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12-11-1945 MinutesVIRCINIA: at a meetinE of thc Board of ~upervisors ~f Chesterfield Count~ held et the Courthouse on Decembe~ ll, 1945, st 10:C0 a.m. Pressnt: ti. L.Chalkley, Chairman J. G. Hening H. T. Goyne W. %. Homer T. D.~iatkins P.~,. Covington The minutes of the lest z.e~:ular meeLing, h~ving been rcad, are approved. "Salaries, ~llowances, cts. Paid by th-~ ~x~c. ~ec'y. from the General County h~n~d Horace L. Chalkley Jemes G. Hening W. A. Homer Harold T. Goyne p. ',~ COvington T. D~ Watkins J. Wm.Dance M. A. Cogbill W. R.Oaldwell G.W.Moore~ Jr. Walter N.Perdue 0. B. Gate~ Auline B. Wills ~ancy Fallen ~P.Rixey Jones B.J.Banks ~George Baskerville Willie Smith R.F.Jones Henry Goode R.~.Eike R.N.Winfree A.J.horner C.W.Smith I.E.Bowman R.,~.Koch E.P.Gill E.T.Smith C.~.Cu~ingh~m H.N.Tzrrell Supervisor-Salary and mileage T re a su r er Commonwealth' s ~ttorney Executive Secretary Withhcld ing Tax Commissioner of Revenue Clerk, Circuit Court %~ithholding Tax Sheriff County ~teno~?e pher Withholding Tax Home Dem. ~gent , ithholdinq~ Tax Treveling Expenses County ~gent 'Jithholdi~ Tax Janitor ~'~ithholding Tax Truck driver's helper ~ithholding Tax Truck driver . ithholdin~ T~x ~ Co. *~gri. Agt.~o_~. j ~,it hholdi~ TaX Janitor Withholding Tex Land ~ssessor -7 days ,ithholding Tax Land ~ssessor- 7 days ~,ithholdir~ Tax Forest Fire ~arden -ithholding Tax Mi lea ge Chief ~f Poli~e ~ithhold zng Tax Mileage and Tel. Investigator Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. Invest igator ,i~hholding Tax Mileage and Tel.%llow Police 0fficer Withholding Tax Mileage end Tel. allow. Police Officer ,ithholding Tax Mileage and Tel. allow. Police 0ffi car ~Jithholding Tax Mileage and Tel. ~llow. Police Officer ~githholding Tax Mileage and Tel. A&low. 29.28 28.58 28.68 28.38 29.13 29.58 795.89 245.83 $333.33 51.80 281.53 579.00 83.3~ 1.09 82.33 185.73 150.00 21.50 128.50 1 · 10 83,90 2O.OO 103.90 3.00 _ 155.58 92.50 1.50 91.00 '90.00 1.20 88.80 95.60 -- 1.30 9~.70 .50 64.50 75.00 .70 74.30 .60 69.40 .60 69.40 50.00 .10 49.90 35.00 84.96 246.00 52.60 207.~0  288.05 3.70 96.95_ 273.25 i8o.oo 3.70 98.62 274.92 160.00 ?.30__ 152.~0~ 97.7~ . 250.4( 140.06 2.60 137.40  230.9( 24. OQ_ 136.00 95.80 231.8' 160. O0 7.30 96.38 ~53.2 "Salariest Allowances, etc. Paid by the ~xec. Oec'y. from the General Coun. t~ ~d: D. ~.~urphey Um. B. Pucke tt R. E. Feeba ck C.R.~ackso~ Joseph Darling C.K.Jolly W.H.Flynn Police Officer ,,ithholding T~x Mileage and Tel. allow. Police 0f~cer ~{ithholding Tax Police Officer Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. AllOW. ~tspstcher ,,ith~olding Tax Dispatcher ,.ithholding Tax Dispatcher ~,ithholding Tax Police Officer ~,ithholding Tax *160.00 3.10 156.90' 96.58 ~253.28 80.00 1.,00 79.00 160.00"' 3.10 'i5~'.90 100.89 257.79 ~'37.5d' 19.00 118,50 110.00" 13.20 96.80 ii0.06 ' 13.20 96.80 62.50 - 3.30 _ 59.20_ "Routine, Standard Claims Paid by the Executive Secretary f~om the Oeneral Co· Fu~ The C&P Tel. Compan?D Local service Nov.1 thru Nov.30, 1945 $318.68 Walter L. Barnes, L..Coroner Viewing body and making medical exam. of ',,alter L. Sexton, deceased,128~ Highland Ave., Truby Motor Company Truby Motor Company henrico County Treas. a.C.L.RR.Company City of Petersburg ¥irginia ~lectric & Power Co. 0ity of Petersburg Mrs. Thee T, Cogbill,P.M. City Collector,Richmond S .~. Elli son~ Dr. Claiborne T. Jones Virginia Electric & Power Co. Dr. A.C. Ray Jam~E 0. Eirk, J.P. Florence S. Volkman,M.D. p.L.Travts virginia Electric & Power ~o. Eastern otate Hospital Henrico ~ounty R.B.gugu~tine Ins. ~gency,Inc. Colonial Heights Gas, oil and repairs-~o, truck Gas, oil and repairs-Co, car Board of prisoners confined in jail for Oeptember, 1945 ~or lease of depot space Ce~tralia, Va. for November, 1945 For prisoners confi~ed in Petersburg jail for SePt.l~45 ~cti~ coroner-Mary ~nn ~ose, Harry E. Cove " ~ -Geneva Coleman &Thos. C.Martin Current used Woodstock w'ater system Board of prisoners for Oct. 1945 Stsm~s-Treas.0ffice & Exec. Sec'y. Coat of responding to fire on Belt Blvd. Ice for October, 1945 Lunacy commission-Jame s Randal~ Current used C.H., Conservation Office, belfare ~ept. and Health Dept.... Lunac~v connnission-Lucy Scott Brown Fuel oil-800 gals. Oamp Baker Fuel oil-100 gals. ~.ricultural h~dg. Street lighting for Co. for Nov. i945 Commission fee for Mrs. E.A.Novellie Board of prisoners for October, 1945 Insurance premium on 1939 Chevro~ t Z½T. Virginia Electric ~ Po~er Co. 5.09 57.44 68.53 58,90 5,00 ~.35 ;,6.00 6.00 4.96 9.00 30.06 75.00 8,50 5.00 36.40 5.00 £.00 5.00 68.8~ 390,84 15.75 96.40 truck used as fire engine 66.92 Current used Be llewood Manor water system _6.00 oec'v, from the Oener~:l CountM ~'und:" "Claims ~ut~orized by the E~ec. , ~ ,. - ~ Anderson & ~bOdfin ~epairi~g gate hinges on trash truc Virginia Stationery Company 1 doz. ~31'E.B. clips Carwile's Sunoco ~ervice Gasoline and mounting two tires Plummer Printing C~mpany 100 Tax payers notice cards Everett ~,addey Company i pad Form £56 ama postage LeonarG's Hawe. Company i well auger 3" Concrete Pipe & Products Co. Inc. l0 bags cement S.B.~dkins & Company Binding One P~operty B~okand indexing for Treasurer's 0ffi~e Richmond Office Supply Co. Miscellaneous office supplies ~2.0Q 1.62 6.62 10.00 1.29 2.35 7.50 4.25 37.96 $6,128.47 ~1352.73 _$73.69 "Miscellansous Claims Paid b~:~ the ~.xeo. Joec.'y. fro~_the Genella. 1 County Fund:" Moore's Service Station Hajoca Corp. Jo~s-Manville Corp. A. Robins Sundial ffarms, Inc. Air Reduction Sales Company W.ti. Caldwell, ~xec. Sec'y. H.B.Gilliam, ~tty. Hajoca Corp. Frank D. Eastham ,,.D. Goode The Progress-Index H.B.Gilllam, Atty. Wm.H.Branch, &Company Robt. Gilliam, Com~.inOhancery Clerk, Court Chesterfield Co. ,J. %,.LaPrade & Bro. Commercial Printing Co. Southside Virginia News Mrs. Page G. Richardson Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Wade Brown H.B.Cilliam, ~tty. The %~estern Union Telegraph Co. Central Printing Company Robt.. L. Young, Auctioneer Col~, Harding & James, Inc. Mechanics & ~rchants Bank Work on trash trmck ~9.40 Cate valves 70.34 Pipe and fittings for Broad Rock water system 2898.10 Labor and materials-work on Agri. Bldg. 575.00 To service rehdered with seed drill and tr~ctor in seeding and fertilizing Fair Grounds 42.00 Demurrage on cylinders 3.68 Trips to Yarion, Roanoke, Va. and Bluefield, ".Va. 24.80 To comm~ission at 5~ on delineuent taxes collected on tract of 102 acres in Mm~oaca Rlstrict in name of John Henry ~ndrews 23.09 ?~ untarred rope oakum and sealit 1.79 Diskin~ race track at C.H. (Gas & oil) 6,60 ,,ora on water system in"Chesterfield Court" (Broad Rock) 389.57 50 copies of Nov.9, 1945 issue of Progr e ss -Index 1.25 Commonwealth of Va. and Co. of Chester- field Vs.Allison Baugh's Heirs-Matoacs District 19.25 ~z~mimm on policy of Chester ~ol.Firemen 91.25 Suit of Co~m. of Va. snd Co. of Chester- field Vs. Benj. Gregory and Thomas E. Branch 15.00 Conm. of Va. and County of Chesterfield Vs,Unknown Heirs of BenJ. Gregory & Thomas E. Branch 8.25 Survey and plat of property-Heirs of Benj.Gregory and Thomas E. Branch 30.00 ~and bills advertising sale in suit of Com~.. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Benj. Gregory andThos.E.Branch 4.50 Publication in suit of Comm. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Unknown Heirs of BenJ. Cregory and Thomas E.Branch 4.04 Substitute ~'Jork in office of Exec. Oec'Y.25.00 Two 600-16 tires 19,96 ,,ora on Subdivision maps 50.00 To commissions on taxes collected, Co. of Chetterfield Vs. Wm. Giles, Manchester Comm. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. 0tho Rowlett, Dale District 79.41 ~xpenses incidental to making changes in pole line along the ~.C.L.RR.near Centralia, Va. to provide clearance for a crossing constructed by the County Kraft envelopes and white envelopes Appraisal of land and testifying before C ommis si one r 10,00 One ~814 Filing stool 5.50 Withholding tax he ld from salaries of County employees for November, 1945 132.80 39.00 222.00 "Election C]aims:'~_ C.L.Phillips Fay P. Dance Finley R.%lbright 0 .W. Dance Elizabeth Belcher A. J. horner C.~.Pease Elwood Morrlssette T.B.~orrissette Louis T. Johnson R.H.Covington C R.~ood R~M.Beazley Mrs. Mildred G. Goddard ~.~J.~ranklin h.T.~hqua Clyde Phillips T.D. McEnally Curtis Brooks Stanley Crump I.T.VJills A.M.Davis k.N.~infree Irby H.Brown J~C.McKesson p.T.~,rtis . ~s.~.C. Partin Mrs. L.F.,oolard ~s. Marjorie Truby Judge Clerk Jud ge ,, Clerk ,! Judge Clerk Judge Clerk Jud~.e and Registrar Clerk ~dge Clerk $7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7o0~ 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7,00 14.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 V.O0 ~4,081.51 "Els ct ion, Cia ires:" John G.Cay P.T.Curtis I:rs. ¥'era R.Msrtin I. S. keeler B. ~,. ~,at kins L. J. Wi lson ,;.H. Thomas J.E.Gill J.,,esley Crop, der, dr. ~,irs. Oladys M.Robertson Mrs. ~adelle C.Eann Mr s. Emma J. Bowman J .,i. Gill J · I. Schutte Eike 0'Neil Mrs. Maude Tolker John 0'Neil Ger~trud e Eckert H. C. Britt om J.,. C comb e s H.E.Myers G. K. Robe rt son C.A. Wilson Ralph Mann, Sr. Horace ~nn, Sr. Urbsn Pamplfn Mrs. Mary Brock~ell W.~. Per due '.,ray G. 5iarkham A.W.tiorner J .~. bass J .~i.Baile¥ J .~yland Coode S. ~ .Ps ck p. S.Howlett S.J ..aters Miss Elizabeth Cbewning L.~.Clurk E.k. Swinefora Emanuel Oliver G. E. W. Trent S.C.B8rber Burton B. Ellis Mrs. V.I.Burgess V. I. Burg~ ss G. ,, · J inkins R. B.,,alden B. ~, .Burgess Clara Yon H. Pease Frank J. Bellwood J. G. Ashe Lucy B. Groth ~-inifred ~she A. Shoosmith,Jr. Mrs. Carrie Ross L .T. k'or ri s A.C.Taylor J .L. C!ayto~ j ...Jefferies j. ~. Russell G. C. Clarke s. Lee ,Lance W .W. Enr ought Y },irs. Carrie B. BroOks H.T.Fuqua R.M.Beazley C.R.Wcod R.H.Covington k.J .homer Mrs.O.D. Burton Mrs. Fay P.Dance j.,,.Jefferies Walter 9, Clarke HoL.Clayton Burton B. Ellis Mrs. Wind,red ',.~she I .T.'Jills J. G. ~she Judce $7.00 Returning ballots, mileage, registra- tions and transfers 13.10 Judge 7.00 , 7 o 00 ,, 7.00 Clerk 7.00 ,, 7.00 Judge 7.00 , 7.00 ,, 7 · 00 Clefk 7.00 Clerk 7.00 ~turnin~ ballots and mileege 8.00 Judge Registrsr 14.00 ' 7.00 Judge , 7.00 7.00 Clerk 7.00 7.00 Judge 7.00 ~.00 7.09 Clo rk 7.00 7.00 Judge 7.00 7.00 Clork 7.00 Judge 7.00 !! . 7.00 ,, 7. OO , 7.00 7.00 7.oo 7.00 Judge 7.00 7.00 " 7.00 Cl,e,rk 7.00 7.0~ Ju,d, ge 7.00 ,, 7 · 00 7.00 Clerk 7 Judge 7.00 Clerk 7.00 Judge 7.00 " 7.00 Clerk 7.00 " 7 · O0 Judge 7.00 " ? .00 " 7.00 Clerk 7.00 " 7.00 Judg~ 7.00 " 7. O0 " 7.00 Clerk 7.00 " 7.00 Judge 7.00 " 7.00 Clerk 7 · 00 Jud ge 7 · Clerk 2.00 Rent of voting booth Returning ballots and mileaI'e, 17.00 ~ o~nis s loner 7. Registrar 8.40 ~- ~ ballots and mileage ~uetur n~ng 8.40 Con~.issione£ and mileage ~eturning ballots and rent of 9.00 voting booth 2.00 kent of voting booth ~eturnin~ ballots and milesge 8.50 ,, ,. ,, : ,preparing voting booth 9.50 Registrations and t~ansfers 2.20 keturning ballot~ and milea~ 7.80 iieturnin~ ballots and Commissioner & mileage, regis.t fair,_ bent of ~'oting ooo~n Registrations and transfers Returning ballots ant, mileage, registrations, and transfers 22.00 2.00 I 1.20 ~ ,.8.90 879.~5 "~laims Paid from the Do~] Tax Fund b,y the Executive Lecretar[..:".. E, J. German a.J.Horner T.D.~,atkins,Jr. Deputy 6sine ~,srden Three hawk heads, ll Crow heads ~10~.00 50.00 3.15 ±alms Paid from the Ettrick San. Dist. 0per Fund:" Miss Grace B. Po~' DiStrict Clerk B.W.'Jalton Janitor Municipal Bldg. Chas. H.Eanes Rcaaing meters Petersburg Auto Parts Gascline for fire truck City ',.,'ater ,erAs, Petersburg ~,ater used durine~ October, 1945 Virginia Electric & Power Co. Cu?-rcnt used t~ttrick Term Hall and Ettrick water pump The CdP Tel. Company Local service Oct. 28 thru 1945 ~fm. H.Branch Co. Premium on policy ~f Vel. firemen E. A. H aY.kine & Co. Tc repairing lea!: at meter box on Chesterfield Ave. Mrs. Thee T.Cogbill,P.M. ,40.00 7.50 13.90 2.43 184.25 69.32 6.25 91.25 Tc raisi~7 manhole on Thir~ & Boisseau St.12.80 Three coils !ct. stamps(~,~ater Bills) 15.09 .... c Dog Tax "C~a~maAllovJea by the l!oard from ~' Mrs. M.P.Travy Robert Hill ~.0.Dunlevy ;,i~.V.Robertson Notel T.~helton chickens kille.