1955-11-09 PacketVIR.GINIA: At a regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, held at the Courthouse on
November 99 1955 at 10:00 a.m.
Present:
Mr. Irvin G. Horner, Chairman
Mr. H. T. Coyne
Dr.Robt. 0. Gill
Mr, R.J.Britton
Ike Stanley R.Hague, Jr.
Mr J.P.Gunter
This day the Rev. Herman Inge of the Chester Baptist Church, appeared before the
Board and pronounced.invocation.
UreBritton made a brief statement to the Board to the effect that he had defended
the Board many times in his recent campaign and had made no promises toanyone
as to future actions.
On motion of Mr. Hague, seconded by Dr. Gill, it is resolved that this Board
approve the proposed wage increases for the employees in the office of the
Commissioner of Revenue in the total amount of $80.00 per month, and for the
employees in the office of the Treasurer in the total amount of $120*00 per
.ionth, as requested by the Commissioner of Revenue and the Treasurer respectively,
said pay raises to be retroactive to July 1, 1955, as requested.
On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the Ordinance
providing for a license tax to operate trailer camps and trailer parks be and
the same is hereby tentatively adopted, and the Executive Secretary is hereby
directed to publish said ordinance according to law, said advertisement to call
for a hearing on the 29th day of November, 19559 at 8:00 p.m., said ordinance
to call for $20.00 per year per trailer site.
This day again the matter of granting a variance to Horace Conyers on
Shop Street in the Village of Chester comes before the Board, and
Whereas, this matter had been referred to Mr. Hi T. Goyne and the Erecutive
Secretary to be investigated, and
'.tLereas, this Committee recommends that this Board grant a variance in its
building restrictions to allow the construction of certain improvements to
Mr. Conyerd house, which improvements would be not less than 8 feet 5 inches
from the property line, adjacent to Buckingham. Street,
Now, Therefore, Be it Resolved, on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr. Brit ton,
that this Board grant the requested variance and allow the construction of
improvements not less then 8 feet 5 inches from the property line adjacent to
BAckinghem Street.
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On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that this Board
grant to Mr. C.ti.Pearson a variance from its building restrictions to allow
the construction of a house on the Point O'Rocks Road, provided the set back
line is at a distance as required by the Building Inspector.
This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mr. Barman Nichols of
Indiana, Pao requesting the use of the Chesterfield race tract for training
harness horses. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of &.Hague,
seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary.* request
Mr. Nichols to interview the Fair Manager and the Executive Secretary and
present a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors.
This day again the matter of the appoinment of a Civil Defense Coordinator '
came before the Board: Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Dr.Gill,
seconded by Or.Gunter, it is resolved that Mr. Edward Hawks, .Tr., of Ettrick,
be and he hereby is appointed Civil Defense Coordinator for the County of
Chesterfield.
This day the Executive Secretary presented six (6) bids on 1v000 feet of
1-1/2" fire hose. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr -Gunter,
seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the low bid of 95V per foot from
the Richmond Rubber Company be accepted.
On motion of Mr. Hague, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that the present
Police officers be recommended for re -appointment for the neat ensuing year.( Names
will be inserted).
This day the matter of signing of the revised contract with the City of
Petersburg for the treatment of sewerage of the Ettrick Sanitary District came
before the Board. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of DroGL110
seconded by Mr.Caunter, it is resolved that the Chairman of this Board and
the Clerk of this Board be and they are hereby are authorized to sign the
revised contract formally appeoved by this Board on august 5, 1955.
This day Dr. John Horton, acting as spokesman for approximately 50 citizens
of the Southampton area cites the present status of the proposed water
improvements and the possibilities as to methods of financing.
Dr. Horton stated very definitely that the citizens from that areaffavored
a Water Authority and cited reasons why,.:.4.in his opinion, that this would be
the better method of financing. .After a lengthy discussion, it was generally
agreed that the Board would do its best to resolve its apparent deadlock and
proceed with a definite course of action as soon as possible.
This day there appeared a delegation of some 57 people presenting a petition
signed by some 260 people, and being represented by Mr.L.A@Beleher, Attorney,
requesting the rezoning from .Agriculture to Residential-2 of the following
described parcel of land:
In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land bounded on the
East by the Seaboard .airline Railroad, on the North by Kinggland
Creek, on the Test by the business zone on the East side of Rt. 1,
and on the South by the Residential-2 zone on the North side of Willis Abad•
Came also Mr. Fred Gray, representing the Southern Materials Corporation,
and Mr. L.R.Goyne, stating that the land was low and marshy next to the creek
and not suitable for residential purposes. Mr.Gray stated that it was
not the American custom to rezone land against the owner's wishes.
On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the aforedescribed
parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to Residential-2 as requested.
This day Mr. O.K.Brooke came before the Board requesting the rezoning from
,Agriculture to General Business of the following described parcel of land:
In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
approximately 830 feet on Rt. 10 and 630 feet on Belmont Road,
said parcel being the triangle of approximately 4 acres formgd
by the intersection of said two roads.
Mr. Brooke cit5d the fact that the Gulf Oil Company proposed to build an
exceptionally fine filling station on said parcel of land.
Came also Mr. John Purcell, presenting a petition notorized by most of the
proparty owners in the area opposing the proposed rezoning. Came also
Mr. Joe Barrow, representing the Belmont Methodist Church, opposing the
requested rezoning. Whereupon Mr.Brooke requested some delay in the
proceedings to allow the Planning Commission to study *he situation and make
some recommendations.
Upon further consideration, Mr.Britton made the following motion:
That this Board deny the request without prejudice, which motion died for the
want Of a seconds
Upon further consideration and on motionof Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mx.Britton,
it is resolved that this Board view the situation as a Committee and delay
the decision on this matter until December 13, 1955.
