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AVEm\GE K:N1'HLY CASErDAD
OF PARrICIP~ FCUSEB:JIIl3
%
88-89 89-90 90-91 Increase
ACe 743 810 882 18.7
Medicaid
1 , 238
1 , 653
2,228
79.9
Fcq:j Stamps
1 , 508
1 , 648
1,993
32. 1
Foster Care
104
111
118
13.4
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December 1 990 December 1991 Increase
ALe 847 1 , 1 06 30.5
Medicaid 2,228 2,648 18.8
Feed Stamps 1 ,91 6 2,689 40.3
5ER\1IC:E CASES
June / June/
December December %
1990 1991 . Increase
Child Abuse & Neglect 283 417 49.3
Ccmplaints
Average Ntm1ber of 668 854 29*4
Service Cases
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CHESTERFIELD
FlNANCtAL ASSiSTANCE TO CLIENTS
1990-91
OTHS (3. 7~)
AOC (1 1 . 1 %)
FOOD STAMPS (1 7~ 1 %)
- Medica.id
C:16 00-: ?gc
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Food Stamps
4,~53,420
.8..DC
2)i~O,806
Other
Fuel Assistanc2
p-_uxi 1 ia. r:, Gran ts
General Relief
State-Local Hasp.
Refugee
911,611
$325,910
26.7 -0-
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169,300
167,143
6,461
Total
$24 ,829 ,126
.HESTERFIE.
SOCIAL WORK SERVICES
PURCHASED FOR CUENTS
1990-91
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TOTAL EXPENDITURES
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Local
S1,234,848 (24.4%)
State
Federal
$2,148,862
State
1,234,848
Local
1,669,068
Total
$5,052,778
S~t 1 4-8 ~862 (42,5%)
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BENEFIT PROGRAMS
SERVICE PROGRAMS
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
ADOPTIONS
o Includes Unemployed Parent
Program
o Agency and Private Placements
FOOD STAMPS
CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES
MEDICAID
FOSTER CARE FOR CHILDREN
AUXILIARY GRANTS
FAMILY SERVICES
o Individuals in Homes
for Adults
o Counseling and Supervision
o Child Placement Prevention
o Custody Studies
o Group Work
GENERAL RELIEF
o Emergency Assistance
ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES
o Maintenance Payments for
Persons Temporarily
Disabled
ADULT SERVICES
REFUGEE ASSISTANCE
o Home Based Services
o Nursing Home Screening
o Counseling for Elderly
and Disabled
STATE/LOCAL HOSPITALIZATION
CHILD DAY CARE SERVICES
ENERGY ASSISTANCE
o ADC Recipients
o Food Stamp Recipients
o Low Income Families
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
o ADC Recipients
o Food stamp Recipients
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HUMAN SERVICES
DEPARTMENT OVERVIEW
March 4, 1992
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HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENTS
CAPITAL AREA TRAINING CONSORTIUM
COMMUNITY DIVERSION SERVICES
EXTENSION SERVICE
HEALTH
HOUSING
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
JUVENILE CENTER
LIBRARY
MENTAL HEALTH/MENTAL RETARDATION/SUBSTANCE
ABUSE
NEWS AND PUBLIC INFORMATION
NURSING HOME
PARKS AND RECREATION
SOCIAL SERVICES
VleTI M-WITN ESS ASSISTANCE SERVICES
VOLUNTEER SERVICES
YOUTH SERVICES
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CAPTIAL AREA TRAINING
CONSORTIUM
Seven County Consortium
Major Responsibilities:
1. Assess Industry manpower and training Needs
2. Train structurally unemployed
3. Train Economically Disadvantaged
4. Summer Youth Jobs Program
5. Employment Generating Activities
6. On-the-Job Training Assistance
Budget Information
FY92
$3,000,000
Critical Issues:
1. Increased Demands for Service
2. President's New Initiatives
3. Administrative Funding
4. Entitlement Community
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COMMUNITY DIVERSION (CDI)
Major Responsibilities:
1 . Provide sentencing alternatives to Court
2. Assign offenders to perform 29,000 hours of community
service
3. Enhance Public Safety by supervising 700 offenders,
including drug/alcohol testing and outpatient and residential
services
. Budget Information
FY91
A ctu al
$297,156
FY92
Adopted
$347,200
FY93
Original Plan
$347,200
FY93
Proposed
$347,200
Critical Issue:
Uncertainty of State Funding
Changes in Service Levels:
Will maintain present level
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COMMUNITY SERVICE ORDER (CSO)
Major Responsibilities:
1. Divert 300 Offenders from jail
2. Offenders perform 12,000 hours community service
3. Enhance public safety by providing supervison and drugj
alcohol testing.
