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02-12-1946 MinutesVIRGINIA: At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse on February 12, 1946, at 10:l)0 a.m. Present: H. L. Cbalkley, Chairman J .G Hening Ii. T .' Coyne W.~. Horner P. ". Covington ,~ T. D. Watkins The minutes cf the l~t regulai r:~eetin¢ having been read, are approved. "Salaries, Allowances ,__etc. Paid ~b~ the Executive ~ecretar_~. from the General Horace Chalkley James C. Hening W. A. Horner Harold T. Goyne p. ~. C oV in~ ton T. D. Wat kihs J. Wm. Da nc e Geo. ~;. Moore, Jr. M. A. Cogbill Walter N. Perdue W. H. Caldwell Auline Barrett Wills Nancy Fallen P.Rixey Sones B. J. Banks George Baskerville ~illie Smith R. F. ~ones Henry Goode C.~i. Smith I. E. Bowman R. ~, .Koch E.P.Gill E.T.Smith C. ~, · Cunningh am h. N. Te rre ll D.W.M~rphey U.B.Puckett R. E ~Fee back A.J .Horner C. S. Roma ine R.C.Phillips O.~.Jackso~ Joeeph Darling W .H. Flynn 0.B.Gates Supe, rvisor Treasurer Commissioner cf Revenue Conunonwealth's Attorney Clerk, Circuit Court Executive Secretary ~t ~holdln~ Tax Co. Stenographer Withholding Ta~ Home Dem. Agent Traveling Expenses Co. ~ri. ~gent Janitor Withholding Tax Truck driver's he lper Truck driver Co. ~gri. ~gent (Col.) Janitor Chief of Police Withhold lng Tax Mileage and Tel. Inv est igat or Mileage an~ Tel. Inve st igat or Mileage and Tel. Police Officer Withhold lng Tax Milea~e and Tel. Police Officer Mileage and Tel. Police Officer Withholding Tax Mileage and Tel. Police Officer Withholding Tax Police Officer Mileage and Te. Police Officer Police Officer Mileage an~ Tel. ~orest ~'ire ~arden Police Officer ,. ithholding Tax 333.33 41.90 1 .70_ -- 85.00 ~29.28 28.58 2~.68 28.38 29.1Z 29.58 882.84 617.33 250.83 83.33 291.43 132 · 30 20.0Q _ 105.00 158.58 92.50 .20 92.30 -*- 89.90 240.00 25.90 214.10 Z2.46 8~.22 98.62 160.00 97.70 140.00 93.50 160.00 19.80 140 · 20 86.43 160.00 4.00 156.00 98.16 160.00 98.16 160.00 98.93 160.00 4.00 95.00 65.00 75.00 246.56 263.22 278.62 253.70 233.50 226.56 254. 256.3~ 80.0( 258.9: 85.0( 156.00 Mileage and Tel. Allow._96.55 Dispatcher 110.00 ~ith~ lding Tax 10.90 Dispatche 137.~ ~it~holding Tax 15. Dispatcher 110.00 Withholding Tax 10.90 Police 0ffi~er 62.50 ~ithholding Tax 2.70 She ri f f 252.5 99.1~ 99 59 187 Fund:" "Routine Standard Claims yaid from the General County Flind by the Exec. Sec'y." James 0. Kir$ O.,.Fishburn,M.D. L.H. Apperson, M.D. Treas. ~.C.L.RR. Company Dr.H.M.Richardson The C&P Tel. Company Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Truby Motor Company Truby Motor Company Dr. ~.G.Loving City of Petersburg S.W.Ellison Virginia Electric & Power Co. Virginia Electric & Pm;er Co. Virginia Electric & Power Co. Nathan B. White ~s. Theo T. Cogbill,P.M. Lunacy commissi on-Wm. Par tin ,2.00 , - ,' " 5.00 " " " " 5. O0 ~'~or lease of depot space ,Centralia ,Va. 5.00 for December, 1945 Lunscy commission-John Percy McBride 5.00 Local and toll service-Jan.1 thz~ Jan. 31, 1946 306.63 Street lighting in Co. for Jan.1946 390.24 Current used ~oodstock water pump 7.20 Gas, oll and repairs-0o, car ~1.03 Cas, oil and repairs-Co. ~uck 29.95 Lunacy commissions-Virginia R_nm~ey and Fred 9~. Hammond 10.00 For prisoners confined in Petersburg ~Jall du~ing December, 1945 7.65 ice for November and December, 1945 10.75 burrent Vol.Fire Dept. 1.00 Current used C.H., Conservation Office, Welfare ~ept. and Camp Baker 51.88 Current used Gregory ~,ater System 7.84 ~cting coroner-Chas. L.Haynes,Sam'l. H.Tucker & G.M.Lewis-Lunacy commission~- Robt. L. Fuqua 12.00 Stamps-Treas.0ffice and Exec. ~ec'y. 30.06 '~_m~ A~thorized by the ~xec. Sec'~. from the Central County ~bnd:" Morton Marks Richmond Office Supply Co. Inc. Moore's Service Station A.C.L. Ry. Company P.L.Travis Richmond 0ffi~e Supply Co. Meister & Smethie Virginia Stationery Co. 28 caster wheels $7.00 1 quire tempo stencils 3.15 Work on County car 6.45 Freight due on shipment 5.82 900 gallons ~2 ~'mel oil-Conservation .... 