03-13-68 Minutes~IRGINIA: At a regular meeting of the
Board of Supe~¥iso~s of ChesteFfield
County~ held at the Courkhousx on ~archl!
1968 at 9:00 go~.
Charles R.Quaiff
John ~. Longmire? Asst. Exec. Se
Mr. Apperson gives the invocation.
The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield county this day approved all claims
presented to the County for the month of Februa~y~ 1968~ and authorized the
General County Fund:
Vouch~r~ - Check No. 4235, g260-4626
$143,926.54
134~664o06
Library Fund:
Vouchers - Chock No. 4260h 4265~ 4326-4368
Check No. 4453-4461~4558-4567, in the
aggregate amount of
25,092083
County Road Fund:
Vouchers - Check No.4266
Payroll Deduction:
Vouchers - C"neck Noo~27~-4379, 4571-4572 and
Check No. 46~7~ in the =ggrega~e amount of
Sales Tax:
Vouchens - Check NO. 4235
Utilities Department:
Refund Water Revenue
Personal services S20,506.88
ReD!acements & Additions
Materials ~ Supplies 40~543.72 .
5.74
53.16
49~631.09
'yo
Water County Construction:
Contractual Services
Materials & Supplies
Replacements & Additions
Refund Meter Deposits:
$2,715.24
275.46
2~400.00
$5,390.70
535.00
Water Meter Installation:
Personal Services
Contractual services
Materials & Supplies
Replacements & Additions
Water Bond Construction ~nd:
Contractual Services
Replacements & Additions
Central Stores:
Refund Sewer Revenue:
Sewer Operating:.
Personal Services
Contractual Services
Materials & Supplies
Replaceme~gs & Additions
$6~204.08
608..94
6~609.89
1~.900.00
1.69
863
$6,631.07
2,274.25
1,558~45
81.36
15,322.91
865.03
24,832.64
7.88
%0.545.13
Sewer Debt Fund:
Sewer Impr.~epl.& Exto Fund:
Contractual Services
227,600.0£
11.09
Sewer Service Installation Fund:
Personal Services
Contractual Services
Materials & Supplies
Miacellaneous Costs
295.00
1,~227.04
22.48
1,770.00
Sewer Bond Construction:
Personal Services
Contractual Services
Materials ~ Supplies
Replacements & Additions
7,940..00
8}1~699.59
2,653.90
3,500.00
Total Utilities Disbursements:
~,314.5
95,793.4
$553,:454.1
Miscellaneous Collections turned over to the Treasurer - Februar¥~ 1968:
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2/1/68 11000 -915
2/1/68 17000 -809
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59000 -50°0 Board of Public Welfare
59000 -50.0 Board of Public Welfare
59000 -55~1 Board of Public Welfare
Somers M. Wilton,Inc. Street ~gns-Coxendale $ 6.00
Comm. of Virginia Refund for Health Set. 246.87
Board of Public Welfare Gas and oil 212~62
Board of Public Welfare Sewage~ water~ electric.
fuel~ tel.&janitor's ser. 581.30
Board of Public Welfare Employer's sharewF.I.C.A. 386.52
59000 -55.0 Board of Public Welfare
59000 -53.1 Board of Public Welfare
2/1/68 59000 --53.0 Board of Public Welfare
2/1/68 59000 - 53.0 Board of Public %~lfare
2/1/68 59000 - 54.1 Board of Public Welfare
2/1/68 59000 - 51.0 Board of Public Welfare
2/1/68 59000 - 51.0 Board of Public Welfare
2/1/68 59000 - 52.0 Board.of Public Welfare
Employees' share-Ins.
Employees' share-FICA
Employees' share-FICA
Employer's share-Hospita-
lization
Employees' share- "
Employer's share-Reti~e--
ment
Employees' share-Retire-
ment
Employees' share- "
" " -Ins.
Employees' share-Federal
Taxes
Employees' share-Federal
Taxes
Employees' share-State
Taxes
27.30
194.12
192.40
45.84
137.52
226.2:5
186.Z6
186.11
21.84
650.40
656.40
100.02
Miscellaneons Collections Turned over to the Treasurer-Februar¥~ 1968
2/1/68 59000-52.0
2/1/68 59000--54.0
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Board of Public Welfare
Board of Public Welfare
Treas.-County Garage
Geo. W.Moore, Jr.
C.W.Smith
Mrs. Ordway B.Gates
Richard M.Crump, Jr.
