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12-08-1965Present: Mr. Irvin G. Hornet, Chairman Mr. H. T. Goyne Mr. R. J. Britton Rlr. J.Ruffin Apperson Mr. H.O.Browning Mr. A.R. Martin ~IRGINIA: At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on December 8, 1965, ~t 9:00 a.m. Mr. Ernest P.Gates, ~omm.Atty. Ye. Howard A. Mayo, Jr.,Co. Planner Mr. Robt. A.Painter, Co. Engineer N~r. M. W.Burnett, Exec. Sec'y. The Rev. Jack Rivers, Rector of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church gives the i nvoc at i on. The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County this day approved all claims presented to the County for 'the month of November, 1965, and authorized the Treasurer of the County to issue warrants as follows: General' County Fund: From Check No. 3151 thru Check No.3551 From Check No. 7282 thru Check No.7507, in the a~gregate amount of $126,397.22 .Cmunty Garage Fund: Check No. 7302 thru Check No.7306 10,960.82 Do~ f'und: Check No. 730? thru Checf No. 7311,7280 and 7281, Ched{ No. 3~i~9 and Check No.3199, in the amount of Ettrick Operating Fund Check ~,~o. 7311 and 7312, in the amount of Ettrick Construction Fund Ch e6k ~ ~o. 3152 and 3191 in the amount of ~ Road Fund Check No. 3187 and 3188, in the amount cf Special Street and Roa~ Sign Fund: Check i~ber 3183, in the amount ]~ Stor'eroom F~d: Check No. 3177 t~l~tzes Department - Operatin~ Personal Services $10,920.21 Contractual Services 51 ~]~03.71 9,o78.97 Materials & Supplies Replacements and Additions Refund Meter Connections ~efund Meter Deposits: Construction: Personal ~ervic es Contractual Services Materials & Supplies P, efand Construction Contracts: ~eser Installations: ~er sonal ~£c es Contractual Services Meteraisls & Supplies 88.81 3,670.69 1,146.18 _Payroll Deduction Fund-General: Check No. 3150, 3151,Check No.3193 thr'u 3197, in t. he amount of 1,088.10 1,586.34 !A,480.87 97.77 5.67 190.66 $72,391.70 610. OO 800.OO 21,2 58.70 6,518.69 lo~t70.5~ Mater Bohd Construction~ Contractual 5ervi ¢~'es Sewer ©per atin_~ re~sonal Servzces Co~ntractual Services l~mterlals Supplies Replacements & Additions ~'2~691.97 2,794.55 3,768.34 ___5~9.28 P, 9.8&o. 1£ Improvement, ~%ep!acement ~ Ext Fund: ~ontrac~Mal Services Se~er Service Installatiom: Contractual Services ~fund Sewer Set. Inst. Connc.: Refund Sewer Service Inst. Contract A~ree_m_ents: Central Stores _Sewer Bond C6nstruction: Pe, rsonal Services Contractual Services MaLerials & Supplies Replacements & Additions '~ewer Improvement, Reel. & Ext. Miace!laneous Costs ~5~951.50 81,109.91 707.14 6.40 Fund: SeWer Debt Fund: interest Pavmen---~,s ?] , 5aC. 66 2,340.75 200.O0 20.00 88,916.71 87~77&.75 6,000.00 102,750.OO Total Disbursements: .~ ~,361 02 Checks 3350 thru ~456 Check Ne. 95~,3 -00004 Miscellaneous Collections Turned over' to the Treasu~-wr-Y'~ovsmLer, ]-965: 11/5/65 Cash-Bank of Va. Bank of First & Merchants Sta te-~lanter, s Sale il/12/6) Central National Bank 11/19/65 Bank of Va.,Southern Bank & Trust Co., First & ~ierchsnts 11/18/65 H.B. Gilliam, Att y. 11//26/65 First & Merchants,Central ~at'l. Bank of Powhatan 11/5/65 H,B.Gilliam, Att y. 11/~/65 H.B.Gilliam, Atty. 11/9/65 H.B.Gilliam,Atty. 11/!¢65 J .T .C rump 11/1,65 Richard L. Nugent 11/1/65 Board of Public ?,~elfare 11/1/65 Board of Public Welfare 11/2/65 Che~t,.~rfield ,~±~. r~ Dept ·r¢~ z~a · 11/2/65 Chesterfield ?¢el fare Dept. 11/2/65 Con~,onwealt~ of Virginia 11/3/65 Lumber lV~fg. Assoc. ii/4/6 5 Calvin Y.Koch I1/~/65 Evelyn ~';. Er ps 11/9/%5 Emma Rhodes 11/9/65 R.~~ .oowe. s 11/10/65 Cor,~.,. of Virginia 11/12/65 ~irs. Ann Shelton 11/.15/65 i ginia Modern Cemetery Coro, 11/15/65 Mrs. Hunter Martin 11/15/65 Clinton R. ~4ohler 11/15/6~ Richard N.Thomas 11/15/65 Nancy C.Longmillo . 11/15/65 Virginia Electric & Power Co. 11/15/65 $1ater & Vau?j~an, Inc. 11/15/65 Chesterfield Farm Bureau 11/15/65 Carver High School 11/16/65 The l~acke Vending Co. 11/16/65 Morton G.Thalhimers, Inc. 11/19/65 C.J.Purdy 11/19/65 Joseph Battle 11/22/65 )'~rs. Ann Shelton 11/2~/65 · Gal,tin Tush 11/26/65 Commonwealth of Virginia 11/26/65 Cash of County maps ~57.20 " " " 30.15 " " " 81.80 County of Chesterf~,la Vs. ~a~s B. Friend 32.50 Sale of County mans Co. of Chesterfield, Vs.Waverly Trent, et als 20.25 Co. or Chesterfield Vs. FranMlin Edna Owen 27.50 Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Waverty F.Partin, dec'd. 57.50 Lunacy commission 30.00 Lunacy commis~on 30.00 Janitorial supplies 50.00 Telephone service 260.00 ~oup Ins. 8.88 ~ ployers ' sba re -Retirement, 228.31 Gas tax re~ate 65.45 Use of ~ ' ' ~ onYer~ ior, Ho. il " .L. Lunacy com~is~o~ 30.O0 ~u,.acv Co:n~i ssion qO.CO Lunacy co?~'r:i ss ion 30.00 Use P= 't Fee 20.00 State's snare-Co. Ja,~ costs Partial pa~ent-lunacy com',,~is~.on 5.00 Use of English Ring 15.OO Reaching fee 20.00 " " 20. O0 " " 20. OD Use Permit Fee 20.OO " " ~ 20.00 " ~ " 20.00 " " " 20.00 Use of E~tibition Bldg. 15.00 Use of Stadi~ 26.~5 Co~issions on sales ~1.~5 ~ounty Code, Volume II IO.O0 Rezon ing fe~ 20.00 " " 20. O0 Partial payment-Lunacy co~ 3.00 Lunacy co~ission 30.00 g~fice rent -~alth Dent. 760.00 opies on Xerox machine 5.30 Miscellaneous Collections Turned over to the Treasurer-November, 1965: (Cont'd) 11/29/65 Trueheart's Trading Center Store rent $150.00 11/30/65 Commonwealth of Va. Gas Tax rebate 67.20 11/30/65 Commonwealth of Va.-Probation Mileage 99.61 11/30/.65 Commonwealth of Va.-Probation State's share-Typist-Clerk 122.29 11/30/65 Board:-of ~blic /;elfare Ja~ibbria~ services 50.00 11/30/65 Board of Public Welfare Telephone services 260.00 Storeroom :11/1/65 11/1/65 Chesterfield Co. School Board Supplies rec'd from Storeroom 17~.21 11/1/65 B~rd of Public ~elfare Office Supplies 16.91 11~8/65 Treas. of ChesteYfield Copies on Xerox machine 5.55 11/8/65 Treas. of Chesterfield Supplies 80.10 p .ayro'i 1 Deduction 11/2/65 W.R.Shelton Employer's share-Group Ins. 20.80 11/2/,65 W.R. Shelton " " -Retirement 134.45 It~2/65 Board of Public Welfare " "- Ins. 22.20 11/2/65 Board of Public Welfare " "- Ins. 22.20 11/2/65 Board of Public Welfare " "- Retirement 124.30 11/2/65 Board of Public Welfare " "- " 12&.3~ 11/4/65 Treas. of Chesterfield F.I.C.A. 1973.51 11/8/65 George W.Moore, Jr.Treas. Dept.'s Share-F.I.C.A. 695.97 Garege,Fund: 11/1/65 Board of Public Welfare 11~8/65 ~eorge ~.Moore, Jr. 11/17/65 Treas. of Chesterfield 11/17/65 Treas. of Chesterfield Ettrick Oper. Fund: 11~8/65 George W.~oore, Jr. 11/17/65 George W.Moore,Jr. Special Road and Street Sign Fund: 11/3/65 J.K.Timmons i1/3/65 J.K.Timmons 11/9/65 Mrs~ R.C.Brewster 11/9/65 MrS.,EyL~,Connor 11/18/65 J.K.Timmons 11/23/65 J.K.Timmons 11/30/65 Foster & Miller Gas, oil, etc. Utilities Dept. Services received from County Garage Servi c es Electric service Utilities- St. Signs-Belmont Hills St.Signs-$outhGardens St.~igns-Richland St.Signs-Belmont Acres St. Signs-Brinkwood St. Signs- ~t.Signs-Physic Hill 129.40 1636.52 4922.36. 70.70~ 72.00 1.70 ll2.OO 64.00 8.00 146.00 16. o0 32.0O 16.00 Payroll Deduction -Cont'd. 11/8/65 George W.Moore, Jr.Treas. 11/8/65 George W.Moore, Jr. 11/5/65 Garland Jefferson Dept.'s share-Retirement ". " -Group Ins. Hospitalization 816.74 38.76 14.~0 On.motion. . of ~%~.A~:pe~son~r . , seconded bv I'4r. Nrowning t}':, minut-'~s of ~ ..... ~ 1905~ be and they hero, by are aporoved~ ' On motion of Mr.~pperson, seconded by ?ir. Browning, it is resolved %?::at Mr. Irbv Brown, Mt. Frank Landr~mm and imf. Olin TaTlor, be and they hereby ar,s appointed ~o t~e.. Chesterfield County Museum Com3nittee_ for a period cf ~'~°e (3) .years. On ,notion of J'k~.Goyne, seconded bv Mr. Armarson it ~s resolved tha'~' the ]zu:.'chasina' Agent b~ authorized to pay the sum of ~5~.00 zor an Indian du?:cut canoe to le placed in the County ~,luseum. ~ s. ~ary V. [~dontgomery, presents a resolution from the Beach. ~qommunity ~Jrange ~o. 95~, requestin the General :~ssmelbv to enact legislation and appropriate funds to .... ~ ~,~oy t~e scenic beauty of the Pocahontas State Pa[~ by !andscapiag and planting. Upon consideration whereof, and on motioa of ~,.r. Browning, seconded by i~'~r.Ay~rson, it is resolved that t~..