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1955-08-18 PacketVnIG NU.- kt an adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on Augist 189 19559 at 8:30 p.m. Present: Mr, Irvin G. Horner, Chairman Tir ' H, To Goyne Mr: T,P. Gunter Dr. Robt. OoGill Mr9 RoT.Britton Mr. Stanley Ro Hague, Tro % This day the matter of Camp Baker ggain came before the Board and it was generally agreed that the Commonwealth's attorney would be requested to draft a proposed a,Articles of Incorporation" and that each member of the Board would recommend two members from his district to serve on a Board of Directors which would then be in charge of Camp Baker* This day it *as reported that the Committee composed of Mr,Brit ton, Urn Hague and the Executive Secretary had not come to a conclusion as to the matter of bids on the rehabilitation of an oil truck for the Bale Volunteer Fire Department, and upon consideration W*0reof and on motion of Mr, Gunter, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that this m tter be left to the discretion of the above named Committee and that they be empowered to formally accept the bid of their choice concerning the repair of an oil truck for the ]tale Volunteer Fire Department. This day the Executive Secretary reported a request from the Volunteer Pyre Association of the County in the matter of furnishing County auto tags for the various fire departments so that members of each fire department could be easily identified4 and the difference to the County for the manufacture of each tag would be approximately 10V9 Upoft consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr, G11Q it is resolved that the County Treasurer be requested to obtain auto tags for the various members of the 12 volunteer fire departments, and the difference in price be borne by the County. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from. the Ettrick Volunteer Fire Department requesting the purchase of 500 feet of -1/2" fire hose, citing the fact that some of the hose now in use was fourteen years old. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Dr. Gill, seconded by Mrs Gunter, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to purchase 500 feet of 2-1/2" hose for the Ettrick Volunteer Fire Dept. This day there came before the Board the matter of paying for the advertising of delinquent tax suits by Judge H.B.Gilliam, and the claims being paid before said suits were heard in court, which resulted in a loss'to Judge Gilliam. Upon consideration whereof and on motiosi of Dr.Gill, seconded by Mr., Goyner it is resolved that the ZXecutive SeT etory pay the outstanding bills in the amount of 4)56,66. And be it further resolved that the Executive Sscr9'..cry xe;quest Judge H.B.Gillism to use the Times Dispatch an a measure of legal advertising in so fan as possible. This day a resolution was read from the Board of Supervisors of Northumberland County which resolution sponsored a State Sales Tax. Upon eonsl-deratio!: whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyner seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that said resolution be received and filedo It is here noted that Mr. Erik Torstenssoa of Arrikas Sweden, attended the meeting of the Board and gave a brief account of the conditions in Sweden and the visit he is making under the sponsorship of the 4-H Farm Youth Programo UpoL consideret on wnureof and on motion of Dr. Gills seco�dgc by Mr. bwittonr it is Leoo3,,bd that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to write c letter to Mr. Torstenssou blanking him for his visit. This day there were read letters from Mr. g.L.Herol.d, Ur- Wm e 08 awen, Mr, Robt • J �S0UT1 .t-V- and the Enos Volunteer Fire Department ! lice all of which asked for consideration in the study now taking p on the proposed extension of WOOT mains in Chesterfield County, which letters were ordered received and filed, This day the matter of approval of ,Arsenal Hills" subdivision in Midlothian District came before the Board, and there was presented a letter from Idr. C. Merle Luck of Belona Arsenal Farm which letter -!u,itstod the setting aside of arsenal Drive and arsenal Hills for a fixture