02-14-1973 MinutesVIRGINIA: At a regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County, held at the Courthouse on
February 14, 1973 at 9:00 A.M.
Present:
Mr. Irvi~ G. Horner, Chairman
Mr. Leo ~yers, .Vice-Chairman
Mr. J. R~ffin Apperson
Mr. E. M~rlin O'Neill
Absent:
Mr. A. J~ Krepela
Also Present:
Mr. Oliver D. Rudy, Comm. Attorney
Mr. Morris Mason, Asst. Comm. Atty.
Mr. M. W. Burnett, Co. Administrator
Mr. C. G. Manuel, Asst., County Admin.
Mr. Robert k. Painter, Co. Engineer
Mr. David Welchons, Asst. Co. Eng.
Mr. Raymond Birdsong, Asst. Co. Eng.
Mr. Michael Ritz, Co. Planner
Mr. Stan Balderson, Sr. Planner
Mr. Appe~son gives the invocation.
The Board of Supervisors this day approved all claims presented to the Ccunty
for thel month of January~ 1973~, and authorizes the Treasurer of the County to
issue w~rrants as follows:
General Counu¥ Fund
Check N~. 54998 - 55401
$206,397.54
Librar~ Fund
Check NQ. 55104 - 55374
Law Litre. ry
Check N~. 55359-55376
7~808.70
160.00
County Garage
Check NI. 55131-55381
County[ Storerocm
54974 - 55363
11~391.54
594.01
Workme~'s Compensation
Check ~o. 55383
204.00
SociaitServiqes'
Check ~o. 54521-54970; 55042-55043; 55044
Check ~o. 55406-55487; 55488-55615;
Check ~o. 55278-55280-55144; 55231-55277;55041
Nursinql ~ome:
Check N~o 54982-55387
Ettric
Check
States
Check
Operating
~o. 55131 -55404
Sales Tax
~o. 55045
78~284.30
20~223.96
3~519.66
10o08
Payro01 Deduction
Check No. 54976 - 55402
103~501.42
Wa ter
Check
Water D
Check
Water Ii
Check N,
~venue Fund
7535
~bt Fund
~. 7499 - 7572
)rovement;ReDlacement and Ext. Fund
· 7511 - 7577
6.00
35 ~ 709,81
24~365.93
Water M~ter Deposit
Check N~. 7535 - 7594
295.00
WaLer M~Eer Interest Fund
Check~o. 7531 - 7576 8~t06.98
Central ttores
Check No~ 7473 - 7580 56~109.97
Sewer 0pirating Fund
Check No~ 7491 -
7578 11~666~45
Sewer Im
Check No
State Sa
Check No
On motim
minutes
,rovemen~ Replacemen~ and Ext. Fund
7522 - 7560
es Tax - Utilities
29~168.40
7498
2.31
of Mr. Appersor, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
f January 23, 24, 26 and 31, 1973 be and they hereby are approved.
Ayes: M~. Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
followin~ water contracts be and they hereby are approved:
W73-4~ Sturbri~ge Village $35,337.00
~72-7~D~ Central Pa~k - General Blvd. 500.00
W73-1~D Burge Avenue 21,000.00
!
Ayes: Mrt. Hornet, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motionI of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
followingl water contracts be and the same are hereby approved:
W73-7Cf Gatewood $26,768.02
W72-85~ Salem Church Road 29,324.10
W72-87[ Wentworth Street 2,966.20
Ayes: Mr~ Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion of Mr.Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
following sewer contracts be and the same are approved:
S72-28
S73-11:
S73-1Z
Ayes: Mr
On motion
recommend~
6511-19 b~
Ayes: Mr
:D
Sturbridge Village
Druid Drive
Fairwood Drive
Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson & Mr. O'Neill.
$51,852.40
5,715.00
2,790.00
~f Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that on the
tion of the County Engineer that Change Order I and II-Sewer Project
and it hereby is approved.
Homer, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On moti of Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. ApDerson, it is resolved that a commercial:
lot in CC~ester belonoing ..... to Mr C J Pur~]~5 be .... allo~.~ed., to connects, to the sewer
system. ~
Ayes: MI. Horner, Mr. Nyers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. C'Nei!l.
On motiop of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Hr. Myers, it is resolved that the request
of Mr. B~rnard Savage for a refund for a small piece of sewer line installed
in Surre~wood be and it hereby is denied.
Ayes: M~. Hornet, Mr. Apperson, hr. Myers and hr. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the sum
of $6,00~.00 be transferred from 73-330-234 to 73-330-400 in the Sewer Department.
Ayes: M~. Horner, Mr. Myers, hr. Apperson and Hr. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Mvers, seconded by Mr. O'Neill, it is resolved that due to
the emergency existing, that condemnation proceedings against Clarence D. and
Jane S. smith be instituted if the offer of $200.00-is not accepted for an
easement on Project 7032-!/33.
