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01-13-1960 MinutesPresent: A~. Irvin G.Horner, Chaizman mr. H. T.Goyne Mr. R.J.Britton ~.3tan!ey R.Hague, Mr. H.K.Hagerman Mr. Marshall F.Driskill ¥I~Gi~IA: At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield CountM~ held at the Courthouse on January 1], 1960, at 10:00 a.m. Salaries, allowances, eSc. Paid from the General County Fun~ - December, 1959: H.T. Goyne Supervisor and mileage ~101,6~ H.K. Ha ge rman " " " I03.92 Marshall F.Driskill " " " 102.52 ~[rvin G. Horn er " " " 106. R.J.Britton " " " 103. Stanley R.Hague, Jr. " " " 100.2~ 'C .W. Smith ChiU~ PoliCe Dep~rtment · 599. 'R .]~. Koch CapU. " ,, 467.98 'E. P. G i 11 Lt '.' " " 442.70 'R.E. Feeback Lt': " " ~5 ~. T. Smi th Sgt': " " ~20. ~ 5 W.E.~iartin Sgt~ " " ~26.33 ~C.E.Richter Detective" , ~!2.93 ~ J. A. Phillips " " " ~02.10 'W.C ?~elton " " " 379.5g ~ C. W. Cunn ingham Pat ~o lman" ', 385 · 70 H.N.Terrell " " " 38g.33 'C.E.Jones " " " 381.33 R.C.Phillips " " " 387.10 J. G. Gunn " " " 360.33 B .~. Furman " " " 380.23 J. A. Sin~nons " " " 381.33 A .C .Davis " " " 391.20 J.E.Pittman, Jr. " " " 328.70 F. J. Hubbard " " ~ 367.70 U.W. Applewhite " " " 366.60 G. T. Martin " " " 367. L.C.Hamner, Jr. " " " 371.53 O.E .Greene " " " ~6g o~O J. H.Marabl e " " " 359.~23 k.T. Cha] kley " " " 373 .Z~ R.D.Adkins " " " 305.23 B. S. Lane Clerk - " " 3~O,OO M. E. Wi 1,~ on Dis pa tche r" " 310. CO ~. C. Poul sen " " " 300 .OO M.L.Garner " " " 290.00 E. ~i. 0 ' Neill " " " ,280. OO M.?;. Burnett Executive Secret arv 937.50 ~Auline B,Wills Secretary 3~3.33 Vi rgini aE. Fi s her Switchboard Operat or , 2~5. OO Iva C.Tunstal]~ Sub-Switchboard Operator 101.20 ~Marshall Jones County Agent 183.33 Anne R.Confer Home Dem. Agent 183.33 VirginiaW.Biggs Asst. Home Dem. Agent 150.00 ~Elsie C. Lively Home Dem. Agent 115.00 ]-[. J. Edward s County Agent 12~.00 'E.L.Mumma Building Inspector 516.67 ~W.T.Burke Plumbing Inspector 416.67 Henry W.Garris~n Electrical Insoector 333.33 PeEgy ~. Burr ell Sec ret ary-Bld g. Ins~ e cto r 1 ~O.00 A. J. Horn er Fir eWard en 130.00 Lewis H. Vaden Clerk, CircuitCourt 125.00 C. F. Sro n e Purcha s in~ C1 e rk ~91.67 Mary E .Perkinson Stenograp~er..Typist 2~0.00 Robert A.Painter County Engineer ~91.66 IdaD.Dewell Secretary-County Engineer 286.66 William Hi Schremp En~. Assistant 516.67 Charles Hoak Eng. Assistant 375.00 Calvin Viar Eng. Assistant 250.00 Anthony P. Smi th Draftsman 316.67 J.D.Williams, Jr. License Inspector 433 Carol yn B .B eville Clerk-Typi st 180. OO J.T. Rose, Sr. Tax Assessor 600.00 Frances C.Dressler Clerk-Tax A~sessor 210.00 Frances Cole Clerk-Tax Assessor 200.00 Carol A.Cap~t r Clerk-Tax Assessor 200.00 Jimmie C.Carter Asst. TaxAssessor James C .Falconer Apprais er 491.67 Leslie H.Turner ,, 316.67 Salaries~ Allowances, etc. Paid from theGeneral Cqunty Fund: Carl, N.Cimino Mrs. Agnes ~,ite Joanne D.Orange Edi th Olshfski Clifford B.Robinson I]eona rd Fisher eOnnie C. Oxendine nry Johnson, Jr. James J. Branch Geor ge Hancock Winston Maynard Eddie Clarke Horace A.~Tat ki ns Adell B. Jefferson H. H. Tinn ell H. H. TinnelI Allen Branch Otis H.Dlarke, Jr. Patricia Barbour Pet sy Perkinson Mary Ann e Hal gwo o d George W.Moor e, Jr. George W.Moore, Jr. George Moore, Jr. George W.Moore~ Jr. George W.Moore ,Jr. H.B .Walker H. B. Walk er Ernest P. Gates Richard L.Jones Franc es B.Brown O.B .Gates Ct~ief, Probation Officer Probation Off lc er Clerk-Probation Office Clerk-Typist-House Numbering Section Truck driver-Trash Truck driver's helper Truck driver " "helper Janitor -Extra !! Janitress Supt. Bid g.&$rounds Teleohone bill Janitor ?, Extra he]p-Bl~g. Inspector's Office " "-Exe c .Sec ' y. Office " "-Bldg.Insoector' s Office One-half salaries-Treas. Temporary employees Supplemental temporary employees Mileage { Nov. 195~) " ( Oct. 1959) Commi ssione r of Re venue-Salar~s ~dileage for Nov. 1959 Commonwealth's Attorney Assr. C omm onwealth ~ sAtt ornev Sec ret arv S~eriff and deouties & Clerk F.I .C .A. Soecial Security Tax ~4!6.67 3sO.O0 200.00 2 O0. O0 2]0.00 205. O0 23.5.00 200.00 60.00 220.00 170.00 1~0.00 175.00 152.00 2~, O.OC 22.04 173. O0 46.OO 50.2-2 69.50 11.50 143 2.50 82.62 !7.05 15.75 15.75 1374.5g 16.~0 3~5.83 165.00 137.50 598.3? 721.39 Miscellaneous Claims Paid from the General County Fund: Addressograph-Mu!tiEraph Corp. S.B.idkins & Company AAA'~'Window Cleaninz Company Claude B.Allen, Jr. 'Amos Auto Service Charles C. Ashby, R~ B.Augustine Ins. Agency Joseph James Ann. ell, Jr. Andy's Gulf Service Joseph E.Allsn, Clerk N.L .Bennett John H.Bush W.E.Burtchett Herman H.Blaska M.W.Burnett, Exec. Sec~y. M.W.Burnett, Exec. Jec'y. Wilbur Barton Belangia's Truck Center Eugene B .Bryant W. T. Burke Baker Equipment Co.Inc. Jerome 5.Becker Bottled Gas Cor~,. of VLrginia Bemiss Electric Dist. Corp. ~h~s. Theo T.Cogbill,PM Chester Motor Company Mrs. Theo T.Cogbill,PM C&PTel. Company Mrs. Theo T.Cogbill,PM C&P Tel. Company C&PTel. Company Chiidress Printing Co. City of Colonial Heights Mrs. Theo T.CoEbiI1,PM Mrs. Theo T.Coggil!,PM ~irs .Tt}eo T .~ogbill ,PM C&PTel. Company C&PTel. Company ~56.00 10.00 16o.o0 1.00 1000 frames Comm. of Rev.-Bind~.ng 1 Personal Property book Window cleaning service B!ds. Inspe ctor-Refund on building permit Manchester Fire Dept.-Voltage regulator, repaired sw~tch, cleaned and repaired radiator,installed hose. etc. 60.70 LunaCy commission ti.75 Bond of Raymond D.~dkins, Special Police Officer Bonds for 2~ Police officers 125.00 Refund on unused auto license Police~Dept.-Gas, oil, wash~tire change, gasket, seal beam, 35.58 Delinquent Ta.~es-lgarrants 26.. 25 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Refund on unused auto lic,nse 2.17 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Pettv cash ~8.O0 Petty cash 39.00 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Polic~ Dept.-Gas 2.6,0 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Bldg. Insoe ct or-Mil eage 16.89 Sheriff's Office-Patrol /Tag_on repairs 37.50 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Bon Air2Southampton Fire Dept. Bottled gas 118.80 Lamps-(New Office Bldg.) 56;53 400-3¢ stamps !2,00 Tax Assessor-fuel pump 8.11 Purchasinz Clerk- 1 roll 4¢ stamps 20°00 Manchester Fi~eDept. 3r~. O5 License Inspector,Exec.Sec'y. 60.00 Ettrick and Ma~oaca Fire Dept. 30.07 BonAir-Southampton,Forest View, 7agstaff Circle. Bensley Fire, and Dale Fire Dept. Bldg .Inspe ct or-Bldg, permits Recordation fees-Ap~, ].959 thru Seotemb er, 1959 Bld g.In specto r-200-8¢ stamps Tax Assessor-2 rolls ~¢ stamps Conm~. of Rev.-1 ro114¢ stamps Chester Fire Dept.-and C.H. Civil Defense 120.70 55.90 1964.12 i6.00 40.00 20,00 1642.45 7.92 MiscellaneousClaims Paid from the General C ~ ount~ C&PTel Company B ' · on'Ir-Southampton, Ciovmr Hill, and 1,~:idlothian FireDepts. ~70.10 Co~gin Auto Service Police Dept.-gas S.~i~.',. Crump Police Dept. -Gas 3.62 Chewning & Wilmer Wired four floor receptacles in front 5.95 offices in old Clerk's Bldg. and changed switch in Treas.Office Childress Priz~ting Company Co. Eng.-200O forms, PN~l printed Childress Printing Company Tress. Office-Notices, postcards, Car]~. N. Cimino Prob ati on Of fi ce-Mile age ~h~s. Theo T.COgbill,PM Tax Assessor' s Office_Rent krs. Theo T.Cogbill.PM Treas.Office-Postage Childress Printing 6o. CountyCourt-1 warrant of arrest plate with ch~n~e s lk. 40 T.L.Davia Auto Repairing Ettrick Fire Dept.-Service call to start t~ack, repairad ignition wire. installed points, etc. Dunbar Gun Company PoliceDept.-Adjust signs on Police ,, revolvers J'7~'En°chs Stadium-moving steel prior to Fair extra steel furni shed Epes-Fi~zgerald Paper Co. Bond paper M.C.Evans ~toaca Fire Dept.-Installing combustion chamber in hea~ng system at fire ho,se E~sso Standard 0il Company Health Dept.-Fuel oil George ?~. Elliott B ~' on azr-Southampton ~mre Dept. Paintin~ letters on fire truck Ettrick Gulf Service Ettrick Fire Dept.-Gas, batter.v, stop leak, Civil Defense, oil, Police Dept.-repaired tire Electrical Equipment Co. Fixtures )~rs. L.L.Edwards Police Dept.-comoensation_Nov. 9-Dec .9,1959 J~. W. Eno chs Fin al p a yme nt -s t~d i mm E;~es-Fitzgerald Paper Co. Bldg.Inspector-Envelopes Epes-Fitzgerald PaperCo. Towels-New Office ~'~ilton E.FranM Refund on unused auto license F~uel Oils. IHc. Manchester Fire Dept.-Install electrodes, nozzle, air filters 15.25 FlipposBodv &Fender Repairing Police Dept.