFIELD County requesting the esta- bl'shzent an a part of the Secondary System of State Highways of a certein road/street, said road/street beginning at a pointon Route 66778_ (iXg*: �cxx rxma xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxznd thence extending in a gutg ward direction about .43 miles to a dead end :and TIMMAS, the said road/street proposed to be established as a part of the Secondary System of State Highways extends or will extend along, through or over lends owned by the parties heretol IOW, THEFEF'02E, for and in consideration of the benefits accruing or to accrue to the undersigned landowners, said landowners do hereby execute their consent to give unto CHEST�gt gj _ County, without compensation, each as to the lands by him owned, an easement and right of way for sr.id 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* IN WITNESS iMF-,3DF, we have hereunto set our hands and seals this day of , 19 ..�...�! SEAL) �. (SEAL) 0 (SEAL)�3?./�r'.� (SM) (SMV.) A J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, 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. J. F. WYSOR, PULASKI, VA. P. W. SNEAD DISTRICT ENGINEER Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr.. Burnett: RGINIA BURTON MAVRE, JR., DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINSER� R. P. ELLISON, Ex Ecu7ivE ASSISTANT WM. R. GLI DDEIN ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS, ASSISTANT CHSP ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS, PURCHASING AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR., TRAFFIC & PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD, AUDITOR DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO RICHMOND 19, VA. July 13, 1955 ROUTE No. ------------PROJECT NO. OFFICE OF DISTRICT ENGINEER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA RE: Mills Road - Route 1652 As requested by you recently I made an inspection of the ditch in back of the houses on the south side of Mills Road with T,4r. Chase. Mr. Chase a.dvi.ses that when he was building in this subdivision that, the bottom of this ditch was concreted and that the width of the ditch has not changed materially since this work was done. However, as rec,tested hir you I am quoting below the cost of piping this ditch for a distance of 5001. I have just received this morning the prices from the Concrete Pipe and. Products Company on sewer strength pipe. 30" pine was gnoted, delivered on the job, at %.25 per lin. ft. 36" pipe at M.25 per l_in.ft. We have based our estimate on these fi_g,ires. 2501 of 3011 Sewer Pine 2501 of. 36t1 Sewer Pipe 2 Standard Catch Basins at 6100.00 each 321 of 15" Pipe Labor and :Equipment Total. Plus 101 Administration Rc EnIgi.neeri_ng CFK:mlc .,l, 062.50 1,51?.5o 200.00 1LP.00 3., 250.00 $4,073.00 407,00 $4,480.0o Yoiirs -very truly, Resi_d.ent ?+nrineer f n )MMON Gc k� J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. FLYTHE. MARTINSVILLE. VA. /. D. MAY, TAZEWELL, VA. /URGES$ E. NELSON, MT. JACKSON, VA. f, W. RAWLS, FRANKLI N, VA. HOWARD C. ROGERS, HAMILTON, VA. TUCKER C. WATKINS, JR., SOUTH BOSTON, VA. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT. TAPPAHA N NOCK, VA. F VIPC" NIq. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19. VA. June 15, 1955 Board of Supe--visors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield, iirgini.a Gentlemen: BURTON MARYE, JR.. DEPUTY CON M 18910NlR 6 CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. EL LISON. EX [C UTIV[ ASSISTANT FM. R. GLIDD EN, ASs1STwNr CHIEF ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS. AEEI/TANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS• PURC14AEI NG AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR., TRAFFIC 8 PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE NO. PROJECT NO. Additions to the Secondary System - Chesterfield County As requested in resolution by your Board, the following additions to the Secondary System of Chesterfield County are hereby approved - Effective July 1, 1955. AAdtions Resolution Sunbury Road from Rt. 1689, 0.07 Mi. W. of Rt. 10 to .06 3--29-55 Mi. N. to Sheffield Road Length 0.06 Mile Sheffield Rd. from Sunbury Rd. 0.17 Mi. W. to Catalina Dr. 3-29-55 Length 0.17 Mile Catalina Dr. from E. end of Kelnor Ave. 0.30 Mi. N. to 3-29-55 Clarkson Road - Length 0.30 Mile Kinsley Avenue from W. end of Rt. 1689 extend .07 Mi. W. 3-29-55 to int. of Kinswood St. - Length 0.07 Mile Clarkson Road from end of Catalina Dr. .07 Mi. W. to Int. 3-29-55 of Kingswood St. - Length 0.OY Mile Kingswood St., from W. end Clarkson Rd. 0.12 Mi. S.to Kinsley 3-29-55 Ave. - Length 0.12 Mile Buckingham Road from int. of Rt. 684, 0.3 Mi. E. of Rt. 828 and 4-12-55 running in a Southerly direction 0.10 Mi. to dead end - Length 0.10 Mile Roane St . , from S . end of Rt . 