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05-08-1968 Packet Present: w VIRGINIA: At a regular muting of Board of Board of Supervisors of Qiesterfield County, held at the on May 8, 1968 at 9:00 A.M. the Courthouse I°ir. Irvin G. Horner, Chr. Nir. Lee R, Gordon, Comm. Atty. Nir. H. G. Browning, Vice-Chr. Mr. Norris Mason, Asst. Comm. Atty. NIr. J.Ruffin Apperson Mr. Howard A Mayo,Jr. Co.Planncx Mr. F. F. Dietsch P•Zr. Rost. A. Painter, Co. Eng. Mr. A. R. N~artin Nir. N;.~3.Burnett, Exec. Secy. Mr. C. J. Purdy t"r. John Longmire, ~~sst. Comm. Atty. NIr. Burnett gives the invocation. On motion of Nir. L>urdy, seconded by Nir. Dietsch, it is resolved that the minutes of April 25 and 29, 1968 be and they hereby are approved. It was cited by the Executive Secret,_~ry that the request of the Virginia Electric & Power Company for 52100.00 to plant scre_~ni.n_a„~ui~~tx.~.es_. alone; the easement of the Virginia Electric ~ Power Company as it crosses Cocbill Road in two locations, had been reduced to 5250.00 upon the agreement that the Virginia Electric L: Power Company would plant seedling pine trees, which request is in line ti•~ith a recent policy of said Company to screen all necessary rights of way from the traveling public. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of PIr. Ispperson, seconded 13Y Nir. N'iartin, it is resolved that this matter again be deferred for further investigation. P'ir. `i.S~L~irichbet~k comes before the Board explaining further the contract which he has with the County for sewer connections for apartment houses on the 4varwick Road and it is generally conceded that this is an honest difference of interpretations, that the contract is binding but the agreements previously reached suffer from interpretations. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Pr. Dietsch, seconded by NIr. Browning, it is resolved that the previous motion relative to t~is matter passed on :'.,.ril 10, 1968 be rescinded and that the contract be corrected to give I°:r. ~inchbcck sewer connections at y100.00 on the 20-acres in question. Nr. _C ~ar~ies Jones comes L::for~ the Board requestin~~ the romoval of a fire hydrant close to his driveway on Southmore (toad in Nieadowbrook c.stuces. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of N=r. r~pperson, seconded b~ Nr. Dietsch, it is resolved that this matter be deferred for further investigation by the Sup:~rvisor and the i~ngineering Dept. 1~1r. N athaniel Newma~comes before the Board s~l:inc~ the vacation of a portion of Mid-City Road and them being no one present opposing the ordinance previously advertised, it is on motion of Nir. Purdy, seconded by Nir. Bro~~,ning, resolved that Paid-City road be vacated to the north line of the proposed 50-f t. right of way presently called Lake Tree Boulevard and that the following ordinance 'as amended, be adopted: yN GRDIN:sIC;/ to vacate a portion of T~~id- City Road described as follows: Beginning at a point on the eastern line of r:id-City Road which point is 215 feet north of the intersection of the northern line of Forest Lake I:oad and the eastern line of Mid-City Road; thence north 88° 28~ 45" east 40 feet to a point on thw estarn line of Paid-City F:aad; thence along the said western line of Mid-City Road north 1°31' 15°' west 800 feet to the southern line of Bryan Ridge Subdivision; thence along the southern line of Bryan Ridge Subdivision south 89° 52~ 15" east 40,02 feet to a point on the eastern line of r~!id-City Road; thence along the eastern line of Aiid-City Road south 1° 31' 1517 east 798.85 feet to the point of beginning as shown on a plat made by Chas. H.r^leet associates, dated ;~~pril 23, 1968, 9JHc:Ri:;~~S, Laketree Corporation has petitioned the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia to vacatea~s unimproved portion of r~~id-City Road in the elan of P~.id-City Farms, recorded in the Clerk's Gf~ice of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia in Plat Book 3,pages 242 and 243, and shown on the afore- mentioned plat made by Chas. H. Fleet ~ ~~ssociates, dated a~pril 23, 1968 and notice of the adoption of such Grdinance has been liven in accordance with Section 15.1-431, Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended; NU?iu, THER~I`GKL, B; IT ORD\INc:D BY TI-Ili BOaIRD Ci SUP~~G:VI ~GI-Z5 Gr' THL CCUr1TY GF CHDST:;r:FI~LD, VIRGINIr"+: 1. That pursuant to Section 15,1-482, Code of Virginia, 1950, amended, that the portion of r;id-City Road described above as shown on the pl%t of 1~Iid-City Farms recorded in Plat Book 3, pages 242 and 243, is hereby vac~ae~-, reference being made to said Plat of Chas. H.Fleet ~ :~ssociutes, attached hereto. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect in accordance with Section 15,1-482, Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended and a certified copy thereof shall be recorded in the Clerk's Cf-f ice of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County. Mrs.~,.,~_G„entry~,~„_and ~•.rs. Schools come be£-ore the Board again presenting complaints concernin, the quality of water,~in the individual wells in the Forest acres Subdivision and present petitions signed by 54 people who stut•_s that they will connect to the County water system should same be installed, Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of r~r. Martin, seconded by -2- t,r. Browning, it is resolved that the Engineering Department be re- quested to study this matter further in light of the potential growth of the area. On motion of NIr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Browning, the Virginia Depart-_~/ meat of Highways is hereby requested to take into the Secondary Roadvl~' System., Falstone Road. (Write usual resolution on same). Un motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by NIr. Martin, it is resolved that this Board requests the Highway Department to ~c1ean the ditch in the ~'1 Co11~e e_P,ark Subdivision and charge_ same to t„_,,,,,he 3~ Roaa Fund of the ~. County. There was presented a request from NIr. J. IC. Timmons that the roads in G7indsor Farms and Salisbury, Section "E", be changed to allow 24_~tof one application of tar and gravel and 20 f t. of plant mix, and requests the Board to approve the variation of the Road Policy. It was pointed out that the road would be as wide as present requirements, however, the traffic would be concentrated on the 20-f t. wide plant mix surface. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Ptr. Martin, seconded by P`ir. Purdy, it is resolved that this matter be deferred until May 23, 1968 for further consideration. There was held a general discussion on the sidewalk construction in the County and P'Ir. Lancaster, Resident L'ngineer, Department of Highways, reports that the sidewalks for the A. P~4. Davis, New Broad Rock and Forest View Schools will be in the current year's sidewalk program, Gn motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by Pair. Purdy, it is resolved that the Engineering Department be requested to obtain prices from several sources to repair the sidewalks alon. Chesterf field Avenue in the Village of Ettrick. Gn motion of Nir. Purdy, seconded by NIr. Apperson, it is resolved that Nir. Lancaster and Per. John Simmons be requested to present further sidlk uroiects.in order of their priority. There Dees presented a request to Nir. Lancaster of the Highway Department to accept Nutme Court which had previously been denied acceptance into the Secondary Road System. Pir. Lancaster states that this is in an apartment project and should be maintained by 'the apartment owner, It is cited that similar roads had been ac~Eepted and that the road in question was a 50-f t. dedicated street recorded on a plat approved by the Highway Department and an existing policy of which the County is aware, would indicate that the road should be accepted. On motion of I,r. Dietsch, seconded by Nir, Apperson, it is resolved that this matter be deferred for further consideration and consideration. On motion of 1~`ir. Apperson, seconded by 1:r. Martin, it is resolved that a Variance be granted to Nir. J.6dAp*~lewh.ite to allow the construction of a room on an existing trailer presently located on the Nash Road< (Map 113-27)0 -3- On motion of NIr. ~"~pperson, seconded by Pr. Purdy, it is resolved that the followin; erroneous tax claims be and they hereby are approved for payment: Charles F. and Nierle H, C'Srien 1968 Coo motor vehicle license plate $10.00 Charles F. &~ Merle H. O'Brien 1968 Co. ;rotor vehicle license plat 10,00 Juanita ',•iilkins N_atthews 1968 Co. motor vehicle license plate 10,00 On motion of P~Ir. Dietsch, seconded by P,r. Purdy, it is resolved that the Treasurer be and he hereby is requested to make the following teansfers: $15,000 from Special Projects (11-180-199) to FICA -(11-180-294) 3,700 from Special Projects (11-180-199) to Hos1~italization (11-180-293 150 from Co. ~.ssessor's Office Supplies (11-022-319) to Postage,- (11-022-218) On motion o~ Pir. Dietsch, seconded by i:r. I.artin, it is resolved that this Board requests the Highway Department to remove a dead tree from a stub road in `nlillcinson ~i'erre.ce. DIr. George Farley and others come before the Board again to discuss the request of va,~~.t_, ng _Ki lr_:._en_~7,y r~a,_ being a short section of dedicated right of way connecting Black Heath Road to Windsor Forest. lir. Mayo, County Planner, explains the previous planning and conditions currently existing and states that the County Planning Commission voted to deny the reauest to close Kilrenny Road. Ni.r. Farley presents a petition si~~ned by a large number of people on B1~.ck Heath Road and states further that they would accept a temporary closing for a few years, Upon consideration whereof and on motion of D^.r. Martin, seconded by Pair. Dietsch, it is resolved that this matter be deferred to May 23, 1968 to alloo~ the Commonw.~alth's Attorney opportunity to investigate the legal aspects of the later request. 1 On motion of i`;r. Dietsch, seconded by i_r. Martin, it is resolved that y~ the advertisement of the Ordinance concernin~~ cha establishment of the _C.apite~_Regio al Pa k ,>uthority pursuant to the Virginia Park Authorities Act be and it hereby is authorized for a public hearing on May 23, 1968 at 2:00 P.M. _q- 67-68CS t~lre Apperson states that T~~ro Richard 4Je Sprouse's request to rezone from Agricultural to Local Business (C-1) on two parc•°ls of land of irregular shape fronting 275 feet and 105 feet respectively on Route 10(Iron Bridge Load) and extending eastwa~:dly 210 feet and 250 feet respectively, being just north of Chippenham Parkway in Dale Magisterial Dis',~ricta Refer to Deco 52-2 paro 6-1 & 6-4, hasbeen withdrawna Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of A4r, Apperson, seconded by A`~ro Browning, it is resolved that the withdrawal of this application be and it hereby is acceL~tedo It is here noted that approximately 30 people appear against the rezoning requests ' 68-11CSo tiro Co DoRudy, representing the Shady Springs Corporation, comes before the Hoard requesting the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) to Industrial (M) on a parcel of kind of irregular shape containing 169 acres, fronting 1400 f;~et on UoSeRtea 1 and 301 and extending northwestwardly 4500 feet, more or less, be-ing traversed and bounded on the north by Proctor's Creek in Bermuda Magisterial Districts I:efer to Seco 98-5 parcel 1, and states That in 1965 his client re- quested Residential-2 and Industrial zoning for the entire tract and since there was some question concerning the two zonings on a single application, the Industrial request was dro~~pede i~~iro John Bates, representing the opposition states that there are 67 citizens opposing the zoning request which the Planning Commission had voted to denye Mro Narks cites the history of the area and states there is enough Industrial zoning and that the ran Court area has now created a Civic ~~ssociation which opposes the zoning request, i°,ro hi, Ke Bibb, President of the Quail Gaks Civic a=association, presents a petition against the requested rezoning, P~:r, Elmc-rte o Clark, stales that he purchased his home on T•iay 2, 1968 in what was supposed tc be a highly residential area and strongly opposes the rezoning> Pirse Culmer, representing the Clifflawn Subdivision, I~Frs, i,Jilmore, representing the Chester ~;JOman's Club and Torso ~;Jeinstock, presenting a petition opposing the rezoning r~queste lro Reibsamen states that he is approximately 1500 feet from the land in question and raises the question should Chester become a factory town or a quiet residential areao P`ir, Marks states that most of the people in the area have their life investments in their homed :tt present -che•e are no trucks, noise or odors and that the honor of the governing body is at stake since any rezoning will increase the amount the Highway Department