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09-11-68 MinutesVIRGINIA: At a regular meeting o£ the ~oa~d of Supervisors of Chesterfield County~ held at the Courthouse ON September 11, 1968 at 9:00 A.M. Mr. J.Ruffin Apperso~ Mr. Buunett gives the invocation. The Board of SuperVisors of Chesterfield County this day =pproved all cl=ims presented to the County for the month of August, 1968 and autho£iaed the Treasurer of the County to issue warrants as follows: General County ~nd: Payrolls - Check No. Vouchers - beck No.8227 - 8822 County Library Fund VOUChers -- Check NO. 8296 - 8720 Law Libmary Fund: Vouchers - 8429 and 8564 26.50 County'Garaqe Fund: Vouchers - Check NO. County Store Room Fund: 6,707.86 445.13 County Workmen~s Compen~atio~ Vouchers - Check NO. 8316, 8443--6448 ~ttrick Sanitary District Operating Fund Vouchers - ~eck No. 8445,8447, 8677-8581 and 8733 ?3.00 797.40 County Payroll ~duction Fund Vouchers - Check NO. 8317-8325~ 8582-8584~ Vouchers - Check No. 8475, 8587~85~, 8599,8600, 8601,8738 and 8740 Water Operatinq Fund: Vouchers - Check No. 8180-8194, 8208-8226~ 8448~ 8449,8459, 8463~6466,0476,858818589~ 45,003.60 143.99 14,065.59 ;320 County Water Construction Fund: Vouchers - Check NO. 8818-88207 Water Meter Deposit Fund: Vouchers - Check No. 8478-848493, 8602-8614~ 8744-8788~8766 - 8812, Meter Installation Fund Vouchers - Check NO. 8587 and 8599 Sewer Operatinq F~nd: Vouchers - C~eck NO. 8179, 8181~ 8191,8208-8225~ 8450~8462~8471-8477,8595,8R16-8828 Vouchers - Check No. 8594 and 8815 Sewer Service Installation Fund: Vouchers - Check NO. 8193~ 8197~8211~8816~8818~ 8819-8820 Vouoher~ - Check No. 8186, 8187,8197,8200-8224, 8451-8473~ 8590~8593, 8736~ 8737, 226,800.00 733.78 199,652.06 27.29 $S,306,205.68 8/1/68 13~000-402 8/1/68 13-000-402 8/6/68 59-000-54,0 8/2/68 59-000-53.0 8/2/68 $9-000-50.0 8/2/68 59-000-52~0 8/2/68 59-000-51~0 8/2/68 11-000-508.0 8/2/68 17-000-809.0 8/2/68 11-000-503.8 8/2/68 59-000-53.0 8/2/68 59-000-53.0 8/2/68 59-000-53.1 8/2/68 59-000-54.0 8/2/68 59-000-54.0 8/2/68 59-000-54.1 Bo~rd of 8/2/88 59~000--60,00 Board of 8/2/68 59-000--60,0 Board of 8/2/68 59--000--50.0 Board of 8/2/68 59-000-50,0 Board of 8/2/68 59-000-50.1 Board of 8/2/68 59-000--51.0 Board of 6/2/68 59-000-51.0 Bo~rd 8/Z/68 89-000-52,0 Board 8/2/68 59--000--52.0 Board Cash Cash Public Welfare Public Welfare Public Welfare Public Welfare P%~bllc Welfare Fees-Chester Library $81.7~ Fines-Hazen Memorial 60.41 Ins.- ~rcuit Court 27~60 Retirement- 236.09 Social Security 182.17 State ~thholding Tax 84.65 Federal Withholding Tax 626. 30 Office Rent-July,1968 760.00 Gas and oil 137,77 of Public Welfare of Public Welfare of Public Welfare 595.7C 207.66 29.4C 39.0£ Miscellaneous Collections 8/5/68 13-000-402 8~'6/68 16-000-~01.1 8/6/68 59-000-56.0 8/6/68 59-000-55.0 8/6/68 59-000-55.1 8/6/68 59-000-54.1 8/6/68 59-000-53.1 8/6/68 59-000-50.1 8/6/68 11-000-085.0 11-180-293.0 8/6/68 11-000-802 8/8/68 11-000-801 8/8/68 11-000-711 8/8/68 11-000-503 8/8/68 16-000-901.1 8/13/68 11-000-085.0 11-~03-136.0 8/13/68 17-000-809.0 8/13/68 59-000-50.1 59-000-53.1 59-000-55.1 8/13/68 59-000-50.1 - Auqust~ 1968 8/13/68 59-000-55.1 8/13/68 18-000-804.8 8/13/68 11-000-801 8/19/68 17-000-809.0 8/19/68 17-000-809.0 8/19/68 59-000-55.0 8/19/68 59-000-55.0 8/19/68 11-000-804.0 8/19/68 11-000-910.0 8/19/68 11-000-503.0 8/19/68 11-000-910.0 8/19/68 11-000-910.0 8/19/68 11-000-910.0 8/19/68 1~'000-901.1 8/21/68 11-000--~03.0 8/21/68 11-000-703.0 8/21/68 11-000-703.0 8/21/68 11-000-$03.0 8/21/68 11-000-703.0 8/21/68 11-000-703.0 8/21/68 11-00~-703.0 8/23/68 11-000-503.0 8~2~/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/2~/68 11-000-703.0 8~26/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/26/68 11-000-703.0 8/28/68 11-000-503.0 8/29/68 18-000-804.8 8/29/68 11-000-620.7 8/29/68 11-000-991~0 8/29/68 11-000-617.0 8/29/68 11-000-711-1 8/29/68 11-000-85.0 11-085-225.0 8/29/68 11-000-910.0 8/29/68 11-000-910.0 8/29/68 1~-000-809.0 8/29/68 17-000-809.0 8/29/68 17-000-809.0 8/29/68 17-000-809.0 8/a0~68 13-000-402 Cash Fines Hazen Memorial Library $ 6.00 J.M.Wilkinson Street Signs-Physic Hill 32.00 Mrs. Mason