9ffice ~:~ mmsceixaneous Office supplies 50 ruled sheets 16x24"-Clerk's Office 5.16 Office supplies 9.85 "Miscellaneous Clatm~ Paid by t~e mxecutive Secretary from the G~neral CO. F,,nd:"_ Sgt. City of Richmond Sheriff, Sussex Co. 01d Dominion Iron & Steel Corp. W.F.Hobart R.B.Gilliam, atty. ~merican Tel & Telg. Co. A. Robins Nelson Lewis, Jr. Mrs. D.E.Nunnally J.T.~,illar~, Sgt. Travis & Bros. ~irginia Printing Co. H.~.~4.ers ~,.B.Goode Richmond Rubber Co. Broadd~s & Lucas , Inc. HaJoca .Corp. W.S.Darley & Company The Arnold Company Richmond Nachinery & Equipment Co. One force diaphragm pump, suction hose and discharge hose ~'ire Protection & Equipment Co. To servicing and recharging fire ex- tinqutsher s E. G. Bowles To cutting hole for pressure ~ank and setting same at l~ew Broad Rock School Comm. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield,Va. kdward F.Mimms, et als $1.50 Comm. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Sdward F. Mimms, et als 1.50 i unit pressure tank of elect~ic,;weld construction 305.00 4 blueprints of maps 1.32 Cost of service in summonses in suit of Comm. of Ya. and Co. of Chesterfield vs. John Cheatham's Heirs, et als 4.00 Expense incurred replacing, the existing anchor guy at pole ~6542 on the ~ashington- Norfolk Line 77.44 ~,ork a~ Bellwood l~enor and Broad Rock 140.98 ~or installing hot water heating plant in Agricultural office as per contract 1152.00 Commission on water rents collected in "Noodstock" from ~pril 1, 1945 to Feb.1, 1946 39.07 Fees for serving summons in suit of Comm. of Ma. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Edward F. Mimms, et als .50 100 gallons-~2 Fuel oil-Conservation Office 690 gallons ~F. Fuel~il-ttealth Dept. 60.83 550~ General ~.lection ballots 52.50 Work at Broad Rock-~ater system 70.50 Materiais and labor-Broad Rock water system 11.00 Fognozzles for Chester F~re Dept. 90.04 1 vibrator (Police Radio) 8.85 2" galv. steel pipe, mall tees, plugs, etc. 1 200-GMP,Champion portable fire pump Police Radio sets 269~51 333.2¢ 6147.5C 30E. 9~ 10. OC 150.0¢ $918.83 .121.63 Phipps & Bird,l~c. Virginia ~achinery & ~,,ell Co. Glamorgan Pipe & Foundry Co. ~,lexander & Marrin H. a. ~'~avJkins &Co. Clyde L. ~owman Sgt. City of Hopewell Concrete Pipe ~ Products Co. Inc. Eechanics &Merchants Bank h.B.Gilliam, Atty. J.T.~illard, agt. Calvin C Phillips I case H.T.H. ~19.00 25 3/4" copper adapters 4.50 2 4x3" all Bell Crosses 19.88 Work at Broadk Rock-~,at~,r System 874.81 To cleanin~ boiler and oil burner at Camp Baker 6.00 To cleaning boiler and oil burner at Camp Baker - Installing wiring and electric water pump 83.97 Com~. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Heirs of Richard Eppes & ~.H. Boyd 2.25 175 pcs. 8xSx16" ~,~sonry units 30.63 ~,it,bholding tax from ~alaries of Co. employees for Jan.1946 157.70 Co~,~v,. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Geo.~,ashington's Devisees & Heirs 19.21 ~ees for serving additional summonses in s~it of Comm. cf Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Vs. Sohm Cbeatham's heirs 4.00 Acting coroner, ~.~. Durham, Mrs. Otelia ~. Su~ham, Francis G. ~ilburn and ~arah Jane Wilburn 12.00 "gl. sims .Paid from the DoE_Tax..~.u.n.d_~ the ~xecutive Secretary_iL4._ E. J. Gorman Game '~Jarden $100.00 A. J · Iior ne r ,, ,, 50.00 Treasurer of Virginia Dog licenses and receipt books 181.80 J.M.Pride 0wl heads and hawk heads 1.50 S.Mason Cole 8 hawk heads-4 crow heads 4.60 "Clatma .P.a..~.~ fr~ the Et. trick San. l~ist. 0oeretinF' ~]nd b_v the Exec.u_.t%ve S.ecretary" Eiss Grace B. Pond B.~,;Walton The C&P Tel. Compmny Clyde Bowman Ivan Vaughan Delta 0il Sales Company City ,,ater -orks ~ttrick Vol. ~ire Dept. h. ~. Hawkins a Co. District Clerk $40.00 Janitor 7.50 Local service Dec. 28 thru Jan.27,1946 6.25 Repairing li~.hts in ~'ire Dept. Building Installing new water pump, Ettrick 25.35 13.90 Reading me ters 18.23 Fuel oil ,,star used during Dec. 1946 189.80 Contribution to ~-ttrickVol. 2ire Dept. for 1945-' 46 200.00 To repairing broken water line on Boisseau St.