1316, 0.17 Mi - E . to S . end of 4-12-55 Rt. 809 - Length 0.17 Mile M 0 Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County -2- Additions, Boyd Street from a point on Rt. 616, 0.15 Mi. N. on Rt. 799, 0.30 Mi. Westwardly to dead end. Length 0.30 Mile Keichtee Drive - From Rt. 808, 0.7 Mi. E. of Int. of Rt. 704 .08 Mi. N. to turn -around Length 0.08 Mile Netherwood Road - From Int. Rt. 684 Northwest to Int. of Stony Brook Drive - Length 0.12 Mile cc - Mr. Felix Mr. Huddle Mr. Crute Mr. Snead Mr. Kellam (Chesterfield) Sincerely yours, Deputy Commissioner June 15, 1955 $esolution 3-29-55 4-7-55 4-7-55 L9 M J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW. LAWRE NCEVILLE, VA. FLYTHEW' EMARTIN/VICES. VA. 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. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19, VA. July 81 1955 Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: BURTON MARYE. JR.. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. EL LISON, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT WM. R. GL I CID EN. ASSIarANr CHIEF ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS. PURCHASING AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR., TRAFFIC 6 PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE NO. PROJECT NO. Addition to the Secondary System - Chesterfield County As requested in resolution by your Board, the following addition to the Secondary System of Chesterfield County is hereby approved - Effective July 11 1955. Addition &solution Beginning at a point on Rt. 1641, 0.07 Mi. S. 1-21-55 Rt. 161, extending 0.10 Mi. Westardly to A.C.L. R.R. Bridge, thence 0.30 Mi. Southwardly to dead end. Length 0.40 Mile cc - Mr. Felix Mr. Huddle Mr. Crate Mr. Snead Mr. Kellam ( Chesterfield ) Sincer ours, t Aeputyymmissioner t J, A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. S. FLYTHE. MARTINSVILLE. VA. /. 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. TAPPANANNOCK. VA. In R6 IN I'. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19. VA. June 21, 1955 Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: BURTON MARYE, JR., DEPUTY COM M18910NER 8 CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. EL LISON, EK lC UTIVE ASSISTANT WM. R. GLIDDEN, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER H. H. HARRIS, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER F. A. DAVIS. PURCHASING AGENT J. P. MILLS, JR.• TRAFFIC B PLANNING ENGINEER G. D. FELIX, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE NO. PROJECT No. Additions to the Secondary System - Chesterfield County As requested in resolution by your Board, the following additions to the Secondary System of Chesterfield County are hereby approved - Effective July 1, 1955. Additions Resolution Taylor Road beginning at a point on Rt. 655, 1.00 Mi. W. 5-24-55 of Rt. 621 and running N. 0.25 Mi. to dead end. - Length 0.25 Mile Bailey Hill Road beginning at a point on Rt. 60, 0.15 Mi. 5-24-55 W. of Rt. 677 and extending in a southeasterly direction to dead end. Length 0.20 Mile Road West of Rt..707 beginning at the S. end of Rt. 707 and 5-24-55 extending W. 0.18 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.18 Mile Preston Road beginning at a point on Rt. 10, 0.20 Mi. N.,of 5-24-55 Rt. 1641 extending in a southeasterly direction 0.26 Mi. to intersection of Rt. 1641 at-int. of Rt. 1645 - Length 0.26 Mile Mitchell Road beginning at a point on Rt. 663 at the int. of Rt. 5-24-55 678 and extending southeast 0.43 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.43 Mile Beakley Street beginning at a point on Rt. 1, 0.08 Mi. S. of 5-24-55 Rt. 608 extending in a westerly direction 0.22 Mi. to int. Rt. 1407 and 1412, at a point 0.08 Mi. S. of Rt. 608 - Length 0.22 Mile Briggs Road beginning at a point on Rt. 1449 1.35 Mi. S. of Rt. 5-24-55 706, extending in a northeast direction 0.20 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.20 Mile M M Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County -2- Additions Friend Road beginning at a point on Rt. 613, 0.22 Mi. E. of