10-09-68 MinutesVIRGINIA: At a regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, held at the Courthouse on
Octobe~ 9, 1968 at 9:00 A.M.
Pressn%:
Fir. Irvin G. Homer, Chairman
Mr. H. O. Browning, Vice-Chr.
Mr. J.Ruffin Apperson
Mr. F. F. Dietsch
Mr. A. R. Martin
Mr. C.J.Purdy
Mr. Lee R. Gordon, Comm. Atty.
Mr. Howard A. Mayo, Jr.-Co.Planne~
Mr. Robt.A.Painter, Co. Eng.
Mr. John E. Longmire, Asst. Exec.
Sec'y.
Mr. Apperson gives the invocation.
The Board of Supervisous of Chesterfield County this day approved all claims
presented to the County for the month of September, 1968 and authorized the
Treasurer of the County to issue warrants as follows:
General County Fund :
Payroll Checks
Vouchers - Check No. 8823-9467
County Library Fund:'
Vouchers - Check No. 8899-9080,
9074-9080, 9468-9480
Check No.
Law Library Fund
Vouchers - Check No. 8906
County Road Fund:
Vouchers - Check No. 8907
Street Sign Fund:
%uchers - Check No. 8908, 9340
County Garaqe Fund:
Vouchers - Check No. 8909-8910, 9081-9086,
Check No. 9341-9~43 - 9481-9485
County Storeroom:
Vouchers - Check No. 8911-8913, 9087-9091,
9344-9347, 9486-9494
Workmen's Compensation
Vouchers - Check No. 8914 and 9495
Ettrick Sanitary District Fund:
Vouchers - Check No. 8915, 9092-9093,
9348 and 9349, 9496
$111,346.82
2,021.73
17.50
882.85
496.56
8,459.31
785.32
24.00
262.82
County Payroll Deduction Fund:
Vouchers - beck No. 8916, 9094-9095, 9350-9352,
9497-9499, 9500-9508
34,985.62
Water Revenue Fund:
Vouchers - Check No. 9174, 9186, 9227-9240,
9367 and 19368
Water Op~atinq ~nd:
Vouchers - Check No. 8918, 8921-8923, 8928-8941,
8948, 8950~ 9098, 9105, 911~-9116, 9150-~171, 9175,
9177-9199~9202-9208, 9210-9211, 9355-9369,9370,9374,
9378, 9380
Water Revenue Fund:
Vouchers - 9356 and 9373
Improvement, Replacement & Extension Fund
Vouchers - 8921-8948, 9099, 9102-9108, 9181,
9207, 9358-9359, 9375
303.93
17,032.80
162,-346.25
48~239.27
County Water ~nstruction Fund
Vouchers - Check No. 9181, 9190 and 9200 1,570.88
Watem Meter Depq~it Fund:
¥ouchems - Check Ho. 9117-9145~ 9~14~9226,
9382~ 9388
Vouchers - 8940, 8948~ 91~B, 9157~ 9177~
91897 9206-9208~ 9364, 9371 ~nd 9379
Vouchers - Check No. 8947 a~d 8949
Vouchers - 8917~ 8920, 8931, 6940-8941,
9097, 9510~ 9146-9193~ 9201, 9203, 9212,
9361~ 9365, 9371, 9375 a~d 9379
Vouchers - Check NO. 9186 and 9367
Vouchers - Check No. 8928~ 8948~ 8950, 9100-9101,
9177, 9185, 9~92, 9194, 9198~ 9202-9203~ 9206-9213~
9364~ 9366~ 9369, 9372~ 9376 and 9378
Sewer Service Installation Fund:
Vouchers - Check No. 8922 and 9354
9377 and 9381
Sales Tax
Vouchers ~ Check No. 9096
21.00
2,780.81
258~744.66
21.50
$694~142.30
Miscellaneous Collections
9/3/68 13-000--402
9/3/68 59-000-50.1 Treasurer Co.
9/3/68 59--000-53.1 Treasurer Co.
9/3/68 59-000-54.1 Treasure~ CO.
9/3/68 59-000-55.1 Treasurer Co.
9/3/68 59--000-54.1 T~easurer Co.
9~3/6S ~9-000-53.! Treasurer CO.