This day Mr.Ersa Knighton appeared before the Board requesting the rezoning
from,Agriculture to General Business on the following described parcel of
land:
In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 350 feet
on the 300-foot business area of Rt. 1 and extending westwardly
198 feet, said parcel lying on the nor thwide of and bordering on the
Swineford Road
Came also Mrs R.Pinkney Sowers,, representing Mrs., Lucy McCarty; Mr.Schaeffer,
-representing his Mother; Mr. Carl Davis, Attorney, representing Mrss Sampson,
all of whom oppose the proposed rezoning; Upon consideration whereof and on
motionof Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr.Gunter, it is resolved that the requested
rezoning be and it hereby is denied.
This day the matter of rezoning from Agriculture to Residential-2 of the following
described parcel of land came before the Board:
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In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land of about 16 acres
fronting on Old Broad Rock Road, approximately 350 feet and extending
northwardly 600 feet, said parcel being 1200 feet east of Cherry Lane.
Upon consideration whereof and there appearing no opposition to this request,
it is resolved on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that
the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to Residential-2.
This day Mr. L.T.Morris came before the Board requesting the rezoning from
Agriculture to General Business of the following described parcel of land:
In Manchester Magisterial Districts a parcel of land fronting 300 feet
on Broad Rock Road and extending westwardly 300 feet, said parcel
being 560 feet North of Old Broad Rock Road.
Whereas, there is no opposition to this requested rezoning, upon consideration
whereof and on motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that
the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to General Business.
This day Mr.C.E.?=iinner came before the Board seeking a Use Permit to operate a
shoe repair shop on the following described parcel of land:
In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
660 feet on "C" Street and extending 200feet southwardly, said
parcel being 450 feet west of Buford Road on which a Use Permit is
requested
Whereas, there appeared no opposition to this request, upon consideration
whereof and on motion of Mr. Gunter, seconded by Mrr.Britton, it is resolved
that the requested Use Permit be granted providing no signs will be erecfted.
This day Mr.C.F.Bryan, represented by Mr. R. Pinkney Savers, came before the
Board seeking the rezoning from Agriculture to General Business on the following
desdribed parcel of land:
In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 355 feet
onRt,,360 and extending southwardly 300 feet, said parcel being 150 feet
west of Bywood Lane*
which had been deferred from the last regular meeting of this Board, and
presented plans for the construction of a drug store and presented further
an occupant for said drug store, if same is constructed. And presented
further a petition signed by some 17 families 5xpressing their approval
of bbe proposed rezoning.
Came also, Mr. M. A.Morris and others presenting a petition signed by some
28 citizens opposing the proposed rezoning.
Whereupon, Mr.Britton made the following motion, which was seconded by
Mr.Horner: That since Mr. Bryan has not proved his intentions adequately,
that this Board deny the requested rezoning without prejudice.
Whereupon Mr. Gunter made a substitute motion which was seconded by Mr. Goyne,
that this Board approve the requested rezoning described above, provided
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a drug store is built according to the proposed plans as presented this date.
A vote being taken on the substitute motion; Mr- Gunter, TAr.Goyne and
Dr. Gill voted "Aye"; It. Britton end Mr. Horner voted "Nay";
Hague being absent at this time.
:'hereupon the property is declared officially rezoned with restrictions as
noted.
It was announced that the rezoning on the northside of Rt.360 by Mr. C.F.
Bryan is herewith withdrawn.
whereas, there will soon be a spur track across Rt. 161,w.approximateay
100 feet south of the atlantic Coast Line tracks at the Richmond City
line, and
Whereas, this intersection has been a dangerous one, though it has a low
accident rate, and
Vheress, in the best interest of the County, the Highway Department and the
City of Richmond, blinking signal lights should be installed at this locations
Now, Therefore Be it Resolved, on motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr -Gills
that this Board request the Highway Department and the Itlantic Coast Line RR.
Company to have installed blinking lights on Rt. 161, at the Richmond City line.
On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Dr.Gill, it is resolved that the Ordinance
to provide for centralized purchasing for all departments of the County, be,
and it hereby is adopted, the €ffective date of which is January 11, 1956.
Write usual resolutions to take into the State Secondary System, Y6seMir
Lane, BYayne Lane, Third ::venue, Fourth Avenue and Robertson Road.
JESSE W. DILLON
CHAIRMAN
CAROLINE L. 0IE8EN
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
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COMPENSATION BOARD
RICHMOND
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TO THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD:
Ten days' 1raritten notice, is hereby given
ycu that the Compensation Board will meet on the
22nd day of November 1955, beginning at ten
Willow
o'clock A. NI. on that day in the State Capitol.
;orate Chamber, Richmond, Virginia, for the
purpose of fixing the salary and expenses of
the Attorney for the Commonwealth, Commissioner
of the Revenue, Sheriff and Treasurer of the
County of Chesterfield for the
,,rear beg .r1n i ng J anuar.y 1, 1956, and ending
December 31, 1K6. The meeting aforesaid will be
adjourned from day to day until its purpose
FI.-all have been accomplished.
Given under my hand this llth day of
November, 1955.
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Chairman
J. GORDON BENNETT
C. H. MORRISSETT
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
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WROMOO the Soutkolde Balidors, Svply Cosperatlea hat rs"ested
a rallrsad spas jUm some Rt. ^il, imadlately south of the Mitt'
liao for a W3Aiag supply te1049 WA
'tea the Atlaatle Coat Liao W* CeaPM has agroet,
wsitia& to stool►► all ♦arsias vwbW gait proposed out tre* Wd t3AW
tsaftie until sash tiM es Makin signal lights an iastaisod.