~ by dogs pig kille~ by dogs sma. il ducks, 2 heI~s killed by dogs 28 chickens killed by dogs ~ Ney: Eealand rabbits (does) ~.90 10.00 4.28 20.74 15.00 "Claims ~llowed by the Board from the Ccnera! Ccunt~ Fund:" Ceo. C. Gregory ffull payment for water system in otratford Hills" as per agreement League of Virginia Counties lZembership dues $1CO.OO 300.C0 GRAND T 0TAL ......................... $14,286.83 This day l:r.deo. W.Mcore, Jr. Cof~.~~issioner of ii~vei~ue, submitted to the Board rope: of expenses incurred in the operation and mai~tenance of his office for the month of l~ovember, 1945, in the amount of ~68.50, of which the Co~mty has paid two-thirds or ~279.00, the remainder to be paid by the ~tata, and the Board approving the same, the report i~ filed. This day Mr.J, ,;re. Dance, Treastu'er, submitted to the Board report of e~penses in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of November, 1945, in the ~mount of ~1193.84, of which the County has paid tv?o-thirds or $795.89, the remainder to be paid by the ~tate, and the Board approving the same, the repo is filed. This day. Mr. M.A. Cogbill, Commonwealth's ~ttorney, submitted to the Board his report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for th month of November, 1945, showing a total of $491.66, of which the County has paid one-half, or $245.83, tlc remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approvir~i the same, the report is filed. This day, Mr.0.B.Gates, Sheriff, submitted to the Boa~.~ his report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of October 1945, showing a total of $557.2,0, of which the County has paid one-third or ,185.73, the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approvin~ the rope: the same is filed. Reports from the following offices were submitted and filed: Trial Justice, Police Department, Home Demonstration ~ ant, ~'ricultural Agents, Health Dept., -elfare Department and Executive Secretary. 5.15 [42.94 ~3.92 $400.00 't The Came ,,arden made his report of ectivities 'during thc month of Eovember, 1945. Report of miscellaneous collections received by the Executive Secretary and turned over to the Treasurer for the month of November, 194~, was read as follows: 11/28/45 Dept. of l,~otor V¢.hicles Gas Tax Refund $11.10 12/1/45 Chesterfield Health Dept. Office rent-Mcr.1940 40.00 12/5/45 Dr. J.F.Parkinson Drawing of maps by t!obart 1.3_____~2 $52.42 and the report is filed. This day the ~tter of adopting the Zoning Ordinance came before the Board, and cn motion of H. T. Ooyne, it is resolved that t~e said Zoning Ordinance as redrafted Ye and the same is her,~by adopted as the ordinal, ce cf this Board: AN ORDINANCE To divide the unincorporated area of Chesterfield County into districts end in such districts to regulate the use cf land and the use, construction, height and location of b~ildings, end other structures, the open spaces about buildin~'s and other structures, and the density of population, and to establish building+liz, es; to provide for the enforcement cf such re~.ula~ions; and ~¢ provide penalties for the violation of this ordinance. ,,iikR~, it is provided by an ,,ct of the Cez, eral ,~ssembly of ~irginia, approved ,~pril 11, 1927. (Chapter 15, ~cts of 1927~, as amended, that for the pu=pose of promoting the health, safety, morals oi~ the general welfare of the csmmunity, the Board of Supervisors in any of certain counties may by ordinance, regulate and restrict the height, number of stories, and size of buildings a~'Ld other structures, or percentage of lot that may be occupied, cr size of yards, courts and other open spaces, the density of population, and the location and use of buildings, structures and land for trade, industry, residence or other specific use of the premises in said County, and for any or all of said purposes may divide the Oounty into districts of such number, shap and area may be deemed best suited to carry out the purpose of the act and within such districts may regulate end restrict the erection, construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair or use of buildings, structures, or land: ThLR3At0RE, BE IT 0RDAII~ by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, ¥irginia, as follows: SECTION 1. DISqRICTS A. It is the purpose of this ordinance to protect and promote the public health; safety, morals and general welfare. The regulations contained herein have been prepared in accordance ~'ith a comprehensive plan and in furtherance cf a master plan for the County. B. ~or the purposes of this ordinance, the unincorporated~erritory of the County of Chesterfield is hereby divided into six (6) cla~oes of districts ss follows: R - i One and Tv.,c Family Residential ~istricts R- 2 Multiple P~esidential Bistricts C - I Local Business Districts C - 2 General B~,sir~ss ~istricts Industrial Districts ~gricultural ~istricts The locations and boundaries of such districts are hereby established ms the same as shown on a map entitled "Zonin~ ..Map ,of Chesterfield County" filed at the Chesterfield Court House, Chesterfield County, Virginia. The said map represents a series of maps shov,'ing the more detailed location of boundaries between districts, said series of naps being entitled "Zoning District Sectional 'Maps". a certified copy of each zoning district sectional map is on file in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors in said Chesterfield County Court House. Said maps and all notations, dimensions and designations shown thereon shall be as much a pert of this ordinance as if the same were all fully described herein. ',,here uncertainty exists as to the boundaries of any of the a:foresaid districts shown on said maps, the following rules shall apply' 1. Such district boundary lines are intended to follow street, road, alley, lot or property lines as the same exist at the time of the passage of this ordinance, unless such district boundary lines are fixed by dimensions shown on said maps. 2. ',,here such boundaries are so indicated that they approximately follow lot lines, and arc not more than ten feet district therefrom, such lot lines shall be construed to be sach boundaries. Reference in this ordinance to said maps or any of them shall be deemed also to include refez~ence to said maps ~.r any of them as the same may hereafter be amended. Reference to any official design, future width line, or limitation imposed in any aircraft landing approach area, deemed to include any of such matters as ~'~y be in effect at shall be ..... ~ ~ .... e or as may be adopted here- the time of the adoption or ~ ~ ...... , ~ after, or as any of the same may have been amended, at any time. Exccpt as hereinafter provided: No building shall be erected and no existing building shall be moved, altsred, added to, or enlarged, nor shall any land or building be used, designed, or intended to be used for any purpose or in any manner other than is included among the uses hereinafter listed as permitted in the district in ~,;hich such building or land is located. No building shall be erected, nor shall any open space surrounding any building or otherwise required by this ordinance be encroached upon or reduced in any manner, except in conformity to the yard, lot, area, open spaces, and building lo(etlon rc~ulations hereinafter desiguated for the district in v;hich such building or open space is located. No yard or other open space on one lot shall be considered as providing a yard or open space for a dwellir~' or any other lot. Except as specified for dwelling groups, ~.o yard or other space prSvided about any buildings for the purpose of complying with the provisions of this ordinance shall be considered as Drovlding a yard, or open space for any other building. SECTION II. DEFIN IT IOHS For thc purpos~ of this ordinance, certain terms and v:ords are hereby defined as follows: Words used in the present tense include the future; words in the singular number include the plural, and words in the plural nnmher include the_ si~ular; the word "building" includes the word "structure", the word, "shell" is ~ndetory and not directory; the word "lot" includes the words includes individuals, ,,~1~+.,, "~avcel". and ,,premises"; the word "person" p~e~sh~p~, co~porations, clubs or associations. The term "erect" - - ,, '~-~" "erecting". "erection", etc.), t r fo ~ thereof ~suc~ as erec~ , ~ ~ ~-~ .... ~ +~s: and o he r o more o~- ~n~ ~,,~ ..... be deemed also to include an~ on~ ~ ~ ~ ~tberwis~. "enlsrge~ ~h~ll ,, .... , ....+,, ,,~lter-. (~tr~ctura%~ ......... ' · ~o~struot", rec~*~ , .... - ......... "change"- other forms thereof, thereof. -Executive ~creta~y 9~ t~e~u~Y~n~rvisors as established mean the ~ecutive Secretary by law. ~ A passage or ~;ay open to public travel, affording generally a seco~ary means of vehicular access ro abutting lots or upon which service entrances of buildi~s abut, and not intended for general traffic circulation. Automobile Service ~tation: Any place of business, havin~ pumps and storage tahks, at which fUels or o{ls for the use of motor vehicles are dispensed, sold or offered for sale at retail; minor repairs and inspections may be carried on incidental to the sale of such fuels and oils. ;;hen such dispenaing, sale or offering fei' sale is incidental to thc conduct of a public garage, the establish- ment shall be deemea to be a public garage. .~utomobile ,Jrechin~.~: "See "Junk Y~rd" Block: That property abutting one side of a street and lying between the two nearest intersecting or intercepting streets, or nearest intersecting or intersecepting streets and ~ailroad right of way, unsubdivided acreage, river, or live stream or other barrier of such size as to interrupt the continuity of development on both sides thereof. Boa~'dinfu House: a dwellin~ otherwise permitted in the district in which it is Situated cOnta{ning less than ten guest rooms. Building: A structure having a roof supported by columns or walls. ~ subordinate building the use of v, hich is incidental to Buildin6 Accessory: fh~t of a' main building on the same lot. BuildinM, }~.~ain: ~ building in which is conducted the principal use of the lot ~h wl~tch it is situated. In any residential or agricultural district, a~ny dwelling shall be deemed to be a,main building on the lot on ~hich the same iz situated. Hei hr: The vertical distance to the level of the highest point of · B~u~ild~ii~ng~ ~,,r~a~e if the roof is flat or inclines not..more than 0~ne~i~c~h~v~eerts.iCal ~o[~o~ ~o~i~ontal, or to the main lev.el b.etween %ne. ~ve~s~a~%~l~,~-~ u point of the roof if the roof is of any ot~er type, measur~u ~ ~ ...... If the building adjoins the front property line or is not more than fifteen feet dlsta~ce therefrom; m~easured at the center of the front wall of the building from the established grade of the curb; or, if no grade has been officially established, from the elevation of the existing curb; or, it no grade has been officially established and no curb exists, measured from the aver~ge level of the finished ground surface across the~ front of the building.. If the buildin~~ is more than fifteen feet distant f~-om the front property line. ~{easured from the average level of the finished ground surface adjacent to the exterior w'alls of the building. Where the finished ground level,is made by filling, such finished ground level shall not be deemed to be more than five feet above the established grade of the sidewalk. ~Ground: ~ee "Tourist Camp"; also "Trailer Camp", Clerk: Clark of Board of Supervisors; Executive &ecretary Court: any spa~'~o other than a yard on the same lot with a buildin~ or group of buildings and '~¥hich is unobstructed and open to the sky from and above the floor level of any room having a window or door opening on such court. ~ ~ court h~ving no side entirely open to any yard or street line of the lot on which it is situated. The width of an inner court shall be its least horizontal dimension between opposite sides measured at right angles to its longest side; the length shall be the least horizontal dimension measured at right angles to the width; the height shall be equal to the height of the building above the floor level of the lowest room having a window opening on such court. Cougar, 0utsr: ~ A court, one or more entire sides of ,~,hich opens on any yard " or street line of the lot on which such court is situated and ~'hich is enclosed on the remaining? sides by walls of a building or by vJall~ of a building and the side or real lot line of the lot. The width of an outer court shall bc the least horizontal dimension measured parallel to the open side; provided, however, that for a court havi~ more than one open side, the width shall bo the least horizontal dimensicn; the depth shall be the leE~t horizonttl dimension measured at right angl~s to the width; the height shall be equal the height of the buildi~ above Eh~ floo~' level cf the lowest room h~ving a v.'indo'J~ or door opening on such court. D.