-Removed and repaired hose.~ replaced heater, removed gas tank and repaired floor ~£.50 F4ris Electric Company Picked up circuit at gable of Old Court Ho~se Building, pull overhead pole, wired down p°le and picked up present circuit feedin~ flood lights on lawn Flippo Body & ~ ~O.00 ~ender Rapairing Sheriff's Office-Replace repair kit Uoints, align front end, balance two front wheels. clean and repair radiator .Fuel Oils. Inc. Fuel oil-Bensley sn~ Wagstaff Circle Fire Depts. 1~.21 Mrs. Dora W.?arr Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Gpddin, Goodridge & ~obertson Fireman's insurance 569.55 Gprdon's Esso Servicenter Police Dept.-Gas Henry Garrison B ~' 37.65 ldg. In,~p ec tor-}.~ll eage 31. G~reen Ti~re Service I~lidlothian Fire Dept. Tires and tubes 77.54 Clifford M.Gray Bldg. Inspector-Refund on BlOc. permit #12991-0v eroayment ~ 2.00 H.T.~oyne, Sr. Expenses incurred in trip to -harlot~esville, ~ Virginia. 36.90 E~.F. Garner Police Dept. -Chan~ing tires 2.00 H~arwell's Hdwe. Company Stove pipe, bolts~, drill anchors, etc.- Old Clerk's Office 2.97 H, innant, Addison & Hinnant County Jail-For preliminary study, interviews, conferences and specifications of jail 3000.00 B,.J.Hamm Manchester Fire Dept.-Gas, oil 29.70 FredR.Hughes Set. Station Police Deot ~ ~ eal light bulb plugs~ oil !1.30 Hugh C.Hawthorne ~ldg. Inspector-Refund on buid. ding permit ~ ,?1~513-ov erpa~e nt 1.00 Henrico Country Board of Chesterfield Oounty prisoners- October, 1959 222.90 ~"' F. Hobart Co.Eng.-1 roll dra'ftin~_~ tgr~e 1 Howard's Radiator Service Bld,i.Inspector_l radiator, cleaned arj repaired 6.00 iFred ?~.Hurshes Sar. Stavion Bensl~:,, FireDept.-Gas, oil,grease, rotor cleaner, Refund on unused auto license 2.!7 Lic~nse Inspector-i950 Richmond, Va .City Directory, 1959 Richmond Suburban Dir=o 1959 Petersburg Directory ..~to_y.~55.00 -~.A.Hawkins ~,: Company E~ttrickEireDept.-to re~lace oil burner pmmp at Fire Dept. Bldg. Delinquent taxes-for warrants ~.68.00 2 Amnerite relays Ruby C. H~shsw ~Hil! D' ~ 'lrec~ory Co. Inc. Robert Ivey, Clerk Industrial Electronic Tube Corooration Jenkins Auto Reoairs Jim's Auto Service Dale Fire Dept.- ins~all 6 lugs, install axle and road service, install -' cor~enser, fuel pump, clean gas line~ charged bart cry Police De~t.- 1-1957 Fordomatic tronsmis sion 29.25 122.15 67.76 SO.G0 875. O0 13.10 2.50 252.90 12.54 98.04 189.96 18.00 34.45 43.69 130.o0 8580.20 26.0*0 27.87 2.17 66 100.O0 Miscellaneous Claims Paid from the General County Fund: City of Richmond The "Jem Dandy" Saddle Shop Harry B.Keller Kyle Auto Service LaWrence Sanitary Supply Co. Lane, Terry & ComPan$ Fred Lord's Esso Servicenter Lowe Electronics Service Ralph W. Lampie Richmond E. Lewis, Atty. League of Va.Counties William D.Morgan McCoy Motor Company Medical College of Virginia Morton Marks & Sons James E. Martin Radio Service E.MakarowsSy, M.D. Robert M. Mallory MOore's Wholesale Bldg. Supplies, Inc. E.L.Mumma Manchester Service Center N.M. Martin & Bros.Inc. McCoy Motor Company ~cCoy Motor Company The Medical College of Virginia M&S Auto Service Auto Service Medical College of Virginia .Rachel Mash The National Cash Register Company Ozalid Division Ozalid,A.Division of General Aniline & Film Corp. Petersburg Motor Company Pitney Bowes, Inc. Penitentiary Ind.Dept. Penitentiary Ind. Dept. Dr.R.M.Phi~lips Dr.T.B.Pope Harry N.Phillips, Jr. Robert Macon Phillips, M.D. W.I.Prichard, M.D. The Progress-Index Jo~n W. Pearsall Richmond Battery ~ Ignition Corp. Richmond Battery & Ignition Corp. Richmond Newspapers, Inc. Care of juveniles -Nov.1959 $18.55 Police Dept.-Sew belt and shoulder s_%raps 9.50 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Bldg. Inspector-Offic e-front shbok$ brake shoes, balance wheel, align front end, State inspection 44.68 Briol woolpads, cocoa mats 27.90 For services rendered, auditing books, and records of County of Chesterfield for year ended June 30, 1959 2650.56 Bon Air FireDept.-Gas, switch, oil, polish, flashlight battery, fuse~, towing two trucks, anti- freeze 34.1~J, Civil Defense-Installation of radio 25 · OO Service to air-conditioning machins~-New Office Bldg. 24.75 Lunacy commission 10.OO Membership dues to League of Virginia Counties 'for year beginning December l, 1959 and ending Nov.30, 1960 3OO.O0 Refund on unused auto licens~ 2.17 Trash Dept.-Grind valves, replaced rocker arms, magnaflux cylinder he ad s 204.68 Ho spi tali z ation 16 6.50 M~del chair with cas%ers (Clerk' s Office ) 35.70 Radio maintenance 123.50 Luna cy commission 20. O0 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Well houwe-door, hinge bolts, keyset locker, sash lock, etc. 13.98 Bldg. Inspe ctor-Mil eage 57 · 82 Police Dept.-Replaced gaskets, installed hose, adjust brakes, spotlight fuse, spark plugs, gas, fluid, plugs, wiper blade 170.86 Repaired slate roof 32.79 Replaced carburetor pump, adjust choke, replaced manifold 19.13 Police Dept.-Adjust brakes, set time, set carburetor, blades, replaced lower radiator hose, oil gauge, replaced starter switch, cleaned spark plugs, replaced head light switch, balance front wheels, reline all brakes, overhaul transmission, repaired gas tank strap, repaired leak fuel pump 419.68 Blood alcohol tests 15.00 Police Dept.- i oil cartridge, oil, grease 8. CO Wagst~ff Circle-Gas and oil Fire Warden's truck-recharge battery, install pump, battery acid, spring bolt, i set points, install points and condenser 24.68 Ho s pitali zati on &O7 .OO Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Serviceto machine in Teeasurer's Office 26.50 Co .Engineer-Pap er and developing solut ion 29.87 Co. Eng.-1 catalog, 2 pkgs, 16x24" 12.42 Ettrick FireDept.-Remove and replaced engine, installed new clutch, etc. Comm. of Rev.-Repairs to machine Police Dept.-Cap, shirts, trousers, insignia for shirts Triangles for summer shirts Police Dept.-Coroner' s fee Coroner' s fees Lunacy commissions Lunacy commission Lunacy commission Advertising delinquent tax list 272.07 18.OO 940.00 63.5O 10. CO 20. CO 3o.0o 10.OO 10.OO 216.OO For representing %he County of Chesterfield in its litigation with the City of Colonial Heights when the status of said City changed from a town to a city of %he second class 11,750.00 Bldg. Inspe ctor-Magnet, frame, crane shaft, points, remove and repair radiator 18.59 Frame, magnet, shaft, cable, dial, speedometer, inst all speedomet er cable 17.69 Advertising to demolish Old Agriculture Building 2.24 Niscellaneous Claims Paid from the General County Fund: Richmond Rubber Company Richmond Linen Service W. H. Ryland, Atty. Rickmond Newspapers, Inc. Sylvania M.Robinson Remington Rand, Inc. Southern Fuel Oile,Inc. State Board of Education John W. Snedder Southside Auto Supply Co. State Board of Education Stringf&~ld~ s Amoco Service Southern Stamp & Stationery Co. Shoo smith Bros. Inc. C.E. Smith Smith-Carolina Marchant, Inc. Southenn Fuel 0ils, Inc. Southern Paper & Supply Co. State Dept. of Health Southern Stamp & Stationery Co. Southeast Binding & Plat Service Stoss Wheel & Frame Shop Strickland's Atlantic Ser. Station Truby ~iotor Company Treasurer of Chesterfield Treasurer, Chesterfield Treasur er, Chesterfield Treasurer, Chesterfield Treasurer, Chesterfield R. T. Tepp er Thomason & Company Vicent Totin, M.D. James E.Turner Union Electric Company Universal Notor Company Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Stationery Co.Inc. ~rginia Electric & Powe~ Co. Virginia Electric & Power Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia State Chamber of Oommerce Virginia ~.]4ectric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Power N.C.Viar C ]W.Warthen Company Eyerett Waddey Company Jim Walter Corporation Henry E. Wilkinson Qeorge F.;~inks, Jr. M.D. Wyatt Realty & Dev. Company C~.~'.Warthen Company Mrs. ~icheline T.Weis Everett Waddey Company Elmer W.Yocham Bon Air-Southampton Fire Dept. four-7½ ~olt batterieE $23.91 Laundry of towels 8.45 Lunacy commissions 30.00 Advertising rezoninE and Use permit s 55 · 44 Refund on unused auto license 2.50 TDeas. Office-1 15" typewriter 211.50 Matoaca Fire Dept.-Ettrick Fire Dept. and Courthouse - Fuel oil 382.64 Bensley Fire Dept., Enon, Dale, Chester and Midlothian Fire Depts. Civil Defense-wool, cabinet, pallet, rope, generstor set, 65. O0 Refund on unusxd auto license 2.17 Enon Fire Dept.-Tire~ and tubes 288.66 Civil Defense-carbon paper, siren, cots, lanterns, etc. 21.85 Chester Fire Dept.