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02-11-1947 Minutes Present: VIRcnTIA: At a meeting of the Boerd of Supervieors of Chesterfield County, held at the Courthouse o~ Febru~ry 11, 1947, at 10:00 a.m H.1. Chalkley, Chairman H.T. Goyne j~.A. Horner T.D. '.iatkins P.'i!. Covington Absent: J.G. Honing The minutes of the last reg-ular and Adjourned meetings having been read, are' approve. "S819rie8 i.l1owances etc. Pbid fI'oI'l the General }'und b the Executive SecretaI' :" H.L. Chalkley James C. Beninf W.A. Horner Berold T. Goyne P~ 'II. Covine:ton T.D. ::atkins ],r.A. Cogbill J. lim. Dance Geo. V;. 1:0 ore ,Jr. R.I:. \{infree R .Ti. Eike, .A. J. Horr;er i:alter N. Perdue '.. .H. Caldwell Auline B. ',;ills Nancy Fellen P. Rixev Jones stendford Lee Vassar Brandon E. Steed Vire:ir..ia ,.. Cox E.J. Eunke hiUie Sm! th George F~8kerville R.F. Jones Ruth Goode Mae Kathleen Hopson Eleanor L. Rice A. nobins J. Garland Jefferson Robert Bell l~oses pergusson Vi.1. Jones C . l;. Smi th I.,E. Bowlna n R. V~' . Koch D. \\f_ r:urphy E.P. Gill E.T. Snith C.H. Cunningham H.N. Terrell '~; .B. Gill 'T"'1 ."..., Feebe. ck rt..c.. R.C. Phillips V.H. Ketcham,Jr. C.S. Romaine B.C. Furman IllrJ. L.;;:~ Dl.llton vi.H. Flynn O.B. Gates Supervisor " fl " " " Co.rr~'11onweGl th' s Attorney Treasurer & maintenance of office Comm. of Revenue & maintenance of office L::md Assessor - 6 davs " If _ 6 deys Forest J:"ire 'darden Clerk, Circuit Court Executive Secretery County Stenogropher HaIne D':l1'l. Age nt Co. Agri. .'\.gent Asst. Co. Agri. Agent Sunt. \later Works Clerk, Utilities Dept. (Part month) Janitor Truck Driver " " helper Co. Agi. Agent (Col.) Jani tress " Home Dam. Agent (Col.) \;ork on \iater System Supplementary Compensation-Judge \:ork on Chester and Bellewood rf.anor water It" " " " " " " " " , tI " " It $ 29.28 28.98 2'iJ.58 28.98 :: O. 48 ~ 31. 38 271.66 961.89..... 641.89 60.0Cw 60. 00, 50.00 83.33 343.50...... 140.20"'- 105.00 158.58 70.30 200.00"'- 60.00 96.60 115.00 110.00 .... 75.00 50.00 50.00' 75.00 2D1..60 225.00' SY8. '60109 " 40:.09 " ~'9"'OO 327.86 303.67 308.22 287.38 280.80 27b.00 263.00 287.95 248.90 293.36 ,l5S'.~ -'l'5Z ;-ee 252.51' 148.10 111.40 59.80 198.55,' .8,;4&8. Chief of Police Mileage end Tel. Investigator Uileage and Tel. Investigator Mileage and Tel. ILvestigator Mileage and Tel. Police Officer 1,tlle age and Te 1. Police Officer Iv~i1ea€e and Tel. Police Officer Mileage and Tel. Folice Officer I,~i leage and Te 1.. Police Officer Mileage and Tel. Police Officer Mileage and Tel. Police Officer Y~leage and Tel. Dispatcher Police Officer I.~ileage and Tel. Police Dispatcher Switchboard Operator Police Officer-Retired Sheriff $253.20 74.66 214.50 89.17 209.60 98.62 191.00 96.38 183.10 97.70 181.50 93.50 167.20 95.80 191.00 96 . 95 152.40 96.50 192.50 100.86 144.50 13,.56 169.00 93.51 t'Routine Standard Claims Paid by the Efecutive Secretary from the General Count Dr. Ruth MaGox;-Grigg Va. Elec. & Power Co. The Arnold Company Dr. T.B. Pcpe C & P Tel. Co. ,. Lunacy commission-Nancy Lawrence $ Current used C.H't Clerk's Office, Conservation Office, V!elfe,re Dept. and Camp Baker Radie maintenance-January, 1947 Coroner's services-Vi.D. Vaughan Local service Jan.l thru Jan.3l,'47-Chester Vol. Fire Dept. --..-- ...................-. ~.......~."'.......,_._-_..~..~.........."-_.....,....,- he C &. P Tel. Co. City of Petersbure Jail State Forester of Ve. R.B. Augustine Ins.J~gency R.D. ~,~oore E.T. Ritchie,J.P. Dr. C.Vi. Lynn Dr. T.B. Pope Ml's. Helen M. Romaine Henrico County Dr. P.L. Hill [). il'. Ellison The ilXn01d Co. Travis & Brother Davenport Insurance Corp. Dr. E.L. ~helton,Jr. Truby Uotor Corupany Dr. L.C. Lush ~f.ro. Helen 1:. Romaine Virginia Elec. & Po;,.;er Co. R.B. Augustine Ins.