has to pay for rights of way to Rte 2880 -5- • Pair. Rudy states tht~.t the neca road would be frhe southern boundary of any industrial use and caould bar any industrial traffic to the subdivi- sion by reason of its limited access construction. And states further, that the Land Use map of the County shows the use to be Industrial, that this is the best planning for tY~e area and that his clients own large tracts of adjacent land and they propose to develop for Residential Use and certainly would not do anything to reduce the value of the remaining residential land, Cn a question by Mr. Dietsch, Mr. Marks states that only 6 houses are occupied in t'ne Shady Springs area and th"t the area is developing very slowly. Nir .Purdy makes a suggestion that the rezoning be withdrawn until the new road is built and the citizens could see a better picture of the entire area at that time. Mr. Rudy, in order that same compromise be mac'c, proposes the zoning of all property north of Rt.288, wherever 288 will be located, On motion of I~ir. Purdy, seconded by Plr. Dietsch, it is resolved that the request for rezoning on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is denied, Nir. Browning and Nir. l~iartin abstain from voting. 68-22 CS. This reauest was withdrawn. 68-28CS. P~ir. rred Gray, representing the applicant states That he has notified 'chose who are opposed to this request and he would seek deferment to June 12, 1968. On motion of Pir. Lpperson, seconded by Mr.Srowning, it is resolved that this request be deferred to June 12, 1968. 68-29 T•ir. Tazewell James comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from :agricultural to Residential-2 on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 12~!-8 feet on its. 746, Gld Pte, 619, and extending westwardly 1070 feet, presently zoned Residential-2 for an average depth of 540 feet, being 5000 feet northeast of Rte. 697 in i'~ermuda Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 119,par.2, There appearing no :;ne in opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having recommended its approval, it is on motion of A'lr. Purdy, seconded by 1`~r.Browning, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to Residential-2. -6- .. 68-30CS Niro John Bates, representin:~ the G~ythe-Hudson Corporation and Piro John 6'> Overton comes before the Board requesting the rezonin from Residential-2 to Industrial (M) on a parcel of land of irr~:cular shape having a frontage of 675017 feet on Rtc-e ~-95 and extc-nding e~:~stwardly 1790092 feet along the north line of an unimproved road known as Riverside Drive and being 100 feet south of the subdivision of Bellwood Manor in Bermuda Magisterial Districto Refer to Seca82-5 para7 and Sec< 32-9 pars 2, 3, & pte le Nir Leo Piyers gives a brief history of this zoning request and states that he has contacted everyone in Bellwood P•Ianor close to the proposed sites ttevo Edwards, who resides at the end o~= Jean Drive states that a buffer is being given to those people in Bellwood Nianor yet zoning is proposed in close proximity to leis propertya Nlro Wilbur Cross, o:ancr of the apartment project stags that he had opposition at one time, however, the applicant has agreed to a 75-fte buffer strip along his boundary line, Upon consideration wher.of, and on motion of Nire Purdy, seconded by A1raBrowning, it is resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned Industrial ~Jith the provisions that a 75-fto strip of :and contiguous to the idillis Townhouse Apartments and a 30-fte buffer strip north and adjacent to Jean Court, be grantedo 68-32 CS> P4r, PoL,Travis, representing Pir> Edgar NoYoung, comes before the Board, reque:~ting the rezonirn~ from Residential-2 to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of irregular shape frontin: 229 feet on the south line of Forest Hill avenue and 215 feet on the west line of Gravel Hill Road being situated in the southea>t corner of said intersection in P'ianchester Magisterial Districto refer to Seco 1:1-2 par,52 E~ pte51< 'Phere appearing no opposition tothis request and the Planning Commission having re~Eommended approval with certain conditions, it is on motion of P•:ro Dietsch, seconded by Nire Piartin, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezc,ned to General iusiness with the provisions, that there be no service station, junk yard, auto graveyard, trailer court or trucking terminal p:~rmitted; further that the site layout and plans be approved ;.~y the Planning Directors It is here noted that Niro Browning and Niro apperson abstain from voting because of a contrary ruling of the Commonaaealth's attorney concerning conditional zoningo 68-33 CSe Pero Leslie Kardon, representing P~ir, P'ra.nk Burton, comes before the Board requesting the rezoninc,~ from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of irr~.cular sYjape fronting 800 feet, more or less, on UoSoRte 1 and 301 and extending eastwar ly 650 feet, more or less, being presently zoned General Business (C-2) for a depth of 300 feet and '~eing 625 feet south of Osborne Road in Bermuda Magisterial Districto Refer to Sece 98-14 pto paro6o There appearing no opposition to this request and the Planning Commission -7- having recommended approval under certain conditions, it is on rnotion of I'ir. Purdy, seconded by T,r. Dietsch, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel of land be ,and it hereby is rezoned for General Business, subject to conditions imposed by the Planning Commission, which are: Subject to site layout and plans being approved by tl:e Planning Director and further that there be no junk yard. 63-34 C5. Mr. Q~as. Beddow, Atty. representing NIr. James C. Lansford comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from Agricultural to Residential-2 on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 939.32 feet on the southeast line of Coxendale road and 191.72 feet cn the north line of Osborne Road being situated in the northeastermost corner of said intersection in Bermuda 1`'i<,gisterial District. Refer to Sec. 98-14 pt. par, 12. There appearing no one in opposition to this request-and the Planning Commission having recommended approval, it is on motion~of i~;r. Purdy, seconded by P%!r. Dietsch, resolved that the aforedescribed parcel c.f land be and it hereby is rezoned for Residential-2 purposes. 68-35 CS. i~ir. Richard Renshaw, representing T'ir. Samuel E. Colgate comes before the Board requesting the rezonin.