01-12-77 Minutes
The
Board of Supervisors this day approved all claims presented to the County for the month
of December, 1976, and authorized the Treasurer of the County to issue warrants as follows:
Total Amount
General Fund
Check 145293-147976
Revenue Sharing Fund
Check 146864-147875
Library Fund
Check 145755-147975
County Airport
Check 145304-147913
County Garage
Check 145328-147901
County Storeroom
Check 145379-147911
Workmen's Compensation
Check 145313-147919
Manpower
Check 145292-147838
Social Services
Check 144904-148084
Nursin~ Home
Check 145753-147974
Library Construction
Check 022643-147955
Two-Way Radio Fund (Airport)
Check 145443-147867
School Board
Check 022642-147738
1976 School Bond Construction
Check 145825-147599
School Bond Construction
Check 145961-147381
School Payroll Deduction Fund
Check 146253-147376
County Payroll Deduction Fund
Check 145327-147899
Water Revenue Fund
Check 015882-016057
~ater Operating Fund
~heck 015881-016058
~ater Improvement, Replacement & Extension Fund
2heck 015893-015939
Pater Meter Deposit
Eheck 015909-016060
~ater Meter Installation
2heck 015896-016056
$6,415,998.38
$36,412.73
$23,493.39
$26,189.80
$54,021.37
$4,472.91
$7,509.11
$1,442.78
$108,892.99
$82,804.89
$48,352.76
$3,582.12
$1,016,543.89
$356,544.61
$306,913.11
$387,042.68
$107,703.96
$213.40
$30,345.92
$55,869.00
$400.00
$3,132.67
$68.63
Now, Therefore, Be It B~solved: That the portions of Secondary Boute 611, i.e., Section
2, shown in red on the sketch titled, ,'Changes in Secondary System Due to Relocation and Con-
structicn on Route 611, Project 0611-020-157, C501, dated at Richmond, Virginia, August 13,
1976", a total distance of 0.11 mile be, and hereby is, added to the Secondary System of State
Highways, pursuant to 'Section 33-141 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended;
And further, that the sections of old location, i.e., Section 1., shown in blue on the·
aforementioned sketch, a total distance of 0.12 mile be, and the same hereby is, abandoned as
a public road, pursuant to Section 33-76.12 of the Code of Virginia of 1950, as ar~nded.
Ayes: Mr. O'Neill, Mrs. Girone, Mr. Apperson and Mr. Bookman.
Mr. Appe .rson asked if the stuc~f on changing the stop signs at the intersection of M~adowburn
and Dalebrook had bean completed. Mr. Covington stated he would check into the matter.
Mrs. Girone thanked Mr. Covington for the work done at the railroad crossing and for the vapor
lights at the intersection of Boutes 147 and 711. She added that the improvements to RDbious
Road were good but that its intersection with B0ute 60 is still presenting a visibility prob-
lem. Mr. Cov-~%gton stated that additional work on Robious would be done this spring. She
asked also that pot holes be filled in on Route 147.
Mrs. Girone stated that she had received a letter from the Briarwood Civic Association expressing
concern about the deterioration of traffic conditions on Midlothian Turnpike.
It was on motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Bookman, resolved that the County Aalministra-
tion be authorized to advertise for a Public Hearing an ordinance restricting truck traffic on
.Pinetta Drive in Midlothian Magisterial District which hearing will be held on March 9, 1977
at 5:00 p.m.
Ayes: Mr. O'Neill, Mrs. Girone, Mr. Apperson, Mr. Bookman and Mr. Myers.
Mr. Myers stated that he did not have any road matters at this time.
Mr. O'Neill inquired about'what.the Highway Department was doing chi RiVer Road. Mr. Covington
stated that they were..p~tting a pre-mix material down which was just a temporary measure.
Mrs. Girone confirmed with Mr. Covington a meeting on January 21st at 7:00 p.m. at Midlothian
Baptist Church.
Mr. Manuel inform5~ the Board that the roads in the follc~ing subdivisions have been formally
accepted into the State System by the Highway Departr~nt:
Normandale Terrace (effective 10-01-76)
Concord Subdivision (effective 01-07-77)
NORMAkrDALE TERRACE
As~en Avenue - Frc~n: Rio Vista Street southwesterly 0.10 mile to a cul-de-sac.
C(/qfDRD SUBDIVISION
0.10 mile
Flintlock Drive - Beginning at the Colonial Heights City Limits 0.09 mile
northeasterly to a cul-de-sac.
O. 09 mile
Mr. Manuel stated that the County has been informed by Mr. Covington that no advertising sign
will be permitted within the Route 10 or .the. Whitepine RDad right-of-way. He stated that this
also included the median strip in Whitepine Road where the County's antrance sign is located.
Mrs. Girone inquired if Mr. Pintavalle was aware of how the Highway Department had responded.
Mr. Ritz stated that he had been informed.
Mr. Micas stated that the Public Hearing on the abandonnmnt of a portion of the road at Fort
Darling would be January 26th at 10:00 a.m.
Mr. BOOkman made the following statement: "The Board has all received a copy of a resolution
frc~ the Planning Coranission that has been sent to you for our information and to be acted upon
as we see fit. I would like to ask the Board to strongly consider acting upon it and would so
offer a motion. This is c~ the Brandermill school site. I would like to say that the Planning
Conraission went on record with this resolution after reconn~ndations from our County Planning
staff after meeting with the School BOard some 60 days or so ago. Thirteen hours after we
passed this resolution in the Planning Conmission, the editor of the News Leader saw fit to put
forth some information that is very misleading to the public, in nl; opinion. He stated, in
effect, chastised the Planning Co~nission for spending a half of a million dollars and nore or
less words that we were just blowing it. I would like to bring so.me facts to the attention of
the Board in support of the Planning staff and Planning Commission.