~gency Proffitt Cleaners Dr. L.H. Apperson Dr. J.G. Loving Local ~nd long distance service-Jan.l thru Jan. 31, 1947 22 prlsoner'days for December, 1846 Forest Firecontrol service 11/3 to 12/28/46 Bond of J. Wm. Dance,Treas. on $35,000.00 (the above represents 2/3 of the premium) Coal for Courthouse Comndssion of lunacy-Tony Hammock Lunacy commission-" " " " " " 1illals served prisoners in Chesterfield lock-up rr.cals served prlsoners h. Henrico Jail Coroner services-Infant Thomas Ice for ~onth of December,1946 Maintene.Ilce Police Radio for Dccember,1946 Fuel oi 1 for Camp Bal.er 1/.'71.20 " "Conservation Officer 62.57 Ins. permium for three yrs. cn office bldg. at Courthouse Coroner services-Pauline Kathleen Carneal Gas and oil-County car $21.99 " It "-Chester Fire Truck 19.56 " " "-Count.y Truck 39.08 Luuacy commission-Annie May Jessup Meals served priconers in Chesterfield lock-up (Part month) Street lighting for Jonuary,1947 Bond of Raymond C. Phillips,Police Officer Laundry for jail Lunacy commission-Joseph H. Bennett " " 11 It 11 "Claims Authorizec. b r the Exec. Sec' . from the G0neral Count Fund: 11 Virginia Stationery Co. Pete. Office Equip.Co. Burroughs AdQing l~ch.Co. Buildings Equip. & Sup.Co. Southern Paper & Sup.Co. Patton & Company Chester Supply Co. T.S. Bec~vith & Co. Office Supplies One 16" Line-A-Time Three adding machine ribtons Drinking cups, electric bu1QS 5,OOO!sheets'mlmeograph paper 5-gallon No-rub wax One hanuner and one bulb Tuee Binders, one rubber stamp for Comm. of Rev. 's office N.E. Goodv~n & Sons Janitor Supplies Spencer Printing Co. 2,000 #10 envelopes Everett I/aqdey Co. 24 books Cl~S Forms lf4 (ClcrM office) Southern Stamp & StationeryCo. 1 dater ('l'reaslOffiee) C & P Tel. Co. Local service Fire Dept. f.2 ViI'ginia Elee. & Pov1er Co. Current used Trevillian ":"ve.-Bon Air Current used Centrelia Gardens & Bellewood V~nor Current used Chester V!ater Pump 2" water hose coupled one end Apportionment of salary of Juuge of Circuit Court Collection of delinouent taxes Gas and oil for truek used by ~~. Robins-water d. Copper Tubing, adapters, threadope, bolts and caulking lead Curti s ]~arine Co. Inc. To reCharging 15 Ibs C02 Treas. A.C.L. RR Co. For lease of depot space Centralia Va. for 1/4U Carwile's Sunoeo Service Gas, oil a~d ~ashing car (County Car) Emrick Chevrolet SalesCorp.\.ork on Elkhardt Fire Dept. 's TrUCk Emporia Frick Corp. Drayage on 5,000 briCks Schrum Auto Service iiork on Count" trash truck Richmond Newspap~rs Inc. Legal notice on rezoning League of Virginia Counties Dues for cembership in League of Va. Counties J.T. ~illard,Sgt. Co. of Chesterfield Va Burt C. Boger, et als A.~". Toler & Co. imdit of records of Chesterfield County for year ended June 30,1946 fo office and leader trainin~ supplies 10,000 lbs. gravel-(Sherbollrne Heightc) 1. 5 tons gravel Tc 143 water bills collected ~ 5cts. Replacing door spring on fire warden's truck 1379 miles ~, 5 cts Tax Forms ovelprinted Carom. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield VUe heirs of Joel Cashion, deceased Comm. of Va. and Co. of Chesterfield Va Heirs of Joel Cashion, deceased Comm. of Va. and Col of Chesterfield vs Heirs of Joel Cashion, deceased Petersburg Notice of Co~~ssioner's hearing Cugbill,P.M. Tvo coils 3ct. stamps (Treas Office Labor water systems tI tI " " tI Virginia E1ec & Power Co. Virginia E~ec & Power Co. Richmond Rubber Co. Treasurer of Virginia H.B. Gilliam,Atty. Tom,ahawk Filling Station Hajoca Corp. Nancy H. Fallen Southern Materials Co.Inc. Southern lIlaterials Co. Inc. Chesterfield Co. Bank Heaths Garage Brandon Steed Spencer Printing Co. Sgt. Hampton, Virginia eheriff, Princes ann Co. J.T. Willard, Sgt. Sgt. City of Hrs. Theo T. W.L.Jones Robert Bo:ll~) Moses Pergerson The C&P Tel. Co. $ 89.25 368.58 2.00v 5.30' 5.301(' 19.50 119.50 10.00 8.88 100.00 26.00 390. B4 5.00 19.99 5.00 5.00 $ 4.60 25.92 2.70 3t.30 15.7.3 12.50 1.20 5.87 34.73 18.50 58.11 6.12 8.45 1. 