WN,,O SWIFTO ES BE IT ltteQLl a oar swtiea of Yr.BVUtW4
seeoaded by Dar901110 chat this Boast of supervisors grants its approval
of the iastallatieat of a spar treek aal"s at* flu* laaediately south
of tho Ridand City lino as per mp subaitted by the Atlantis Coast
Liao log Cospaa O 1614h misp is filed with the pepore of this Bdarda
previded the ASIMSie Co art Line JlR. Compaq stops all tt►aias at the
iatersesties sod flap tsaftie MOLL such tine as blisltias slgaal 110tb
are IN tellode
oa untie® of T+tr.Caates, seeeaded by Mr.Brittoat it la toseZved that this
awd request the Highway Dopar%Mt to suakvey for the pMslbl,o sel,eeatlea
MA wideal" of Chorokeo Bond, fmaRt. IAT west to Boshrr+s Daar alms
pa notion of 1ie.Britttara seeadtod by Dr.sl11= it is resolved that the Light
Ooarslttes Investigate, the feasibility of law tell' RE a st" at lig" ft the
latomeotion of ljthaardt Bard MUS Reads, sad eonsidW the faq% rb of the
Maaehsater Civio AMseelatiea for a street Us*& is eostalaaaraas of
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Mr. M. W. Burnet rExecutive Secretary,
Honorable Board of Supervisors,
Chesterfield County, Virginia.
Gentlemen:
During October, while on vacation I attended the 21st
International Conference of the National Association of
Assessing Officers, which was held at the New Yorker Hotel,
in that City.
It is because I believe that some of the statements and
predictions that were made by the speakers at this conference
will be of interest to you gentlemen, that I take this
opportunity of passing them on to you.
Of the different forms of taxation, personal prope °ty tax-
ation is growing into disfavor, being replaced with sales and
other taxes, however, real estate seems destined to stay as
the main source of revenue for most localities.
One of the economic experts stated that by 1980, the
school population of tra Nation would double. Since the
bulk of local tax money goes for the support of the public
school system, taxes are expected to continue their upward
trend in the same proportion.
Today, people are demanding from all forms of goverment,
more and better services, which must be paid for by tax money,
which will continue to push taxes higher. These taxes will
be paid for out of higher incomes, as the standard of living
rises, along with growing population and school enrollment
figures.
As tax values increase, and assessments go higher and
higher, the public's scr--utiny will become more intense and
intelligent.
Leading authorities in the field of taxation, advocate
modern methods, modern machines and adequate personnel to
handle the task of assessing property in the most equitable
manner.
Colbert, the Finance Minister during the reign of Louis
the XIV of France is supposed to have said that, The act of
taxation consists of plucking the goose, so as to procure their
largest amount of feathers, with the least amount of hissing.
About one hundred years later, the French revolution took
place. Evidently Colbert must have underestimated the hissing.
In our time, fortunately, we have a more enlightened view of
the subject of taxation.
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In the year just ahead, many millions of dollars will be
entrusted to local officials to spend. To be supported by the
public taxes must be equitable and adequately administered.
The truth of this statement as it applies to our locality, may,
be seen in the trend of events today. Land which a few years
a`o was thought to be practically worthless, is now coming on
tFe market at high prices. Taxpayers are checking more
thoroughly tl-ian ever before to see that their tax bills
accurately describe the amount of land they own, as well as
the amount they are to pay. Calls on the assessor to correct
errors are becoming more and more frequent.
The assessor is faced with increasing problems, caused
by the accumulation_ of errors and mistakes over the past
twenty-five years or more; also, the fact that deed descriptions
in many cases are inadequate, causes a great deal of time to
be consumed in deed research and hunting for plats and maps.
This leaves less and less time for the essential task of assess-
ing property. It is obvious, however, that to asses property
fairly, it first must be located and it's dimension and other
charateristics known.
While the forthcoming general re -assessment will no doubt
increase revenue potential, it will not lighten the work load
now bein handled by the office of the assessor. As a matter
of fact, it will add considerably to the duties now being
performed.
In spite of all this, or perhaps because of it, we are
confident, of the bright future of Chesterfield, and we have
great faith in the people and the governing body of this
county; therefore, we look to the future with confidence in
having your support in performing these important and necessary
duties.
Respectfully yours,
).T. Rose, Sr.
CC J.J. Jewett
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Mr.Irvin G.Horners
Chairman2 Board of Supervisors,
Chesterfield; Va.
Dear Mr.Horner:
Chesterfield, Va.
Nov.511955.
After going over the pay plan as passed by the Board of
Supervisors on October 111195511 note that it will mean an increase
to each of my employees. I know that they as well as myself will be
grateful.
However,I wish to call to your attention that the addittional increases
above my request previously filed with the Board of Supervisors on
July 191955 will have to be paid by the County or)approved by the State
Compensation Board .
Thanking you for your kind consideration in this matter, I remain)
Yours very truly,
My previous request was as follows:
Florence Gelohnson
Erline Collie
Margaret M.Martin
Betty Ballowe
$ 20.00 Month
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This day the matter of a license tax on Trailer Ca:aps
was submitted to the Board, and
"her3asI it appears that a license tax on trailers would be
in the best interest of the County at large, and
Now, ThereWore, L'e it Resolved, on motion of
seconded by , that the Ordinance providing
for a license tax to operat_ trailer camps and trailer parks be,
.nn the S jc harahY tP Iid the Executive Secretary
is hereby directed to publish said Ordinance according to law and
a final hearing on this Ordinance is set for •
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An grdinano0 use provide for a liseastse tau � the
ai oR of trailer earsps aotd irrailar Parkaand gr i is for ral
to comply with sane.