~STRICT: T,:cre Restricted or Less Hes~tricted: In the followir, g list each d~strict shall be deemed t~ be more r~strict~d than the districts succeeding it ~nd les.~ restricted than the distri~s preceding it: R~l, R-E, C-l, C-E, ~i-], and E-E, An "A" district shall be dee?.ed to be more restricted than any C or E District. The term "R" districtshall mean shy R-1 or R_P district; the term 0 di~t~-ict shall mean any C-1 or C-P. district, the term ~ district shall meen any ~.~-l or ~-[-? district. D%~ELLIEG GROUP: ~ ~'roup o~ two or r.ore buildir~a used for dwelling purposes ;~,'hI'~h 6~cu~y a parc~l of lun in one ownership and have any yard or court in con, ion. D~hLLINC, ~LTIPLE: A building containing! three cz, mo~e family dv~'ellin~ unitz. DWELLINGa._0~E-~d,~ILY: A detached buildin~ contai~in~ one family dwelling unit. DWELLi~]~], T~O-F~ZILY: detached building coniaining two family dv;elling uni EXECUTIVE SECRETARY: Clerk of Board of S~per~isors. FAJfILY DL'ELLINC IJNIT: a group of rooms includible, cooking accommodations occupie exclusively by one or more persons living as a si~le, non-profit housekeeping unit. OAR~PRIR~'E: Aa~ accessory buildi~£ occupied, or intended for occupaucy, ~'~ the pe--~~ motor vehicles of the f~lies resident on the lot. If space fo~ more than'two vehicles in a garage having a capacity of not more than three vehicles, er if more than one-half lhe space in a garage having a capacity of more than three vehicles, is °ccupi~d by eny vehicles of peYsons not resident on the lot, or if sny garage is occupied by any commercial vehicle of more than fdve tons capacity, or by more than one commercial vehicle, of a family resident on the lot, or by any other commercial vehicle, such garage shall be deemed to be a public garage. CARAGE, PUBLIC: A~y building, except a building herein defined as a private garage, used for the sO0rage or care of motor v~hicles cr where any such vehicles are equipped for operation, or kept for renumeration, hire or sale. or v;hich is GUEST R~6~. ~ room which is dssigned or intended for occupancy by, ~-6CuPief by, one cr .more guests for compensation, but in which no provision is made for cooking, and not including, dormitories for sleeping purposes. HOD~E OCCUPATION: A~y use customarily conducted e~ntirely ~[thin a dwelling end ~ led on b the inhabitants thor=of, which use io clearly incidental and ca~r . Y .......... ~ ~ ~w~llin~ ourooses and does not change secondary ~o t~ use_o~ k{~ 9~.~-*~_;~.T ~b~r'~h~oS. beauty parlors, tea the character thereof. ~lnlcs, rooms, tourist h~s and animal hospitals shall not ce meemea to De nom~ occupation. HOSPITAL: Unless otherwise specified, the term "hospital" shell include ~anatori~J, ,'preventori~", "clinic", or "resthome", and shall be deemed to mean a place for the treatment or other cure of human silents. HOTEL: A buildir~i or group of buildings, other than a tourist court, tourist home, or boarding house, as defined herein, which building or group of buildings contains t¥;o or more guest rooms. HOUSE TRAILER: ~ vehicle desi~.'ned for movement on a public highway, and designed or arrar~ed to provide living accommodations. JIR~K YARD: The use of more than 200 square feet of the area of any lot or the use of any portion of that half of any lot (but not exceeding a depth or width as the case may be, of 100 feet), which half ~dJoins any street, for the storage, keeping or abandonment of Junk, including scrap metals or other scrap, material, or for the dismantling, demolition or abandornnent cf automobiles or other vehicles or machinery or parts thereof. The term "Junk Yard" shall include "automobile graveyard" as defined by Chapter 304 of the ~cts of 1936, but shall not include any of the things recited herein which are incidental and accessory to any agricultural use permitted in the district. LOT: Land occupied br to be occupied by a building and its accessory buildings, o-~y a dwelling group and its accessory buildini s, together with such open spaces as are required under the provisions of this ordinance, having not less t~.an the minimum srea required by thim ordir~ance for s lot in the district in which such lot is situated, and havin~ its principal frontage on a street. LOT CORNER: A lot abutting om t'~o intersecting, and intercepting streets, ~he~e the i~terior angle of intersection or inter~eption does not exceed 135 degrees. LOT~ INTkRIOR: A lot ~ore than a corner lot. LOT~ DEPTH: If the front and rear lot lines are parallel: The shortest horizontal'distance between such lines, if such lines are not parallel: The shortest horizontal distmnce between the front let line and a line drawn parallel to the front lot line through the mid-point of the rear lot line; if the lot is triangular: The shortest horizontal distance between the front lot line and a line parallel to the fron~ lot line, not less than ten feet long and lying wholly within the lot and farthest from the front lot line. NON_CONF0t~..~INC USE: Use of ~ building or of land that does not conform to the ~egulations as to u~e for the distance in which it is situated. ROOM£NG }~0USE: ~ny building or portion thereof which contains guest rooms which are designed ~r intended to be used, let or hired out for occupancy by, or v~hich are occupie~ by, three or more, but not e~ceediz~ nine, individuals for compensat whether thc compensation be paid directly or indirectly. SCHOOL: Unless otherwise specified, the term" school" and "college" shall be limited to places of £.eneral instruction and shall not include dancing schools riding academies, or trade or specialized vocational schools. SIGN: ~y display of any letters, words, numerals, figures devices, emblems, p~--I~es, or any parts or combinations thereof by any means whereby the same are made visible and for the purpose cf making anything kmown, whether such display be made on, attached to or as a part of a structure erected for the purpose or on attached to or as a ~art of any other stn~cture, surface or thing, inc.ludlng, but not limited to, the ground or any rock, tree, or other natural object, which display is visible beyond the boundaries of the lot on ~hich the same is made. £TOCK~F%RM: & parcel of land on which are kept more than 5 cows, sheep, goats, ~r ho~ses, other than riding, horses for the exclusive uEe of the owner or tenant of the land on ¥;hich such horses a~e kept, or more than 5 of any combination thereof, or more than ~0 chickens or other fowl, or more than 50 rabbits or other small livestock or dog kennel. STORY: That portion of a building included between the surfs, ce of any floor an-~e surface of the next floor ~-~boYe it, or if there is no floor ~bove it, then the space between the floor and the ceiling ~ext aboYe it. ~ mezzanine floor shall be counted ~-$ a story if it cc~ers one-third of the area of the · f the vertical distance from %he floor next below it to floor next below.~it, o.r i. ...... . ...... A basement shall be coun.ted_a.s ~ the floor next aoove zt.lS ~'~'~'-'~ve the level fhom which' the nel~n~ · its ceiling zs ove~' z~v~.~.=~ ~ -~ ~ oses or if it is a story ~f - · ~sed for busine.~s purp ~ of the b~ilding is measured or if z~ ~s u janitor or dome~tic servants employed used for dv~lling, purposes by other than a in the same building, including the family of the same. STORY, Ia_~LF: a story ~Jith at least tv;o opposite e~terior sides meeting a ~lop'fng root. not more than two feet above the floor. -STRLET: ~ public or semi-public thoroughfare which affords the principal mean of access to abutting property, includi~g road, highway, drive, lane, avenue, place, boul~va~'d and any other thoroughfare except an alley. STR~T. C~T~[ LINE OF: The center line of a street shall mean the center line thereof as sho'~'n ~.n any of the official records of the CoUnty of o an municipality therein, or as establishsd by the City Chesterfield, r Y ~ Hi~hwa s of the Com~on- 'inin city or b~? the Oepartme~t of ~ Y ~ng~er of any adze _~ ' ~ -~ ~e has been established, the center wealth of M~rgi~i ~ ......... ~-~ ~a ..... be*ween the side line~ of the line of a st~ee~ snail oe a r ight-of-way t here of. ~RUCTI~AD ~.RAT!0N:..AnY change i~t~~rting members of a building, ~Uch as bearing walls, cozu~s, oeams ox' TOURIST C~d~: Land used or intended tcbe us:d, let or rented for occupancy by campers, traveling by auotmobile er otherwise, or for occupancy by or of trailers, tents or movable or temporary dv:sllings, rooms or sleeping quarters of any kind. TOURIST COb~T: n building or group of bt~ldi~s containi~ one or more ~est r~oms ha~ing separate outside entrances for each such room or suite of rooms ann for each of which rooms or suites of rooms automobile parki~ space provided on the premises. on, TOURIST HO~: ~ dwelling otherv~'ise permitted in the district in which it is situated in' which less than ten guest rooms are provided for the accommod~ien~of transient guests. TRAILER CA~,TP: ~ parcel of land on which are located or intended to be located t~,o or more house trailers occupied for living purposes. USE: The purpose for which land or a building thereon is designed, arranged or int-'--~nded or for which it is occupied or maintained~. USE, .%CCESSORY: ~ use incidental and accessory to the principal use of a lot or ~-SUilding ~ocated on the same lot ~'ith the accessory use. Y~RD: an open space of uniform ~'~idth or depth on the same lot '~ith a building or a group of buildin~s, which open space lies between the building or group of buildings ~ud the nearest lot line and is unoccupied and unobstructed from the ground upward, except for the certain architectural features specified in Section ~VIII of the ordinance. In measuring a yard, as hereinafter provided, th, line of a building shall be deemed t~ mean a lins parallel to the nearest lot line drawn ~hrough the ?oint of a building or the point of a group of buildings nearest to such lot line, exclusive of the respective architectural features specified in ~ectlon ZVIII of this ordin~nce as not to be considered in measuring yard dimensions or as being permitted to extend into any front, side or rear yard, respectively, and the measurement shall be taken at right angles from the line of the building to the nearest lot line, provided, however, that if a future width line is established by the provisions of this ordinance for any street bodnding the lot, then such ~easurement shall be taken from the line of the building to sucl future v, idth line. Y~RD, FR0~: a yard lying between the front line of the lot and the nearest line of the bui~'ing and exter~dln~' across the full r~,idth of the lot. Y~, RE~R: A Yard lying between the rest line of the lot and the nearest line Of the bui'~d'ing and extendin~ across the full width of the lot. YARD, SIDE~. A yard lying between the side line of the lot and the nearest line Of the building and extending from the front yard to the rea~ yarG, or in the absence of either of such yards, to the front or rear lot line, as may be. SECTION III R - 1 DISTRICTS: ONE OR T',~'0 F~ii.'ILY ~SIDEI~TIAL DIST~LICTS. The follovJing re£ulations shall epply in ~.ll R-1 Districts: a. USES PERMITTED: 1. One or two family dwellings 2. Churches and other plaices of worship, including, parish houses ~unday ~chools. Schools, colle£~es, public libraries and public museums. 4. ~ublicly operated parks, play~rounds and athletic fields, including buildings customarily appurtenan% thereto.. 5. Offices of resident members of recognized professions, but no such office shall be conducted except as an accessory use in a dwellir~ permitted in the district. o. ~]ome occuptations Accessory buildings and accessory uses. ~ll agricultural uses which consist o~ the ra~sin~ of crops; provided, the raising of poultry may be conducted for home uss only and provided no d~iry farm or stock farm or chicken farm shall be established unless and until a use permit shall first have baan obtained therefor, and provided further that there shall be no raising or keeping of hogs for o~her than domestic use in R-1 di~trict, except by use permit. The following uses subject to the obtainiz4~ of a use permit for each such use: hospiL~ls, sanitariums, and scoentific laboratories. Philant~ropic ~nd charitable institu~ion~. Clubs, lodges, ~nd greund~ for games and sport.