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THIS DEED, made this' 10th day of 'September, in the year 1968, by and
between APPOMATTOX RIVER WATER AUTHORITY, a Virginia corporation, party of
the first par't, and. the COUNTY:'OF.."CHESTERFtEtD, party of the second part.
WITNESSETH: That for and in consideration of the sum of Ten Dollars,
and other valuable consideration, cash in hand paid by the party of the second
part to the party of the first part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowl-
edged, the said party of the first part doth hereby gran t, bargain, .sell and
convey, with GENERAL WARRANTY, unto the said party of the second part, the
following described property, to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land, situate in Matoaca
District, Chesterfield County, Virginia, containing 8.74 acres,
and bounded and described as tndicated on a plat thereof
entitled, "Plat of Right of Way for Road Conveyed to the
Commonwealth of Virginia by the Appomattox River Water Authority,
located in Matoaca District, Chesterfield County, Virginia",
prepared by Wiley and Wilson, Consulting Engineers, dated February
9, 1968, hereto attached and to be recorded herewith as follows,
to-wit: BEGINNING at a monument on the south boundary of State
Highway Route No. 602, corner on the land of W. L. Dewell; running
thence S. 040 22' 56" W. 328.20 feet to a monument; thence S. 040
22' 56" W..925.l6 feet to a monument; thence S. 30037' 43" W.
857.62 feet to a monument; thence S. 470 49' 19" W. 593.69 feet to
a monument; thence S. 550 47' 29" W. 699.80 feet to a monument;
thence S. 470,15' 38" W. 174.88 feet to a monument; thence S. 470
15',38" W. 88.93 feet to a monument; thence S.' 510 02' 38" W..
1109.86 feet to a point; thence N. 380 57' 22" W. 80 feet to a
point; thence N. 510 02' 38" E. 987.38 feet to a point; thence in
a northerly direction along a curve, the radius of which equals
3779.72 feet for a distance of 249.58 feet to a point; thence N.
47" 15' 38" E. 12.84 feet to a point; .thence in a northerly direc-
tion along a curve, the radius of which equals 1677.02 feet, for
a distance of 249.69 feet; thence N. 550 47' 29" E. 511. 38 feet
to. a point; thence in a northerly direction, along a curve, the
radius of which equals 914.93 feet for a distance of 127.26 feet
to a point; thence N. 470 49' 19" E. 512.46 feet to a monument;
thence N. 300 37' 43" W. 668.97 feet to a monument; thence in a
northerly direction along a curve, the radius of which equals 676.20
feet for a distance of 309.60 feet 'to a monument; thence N. 040 22'
56" E. 728.66, feet to a monument; thence N. 040 22' 56" E. 328.20
to a monument on the south boundary of State Highway Route No. 602;
thence N. 800 07' 56" E. 82.54 feet to a monument at the point of
beginning; it being the same property acquired by condemnation
proceedings from W. L. Dewell and wife, instituted and conducted
in the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County, Virginia, and a part
of the same property conveyed to the grantor by deed from R. L.
Newby and recorded in the clerk's office of said County.
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Appomattox River Water Authority expressly reserves unto itself a
perpetual easement for the location, maintenance and repair of a
forty-two inch water main extending along the westerly boundary of
the above described property and also extending in an easterly
direction across said property, the center lines of which said
easements so 'reserved being indicated in red on the aforesaid plat
hereto attached and to be recorded herewith.
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Subject, to the reservations aforesaid, the grantor covenants that it
has the right to convey said property to the grantee, in fee simple; that it
has done no act to encumber the said property; that the grantee shall have'
quiet and peaceful possession of said property, free from encumbrances; and
that it, the said grantor, will execute such further assurances thereof as
'may be ,requisite.
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" OF THE DO,\RD Of SUP~R::IS:RS OF GHESTERFJEcD c3u:in,
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.I, Llewellyn F. Rose, a Notary Public in and for the State of Virginia
at Large, do hereby certify that George F. Brasfield, Chairman of Appomattox
River Water Authority, whose name is signed to the foregoing writing, bearing
date on the 10th day of September, 1968, has acknowledged the same before
me in my City and State aforesaid.
My Commission expires:
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VIK~INIA: At a regular meeting of the
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield
County held at the Courthouse on
October 9, 1968 at 9:00 A. 1'1.
Present:
~~. Irvin G. Horner, Chairman
Mr. H. O. Browning, ~ce-Chr.
hr. J. Ruffin Apperson
Mr. F. F. Dietsch
Mr. A. R. Martin
Mr. C. J. Purdy
Mr. Lee R.Gordon, Comm. Atty.
Hr. Howard A. l"layo, Jr. Co.Planner
Mr. Robt. A. Painter, Co. Eng.
Mr. John E. Longmire, Asst. Exec.
Secretary
Mr. Apperson gives the invocation.
Mr$. R. L. Perry and hrs. James F. Cosby of Shadycrest Lane come before
the Board aSking that County water be supplied on Shadycrest Lane.
