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11-28-1979 MinutesBOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES November 28, 1979 Supervisors in Attendance: Mr. E. Mmrlin O'Neill, Sr., Chairman Mrs. Joan Girone, Vice Chairman Mr. J. Ruff in Apperson Mr. Co ~.. Bookman Mr. R. Garland Dodd Mr. Nicholas M. Meiszer County Administrator Staff in Attendance: Mrs. Sallye Anthony, Internal Audit¢ Chief R. L. Eanes, Fire Dept. Mr. C. G. Manuel, Asst. Co. Admin. Mr. Steve Micas, Co. Attorney Mr. Jeffrey Muzzy, Director of Ccran~nity Development Mr. Robert Painter, Utilities Dir. Mr. Lane Ramsey, Budget Dir. Mr. A1 Wynne, Msntal Health/Mental Retardation Administrator Mrs. Girone called the meeting to order in the absence of the Chairman at the Courthouse at 9:10 a.m. (EST) Mr. Bookman gave the invocation. On motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the minutes of November 14, 1979 were approved as amended. Vote: Unanimous Mr. O'Neill joined the meeting. Mr. O'Neill introduced Mr. W. Lynn Wingfield, Chesterfield County United Way Campaign Coordinator. Mr. Wingfield presented Gold Awards to the Fire Department, Mr. Roy Patrick, solicitor; and to the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Department, iWalter Franck, solicitor; and Silver Awards to Social Services, Ms. Ann Owens, solicitor; Community Development, Mr. Chesteen Smith, solicitor; Parks and Recreation, Ms. Josie Robinson, solicitor; the County Administrator's Office, Mr. William Howell, solicitor; and the Assessor's Office, Ms. Frances Cole, solicitor. Mr. Wingfield stated the County achieved 110% of the 1979 United Way goalby collecting $8,310andhethanked all Countyemployees for their participation. (The Board adopted a resolution thanking the employees for their generosity and commending Mr. Wingfield as Campaign Director which is recorded as the last action of the Board in this set of minutes.) Mr. Painter presented the Board with the water and sewer financial reports. Mr. Bookman inquired if the Board wanted to continue holding the funds in escrow for the Tomahawk Pumping Station because he did not think they would be needed in the ~ear future. Mr. Meiszer stated the Utilities staff had been ~orking with Brandermill and had received Brandermill's schedule for their development which indicates the County should begin lans for this pumping station. He stated there are some problems with the Evergreen and Reynolds properties which have to be considered. Mrs. Girone inquired if these two developments were working towards sharing some of the costs. Mr. Painter stated they were but there was more involved than just the pumping station. Mr. Bookman stated the County had an obligation to Brandermill but not to these two new developments and he did mot know Brandermill was anxious for the pumping station. Mr. Micas indicated that the County would have to investigate the assertions that Brandermill was making regarding their construction chedule to see if they were progressing as indicated. Mr. Mesizer tated he did not feel the two developments and Brandermill were 'orking together in this matter. Mrs. Girone stated she felt ~he County staff should assess the whole utilities system involving 3randermill and the two new developments and she has requested )ne of the developers to wait 90 days. Mr. Painter stated this ~as a good idea because this matter will not be ready soon by 79-519 o III. Be a long shot as the utilities matter is not resolved. Mr. Bookman inquired if the need for the pump station was urgent. Mr. Meiszer stated that the County has a contractual obligation to Brandermill to build the pump station. Mr. Micas stated these funds in escrow would not have been available for the County syste~ because the majority of the funds were generated by Brandermill and would have been plowed back into the Brandermill and Nuttree area. Mr. Painter distributed an amended copy of the status of the Water - Total Cash Available for the Board's information. He stated the storage area was probably going to cost more than estimated. On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board approved and authorized the County Administrator to execute any necessary documents for the following water contract: W79-110CD/6(7)9105 Sunnybrook - Section 3 Developer: Stern Realty Corporation Contractor: Fred Barnes Construction Company Estimated contract cost: $42,712.50 Estimated County cost: $11,363.55 Refund through connectior Code: 366-1-11684-7221 Vote: Unanimous Mr. Painter stated the County had received a request for a water line extension to serve three homes at the end of Flynn Road and the estimated cost of this extension was $6,300. Mr. Apperson and Mr. Bookman questioned the need for a 6" line and galvanized versus plastic pipe. Mr. Bookman indicated that galvanized pipe should be cheaper,~that there would not be any fire hydrants in the area and County forces could do the work when available. After further consideration of this matter, it was on motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Dodd, resolved that the Utilities staff investigate the use of 1~-3 inch pipe for this extension and to use their discretion as to what is necessary to serve the area and install the line with plastic or galvanized pipe as determined to be cheapest and best to install. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. O'Neill, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board ~warded and authorized the County Administrator to execute any ~ecessary documents for Richard L. Crowder Construction, Inc. to install one fire hydrant on the existing 4 inch water line ~n Aldridge Avenue in the amount of $2,121 with funds being ~xpended from 111-1-07150-4673, Contract No. W79-35D. Vote: Unanimous 3n motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board ~pproved and authorized the County Administrator to renew a zontract with the City of Richmond which provides for each urisdiction to furnish water to the other for a period of ~wo years. rote: Unanimous In motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board ~pproved the following adjustment of appropriations for Water :ontract W79-1C, extension to serve Watkins Elementary School ~nd the Midlothian Library: Appropriated from the General Fund Surplus (as an advance to the Midlothian Library Bond Fund) $1,834.05 to 380-1-69011-4393. This zncrease resulted from an additional fire hydrant being added to the library property. 79-520 VII. VIII. o Unappropriated from 380-169011-4393, $3,211.59 to the' General Fund Surplus. This represents the School Board's share that was not needed. Unappropriated from 380-1-69011-4393, $3,599.09 to 563 Surplus. This represents the Utility share that was not needed. Vote: Unanimous The Utilities staff asked that the Board reaffirm the Board minutes of September 26 and October 10, 1979 regarding sewer projects which indicate that no actual appropriations had been made for the projects discussed. Mr. Dodd stated that the minutes do not reflect that he received approval of a 60 day extension of time on his Curtis, Gill-Oakland Street areas. It was noted that this action was recorded inthe November 14, 1979minul He stated he wanted to be sure that this was recognized to have been approved. The Board indicated they were aware of this. Mr. Bookman stated he indicated in the minutes of September 26, 1979 that he did not want to survey any area in his district if funding was not guaranteed and he understood when Utilities was authorized to proceed with the Estridge area that funding was guaranteed. Mr. Apperson stated that appropriations are not made until the contracts are actually awarded. Mr. Bookman stated that he felt this project was aside and separate from the other projects in his area and was not included in the $500,000 for Clover Hill District. The Board members indicated they understood that Mr. Bookman did want the Estridge project funded. Mr. O'Neill stated that since these actions had been taken, the Board has been advised that an additional $489,000 will be needed for the Falling Creek Treatment Plant and if that is not done, there will not be any capacity for these other projects. Mr. Meiszer stated when the County obligates funds, such as for the Tomahawk Pumping Station, we have to show that the County can financially meet that obligation and the funds are available. Mr. Bookman stated that these funds were obligated 18 months ago and have been kept aside for that period and it may be kept for months longer. Mrs. Girone stated she felt the County should consider the sewer projects on a County- wide basis and not by districts. She stated each project will have to be voted on and it should be the intent of the Board to serve the citizens within the money