9/3/68 11-000-503 Chesterfield Western
Riders
9/3/88 11-000-503.6 Board of Public Welfare
9~3/68 t7-000-809.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59--000-51.0 Board of Supervisors
9/3/68 59-000-51.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-53.1 Board of Public Welfare
'9/3/68 59-000-53.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 99-000-53.0 Board of Public Welfare
· 9/3/68 59-000-55.1 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59~000-55.0 Boara of Public Welfare
9/3/88 59-000--50.1 Board of Public k~lfare
9/3/68 59-000-S0.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-50.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-54.1 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-94.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-54.0 Roard of Public Welf~e
9/3/68 59-000-52.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/3/68 59-000-52.0 Board of Public Welfare
9/5/68 59-000-60.0 Board of Public Welfare
Cash Finez chester
Library $58.53
Street siuns 64.00
F.I.C.A-Aug.1968 1953.25
Retirement-Aug.1968 985.95
Group Ins. 125.04
Hospitalization 6.07
Transfer ~rom GenoFund
to Payroll Deduction 859.20
Transfer f~om Gen.~und
to P~yrol3 Deduction 4730.62
Use of show ring 15.00
W~ter~ fuel,~ewer,etc. 595.70
Gas and O~1, e=c. 399.75
Federal Taxes 877.20
Retirement 246.55
Retirement 225.19
Rospitallzation 2.27
Salary-Probation Officer224.1
F.I.C.A. 240ol
Insurance 26~1
Insurance 32.7
Insurance 32~7
State Taxes-(Smploye~s) 122.2
State Taxes-(Bmployees) 130.5
Bonds 77.3
Bonos 96.8
Salary Probation O~Bice[~8~0
Miscellaneous Collections - September~ 1968:
9/3/68 59-000-54.0
9/3/68 59-000-50.0
9/3/68 59-000-52.0
9/3/68 59-000-53.0
9/3/68 59-000-51.0
9/3/68 13000-402
9/6/68 13-00D--~02;?
9/6/68 59-000-55.0
9/6/68 59-000-55.0
9/9/68 11-000-703.0
9/9/68 11-000-703.0
9/9/68 59-000-55.0
9/9/68 59-000-55.0
9/9/68 59-000-55.0
9/9/68 11-000-711-2
9/10/68 11--000-801.0
9/10/68 11-000-801.0
9/10/68 11--000-801.0
9/10/68 11--000-801.0
9/10/68 11-000-801.0
9/10/68 11--000--801.0
9/10/68 11-000-801.0
9/10/68 11-000-801.0
9/10/68 11-000-801.0
9/10/68 11--000-801.0
77-370-801.0
31-000-801-0
41--000--85tT0
9/10/68 11-180--199.1
9/16/68 11--000-901.0
9/16/68 11-000--802
9/16/68 59--000-50.1
59-000-53.1
59-000-54.1
9/16/68 59-000-50.1
9/16/68 11--000-503.0
9/16/68 11-000--503.4
9/16/68 11--000--901.0
9/16/68 11--000--99.0
9/16/68 11--000-503.0
9/16/68 11-000-703.0
9/16/68 11-000--~03.0
9/16/68 11-000-703.0
9/16/68 11-000-703.0
9/16/68 11-000--703.0
9/16/68 11-000-703.0
9/16/68 11-000-801
9/16/68 11-000-853.1
9/17/68 18-000--804.8
9/20/68 11-000-711.1
9/20/68 11-000--801.0
9/20/68 ll-000-S~.O
9/20/68 11-000-802
Mack T. D~niels~ Clerk
Mack T. Daniels, Clerk
Mack T. Daniels, Clerk
Mack T.Daniels, Clerk
Mack T.Daniels, Clerk
Cash
Lucille Solomon
Nancy ~ Blankenship
Michael J. Lazzuri
Linwood E.Bottoms
Robert E. Osborne
Raymond M. Sprouse
David Meade White, Jr.