Rt. 145, extending in a southerly direction 0.18 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.18 Mile Zion Hill Church Road beginning at a point on Rt. 643, 0.95 Mi. W. of Rt. 10, extending S. 0.15 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.15 Mile Ward Road beginning at a point on Rt. 145, 0.20 Mi. W. of Rt. 144, extending in a southerly direction 0.10 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.10 Mile Morrissette Road beginning at a point on Rt. 636, 0.24 Mi. southwest of Rt. 655, extending N.W. 0.12 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.12 Mile Lee Street beginning at a point on Rt. 1310, 0.24 Mi. S. of Rt. 36, extending S. 0.10 Mi. to turn around. Length 0.10 Mile June 212 1955 West Church Road beginning at a point on Rt. 602 at the int. of Rt. 630 and extending westerly 0.24 Mi. to dead end. Length 0.24 Mile cc - Mr. Felix Mr. Huddle Mr. Crute Mr. Snead Mr. Kellam (Chesterfield) Sincere yours, L—fating Deputy Commissioner Resolution 5-24-55 5-24-55 5-24-55 5-24-55 5-24-55 5-24-55 29 REPORT OF THE REGIONAL HIGI-TAY COMMITTEE IUMTING Wednesday July 6, 1955 - 10: A. M. Present: Allen T. Dotson - Henrico County, Chairman David S. Clark - Henrico County M. T?. Burnett - Chesterfield County George D. Shropshire - Chesterfield County He C. Lee - State Highway Department W. Frank Smith - State Highway Department Kenneth Tilkinson - State Highway Department Earl A. Scott - State Planning & Economic Development Martin W. Richwine, Jr - Department of Public Works Rudolph C. Brauer - City Planning Commission Garland A. Wood - City Planning Commission, Secretary The ('Suggested Priority of Highway Projects" submitted with the minutes of the meeting of May 18th, 1955 was discussed. It was generally agreed that U. S. 250 W and a new Aces bridge connection to the toll road should be'conside red as one unit, and should be considered as first priority for any interstate funds available. Next in importance on the Inter State System was U. S. 60 E which happens to be in the C ity's improvement program for the fiscal years 1956-57 and 1957-58. No crange was suggested in this timing. The extension of Bellemeade Road to connect with U. S. 360-W and E 60 W should, in the opinion of the Committee be made a part of the ry system and should be built with Federal aid at the same time that oll road is constructed. It was generally agreed that Chesterfield y Board of Supervisors would be requested to ask the State Highway tment to construct the extension to Route 60 W when the toll road mpleted, and that it be constructed to limited access standards. The possibility of a parkway along the Chickahominy River connect- ing U.S. 1-N and U.S. 60-E was discussed and the lack of circumferenti.als in the northeast quardant of the trafficways plan was noted. It was suggested that the Henrico County and the City study streets in this area. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 A.M. SECRETARY I oo/ YYZj� JC-o-� 9IROM:rA: At a regdlr met ing of the Board of Suporvi sons of. Chesterfield Cluatvg h,ld at .tha Courthouse on July 13, 1955, at 10:00 a.m. Present: Absent: Mr. Irvin a.Horner, Chairman Mr., T.P.Omter Mr. H. T.Qoyne Dr.Robt. 0. dill Mr. Stanley R.Hague, Tr. Mr. R.T.Britton This day the Rev. Howerd 0. Hobbs of the Chester Presbyterian Church came before the Board giving a short devotional and invocation. This day a delegation appeared before the Board and presented a petition complaining about the water ditch located approximately 100 feet southwest and running parallel to Mills Road in Manchester District. Mr. O.F.Kellamq of the Highway Department presented in writing an estimate of $4 OOD, for the installation of a storm sewer for a distance of 500 feet* on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr*Goyne, it is resolved that action on this matter be deferred until the Board viows the property* On motion of Mr. Hague, seconded by Mr.,Goyne, it is resolved that this Board of Supervisors approve the vacation of a 16• strip of road running through the property of Tones & Robins from Centralia Road to the east line of Glanning Road, shown on a subdivision plat of Belle Park, and described In an agreement dated Tuly 7, 19559 between L.C.Tones and Sarah Francea Jones, his wife, and Luther D. Robin and Talia Robins, his wife, a copy Of which was presented to this Board on Tuly 13, 1955, provided a 16 foot road lying to the east of alanning