Mack ~Daniels
Mack T.Daniels
Mack T.Daniels
Mack T. Daniels
Mack T.Daniels
Geo. W.Moore~Jr. Treas.
Geo.W.Moore,Jr.Treas.
Geo.W.Moore, Jr. Treas.
Geo.W.Moore,Jr. Treas.
Cardinal Realty Co.
(James R. Henshaw)
Geo.W.Moore, Jr.Treas.
59000-55.0 Mary V.Montgomery
31000-806 Geo.W.Moore,Jr.,Treas.
18000-804.8 Geo. W.Moore~Jr.Treas.
59000-55.1,50.1
53~, 54.1 Geo. W.Moore,Jr.Treas.
Geo.W.Moore,Jr. Supplies various Dept.
18000-804.8
18000-804.8
59000-50.1
59000-55.1
18000-804.8
18000-804.8
18000-804.8
59000-55.0
59000-55.0
11000-802
I;1000-802
11000-802
11000-503
Employees' -State Taxes $100.!
Employees' share-Ins. 27.3f
Services from Co.Garage 6774.7£
Sezvices from Garage
by Ettrick San. Dist. 32.26
Cash Sale of ~nitary Supp. 1.5£
Herman C. Elder Lunacy commission 30.0{
Treas. of United Stat~s Rent for Postoffice 70.0(
Hosp.Ins. -Jessie T.Warren Insurance 11.~
" 12.3(
" 8.2~
" 8.1(
State Withholding Tax 74.7(
Federal Witho%ding Tax
~u~tD~o~r~Retirement 2.27
Circuit Court-Ins. 25.8£
Circuit ~urt -Social Sec.219.f
Dept.'s share-FICA 1879.82
Dept.'s share-Retirement 987.72
Dept's. share-Group Ins. 117.46
Dept's. share-Ins. 351o6~
St. Signs-Scottingham,
Sect~ "A,' 16.0[
Utilities-Set. from
County Garage 3294.12
Insurance 4.1~
Water used Matoaca Dist.776.0~
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X~rox copies-Library
Transfer from Library
Fund to Payroll Ded.
Geo.W.Moore~ Jr.Treas.
Geo. W.Moore, Jr.
Geo. W.Moore,Jr.Treas.
~eo.W.Moore, Jr.Treas.
L.R.Goyne, Jr.
Cash
Thomas H. Fagan
Frank E. Landrum
David D. Roberson
Massey, Wood ~ West
Cash
The Macke Company
Xerox copies
Transfer from General
Fund to Payroll Ded.
Transfer from Gert.Fund
to PayrollDed.
Mimeo paper
Xerox copies
Xerox copies
Insurance
Bldg. Code
County Codes
Commission vemding
machines
18000-804.8
11000-503
11000-503
L.R.Goyne, Jr. Xerox copies
Va. State Health Dept. Office rent-Jan.1968
Southside Va. Pony Trotting
11000-703
1~000-703
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Club Rent for Bldg.Fe~.1968
Sidney ~oyd, Jr. Rezoning Fee
Mrs. Phyllis E. Ley Rezoning Fee
Mrs. Rodney W.Fitzgerald " "
Forrest L.Gager, Jr~ " "
John H. Ingram " "
~.Eugene Glenn, Inc. " "
Cash Payroll Deduction-FICA
Lula E. Allgood " " - "
Mrs. W.E.Brooks ". " - "
Willard N.Kaempf FICA-Employees'
Richard C. Lacy " ~ "
Lester R.Keller " " "
H61da H.Williamson " " "
L.Lee Jolly " " "
Mrs. Rosalie Butler " " "
James R. ~tch " " "
Thomas R. Fulghum " "
LeVerne R. Kahl " " "
Ethel J.Rudd " "
~lliam M. ~ndlinger " " "
Robert L.Williamson " " "
Mrs. William L.Davis " " "
Ruth H. Jordan " " "
Berta M.Newell " " "
W.A.Brown ~ " "
Jo Wilson Crump " " "
Mrs. John P.Taylor " " "
John P. ~ith " " "
~ank S. Penland' " " "
Alease W.Fmady " ,' ,,
Robert k. Lux " " "
Mrs. Lester W.Terry~ Jr. " " "
Jack R.Dixon ,' " ,,
William J.Williamson " " "
Florence C.Williams " " "
Mrs. Catherine M.Scott " " "
Dorothy T.Alvis " "
Miss Doris A.Rogers " "
Mrs. L.V.Hathaway " ,, ,,
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Jean R~Childs Bmployees' share-FICA
Hickory Hill School
(WoC.Cooke)
Manchester High School
(Edward Jones)
Cash ( ~ester Library)
Careof Amelia Co.