-To Making sewer connection at Yaiden's ~ervice Station -To making water connection and setting water meter at Yaiden's Service Station 31.10 "claims ~]lowed from the Do£ Tax ~und:" J.T. Leonard One milch goat G.C.Crump 3 pigs - 6 ducks Virginia State Collef. e l0 hen turkeys - i gobbler 25.00 39.36 77.00 $1 ),464.04 ;292.90 ~32.13 $1, 4, G~A_ND TOTAL ...................... $18, 811'88 This day, Mr.J.,,m.~ance, Treasurer, submitted to the Boara report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of January, 1946, in the amount of ~1324.26, of which the County has paid two-thirds or ~8£2.[ the remainder to be paid by the htate, and the Board approving the same, the repor is filed. This daYo~ Mr. Geo.W.Moore, Jr., Commissioner of Revenue, submitted to the Board report expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of ~anuary, 1946, in the amount of ,501.66, of which the ~ounty has paid one-hal f or ~250.83, the remainder robe paid by the otate, and the Boa:'d approviz~ the report, the same is filed. This day, Mr.M.~.Cogbill, Commonwealth's ~ttorney, submitted to the Board report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of January, 1946, in the amount of $501.66, of hich the County has paid one-half or $250.8Z, the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the report, the sa~e is filed. This day, Mr.0.B.0ates, Sheriff, submitted to the Board his report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of December, 1945, showing a total of $55~.35, of which thoCounty has paid onerthird or $183.45 the remainder to be paid by the Otate, end the Board approving the same, the report is filed.- Reports from the follo~ing offices were submitted and filed: Trial Justice, Polic, Department, Home Demonstration Agent, ~gricultural %gents, Health Dept., ~,elfare Dept., and Executive Secretary. The Came ~,arden made his report of activities during the month of January, 1946. The Executive Secretary read the report of miscellaneous collections for the month of ~anuary, 19~6, as follov~s: 1/10/46 1/7/46 Division of Motor Vehicles The C&P Tel. Company 1~7~46 /46 11 1146 14146 McGuire Home a, Inc. Chesterfield Health Dept. Board of Public ~,elfare Cash Gas Tax Refund $11.70 0ommissions on public telephone receipts of $21.10 from 9-20-45 to 12-19-45 2.11 Deposit on water system 6,09 Office rent ¢or Jan.1946 Tel. bill fcr ~an. 1946 ~ong distance tel. calls Tot al ........................... ~ 6,06~ and the report is filed. This day ~r. R. Pinkney Sowers appeared before the Board representing ~r.J.M. Alle property o~ner on the Midlothian Turnpike in Manchester District, requesting that he be oermitted to establish a local business on a lot in the southwest corner at the intersection of Rt. 650 and ~60, which is now zoned for agriculture. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W. ~. Homer, it is resolved that the Board of Supervisors grant the request and p~nuit Mr. ~llen to use the lot on the southwest corner at the intersection of Rt. 650 and #66 for local business purpose This day Miss ~.ena Warwick appeared beforo the Board complaining about the conditi existing at a trash dump used by the 6ounty near the Hickory Hill School and reque that some steps be taken for the immediate discontinuance of the use of this dump and for the covering of the same, and stated that rats from this location had becc a meaace to the neighborhood. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of '~9. A. Iiorner, it is resolved that the Committee heretofore appointed for the purp¢ of securing a suitable location for a dumping ground in that section of Chesterfl~ County be urged to take whatever steps may be necessary to make this arrangement at an early date. ).CO ~.00 ~. 