WORdSr, by Chapter S92 of the Aests of Assembly of Vir-
ginia, l9SI: the board of Sapervisove of Chesterfield Styr, Yir-
gin" is authorized to lido for a liewme tau upon the operation
of trailor *amps and traLlor Parkes sad„
WHXKW, at a �,�,... meetims of the tsoard of daporrIO..
ors of Chesterfield sty* YLVXiaia held at the err$ Howse of
said County on the day of 191 an ordia-
anseo to pride t" r eras 1porat On �W'trsi.lor
asaps and trailer park* intr*daeed and deseriptive noties, of ia�..
t eation to pss v*reps the srr r► lerr passage, was pu blishod oa** a week
for two aaooeweak& ass uses
a newspaperof Viral OLVOSUWW" t ty o at+or , y
Whish aipersons affeeu d by aaid ordiaft"e We"Datiriod to appear
on at ; AeX* at the meets room of the
o �rysera e► fiord County, Virginia at the court
mouse„ to present their vi"M in roapoot, thorete;
w ft"Pa" U IT *Run" AT Us 90A" of diUPUVXd-
0" W dlb COMM$ VXR=31XAo as follownse
$*otiose 1. piss otherwise erc stsaly stated or the eon-
text olearly ian eustea is different intentions the following torn&
shall, for the or this ordinaft"s be" the meanings indiaa-
ted in this see ion,t
ufrail4w* . Any vehicle mused or ined for aso as a
oenreyaroo upon highways so designed and so oonstructed as to por-
nit 000"Pasay tb►woef "'A temporary duelling or *looping plans for
etc er 00 " persons.
ufrailor loin « A unit of land used or intended to be
used by +seer trailer.
"Trailer parrks errr %railer +saspe. Any oito, let„ flAd or
traot of land up" i i is laerated ee or nor* trailers or which
is held out for the l000tlas, of my tr"Jo r► and shall ineludo any
buildings atruetuft q teast# Miele or l� used or intended for
urn as a part of the s it torn +srsok ps►rk.
The we" uporsesm" W oxtend and bo applied to asseoiatr-
ie mss firers# partnerships and bodloa politl o and oerperato as well
as to individuals.
$"ties X. Thove is heresby imposed upon. any es►•►
gaged in the busiaess of sporatiae a trollor esassp or tralor park is
the County an annual upeame tax of ,�,. for eaoh trailer
lot used. or iatead" to be used 04 ere ". - ASO perram emoging in the
business of apt em1sti a �� esmp or park in the County shall
first obtain the lie sssie soq"rred by this Or dinaveo.
Sootioas 3LOU for a I.Loonse miler this Qra rupee
ill be math to theof due, and � '` " ✓
isite plof businesasr, t� fla na t of sseas appl its the
doe so address of tho applisant the numbor sf trrailer lots# is fh*
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poratioa,, by an officer —Ana kwwlaadtpa of the Oorreotaose of the
statoments aanede in the rpousatioa.
Vps% VWPOipt Of a 06h aapplioatio>a f+aa V as 1140040 +aaaxa 40V this
0rdiaaa"oa, tho of groaners wall. *"Pat* tho tas prop.
soribod heroin aaaaad Shall Lafte the liaoaa " to the aappii t. pa U-
alaemso isemod beor *AU- , bo valid or himm my local offa+arat a
loss and aoaatil tho boo Feaft ibed bor"aa m all have boon paid to
tho sty Treasa "n tlw fast of am" parawat shall appear one
the faaeo of tho liosww bat this shall mei Im opestrued to prohibit
tho quarterly +t o . 1i� taut aaaa�dar the Provisions of
a �' of prdisid.
All Iloomse tome and fees for isouimg said limos
oollooted aaa"or than taaaaoa s of this 4rdimamw shall bo aooditod to the
vomoral oaaanty 'fundo
naat ou 4. f`ar or ory lip„ other than a early
lissome 0 issued by tho aaaiassiaor of Raa►voaao m under this ordiaaaa mo
Chore shall bo aahaaarped to too of 75 . 'For arrary quarterly lioaoa►sa
Loomed by the euaar"ssiOaala W of ilorroanaa O aaaaadaaar this Ordi>saaaaao„ th0"
shall 'b* a too of SO . All aoaaeh too* shall bo paid by than porsoa
the lisease amd. seek Uwanse maybo withhold until the fee
is void
3o ation S. Ike sawmal 3. ooaoe tax provided for in this
ord naaae say bo port La %artorly ianastallraoants. xo li+saaa shall
bo draatod mador this " for a► ported of less than thmro
moths. no lieemse yow awl be fraaaa ,laaanaaaa ry first to►+aamar wr
thirty-first. It~
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Ration 6, Lia+�ases obtain" madear► the provisle as of
this Ordinaaoa okaall bo pootod. in emo oaaspi waaa a vtthin tho
t►milor oamp +aabtaiaaaia a o as to ban eaasi soaassibla for
inop"tion by do public or by any lair eareromment offioar*
Soot oo T • Amy person violatjUw_ mur provision of this
ordimoo shall be guilty of a aaisdaoaaaaaaor mad arm aaonviotion
thoroof, shall bo f inod not lass them fifty do .lays nor moro two
fiVe W0004 dollars fOV aaoh offaaaasaa.
draatioaaa 8. lhlaa Ordiaaaaoe as .l be in fall foroa and
•ffoot On January 1,0 lfS6 +lea" theraaftor,
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This day again the matter of granting a variance, to
Mr. Horace Conyers on Shop Street in the Village oC Chester comes
before the Board, and
MiMAS, this matter
rr2h-ad been referred to Mr. H. T. Goyne
and the Executive Secretary invest igat ed, and
'NHE: y�1S, this Committee recommenft s that this Board
grant a variance in its building restrictions to allow the construction
of certain improvements to Mr.Conyers house, which improvements
would be not less than 8 feet 5 inches from the pm perty line,
adjacent to Buckingham Street,
NOW, THEkEFOBE, BE IT RESOLVED, on motion of
secondei by that this Board grant the requested
variance and allow the construction of improvements not less than
8 feet 5 inches from the property line adjacent to Buckingham Street.
