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1965-02-25 Packetr VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on February 25, 1965, at 2:00 p,!m. Present: Mr. Irvin G.Horner, Chairman Mr.Ernest P.Gates, Comm.Atty. Mr. R. J.Britton Mr.Robt. A.Painter, Co. Eng. Mr. Herbert O.Browning Mr. Howard A. Mayo, Jr,Co. Planner Mr.J.Ruffin Apperson Mr. M.W.Burnett, Exec. Sec'y. Mr.A.R. Martin Absent: Mr.H.T.Goyne due to hospitalization. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr.Browning, the minutes of February 10, 1965, are approved. Col. Robt. Barton, representing the Howard Corstruction Company, comes befare the Board requesting a reduction of liquidated damages because his client has experienced inclement weather and could not get certain rights of way on time and that the actual work did not agree with the Engineer's estimate. Mr.Wiley and Mr. Limerick, of the firm of R.Stuart Royer & Associates explained the contractual arrangements and the actual conditions as recorded by the inspector. Upon considerable discussion, Mr.Browning made the following motion: That the liquidated damages in the amount of 33 00.00 be reduced to $2500.00. Whereupon Mr. Britton made a substitute motion, which was seconded by Mr. Appe rson: Be it resolved, that the liquidated damages be set at $2000.00, provided the Howard Corstruction Company paid in full the $6500.00 bill for the breaking of the County water lines. A vote being taken on the substitute motion, the majority vote Aye, Mr.Browning votes No. Mr. B.Dunkum and his client Mr.Rodney Morris come before the Board seeking a Variance for the construction of two buildings on Old Farm Road, stating that the subdivision of this property is in progress. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr.Martin, seconded by Mr.Browning it is resolved that a Variance be granted Mr.Morri s to allow the knstruction of the 'two' houses presently being built facing the Old Farm Road, with the reservation that 4 feet be granted to widen Old Farm Road, if it is proven by the survey that same is necessary IxI .Peter Kain comes before the Board requesting a reduction in sewer charge on a house in Morrisdale, which house was completed before the sewer line was completed and the delay in the completion of the sewer line had apparently caused him W0.00 in extra cost. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr.Browning, seconded by Mr.Martin, it is resolved that this Board authorizes the County Engineer to connect the dwelling built by Mr.Kain in Morrisdale -1- LM M to the public sewer at a connection fee of 4�200.00. l,x.W.S.Pinchbeck requested in evriting, the renewal of five building permits in Dorchedter, which building permits were obtained on November 14, 1963 and for various reasons the houses have not been constructed. On motion of h-ir.Britt(6n, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the permits on the following lots in Dorchester be and they hereby are renewed: Lots -23E, 10D, 14D, 5G and 6 G. On motion of Yiir.Britton, seconded by IIr.Apperson, the following erroneous tax claims be and they hereby are approved for payment: Rodney F.&Ercelle J.11orris River Road-I,-,idlothian Dist, Thomas E. and Phyllis L.Scott 7690 Elkhardt Road,Richmond,Va. Melvin E.Wiener 5227 Germain Road)Richmond,Va. Shell Oil Company P.O-Box 1703 Atlanta, Gq. Real Estate taxes $467.60 1964 Real Estate Taxes 1964 12.32 1964 Personal Property tax bill 64.00 Retail Merchantts License 1964 25.42 Sout hside Concrete Products Corp. Business license 12.86 5241 Old il,iidlothian Pike Richmond, Vag Bruce T.Patton 1964 Personal Property 2502 Fillmore Road Taxes 35.56 BonAir 35, Va. Mrs. Barbara E.Patton 2502 Fillmore Road BonAir, Virginia Samuel A.Bradner 2704 Farrand Street Richmond, Va. Mra. Helen S.Bradner 2704 Farrand Street Richmond,Va. George H.Garn ett 3017 Botone Road Richmond, Va. ,jrs. Frances 1�.Garnett 3017 Botone Road Ric hmond,Va. 1964 Co. Capitation Tax 1.00 Personal Property & Co Capitation taxes 8.68 Co.Capitation Tax 1.00 Personal Property & Co, Capitation taxes 24.68 1964 �o.Capitation tax 1.00 -2- FWA James E. Sprouse 7921 Elkhardt Road Richmond, Va. James B.Friend 9900 Jean Drive Richmond 34, Va. Mrs.David L.