On motion of hr. Dietsch, seconded by hr. Martin, it is resolved that
the County Engineer survey the residents of Shadycrest Lane for'
connections and make a study of the costs involved to supply water to
this area.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by hr. Martin, it is resolved tha.t '
permits be granted to the C & P Telphone Compamy, Dominion Heatin]
Company and the Commonweclth Gas Corporation, as filed with the Boa1;':d',s
papers.
On motion of Nr. Purdy, seconded by hr. Apperson, it is resolved that
water contract No. AC-625, Bermuda Country Estates, in the amount of
$10,939.00 and contract ,\C-624, Hidden Valley, Section I, in the
amount of $14,820.20, be and they hereby are approved.
On motion of Nr. Dietsch, seconded by ~,r. Purdy, it is resolved that
the bid for Proj~ct No. 64l3-B1, for an additional pump for Elkhardt
water pumping station be and it hereby is avmrded to Robert A. Thorpe
in the amount of $5,365.22,subject to the approval or rejection of an
alternate bid.
Mr. Dietsch brings to the Board's attention a petition signed by
65 residents of Poco shock Boulevard in which these persons request
the County to supply said area with County water.
On motion of l';r. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Purdy, it is resolved that
the County Engineer make a study of Pocoshock Boulevard area and report
recommendations to the Board.
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The County Engineer p~nts out to the Board tha~he residents of Falling
Creek Farms are ~lso asking for County water. After some discussion of
the area, it is on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Purdy, resolved
that the County Engineer study the feasibility of placing water in Falling
Creek Farms and survey area residents for water connections.
On motion of iVir. Brmming, seconded by rir. iViartin, it is resolved that
the County enter into an agreement with Professional Data. Inc.for the
collection of delin~uent utility bills for a period of one year beginning
Nov mber 1, 1968, provided that all names submitted to the Collectors be
given to the Board members.
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The County was notified that the following roads had been accepted into
t~e State Secondary System of roads:
Bexley Subdivision, Section 3:
Ramsgate Lane - from ~valhala Drive to Route 678
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Upshire Drive - from Toute 2349 to Kings Crown Road
Kings Crown Road - from Upshire Drive to Deershire Road
Deershire Drive - from Kings Crown Road to Walhala Drive
Walhala Drive - from Deershire Drive to Ramsgate LGne
The Chairman of the Board names the following persons to the Chesterfield
Highway Safety Com~ission:
C. J. Purdy, Board of Supervisors
Lt. John Simmons, Police Department
James T. Wadkins, County resident
A. Joseph Gumprecht, A. A. A.
W. R.Davidson, State Highway Department
R. M. Phillips ( ~.D.) - Chester
Richard A. HolJ:nger - County resident
D. I,v. Lurphey, County Judge
C. Lynn Newcomb - School Board
This Commission will submit to the Governor of our State a Highway
Safety Program for Chesterfield County.
On motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by hr. Purdy, it is resolved that
the letter received from Mrs. J.D. Dixon, Jr., pointing out the urgent
need for traffic signs in worthington Farms Subdivision be forwarded
to the State Highway Resident Engineer with the request that the Highway
Department favorably consider hrs. Dixon's request.
Mrs. Joan B.Chalkley's letter which points out the need for traffic
control lights at certain locations in the County is read to the Board.
On motion of iVk. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. Browning, it is resolved that
this letter be forwarded to the State Hishway DepartmentQfor consideration.
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The Board is notified that on October 17th at Chesterfield County, the
Division of State Planning and Community Affairs would like to discuss
with the Board and certain other persons the formation of a Planning
District of which Chesterfield will be a memberv
A letter from Mr. A. D. Via of the Richmond Motorcycle Club, Inc. is
read to the Board in which it is requested th<::t said Club be allowed to
have a motorcycle race on Octobc,r 27, 1968 at the Chesterfield County
r2ce track. The Board discusses the dangers involved and the scheduling
of the race track, and on motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by fir .Browning,
it is resolved that the request of the Richmond Notorcycle ClUb, Inc.
be, and it hereby is denied.
On motion of MB. Purdy, seconded by Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved that
the following erroneous tax claims be approved for payment:
James P. Atkinson
Assessment for first
h~lf of 1968 -Land 0'
Pines
1964 Per. Pro. Taxes
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52.80
John W. & Estelle M.price
A letter from the County ~sessor asking for permission for himself and
three Appraisers to attend a Vl\AO meeting is read to the Board.
On motion of Mr. Browning, seconded by hr. Apperson, it is resolved that
the request of the County Assessor be, and it hereby is approved.
On motion of 1'1r 0 Dietsch, seconded by t'lr. Apper son, it is resolved that
this Board recommends to the Judge of Circuit Court, the Honorable
Ernest P. Gates, the appointment of Ernest Garland Twisdale as Dog
Harden ;_md ::Jp:-ccial police Officer for the County of Chesterfield.
On motion of l"lr. Dietsch, seconded by hr. J,pperson, it is resolved that
the followin<J street light requescs be approved:
Piedmont Avenue and TIt. 1123
Hendon vJay (md Blenheim Drive
Hendon Way and Lancers Boulevard
Copies of a letter from lVJrs. Phyllis K. Bass, Pu lic .\ffairs Chairl))an,
Chester Junior Woman's Club, concerning garb2ge collection by the ~ounty,
are distrimuted to the Board.