Ayes: H$. Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and hr. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Apperson, seconded by 1,ir Nvcr~ it J~ resotv~ that
~nglneer~oe allowe(~ to connect the Providence Nethodist Church snd the P~rsona~e
to one (~) water meter, provided two minil'~um charges for water are ~aid.
Aves: H~. Hornet, l:{r. Myers, hr. Apperson enc~ hr. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Myers , SeCOlldec, 1) [ 1 ~}}r~-no'n. 1 l~ re~olveo h~n-N
Engineer~be authorized to '" ~'~ - '- '
m~s ~11 water r al~s al~(_: ~alen~ a~venue, whmch area
has evidenced sufficient interest to warrant such an extensioD.
Ayes: M~. Homer, Hr. Nvars [ir. Ap~ersoN anf Rt. O'Neill.
On motio~ of Mr. Apperson, seconded by I<r. Myers, it is resolved that fifty (50)
additional sewer connections be allowed to the Courthouse Green Housing Project
at Chesterfield Courthouse.
Ayes: I,i . Homer, Mr. ~,lyers, hr. Apperson and ~-.~r. O'Neill.
There wa~ read a letter from Mr. J. E. Harvey, Deputy Commissioner of the
Departme~ t of Highways concerning the extension of Powhite Parkway.
The foll{ wing roads have been officially acceeted into the Secondary ~
the High% ay Department:
Addit: ion
Forestda Subdivision,. Section ~'B"
Kirkweli Drive - from its intersection with CRevelle Drive 0.03 mi. westwardly
to a cul-te-sac and from its intersection with Cbevelle Drive 0.07 mile east-
wardly tc Kirkwall Court, th. ence 0.07 mi. eastwardly to Porestd, ale Dr.
Kirkw~l 2ourt - from a }point at Kirkwall Drive 0.07 mile east of Chevelle
Drive 0,f ml. southwardly to a cul-de-sac.
Forestda]
.08 mile
Chevelle
to Kirkws
On motio~
for two
and one
On motiom
be grante
of Locus
road.
Ayes:
On motion
Variance
dwellings
on a pla~
is denied
Ayes:
Drive from '~:'
- z~ intersection with KirkwaD~ Drive south, wsrdly
to State maintenance (Route 2676)
Drive - from end of maintenance Route 2659 .02 mi. northwardly
[1 D~ive. ~
0.17 Mi.
0.05 Mi.
0.08 Mi.
0.02 Mi.
of Hr. O'Neill, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that culverts
homes be purchased, one from the 3¢ Road Pund of Matoaca District,
the Highway Department, to take care of a drainage problem on River Rd.
of Mr. O'Neill, seconded bv~ hr. Hyers, it is resolved that' - a variance
to Mr. Phillip Carter to construct a dwelling on Lot 15, Section A,
Grove Subdivision, which lot does not face directly on a State approved
Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson, and Mr. O'Neill.
of Mr. Horner, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
'equest of Mr. George W. Ford and Mrs. Dorothey McCray to build
on two parcels of land on a proposed 50-ft. road easement as shown
made by Robert M. Blankenship, dated June 23, 1966, be and it hereby
Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion o r. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
following e~roneous tax claims be approved for payment:
1972 Co. vehicle sticker $10.00
Marion V~ Cathey
4707 Twi~a Lane
Charles 4' Armistead
Henry E.
Henry E.
James A.
Ayes: Mr. H
On motion of
Treasurer of
term loan ba
Ayes: Mr. H
On motion of
Judge of Cir,
Duncan Stell:
for the peril
And be it Fu~
William Rowl~
AN ORDINAl
of the County
of chemical tt
and liability
license for re
determination
blood analysi
Ayes: Mr. Ho~
Error in partial assessment 41.54
Donald W. Jinnette Bldg. charged for 5/12 instead
of 2/I2 73.78
Farms, I~:. Bad percolation 13.64
4yers, Jr. Mathematical error 108.50
Myers, Jr. " " 108.50
Fitzgerald House on wrong lot 48.98
~rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson
Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
the County be and he hereby is authorized to borro?w on a short-
~is up to $2,000,000 Until the tax avails of June 5, 1973 are realized.
~rner, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Apperson
Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
uit Court, the Honorable Ernest P. Gates, be requested to appoint
Beasley, Jr. as a Police officer for the County of Chesterfield
d of March 1, 1973 through October 31, 1973.
ther Resolved, that the Police Chief be authorized to employ
nd Eagar as a Police Dispatcher for the County of Chesterfield.
Ayes: Mr. Hcrner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that this
Board guarantees the sum of $6,400,000 to the School Board for the construction
of four new ~ =hools. It being understood that the money advanced is to be
paid off fron the sale of School Bonds at a later date.
And be it Fuzther Resolved, that the Treasurer of the County be and he hereby
is authorize~ to borrow up to $6.4 Million br the construction of schools in
the County o~ Chesterfield on a short-term basis until the proceeds of the sale
of the $17.7 ~illion Bond Issue passed by the voters of the County on November
4, 1970 is realized.