-Gas, oil, grease jobs, valve cover 3~0~10 County Engineer-1 rubber stamp ~.26 50-gallons Amoco gas 15.00 Matoaca Fire Dept.-Gas 5.34 Service to typewriter 10.75 Bensley~ E~trick, Dale,Midlothian, Forest View, Chester and MatOaca Fire Depts. 112.$4 1-55 gal. drum wax-New Office Building For supporter of Health Department 2 .pairs 9~ shears Clerk' s Office-Envelopes Sheriff's Office-Repaired idler arm, left lower inner shaft, changed four wheels, balance wheels, align front end 18.95 Forest View Fire Dept.-Brake fluid, gas, oil, tine engine 27.35 5 gals varsol 2.00 Comm. of Rev.-Printing done by Garage during November, 1959 4.80 Services received from Storeroom during Sept., Oct, Nov.1959 23.3~ Services rendered from County Garage November, 1959 2221.78 Services received from the County Garage Nov.1959-Treash Dept. 91.40 Services rendered from Stet eroom during Sept.Oct and Nov. 1959 253.86~ Bldg. Inspector-Refund on bldg. permit #~4010 for overpayment 3.00 Rods, tank balls, dust pan, oil can 3.19 Lunacy commission 12.80 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 New Office Bldg.-Replaced 100 ampere switch handle 71.O0 Police Dept.-Repaired automatic transmission, air vent, adjust cable, clean valve body Chester Fire Dept. Comm. of Rev.-2 used Oak desks Health Dept. Court House and Tax Assessor Pump hou se Nmhchester and Midlothi~n ~ire Departments 30. O0 115.35 8127.19 3.04 59.51 187.23 15.80 55.OO 58.4O 1214.10 5.20 Membership in State Chamber of Commerce Street lights Fire siren, street lights County dump-pushing off dump- bulldozer service Rubber cement, dispenser, thinner 52 Deed Receipt books 210.65 Office supplies 7.75 Refund on building permit 3.00 Refund on unused auto license 3.3~ Lunacy commission 10.00 Refund on building permit 2.00 Common Law Order Book, Chancery Order Books, file folders Release receipts, legal blanks 604.36 Refund on unused auto license 2.17 Bldg.Inspector-1 Esterbrook pen set 2.66 Refund on unused auto license 5.00 125.00 223.00 339.~0 200.00 Central National Bank For short term loan and interes~ $502,531.25 Grand Total .................... $588,417.14 County Garage: G. C .Blankenship Harvey D. Smi th Arthur's Electric Service Dixie Wheel Co. of S.Richmond Dixie Wheel Co. of S.Richmond Dixie Wheel Co. of S.Richmond EsSo Standard Oil Co, any Esso Standard Oil Company Green Tire Service GreenTire Service Goddin & Cayton, Inc. McCoy Motor Company The Pure Oil Company Richmond Gillette TireCo. Richmond Linen Service Southside Aut6 Supply Co. ?reasurer, Chesterfield County Garage Operator Garage helper Lens, cable, solvent, pliers, socket, tool, etc. battery Turn brake drum, tool, etc. Pipe, muffler, fram shock absorbers, rubber lube, bulbs, Hose, gasket, clamps, flasher unit, thermostat, pressure cap, etc. Gasoline Gasoline Tires Tires and tubes Pipe, clmaps Replaced exhaust manifold, heat riser, State inspection, replaced block hreath er Anti-freeze Tires Laundry of towels and uniforms Tires Supplies received from Storeroom- Sept., Oct .and Nov. 1959 Universal Radiator & Electrical Radiator remove~ and rodded $333.3~ 180.CO 132.62 17.61 70.63 35.77 838.50 174. O0 247.24 4.17 27.09 17.58 423.74 18.50 174.00 5.08 29.~0 $42o8.44 ~ Dog Taa Fund: Joseph'L. Gettings 'Mrs. Alma Cosby Motorola Comm. & Elec. Inc. Penitentiary Ind. Dept. Treasurer of Chesterfield Treasurer, of Virginia Dog Warden &O pullets @ 15¢ per lb. ~ob.tran.U Re. C and 1 incl. whip Trousers, shirts and Mackinaw Services received from Co. Garage, Nov. 1959 For 1959 dog tags $295.00 18.00 412.55 84.5O 55.20 $13&1.O5 Ettrick Sanitary District DebtFund: Petersburg Savings and American Trust~ Company Semi-annual interest on coupons due Jan.1, 1960 $843.75 E~%~rick SanitaryDistrict Operating Fund:. A.C .Branch A.C .Branch T.S.Beckwith & Co.Inc. Ted Curry Motors City ?;ater Collector C&PTel. Company Childress Printing Co. Mfs. Rachel Dance, PM Ettrick Gulf Service Stratton Supply Co.Inc. Treasure r, C he sterfi eld Treasurer, Chesterfield C.H.Williams Utility Operator To reimburse for out-of-pocket expenses i Parker refill, i papermate refill and I Eversharp refill State inspection, adjust headlights, repaired tail light, labor Water purchased for Ettrick San. District and EttrickSewage meter pumping station Municipal Build lng War er bills-6000 Postage ~Tor mailing water bills Gasoline Ells, globe valves SerVices received from Co.Garage for Nov. 1959 Services received from Storeroom Sept.Oct. and Nov. 1959 Water bills collected $325.00 20.00 1.78 3.65 848.57 7.63 45.00 35.00 7.6~+ 3.30 31.10 2.80 23.80 $1355.27 Special Street and Road Sign Fund: H.L.Atkinson Reimburse for overpayment on street sign. Penitentiary Ind. Dept. Street signs and brackets and hinge hanzers Penitentiary Ind.Dept. Road signs and han~ers $1.15 112.20 ~98.75 Storeroom Fund: Chi%dress Printing Co. Southern Stamp & Stationery Everett Wadd ey C o. Everett ~Iaddey Co. 10,000 letterheads '600 #12 Acco fasteners 5,000 Inde~ cards 5,000 5x8" cards $81.80 6.82 11.30 11.3o Utilities Department - December, 19~9: - Operating. Fund: Theo T.Cogbill Sampson Paint Mfg. Co.Inc. Phipps & Viral, Inc. Newcomb' s ~arket Manches~sr Drug Store McGuire Park Pharmacy' Howerton Gowen Co,Inc. John H.Frischkorn, Jr.,Inc. C&P Tel.Company of Va. Branch's Pharmac~ ~.L.Borkey T;W.Wood & Sons Wallace & Tierman, Inc. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Southern Materials Co.Inc. Blye &Gray Transportation Co. Lane, Terry & Company Theo T. Cogbill Thomas H. FaEan W.L.Hovatter Refrigeration Supply Company Richmond-Petersburg Freight Line PhiSps & Bird, Inc. PhTpps &Bird, Inc. Phipps & Bird, Inc. ~hipps & Bird, Inc. Treasurer of Chesterfield Treasurer of Chesterfield Auto Servi ce Fuel Oils, Inc. Cole, Harding & James, Inc. Department of Public Utilities- Richmond Ch&sterfield County Bank Chesterfield Auto PaCts, Inc. Thee Central National Bank C&? Telephone Company of Va. Badger Meter Mfg. Company Badger Meter Nfg. Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric, & Power Co. Virginia Carolina Chemical Corp. Sohthern Stamp &Stationer? Co. A. P. Smi th Mfg. Company Mo~rri s Romm Richmond Rubb er Company A.P.Smith Mfg. Company Auto Service N.~B.Goodwyn & Sons Concrete Pipe & Products Co. W.~C. Perkinson W.L. Hovatter Salari es Postage for Dec. 1959 un~er Permit #1 Paint, wood treat, putty, linseed oil, turpentine, etc. 29.55 Tube rectangular 4.00 Fee for collecting waLer bills for October 1959 4.30 Fee for collecting water bills 1.90 Fee for collecting water bills 10.75 Liquid Alum 325.39 Pip~. solvent cement, coupling, brass Bushing 21.81 Telephone service, Filter Plant 22.80 Fee for collecting water bills 1~.90 R~fnnd taxes, land covered by easement CHesterfield Reservoir, 1958 17.63 Fertilizer, hydrated lime, lawn grass 32.60 V-Notch Chlorinators, complete with acc e ssorie s 3736. O0 Electricity to pump houses 441.70 Gravel and hauling charge 17.60 Freight bill 4.16 Auditin~ the bobks and records for year ended June 30, 1959 and out-of- pocket expenses 655.00 Two rolls 45 stamps 40.00 Construction of san~ box used at Filtration P~ant lO.O0 Work done on Countv pumps 182.50 1-#25 lb. S02 chemical 3] .50 Freight bill 3.15 Soda ash 67.50 Soda ash, orthotolidin, etc. lq7.50 Chemical Lime, soda ash, e~c. 187.00 Iodine, tape, cylinder, etc. 36.61 Printing done by Garage durinz June and July, 1959 28.85 Services receiEed from County Garage during Oct. 1959 · 178.06 Generator brushes, turn amature, install brush~s, charged battery 4.60 Fuel oil #2 45.57 1000 Readv Record Time cards 9.00 Services received from Richmond - War er and Sewer 1173.80 Fee for collectin~ water bills for October, 1959 13.55 Towing truck 5.O0 Fee for collecting water bills for Sept. 1959 17.75 Telephone serEice - Oct. 1959 53.25 Leather COrm washers, fibre, etc. 21.45 Fiber Conn Washers, etc. 3.07 Electricity to well pump 3.20 Electricity to filter plant 3372.80 Electricity to water pump houses 99.A0 40-150# cylinders, liquid chlorine 525,00 1 doz. 3/16" #1" post sections ' .96 Operating nuts, gland, bolts, nuts. valves, etc. 17.15 Pipe threaded on both ends for emergency break at'Filtration Plant 4.99 Raincoat, rainhat 12.05 Ring-tire,valves, hydrant seat re-moving wrench Release br~. tie road end, thermostat, gasket, ·mirror, screws, tail pipe, bracket, etc. Maganate, pipe Cinder 2 core Fee for collecting water bills Work on County pump houses Employees $150.00 145.80 3 · O0 46.55 53.80 102.O0 $ ~167.78 17,321.63 F.I.C.A. Brought Forward Department's share $17,321.63 ~108,60 $17,430.23 Utilities Department - Construction -Stores: Bingham & TaylorCorp. Water Works Supply Co. Tidewater Supply Company A.P.SmithMfg. Company A~P.Smit~Lfg. Company Muetler Company Lewis Supply Go.Inc. Johns-Manville Sales Johns-Manville Sales Corp. A.P.Smith Mfg. Co. Valve boxes for water Bends, reducers, crosses, tees,etc. Ells~ nipples, ~galv. pipe key, lite compounds, flashlight, red rubber sheet p~acking, etc. Ring-tire valves Ring-tire valves Serv. clamp tamp 1~" less strap Gal v. pipe Transite pressure pipe Transite pwessure pipe Sing-tire valves $999.00 968.08 53.88 972.79 1255.87 5o.18 58.6o 10,212.80 6i347.46 ..... 