~ from aagricultural to General Business (C-2) on a parcel of land of rectangular shape fronting 100 feet on L'.S. Rte. 60 and extending northwar_.ly 400 feet, being 1600 feet east of Rte. 653 in iidlothian Piais~crial District. I:efer to Sec. 17 pt.par. 18. Th~:re appearing no one in opposition to this request and the Planning Commission having recommended a;~proval, with certain restrictions, it is on rnotic:n of T'ir e P4artin, seconded by I~ir e Dietsch, resolved that the aforedascribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to General Business with the following conditions: rovided land be restricted against use for service stations, public garage, trucking terminal, dance hall, junk yard, ~~ trailer court; further, plans and specifications with proper screening be approved by Planning Director, It is her c- noted that T~~r. 3rowninq and Nir. Appel son abstain from voting due tc the restricted zoning, 68-36CS. ~~ 37 CS. NIr. J.W.Keith comes before the Board seeking the following rezoning in Midlothian Magisterial District, the rezoninc, from Resid~ntial- Agricultural to Residential-1 on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 1385 feet, more or less, on P.te. 711 and extending southwest- wardly 2600 feet, more cr less, to the South_rn Railroad right of way and being 1200 feet, more or less northwest of Rt. 147. defer to Sec. 8-16 pt. par 1, In Midlothian i~.agisterial District J.Ld.Keith requests the rezoning from Residential-:agricultural to Local Pusiness (C-1) on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 100 feet, more or less, on i~te.711 -8- and extending southwestwardly 1150 feet to the Southern Railroad right of way and being 1100 feet northwest of Rte. 147. Ruler to Sec. 8-16 pto par, 1. ijnd requested that these two cars be heard concurrently. rfr. Keith cites the condition in the area with the proposed S hopping Center in dose proximity and the Railroad, and states further that rriost of the people objecting seem to oppose the R-1 zoning. He states that if the Club is not built by 1970 the land can be rezoned to R-1; that the Club will be a private Club; that he is willing to put a restr~.ctive covenant to run with the land vahich will require costing X30,000 or more, Mr. Fred Gray, representing the opposition, states that there is no opposition to rezoning the land for Local Business purpcses and recommends that a Use Permit be awarded for a Club. He states further ti-:at the residents of the area do not want to reduce the Residential requirements from R-A to R-1. He presents a petition signed by 254 people and approximately 80 people appear in opposition to the Residential rezoning rec~ue~t. Air. Keith stat<:s that there have been apartment zonings and shopping centers since the other zoning was initiated and a change is inevitable. On motion of Pair. Martin, seconded by Pir. Browning, it is resolved that t~'~is matter be deferred until May 23, 1968 at 4:00 P.M. in order that the Commonwealth's ~~ttorney can issue an opinion on the validity of a Use Permit and deed restrictions as proposed. 68-10U. i°ir, Jehn Pears~~.ll, representing Fir. James P.Dillard again comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit 'to operate an asphalt mixing plant on a parcel of land containing 4,0=1 acres of irregular shape fronting 28903 ft. on ;:~ll~aood Road and extending northwardly 558 ft. being 4500 feet e~~st of Rte. I-95 in Bermuda Magisterial District, Refer to ,sec. 68 (2) par. 17A, which request was deferred from April 10, 1968 and cites the fact that his client is willing to use certain equipment to purify the air in his manufacturing operation. 6lhereupon, i•.r. Bowles, Lawyer, representing ttre DuPont Company, states that 1•~is client is agreeable if the equipment is installed and used, and that officials of DuPont will notify the Company if the equipment is not being used properly. Gn motion of Mr. Purdy, seconded by Nir.Bro~ening, it is resolved that a Use Permit to operate an asphalt mi;c plant on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is approved, provided the air pollution equipment indicated in Plr. Dillard's application filed with the Board's papers be instr;.lled and used and that final plans be approved by the Engineering Department, 68-14U. P-ir. Piartin states ~itiat he has a financial interest in this requeat_and withdraws from the Board. Nir. 11. T. Layne, representing Bon 1"sir, Inc, , ccmes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to operate a Savings and Loan facility and an attorney's off ice on a triangular block bouncled on the east by NicRae Road on the southwest by r^ore~t mill :'.venue and the northwest by 61est Huguend~t Road in Midlothian Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 10-2 par. 6 «6-1. N'ir. Layne states that l~;is client withdraws the request for an attorney's office in the building. -9- He displays plans for the proposed building which will conform to all r~quiraments of the County. P'ir. Gdilliam Lumpkin, President of the Bon Air Community tissociation, states that the citis:~ns of the area have been historically against further zoning in Bon :-,ir, particularly on Rt.147 and that the citizens do not want or need additional business zoning, He makes a fervent plea to leave Rte. 147 beautiful by; not granting further zoning on this road. P'ir. ugorge id. Jones, repress-nting the Southampton Civic ~`.ssociation endorses the opposition presented by Pir. Lump)cin and stat<,s that his t~ssociation opposes anything that would commercialize Rte. 147, Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by rir. Browning, it is resolved that this zoning application be and it hereby is denied, 6dhereupon, Mr. Horner votes No stating that this triangle in question is not usable for rc-sidential purposes and the use proposed would enhance the value of the surrounding area, 68-15U. :withdrawn. 