frame set up. Mr. Apperson stated the Hening Heights project had been surveyed to the Estridge project and he had received over 75% pation. Mr. Bookman stated that this project is not because the trunk lines are not there. Mr. Dodd stated had made a motion to fund the Woodale project but because of the trunk line costs he did not feel it was fair and had changed his motion to include the Curtis, Gill and Oakland areas. Apperson inquired how priorities were going to be determined-- oldest need or by what criteria. Mr. Dodd suggested that a session be scheduled to discuss this matter further. It generally agreed that a work session should be held in the future. Welchons stated there may be an easement problem on the and Oakland Avenue collector sewers contract. Mr. O'Neill indicated if the easement was not given he would try to contact )r. Harry Johnson to determine what could be done. On motion )f Mr. O'Neill, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board approved and Luthorized the County Administrator to execute any necessary [ocuments for Sewer Contract 7(7)9501, construction of collector ~ewers to serve the Oakland Avenue area, to G. & T. Construction :ompany in the amount of $21,172 which includes $1 750 in addition ~o the base bid to bore Dupuy Road. ' 'ote: Unanimous 79-521 XII. Mr. Painter stated the County had received a request from the Children's House, Inc. for permission to install a private pump and force main from Commander Drive to provide sewer service to the existing Day Care Nursery at 6310 Walmsley Boulevard. He stated they had also received a letter requesting that the sewer connection fee be waived. Mr. Bookman stated he had discussed this matter with a representative from the Children's House, Inc. and the cost for this system would be $11,500 and he felt this was a hardship and he was in favor of waiving the sewer connection fee as he felt it had been done previously for other groups. Mr. Micas stated that the County ordinance and restrictive covenants of the bond stated all parties would be charged a consistent fee. Mr. Bookman stated that there was a lot of expens involved here as they would have to involve other properties for this system to be completed. Mrs. Girone stated she had received a similar request involving other properties and a large sunofmoneywas also involvedbut she had told this gentleman the County would not consider this request to waive fees or participate as it had not been done since she had been on the Board. She stated she realized this was a hardship for the Children's House, Inc. but all cases like this are hardship and that was why the requests were being made. Mr. Micas stated as far as he knew no fees had been waived and if so, it was done over legal objections. He stated the Board had charged fees in the past and made a charitable contribution perhaps, but that was all as far as he knew. Mr. Bookman inquired if the Utilities staff knew of any other such cases. Mr. Welchons stated he could not recall at this time but he did not feel any had. After further consideration of this matter, it was on motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Dodd, resolved that this matter be deferred and staff was authorized to investigate if any other such request similar to the one from the Children's House Inc had been approved. ' ' Vote: Unanimous Mr. Painter stated that the Utilities staff would like to defer consideration of a request to cancel Invoice 02153 for the Shenandoah Corporation in the amount of $3,908.92 until a later date. It was generally agreed by the Board to defer this matter. Mr. Painter stated the County had received a request from Mrs. F. W. Bruce of 12210 North Harrowgate Road for sewer lservice. Mr. Dodd stated he realized this was not a good ~inancial situation for the County but the residents were having problems. Mrs. Girone stated she realized this property was coming ~n after another one in the area had been approved recently and ~he hoped another would not follow. Mr. Dodd stated he did not Heel another would be coming but this was the only way to serve ithis property. After further consideration of the matter, it was on motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, resolved that this request for sewer service to Mrs. F. W. Bruce of 12210 North Harrowgate Road be approved with the understanding that a sewer connection fee of $1,200 be charged since the project is estimated to cost $5,400. Vote: Unanimous ~r. Bookman stated the Board had approved the request to extend ~ewer to 12210 North Harrowgate Road to help Mrs. F. W. Bruce ~nd inquired why something could not be done to help the ]hildren's House, Inc. which he felt were two similar type :ircumstances--requests for help. Other members of the ~oard indicated the two cases were not similar. Ir. Painter stated the County had received a request to extend ;ewer service to the Sherbourne United Methodist Church which zas estimated to cost approximately $6,000. Mr. Apperson stated ~hat when the line in the area was installed, it was not practical ~o sewer the Church property at the same time because of the 79-522 4.A. 4.B. 1 s L~mL uorma~ an~ a line is propose~ to cOme from a different direction this request is being made but it is uncertain when the line will be there. He stated he did not know if the estimate of $6,000 included the lowering of the line or not. Mrs. Girone stated that the case involving the Bon Air Baptist Church was resolved with the Church bearing the entire cost themselves and inquired if this was setting a precedent and if something should be done for the Baptist Church. Mr. Bookman made a motion that this matter be deferred until the work session. Mrs. Girone suggested that all such requests be deferred until the work session. Mr. Bookman amended his motion so that all such requests be deferred until the work session and Mrs. Girone seconded the amended motion. Ayes: Mrs. Girone and Mr. Bookman· Nays: Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Apperson and Mr. Dodd. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board approved extending sewer service to the Sherbourne United Methodist Church with the County paying $3,000 which is estimated to be one-half of the cost and further the Board waived the bidding requirements of Section 2-10 of the County Code because of the emergency nature to have this work completed as soon as possible with the contractor beginning immediately. It was noted that the Board was uncertain as to whether the lowering of the line was included in the $6,000 estimated figure. res: Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Apperson and Mr. Dodd. Ts: Mrs. Girone and Mr. Bookman. Mrs. Girone because of consideration given to the Bon Air Baptist Church. Painter presented the Board with water and sewer contracts J by the County Administrator· O'Neill and Mr. Apperson excused themselves from the meeting. · Muzzy stated he had met with the developer of Old Buckingham and the Highway Department and it was his recommendation the meeting that Section 1 of this subdivision be ad for State acceptance this year, that the developer work with the County and Highway Department to improve ditches and do paving which would suffice until the that the developer would post a bond until work is ~leted, that legal action be terminated at this point that building permits and occupancy permits be issued after above conditions have been accomplished· He stated if ress is not going as planned within 30 days, he will the matter back before the Board for further action at 2hat time. After consideration of this matter, it was on ion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, resolved that legal action taken at the Board meeting on October 24, 1979 ~e rescinded at this time, that the Director of Community pment work with the Highway Department and the Developer Old Buckingham Estates to have Section 2 taken into the System this year, that Section II be improved as Ed until spring at which time it will be improved to specifications, that a bond be posted, that building occupancy permits be issued after the above conditions are ~lished and that Mr. Muzzy report back to the Board for action if progress is not made within 30.days to the ~xtent outlined. rote: Unanimous motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board Lpproved the installation of street lights at the following .ocations with said funds to be expended from the Bermuda ~istrict Street Light Funds: Intersection of Perlock Road and Brandywine Avenue; Intersection of Bolling Avenue and Enon Avenue; and Intersection of Libwood Avenue and Telbury Street. : Unanimous 79-523 Mr. Dodd asked that he be given a tally of his Street Light Funds. Mr. McElfish stated that on an