subdivision of the Belona Arsenal Farm, and Whereasr the subdivision of arsenal Hills which has been proposed for some 6 months has finally been platted and approved by the City of Richmond, it was generally agreed that the Executive Secretary would approve the plat of Arsenal Hills, with its proposed Arsenal Drive as d:?awu and submittedr and that a letter be sent to Mr. C.Merle Luck citing the regret of the Board having to take this action. This day the Executive Secretary prevented a letter from Dr. R.Melhillips which letter cited the condition of the Chester dump prevailing a- hhl.s time. 1,'hereupon Mr- Goyne cited the fact that on numerous a(,casijne corral air.ts had been made and the Board had taken no action against this health hazard* per, Britton and Mr • (meter W ei^eupon the Chairman appointed MraGoyne, to serve on a Committee to seek the availability of existing properties for dumping purposese Phis nay there arose a discussion as to the Health Department and its lack of ordinances to control certain existing health hazards. The Commonwealth's ordinances and wouldrinclude certain rted he web in the ordinancesess of for the County or i M Health Department which would facilitate the operation of this Department. Mr. Gatos also cited the fact that he was working on an ordinance for the taxing of trailers in the County. This d1W Mr.Stanley Hague presented the biennial budget for the Welfare Department. On motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Dr*GIll, it is resolved that said budget be approved as presented. The matter of the contract with the City of Petersburg 6n the purchase of water and sewerage treatment facilities was discussed briefly before the Board and it was generally agreed that maps would be dram by the County Engineer covering the areas to be served by these services. The matter of the formal approval of the Health Center came before the Board and it was generally agreed that the contractor for the County would send waivers from all sub—oontractors before a resolution of formal approval was adopted, Pe Executive Secretary read a list of roads accepted by the state ighway Department effective August 159 1955, which list is as follows: (Copy into Minutes;. On motion of Mr. Hague, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to write a letter of thanks to the workmen of the Water Department who worked so diligently during the last water emergency* It was generally agreed that the Building Inspector be authorized to grant a building permit to Tinsley and Smith on the Overstreet proly rty. The matter of a building variance for Mr. W.A.(ireen was held in abeyance until camplete information can be obtained* On motion, the meeting is adjourned until 9:30 p.m• :august 25,1955• ! QUOTATION FROM ESTABLISHED 1222 DIAL 2-8326 SEVENTH AND LEIGH STREETS Richmond 3, Virginia To Board of Supervisors. Chesterfield County, Chesterfield C. H.. Va. Gentlemen: QUANTITY We are pleased to quote as follows: DESCRIPTION cL MPAN Y, INC. Attention Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Your Inquiry Aug. 1P 1955 Your Reference We propose to supply the Fire Equipment, as shown by detailed list attached, mount such items as require mounting on your chassis, including raising the present tank to provide clearance for the mounting the Hall HHB Pump, providing a mounting, in the rear for the FZZ pump, move the present reel to a new location(to provide a place for the HHB Pump) buildin boxes on running boards to carry suction and. 1-U21I Fire Hose and Dry Chemical Extinguishers, also mounting 1-1/2 Quart Extinguisher in Cab and mounting Siren, Search Light, working lights, fire axe, crow bar and ike pole and painting truck Fire Department Red No Lettering) We propose to have the work done at the plant of the Crenshaw Equipment Co., in Richmond, Va., to which location we would ask you to deliver the present truck and take delivery of the completed job . FOR THE SUM OF ............... 