~is Board of Supar'Y~sers herewith endorses the ~ program of the Beach Grange and requests the County's representative to the Legislat~'e to promote such a program. On motion of i~r. Browning, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the County Engineer be requested to investigate the necessity of lights on the Matoaca water tank and to take sdeh remedial action as is necessary. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by M.r.A~person, it is resolved that the following Special Water Contracts be and they hereby are approved: AC - 391 - Belmont Hills $17,831.74 ~.A- 395 - Lunswood Subdivision 4,836.25 On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded bM ~Ir. Ar, person, it is resolved that the Standard ~ffater Contract No.397-D for the installation of water in Bruce Farms Subdivision, costing ~260.O0 be and it hereby is approved. The County Engineer presented the results of an investigation of t?le construction of water on Lee Street in Matoaca and it was generally agreed that tlnis matter would be held for further, consideration. There was reported that the Chesapeake Corporation had a~reed to pay ~37OC.00 approximately, for deepenS[lng the sides of the Reser~oir along the property owned by that Corporation. Upon considerat~o~ , ~ ' ~ ...... wkerec~, and on motion of'Mr. Goyne, seconded by I<r.App~rson, it is resolved that the ent~..re Board ~e appointed as a Committee to vi. em the ~' = omt,., of the Swift "' ' ~,ree~. Impoundment on Saturday at 1:30 ~.m. On motion of ~dr. Britton, seconded by ~ir.Apperson, it is resolved that the fo!!o?;ing Sewer Contracts be aha they hereby are approved: S-66-6D - Installation of sewers in Park Lee A~ar~ments,gection 2. S-66-5D - Installation of sewers east of German School Road on !It.6©. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by [~.Ooyne, it is resolved that application be made to the Federal Government for Federal Aid in the installation of sewerage facilities for the James River, Falling Cree~ and Asbton Creek Projects~ and the Chairman and Clerk of this Board are authorized to siensaid application Project ~PC-VA- 215 · On motion of I~r. Apperson, seconded by Iqr. Goyne, it is resolved that the Treasurer of the County' be and he hereby is requested to transfer the sum of.$50~000.00 fY~om the Sewer Revenue Fund to the' Sewer Debt Fund. On motion of I~[r. Britton~ seconded by i',ir.Goyne, it is resolved that the County Engineer beand he hereby is authorized to follow the estaolished policies in the re0uest, of Mr.B.O.!.'~oodcock for a reiuction in the sewer co~n~ct~r~ ~ charges. On motion of Mr._~rztton, seconded ,,,y mr.Goyn~, ~t ms resolvedthat the County returns a well lot in Oakhsven he~[~hts to Mt.Henry C~andler. ' On motion of [~ir. Britton, seconded by Mr.~o}n~, it. ~'~ ~ is resolved that the trsde easements with the Broad Rock Land Co}7~oration in Forest Hill '- ..... ~a, spears that the traae will [.~ for t~e best interest of all concerned. ,'~r.,,ovne pr~sents a request from Mr. Neal in the Village of Chester for the policy on sewer service charges. 'Upon consideration whereof, it is ~-- ,=~.~ agreed rna% the Executive Secretary write to .. .~. of the Board in connection ,.~i~-h this matter. '/ ~-~ On motion of Y.r.2rownins, seconded by }(r.Goyne, it is resolved t~?~a!', a n. etition from citizens of the Ivey' ~,!ill ~oad be filed ~,.~it?, the ~apers of this Board ~nd the citize~'.~s on said petition be notified they this Board wi!l'do what it can be cause this road to be included into the next budget of the ~ighway Department. On motion of' Mr. Goyne, seconded bv ~ir.Apperson, it is resolved that Sst S of the County Police ~'~ .............. ~eDartmen~ aha mr. Isbell of the Highway Safety Office be requested to study the elimination of certain islands a~. the~_n,,~.., ~ '~ ..... s,,c.~zon' of l~ts. !0 and 1~ in Chester. The County was notified that the following roads has been officially taken .into the State Secondary System: ?,foodmont Subd. Sections "C" and"E" Ashburn Road - from the intersection of Routes 1781 and 1768 and running west O.~3 miles to Dolfield Drive 0.43 ?.:i. D[l!on Road - from a point on Route 1~7, 0.25 mile west of Route 1781 an~ running south O.O8 miles to Route 2056 0.08 " Jason Road - from a point on Route t781, 0.08 mile south of Route 1768 and extending west 0.36 miles to Dolfield Dr~ve Locust Grove Subdivision: O. 36 " Pine Street - from a point on Route 706, 0.15 mile east of Route l~J+ and running south 0.05 mile to a de@d end 0.05 " Orange Hill Subdivision: Orange Hill Avenue _ from a point on Route l!gS, 0.O~ mile south of Route llL6 and running o.O4 miles south to Route 1113. 0.04 Mi. ~r.Lancaster, Resident Engineer, Virginia Department of Highways, presents a map showing additions and abandonments concerning the construction of Rt.892. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Britton, it is resolved that the Highway DeDartment be requested to abandon ~ ' 4. a total le~ngth of which is .4 miles. Sections 1, 2. 3, and And be it further resolved, thatthe Highway Department is requested to add to the Secondary System of roads Sections 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9, involving a total of 3.25 miles, all as shown on a sketch made by the Highway Department, dated October 18, 1965 and ~filed with the Board's papers. Rir.R.V.Lancaster reports that the Highway Department c.a~not negotiate with the citizens on the north end of Halloway avenue. ~,~nereupon, he is asked by the Boar~ to check on the plans of s~id road from the Creek southwardly to Rt.36. Mr. Britton presents a petition signed by citizens in the McGuire Park area, requesting some improvement to the intersection of Spain and ~Guire Drive. Upon consideration whereof, andon motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that t~e Highway Department check the feasibility of making this a one-way street. Ra".Lancasber reports that a'"Stop and Go" light and channeli~ation has been authorized for the intersection of Rt. 10 and Walmstey Boulevard, and that the work will be done in the spring of 1966. On motion of M~]Goyne, seconded by ~'~r.A~person, it is resolved that this Board ~ requests the Seaboard Airline R~. to improve the overhead bridge at Rt. 616 in order that the Highway Department can improve the road in this vicinity. On motion of IV~r. Britton, seconded by Mr. ADperson, it is resolved that this Board requests Sgt. Simmons to investigate the need for sidewalks at the Davis Elementary School. On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Mr. Apperson, iris resolved that this Board requests the Highway Department 6o study the Atlantic Coast Line RR. crossing at Dupuy Road as to the need for lights and signals since there is a great influx of homes in this area. On motion of Mr.Browning, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the Highway Department be requested to study Rt.36 from R'~atoaca eastwardly, with the possibility of widening this road, since the contruction of the Appomattox Water Dam west of ~a~oaca will cause great increase in traffic. On motion of Mt. Browning, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it is resolved that %his Board requests the Highway Departmentoto square the intersection of River Road and Hickory Road with a possible 90 intersection. ~ir. Lancaste~ states that he has requested the Appomattox Water Authority to study the possibility of putting the 30" pipe, bringins' water to Ettrick south of Rt.36. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mt.Browning, seconded by Mr.Goyne, it isresotved that this Board requests the Highway Department ~nd the Authority and representatives of the County to meet and discuss these plans for coordination of the possible widening of Rt.36. On motion of Mr.A~per. son, seconded by ~r. Browning, the following Ordinance be and it hereby is adopted~ AN ORDINi~NCE to repeal Sect. 12-4 of The Code of the County of ~hesterfield, Virginia, to eliminate the fee charged for the issuance of trailer licenses, and to amend Sect. 12-5 to provide for penalty of five per cent to be added to the tax if not paid when d~e and providing for interest on any unpaid tax and penalty at six per cent per annum beginning one month from tBe time the tax is due. That Sect.12-~ of The Code of the County of Chesterfield, Virginia, is hereby repealed and that Section 1R-5 be amende~ and readopted as loll ows: Sec. 12-5. Same. License Year; payment in quarterly installments; penalty and interest for non-payment. The annual license tax provided for in this chapter may k9 paid in quarterl~ installments. No license shall be granted under this chapter for a period of less than three months. The license year shall be from January first through December thirty-first. If the license raj be not paid within, one calendar month after the beginning of the license tax year, or if elected to be paid in installments shall remain unpaid for one month when a quarterly installment is due, there shall be added a penalty of five per cent of the amount of the license tax~ or ~1.O0, whichever is the greater, and interest shall be due and payable on the tax and penalty at six per cent per annum beginning one month after the license tax is due until paid. Lr. R.P..Sowers~Attorney, representing the Cab owners in the County states that an increase from 915,0OO &o 930,000 to ~30~OOOand ~60,000 in liability coverage for cabs will cause great hardship to t~e cab owners ~ will cause them to pay approximately ~84.00 more per year per cab for insurance and will cause other hardship. Upon considera~tion whereof, and on motion of ~Yr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved- that the following ordinance be and it hereby is passed with ~15~000 and ~30~000 liability coverage. It is here noted that Mt. Browning vote~ No, stating that we are not protecting the people who may ride in these cabs because of inadequate insurance. aN ORDINANCE to amend the Code of the County of Chesterfield, Virginia, adding a new chapter, Chapter 6-1, to provide for the regulation and operation of taxicabs and all other for-hire passenger vehicles, the issuance and suspension or re~ocation of Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity - the issuance of a "Public Vehicle Driver's License". BE IT O~D~INED BY THE BO~.iD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIa, THAT CHAPTEk 6-1 OF THE CODE OF i~E COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, BE ADOPTED ~S FOLLOWS: Section 6.1-1 Definitions. Unless it appears from the context that a different meaning is intended for the purpose of this chapter~ the following words and phrases shall have the meanings ascribed to them by this section: Certificate. The certificate of public convenience and necessity granted by the county to persons in the business of operating public vekicles, taxicab.~ or for-hire cars as provided in this chapter. Driver. Any person in charge of or operating any public vehicle, taaicab, or for-hire car. For-hire car. Any motor-driven vehicle used for the transportation, for hire or reward, of passengers upon the streets of the county whether operated continuously as a takicab or occasionally upon the streets or roads of the county, except buses being operated under franchise and over fixed routes and~ between fixed termini. ~ner. Any person hav~ng control of the operation or maintenance, of r~ublic vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire cars, including any person having cont'~ol of the collection of revenue derived from the operation of public w~hicles, taxicabs and for-~ira cars and including the ?urchaser of any ~ublic w~hic!e, tab, ica0 or for-hire car under conditional sales con tract, or ot~er titl~-reservJng agreement. Public vehicle. Any taxicab, whether e{]uip?ed .ith 8 taxi-meter or ~ct, m~d for-hir./~ cars as defined herein. Taxicab.. Any motor-driven vehicle used for t~.e tr~nsports~ion, for hire or re~a~.~, _ . ~ s~reets oi ~= county ezcer~t buses ~'?~ v ~.~ of passengers ui~on il-, ' opereted under franchise and over fixed routes sr~c] between fiwed ~ermini. Section 6. 1-2 Dperation s~f..~.ject to c~apter. 'Ph~ ap,oration of public v~kicles, taxi. cabs ':in~'! ~:.or-~,.~.ro' cars wi-' ',.r,~r. ~ ke ccunvy ~..'hail be sub.ioof to the con:]itions, r~:gu}~ions and :r'estricti.:t~.s set forth in this chapter and it aball be ~.~nlawful to ot. ~r~te, or cause to se operated, within the county any public ~ehicle, taxicab or for-hire car unless a certificate of [~ublic convenienc~ and n~cas~ty and a license therefor have been issued tn the owner thereof and u~less t'ae conditions, regulations and restrictions set forth and prescribed in 'this chapter have been complied with by such owner. Section 6.1-3 Inspection of behicles. Every public vehicle, taxicab or fo~-hire car operating within th~ county shall be inspected by the chief of police or some member of the poiide departmerit designated by him at regular intervals of approximately six months, and at such other times as the chief of police may, in his discretion, determine. If suc~ vehicle shall be found to be in an unsafe, unfit or unclean condition, the ow.~er ther~-~of shall be notified by the chief of police at once, and s~ch vehicle shall not be operated thereafter~ until such defective or unclean condition has been remedied. ~ection 6.1-2 Cruising. Public vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire car~t shall not be ~}'+~rmi. tt~!~d to cruise seeking employment. Section 5.1-5 S~[i~.tation r~gulat~d. ~.[o person ~w~a!l solicit patronage for any public vehicle, ta.~.~ica~ or for-hire car by word, signal or othe~,i~e on any ?ub!ic street or pztlic property in the county other ti~anat such stands as may be designated and assig~;ad ]n ?,ccordance with regulations of tho Boarc! of Supe~n~isors or its designa~ed agents. ~c~cn 6.1-6 i"~o ~:ublic w~?~icie, t3,..~,~.~.~, c:r for-?ir~:; car .?:'.~i! be oper.,'::t.:;~i c:,n th'; s~.~uo'-~"' ~ '- of the co~'nty in which there is not displayed at. some conspicuous point inside of such vehicle, in fullview of the passenger or person hiring such vehicle, the rates fixed, prescribed or established for the use of any such vehicle. Such rates shall be fixed, prescribed or established by the COmmissioner of ltevenue and shall be uniform, and it shall be unlawful for the owner or operator of any such vehicle to charge a rate in excess of the rate so fixed, prescribed or established or the rate posted or displayed as herein required. ~ection 6.1-7 Carrying of more than one passenger. Not more than one passen.er shall be transported at one time in any public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car without the consent of the person first engaging the vehicle. Section 6.1-8 Nonpaying passengers. No nonpaying passenger shall be transported with a paying passenger in any public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car, except bona fide officers or employees. of the owner or a police officer engaged in the performance of his duty and unable to obtain other adequate means of transportation. Section 6. 1-9 Refusal of drivers to make trips. No owner of any public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car shall refuse to transport any passenger to any part of the county; however, no driver shall be required to drive the vehicle operated by him to any place which may be detrimental to such vehicle or which would endanger any of the occupants thereof. Section 6. 1-10 Collecting fares ~nd changing money. No driver of a public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car shall collect fares or changemoney except prior to the starting of s,,ch vehicle or after it has been brought to a full stop. Section 6.1-11 Refusal of passengers to pay fare. Any passenger refusing to pay the fare charged by the driver of any public ~ehicle, taxicab or for-hire car shall be brought to the police station, and the officer there on duty shall decide the correct fare to be paid. In case the passenger is leaving the county, the nearest available police officer shall make the decision. Should the passenger still refuse to pay, he shall be arrested and tried, and, on conviction of having refused to pay the proper fare, shall be punished in accordance with Section 1-6. If any such passenger shall fail or refuse to accompany the driver to the police station, or to the nearest available police officer, a warrant for his arrest may be issued upon proper complaint, and upon conviction of having refused to pay the proper fare, he shall be punished in accordance with Section 1-6. Section 6.1-12 Receiving and discharging passengers. Every public vehicle, taxicab and for-hire car shall receive and discharge passengers only at the right-hand curb of the street and only when at a full stop. Section 6. 