average, street light installation is costing $150 per light. Mr. Bookman asked that Environmental Engineering contact Vepco regarding the installation cost for a street light at the intersection of Jessup and Turner Roads because there is a pole on each side of the road but stated he did not want the project delayed. On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board approved the installation of a street light at the intersection of Laumic Drive and Buford Road with any associated costs being expended from the Midlothian District Street Light Funds. Vote: Unanimous At the request of Mrs. Girone, it was generally agreed that consideration of a street light at the intersection of Pulliam Street and Trent Road be deferred until staff could determine the cost of this installation because it does not meet the criteria and a pole exists 250 ft. down the road. It was generally agreed that the Board would recess for 10 minutes. Reconvening: Board members returned except Mr. O'Neill. motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board the installation of a street light in the vicinity 5010 Orioie Avenue with any associated costs being expended the Dale District Street Light Funds with the understanding staff check that this is not the same request which was previously. : Unanimous motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board ~ted the following resolution: Whereas, a detour of traffic on Ruthers Road during truction of this road will accomplish a saving in time money. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that the Chesterfield ]ounty Board of Supervisors supports the concept of detouring ~raffic on Ruthers Road to Provincetown Drive and Providence during the Ruthers Road reconstruction. ~ote: Unanimous Bookman stated he had no objection to this detour but Le wanted construction coordinated so that Providence Road and Road were not blocked simultaneously. 4.P. Dexter Williams gave a brief presentation on the Secondary for the 6 Year Plan which public hearing would be held ,n December 12, 1979. He stated the funds for the 6 year period .ave been reduced and the County's share will be $11,000,000. ie stated after the proposed s~.x year plan all the railroad rossings in the County should be signalized and three bridges be replaced--Castlewood, Buford and Cogbill and some xternal funding may be received for those projects. Mr. O'Neill eturned to the meeting. Mr. Williams stated the railroad pr~ects could be reconsidered but staff feltthesew~re safety ectsthat needed to be accomplished. He statedthe above pr~ects take about one-third of the $11,000,000. He listed other improvenmnt ects such as four-laning Forest Hill Avenue, improvements at Genito Road, Road, Belmont Road, and recreational projects on Beach and Enon Roads. ~ stated two new pr~ects were the intersection 79-524 of Hopkins and Beulah and the intersection of Genito Road and Route 360. Mr. Bookman inquired how much money the County could allocate of revenu~ sharing funds. Mr. Williams stated $500,000 which was not included in the $11,000,000. He stated there was $1,800,000 for maintenance. Mrs. Girone inquired about the opening of Salisbury Drive. Mr. Williams stated he would check into this matter and mention this project in the 6 Year Plan. Mr. Bookman inquired if the Board should address the revenue sharing $500,000 at this time. Mr. Williams stated that would be mentioned in the 6 Year Plan without specifics but would be discussed at the Secondary Budget Public Hearing in March. Mr. Dodd inquired about the acquisition of the old railroad bed in Chester. Mr. Williams stated the County would have to obtain the land but it could be mentioned in the 6 Year Plan without specifics. Mrs. Girone inquired about the time schedule for the Buford Road bridge. Mr. Williams stated that would be discussed at the hearing on December 12, 1979. After further discussion of this matter, Mr. Williams stated the Board should call him if they had any other concerns before the hearing. Mr. Bookman stated Mr. Cooper was present in the audience regardin the School system not providing bus service down Second Branch Road which is in both Matoaca and Clover Hill Districts. Mr. Williams stated according to the School System's standards this road is not adequate. Mr. Bookman inquired if a temporary turnaround were constructed, would the School System send buses down the road. Mr. Williams stated they indicated it might help but they would not give any guarantees. Mr. Bookman indicate Mr. Cooper was prepared to try and obtain the land for a turn- around. Mr. O'Neill stated he felt the School System should reevaluate their standards. After further consideration of this matter, it was on motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. O'Neill, resolved that if the Mr. Cooper would obtain the land for a temporary turnaround as he had indicated he might be able to do, the County would pay the cost from the Matoaca and Clover Hill District 3¢RoadFunds (each paying half the cost) to construct a temporary turnaround if the School System would allow buses to travel Second Branch Road. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board adopted the following resolution: Whereas, the question of relocation of the Bon Air Postal Facility has been discussed for many years; and Whereas, postal authorities without benefit of County input were actively pursuing a proposed facility to be located on the northeast corner of North Pinetta Drive and Route 60 in Chesterfield County; and Whereas, the proposed location causes the County great concern due to traffic problems, site development problems and drainage problems. ' Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that the Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors hereby opposes the development of a postal facility on the northeast corner of North Pinetta Drive and Route 60 in Chesterfield County; and Be It Further Resolved that the postal officials are requested to work with the County planning staff in order to locate a suitable site which will serve the needs of the area. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board authorized the expenditure of an amount not to exceed $2,000 from the Midlothian 3¢ Road Funds to improve a drainage problem on Burroughs Street in conjunction with Mr. Sterns property. Vote: Unanimous 79-525 5.A. 5.B. Mr. Paul Moreth, consultant for the County from Resource Planners, Inc. was present to discuss the use of aluminum wire versus copper wire for lighting on park projects. He introduced Mr. Sam Burns, engineer with Resource Planners, Inc. Mr. Burns stated he had discussed the use of aluminum wire with Vepco who has been using this exclusively since 1956. He stated that copper is used on the coastal areas but Vepco feelS they have less trouble with aluminum wire. He stated the largest problem is if the installation is not done correctly, if splices are underground, if the covering is not of good quality, and the sizes which they will be using will not present problems. He stat~ the copper wire would be used in the connections and added that the size copper wire that would be needed may cause delays in the projects as manufacturers are getting away from copper wire because of the expense. He stated there is, of course, the cost of copper wire which in a project the size of Bird Park could run between $12,000-$15,000 more in lieu of the aluminum wire. Mr. Dodd and Mr. Bookman both stated they had experience with aluminum wiring and did not feel it would hold up as long as copper wiring and that the County might have to dig up asphalt paving to replace the wiring. Mr. Dodd stated if the consultant would guarantee the aluminum wiring for 3-5 years, it might be considered. Mr. Moreth stated he could not guarantee anything like this but they felt aluminum was better because Vepco was using this exclusively and they would be cutting costs where possible; that it was cheaper; that they did not feel aluminum would cause more problems than copper; and because of the availability and time delays. Mr. Dodd stated he felt there would be delays with the poles anyway and a little more time would not make a big difference. Mr. Burns stated 'that using copper wire would be utilizing a practice that is not conventional at this time and that with good jackets, installation, compression fittings, no splices, etc. there should not be any problems. He stated they inspect the wiring before it is covered which is part of their contract. Mr. Bookman inquired how every inch of wire could be inspected. Mr. Burns stated that they run resistance tests after installation. Mr. Dodd stated he appreciated what was being said but he felt he had practical experience with aluminum wiring and he felt