4.78
30.00
Supplies from ~oreroom 35.61
Copies
St. Signs-Old Coach
Fines and Fees
49~08
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96.00
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OD motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the minutes
of February 22 and 29, 1968 be and they hereby are approved.
Mr. Richard Bidwell from Reynolds Aluminum company comes before the Board seeking
lower industrial water rate.
tary and the County Engineer work with Mr. Didwell in trying to evolve an acceptabl
Mr~ Ed Parker, Attorney, representing the owners of the Dutch Village Apartment
footings had been inspected on Februury 23, 1967.
at $100.00 and the 80 remaining units be charge $200.00 for sewer connection.
on motion of Mr. Die%sch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that this Board
requests the ~ighway Department tQ establish grade separations on Et. 892 at its
intersection with ~ts. 60 and 360 and the work is requested to be programmed in the
next fiscal year of the Highway Department.
892 particularly at its intersection with Belmont Road and Hopkins Road. Upon con-
tion of a "Stop and Go" light at the intersection of Hopkins Road and Rt. 892.
the Highway Department could not install traffic control lights for Rescue Squads
which letter zs flled wzth the Board's papers.
On motion of Mr~ Browning, seco~ded by Mr, Apperson, it is resolved that this Board
requests the ~ighway Department to again consmder the inst&llat~on of tra~fmc COn
trol lights at the intersection of Dupuy Road and the SAL-ACL
fact that it would cost approximately $800.00 to improve the roads in the Coxendal=
Subdivision sufficiently to bring same into the State secondary system of roads.
it is resolved that this letter be received and filed with the Board's papers.
requests Ge Eighway Department to open and clean the ditch originally constructed
District in the rear of the home of Mr. Bullock.
It was generally agreed that the right of way to be checked on Luck's Lane Extende(
and th~ Commonwealth'~ Attorney is requested to prepare an omnibus deed for the
widening of this right of way to 50 feet.
approximately 250 feet as shown on the attached plans, might of necessity have to
for additional information.
Mr. Richard Robertson, comes before the Board in behalf of the Richmond Regional
Planning Commission and states that the work program envisioned for the Co~missio~
will require an increase in per capita contribution from 9¢ to 15¢ in the Metropol.
itan area. Me noted further that without a consolidated utilities program, Federa[
support would be impossible and that the initiafiou of such a utility program
agrees to pay to fh~ Richmond ReGional Pl~nniDg Commission 15¢ per capita, however
68-5CS.
This wss the date set to hear the application of Joseph D. and ~ae C. Griffi%h
which recuest is as follows:
In ~anchester Magisterial District Joseph D. & Mae C. Grlffith requests the rezol
lng from Residential-2 to Local ~usiness (C-i) for use as dental offices on a
parcel of l~nd o£ rectangular shape fronting 75 ft. on ~elt ~o~levard (Rte. 161)
68 6CS.
wardly 2100 feet, more or less, being 32~0 feet south o£ Woodpecker Road (Rte. 626
requesting the rezoning from Residential-2 to Industrial (M) on a parcel of land o~
irregular shape containing 18 acres, more or less, fronting 400 feet more or less
on the north line of Kingsland Road and fronting 1350 feet more or less on the eas~
right of way line of the A.C.L. Railroad right of way, being in the northeast cor-
ner of said intersection. Refer to Sec. 81-2 parcels 19 and 20, and presents topo-
graphic maps of' the general area and states the condition of the neighborhood with
proposed construction and showed generally that the majority of the adjacent pro-
perty owners did not object.
And states further that the traffic count is 569 vehicles per day and the proposed
use would add less than 2% to this traffic. He presented a letter from the Highwa5
Department stating that the road would be widened and improved in 1970.
An official from the SAL-ACL states that Industrial sites of this nature are hard
to find and requests that the property be so rezoned.
Mr. Thomas Winston, representing about 40 citizens, appearing at the Courthouse,
states that it would be setting a dangerous precedent to zone a case which was
applied for four days after its disapproval.
Mr. John S. Scherer, ~r. James Stewart, Mr. Wilmoth, Mr.crostic, and Mr. W. S. Car-
nes, all speak against the proposed rezoning.