40$231 ~).Q.1 ~20 3.25 5.00 7.45 12.48 40.00 7.00 19.80 300.00 2.25 fiscal 850.00 7100 10.34 2.14 7.15 2.CO 70.45 45.50 20.25 4. 25 v and ~ec. Sec'yZO.06 · 7..00 , '7'.'7j 9.4.5 ' -......_~--~----..........- _._--- --. --- tI Se~vice-Manchest€r Fire Dept. John H. Frischkorn,Jr. R.T. Sunday Company "liar Assets Administration Souths Ide Auto Supply l.T. Willard, Sgt. Town of Colonial Heirhts J.C. McKesson,Jr. Everett Waddy Co. Tomehawk Fi lling; Station Anderson &..oodfin Anderson & Woodfin C~rtis Marine Co. ,Inc. R. D. Moore \i.F. Hobart H.A. Hawkins & Co. County of \varwick H.B. Gilliam, Atty. Richmond Office Sup. Co. Inc. Cotton Auto Sales Central Pl'in ting Co. J.P. Bell Co. J.T. Willard, Sgt. Yxs. Theo T. Cogbill.P.M. ~~ioca Corp. th Courtney Co. Dri skill EI'OS. Mechanics & Merchants Bank 200 brass plugs for Imel1er machine Blueprints-British Canp Farms,Chester- field Gardens, Warwick Garder.s.Raleigh Ct. Deep well pumps (tl},ree) Reoapping three tires for Fire \Jardens'str. Services in suit of Co. of Chesterfield, Va. vs Heirs of Daniel Meade Fire protection,July,Aug. & Sept.1946 " " ,Oct.Nov. & Dec. 1946 Reimbursement for supplies purchased for 1~anchest6r Fire Dept. it2 Set of keys for desk of Co. Agent Gas. and oi 1 for 12/46 f or Fire Harden's 1ru ck Gas and oil for Utilities Dept. Gas and oil for ~~nchester Fire Dept. Truck To reCharging one 15 ibs. CO2 Fire Dept.I2 15 tons Olga stoker coal 8 blueprints-Sections 3,3A,3B and 3C To connectin[ photographic machine in Office One used Champion 21 H.P. siren Collection of delinquent taxes-commissions and preliminary title fees 100 VEP Co. forms (Clerk's Office) To onecllmatizer and tnstalling same 2,000 ffll Kraft envelopes 2 Permaflex expansions units, 8 canvas covers, (Clerk's Office) Co. of Chesterfield VB. Heirs of Joe .n.llen, Deceased T',,'o coils let, 1 coil :Sets star.1ps(Utilities) Materials for Utilities Dept. Reducing tees. bushing, nipples, couplings 2 #1 GR Batteries (Utilities) Iii thholding tax from salaries of County employees for month of Jan. l~47 Mechanics & Merchants Bank "Claims Paid from r.:anchester San. List. Debt Fund:" Semi-annual interest on ~lOO,OOO.OO due Jan. 1, 1947 "Claims Paid from Mar,chester San. Dist. Operetinp l<'und: " Virginia Elee. & Power Co. Virginia ~lec ~ Power Co. Vireinia Elec. & Power Co. W. W. LaPrade & Bros. Current used Gregory's ~ater pump " "Woodstook water system . " " DuPont SQpare " Survey-Warwick Gardens, Woodstock and Cavalier Court "Claims Paid from the I,ranche::;ter San. Dist. Construction ]'und:" 1,;. L. Jone s Robert Bell Noses PerguBson The RF & P RR Co. A. Rbbins Virginia Machinery & l;Jell Co. Johns-Manville Sales Corp. John H. Frischkorn,Jr. Concrete Pipe & Products Co.lnc. HaJoca Corp. The R.F. & P. RR Co. John H. Fr1schkorn,Jr. John H. Frischkorn,Jr. Gresham & I/are Ii. vi. LaPrade & Bros. ~lfechanics & Merchants Bank Viork on ]'~nchester \iater System "" n " " tt " " " " Freight on sh1pment from Johns-~~nville Labor and materials on water syste~s Galv. nipples, plugs, couplings 4" transite pipe, and 3" pipe Gate valves, and 50 lengths galv. pipe 6" sewer pipe #2 Couplings, and gaskets Freight on shipsents from Johns-Manville 36 coils ':../4" copper tubing 5 4" Hub end gate valves Pipe fit tings Making surveys, 1taking e levat ions and developing a drainage plan for ~arwick Gardens, Woodstock and Cavalier Court Withholding tax from salaries of County employees for January, 1947 "Claims Paid from the Dog Tax Claims by the Executi ve Secretary:" E.J. Gorman A.J. Horner Snyder Printing Co. Horace Weaver Treasurer of Virginia Game Warden Deputy Game Warden 500 Placards 4 owl heads - 12 crow heads Dog license tags and receipts books for 1946 ~ ~o. 13.05 2.00 38.04 4.55 17.05 3.25 155.45 2.64 Clerk's 138.50 87.50 270.70 t4i8Q.6. $500.00 $ 14. 