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State terms
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
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Form No. 12-A '
� OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRC 'A
SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposalfor furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. 0. B.
l l it o V114wt
To be Delivered M W MOM XW*M* 19W Via
ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
3M no (040 no IlL ) 24A*
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f40# Tots OW4446
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rl' BtSd 03t l►s60. .95
>950,00
Hesse wi be delivered
to the 1 tions specified
on your order by our delivery
truck and placed in the Fire
House.
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thanl tli�k 1 j , 19M_
State terms here 2% - 10 th Prox
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE' FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
Form No. 12-A
7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRGI'
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SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B.
Chesterfields Virginia
2
iqc on or before No,or.�
To be Delivered19 55 Via
ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1000Ft, (20 — 50 Ft.,Lengths)
1-1/2" Dacron and Cotton
Double Jacket Rubber Lined
Fire Hose Treated against
Mildew, 400# Tests coupled'
with Brass Drop Forged Rooker
Lug couplings — National
Standard Thread.
.10:00 a.m•
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than o'clock November 7
State terms here
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
AC i of RICHMOND
Vendor.
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7UNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGIP'-N
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SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. 0. B.
To be Delivered l*i OR 4' b8ft" Xff*Up 19 a Via
ITEMS AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
)R#w no (ice !•8"}"
Md CoIAaS Duels 7
2*bW 21910! f " ho*# t"1ed
W ltIUW
1414Stem #old Thread
$ 1.19 ft. I Fabric Fire Dose Co.
Puritan Brand
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thadQyc Now"9b" IF , 1955—
State terms here Net 60 days
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items lasted above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
Fabric re Hose Company
% Fire Control Equipment Co.
105 So. 12th St , Richmond. Va. Vendor.
Form No. 12-A
RUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. VIRG' %
SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B.
Chesterfield, Virginia
To be Delivered bgs on or before Nov*25, 19 55 Via
ITEMS i AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1000 ft. (20-50 ft. lengths) 1-1/211
Dacron and Cotton Double Jacket
Rubber lined fire hose, treated
against Mildew, 400# Test, coupled
with brass Drop Forged Rocker Lug cc
National. Standard Thread*
American LaFrance Goodyear "Scout."
Brand ,
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per
.`-otal - $1,090.00
The hose we offer is treated against the
irowth of mildew with Alaseptic treatment
and tested to 400 p.s.i.
Shipment - approximately 3 weeks after
receipt of order.
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later thanl0:00 $ November 9 19-58_
State terms here. 2`6 10th Proximo. Net 60 D.B,yz,_%.o.b. factory, freight allowed to destination.
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
Form No. 12-A
:OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRC'.,,0A
SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B.
Chesterfield, Virginia
25
To be Delivereday;Eon or before Nov. 1955 Via
ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1000 Ft. (20 — 50 Ft. Lengths)
1-1/211 Dacron and Cotton
Double Jacket Rubber Lined
Fire Hose Treated against
Mildew, 400+ Test, coupled
with Brass Drop Forged Rocker �.
Lug couplings — National
Standard Thread. $12250.00 Hewitt-
1 ings
e xx.
s1, Hewf'lex brand.
Rocker Lug O
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 0 : 0 0 o clomc November 7 , 195_
State terms here Wf Oth proximo
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
Atlantic Supply Company
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BOUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIR( IA
SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B.
Chesterfield, Virginia
To be DeliveredtW on or before Nov.25 19 55 Via
ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
1W ft. (20-50ft. lengths)1-1/2^
Dacron and Cotton Double .jacket
Rubber lined fire hose, treated
Milder, 400# Test, coupled with Brass
Drop forged Rooker Lug couplingg
National Standard Thread„
19250.00
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brand and in 1/5 time*
trucks in Virginia
i0ase 29 years.
The quotation must be submitted to this. office not later than 10:00 ope, November ? , lg 55
State terms here Net M flays r. O B. Chpaterfb1d Va. Delivery 30 Days
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject toaII requirements stated hVjitE EQUIPMENT CO. OF VA•
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7OUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRC 'A
SUBJECT: Requisition No.
DEAR SIRS:
You are invited to submit a proposal for furnishing the items listed below for delivery as indicated, F. O. B.
amterfields Virginia
To be Delivered l" an or before 11m*25 19 155 Via
ITEMS I AMOUNT I REMARKS AND QUALIFICATIONS
I= ft, (2"oft. lengtbs) ),aAr
Deeres and Cattaa Doubla Jacket
Rubber lined fiver hwel timated
Mildews 4W Tsat, coupled with
Drop forged Mocker bag se upils"
Rational Standard Tbreadt
1,150.00
SLMTY A DRACON l l/2" D. J,
Kink Test M". 350 PSI
Out Side.
Wa Cotton
No. o 192
Min. Tens f Warp Yarn 23
;nnside
1er Dacron
.Fillers t 78
Tensile Fi er Yarn 45
Jacket
'Karp
Cotton
No. of Ends
162
Min. Tensile of Warp Yarn 23
Filler
Dacron
No. Fillers /ft.