`vJhite 8709 Cherokee Road Richmond, Va. Philip J. PJiod jeski 2616 Lelbourne Drive Richmond 25, Va. 1964 Personal Property & Co. Capitation 'faxes Real Estate taxes, 1959 Kidd-Groome & Clarke,Inc. 1824 Briarcliff Road Richmond, Va. Personal Property t�sxes for 1964 1964 Personal Property taxes Personal Property taxes for 1964 $14.44 53.76 10.24 21.12 There appears to be some controversy over the question of I'X.O.L. Hopkins signing a contract for the installation of water in Crestwood 2arms Subdivision, said signature being as Agent of Mrs. Page Rudd, the original owner of said tract. On motion of ;r.Lartin, seconded by 1,,r.Brit:,on, it is resolved that Mr. O.L.Hopkins be allowed to sign this contract which is purported to be the last contract in this development as the Agent of Mrs. Rudd without producing the necessary evidence. There was presented the following resolution from the Planning Commission', hEREAS, the County of Chesterfield has experienced tremendous growth within recent years; and 'aHEREAS, there seems to be no decrease in the number of new homes to be built in Chesterfield; and r�llrR:�AS, the 9,000,000 Bond Issue approfied by the voters of the County fo:, the financing of a sewer system has either --been spent or allocated, leaving certain areas as yet unserved by said sewer system, NOS,, THEnEFUHE, BE IT xLSULV_�), on motion of Mr.George W. Gray, seconded by Mr.David Walker, that this Planning Commission recommends to the Board of Supervisors the employment of a Consulting Fngire;er to study the needs of the County for the expansion of the sewer system and to make recommendations on how said needs can be financed. It was cited that the firm of R.Stuart Royer & Associates had Been doing our present sewer design work as wellas being the County's Consultant on water planning. On motion of Pir.Britton, seconded by Mr.Apperson, it is resolved that this Board follow the suggestion of the County Planning Commission employing the firm of R.Stuart Royer & Associates to study the feasibility of expanding the County's sewer system based on the needs of the various d rainage areas. On motion of Pir.Apperson, seconded by Lr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board requests the firm of R. 'Stuett Royer & Associates -3 M to prepare a contract to cover the engineering costs for the fes sibility study of expanding the sewer system. On motion of Mr.Apperson, seconded by 1vir.Partin, it is resolved that the Standard ''rater Contract R-262-A revised for the installation of water in the subdivision of Nottingham for the price of $100.00 be and it hereby is approved. On motion of Lr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Apperson, it is resolved that the following Spacial 'later Contracts be and the same are hereby approved: A-370 - Preston Place,Section I 'a8531.50 RA-371 - Logan Street 24,0500 On motionof Pir.Horner, seconded by IV'r.Apperson, it is resolved that a meeting be held at the Grange Hall School on March 11, 1965 at 8:00 p.m. to discuss the closing of Rt. 604 and how the traffic problem will be handled. And be it further resolved, that the County of Chesterfield prepare a notice and deliver same to the citizens of the area. On motion of Nir.Appersoni seconded by P.r.Britton, it is resolved that the following sewer contracts be and the same are approved: S-65-17D - Marlboro, Section "B" S-65-3D - Meadowbrook, Section "Cn On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Nir.Apperson, it is resolved that on the advice of the County Engineer and the Consulting Engineers concerned with the sewerage disposal in the Kenmore Ridge area, this Board authorizes the preparation Find signing of an option to rent approximately 35-acres of land from the Blankenship Estate, immediately east of the Kenmore Ridge Swwerage Treatment Plant. On motion of Lr.Britton, seconded by T-'.r.Appe rson, it is resolved that the quitclaim deed be signed and thA this Board afcepts new easement from the Park Building Corporation on Belt Boulevard in exchanging sewer easement. Mr.Calvin Viar presents a study of street signs in the populated areas of the County and it was generally agreed that he would include all areas of the County before final consideration be given to his recommendations. On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr.Apperson, it is resolved that the County Engineer requests of bIr. James Sloan the prepayment of water connection charges on apartment houses on the west side of Route #1 and request further,if possible,a change in the direction of -4- M n the water line which would facilitate the Countyt s di s�ribution of water to this project. On motion of 1J1r.Apperson, seconded by 1,ir.Britton, it is resolved that the firm of Wiley & Wilson be requested tomake application to the Federal Aviation .