W. Green Colonial Accident Ins. 8.00 Mrs. Alan R. Knoop Hospitalization 36.40 Water ~ept. Hospitalization 6.07 Water Dept. Group Ins. 120.24 Utilities Dept. Dept's. share-Retire- ment 951~55 Utilities Dept. Dept's.share-FI ~ 1910.71 Va. Hospital Ser. Refund 5.34 Eliades & Eltades County Code-Volumes I and II 20.00 Cash Supplies 1.10 Treas. of the Unisted States Care of Federal Prisoners 2.50 Chesterfield Western Riders Use of Show Ring 15.00 32.00 Percy E. Vaughan~Builder Street Signs Lewis B. Miller Refund for Retirement & Group Ins. 7.03 Utilities & Eng.Dept. Services Rec'd from County Garage Treas. Co. of Chester- field Transfer from Libmary to Payroll Deduction Treas. Co. of ~ester- field Treas. Co. of Chesterfield Cash Cash Treas.County of Chesterfield Treas. County of Chesterfield 6.82 Ordway B. Gates 8.28 ~ W. Smith 12.30 City of Richmond, Va. 15.00 ~ P. MaElory 30.00 The Macke Co. 26.02 R. C. Padgett 30.00 ~a Mae Latham 30.00 John T. Bartinikson 30.00 ~!lace H. LaPrade $0.00 Mrs. Diana M. Kapral 20.00 E. C. Karpus 20.00 Robert Lee Taylor 20.00 Ralph K. McDaniel 20.00 Sowers Realty Co. Inc. 20.0~ Va. Beac~ Hotel-Motel Corporation ~' " 20.00 W.J. Davis " " 20.00 Richmond Area Assoc.for Retarted Children,Inc. Rent for Camp Baker 11.00 Mrs. Stephen Prinder~ Jr. Rezoning Fee 20 Glen W. Butler Rezoning Fee 20~ Jmmes R. Sowers " " 20 Browder, Russell, Little 1075.57 287.63 Transfer from Gen. Fund to Payroll Deduct. 5432.67 Transfer from Library to Payroll Deduct. 12.14 Zerox copies 2.80 Supplies 1.20 Gas from County Garage 1191.30 Hospitalization Engineering supplies Lunacy commission Commission on ~nding machine s Lunacy commission Lunacy commission Lunacy commission Street Signs Rezonih~ Fee Rezoning Fee Rezoning Fee and Morris " " 20. F. P. Hall " " 20 Mrs. Earl E. Smith " " 20. Griggs Builders, Inc. Use"Permit"Fee 20 J.E. Gates " ~' " 20. Jack D. Yaratt " " " 20. Hazel W. Hall Use of Exhibition Hall- Reynolds Picnic 15 Cash Zerox copies Dept. of Welfare & Salary ~erk Typist Institutions Probation Dept. 201.0~ Goddin, Goodridge & Robertson 1963 Ford -Police Dept.(Demolished) 338.3~ Commonwealth of Va. Va. Supplemental ~tirement 1790.6¢ County of Amelia Care of prisoners 77.0¢ 'Dept. of Public Welfare Refund of bill 25.0£ Travis Realty Company Lunacy commission 30. Mrs. J.M.Rockwell " " 30~ Treas. Co. of Chester- field Gas from various Depts. 1306. Treas. Co. of Chester- field Services rec'd from County Garage 9. Treas. Chesterfield " ~ " 87~ Treas. Chesterfield ~ ,, " 7057 Cash Hazen Library 50.50 On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the minutes August 29, 1968 be and they are hereby approved. On motion of Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that this Board accepts from the Estate of J. C. Little, a deed for a roadway leading from the Jefferson Davis Highway to the County's sewage treatment plant. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the water contract A-621 for the installation of water in the Yardley Square Apartments in the amount of $3781.00 be and it hereby is approved. There was a brief discussion concerning the installation of water on Tarris Road and it was generally agreed that additional information be obtained concerning the number of people who would definitely take County water if same were available. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the plans presented by Mr. Tom Daniel for the installation of trunk sewers on Pocoshock Cre, and the financing thereof, be approved and the Engineering Department is authorized to install sewers on Pocoshock Creek to Turner Road. Mr. John Hinson presented a program for the installation of sewers from the Court- house to Centralia Gardens and states that there were several alternatives which involved further study and policy determinations. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that the firm of J. K. Timmons and Associates be employed to draw the final plans for the instal- lation of sewer lines from the Courthouse to the Centralia ~ardens area, leaving the location of a sewage lagoon or other treatment facilities to be determined at a later date. There was presented a request from Mr. George Burruss, Jr., Chairman Capital Regior al Park Authority f_or a donation of $4624.00 as Chesterfield's part of financing. the Park Authority. Mr. Richard Robertson, Mr. William E. Dutcher, Mr. Richard W. Sprouse, Mr. Fred Jurgens, Jr. and Mr. Curtis C. Duke appear in support of the suggested method of financing the Park Authority. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is 'resolved that the sum of $4624.00 be paid the Park Authority. The County was notified that the following roads have been accepted into the State Secondary System of roads: Bon Air Hills Subdivision Fairwood Drive - from Route 60 to Route 2142 Claridge Court - from Fairwood Drive to a cul-de-sac 0.31 Mi. 0.12" Clifton Farms Subdivision, Section 2: Moravia Road - from the intersection of Routes 759 and 917 eastwardly 0.31 miles to its intersection with Overlea Drive and including a cul-de-sac on the northern side of this intersection Overlea Drive - from a point on Moravia Road 0.31 mile east of its intersection with Route 759, southwardly '0.19 mile to a cul-de-sac Archway Subdivision, Section "A" Philray Road - from a point on South Arch Road (Route 672) 0.18 miles north of its intersection with Archway Road, eastwardly 0.15 mile to Philray Court, thence south~ast- wardly 0.18 mile to Archway Road Philray court - from Philray Road, 0.05 mile east of Route 672, and running northeastwardly 0.16 mile to a cul-de-sac Archway Road - from a point on-Route 672, 0.09 mile north of its intersection with Route 647, eastwardly 0.06 mile to Philray Road 0.31" 0.19" 0.23 " 0.16" 0.06" There was read a letter from the Resident Engineer, Mr. W. R. Davidson, stating that the request for a reduced speed limit on Rt. 10, between Route #1 and Rte 810 is denied. There was read a letter from the Resident Engineer, of the Virginia Department of Highways, stating that the request of the County for a reduction in speed limit on Route 10, between Belmont Road and Chippenham Parkway, is denied. There was a discussion on the drainage situation in the Marlboro Subdivision, caused recently some flood damage to the Beatty property on Wimbleton Drive, and was stated that the Contractor constructing a home adjacent to the subject pr0pert did change the course of the water ditch, reducing the size thereof, and that the culvert under the roadway was inadequate. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Brownin¢ it is resolved'that the Executive Secretary attempt to work with ~he contractor the County Engineering Department in an effort to accomplish a better course for this drainage water and to promote a discussion by the lawyers of the County and the Highway Department in an attempt to ascertain the legal responsibility in the recent damage to the Beatty property. There was a discussion on the request of Mr. S. B. Goodman for spreading some dirt on Boroughbridge and Leicester Roads by the drainage ditch, and it was generally agreed that further information and a price be obtained concerning this matter. It was generally agreed that the notice for a meeting of the State Corporation mission on the Groome Transportation, Inc. request for a common carrier be filed with the Board's papers. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the follo~ erroneous tax claims be approved for payment: Harry Paul Tatterson 416 W. 12th Street Richmond, Virginia 1968 Co. motor vehicle license plate $10.00 Georgia Pacific, Corp. P.O. Box 6511 Richmond, Virginia 1968 Co. motor vehicle license plate $10.00 Georgia Pacific Corp. P.O. Box 6511 Richmond, Virginia 1968 Co. motor license $10.00 plate Francis C. Strader 2803 Tower Road, Aprt. 4 Richmond, Virginia 1968 Co. motor license $10.00 plate James L. & Joan T. McDaniels ProVidence Road Richmond, Virginia First and second half of 1966 taxes 154.00 James L. & Joan T. McDaniels Providence Road Richmond, Virginia Taxes 1967 143.00 James L. & Joan T. ~cDaniels Providence Road Richmond, Virginia Taxes 1968 85.25 Public Service Corporations Western Union Tel. Co. 1968 Real Estate Tax 182.78 On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the appro- priate)ns in the amount