Ayes: Mr. Hc~ner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion of 4r. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
Commonwealth, Attorney be and he hereby is authorized to enter suit for
Declaratory J~dgment against the American Sterilizing Company Corporation in
its failure t pay approximately $1,100.00 in license fees.
Ayes: Mr. Ho ~er, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion of Ir. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
following ord .nance be and it hereby is adopted:
ICE to amend and reordain Chapter 6 of the Article 4, Section 6-78
Code of Chesterfield County, Virginia, by providing for the use
sts to determine alcohol in blood: procedure; qualifications
of person withdrawing blood, costs, evidence, suspension of
fusal to submit to tests; and providing specifically for the
of the alcoholic content of blood by breath analysis as well as
her, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
On motion of ~r. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the follow-
ing ordinance be and it hereby is adopted:
AN ORDI~ ~CE to amend and reordain Chapter 7, Section 7-18, of the Code
of the County )f Chesterfield to provide for the conducting of a public dance
hall on Decem] ~r 31, when such date shall fall on a Sunday.
Ayes: Mr. Hoz%er, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
:. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the follow-
)e and it hereby is adopted:
AN ORDINA[CE, to amend Section 6-82 of the County Code of Chesterfield
County, Virgin.a, by changing the period for which an operator,s license
may be revoked
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA:
On motion of M
ing ordinance
That Chap
Virginia,
Section 6.
The ~
juvenile,
deprive t
or operat
period of
the court
quent off
from the
any such
for failu
If any pe
the provi
of this
and the
behavior
An emerge
passage.
Aye s: M=
On motior
Board gr~
S72-50C,
~er 6, Section 82 of the County Code of the County of Chesterfield,
be and it is amended and reordained to read as follows:
.82 - Same - Forfeiture of right to drive: suspension of sentence.
'udgment of conviction or finding of not innocent in the case of a
if for a first offense under 6-77, shall of itself operate to
~e person so convicted or found not innocent of the right to drive
~ any such vehicle conveyance, engine, or train in this state for a
not less than six months nor more than one year in the discretion of
from the date of such judgment and if for a second or other subse-
~nse within ten (10) years thereof, for a period of three (3) years
late of the judgment of conviction or finding of not innocent thereof,
)eriod in either case to run consecutively with any period of suspension
~e to permit a blood sample to be taken as required by Section 6-78.
~son has heretofore been convicted or found not innocent of violating
zion of Section 6-77, such conviction or finding shall for the purpose
~ction 6-81 be a subsequent offense and shall be punished accordingly;
)urt may in its discretion, suspend the sentence during the good
)f the person convicted or found not innocent.
acy existing, this ordinance shall take effect immediately upon its
·Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
of Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that this
nts a 90-day extension to S. E. Lyttle Construction Company on contract
due to the extremely wet weather existing at this location.
Ayes: Mt.Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill. _
Mr. Luth~rCaudle and Mr. Ed Bell explaining that James L. Williams of the Old
Dominion~Paving Service has a contract to pave the streets in Genito Estates,
Section 'C", but because of the weather has been unable to perform such work
and requested the Board to allow the Building Inspector to issue Certificates
of Occuplncy, provided all work is satisfactory despite the fact that the roads
cannot be hard-surfaced for the next few weeks and states that he will pave the
roads as soon as possible.
Upon con:ideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Horner, seconded by Mr. Apperson,!
it is re:olved that this Board authorize~! the Building Inspector to issue
Certific; tes of Occupancy on all lots in Genito Estates, Section C, now under
permit w~ thout having the roads surface treated.
Ayes: Mi . Hornet, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson & Mr. O'Neill.
Mr. Volt
the issu.
Subdivis.
Upon con~
is is re.
issue Ce:
Courthou~
division
Ayes: Mi
On
followin,
in Clove.
the Clerl
the said
and bein,
plat, da
and made
visors o:
easement
a por tiol
attached
accord an.
NOW
of Ches~
amended
red on
Section
copy the
Office o
Ayes: M
i, representing Realty Industries, comes before the Board requesting
.nce of Certificates of Occupancy on 47 houses in the Courthouse Green
on, before the orads are ~mpleted.
ideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers,
olved that the Building Inspector be and he hereby is authorized to
'tificates ~f Occupancy on 47 homes now under construction in the
e Green Subdivision, prior to the hard-surfacing of roads in this sub-
'.Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
of Mr. Horner, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
be and it hereby is adopted:
RDINANCE to vacate a 16-foot easement in the subdivision of Shenandoah
' Hill District, Chesterfield County, Virginia, a plat of which, made
Timmons * Associates, recorded in Plat Book 16, pages 85 and 86, in
~'s Office of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia,
16-foot easement being unimproved and not used for public purposes
I more particularly shown on a portion of the aforesaid subdivision
~ed October 19, 1972, shaded in red, a copy of which is attached hereto
a part hereof by this reference.