Mr. Purdy states that the property should be zoned Industrial since much of the
adjacent land is so zoned but the Highway Department has no definite program to
improve and widen Kingsland Road and therefore it is on motion of Mr. Purdy, secon~
ed by Mr. Apperson, resolved that the rezoning request be and it hereby is denied.
Mr. Purdy, Mr. Dietsch and Mr. Apperson vote Aye.
~!r. Browning states that we should not refuse rezoning because of bad roads, that
the Highway will improve the road, if necessary.
Mr. Martin votes Nay.
68-8CS.
Mr. E. P. Garrigan comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Residential.
1 to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of rectangular shape having anort]
ern depth of 260 feet and an eastern width of 292 feet, being 200 feet north and
400 feet east of Forest Hill Avenue and Grantwood Road respectively in Manchester
Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 11-1 parcel 27-3.
Mr. Leon White, a resident of the area, states that he is opposed to this rezoning
due to the noice of the present operation.
Mr. Garrigan states he will do his best to cause the Telephone Company to change
its operation procedures to eliminate the noise.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that the afore-
described parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned for General Business.
68-9CS.
Dr. Julian C. Metts, ~r. comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Resi-
dential-1 to Local Business (C-l) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting
233.66 feet on Forest Hill Avenue and extending northwardly 150 feet more or less,
being 310 feet west of Windsorview Drive in Manchester Magisterial Dist~t. Refer
to Sec. 11-3 (7) Blk. A. lots 4 & 5, and states that Mr. Matze, the subdivider, ha~
no objections to the requested rezoning.
Mr. Waymack requested that the parking in front of the Professional office be
eliminated.
Mr. Taliaferro does not object but states that he does not like to see the creepin~
depreciation of property in the area.
Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, :
it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel be and it hereby is rezoned for Local
Business, with the provisions that same be limited to medical profession, re-arran(
ment of parking, a setback equal to that of adjoining offices, landscape screening'
to protect residential properties to the rear and east side, subject to the approv-
al of the County Planner.
68-10CS.
Mr. J. Dennis Tucker comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Agricultu]
al.to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land containing 3.45 acres fronting 95~
feet on the southwest line of Chippenham Parkway and 87.5 feet and 205 feet on the
north line of Cascade Street and being 600 feet east of Route 10 in Dale Magister-
ial District. Refer to Sec. 52-2 part of par. 6.
Mr. Alan Long states he owns approximately 2 acres of land between Cascade Street
and the proposed recreational area and that such a use would materially affect the
value of his property.
It was'reported that St. Barnabas Churchhad no objections if a Use Permit were
granted for such a use. Since there is no g~neral agreement between Mr. Long and
the applicant, it is on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Browning, resolved
that this matter be continued to April 10, 1968.
68-11CS.
Mr. O. D. Rudy, speaking for the Shady Springs Corporation comes before the Board
requesting the rezoning from Agricultural & General Business (C-2) to IndRstrial
(M) on a parcel of land of irregular shape containing 169 acres, fronting 1~0 fee·
on U. S. Rts. 1 & 301 and extending northwestwardly 4500 feet, more or less, being
traversed and bounded on the north by Proctor's Creek in Bermuda Magisterial Dis-
trict. Refer to Sec. 98-5 parcel 1, and states that his client owns approximately
120 acres south of the Power line and certainly would not do anything north of the
~ower line to adversely affect the value of this land. He states that the applica-
tion had been filed some yearsago for the Industrial zonin~ of this land but had
been dropped due to a technicality, and further that last year the Board of Super-
visors passed a Land Use Map which showed that the highest and best use of the land
was for Industrial purposes and agrees that any proposed use by an Industrial Plan~
may be further controlled by the Board of Supervisors.
Mr. Tom Parker, Attorney, representing Mr. ~arks and others,states that the zoning
for Industrial use of this land wollld have a detrimental effect on his home some
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Mr. ~ane~, Fire Marshal, and haul away the debris.
Installation of pipe to g. L. Howard & Company $143,955.50
on motion of Mr. D~et$ch, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is re~olved that special
sewer contract S-68-11-CD for the extension of sewers on Rt. 10 near Rio Vista
Apartments be and it hereby i$ approved.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apper$on, it is r~solved that the request
Apartments be and it hereby is denied, based on the recommendation of the Utility
Committe~.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. ~ro-~ning, it is resolved that sewer con-
nection for the Garage Apartment of Wilson Gay on 1801 Yale Avenue be set at
for water and $100,dO for sewer, provided no meter is used Or additional sewer tap
made, and that two Minimums be charged for water and sewer.