`igency for an airport in Chesterfield County 'oil the second site proposed near the _Jalthall Interchange and to make said application by .,pril 2, 1965. There was a brief discussion on the street light request of Mrs. R.T1. Dunnavant. On motion of Nir.Browning, seconded by Er.J�pperson, it is resolved that this Board request the Judge of Circuit Court, the Honorable William Old, to appoint Per. Bobby L.i',icGinnis as Police Officer for the Bounty of Chesterfield. ,ind be it further resolved that Plr. Franklin L. Hanks be and he hereby is appointed Police Dispatcher. On motion of D,r.Apperson, seconded by Mr.Martin, it is resolved that the request of the Manchester Fire Department for a 65 foot Aerial Lade.:er truck be and it hereby is referred to the Fire Committee. There was read a letter from the Chairman of the 7,4elf are Board, Pir. Stanley L.Crump, requesting that the Board of Supervisors approve the salary increase for 1,'iiss Lucy Corr from ti $700.00 to �9600.00 annually, beginning July 1, 1965. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of 1,1r.Apperson, seconded by hr.l.artin, a motion was made to approve this request of the Welfare Board. Lr. Apperson and 1�1r. Martin vote Aye, P;r. Browning, Yr .Britton and 1 r.Horner vote No, stating that this matter should be discussed at the budget session after all budget items have been reviewed. There was distributed a proposed Ordinance drawn by the Commonwealth's Attorney which would make necessary the securing of a Use Permit before a trailer could be located anywhere in the County. It was generally agreed that this Ordinance be amended and considered further. On motion of I4,r.Apperson, seconded by 1,ir. Martin, it is resolved that the plan for the installation of telephones in the Utilities Division of the office addition which plans would cost approximately w135.00 per month and 050.00 installation charge, be and it hereby is approved. On motion of P,,r.Browning, seconded by 1uir.Apperson, it is resolved that the suggeat ions forwarded by Mr. James Fletcher of the Telephone Company for improving the telephone service in the Police Department and in improving emergency calls at night, which proposal would cost approxirm tely .120.00 per month, be and the same is hereby approved for installation. -Page 5- M M On motion of 1,':r.Browning, seconded by N1r.Britton, it is resolved that the bids for the purchase of furniture for the office addition be awarded to the best and cheapest bidder, depending upon the kind of. furniture to be matched, :the tot,�l sum of which is approximately �,15, 000.00. On motion of Mr.Browning, seconded by Asir. Apperson, it is resolved that a Variance be awarded to Mr. Lewis for the construction of a dwelling on a parcel of land on the west side of Dogwood t-venue,Lxtended, there being on file in the Board's papers a statement to the effect that this road will be constructed -by the Tri-City Realty Corporation at some future date. This Variance is -ranted with the understanding that all other County requirements be recognized. There was discussed the possibility of meetin;; at 9:00 a.m. on the second meeting in each month in order to give the Board more time to consider ounty problems. No action was taken on this request. On motion of I�ir.Britton, seconded by P,ir.Apperson the meeting is adjourned at 7:10 p.m. to 9:OU a.m. March 10, 1965. ..PAPP 6- /Vo ry a.- .0ge-O r.4 „/Y.