1955-10-06 Packet0.1
THIS LEASE, made this the 7 day of
1955, by and between ARTHUR L. DAVIS and IRENE NETTIE DAVIS, his
wife, hereinafter called the Lessors, parties of the first part,
and COUNTY OF CHESTERFI,LD, VIRGINIA, hereinafter called Lessee,
party of the second part,-
WITNESSETH: That in consideration of the mutual cov-
enants and conditions hereinafter recited, the parties hereto do
agree as follows:
1. Lessors hereby lease to County of Chesterfield,
Virginia, and County of Chesterfield, Virginia, hereby leases from
Lessors, the following described property:
One room, 181 X 241, in building known as
"Holly Inns" located on Route 360, Chester-
field County, Virginia, and being a part of
the same property conveyed to Arthur L. Davis
by deed dated March 9, 1948, recorded March
15, 1948, in Deed Book 329, page 363, in the
Clerk? s Office of the Circuit Court of Ches-
terfield County, Virginia.
2. The term of this lease shall bedn on the 1st. day
of September, 1955, and shall end on the 31st. day of December,
1956.
3. The lessee shall pay as rent during the term hereo
the sum of $50.00 for each calendar month.
4. The lessors agree that if the lessee so desires,
it may rent the said premises for the months of January and Febru-
ary, 1957 at the same rental rate as set forth herein.
5. Lessors agree to provide adequate heat and electri�-
ity for the use of the lessee during the term of this lease.
ATTEST:
Clerk
A*hur L . Davis
Irene Nettie Davis
State of Virginia,
County of Chesterfi 19d, to-wi :
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for the County aforesaid, in the State of Virginia, do certify
that Irvin G. Horner and M. IV. Burnett, Chairman and Clerk, res-
pectively, of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County,
whose names are signed to the foregoing lease bearing date on the
_ day of , 1955, have each acknowledged the
same before me in my county aforesaid.
My commission expires -
Given under my hand this // day of
1955.
State of Virginia,
County of Chesterfield, ,Lo-wit:
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for the County aforesaid, in the S
Notary
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e of Virginia, do certify tha
Arthur L. Davis and Irene Nettie Davis, his wife, whose names are
signed t he foregoing lease bearing date on the ;day of
1955, have each acknowledged the same be-
fore me in my county aforesaid.
My commission expires:% �'�
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Present:
Mr.
Mr.
Irvin G.Horner,
H. T. Goyne
Mr.
R.J.Britton
Mr.
J.P.Gunter
Mr.
Stanley R.Rague,
VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Cheate r-
fdeld County, held at the Courthouse
on October 69 19559 at 8:00 p.m.
Chairman Absent:
Jr.
Dx.Robt. 0. Gill
This day the Executive Secretary reports that there has been some complaint concerning
the length of night meetings of the Board of Supervisors and strongly recommends
that there be a limit placed on said meetings, and the agenda for all meetings
be closed four days before the date of said meeting, and that said agenda will be
mailed to the Supervisors two days before the said meeting. Upon on
whereof and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Britton, it IS resolvedddhatiall
night meetings be adjourned at 11:00 p.m.
Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr.Britton,
it is resolved that the agenda for meetings of the Board of Supervisors be
closed four days before the date of said meeting, and the agenda by mailed
Promptly to the Board of Supervisors. It is understood that in an emergency
that a majority vote of the Board will waive the requirements of this motion.
On motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that Mr.William Old
be end he hereby is made temporary chairman of the Board of Directors fbr the
W.W.Baker Child Camp.
This day the Executive Secretary read a list of roads taken into the Secondary
System of roads by the Highway Department effective September 15, 19559 which list
is as follows: (Copy into minute Book).
This day .Mere was read a letter from Mr. C. W.Woodson, which requests the appointment
Of a "Safe -Driving Day" Chairman, and states that "S-D" Day will be December 1st.
Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr. Hague, seconded by Mr. Gunter,
it is resolved that Chief C. W.Smith be appointed the "S D'1 day director for the
County of Chesterfield.
This day again the matter of Virginia's 350th Anniversary Commission was discussed
and the Chairman appoints Mr. Goyne, Mr. Hague and the ftecutive Secretary to
work out a program for Chesterfield County, which program would celebrate this
Anniversary.
On motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Treasurer of
the County of Chesterfield be and he hereby is authorized to transfer $20,000.00
from the Dog Tax Rand of the County to the General Fubd of the County.
On motion of Mr -Britton, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that the Treasurer
of the County of Chesterfield be and he hereby is authorized to transfer $115.00
from the General Fund of the County to Item 3a-211, which am&unt will pay the
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insurance premium of employees in the Treasurerts Office.
It was generally agreed that bids will be invited for approximately 12 cars
for the Police Department and other employees of the County.
On motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by *.Britton,,, it is resolved that the Chairman
of this Board and the Executive Secretary be authorized to sign a contact
with'.E.A.O'Neil, which contract is as to
(Copy in Minute Book).
On motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board
receive and file with the Board's papers a letter from Mr.Burton Marye, General
Manager of the Richmond Petersburg Turnpike Authority, which letter pertains
to the cooperation of the Toll Road authority with the County in making is ovisione
for the ins tall8 tion of a water line acrossthe TollRoad.
:and the County Engineer is hereby instructed said letter. to carry out the provisions of
This day the matter of supplying a fire truck to the Dale Volunteer Fire
Department was discussed at length, and it was reported that the Wagstaff Circle
Fire Department agrees to lend the old truck to the Dale Volunteer Pyre Department.
Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Gunter, seconded by Mr.Hague,
it is resolved that the old truck from the Wagstaff Circle Fire Department be
transferred to the Dale Fire Department as soon as the old truck can be
satisfactorily repaired and onthe condition that said truck will be returned
to the Wagstaff Circle Fire Department promptly upon the receipt of a new fire
truck by the Dale Fire Department, which date will be approximately Tuly, 1956.
On motion of Mr -Gunter, seconded by TAT -Britton, it is resolved that this Board
request the Highway Department to improve Hazen Road in Bon Air, at a cost not
to exceed $2479009 ahid expense to be charged to the 3¢ Road Plaid of the County! .Ind be it further resolved that the foregoing .-V96 1Ution. be sent to the Highway
Department upon receipt of one-half of the estimated cost from other sources,
On motion, the meeting is adjourned until October 13th, at 7:30 psme at which
time the Board will meet with Mr. Harold Walker to review certain proposed
expenditures in his office.
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G�M�j.�rpNWEALTI-}-
J. A. ANDERSON. COMMISSIONER
E. P. BARROW. LAWRENCEVILLE. VA,
S. S. FLYTHE. MARTINSVILLE, VA.
S. D. MAY. TAZEWELL, VA,
BURGESS E. NELSON. MT. JACKSON, VA.
S. W. RAWLS. FRANKLIN, VA,
HOWARD C. ROGERS. HAMILTON. VA.
TUCKER C. WATKINS. JR.. SOUTH BOSTON, VA,
WILLIAM A. WRIGHT. TAP-AHANNOCK, VA.
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
RICHMOND 19. VA.
September 13, 1955
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County
Chesterfield, Virginia
Gentlemen:
F. A. DAVIS.
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINEER
R. P. ELLISON. EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
WM. R. GLIDDEN. ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER
H. H. HARRIS. ASSISTANT CHIEF ENGINEER
G. D. FELIX. RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER
J. P. MILLS. JR..
TRAFFIC & PLANNING ENGINEER
G. L. NUNNALLY, PURCHASING AGENT
C. J ALLARD. AUDITOR
IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO
ROUTE NO. _. PROJECT No.
Additions to the Secondary System -
Chesterfield County
As requested in resolution by your Board, the following additions to the Secondary
System of Chesterfield County are hereby approved - Effective September 15, 1955.