Budget Information
FY91
Actual
$16,789
FY92
Adopted
$18,200
, FY93
Original Plan
$18,200
FY93
Proposed
$28,400
Critical Issue:
Increased funding to cover proposed salary increases
not covered by State Department of Corrections
Changes in Service Levels:
Will maintain present level
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PRETRIAL RELEASE
Major Responsibilities:
1. Provice Court with information for bonding decisons
2. Reduce jail overcrowding
3. Enhance public safety by providing supervision and
drug/alcohol testing
4. Supervise 250 persons awaiting trial
Budget Information
FY91
Actual
$122,689
FY92
Adopted
$96,800
FY93
Original Plan
$96,800
FY93
Proposed
$96,800
Critical Issues :
1 . Uncertainty of State funding
2. Requirements for cash match
3. Courts request to expand service to Colonial Heights
Changes in Service Levels:
Will maintain present level
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EXTENSION SERVICE
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Major Responsibilities:
1. Environmental Education and Protection
2. Assistance to commercial agriculture & horticulture
3. Nutrition program
4. Waste management program
5. Financial Counseling (volunteers)
6. 4-H programs
Budget Information
FY91
Adopted
$262,200
FY92
Original Plan
$188,600
Critical Issues:
1. Impact of State budget cuts
2. Chesapeake Bay Preservation Act
3. Increase in requests for financial counseling
4. Latch Key children,
Changes in Service Levels
1. Reduced funding for Gypsy Moth education
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FY92
Proposed
$179,700
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SERVICES PROVIDED BY CHESTERFIELD
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MEDICAL PROGRAMS
Maternity Care (prenatal, post-partum)
Babycare/Expanded Medicaid Services for Pregnant Women and
Infants
Family Planning Services for Prevention of Teen Pregnancy
Pediatrics (Well Child Clinics, includes pre-school physicals)
Genetic Screening
Childrens' Speciality Services
WIC (Food supplement for Women, Infants and Children)
ADMINISTRATIVE MANDATES
Vital Statistics
Cooperative budget structure
Budget spending procedures, personnel policies
Compliance with aU administrative policies
Nursing Home Pre-Admission Screening
ENVIRONMENTAL MANDATES (Sanitarian Activities)
Sewage Disposal
Water Supplies
Rabies Investigations
Food Service Permits, Inspections and Investigations
Foodborne Outbreak Investigations
E nviro n mental Com plaints/H azard s
Facilities Inspection (Migrant Labor Camps, Tourist
Establis h ments)
INFECTIOUS DISEASE MANDATES
Childhood Immunizations
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (including AIDS)
Infectious Disease Outbreaks (such as meningitis, measles,
tu bercu losis)
· Community Protection from Selected Communicable Diseases
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SERVICES PROVIDED BY CHESTERFIELD
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
OTHER PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS
School Health
Dental Services
Home Health Services, Chronic Disease Home Visiting
Health Education, chronic disease prevention programs,
cholesterol screening,' hypertension screening, lifestyle
changes
Pharmacy Services
Laboratory Services
Primary Care (limited)
Refugee Health Care
Immunizations for Foreign Travel
Gynecology Services (not related to family planning)
Rodent Control
Radon Education
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Budget Information
FY91
Actual
$1 ,618,138
FY92
Adopted
$1 ,585,000
FY93
Proposed
$1 ,584,200
State and Federal funds in 1 993
$1 ,837,051
Critical Issues:
1. lncreased number of medically indigent
2. Public Health nurses for new school facilities
3. Increased reliance on Medicaid reimbursement from
eligible candidates
Changes in Service level:
1 . Services to other County Departments will be reduced;
first mission is to serve the public.
2. Screening for cholesterol and high blood pressure will
will be reduced.
3. Nursing coverage per school and per student will be
reduced.
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HOUSING DEPARTMENT
Major Responsibilities:
1. Manage housing programs for low income families:
~-Rental Assistance, rents based on income;
--indoor plumbing, loans and grants for installing bathrooms
in homes without such facilities
2. Coordinate Safe Neighborhood initiative at Park Lee
apartments.