~EAS, the Shenandoah Corporation has petitioned the Board of Super-
Chesterfield County, Virginia, to vacate the 16-f66t wide unimproved
in the said subdivision of Shenandoah as sh~n shaded in red on plat of
~ of said Shenandoah Subdivision as aforesaid, a copy of which is
hereto and made a part hereof of this reference.
~EAS, notice of the adoption of this ordinance has been given in
with Section 15.1-431 of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended.
THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED By the Board of Supervisors of the County
~rfield, Virginia:
That pursuant to Section 15.1-482, of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as
that the unimproved 16-foot easement described above and shown sh~ed
~e aforesaid plat, be and it is hereby vacated.
This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect in accordance with
.5.1-482 of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended, and a certified
~eof together with the plat attached shall be recorded in the Clerk's
the Circuit CoUrt of Chesterfield County, Virginia.
.Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr.
on motion of Mr
building permit
lots on the end
way be dedicate
proposes to bui
thoroughly unde
tain this right
Ayes: Mr. Horn
On motion of Mr
Board go into ~
may be a mattes
Ayes: Mr. Horr
Homer, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that two (2)
be authorized, provided sufficient width can be secured for
of Crostic Road and provided further that a 50-ft. right-of-
~ from the road to the access road the Highway Department
.d because of Route 288 to the lots in question and that it be
:stood that the County has no obligation to construct or main-
.of-way.
~r, Mr. Myers and Mr. O'Neill.
. Myers, seconded by Mr. O'Neill, it is resolved that this
~ecutive session for lunch and a discussion of matters that
of a future public hearing.
~r, Mr. Myers and Mr. O'Neill.
72-106_____~C
On motion of M~. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
rezoning application of Mr. C. W. Cunningham on Chester Road again be deferred
for siXty (60)ldays-
Ayes: Mr. Hor] er, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
72-117C
Mr. Irvin G. H. ~rner, the Chairman, states that he is the applicant in the
following zoni'. ~g case a~d removes himself from the Board.
Mr. Leonard Pa 'is, representing Irvin G. Horner and Louise H. Dean, comes
before the Boa id requesting the rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Industrial
(M-3) and the [ranting of a conditional use permit to allow the operation of
a quarry on a )arcel of land of irregular shape, containing approximately 50
acres, being 1 ~cated in the interior of a large tract which fronts 1,752.25
feet on Hull S :reet Road (Rt. 360). The parcel in question being approximately
1,500 feet nor ih of Hull Street Road and located approximately 1,350 feet
southwest of t ~e intersection of Clintwood and Hull Street Roads, in Clover
Hill Magisteri ~1 District. Refer to Tax Map Sec. 48 (1) part of parcel 17.
Mr. Apperson p ~esented 66 letters received concerning this case. Mr. O'Neill
and Mr. Myers )resent letters received concerning this case also.
Mr. Paris cite~ the nature of the case, the need for stone in Chesterfield County
and the benefi ~s to the area if this zoning is passed. He states that the rock
quarry and asp %alt plant would have no odor or smoke and presented aerial
photographs of the area showing the location of site and the plans for re-routing
the private rc ~d to match up with Bridgewood Road: he states that the road
entrance at Rc ate 360 will be shrubbed as shown on the accompanying diagram.
Mr. Paris ~res ~nted letters citing that Warren Bros. Compan~y is a highly
respectable ar ] responsible Company; that all blasting wil~be done more scienti-
fically than -~ )me previously witnessed, that noise will be'controlled by hoods
and rubber lit-=rs, that dust will be controlled by water sprinklers or chemicals
that no one w~ Il be adversely affected because of the distance from the site and
the growth of trees around the site~ that they will build an 8' high fence
around the pre ect and that there will be approximately $1 Million worth of
machinery in ( .eration. He also presented a map showing all of the surrounding
property ownex who do not oppose the requested use.
Dr. A1 Anders~, a Technical Specialist, from theDuPont Company, presents
charts sh~windthe blasting velocity and the effects at various distances.
Mr. William J'l Baldwin, a State Mining Inspector, states that he has inspected
the property ~nd there should be no harm to the people in the area if a permit
is issued.
Mr. Bernie, r( presentative of the Froehling and Robertson, cites certain decibel
readings on G( nito Road and in other locations.
Mr. J. K. Tim~ 0ns, Consulting Engineer, asked the question - Is there a need
for such a qu~ try and if so how will it affect the surrounding ~people? He
stated that h( has compared the price of quarry companies to deliver stone to
this site and that the cost to each company was more than 30% involved in
transportatio~. He cites the history of the Luck quarry which was started
in 1922 and p~ esented aerial maps taken in 1937 showing What was there at the
time and stat~ s that most all of the houses which were assessed for $35,000 to
$75,000 each, were built after the quarry was in operation. He states further
that the equi! ment used now is much better and that blasting techniquest have
improved radi( ally.