Road and running through Belle Park sibdivis ion to the property of C. W.Abbott, be increased in width to 50 feet* (2) That the subdivision of ' Belle Park as shown on plat made by Ernest W eBrooks, dated July 29 19559 be approved by the City Planning Oommis lion. This day Mr. Landis came before the Board seeking the improvement of Spruce ,,~venue in the subdivision of Poplar Hills, Bermuda District, which subdivision has been duly recorded but the streets of which have not'been approved, Upon'considerition whereof and on motion of Mr.Ooyns, seconded by Mr.Bague, it is resolved that the Resident 1:;nginear of the Virginia Department of Highways and the County Read Engineer view the road and estimate the cost of improvement of said road from Rt. #10 to the site of a proposed bridge. This day the Executive Secretary read a list of roads which the Highway Department has approved and taken into the Secondary SY8teA►. (Copy into Mig"s Book). err -2" `Vd This day Mr.Hague requested that the SKecutive Secretary have removed the telephone poles on tho Morrisse-te Roads leading westwardly from the Nrzh Road, which poles are on the road right of wayo This day the Mcecutive Secretary reported that the Regional Highway Committee had �;pproved the location of a rightof way, leading southeasterly from Rt,60 and extending south of the Atlantic Coast Line RR. Company's mainline to the ne]mead Street in the City of Richmond, and had suggested that thu Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors request the State Highway Department to construct said rood as soon as the toll road is completedo Upon the examination of plats it showed that said road would be a good circum road allowing traffic proceeding east- wardly along Rt o 60 and Rt,360 access to the toll road without going through the City of Richmond, V-dher©upon it was generally agreed that this matter be investigated by all members of the Board and action be deferred until the next meeting of this Board„ Write usual resolution on Grove Street in Sunny Dell Acres, to h<me same taken into the Secondary System of Road. This day the 1,11.tcohll Road again came before the Board and it was reported that Tare J.P,,Hudson would not sign an easement giving the County the right to have said 11itcehll Road improved. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr-Brittonf seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that it is deemed necessary by this Board to acquire certain property in Manchester District for road purposes and that the Executive Secretary be authorized to pay the sum of $25900 to Mr•y.P.Hudson for all of his rights, title and interest in a'pareel of land containing .43 of an acres being a strip 40 fee -'in width, beginning at the Progidence Road and running to the property of Mr. C.B. '*W This day Mr. Goyne again brought to Mr. Kellam's attention the condition of Rt•738 and the drainage condition of property owned by Mr. Lauterbach at Chimney Corner This day Mr. CeF.Kollam, reperted that certain Secondary Federal t,id Mat-ching Funds would be available to t1l,e County and work should be programmod for the next few years inso far as possible, and the Board agreed to study the problem furthor• This day Mr. C,',TaKollam reported that the timelia County Board of Supervisors had passed a resolution requesting the improvement of Beville% Bridge9 which bridge is subject to inundation during flood periods, and the improvement of seid bridge would call for the coop ration betwoen the County of Chesterfield aril A:ielis Countyq it was generally agreed that r.L-O&:llam would ascertain the cost of the bridge construction and report `;EoCk to this Board• .•3m This day Miss Lena ?Jarriek appeared before the Board saying that the Old Camp Baker s�wciliary which had formerly been in charge had met and appointed her as spokesman for the ' group and that their ie commendations were that the Camp would be operated in the future for under -privileged children, the Camp bearing the name of the W.W.Baker Camp, and that the Board give in writing to the ,auxiliary the possible procedures for aid by the . Uxiliarye, On motion of Mrr.Haguo, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that this Board allow Mr. Heintzman to reclaim any wiring at Camp Baker now not in use and donated to the Camp by Mr. Heintzman. This day the R18cutive Secretary reported that *so L.B.Stubbs had withdrawn her application for a Use Permit for a Pony Ranch in Bensley Village areao This day Mr.E.B.Call came before the Board requesting the rezoning from fgriculture to General Business on the following described parcel of land: In Dale Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet on the east side of Rt. 10 and extending 330 feet along the north side of Rt . 