59~_ .4O )n ~ted , Mr.A.M.Toler auditor, presented to the Board, with appropriate explanations, This day .... ~, ............... '~ Office Executive Secretary, ~cHool, oopies, of the audl~ oi- recoras o~ ~n~ ~m~z-~, and ~elfare Department, for the year 1944- 45. ' ' .t and ~iss Helen Ricks, Distrmct This day Mrs. Nancy Fallen, Home Demonstration ~gen , ~gent, appeared before the Board stCtlng that they felt there was a need for expansion of Home Demonstration work within the County an~ stating that if the Board of Supervisors would go on record offering to put into the budget for 1946~¢~7 the sum of $900.00 for the employment of an assistant Home ~emonstrtation ~gent and ttat the Extension Division would employ such an agent as soon as one was available and would pay the entire salary until July l, 1946, at which time all necessary ration of the Home Demonstration Department over and above expenses for the ope ............. +.~A~ ¢~e of b~ the Extension the appropriation as s~aDe~ mn t~e ouage~ wouzG u~ .......... it is ~ivision. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W.A.liorner, resolved that the Board of Supervisors put in the budget for the year 1946-'47 an additional sum of ~900.00 for the employment of an assistant home demonstratio: agent. On this matter Mr.J.G.t~ning voted "No" anC asked that his vote be so recorded. This day there arose the question of the amount of money allocated to the ~econda ~oad System in Chesterfield County as compared to the amount allocated to Henrico County. Since this matter had been discussed at a previous meeting and had been taken up with officials of the Department of High~;ays and since no eon i~en b the Department of Highways, it is resolved on swer had b ~ ' Y · ~r A.J.Mills, that au expla~a~io_n o.~' t.h.e alzoca~zo-~ u~ .... Road System be explalnec ~o this Board of oupervl--r · This day, ~r. P.Rixey Jones, Oounty ~ent, came before the Board stating that for several years lime had been distributed by the AAA to the farmers of the Count and that a large amount had not been property spread on the land because of in~dequate facilities for distribution, and stated that the Agricultural Departme~ had arranged to purchase a distributing body for a truck and requested that the County purchase a chassis on which this body could be mounted. Upon considerat! whereof, and on motion of J.G.tlening, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary and ~Ir.H.T. Goyne, member of th~s Board, be and they hereby are instructed to purchase a truck for this purpose., the same to be retained in the name of the County and operated by the ~gricultural Department. ~nd be it further resolved that this same Committee be authorized to purchase a truck for the Chief Forest ~ire ,arden and a truck to be used by the Utilities Department in the installation of water lines. ~nd be it further resolved that the sum of ,165~.00 be and it hereby is appropriat. from the unappropriated surplus of the General ~und for the purchase of these trucks. This day came R~r. ~nthony and Mr. Clevenger reque tin~ that a road west of the Seaboard ~irline Ry, at Chester be improved. ._ ~pg~n co.n~idee~trriOe~ whereof, and on motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that t~ls ma~er o r to the Road Committee for study. This day the Executive Oecre~ary read a notice from Col.R.E.Cruze, District Engineer, requesti~g~ permission to do certain work in the James River, and on motion of H.T.Goyne, the letter is received and filed. The Executive Secretary read notice of a public hearing from the Board of E~gineers for Rivers and Harbors on the proposed improvement of the James River, and on motion of H.T.GoYne, the notice is received and filed. T~i~ day the Executive oecrete~y read aletter from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, stating that certain pipe lines, including the one across Chester- field County, were for sale or lease, and the letter is received end filed. This day tl~e Executive Secretary read a letter from the City of R~chmond, Purchasi Agent, quoting p~ices on used sirens, which letter is received and filed. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from ~Ir.J.C.Perrow, requesting thai ~infree Otreet in Chester be improved,etating that he was willing to bear on,-half the expense of such ~mprovement not to exceed $400.00 for his share. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that the Executi~ Secretary be and he hereby is directed to advise Mr. Perrow that when Winfree Street had been graded and graveled in accordance with the Board's policy on Subdivisions, that the Board will be glad to recommend that this street be taken into the Oecondary Road System. i on was rescnted by certain citizens of Bon Air requesting' that This day a pet .ti . . -~ ............ ~teld Count~. Uoon consi_dert~ a water system .. _ .......... · ..... ~.,=a ,~=t t~is matter be rererree whereof, and ~on to the ~ater ~omml$~ee This day petitions from residents of DuPont Boulevard and Omo Road in ~mPthill Gardens were presented to the Boar~ requesting that these roads be taken into the Secondary System. Upon considsration whereof and on motion of J.G. ~ening, the matter is referred to the Road Committee. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from Mr. Ceo. C.Gregory~ stations that he understood that the State proposed to build a new bridge eas~ of and~ near the ¢,~estham Bridge, outlini~g the condition under which the present b~i4ge was deeded to Chesterfield County. Upon consideration whereof and on motion of W.a. Horner, the letter is received and filed for further consideration. This Cay the Executive Secretary submitt(~d a quotation from Remington Rand, Inc. for a calculating machine for use in the Commissioner of Revenue's Office, which letter was held for further study. This day the Executive Secretary presented two applications, for permission to establish local business within an agricultural area. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T.Goyne, it is resolved that Mr. Shirley Proffitt and Mr.A.W.Hardy the petitioners be requested to appear before this Board regarding same. Whereas, at the request and upon application of the United States of ~merica this Board close certain roads in the County of Chesterfield, Virginia, running through the Richmond Holding and Reconsignment Poin$ Depot, certain of the roads being closed permanently and certain other of the roads being turned over to the ~nited States of America to be used for the period of the war and six months thereafter, all of which is supported by resolutions of this Board under date of September l~, 1944, October 10, 1944 ~nd two resolutions of A~ovember 14 and ,~her~eas, t~ere has been a cessation of actual combat between the United States On d ~n , 1944, and its enemies, and that the reopening of Route m1602, the same being one of the roads not permanently closed, woul~ not Jeopardize the security of the United States Government in its defense of its lands and its property, and Whereas, the closing of this road to the public has and is rendering a great hardship to many citizens formerly using the same and should be available to them, Therefore, on motion of J.G.Hening, it is resolved that the United States Government be and it hereby is requested to immediately open Route ~1602 to the public traffic as was contemplated in the permissive use granted to the Government by this Board. ,*~d be it furt~er resolved, that certified copies of this resolution be mailed to Oenator harry ~ Byrd, and to Representative J.¥aughan Gary for such action as they may be advised is expedient. ~nd be it further resolved that certified copies of resolutions mentioned in this resolution be forwarded to Senator Byrd and RePresentative J .Vaughan Gary. The Executive ~ecretary called the Board's attention to certain accounts in the General ~und which needed additional appropriations, and oh motion of J.G.Hening, the following appropriations are made from the unappropriated surplus of the General Fund to the following budgetary codifications: la - 200 ~dvertising and publicity $113.20 3a - 212 Bond Premiums (Treas.0ffice) 30.00 4a - 319 Office supplies, etc.(Clerk's Office) 50.00 6a- 319 Office SuPplies, etc.