~. Social, recreational and corac?~nity ~uildin~j~. Cemeteries, crematories a~1 other i~lao~s for the disposal of the human dead. f. ~:ublic utility uses, i~,cludin~, rail~.oads and their facilites (except railroad yards), water and sewage works, telephor, e excha~.es, transformer stations. g. Governments] buildings h. Greenhouses at which the products tXereof are sold or offered for sa]e. Airports Nultiple family dwellings Such other uses as ~ay he granted by the goverr~i~g body upon ~pplication to the Board of Supervisors. Such us~~ to be governed by restrictions applicable to such uses. R~U IR~ LOT Each dwelling, togethe~~ with its ~ccos~ory buildings, hereafter erected shall ha located on a ~.ot having an ar~a of ~ot less ~han l~,O00 square feet a~d a w'idth of not less than 100 fe~t frcnt, except wher~ the contour cf land and the curvature of tlc street er road v:ould make it impractical to provide a minimum of 100 f~t front ~idth i~ the orderly cubdivision of the land. C. ~P~OENT~C~ OF LOT C~V~R~GE: All buildin~s, includtnal accessory buildings, cr a~.y lot shall not cover nora then thirty percent of the area of such lot. Each lot shall have a front yard hsviI~ a depth of not less than 40 feet. E. SIDE YARD ~IRED 1, Each lot shall h~-~ve two s~de yards, each having a width of ~ot less than o~© feet, provides, however, that on any lot ~hich was under one ownership at the time of the adoption of this ordinance, uhich lot has a front ¥~idth of less tha~ 100 feet ~nd '~.hen the or, her thereof owns no adjoining land, the width on each si~e yard m~y be reduced to not les? than 15 percent cf the v~'idth of such lot, but in no event shall the width of either side yard on any lot having a width ef 60 feet or mor~- be reduced to less than a width equal to one-half the height of the main buildi~g on the lot, nor shall tke width of any side yard be reduc~ to less than l0 feet. The side yar~ on the stre6t side of a corner lot shall have a width of not less than ~O pe~ cent of the front yard depth required for the adjoining lot at the rear of s~ch corner lot when such adjoining lot fron~s on the street alo~g the side of the corner lot, but in no event shall any such side yard have a width less than that required by the preceding provisions of this section for a side yard on the lot on which such side yard is situated. REAR YARD R~QI~I~O ~ach let shall have a rear yard not less than t~'enty-five feet in depth. DECTION IV ~.~LTI;~LE Fd_SIDE~IAL DIb~RICT~ R - DISTPICTS: The following regu!~tions shall apply in all R-~ Districts: A. USES PERMIT~ Same as specified for R-1 districts. B. P~LIREL LOT Afq~ Each dwelling, together v~'ith its accessory buildings, jereafter erected shell be located on a lot having an area of not less than 7,000 square feet and a front width of not less than LO feet, if permitted by other provisions of this Ordiz~ance. C. PERCEETAOE OF LOT COVERAGE~ ~ame ~s specified for R-1 districts. D. FRONT YARD REQUIRt~I~ Each lot shall have a front yard having a depth of not less than 30 feet. E. oI~ YARDS RE~ IRLL Each lot shall have two side yards, each having a ;'.idth equal to not less than one-half of the height of the ~.~in building on the lot, and in no event less than 15% of the width of the lot; provided, however, that on a lo' having a front v;idth of more than t0 feet the width of each side yard shall be equal to less than one-half of the height of the main building on the lot or not less than 7½ feet, whichever is greater; provided, however, that on any lot which was under one ownership at the time of the adoption of this ordinance, which lot bas a front ~','idth of less than 50 fee~, and when the evener thereof owns no adjoining land, the width of each side yard shall be not less than 10~ of the width of the lot, without regard to the height of the main buildings on thc lot, but no side yard shall have a w'idth of less than 5 feet. The side yard on the street side of a corner lot shall have a width of not less than 50 per cent of th~ front yard depth required for the adjoining ~ot at the rear of such corner lot ~hen such adjoining, lot fronts on the street along t~e side cf the corner lot, but in no event shall any such side yard have a width less than that required by the preceding provisions of this section for a side yard on the lot on ~hich such side yard is situat~ F. RE~ Y~fl(D REQULRLD Each lot shall have.a rear yard not less than twenty-five feet in depth; provided, however, that on any lot of e depth of less than 120 feet the depth of the rear yard may be reduced to not less than 20 percent of the dap of the lot to a minimum of 15 feet. SECTI0~ V C - 1 DISThICTS: LOC~:L BUSII,~;;~,, DISTRICTS The follov,~i~ regulations shall apPly in all C-1 districts: Uses Permitted 1. All uses permitted in any contiguous R. district. Neighborhood service uses, such as retail food and produce stores, drug stores, bakeries and confectioneries, including the manufacture of bakery and confectionery goods for onsite retail sale only, clearers' depot, shoe repair shops, barber and beauty shops, automobile service st~tions but not public garages, and other neighborhood service uses which in the opinion of the Board of Supervisors are similar in character tO thos~enumerated determined by consideration of said Board upon the applicatbnn;made~fo~$ use~permit to'establish such service, provided,that no area of any lot outside of a building on such lot shall be used for the keeping cr storage of any materials or waste inci dental to a business use unless such area be enclosed within a solid fence not less than 6' if, heig~-t. Business and professional offices. 4. Theaters, but not including "drive-in" theaters. 5. ~,utomobile parkin~ space appurtenant to one or more business establish' ment in the district. Be REQUIRED LOT ~REA No requirement, except that no residential use which is permitted in an R-~ district shall be locate~ in a C-1 district on a lot hsving an area cr ~idth less than that required for such use in an R-~ district. PERCEKT~CE OF LOT C0~CE Ho requirement, except that any residential use which is permitted in a C_l district shall conform to the lot coverage regulations fcr that use in an R-2 district. YAt{LS .REqUIRLD 1o ~y residential use which is perm~tte~i in an R_2 district shall conform to all yard regulations sp~ified for the nsc in an k-g district. [. ~ny commercial building containing one or more family dwelling unite shall maintain side and rear yard and court dimensions for that portion of such building in which the family dwelling unit or units ar~ located, which side and rear yard and court dimension~ shell not be less than those specified for an R-2 district. 3. Th~ followin~' regulatiom shall apply in all uses in C-1 districts ~;'hich are ~ot permitted in R-2 districts: a. Front Yard (1) Each lot in a C-1 district which district occupies tile entize de ~h frontage of a block shall have a front yard not less than 25 feet in depth. (2S Each lot in a C-1 district which adjoins an R district in the same block shall have a front yard equal to that required for the lots in such R district in that block. b. Side Yard ~one, except: (1) Each corner lot in a C-1 district shall h~ve a side yard on the street side of such lot, which yard shall not be less tlmn l0 feet in width. (£) ~ach lot in a C-1 district, which lot adjoins a lot in any R district, shall have ~ side y~rd on the side of such lot adjoining said R district, which yard shall not be less than one-third ~he height cf the buildin~-s on such lot nor in any case less th~n 7~ feet. c. Rear ~ard On each lot in a C-1 Cistrict which has a rear lob line in common with any lot line of a lot in an R district there shall be a rear yard of not less than l0 feet in depth. SECT ION VI C-2 DISTRICTS: OEI~d~L CO~.~.~RCIAL DISTRICTS The following re[~lations shell apply in all C-2 ~istricts: A. Uses Permitted 1. ~11 uses permitted in ¢-1 districts. ~. Stor~E for the conduct of any retail cr wholesale business. Public garages 4.. Dancing schools and dance halls, bowlin~ allways, and other commercial recreational uses. Carpenter sad plumbing shops, tinsmith shop, upholstery shops, electrical shops, and uses which, in the opinion of the Board cf Supervisors are similar thereto upon application,determined by consideration of said Board upon the application ~de for a use permit to establish such service, Junk yards, but only uhen conducted entirely within an enclosure of not less than 6' in heigh~ and a solidity of not less than 50W of its surface; said enclosure shall be located at least 100' from any public highway. 7. Tourist court~ and hotels. 8. The use of power-dirven machinery incidental to any use permitted in the district. B. ~e,~uired Lot area No requirement, except that any residential uso established in a C-2 district and else allowed in an R-2 district shall conform to the lot area requirements for that use in an R-~ district. C. Percentai,e cf Lgt ~nvera~e Eo requirement except that any residential use established in a 0_£ distric' and also allowed in an R_Z district shall conform to the lot coverage requirement for that use in an k-Z district. D. Yards P~equired Same as specified in ~-t~ Districts. SECTION VII M - LISTkiCT$: II~D~STRiAL DIS~kICTS The following regulations shall apply in all M- districts: A. USES PERI:ITTED All uses, provided, however, that none of the following us~s shall be established in any M district unless and until a use permit for each such use shall first have been obtained therefor from the Board of Supervi sera. Distillation of bones ~ump ~t rsndering Manufacture of ~cid, cement, e~plosives cr fireworks (or storage of samel, fertilizer, saw, glue, gypsum, lime or plaster of Paris. Reduction, canning, processing or treatment of animal products of any kind Smelting of copper, iron, tin, zinc or other ores. ~nd ~ll other uses which in the opinion of the Board of Supervi~rs, are similar to the foregoing and might be objectionable by reason of odor,dust, smoke, fumes, gas or noise. SECTION VIII A- DISTI{ICTS: ~CHICULTURAL DIoT5ICTS. The following regulations shall apply in all A Districts: A. Uses Permitted 1. All uses oe~'mitted in ~-~ districts without the necessity of securi~ a use pe~i{ for any use for which such e permit is required in R-2 districts, except that no commercial recreational use and no airport shall be established in an a district unless and until a use permit therefor shall first h~ve been obtained from the Board of Supervisors. ~. Farming, dairy farming, livestcck and poultry raising, including all buildings nece?sary to such use and the keepins, storage, or operation of any vehicle or z~chinery necessary to such use. 5. Forestry operations, sa,~mills, and box hills, together with incidental uses thereof. 4. The sale cz offering for sale, by the owner or tenant of any farm, of goods produced on said farm? The construction of a stand or shelter for this purpcse on highway frontage of any such farm shall b~ a permitted use. 5. OUch other use as may be granted by the ~overnin~ Body upon application to the Bo~rd of Supervisors. ~uch use to be governed by restrictions applicable to such uses. B. KECUL~.TIONS COVLKNING LOCATION CF B~ ILDIlfGS: 1. Eo buildin~~ shall be located closer to the nearest side line of any state highway than a distance of 50 feet. ~. Eo dwellin£'' shall be located closer to the std~ property line of %he parcel of land on which such dwelling is situated than a distance of l0 feet nor closer to any other d~elling on the same parcel of land then a dist~mce of 20 feet. 5. .~'~c commercial building shall be lock, ted closer to the side property line of the p,~rcel cf lend on which su ch buildi~ is situated than a distance of 15 feet, ncr closer to any d¥~eiling on the same parcel cf land than a distanc~ of ~O feet. SECTION IX ,~UTOMOBILE P~RKII~C ~PAC~ OR GARAGE SPACE ~'c~' the purpose of this section 2CC square f~et of lot or floor area, togetkel with means of i~r~ss and egress thereto, shall be deemed to be parking space for one vehicle. Such space shall nat occupy any ps, ri cf any r~quired front yard or sloe yard and shall not occupy moro than Z0 tar cant of the arc% of any rear yard. a. In any aistri~,t there shall be provided on each lot parki~ space for one vehicle foreach f~ily dwelli~ unit occupying such lo~. B. ~utomobile parking or 8arsge space shall bc provided accordi~ t~ the follov~ing schedule and subject to th~ fcllowi~ conditions in any aistrict in ,;;hich any of the fcllo'~ing uses shell hereafter be established. 