Additions Le o ution
Forest Glen Circle from Forest Glen Drive, 0.06 Mi. N. 8-9-55
of Rt. 691
Length 0.35 Mile
Forest Glen Drive from Rt. 691, 0.12 Mi. W. of Rt. 726 8-9-55
to Forest Glen Circle
Length 0.06 Mile
Kelnor Avenue McGuire Manor Subdivision from a point on 8-9-55
Catalina Drive 0.18 Mi. S. of Rt. 1689 to 0.07 Mi. W. to
Kingswood Street
Length 0.07 Mile
Kingswood Street McGuire Manor Subdivision from Kelnor Ave. 8-9-55
0.07 Mi. W. of Catalina Drive to 0.18 Mi. N. to Kinsley Ave.
Rt. 1689
Length 0.18 Mile
Central Avenue Morrisdale Subdivision from Int. of Rts. 823 8-9-55
and 822 to 0.30 Mi. N. to Cameron Avenue (Undeveloped)
Length 0.30 Mile
Pawnee Road Stratford Hills Sub. from Int. Rt. 704 and Rt. 8-9-55
1823 to 0.10 Mi. S. to turn around
Length 0.10 Mile
Center Street Tinsbury Gardens Subd. from Rt. 1140, 0.23 Mi. N. 8-9-55
of Rt. U41 to 0.0 o dgewood Drive
Length 0.08 Mile
On
Board of Supervisors of -2- September 13, 1955
Chesterfield County
Additions Resolutions
Vial Avenue Vial Heights Ave. from Int. of Rts. 1688 and 1696, to 8-9-55
0.08 Mi. N. to Dupont Avenue
Length 0.08 Mile
Dupont Avenue Vial Heights Subd. from Vial Ave. 0.08 Mi. N. of 8-9-55
Int. of Rt. 1688 and 1696 to 0.12 Mi. W. to dead end.
Length 0.12 Mile
Woodmere Drive Michael Heights Subd., from Rt. 6473 0.04 Mi. W. of 8-9-55
Rt. 2214, and running'0- Mil. S. to turn around
Length 0.15 Mile
Silbury Road Michael Heights Subd., from Woodmere Drive, 0.12 Mi. 8-9-55
S. of Rt. 647 to dea en
Length 0.10 Mile
Sunny Dell Acres Subdivision Grave Road from Rt. 60, 0.20 Mi. W. of 7-13-55
Rt. 147 to 0.36 Mi. S. to a turn aroun
Length 0.36 Mile
Copies to
Mr.
Felix
Mr.
Huddle
Mr.
Crate
Mr.
Snead
Mr. Kellam (Chesterfield)
Since ,,yours,
F. A. Davis, Deputy Commissioner.
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J. A. ANDERSON, COMMISSIONER
E. P. BARROW, LAWRENCEVILLE, VA.
GEO. P. DEHARDIT, GLOUCESTER, VA.
BURGESS E. NELSON, MT, JACKSON, VA..
S. W. RAWLS, FRANKLIN, VA.
HOWARD C. ROGERS, HAMILTON, VA.
J. B. WAMPLER, BIG STONE GAP, VA.
TUCKERC. WATKINS, JR.. SOUTH BOSTON, VA.
J. F. WYSOR, PULASKI, VA.
P. W. SNEAD
DISTRICT ENGINEER
Mr. M, W. Burnett,
Executive Secretary
Chesterfield, Virginia
Dear Mr. Burnett:
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C. S.EPMULLEN,
DUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINEER
A. H. PETTIGREW, RIGHT OF WAY ENGINEER
R. P. ELLISON, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
F. A. DAVIS, PURCHASING AGENT
C. J. ALLARD, AUDITOR
J. P. MILLS, JR.,
TRAFFIC S PLANNING ENGINEER
IN REPLY PLEASE REFER TO
ROUTE NO. PROJECT NO.
