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08-25-71 PacketTIMES DISPATCH NOTICE is hereby given by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County~ VTrginia~ that it is the intention of the Board to propose for amendmmnt and re-adoption on August 25~ 1971~ the following Ordinance: AN ORDINANCE to ame~".d and re-enact the first sentence of the first paragraph of Chapter 16, Lection 16-6 of the Code of the County of Chesterfield, Vtrginia~ by changing the filing requirements from 6 to 12. months, at a meeting of the Board of Supervisors to be held at the Meeting Room of the Board at Ches'terfield Courthouse, Virginia, on the 25th day of August, 1971~ at 2:00 A copy of the full text of this ordinance is available at the office of the Executive Secretary at Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia. Ail persons favoring or opposing the adoption of this Ordinance are invited to attend this meeting. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS C(!UN%~ CF CHESTERFIELD M.W.Burnett, Clerk Atte~~ on: ~ ~e, the undersigned participants in i~'estern horse shows wo~d l~e to request that the board of supervisors consider the possibility of installing lights at the 'Western ring so we can hold nights shows d~ring the summer months when the weathsr is so hot. Name Address C .::....c '-' ATTENTION WE THE UND~IG~D PARTIG_oANTS IN HORSE SHOWS AT CHEST~' ~LD COUP. THOUSE ~'OULD LI~E TO REQUEST THAT T~ BOADRi OF SbP iAVISORS COlqSI~£H THE PC~SIBILITY OF INSTALLING LIGHTS AT THE WESTIN kiliO SO T~T NIGHT SHOWS CAN BE ~LD IN T~M SUlvA~EH WHEN THE WEATH~ IS SO HOT. ',;he bo~d of supervisors considsr ti~ possibility of i~stal]ing li~s at the ~est~n ~;~g so w~ c~ h~d Di$~t sho~s ~ing the s~er m~ths when the weath~' is so hot. ~ . --~/ ~ tion: 'W'e, The undersi'~ (~r~~ts in '~'estern Horse shows would like to request t~t the board of supervisors consider the possibility of installing lights at the ~estern ring so we can hold night shows during the summer months when the weather is so hot. Name Address I . ., .,. _. :/ - _ , .~ //, f . ' ~,e' the undersigned particle,ants in ~,es~ern ~or~e s~ow,~ wo~la l~k~ to boarc oi supervisors cor~si~ar the possibility oi' i;~!ing £ig~ts a~ ~,e ~es~ern ring so we can hold nights snows d~ring the summer m~uths when Add~ess COLONEL E. P. GILL CHIEF OF POL[CE E. T. SMITI~ CAPTAIN OF DE. TECTIYE$ COU NTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA POLICE DEPARTMENT August 19, 1971 Honorable Board of Supervisors County of Chesterfield Chesterfield Courthouse Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Gentlemen: I would like to recommend Mrs. Anna Mae Johnson of 2824 Stanwix Lane, Richmond, Virginia as a School Guard and Special Police Officer for one year begining August 26, 1971 for Bensley Elementary School. Very truly yours, Colonel E. P. Gill Chief of Police EPG/j ab COLOHI:L E. D. GILL CHIEF OF POLICE E. T. SMITH CAP'fAIN OF DETECTIVES COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA POLICE DEPARTMENT August 19, 1971 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Dear Mr. Burnett: Mrs. Anna Mae Johnson, who lives at 2824 Stanwix Lane, Richmond, Virginia is 28 years old, lives within three blocks of Bensley School and also has two children attending. Lt. Simmons has investigated this person and has recommended to me her appointment. However, I did not include in our 71-72 budget for an addition school guard, therefore, it will be necessary that $1840.00 be appropriated. I feel that I have enough in the budget for uniform and equipment. Also, I'm including a letter from Lt. Simmons and petitions from patrons of the school. Very truly yours, Colonel E. P. Gill Chief of Police EPG/Jab Enclosures COLONEL E. P. GILL C.~EF OF POUC~ E. T. SMITH CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES COUNTY Of CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA POliCE DEPARTMENT August 19, 1971 Colonel E. P. Gill Chief of Police Chesterfield County, Virginia 23832 Dear Sir: During the spring of this year several surveys were made at Strathmore and Dundas Road, next to Bensley Elementary School. The increased number of school children walking to school and crossing Dundas Road along with the heavy increase in traffic on Dundas Road. It is respectfully requested that a school guard be employed to work this intersection during morning and afternoon hours. I feel that this request is urgently essential and would appreciate any immediate action that you could give this matter. Very truly yoursA/~/ ~fety Officer VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on July 28, 1971 a% 1:00 P.M. On motion of Mr. Purdy,seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the Police Department be requested to consider the Bensley School %raffic~ particularly at Route #1 as a place for an additional School Guard. A Copy: Teste - Executive Secretary From: Citizens of the Bensiey School District, Chesterfield Co~iuty Re: Paid school gUard or police woman for our school