1. Parking space ;'or cna vehicl3 fo:' e~ch 4 seats cr similar acco~odations in any theater, auditozi~, church, stadia, r~creational establishment or other simil~r use involving the assembling of persons; suck space shall be provided on th~ lot on v~hich tach theater auditorium, chuzch, Stadia, recreat: ' th~u 400 foe' establishment or other use is ~o~nted, or on any other lot farther distant from the main e~trunce c? s~id theater, ~ud~tori~, church, stadia, oi~al recreational ~.st~blizhn~nt or cthe~ us~. ~ P.'.;.kin~ s~ac~., fez. on~ ¥~hi¢lc fcc o~cl; thr=¢ ps,~'sons employed or intended t~b~> e~:~ployed in any manuf'~cturing or coat. ere!al use; such peace sLeil b~ provided on the lot on which such use is lcc~tsd c~ on any other lo~ not farther than 400 feet distant f~om the main entrance to such use. S. P~rking sp~ce for one vehicle fcc- ca:h 3C0 ~.:Cua~'c feet cf sleeping rccm area for patients contained in any hospital or sanitari'~; such crate shall be p~mvided on the lot on v;hich s~:id hospital cr sanitarium is located or on any other lot not farther than 400 feet distant from the main entrance tc such hospital or s~mitari~. 4. Parking spac~ for one vehicle for each three guest rocms contained in any hotel; such space shall be provided on tt;e lot on ~.'hich said hotel is loccted or on any other lot az:proved by the Poard cf ~upervisoz~s. ~ch sp~acc shall be deemed to be r~quired open space on any lot on ~.~hich it may b~ located and after ha~ing been established shall not be reduced or encroached upon in any manner except upon approval of the Board cf Supervisors in eit~r of the fo!lov:ina~ circum~'tances only: 1. ~cb space ~my be reduced by the amount on ~hich ither similar space. similarly situated and subject to the same conditions as herein specified for such space in the first place, is provided for the u~e to which it is ap purtenant. II. Such us.~ may be reduced by an amount equal to any reduction in seating capacity, number of employees, guest rooms, or other unit set forth herein as t~e unit governing the provisions of automobile perking space. C. On every lot on which is co~lucted any commercial or manufacturing use, cr on which is conducted any hotel or institutional use, there shall b~ provided space, either outside or inside a building, for the loa~ing and unloading of goods and materials, which space shall be not less than ~5 feet in lon~.th for every 50 feet of building width, nor less than 15 feet in width, ncr less than 15 feet in height, and which space shall be provided with access to an alley, or if no alley adjoins the let, then with access to e street. SECTION X GEI,~RAL ~O¥ISIONS The regul~tions of this ordinance shall be subject to the following general provisions end excoptions: A. Use Provisions 1. The regulations of this ordinance governing signs shall not be deemed tc prohibit the display of the flag of any natio~ or political subdivision theraof, or of any church, school, club, or other public or quasi-public agency, or to prohibit any othsr advertisir~ sign erected or maintained in accordance with official license or permit issued by the State ~ighway Conuuissioner of Virginia pursua~ %o the provisions of tke Code of Virginia B. Area Provisions 1. The following regulations shall apply in addition to the regulations as to required lot area which are otherwise specified for any district; provided however, that nothing herein shall be deemed to authorize the reduction i~ area of any lot to less than the area required by the regulations for the district in which such lot is situated. a. Where neither community water supply nor cor~munity sewerage is available to and used in connection with the lot, such lot shall hav~ an area of not less than 15,0CO square feet and a front width of not less than ?5 feet. b. ~,,bere either, but not both, community v:ater supply or community sev~erage is available to and used in connection with the lot, such lot shall have an area of not less than 9,000 square feet and a front width of not less than 60 feet, c. ;,here both conmiunity water and sewerage supply is available to and used in connection with the lot, such lot shall have an area of not less than ?,000 sou.are feet and a front width of not less than 50 feet. ~or purooses of this regulation a community water supply shall be deemed to be any facilities for supplying potable water to three or more dwellings, which facilities shall bz~ve been approved by the county health officer, end community sewerage shall be deemed to be any facilities for removing sewage from three or more dwellings, which facilities shall .~.ve been approved by the County health officer. 2. In any district any parcel of land having an area or average width less than required by the provisions of this ordirmnc¢ for a lot in the district in which t hat such parcel is situated, which parcel was under one ownership at the time of the adoption of this ordinance, when the o~ner owns no adjoining land, may be used as a building site and shall be deemed to be a lot, provided, however, that all other re[iulations for the district shall be complied ~ith. 5. Cornices and eaves may project not more than three feet over any minimum required yard provided that no such projection shall be less than two feet from any lot line. Sills, leaders, belt courses ~nd similar ornamental structures may project not more than six inches over any minimum yard or court. 4. ~n open fire balcony, fire escape, or fire tower may project not more than five feet over any yard. 5. In any R district, a bay window, oriel, entr~n~e, vestibule or balcony, ~hich is not more than ten feet in width may project not moro than three feet in~ any front or rear yard. An open porch, or porte eochere, ~y extend into any side yard in any H district if it does not come nearer to the side lot line than three feet (except on a corner lot, on which it shall not come nearer than ten feet to the s~.de street line) ~nd m~y extend into ~ny rear yard not more then ten feet if it does not come nearer to the rear lot line than ten feet. O. The yard requirements of this ordinance sh~l~ not apply to any retaining w~ll ~hich is less than five feet high, nor to any solid masonry u'~ll which is less than three feet high, nor to any rear fence, or ~all not more than seven feet in height; provided, hey:ever, that in az~y R district a fence greeter than three feet in height sha~l not be mor~ th~n ~SC pc~~ co~t solid alon~ ~ny lot llne bounding the front yard. ~. hxcept ~hero ad~qua~e l~ght and vcntilatlon a~e provided by artificial ~eans, every room in ~,~hich cna or mcre persons live, sleep, work, or congregate, except stor~ge rooms or other rooms ¥~here the ~ture of the occupancy does not require direct ligi~t a~'~d air from the out~ide,shall h~ve a total window area equal to not less than one-tenth of th~ floor area of such room, and such windows shall open directly upon a street or an alley not less than ten feet in v, ldth or upoz~ s front y~rd, rear yard, side yard, or outer court located upon the same lot and co~'orming to the requirements of this ordinance. 8. In order that an ~dcquate minimum d£stence may be maintained between buildings and to alloy? for possible future widening of narrow streets, all yard and building loc~tion dimensions in this ordinance shall be considerod ~s being me~sured from street lir~es of street~ h~ving a minimum width of ~0 feet; in measuring any ~uch dimensions on a lot abutting on a street less t~n 50 feet in width t?,~, street line of the lot she. ll be deemed to be a line parallel to, an~ ~ feet distant from the center line of such street except where a future ~idth line established for ~uc~ street,shall recuire ~ greeter distance. 9. Within the ~£ea formed by the center lines of intersecting or interc~ptlng streets and lines joining pcints on such center lines at distances from their intersection es provided below, there shall be no fence except a wire fence or w~ll higher than three ~nd one-half feet, nor shall there be any obstruction to vision, other than a post or column not exceeding one foot square in cross section or one foot in diameter between a height of three and one-half feet and a height of ten feet above the established grade of either street, or if no grade has been officially established, above the average elevation of the existing surface of e~ch street at th~ center line thereof~ a. In all R districts: 100 feet b. In all A Districts: 150 feet 10. In any R or C-1 district if 30 percent or more of the frontage in any block, located in the same ~istrict, exclusive of the frontage along the side of a corner lot, has been improved with buildings at the time of the passage of this ordinance, and the front yards On such lots vary in depth to an extent not greater than six feet, then the required front yard depth for such district shall be disregarded in such block and in lieu ther~of the front yard required on each of the lot in said block ~all be of e depth not less than the average depth front yards on the lots on which are located such buildings, to a maximum of 50 feet ; provided, howe~er, that this regulation shall not be deemed to authori~ the construction of any building nearer to the street line of any street than an future width line established for such street. ll. Detached accessory building in i~ and G-1 districts shall conform to the following additional regulations as to their locations on the lot, provided, f~on~ half of the lot is greater however, that if the average slope of the ~ ~ than one foot vertica~l from the established street grade at the property line in seven feet of horimontal distance or if the elevation of the lot at the street line is five feet or mor~ abo~e or below the established street grade, a private garage ,au be built to the front an~ side lines of the lot; provided, further, that if no grades have been established, the foregoing measurements ma be taken from the existing street surface. a. On an interior lot abutting on cna street, no detached accessory building shall be erected or altered so as to encroach upon the front half of the lot. b. On an interior lot ~butting on two or moro streets, no detached accessory building shall be erected ~:r altered so as to encroach upon the one-quarter of the lot nearest either street. c. On a corner lot, no detached accessory building shall be erected or altered so as to encroach upon the area between such respective streets and lines paralle to such streets, rezpectively, in such manner that etch of such lines divides the lot into tv;o equal areas provided, hey:ever, that on a corner lot which adjoin a lot fronting on the street along the side of the corner lot no accessory buildl shall be locatea nearer to the street line of such street than a distance equal to the depth of front yard required on such adjoining lot. d. On a corner lot abutting on more than two streets, no detacDed accessory building shall be erected or altered so as to be nearer to any street llne than one-fourth the width or ler~th cf the lot. e. Except ss hereinbefore specifically permitted, no detached accessory building shall be nearer to the side line of the front half of any adjoining lot bhan a distance equal to the width of the side yard required on the lot on which such accessory building is located. f. Notwithstanding shy of the requirements of this section, the foregoing r~gulctlons shall net require tLat any detached accessory building shall be more than 75 feet from 'any street line bounding the lot, and shall not require that th front of any such accessory building rhich faces tc~ard any street shall be ne~rer to the lot line opposite such street line than a distance of 20 feet. ShCTION XI FUTURE '.IDTH LINES ~. Futuro width lines arc hero,by establiohed as shown on the series of maps entitled "Zoning District Sectional Maps, 1945". In ~ddition to any such future width lines thus established, th:~ follo~'Jin~ specified future %~idth lines are hereby established: B. No buildir~ shall hereafter bo creeled or moved so that it ~ill be nearer to the street line of any street than the future v:idth line established for such st feet. SECTION XII OFFICIAL DESIGNS The Board of Supervisors may prepare an official design for a~j area in the County. Such official design may include the d~slgn and location of buildings, arrungement of open spaces, location and arrangement of driveways, ~nd automobile parking areas, and ~uch other metters as will contribute to · - + ~ aea ~,overed with due re~d the orderly and harmonlou~ develppm~n~ 9f.