36 11.36 . - .~,~). I 8 $885.2 ,<i 't..~ ; :).!'..'1J '-", 5.2.~5.0- 114.76 150.86 13.86 266? .12 ... 396.30 21.60 21.90 111. 65 9'j6./Si 145.~4 472.00 857.75 11'( Operat: 33. 60 ~945'.( $100.00 50.00 5.75 3.80 195.00 $3C4.5l District Clerk Janitor Hl.l.nicipal Bldg. 300 meter readings ~ t cts. Ins. premium on Ettrick Fire Truck Water uned during December, 1946 Current used Ettrick Town Hall & water pump Overhauling and cleaning typewriter used by District Clerk l3.EO To making w~ter connections on Chesterfield Av~97.30 II tI II "in Orange Hill Subd. II II " ff on Sou th strec t Local service-Dec. 28 thru Jan. 27,1947 Gas oil and repairs, Ettrick Fire Truck ]!'uel 011 for Municipal Bldg. "Claims Paid from the Et't;l;'j.Ck SEn. T)i~t. O.I)eratil:li Fund." W~ss Grace B. Pond B. VI. V:alton 'Gerald L. Pond Howard Eanes City Water Wor~s, Petg. Virginia Elec. & Power Co. petg. Office Equipment Co. R.A. Hawkins & Co. C & P Tel. Co. Delta Oil Sales Co. Ettrick SuI, Service "Claims Allowed by the Boe.rd froI'l the General Bunds: tf Walter Sohrum G.R. Tinsley ':Iitness fee in case of Milton O. Hilliams " II""" II " " Claims AllcV}led by the Board from the Dor Tax Fund:" }~s. W.R. Schmitt James Branch T .L. Roane 1 Chinchilla buck 3 turkeys Ci.. 35l'lts per lb. 2 lambs k $7.50 9ach GRAND TOTAL............. .:;;:.::~" _ ',.',;7 $ 40.00 7.50 15.00 57.40 lQ2.28 32.48 6.25 22.<il8 19.68 $604 . 3.00 3 . 00 $6 . OC $ 7.50 l4.QO 15.00 $37. 'rhi s day, Mr. J. Vim. Dance, Treasurer, submi tt;ed to the Board report of expenses in- curred in tte operation and maintenance of his office for the month of Jalluary,1947, in the amount of $1442.83, of which the County has paid two-thirds or $961.89, the remainder to be paid by the Stete, and the Board approving the se,me the report is fi led. Tbis day, Mr. Geo. W. Moore, Jr., Commissioner of Revenue, submitted to the Board report of expanses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the lllionth of January, 1947, in the amount of '962.83, of which tbe County has paid two-, thirds or $641.89, the remainder to be 'paid by the State, and the Board approving same, the report is filed. , This day }If..!'. M.A. Cogbill, Conmonwealth' s Attorpey, submitted to the Board his re- ~ort of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of January 1947, in the amount of $543.33, of ~hich the Ccunty has paid one- half or $271.66, the remainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the same ths report is filed. This day, l~. a.B. Gates, Sheriff, submitted to the Board his report of expenses incurred in the operation and maintenance of his office for the month of December 1946, in the amount of $595.66, of which the County pays one-third or ~198.55, the 'i"emainder to be paid by the State, and the Board approving the same, the report is filed. ~he Executive Secretary read the report of miscellaneous collections for the ~onth of January, 1947: 1/12/4~ 1/6/47 1/31/47 1/31/47 1/:51/47 2/4/47 Century Indemnity Company 01aims agaiL3t Rudolph Valentine Emory Comrrdssions on public tel. receipts from 11-6-46 to 12-19-46 Rent of Camp Baker cottage for mo. of December, 1947 Telephone bill for Januery,1947 Office rent for January,1947 Long distance telephone calls C & P Tel. Company H.N. Terrell Dept. of Public i.elfare Chesterfield Health Dept. Cash and the report Is filed. 47.50 1.09 30.00 4.00 40.00 3.25 $125.84 This day Mr. Wm. H. Huntley, representing ]..tIr. C. ],:orle Luck, who bad previously re- quested permission to operate e quarry 011 Jahnke Road appeared before the Board, and stated that he had been requested by 1~. Luck to withdraw the request for permisBion to establish a ~uarry on Jahnke Road. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of 'II.A. Horner, it is resolved that tbis re(]uest be complied with and that the re- quest previously granted l~.Luck be rescinded. -~~,_.,......~.......,....'. ,....~~.-- This day an ap.!?1ication of -:Mr. lJi.P. Leonard for the rezoning from Agriculture to Msnufacturing, a section of land adjacent to the City Limits of Richmond and bounded by the ACL R.R. B81t Line, State Route 161 Boulevard, Route #60 U~u1othian Pike, and the Northrop Farm. having been duly advertised came up for action, and there appear- ed a number of citizens of this area objecting to the rezoning of this property. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W.A. Horner, it is resolved that the mat.ter of rezoning this parcel of land be continued until the meeting of the Board of Supervisors on March 11, 1~47. This day an application made by W~. Otto Star~ardt for the rezoning from Agriculture to General Business, a parcel of lend on Rt. 1f360, between the Warwick Road and Reams Service Station; a distance of 200 feet along Rt. 360, wfth a depth of '"t, whioh has been duly advertised, came up for action, and there aopeared no one object ing to this rezoning. . Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of il.A. Horner, it is resolved that this parcel of land be Rnd the same is hereby rezoned from Agriculture to General Busines . This day an application made by !~. S.E',Pruden for the rezoning fron Agriculture to General Business, a parcel of land in Manchester District on the north side of Rt. 360, aprroxi~ately 1/2 mile west of the Elkhsrdt High School, a distance of 300 feet along Rt. 360 and a depth of 300 feet, havine been duly advertised came up for action, and there appeared in opposition to this rezoning Ill'. L.E. Dyer, and others, who owned property in that vicinity. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W..i'I.. Horner, it is resolved th:'\t this applicationbe and the same is hereby denied. This day an application made by l,~. G.H. Hej..i, Jr.. for the rezoning of an area in Dale District, at the northeast intersection of Rts. 611 and 637, a distance of 300 feet along Rt. 637, ~ith a depth of 200 fee~ along Rt. 611, was considered ~y the Board, the same having been duly advertised. Upon consideration whereof, and on notion of P.v{. Covington, it is resolved that this appmication for rezoning from Agri~ulture to General Business be granted. This day again the proposed oralnance regarding cOlinection to water and/or sewer systems in sanitary di3tricts, Which had been submitted to the Board of Supervisors at a neetir~ in October, 1~46, and action on which had been deferred from time to ti~ came up for action. Upon consideration whereof. and on motion of ii.A. Horner, it is resolved that the Ordinance as presented be and the same Is herety rejected. This day Mr. J. Norman Bowen, representing the Citizens League of M:lnchester Distric thanked the members of the Board who attended the meeting at the Broad Rock School OL February 4 for being willing to cooperate in the discussions of the League and requested on behalf of the League that the Board make provisions for copies of the minutes of the Board of Supervisors to be mailed to the V~nchester Civic League. Whereupon W..r. H.T. Goyn. offered the following resolution: "I move that all organizations upon request for a copy of the minutes of the Board of Supervisors be supplied with same and be placed on the mailing list of this Board." This motion died for the want of a second. ~Jhereupon Mr. T.D. '\/atkir..s, moved that action on this request be deferred until the Board had the time to investigute the same and that it be taken up at a future meeting . This day a petition was presented by residents of a private road extending north- tlardly from Jahmke Road between Tract 1 and Trect 2 in Highland Menor, leading to property o\med by Mr. Curter, requesting t.hat this road be taken into the Secondary Road system of Chesterfield County. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ".A. Horner, this matter is referred to the Road committee. This day an application W8S received from 1~. Wm. C. Schmidt for the rezoning of a s8ction of land at the intersection of Cherokee Road, Rt. 704 and Rt. 147. Upon Consiaeration whereof, and on motion of T.D. Y'latkins, it is resolved that the Execu- tive Secretary be end he hereby is direct3d to advertine the same to be heard at the meeting of the Board of ciupervisors on March 11, 1947. This day a request from Mr. O.K. Perkinson was brought before the Board for the rezoning of Lots 5, 6, rJ: and 8, in the subdivision of "Laurel Branch" Farms in Ettrick. Upon consideration Whereof, and on motion of P,W. Covington, it is resolve( that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is authorized to advertise the same for actidn by the Board on March 11, 1947. This da,r PE.ul :l!'isher requesting a perm t to construct a restaurant and living quarte s on the 1Mrwick Road ,about 1/4 of a mile from Hull Street Road appeared before the Eoard. Upon consideration whereot' and on motion of 'Ii .A. Horner) it is res 01 ved tha this application for permit be E.nd it hereby is denied. This day 1~. West, of' the Department of Came an d InUnd J!'isheries, appeared before the Board requesting that due to the efficiency of the Game Warden. Eddie Gorman, tru State was contempla.ting an increase in his salary and requested that the Board of Supervisors increase the amount contributed by them to him.. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T.D.; Watkins, it is resolved that the Boord of Supervisors increase the amount paid to the Game Werden, Eddie Gorman, to $135.00 instead of $100.00. being retroactive to February 1, 1947. This day the Executive secretary read a lettsI' from the Chief of Fire Department of Ettrickt 1tr. G.C. Pond, calling attention of the Board to the need of painting and greasing the fire plugs in Ettrick. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of P.W. Covihgtont it is resolved that the matter of~ainting and greasing the fire plugs be left in the hands of the Executive Secretary and the Supervisor of }~toaca District, to negotiate with the Fire Depurtment of Ettrick for doing this work. This day 8 petitica was presented from certain residents of !Jatoaca requesting the E08rd to install a light on Hells Street. The Exefutive Secretary stated he had recently talked v:ith citizens of :r.:ntoac~ v;ho had agreed to investigate the street lighUng situation and recof'l.nend to tt.e Boal'j the relocation of certain lights wi thi !f:atoaca if it met with the approval of the Boerd. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of ii.A. Herner, it is resolved that the Citizens of Matoaca be requested to investifate the possibility of relocating certain street lights in the Village of 1~toaca and repert their reconuoondatiohs to this Board. Tills day the Executive Secretary read a letter from }~. Herbt. L. r~nn, requesting that the Board take steps to have a road improved through a section of the l~toaca Cemetery. Upon consideration wheroof, and on motion of P.W. Covington, it is re- sol ved that the County Road Engineer be e,nd he hereby is requested to investigate the matter of the improvement of a road through a section of the Matoaca Cemetery, and report to tbis Board at a later date. report on the audit of the recora.s of the Triol Justice was submitted to the Board and the sams is received and. filed. his day Mr. A. L. D:l.vis appeared before the Board requesting that some action be taken to supply water to the area around Elkhardt School. Upon eonsiderution ~hereof, and on motion of