(PGlice Dept.) 25.00 10d - 1~5 Collection of water rents ('~oodstock) 39.87 10d- 215 RePairs_Bellewood Manor 3GC.00 13 - ll2 Election Officials 450.20 13 - 319 Stationery and office supplies 5.00 14 - 306 ~leanin~ ~mterials and ~upplies 25.00 19 - 401 Fire equipment 139.02 19 - 601 Agricultural Bldg. (Heating system) 732.90 ~dditional funds being needed in a certain account in the ~ttrick San. ~ist. 0per,ting Fund, it is resolved on motion of J.G.Hening, that the following appropriation be made from the unappropriated surplus of the ~ttrlck S~n. Dist. ~und to the following account: lOd - 215 Repairs & Replacements $100.00 This day Mr. Matt ~iltshire appeared before the Board stating that an organization from Eichmond was plannir~ to establish a housing project, adjacent to Richmond , and that certain properties in Chesterfield County appeared to be desirable for this purpose, and asked the Board to cooperate with them in this matter. Upon ccnsider~tion wher.~of, and on motion of W.~.Horner, it is resolved that the Commonwealth's Attorney be and he hereby is requested to v~ite for Mr. Wiltshire and associates a letter to the Veterns Public Mousing Authorities, ~ashtngton, D.C., stating the position of Chesterfield County in this matter, and the followin letter was written: "The Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, ¥irginla, has directed me to write to you and to say that it has been advised that Messrs. John J. ~lcker, Jr., Allen Seville, and Matt Wiltshire, propose to form a non-profit corporation for the purpose of providing low-rent houses for war veterans and their familie s. The Board understands that this housing project is to be located in Chesterfield County, convenient to p~blic transportation to and from the City of iilchmond, and that said non-profit corpora,rich has applied for between two and three hundred government houses. The County of Chesterfiela is not in a position to assume any liability £or this property and the Board is advised that it is without authority to provide adequate housing facilities for war veterans and the Board is of the opinion that some i~rovisions should be made for the veterans housing." Whereas, by Chapter 455 of the 1942 ,,cts of the General ~ssembly of Virginia, the County of Chesterfield, or its "designee", if such designee be a municipal corporation, was granted the authority to institute condemnation proceedin~.s to acquire the right, title and interest in and to the water and land under the water in the lake on Swift Creek, known as "Lakewiew", now owned by the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Commission of Game and Inland Fishertes;a Whereas, the Town of Colonial Heights, a municipal corporation within said CcuntF has by a resolution of its Town C~uncil requested this Board to r~me it as said ,,designee" · Now, Therefore, on motion of P.',.Covington, be it resolved by the Board of nd Supervisors of Chesterfiel~ County, ~lrginia, that the Town of Colonial Heights, a municipal corporation within the County, be, an~ it hereby is named as "designee'~ with full power and authority to institute and conduct condemnation proceedings in the Circuit Court of this County against the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, for the acquisition of the right, title and interest of the Commonwealth of Virginia and the Commission of Game and Inland ~isheries in and to the water and the land under the water, in the lake on ~wift Creek, in said County, kno~Jn as "Lakeview", for the pu~rpose o.f provid.ing a public water supply for said Town of Colonial Heights, as is granted by the aforesaid Chapter 4~5 of the ~cts of the General assembly of Virginia of 19~2, in manner therein provided, the designation herein made shall not become effective unless and until the Town of Colonial Hei~hts shall agree to furnish water to the County of Chesterfield at its purification plant at a pr~ice to be agreed upon by the Town of Colonial Heights. an~ the Board of Supervio~rs, or if they cannot agree then the Judge of ~he Circuit Court shall arbitra~e the question. This ~otion died f~r the want of a second. .hereupOn, Mr...a. Rorner, moved that the matter be tabled until such time as certain committees could make their reports. 0rder~d that the meeting be now adjourned ur~til 10:00 a~m~ March 12, 1946. '""Ex66dtive Secretary