Mr. Ted Rapel2 o, Engineering Manager of the Warren Company, states that they
own and opera~ e 150 asphalt plants across the country, that he is in charge of
all construct on and repairs, that EPA has no emissions and that they have
built 7 such .~ants in the past 2 years.
Mr. Ed Bell, rates that he owns 180-acres adjoining the tract in question
.~ and he can se no harm that may arise to his property and that he has no
objections to the proposed use.
Mr. Paris cit~ s that all trees will remain on the blasting site, that he has
!i tried to pres~ ~nt a practical approach, citing facts that exist in an unemotional
~ manner.
Mr. John Do'
and states '
wrong place
area, not b~
and operato]
of the road~
naturally f~
states that
opposition
statements.
15-tons to
school buse
is uncontro2
proponents (
burden, and
could See t!
son congratulates Warren Bros, for putting such a project together
hat he is for all of it, with the exception it is located in the
He states that his fee is being financed by the people in the
Mr. Rose, that Mr. Wilkinson who favors the zoning is the owner
of the Speedway and could not afford to oppose this matter because
ay; that Mr. Timmons and other subdividers in the area would
vor the proposed zoning because of the lower cost of gravel. He
Warren Bros. will next year gross one billion dollars and the
n the area could not afford to buy experts to refute all of the
The traffic situation is bad because of the many trucks from
O-tons each entering a highway with a 60-mph speed limit; that 41
passed this location in less than a two hour period~ the intersection
led. He states that the photographs of the blast staged by the
id not produce such rock and that most of the charge was in over-
that at the Rose quarry it was almost four minutes before one
e blast site because of the dust.
Mr. Ralph KJ
the feeling
states that
and one cit
place.
Mr. John La~
bought in Pc
proposed ho%
Mr. Howard ~
his home ha~
further that
Mr. Charlie
says he has
Mr. Dotson s
plenty of re
cost. VirgJ
serve this
Mr. S. Lunn~
noise, that
that enGine~
presently re
Mr. Dotson s
ceases what
County whick
in the Count
lives across
and he shoul
Mr. Max Sues
and surround
owner of mu¢
apparently E
is finished
Mr. Thomas J
in question
Rev. Dennis
the Vestry h
much opposed
Mr. David Fr
that he has
same thing
Mr. Paris st
causes anyon
Bridgewood R
bring in gra
down causing
a quarry by
and is buff~
remarks tha'
the quarry"
the Board a
owned a sim~
control the
Dr. Anderson
criteria of
owder, states about the same concerning the dust situation.
nsey, Real Estate Appraiser, states th~ he was asked to check on
of the citizens in close proximity of the various quarries. He
the few he talked with felt vibrations, things fell from shelves
zen in Manaquin Farms stated that he would not rebuild in the same
ler states that he was looking at a house in Genito Estates and
whatan County when he found a rock quarry was going close to his
se.
erchant, whose home is about 2,000 feet from Rose's quarry says
many vibrations and he could see the dust from the quarry and cites
this was the only time he has ever been home during the blast.
Kennon, who lives across from the Boscobel quarry all of his life
experienced the shaking of dishes, plaster cracks, etc.
tates that a Highway official from Petersburg states that there is
=k available, some costing more than others due to transportation
nia Mineral Resources Division listed nine quaries that generally
rea.
ng, professional Safety Consultant, states that many factors affect
~enerally 2 to 2.8 lbs of powder is used per ton of stone removed:
rs on the West Coast in 1972 came up with one-half of the criteria
uired.
tares that no land is zoned Industrial in the area ~ d if the quarry
~appens to the Industrial zoning. There are many locations in the
have stone available and Mr. Hornet owns in excess of 3,000 acres
f and states further in 1955 Mr. Horner wrote to Mr. Keller who
from Route 360 stating he would not cause any problems in zoning
live up to his promise.
an, presented approximately 125 people from the Genito Estates
lng areas opposed to the rezoning and states further that Mr. Caudle,
~ of the adjacent land, signed a petition against the quarry but is
)w in favor of it. He states that the Genito Estates Subdivision
if the quarry zoning is approved.
Seward stated that .he owns land between Route 360 and the property
~nd is opposed to such use.
]lemp, Pastor of the Episcopal Church on Stigall Drive, states that
~d passed a resolution against the rezoning, that they were very
to a quarry and asphalt plat in this area.
~eman, who owns 65 acres on the south side of Route 360, states
~ad four zoning requests turned down and wants the Board to do the
~th this request.
~tes that he would accept a Use Permit if the Industrial zoning
~ any problems, that the road will be re-aligned to match up with
)ad, trucks will not use Genito Road, that trucks will have to
zel to the area from other locations if this request is turned
practically the same truck travel, that is is true no one wants
~is home: however, this quarry site is 2,000 ft. away from any home
:ed by large expansive trees which will remain standing. He
Mr. Dotson states that "Mr. Rose was kind enough to let him use
however, on January 31, 1973 Mr. Rose wrote to the members of
~etter opposing the quarry but failed to point out that he himself
tar quarry and states finally that the Warren Bros. Company will
lust, before each blast, by water or chemicals.
refutes, to a degree, statements of Mr. Lunning concerning
~lasting.