1 - 13 Drivers to remain with vehicles. The driver of any public vehicle, t~xicab or for-hirecar shall remain in his vehicle or within five feet of same at all times while such car is on the streets while under hire, except while engaged in loading or unloading the baggage or other property of passengers hiring the vehicle. Section 6.1-14 Lost and found property. Any property left or found in public veh~¢ies, taxicabs or for-hire cars shall be turned over to the chief of police and if unclaimed, it must be returned to the owner of such publis vehicle,taxicab or for-hire car in which such property is found, at the expiration of ninety days. Section 6 1 - 15 Application of traffic laws. Every public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car operating on the streets of the county sh~ll be subject to all laws and ordinances regulating traffic applicable to other vehicles. Section 6. 1-16 Capacity of vehicles. The capacity of any public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car shall be the seating capacity of such vehicle, the driver included, plus two additional pas senger s. Section 6. 1-17 Sounding of horns. No person shall sound the horn or other warning nevice of any public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car except as a danger signal or in compliance with the requirements of a state law or county or~i~inance. Section 6 1-18 Lettering of vehicles. There sBall be painted or printed on every public vehicle, taxicab or for hirecar lettering clearly showing the name of the owner thereof and indicating that such vehicle is a public vehicle, taxicab or for-hire car. The size, content and character of such lettering, and the position thereof on each such vehicle, shall be specified by the Commissioner of the Revenue and the failure of any owner to comply wit~: such specifications within ten days after being notified to do so by the ~Jmmlssioner"'c ' of the Revenue shall o c ~o~ltute a violation of this chapter. Section 6. 1-19 Record of calls. Every owner shall keep a clear, neat record of the origin and destination of all calls and it shall be the Uuty of all drivers and employees of the o~P, ner to report such calls. Such reclords ska!l be open at all times to inspection by any member of the police department and sh~llbe ~vreserved for a 7~eriod or no? less than ninety ~ays. No person shell knowin~l~ make a record of a fictitious call ~, us,~, any ,fictiti°u~~ ~ name in r~porting a ~n,..~n~,' .fide cx~l,'"~ nor sn.~l'~-~ a fictitious or fa:se address of t?:e t::oint of ~ o~_~,~,~ or dost' -'~ ~ ~..~ reported of reco.rde~l. ' - ~- Section 6. 1-20 Accident, reports. i]very accii~nt.~ in w}fich e:y public' vehicle, +~xi-,ab o,.~' ~ur-h~.re~', ' car' is involved shall be immediately r ....... ~.~ .......to the ~olic~ department, h~ev~r ~he accident may be. ~ ~ section 6. 1-21 Insurance. No owner shall be ~ermi?~,~;~ to o~er~t~;'~ for-b~'re, soy ~.~' .... -- ~ ~u~lC vehi~'ie, taxica~ or foP-hire car within t~e county unless and unt;~' ~ ~ ~ such own,ar shall, i~.~ ~-~ecured and depositec with the Cor~%~i's~ oner of the X~¥enue a,..._~'dicv of '[Psu¥..~r:ce nublis liability anal property damage for ~a~p, such ~' '~ ' ' . ,~ounty~ isled by some solvent JnS~FaR.2{~2 come,any licensed sod d~lv a~t~ori~,=~ to execu~.~ such policy within the St~'te and to carry on business within *~ ~uch policy or insurance shs!l be issued to s,.~ch o~sner on each public taxicab or for-fire car owned or operated by stroh owne.r wi%hin the county, shall shall nrovide f6r the payment of any Pinal judgment, not to exceed"the of fifteen t~ousand dollars for injury or death to any one person, the sum thzr~y thousand dollars for lnjurv or death to mor'e th,z~n one nerson, anu ~he sum ~.1,.~ thousand dollars ~roperty. dama,~ee, in any accident, whi[}h ~ay b~ rendered a.~<ainsL such insured for or on account of iamage to r:Foperty for which such ?woof may be liable while operating cr r}er~itting %abe opei}'ated sncR ~' .... ~us~ic vehicle ~ %axicsb or for-hire car wi%hiu %h~ ~ounty~ or by ~eason cf ..... '- ~ ~,~ g~ O~r=~g O~t cf ~'~' careless or negligent oper8sion of such vehicle by such insured, ar his agents or employees within the county. Such policy of Jasurance shall conrmin a clause obli~ati~ the company issuing the s~me to give te~ days'written x~.otice ~o the · Commis~oner of she Revenue before cancellation the~eoz~. Section6. 1-22 ProOf of financi~l ability in lieu of insurance. Any owner referred to in the preceding secvion whose net assets shall be not less than fifty thous8nd dollars, may bepe~itted to carry his own: liability insurance against damages to persons or to property, provided such o~er can reasonably satisfy the Co~issioner of the Revenue as to his permanent and financial standing. Any such owner desiring to exempt himself from the requirements of the precedin~ section shall make application to the Commis.~ioner of the Rev~ue for such exemption. The Gommissioner of the Revenue, upon being satisfied of the financial condition of such owner to pay such damages as would be covered b~ the policy of insurance provided for in the preceding sectioa may~ by writtin order, m~e such exemption, and rosy issue a certificate thereof to such ow~r and deliver a duplicate copy thereof to the chief of police. The Co~ission of the Revenue. may,from time to time , require further st. stements of the financial ability of such o~er and if, at any time, in the opinion of the commissioner, such owner sha~l appear no longer to be able to pay the d~ages hereinbefore refer:r~d to, the co~iss~oner shall revoke the order granting exemption and notify the o~er thereo~, as well as the chief of police. Thereupon, the commis~oner shall suspend the ~ertificate of publis convenience snd neces~ty issued to such o~er to operate such public vehicles, taxicabs or for-hire cars within thc ~oun~y, un~il such owner shall have complied with the provisions of the preceding section. Th~ provisions of this and the preceding section shall apply ~o the owners and operators of all public vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire cars operated within the county regardless of whether wuch owners shall have obtained licenses for the business of operating such public vehicles~ taxi,cbs or for-hire cars or per, ts from the chi~ of police of the county, under any law prior to the ~ssing: of this chapter. No license for the business of operating public ~ehicles~ taxicabs or for-hire cars, and no certificate of public convenience and neces~ty shall be issued by the commissioner unless and until the owner operating or proposing ~o operate such public ~ehi~les, taxicabs or for-hire cars ~t~n the ~ounty shall have complied with the provi~ons of this and the preceding section. Section 6. 1-23 Those holding themselves out as operators or drivers must comply with chapter[ No person shall use the term "public vehicles", "Taxi", "Taxicab", "Cab","for-hire car", or any term of similar meaning in advertising or any lights similar to those commonly used to identify public vehicles, taxicabs or for-hire cars, nor shall any person, by any means, hold himself out as the operator or driver of a public vehicle, tax,cab or for-~ire car unless he shall have complied with the provisions of this chapter insofar as the same shall be applic able. Section 6. 1-2~ Certificate required of owners. No permit or license for the operation of a public vehicle,taxicab ~fleet of public vehicl . . // ha- ~streets o,f t. he county, shall be issued es. taxzca__b_s or for-hir, e cars u on _ ~ .oeen g.rante~ to him a certificat~ +~ ?