We~ the undersigned residents of Chesterfield Co~uty~ do hereby petition the Chief of Police of ~esterfield County~ Colonel F~ward P. Gill, for a p~td school guard or police woman to be stationed at D~ndas aud >ntrathmore ~oad for the benefi~ of our childrea attending Benstey School~ Because of the heavy and sometimes hazardous traffic ~ Dundas Road we feel this step is essential for the safety and welfare of our children,, Althouf~ we do have flashing lights, the majority of the motorists have completely disregarded these signals° There is also a blind curve present and it is impossible to see the traffic co~ng around it~ We have had. several childreu that came within inches of being hit~ and it was on~ by luck tha~ they escaped injury° T~erefore, we respectf~G_ly urge Colonel Gill to assign a paid school guard or police woman to our school beginning with the 197~-~972 school year. Name Address To: C~ief of Police, Fr~m: Citizens of the Chesterfield County Re: Paid s~hool school We, the underst~ residents a ~ld County, do hereby petition the Chief of Police of O~erfield County, ~ Edward P. ~ill, for a paid schoo1 . guar~ or police wcman~ ~ stationed at'" ~ and .~rathmore Road for the benef&,~ of our childre~ atte~ lensley School. , Becaase of the he~ and sometimes ~ traffic on Dundas P~.ad ~. f.eel~ this step is essential for ~ safety and ~ of our children. Although we ~ ma · flashing lights, the ma~%y of tbe~Its have completely disregarded these signals. There is also a blind curve pr~ $ $ is impossible to see the traffic ~?ng around it. We have had several childr~ th~ e~lme within inches of being hit, and it was only by luck that the~ escaped injury. Therefore, we respectfully urge Colonel ~ill to assign a paid school guard or police woman to our school beginning with the 1971-1972 school year. Name Address //~ /F ........ To~ Chief of police, Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Gill From: Citizens of the Bensley School District, Chesterfield County Re: Paid s:chool guard or police woman for' .our school We, the undersigned residents of Chesterfield County, do hereby petition the Chief of Police of Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Gill, for a paid school guard or police woman to be stationed at D~ndas and Strathmore Road for the benefit of our children attending B~sley'8c~ool. Because of the heavy' and sometimes hazardous traffic on Dundas Road, we feel this step is essential for safety amd welfare of .our children. T~erefore, we respectfully urge Colonel Gill to assign a paid school guard or police woman to our school beginning with the 1971-1972 school year. · Name ~ddress To~ Chief of Police, Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Gill From: Citizens of the Bensley School District, Chesterfield COunty Re: Paid slchool guard or police woman for' ..our school We, the undersigned residents of Chesterfield County, do hereby petition the Chief of Police of Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Gill, for a paid school guard or police woman to be stationed at Dundas and Strathmore Road for the benefit of our children attending Be~sley~ School.~ Because of the heavy, and sometimes hazardous traffic on D~ndas Road, we feel this step is essential for safety and welfare of .our children. TAerefore, we respectfully urge Colonel Gill to assign a paid school guard or police woman to our school beginning with the 1971-1972 school year. ' Name ..... ~ddress To: Chief of Police, Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. ~ill From: Citizens of the Bensley School District, Chesterfield COunty Re: Paid sBhool guard or police woman for''our school We, the undersigned residents of Chesterfield County, do hereby petition the Chief of Police of Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Oill, for a paid school guard or police woman to be stationed at Dundas and Strathmore Road for the benefit of our children attending Beflsley'School. Because of the heavy and sometimes hazardous traffic on Dundas Road, we feel this step is essential for safety and welfare of .our children. Therefore, we respectfully urge Colonel ~11 to assign a paid school guard or police woman to our schobl beginning with the 1 971-~ 972 school year. Name ~ddress ~o. Chi~ of Police, ~e~el~ ~uu~, ~ C~,!o~e! F~'d P ....... £1 Fr~a: Gitize~ ~£ the Be~sley ~eh~l Di~iet, Chesterfield County Re: Paid school guard or police woman fe~ our ocheel We, the undersigned resideats off ~hesterfield County, do hereby petition the Chief of Police of Chesterfield County, Colonel Edward P. Gill, for a paid school guard or police wemam to be s~ationed at ~mdas and %rathmere Road for the beme~i~ of our children attending Bensley Sch~mlo Because of the heav~ and sometimes hazardous traffic en D~ndas Road we feel this step is essemtial for the safety and welfare of our ehil~re~. Although we ~ have flashing lights, the majority of the m~te~istz have c~mpletely disregarded these signals. There is also a blind curve present and it is imp~ssible to see the traffic c~aing around it. We have had several children that came within inches of being hit, and it was only by luek tha~ they esca~ injury. Therefore, we respect~ urge Colonel ~ill to assigm a paid school guard or police wmaan te our school beginning with the 1~-~972 sch~l year. Address From: Ctgtze~m of the Beusley 8chool Diet~ict, Chesterfield Coungy Re: Pa~d ~1 ~ or police ~ for our school We, the underei~aed residents of Ches~erfie!d C~unt7, d~ here~ ~iti~ ~e ~ief of Police of ~est~field ~y, ~lmel ~ P. ~11, for a p~d ~ or ~ce ~ to ~ ~ati~ed at ~ ~d .