Mr. Edwin C~
Genito Esta~ es is in the direct path of the prevailing winds from the proposed
site.
Mr. Bobby S~rum states that he lives in Genito Estates, that he arrived at
1:50 P.M. a~ the Warren Bros. Blast and the roads were dusty, He left and came
back in twenty minutes and the roads had been well sprinkled, giving the appear-
ance that t~is was the condition of standard operation.
Mr. Paris stat
the roadway at
paved and will
of Manaquin F~
if Mr. Lawler
because all si
Mr. Paris sta~
as possible b
the Board to
again cites t
best residentJ
the area oppo~
Mr. Dotson on
borhood have
and asphalt pi
Mr. Apperson
Warren Bros.
people in the
than any prevj
in life with
the effect on
is forced to (
a motion, thai
Mr. O'Neill a~
B-3 zoning ne:
as some of th~
Mr. Apperson
.apprehensive
in the ground
hard to contr(
and the previ¢
voted by the
Mr. O'Neill s
changes may b~
to the propose
particular ar(
There being nc
Ayes: Mr. Ap!
Nays: Mr. My~
Upon further ~
Mr. Myers, re.'
of a quarry al
to the amende¢
1. The (
situation, sh~
on the site a]
County Engine~
control. The
utilized in ti
approved by ti
permit and im
2. The
to the County
vegetative an(
Control Techn
Conservation
for the proje
or ortherwise
3 Util~
by the County
permit. All I
by the County
of Chesterfie]
permit.
4. A del
be provided a!
5. All
Where the gra~
utilization
6. Acce:
private road
7. Suff
an appropriate
es that there was no conscious effort to water down the dust on
the previous blast: however, the road to this site will be
not need such a control. He states further that the subdivision
rms does not mind the quarry being located where it is, that
~id not want to buy a home in Genito Estates someone else did
ch homes have been sold.
es in conclusion that he has presented the case as unemotionally
presenting the best possible professional witnesses and asked
eigh the facts, that there is a need for stone in this area and
e fact that the subdivision of Windsor Farms, admittedly the
al area in the City of Richmond, grew up closer to a quarry than
ing this site.
final rebuttal, states that the people who live in this neigh-
nvested their life savings in a home and do not want a quarry
ant this close to their homes.
tares that this is the second quarry zoning attempt made by the
ompany, the first on Qualla Road was turned, down becuase of the
area, that this case has occasioned more concern in the County
ous case to his knowledge~ that each of us wants the good things
he necessary bad things somewhere else. In trying to assess
the health, welfare and safety of the people in the County he
onclude that this request should be denied and thereupon makes
the request be denied.
ked the citizens of Genito Estates if they are aware that the
t to their subdivision will accommodate truck terminals as well
other noisier uses.
ites that many of the citizens in the area are on wells and are
s to what the ground water supply will do if a large hole is dug
that they are concerned about home damage, that dust will be
1, that there are already asthmatic people living in the area
us refusal of the Warren Brothers' request on Qualla Road was
pplicant.
ares that he cannot second the motion, that in ten years many
seen, that the people in the area knew that they were close
Route 288 and there may be many commercial uses in this
ao
second, a vote is taken on the matter:
erson
rs and Mr. O'Neill.
onsideration, it is on motion of Mr. O'Neill, seconded by
olved that this Board gives a Use Permit for the construction
d an asphalt plant on the aforedescribed parcel of land, subject
conditions recommended by the Planning staff, which are as follows:
eveloper shall provide an accurant account of the drainage
wing existing drainage and the impact this project will have
d surrounding area. The developer shall submit a plan to the
ring Depatment which will provide for on an off-site drainage
plan shall explain the method and show the facilities to be
e hydraulic engineering of the project. This plan shall be
e Engineering Department prior to the issuance of any building
lemented prior to the issuance of any occupancy permit.
eveloper shall submit a plan for erosion and sediment control
Engineering Department.' Such a plan is to be comprised of
engineering practices (as outlined in the Erosion and Sediment
cal Handbook published by the James River Soil and Water
istrict) to be utilized as erosion and sediment control measures
t. The plans shall be approved prior to any clearing, grading
disturbance of the soil, terrain or existing vegetation.
ty (water and sewer) plans shall be submitted to and approved
Engineering Department prior to the issuance of any building
ecessary water, sewer and drainage easements, as may be determined
Right-of-way Engineer, shall be granted to and for the County
d rree and unrestricted prior to the issuance of any building
se screen of natural growth at least 150 feet in width shall
d maintained around the perimeter of the operation.
oads shall be properly graded and either paved or graveled.
cling process is used those roads should be kept dust free by
a water truck or other established methods.
s to the operation shall be from State Route 360 utiliZing the
ndicated as shown on the plat submitted with the application.
use
cient topsoil for reclamation/shall be stock piled.
ce no less than 8 ft. in height affording adequate security with
access gate shall be installed a~ound the perimeter of the
operation prio!