The request of l"Ir. JK.Timmons for the Board of Supervisors to give
consideration to participating in the improvement of Longview Drive
is discussed by the Board. Upon motion of Mrv Dietsch,seconded by
hr. [Vjartin, it is resolved that the E:xecutive Secretary ]:>2 and he
hereby is requested to write to l"Ir. Timmons informing him that this
Board sees no justification for the County's participation in said
improvements.
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On motion of r::r. Apperson, seconded by IIII'. Purdy, it is resolved that
the request of Trinity Methodist Church to use the Fair grounds on
October 19, 1968, be, and it hereby is approved.
Mr. Dietsch reported on the past Police Committee meeting and presented
to the members of the Board a proposed Ordinance for the Police Pension
and f( etirement System.
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f1r. Leslie Saunders comes before the Board, representing Sarah Chamberlayne
Pearce Est. requesting the rezoning from Residential-2 to General
Business C-2 on a parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 300 feet
more or less, on the south line of Route 10, 400 feet, more or less,
on the east line of lJinfree Street and 330 feet, more or less, on the
north line of Dodomeade Street, being situated on the eastern portion
of said block in Bermuda Magisterial District. Refer to Sec.llS-7 (2)
Blk. Q2 lots 412, 413, 414 and 413B.
hr. Saunders cites the need for a lurge supermarket in Chester and
explains the plans for the location.
Mrs. J.G.Trum~n, in opposition to the zoning request cites the danger
to school children at this location.
hI's. L.A.l....rmstrong, also opposing this request suggested that there are
other locations in Chester much more suitable for the supermarket and
that proper planning would not allow the placement at this location.
Mrs. Alley, ~rtis Elementary P.T.A.,also speaks in opposition to this
request.
Mr. Saunders states that increased traffic flow is not necessarily an
increase in danger. All plans will be made to eliminate traffic
hazards. The Planners will work closely with the ~unty Planner and
any other persons recommended by the Board.
f-Ir. Custis Cline speaks in behalf of the petition and states that the
traffic situation is not as bas as stated here today.
['II'. Purdy reminds the Board that on April 10, 1968, commercial zoning
for this area of Cllester was denied.
He states that he felt the zoning should stop at the Railroad track,
that apartments could serve as a buffer to the residendial areas of
Chest0r; however, IItr. Purdy states that he owns commercial property
in the Chester area and that since this may be considered competitive
with the zoning request, that he would not oppose the request nor
would be vote on this matter.
Mr. Dietsch moves that the request be denied. There is no second.
Mr. Dietsch withdraws his motion.
Mr. Browning states that he feels that this is not spot zoning but a
good place for business. Traffic to schools and to food stores ,are
at different times.
Mr. Martin recommends that the Board members view the site.
Mr. Browning moves that the request be approved. There is no second).
Mr. Browning withdraws his motion.
Mr. Apperson moves that this case be deferred to November 13, 1968.
This motion carries.
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68_61CS
Mr. John Thomas comes before the Board, representing the BJN corporation,
requesting the rezoning from Agricultural to General Business (C-2) on a
parcel of land of irregular shape fronting 300 feet on U.S. Rte. land
extending westwardly 400 feet, being 50 feet south of the intersection of
Proctor's Creek and U.S. Rte. 1, the fronting 300 feet presently zoned
General Business (C-2) in Bermuda Magisterial District. Refer to Sec.
98-5 par. 1-1.
There appears no opposition to this zoning request, it is on motion of Hr.
Purdy, seconded by Mr. Bro~ming, resolved that the zoning request of BJN
Corporation be and it hereby is approved upon the condition that the County
Planner approves the site layout, landscaping and plans on this project.
68-62CS'
Mr. George W. Smith comes before the Board requesting the rezoning from
Residential-2 to Local Business (C-l) on a parcel of land of irregular
shape fronting 55.41 ft. on Brandon Road and extending westwardly 180 ft.,
more or less, being 165 feet, more or less, south of Belt Boulevard, in
Manchester Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 20-10 (4) B1k. 3 Lot 3.
There appears no opposition to this zoning request and after some discus-
sion, it is on motion of Mr. Dietsch, seconded by Mr. purdy, resolved that
the aforedescribed parcel of land be and it hereby is rezoned to Local
Business (C-l) upon the condition that the County Planner approves the
site layout, landscaping and plans on this project.
68-63CS
~lr. Watson M. Marshall, representing Mrs. Helen a. Payne, comes before the
Board requesting the rezoning from Residential-l to General Business (C-2)
on a parcel of land of rectangular shape fronting 150 feet on the west
line of Beulah Road and 125 feet on the north line of Briarwood Drive,
being situated in the northwest corner of said intersection in Dale Magis-
terial District. Refer to Sec. 52-12 (2) Lot 54.
Mr. Marshall states that the parcel across Hopkins Road has been zoned
General Business and that it is apparent most of tile area will eventually
be zoned General Business. He states that the applicant \'1ishes to have
a fabric shop at this location.
Mrs. f'iary Southern comes, before the Board in oppos i tion to this zoning
request, stating that the location would cause a hazardous traffic
situation.