~rat~ore ~ for the of o~ chil~ at~g ~sl~ ~1~ ~se of the hea~ ~d ~~a h~~ tr~c ~ ~ ~ad ~ feel ~is st~ is ess~ti~ f~ the s~y ~d ~e of ~ chil~. ~thou~ we ~ ha~ ~~ ~ts, the ~ty of the ~~e ~ve ~l~e~ ~s~g~ these ~e is ~ a blind ~e p~s~t ~d it ia ~s~ble ~ see the trifle ~g ~d it. We ha~ h~ se~r~ ~~ th~ ~ ~th~ ~es of berg ~t, ~d tt w~ ~ lu~ that th~ esc~d ~J~. ~ o~ s~l be~ ~th the 1~-~2 sch~l Address COLONEL E. P. GILL CHIEF OF POLICE E. T. S~[TH CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA POLICE DEPARTMENT August 24, 1971 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Dear Sir: In reference to our conversation on August 24, 1971, I am furnishing you a list of the men that will be effected by the free=e of salaries as ordered by the President of the United States. Those effected for the month of August are: B. F. Cowardin, Jr. R. G. Foster M. L. Starnes Month of September: L. S. Matthews William Adams Month of October: A. V. Maddra Dog Warden: Douglas Watson Respect fully, Colonel E. P. Gill Chief of Police COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA EH~~~ A~D UTILITIES DE~At~gnFf AGEHDA FCa ~ HEETI]I~ OF ~dl ~ OF SI~IRVISCRS AUGUST 25, X97! I. Award of bid ~r ~oJeet ~ro7-~D-2 to Ltnger£el= ~ C~pen~r Cons~tion ~ in r~e f~wunt o£ $~2,715. ~6. II. Request ~ water line eateisien to serve Lot ~LI, Bloek B, Soot~on E of Fslltn~ Creek Farms. VXX, U VIII. IF ' I ' 871-271) P. telwr~ Hill Es~te, - Sec. B, C, & D $32,378.90 2. S71-29D Foreotdelo, See. B, l~ase IX ~X~,858.00 V. , Award oi bid t~r l¥oJe~t: 6511..33C G. L. Hmeard ~. ~or Con~raec 6511-45, aecomonda~ ~or m~er mervtce bamed on rmemm~ survey. a~por~ on coupara~ve m~er ra~em. COLR~TY OF Ch~Si ERF~. TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS It is recommended that Route 743 (Burnett N:i,ze) be given four separate names so that proper house nu~nbers can be estab'lished. Listed below are the recommendations: 1. Burnett Drive remain unchanged from Newby's Bridge Road west to 90° turn. 2. The portion running south from Burnett Drive to 90© turn to receive new name. 3. The portion running west from the above noted 90° turn will also receive new name. Richland Road will be extended across Courthouse Road north to 90° turn of unnamed portion. Two new street names will be needed to compl, ete the above recommendation. Recc,:;c~;c. nded b,,' Approved DOUGLAS B. FUGATE, COMMISSIONER G. L BAUGHAN, LURAY, VA. DOUGLAS G. JANNEY, FREDERICKSBURG, VA. W. FRED DUCKWORTH, NORFOLK, VA. EARL A. FITZPATRICK, ROANOKE, VA, THOMAS R. GLASS, LYNCHBURG, VA. RUFUS T. HAIRSTON, BRISTOL, VA. LE ROY EAKIN, JR., McLEAN, VA. ROBERT S. WEAVER, JR.. VICTORIA, VA. L. R. TREAT, JR, DISTRICT ENGINEER LTl+ OF 'I DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS RICHMOND, VA. 23219 August 12, 1971 JOHN E. HARWOOD, DEPUTY COMMISSIONER & CHIEF ENGINEER A. B. EURE, DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION A. K, HUNSBERGER, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING J. V. CLARKE, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS W. S. G. BRITTON, DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING AND PLANNIN(3 OFFICE OF DISTRICT ENGINEER PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA 23803 ?. O. Box 3036 Bon Air, Virginia 23235 Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Dear Mr. Burnett: I refer to a resolution passed by the Board of Supervisors at an adjourned meeting held at the Courthouse on July 28, 1971. Said resolution requested the Highway Department to review speed limits and adjust same, if possible, at the following locations: Routes 144 and 145 from Chesterfield to Route 1; Route 10 from Chesterfield to Route 1. I referred this resolution to our District Traffic Section for their review. I was informed that an improperly posted termini for reduced speed limit on Route 145 was discovered. This condition has been corrected. The 45 MPH speed limit on Route 145 between the old Seaboard Airline Railroad underpass and Route 10 was also reviewed. The conditions at this location have not changed sufficiently to justify a lower speed limit. This is for your information. ~R~)/VC~ Very truly yours, W. R. Davidson Resident Engineer A HIGHWAY IS AS SAFE AS THE USER MAKES IT / couNTy OF HENRICO / COMMONWEALTH OF vIRGiNIA Member J~ r[sdtc~lo:, S Capital Area Cornprehe~zaive Health Ptanni~-g Council Ge4Ll eme,"~: Enciosea ~s a certified copy of a resolution adopted by [he Board ut Supervisors, Henrico Co~ty o~ Au~u~ Ii, t97i calh~.