Richard L. Murray
Insurance $ 27.6(
Social Security 189.10
State Tax 88.01
Retirement 236.09
Federal Tax 650.10
Fines Hazen
Memorial Library 29.35
" " 4.18
Hospitalization 18.2¢
" 18.2C
Rezoning ~ee 20.0C
" " 20.0£
Hospitalization 18.2C
" 21.84
" 18.2C
Treas. of the United States Care of Federal
Prisoners
Raymond C. Phillips 1964 Ford
Mrs. Elmer L. Turner Used Car
George ~ Minson " "
W. F. Monroe " "
Billy Driskill " "
Melvin W.Burnett
C.W.Cunningham '
H.J.Bolton " "
Wood(in Auto ales " "
Cash "
City of Richmond~ Va.
R. B.Augustine
Hunton, Williams, Gay,
Powell & Gibson
Treas. Co. of Chesterfield
Treas. Co. of Chesterfield
The Macke Company
Chesterfield Co. Health
Department
Mra. Ercelle M. Berry
The Travelers
The Macke Company
Browner L. Robertson
Mrs. B~ymond L.Lambert
Claude S. Robins
G.E. Miles
C. J. Purdy
J.T. Ferguson
Cash
Cash
Cash
County of Amelia
Bruce ~ Spencer
State of West Virginia
Monroe County
John W. Lane
9/23/68 11-000-703.0 John M. Wilson
9/23/68 11-000-703.0 Mrs. Helen B. 9ayne
9/23/68 1L-000-703.0 Virginia Pearce ~tl,Exec.
9/23/68 11-000-703.0 John H. Thomas (B.J.M.Corp.)
9/23/68 11-000-703.0 Carl L.Cash
9/23/68 11-000-703.0 Doris M. Trevillian
9~4/68 11-000-910.0 Horace Weaver
9/24/68 59-000-55.0
9/24/68 11--000--905.0
9/24/68 11-000--910.~
9/24/68 59--000-55.1
9/24/68 17-000-809.0
9/24/68 17-000-809.0
9/2~/68 11-000-802
9/24/68 11--000-802
9/26/68 16-000-901.1
9/26/68 16-000-901.1
Mack ~Daniels
Comm. of Virginia
Gem. Inc.
Treas. Co. of Chesterfield
Utilities & Eng. Depts.
Utilities Dept.
Wm. A. Briggs~ Architect
Esposito,Oxenham& Pcmbleton
J.K.Timmons
Kenneth L.Barton
42.5(
305.0(
335.0(
275.0(
800.0(
420.0(
325.0(
405.0(
380.0(
1365.0(
2544.0(
Annexation payment
for work done by
County 69~895.44
Adjustment of rates
5/9/68 235.00
Volume I-Co.
Code 10.00
Transfer from
Library Fund to
Payroll Ded. 327.66
F.I.C.A. 5,125.65
Commissions on
vending machines 26.1'
OffiCe Rent
Aug. 1968 760.0f
Lunacy commissionH30.0¢
Full settlement
wrech Police car
with (Albert O.
Hines) 48.5~
Commissions on
vending machines 2.5(
~zoning Fee 20.0(
Rezoning Fee 20.0(
Rezoning ~e 20.0(
Rezoning Fee 20.0(
Rezoning Bee 20~0(
Rezoning Fee 20.0(
Supplies 1.2(
Sale of Text books
at Fair 80.5(
Zerox cop~es 2.5(
Care o~ Amelia
Co.prisoners 33.2~
Sale of pulpwood 143.]
Car~ of
prisoner 5.2!
Volume II-County
Code 10.01
Rezoning fees 40.01
Rezoning Fee 20.0~
~zoning Fee 20.01
Rezoning Fee 20,01
" " 20.01
" " 20.0(
Lunacy commission
22.5(
Hospitalization 18.2{
170.6~
Refund 34.4:
Hospitalization 24.2~
Gas & Parts 1699.1
Gas-Co.Garage 26.
Co. Code-Vol.II 10.
St.Signs -Bon ~r32.
St. Signs-Stone-
henge,Sect.,,B- 88.