11 quotations subject to immediate acceptance. Prices subject to change without no PRICE $3226,16 Terms NET CASH UPON ACCEPTANCE Remarks: _THIS IS A LUMB SUM BID FOR THE Shipping Point AS SHOWN ALOVE EQUIPMENT AND MOUNTING. WE DO NOT OFFER TO DO THE MOUNTING WORK AS A SEPERATF F.O.B. ITEM, however, we offer a Lump Sum price on th t, all Items, of $2000.00 Frt. Allowance RICH RE RUBBER COMPANY, Inc., Delivery WITHIN 45 DAYS AFTER AWARD g Formerly Mana er Industrial Products Dept. RICHMOND RUBBER COMP COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD E,UIPMLTNT TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO FIRE FIGHTING UNIT %_LE VOLUNTEER FIRE DLPT. 1 Hale HI-1E3 - 200 gallon per minute Booster Pump - Driven from rower take -off from truck trans- mission - mounted across frame with 1-2111 suction intake and 1-2111 discharge valve i (Disc_iaarge reduced to 1111) on each side. �Tkis j+r}cc- does-NOT-imc.1-u4e-Unirersa1- -3oto 4s -arid -SI3o pt -Drire -Skaf t -or any, friptng art4 ear� (Tlaniford includes connection for 211 line from tank and 1-If' line to booster reel.) BUT does include Venier Throttle and two gauges, PUMP MOUNTED READY FOR OPERATION 1 dale F a Portable Pump complete with I3riggs and PRICE AMOUNT $848.00 $848.00 Stratton 3.`5 II.P. 4 cycle gasoline engine, 391.00 391.00 mounted in frame with carrying handles. 4. 10, sections 22" Hard Suction Hose coupled with male and female expansion ring pin lug coup- lings - National Standard Thread. Lot 135.16 135.16 (These Suctions will fit both pumps.) 1 211 Cadirium Plated Strainer - National Standard Thread 13.50 13.50 1 12" x l " x 1111 Siamese with Shut-off Valves on each outlet. 45.00 45.00 (To provide 2 lines from portable pump.) 1 111 J-'rass Chronic Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery 65.50 65.50 Nozzle - (For Booster Line). National Standard Chemical Thread. 2 1111 Brass Chrome Plated Select-O-Stream Mystery Nozzles (for 12" lines) - National Standard hhreud...........................1.....69.50 139.00 ........ 200 f t. 1" - 3 Braid Booster I -lose coupled in 50 ft. lengths <<;ith Rrass Chrome Plated Bar-ffay Couplings- `"ational Standard Standard CheiAcal Thread. Uith .dapter to connect hose to booster reel. 75.00 C 150.00 200 ft. 1111 Double Jac'.et Cotton tubtjer Lines Treated Fire I:lose coupled in 50 ft. lengths -,Ath brass e.x?ansion ring. Mocker lug couplings. National 90 00 C 180.00 Standard Thread. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 2 i0` Jry Chemical Fire Extinguishers complete with 45.00 90.00 truck brackets, charged ready for use. - 1 - . Co LINTY OF C:Ei 'STE-4�, ELD - EAUIPMENT TO CO LAVER' AKK TRUCK TO FIDE FIGH'171NG UNIT - DALE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. - 2 - PRICE AMOUNT 1 12 Qt. Vaporizing Liquid Fire Extinguisher complete with truck bracket. Charged ready for use. $10.50 $10.50 1 Type 66-L Federal Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome plated - 6 volt for cab roof 81.00 8I.00 mounting. 1 Seined P,eam, Large Chrome Plated type, Cab Operated. Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab. 16.00 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 2-;ill Double Female ,adapter - National Standard Thread 12.00 12.00 (To connect suction hose to fire hydrant). 2 Sealed Beam Hose or Working Lights with swival base mounting - .%:'mass Chrome Plated - 6 volt. 11.00 22.00 1 Fire Axe with mounting brackets. 10.00 10.00 2 Booster Hose Spanner Wrenches. 1.50 3.00 2 1111 - 22�' Hose Spanner Wrenches. 1.50 3.00 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench. 5,00 5.00 1 Crow Bar with Mounting Bracket. 8.00 8.00 1 10 ft. Pike Pole with mounting brackets. 13.50 13.50 Total for equipment $2276.16— Mounting equipment, making changbe, painting 950.00 The Company receiving the order must install all equipment mountings, pumps, etc., and must paint the truck an acceptable red color. TOTAL $3226.16 Bids will be received 9:00 a.m., August 9, 1955• Truck to be co�n>leted as 45 days after the bids are awarded. THIS PRICE INCLUDED: RAISING THE PRESENT TANK SUFFICIENT TO PERMIT MOUNTING OF THE PUMP. CONNECTING THE OUTLETS FROM THE TANK INTO ONE PIPE LINE TO SUPPLY PUMP. MOVING PRESENT REEL TO A NEW LOCATION (IT IS NOW IN WAY OF PUMP) MAKING BRACKETS AT REAR OF TRUCK FOR PORTABLE PUMP MOUNTING. BUILDING BOX ON RUNNING BOARDS ON EACH SIDE TO TRUCK. TO