~g increased cooperai~io~, and coordi:~a~iol; be~we¢~ ~ne Cap~ai .&rea Yery' :r~ly yoars, CC: Execu%ive D[ rec[or Capital Area Cornpreheasive Health Plan~i~ Co~cil ~xectltive 12~l rector Richmond Re$io~al Plannit'*E District Commiss[o~.i 2IST AND MAIN STREETS [ P. O. BOX 27032. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23261 I 649,1461 AREA CODE 70:3 COUNTY OF HENRICO, TO-W~T. At a regular meeting'of the Board of County Supervisors of Henrico' County, held in the Board Room at Glen Echo Office Building, 3810 Nine Mile Road, Richmond, Virginia, on Wednesday, the llth day of August, 1971, at ~he hour of 2:00 o'clock p.m. 462-71 PRESENT: Edwin H. Ragsdale,~Chairman L. Ray Shadwell, Jr., Vice-Chairman C. Kemper Lorraine Anthony P. Mehfoud Linwood E. Toombs MEMBERS OF THE BOARD On motion of C. Kemper Lorraine, seconded by Anthony P. Mehfoud, the following resolution was adopted: WHEREAS, ~On September 10, 1969, the County of Henrico did execute the Charter Agreement dated August 14, 1969, which action subsequently led to the creation of the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, authorized bY the Virginia Area Development Act (Title 15.1, Chapter 34, Section 15.1-1400, et seq., Code of Virginia, 1950 as amended; and WHEREAS, Said Richmond Regional Planning District Commission, pursuant to Section 15.1-1401, is charged with improving public health, safety, convenience and welfare of the com- munities within Planning District 15 and to deter the frag- mentation of government units and services; and WHEREAS, The Commonwealth of Virginia has, through the Governor's Office, continuously emphasized the importance of Planning District Commissions as the planning agencies for each of the 22 Planning Districts; and WHEREAS, The County of Henrico has received a request from the Capital Area Comprehensive Health Planning Council, Inc., for its endorsement, and a contribution of $5,540.00 per year for 5 years beginning July 1, 1972; and WHEREAS, The experienc~ of the 11 planning districts which have comprehensive health planning agencies indicate a number of problems where the health planning agency is independent of the Planning District Commission, these problems being largely a lack of adequate coordination, and duplication of efforts as evidenced particularly in the area of environmental health; and WHE~ ~, As a result of these experiences the current trend is u.~ard establishing such health planning functions within the ~nning District Commission; and WHEREAS, A number of economies could be realized were the Council to be included within the Planning District Commission; and WHEREAS, The Board of Supervisors of Henrico County, Virginia, does not deem it to be to the best interest of the County to endorse the Capital Area Comprehensive Health Planning Council, Inc., unless maximum coordination of efforts between the Council and the ~Planning District Commission is assured. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the County of Henrico does hereby call upon the Capital Area Comprehensive Health Planning CoUncil~ Inc.~ to cooperate and coordinate its effor~ts with the Richmond Regional Planning District com- mission by associating itself within the organizational structure of the Planning District Commission~ and the Council and the Commission are hereby requested to explore ~he methods by Which this is to be accomplished; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That certified copies of this resolution be sent to the Director, and member jurisdictions to the Capital Area Comprehensive Health Planning Council, Inc., and to the Richmond Regional Planning District Commission. A Copy Teste: CHESTERFIELD- COLONIAL HEIGHTS DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA 23832 August 24, 1971 Mr. M, W. Burnett Executive Secretary Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mr. Burnett: 23832 The State Department of Welfare and Institutions is making an intensive study to report to the Governor and the General Assembly regarding the state assuming the complete operation of welfare departments throughout the state. The tentative plan for organization follows that of the state planning districts. At the present time Colonial Heights City is shown on the welfare plan with Chesterfield County, but I have been led to believe that when the final plans are formalized Colonial Heights will be taken out of Chesterfield and placed in District ~19 under the jurisdiction of Petersburg. As you know, the Chesterfield County Department of Social Services has been administering the welfare program for the City of Colonial Heights since it originated. We feel that even though Colonial Heights has been unrealistically placed in District ~/19 by the Planning Commission, the administration of the city's welfare program should remain under the jurisdiction of the Chesterfield Department of Social Services as it has for years. I am enclosing resolutions passed August 17 by Colonial Heights City Council and August 19 by the Chesterfield-Colonial Heights Board of Social Services regarding this matter. It is the desire of these bodies that the Chesterfield Board of Supervisors also pass a resolution and submit it to Mr. William Lukhard, Ass't Director, State Department of Welfare and Institutions, 429 S. Belvidere Street, Richmond, Virginia, 23220. I would appreciate a copy of the resolution. Sincer,.