�w.Cor•�/.wry cone. 6'. DURRETT CONSTROVION CORPORATION PHONE 233-8823 Mr. Melvin W. Burnett, Executive Secretary, Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett, * BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION 142 E. BELT BOULEVARD P. O. BOX 8882 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA February 17, 1965 At this time we would like to make a request that the following permits be renewed: Lot 23, Block E, Dorchester - Permit No. 24300 - Dated November 14, 1963 Lot 10, Block D, Dorchester - Permit No. 24288 - Dated November 14, 1963 Lot 14, Block D, Dorchester - Permit No. 24294 - Dated November 15, 1963 Lot 5, Block G, Dorchester - Permit No. 24304 - Dated November 14, 1963 Lot 6, Block G, Dorchester - Permit No. 24305 - Dated November 14, 1963. With reference to the above lots for which permits were issued and have expired. When we initially applied for these permits, along with a number of others for this same Subdivision we were overly optimistic in our estimate of the number of houses we could sell in this area at that time. We, therefore, had to curtail our construction. We have now disposed of most of the houses previously constructed and are pre- paring to start construction on the ones referred to above. It would be appreciated if you could see fit to renew these permits without us having to pay the fees involved for the second time. Yours truly, DURRETT CONS�TRUCTI!ON CORPORATION W. S. Pinchbeck WSP:jed cc: Mr. E. L. Mumma, Bldg. Inspector MUNIA: At a neetlag of the chess terfleld County Ping commission held in the Cousty, Q s%Tues. day, nbrsary 1965s, at 7:00 PSI WM9MH, the Bounty of Chesterfiold has eaperienoed tremendous growth within recent rears, and WHUU39 there aeeeS to be no +docreaso In the nuimber, Of new homes to be built in Chesterfield# avid WHUUS# the $9, CCC, tip Bond Issue approved by the voters of the County for t#e fusing ,of a serer system has either been spent or allosated, leaving seaman areas as yet unserred by said serer system, NOWt TURVOR19 Hg If IMLVID9 CH WTION OP George W. Grayr, seconded by David Walker, that this planning Qossiissi©n r*001001e046 to the Hoard of Hup*rvisore the emp- loPwegt Of a Consulting Sagineor to study the needs of the County for the espansioA of the sewer syston and to wake, reconaendations on how said needs can be financede FA- A copy; "este: 0 UTILITIES DEPARTMENT COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The construction of a reservoir on Swift Creek has been started fvr a much needed addition to the supply of water for the citizens of Chesterfield County. A considerable portion of Genito Road (Route 604) will be flooded, and two alternate methods of dealing with this problem have been studied and are as follows: 1. Raise the road at its existing location. 2. Relocate a portion of this road on higher ground to the north of the present location starting at a point approximately 2,600 feet east of Route 667 and connect- ing with the existing road at a point near the Colonial Pipeline crossing, approximately 5,600 feet east of Tomahawk Creek. Engineering estimates indicate this route will be the least expensive. Before a final decision is made, the Board of Supervisors has requested that a public hearing be held to give a more detailed explanation of the problem and to afford the users of this road an opportunity to express their thoughts on the proposed changes. The public hearing has been scheduled for 8:00 P.M. on March 11, 1965 at the Grange Hall School auditorium. RAP: id 2/25/65 The construction of a reservoir on Swift Crook has been started for a nwh needed addition to the supply of water for the citizens of Chesterfield County. d considerable portion of 6enite Road (Route 604) will be flooded, and two alternate methods of dealing with this problem have been studied and are as follows: 1. Raise the road,at its existing location. 2. Relocate a portion,of this road on higher ground to the north of the present location starting at a point approximately 2,600 feet east of Route 667 and connect- ing with the existing road at a point near the Colonial Pipeline crossing, approginstely 5,640 feet east of Tomahawk Creek. FAjIneering estimates indicate this route will be the least expansive. Before a final decision is trade. the Board of Supervisors has requested thatimpublic hearing be held to givo a more detailed explanation of the problem and to afford the users of this road an opportunity to express their thoughts on the proposed chenges. The public hearing has been scheduled for St4C Y.M. can March 119 1965 at the Orange