copper would be best in the long term. Mr. O'Neill stated this would increase the cost of every project involving lighting in the County. Mr. Moreth inquired what should be done about projects already under contract. The Board generally agreed that projects under contract should not be changed. On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mrs. Girone, the Board authorized the consultants to bid any future projects with aluminum wire with an alternate for copper wire with a delivery date specified and the Board will consider each project individually. Vote: Unanimous ~r. Meiszer stated the next item of business was the awarding of the contract for lighting at Bird Park. It was suggested that the low bidder be awarded the contract and the staff negotiate a price on the cost of copper wiring rather than aluminum wiring. Mr. Dave McGee, President of Associated Electrical Services was present to address this matter. He stated he submitted a bid with Cor-Ten steel poles versus concrete poles which would save the County over $30,000. ~e stated he met with Mr. Buford of Resource Planners, Inc. ~ho agreed that the Cor-Ten steel poles were equal to the ~oncrete poles. He added that there was only one manufacturer ~f concrete poles in the state. He stated that he felt the ~oard was being overcharged at least $50,000 by the bid from ~atthews Construction, that he had been approached and offered lome compensation to withdraw his bid and the County has the 79-526 o right to waive any irregularities and he feels this is definitely an irregularity; that Matthews Construction is not a registered electrical contractor in the County and cannot do this work; and that the County has experienced problems with Matthews Constructio~ at Rockwood Park and work that was performed there. He stated he can provide the copper wire that the County seems to feel is the best without any problems or fraud. Mr. Moreth stated this is the first time he has heard any of these allegations and suggests that this matter be deferred for further investigation. Mr. McGee stated he had told Mr. Buford of these allegations. Mr. Bookman inquired why he had not told the County officials or staff. Mr. McGee stated he went to the consultant which he felt was the chain of authority to be followed regarding this matter. Mr. Bookman inquired who had offered Mr. McGee compensation for withdrawing his bid. Mr. McGee stated he would not devulge this information. Mr. Bookma~ stated he felt the Board had a right to know. Mr. McGee stated it was not County staff nor Matthews Construction. Mr. Moreth stated there are 19 manufacturers of concrete poles in the country and one in the immediate area. He stated Vepco buys their poles from this source. He added that there is not a lot of difference between Cor-Ten steel poles and concrete except that Cor-Ten steel poles need a foundation which is expensive and the concrete poles are just set in the ground. He stated the bids did not ask for an alternate for Cor-Ten steel poles and he felt it would be unfair to the other bidders not to give them the opportunity to bid on the Cor-Ten steel poles. Mr. Dodd stated too much had been discussed and allegations made for the Board to make a decision at this time. It was on his motion, seconded by Mr. Bookman, resolved that items 5.B., 5.C. and 5.D. be deferred.until some determination as to the allegations made could be determined. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board: Appropriated $93,248 for the Fuel Assistance Program and increased Planned Budget Revenue for Fuel Assistance Program by the same amount (Social Services). Increased revenue and expense accounts for Nutrition Education Grants for $20,853 (School Board). Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board authorized the establishment of a change fund for $2,000 in the Treasurer's Office in the name of Mary Arline McGuire, Treasurer. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board authorized the Treasurer to change the designation from Petty Cash Fund to Drug-Buy Money for evidence since that is the actual use of the money in the Police Department and changed the name on the fund to J. E. Pittman or C. G. Williams, Jr. and authorized increasing the amount from $100 to $1,100. Vote: Unanimous ~r. Dodd stated his concern regarding writing off delinquent ~ccounts receivable. Mr. Micas stated there were legal deficiencie in the system previously and they have been corrected but some pf these bills are not legally collectible. 79-527 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. Mr. O'Neill also indicated his concern about writing off delinquent debts owed to the County. After further discussion of the matter, it was on motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, resolved that Central Accounting be authorized to write off the following list of delinquent accounts receivable: East Coast Aircraft Sales Jim Whitehurst Earl T. Van Stavern John Weinman $ 26.52 102.00 68.40 14.68 Vote: Unanimous Mr. Donald Silverman, Director of Research and Development for Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the Arts, was present. He requested a grant in the amount of $25,000 from the County and stated the same type requests are before the City of Richmond and Henrico County. He stated it would be similar to City I and would be called City II and hopefully this would continue year after year. He stated the purpose is to acknowledge our mutual heritage and to jointly participate in a non-partisan gathering that is both appropriate and understandable to all. He stated it would be expanded from last year's and would act as a model of cooperation between major cultural institutions in Virginia. The Board was presented with information outlining the proposal in detail. After further consideration of the matter, it was generally agreed that the Board would take this request under advisement. On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board approved payment of the livestock claim submitted by Mrs. W. T. Cordle of 10001 Reams Road for the destruction by unknown dogs of 290 chickens in the amount of $638. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board approved a bingo/raffle permit for the Bishop Peter Ireton Council #6189, Knights of Columbus for calendar year 1980. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board approved for payment an erroneous tax claim in the amount of $21.50 for Sun Oil Company of Pennsylvania for an 1978 erroneous real estate assessment. Vote: Unanimous Mr. Micas presented the Board with the proposed legislative program for 1980. Mr. O'Neill stated he did not feel #15 regarding the definition of "street" used to allocate rural road addition funds from three families on a street to one family would be wise. He stated that this would cause a draw down on funds for the secondary roads. Mr. Dodd inquired what else could be done. Mr. O'Neill suggested in such cases, perhaps 3¢ Funds could be used to bring the street up and then use rural addition funds. It was generally agreed to take this item off the program. Mr. Bookman suggested an additional proposal which would allow rescue squads to bill a third party for services rendered. Mr. Apperson stated this might cause a rise in insurance and hospitalization rates. Mr. Bookman stated he had talked with some rescue squad associations and they were in favor of this. It was generally agreed to insert this in the program. 79-528 15. 16. 17. Mrs. Girone inquired about the 9th proposal regarding reducing the funding disparity between regional libraries and those library systems serving a single locality. Mr. Micas stated that we would have the advantages of a regional system without the disadvantages. It was generally agreed that the staff supply the Board with information regarding regional library systems prior to the December 4, 1979 meeting. There was some discussion regarding properly trained people by a veterinarian and employed by a humane society to innoculate or vaccinate dogs (proposal #11). It was generally agreed to take this off the program. Mr. Bookman suggested the Board consider proposal #4 a little closer which refers to conditioning the assurance of a building pe~ for a structure using a septic system or well upon the requirement that the building must connect to public sewer or water when service is available in front of the building. He stated he did not feel this should be mandatory but understood the logic behind the recommendation. On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board approved the Disaster Reaction Force Plan as presented, a copy of which is filed with the papers of this Board. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board adopted the following resolution: Whereas, conservation, saving, protecting and preserving of our natural resources should claim the deep and considered concern of every patriotic citizen of the County; and Whereas, some provision must be made for wildlife if it is to continue to exist. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, Virginia, that Queensmill Subdivision located two miles south of Midlothian between Coalfield Road and Walton Park is hereby designated as a Bird Sanctuary. That it shall be unlawful to trap, hunt, shoot or attempt to shoot or molest in any manner any bird or wild fowl or to rob bird nests or wild fowl nests. Provided, however, if Starlings or similar birds are found to be congregating in such numbers in a particular locality that they constitute a nuisance or menace to health or property in the opinion of the proper health authorities of Chesterfield County, then in such event said health authorities shall meet with representatives of the Audubon Society, Humane Society, or such clubs as are found to exist in the Queensmill Subdivision, after having given at least three days actual notice of the time and place of said meeting to the representatives of said clubs. If as a result of said meeting no satisfactory alternative is found to abate such nuisance, then said birds may be destroyed in such numbers and in such manner as is deemed advisable by said health author%ties under the supervision of the Chief of Police of the County of Chesterfield. Permission is hereby granted to Savage and Company, the developer of Queensmill to place subject to the regulations of the Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation, suitable plaques at the various entrances to Queensmill Subdivision stating that said Queensmill Subdivision is a Bird Sanctuary, as an appeal and reminder to tourist and native alike. Vote: Unanimous Mr. Meiszer presented the Board with a report on rural areas of the County not provided with school bus service which was 79-529 mit 18. discussed at the meeting earlier. Mr. Meiszer also advised the Board of appointments outstanding and distributed a copy of the Board's meeting schedule for December, 1979. On motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board supports the resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of York County which requests the General Assembly for financial assistance and other State aid for the 1981 Yorktown Bicentennial Celebration. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board authorized the expenditure of $300 from the Clover Hill District 3¢ Road Funds for stone for Clay Point Road which is estimated to be half the cost of improving the roadway. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. O'Neill, seconded by Mr. Apperson, the Board appointed Messrs. Charles Dedian and Ronald C. Puckett to the Plumbing Examining Board whose terms are effective immediately and will expire on November 28, 1982. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mrs. Girone, the Board authorized the Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation to begin the necessary steps to restrict through truck traffic on the subdivision streets in Genito Estates with the alternate route to be used being Genito Road. Vote: Unanimous On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board went into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters as permitted bY Section 2.1-344 (3) of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended. Vote: Unanimous Reconvening: 79S150 In Midlothian Magisterial District, James F. Hubbard requested rezoning from Community Business (B-2) to General Business (B-3) of a 4.07 acre parcel fronting approximately 200 feet on Midlothian Turnpike and located approximately 1900 feet west of its intersection with Huguenot Road. Tax Map 16-11 (1) part of parcel 10 (Sheet 7). Mr. Balderson stated the applicant had requested a 60 day deferral of this request. On motion of Mrs Girone, seconded by Mr. Bookman, this request for deferral until January 23, 1980, was approved. Vote: Unanimous 79S183 In Clover Hill Magisterial District, Lydia Brown and Dabney MacKenzie requested a Conditional Use to permit a stock farm (5 horses and 2 goats) in a Residential (R-25) District on a 9.9 acre parcel fronting approximately 40 feet on the south line of Donegal Drive and located approximately 400 feet east of 79-530 its intersection with Donegal Terrace. Tax Map 92-15 (4) Rocky Run, Section 3, Block C, Lot 20 (Sheet 29). Mr. Balderson stated the applicant had requested a 60 day deferral of this request. On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Apperson, this request for a deferral until January 23 1980 was approved. ' Vote: Unanimous 79S148 In Bermuda Magisterial District, Alva Paul Deal requested rezoning from Community Business (B-2) to General Business (B-3) of a .79 acre parcel fronting approximately 150 feet on Jefferson Davis Highway also fronting approximately 200 feet on Velda Road and located in the southwest quadrant of the intersection of these roads and better known as 10100 Jefferson Davis Highway. Tax Map 82-13 (1) parcel 5 (Sheet 23). Mr. Balderson stated the applicant had requested withdrawal of this application. On motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the request for withdrawal was approved. Vote: Unanimous bks. Girone stated she would like to request a 60 day deferral on cases 79S179, 79S022 and 79S125 in order to work with citizen groups. ~. David M. White was present and stated he objected to case 79S179 being deferred because he felt there would be no more evidence presented which would change any consideration of the matter. He stated this case had been delayed for the Bon Air Community Plan Hearing and reviewed the history of delays in detail. He stated no new homes had been built in this area for years and the land was too expensive for housing to be feasible. He stated he felt the Board was delaying this until the new supervisor came on the Board and he did not feel this was proper. Mrs. Girone stated she had received a petition from 2,000 citizens and she was meeting with 600 of those who are active in the community at their request. She stated she was meeting with them in groups and she still had several meetings to attend and she felt the Board should work with citizens when asked to. She stated this was a major case in her area and she thought the Board would accept their request for a deferral. She stated she indicated the cases would be deferred and no one is present to adequately represent their views nor are they prepared to present their opinions. She added several of the deferrals were at the request of the applicants and she felt one more deferral at the request of those citizens involved would not cause any problem. She stated she had not heard all the views and she did not know what the outcome of the meetings would be. Mr. White stated he would concede that all 600 citizens were opposed and that he did not feel 600 or 6,000 in opposition would change the case decision. He added there were expenses involved with an additional delay until January. Mr. Larry Kessler was present and opposed the deferral for case 79S125. He stated he needed to have a decision today as he had to make other arrangements for his business location which had a time limit if this case were denied. He stated he felt prudent liberties were taken by Mrs. Girone in telling the people the Board would defer this matter and added he had not received any encouragement from staff or supervisors to contact the citizens in the area to work out a compromise or to discuss this matter. Mrs. Girone made a motion that cases 79S179, 79S022 and 79S125 be deferred until January 23, 1980. Mr. Bookman seconded the motion. Mr. Apperson stated he felt Mrs. Girone had compromised the vote of the Board in this matter and stated he felt she did not extend him any courtesy in this matter. Mrs. Girone stated she did not feel she had compromised the vote of the Board, she just felt the Board would accept the request of the citizens for a deferral. She stated 79-531 if the Board felt she had done anything out of the ordinary, she was sorry but she felt this was not the case. She stated if the Board decided to hear the cases today, they would do so without the supervisor from the area being present as she would leave the meeting. She stated she had assured the concerned residents that this would not be heard today. The vote was as follows: Ayes: Mrs. Girone and Mr. Bookman. Nays: Mr. O'Neill and Mr. Apperson. Abstention: Mr. Dodd. Mr. Apperson stated this was the first time that he could recall when a supervisor asked that three cases be deferred. Mrs. Girone stated she expected the Board to extend courtesy to the citizens requesting the deferral. Mr. Apperson stated Mrs. Girone was not asking that the cases be deferred because she had already told the citizens it would be deferred. Mr. Bookman stated he did not feel a deferral was detrimental to the case, if anything, it might improve the case. Mrs. Emily Gallup was present and stated she would like the cases deferred. Mrs. Girone stated there were only three people present and they were unprepared to present their views and she felt this was an unjust way to handle major requests such as this and stated she would leave the room if these were discussed today. 