%ly, DirectOr/ Corr LC/jq cc: Mr. J. R. Apperson Enclosures A RESOLUTION NO. 71-22 Requesting the representatives of the City in the General Assembly of Virginia to advocate and procure legislation providing that the City remain with Chesterfield County in the event the State of Virginia takes over the operation of welfare services. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF COLONIAL HEIGHTS: I. That the representatives of the City of Colonial Heights in the General Assembly of Virginia are hereby requested to advocate and procure legislation that would provide that the City of Colonial Heights remain with Chesterfield County in the event the State of Virginia takes over the operation of welfare services. 2. That this resolution shall be in force and effect upon i~s..adoption. ATTEST: City Clerk Approved: Dolores I~lmore~ City Clerk~ do hereby certify that the above resolution was duly adopted by the Council of the City of Colonial Heights~ .Virginia on A COPY, TESTE~ By.'. Dolores D. Elmore, City Clerk . PETITION OF VACATION OF LOT 26, BLOCK B, SECTION A, INDIAN SPRINGS, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA, AND DEDICATION OF NEW LOT TO BE KNOWN AS LOT 26-A, BLOCK B, INDIAN SPRINGS, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA To: The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia Your petitioners, W. S. Carnes, Inc., and Indian Springs Corporation, both Virginia corporations, as owners and subdividers, are the only parties interested in Lot 26, Block B, Section A, Indian Springs, and the property immediately ajoining said Lot 26, Block B, Section A, Indian Springs, on the east thereof, 10 feet of which is to be included in a new lot known as Lot 26-A, Block B, Indian Springs, all as shown on plats of survey made by A. G. Harocopos & Associates, dated August 16, 1971 and August 19, 1971, copies of which are attached hereto and made a part hereof. Your petitioners respectfully petition this Board to approve the vacation of Lot 26, Block B, Section A, on the Plan of Indian Springs and in lieu thereof substitute the dedication of a new lot known as Lot 26-A, Block B, Indian Springs, and the dedication of an 8-foot alley easement along the northern side of said lot and along the eastern side of said lot, which said 8-foot alley easement is for surface and underground drainage and under- ground and overhead utilities and is subject to the rights of Chesterfield County and/or the City of Richmond, Virginia to establish alleys on said ease- ment at any future time without cost for property involved. Your petitioners are the only owners of said lot and the land on the east thereof and are the only persons who would be affected by this request for vacation and dedication. W. S. CARNE~, INC. President ATTEST: ., Secretary - INDIAN SPR~)xlGS CORPORATION President ATTEST: Secretary Dervishian and Hutzler 401 Farm Bureau Building 200 West Grace Street Richmond, Virginia 23220 J ! 0 ~-- F----X ~ST~ k.~e-, ~L I... EY Z 0 T~~ "Z~L 0 C,~~ ~.~£¢T/ON ~ A. G. HAROCOPOS & ASSOCIATES CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANT Of f'~l,~ 271/,4734 I" ' ~//"~'1 Drawn by . S~le ~ ~0' Oate ~ I J.~.~. I 1',,.4 Cx'~ Di~IVE ALLEY I~ L lX.'T OF liglltiS, tim party of tho oeamd pert ~ to the pitt7 of the f~rR part &11 of the bto h otid eubdLvSJteu of ZndLan by tto dod dited DeeJnber 12, XW4 and Mod Lu the afereseld C:lerk'a IJj4 ~f Zuea Drtve ~LR of tim afe~eaild subdtvLolon of ~, r3,m pa~Sea lurete df-'--~e to hereto tlm freutalo of Lot 26, iXoek B, 8oRLeu A, Zndtan lP~faSo rum tlmroof abuS th. eaRern ~ feet ef sttd uag Lot 26. nLoek n~ and d Lot :ti, Block B, on tim ph ef p~LR ef ~ rode by A. G. Ihr-dopoo parttmllArXy alumu aa a pitt of ourvey udd. b7 X. G. lhroeopos t AHoetam, dmt4M Aul~aot 19, 1971, amd tttXed ~Plat of rertstmt of Lot 26, lXoek B, I#ttou t, tudiau il{init, lhevtn8 propotid :tO-foot itt't} iddid imf re- leeattou of 8-feet alAey eMemat,' a copy of ~tch ~m attached hereto and made a part hereofl and WRZIrAS~ the vacation of~ tht dereAttd Lot 20, Ltoek B, Seetteu &~ XndLun Sprinjs and tho dedication of Let 26-A, BXock B, Xumltau Sprin~$ by add~u~ X0 feel~ to the EwJJE:orn fade of eaAd bt, mind the dedteatton of Ch 8-feot alXey eaimmaut am ahemn em the 3A8c mentiemed pXac dated Aaa~at 19, h tho mubdtvtmtou of Xndtan Sprtu~s, Seetiou A, er any othmr partteo ether tlMa the parttas of h f~wst and mmmmml parts, and ~ilX not af~foet any other pirtb MC e~nsenttns thereto. aOV, ~, ~ DECLAAA.T-~ VXTHESSETH: That: the pargteo of ~ba fLrmc mad meamM parco