~o any..p?r~on unless an~ until'.h~P~ i! requires the operation therenr ~_~_~_~=~.une pUD±lC convenience an~ ~^i~i"?~= II person unless he be the bo~-~-''=~''u ~o suc_n certificate shall be ~['~sztY ~er of the vehxcles ~ro ....... Y Section 6 ~ Fu~u ~ooe operated. ' · 1-25 Application for certificate. Any person desiring to operate public ve~ctes, taxicabs or for-hire cars shall make applica~on to the Co~is~ oner of the Revenue for a certificate of public convenience and necesst~, in duplicate, shall set forth the and in the application, which shall be filed name and address of the applicant, the trade name under which the applicant does, or proposed to do business, the number of vehicles the applicant desires to operate, the c~s, seating capacity and color scheme of such vehicle or vehicles, and the lettering and marks to be used ther~n, and whether it is desired to operate such public ve[~icles as taxicabs or as for-hire cars, together with any other information required by the co~is~oner, and which may 6e relevant and pe~inent to the matter of the issuance ef such certificate. Section 6. 1-26 Hearings; issuance or refusal of certificates. The Co~issioner of the Revenue shall, at such time and place as he shall designate, hold public hearings, during the month of March and September of each year, upon such applications as have theretofore been filed with him for a ~; certificate of public convenience ~d necessit but n ~ held if no application shall b ~H~ ~_~Y~= o. such hearings shall be of eith~ of such months, the number of public vehicles, taxicabs or for-hire ~ e = ....... ~ ~=ur~ ~ne c~m~ssioner on the first day [~ cars for which certificates of public convenissce and necessity havebeen issued equals.or exceeds'one for each five hundred residents of the county ac cord ing ~ to the last preceding census. The comm~sions may, in his discretion, conduct a public bearing'at any time upon any pending application. Before conducting a ~ hearing under the provisions of this section, the co~iss6oner shall give ten'daMs notice thereof, inwriting, to all applicants · · · cars rot which ~ aDnlicat~-j~u~.~n~ public vehicles, taxi~abs o~ Yi2-~_ such dete~znation the ...... == ~ . .~e~, or any n~oer thereof I~ ~,-~-- taxicabs and for-hire car service and other fo~s of tr~sportation for passengers .... ~=~ ~ne ~mequacy oz existing already in existence in the county; (~) the probably permanence and the quality of the service offered by the applicsn't; and (c) the n~ber and character of vehicIes proposed to be used by the applicant. No such certificate~s of public' convenience an~ necessity shall be issued by the co~issioner to %he applicant until he has dete~ined the ~ters set forth in (a),(b) and (c) above, tn the event that the com~ssioner shall find, upon such investigation and after such hearing, that %he public convenienc additional public vehicles, taxicabe ~nd necessity r~uires the o~=~'~ ~ the commissYoner may either require o .... -~ . ~ ~ .... ~n ~ s~ r zor-nlr~_ cars wlthi~ the county, then t~e peri,ohs onen engaged in such bu'~iness in t}~e county and holding such certificates,or any one or more of them to provide such additional service within a reasonable time, not more t~n thirty ~ays% or if he be satisfied Of the suitability, the character and the qualifications of the applicant to conduct such a business, or in the case of a corporation, if he shall be satisfied of the fitness of the ~ficers, directors and stockholders of such corporation to conduct such business, and further satisfied as to the financial responsigility of the applicant and as to %he experience of the applicant in the transportation of passengers for hire in public vehicles, taxicabs or for&hire cars, and as to the ability of the applicant to properly conduct such business, he may grant the certificate applied for. But, in the event that the commissioner shall refuse to issue such certificate to the applicant t~refor, upon the ground that Public convenience and necessity does not req~re the operation of additional'- public vehicles, taxicabs, or for-hire cars in the county or because he shall have~ required the persons then engaged in such business in the county and holding such certificates, or any one or more of them, to provide such additional service, or because he is not s~tisfied of the suitability, character and qualifications of the applicant to conduct such business, or of the financial resmonsibility of the applicant, or of the a~plicant's &xperience or his ability to c~nduct such business~ then the applicant may, within ten days from the date of such refusal, file with the Chesterfield County Circuit Court of the county a petition, in writing, to review th~ findings of the Commissioner and his action with respect to such certificate. A copy of such p~ition, in which shall be stated the time and place at which Jt will be u~esented to the Court, shall be served on the commissioner. Any person who may bereq~red by the commissioner to provide such additional service may, within ten days from the date of any such order, file with the ohesterI~e!d (5ounty Circuit Court of the County a petition, in writing, to review the findings of the co~is~oner and his action with respect thereto. A copy of such petition i~which shall be stated the time and place at which it will be presented to the Coup%, shall be served on the commissioner. Section 6 1-27. Authority of Commissioner of the Revenye to order holders of Certificates to operate additional vehicles. If the 6o~n. issioner of the Revenue shall determine, after investi?~atior, although no application may have been mede to him for any certificate of-rublic conveni~ce and necessit-~, that ~ubiic convenience and necessit~ requires the operation of additional public vehicles, texicsbs or for-hi~ c~rs within the County, ~,s~n the commis~oner shall siva no~ic~ 'b~:~- a~:plications for additional certificates of convenience an ~ ' 5 necessity wil~ be r~,ce[ved. Should no such a~'plications be received, the commissioner may r~quire the holders of the out- '~X',~d~ng cert~cates~ or any ofi~ n~, No'~ .... mf l,..~ ...... e%-ent that the holder of a~ 1 aoo..ol.~,%C,,_h!.r,}, cars within the Cc~nt~z co~}~issione~ ms~r ~ .... 1.~ ~-,~.y o~C~ Ce~ %]li. ca~e snail f~i~ ~o ~n s~ +~._~ z:3. the e,.;~t of suah ~v,~-:~ , ........... of any such certificate snail ~o review the action of the commissioner as is provided in section 6. 1-33. Section 6. 1-28 Certificates not transferable. Certificates of public convenience and necessity, when issued, shall not be transferable. Section 6. 1-29 Substitution of vehicles or equipment. The holders of certificates of public convenience and necessity may substitute new or other vehicles in place of vehicles that have become worn out or obsolete, and the number of vehicles shall not exceed the number provided for in the certificates already issued and outstanding to the holders thereof. No ecuipment shall be substituted for that described in '~e certificate of public convenience and necessity unless and until it has been inspected and approved by the chief of police and the substitution has ;oeen endorsed on the certificate by the chief of police. Section 6. 1-30 Renewal of certificates of veterans of the armed forces. In the case of any person inducted into the armed forces of the United States under the provisions of the Selective Service and Training Act, who, at the time of his induction, held a certificate of public convenience and necessity issued to him under this article, the Commissioner of the Revenue shall, upo~ the application of such person filed after his discharge from the armed forces, issue to such person a certificate of public convenience and necessity for the operation of such number of public vehicles, taxicabs or for- hire cars as he had in operation at the time of his induction into the armed forces and in such case the provisions of section 6. 1-25 shall not be applic- able. Section 6. 1~31 Duration of certificates. Certificates of public convenience and necessity for the operation of public vehicles, taxicabs and lo,hire cars shall be effective for a period of one year beginning with April fifteenth of each year. Section 6. 