79S101 A & B In Dale Magisterial District, Richard M. Allen requested rezoning from Residential (R-9) to Agricultural (A) plus a Conditional Use to permit office buildings and a child day care center on two separate pieces of the same parcel of land. The western piece, intended for office business development, fronts 640 feet on the north line of Centralia Road and is located approximately 50 feet east of its intersection with Iron Bridge Road. The eastern piece, intended for child day care development fronts approximately 240 feet on the north line of Centralia Road and is located approximately 600 feet west of its intersection with Salem Church Road. Tax Map 96-9 (1) parts of parcel 1 (Sheet 31). Mr. Dick Allen was present and stated he agreed with the conditions except for several changes. He stated he would like the condition for 79S101 A, #3 to allow for 9,600 square footage for each building rather than 4,800. He added that he would like to work out an agreement by which he would pay his pro rata share of the drainage improvements for the area rather than bearing the cost for all since he is the first to develop in the area. Mr. Micas stated that the County could not makeanexceptionofthis type because erosion control is a state mandate and cannot bewaivedbyzoningconditions. He added further that Mr. Allen should discuss this matter with Mr. McElfish, Environmental Engineer, who could advise him exactly what to do and the costs involved for the drainage. Mr. Allen stated the other item he would like to address was the extension of the roadway involved. Mr. Balderson stated this extension involved additional land than requested in this application and it could not be heard at this time. Mr. Allen stated he probably would file an amendment or an additional application but he would like approval of this request today. Judge Ernest Gates was present and inquired if a left turn lane would be provided and if the office use had restrictive covenants. Mr. Allen stated yes to both questions. There was no opposition present. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the request was approved as recommended by the Planning Commission subject to the following conditions: 79S101 A Fifty (50) feet'of right-of-way measured from the centerline of Centralia Road shall be dedicated to and for the County of Chesterfield, free and unrestricted. This dedication shall be accomplished prior to the release of any building permits. 79-532 e 10. 11. 12. A thirty (30) foot buffer shall be maintained along Centralia Road. This buffer shall be landscaped with shrubs, evergreens and ornamental trees. A landscaping plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval and in conjunctioi with final site plan review. No building shall exceed a total square footage of 9,600 square feet nor a height of two (2) stories. Ail buildings erected on the parcel shall have a Colonial Williamsburg design and shall employ subdued colors. Renderings or elevations of each structure shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval prior to the release of any building permits. A thirty (30) foot buffer shall be maintained along the northern property line and a twenty (20) foot buffer along the eastern property line. These buffers shall be planted in accordance with "Minimum Guidelines for Landscaped Buffers." A landscaping plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval and in conjunction with final site plan review. A single access drive shall be permitted through the southern buffer along Centralia Road. The exact location of the access shall be approved by the VHD&T in conjunction with the Division of Development Review at the time of final site plan approval. Ail exterior lighting shall be low level, not to exceed a height of fifteen (15) feet and designed so as not to project light into adjacent residential properties. A lighting plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval in conjunction with final site plan approval. One sign not to exceed twenty-four (24) square feet, identifying the development and the tenants therein, shall be permitted along Centralia Road. This sign shall neither be luminous or illuminated. The sign shall employ subdued earth tones. Prior to erecting the sign, a rendering shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval. Each separate building shall be permitted a sign, not to exceed .5 foot for each one foot of building lineal frontage. These signs shall not be freestanding, but attached to the building facades. The signs shall be positioned so as to face the interior of the project and not the adjacent residential lots. These signs shall neither be illuminous or illuminated. The style of the signs shall blend with the architectural design of the particular structure. Prior to erection, rendering shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval. One sign not to exceed six square feet and the height of four feet shall be permitted at each entrance, these signs should identify the development only. These signs shall neither be luminous nor illuminated, shall employ subdued earth tone colors. Prior to erection, a rendition shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval. The above noted conditions notwithstanding all County requirements of the Office Business (0) District shall be applicable. A paved twenty (20) foot widening strip shall be constructed to VDH&T standards for the entire length of the project along Centralia Road. 13. A left turn lane shall be provided along Centralia Road. 14. It shall be required that the applicant and the owner of the property execute an agreement embodying these 79-533 requirements into restrictive covenants which would be binding upon the development. This is to be accomplished prior to final site plan approval. 79S101 B The uses permitted shall be restricted to a child day care center· A thirty (30) foot buffer shall be maintained along all property lines. The southern buffer along Centralia Road shall be planted with evergreens, shrubs and ornamental trees. A single access drive shall be permitted to Centralia Road through this buffer. The thirty (30) foot buffer along the eastern, western and northern property line shall be planted in accordance with the "Minimum Guidelines for Landscaped Buffers." A landscaping plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval and in conjunction with final site plan review. The building to be erected on the parcel shall be of contemporary design and shall employ subdued colors. Renderings or elevations shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval and in conjunction with final site plan review. The fence surrounding the play area shall be of wood construction. o Thirty-five (35) of right-of-way measured from the centerline of Centralia Road shall be dedicated to and for the County of Chesterfield, free and unrestricted. This dedication shall be accomplished prior to the release of any building permits. A twenty (20) foot paved widening strip shall be constructed to VDH&T standards for the entire length of the property along Centralia Road. A left turn lane shall be constructed to VDH&T standards along Centralia Road. 10. Ail exterior lighting shall be low level, no higher than fifteen (15) feet and positioned so as not to project light into adjacent residential properties. A lighting plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval and in conjunction with final site plan review. One sign not to exceed fifteen (15) square feet in area shall be permitted. This sign shall neither be luminous nor illuminated. The sign shall employ subdued colors and blend with the architectural style of the structure. Prior to erection of the sign, a rendering shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval. The above noted conditions notwithstanding, all County requirements relative to Convenience Business (B-l) zoning shall be applicable. Vote: Unanimous 79S180 In Clover Hill Magisterial District, CPI Associates requested an amendment to a previously granted condition of zoning (Case #66-48CS) to permit modification of a buffer zone on a 2.842 acre parcel fronting approximately 185 feet on the south line of Midlothian Turnpike and located approximately 50 feet west of its intersection with Paramont Drive and better known as 8401 Midlothian Turnpike. Tax Map 28-3 (1) parcels 9-3 and 9-5 (Sheet 8). 