3. Information and referral (3,000+ calls per year)
--Low cost housing options
--Landlord/tenant issues
--Shelters in Richmond or Petersburg
--Fair housing issues
Budget Information
FY91
A ctu a I
$164,073
FY92 -
Adopted
$168,200
Fy93
Proposed
$159,900
Critical Issues:
1 . Waiting List for Rental Assistance is 3-5 years
2. Growing list of owners in need of rehabilitation assistance
3. Increase in requests for emergency assistance
Changes in Service Levels:
1 . Housing activities can continue at the existing level based on
the proposed budget.
2. All funds are from Federal and State sources.
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Major Responsibilities:
1. Provide a pool of well qualified applicants.
2. Administer a total compensation program (salary and
benefits) .
3. Manage and enhance the County's EEO and Affirmative
Action Programs.
4. Administer the County's employee benefits programs.
5. Provide training and development opportunities.
6. Coordinate employee relations activities.
6. Develop and implement a human resource information
system.
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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
Workforce Statistics:
Fu II-Time Positions
Full-Time Employees
Average Salary
Average Age
Years of Service
Minority Members of Workforce
Female Members of Workforce
Turnover Rate
Vacancies Advertised/Applications Processed
# Training Programs Concluded
#Attendees
Staffing Ratio County - . 67:1 00 National - 1.1 :1 00
· H R Expenditure/Employee County - $328 National - $697
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2,256
$26,421
38
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170/0
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7.30/0
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JUVENILE DETENTION HOME
Major Responsibilities:
1 . Hold juveniles in a secure environment.
2. Provide educational programs.
3. Provide counselling, physical education, and formal
recreation to enhance social skills. -
4. Provide services to other localities on a space available
basis.
FY91
Actual
$1 ,244, 199
Budget Information
FY92
Adopted .
$1 ,228,200
FY93
Proposed
$1 ,225,600
Critical Issues:
1 . Continued reduction in State funding
2. Proposed State standards ·
Changes in Service Levels:
1. Increased population with more serious criminal offenses.
2. Less direct care staff to maintain security and supervision
3. Only most critical maintenance needs being met.
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YOUTH GROUP HOME
Major Responsibilities:
1. Housing juveniles ages 13-17.
2. Providing counseling and treatment.
3. Transition to Community.
4. Juvenile crime prevention programs.
Budget Informtion
FY91
NA
FY92
Original Plan
$333, 1 00
Actual
$66,900
FY93 "
Proposed
$330,000
Critical Issues:
1 . Uncertainty of State Funding.
2. State reimbursement of $322.000 for construction and
$69,000 from Colonial Heights.
3. Hiring a director to initiate programs.
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JUVENILE PROBATION
Major Responsibilities:
1. Screen juvenile criminal complaints, visitation controversies.
non-support complaints and process appropriate cases to COUrt6
2. Provide diversion programs to first time offenders through educational
programs
3~ Mediate custody, visitation and support cases.
4. Provide treatment and rehabilitation through supervision and family
counselling.
5. Provide services as directed by the Juvenile Court Judges.
6. Make appropriate recommendations for court dispositions.
Budget Information
FY91
$36,000
FY92
$35,500
FY93
$35,500
Critical Issues:
1. Automation for court service unit.
2. Equipment for safety of staff.
3. Ongoing training to enhance program delivery and services
4. Sufficient space for program operations
5. State funding
Changes in Service Levels:
1 ~ Reduced response time to inquiries, services
2. Inability to measure success of programs, or retrieve data to evaluate.
3~ Reduced after hour services due to concern for safety of staff.
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Library
1. Acquire and process books and other
materials
2. Reference Services
3. Outreach Service to Jail, Nursing Home,
Detention Home and Assisted Housing
Projects
4. Preschool Story Hours
5. Summer Reading Program
6. Literacy Program
7. Inter-branch and Inter-library Loan Program
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-LIBRARY
Budget Information
FY91
Adopted
$3,260,100
FY92
Adopted
$3,258,800
FY93
Proposed
$3,283,000
Critical Issues:
1 . Circulation expanding at unprecedented rate
2. New and expanded facilities at Central Library, Midlothian, ·
Enon and West Branch
3. Collection of Materials deteriorating
4. Reduction in State aid
Changes in Service Levels:
1 . Continuation of reduced public service hours
2. Continuation of reduced preschool storyhour and
reference services
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NEWS AND PUBLIC INFORMATION
SERVICES
Major Responsibilities:
Photography
Brochures
Graphics
Service Directory
Editing
Newsletters
Writing
Storer Cable
Press Releases
Videos
Training
Answer-Line
Press Conferences
Annual Report
Speeches and Speakers
Special Projects
Information and Referral
Emergency News Coverage
(24-Hours a Day)
Program Information
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NEWS & PUBLIC INFORMATION
SERVICES
Budget Information
FY91
Adopted
$160, 700
FY92
Original Plan
$161 ,600
FY93
· Proposed
$153,300
Critical Issues:
1. Increasing demands for services of all kinds
2. Lack of prepared, printed information for public use
3. Limited staff
Changes in Service Levels:
Limited ability to respond to public demand
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NURSING HOME
Major Responsibilities:
1. Provide Nursing and Rehabilitative Services for 194
residents
2. Provide Community Adult Day Care Services
3. Provide Comprehensive Alzheimer's Program
4. Provide Training site and clinical internship for County
Schools and area colleges and universities
5. Provide information referral service to community
Budget Information
FY92
Adopted
$5,971 ,800
FY93
Proposed
$5,942,900
Critical Issues:
1 . Limited and outdated facility
2. Limited availability of qualified healthcare professionals
3. Limited funding for long term care services
Changes in Service Levels:
1 . Unable to admit residents requiring the most intensive
level of long term nursing care
2. Unable to maintain comprehensive social programs for
residents and community
3. Unable to effectively compete in market for personnel a nd
residents
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PARK! AND RECREA1PON
Major Responsibilities:
1 .