OFFICE OF DISTRICT ENGINEER
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA
As requested by the Board of Supervisors in resolution dated
September 13, 1955, Z presented to you at the last meeting the cost of
improving Hazen Road in Bon Air. This cost is $247.00.
Yours very truly,
C. F. Kella ,
Resident Engineer
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THIS EDNTRACT, made this , , day of ,
19SS, between ERNEST A. OtNZIL and G'ARNETTE D. Of NZXL, his wife,
parties of the first part, and tho ETTRICK SANITART DISTRICT OF
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGIMj, party of the second part, -
WITNESSSTHi That for and in consideration of the
mutual covenants and conditions hereinafter recsited, the parties
hereto do agree as followsc
1. The parties of the first part agree to construct
water lines in the subdivision of Block 'J*s Orange Bill, at their
expense and according to the specifications of the Dis+riot, namely,
transit* water lines 4* in size and other speczif. icatione► as set
forth by the District, The water lines to be installed by the
parties of the first part are shown in red on plat of Ettrick San.
itary District Water Systea, prepared by-Perrow & Brockenborough,
onf ils in the County Angineorto Offices dated March# 19S4, The
parties of the first part covenant that the lines will be installed
according to the specifications and requirements of the District*
2, 'The party of the second part t roes to construct
and install an 8" concrete sewer line in said subdivision at the
cost of the parties of the first part. The sewer line to be const-
ructed as shown in red on plat of Zttrick Sanitary District, Sewer
System,, prepared by Ferrow & Brockenborough, Maroh, 19S4, on file
in the County Engineer#e Office.
3. The parties of the first cart agree to pay the cost
of installing the sewer line mentioned in It*= 2 herewith.
4. The District agrees to extend its water and sewer
lines to oonnecct to the water and sewer lines mentioned in Items 1
and 2 herewith at the oast of the District. The extensions to be
made are shown on the aforementioned plats mW designated in green.
for each water connection and One Hundred Dollars ($100.04) for each
sewer connection, made an the lines installed by the parties of the
first part in Item 1 herewith, which sums shall not exceed the oriS-
ival cost of - installing the &ewer and water lines, lose 10% depre-
ciation per year.
1N WITNISS WHSRStlF, the parties have hereunto subscrib-
ed their namem on the day and year first above written.
ATTSST#
Clerk
STTRICR UNITARY DISTRICT OF
CUBSTUFULH COUNTY, 'V'IRGINIA
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Board of Supervisareo of
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GOVERNOR
MEMBERS
J. LINDSAY ALMOND, JR.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
JAMES A. ANDERSON
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
E. M. BOGGS
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY
PARKE C. BRINKLEY
COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
H. LESTER HOOKER
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
D. J. HOWARD
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
C. H. LAMB
CCMMISSIONER OF MOTOR VEHICLES
DR. MACK 1. SHANHOLTZ
STATE HEALTH COMMISSIONER
Gu�GtONWEALTFI-
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GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMITTEE
TELEPHONE 82.2311, EXT. 20
P. 0. BOX 1299
RICHMOND 10. VIRGINIA
SEPTEMBER 29, 1955
TO ALL VIRGINIA COUNTY BOARDS OF SUPERVISORS
CHAIRMEN, MAYORS AND CITY MANAGERS
GENTLEMEN:
C. W. WOODSON, JR.
SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE POLICE
CHAIRMAN AND ADMINISTRATOR
CAPT. R. B. KING
ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR
HIRAM M. SMITH, JR.
PUBLIC INFORMATION
PRESIDENT EISENHOWER, THROUGH HIS COMMITTEE FOR
TRAFFIC SAFETY, HAS DECIDED AGAIN TO SPONSOR AN
"S-D DAY. " THIS WILL TAKE PLACE ON DECEMBER. 1
TO BE PRECEDED BY 30 DAYS OF PREPARATION CULMINATING
IN AN ALL-OUT EFFORT BEGINNING NOVEMBER 21.