84
Min. Tensile of Filler
Yarn 90
Lining
Type Construction
Extruded
Type Rubler
Nat. *CR - 8
Sulfur Content
1 - 1/2% Max.
Min, Tensile
1500#
Min. Elongation
450%
Tensile after ag61g
75%
Adhesion
141 Min.
Min. Hurst Pressure
600 PSI
3 ft. length
(A) Loose Tube At Fold
The quotation must be submitted to this office not later than 10=N'ctr5 Raaember 7
State terms here Net 30 Days F. 0. B. Chesterfield, Va. Delivery 30 Days
SHOW SUBJECT AND CLOSING DATE ON OUTSIDE OF ENVELOPE
THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR ALL PROPOSALS SUBMITTED,
ALSO TO PURCHASE ANY PART OR THE WHOLE OF THE ITEMS LISTED
QUOTATIONS MUST BE RETURNED ON THESE FORMS TO BE CONSIDERED
We are pleased to quote on the items listed above, subject to all requirements stated herein.
FIRE EQUIPMENT CO. OF VA.
814 — Phone 63815
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
MAJOR C. W. SMITH
CHIEF OF POLICE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA
November 59 1955
PHONES:
RICHMOND 3-9026
PETERSBURG RE3-8555
CHESTER 2181
BETHIA 401
Honorable Board of Supervisors
County of Chesterfield
Chesterfield, Virginia
Gentlemen:
It is respectfully recommended that the following
police officers be reappointed as Police Officers for
Chesterfield County:
E. P. Gill H. N. Terrell R. C. Phillips
E. T. Smith C. E. Jones J. A. Phillips
I. E. Bowman C. E. Richter B. C. Furman
R . W. Koch R . E. Feeback J . F . Ogburn
C. W. Cunningham W. E. Martin A. C. Davis
Respectfully r
Major C. W. Smith
Chief of Police
CWS%bsl
In
T AKE NO T I C E
That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on November 9,1955,
at 2:00 p.m. at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia, take under
consideration the rezoning and/or granting of a Use Permit on the following
described properties:
1. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
approximately 830 feet on Rt. 10 and 630 feet on Belmont Road,
said parcel being the triangle of approximately 4 acres formed
by the intersection of said two roads, which is proposed to be
rezoned fromAgriculture to General Business on an application
of Mro 0. K.Brookeo
2, In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 350 feet
on the 300 feet business area ofRt. 1 and a xtendigg westwardly
198 feet, said parcel lying on the Northside of and bordering on the
Swindford Road, which parcel is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture
to General Business by Mrs. Ersa Knighton
3. In Manchester Dagisterial District a parcel of land of about
16 acres fronting nd Old Broad Rock Road approximately 350 feet
and extending Northwardly 600 feet, said parcel being 1200 feet
east of Cherry Lane, which is proposed to be rexoned from .Agriculture
5o Residential-2, by Smith -Moore Builders, Inco
4. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feet
on Broad Rock Road and extendinۥ westwardly 300 feet, said parcel
being 560 feet North of Old Broad Rock Road, which is proposed to be
rezone d from Agriculture to General Businuss by Mr. L.T. Morris.
5. In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
660 feet on "C" Street and extending 200 feet southwardly, said
parcel being 450 feet west of Buford Road on which a UserPermit
to operate a shoo repair shop is requested by Mr. C.E.Minner.
6. In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land bounded on the
East by the Seaboard Airline Railroad, on the North by Kingsland '
Creek, on the l`Jest by the business zone on the East side of Rt. 19
and on the South by the Residential-2 Zone on the North side of Willis
Road, which parcel is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture to
Residential-29 on a petition of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County o
All persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requests are invited to
appear at the time and place herein statede
M. W.Burnett, Executive Secs-etary
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, Virginia
M
T AKE NO T I C E
That the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County will on November 9,1955,
at 2:00 p.me at its meeting room at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia, take under
consideration the rezoning and/or granting of a Use Permit on the following
described properties:
1. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
approximately 830 feet on Rt. 10 and 630 feet on Belmont Road,
said parcel being the triangle of approximately 4 acres formed
by the intersection of said two roads, which is proposed to be
rezoned fromAgriculture to General Business on an application
of Mr. 0. K.Brooke.
2. In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 350 feet
on the 300 feet business area ofRt. 1 and a xtendigg westwardly
198 feet, said parcel lying on the Northside of and bordering on the
Swindford Road, which parcel is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture
to General Business by Mree Ersa Knightono
3. In Manchester Magisterial District a parcel of land of about
16 acres fronting n# Old Broad Rock Road approximately 350 feet
and extending Northwardly FOO feet, said parcel being 1200 feet
east of Cherry Lane, which is proposed to be rexoned from Agriculture
5o Residential-29 by Smith -Moore Builders, Inco
4. In Manchester Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting 300 feett
on Broad Rock Road and extendinf• westwardly 300 feet, said parcel
being 560 feet North of Old Broad Rock Road, which is proposed to be
rezoned from Agriculture to General Business by Mr. L.T. Morris.
5. In Midlothian Magisterial District, a parcel of land fronting
660 feet on "C" Street and extending 200 feet southwardly, said
parcel being 450 feet west of Buford Road on which a UserPermit
to operate a shoe repair shop is requested by Mr. C.E.Minner.
6. In Bermuda Magisterial District, a parcel of land bounded on the
East by the Seaboard Airline Railroad, on the North by Kingsland
Creek, on the t'Jest by the business zone on the East side of Rt. 19
and on the South by the Residential-2 Zone on the North side of Millis
Road, which parcel is proposed to be rezoned from Agriculture to
Residential-29 on a petition of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County.