CARRY SUCTION HOSE, 1-1/2" HOSE AND DRY CHEMICAL FIRE EXTINGUISHERS, ALSO MOUNTING 1-1/24T. EXTINGUISHER IN CAB AND MOUNTING SIREN, SEARCH LIGHT, WORKING LIGHTS, FIRE AXE, CROW BAR AND PIKE POLE AND PAINTING TRUCK RED - NO LET7E.RING. We propose to have the work done at the Plant of the Crenshaw Equipment Co., Richmond, Va., to which point we would ask you to deliver the present truck and take delivery of the completed job. M CM COUNTY Of CHESTERIMULR EgUIPMER'T TO CONVERT TANK TRUCK To rxRB riGHTINO UNIT I Hale HHB-200 gallon per urinate Hoosier Pump - Driven from power take -off from truck transmiss- ion- mounted across from* with 1-2*0 suction intake and 1-2*" dis"srgs valve (Discharge re- duo*d to 40) on each aide. (This price does NOT Inaludo Universal Feints and Short Drive Shaft or any piping And valves.) (Maniford includes connection for 2" lies, from tank and l*" line to booster real.) BUT does include Venier Throttle, and two gauges - IL Hays T'2Z Portable Pump eoaaaphoto with Briggs and Stratton 8,25 HoP. 4 oyele gasoiine engines mounted in !'rams with earrying handles. 4 14 sections 2*" Hard Suction 8080 coupled with male and female expane1*0 rind pin lug eoup- lings * National Standard 'Tbroad. (These Sanctions will fit both pumps.) 1 *a*« Cadmium Plated Strainer .. national Standard Thread* 1 1 " x l** x I** Siamose with Sbnt.•off valves on each outlet. 9 (To provide 2 lines from Portable Pump*) li"Brass Chrono Plated gelosotwQ-Stream mystery Nozzle* (tor 1*" lines) - National Standard Thread. 1 is Brass Chrome Plated seisst.*o-stream Mystery vossle (For Booster Liao). Rational Standard Ohomteal Thread. 978.00 350.00 90.00 $ 20.00 46.00 65.50 69.50 - $ 139.00 tat ft. in -* 3 Braid Booster ROO* eeaplod in 30 ft* lengths with Brass Chromo plated Bar-Woy 66 132.00 couplings - National Standard Chemical Thread. With Adaptor to oonnoot hose to booster rool* joe ft. 1*" Double Jacket Cotton Rubber Limed TIMated � �.00 200.00 Fire Hose coupled in 50 ft. Lengths with brass expansion ring. Rooker lug Couplings. Rational Standard Thread. 2 10# Dry Chemical Fire Extinguishers complete with @ $ 39.75 - $ 79.50 truck brackttsw charged ready for,use. 1 Atla"tlo .SURP4 com "Y p. C' OCR Zia riittFFOLK :-: VIRGINIA VOUN iTY , OY GHBST I D - EQUIPMENT` NT` T4 t2OXVZRT ' � TRUCK ` TO FIRE FIGHTIXO UI - DALR TOLUNT19RR FIRE Di�T, 2 .. 1 1* Qt. Vaporising Liquid Piro Rxtinguishstr ***plot* with truck bracket. Charged ready foruste. 1 Typo 66•L i.dera►l Siren with blending red light in head - brass chrome plated. • 6 volt for stab root mounting, 1 Sealed Betas, Large Chrome Plated Typo. Cab -Operated Searchlight for mounting on corner post of cab. 12.50 $ 81.00 14.50 2 Carpenter Ja-24 Electric viand Lanterns with brackets 15.00 30.00 for mounting on side of body„ complete with dry dell batteries. 12P Double Female Adaptor ,• National Standard. Thread (To connoot suction has* to Are hydrant) . 2 Sealed Beam Rose or Working Lights with *viral base mounting .. Brass Qhromo plated 6 volt. 1 tiro Axe with mounting brackets, 2 Booster Hes• Spanner Wren4hos. 2 1*" 2*R Hese Spanner Wroaahes. 1 Adjustable Combination Hydrant and Spanner Wrench. 1 Crow Bar with Daunting Bracket. 1 14 ft. Pike Pole with wountin; braokots. $ 12.08 $ 11.50 - 23.00 $ 14.50 2.35 5.50 $ 10.00 $ 18.90 The company receiving the order must install all equipment mountings, pumps, a,t*, $ and must paint that truck an acceptable fired color. Bids will be received 9 t 4d a►.m, a August 9• 19" s Truck to be completed 43 days after the buds are awarded, 1 0 1 01 O 5 D 2.75 P. 0. aor_< 461 OUFFOLK rat VIRGINIA In 0 QaUXTY Of Cuko"'Tkari&Lu 94UIPMENT To CONVERT TANK TRUCK TO lIRN FIGHTING UNIT I Hale UHFT-200 gallon par minute, Booster Pump- . Driven from powers Uko-off from truck traneniss- ion- mounted &are#* frame with 1-2** suction intake and I-►2jo "gab^rge Valve (Discharge r+r- duoad to lip) on eaob side. (This price loos MW iaalwde Uaiv*rsa►1 Joints and Short Drive Shaft as* any pipiatt and valves,) (Maniford includes connection for 210 line from tank and 1i* line to booster reel.) NOT loos 620.00 inolu4o To+nier Throttle and two gatagss. 