9. All sh
10. Ail bl
and practices.
11. Hours
Monday through
Monday through
12. Ail b~
and 3:00 P.M. ~
13. The f
land or commen<
(a) A plat
be submitted tc
of Mine Land.
(b) A pla
dust, order and
Board of Super%
requirements f¢
a dry air or ct
(c) All -~
the Planning DE
Article 25 of.
A~es: Mr. O'N
Nays: Mr. AppE
73soo7
In Bermuda Magi
Light Industri~
lng approximate
Chemical Road (
4,500 feet, and
of the Allied C
Map Sec. 116-1{
1:120 parcels
There appearin
this request,
on motion of M
described parcE
Ayes: Mr. Herr
73S008
Mr. Richard Hen
Board requestin
two parcels of
Midlothian Turn
mately 1,500 fe
intersection of
Hill Magisteria
Whereas, there
Commission havi
by Mr. Myers, r
is rezoned for
Ayes: Mr. Horn
73S009
Mr. Bernard Mey
requesting the
of three parcel
feet on Midloth
approximately 2
terminus of Wad
Map Sec. 28-2 (
Mr. Meyer state
is land for wid
established to
Mr. Arthur Bart
requested zonin
way making Wads
a denial becaus
Mr. Richard Hen
citing the fact
Mr. Jay Rowe of
16eked for land
find and that F
County needs tb
to the beginning of any operation.
~ts shall utilize multi-second delays.
Lsting shall conform to all federal, state and local regulations
)f operation shall be restricted to between 7:00 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
~atur~ay April 1, through October 31 and 7:00 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.
~aturday, November 1, through March 31.
~stings shall be restricted to between the tDurs of 9:00 A.M.
3nday through Saturday.
Dllowing shall be accomplished prior to the clearing of any
~ment of any operations.
of operation (Section 24.3-2 County Zoning Ordinance) shall
and approved by the Board of Supervisors and Stated Division
~ outlining and guranteeing mining and quarry asphalt plant
control methods shall be submitted to and approved by the
leers. Such a plan shall satisfy all federal , state and local
air and noise pollution and shall include a device uti%izing
smical system, water removal spray and ~coustical barriers.
.re and layout plans shall be submitted to and approved by
)artment. Such plans shall be prepared in accordance with
~ction 17 of the Chesterfield County Code.
ill and Mr. Myers.
rson.
~terial District, G. Dallas Coons requests the rezoning from
(M-l) to Agricultural (A) of eight parcels of land, contain-
iy 640 acres, fronting approximately 1~ miles on the Allied
~t. 827), extending northwardly to a depth of approximately
being located in the northeast quadrant of the intersection
~emical Road and Bermuda Hundred Road (Rt. 627). Refer to
(1) parcel 7; 119-12 (1) parcel 4; 119-16 (1) parcels 2,3,
2, 3, & 4.
no one to speak for this request and no opposition against
nd the Planning Commission having recommended approval, it is
Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, resolved that the afore-
of land be and it hereby is approved for Agricultural purposes.
r, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
3haw, representing the E. $. Hague Estate comes before the
~ the rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Residential (R-2) of
[and of irregular shape fronting approximately 50 ft. on the
)ike (Rt. 60), extending southwestwardly to a depth of approxi-
~t, and being located approximately 750 feet northwest of the
Tuxford Road and the Midlothian Turnpike (Rt. 60) in Clover
[ District. Refer to Tax Map Sec. 17-16 (1) parcels 1 & 2, and
~ppears no opposition to this request, and the Planning
3g recommended approval, it is on motion of Mr. Horner, seconded
~solved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby
{-2 purposes.
~r, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
~r, representing the Wadsworth Company comes before the Board
:ezoning from Agricultural (A) to Townhouses for Sale (R-7)
of land, containing 42.58 acres, fronting approximately 70
~an Turnpike (Rt. 60), extending southwestwardly to a depth of
,780 feet and being located along the west line and at the
~worth Road in Clover Hill Magisterial District. Refer to Tax
L) parcels 15 and 16, and 28-6 (1) parcel 4.
that this is an excellent location for Townhouses, that there
~ning Wadsworth Road is available and that a buffer can be
~liminate the fears of the Brookfield Subdivision.
)w presents a petition signed by some 280 citizens against the
~ and states that it would be a natural to extend a right-of-
~orth Road open to the school on Providence Road, and requested
~ there are too many Townhouses in the area at this time.
3haw, who owns the adjacent land to the south and west opposes,
that he is developing his land in single family residences.