do by thfj Deelaratioct lmreby vaeaCe Loc 260 Block B, ha A oa the pLma of XndLma Sprtnp, rode by J. J:. Thmu t mutates, CeumuXttn~ EnlA~ear'o, dated Oeteber 28, 1966, re~tmed liovember 2X, X916 mini r~ ta tht Clerk's OffAem of ttm Circuit Court of CheateTfieXd Count)*, Vtrstah, tn PXac Beok XS, pallm 72 and 73, and do hermby dodLeatm m new Xot to be dosL~ as LO~ 26-&, Block B, 73Mian Spr:Lnjt, and n 8-fOOt aXlmy oMealnt runnf~ ~ b uortharn ltdi mid Ch4 intern o~de of le~d let, a3A am mee pan~uXarXy ml~mu ou 4 plac of muruy ude by A. G. Itmroeopom & r biochtee, dated{ Ausumt 19, 1971, and tXtled 'TXat of revLgiou o~ L~ H, ]Slcck It, SeetLou A, Xndtan SprLn~s, o~ propomed IO-foot strip added mad re]Jl~t~t:tem of 8-foet mXXiry eammslmmt," & c~opy of v~;tch Aj attaeln~l her&to amd made a part heruo__f, and d~teh matd 8-foot aXley eameueat b for murfaee nd chi rt3shtm of C:heoterfimld Ceuuty and/or the (31ty Of Riehamnd, VAJr{If3Lta, to eolabl~h alleyo on oaid elseme~ at any future true wAthout coat for propin7 br/o~, XN I~XTWlBI ~F, the mmAd tr. iS. Carmem, Xnc., ham emmed ttm nmm te be mfSm,d IMf&to by #. S. Carmm, Xtra l~remLdeat, mad Xtra mrpeeate meat to be harem af£Lxed mind attlated by Nartha S. Carmm, tto Seeretary md XndJAn tSprtaim CorlMraC:f~a h~ eaumed its nasm to be mtsmd hereto by W. S. Carnmo, -2- CI:~Y (W axe, to-~tc ~ J L 0 T~~ "~L 0 ¢,~~ ~£¢TION ~ A. G. HAROCOPOS & ASSOCIATES CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANT 5700-B HOPKINS RD. RICHMOND VA 23234[1 Offic~ 27,,1~734 ......... Scale I" t J I N.I Cx'.'b D I:~ 1V E.7_ P L .,N--F O~ A. G. HAROCOPOS & ASSOCIATES CERT1FII::D LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANT 5700-B HOPKINS RD. RICHMOND VA 23234 Office 271/A734 s~,. ,"_,_~d ~ z',=, ,~ ....... Date 'Z'"' ;_,z:__l Drawn by On motion tim follov~ng resolution vas adopted MOTION~ ~F-AS, W, S. Games, Inc. if the tamer of Lot 26, Block B, Section A, on the Plan o~ Indian Spr~njs, lade by J. K. Ti]mens & A~sociate8, dated October 28, 1966, revi~ed November 21, 1966 and recorded ~n the ClerkWs Office of the Cir~ait C~3rt of ~hesterf~eld County, Virgin~a, ~n Plat Book 15, pages 72 ami 73; and IaIEREAS, Indian Spr~us8 Corporation ~s the crmer of all Land front~ on Inca Drive east of said Lot 26, Block B, Section A, on the Plan of Indian Springs, between fLa~d LOt 26 on the vest and Hopkins Road on the emit; and ~ER~A_.~, Ind~n Sprinse Corporation wee the ori&~ subdivider of sa~d Indian Springs Section A and dedicated certain alley eaouente on subdivision pLan~ and b]~_~E~S, Said Lot 26, Bl°~k B, Section A alon~ With other lots vas conveyed by ~diaa SPF~ASs Corporation Co W. S, ~rnes, ~nc., by doed dated December 12, 1966 sad recorded ~n the aforeea~d Clerk*s Office ~x Deed Book 865, pISe 4; and I~HKRFAS, W. S, tames, Inc, and Indian Springs Corporation have exe- cuted a Becleration o£ Vacation and Dedication, for the purpose of (1) vacatin& Lot 26, Block B, Section A, aa sham on the Plan of Indian Springs recorded in the a~eremLtd Clerk's Of£iee, in Flat Book 15, passe 72 and 73, and in so abroad, ou~ and ~aeatin8 Cbs alley easement ee shown On said subdivinion plan on Lot 26, Block B, and (2) dedicatinS a new lot to be knmm as Lot 26-A, Block B, Indian Sprinss, ~hich gaud lot will contain an additional 10-foot frontage on the northern line of Inca Drive, thereby making total frontage of sa~l lot LIO feet and also by' dedicating an 8-foot alley easement alon~ the northern line and eastern line of enid Lot 26-A, Block B, Indian Springs, vhieh alley easement ia to be used for surface and underswound drainage and underground and overhead ut~l. iCieo and is sub:Jeer to the rishta of Chesterfield C~ ~y parC~m ~Cer~c~ ~ ~ pro.rOy Co ~ v~ac~- ~ ~~ ~ ~ al t~ pro. rOy to be d~icac~ ~ ~c 2~A. B~k B. ~ Spree a~ ~y d~re to h~e ~t 26, Bilk B, 8~cXou A, Z~ Spr~l ~~ in ~oot ~1~ mmn~ ~hr~, to tb ~ent ~ ~cord~ to u~ ~~. ~e ~o~Md v~atX~ ~ abndomn~ ~ ~ d~tin ~ ~t interfere ~th any r~hts o2 ~y party hv~ ny ~t~eSt h ~ t~reto: NO~, THERKYORE, b~TNESSETH: That the Board of Supervisors do hereby approve the vecatinn of Lot 26, Block B, ~etion A, on the plan of Indinn Sprinss as or.anally dedicated on said phc, and do further approve the d~cat~on of the ney lot knovn as Lot 26-A, B oek B, on ~he plan of lndhn Sprinss and the 8-foot a[lby aa~m~nt a~ shown thereon, runnin~ alOng the northern line and the eastern line of said property; and the Declaration of Vacation and Abandonmnt ~ new ded~cation exh~bited v~th the Petition herein shall be reaorded in the aforesaid Clerk's Off~e and gild Clerk dmJ. t the vacation on the uarsin of the recorded plan o£ Tndian Sprinss, Section A, and ales ind~ate the dedication of the nov Lot 26-A in ~he uarstn of said corded plan of Indian 8prinss, Section A. vhich ia recorded in the aforesaid Clerkt s Office in Plat Book 15. passe 72 and 73. and shall enter Cbt sane in the Crantor's side of the general index o~ deeds in the names of the part~aa hereto o TETJ ]:~C:XMJATX011 Off VAG&TXOIN AND ABJdlDM0tlBT,ddID DIDXCLTX0Jl, rode ~JEL, 20th diy of Jnltst, :L97~, by iud bom V. S. C:ddXlI, X]IC., i VS~fj~th eorpero~fm, pir~ ef l~l ffd~a~ lktZc, mid X]il)XAM ~FAXli~S CMt]pOIATT.