1-32 Revocation or suspension of certificates by commissioner of the revenue - Grounds. Any certificate of public convenience and necessity issued under tills article may be revoked or suspended by the commiss~sner of the revenue for the following causes: (a) Failure to maintain the public vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire cars in good order and repair. .Ib) Failure to operate the public vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire cars specified in the certificates, or other ve~cle properly substituted therefor, in such manner as to serve the public adeeuately. (c) Failure to comply with sections 1. 6-21 and 1 6-22. (d) Repeated and ~rsistent violation of the traffic and safety ordinances by drivers. (e} Failure to report any accident, however slight, as recruited herein. (f) Wilful or continued failure to comply with the provisions of this article or any other law or ordinance regulating the operation of public vehicles, taxicabs and for-hire cars within the ~unty. (g) Failure of any operat~ to operate regularly the number of public vehicles, taxicabs or for-hire cars, authorized b~ his certificate of public convenience and necessity, shall constitute a ground upon which the commissioner may revoke such certificate of public convenience and necessity to the extent that such certificate authorized the operation of a number of public vehicles, taxi-cabs or for-hire cars in excess of the number regularly operated by such operator. Section 6. 1-33 Same --Procedure; term of suspension; reissuance of revoked certificate. No certificate of public convenience and necessity shall be revoked or suspended by the commissioner of the revenue unless or until the owner has had at least five days' notice by the registered mail to the address shown in his certificate of the specific charges against him and of the time and place of a hearing thereon. The hearing shall be held by the commissioner, the o~mer having the right to present his own case or have counsel. After the hearing, and within a reasonable time, the co~nissioner shall render a decision either revoking the certificate, suspending it or dismissi~ the charges. In the event that the commissioner shall revoke or suspend any such certificate, the holder thereof may, within ten days from the date of such action, file with the Chesterfield Circuit Court of the county a petition, in writing, to review the action of the co~missioner in so doing, and a copy of the petiiton, in which shall be stated the time and place at ~ich the same will be presented, shall be served on the commissioner. Any certificate of ~ublic convenience and necessity suspended shall not be suspended for less th~n ten days nor more than thirty days. Any certifi- cate revoked shall not be reissued to the same person under any circumstances for a term of at least one year after such revocation. Section 6. 1-3~ Drivers' licenses reruired. No person shall drive or operate a public vehicle taxicab or for-hire cd' within the county unless he shall have obtained a special license to be known as a "Public Vehicle Driver's License" which shall be in addition to any other license required of such person. ' Section 6. 1-35 Application for license. Application for a public vehicle driver's license shall be made in writing to the chief of police of the county, and s~all show the following: (a) Full name of applicant. (b) Present address. (c) Age and place of birth. (d) Places of previous address and employment for the past five years. ezgnt, weright, color, color of eyes, color of hai~ and sex. (f) Whether or not applicant ~s in good physical condition. .i (g) w~eth~r or not th~ applicant ~s, or has been, Within 'the period of two (h) Whether or not apDlicatn nas good hearing and goo~ eyesight. years last past, addicted to ~he use of intoxicating liquors, drugs or other forms ]of narcotmcs, and if~ so, to what ~xtent. (Il ~fhether or not applicant has ever been convicted or entered a plea of nolo contendere to, the violation of of, pleaded guilty to, any county, stste, federal or other criminal law involving moral turpitude and, if so, such other information as may be required by the chief of police. (j) The record of applicant with respect to offenses connected with the iioperation of motor vehicles and other offenses affecting the suitability of the applicant as a person who should be permitted to operate a public vehicle, "including assault and battery and other offenses against the person and larceny and robbery. (k..~ Whether or not applicant has previously been employed or licensed as a driver or chauffeur, and, if so, whether or not'his license or permit has ever been revoked or suspended or any reason. (1) What experience, if any, applicant has had in the operation of cars. Earn applicant shall apply for his license in person~ and have his fin~er- iprints taken, which fingerprints shall constitute a part of h~s ap~lication.~ and !self, ~ leach applicant shall file with his application two recent photogra hs of him-of . a size designated by the Chief of Police, one of which shall be .attached to, and shall become a part of, the application, and the other of which shall be avvached to the license, if issued, in such a manner that no other photograph may be substituted therefor without probability of detection. .Section 6. 1-36 Investigation by chief of police; issuance or refusal of ' license; contents and display of license. The chief of police of the county, upon t~e filing of an application as i!set forth in tKe preceding section and after notice to the applicant and. opportu- .~nity afforded the applicant to be haard, shall promptly make an investigation ilof the ~ma~ters stated therein, and if he shall find, upon 'that th~ applicant possesses the necessary ~ualifications such investigation, on the basis of the iinformation furnished in the application and his investigation %hereof, he shall ,issue to him a lisense card, which shall bear a number and which shall contain '~the name, home address, business address, and a photograph of the applicant, and ii:he name of his employer, and the license card shall be posted in a conspicuous iiplace in any public vehicle, taxicab, or for=hire car which is being operated i~or is in charge of the applicant. But if the chief of police be not satisfied !that the applicant possesses the necessary o. ualifications on the basis of the iinformation furnished in the application and his investigation therof, he shall ~irefuse to ilrefuse issue such license. But, in the event 'that the chief of police shall to issue any such license to the applicant therefor, the applicant may, ~!within ten days from the date of such refusal, file with the Chesterfield County '~,Circuit Court of the countg a petition in writing to review the findings of the .lc · i hmef of police and his actions with respect to each license. A copy of the i!petiti~n, in Which shall be stated the time and place at which it will be i!presented to the court shall be served on the chief of police. I! iSection 6. 1-37 Surrender, revocation or suspension of license. i The public vehicle driver's license of any' driver shall immediately become ~ivoid and shall be immediately surrendered by him upon his conviction of or plea ~of guilty or nolo contendere to the vi~lation of any county ordinance, or state, !federal or other criminal law involving moral turpitude. The chief of police of the county, upon ten days' notice to any driver licensed hereunder, shall have the power to revoke or suspend the license of such i!driver for any of the following causes: (a) Repeated violations of traffic and safety laws and ordinances. (b) Failure to report any accident in which such driver is involved, however slight. (c) Convictions of reckless driving twice in any calendar year. (d) Violation of any substantial ~rovisions of this article. ~ In the event that the chief of police shall revoke or suspend the license iiof any such driver, for any of the causes mentioned above, such driver may, with- i!in ten days from the date of such revocation or suspension of such license, file iiwith the Chesterfield County Oircuit Court of the county a petition, in writing, ilto review the action of the chief of police. A copy of the petititon, in which ishall be stated the time and place at which it will be presented bo the court, !shall be served upon the chief of police. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after Februa~ 1, 1966. The matter of a game claim from Mrs. Hazel Evans comes before the Board, and Mr. Joe Gettings, DoE Warden, states that he saw two sheep that were killed, one a registered sheep but was not called at the killing of the third sheep. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Martin,seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that the sum of ~65.00 be paid for the two sheep and that no money be paid for the third sheep purported to have been killed. 65-81CS. ~,:;r. Graham Jennings and Mr. John Thomas, representing ~rs. Dorothy A. Sandridge come before the Board recuesting the rez~ning from Residential-2 to General Business (C-2) of a rectangular shaped parcel of land fronting 200 feet on Harrowgate Road (Rt. 1~ and extending eastwardly 163 feet, being 163 feet south of Rt. 706 in Bermuda ~a~istefial District. ~r. Jennings states that his client needs more parking space and presents a petition signed by 135 persons in support of his request. ' Mr. Harvey Butler states that the applicant has stated she would build a launder- mat, beauty shop, barber shop and other facilities, and that the citizens in the area would go along with a Use Permit provided a ditch would be suitably piped so that drainage water would not endanger adjacent properties. Mr. Landis Simmons pre~ents a petition against the reeuest. Mr. Jennings states that the opposition is not valid, the people moved there when the store was in place and that the people who signed the petition were told that the land would be used for parking and shrub sales until sewerage is available. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~ir. Goyne, se~ondedby ~r. Martin, it is resolved that this reouest be denied and that the recommendations of the Planning Commission for a Use Permit for parking and t~e sale of shrubs be approved, and that the Use Permit to go ~th the present owners of the land and not with the land. It is here noted that the applicant agrees to these restrictions. 65-8~CS. Mr.' R.. P. Sowers, Attorney, representing Verle Vincent and Helen Gordon reeuests the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) of a 2.2 acre parcel of land of irregular shape, fronting 211 feet on RoUte 360 and extending northwardly ~7~ feet, being approximately 150 feet west of Lancers Boulevard in Manchester Magisterial District. There appearing no one in opposition to this reouest, and the Planning Commission having reconmmended the approval of same, it is on motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by ~r. Martin, resolved that the afore~escribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned for General Business purposes. 65-85CS. Mr. Cecil L. Williams comes before the Board reinvesting the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) of a rectangular shaped parcel of land fronting 250 feet on River Road (Route 602) and extending southwestwardly 100 feet, beinF, 300 feet southeast of the intersection of River Road and Eanes Road (Route 629) in Matoaca District, and the applicant states that he is willing to abide by the recommendations of the Planning Commission to reduce his reeuest to a Use Permit to operate a shop for the sale of saws and repair of saws, upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Mr. Apperson, it is resolved that a Use Permit for a shop for the sale and repair of saws be and it hereby is granted. 65-23U Mr. R. P. Sowers, Attorney, representing Mr. J~eph Battle, comes before the Board reouesting a Use Permit for recreational facilities and a Public Auction operation on a 18.8 acre parcel of land fronting 775 feet on Quells Road (Rte. 65~) and extending northwestwardly 1135 feet said parcel being 1570 feet southwest of the intersection of Old Hundred Eoad (Rte 604) and Qualla Road. Mr. Sowers states that even though he has just been employed in this case, he feels that what Mr. Battle is seeking is justified and will not be detrimental to the neighborhood. Mrs. Chandler who lives across the road speaks in opposition. Mrs. Fred Mann also opposes. Mr. Britton states that he has had several calls in opposition to this reouest. Mr. Martin presents a petition a~ainst the rezoning. Upon consideration wherof, and on motion of Mr. Martin, seconded by Mr. Britton, it is resolved that this matter be deferred for one month until January 12, 1966. 65-2~U Mr. O. J. Purdy comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to operate a dry cleaning establishment on a rectangular shaped parcel of land fronting 330 feet on the north side of Route 10 and also fronting 900 feet on the east line of Lee Street, being northeast of the intersection of Lee Street and Route 10 in Bermuda Magisterial District. There appearing no one in opposition to this reeuest, it is on motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr. Browning, resolved that a Use Permit for the operation of a dry cleaning establishment be granted on the aforedescribed parcel of land. n motion of ~r. ~pperson, seconded by I~ir. Browning, it is resolved that a Court Order ordering the payment of ~8~.00 to Mr. Oliver D. Rudy, be and it hereby is approved. On motion of ~'lr. Britton, seconded by Mr. A~person, it is resolved that the following appropriations be and the same hereby are made for the Quarter (Janua~y, February and Marchl, 1966, from the funds and for the functions or purposes indicated: General Revenue Fun~ For the operation of the Department of Welfare to be transferred to the Virginia Public Assistance Fund and expended by the Welfare Board ~111,0OO.O0- For the operation of the General County Agencies and services to be.transferrad to the Operating Fund and expended on order of the Board of Supervosors as follows: la. Board of Supervisors 2a. Commissioner of the Revenue ~15,000.00 2b. Assessment of Real Estate 10,000.00 2c. License Inspector 17,000.O0 3a. Office of the Treasurer 3,000.00 3b. Delinquent Tax Collections 6,951.O0 3c~' Auto License Tags 550.00 3d. Purchasing Agent 12,225.00 3e. Accounting Department 5,000.00 4a. Recording Documents-County Clerk 4,000.O0 Sa. Administration of Justice-Circuit Court 10,500.00 5b. County Court 810.O0 5c. Commonwealth,s Attorney O.O0 Sd. Probation Office 2,000.00 6a. Police Department 3,391.00 6b. Office of Sheriff 102,900.00 6c. Confinement of Prisoners 2,000.00 7. Fire Protection 5,000.00 8-e-h Miscellaneous Welfare. 20,000.00 9. Health Department 5,800.00 · ,lOa. County Engineer 20,000.00 10b. Building Inspector 4,OO0.00 10c. Trash Department 10,OO0.00 lOd. County Planner 7,000.00 lOs. Civil Defense 6,000.00 11. Support of Agriculture 640.00 13. Elections 2,000.00 14. Maintenance, Buildings & Grounds 3,000.00 15. Highway $tree~ Lighting 50,000.00 · ~mscellaneous 2,000.00 19. Capital Outlay 50,000.00 ~, 5oo.oo For the operation of public schools to be transferred to School Funds and expended only on order of the School Board as follows: 17a. Administration 37,$~0.00 17bl-b2 Instruction (Regular and Special). 1,¥20 500.00 l?b3 Other instructional costs ' ltd Transportation, Replacements of Buses 31,000.00 and other Auxiliary Agencies 219,000.00 17el Operation of Plants 178,O00.OO 17e2 Maintenance of Plants 17f. Fixed Charges 5~,000.00 19 Capital Outlay 19,1~5.00 19c Construction Fund 0.00 20 Debt Fund 900,000.00 Scholarship Fund 625,500.00 0.00 And be it further resolved, by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, that the following appropriations be and they are ~ade for the months of January, February and March, 1966, from the corresponding funds and for the functions or purposes indicated: Ettrick Operating ~nd Ettrick Debt Fund Ettri~.k Construction Fund County Garage Fund Oo~ Tax Fund Road Fund Water Department: ~7~000.00 0.00 0.00 15,000.O0 2,000.00 12,000.O0 lOc. Operating Fund 19c. County Construction 0.00 19fl. Meter Installation Fund 77,951.O0 lOd. Bond Construction 123,552.00 lOg. Debt Fund 60,000.00 lOj. Improvements, Reparis & Replacements ~00,000.00 Sewe_._.