gall School auditorium. Wild 2/25/65 En February 25, 1%5 Street signs in populated area Signs in good condition 1906 Signs in bod condition �,.. Total signs 2509 S:troot signs we have in Iswago but can not be installed because the streets are not in the state system --- 563 signs Signs in bad condition In populated area broken down into Districts Manchester Bermuda Midlothian Dale Total 359 130 93 21 603 Money in street sign funds $2500.00 iti fund outstanding 21230left in fund Approximately cost to replace all bad signs in pcpulated.areat 603 signs @ $8.00 M 1 $6800.00 P141AtrpN q. �e FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY District Airport Engineer, DCA-600 c 800 independence Avenue, S. W. Washington. D. C 20553 sr4iEs of February 10, IN REPLY REFER To'r Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Subject: Fiscal Year 1966 Federal -aid Airport Program Gentlemen: 1965 DCA-600 The Federal Aviation Agency has been authorized to formulate the Federal - aid Airport Program for Fiscal Year 1966. Requests received in this office on or before April 2, 1965, will be considered for allocations of Federal funds to be made about July 1, 1965. Requests for aid submitted after April 2, 1965 will be considered on the basis of funds available at the time of submission. If you desire to have a project considered for inclusion in the FY-66 Program, it will be necessary for you to prepare FAA Form-1623, Request for Aid. The proper preparation of the Request for Aid and the essential supporting documents which must accompany that Request are an important factor in this Agency's determination as to which projects can be included in the Program. In view of this, it is recommended that you write, tele- phone or visit this office at your earliest convenience. It has been our experience that a visit to this office by the proponent and his engineer can do much to assure that the necessary documents are com$lete and to expedite the formal submission of the Request for Aid. In this connection, it would be helpful if you would telephone in advance in order that we can schedule a mutually agreeable time for a meeting. Sincerely,yours, -�P d ✓� Curtis F. Greve District Airport Engineer Telephone (202) Worth 21605 n POVNDERS E. C. WILEY, P E. 1002-1045 E. J. F. WILSON, P E. 1013-IB50 PRRTNERS E. B. BOYNTON, P. E. E.J. F. WILSON, JR.,P E. W. M. JOHNSON. P.E. T. R. LEf3CHMRN, R.I.H. W. E. ROYPLL. R E. J. R. BCOT0N, P E. W[LEY & W►LSnN CONSVLTING ENGINEERS LYNCHBVRG,VA. RICHMOND,VR. 2316 LRNGHORNE RORD 711 WEST MAIN STREET flREfa CODE 703 fiRER CODE 703 846-1303 648-0005 REPLY TO LYNCM13VRG OFFICE February 16, 1965 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Re: Chesterfield County Airport Dear Mr. Burnett: M RSSOCIRTES G. M. PEERY, P. E. R. C. DOOL, JR-P E. L. H. faLLEN, J R., P. E. T. E. HFILL, JR., P. E. E. P. HOLTON,JR_P.. E. R. C.JONES, P.E. J. L. KERN E R, JR., P E. C. J. SIEGRISTJR..P. E. J. C. REID, PE. B.G. WRTKINS. JR., P. E. L. P. WRDE, P. E. G . L. P fi G E, JR, P. E. M, K. SHELTON. R.Lfl. We have been advised by the Federal Aviation Agency that the deadline for filing applications or re -applications for Federal aid for airports during the 1965-1966 program, which begins July 1, is April 2, 1965. If we can be of assistance in connection with this matter please contact us. Very truly yours, WILEY & WILSON, CONSULTING ENGINEERS By R. C. Dodl, Jr. RCD,Jr.:ec :rip w% W .7*,e �-/ /(-/' �r� �f�� I PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING SINCE ISC2 M cm Mr. M. W. Burnett Chesterfield Courthouse Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: 9800 Brandywine Avenue Richmond, Virginia 23234 February 21, 1965 We are in the process of having a vapor street light installed in front of our house (9800 Brandywine Ave.). You were so helpful about getting our street paved that we thought you might be able to get the County to relieve us of the $3.50 per month charge on this light. We were advised by VEPCO to install the light first, and then apply for help since the process takes several months. Because our street is otherwise completely un-lighted, we have done as they suggested. Any help or advice you can give us will be greatly appreciated. Respectfully yours, ZZ'3 (Mrs. R. W.) Sandra