Mr. Tyser comes before the Board stating that he owns adjoining property
and that business at this location would be hazardous to his and other
children in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Barker of Hollywood Drive, states that she has no objection to the
granting of a Use Permit for a fabric shop but that she is against the
rezoning of the property to C-2.
It is pointed out that the Planning Commission had recommenced that the
request for the rezoning be reduced to a Use Permit for a fabric shop.
Mrs. Payne states that she would like the rezoning of the property and
not a Use Permit, because it would restrict her to selling only fabrics
and related products.
Two letters were read in opposition to the request, one letter was read
favoring the request.
Mr. Apperson moves that the zoning request be reduced to C-l and granted.
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Mr. Browning second~he motion. 4t
A vote being taken - Mr. Browning, Mr. Dietsch and Mr. Purdy vote Nayo
Mr. Apperson votes Yea. Mr. Martin abstains from voting.
The zoning request is deniedo
68-36U
Mr. David A. Trevillian comes before the Board requesting a Use Permit
to sell nursery stock and supplies on a parcel of land of irregular
shape, fronting 105 feet on the west line of Bon Air Road and extending
westwardly 1050 feet, being 130 feet more or less northeast of the
intersection of Rte. 324 and Bon Air Road in Midlothian Magisterial
District. Refer to Sec. 17-4 (1) lot 5.
There appears no opposition to this request and after some discussion,
it is on motion of Mr. Martin, seconded by ~~. Apperson, resolved that
the Use Permit to sell nursery stock and supplies, be, and it hereby
is granted to David A. and Doris h. Trevillian.
68-37U
Mr. John Wilson, representing the Austin Powder Company comes before the
Board requesting a Use Permit to store explosives on a parcel of land
of irregular shape, frontin'; 250 feet on the south line of hidlothian
Pike (Rte. 60) and extending southwardly to a depth of 2025 feet, more
or less, being 4000 feet, more or less, west of the intersect on of
Rte. 60 and Rte. 675 in Midlothian Magisterial District. Refer to
Sea.17-l0 (1) parcels 12 & 15.
Mr. Wilson cites the State's regulations controlling storage and handling
of explosives. It is pointed out that these restrictions are very
clear. Mr.Wilson states that he looked for a good site for this storage
facility and the proposed area meets the State's requirements, that
these facilities will be used by County contractors in their work.
Mr. Pat Crowley states that he represents the opposition to the zoning
request, that there are teenage vandals in this area who have caused
property damage and difficulty recently and he asked questions about
the storage facility. A general discussion about the type of storage
and the hazards follows. Several persons come before the Board stating
their opposition to this Use Permit request.
On motion of hr. Martin, seconded by hr. Apperson, it is resolved that
this Board grant this Use Permit to the Austin Powder Company.
A vote being taken Mr. Martin, r'ir. Purdy and Er. Apperson vote Yea.
Mr. Browning. and Mr. Dietsch vote Nay and the motion carrieso
68-38U
Mr. John Wilson again represents the Austin Powaer Company,requesting
a Use Permit to store explosives on a parcel of land of irregular shape
fronting 2250 feet, more or less, on the south line of Midlothian Pike
(Rte. 60) and also fronting 940 feet on the east line of Chippenham
Parkway in Manchester Magisterial District. Refer to Sec. 11-6 (1)
par. 15.
l'lrs. Smith and Mrs. ~vhite come before the Board stating their opposition
to this Use Permit. They state that trucks carrying explosives would
go through their community and that their property would be more difficult
to sell knowing that explosives were stored nearby.
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Upon consideration whereof,
that the Use Permit request
of explosives in Manchester
and on motion of Mr. Dietsch, it is resolved
of the Austin Powder Company for storage
District be and it hereby is denied.
On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by br. Purdy, it is r~solved that
the minutes of the Board of Supervisors of September 26, 1968, be and
they hereby are approved.
It is generally agreed that future Board minutes will reflect all
corrections noted in prior minutes.
On motion of Hr. Apperson, seconded by Hr. Purdy, it is resolved that
the ~xecutive Secretary write the Seaboard-Coast Line RR. requesting
information concerning the R".ilroad' s right of way between Old Centralia
~oad and Branders Bridge Road in Bermuda District, following an investiga~
tion of this right of way by the Commonwealth's Attorney.
On motion of ~~. Purdy, seconded by ~~. Dietsch, it is resolved that
this meeting be adjourned at 6 ~O P.M. t02:30 P.M. on October 24, 1968.
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COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
CHESTERFIELD. VIRGINIA
ENGINEERING AND UTILITIES, DEPARTMENT
AGENDA.FOR THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OCTOBER 9. 1968 . ,
~.. Water Contracts:
AC-625 Bermuda Country Estateo $10,939.00
, / AC-624 Hidden. Valley, Section 1 14.820.20 -.
b{I. 'Award of'bid for Project 6413-B1 for additional ,pump for Elkhardt
Water Pumping Station to Robert A. Tho:r:pein the amount of
$5,365.22, subject to approval or rejection of alternate bid.
Petidon for water on Pocoshock Boulevard. (Study not complete)
'oJ. Request for miter service on Shadycrest Lane for James F. Cosby.