~h~ r .,"_ _. ~~+.. ~..~ to t~.e character of the nei~hbornoo~ ann ~ts pecuiza~ut~T~'y~ cf Supervisors shell kolu ~ h .... 1~ ~ ~ , ' in ~'he cf the County in %alu[Oh the ~rea covered by such proposed officiH1 dezign is situ=~ed at l~ast t~*n isys before the date of such hearing, and by mailing pc~t c~rd notice thereof, st la~"~t fifteen ~ays before the da%~ thereof, ~o the ov~ner cf c~:eh !a~c~l of l-~nd in ~cL area at the address of such e~ chowz~ on the reccras of the Oc,~i~sicner of the ?~venue, After such .~otio~ and hea~i~,~, tlc Board of Superviscrz may, by resolution, adopt the s~e, ~rom a~,d after the tim~ cf suoh adoption s~ch official design shall have thc ~f~ct set forth in thi~ ordinance. SECTION XIII ~PROYAL OF PLANS hv~;r~' ai?lic:~tio~ l'ci ~, zon~A~g and/ct builZL~ permit fo~ 8ny building in any O-1 district, or for any building in shy area in any other district which is covered by an offictml design ~dopted by the Board of Supervi~ rs pursuant to the provi~ions of this ordinance, shall be accompanied by drawing~ or sketohes shorting the front, sides and rear elevations of the proposed , ,~ -~ ~ a~, the same will appear after the work ,for building, o~ of tlc bu~l~ ~ ..... ~eted. ~ cody of every suqh_a~pli~ the permit ls sought sna~l. ~o~~ ~ketches, shall ~e transmlt%ea together v. ith the eccompany¢**~ u¢~e~,~ tc the County Board of ~per~isors, which shall consider the same in an endeavor to provide that every such building shall be so designed and constru, . - ..... ~ h tt~e desirable character of the · .. ~ · reasonable harmony .._t ' · --~ ~ , have been neighborhood, ~nciu~ ~y,~_~-~ .... ~. t~er=of, and so thaZ no such ,.,~ for ~;unh ~elg~oorLouu, ux ~, ......... . that v:ill be of unsightly or otherwise undesirable appearance to the oxtent it ;;ill hinder the orderly and harmonious development of the neighbonhood ~ ~ +~ ...... nt~ or impair the scenic asset~ of the Co~.onwoalth, or limit ~ ~ .... ~ ~ ~- ~ +~ ~tim~. us.o ann value of land and ~.;provementz the opportunity ~o oo~a~ ~,~ ~ tion, te~ in the neighborhood, or impair the desirability of living conditions in adjacent residential areas, or otherwise adversely affect the general prosperity and welfare. To this end the County Board of ~pervisors shall suggest any changes in the plans of any such proposed building as it may deem necessary to accomplish the purposes of this section, and shall not approve any such plans until it is satisfied that such purposes shall be accomplishe~ thereby. Such action shall be taken within 50 days after the receipt by the County Board of Supervisors of such application and plans, or within such longer period as may be agreed upon between the applicatn or his agent and the County Board of Supervisors. No zoning end,or building pernu[t for any building coming under the provisions of this section shall be issued unless and until the plans required hereunder have been approved by the County Board of ~upervisors. Upon such ~pproval, the permit shall be issued, provided all other provisions of law have been complied with. Every drawing or sketch filed under the provision of this section shall become a part of the permanent re~ords of the County Board of °upervisors. SECTION XIV NON-C 0NFOR~NG U~S he following, regulations shall apply to all non-conforming uses existing at the ime of the adoption of this ordinance and to all non-conforming uses in districts hereafter changed and in districts hereafter established: 1. If, at the time of enactment of this ordinance, any lot, building or structure, is being used in a character or manner or for a purpose which does not conform to the provisions of this ordinance, and which is not prohibited by soma other ordinance, such character or manner o~ use or purpose may be continued and mo change or possession of any such lot, building or structure shall be construed to prevent the continued non-conforming use of such lot, building or structure as hereinbefore provided. Any such non-conforming use which is not o~herwise unlawful and except as otherwise provided in the ordinance may be hereafter extended throughout any part of a building or structure which was manifestly arranged or designed for such use at the time of enactment of this ordinance. The Board of ~ppeAls may grant in their discretion the privilege of an extension of the area of the present building. £. No building, str~cture or premises in which a non-conforming use is abandoned for a period exceeding one year or is superseded by a permitted use, susequent to the enactment of this ordinance, shall again be devoted to any prohibited use. 3. A~uy ~on-conforming building or structure which is here&na~.~er damaged to an extent exceeding 50 per cent of its then reproduction ~alue exclusive of foundations by fire, flood, explosion, earthquakes, war, riot, storm or so-called act of God, may not be restored, reconstructed and used for any other than a purpose permitted under the provisions of this ordinance governing the district in which the buildings or structure is located. 4. Nothing in this ordinance shall prevent the strengthening or restoration to a mafe ~or lawful condition of any part of a building or structure declared unsafe or unlawful by the Building Inspector, the Chief of F. ire Department or any other duly authorized county official. SECTION XV : PE~TS ~ND PLATS A. In any' district established by this ordinance, except in any part of an "A" district lying more than E~0 feet from any primary or secondary ~tate Highway, no building, including any structure having a value in excess of nor shall any excavatiom for a building Ten Dollars, shall be erected or moved, be commenced, unless and until a zoning and/or building permit therefor~shall first have been obtained from the Executive Secretary of the Board of Supervisors No such permit shall be issued for any building or work thereon if such building or work or the use for which such building is designed, arranged or intended woul in any particular be in violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance. No permit shall be required hereunder for any building on which, prior to the passage of this ordinance, work was actually commenced by the f~xin~ or substant~ construction materials in the[ r permanent positions, or by the completion of substantial excavation, or by the moving of such building to its permanent position; but a permit shall be required bef6re any erectioh or moving of any n or before any such excavation 'shall be commenced in an~V particular. such bufldi g therefore shall A record of all zoning and/or building permits a~d applications be kept on file in the office of said Executive ~ecretary. B. It shall constitute a violation of this ordinance for any person, firm or corporation, either owner or agent, to erect or move any building for v~ich a permit is required under the provisions of this section or to co~ence any excavation for any such building without first hay lng obtained the said permit; and any permit issued upon a false statement of any fact which is material to the issuance thereof shall be void. Whenever the fact of such false statement shall be established to the satisfaction of the said Executive Secretary, he shall forthwith revoke the permit, but notice in writing to be al delivered by him to the holder of the void permit upon the premises where the violation has occurred, or, if such holder be not found there, by posting the said notice of revocation in some conspicuous place upo$ the said premises. any person who shall proceed thereafter with such work or use without hsving obtained e new permit in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a violation thereof. C. Every appli(~ation for a zoning and/or building permit shall be accompanied by a drawing or plat, in duplicate, showing the lot and the building site, the proposed location of the building on the lot, accurate dimensions of the building, of the ~mrds and of the lot, the intended use of the building, the number of families the building is designed to accommodate, if a dwelling, the location, size and use of any existing buildings on the same lot, and such other information as may be necessary to the enforcement of this ordinance. BOARD OF ZONIEG APPEALS A. The Board of Zoning aPpeals, established as provided by law, shall have the powers and duties prescribed by law. B. The Board of ~onlng Appeals shall elect one of its members chairman and one vice-chairman, and shall appoint a secretary, who shall be the executive officer of the Board. The Chairman., or, in his absence, the vice-chairman, may administer oaths and compel the attendance or witnesses. All meetings of the Board shall be public. The presence of three members shall be necessary for a quorum. The Board shall keep min,,tes of its proceedings, including a full record of its findings, and showing the vote of each member on every question, or, if absent or failing to vote, indicating that fact. The Board may from time to time adopt such rules as it may deem necessary in order to carry into effect the provisions of this ordinance. ¢. The Board of ~oning Appeals shell ha~e the following powers: 1. Interpretation a. To hear and decide a~,peals from any order, requirement, decision or determination made by the Executive Secretary or by an administrative officer in the enforcement of this ordinance, when it is alleged that there is error in the interpretation of any provision of this ordinance. b. On its own ~otion to interpret any provision of this ordinance which may be in doubt. c. On appeal or on its own motion to 'determine the location of any district boundary line shown on the Zoning Map of Chesterfield County adopted as a part of this ordinance when such location is in doubt. 2. USE P~P~ITS a. To hear and decide on appeal applications for use permits required by this ordinance; except such use permits the issuance is vested in the Board of Supervlsors. b. When a lot is divided by a district boundary, to grant a use permit for the extension of a use or building situated on the portion of such lot which lies in the less restricted district, into the more restricted district, but only on the same lot as it existed at the time of the passage of this ordinance, and not more than E5 feet beyond the dividing line between the two districts, subject to all the regulations of the less restricted district. c. To grant an appeal a use permit for a temporary use or building of a commero~al or industrial nature in a district in which such use or building is not permitte~ under the district regulations when such use or building is incidental end accessory to the construction of a building or of public works on the same lot or on adjacent land. 3. VARIANCES a. To authorize upon appeal in special cases such variance from the terms of this ordinance as will not be contrary to the public interest, when, owing to special conditions, a literal enforcement of any provision of the ordinance would result in ummecessar¥ hardship. D. ~c~ions on questions of interpretation, on use permits, and on varAances, respectively, shall be taken by separate proceedings. All such actions shall be by resolution. If any action on an a ,peal or an application shall fail to receive three affirmative voEes, the action shall be deemed robe a denial, and a resolution denying the appeal or application shall be entered in the records of the Board. E. A variance shall not be authorized unless the Board of Zoning Appeals shall fin~ upon sufficient .vidence: a. That there are special circumstances or conditions applying to the land, building or use referred to in the application; and b. That the authorizing of the variance is necessary for the preservation and enjoyment of substantial property rights; and c. That the authorizing of the applicationwill not be materially detrimental to persons residing or working on the vicinity, to adjacent property, to the neighborhood, ar to the public welfare in general. d. The Board of ;.oning Appeals shall prescribe in connection with any variance such conditions as the Board may deem necessary in order to fully carry out the provisions and intent of this ordinance. Such conaition.s applyi.ng to a variance permit may include, amon~ other thi_ngs, a limitation of the time for which such permit shall be ~alid. Violation of sny such conditions shall be a violation of this ordinance. SECTION XVII AM~YD~:~TS The Board of Supervisors may from time to time on its own motion or on written petition filed with the Executive Secretary of the Board of ~upervtsors, and after notice and hearing as required bY law, amend any of the regulations of this ordinance or any boundary of any district established by this ordinance. Before holdieg a hearing on any such proposed amendment the Board of Supervisors .... '~ .............. +~ the Count~ Plannin~ Commission for a may ir it aeem proper, re~' ~n~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ._ _~T__~ ~ ~ts Count~ report and recommendation. If a proposec a~.