1 Oberdorfer Mod. 26 Booster Pu*p mounted complete w/piping guages 1 Hale Fait Portable Pump oompotw with Briggs and 6 valves Stratton 8*23 it.p. 4 01010 gasoline angiaaa mounted in t rame, with carrying hAndlss. 340.00 1 Gorman -Rupp 6201 Pump lot sections 2 * Hard Suction Uoso coupled with Salo and femaxa expansion ring pin lug coup- lings - National Standard Threads 155.00 (Those Suctions will fit both PUNIPSO 1 2 * C3adaaium plated Strainer •► National Standard 24.00 Thread. Unrome Plated Expanded metal or aluminum 11.00 tia�aaesa with shuts-aff Valves on 50.00 *sob outlet. 9 (To provide 2 lines from portable pusg►. ) t 1jj'j3rass Chrome Plated 3eleatt-0-Str*ar Mystery 139.00 Vogel** t for If* lino*) - National Standard Thread. 1 1* Brass Chrome Plated Solaot-0-Strean Mystery 65.50 Nozzle (for Booster Liu*)* ]rational Standard Chemical Threads 200 ft. 1* - 3 Braid Booster Race coupled in 50 fts 170.00 length* with Brass Ohrora Platted Bar -Nay couplings - National Standard chemical Threads With Adaptor to oonnoai horse to booster reel. 200 fts If* Ooutjrlo Jacket Cotton Rubber twined T%vatod 164.00 rtr* lies* Coupled in 50 fto lengths with brass expansion ring. Hooker lug caoup ing#* National standard "Thread. 2 to Extinguishers Chemical FirExtinguishers complete with95.00 truck brack6ts ®hargod ready for Us*- l, .. I� + COUNTY OF CltlrsTsR r' - 9 r Xt4ilEp M T to ()OXV1C.F+T 'D..04K TRUM l 1 4 t. V"POrLaing Liquid Piro xx'tinguisho r` Coupled MICA with truck braokst, Charged 1M .00 roady for us*# 1 Typo 66-1- 'federal s1,1ron with blending red Ught .in heat 80.00 roo1 ...mow;b*fir►ss tLas+�� plated -• +�► volt for cab $04 104 noa f Largo Chrome Plated Type# Cab 0pori'i Q4 11.70 '° 0a r ohlIght for mounting on oornor post of Caleb„ 2 CarPonter J•,24 "curl.Wind Lantorns with brackots for 32.00 mounting on side Of #Odd * + ONPIeto with dry cell batteries, 1 2 N Double Fomle Adaptor.* Uuttionul ,it n4ard 7hro&4 (To 12.00 o*nnect suction t1*0e to Arx hydrant j . 2 SO&1Od DO&N '`loge or Working LLghts with wival base 22.00 'Mounting - Brass Chrome plated volt & l Piro with mounting br ok*ts. 15.00 2 Booster Bose Spanner honchos. 4.50 2 l** 2 " Ross Sponsor Wr bes. 2.50 l ild Justable Combination natiara Hydrant and Spanner Wrench, 5.00 l Crow E3ar with untire [ttokot. 15.00 1 10 f t. Pik* PQIQ with mountift brot kots4 _ 15.00 Total 2,169.20 The Company receiving tho order must install all •quipmont wountings, pumPst etm., and 'Oust paint the truck an acoeptablo rod color. Bids will be received 9ttad aoa*L# August 9r 193,E0 Truok %0 be completed h,5 dabs after the bits aro awarded's All equipment above will be installed at no additional cost and painting will be included if the entire order is placed with us. 4�e E. C. cothwell, Jr. Fire Control Equipment Co. m m 4-6 t , y r-,- qvz,,J ;Leo/ "Ar �rrr►' `rr Cttrick Volunteer .`dire Apartment 97 CHESTERFIELD AVENUE PHONE 4586 ETTRICK, VIRGINIA July 27, 1955. Dr. Robert 0. Gill, Supervisor, Yatoaca District, Chesterfield County, Fsttrick, Virginia. Dear Dr. Gills As was discussed with you several days ago, this Fire Department is in need of 500 feet of 2-1/2 inch Double Jacket Fire Hoses"PETERSBURG THREAD." This Department is required of the National Board of Fire Underwriters to have 1000 feet of the 2+" hose on hand at all times. 500 feet was purchased for the Department in 1953, prior to that, 500 feet was purchased in 1941. Thb hose purchased in 1941 is now 14 years old and should be replaced at once. One section broke during a drill of the Department on Monday, July 25 and several other sections of this hose are in a leaky condition. We respectfully request that this hose be purchased as soon as possible. We feel that with the purchase of this hoses this Department will be in excellent operating condition for some time to come. Respectfullyq Ettrick Volunteer Fire Dept.$ f amessH. roc Hkwell j. Secretary. cm rn HERBERT B. GILLIAM ATTORNEY AT LAW 704 UNION TRUST BUILDING PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA July 25th, 1955. Mr. M. W. Burnett, -'Executive Secretary, Board of Supervis6rs of County of Chesterfield, Chesterfield Courthouse, Va. Dear 14r . Burnett I received your letter of July 18th, 1955, requesting further data in regard to orders of publication, etc., in various tax suits brought by me on behalf of the County of Chi_,sterfield for the sale of lands for delinquent taxes unpaid thereon. 