2.~602,60 $23.521.26 Utilities Department - Con st ruction: Van Doren ConStruction Co. Fire hydrant, Contract #176-B in Normandale Terrace Tidewater Supply Company Cap screws with hex nuts and flat washers, galv. tee, gate valves, galv. bushing, nipples, pressure gauge Phillips Machinery Co. Misc. bolts, nuts. lockwashers, kev and chain Lyttle & Barnes Constr.Co. Installation of water mains in Crestwood Farms, Section "C", Contract ~249 & Installation of war ermains on Harrowgate Road Southaven Homes, Inc. Difference between estimated cost of Contract and actual cost of Contract #~6D-Southamven~$ection 3 A.J.Bowman Difference between estimated cost and actual cost of Contract #277,DorsetRd. Stuart Shcmidt Difference between estimated cost and actual cost of Contract #269,StratforA Hills, Sections "A" and"M" Mrs. Fannie W.Shelld Difference between estimated cost and actual cost of $ontract #136-A, Fan Court La~e, Terry & Company Auditing the boo~s and records of year ended June 30, 1959 and out-of- pocket expenses Lyttle & Barnes Constr.Co. Installation of water mains in sub- divisions in County Lewis H.Vaden Recording water easement, Miller Estate, Kingsland Road Lyttle &Barnes Construction Co. Installation of water mains on Rcads and subdivisions of the County of Che st err i el d ~ater Works Supply Company Prepaid transportation charges from Pompton Plains ,N.J. Virginia Department of Highways Inspection fee on permits issued during 9unnyside Granite Co.Inc. Southern Railway Supply Co. Southern Materials Co. Southern Materials Co. Shoo smith' s GaraEe R.B .Nunnally James E. Martin ~i .W. Lawre nc e Kramer BQachine & Welding Co. Indianapolis-Kanaas City Motor Express Company N.B.Goodwyn & Sons DixieWheel Co. of S.Richmond Bemi ss Equipment Corporation )Treasurer of Ches%erfield N .B. Goodwyn &Sons .Lew~s H.Vaden John H.Thomam October, 1959 Gravel Hex head steel cap screws Sand and gravel Gravel Rethread shaft on Jay Tamper Rental on backhoe and moving machine Radio maintenance service for Oct.1959 Installation of pipe in Old Gun Estate Sharpen thirty picks; welding on truck, drill and tap hole in part for valve Freight Cement Miscellaneous items Element kit, labor, transportation Services received from County Garage during Oct. 1959 Cement Services rendered by the following Commiss~ chefs Vs. Thomas Branch Services rendered as guardian ad litem in the~ounty of Chesterfield Vs. $848.62 10.51 23 12,700.99 57.~7 22.$9 45 .~7 916.01 200.00 21,492.54 50°00 5,879.15 25.61 32.50 11.03 .50 2&.80 14.87 1.00 811.25 24.00 5,126.85 34.00 lO.41 21.00 1.30 12.28 200.00 16.50 50.O0 Thomas Branch 15.00 Salaries Employee s 2740.74 F. I, C.A. Depa rtme nt ' ssha r e 5 ~. 89 $51,475.36 Utilities Department - Bond Construction: Tragelers Indemnity Company Final Payment - Contracts A-3 and $44,301.56 Utilities Department - Meter Install~ation: Lane, Terry & Company E.W.Ragland Lyttle & Barnes Construction Co. Mueller Company Treasurer of Chesterfield M&S Auto Service Concrete Pipe & Products Go.Inc. Salaries F.I.C.A. For professional services auditing the books and records for the year ended June 30,1959, and out-of- pooket expenses Repair of yard-caused by the installation of water meter Installgtion of water service connections in Worthington Farms Machine with chain, electric power unit, saddle, plug, comb, drill Services received from County Garage during month of 0ct.1959 Mirror, screws, parts, repaired tad iato r Concrete sewer pipe Employees Department' s share 150.00 20.00 25O.OO 867.35 234.?2 81.58 ?.13 3?36.39 71,83 $5419. O0~ Utilities Department - Meter Installation-Stores: Badger Meter Nfg. Co. Noland Company Tideater Supply Co.Inc. Tidewater Supply Co.Inc. Mueller Company Bermuda Concrete Products Co. A.B.C.Foundry Company Mueller Company Meters Credit taken by error Type "K" hard copper tubing, permatex, set screws Brass nipples,hard copper Meter yokes Meter boxes, posts Water meter box tops Service clamps, service tap saddles $3611.79 13.42 66.73 34.97 528.02 1487.50 1482.25 ,, 2~6.~1 $7461,19, Utilities Department- Revenue Refund: Salisbury Constr. Co.Inc. Real Estate Builders, Inc. D.D.Poe Mrs. Kenmore M. McMames George U. Creery Chesterfield Building & · Dev elopme nt H. J. Bolt on .William M.Benton Overpayment of account Overpayment of adcounts Overpayment of water bill at 5716 Wainwright Drive Overpayment of account Overpayment of a c count Overpayment of a c count Overpayment of account Overpayment of account $2.00 20.88 4.50 2.94 9.00 4.00 3.54 2.00 $48.86 ~-~ Utilities Department - Sewer: City of Richmond ~ Lane,Terry & Company Salaries F.I.C.A. Sewer service billing for Southside Plaza for Sept. and Oct. 1959 Auditing the books and records for year ended June 30, 1959, and out-of-pocket expenses Employees Department' s share $1101.76 35.00 , 1).96 1152.72 ~ii~ 1152.9} Utilities Department - Meter Deposit Refunds: Lu!a B. Hughey ~rs.E.C. Guy, Jr. ~obe rt T.Estes C.J.Dodson B, R. Dixon R.G.Cozart Carlton E.Copeland James O.Cook W.R. Chilton W.E. Cheeley Rob err L.Branson J. c. wr~nn John A.Watt s Earl H.Stratton H. C. Pet erson Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Rt.3, Box 200, Chester, Virginia Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 12 E. Belt Blvd. Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 13 Stanley Drive Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Shop St..Chester Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 213 Carroll Lane Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 70Gross Avenue Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at MasonAve, Chester Meter deposit paid at 132 E.Belt R, T. Mi llingt on Edward L. Madison C,J ?IcCauley Edward T.Lacy John Knoxy Ernest P.Jones Treasurer of Chesterfield Eone M.Craxton Gordon Labby Eugene C. McCormick Treasurer of Chesterfield Co. William T. Southers Treasurer of Chesterfield Treasurer of Chesterfield C.D.Turner Paul R. Sollars James %~. Shumat e Dr. Paul G.Schmidt Robert E. Yio~er Dixie S. Langford Eugene M.Hobb s James Headley A. J. C erve ny .Franklin G. Adams .86 6.00 7.50 5.86 1.50 1.~0 6.00 Blvd. Richmond, Va. 10.O0 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 2310 Pettus Road 7.50 Meter deposit refund paid at Logan Street, Bon Air, Virginia lO.O0 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at ~2 Briarwood Road 8.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit 5 · 50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at ~613 Stanley Drive 8.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at ~09 Willis Road 7.57 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Box 127,Rt.1, Mi&lothian, Virginia 2.08 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 71 Gross A enue ~ 5.00 Final bill deducte~ from meter deposit paid at ll Brandon Road 1.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at ll7 Yorkshire Drive 1.OO Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 1613 Snead Road ~.00 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 800 LaMesa Drive 3.18 Refund of meter deposit paid at Rt.#1,Box 285, Chester, Va. lO.OO Final bills deducted from meter deposits and to be applied to water bills 282.09 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Rt. l, Lucia Drive ~.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 12 E.Hundred Road ~.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Bon View Drive 5.34 Final bills deducted from meter deposit to be applied to water bills for payment 75.66 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 2312 Pettus Road 8.