Back prior to the bond issue on June 4th, whan a scandal sheet got out pertaining to $21,000,000
of this issue being used in Brandermill, Dr. Sullins publicly quoted in the paper that the den-
sity was in the Courthouse, well, first he branded it an absolute lie. %he density was in the
Courthouse tbad area and, at best, Brandermill sites would be a second or third choice. Approxi-
mately 60 days or so later, the Planning Commission met with the School Board.. At that time, it
was conceded that the Condrey Tract which was located on Courthouse Road was the nunber one
I r~call a ~sonal conversation wit~ Dr. Sullins prior to the bond i~gum and in a request from
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later in ~he d~'.
On motion of MI~. GizDne, secoaded by ~r. Myers, it was resolved that $1,468 be appropriated
f~ the Unappropriated Surplus of the Ceneral Fund to 11-500-604.0 Terminal Builc~ng.
Ayes: Mr. 0'k~ill, F~S. Giror~, Mt. Book, an and Mr. Myara.
21-086-136.1 Dri%~r $1,490.00
21-086-211,0 Auto In~ ur ance 250.00
21-086-294.0 ~%CA 90.00
21-086-312.0 Vehicle 0pe~ation 210.00
$2,900.00
And be it further resolved ~nat platted budget rev~num account 21-000-618.4 Agin9 Grant be
increased by $2,800.
Ayes: M~. O'Neill, Mrs. Girone, Mr. Bookman a~d Mr. ~fer~.
Ayes: Mr. O'Neill, Mtg. GiroD~ a~d M~. M~XS.
Ayes: Mr. O'Neill, ~rs. Cirone and Mr. Myers.
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its Mayor, purst~nt to a resolution adopted by the (bu~c&l of the City of Petersburg on the
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two thousand dollars or less ................................. $10.00
Each additional thousand ..................................... 2.50
d. Septic tank .................................................. 25,00
a. Heating or ~ir conditioning,
c- F~placem~nt of hot water hearst .............................. 10.00
(3) Pl~rbing:
Each additional trap ......................................... 1.50
Each a~ditional thous~d ...................................... 5.00
b. ~leva~or/e$calator, o~e thousand dollars or less .............. 10.00
Each additional thousand ...................................... 5.00
b. Journeyman card, annually ..................................... 5.00
(1) NO fee shall b~ z~quired for building permits for Const~¢tion when the cost of such
(2) ~ique shop
(3) Appliance shore
(7)
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(43) Offices, b~iness end professional
(44) Offic~ supply store
(50)
(57) EP~cialtT;
that both the AirpOrt T~d~c~l Building a~d ~ed~dical Building both ha~the capability for
January 17, 1977
Fe~r~ 21, 1977
May 30, 1977
July 4, 1977
Septeraber 5, 1977
October 10, ]~77
November ll, 1977
No~oer 24, 1977
Nov~mber 25, 1977
It was on motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Myers, resolved that this Board
Ayes: Mr. O'NeilL Mrs. Gi~1% Nm. Apperson, Mr. Bookm~ and Mr. Myers.
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~ere being no oppc~ition, it was on n~tion of Mr. ~er% s~ccad~d by M~s. Girone, resolved
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mobile hom~ OD property which belongs to W. Sprouse, Jr., father-in-lac of the applicant.
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Mr. W. Parks csm~ before the Board repzesenting ~. Mildred W. Dun~evant, bis daughbgr-in-law,
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Mrs. Girc~e stated that she had received a written ~equest from she applicant ~hat ~he would
li~ to withdraw her apolic~tion. ~here being no one present, it was on I~Dtion of M~S. Girone,
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In Clo%~r ~ill ~i~s~erial District, Willi~n P. Wills requested a Varianc~ he use a ps~foel of
land w~ich has no public road frontag~ for ~lling purpc6es. ~nis parcel lies approxinntely
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In ~lov~r ~i]~ ~giste~ial District, ~enneth Woodfin requeshed a Variance to ~e a paro~l of
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In Matoaca Magis~rial District, San%~l E. Barker requested a %~orianc~ ~ use a parcel of land
whida has no public road frontage Cot d~ing purpose~. Thi~ oarcel lie~ ~outh~t of the
western termLnus of Fslr~unt Drive. T. M. Sec. 16913 (1) part of psrcel 7 (Sheet 49).
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was on notion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by ~. Mfers, resolved t~&t t~i~ varianc~ be
approved subject to co~ditior~ ~1 and ~2.
Ayes: M~. O'Neill, Mrs. Girone~ Y~. Apperson, Mr. Bookma~ and ~. Myers.
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In {~o%~r ~11 ~g~terial r~trict, Charles E. Bailey requested a V~rianc~ to u~e a parcel
Of l~d which has ~o public road frontag~ for ~elling purposes. This parcel fronts along
D~uzler Battery }bad (private} and ~s located app~o~m~tely 165 feet s~uth of its intersection
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91 - 9 Tennis Co~-Ts - Lee Hy Paving $ 84,962.79
C. G. ~uel, 'I~-terim Sec~ta~l~ ~.' Merlin O'Neill