FY91
Actual
$3,401 t 979
Provide and mai"ntain county wide system
of Parks and Recreational facilities
Provide quality recreational opportunities
for citizens
Administration and Support for Complex
Department
Budget Information
FY92
Adopted
. $3,365,900
FY93
Proposed
$3,362,900
2.
3.
Critical Issues :
1 . Lack of adequate facilities ~or youth and adult
athletics
2. Adequate staffing to maintain current facilities to
acceptable standards due to overuse
3. Development of new park facilities with reduced
resources
4. Activation of a $3 per participant fee to all youth
and adult athletic groups to off-set Department's
cost of co-sponsored programs.
5. Complex automated system requires additional
staffing expertise
, Changes in Service Levels:
1. Reduced facilities maintenance
2. Reduced evening and weekend supervision
3. Fall baseball/softball
4. Reduced operation of tennis and basketball facility
lighting
5. Coalfield Soccer Complex Replacement
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PARKS AND RECREATION STATISTICS
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VICTIMfWlTNESS ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
Major Responsibilities:
1 . Assist victims and witnesses in criminal justice process
2. Reduce physical and emotional suffering of innocent
victims through referrals for counselling and care
3. Assist victims in collecting cou~t-ordered restitution
4. Handle all travel and lodging arrangements for witnesses
appearing on behalf of the Commonwealth
Budget Information
State
County
FY91
$33,628
$18,000
FY92
$31 ,921
$18,000
Critical Issues:
1. Uncertainty of continued State Funding
2. Contined increases in violent crime, resulting in increased
caseload
Changes in Service Levels:
1 . Only limited number can be served
2. Lack of clerical support displaces professional staff
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VOLUNTEER SERVICES
Major Responsibilities:
1 . Recruit and place volunteers in appropriate positions
within County departments (7,500 volunteers gave
220,000 hours in 18 departments in 1991).
2. Expand Volunteer Services to all departments ·
3. Recognize volunteers, especially during Volunteer
Week (April 26~May 2, 1992).
Budget Information
FY91
$7,700
FY92
$8,600
FY93
$7,000
Critical Issues:
1 . Adequate Staff time to meet growing workload
2. Training for staff and volunteers
3. Recognition of volunteers with limited funding.
Changes in Service Levels:
I ncreased availability and use of volunteers in County
Departments.
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YOUTH SERVICES
Major Responsibilities:
1 . Assess critical issues related to youth
2. Educate Community on youth issues
3. Recommend programs to reduce delinquency
4. Coordinate Services for youth
5. Promote collaboration between public and private
providers
6. Provide support for Drug and A.lcohol Abuse Task
Force. .
FY91
Actual
$84,156.99
Budget Information
FY92
Adopted
$89,800.00
FY93
Proposed
$89,800.00
Critical Issues:
1 . Increasing Complexity of Youth Needs
2. Increased delinquency prevention needs
3. Growing youth populations needing constructive activities
Changes in Service Levels:
1. Number of projects limited due to reduction in part-time
staff
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REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
TO: THERESA M. PITTS, ACTING CLERK TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
We,
Magisterial District, and , of
.~.co. rr ~_. Magisterial District, pursuant to Section
15.1-538 of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended, hereby
request that a special meeting of the .Board of Supervisors be
held and that such special meeting shall be held on Wednesday,
March 4, 1992 at 5: 00 p. m.