68-16. l~lr. Fitzgerald, representing his ~~Jife, Mrs. Rodney ~1. Fitzgerald, comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to operate an of~ice and manufacture small ceramics on a parcel of end of rectangular shape and fronting 110 f,:.et on lvinfree Street and fronting 210, f~:et, more or less, on Snead Street, being on the westernmost corner of said inter- section and better known as 12426 b~infree Street in Bermuda ivlagisterial District. i:efer to Sec.115-12 (3) Blk. N. lot 176 and states that he wishes to use his garage for leis hobby and that of his wife to make ceramics, that no sign would be erected and only limited business would be donducted, lvir. Fred Thompson states that he is inordinately opposed to anything that smacks of business in 'the area. Dr, Robert Phillips presented ~~. petition against the request and states he is against any business zoning in thu area, Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of P%ir. Purdy, seconded by i•ir. npp~rson, it is resolved the.t a Use Permit to operate a ceramic shop be and it hereby is denied. :~ vote being taken on the motion, isr. Purdy and P'ir. ;~pperson vote Yea. ilr. Dietsch, P';r. i.,rtin and ir. P3rosvning vote Play and the motion fails. Upon further consideration and on motion of I~~r. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. iviartin, it is resolved that this Board grant a Use Permit to Mrs. Fitzgerald only nor a c~eriod o~ one (1) year for the manufacture of ceramics in the garage on the aforedescribed parcel of land, provided there are no adve~ti.sing signs, that no alterations to the existing building are required and that there be no sales from the home, It is here noted that Mr. Apperson and i~ir. Purdy vote No. -10- .. 8~ 1,7u .~ i~ir, ~,J,EeHall comes before the Board requestin~j a Use Permit to .repair shoes in an accessory building on a lot of irregular shape fronting 90 feet on Marwick Road and extenciin~; eastwardly 150 feet and better known as 4°, 70 6Jarwick Road in Manchester Magisterial Districts Refer to Sece 30-7 (1) paro 9e Ther~> appearing no one to oppose this request, it is on motion of i'~~r, Dietsch, seconded by D~iro ~;pperson, resolved that this Board grant a Use Permit to repair shoes on the aforedescribed parcel of land, limited to the present owner of the property and provided there be no signs and no alterations on the present building and so long as the noise is not objectionable to the neighborse 68-18Ue Mr, T:,CDEike comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit to repair model electric trains in his home on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 100 feet on the south line of Bagwell Drive and 116e44 fte on the southeast line of Joliette road, being situated on the southeast corner of said in~.~ersection and better known as 1131 Joliette Road in Manchester NIac~isterial Districts Refer to Sece 18-4 (8) Blke J, Lot 130 There appearing no one to oppose this request, it is on motion of Mira Dietsch, seconded by Tire Brotimin., resolved that this Board grant a Use Permit as requested, provided there be no change in the existing 3~uilding, no signs and the Use Permit is aw}rded to the present owner onlya 68-19U, P.ro Fred Gray, representing Beechwcod, Inca comes before the Board rdquesting a Use Permit to operate a dry cleanin: and laundry plant or plants on that parcel of land Y.nown as Nicadowbrook Shopping Center, bounded on the east by Hopkins i:oad, on the southwest by ~ ippenham Parkway and being 150 feet south of i;onnie Bank Road in Dale Magisterial Districts Refer to Sece 52-11 pte pare3o There appearing no one in opposition to this request, it is on motion of I4r< <.pperson, seconded by I~Ire Dietsch, resolved that a Use Permit as requested on the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is approvedo 68-20 Uo 1_ro Horner states that Pars, Shirley Te ~:•~est could not stay for the hearing of h::r case which requested a Use Permit to operate a beauty salon in her home on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 250 feet, more or less, on the south line of U>S,Rtea 360 and 440 ft> mor; or less, on the east line of Rtee 783, being situated on the southeast corner of said intersection in Clover 'mill i~iagisterial Districts Refer to Sece 73 pare 27a -11- Upon consideration whereof, and h1r o I~~artin, it is resolved that on the of oredescribed parcel of the land onlye i on motion of I°.r, F>orner, seconded by a Use Permit to operate a Beauty Salon end be approved to the present owner of On motion of I~ir e Brov~ming, seconded by e`.r e Dietsch, it is resolved that the Treasurer of the County be and he hereby is recuested to transfer the sum of 3800°00 from 11-130-222 to 11-130-112 which is the category for the compensation of election officialsa Cn motion of T:.ro Dietsch, seconded by Pare Purdy, it~is resolved that the following water contracts be and they hereby are approved: ARC-317x{ Cedarhurst goad -sorest dill Farms Cost to developer 8" 36,360,00 Cost to County 2" 14~426<71 Tot~:.l 320, 7860 71 AR-396C 6~estover South, Section "C" 13,859>00 ARC-478 ~,destover Terrace Apartments 7,831°50 aC-541B Fuqua Farrns, Sec, "D" 10,859°00 AR-184C Claremont, Seco "B°' 1,824,00 On motion of A`iro Dietsch, seconded by Y,r< Purdy, it is resolved that the following sewer contracts ire and they hereby are ap;_,roved: 5-68-19CD Meadowdale, Seco"C" 5-68-22D Claremont, Seco ";;'~ 5-68-23D Route 360, Shoeing Center 5-68-8D Luc:.lmsley Boulevard Duplex Apartments On motion of 1~<r e Dietsch, s:_ conded by T-ir, Purdy, it is resolved that this Board authorizes the condemnation of property of 1~Iro~;Jilliam A, Renshaw, who has been offered S100v00 for an ea.~ement on Project 6511-63/60 Gn motion of i'•ire ~~pperson, seconded by P::ro Browning, it is resolved that the- County Engineering Department be authorized to issue permits for the installation of work of underground telephone equipment On the following ;projects: Scottingham, SeCtlon tcA rr A'~ayfair Estates Meadowbrook 6dest, Sece "E" Pumping Station Site -Intersection Rte o -~1, Rte e 619 and 620 Gn motion of I°iro Dietsch, seconded by Plre the contract 6511-64 for the installation Hills area be awarded to Stcmie Eo Lyttle Purdy, it is resolved that of sewers in the Stratford Company, Inca in ttie amount -12- • of 1264,641.45; pipe - Johns-P.anville Co. in the amount of 139,304.57 Pre-cast manholes - Concrete: Pipe and Products Company 20,276.00 A':anhole Castings - Richards Foundry Company 4,080.00 Total 1328,302.02 On motion of Pir. Purdy, seconded by P'ir.Browning, it is resolved that the schedule of adding to the Falling Creek Sewage Treatment Plant to provide additional primary and secondary treatment of sewerage be and it hereby is approved, On motion of P•.r. Apperson, seconded by T•.r. Purdy, it is resolved that employees from the Reynolds Metals Company be allowed to use the Exhibition Building at the Courthouse for a Sunday Picnic. l~:r. Dietsch raised the c~ues.tion concernin the payment of Personal