of $14,305,245.00 be and the same is hereby made for the months of October, November and December, 1968, from the funds and for the func- tions or purposes indicated. (Copy list of appropriations General Revenue Fund 11-010 $20,000.00 11-111 11-014 10,000.00 11-112 11~015 20,000.00 11-113 11-016 5,000.00 11-120 11-021 17,000.00 11-130 11-022 25,000.00 11-140 11-023 5,000.00 11-150 11-031 20,000.00 11-180 11-032 500.00 11-500 11-033' 0 13-155 11-040 4,500.00 14-157 11-051 0 15-160 11-052 1,500.00 17-210 11-053 4,250.00 21-080 11-054 12,000.00 21-081 11-061 142,800.00 21-083 11-062 6~000.00 31-201 11-063 6,000.00 41-411 11-071 0 41-421 11-072 3,000.00 41-423 11-085 8,000.00 41-425 11-086 3,000.00 41-430 11-088 1,000.00 41-432 11-091 200.00 41-434 11-092 47,000.00 41-451 11-093 3,000.00 41-452 11-101 16,000.00 41-471 11-102 20,000.00 41-472 11-103 18,000.00 41-490 11-104 5,000.00 41-500 11-105 235.00 41-600 1,700.00 2,470.00 500.00 5,319.00 10,000.00 40,000.00 3,000.00 150,000.00 300,000.00 50,000.00 850.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 675.00 40,000.00 110,000.00 0 64,450.00 3,172,500.00 264,958.00 0 0 13,745.00 75,000.00 171,100.00 219,000.00 255,500.00 124,500.00 44,000.00 0 763,626.00 44-500 $1,500,000.00 47-500 1,500,000.00 Water 61-210 169,911.00 62-500 155,198.00 63-230 1,021,891.00 64-240 131,135.00 66-260 83,250.00 67-270 1,000,000.00 Sewer 71-310 57,104.00 72-320 185,818.00 73-330 296,500.00 74-340 10,750.00 76-360 645,975.00 77-370 1,285,835.00 Total Appropriations: $14,305,245.00 On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the follo ing requests for street lights be referredto Mr. John Longmire for a report: Shawnee Road Pat Lane and Kay Road Turner Road and Belmont Road The Executive Secretary recommended the purchase of hose bridges for certain fire departments located on main thoroughfares. On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that this re- quest be referred to the Fire Committee. 68-55. Messrs. D. M. and J. G. Woodfin again come before the Board requesting the rezon from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of irregular shape' fronting 200 feet on U. S. Rte. 360 and extending northwestwardly 240 feet being 1000 feet northeast of Walmsley Boulevard in Manchester Magisterial District. Refe~ to Sec.39-12 par. 6, which request had been deferred from the August 14th meeting at which time the Board's consideration of this matter had resulted in a tie vote. Mr. C. Denny White, the County's Tie-Breaker is present to hear the testimony in this case. Mr. Mayo explains the location of the zoning request and presents maps of the exist ing land use copied from Marcou & O'Leary Associates. Mr. J. G. Woodin, Jr. states that he wishes to purchase this property on which thel is a non-conforming automobile repair shop, to demolish the building and erect a modern auto repair shop. He states he now owns several auto businesses along Rt. 360 and there is no opposition from the adjacent property owners and has been ho~e at any time, and the purchase of this property would benefit Mr. Layman, the preset owner. Mr. G. C. Layman states that he wants to retire and sell the property that no one would build a home on this site due to the noise of truck traffic, that he started the business in 1928 and it would be a gross injustice not to allow him to sell th~ business at this time. Mr. Wallace Laprade states that there are several hundred acres in close proximity being developed as nice residential property, that he is interested in the zoning of the 360 Corridor and that people can build residential homes on Rt. 360. Mr. Robert Bennett states that he lives adjacent to the subject property and does not object and requested the Board to look out for Mr. Layman since it is neces- sary that he retire from this work. ' Mr. C. Denny White on hearing all of the evidence stated that he sympathizes with Mr. Layman but also the long range plan of the County and cast his vote against the rezoning. 