Mrs. R. L. Perry and Mrs. James F. Cosby of Shadycrest Lane come before the Board
asking that County water be supplied on Shadycrest Lane. On motion of Mr. Dietsch,
Seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the County Engineer surveythe resident~
of Shadycrest Lane for connections and make a study of the costs involved to suppl
water to this area.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that permits be
granted to the C & P Telephone Company, Dominion Heating Company and the Commonwea
th Gas Corporation, as filed with the Board's papers.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that water contra(
No. AC-625, Bermuda Country Estates, in the amount of $10,939.00 and contract AC-
624, Hidden Valley, Section I, in the amount of $14,820.20, be and they hereby are
approved.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the bid for
Project No. 6413-BI, for an additional pump for Elkhardt water pumping station be
and it hereby is awarded to Robert A. Thorpe in the amount of $5,365.22, subject t¢
the approval or rejection of an alternate bid.
Mr. Dietsch brings to the Board's attentinn a petition signed by 65 residents of
Pocoshock Boulevard in which these persons request the County to supply said amea
with County water.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the County
Engineer make a study of Pocoshock Boulevard area and report recommendations to the
Board.
The County Engineer points out to the Board that the residents of Falling Creek
Farms are also asking for County water. After some discussion of the area, it is
on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, resolved that the Co~unty E~ginee!
study the feasibility of placing water in Falling Creek Farms and surv~ area resi-
dents for water connections.
On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the County
enter into an agreement with Professional Data, Inc. for the collection of delin-
quent utility bills for a period of one year beginning November 1, 1968, provided
that all names submitted to the Collectors be given to the Board members.
The County was notified that the following roads had been accepted into the State
Secondary System of roads:
.Bexle¥ Subdivision, Section 3:
Upshire Drive - from Route 2349 to Kings Crown Road
0.10 Mi.
Kings Crown Road - from Upshire Drive to Deershire Road
0.11 "
Deershire Drive - from Kings Crown Road to Walhala Drive
0.08 "
Walhala Drive - from Deershire Drive to Ramsgate Lane
0.85 "
Ramsgate Lane - from Walhala Drive to Route 678
0.18 "
The Chairman of the Board names the following persons to the Chesterfield Highway
Safety Commission: '
C. J. Purdy, Board of Supervisors
Lt. John Simmons, Police Department
James T. Wadkins, County resident
A. Joseph Gumprecht, A.A.A.
W. R. Davidson, State Highway Department
R. M. Phillips (M.D.) - Chester
Richard A. Hollander - County resident
D. W. Murphey, County Judge
C. Lynn Newcomb - School Board
This Commission will submit to the Governor of our State a Highway Safety Program
for Chesterfield County.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the letter re.
ceived from Mrs. J. D. Dixon, Jr., pointing out the urgent need for traffic signs
in Worthington Farms Subdivision be forwarded to the State Highway Resident Engi-
neer with the request ~hat the Highway Department favorably consider Mrs. Dixon's
request.
Mrs. Joan B. Chalkley's letter which points out the need for traffic control light~
at certain locations in the County is read to the Board. On motion of Mr. Dietsch
seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that this letter be forwarded to the Stat~
Highway Department for consideration.
The Board is notified that on October 17th at Chesterfield County, the Division of
State Planning and Community Affairs would like to discuss with the Board and cer-
tain other persons the formation of a Planning District of which Chesterfield will
be a member.
A letter from Mr. A. D. Via of the Richmond Motorcycle Club, Inc. is read to the
Board in which it is requested that said Club be allowed to have a motorcycle Race
on October 27, 1968 at the Chesterfield County race track.The Board discusses the
dangers involved and the scheduling of the race track, and on motion of Mr. Appers¢
seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that the request of the Richmond Motorcyc]
Club, Inc. be, and it hereby is denied.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the follo~in¢
erroneous tax claims be approved for payment:
John W. & Estelle M. Price
Assessment for first
half of 1968 - Land
O' Pines
$6.51
James P. Atkinson
1964 Per. Pro. Taxes 52.80
A letter from the County Assessor asking for permission for himself and three
Appraisers to attend a VAAO meeting is read to the Board.
On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the reque~
of the County Assessor be, and it hereby is approved.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that this Board
recommends to the Judge of Circuit Court, the Honorable Ernest P. Gates, the
appointment of Ernest Garland Twisdale as Dog Warden and Special Police Officer roi
the County of Chesterfield.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the follow-
ing street light requests be approved:
Piedmont Avenue and Rt. 1123
Hendon Way and Blenheim Drive
Hendon Way and Lancers Boulevard
Copies of a letter from Mrs. Phyllis K. Bass, Public Affairs Chairman, Chester
Junior Woman's Club, concerning garbage collection by the County, are distributed
to the Board.