~,encmen~ ~s?.~.~-.~-~ ~ ~_ Planning Commission and the County Planning ~ommission ra~s ~o repor~ on any such amendment within thirty days after its receipt thereof, such failure to report shall be deemed to be approval of such amendment. The County Planning Commission may, on its own motion, recommend to the Board of Supervisors any amendment, and such action ~hall be deemed to satisfy the requirements of this es ect to a report by such Commiss.ion on suc~h, matt.e.r:_ Th.e section .w~lt.h r p ........ ~ .... a~,. amendmen~ proposec ey pet~on, sna~ of adverm~slng no~??.o~ ~-~_~_~__~_~ .... * this section shall apply be ~orne by the per,either. '~'ne ~~ ~ to any amendment, supplement, change, modification or repeal of any provision of th~s ordinance, or of any district boundary established by this ordinance. SECTION ~ The Board of ~.oning Appeals and the County plannin~ Commissio~ shall prescribe in their rules the forms and scope of petitions aha application for the matters which this ordinance provides shall come before them, respectively, and of accompanying data to be furnished so as to assure the fullest practicable presentstion of facts for proper consider.etion of each cas. and for a permanent record. ~ny petition for a variance or for a use permit or for an amendment shall include a verification by at least one of the petitioners, attesting to the truth and correctness of all facts and maps presented with said petition. Such verification shall be dated and attested before a notary public or other officer authorized to administer omths. SECTION ~X INT~RPRETAT ION In interpreting and applyin~ the provisions of this ordinance, the Board of ~.oning Appeals shall be held to the minimum requirements adopted for the e ublic health, safety, morals, comfort, convenience and generalI promotion of_th .p --~- herein ~rovided, it is not intended by this welfare. ,;xcep~ as speg~m~%~ 2 o re eal ' abrogate, annul, or in any ~ay ~o zmpalr or lneer~er~ ordinance t .p ' .... , .... ~ .... ~- or b~ rule. regulation or with any existing prov.~s~on or law ~r ~-~T~i b~ adoo~ed or issued pursuan~ t evtousl adoptea or issued, or wnzc¥ ~T ..... .-~.! .... ~ ..... *-ion permi pr . .. Y ......... ~ ~.,i~din~ or lana or re£a~ng ~9 ~ ~ , to law, rela~lng ~o D~e u~ ~ ~ ~ establishment, moving, alteratio~ or enlargement o~ any building construction, ........... ~o ~d~ rice to interfere with .or. or im rovement; nor ls im ~n~enGeG ~y ~ ..... i~na~ ~weement between para,es; abrogPate or annul any easement, covenant or o~ .... o- -- provided, however, that whenever this ordinance imposes gre~ter restrictions upon the erection, construction, or establishment, moving, alteration or enlargement of buildings or the use of any building or of land in any of the districts established by this ordinance, then are imposed or required by such existing provisions of law or ordinance or by such rules, or regulations or permits, or by such easements, covenants or agreements, then the provisions of this ordinance shall control. SECTION XXI ENFORCEI~NT A. All departments, officials and public employees of Chesterfield County which are vested with the duty or authority to issue permits or licenses shall conform to the provisions of this ordinance and shall issue no such permit or license for any use. building or propose if the same would be in conflict with any of the provisions of this ordinance. ~nY such permit or license, if issued in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance, shall be null and void. B. From and after the time that the Board of Superviosrs shall have appointed an administrative officer under the provisions of Chapter 15 of the ACts of 1927, as amended, such administrative officer shall have the duties ~rescribed by law and shall act as the agent of the Executive Secretary to the Board of SuPervisors in the performance of the duties prescribed in this ordinance for said E~ecutive Secretary. SECTION XXII A. The owner or general agent of a building or premises where a violation of any provisions of said regulations has been committed shall exist, or the lessee or tenant of an entire building or entire premises where such violation has been commttte~ or shall exist, or the owner, lessee, general agent or tenant or any part of the building or premises in which such violation has been com~itted, or shall exist, or the general agent, architect, builder, contractor or any other person who commits, takes a part or assists in any such violation or who maintains any building on premises in which any such violation shall exist shall be guilty of misdemeanor, punishable By a fine of not less than Ten Dollars and not more than One Hundred Dollars' if the offense be not wilful, or not more than Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars if the offense be wilful, and in every case of Ten Dollars for each day after the first day that such violation shall continue. In any case 'of the violation of any provision of said regulations the owner, lessee, tenant or agent shall be subJec to a civil penalty of Fifty Dollars. ~ny such person who having been served with an order to remove any such violation, shall fail to comply withsaid order within ten days after such sar{ice or shall continue to violate any provisions of the said regulations in the respect named in such order shall also be subject to a civil penalty of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars. I addition to an. Other remedies provided for this orainsnce, the Board B. n Y late action or proceeding to prevent of Supervisors may institut? an~ appropr ~ oration, repair, conversi the unlawful erection, cons~rumtion, reconstru ..... , alt · use of an building or the unlawful use of any land, under the maintena~n?.e or ~ Y e occunanc of any building or land terms or ~nis ordinance, or to prevent th ~ Y violation of any of the provisions of this ordinance, or to restrain, correct or abate any vAolation of any of the provisions of this ordinance. SECTION XXIII REPEALING CONFLICTING ORDINANCES All other ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance, to the extent of such conflict and no further, are hereby repealed; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be deemed to repea~ or amend any ordinance requiring a p~rmit or license to cover any business, trade or occupation. SECTION X~IV VALIDITY If any section, sub-seztion, sentence, clause or phrase of this ordinance is for any reason held by a court of competent Jurisdiction to be invalid, affect the validity of the remaining portions of this such decision shall not hat it would have s hereb declares t ordinance~ ~e Board ~f~e~~ ~ -~ection, sentence, clause and ~ assed this or~x~ance an9 ~acn ~ .... ~-~ ~nv one or more sections, sue- ~hrase thereof, irrespecmive of the fao~ ....... ~ sections, sentences, clauses, or phrases be declared invalid. SECTION XXV DATE EFFECTIVE The date of effect of this ordinance shall be from and after its passage and legal publication. Passed December ll, 1945, by unanimous vote of the Board of Supervisors. This day again the matter of closing a portion of Rt. 617 in Bermuda District was brought to the attention of the Board, and on motion of h.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the matter be continued until further order of this Board. This day a petition was submitted to the Board of Supervisors requesting that an old road from Rt. 360 to Bailey's Bridge Road', Rt. 6~4, beginning at a point on ~360, about 400 yards west of the crossing of Swift Creek, running in a westerly direction through the ~ndm of M.D.Epes and Clinton Brooks, be taken into the County road system, and at the earliest possible time be taken into the State Secondary System. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of ~.~. Horner, it is resolved that the ExeCutive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to have a survey made and secure the title for this road and that it should become a part of the County Road System. ~nd be it further resolved that the Virginia Deu~artment of highways be and it hereby is requested to take this road into the Secondary System at the earliest possible time. and be it. further resolved that the County of Chesterfield will guarantee the riGht-of-way to the Virginia Department of Hi~h~ays on this road. This day againl~the, conditi~n;.o~ the driveways on the west side of the Courthouse to the Police and ~gricultural Departments was called to the attention of the Board. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the Virginia DePartment of Highways be and it ~reby is requested to improve this driveway and charge same to the 3ct. road levy. ~ V This day ~r.m~.H.Heintzman, stated to the Board that the Chester olunteer Fire DePartment mas in need of a timer switch for the siren r~cently installed at the Fire House in Chester. URon consid~ratign wh~reof~a~d on motion of H.T.G~yne, it is resolved that the Executive oecre~ary ce aha ne hereby is ~utho~ized to purchase and have installed a timer switch for the siren ~t the Fire House in Chester. And be it further resolved that the Chief Fire Warden be requested to inspect the equipment at Chesterto make such repairs as may be necessary on the portable fire fighting equipment. This da the Executive Secretary prewented to the Board a petition from certain citizen~ of Bermuda District objecting to any acti?n_t~ke~ ?o~ard t2~stablish- mentment of a water system in the Bermuda Magistermal ~is~rmcD. ~pos consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T.~oyne, the petition is received and filed. This day the Executive Secretary presented to the Board a proposed letterhead for Chesterfield County, stating that the same letterhead would be used for all departments to make a unifom printing for all County stationery. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W. A.Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to have letterheads printed in a~cordance with this design. This day Hon. Fred R.ohepherd, Mayor of Colonial Hei~hts, appeared before the Board requesting that some action be taken on the installation of needed street lights in Colonial. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of P.~.Covingto this matter is referred to the Light Committee for consideration. This day the Ohief of Police appeared before the Board of ~upervisors stating there was a need for an ordinance to regulate the operation of dance halls and establishments in Chesterfield County. Unon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the Dommonvmalth's attorney be and he hereby is requested to prepare an ordinance in accordance with the recommendeti of Chief of Police, C.~.~ith, pertaining to the regulation of dance ha~ls and similar establishments in 0hesterfield County, and present sam~ to the Board of Supervisors at its next regular meeting. ~milar ~s This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from theWinfree Motor Company relative to furnishing cars to the County for the Police Department. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T.D.,,atkins, it is resolved that the Chairman be requested to appoint a Committee to make a study of furnishing cars to the Police Department and report back to the Board at a later meeting. ~hereupon, The Chairman appointed Mr. ,. A. Horner, and Mr.P.