On motion of Hr. Apper~on, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that Mr. Irvin
G. Homer, Chairman, Board of Supervisors, County o£ Chesterfield he ~d he hereby
i$ authorized to s~gn Federal Aid application ~or WPC-VA-255.
On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Hr. Martin, it is resolved that the Treasur
er of the County ~e and he hereby is requested to transfer the sum of
from fhe Sewer Bond Fund to the Sewer Deh~ Fund.
On motion o~ ~r. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, if is r~olved that the Treasure
of the County be and he hereby is requested to transfer $1500.00 from the General
Fund of the County to Fir~ Radio Maintenance - 071-245.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the Treasure
On motion of Hr. Apperson, seconded by Hr. Bietsch, it is resolved that the Treasu
er be and he hereby is reGuested to transfer the sum of $50~4.5~ ~om the unappro-
priated surplus to ll-101-405.1-Replacement of O£~ice ~q~pment.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the follow.
ing appropriations be and the same hereby are made for the months of April, May an~
June, 1968, from the funds and for the functions or purposes indicated:
General Revenue Fund:
11-010 $11,428.00 13-155 0.00
-021 23,402.00 15-160 20,000.00
-022 28,788.00 17-210 21,511.00
-023 4,190.00 21-080 300.00
-031 0.00 -081 40,000.00
-032 0.00 -083 123,881.00
-033 0.00 31-201 10,000.00
-034 5,738.00 34-202 7,000.00
-035 12,256.00 (41)-t7a 50,480.00
-040 0.00 17b & c 2,184,236.00
-051 3,000.00 17d 249,160~00
-052 0.00 17e & f 321,554.00
-053 6,605.00 19 0.00
-054 12,633.00 19c 2,000,000.00
-061 124,498.00 20 185,000.00
-062 7,735.00
-063 4,885.00 Public Scholarships
-071 135,846.00 43-183 0.00
-072 0.00
-085 2,000.00 Water
-086 0.00 61----~0 88,962.00
-088 1,500.00 62-220 142,293.00
-091 0.00 63-230 500,000.00
-092 29,821.00 64-240 121,305.00
-093 3,000.00 66-260 132,000~.00
-101 6,552.00 67-270 0.00
11-102 12,441.00
-103 14,068.00 Sewer
-104 7,953.00 1~-310 98,750.00
-105 0.00 72-320 161,186.00
-111 1,490.00 73-330 0.00
-112 2,195.00 74-340 0.00
-113 250.00 76-360 0.00
-120 9,438.00 77-370 1,000,000.00
-130 0.00
-140 20,000.00
-150 4,000.00
-180 32,000.00
-500 60,000.00 Total $8,046,580.00
This day again the matter of the request of the School Board for the approval to
purchase thirty-one-sixty-six passenger buses and three thirty-six passenger buses
comes before the Board. It was cited that the request was for twenty-one new scho,
buses and thirteen replacements.
On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that this Board
authorizes the SChool Board to purchase twenty-five (25) new school buses.
It is here noted that Mr. Dietsch and Mr. Martin vote No.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded'by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the Chair-
man and Clerk of this Board be and they hereby are authorized to sign the contract
for the construction of the Court's addition to the Office building.
The Chairman appoints the following Committees:
Ordinance Police
C. J. Purdy
J. Ruff in Apperson
A. R. Martin
Fire
A. R. ~[artin
F. F. Dietsch
C. 'J. Purdy
Drainage
J. Ruffin Apperson
F. F. Dietsch
W. S. Pinchbeck
Zane Davis
Robt. A. Painter
Maynard Elrod
R. V. Lancaster, III
M. W. Burnett
F. F. Dietsch
H. O. Browning
J. Ruffin Apperson
Sanitation
H. O. Browning
C. J. Purdy
A. R. Martin
Lights
F. F. Dietsch
M. O. Browning
C. J. Purdy
Utilities
Entire Board
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the Chairm
and Clerk of this Board are authorized to sign contracts with the State of Virgini
for the-installation of water and sewer lines to the Diagnostic Center for Juve-
niles, located on Rt. 718, near the Bon Air School for Girls.
On motion of Mr. ~rowning, seconded by Mr, Apperson, it is resolved that the follo~
lng street light~ be referred to the Light Committee:
Winfree Avenue - Matoaca District
9n motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that this Board
adjou2~ns at 7=45 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. on March 28, 1968.