GOVERNOR STANLEY, IN PLEDGING VIRGINIA 'S FULL
PARTICIPATION, HAS APPOINTED HE S-D DAY DIRECTOR
FOR VIRGINIA. CONSEQUENTLY, I AN ASKING YOU TO
DESIGNATE YOUR OWN LOCAL S-D DAY DIRECTOR OR
POSSIBLY TO SERVE AS SUCH YOURSELF.
THE ENCLOSED FACT SHEET WILL GIVE YOU CONSIDERABLE
BACKGROUND INFORMATION AS WELL AS IDEAS ON HOW TO
PROMOTE THE PROJECT. ALSO ENCLOSED IS A BOOKLET
LISTING S-D DAY MATERIALS.
AS MUCH AS WE WOULD LIKE TO DO SO, WE SIMPLY DO NOT
HAVE THE FUNDS TO FINANCE PARTICIPATION ALL OVER
THE STATE SO IT IS HOPED THAT SOME LOCAL FUNDS
MIGHT BE OBTAINED TO AID PROMOTION.
WE EXPECT LATER TO HAVE A POSTER AND LEAFLET IN
LIMITED QUANTITIES AND WILL BE GLAD TO FURNISH YOU
WITH THEM. IT IS STRONGLY ADVISED THAT YOU USE
THE ENCLOSED POSTCARD AND ORDER THE KIT MENTIONED
IN THE COLORED FOLDER AS IT CONTAINS A WEALTH OF
FREE MATERIAL.
On
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S-D DAY LAST YEAR, WITHOUT THE PREPARATION THAT WILL
BE POSSIBLE THIS YEAR, WAS SUCCESSFUL IN THAT LIVES
WERE SAVED AND I AM COUNTING ON YOU FOR YOUR HELP
THIS YEAR. IF THERE IS ANY WAY WE CAN ASSIST YOU,
PLEASE HAVE NO HESITATION IN GETTING IN TOUCH WITH
US. AS OTHER MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE, WE WILL
PASS THEM ON TO YOU.
.LET US ALL UNITE TO SHOW THE NATION THAT VIRGINIA
CAN DO 'IT
YO UR S VER Y TR UL Y,
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ENCLOSURES
V I R G I N I A
350 ANNIVERSA" COMMISSION
SPONSORING ON BEHALF OF THE COMMONWEALTH THE YAMESTOWN FESTIVAL OF 1957
THE TRAVIS HOUSE - WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA
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GOVERNOR
THOMAS 11. STANLEY, HONORARY
CHAIRMAN
I IONORAIR 1': LEWIS A. MCMURRAN, JR., Chairman
I IONORARLE. LLOYD C. BIRD, Vice -Chairman
MISS EI.I.EN It NOBY
M. I-IALE COLLINS
VERSON E. KEMP
EDWARD L. IIRi Liw'N, JR.
JOIIN WARREN COOKE
ALLEN R. MATTHEWS
IIARRY I:. BVRD, JR.
EDMUND T. DEJARNETTE
W. MARVIN MINTER
RUSSELL Ai. CARNEAL
FELIX E. EDMUNDS
W. TAYLOE MURPHY
ADMIRAL AL%IN D. CIIANDLER,
USN Re(. CARLISLE H. HUMELSINE
FRED G. POLLARD
PARKE ROUSE, JR., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Mr. IV. 11. Burnett., Secretary
Committee for the Jamestown Festival
Chesterfields Va.
Dear Mr. Burnett:
Plans for the state-wide celebration of Virginia's 350th
Anniversary in 1957 are off to a fine start with committees ap-
pointed by 29 counties, 14 cities, and 6 colleges. Selection
of committees is pending in several other communities, and it is
hoped that all counties and principal cities will have organiza-
tions by November lst.