641. There appeared no opposition to said request and on motion of Mr.Hagues seconded by 111r.Goyne r it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the County Road Engineer ascertain the location of the now routing of Rt. 10 at this locationo This day Mr. W. S.Carnes came before the Board seeking the rezoning from criculture to General Business of the following described parcel of land: In Manchestef Magisterial District,, d parcel of land fronting 410 feet on the south side of Rt.638: and extending southwa7rdly approximately 500 feet, said parcel begs ring 500 feet west of Rt.#ls There appeared no opposition to this request, upon'consi deration whereof and on motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby r6zoned from agriculture to General Business. This day Mr.E.P.Rankins represented by Mr.David Meade VEAtes ceme before the Board seeking a Use Permit on the following described parcel of lands on r-Lich to ai;erate a riding school: In Manchester Magisterial Districts a parcel of land fronting on Riverside Drive approximately 3400 feet and extending 850 feet northwardly to the T.cmes River, said parcel being east of the intersection of Club Drive and Riverside Drive. Came also Mr, Y ,H,, TLrbe-711.1e, Mr. S amusl E. F< rdwicks Tr.,presenting -4- a petition sign y'some 19 property owners livll Wsdjecent to the subject property, saying that such a Use Permit would devalue the expensive homes in the neighborhood. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Board has inspected the property In question. This day "Lr• A.W.Tooley came before the Board seeking the rezoning from Residential to General Business off the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 198 feat on Snoed Road and extending northeasterly 215 Peet, said parcel being 100 feet west of the intersection of Rt•1649 and Rte 1657, which is proposed to be rezoned from Residential to Local Business. There appeared no one in opposition to this request, on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the aforedeseribed parcel of land be and the same is hereby rezoned for Local Business. This day Dr.Fred F. Everhart, Tr., and others came before bte Board seeking a Use Permit to operate a veterinary hospital on the following described parcel of land: In Manchester Magisterial District, a paroeo if land fronting 100 feet on the Old Westham Road and extending southwardly 200 feet, said parcel being approximately 400 feet west of Rt • 679. Came also Mr. Eddie Garrigan and ]fir. Robt. T. Dii.ley presenting a petition signed by some 19 property owners in the area opposing the grantinf of this Use'Permit. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Board bas visited the site to investigate the condition prevailing* Aad be it further resolved that this matter again be considered da July 26th at 8:00 p.m. On motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that tl;e game claims as presented by Mr.T.R.Bollamry, be and the some are hereby ordered paid as presented* This day Mr. R.F. Tanner, represented by Mr. R.Pinkney Sowers, appeared before the Board seeking the'elarification of the issuance of a building permit on German School Road, and it was generally agreed that the Board would defer this matter until Wgust 9th, at which time additional information would be available. This day the Executive Secretary presented proposals from four companies bidding on the specifications and construction of a new fire truck for the Wagstaff Circle Piro Department• Upon consideration wheroof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Haguo, it is resolved that this Board accept the bid from the Richmond Rubber and Tire Company in the amount of $8014.19. This day the Eutive Secretary presented bids for a Chassis for the Wagstaff Circle Fire Department truck, which bids are from both Chevrolet and Ford Motor Companies, Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the low bid of $1967,06 be awarded to the Richmond Motor Company. This day the Executive Secretary presented bids for 1000 5/81, water meters for the County Water Department, and recommended that'the bid of the Badger Meter Company which bid is 022*780 less 2 %9 be accepted. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Hague, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that this bid be awarded to the Badger Meter Co. xhis day the bids were submitted for 1000 3/4n corporation stops for the County Water Department. Upon coftssideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Hgue,it is resolved that the lww bid of 81.769 less ?$, be awarded to the AeY,McDonald Company, for these corporation stops. This day the Executive Secretary presented bids for the rehabilitation Of the old oil truck at the Dale Volunteer Fire Department, Upon conaidoration whereof and on motion of UT#Eh ue, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that all of those bids be rejected with the understanding that the specifications will be reviewed by the Supervisor of the District and new bids obtained* This day the 3xecutiv a Secretary read 9 letter from Mr. A.L. Port President, Loague of virgins a 0ounties, stressing er, the facet that the lodal government officials c6nference would be held this year in CharlOttosville on august 290 30 and 310 and requested that the Board again approve the Couatyts part of'the expenses paid by the Compensation Board not to exceed a total of 040.00 per person, Upon'consideration whereof and on motion of Mrs Hague, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this County approve its share of the expenses of the officials of the County desiring to attend this Conference. This day a letter was presented from the State Corporation Commission, Department of Taxation, which showed that the land value Bor public utilities in the County was reduced N0075.00 for the year 1956• This day Mr.T.T.Rose, County t'',sses8or# presented a report in writing s#ing'that for the first two quarters of this calendar year about $4000,000. in assessments had been added to the assessments of the County. This day the Executive Secretary'presented a letter from Mr.H.B• Walker to the Compensation Board, which letter requested the Increase of salaries for four (4) employees in the Commissioner of Revonuete Offices 0120.00 each for the six months following Tuly 1, 19550 Whereupon Mr. Walker stated thht considerable complaint had been raised in his Bop artment because of the apparent high'salaries paid by the School Boards ;Xter considerable discussion, it was agreed that this matter be referred to a Special Committee to investigate this problems Whereupon, the Chairman appointed Mr.Britton, Mr. Hague and the Efwoutivo Secdet as this C*=dtte®• This day the matter of inter protatioa of tho Building Cbdo asmo betb re the Board of Supervisors acting all the Building Ccmtnittee• There appeared Mr. Harvey r11on, Mr. Robt. Schmitt, and Mr. Herbert Crowder$ and others in support of the'praotice of constructing hones with oak flooring on no sub -flooring* The Executive Secretary stated that in the Building Code of the surrounding areas,in F.H.I. and V.:•Codos, sub -flooring was required and it would seem that good building practices would demand some sub -flooring. The County Building Inspector stated that in his opinion the lack of sub -flooring would not ne cessarily impair the safety of the house but would certainly detract from the value and usability of the houso. Upon consideration whereof, lire Goyno modo the following motion: That this Board grant the application for ten permits applied for by Mr. Lilen in the Searcy Subdivision, provided ho follows the specifications of the Building Inspector, which motion died for the want of a second. Upon further consideration and on motion of Mr.Goyno, seconded by Mr.Hague, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until the Building Committoo can view the construction of the area and inspect the construction underway and report back to this Board. On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton# it is resolved that this Board grant to Mr.H.D.Pennington, a building variance to extend hia present dwelling 12 feet toward Oakdale ;:venue in Bermuda District# which Extension would be not less than IS feet from the right of way line,s on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Hague, it is resolved thot this Board grant Mr. Goo. P.Gessman a variance from the building restrictions to allow the construction of a garage 5 foot from the western boundary of his lot facing Jahnko