1. The suit of County of Chesterfield v. Heirs of Clara E. Giddings was never completed, as the land could not be located. No fees or costs were collected in this suit. C�>py of the bill for the order of publica- tion is enclosed in the sum of y1;7.66. 2. The suit of County of Chesterfield v. Heirs of W. A. Dudley was never completed, as the land could not be located, but the error was not detected until the property had been aftertised for sale. No fees or costs were collected in said suit. Copy of bill for the order of publication in the sum of $9.18 and copy of bill for printing hand bills in the sum of $4.50 are enclosed herewith. 3. The suit of County of Chesterfield v. Heirs of William Patterson and Mary Roach was never completed, as the land could not be located. No fees or costs were collected in this suit. Copy of bill for order of publication in the sum of $5.56 is enclosed. 4. In the suit of County of Chesterfield v. Un1known heirs of John Porter, �r. some one went to the Clerk's Office and paid the taxes in the sum of `U 9.83 without my knowledge, and the person in the Clerk's Office handling the mat-�;er did not know that I had brought a suit for the sale of the land. Therefore, no fees or costs were collected in this suit. Copy of bill for order of publication in the sum of '7.16 is enclosed. 5. In the suit of County of Chesterfield V. Heirs of Randolph Scott the land could not be located. No fees or costs were collected in this suit. Copy of bill for order of publication in the sum of $5.60 is en- closed herewith. 6. In the suit of County of Chesterfield v. Ann Green the property was advertised for sale and sold, but the sale was never completed as some question arose as to the legality of the assessment of the taxes. In the meantime, some one paid the taxes -)n the property amounting to over �60.00 without my knowledge. Therefore, no fees or costs of Court were collected in said suit. Copy of bill for order of publication in the sum of 05.32 and copy of bill for printing hand bills advertising the sale n the sum of `p6.00 are enclosed herewith. M. W. B. #2- July 2 5th, 1955. 7. In the suit of County of Chesterfield v. Anthony Walker the property could not be located. No fees or costs were collected in this suit. Copy of bill for order of publication in the sum of ?5.68 is enclosed herewith. As set out above, I have received no fees and make no charge for my services in any of the suits listed above. There are several more bills due the Southside Virginia News in other tax suits brought by me for Chesterfield County, but I have not had the opportunity to go through the papers in these suits. However, I feel that, if I can collect the bills referred to in the above seven items, the indebtedness to the Southside Virginia News has been considerably reduced. Thanking you for your kindness in taking these matters up with the Board and awaiting your advice, I am, with best wishes, Very truly y rs, f M M Virginias At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Northumberland County held at the Courthouse at Heathsville on Monday the 27th day of June 1955s Present: . I)r w R.L. Hudnall, Chairman Ira D. Hinton, Sr., Robert A. Brent G, Marvin Sandy and Walter. Johnson, Attorney for the Commonwealth Whereas, the Board being of the opinion that the ever increasing costs of the maintenance and operation of the public schools of this State will require the raising of considerable add it ions 1 re ve nue ; and Whereas, the Board being , of the further opinion that a State retail sales tat would be the most equitable tax for the raising of such needed additional revenue! Therefore, be it resolved by the Board of SupervisoJ�s of Northumberland County, Virginia, in regular meeting assembled, that it favors the imposition of a State retail sales tax in Virginia by the General Assembly of Virginia, at their next session, the revenue to be raised therefrom to be used exclus- ively to