~,.Covington as this Committee. This day Mr.J.G.~ening brought to the Board's attention the fact that State Offices wer being closed on December 2A, 25, 31 and ~anuary 1st, and stated that he felt that County employees should have the same holiday. Upon consideratio~ whereof, and on motion of Mr.J.G. Hening~ it is resolved that all County offices be closed on December 24, 25, 31st and ~anuary lat. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Miss He~en Ricks, District ~gent, Extension Division, requesting that the Board of Supervisors include in the budget for 1946-'47 the sum cf ~900.00 for an Assistant Home Demonstration Agent. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T. D.Watkins, it is resolved that Miss Ricks be requested to appear before the Board of Supervisors at their ne~t regular meeting on January 8, 1946, to discuss this matter with the Board. This day the Executive Secretary presented a bill for membership dues to the League of Virginia Counties in the amount of $300.00. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~,~. A. Horner, it is resolved that this amount be paid to the League of Virginia Counties f, or,membership dues. On this matter ~r.J.6.Hening voted No and asked that his vote be so recorded. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter fromM rs. C.J.Brown, re~ardlng a road near Manchester School, requesting that same be improved, which ~etter is referre~ to Mr. ~¥~.~.Horner for investigation. This day the Executive oecretary presented a petition from ~residents of "Cherry Gardens", requesting that the roads therein be improved. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of H.T.Goyne, the matter is referred to the Ro~d Committee. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mr. Samuel B.Snow, re~arding the zoning of certain property on the southstde of Hull Street Road, between the ~tlantic Coast Line Belt Line and ~arwick Road, stating that it was his purpose to request permission to establish an airport and recreational facilities at this location. Upon consideratto~ whereof, and on m~tion of ,,.~.Horner, it is resolved that the E~ecutive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to write to Mr. Snow requesting him to further explain his intention concerning the area along the Warwick Road. ~his day the Executive Secretary called the attention of the Board to the need a water tank at Chesterfield Courthouse to replace the tank which has been taken onsideration whereof, and on motion of out o service for sometime. ~po~ c ~. ~ ~ .... ,~ ~ an h, hereb is reque~ --- f red that ~ne mxecu~lve ~ .... ~ .... d Y el( H.T.Goyne~ i~ is.~esol ..... ,--~o~otion of a pressure tank for Chesterfi to procee~ with ~e purcnas~ u~ Courthouse with a capacity of lB00 or 180~ gallons. This day the Executive Secretary submitted to the Board ~orms 37, 37-A and 37-B the Virginia DePartment of Highways, showing work completed on the ~econdary Road System in Chesterfield County from July 1, 19A4 to ~uly l, 1945. On motion of J.G.Hening, the report is received and filed. a, the Executzve Secretary read a letter from the Associated Engineers, In This d y ~ _ ~' ..... ~~ ~ro~ram for Chesterfield of ~ashington, ~. ~. concerning an overa~ County, and the letter is received and filed. This day the Executive ~ecretary informed the Board that there had been a reques for the improvement of a road running in a southerly direction from Rt. 604, approximately one mile, east of the Junction of Rt. 60~and 605, commonly known as the ~llison Road. Upon consideration whereof, and'onmotion of p.W.Covtngt it is resolved that the ¥irginla DePartment of ~i~hmays be and it hereby is requested to improve this road as soon as possible to make it passable for winter travel, expending a sum not to exceed $200.00, and charging same to the 3ct. road levy. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mrs. Bettie L.Ward, requesting the Board to improve streets in ,'Clover~ale" Subdivision. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~.~.Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secreta~'Y be and he hereby is requested to forward to M~s. Ward a copy of a resolution of the Board setting forth requirements for streets in subdivisions before they will be accepted by the County. This day again the matter of the offer for sale by Mr. Geo. C.Gregor~ to the County of Chesterfield of a water system owned and operated by him in Manchester and Midlothian Districts in a section known as -Stratford Hills", was brought to the Board's atten~.~on. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W.A. Horner, it is resolved th~ Mr. Gregory's Offer to sell this water system to the County of Chesterfield for the sum of $100.00 be and it hereby is accepted. ted rom n~ ~nd be it further resolved theft the water system will be taken over and operated by Shesterfield County as of January l, 1946. and be it further ~solved ~hat the sum of $100.00 be and it hereby is appropriate~ from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund to ?lg-~0$~ater Systems. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mr.S.H.Evert, of McGutre Park, stating that McGuire Homes, Inc. would be willing to contribute to Chest~r- field County sufficient money up to ~6,000.00 to be used for the establishing of a water system in "McGuire Park" to serve the 150-building lots ~n that Subdivision, provided that this money would be returned to the McGuire Park owners as follows: One-seventh of the amount when the first five water connection~ were made; one-seventh when the second five connections were made, and continuing one-seventh of the amount as each five connections are made until the entire amount would be paid to ~cGuire ~iomes, Inc. without interest. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~.%.Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to proceed to complete the n.gotiations with McGutre Homes, Inc., and install this water system. This day again the application of Mr.J.C.Morris for establishing a water system in the Subdivision known as "Mayfair" adjacent to Enon School property, was considered. Upon consideration whereof, and on ~otion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is instructed to negotiate ~lth Mr. J.O.Norrts and accept a bond from him in accordance with the resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors in its meeting of November, 1Z, 1945, and insta! She water system as soon as practicable. And b~ it further resolved that the sum of ~4,000.00 be and it hereby is approprial from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund to 19-407 for the purpose of installing this water system. This day the Executive Secretary stated that he had a request for several extensio of water lines at "Woodstock". Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~,.A~ Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary ~e and he hereby is a~thorized to proceed Immediately with these connections. This day the ~xecutive Secretary read a letter from Mr. Frank J. Manhart, Attorney for Mr. Thomas Bell, stating that his client was ready to proceed and furnish bond in accordance with a resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County on November 13, 1945, relative to the establishment of water 'systems in Chesterfield County, and requested that the water system be established immediately in the Sub~ivision known as "DuPont Square", at the intersection of Rt· 63~ and ~l, at Stop 17 on the Petersburg Pike. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~. A. Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is instructed ~ud directed to proceed with the installation of this water system as soon as the necessar~ bond is posted. ~nd be it further resolved that the sum of $6,000.0~ be and it hereby is appropriated from the unappropriated surplus of the Genmral Fund to 19-408- Water Systems. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from ~r.W.H.Stansbury of "Derwent Gardens" relative to establishing a water system for that development. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~. A. Horner, this matter is referred to the ,,ater Committee. This day Mr.E.S.Lautenslager, appeared be£ore the Board regarding a development known as "Sunset Hills" near Bon Air, and stated that they were desirous of having a water system installed there. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T D. ~atkins this matter is referred to the ~ater Committee and arrangement~ made for the ~ater Gommtttee to meet on the location at 10:00 a.m. December 19, 1945, to investigate this proposition. It appeartn~ to this Board that in Bermuda ~agisterial Sanitary Dimtrict, due to the rapidly increasing population therein, it is necessary fo~ the health and public welfare of residents therein that a water supply system be constructed in said Sanitary District for the use and benefit of the public in said Sanitary District, and Whereas, by an ~ct of the General Assembly of Virginia at an extra session, 1945, Chapter 37 thereof, there was created a Sanitary District known as Bermuda $~gisterial Banl~r~ District, and by Chapter 161 of the Acts of the General Assembly of Virginia, 1926, as amended, the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, was ve~ted with certain powers and duties in connection therew~ Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T.GoYne, it is resolved ~.by~ this Board that a water supply system be constructed and operated in said Bermuda Magiste~'ial Sanitary District and that this Board petition the Judge of the Circuit Court of the County of Chesterfield, Virginia, to call a spe~ial e~eetie~ in said Bermuda Magisterial Sanitary District to take the sense of the qualified voters on the Question as to whether the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County shall issue bonds ~f said District in an amount not exceeding $35~000.00 for the purpose of the construction and operation of a water supply system in said Sanitary District as authorized in the ~cts of the General ~ssembly of Virginia, Chapter 161, and Acts amendatory thereof. 1 ~ appearing to this Board that in Manchester Magisterial Sanitary ~Istrict, due t¢ the rapidly increasing population therein, it is necessary for the health and public welfare of the residents therein that a water supply system be constructed in said Sanitary District for the use and benefit of the public in said Sanitary District, and Whereas, by an ~cts of the General Assembly of Virginia, 1942, Chapter ~12 thereof there was created a sanitary district known as Manchester Magisterial Sanitary District, and by Chapter 161 of the %ets of the General ~ssembly of VirgAmia, 1926 as amended, the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, was vested with certain powers and duties in connection therewith; Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~.A.Horner, it is resolved by this Board that a water supply be. constructed and operated in said ~anches~er Magisteri~ Sanitary District~and that this Board petition the Judge of the Circuit Court of the County of Chesterfield, Virginia, to call a special election in said Manchester Magisterial Sanitary District to take the sense of the qualified voters on the question as to whether the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County shall issue bonds of said District in an amount not in emcess of $100,000.00 for the purpose of the construction and operation of a water system in said Sanitary DistriCt as authorized ~$ the Acts of the General ~ssembly of Virginia of 1926, Chapter 161, and acts amendatory thereof. There being insufficient money in certain accounts of the General ~'und, it is resolved Sn motion of P.W.Covington, that the following appropriations be made from the unappropriated surplus of the General ~und, to the following accounts: 6a - 319 Police Dept. - Office Supplies $£2.13 ? - 211 Insurance - fire truok 8.17 7 - ~99 Fire Prevention-City of Richmond 150.00 llc- 215 Fair Grounds 48.60 Additional funds being needed in a certain account in the Dog Tax Fund, it is resolved on motion of P.W.Covington, that the following appropriation be made from the unappropriated surplus of the Dog Tax Fund to the following account: 12 - 501 - Fowl claims $100.00 Ordered that the meeting be now adjourned until 10:00 a.m. January 8, 1946. 1