~r, a VXriXuh eorporiUm, pir~7 of oho ioeeud part ~ llfZlZil, ~ba pert7 of ch seeoM per~ iubdiv~ed eertUn property h CheoterfXe3d Count?, VL.ffBXuLI, u~teh b uow knmm Il XndLin Sprinsl, dlted OeUber 28, XO6S, reVtoed Boveiber ~X, X~6, me by J. r. Tm & C~reuX~ Court of C:b4s~mrfbXd Couty, VXrihh, h ~h~ Book 3J, pepm 72 mid 73; nd pht d ~ ~ ~ A. G. k~ i ~htew, ~td ~t %0, ~7X, a ~ d ~ b ~~ ~U i ~e a ~t br~f, ~ ~t ~ ~t ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~~ 1~, ~1 ~e ~tM ~t X~, 1971, ~ ti~ ~Xat ~ ~biu of ~t 2i, ~k B, -2- ptTmmt to reso:Lut~n~ of n~d tMmrporatim ~I~ have not been mehded or reyoked. ATTEfTz Yd. S. CiRiIES, t / E-.M t 5T i N.j c?_. ~L Li~y .dOTE' A. G. HAROCOPOS & ASSOCIATES CERTIFIFD LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANT 5700 B HOPKINS RD, RICHMOND VA 232 of,~ 'l :'riD,.,,,,. ,~,, J.LI.C:~. I I I I',,.4 CxX D F"'~ I 'v' F_.E IIrLTTXOBr C~ VAG&TZOF G~ LOT 26, BLOCK B, IICTZCM A, DIDZGLTZCI OF lilV LOT TO B~ 13KNII Al LOT 21-A, BLOCK B, ZliDZAI SI~I:tOS, (2iZS~ CXJUr~, V]:IaXXZA Tout INittt~merm relpeetful~7 pecXtton chLm ~ to Ipprm rJte ymt:Lou of Lot 26, B~oek Il, 8eet~ou A, eu tho Phu ef Zndhn lprhim iii in ]J4u thereof muhotXtuto Oho didLutXou of m uev bt knoqm ii Lot 26-A, B~o~k B, #. S. G~/, Z]iC, i, TeOj. d~t ......... DervlfhLtn end hCsler 401 Form hrm Bu~Ldtul ~, V~~ 23~0 J '0 0 F:'L.Z~-'F O~ ~ 0 T~~ ".J'L O CZ' ~ [~£CTION ~ //KD/~/F ~c~~/x(/C~S i lqOTE_.'. EXISTING Pi:~OI~EI:~TY LIN~--_ OCT. ~) l~ A. G. HAROCOPOS & ASSOCIATES CERTIFIED LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANT ,700-a HOPK,NS RD, RICHMOND VA 232S4 ....... · ~,,',~_//=, j.~.e:). ~le {** = ~0 Date _ Drawn by ...... '0 ,/ I N..I Cx:~ D t~ IVE~ LL1 VIRGINIA: At an adjourned meetinq of the Board of.Supervisors of Chesferfield County~ held at the Courthouse on August 25~ 1971 at 2:00P.M. On uot~on of Mr. Appe.r.SO]a ..... ~ud~d by Mr. ....... Browning ...................... cbs fol3mrlns resolutS~n vu fdopted~ HOTXON~ IfHZIEAS, V. S. Cams, he. brae ouner of Lot 26, Moek B, See~tou A, on the Flan of Xndian Spr:Lu~e, made by J. K. Xiamon~ & AoBoe:IACes, dated OaCober 28, Z966, revised aovember 21, ~966 and recorded la the CLerk's 0fleet of the Circuit Court of Cheacerf:Leld County, Vtxlinia, in Plat bk ]3, pases 72 and 73~ and on Inca Drive mC of said Lot 26, Block B, Seet~ou A, on the Plan of Xmliau Spr~n~., betuuen .a~d Lot: 26 ou the .usc sad Hogan. Road on the east j and b~ERKAS, Indian Sprinss Corporation vas the or.Anal subdivider of aa:rd In, d:f. au sPr:LnSo Sect:bm A and dod:Leafed cer. ta:f.n alit; easements om aa:Id ldHEREAS, said Lo~ 26, Block B, Secc~n i alons uich other lots vas eonveyed by Xadian Sprinso Corporation to l~. S, Carries, THC,, by deed dazed Deeember 12, 1966 end recorded ~n the aforesaid Clerk's Of£iee in Dood Book I~HJS~AS, #, S. Cameo, Ine. end Indian Sprtnss Corporation have exe- outed a I~cl~rat~ou of Yae&~ou end Dedj~at:f~u, for ~ lmrpooe of (1) vae&tin~ Lot 26, B~ek B, See~m A, to oho~u ou the Plan of Indian Sprhss reeorded the afereaeAd CleriC's 0ffiee, in ]'lat Book 13, paSet, 72 and 73, ami :Lu doin~ 8o abaadouins and vaea~ina the a~te~ useueut es shouu on sa~d sub~l. XvbXeu pXan on Lo, 26, Block n, end (2) ded~eatinI a ney lot to be knoun u Lot 26-A, Jloek B, Xndhn Jpr:Lu~l, uhieh oatd lot TA~ eontain an additional 10-foot froutast ou the northern line of ~ Drives thereby aakins to~al freuta~e of aalA bt Lt0 feet and &bo by dedicattni an 8-foot &l.t~ eamment &tou~ the northern l~ne and eaeteru ~ne o£ ~t/~l Lot 26-A, Block B, ~dtin ~prtnga, u~t~h &l~e7 easeuent b to be uoed for aurfaee and underground dralaase and underground and overhead utLlAtiaa and b eubJeet to the rishts of Cheeterfiebl County and/or the ¢~Cy of RAe~mmd0 Vtxginta, ~o establinh al~Laye on oaid eooemeuC ac any future Ciao without coat for property involved; and VHEBEAS, ir, $. Cameo, Xue. end Xndian SFrin~a Corporac~ou ara uha e~Ly partina ~nCareoted in e_h~ property ~o be vacated and abandoued aa well aa the proper~y Co be ded~.ated aa Loc 26-As Blo~k B, Xndian Springa and Chey desire to have LoC 26, B:Lo~k B, Section A, %ndhn SPrf~sa abandeuod and a new loc kneeu aa Lot 26-&. B1oek B, XndLan Spr~us$ r~ be daJaieaCed vXCh an 8-foot alley eo~uent Chateau0 Co the utent mud ae~ord~ug Co said DeoXuratinn of VaeaCiou and Ded~at~onl and rill not ~utorfara v~ch any r~hta of any party havin~ any interest in Che subdivision of Xndian 8prinsas leetiou A. or any ocher part~es not ~ouenths HOV, THEREYOR~, Vl;TI~SIiLTH~ That the Board of Supervbora do hre~ d~caC~on of the n~ loc ~ ~ ~t 2~A. Bl~k B, ~ ~ phu of ~hu ~d phn of ~ 8~Sa, ~t~m A, ~h b ~ordd ~ ~ ~or~ ~b ~nCor'a .