.~ Contract for delinquent bi11s--(Professional Date)
S~er Contracts:
868-41D ' Brighton Green. Section
S68~42D Westover South, Section
S68~43CD Greenfield, Section IIF"
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DOUGLAS B. FUGATE, COMMISSIONER
G. L. BAUGHAN, LURAY, VA,
W, RANSDE.LL. CHILTON, LANCASTER, VA,
W. FRED DUCKWORTH, NORFOLK, VA,
EARL A FITZPATRICK, ROANOKE, VA,
RUFUS T, HAIRSTON, BRISTOL, VA,
GEORGE C. LANDRITH, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
LA.WRENCE H. MCWA.NE, LYNCHBURG, VA.
ROBERT S. WEAVER, JR., VICTORIA, VA,
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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
RICHMOND, VA. 23219
September 18, 1968
JOHN Eo, HARWOOD,
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER' 8. CHIEF ENGINEER
A, B, EURE, DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
A, K, HUNStJERGER, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING
J, V, CLARKE, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
W, &, G, BRITTON,
DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING AND PLANNING
IN R~PLY PLEASE REVER .0
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'Secondary System Additions
Chesterfield County
Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County
Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
Gentlemen:
As requested in resolution by your Board on August 14. 1968. the
following additions to the Secondary System of Chesterfield County
are hereby approved. effective July 1. 1968.
ADDITIONS
BEXLEY SUBDIVISION. PORTIONS OF SECTION 3:
Upshire Drive - from Route 2349 to Kings Crown Road.
LENGTH
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Kings Crown Road - from Upshire Drive to Deershire Road.
Deershire Drive - from Kings Crown Road to Walhala
Drive.
Walhala Drive
from Deershire Drive to Ramsgate Lane.
Ramsgate Lane - from Walhala Drive to Route 678.
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. E. Harwood. Deputy Commissioner
Copies:
Mr. A. S. Mattox
Mr. P. B. Coldiron
Mr. H. G. Blundon
Mr. L. R. Treat, Jr.
Mr. H. R. Perkinson
Mr. W.,R. Davidson - Chesterfield
A HIGHWAY IS AS SAFE AS THE USER MAKES IT
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An Act to amend and reenact @ 2.1-38 as amended, and 2.1-51.2
of the Code of Virginia, relating to Divisions in the
Governor's Office and to powers and duties of the Commissioner
of Administration: and to amend the Code of Virginia by
adding in Title 2.1 a new chapter numbered 7.2, containing
sections numbered 2.1-64.15 through 2.1-64.21, relating to
Highway Safety: creating the Highway Safety Division:
providing for a Director thereof: specifying the powers and
duties of such Division and Director: establishing a
Highway Safety Commission, Coordinating Committee of State
agency heads and State Highway Safety Advisory Committee:,
and requiring the establishment of +~~~1 piahwav s~fetv '
commissions and the submission or h1ahwav safetv Droq~a~ by
the counties~nd cities to th~ Go~erno~. (H'164)
Approved
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That ~~ 2.1-38 as amended, and'~ 2.1-51.2 of the Code of
Virginia be amended and reenacted, and that the Code of Virginia
be amended by adding in Title 2.1 a new chapter numbered 7.2,
consisting of sections numbered 2.1-64.15 through 2.1-64.21,
the amended and new sections being as follows:
~ 2.1-38. Divisions in Governor's office: administrative
assistants.-- In the Governor's office there shall be the fol-
lowing divisions: Division of the Budget, Division of Records,
Division of Industrial Development, Division of Personnel,
Division of Planning, Division of Engineering and Buildings,
HIGHWAY SAFETY DIVISION, and an office of Economic Opportunity.
In addition thereto, the Governor may employ such administra-
tive assistants as may be necessary and may fix their salaries
within the limitation of funds appropriated for executive con-
trol of the State.
~ 2.1-51.2. Same: powers and duties.-- The Commissioner of
Administration shall supervise the Division of the Budget, the
Division of personnel, the Division'of Planning, * the Division
of Engineering and Buildings, and THE HIGHWAY SAFETY DIVISION
and shall coordinate their activities with those of other
divisions and agencies: all reports to the Governor from the
directors of these divisions shall be made through the Com-
missioner. In addition, the Commissioner shall exercise such
powers and perform such duties as may be delegated to him by
the Governor to execute the management functions of the Governor.
All State agencies shall make available to the Commissioner
any information, when requested by him, which they are required
by law to provide to the Governor. The Commissioner shall be
responsible only to the Governor.
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CHAPTER 7.2.
HIGHWAY SAFETY
~ 2.1-64.15. There is hereby created the State Highway Safety
Division which shall be under the supervision and direction of
the Governor and shall be referred to hereafter as the Division.
The Governor shall appoint a Director of the Division who shall
hold his position at the pleasure of the Governor and shall be
paid such compensation as the Governor may fix.