The request of Mr. J. K. Timmons for the Board of Supervisors to give consideratioi
to participating in the improvement of Longview Drive is discussed by the Board.
Upon motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the Execu-
tive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to write to Mr. Timmons informing him
that this Board sees no justification for the County's participation in said im-
provements.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the request
of Trinity Methodist Church to use the Fair Grounds on October 19, 1968, be, and
hereby is approved with the understanding that no fee be charged for this use.
Mr. Dietsch reported on the past Police Committee meeting and presented to the mem
of the Board a proposed Ordinance for the Police Pension and Retirement System.
68-60CS
Mr. Leslie Saunders comes before the Board, representing. Sarah Chamberlayne Pearce
Est. requesting the rezoning from Residential-2 to General Business C2 on a parcel
of ~nd of irregular shape fronting 300 feet,more or less, on the south line of
Route 10, 400 feet, more or less, on the east line of Winfree Street and 330 feet,
more or less, on the north line of Dodomeade Street, being situated on the eastern
portion of said block in Bermuda Magisterial District. Refer to Sec.t15-7 (2) Blk.
Q2 lots 412, 413, 414 and 413B.
Mr. Saunders cites the need for a large supermarket in Chester and explains the
plans for the location.
Mrs. J. G. Truman, in opposition to the zoning request cites the danger to school
children at this location.
Mrs. L.. A. Armstrong, also opposing this request suggested that there are other lo-
cations in Chester much more suitable for the supermarket and that proper planning
would not allow the placement at this location.
Mrs. Alley, Curtis Elementary P.T.A., also speaks in opposition to this request.
Mr. Saunders states that increased traffic flow is not necessarily an increase in
danger. Ail plans Will be made to eliminate traffic hazards. The Planners will
work closely with the County Planner and any other persons recommended by the Boar~
Mr. Custis Cline speaks in behalf of the petition and states that the traffic situ.
tion is not as bad as stated here today.
Mr. Purdy reminds the Board that on April 10, 1968, commercial zoning for this are;
of Chester was denied.
He states that he felt the zoning should stop at the Railroad track, that apartmen'
could serve as a buffer to the residential areas of Chester, hOwever, Mr. Purdy
states that he owns commercial property in the Chester area and that since this mas
be considered competitive with the zoning request, that he would not oppose the re-
quest nor would he vote on this matter.
Mr. Dietsch moves that the request be denied. There is no second.
Mr. Dietsch withdraws his motion.
Mr. Browning states that he feels that this is not spot zoning but a good place fo~
business. Traffic to schools and to food stores are at different times.
Mr. Martin recommends that the Board members view the site.
Mr. Browning moves that the request be approved. There is no second.
~rs
Mr. Browning withdraws his motion.
Mr. Apperson moves that this case be deferred to November 13, 1968.
This motion carries.
68-61CS
Mr. John Thomas comes before the Board, representing the BJN Corporation, requestii
the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of ir-
regular shape fronting 300 feet on U.S. Rte. 1 and extending westwardly 400 feet,
being 50 feet south of the intersection of Proctor's Creek and U.S. Rte. 1, the
fronting 300 feet presently zoned General Business (C-2) in Bermuda Magisterial Di~
trict. Refer to Sec. 98-5 par. 1-1.
There appears no opposition to this zoning request, it is on motion of Mr. Purdy,
seconded by Mr, Browning, resolved that the zoning request of BJN Corporation be
and it hereby is approved Upon the condition that the County Planner approves the
site layout, landscaping and plans on this project.
68-62CS
Mr. George W. Smith comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Residential
2 to Local Business (C-l) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 55.41 ft.
on Brandon Road and extending westwardly 180 ft., more or less,being 165 feet, mor~
or less, south of Belt Boulevard, in Manchester Magisterial District.. Refer to Se,
20-10 (4) Blk. 3 Lot 3.
There appears no opposition to this zoning request and after some discussion, it i;
on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Purdy, resolved that the aforedescribed
parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to Local Business (C-l) upon the condi-
tion that the County Planner approves the site layout, landscaping and plans on
this project.