W.A. Horner, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary e c'ud he hereby is instructed to investigate the possibili t.y of cor~neoting with the ell at the Elkhardt School for the purpose of supplying waDer to residents of that ei€hborhood. . nd be it furth:;r resolved that if permission be eranted by the School Board that ork be started on ttis project as soon as possible. .I. hi s day the Executi va Secretary presented a pet! tior. frore ci tizeL.s of Osborne Road, eheen tr.e Village of Chester and its intersection with Rt. 1 at Winfree's Cerner, etluesting the Board to extend the wa tel' lines from the Che ster supply or provide a upply of ';:ater for this road. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T. oyne, it is resolved that the ~xocutive Secretary be and he hereby is re~uested to ake a study of this matter and report to this Board et its next reg~lar meeting. his day the Executive Socretary reported that funds which had been previously appro riated for the extension of water lines in Chester had been used and in order to ake exte~sions an additional areount would be necessary. Upon consideration whereo na on motion of H.T. Goyne, it 1s resolved that $2500.00 be and it heI'eby is appro- riated from the unapproprilited surrlus of the General Fund to the Chester Water Jstem for the extension of lines. 'nd be it further resolv3d that the Executive 8ccretary be and he hereby is direoted o proceed with laying 8 6ft line along Harrowgate Road from the spring rlOJrthwardly o intersect wi th the 4" line, running from the tank a long School Street. his day the ~xecutive Secretary read a notice fI'om the State Corporation Commission stating there would be a hearing on March 5, 1~47, on the application made by the on ......ir Transit Compans' for the operatior. of buses "vel' certain routes in Chester- ield County, which notice was receivad end filed. his UiY a request fro:,: I\.:r. Elbert L. r!.ur::una for the extensioll of ',vater lines to a ouse located 3bout 400 yards from Hundred Road in Chestert and facing the Old Cen- ralia Roadt and to the end of Percival Street. Upon consideration whereof, and n motion of H.T. Goyne, it is resolvGd that the Executive Secretar~' be and he hereb s requested to investigate the same and report to this Board at its next regular eeting. his day a Court Order was presented for payment of $3.00 each to G.~. Tinse1y and lulter $chrum,. who appeared as wit1;lesses in the case of Milton O. il1lliams, Which nounts are authorized to be paid. his day the Execu ti ve Se cret.ary read 8 letter from Mr. Frank Purdy Offering for ale certain property surrounding tte KJnnerly well in Bon Air. U~on consideration vhereof, and on motion of T.D. Yiatkins. the Executive Secretary be and he herety is e1uested to investigate the same and report to this Board at a later date. This day the Executive Secretary read a letter from ~~. D.~. lUlIeI' requesting per- mission to build additional broiler houses at the intersection of Cherokee Road, ht. 704 and Rt. 147. lTpon consideration whereof,and on motion of T.D. iletkins, it is resolved that the hxecutive Secretary be and he hereby is directed to advertise the same for Deering to be held at the next regular meeting of the Bourd of Super- visors on March 11, 1947. This day ~~. H.T. Goyne stated there were a considerable number of chickens raised i Chesterfie Id County and very 11 ttle tax 'being pai::!. for them. \Jhereupon he offered a resolution requestinr that a Comndttee be appoint.ed from the Board to make a study of the assessin@' and taxing chickens in Chesterfield County, which motion died for the want of e second. " Thb day the LxecutivE; Secretary read a letter froml1r. L.E. vJaltoL. requesting the establishfuent of a wator SY3tem in the proposed subui visior. of "CuI valier Court". Upon considdration whereof, and on motion of ".A. Horner, it is resolved that the Executive ~ecretary be end he hereby is directed to make an estimate of the cost of the inBtallation of tb i s water system. 