The Governor shall also appoint a Highway Safety Commission,
hereafter referred to as the Commission, consisting of eleven
members who shall be appointed as follows: initially three
members shall be appointed for two-year terms, four members
for three-year terms and four members for four-year terms; and
as such initial terms expire and thereafter, all members shall
be appointed for four-year terms. No member shall be appointed
to serve more than two full four-year terms. Vacancies on the
Commission shall be filled for the unexpired term. Members of
the Commission shall receive no salaries but shall be paid their
necessary traveling and other expenses incurred in the discharge
of their duties. The Director shall serve as an ex officio
member of the Commission.
~ 2.1-64.16. The Division, under the supervision and
direction of the Governor, is charged with the responsibility
of carrying out the State's Highway Safety Program, and en-
couraging, stimulating and developing highway safety programs
and activities throughout the State, including specifically
the duties to (a) assist the Governor in the formulation and
administration of the State's Highway Safety Program. (b) assist
the Governor in determining which local highway safety programs
shall be approved as part of the State's Program and for pur-
poses of federal highway safety legislation. (c) assist the
localities in the development and formulation of local highway
safety programs. (d) assist in the organization and servicing
of local citizens' safety councils to the end that they may
generate citizen interest and participation in highway safety
activities. (e) review and report to the Governor on the
enforcement of and compliance with State and local laws relating
to highway safety and develop specific recommendations for
administrative and legislative action to the end that such laws
are fully enforced and complied with, and (f) assist the
Governor in determining the benefits which may accrue to the
State und0r the Federal Highway Safety Act of 1966, and the
means to take advantage of the federal Act and federal programs
in the field of highway safety.
The Commission shall advise and assist the Division in the
performance of its duties and shall assist the Division
specifically through the review and evaluation of the State's
Highway Safety Program.
~ 2.1-64.17. The Director shall, under the direction and
control of the Governor and acting Uhrough the Commissioner of
Administration, exercise all powers and perform all duties im-
posed on him by law, and he shall perform such other duties
as the Governor or Commissioner of Administration shall require
of him.
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In addition, the Director shall be charged with executive
and administrative responsibility to (a) carry out the specific
duties imposed on the Division under ~ 2.1-64.16, (b) report
to the Governor annually on the status of the State's Highway
Safety Program which shall include all activities of the
State government directed to the promotion of safety on the
highways of the Commonwealth, (c) formulate plans for the im-
provement, coordination and further development of a unified,
organized and centrally directed Highway Safety Program for the
State, (d) develop standards for the evaluation of local highway
safety programs, (e) review the activities, role and contri-
butions of the various State agencies in the State's Highway
Safety Program, and (f) maintain appropriate liaison with
federal, State and local agencies so that the State's Highway
Safety Program may function appropriately within the broad
reach of highway safety activities from the national to local
levels.
The Director is authorized to employ such personnel and to
contract for such consulting services as he may require to carry
out the purposes of this chapter. Personnel employed by the
Director shall be subject to the provisions of Chapter 10 of
Title 2.1 of the Code of Virginia.
The Governor may transfer to the Division the staff personnel
of the Governor's Highway Safety Committee, which Committee
shall be discontinued.
~ 2.1-64.18. There is hereby established a Coordinating
Committee to be composed of the State Highway Commissioner,
Superintendent of State Police, Commissioner of the Division
of Motor Vehicles, the State Health Commissioner, the Super-
intendent of Public Instruction, the Director of the Highway
Safety Division who shall be Chairman of the Committee, and
such other individual heads of State agencies as the Governor
may appoint. The Coordinating Committee shall act to promote
full cooperation by the State agencies represented in the ex-
ecution of the State's Highway Safety Program and all activities
related thereto and shall meet on the call of the Chairman.
~ 2.1-64.19. Each county and city within the State shall
have a local highway safety commission which shall be appointed
by the governing body thereof and which shall consist of such
number of members as the governing body may determine, provided
that at least one member shall be a member of such governing
body. Such commission shall meet a minimum of four times each
year and be charged with the responsibility for recommending
to the governing body plans for the formulation of a highway
safety program for the county or city and thereafter with the
responsibility for a periodic review of the operation and
effect of such program.
~ 2.1-64.20. There is hereby created a State Highway Safety
Advisory Committee which shall consist of the chairmen of each
county or city highway safety commission and such representatives
of the State at large as the Governor may appoint, provided
that the number of members shall not exceed one hundred fifty.
Initially, one-half of the representatives of the State at
large shall be appointed for two-year terms and one-half for
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four-year terms, and thereafter they shall be appointed for
four-year terms. No such representative shall be appointed
for more than two four-year terms.
The Director of the Highway Safety Division shall serve as
an ex officio member and staff of the Advisory Committee which
shall meet at least once annually and at such other times as
the Director may call meetings.
The Committee may elect its own chairman, provide bylaws
for its operation and divide into subcommittees. The Committee
shall review and compare the operation of local highway safety
programs and review and offer recommendations for the improve-
ment of the State's Highway Safety Program.