cover the costs of the maintenance and operation of the public schools in Virginia. It is ordered that copies hereof be made and mailed to Senator -elect Blake T. Newton, W. Tayloe Murphy member of the House of De le ga to s , the State Chamber of Commerce, the League of Virginia Counties and to the Boards of Supervisors of each County in Virginia. i0' ROSELAWN FARM RT. 1, BOX 115 CHESTER, VIRGINIA v July z7.19 5 Chesterfield County Board pt Supervisors M.W.Burnett Ea.See. Chesterfield C.H. Va. Bear Mr. Burnett : I understand that a water survey is to be made in certain section of the county in the near future . I would like to call our attention to Ieneed of a survey in our refer to thehterritor borcl6m*ng part of ermuda district on Harrowgate r1ad�ewThis housessection beingistartedopig everyrapidly from Chester to Kt. I trust you will take this in consideration when the survey is made I will appreciate it if you will bring this to the attention of the board at the proper time Very sincerely yours lid - a.�..v� �c /Wm.C.Shawen Copy to B•L•Goyne Chestepheld Volunteee Fite Depaptment No. 6 ENON AND RIVERMONT AREAS BERMUDA DISTRICT ROUTE 2, CHESTER, VA. Board of Supervisors Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: August 5, 1955 We understand from the newspapers that a survey is being made for the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to determine the future needs of further expanding the county water system. This volunteer fire department representing a good number of the citizens of this area desire to be on record requesting that the Enon-Rivermont area be included in any survey that may be made. There is a great need in this area for an adequate water supply due to the increase being made in the school facilities, the ex- panding residential and industrial growth, and the uncertainty of the present well, supplying this area. Due to the proximity of this area to the city of Hopewell we would suggest the possibility of securing an adequate supply of good water from this source be explored. We trust this area of the county will be considered in any further expansion of the county's water facilities. Respectfully submitted, CHESTERFID VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT NO. 6 President Vice President Secretary -Treasurer M 19 Board of Supervisors Chesterfield, Va. Gentlemen: With the from Chester to U. commend this road needed now. cc: H. T. Goyne Rt. 7t Richmond, Virginia August 8, 1955 rapid growth along the Harrowgate Road S. #1 Highway, I do hope you will re- in your survey for water. It is badly Yours truly, e•�- Robert J. Schmidt. CHARLES MERLE LUCK BELLONA ARSENAL FARM MIDLOTH [AN, VIRGINIA July 25th.1955 Chesterfield Board of Supervisors, Attention: Mr. M.W.Burnette, Chesterfield C.H. Virginia. Dear Sir: - Being the owner of the Historical Bellona Arsenal which I restored in 42,I would like to request your Board to retain the name of "Arsenal Hills and Arsenal Drivel' so that I can use same in the future when I subdivide the above farm for a high type development. I trust you appreciate the above names are appropiate and belong to this place and should be used to bring attention to this most Historical place we have in Chesterfield County. Anything you can do to retain these names will be greatly appreciated. Yours very truly, Bellona Arsenal Farm, By �/O� wner ROBERT MACON PHILLIPS, M. D.VIO� CHESTER PHARMACY BUILDING CHESTER. VIRGINIA TELEPHONE; CHESTER 2261 August 6, 1955 Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors Chesterfield, Va. Gentlemen: I should like to bring to your attention the and unhealthy situation existing at the and located here in Chester, garbage dump To my knowledge the "trash" has been accumulati least four months with no attempt to egevor at control th increasing pile-up. It is probably not _ doze this refuse each week in order to eliminate theto b�l growth of flies and other pests but certainly be some attempt there should bo cover the accumulation at least often enough to keep them partually under control. With all the sparsely populated areas existing in Chester- field County, it is amazing that a s pot was picked for this