67-92 The request for rezoning on the Warwick Road by Doris M. Hooper, et als, having been deferred from a previous.meeting, is on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr Martin, resolved that this request be deferred to December 11 1968 for further consideration. · 68-52 The request of Mr. Ira E. Wenger deferred from the August 14, 1968 meeting of the Board, which request is for the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business C-2) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 135 feet on U.S. Rte. 60 and extending southwardly 384 ft. being 1400 ft.,more or less, east of North Courthouse Road in Midlothian Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 17 par. 154. Mr. James Hubbard, representing Mr. Wenger states that there is no oppositJa/ to this requested rezoning and asked the Board to approve this request. On motion of Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that the afore- described parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to General Business. 68-56 Mr. James Sowers, representing Francis H. Fenell and Lillian B. Angle comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Residential-2 to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 86.5 ft. on the east line of Millenbeck Road, 180 ft. more or less, on the northeast line of Wharton Road and 217 feet on south line of Piazaview Road, being situated on the eastern corner of the intersec- tion of said streets and better known as 4501 Millenbeck Road, in Manchester Magis- terial District. Refer to Sec. 20-11(3) Blk. 5 lots 1 and 2. There appearing no one in opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having recommended its approval, it is on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to General Business, with the provision that the County Planner approve the site layout, landscaping and plans for this project. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the County Planner be requested to advertise for rezoning to General Business the entire area between Belt Boulevard and the Railroad. 68-57 Mr. Ocie D. Adkins and Mr. Glen W. Butler come before the Board requesting the re- zoning from Residential-1 to Residential-2 on a parcel of land containing 84 acres of irregular shape, being 1000 feet south of the intersection of Route 696 and 10: its approximately 3450 ft. northern boundary being Babry Swamp and its eastern boundary extending southwardly 1250 ft., more or less, along Johnson Creek and its western boundary lbeing 1624 ft. along an old road easement in Bermuda Magisterial District. Refer to Sec.118-13 (2) par. A. There appearing no one in opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having recommended approval, it is on motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Apperson resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned for R-2 purposes. 68-58 Mr. George B. Little comes before the Board representing Glendale Homes Incor requesting the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) On a parcel of land of irregular shape containing 56.5 acres fronting 986.07 ft. Sn Route 60 and extending southwardly 1818.60 ft. to a width of 1430.90 ft. being opposite the intel section of German School Road and Route 60 in Manchester Magisterial District. Refe~ to Sec. 19-12 par. 26,27,28 and 29. There appearing no opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having re- commended approval, it is on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin resolved that the aforedescribed parcel be and it hereby is rezoned to General Business upon the condition that the County Planner approves the site layout, landscaping and plans on this project. 68-59 Mr. Hall of Hall & Harris, comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Resi- dential-2 to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 1400 ft. on Route 60 and extending northwardly 120 feet being situated in the east corner of the intersection of Route 60 and Route 714 in Midlothian Magisterial District. Refer to Sec.15-11 par. 2 & 3. There appearing no one in opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having recommended said property to be rezoned to C-1 instead of C-2, it is on moti, of Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned for Local Business (C-l). 