The Boar.d will convene at the
Chesterfield County Administration Building, Room 502, Fifth
Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community Services Board
and the Social Services Board to discuss issues of mutual
concern.
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'fAKE NOTICE
TM(E NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of the Code
of Vil"ginia,. 1950, as amended, two members of the Board of
Supervisors have requested that a special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors be held and tllat such special meeting shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. The Board will
convene at the C"hesterfield County Administration Building,
Room 502, Fifth Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
services Board and the Social services Board to discuss issues
" "
of mutual concern.
Teste:
In. '-fJ~
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
I I 44wo..~:;::; I certify that I have received
a copy of this notice this ~th day of '-nL"~ , 1992,
arid waive any and all further notice requirements of Section
15.1-538 of the Code of Virginia.
c-LJ
~\.;
Supervisor,
District
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'rAKE NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of the Code
of Virg inia, 0" 1950 , as amended, two member s of the Board of
Supervisors have requested that a special meeting of the Board
of S\lpervisors be held and tllat such special meeting shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. The Board will
convene at the C'hesterfield County Administration Building,
Room 502, Fif~h Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
services Board and the Social Services Board to discuss issues
of mutual concern.
Teste:
J~01,LJ../ Tn. '-f J:;tiL
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
"I,
d-~~
-
, certify that I have received
a copy of this notice this ~th day of
Lf}(."tlA~
, 1992,
arld waive any and all further notice requirements of Section
15.1-538 of the Code of Virginia.
~1-
Supervisor, (ftn.--i.-I/t.'JI District
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TAKE NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of the Code
of Virginia, 1950, as amended, two members of the Board of
Supervisors have requested that a special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors be held and that such special meeting shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. The Board will
convene at the chesterfield County Administration Building,
Room 502, Fifth Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
Services Board an~ the Social services Board to discuss issues
of mutual concern.
Teste:
4-
J7UhJ~.LI 7n. i.fJ 1:i::t7U
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
I, ~~~ , certify that I have received
a copy of this notice this ~ day of ~~~ , 1992,
and waive any and all further, notice requirements of Section
15.1-5.38 of the Code of Virginia.
~~d~.
supervisor~~~istrict
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'fAKE NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of the Code
of Virginia, ."1950, as amended, two members of the Board of
Supervisors ~ave requested that a special meeting of the Board
of Supervisois be held and that such special meeting shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. The Board will
convene at the C'hesterfield County Administration' Building,
Room 502, Fifth Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
Se~vices Board and the Social services Board to discuss issues
of mutual concern.
Teste:
J~ m~ y;~
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
I, ~~,M 8-~~i-- I certify
a copy of this notice this 3JJ}- day of
that I have received
ht a.Jt CVv
I 1992,
arid waive any and all further notice requirements of Section
15.1-538 of ~he Code of Virginia.
l&J~1.M alee; ~
Supervisor I _.}l~CJt:/L0\. j Distr ict
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'.rAKE NOTICE
TM<E NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of the Code
of Virg inia," 1950, as amended, two members of the Board of
Supervisors have requested that a special meeting of the Board
of Stlpervisors be held and that such special meeting shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5:00 p.m. The Board will
convene at the C"hesterfield County Administration Building I
Room 502, Fifth Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
Services Board and the social Services Board to discuss issues
of mutual concern.
Teste:
Q.! Jl.ivr.uL 7n. cp~ ",
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
:7 L · IYJU~ ~"
I,
, certify that I have received
a copy of this notice this _~th day of ~
, 1992,
aIld waive any and all further notice requirements of Section
15.1-538 of the Code of Virginia.
~-
Supervisor r &1t'tt{tLI4J(/- District
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TAKE NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 15.1-538 of. the Code
of Virginia, 1950; as amended, two members of the Board of
Supervisors have requested that a special meeting of the Board
of Supervisors be held and that such special meeting. shall be
held on Wednesday, March 4, 1992 at 5": 00 "p.m. The Boar.d will
convene at. the Chesterfield County Administration Building,
Room 502, Fifth Floor, for a Dinner Meeting with the Community
Services. Board and the Social Services Board to discuss issues
of mutual concern.
J~J~ In - ~tttiJ
Teste:
Theresa M. Pitts, Acting Clerk
to the Board of Supervisors
I, S~ to ~~o.-<J , ~ertifY that I have received
a copy of this notice this ~~daY of ~ , 1992,
and waive any and all further notice requirements of. Section
15.1-538 of the Code of Virginia.
WzCbt]
County Attorney