__z-_r: lOf. Sewer Operating Fund 19g. Sewer Cohstruction Fund ~38 526.00 iOL. Sewer Debt Fund ] - _ 19H. Sewer Bond r~ . ~onstructmon 19j. Service & Installation,s 300,000.00 19k. Improvements, Repairs, Ext. etc. 500,000.00 Total Appropriations: ~5,9!8,281.O0 There was received a resolution front the School Board dated November 2~, 1965, reouesting the sum of ~g9,~09.86 for Pupil Scholarships for the first half of the current session. It w~s generally agreed that this resolution be filed with the Board's papers since the money had previously been appropriated· On Motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by I~r. Goyne, it is rescZved that this .Board. reouest the School Board and Police Department to study the need for flashing lights at the A.M. Davis Elementary School. Er. Goyne presents the need for a Stop and Go light at the intersection of Rts. 10 and lg~ and moves that the Highway Department be requested to install a Stop and Go light at this intersection, due to the hazardous condition existing· Whereupon, I'dr. Apperson seconds this motion. Whereupon, it was suggested that the Highway Department be reouested to stud.,~ this situation. A vote being taken, [~'ir. Goyne and i'~ir. Apperson vote Yea, Homer, ~r. Martin and ~ir. Browning vote Nay for the reasons specified, f~.~r Britton does not vote. ' . Upon further consideration, and on motion of ~r. Browning, seconded by l~ir. ~'lartin, it is resolved that the Highway Department be reeuested to study the need for a Stop and Go Light at the intersection of Rt. 10 and 1~. There was read a letter form Mr Robert Lux, us:ness [,ianager of 'the Schools, · B for street lights, at certain schools in the County. Upon consideration where- of, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that this reeuest be referred to the Light Committee of this Board· On motion of [~r. l~lartin, seconded bT [~r. Britton, it is resolved t2at the Executive Secretary alone make recommendations as to the installation of treet lzgnts to the Board of Supervisors after suitable znvestzg if there be disa~reem~* ~ ~o ~ ........ ' '_ation and upon ~r Go ne ~ ~ ~ .... ~ ~ ~mgn~ oomm~ee would decide the issue~ Wi~ere- , ~ · Y a~es a suost~tute motion: That the r Light Committee v~w ~o~ ...... p ocedure se that the ..... ~ ~m every request or the County and decide with the Supervisor of each district the installation of lights. A vote being taken on the substitute motion, ['~[r. Goyne and Mr. Apperson vote Yea, ]'~r. ~.,[artin, ~ritton, and ~r. Horner vote ~ay. ~lr. Browning does not-vote· ~ vote on the original motion~ ~r. Britton, [~ir. Homer and [~[r. ~[artin vote Yea, I~ir. Goyne votes Nay, ~,~r. Browning and Mr. Apperson do not vote. WHEREAS, the slection of the Waltnall site as a County Airport has been restudied, especially in light of the opposition expressed by the Army personnel at Fort Lee and certain land owners in the area, and ~HEREAS, it appears that there are other sites more accessible and less expensive, which sites offer more potential for industrial develoDme~.t in the area, and . i~HEREAS, the f~eadowville site offers an excellent location for an airport since it is in the heart of the industrial area, can be constructed ~.'~:ith minimum cost, and can be made accessible to Route 10, and WHEREAS, it appears that the cooperative venture with ~he United States Army at £ort Lee would not prove advantageous to the i~rmy and would certainly not satisfy the industries in the hesterfme±d area, NOW, THEREFOr[E, BE IT itESOLYED, on motion of l~r. Goyne, seconded OM Apperson, that this Board reouests approval of the Federal Aviation ~gency of the ~ieadowville site and recuests that the. County be allowed to consZruct the airport at the ~ieadowville site inszead of the currently approved location at the Waltnall Interchange. On motion of I~.~r. Britton, seconded by ~,'ir. Goyne, it is ~"esolved t~tat the proposed ordinance providing a eaomng code for the regulation of heating h ~' installation in the County be in~roduced and advertised according to law. On motion of Itt. Browning, seco~'~ded 'by ~{r. Goyne it is resolved tiler o~llS Board re-uests the Cn~,, ...... ~-', - , .... d~ ..... i ....... fv,~on s ~ttorney to draft such cham~es ~ ~ ..... ~u~ ~ne con,racy demand of 100 kilowat~-s or ~ ~ U--~~ ~t~.~cessary to County Code. ~ ............ o~c~mon ~-15~ in the There was read a letter from the Association of Chesterfield fire Department asking for an increase of 25¢ for the sale of County license ~ i ~n~iderat$on~wh~reof, and on motion of Pr A~r~L ....... ~a~s., Upon ~o zs reso±ved that this rer~ ~ ~^~=~- '-~ fE~i~.~u~~dea oM ~r. ~rowni~ ....... u~rrem no vne ~lre oommit, tee of the County. on ~1otion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by NP. Browning, it is resolved that 'the bids for the Enon Fire Truck be referred to the Fire Committee. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Kr. ~pperson, it is resolved that the ~urcnasing Agent of the County be and he hereby is authorized to purchase, accordine to the lowest bid, an aerial ladder truck for the Nanchester Fire Department, the total cost of which is ~3~,96~.65. On motion of Nlr. Apperson, seconded by I','lr. Britton, it is resolved that the Treasurer of the County be and he hereby is reouested to appropriate the sum of ~36,O00 from the unexpended surplus of the County to Item 7 of the County budget. · On motion of Nr. Goyne, seconded by Mr. t',,lar&n, it is resolved that the Purchasi~; 'Agent be and he hereby is authorized to purchase a Remington Rand typewriter for the Commissioner of the Revenue. ' On motion of I'{r. ~ritton, seconded by Nr. Goyne, it is resolved that a Variance -to allow the construction of a dwelling on a private raad at the southern end of Dorset Road be granted to Dr. R. H. G. Butcher, provided there be no objection from the Engineering Department. On motion of Nr. Goyne, seconded by Nlr. Aaperson, it is resolved that the Chair- man and Clerk of this Board are authorize~ to sign an easement received from the Northwest Corporation for the use of certain land for a landfill in the vicinity of Fort Oarllng Park. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Pit. i~iartin, it is resolved that the County employees be paid on December 21,196~, according to the custom of the County· There was read a reouest from the County Assessor for the increase in salary of one of the County Appraisers, the sum of ~500.00 per year. Upon considration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by ~r. Goyne, it is resolved that the salary of }'iorris G. Crown be increased the sum of ~500.00 per year, beginning January 1, 1966. It is here noted that Hr. Browning votes On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded b:F Nr. Browning, it is resolved that the Chairman of the Board be and he herebr is authorized to sign an easement for the Virginia Electric & Power Company to run electric service to the Swift Creek Filter Plant· On Motion of Nlr. Apperson, seconded b',r I{r. Goyne,it is resolved that this Board allow Mr. Cimino to drive his car to i~'lemphis, Tenn. to attend a Regional Fire Meeting. On motion of },~r. Browning, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that the C~P Telephone Company be reouested to include all numbers ti'~at are Toll free in the various phone books. On motion of Mr i~lartin seconded by "¢ · , ~r. Browning, it is resolved nhat the Hi.~}hwa¥ Department be reouested to straighten and improve Courthouse Road (Rt. 653} between Rt. 60 and Rt. 360, particularly at the curve near the residence of }{r. R. h. Dance, and it is further reouested that t}~e Highway Department prepare a program to improve the entire road from Rt. 60 to Rt. 360. On motion of ~Vlr. Browning, seconded by NF. Goyne~ it is resolved ti~at this Board adjourn at 6:30 p.m. to December 28, 1965, at 2:00 p.m. / ~ ' ' tiv~--Secretary ' '