68-63CS
Mr. Watson M. Marshall, representing Mrs. Helen B. Payne, comes before the Board
requesting the rezoning from Residential-1 to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of
land of rectangular shape fronting 150 feet on the west line of Beulah Road and 12f
feet on the north line of Briarwood Drive, being situated in the northwest corner
of said intersection in Dale Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 52-11 (2) Lot 54
Mr. Marshall states that the parcel across Hopkins Road has been zoned General
Business and that it is apparent most of the area will ~entually be zoned General
Business. He states that the applicant wishes to have a fabric shop at this loca-
tion.
Mrs. Mary Southern comes before the Board in opposition to this zoning request,
stating that the location would cause a hazardous traffic situation.
Mr. Tyser comes before the Board stating that he owns adjoining property and that
business at this location would be hazardous to his and other children in the
neighborhood.
Mrs. Barker of Hollywood Drive, states that the she had no objection to the grant-
ing of a Use Permit for a fabric shop but that she is against the reZoRing of the
property to C-2.
It is pointed out that the Planning Co~mission had recommended that the request
the rezoning be reduced to a Use Permit for a fabric shop.
Mrs. Payne states that she would like the rezoning of the property and not a Use
Permit, because it would restrict her to selling only fabrics and related products.
Two letters were read in opposition to the request, one letter was read favoring
the request.
Mr. Apperson moves that the zoning request be reduced to C-1 and granted.
Mr. Browning seconds the motion.
A vote being taken - Mr. Browning, Mr. Dietsch and Mr. Purdy vote Nay.
Mr. Apperson voteb Yea. Mr. Martin abstains from voting.
The zoning request is denied.
68-36U
Mr~ David A. Trevillian comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to sell
nursery stock and supplies on a parcel of land of irregular shape, fronting 105 fee
on the west line of Bon Air Road and extending westwardly 1050 feet, being 130 re(t,
more Or less northeast of the intersection of Rte. 324 and Bon Air Road in Midlo-
thian Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 17-4 (1) lot 5.
There appears no opposition to this request and after some discussion, it is on mo.
tion of Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Apperson, resolved that the Use Permit to sell
nursery stock and supplies, be, and it hereby is granted to David A. and Doris M.
Trevillian.
68-37U
Mr. John Wilson, representing the Austin Powder Company,comes before the Board re-
questing a Use Permit to store explosives on a parcel of land of irregular shape,
fronting 250 feet on the south line of Midlothian Pike (Rte. 60) and extending
southwardly to a depth of 2025 feet, more or less, being 4000 feet, more or less
west of the intersection of Rte. 60 and Rte. 675 in Midlothian Magisterial Distrlct
Refer to Sec. 17-10 (1) parcels 12 & 15.
Mr. Wilson cites the State's regulations controlling storage and handling of expio
sives. It is pointed out that these restrictions are very clear. Mr. Wilson
states that he looked for a good site for this storage facility and the proposed
area meets the State's requirements, that these facilities will be used bY County
contractors in their work.
Mr. Pat Crowley states that he represents the opposition to the zoning request,
that there are teenage vandals in this area who have caused property damage and
difficulty recently and he asked questions about the storage facility. A general
discussion about the type of storage and the hazards follows. Several persons
come before the Board stating their opposition to this Use Permit request.
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On motion of Mr. M~rtln, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that this Board
grant thia Use Permit to the Austin Powder Company.
A vote being taken Mr. Martin, Mr. Purdy and ~r. Apperson vote Yea.
Mr. Browning, and Mr. Dietsch vote May and the motion carries.
On motion of Mm. Apper~on, ~econded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the minutes
the Board of Supervisors of September 26, 1968, be. and they hereby are approved.
O~ motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the Executive
Secretary write the Seaboard-Coas~ Line RR. requesting information concerning the
Railroad's right of way between Old Ce~tralla Road and B~ande~s Bridg~ Road i~ Ber-
muda District, following an investigation of this right of way by the Commonwealhh'~
Attorney.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that this meeting
be adjourned at 6:00 P.M. to 2:30 P.M. on October 2&, 196B.
Executive Secretary