purpose at the outsetand, if to Chester I think the dump should be moved. , if Possible, I enclose several photographs taken a month ago to illustrate how intolerable this condition has become. members of the board on a hot s day would visit by the more impressive in demonstrating d be even sanita which I believe constitutes a definite health azarddition Respectfully, * 0Z &,- , * 4 Copy to Mr. H. T. Goyne V � 4 N Luck Const" n Company C. MER!" J; WNER P.O. BOX 7036 T LEPHONE 4-3913 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA June 13 1955 Board of Supervisors Chesterfield Co. Chesterfield C.H. Virginia. Gentlemen:- Approxi-kately two miles east of Bellona Arsenal on "Old Gun Road" they are developing a very small Sub -division, I notibed that they have put up signs naming the sub -division "ARSENAL HILLS" sad the road going through the property "ARSENAL DRIVE; Col.Hancock Reed and my self object seriously to both of these names being used as it is mis-leading "FOUNDRY coming to Bellona Arsenal or either Col.Reedts 'FOUNDRY PLACE seeing all of these signd stating Arsenal Hills naturally would thin$ that the above named places would be in that location instead of two miles further down the road. I have never put up signs to the effect but we have always considered the road leading into Bellona Arsenal as ARSENAL DRIVE and had expected to use this road some day as a�# State road through the property for a sub-divisioh-.,development. Anything that your Board can do to prohibit the above from using the name ARSENAL DRIVE will be Appreciated by us. Yo ve r tr .Merle Luck HIGHWAYS -EXCAVATION -SEWERS -WATERLINES -CONCRETE m m _ - -- __ _ _ _ --- - _------ - �- •- -r, _ _��-� -sue-- 0- GoMMo J. A. ANDERSON. COMMISSIONER E. P. BARROW. LAWRENCEVILLE, VA. S. S. FLYTHE. MARTINSVILLE, VA. S. D. MAY. TAZEWELL, VA. BURGESS E. NELSON. MT. JACKSON, VA. S. W. RAWLS. FRANKLIN. VA. HOWARD C. ROGERS. HAMILTON, VA. TUCKER C. WATKINS. JR., SOUTH BOSTON, VA. WILLIAM A. WRIGHT. TAP-AHANNOCK. VA. DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND 19, VA. August 12, 1955 Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: F. A. DAVIS. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER Q CHIEF ENGINEER R. P. ELL ISON. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT WM. R. GLIDDEN. ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER M. H. HARRIS, ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER G. D. FELIX. RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER J. P. MILLS. JR.. TRAFFIC & PLANNING ENGINEER G. L. NUNNALLY, PURCHASING AGENT C. J. ALLARD. AUDITOR IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO ROUTE No. Additions to the Seoondary System - Chesterfield County As requested in resolution by your Board, the following additions to the Secondary System of Chesterfield County are hereby approved - Effective August 15, 1955. Adit�ios Resolution From Rt. 710, 0.19 Mi. E. of Rt. 637 to 0.07 Mi. S. to Int. 6-28-55 of Wannee Way - Length 0.07 Mile From Ponce De Leon Rd. 0.07 Mi. S. of Rt. 710 to turn -around - 6-28-55 Length 0.14 Mile From Wannee Way 0.06 Mi. S. of Ponce De Leon Road and running 0.11 6-28-55 Mi. S. to turn -around - Length 0.11 Mile From Wannee Way 0.12 Mi. E. of Ponce De Leon Rd. S. 0.08 Mi. to 6-28-55 turn -around - Length 0.08 Mile From Rt. 704, 0.22 Mi. W. of Rt. 679, 0.16 Mi. N. to Montauk Dr. - 6-28-55 Length 0.16 Mile From Nokomis Road 0.08 Mi. N. of Rt. 704 to 0.10 Mi. E. to turn -around 6-28-55 Length 0.10 Mile From Rt. 679, 0.18 Mi. N. of Rt. 704 0.22 Mi. W. to Quarry Rd. 6-28-55 Length 0.22 Mile r— From S. St. 0.06 Mi. E. of Rt. 1142 to 0.24 Mi. S. to turn -around - 6-28-55 Length 0.24 Mile From end of Rt. 1142 E. 0.04 Mi. to Lucia Drive - Length 0.04 Mi. 6-28-55 M M Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County -2- Additions From Rt. 1141, 0.08 Mi. E. of Rt. 1140, to 0.22 Mi. N. to Center Street Length 0.22 Mile cc - Mr. Felix Mr. Huddle Mr. Crute Mr. Snead Mr. Kellam (Chesterfield) August 12, 1955 Resolution_ 6-28-55 Sincergly-yours, P� F. A. Davis, Deputy Commissioner '% a t 41 A J L--- I 9 �C'hs �or-ers T?+s�•.. Gil q TO Ysleqslolf i%1.t1 m 9 r • ✓I J