~ 2.1-64.21. Each county and city shall, upon the advice
and with the assistance of the local highway safety commission,
prepare and submit to the Governor, through the Highway Safety
Division, a program for highway safety within such county or
city which shall be subject to the approval of the Governor
for purposes of determining the eligibility of such county or
city to participate in funds and grants available under the
Federal Highway Safety Act of 1966 or such State funds as may
be made available. Such plans shall specifically include,
in addition to such matters as the Governor through the High-
way Safety Division may require, material on the status of,
need for and means to provide within such locality driver
education and driver improvement courses for adults and out-of-
school youths and identification of accident-prone-lccations on
roads within the locality's jurisdiction and in cooperation with
State agencies. Such programs shall be submitted by January one,
nineteen hundred sixty-nine.
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7678 Yarmouth Drive
Richmond,\Tirginia '23225
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'~ecause of the flow of traffic through Forthington'Farms, we feel
there is an urgent need for signs. There are apprpximately three~
hundred homes inthis,area.' As you are aware, of the number of chU-
<;iren here, we would, desire some 'signs such as "Slow Down - Children'_
at Play" .or' something of' this nature'.
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would, like to have something done 'about. .this 'serious prob'lem as quickly
as possible.
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We would a~p~eciate'anYthing you can'do to rush this situation.
to a reality.
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Thanking you for your kindness.
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,Worthington Womens' Club
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County Manager
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Dear Sir:
Would it be possible to have someone to'investigate
the intersection of Hopkins 'Road and Belt Boulevard.
Because of the very heavy traffic passing along on
the Belt Boulevard, one takes his life and others in his
hands when trying to cross over or make a turn.
Would it be unreasonable to install traffic lights?
Thanking you for any consideration you can give this
matter.
truly yours,
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DIRECTOR
COMMONWEALTH OF" VIRGINIA
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
1010 JAMES MADISON BUILDING
109 GOVERNOR STREET
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23219
TELEPHONE (703) 770-3781
T. EDWARD TEM PlE
September 20, 1968
Mr. M. W. Burnett
Executive Secretary
County of Chesterfield
Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
Dear Mel:
I am enclosing a copy of a letter which was sent to the
members of your governing body.
It would be a real service to us if you could remind
your board members periodically about the meeting and
encourage them to attend.
Sincerely,
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
DIRECTOR
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION
DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
1010 .JAMES MADISON BUILDING
109 GOVERNOR STREET
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23219
TELEPHONE (703) 770-3781
T, EDWARD TEMPLE
The 1968 General Assembly gave this office several new responsi-
bilities in the field of state planning and community affairs. Among these
is the task of delineating planning districts in Virginia. Planning districts
should be logical groupings of counties, cities, and towns which may
organize into planning district commissions and work together to solve
common problems.
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We feel honored to have this responsibility but realize fully that
it IS a serious undertaking.
The law requires that all areas of. the State be included in a planning
district. Because of this, we believe it is absolutely essential to discuss
this project with elected officials of local governments throughout the
Commonwealth before planning district boundary lines have been drawn.
In order to do the best possible job, we need your help.
We want to visit your community and meet with you and the other
elected officials on your governing body. At this session, we will discuss
planning districts in detail. Your reaction to the ideas we present will
help us determine how local governments should be grouped to form a
planning district in your area.
Unfortunately, the problem of scheduling meetings with elected
officials is extremely complicated because of the time limit for deline-
ating planning districts. In order to maintain project deadlines, our
meetings with elected officials must begin this October and be completed
by mid-November.
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One hundred fifty-nine local governments in Virginia are eligible
for member ship in a planning district. To meet with each of them we
must be out in the State every week holding meetings each morning,
afternoon, and evening.
I wi sh it wer e pos sible to let the elected officials of each local
government select the time and date for their meeting with us, but time
does not permit it. Instead we must arrange a schedule of meetings
covering the entire State and then notify officials of each local govern-
ment when we will be able to meet with them.
We realize that this is not the most desirable approach. We know
also that circumstances will prevent some elected officials from meeting
with us, but I urge you to make every effort 'to attend. We need your
advice. These meetings will be informal work sessions--formal public
hearings will be held early next year.
We do not want to restrict attendance to elected officials. Please
feel free to invite key employees of your government or other citizens
you believe would have a genuine interest in planning districts. Also,
we think it would be helpful to have present the members of any planning
commission which functions in your area and any General Assembly
members who reside there.
I trust you will understand the difficulties we faced in scheduling
159 meetings in a six-week period, and I hope that you will be on hand
to discuss planning districts with us.
Enclosed 1S a brochure which summarizes Virginia's recently
enacted planning legislation.
Sincerely,
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Enclosure
DATE:
TIME:
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
MEETING WITH
DIVISION OF STATE PLANNING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Thursday, October 17, 1968
2:00 PM
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MOTORCYCLE
CLUB
AMA CHARTER
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Chesterfield County
Chesterfiald Courthouse
JUten: Mr. Burnett
Dear Sir,
We the Richmorrl Motorcycle Club Incorp I-Tould like to rent the
Chesterfield County Raceway on O~tober 27, 1968 for the purpose
of spons oring a motorcycle race. We would appreciate your ad-
vising YO:Jr fair manager, Mr. Grady Prentice as to your decision
as soon as possible.
Thank you,
Richmond Motorcycle Club Incorp.