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 2313 Pettus Road 1.50 Final bills deducted from meter deposits paid 96.99 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 801 Junaluska Drive 8.15 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at ~07 Shop Street, Chester 6.00 Meter deposit refund after final bill was deducted, ~aid at 25 Kenyon Ave. 7.00 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 4714 Arundel Avenue 3.4~ Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at Rt.ll, Box &-D 6.C0 Final bill deducted from meter deposit 1.50 Final bill deducted from meter deposit paid at 1304 Berrywood Road 5.00 Final bill deducted from meter deposit ~aid at l&07 CalvertDrive 3.50 Aeter deposit r~fund paid for C&C Products Co. on Old ~iidlothian Pike 25.O8 Final bill deducted from meter deposit pMid at 6010 Wentworth Street 2.42 :$660 Utilities Department - Salaries: Lewis All en Harold W. Anderson George W.Bowles James E.Clark C.W.Cole Thomas G.Crump Randolph N. Dean R.L.Dudley Bolling Ellis Lawrence Ellis ~lelvin Friend Wilson Hancock JohnD. Henderson William E.Hudson William Jackson Harold B. Jones Fred A. Mason William Monroe T~omas Ot ey Columbus Price ~'los es Scott Dale S. Smi th C.B.Snead, Sr. Clarence Thorpe Edd ieWe st Thomas ?Jest E.Wilson William F.Foster Leslie H.Brook s ThOmas H.Fagan Freemen E.Warre n :Herman M.~ills Homer S. Hudson Jean P. Joyner Ruth C .Whitlock Charlie R.Quaiff Raymond D. Birdsong Barbara W.Moore Louis e Wright Out side Work er Meter Reader Out side worker !! Foreman Water Supervisor Filter Plant Operator Filter Plant Operator Filter Plant Operator Filter t:l~nt Operator Billing and Accounting Billing and Accounting Billing and Accounting Draftsman Billing and accounting ( pa rt- tim e ) Oper at ing Salaries ~5167.78 Cons truction Balari es 2740.7~ Meter Installation Salaries 3736.39 Sewer Salaries 15 . 96 $11,660.87 $266.08 ~. 50 368.38 294.07 398153 276.00 3o6.27 1~94.35 312.80 332.48 298.24 234.30 267.82 290.26 288.00 183.40 198.10 186.88 312.80 207 .O0 299. ~8 307.19 411.6~ 268.50 327.53 276.23 243,75 466.66 550.00 276.66 286.66 276.66 450.00 241.66 246.66 450.00 333.33 78.oo 2O0, O0 $11,660.87- Miscellaneous Receipts turned over to the General County Fund 11/22/5~ J.M.~lson 12/8/59 (Nationwide Ins.Co.) 12/8/59 Cash 11/19/59 Board of Public Welfare 11~19/5~ Board of Public 7elf are 12/8/59 Dept. of l~el~are and Institutions-Probat ion Dept. 12/8/59 Probation Dept. 12/16/59 R.Pin~ney Sowers 12/15/59 Fred T.Gray 12/17/59 Rlrs. G. D.Morrison 12/19/59 Willie M.Bowman 12/21/5 9 Municipal Court 12/1/59 Halifax County Rescue Squad,Inc. Special St. and RoadSi~n Fund: 12/10/59 Leiia Simms ' County Garage Fund: 12/18~59 Division of Motor Vehicles 11/19/59 Board of Publc Welfare Treasurer-.D. ecember, 1959. Wrecked police car $2000.00 Long distance call to Rocky Mount, N.C. 1.O0 Telephone 50.00 Janitor service 50.00 State's share of Typist salary lOO.O0 Mileage 35.39 Salaries and Probation Offic ers 383.3~ Fee for Use Permit 20.00 " " ': " 20. O0 " " " " 20.00 " " " " 20.00 Refund on execution .50 Radios 150.O0 St sign in Pride's Place 8.00 Gas tax refund 528.00 Gas and oil 112.81 Total .................... $3499.O4~ Nr. Britton gives the invocation. This being the first meeting of the new term of office, the Executive Secretary called for nominations for Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Mr. Britton nominates Mt. Homer and Mr. Driskill seconds the nomination. Mr. Goyne nominates Mr.Britton, who declines the nomination. A vote was taken on the nominee and Mr. Horner is unanimously elected Chairman of the Board of Supervisors for the coming 4-year term. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by l~lr. Driskill, it is resolved that Mr. Goyne be and he hereby is elected vice-chairman for the coming 4-year term. A discussion of meeting dates arises and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Hagerman, it is resolved that the Board meet at 9:00 a.m. on the second Wednesday in each month. On motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr. Hagerman, it is resolved that a second regular m~.eting be held at 2:00 p.m. on hhe fourth Thursday of each month. Mr. Goyne records a letter of thanks from Dr.L.G.Matthews for isproving the wate~ supply. This day a delegation from the Bellwood Manor area appeared before the Board requesting some relief from the serious drainage condition existing, and it was reported that the Resideht Engineer of the Highway Department had estimated the cost of improving the drainage system to be $950.00. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr.Goyne, seconded by Mr. Hague, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is requested to negotiate with the Highway Department and the Toll Road Authorities citing the fact that the County will pay one-third of the cost if two-thirds of the cost is paid by others. This day the County Road Engineer in accordance with directions from this Board made report in writing upon his examination of Kingsport Lane and Bennington Road in Southaven Subdivision, Section 3, Manchester Magisterial District, which report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said roads be established as public roads. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Britton, it is resolved that Kingsport Lane and Bennington Road in the Southaven Subdivision,Section 3, Manchester District, be, and it hereby is established as public roads. And be i~ further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road Syst~-~m, Kingsport Lane, at the intersection of Badenoch Lane and Kingsport Lane, .07 of amile northwardly to Be~n~ington ~oad, thence .09 miles northwardly to a turn-around; Bennington i%oad, from a point on Kingsport Lane, .07 of a mile north of Badenoch Lane, .08 of a mile eastwardly to a turn-around. These r~ds serve 12 houses. And be it further resolved tl~t the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County guarantees s right of way of not less than 50 feet to the Virginia Department of Highways for these roads. Dedication of said rights of way recorded in Plat BoGk Page , Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia. This day the County Road Engineer in accordance with directions from this Board made report in writing upon his examination of Beileau Drive and Beaudet Lane in the Subdivision of Belleau Circle, Midlothian Magisterial District, which reoort shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said roads be established as public roads. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Driskilt, it is resolved that Belleau Drive and Beaudet Lane in the Subdivision of Belleau Circle, Midlothian District, be, and they hereby are established as public roads. And be it further resolved, that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the SeCondary Road System, Belleau Drive, from the intersection of Xt.686 and Rt.789, .17 of a mile northwardly to Beaudet Lane; Beaudet Lane, from a point on Belleau Drive, .17 of a mile north of Rt. 686, .10 of a mile westwardly to ~ turn-around. These roads serve 3 houses. An~ be it further resolved, that the Board of Supervisors of ChesterfieId County guarantees the right of way of not ~ss than 50 feet to the Virginia Department of Highways for these roads. Dedics~tion of said rights of way recorded in Plat Book Page , Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia. This ~tsy tBe County Road Engineer in accordance with directions from this Board made report in writing upon his examination of ~'~ildercroft Road, Hillanne Drive and~ Colchester Lane, in the subdivision of Hillanne, I~lidlothian District, which report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said roads be established as public roads. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Driskill, it is resolved that Wildercroft Road, Hillanne Drive and Colchester Lane, in the Hillanne Subdivision, Midlothian District, be, and they hereby are established as public roads. And be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road System, Wildercroft Road, from a point onRt.711, .39 of a mile west og Rt. 147, .07 of a mile northwardly to Colchester Lane; Hillanne ~rive, from a point on Rt. 711, .11 of a mile wezt of Wild~rcroft Road, .06 of a mile northwardly to Colchester Lane; Colchester Lane, from a point on Hillanne Drive .06 of a mile north of Rt.711, .11 of emile eastwardly to Wildercroft Road. These roads serve 2 ~ouses. And be it further resolved that theBoard of Supervisors of C?