Road* It is here noted that tho adjoining property owners both give their consent in writing. This day the Matter of the approval of a contract with the .tlantic Coast Lino RR. Company for the installation of a water line under the 1itlaatie Coast Line tracks at Rt. #l,.camo before the Board, and the matter woe referred to the Commonwealthfs Attornoy for investigation and the possible deletion of certain restrictive clausess on motion of Mr.Hague, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board authcr ize Mr. Richard Jones, lawyer, from Colonial Heights# to collect by court action, if neoossaxy, the delinquent personal property takes through the year 19509 and the compensation for this work be tho same as paid previously* Mr. Hague brought to the attention of the Board that certain electrical work at the Courthouse needed attention and the ZKocutiveSeeretary was requested to investigate the matter --ad report at a lat&r date. on motion of Mr.Hagus, seconded by Mr.Goyme, dt is resolved that the Executive Seeretn y be and he hereby is requested to have an electrician view the wiring in the :ericultural Building on the Fair Grounds and to consult with 1drJ1*H.Heiatzmaa of Chester about said wiring, and get prices on the replacement of same if it is found re eessary. on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that the Buildings and Grounds Committee study the possibility removing a portion of the jgricultural Building at the southern end to reduce the fire hazard and to increase the roadways It is specifically requested that the Chairman of this Committee calla meeting in the near future. On motion of Dr•Gill, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the County'Hngiaoer be authorized to install a 2" line from the water main on Chesterfield :,.venue in Ettriek to the fire house across the street provided this moots with the approval of the Ettrick Sanitary District Commit too• On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that tho matter of'the water system in Grove place Su diviiosionflOwnedbyrm of M ©y E.L6j&=a9 be referred to the Consulting EnG i and Weeks for the r study* On motion of Mr•Britton, seconded by MX* Goyne, it is resolved that the the County Engineer be requested to make a survey of conditions of the water supply system on Shirley Road and to investigate the possibility of temporary improvement and if said temporary improvement is deemed advisable and can be installed without eXoessive post, authorization is hereby granted for this expenditure. On motion of Mr•Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board be appointed as a Committee to go into P�cecutine session at this time* The Board roeonvening, on motion of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr•Hague, it is resolved that the Buildings end Grounds Committeo be requested to visit the Commissioner of Re^enue*s Office and investigate the matter of the removal of old foffiee equipment• 0n motion, the meeting is adjourned until 8:00 p.me July 26, 1955s, t June 4, ; 95!�' Boy)rd of Jhe-q t r rf i e -I- CL I 7nty C -yers of tl- (,,ln+",y of hy-ce�r)y etition o,rd of of r. to (-)ir -Ction L)P, -[-!-en I 1 1 L c e r t i- n o c t-'; -K J rl t e% v f e t i t id r L t c �A�itrlct. ri.,lmr I - �- t i - c I n t t r i h e to i � 6o -1 , 111 ri J- r 11 1, -2 f r) ll -1 o I n n s ;io t of thc' t(-r is !-(Dv,'ec L 0 ael .-t;-,n`nt N7 n e-- -� e'� nt b r -- ect 1 n; - I ^P I or :-O'l 1) 1 to C-!7' T, e cl i t 1,, 1 -d in ii.-i -,)rrie o2, ti:)nc- fivl f GCt r'r�) to '111- - 71- 11 (--1- 1, 1 6, t 1- t it 1— - -mr'� �- hI i ny s n n w t e r li•t t i F, (ft i t c h f o!- =' r C, c I y ncl n 1 1 th i - - h e 6 (-,, o n Inc I i- o C, to E, e, t t I e on the "Cottol'n of the clitch. ii -rjl)tmlI I - 11 v b(-- n ln,'li f I lin � into thi,,, cli t(-r, -1-1ch f-' o-, throl-l-h their y yard it is c-ster' llh^t tlni,. in----- ..,robin,n 1-e rtvdir�d v,rith of diverting the —ter in .--,ome othr-r Clirectlon. rh.ere it ,noli c not effec�t �c :-rl,, ny r or - or =In uncle:igrolmc3r^in-:,ffe yste-n be con- triie te'r, it is re -,7est ci th^t ti,iq rre.- sl=o,mcll -' 6itch be 9.L-rryed in or..-er to -rec,13,-e the numl-.er, of no,-,,jiiitoes that v,,e now 1-.521-re. ,,e feel th-t thi~ health hr,7�!rcl i- the res,,on-ibility of Cher�ter- fielr-'. Coiinty, �,nd do hereby re-,j-,ectfiilly re. juest th,-t t,.omp. .=c.tion be L, -icen to correct the above d menace. Y re,-, ident