79-534 Mr. Bruce Hulcher was present representing the applicant. He stated they would like the requirements changed to allow them one year in which to determine the actual need for a retaining wall structure. He stated that with proper nutrients, shrubbery, etc. there may not be a need to construct this wall which is estimated to cost $20,000+. Mr. Bookman stated that he felt the bond would have to be raised higher if this request were approved. Mr. Case, an adjacent property owner, was present. He stated he felt the developer was just prolonging the inevitable, that the grade of the slope will not allow for stabilization, and that because of nonconformities, they did not want to wait one year for the wall to be constructed. Mr. Hulcher stated that there had not been any erosion this fall and the soil was cohesive. Mr. Jefferson Carter was present and stated if the engineers for the applicant had followed proper procedures, there would not be a problem but when the encroachment was done on Saturdays when officials could not be contacted, he did not want any changes and would like the conditions approved as recommended. Mr. Earl Dunnavant stated the applicant's property was taken care of but the adjacent property owners were not if these conditions were not approved. Mr. Hulcher stated there was no attempt to do work on Saturdays, it was just when the workers were available. After further discussion of the matter, was on motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Dodd, resolved that this request be approved subject to the conditions as recommended by the Planning Commission: The original fifty (50) foot buffer shall be replanted utilizing a minimum of thirty (30) evergreen trees, if deemed feasible as many as fifty (50) evergreen trees shall be planted. These plants shall have an initial minimum height of not less than five (5) feet. A landscaping plan depicting this requirement shall be submitted to the Division of Development Review for approval. Should any of the vegetation die within a three (3) year period, replacement with a comparable species and size shall be required. A retaining wall shall be constructed along the north edge of the buffer. This wall shall be designed and built to provide stabilization of the slope and plans shall be approved by the Department of Community Development. A $5,000 bond shall be submitted to the County and held in escrow. This bond shall be held to assure compliance with the above noted conditions and returned upon completion of the planting. The above noted conditions notwithstanding, the plan prepared by Hulcher and Henderson, dated 8/27/79, shall be considered the plan of development. Vote: Unanimous Mrs. Girone apologized if she went out of procedure by telling the citizens involved in cases 78S179, 79S022 and 79S125 that she would request a 60 day deferral. She stated she expected the Board to honor the wishes of the people who wished to discuss this matter in detail with her and her request for deferral. There was some discussion of possibly deferring this matter to a special meeting in December. Mr. Sam Kornblau was present and stated he had a case that he would also like deferred until that meeting. Mr. O'Neill stated that these cases were deferrals and the Board could not let one exception for an original hearing without letting others and the time frame for advertising would not give staff time to contact all individuals concerned. After further discussion of the matter, it was on motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Dodd, resolved that cases 79S179, the R. Woodell and Ruth K, Mace request for rezonin from Residential (R-15) to Agricultural (A) plus a Conditional Use for professional offices on a .947 acre parcel fronting 79-535 approximately 255 feet on Forest Hill Avenue and located approximately 150 feet east of its intersection with Burroughs Street and Case 79S125, the Lawrence Kessler request for rezoning from Residential (R-15) to Agricultural (A) with a Conditional Use for professional offices of a .75 acre parcel fronting approximately 260 feet on Forest Hill Avenue and located approximately 400 feet east of its intersection with Burroughs Street, both be deferred until 2:00 p.m. on December 19, 1979. Ayes: Nays: Mr. O'Neill, Mrs. Girone, Mr. Bookman and Mr. Dodd. Mr. Apperson because he felt the entire matter had not been handled properly. Mr. Kessler expressed his full cooperation if Mrs. Girone would like him to attend any of her meetings. Mr. David M. White also indicated he would cooperate in any way. 79S145 In Midlothian Magisterial District, J. K. TiLmtions & Associates requested rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Office Business (0) with a Conditional Use Planned Development of a .459 acre parcel fronting approximately 150 feet on Branchway Road and located approximately 1200 feet south of its intersection with Midlothian Turnpike. Tax Map 17-9 (2) Avon Estate, Lot 18 (Sheet 8). A gentleman was present representing the applicant. There was no opposition present. On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Apperson, this request was approved as recommended by the Planning Commission subject to the following conditions: A 30 foot buffer shall be maintained along the eastern property line adjacent to Branchway Road. Within this buffer all existing trees, 5 inches or greater in caliper, shall remain undisturbed; however, underbrush may be removed. Access through this buffer shall be permitted for the intended use only (parking and servicing of survey equipment.) At such a time that the property is utilized for another purpose, access to Branchway Road shall be prohibited. Vehicular access may be permitted through Windsor Executive Center. No outside storage, cleaning or maintenance of equipment shall be permitted, with the exception of washing vehicles. Any fill shall be supervised by a qualified soil engineer. No sign shall be permitted. The structure shall retain a residential appearance. No additions shall be permitted to either structures. If the structures are to be painted, subdued colors shall be used and shall be approved by the Division of Development Review. The above noted conditions notwithstanding, the site plan dated 6/18/79 and prepared by J. K. Timmons & Associates, Inc. shall be considered the plan of development. The above comments notwithstanding this development shall comply with the County requirements of the Office Business (0) District. 10. 11. At such a time that the existing structure is removed, any new structures shall have a Colonial Williamsburg design, similar to the buildings located in Windsor Executive Center~ This Conditional Use shall be granted for a period not to exceed three (3) years from date of approval. Upon 79-536 satisfactory reapplication and demonstration that this ~sehad not adversely affected the area, the Planning Commission and Board may renew the permit. (Note: It will be necessary to obtain schematic approval of site plan prior to the release of any building permit.) Vote: Unanimous 79S169 In Bermuda Magisterial District, Hill, Fulcher Company requested a Conditional Use to permit a private landfill (stumps) in a Residential (R-15) District on a parcel located at the northwester~ terminus of Spring Valley Road, Tax Map 134-11 (6) Walthall Mill, Section 1, Block D, Lot 7 (Sheet 42). Mr. Dodd indicated several changes he would like incorporated into the conditions. There was no opposition present. On motion of Mr. Dodd, seconded by Mr. Bookman, this request was approved subject to the following conditions: Any improvements on the lot shall be confined to that area designated as "Area A" on the attached plan. More particular] construction shall be confined to that area which has not been filled. Construction shall not be permitted on the fill area. e The wood debris which is presently exposed along the cliff shall be disposed of and covered in an approved fill area. Sufficient material shall be removed to allow stabilization of the bank. A plan for stabilization shall be submitted to the Environmental Engineering Division and the County Soil Scientist for approval. The applicant shall enter into an agreement whereby the County will be held save-harmless from any future injury as a result of this landfill. 