All persons favoring or opposing the granting of these requests are invited to
appear at the time and place herein statede ft.e.
ett, Executive Secxetary
✓a"' Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, Virginia
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Mrs, Helen L. Ellis
Mr, Arlie Miller
Hannah J. Braan
Alexander Miller,
Raymopd H. Taylor
Glenn R. Collins
B. 0, Woodcock
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Ambroset Blake
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Irvin G. Horner
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Mrs. May A. Sampson
Frank Bellwood 'Est.
Carrie H. Osterbind
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Harold W. Fields
Hames B. Horner
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Mrs. Mary J. C. Cordle
C. E. Snead
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Neal D. Conyers
Meade E. Folts
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Mrs. Carol L. Forts
Albert j. Wright
S. P. Jenkins
John W. Purcell, Jr.
6. Board of Supervisor*
5. Clarence E. Minnor
Mrs. Ida Pace Pleasants
Cecil B. Phillips
David Rashkin
Mary B. NettinghA=
George L. Street
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Mrs. Edith F. Taylor
'Mrs, Osvalds F. Licis
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6445 `ayton Lane
10j'Marshall Ave. Norfolk
Rt 11, Box 440
71`5 Hull Street
6412 Broad Rock Road
Pettus Read
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Rt 3, Scottsville, Va.
Pettus Road
Moseley, Virginia
4402 McGuire Park Circle
P.o. Box 4142
Rt. 7
Rt. 7
Rt. 11, Box 436
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2224 Windsor Road
Rt. 11, Box 439-B
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Rt. 11, Box 437
Rt. 11, Box 435
1703 Snead Road
Rt, 10, Box 645
Rt. 10
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Rt. 1`0, Box 524
Rt. 10, Box 522
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Rt. 10, Box 522
Rt.. 1CD, Box 521
6420 Broad Rock Road
6900 Broad Rock Road
Bon Air, Virginia
Bon Air, Virginia
Bon Air, Vi:`rgina
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Bon A'r, Virginia
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TO TT-F, POARD 60tUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD CONdY, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2i
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIFLD COU , VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do Wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the Fast by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, and onthe West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Wes the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter de4cribed property
from Agricultural to Residential-2t
NAME
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Roads and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zones and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CIFSTERFIETD COUNTY, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda Districts Chesterfields Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroads on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Roads and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone., and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO THE BOARD 'SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD C'Y, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter delcribed property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS �
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TOTHE BOARD 66UPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD CCF�wel VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District,, Chesterfield., Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad$ on -the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Roadt and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone., and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2s
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard .Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone appvoximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, on the West by Residential-2
and general business zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO T' BOARD UPFRVISORS OF CHFSTFRFIELD C00%% ', VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
NAME
That property bounded on the FAst by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, on the West by Residential-2
and general business zone, and on the North by'.Kingsland Creek.
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TO THE BOARD SUPERVISORS OF 'CHESTERFIELD COA L, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartddly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2s
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
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TO THE BOARD NWSUPERVISORS OF 0HESTERFIELD C040t, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone appvoximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHFSTFRFIEIID COUNTY, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2s
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, and on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUN`1'YY, VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda District, Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the East by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, on the West by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
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TO THE BOARD SUPERVISORS 014 #9S7RFIELD C040Y., VIRGINIA
We, the undersigned residents of Bermuda Districts Chesterfield, Virginia
do wholeheartedly favor the rezoning of the hereinafter described property
from Agricultural to Residential-2:
That property bounded on the Fast by the Seaboard Airline
Railroad, on the South by the Residential Zone approximately
300 feet North of Willis Road, and on the Wost by Residential-2
and General Business Zone, and on the North by Kingsland Creek.
NAME ADDRESS
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We., the undersigned, being ovners of property and residing in the
neighborhood of the parcel of land fronting approximately 830 feet
on Route 10 and 630 feet on Belmont Road said parcel being the
triangle of approximately 4 acres being formed by the said tvo
roads, are definitely opposed to and do strongly object to rezoning
the said parcel from agriculture to general business on the grounds
that ve believe the residential value of our property will be lowered,
the enjoyment of our homes will be interpuand that there is sufficient
property already zoned for business in the vicia9ty.
Chesterfield County
Connonwealth of Virginia
November 5, 1955•
To: The Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield County
Commonwealth of Virginia
We, the undersigned, being the owners of the property adjacent to
the parcel of land fronting approximately 830 feet on Route 10 and
630 feet on Belmont Road,, said parcel being the triangle of approxi-
mately 1 acres formed by the intersection of said 2 roads, do, with-
out reservations whatsoever, oppose and object to the proposed rezon-
ing from agriculture to general business of said parcel of land.
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The above statement was affirmed and subscribed to before me on the
dates set forth above. p �^
Notary Public for the
City of Aias mond, and counties -
of Henrico and Chesterfield, Va'-,
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RICHARD W. BUCKINGHAM. MINISTER
6608 COTTRELL ROAD
RICHMOND E4. VA,
Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield County
Virginia
Gentlemen:
BELMONT ROAD AND ROUTE 10
RICHMOND 24. VIRGINIA
CARL W. WILSON. TREASURER
2206 WINDSOR ROAD
RICHMOND 24, VA.
l?ovember 8, 1955
It has been brought to the attention of the Official
Board of Belmont Methodist Church that the parcel of land
fronting approximately 830 feet on Route # 10 and 630 feet
on Belmont Road, said parcel being the triangle of about
four acres formed by the intersection of said two roads, now
zoned as agriculture, is being considered for rezoning as
general business.
This matter was discussed at our Official Board meeting
on A?ovember 2, 1955, and (to quote from our minutes) "it was
agreed that Belmont Methodist Church is opposed to this
measurell.