Napier and Savage Real Estate Company stated that he has
all over the County for Townhouses, that such land is hard to
3ople canno~ finance single family homes in this market and the
Ls type of construction.
m
Mr. Horners
standing and
zoning is gr~
denial.
Upon consideI
it is resolve
in the area
Ayes: Mr. H
7 SOOlO
The request ~
Hopkins Road
735o12
ares that the County now ~as about 16,000multi-family units out-
believes that most of these should be built before additional
nted. It is here noted that the Planning Commission has recommended
ation whereof, and on motion of Mr. Horner, seconded by Mr. Myers,
that based on the health, welfare and safety of the citizens
~is zoning be and it hereby is denied.
rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
f Fralin and Waldron, Inc. for Townhouses at the intersection of
and Little Creek Lane has been withdrawn.
WHEREAS
and Tri-Mi-Y
Environment )
THEREFO]
visors, doth
as KOPE WEEK
On motion of
following re:
WHEREAS
betterment o:
and is an ac'
Dated ti
Ayes: Mr. He
out that this Board had suggested previously that a zoning
4 be applied for to accommodate the construction of warehouses.
hat the Planning Commission recommended approval and there is
to this request. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of
econded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the aforedescribed
d be and it hereby is rezoned to Light Industrial (M-l).
rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
llen, representing Frances Q. Cole comes before the Board requesting
from Agricultural (A) to General Industrial (M-2) of a parcel of
ular shape, containing approximately 10 acres, having a north-
f approximately 790 feet, and being located approximately 2,120
the intersection of Whitepine Road and Iron Bridge Road (Rt. 10)
terial District. Refer to Tax Map Sec. 79-3 (1) parcels 2 & 3.
tes that he wishes to change the request to M-1 in line with
Chesterfield Airport, and states further that he will give a
of-way through the property to theCounty line and will try to
sary drainage easements.to allow the State Highway Department
this road as a Rural Road already requested by the Board of
ation whereof, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr.
resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby
Industrial (M-i), provided a 50-ft. right-of-way is dedicated
.roperty to the County's line, and provided further that attempts
t the necessary drainage easements.
rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Myers, it is resolved that the
olution be and it hereby is adopted:
solved ty the Board of Supervisors of the County of Chesterfield,
regular meeting assembled that the Chairman of said Board,
er, be, and he hereby is authorized to enter into an agreement
oard Coast Line Railroad Company, and to sign same on behalf of
hereby said Railroad Company grants Unto said County the right
install and maintain, for the purpose of a sewer main, a line
s the right of way and underneath tracks of said Railroad Company
tersburg, Virginia, as more particularly described insaid agree-
greement is dated January 2, 1973, a copy of which agreement
this Board of Supervisors.
rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
olution be and it hereby is adopted:
the Thomas Dale Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs are organized for the
the mental, spiritua~physical and social welfare of the youth
ire community organization; and
being an active community organization, the Thomas Dale Mi-Y
clubs wou~d like to proclaim this week KOPE (Klean Our Polluted
Week; and
E, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Chesterfield County Board of Super-
hereby proclaim the period of March 25, 1973 to March 31, 1973,
and call attention to all citizens of this observance.
/s 14th day of February, 1973
rner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
73S014
Mr. Richard t
the rezoning
land of irre¢
south depth ~
feet north o~
in Dale Magi~
Mr. Allen st~
the zoning o:
50-ft. right.
get the nece:
to construct
Supervisors.
Upon conside3
Myers, it is
is rezoned t~
through the ]
be made to g~
Ayes: Mr. Hi
On motion of
following re:
Be It R~
Virginia, in
Irvin G. Hor!
with the Sea]
said County
or license t
of pipe acro
at or near Pt
ment, which ~
is filed wit!
Ayes: Mr. H(
Ayes: Mr. H(
Hill ~agiste~
It wa~point
request to M.
It is cited
n° oppositio
Mr. Morner,
· parcel of la!
Mr. P. L. Tr~ ~is, representing the B, D. T. Associates, comes before the
Board requesting the rezoning from General Business (B-3) to Light Industrial
(M-l) of a p~rCel of land of rectangular shape, containing approximately 3
acres, fronting approximately 400 feet on Turner Road, extending southwest-
wardly to a ~epth of approximately 450 feet and being located approximately
500 feet north of the intersection of Turner Road and Walmsley Blvd. in Clover
ial District. Refer to Tax Map Sec. 40-2 (1) parcel 11.
O~
Zc
ad
A~
motion of Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the
~ing Ordinance of the County of Chesterfield be and it hereby is amended to
to Sect. 21-1 the following:
"(23) Converting paper and paperboard products and paperboard containers
and paperboard containers and boxes - manufacturing."
s: Mr. Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
motion of Mr. Myers, seconded by Mr. O'Neill, it is resolved that this
ard adjourns at 6:45 P.M. to 1:00 P.M. on February 28, 1973.
~s: Mr. Horner, Mr. Myers, Mr. Apperson and Mr. O'Neill.
Secretary