Most communities will build their programs around local
historical themes. Brunswick County is considering a pageant
revolving around the establishment there of the first school for
Indians and plans also to feature its Brunswick stew as a special-
ty for the many tourists and former residents expected. Hanover
County proposes a pageant based on the eighteenth century "Parsons
Cause" pled by Patrick Henry at Hanover Court House.
As a means of raising money to finance its 1957 celebra-
tion, Charles City County plantation houses will hold open house
October 21-23, 1955. Funds will be used to convert the old
county jail into a museum and information center for the Festival.
Isle of Wight plans to open several of its historic properties to
the public, and the St. Luke's Restoration Committee will feature
a pilgrimage to famous old St. Luke's Church, oldest Anglican church
in America. In Urbanna and Middlesex County work has begun on re-
storing the State's oldest tobacco warehouse.
In addition to planning individual programs, the cities and
counties bordering on Hampton Roads have organized to sponsor a
world-wide Naval Review, in which warships of all nations will as-
semble during the summer of 1957 for interfleet games and contests
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and a spectacular naval parade. Roanoke will combine the Jamestown
theme with a celebration of its own 75th Anniversary during that
year. Fredericksburg's pageant will include a commemoration of
Captain John Smith's visit there on one of his trips of exploration.
Winchester will strike an historical note for its 1957 Apple Blossom
Festival, and Richmond's Tobacco Festival will be greatly enlarged
during the Festival year.
Most counties and cities are planning Fold home weeks„ during
the Festival year and are compiling lists of names and present ad-
dresses of former residents to be invited by letters. Family re-
unions and church homecomings also are being encouraged.
Many of the localities are re-examining their communities
from a visitor's viewpoint and are giving thought to the need for
local clean-up and general improvement campaigns. Some communities
are finding local assets of historic, scenic, or cultural value of
which they were unaware heretofore. One county committee has un-
earthed some long -forgotten records which are of considerable inter-
est to contemporary historians.
It is expected that Virginia's tourist trade, already the
second largest source of State income, will be doubled during the
Festival year and that a large portion of that increase can be re-
tained in ensuing years. Virginia is fast becoming one of the
nation's most popular tourist states and every community in Virginia
should have a share in that prosperity.
Local committees should coordinate their plans with the
Headquarters of the Virginia 350th Anniversary Commission at Williams-
burg. In addition to serving as a clearing house for information,
the Commission will publish the local plans in an official Festival
Program which will be distributed widely throughout the nation.
Each local committee is particularly requested to inform the Commis-
sion of its tentative plans not later than December 15, 1955 in or-
der that a comprehensive report can be made to the General Assembly
which convenes in January, 1956.
Please let us hear from you. We hope 1957 will go down in
history as the finest State-wide celebration ever staged in America.
We are certain that year will be the most prosperous Virginia has
ever enjoyed.
Sincerely yours,
Ki Meehan
Dir ctor of Special Projects
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TELEPHONE 3.8222
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
September 21, 1955
Mr. Irvin G. Horner, Chairman
Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield, Virginia
Dear Mr. Horner:
Thank you very much for your letter of September 13 advising
that Chesterfield County is"considering a bond issue for the purpose
of expanding its water supply system.
You state that in the proposed expansion program water will be
carried to that area lying east of the Turnpike between it and the
river. You ask that the Authority's engineers give consideration to
the placing of certain conduits in the vicinity of interchanges and
embankments for the purpose of crossing the toll road with the water
lines.
Please be assured that the Authority and its engineers wish to
cooperate with Chesterfield County in every possible and practicable
manner. We are sure our engineers would like to keep in close contact
with your engineers in the preparation of.mutual plans.
We believe it preferable if you would have your engineer keep
in touch with Mr. F. W. Dechanz, local representative of Parsons,
Brinckerhoff, Hall and Macdonald, our consulting engineers for location
and design. Mr. Dechanz can be reached at 200 Stockton Street, Rich-
mond, and his phone number is 83-3426.
With kind regards,
Sincerely,
Burton Marye, Jr.
General Manager
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Mr. F. W. Dechanz
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