~e of th pner~ ~ ~ d~. ~ ~e ~. of b ~Cb. hreCo. A Copy: Taste - -2- COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD Series 7510 Only Subscriber Only Subscriber and One Minor Subscriber and Family Renewal Rates (New) Present Rates (Old), Difference 19.36 $ 16.22 $ 3.14 29.06 24.40 4.66 51.10 42.16 8.94 Series 4010 Subscriber Only Subscriber and One Minor Subscriber and Family TWELVE-MONTH RATES.. ~/~, Renewal Rates ~Ne,w~ Present Rates ~Old~ Difference 15.52 $ 13.48 $ 2.04 23°30 20.28 3.02 39.52 34.00 5.52 Series 6010 Subscriber Only Subscriber and One Minor Subscriber and Family 15.76 $ 13.68 $ 2.08 23.66 20.54 3.12 40 o 84 35.02 5.82 Series 7510 Subscriber Only Subscriber and One Minor Subscriber and Family $ 16.12 $ 14.00 $ 2.12 24.2o 21.04 3.16 42.56 36.40 6.16 MAJOR MEDICAL RATE PROPOSAL FOR CounTy of Cheete=£teld Type Blue Cross Contract Series 4010 w/OP Type Deductible $ 25.00 Ind. Family 12 ~HEATES 6010 w/OP $ $ 50. O0 Ind. Family $ ~oo.oo Ind. ~ 2 · 56 2 . 14 1.66 Family 3.60 3,02 2 . 38 7510 v/OF $ 200.00 Ind. ' Family 300.00 Ind. Family $ 500.O0 ind. Family Bill Woodson 7/19/71 Approved Date Form #145 (R-8/68) OF INIA. A. FLEET DILLARD CHAIRMAN FIELDING L. WILLIAMS SECRETARY JOHN B. CUNNINGHAM, D. D. M. K, HUMPHRIE$, JR.. M, D. F. B. GODBOLD, .IR., O. D. MRS. A. STUART BOLLING, JR. JAMES C. WHEAT. JR. VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE VISUALLY HANDICAPPED 3003 PARKWOOD AVENUE RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23221 WILLIAM T. COPPAGE DIRECTOR SIDNEY G. SMITH ASSISTANT DIRECTOR TELEPHONE: 7'70-2181 August 20, 1971 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary Chesterfield County Chesterfield, Virginia 23832 Dear Mr. Burnett: This is in reference to my letter of June 29, 1971, per- taining to establishing a snack bar service in the Chesterfield County Administrative Complex. Our proposal as outlined in this letter, if and when approved by you, constitutes the only contract necessary for this service. I would inform you that should we fail to give satisfactory service and this condition cannot be rectified a thirty (30) day written notice from either party concerned is all that is necessary to terminate this agreement. Sinc rely Business Enterprises Program Development Supervisor RLL/rd TO: RE.' AGENCY REPRESENTATIVES OF PLANNING DISTRICT 15 THE FA/'AILY FOOD DOL!.AR - A Conference for tho Citizens of Charles City, Chesterfield, Gooc.hland, Hanover, Henrlco, New Kent, Powhafan, and the City of Richmond tv\rs. Linwood Holton has requested our support and sponsorship of the Family Foc, d Confer- ences being held in each of Virginla's Iwenty-two planning districts during ~ptember. The purpose of these conferences is to he p families increase their understanding of t~e food gg)'l~Ig ,,,u ......... 7 has become concerned recently over the rising cost of food and the increasing problem of families getting their money's worth Ji'l the market-place. Every family needs help on seJe.cfJng~ purchasing, and preparing food wisely. _ The Food Conference Committee in Planning District 15 has designed a program entitled "The Family Food Dollar." The program is scheduled to be held on September 15, 1971 at the Richmond Technical Center and September 16, 1971 at the John Tyler Comn~un[ty Col- lege. The program has been planned to meet the needs of consumers in all socio-economic levels. Transportation will be prowa~.d to those who need it. The top[cs will include: Where the Food Dollar Goes?; Ways to ~ve M~ey on Food--Do you always get your money's worth?; and Budgei Meals-~How to Prepare Them. Program participants include Department of Agriculture officials, Home Economists in Business, Extension agents, Departm~t of Health and Departme~t of Education representaHves, NutritionJsts, USDA Food Service representatives,, and members of the Virginia Retail MercRants Association. in add[Han~ EducaHon~l Exhibits will be available for consumers to view during the entire program. The ultimate g~l of this Food Conference is fo help families save money on their food bill by becoming better informed. As you can see, this conference is designed to help all consumers, solve their Food buying, problems. With0uf your assistance and support this goal cannot Be reached. How c~n ~our org~nizofion ~ssist wif~ t~e F~mily Food Doilm' Con{erence? Firs~ o~ ~1!, your orgonizofion can ossist ~t(~,,,~,eciding_ro cO-Sponsor ~ conferenc. _ e. Secondly' You can pos_J_t the enc.[.c~sed .br~ocl~~a~_l.~!s~p!g.y..~area and inform all the members of your organization either by phone, meeting or letter about registration for the Conference. In addition, you will want to watch the newspaper for registration forms kq food ads. Finally, you may tell your members that they may register by phone begh~n[ng August 23, 1971 from 8:30 - 5:00 al- 643-7451, Exl-. 25. When your organization decides to co-sponsor this conference, please call us at 644-8586 so that we may officially recognize your group in the program. 'We know you will join us ir~ striving for the most effecl-ive and the best Regional ConFerence in the state for Planning D]strict 15. Sincerely, Carolyn J. Tribb[e CJT/tls Enclosure