0 A plan for the final seeding and grading of the area shall be submitted to the Environmental Engineering Division for approval. The County's drainage easement shall be protected and any fill within the easement shall be removed. The deed to this property shall reflect the areas of fill and shall indicate the areas of the property which cannot be used for construction. This deed shall be recorded in the County Clerk's Office within thirty (30) days of the approval of this request. This deed shall be approved by the Division of Development Review in conjunction with the County Attorney prior to recordation. Vote: Unanimous 79S176 In Matoaca Magisterial District, W. Baxter Perkinson requested rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Residential (R-9) of a 10 acre parcel fronting approximately 420 feet on the south line of River Road and located approximately 5,650 feet west of its intersection with Eanes Road. Tax Map 178-12 (1) parcel 21 (Sheet 51). There was no opposition present. On motion of Mro O'Neill, seconded by Mr. Bookman, this request was approved with the following conditions proffered by the applicant as accepted by the Planning Cc~mission: 1. The minimum frontage of each lot shall be 100 feet~ 2o The minimum lot area of each lot shall be 17,450 square feet. Vote: Unanimous 79S177 In Midlothian Magisterial District, Broad Rock Land Corporation 79-537 requested rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Residential (R-15) of 24.4 acres and from Agricultural (A) to Residential (R-25) of 22 acres of a parcel located at the southern terminus of Farnham Drive and Hazelmere Road and at the eastern terminus of Bondurant Drive and lies south of Stonehenge Subdivision. Tax Map 26-8 (1) parcel 5 and parts of parcels 5-1 6 7 & 7-1 (Sheet 7). ' ' Mr. DelMonte Lewis was present. Mr. Larry Topia, representing the Stonehenge Association, stated they did not want the extension of Farnham Drive through this subdivision. Mr. Balderson stated this matter would be discussed ckzring subdivision approval and the Board was only addressing the rezoning. Mr. Kenneth Rathj en was present and stated there had been a drainage problem on his property but it had just recently been improved and he did not want an additional problem on his property with this development. Mr. Lewis stated they would meet all the drainage requirements placed on them. Mrs. Girone presented a letter from Mr. Paul Barberry, representing Stonehenge Civic Association, stating they did not want the extension of Farnham Drive or Hazelmere. She stated she also had correspondence from Jerry Longo and Mr. Mitchell stating they did not agree with the position of the Association. Mr. James Sutliff was present and stated he represented the 25 people who did not agree with the Association's position. After further discussion of the matter, it was on motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Bookman, resolved that this request be approved as reconmended by the Planning Conn~ssion and that the road configuration be decided by the Planning Conrnission during their subdivision review as opposing views have been expressed by the Stonehenge residents. Vote: Ihaniraxm 79S179 In Dale Magisterial District, Realty Industries, Inc. requested rezoning from Agricultural (A) to Office Business (O) of a 7.5 acre parcel fronting approximately 850 feet on Meadowdale Boulevard also fronting approximately 250 feet on Dalebrook Drive and located in the northwest quadrant of the intersection of these roads. Tax Map 52-12 (1) part of parcel 6 (Sheet 15). Mr. Bill Moseley was present representing the applicant. There was no opposition present. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board approved this request subject to the conditions proffered by the applicant as accepted by the Planning Commission: MOna~% the 4.8 acres designated on the "Existing Topographical , prepared by Bodie, Taylor & Puryear, Inc., dated 3 July 1979, submitted with the application shall be developed. The remaining 2.7 acres shall remain undeveloped and left in its natural state with the exception that drainage improvements shall be permitted. The structures to be erected on the parcel shall be similar in design to those depicted on the renderings prepared by Moseley-Hening Associates, Inc. A thirty (30) foot buffer shall be maintained for the entire length of the south property line adjacent to Meadowdale Boulevard. No trees greater than five (5) inches in caliper shall be removed. Parking, buildings or any other facilities shall not be permitted within this buffer. Access drives to Meadowdale Boulevard, the exact location shall be determined at the time of final site plan review. If it is deemed necessary, at the time of site plan review, to remove vegetation within the buffer in order to obtain proper sight distance for the entrance/exit, clearing shall be permitted, but a plan for such clearing shall be approved by the Division of Development Review. All parking areas that would be located adjacent to Meadowdale Boulevard would be further screened by means of 79-538 5.B. 5.C. a natural landscape berm where the natural contours exist. The above noted conditions notwithstanding, the site plan and perspective prepared by Moseley-Hening Associates, Inc., and submitted with the application shall be considered generally the plan of development. Vote: Unanimous 79S022 In Midlothian Magisterial District, Donald A. and Elizabeth G. Hodgins requested rezoning from Residential (R-15) to Agricultural (A) plus a Conditional Use for business and professional offices on a parcel fronting approximately 100 feet on Buford Road and located approximately 450 feet south of its intersection with Forest Hill Avenue and better known as 2538 Buford Road. Tax Map 10-6 (2) Bon Air Knolls Block 53 Lot 5 (Sheet 3). ' ' On motion of Mrs. Girone, seconded by Mr. Bookman, it was resolved that this request be deferred until January 23, 1980 at the request of Mrs. Girone and the citizens of the area. Vote: Unanimous Mr. Meiszer stated he had been informed that Matthews Construction did have the proper licenses to be awarded any contracts for lighting in the County. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board awarded the bid for lighting at Bird Park to Matthews Construction who was the low bid on specifications listed in the amount of $302,162 and the Board further authorized staff to negotiate a price for copper wiring and a delivery date as an alternate. Vote: Unanimous Mr. Dodd stated that he had been contacted by someone wishing to donate to the County 65 acres in the Centralia Road/Proctor's Creek area--part of which is on the proposed location of Route 288. Mr. Muzzy indicated the exact location on a vicinity map. Mr. Dodd stated the land was low. After ft~rther discussion of the matter, it was generally agreedbytheBoard that because of its low wet nature, the County did not have a use for the land and asked Mr. Dodd to thank the donor. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board accepted the second low bid from Forge Fence Company, Inc. in the amount of $19,023.60 for the contract at Bird Park and did not accept the low bidder due to inadequate performance on previous County work. Vote: Unanimous On motion of the Board, the following resolution was adopted: Whereas, W. Lynn Wingfield served as Campaign Director for the 1979 Chesterfield County Government United Givers Fund; and Whereas, The County of Chesterfield Government employees through their generous contributions brought the County wide- spread recognition by achieving 110% of its 1979 United Givers Fund Goal; and Whereas, This impressive effort would not have been achieved without the special selfless application by key personnel within the County departments reflecting their concern for their fellows dedication to principal and team spirit. 79-539 5oD. Now, Therefore, Be It Resolved that the Board of Supervisors wishes to express its appreciation and congratulation~ to all employees of Chesterfield County for their community spirit; and Be It Further Resolved that the Board of Supervisors recognizes the singular efforts of W. Lynn Wingfield, Chesterfiel¢ County United Givers Fund Campaign Director, for his leadership role in orchestrating this impressive achievement by permanently recording these circumstances upon the minutes of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County, November 28, 1979. Vote: Unanimous It was generally agreed to defer consideration of the lighting bid at the Robious ballfield complex on the request of staff. On motion of Mr. Apperson, seconded by Mr. Bookman, the Board went into Executive Session to discuss legal matters as permitted by Section 2.1-344 (6) of the Code of Virginia, 1950, as amended. Vote: Unanimous Reconvening: On motion of Mr. Bookman, seconded by Mr. Dodd, the Board adjourned at 5:15 p.m. until 12:00 noon on December 4, 1979 at the State Treasurer's Office. Vote: Unanimous Nicholas M. Meiszer// County Administratc~ Chairman 79-540