W. Dunnavant r- M MAJOR E. P. GILL CHIEF OF POLICE n E. T. SMITH CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES R. W. KOCH CAPTAIN OF POLICE C O U N T Y O F C H E S T E R F I E L D CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA POLICE DEPARTM ENT February 23, 1965 Honorable Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield Courthouse Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen: It is recommended that BOBBY L. MCGINNIS, a Police Dispatcher, be appointed a Police Officer for the County of Chesterfield. It is also recommended that FRANKLIN L. HANKS be appointed as a Police Dispatcher. Respectfully submitted, Major E. P. Gill Chief of Police EPG/bsl VO February 23, 1965 T0: Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary FRANKLIN L. HANKS is presently employed with the Virginia State Police as a Dispatcher and is stationed at Alexandria. He has been employed with them approximately one year and is a white -male 23 years of age. Hanks has completed his military obligation, serving with the Navy. He would remain with the State Police if it were possible for him to become a Trooper, however, his height of 5 feet 9J inches failed to meet the minimum requirement of 5 feet 10 inches. He also desires to reside in the Richmond area as he is engaged to a local girl and she does not wish to quit her job and leave this area. Major E. P. Gill Chief of Police PHONE BE 2-4925 Manchester Volunteer Fire Department No. 2 r 5515 BRYCE LANE RICHM0ND, VIRGINIA 22 February 1965 Board of Supervisors Chesterfield Courthouse Chesterfield, Virginia Gentlemen; In accordance with a resolution passed by this department on this date, we submit the following request. It is requested this department be furnished a Triple Combination 65 foot Aerial Ladder truck equipped according to the specifications herein submitted. We further request a meeting with the Fire Committee to explain in detail the need and uses of this equipment by this department. Sincerely; CLJ/pd C. L. J0 AN CHIEF 1-Incl: Specifications J0.01 N14 CHESTERFIELD - COLONIAL HEIGHTS ® DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA February 22, 1965 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary Board of Supervisors Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: At a meeting of the Chesterfield -Colonial Heights Welfare Board held February 18, 1965, the Board requested that I write you a letter con- cerning Miss Corr's salary. Because of the size and continuous growth of Chesterfield County, the increased responsibility of this department and salaries paid to other officials, the Chesterfield -Colonial Heights Welfare Board feels very strongly that the salary of the Superintendent should be increased. Therefore, on motion of Mr. Hart, seconded by Mr. White and unanimously approved by the Board, the Superintendent's salary was increased, effective July 1, 1965, from $8700 to $9600 annually. In order for this increase to be effective in the eyes of the State De- partment, it is necessary that you bring this request to the Board of Supervisors and have them pass a resolution concurring with the action of this Board. The Welfare Board would appreciate your bringing this to the attention of the Board of Supervisors as soon as possible and writing a letter to Miss Corr regarding the action taken. Thanking you for your past favors, I am Sincerely, Stanley M. Crump, Chairman Welfare Board SMC/jq cc: Mr. Ruffin Apperson n E5 f� A U 4 O WILLIAM R. SHELTON CLERK CIRCUIT COURT CH ESTERFI ELD, VI RG IN IA February 24, 1965 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mel: WILLIAM OLD JUDGE ERNEST P. GATES COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY I am enclosing an original and six copies of an ordinance regarding house trailers requested at the last meeting of the Board of Supervisors. This ordinance will have to be adopted under the provisions of §15.1-493 of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended, which requires that it be referred to the Planning Commission for its recommendation and hearings as specified in §15.1-431 before the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors. Very truly yours, Ernest P. 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