A.D. Via, President
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COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD
OFFICE OF REAL ESTATE ASSESSOR
CHESTERFIELD, VIRGINIA
J. T. ROSE. SR.. ASSESSOR
October 2, 1968
Mr. M. W. Burnett, Executive Secretary
Honorable Board of Supervisors
County of Chesterfield
Chesterfield, Virginia
Gentlemen:
The Annual Meeting of the Virginia Association of
Assessing Officers will be held this year at Williamsburg,
Virginia, on November 13 through 15.
The purpose of this meeting is to elect new officers
of the Association for the coming year, and to attend one
or more sessions on appraising-assessing and for the
exchange of information and interpretation of the laws
affecting assessing.
I am now and have been for a number of years, historian
for the Association. This year I am also Chairman of the
Awards Committee.
I ernestly request your permission for three appraisers
and myself to attend this meeting of the Association.
The cost per man is estimated to be $72.00, a total
of $288.00 for the four people.
Respectfully submitted,
J Rose, Sr., C.A.E.
Real Estate Assessor
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CAPTAIN OF DETECTIVES
COLONEL E. p, GILL
CHIEF OF POLICE
R, W, KOCH
CAPTAIN or POLICE
COUNTY
OF
CHESTERFIELD
CHESTERFIELD. VIRGINIA
POLICE DEPARTMENT
October 9, 1968
Honorable Board of Supervisors
County of Chesterfield
Chesterfield Courthouse
Chesterfield, Virginia 23832
Gentlemen:
I wish to recommend Ernest Garland Twisda1e for appointment as
a Dog Warden and Special Police Officer for Chesterfield County.
Respectfully yours,
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Colonel E. P. Gill
Chief of Police
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Recommond app.coval of thelnl~t,,11at1on of th0 follo\~1ng
S1'Hi:ET LIGHTS
1. Piedmont Nenue and Rt. 11.:3
(Traffic hazard - HR. Crossing) (5)
2. Hendon Way - Blenheim Dr1ve (N)
3. Hendon Way - Lsncers 13lvd. (N)
l'l:e follol'ling should be revie\<led by the Comm1ttee.
1. Genito R(,)ad nnd Clinb/ood Hoad
2. Rt.360 and Clintwood Road
3. ~;1ddle of Clint\\lood Rond
4. Green AcreS Road south or its int(~lrsection ",ith
Chuckatuck :iOi,ct.
D.niel <.:out't Apnrtm nts 1s U!.1kin'J for a light on
private property. I plan to not1fy them that the request
cannot b~ grented.
Respectfully sUbm1tted,
John E. Longn.1J:CJ
Ass't. Executive S(:cr(~t<\ry
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Chesterfield Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield County, Virginia
Gentlemen:
As incoming Public Affairs Chairman of the Chester Junior ".Voman' s Club,
I have become aware of tIp resul te> of a community survey done in Chester
ouring the summer on 1966. Some of the items have been taken care of,
or are in the process of being expedited.
Houever, one suggestion on the high priority list concerns garbage
collection b;l' the coun:t~T. 'l'he Chester Junior V!oman I s Club would like
to request that the Supe rvisors authorize the necessary funds to ~ro-
vide weekly garbage collection in the county. Garbage collection ser-
vices are provided more frequenty than once a month by all progressive
municipal governments. ~<ie would like to see Chesterfield join this
group.
Thank you for YOlIT consideration in this request.
Sincerely,
Phyllis K. Bass
(Mrs. Roger T. Bass)
Public Affairs Chairman
CC. Mr. C. J. Purdy
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J, H, HENSON
W, R, KLUGE
R, E, HOLLAND
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
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SANITARY
SEWAGE TREATMENT
SEWER LINES
WASTE DISPOSAL
MUNICIPAL
PLANNING
DRAINAGE
STREETS
WATER
FILTRATION PLANTS
DISTRIBUTION LINES
STORAGE
SURVEYING
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SUBDIVISIONS
REPORTS. PLANS. SUPERVISION. APPRAISALS
September 24, 1968
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Executive Secretary
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield, Virginia
Dear Mr. Burnett:
I would appreciate the Board of Supervisors giving consideration
to participating in the improvement of Long View Drive.
This road was opened many years ago by Mr. Gregory and was
traveled by the general public. The county has in years pas sed
placed a water line in this road. The road is still passable but
needs certain improvements to be brought up to the county standards.
The propetty on either side of this road is exceedingly low and this
is the reason it has not been developed. The present owner would
like to participate jOintly with the county in the improvements of the
road. The owner would be happy to designate a lO-foot road widening
strip to make the right-of-way 50 feet. Because of the shape of the
remaining acreage, this lO-foot widening will make some of the land
practically unusuable. A trip to the site is recommended and will
reveal that because of topography, almost all of Parcel B is unusuable
without extensive site improvements. The oWfle1 would be further
willing to be responsible for the cost of a 6-~ crush stone base for this
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September 24, 1968
I believe that the opening of this road for general public
use wOlld materially assist traffic in the area and would make
it possible to construct several expensive homes in what is now
known as Parcel A. If the Board wishes further information,
either Mr. Bernard Savage, the owner, or myself will be happy to
furnish them. Enclosed is a sketch of the portion of the land that
needs improvement.
Please give this your consideration.
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