~sterfield County guarahtees a right of way of not less than 50 feet to the Virginia Department of Highways for this road. Dedication of said rights of way recorded in Plat Book Page , Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia. This day the County Road Engineer in accordance with directions from this Board made Yeport in writing upon his examination of East ~eyburn Road, Lethbridge Road, Abbey Road, Darnley Drive, Anm~onett Drive, and Archdale Road, in the Oxford Addition, §ection B, in Midlothian Rlagisterial District, which report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said roads be established as public roads. Upon consideration whereof, andon motion of Mr. Driskil!, it is resolved that East ?;eyiurn, Lethbridge Road, Abbey Road, Darnley Drive, A:mmonett Drive end Archdale Road, in the Oxford Addition, Section B. of ~iidlothian District h= ~ ~-~ nereoy are establzshed as public roads. · And be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road System, East ~%'eyburn Road, from a point on Rt. 892, .09 of a mile east of Sherbrook Road, .O& of a mile southwardly to Lethbridge Road, thence .06 of a mile souhh of Abbey Road; thence .16 of a mile south of Trabue Road, thence .09 mile south of Halstead Road, thence .06 of a mile south of Barningham Road, thence .07 of a mile southwardly to Ammonett Drive; Lethbridge Road, from apoint on East '~feyburn Road, .0~ of~a mile sout~ of Rt.892, .09 of a mile east of Archdale Road; Abbey Road, from a point on East ]~!eyburn Road, .10 south of Rt.892, .10 of a mile east of Darnley Drive, thence .0~ of a mile East of archdale Road; Darnley Drive, from ~ point on abbey Road, .10 of a mile east of a point On East Weyburn Road, .29 of a mile southwardlv and eastwardly to Archdale Road; Ammonett Drive, from the. intersection of East ~yburn Road, .~ miles ~East to Archdale Road, thence .02 of a mile east to a dead. end; Archd~le.Road, from the east end of Lethbridge Road, being .09 of a mile east of East ?~eyburn Road, .11 of a mile southwardly to A0oey ~oad, thence .21 of a mile' south of Darnley Drive, thence .0~ of a mile southwardly to Ammonett Drive. These road.~ serve 3~ houses. And be it further resolved, that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County uarantees rights of ways of not less than 50 feet to the Virginia Department of igh%~ays for these roads. Dedication of said rights of way recorded in Plat Book , Page Chesterfield Courthouse, Virginia. Roads taken into the State Secondary Syst~n, as of January ~, 1960: From the intersection Route 683 and running north to intersection of Roufe~ 70~ and Rt.682 From intersection of Route 1~7 and Rt. 18~8 and running east to intersection of Route 6~3 T~ken into State Secondary System, December 23. 19~9: Treeland Heights Subd:vision, Treely Road, from a point on Route I~4, .0~8 mile south of Route 1122 and running North ?,~est O.&6 mile to turn-around Rock ,~_eek Park oubmm~' East End of .._zon, Creek Rock L~mne, ~rom Route 176A and running 0.1~ mile N.E. to a turn around Rock Creek Park SubdivJ sion, Cul-De-Sac Road, From East End of ~oute 176& and running South 0~02 mile to turn around Roads taken into Secondary System as of Roads as of December 22,1969: Gravelbrook Farms Subdivision, ~h. icora Drive, from a point on '~raVelbrook Drive, .08 of a mile West of Rt. I0 and running North .03 mile to a dead end. East Grandview Subdivision, Warner Road, from the intersection of ~outes 1827 and 1831 and running north 0.05 mile to dead end From Int. with Rt. 19&2 and running 0.21 miles ~est and South to ~Rt. ]-939 (Forest Hill Farm Subdivision, Nicolet Road Garland Heights Subdivision, Middleburn Road, from Rt. 10, 0.26 mile south cf Rt.876~ 0.09 miles East and South to HeJrtline, then 0.04 mile East to Sunshine, then 0.08 mile North to ~elody, then n'.21,, miles ~"st to Donaldn Ro~d, then 0.06 miles East to Heartl~ne, then 0.1~ ~ile~s East to Selwood road, then 0.0~ m~les.~East to dead end. Garland Heights Sub~ivision, HeartIine koad, from Int. with Melody Road, 0.08 mile North to a dea~ ~nd. Garlan~ Heights Subdivision, Selwood Road, from the intersection of Melody Road, 0.19 mile North to Dead End Garland Heights Subdivision, ~ownland _R, oad, From intersection ~f ~¥1ddy' R~ad, 0.14 mile Nor~h to deaa e~nd ~orest A.cres Subdivision. l^~¥cliff. Roa_d_a from a point on Route 672, 0.1~. mile north of ~..~"~ end running west 0,-22 ;'nile to Arkay DrY. Forest Acres Subdivision,arkway Drive., from iutersection with ?~ycliff Road and running South 0.!0 mile to Route 672, 0.14 mile ~est of Intersection of Rt.6~ Beaufont Hills Subdivision, Labrook Drive, from a point on Rt.19$3, 0.1~ mile North of Rt.60 and running ~'theast 0.15 mile 0.176 miles 1.45 miles .~6 mile 0.14 mile 0.02 mile 0.03 mile 0.05 mile 0.21 mile 0.66 mile 0.O8 mile 0.19 mile 0.14 .~uil ~ O.10 milo LeMesa ~rive, th.en C:06~mile Northeast to L~qar Drive, then mile l~orth to Laveta ~rive Beaufont' Hills Subdivision, LaVeta .Drive, from East and maintenance on Rt. 1943 and running East 0.10 mile to LaBrook Drive Beaufont Hills Subdivision, LaMer Drive, from intersection of Rt.1943 {LaSalle Drive) 0.20 mile east to LaBrook Drive Beaufont Hills Subdivision, LeMesa Drive, from a point on LaMar Drive, .O,08 mile East of Rt.1943 and running SE 0.13 mile to Lab~ook Drive, thence 0.i0 mile South to a dead end. Stratford Hills Subdivision, Custis Road, from Rt. 892 0.09 mile East Route 1820 and running 0.08 mile South Fell sway Road. Stratford Hills Subdivision, Fellswa.y Road, from Custis Road, 0.08 mile South of Rt.892 and running East 0.05 Mile to Fellsway Circle, then 0.06 mile East to Cottingham Road Stratford Hills Subdivision, Fe!lswa¥ Circle, from Fellsway Road, '0.05 Mile E, of CuStis Road and running 0.02 mile North to a turn-around Stratford Hills Subdivision, Cottingham Road, from Rt. 1820, 0.35 mile SE of Rt.~92 and running North O~15 mile to a turn around Windsorview Subdivision, Buckhilt [toad, at end of maintenance o~ Rt. i838 {Windsorview Drive} and rUnning 0.06 mile North west to Rt. 1862 (Landria Drive) Windsorview Subdivision~ Northview place,from Int. of Buckhill ~oad and Landria Drive (Rt. 1862) 0.06 mile North to Meek Lane, then 0.14 mile Northwest to turn-around Windsorview Subdivision. Landria Drive. from end of maintenance On Landria Drive (Rt. 1862) 0.08 mile N.W. to Buckhill Road, then O.l& mile NE to turn around Windsorview Subdivision,Wallowa Road, from int. of Wallowa Road (Rt. 1832) and Landria Drive (Route ~862) and running West 0.07 mile.to Blithewood Drive (Rt. Southaven Subdivision, Kingsport Lane, from North end of maintenanc~ of Rt.2284~and extending No.O.0? mile to Badanoch Lane, thence 0.03 Mile to a dead end Southaven Subdivision, Fairbank Lane, from North end of maintenance of Rt.2293, 0.07 mile NOrth to Badenoch Lane Southame~ Subdivi~ on, Badenoch Lane from Int. with Kingsport Lmae and running 0.06 mile'to Fairbanks Lane thence 0.02 Mi. East to a turn around Barleth Heights Subdivision, Kingsway Road, from a point on Rt. 1683, 0.06 mile East of Rt. 2107, ~nd running North G.18 mile to Cross Road Barleth Heights Subdivision, Cross Road, from a point on Route 2107, O.18 mile NOrth of Rt.16~1 and running 0.06 Mile East to Kingsway Road Crestwood Farms Subdivision, Belleau Road, from a point on Rt.1712, 0.05 mile West to Rt. 1729 and running North O~22 mile to Rt.~ 1729 Crestwood Farms Subdivision, B~ookfield ,R,oad, from Route 1741 and Rt. 1733, 0.25 mile to BrentfbrU ~Drive Crestwood Farms Subdivision,Brentwood Drive, from Int. of Bloomfield 0.25 mile North of Rt.1733 running 0.17 mile East to Stonehenge, thence 0.13 mile East to Chambray Drive Crestwood Farms Subdivision, Stonehenge Drive, from Route 1733, 0.15 mile East of Route 1741 and running 0.21 mile North to Brent fo rd Drive Woodstock Subdivision,East 5ist Street, From Int. of Routes 1207 and 1231 and running 0.05 mile Northwest to a Dead end Gravelbrook~Farms Subdivision,Gravelbrook Drive, from a point on Route !0, 0.15 mile South of Route 2265 and running west 0.08 mile to Chicora Drive, then 0.33 milelgest to dead end 0.29 mile 0.10 mile 0.20 mile 0.23 ~ile O,08 mile 0.11 mile 0.04 mile 0.15 mile 0.06 mile 0.20 mile 0.22 mile 0.07 mile 0.10 mile 0.07 mile 0.08 mile 0.18 mile 0.06 mile 0.22 mile 0.2 5 mile 0.30 mile O. 21 mile 0.05 0.41 mile A lette$ was read from Mr.S.D.May, Commissioner, Virginia Department of Highways concerning the widening of Rt; 10 at McGuire Hospital, which letter is ordered filed with the Board's papers. A letter was read from Mr.R.V.Lancaster, III, Resident Engineer, Virginia Department of Highways, concerning the requested widening of Forest Hill~venue Bridge at the City line. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ~'!r. Britton, seconded by Mt.Hague, it is resolved that said letter be filed with the Board~s papers and held ,for further consideration. A reeuest was cited by Y~r.Lancaster concerning the widening of Rt.608, east of ~t. fl, requesting the location of the right of way which the County proposes to obtain so that the Highway Department can complete its plans° On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by ~. Hague, it is resolved that acquisition of rights of way be delegated to Rlr. Goyne and the Executive Secret~ry to work out in ~he best intere~ of the County. ?he Board briefly discussed ~ith Mr. Lancaster the complaint of I~!rs. Mabel ~.H~att, concerning the hazardous traffic condition at Bells Road Interchange and Rt.i~!. The matter of the encroachment of a culvert on the property cz~ ~r.F.A.Holmes on the Dyer Road again comes before the Board. On motion of l~ir.Britton, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that the Commonwealth's ,~ttorney be and h~. hereby is requested to draw up an easement so that the County may acquire the land on which the culvert has been pla~ed. ~r.Goyne requested that ~r. Lancas~er give to the County a price to improve Spruce Avenue and an estimated cost to improve Kenmore Road. The matter of the installation of a street light at the intersection of Rts. 1 and 10 again comes bel'ore the Board and the matter is again referred to a Committee of Mr.Goyne, Mr. Lancaster and the Executive Secretary. Mr. Porter Vaughan comes before the Board requesting the Board to recommend Junaluska Drive to the State Highway Department for inclusion into the Secondary System, said road having an 8" water line on an easement previously recorded before the road was dedicated, and cites the fact that the Highway Department will not take over said road with the easement encumbering the right of way. V~nereupon, the Commonwealth's Attorney expressed the opinion that the State Highway had no right to deny the accep~:~.nce of said road under these conditions. On motion of i'.~!r. Britton, seconded by ~4r.Dris~ill, it is resolved that this Board requests the Commcnwealth's Attorney to contact the Highway Department in an attempt to work out this situation. This day Mr. BillSchremp comes before the Board to explain his investigations of the Hollandale drainage problems and states that in his opinio~ the land can best be drained by a ditch going eastwardly toward Rt.#lO. On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by Mr. Driskill, it is resolved that the Engineer- ing Dep~:;rtment be requested to secure easements for open d[tches from Rt. 10 westwardly as far as possible, takinK into consideration the possible necessity of insta!lihg a sewer line on the same easement. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by M~r.Hague, it is resolved that the standard water contracts be and they hereby are approved: Huguenot Farms Laurel Branch Farms Lake Hills Subdivision ~!2, ~12.50 ~25.00 2,291.50 The County Engineer recommended that several old contracts totalling ~5978.25 be paid. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of M~.Hague, seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the 5-year contracts which are payin~ a 20~ revenue totalling ~5978.25 be and they hereby are authorized to be paid, said contracts are as follows: D.L.Propst J.A.Smith John A. Snead Schmidt & Wilson Durrette Construction Company Robert C. Lloyd Tot al $75~.75 837.50 595,00 901.00 1275.00 161),O0 5978.25 The Executive Secretary reported that he and the County Engineer had attended a meeting of the Ettrick Sanitary District Committee and recommended that the County offer the District $6000.00 for all the water lira s presently belonging to the District, which is called Bassville. On motionof Mr.Hagerman, seconded by ~.Goyne, it is resolved that due to the necessity of purchasing the lines in Bassville or making extensive changes in the water mains, the Executive Secretary is authorized to offer to the Sanitary District the sum of $6000.00 for a water line belonging to the Sanitary District, west of the Railroad. The Executive Secretqry report, ed that the Sanitary Distrifit wishes to install a sewer line on Court Street from Totty Street to the sewer trunk line. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Hagerman, seconded by Mr. Goyne, it is resolved that the construction of this sewer line be and it hereby is authori z ed. A discussion arose concerning the request to continue the 6" line along River Road, eastwardly to the Sanitary District line, and it was generally agreed tb~t this matter be deferred until a contract with Mt. Sheffield be signed. On motion of Mr;Goyne, seconded by Mr. Driskill, it is resolved that the one game claim presented, be and it hereby is approved for payment. Mr. Norrison, representing Mrs. G.D.Morrison comes before the Board requesting the rezoning-from Agriculture to General Business of a parcel of land in Manchester District, fronting 500 feet onRt.360 and extending 300 feet southwardly, said parcel being at the intersection with Pocoshock Boulevard. And there appearing no one in opposition to this request, on motion of Mr. Britton, seconde~ by Mr. .Driskill, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned for General Business purposes. This day Mr.Williama comes before the Board representing Mr. Richard M.Allen, requesting the rezoning from Residential-2 to General Business of a parcel of land in Manch ester Magisterial District, fronting 300 feet onRt. l0 and extending eastwardly 400 feet on the north side of Fergusson Lane. Comes also, Mr. Eldridge Spain, representing the citizens of the area opposing this request, citing the fact that the general area had no business adjacent to it, that the school traffic would be Jeopardized and the general area would be devalued. Upon consideration whereof, andon motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Nr.Driskill, it is resolved that the requested rezoning be and it hereby is denied. This day Mr.C.O.Jones comes before the Board requesting a variance in the subdivision ordinance to allow the construction of a house on an undeveloped street. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Hag~, seconded by Mr. Driskill, it is resolved that this matter be continued for further investigation by Mr. Goyne. This day the Board of Supervisors requested the rezoning from Agriculture to Industrial of an irregular parcel of land in Bermuda Magisterial DisDrict, fronting 280 feet oraRt.618 and extending southwardly 3900 feet, said parcel being 1150 feet eastof Rt. 732 and requested also a Use Permit to establish a public dump on said parcel. Comes also, }.{r.James Friend objecting to the possible contamination of his property; however, it appearing that the requested use would not devalue the property of Mr. Friend, on motion of ~ir. Driskill,. seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that this Board rezone the aforedeseribed parcel of land for industrial purpose~ and grant a Use Permit for the establishment of a public dump on said parcel. Mr. Marshall Driskill presents to the Board a request of Dr. Wm.B. Massey, for a variance into the Subdivision Ordinance to allow the construction of a house on his private lane, leading northwardly from Cherokee Road toward the Jan~s River. On motion of ~r.Driskill, seconded by Mr. Britton, it is resolved that a variance toallow the construction of one additional building on Dr.Massey's lane be and it hereby is granted. There was presented a request of Mrs. Polly Mastin for a building permit on Lot 139 in the Plan of Chester, which lot fronts on Richmond Street, which street is unimproved. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mt. Hague, it is resolved that the Highway Department be and it hereby is requested to improve Richmond Street from Curtis Street through Lot 1~, and charge same to the 3¢ Road Fund of the County provided the citizens of the area pay one-half the cost of said project. ' R[r.R.Pinkney Sowers,, Attorney, representing Mr.. and M~s. Grossclose, the owners of a lot 105 x 325 feet-, fronting more or less on Cozy Lsne, lying east of Lots and 5, ProvidenceFarms Subdivision, requesting a variance from the Subdivision Ordinance to allow the construction of a house on an unimproved roadway. On motion of Mr. Britton, seconded by Mr. Hague, it is resolved that a variance be granted, provided Mr. and Mrs. Grossclose will pay $100.00 toward improving Cozy Lane. On motion of ~tr. Goyne, seconded by ~'~r.Britton, it is resolved that this Board r~ceive and file a Court Order concerning tax rebates for }~r. John S.Stephenson, and Audrey W.Stephenson. On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by ~,[r.Hague, it is resolved that this Board receive and file the awards to the various constititional officera for salaries and expenses for the year 1960. On motion of ~fr.Britton, seconded by ~(r. Goyne~ it is resolved that the reguest of ~l.~ir._~%obert Lux of the School Board, recuesting the Board to re~uest the E ve::two~-~ot~Mtff-:~u~o,:~ags t© the owners of two car~ presently being used in the driver-training program of the County, be, snd it he~.eby is approved. On motion of ~'~r. Britton, seconded by Mr. Hagerman, it is resolved that Mr. Goyne be and he hereby ~is appointed to represent the Board of SuPervisors on the Ricb~nond Area Regional Planning Con~nission for a term of &-years. The Chairman requests that the Buildings and Grounds Commit tee and Water Committee be continued With our present membership until such time as Committee appointments be made. The Chairman requests that Mr.Goyne and the Executive Secretary be requested to negotiate for the ~nd needed by the County for the sewage treatment plant at the Court House. On motion of Mr.Hague, seconded by Mr.Hagerman, Be it Resolved.by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, that the following appropriations be sane the same hereby are, made for the month of February 1960, from the funds and for the functions or purposes indicated: General Revenue FUnd: For the operation of the Department of Welfare to be transferred to the Virginia Public Assistance Fund and expended by the Welfare Board For~the operation of general County Agencies and services to be transferred to the General Operating Fund and expended only on order of the Board of Supervisors as follows: la. Board of Supervisors 2a. Conmissioner of Revenue Rb. Assessment of Real Estate 2c. License Inspector 3a. Dffice of Treasurer 3b. Delinquent Tax Collections 3c. Auto License Tags 3d. Purchasing Clerk 4a. Recording Documents-County Clerk Sa. Admin. of Justice-Circuit Court 5b. County ~ourt 5c. Commonwealth' s Attorney 6a, Office of Sheriff 6b. Police Department 6c. Confinement of Prisoners ?. Fire Prevention 8. Welfare 9. Health Department lOa. Trash Collection lob. 10c. 11. 13. 1~. 15. 16. 18. 19. Building Inspector County Engineer Support of Agriculture E1 ec tions Maint ena nc e-B1 dg. &Ground s Highway Street Lighting Road Improvement { 3¢ Road Fund) Mi scell ~n eou s Capital Outlay $4,000. O0 2,200.00 2,000. O0 1 ~ 000. O0 3,500.00 0.00 0.00 1,000. O0 0.00 0.00 500.00 834. O0 1,000. O0 31,000.00 O.OO 2,000. O0 1~000.O0 1,000.OO 2~ 000.00 2~ 000.O0 1,0OO, OO 1,0OO. OO 3,000. O0 3 ,O00.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 O. O0 $O.00 For the operation of public schools to be transferred to ~School Fund and expended only on order of School Board as follows: 17a. Administration 17bl. Instruction (Regular) 1762. Instruction (Special) 1763. Other Instructional Costs 17dl. Transport at ion 17d2. Replacement of Buses 17d3, Other Auxiliary Agencies 17el. Operation of Plant 17e2. Maintenance of Plant 17f. Fixed Charges Total for operating Public Schools 19. Capital Outlay-Construction Fund Debt Service $~,800.00 23~,541.00 16~ 500.00 800-00 22,120,00 0.OO lO,O00.O0 18~850-00 8,0OO,OO 3~300,00 $325,911.00 160,0OO.00 0.00 And be it further resolved, by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Chesterfield, ~irginia, that the following appropriations be.and the same hereby are, made for the month of February, 1960, from the corresponding funds and for the functions or purposes indicated: County Garage Ettrick Operating Fund Ettrick San. Dist. ~ebt~und Ettrick San. Dist. Cons~r. Fund Dog Tax Fund ~5,000.00 1,OOO.OO 0.00 0.O0 1,000.00 water Department: lOe. Water Operating Fund lOf. Sewer Operating Fund 0.00 19d. Bond Go~struction Fund O.OO 19e. County Construction Fund 23,162.O0 19f. Meter Installation Fund O.O0 lOg. Interest Fund 11;003.O0 lob. Bond P~eserve Fund 10,0OO.O0 iOL. County i~eserve Fund O.O0 lOk. Meter Deposit Fund 0.00 lOd. Water Revenue Fund 35,563. O0 lOn. Water Escrow Fund O.00 Street Signs Total Appropri' tions all Funds 1,000.O0 $651,233.00 A resolution from the Association of Chesterfield Volunteer Fire Departments was read requesting t]~e County to install fire hydrants approximately 1©00 feet apart on new water lines. On motion of Mr.Britton, seconded by i~r.Hague, it is resolved that this resolution be received and the Executive Secretary is requested to acknowledge same indicating that such is our present policy. ~r.Britton presents a request from the Forest View Fire Department for 500 feet of 2½" hose and 500 feet of 1½" hose for the new fire truck On motion of ~ Britton,seconded by I~]r. Goyne, it is resolved that this hose be purchased. ~r. Britton presents the year-end reports of the Fire Departments of Forest View and ~ianchest er. On motion of Mr. Gcyne~ seconded by ~qr. Britton, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to p~ch~se some hose and other accessories for the Bensley F~re Department, if such are needed. On motion of L~hr.GQyne, seconded bM ~,!r. Hague, it is resolved that the Executive Secrezary ba and he hereby is requested to write a letter resuesting the owner of a growing junk yard on ~t.l~4 at Centralia, to clean up the pr~mises or get the property properly zoned· The Board set the time of 11:30 a.m., February 10 to hear Chief Farmer from the Petersburg Fire D~partment and Chief Pond of the Ettrick?ire Department. On motion of Mr.B~itton, seconded by ~.~.r. Hague, it is resolved that this Board ~o into Executive Selssion. Reconvening: ~he Board duly co~nsidered, .word by word, the contract b~tween the City of Richmond ~nd the County tol supl~ly wa~er to certain areas of the ~ounty and after a full discussion of same, the following resolution was unanimously adopted on mo%ion of i'~r. Britton, seconded by Mr. Goyne: BE IT RESOL~ZED, that theChairman and Clerk of this Boa?d are authorized to execute on behalf of this Boar~ the said contract with the City of Richmond, provided there is added to paragraph 9 after the word County "in so far as it is legally able to do so~' and that paragraph 30 be changed and modified to be in effect for five ,(5) years rather than ten (10) years with the right of the goun'~y to renew for' an additional five (5) year period. On morion of Mr.'Britton, seconded by ~lr. Goyne, it is resolved that the street names proposed b~y the Engineering Department be and they hereby are changed as requested, which stree~ names are as follows: From To Forest View Drive Grandview Drive (that portion that runs East and '~est) Bliley Stree{ P~enni e Avenue Mc Granigan Street Scottview Drive (That portion runni~ug westwardly from ~allowa Road to Long- view ~riv e) Scottview Drive (that portion running North from Old ?[estham Road to ~'allowa Road ) Piney Lane Pinebrook Drive South Drive Langdon Drive Woodburn Road Pineway Drive Longvi ew Drive Hathaway Road Adler Road The Chairman appoints Mr.Hagerman, Mr. Painter and the Executive Secretary to serve temporarily on the Industrial Commission to meet January 15, 1960 in Petersburg. On motion af ~.Goyne~ seconded by Mr.Britton, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary review the progress of the Appomatto~ Authority and report at the next meeting of this Board. On motion of Mr. Goyne, seconded by Mr.Hagerman, it is resolved that the restrictions of the Virginia Electric & Power Company'placed upon the easement on which the County proposes to place its County dump~ be referred to the Commonwealth's Attorney for his consideration and approval. On motion, the meeting is adjourr~d to 2:00 p.m. January 28, 1960. Executive Secretary ~hairm~n