Property taxes on certain trailers on I-lalmsley Boulevard. .1f t r much discussion of this matter, it is resolved on motion of PIr. 1lietsch, seconded by Mr. Browning, that the Executive secretary be requestd to talk with the Commissioner of the TZevenue concerning the ~oolicies by which trailers are assessed for Personal Property. On motion of i~,r. Dietsch, seconded by I.r. Browning, it is resolved that a street li:;ht be authorized at the intersection of Alaska Drive and Cook's Road if some is found to meet the criteria agreed to by the Board. On motion of P:r. Dietsch, seconded by P'~r, Purdy, it is resolved that this Board requests the Cottrell Electronics to review the P.A.System in the County's Board room and to recommend changes w~~ich will make said public address system effective and efficient. Gn motion of i•Ar. Dietsch, seconded by iir. Purdy, it is resolved that this Board declare the week of tiay 13, 1968 as County Police ~-peek in an effort to commemorate the dedication of Policemen throughout the County toward rlaintaining law and order. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by i!r. Bros.-aning, it is resolved that this Board authorizes P!r. Lee Gordon, Commonwealth's r.ttorney, to employ a lawyer to draft a County 'Coning Crdinance under the supervision and direction cf the Ordinance Committee. On motion of i~~r. Dietsch, seconded by Mr_. Martin, it is resolved that this Board awards to the Commonwealth Ford Company a contract for furnishing twenty-two (22) Air-conditioned Ord police cars at the lowest bid submitted of 5;2342.48 each. -13- .~ ~ ~ p ~'+nd b,`., it furth~:r resolved, that the Treasurer of the County be and he here-by is requested tc transf er from the unappropriated surplus of the County's Gen`r._:1 Fund the sum of ";;3535000 to 400,1 in the Police bucyete It is l~,ere noted that I~Ir e Browning 'and i~,r e Apperson vote Noe Gn motion of Pire Dietsch, seconded by P.re Partin, it is resolved that 'the County cf Chesterfield offers its services to the surrounding cities in tY~e event of Civil disorder or a tda~ional emc-rgencyo On motion of I~Iro Horner, seconded by 1`~;ro apperson, it is resolved that this Board requests the Highway Department to ccnsider the extension of ~2to623 for a distance of ,6 of a mile for acceptance into the State Secondary System as a Rural roads On motion of Y;ro :~pperson, seconded by Pore Purdy, it is resolved that this Board adjourn at 8:21 P,P1, until 2;00 P>Pi, on I~tay 23, 1968> -14- VACATION OF PgRT OF MID-CITY ROAD Take nonce that un. he eih tlay of Moy at 9:-.„5 q,M, qr ¢s soon }here- after os may be heortl, the Boord of Superv~sorg oLChesterfieltl County at Ifs regular rtieef op plots in The court- room of the County Court of Chester- Beltl County, Vlrpinla, will consltler the .following ortl:nance for atlopilon: An ortlinance toivacgt¢ a port of Mitl- Clty Road, Mltl-Clty Farms The complete text of the proposed or-' dinance With accompanying plat Is on! file in the office of the Executive Secre-. tary pi the Boortl of-, Supervisors of Chester/Ieltl County. Virginia, and may be examinetl by all Interested pottiest between the hours of 9:00 A. M. antl~ 5:00 P.M., Montlay though Fritlay. I :~ ~ ~~ _, \ RICHMOND NEW$PAPES$, ~. Publisher of I- THE RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH Richmond, Va_ May- 2, 1968 Thla is to certify that the attache8~ga1_~Iatice___________ ________ was published in The Richmond Times-Dispatch, a newspaper published in the City of Richmond, State of Virginia. --------------------- A_pril_25_ an~~'_i~Y-2a- 1Q6g----------------- The first insertion being given___ A~ril_25~_ 1968____________________ JOHN G. MAY, JR. ER NEST G. GARRETT, JR. C;. KENNETH MILLER 'NATHANIEL 5. NEWMAN BUFO RD M. PARSONS, JR. GEORGE M. TRIB LE. III THOMAS B. DAVIDSO N, JR LAW OFFICES MAY, GARRETT, MILLER AND NEWMAN P. O. Boz 4593 8503 PATTERSON AVENVE RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23229 TELEPHONE 282-4201 April 24, 1968 Vacation of Part of Mid-City Road Mr. M. W. Burnette Executive Secretary of Chesterfield County Chesterfield C.H., Virginia Dear Mr. Burnette: Enclosed is a letter to the Richmond Times-Dispatch providing for the publication of the enclosed notice be- ginning April 25, 1968 and again on May 2, 1968. Enclosed also is the original and one copy of the proposed ordinance and plat to be kept in your office for inspection by interested parties. The writer very much appreciates your courtesy when he was in your office on April 23, 1968. Very truly yours, ^ ~ v~` zJY{'~Gt~~- ~~~-l~ For the Firm NSN:sbd Enclosures • ~ltitittit of C~1tr~trrtir1~ ~~. ,S' /"~ '~~'~ G n MACK T. DANIELS ~ 11, Q j~ CLERN F I ~ ~ ~jeu _ _~,`7' OLIVER D. RUDY -'~-~-- COM MONW EALTM ATTORNEY J~l~J ~..~•~r, CIRCUIT COURT CHESTERFIELD, V I RG I N I A May 10, 1968 Mr. M. W. Burnett Executive Secretary County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Mel: WILLIAM OLD J UOGE ERNEST P. OATE3 JUDGE I have reviewed the papers attached hereto pretaining to vacation of a part of Mid-City Road in Mid-City Farms Subdivision. The procedure out- lined in these papers for vacation are in compliance with the Code provisions and otherwise is in order for the Board's determination on the date advertised. Very truly yours, lG%f~fG~~~f~-~ ~,~~'¢~ ¢ Morris E. Mason Assistant Commonwealth's Attorney MEM:ct \~ AN ORDINANCE to vacate a portion of Mid-City Road described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the eastern line of Mid-City Road which point is 215 feet north of the intersection of the northern line of Forest Lake Road and the eastern line of Mid-City Road; thence north 88° 28' 45" east 40 feet to a point on the western line of Mid-City Road; thence along the said western line of Mid-City Road north 1° 31` 15" west 800 feet to the southern line of Bryan Ridge Subdivision; thence along the southern line of Bryan Ridge Subdivision south 89° 52' 15" east 40.02 feet to a point on the eastern line of Mid-City Road; thence along the eastern line of Mid-City Road south 1° 31' 15" east 798.85 feet to the point of begin- ning as shown on a plat made by Chas. H. Fleet & Assocs. dated April 23,'1968. WHEREAS, Laketree Corporation has petitioned the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia to vacate an un- improved portion of Mid-City Road in the plan of Mid-City Farms, recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia in Plat Book 3, pages 242 and 243, and shown on the aforementioned plat made by Chas. H. Fleet & Assocs. dated April 23, 1968, and notice of the adoption of such Ordinance has been given in accordance with Section 15.1-431,-Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.., VIRGINIA: 1. That pursuant to Section 15.1-482, Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended, that the portion of Mid-City Road described above as shown on the plat of Mid-City Farms recorded in Plat Book 3, pages 242 and 243, is hereby vacated, reference being made to said plat of Chas. H. Fleet & Assocs. attached hereto. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect in ac- cordance with Section 15.1-482, Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended and a certified copy thereof shall be recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County. t~/~ (~ N (~ T 1 u, ~ ~ ~ U ~ ~~ C y ~~ 0 ~ ~ ~ D .G r --., O n rn m r O 0 Z ~y~d ~4~ ~~~~ m ~~ o ° ON o °p N ~rn ~ m ~ m ~ ~ ~ rn = r, z o ~ ~ x ao z m ~ ~ ~D D oZ D d ~ ~ d '_~ ~ O ~z ~ ~ O 1 ~ O UY _~ .. z -~ Z 0 0 D b cn ~ Z o ~. - ~ p i V, ,~ n N ~ N rn ~ ~ l 0 D o ~ ~ o J O o ~ ° ~, °° o r n Co - 0 ~ ~ z ~ n C ~ z ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 b ~o `- bo roe ~o m to ,Z00 -3„Sl -,ZS-o 6BS 3 N~o~g i i r ,~~a .~ la o D x Z 1~1 rn 0 ~~~ ~. ~ O r o ~ n ~ ~ ~ O D Noistnta9nc 3~Qt~ tvd~bg BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IRVIN G. HORN ER. CHAIRMAN CLOVER HILL DISTRICT C. J. PURDY BERMDDA DISTRICT J. RUFFIN APPERSON DALE DISTRICT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS F. F. DIETSCH MANCH ESTEN DISTRICT HERBERT O. BROWNING MATOACA DISTRICT ANDREW R. MARTIN MIDLOTHIAN pI STRI CT ,fig" c` "~'~'f'` - -=~~'`~ 1 ,~'iS Ali ~~..r~ A • • _ _s ]A~j~ '_ ~. w'l ~~ ~ _~ ~ ~, COUNTY O F C H E S T E R F I E L D CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA M. W. BURN ETT Ez ECUTIVE BECRETARY May 6, 19.68 Board of Supervisors c/o Mr. M. W. Burnett. Chesterfield Virginia Gentlemen: cL~Q~~,~,~~'~",;; MAY 19G8 ~~~~'~ '~ REC~~VE~ ~<a; ~. ~~fdd7~~~i At a meeting he d on-April 16.,.1868 the Chesaerfield County Planning Commission considered .the :plan to' vacate Kilrenny Road. Upon consideration whereof and on motion and seconded, it is resolved that. .the Commission recommends to the: Board of Supervisors that Kilrenny Road not be vacated. All. vote aye. Ver truly rs, ~ ,(?, ~ r howard a. mayo,~~ Planning Director hamj r : pp cc: Engineering Department 1...1-lam ~-~.. ~~ ------ ---------- ~,~~ [~- X80 -/ - - -1 ~ -aa-O- _ - -- 5--- ~- /° - - - -~ ~) - -- ~a ---- --- - -- -- - - - - 1 ~"o - -------- ------- ;~ PETITION TO THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF CHESTERFIELD COUNTY The undersigned, being all the owners of property abutting that certain unimproved 50' road in Midlothian District, Chesterfield County, Virginia, known as Kilrenny Road, which commences at its intersection with Blackheath Road in Ayrshire, Section A, and extends into the subdivision known as Windsor Forest, Section A, all as more particularly shown on a certain plat made by J. K. Timmons, entitled, ~~Tentative Plan, SEDGEP1fONT, Pti.dlothian District Chesterfield Co Va ~~, a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof, do hereby petition the Board of Supervisors to vacate and abandon the- said unim- proved street. ,~/ ~ r ~1~.. /c~-'~~x-z.._-G(i~~ /bye-~%(--~~ ,:~G('`? 1 ~~ ~-~, 'Z ~~ 1~0-~3 ~.y~z, .1~.~-~, .~ . :., • i • Offered May 8, 1968 AN ORDINANCE - Chapter 8 B, Section 1 Concerning the establishment of the Capitol Regional Park Authority pursuant to the Virginia Park Authorities,Act. `` Patron - Mr. Dietsch `~ ~,d''~ Public Hearing, May 23, 1968, at 2 P. M. Approved as t.o form and legality by Commonwealth's Attorney WHEREAS, the Richmond Region is rapidly urbanizing with more and more land being converted from farm and woodland into resi- dential subdivisions and other forms of urban development; and with a population now exceeding 485,000 persons; and WHEREAS, the Richmond Regional Planning Commission has made a survey and report in which it was found little, if any, systematic provision to preserve some of the natural landscape as permanent open space, as a result of which failure There is now a serious and growing shortage of proper regional recreation areas and public preserves to meet the needs of the expanding metropolis; and WHEREAS, there appears to be a considerable demand on the part of citizens and civic organizations for a regional program of open space preservation and a desire to assist in such program by contributing lands and other gifts; and . _ _, " 2 - WHEREAS, in order to meet a need of this kind, the General Assembly of Virginia has provided through the Park Authorities Act of 1950 for the voluntary creation by any two or more political subdivisions of a Regional Park Authority, having the powers necessary to provide for public open spaces on a regional basis; NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD HEREBY ORDAINS: 1. That the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors be and is hereby authorized and directed to enter into and execute, for and on behalf of the County of Chesterfield, the following agreement which is in all respects approved, providing for the cooperation 2~ of the County of Chesterfield in the creation of a Capitol Regional Park Authority for the region Lying within the boundaries o~f the County of Chesterfield, the County of Henrico and the City of Rich- . mond as authorized by the Virginia Park Authorities Act. (Chapter 27, Title 15.1 Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended) to be known as the Capitol Regional Park Authority, for the purpose of acquir- ing developing, constructing, operating and maintaining a system of Regional Parks within or partly within the geographical limits of any one or more of the political subdivisions composing the said Authority, and for the purpose of exercising other powers conferred by said Act in relation to the foregoing. 2• ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF THE CA`P~'i'GL REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY In compliance with the Virginia Park Authorities _~ct (Chapter 27, Title 15.1 Code of Virginia, 1950), as amended, the Board of County Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, the Board of County Supervisors of Henrico County, Virginia, and the City Council of the City of Richmond, Virginia, pursuant to a concurrent .,, _ ;S? • - 3 - resolution signifying their intention to create a regional park authority, which shall be a public body politic and corporate, hereby certify: (a) This Authority is formed under the Virginia Park Authori- ties Act; its name shall be "CAPITOL REGIONAL PARK AUTHORITY" and the address of its principal office shall be Richmond, Virginia. (b) The names of the incorporating political subdivisions are: COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA COUNTY OF HENRICO, VIRGINIA ' CITY OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Each participating political subdivision shall appoint six (6) members to the Authority. The names and addresses of the first members of the said Authority are, -respectively, as follows, each of whom is a resident of the incorporating political subdivision appointing him, and each of whom shall continue in office for the term opposite his name and until his successor shall be duly appointed and shall qualify: Name Address Term (:Richmond) Dr. T. 0. Layman 403 N. Thompson St. 2 years (Richmond) Ben D. Freeman 215 Old Orchard Rd. 2 years (Richmond) William V. Sullivan 1211 Whitby Rd. 2 years (:Richmond) Dr. John R. Williams 2506 Hawthorne Ave. 4 years (Richmond) Harry L. Cohn 4711 Grandway Rd. 4 years ('Richmond) Edward F. ,.Sinnott, 21 C larke Rd. 4 years Jr. (Henrico) David S. Parrish 5110 Nine Mile Rd. 2 years (Henrico) George Burrus, Jr. 6100 Club Road 2 years (Henrico) Edward G. Goulding Rt. 14, Richmond, Va. 2 years (Henrico) Charlie H. Bradley Meadow Rd., Sandston 4 years Va. (Henrico) John C. Farley, Jr. 9013 Willow Brook Dr. 4 years (Henrico) Robert D. Oakley 1520 Bexhill Road 4 years '. -.. - 4 - • ~ a (Chesterfield) H. F, /{aK Coe k d/i.n+evpo6 k ~ /a. 2 years ~~~ (Chesterfield) ~'u ~+~ s C. ~u k~ ©a k ~+N~ /~v. 2 years (Chesterfield) Earl M. Cole 2931 Dundas Road 2 years (Chesterfield) Richard W. Sprouse 5201 Monza Court 4 years (Chesterfield) Fred Jurgens, Jr. Buford Road 4 years (Chesterfield) William E. Dutcher 3451 Kenmore Road 4 years The successor of each. member shall be appointed by the gov- erning body of the participating political subdivision from which the member whose term is expiring was appointed, and such successor shall serve for a term of four (4) years and until his successor shall be duly appointed and shall qualify, except that any person appointed to fill a vacancy shall serve only for the unexpired term. Any member of the Authority shall be eligible for reappoint- went. Each member shall be reimbursed the amount of his actual ex- penses necessarily incurred in the performance of his duties. The purpose for which said Authority is created is the acquisi- lion, construction, development, operating and maintenance of parks within or partly within the geographical limits of any one or mar e of the political subdivisions composing the said Authority, and for the purpose of exercising in relation thereto all other powers cc~~-Ferred by said Act; provided, however, that each of the govern-. bodies subscribing hereto reserves the right to disapprove any project proposed by the Park Authority within its political sub- division. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the political subdivisions incorporating said Authority have caused these Articles of Incorporation to be executed by the Chairman or City Manager of each of their govern- ing bodies this _ day of 1968. 3413 CARLTON ST. I RICHMOND ~ VIPGINIA 2323^ • SERVICE PLUS ~I• SATTERWHITE PRINTING COMPANY, INC. TELEPHONE: 359-4021 ~~ (/ S om elegy ~ ~~ C'.9--/~ d - Gl/~l 9~S ~~"DO, ~~ fill //~ %34~ Z z ~ C/'~'e,~r~,e~'u'~ v~ ~'uy ~i -- ~~'~~,,~ls . ~~ ~~~ ~~ ~ L~-s~c~~G~~ c~~~ y ..-.4.`. - .. Mr. Robert A..Painter County ENgineer County of Chesterfield Chesterfield, Virginia Dear Bob: May 8, 1968 Re: Project No. 6511-63/6 Property: HENSHAW, William A. The following property owner does not wish to dedicate necessary sewer easement as shown on the attached plat. It is suggested the following offer be made. .This value is made by Mr. J. T. Rose,.Sr. • BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IRVIN G. HORNER~ CH AIRM AH CLOVER HILL DIRT RIOT C. J. PURDY BERMUDA DIBTRICT J. RUFFIN APPERSON GALE OIBT RIOT • BOARD OF SUPERVISORS F. F. DIETSCH M ANCHEBTER DISTRICT HERBERT O. BROW NING MATOACA DIBTRICT ANDREW R. MARTIN MIOLOT HIAN DIBTRICT C O U N T Y O F C H E S T E R F I E L D CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA M. W. BURN ETT E%ECU TIVE SECRETARY Project Owner 6511-63/6 William A. Henshaw District Amount Mancl~eter $100.00 Sincerely, i f f: / ~ A. J. Bridges Right of Way Engineer AJB:eng cc: Mr. F. .F.,Dietsch Mr. J. T. Rose, Sr. A~FREp ~` RV TH PM. ORgNG D.B6j80R3sGEE sy / ~ 7g 2g // ~ ~~ M. C FRA N ES Hp ON $ MASON \~~ 00 ~_ .~ ~ ~ ~o~ ~o~ x 0 / N$~ \f f ,~, / ~~. ~ . ~ ~2 ~ 0o Aj/ s~ 2 ~~~, ~ T o ~S\ ~O ~ ~ //M.H.0+80.46 ~~G i ~ w_. ti r p+59.90 ~ O' Q0 p3 ...4: E.-r ~`Do ~'o ~o 0 0 :; ~. ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ / =,~ .. , -4 O ~ +t is ~\ / '1 ` :o ~P~P~ ~.c :~;:\ G GQ'- \ : goo ~~ ~~ .t L'~ s\, ~' :3 s~ '~. ,. FOP \ 16' PERMANENT ~ ~,~ -, 0 Q J w LL W Q T ~o -~~ \ \ ^ \ ~~ , ~ '\ ~ 2'J WILLIAM A.,HENSHAW \ ~`;.4;. ~i \2 --~ ~, 8~ ANN R. HENSHAW \ ~ ~ ~~ N D.B.867-P.532 ~ ~~ 3 _____ __ _ 147 07 `^ ,< . _ N ~ 4p `n 2 + SO' ,~ 3 ~ S. 6P-27'-45" E --~ ~-~ MH~ ~ ~, ~. 2 z im N p`h _ ..._..~-- - O • - ~N gg°3q'-45'w. ~0 1 N ROBERT C. NEWMAN $ `~ IVY ELIZABETH NEWMAN • D.B.395- P.261 PLAT SHOWING 16' PERMANENT EASEMENT TO BE ACQUIRED CROSSING THE LAND NOW BELONGING TO WILLIAM A. HENSHAW 8 ANN R_ HENSHAW , MANCHESTER DISTRICT, CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VIRGINIA SCALE: I"=50~ NOTE BEARINGS REFER TO VIRGINIA RECTANGULAR GRID SYSTEM-SOUTH ZONE-1927 N.A. DATUM. DATE: 3-II-68 R. STUART ROYER & ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS 2 '~ Z\ .O9 L=15.91' R=323.34 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA ssll-s3 6. ` ~ ~ ' I ~ i ` ' r I ~ "~ ' ' i ` ~ ' ~ ~ I -- :: .. I i i ; i I ( ~ ~ ! I 1 i i ~ ~ } ; ,.,. .. e ,~ aiuTbzt i I I .~: ~ i "' M ' v za~sau au~Co ! ~ I ; i ~ 1 i ~ ~?~ ~ h A s~aTaS ~aToznau~. ~h ni I I m a z ' w o , H H i I I ~ I ! W (1 ~ ( O H ~ ' v ( ~ -PTSItbzT[~ 'bzngsza~a i ~ ~ ~ ' I i e o U o ~aaz~g uoiun i ~ di I ~ ro l ~ i ~ 0 9+ szo~.oW xzzn~ pa i . ~ ) ` ~ 2 , c2 `~ h . c4 P , ~ j j + ~ z l ~ ~ f I O o i ~ ~ f l ~ ~ I f ~ ~ ' ! 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