68-31 U.P. Mr. ~P. C. Bowery, Jr. comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to construct and operate a general contracting business on a parcel ofland containing 2.50 acres of rectangular shape fronting 245 feet on Falling Creek Avenue and extending south- wardly 445 feet being 1225 ft. west of U.S. Route 1 in Manchester Magisterial Dis- trict. Refer to Sec. 53-2 (2) Parcel 13, and explains his request for an office building house his growing business. Mr. Yeager of 2802 Falling Creek Avenue states that they are trying to upgrade the community. Mr. A. M. Coates, who lives in front of this property states that the Trucking con- cern already zoned is too much moise and opposes this request. There is presented a letter' from Mr. and Mrs. Booker of 2813 Falling Creek Avenue opposing. Mrs. Costs and Mrs. Johnson vigorously oppose the request. Mr. Crawley Joyner, who manages the apartments,adjacent to the subject property states he is not against the zoning but would desire an adequate screen for the pro. tection of his clients. Mr. Moss of 2816 Falling Creek Avenue opposes. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded-by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that the Board this Board denies the Use Permit requested by Mr. Bowery. 68-32 U.P. Mr. Earl S. Smith comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to operate a lawn mower shop behind his home on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 387.5 fei Walmstey Boulevard and extending southwardly 48 feet being 150 feet east of Irc Road in Manchester Magisterial District. 32G sion of the existing Buildings. 68-33U.P. 68-34 The request of the Griggs Builder~. Inc. waSwlthdrav~. rs. Mildred spencer comes before the Board requesting clarification of her status concerning the conditions imposed on he~ property facing Boute~0, north of its intersection with Route 604, L which c~e was heard July 13, 1966. Mrs. Spencer ~tates she wishes to build~ an office, country store and a service ~ation on business property which seemed to have some restrictions against her pro- posed use. The Commonweath's Attorney advised the Board that under the existing zoning that the use Mfs. SpS~oer proposed would seem ho be in order. Whereupon, the Board agreed that no further action was necessary in this matter. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that the Engineer- ing Department be authorized to do certain work on the property owned by the County on Powhite Creek and Jahnke Road according to a plsn presented by Mr. M&y~ard Blrod On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Browning, bt is resolved that thi~ Board accepts a deed of e~$ement from the Meadowbrook Country Club for a water line con- struction. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that this Board o! Supervisors record~ it~ gre~t wish ~or ~atrimonial bli~ and conubi~l f~licity for Miss Judith Bailey who will soon be married. Miss Bailey is a news reporter par e×cellance who has ~rltten the news of Chesterfield County in a highly unbiased f~shion unrealized in the County for many years. On motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded ~y Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the following policy pre~ented ~y the Buildin~ Inspector and the County Engineer be mpproved in mmking connections From the house sewer to the County's sewer system it shall be necessmry to use one of the following procedures: (l~ Boll-on 0 Rir~ Adapter (2) Sealer gasket or equal (Neoprene rubber between two stainless steel cella/s) (3) Asbestos cemant s~wer pipe joints. The matter of movin~ a fire hydrant for Mr. Charle~ Jones in the Mea~owhrook Estate: Subdivision and the County Engineer is requested to view the south line of Mr. property ~nd to make an estimate of the feasibility of moving the fire hydrant to this location. On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Martin, it is resolved that this Bo~rd grants to ~Lr. Louis E. Cheatha~ a Variance from the Subdivision Ordinance to allow the construction of a second house on the property ~nown as 8201 Forest ~ill Avenue which new house would face a private d~iveway.