We feel that because this said parcel lies so close to
the property where we plan to build our Church, that it is
not in the best interests of the Church for the said parcel
to be rezoned for general business.
Respectfully,
Garland Wells, Chairman
The Official Board
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October 18, 1955
Chesterfield County Zoning Board
Chesterfield Court House, Virginia
Gentlemen:
I hereby make application for rezoning of the remaining footage
of property recently purchased at Petersburg Pike and Swineford Road
for the purpose of constructing a model, modern Mobile Home Trailer
Court.
It is my understanding 300 feet of this property is now zoned
for business, and I would like the remaining 400 feet rezoned, making
it possible to build this project. Lyttle & Barnes Sanitation Company
has supplied at my request a written report on a Percolation Test to
Mr. Hutcheson, Health Officer of Chesterfield County, which was favor—
able for this type court.
This parcel of land as shown in Deed is described as follows:
"All that certain lot or parcel of land, with all the
improvements thereon, lying and being in Chesterfield
County, Virginia, containing four (4) acres, more or less,
and known as Lot 1 in the Plan of Bensley, as shown on plat
recorded in the Clerkts Office of the Circuit Court of
Chesterfield County, Virginia, in Plat Book 3, pages 2
and 3, said lot being located at the northwest corner of
Swineford Road ind the Richmond —Petersburg Turnpike, and
for a more particular description of said property, reference
is hereby made to said plat."
My check for $10.00 is enclosed herewith, and your assistance in
this matter will be greatly appreciated.
ours very t y,
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JOINT PETITION
We$ tY,' undersigned, do hereby petition the Board of Zoning Appeals
to de y the requests of Mr, C. F, Bryan and Mr James G. Kelley to
rezone two parcels of land located on Route 3 0 about three miles
west of Richmond.
It is felt by the undersigned that such a rezoning would be detrimental
to the property values and the living conditions in the adjoining
inhabited areas.
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We, the undersigned citizens of tianchester District,
Chesterfield County, Virginia, residing in the vicinity of land own-
ed by C.F. Bryan fronting 355 feet on the south line of U.S.Route 360,
100 feet west of Bywood Lane, and land owned by James G. Kelley front-
ing 100 feet on the north line of L.S. Route 360, approximately 400
feet west of Bywood Lane, do hereby express our approval of the re-
quests to rezone these two pieces of property from Agriculture to
General Business, and we hereby request the Board of Supervisoes to
so rezone said properties.
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�VHERS.�,5,, The Soutside Builderst Supply Corporation has
requested a railroad spur line across Rt. 161 immediately south of
the City line for a building supply depot, and
WHEREASy the Atlantic Coast Line RR. Company has agreed,
in writing, to stop all trains using said proposed spur track and
flag traffic until such time as blinking signal lights are installed, aped
said Railroad Company has agree
with the 'de.ra! Government +end the ;Yirginia,,$tat ghw ip t+kent-i4o
insta signal lights at o d ints section-
NOW* THEHEBORE BE IT RESOLVED,, on motionof
seconded by 1:1da , that this :Board of Supervisors
grants its approval of7 the installation of a spur track across Rt. 161
immediately south of the Ricinond City line as per map submitted by
the Atlantic Coast Line RR. Cokpany, which map is fi]e d with the papers
of this 3oard, provided the atlantic Coast Line RR. Company stops all
trains at the intersection and flags traffic until such time as blinking
s ignal' lli•xht s are installed*
FORM ifi
Rocky hbunt, N. C., October 28, IV55•
12-10-A
Mr. M. W. Burnett,
Executive Secretary,
County of Chesterfield,
Chesterfield, Va.
Dear Mr. Burnett:
Plans have now been completed for the concern of Southside Builders
Supply Corporation, Richmond, Va., to construct a warehouse and start the
operation of a business just north of the Midlothian Overpass over Coast
Line tracks and west of Belt Boulevard, which is known as Route 161.
To serve this concern by rail, it will be necessary to construct a
track springing from the Coast Line track which is known as the old James
River Branch, beginning at a point southeast of Route 161 and then across
Route 161 to the proposed warehouse. I am attaching a blueprint on which
it is shovm in red the track which will be constructed by the Coast Line,
and in green the track that will be constructed by the industry. Within
the next few days you should receive an application from the Southside
Builders Supply Corporation for permission to construct the track across
Belt Boulevard to serve their business.
The estimated volume of traffic which will be handled to and from
this concern by the trains over the crossing at Belt Boulevard would aver-
age 12 trips a week, or possibly 2 trips each day. If permission is granted
to cross Belt Boulevard without any restrictions, when an engine or cars are
moved over the crossing of the tracks serving the Southside Builders Supply
Corporation, the train will come to a full stop approaching this crossing
and"a trainman will proceed the cars or engine across Belt Boulevard prepared
to flag all hir�hway traffic.
Will appreciate very much you and the Board of Supervisors issuing the
Southside Builders Sup Corporation, Richmond, Va., a permit for this track
when their application has been received.
Very truly yours,
L. Horton,
Superintendent.
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RICHMOND 24, VIRGINIA
October 26, 1955
Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield Courthouse, Va.
Attention: Tr. 11. ti^J. Burnett, Executive Secretary
Gentlemen:
Permission is hereby requested to run grade cross-
ing across Route 161 between City Limits of Richmond, Va.,
and Route 60, in Chesterfield County. Blueprint attached
indicates proposed track layout.
�,,e understand the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad is
writing you direct as to the proposed method of operation
over the siding, etc.
Yours truly,
SOUTHSIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY CORP.
Louis E. McAllister, Jr.
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