'I'his day tb,;; .c.xecutive Secretary submi tted a contract from Mr. J. Roland Reoke for t e installation of a water S~Tstem in the subdivision of "Rolando". Upen considdration whereof, ar.d on motion of h,A. Horner, it is resolved that thiE contract be appro'ed and tl::€ Executive Secretary be instructed to proc8ed v;j,th the ';;ork as soon as the $7EOO.00 is paid by Mr. J. Roland Rooke. This day the Executive Secretary stated that the Volunteer Fire Department at Elk- hardt was llOt covered by liability irJ.surance and that there wes an agreement with the insurance ccmpany of the other fire depart~ents in Chesterfield County that any other Fire Department mig:ht be added at $45.00 per yesI'. Upon considerat ion wtare of Gnd on motion of LA. Horner, it is resolved t.hat the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is author!zoi to take steps to iLclude the lhnchaster Fire Depart~ent #2 with this insurance COI'lpany. This d'lY ~f.r. H.T. Goyne stated that be had ObSerliJd that when the Chester Fire Dc- p8rt~ent V~s called out, there we~e often children riding on the equipnent, stating ttat it was eJl:tre!4el~T dane-erous. upon consideration whereof. and on met ion of H.'!'. Goyne, it is resolved t.ha.t the pr@s1d.ent of each fire depertment in Ctesterf'iel COHllty be instructec. not to r:ermit ch~ldr(J.4 under 15 ye':tl's of 'lge to ride on the fire equipnent. This day the LX8cutive Secrota::-y stated there had been a request for the es+,abli13h- r.:l.ent of e v:l3.ter system an the DuPuy end '.,codper:ker Road in l.L toac,q. Upon. con~ider- ation whereof, and on notion of P.il. Covington, it is resolved that the Executive Secretary be and he hereby is c.U~ected to investigate the Same and report back to this Eoard. This day the Executive Secretary st3ted there had been a request fro~ the Veter5US Housing PI'oject on the Jahnke for a sov;er line and that some preliminary work had been done on the possibility of reeking a temporary conhectior. with the City of Richmond. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T. Goyne, it is resolved that the lKecutive Secretary be and he hereby is instructed to Bake such stUdy as necessary to contact o~ficia18 of the City of Richmond regarding this matter and report back to this Board. This day lr..r. H. T. Goyne, stated he wisbed to thank publicly ~lfr. A.J. Hills, Resident Engineer. Vi r€inia Departm.ent of Eighv,'ays, for the improvement of roads end streets in "Centrol Park" J statinf that he believed the c.itizens of that area were well pleased. This day T.!:;.'. H.T. Goyne stated he had been requested by ~,'T. J.e. Horris to hF.ve taken ir.to the Secondar'y Rof. d System certain roads in the subdivision of "V..a.yfair" in Bermuda Dblt.rict. Upon consideratior: whereof, and on motion of H.'l'. Goyne, it is resolved that the County RORd Bnpineer be and he hereby is instructed to invest!- fate the roads as requested by Mr. !~orris and I!l8ke a report to this Board. This day 1~. H.T. Goyne brought to the atteatioh of the Beard a request from ~~. O.K. Harquis that a road in the Village of Cheeter near the Seaboard Airline Bridge be takne into the Secondary Roed ciysteI'l and developed. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of H.T. Goyne, it is resolved that this road be referred to the Road Comnittee for study. This day the Executive Secretary stated that under the law passed by the 1946 regu- lar session of the General Assembly and amended by the speciDl session of 1947 re- faring hospitalization mf indigent persons, that the law had not intended that the funds to be put up by Chesterfield County be taken from the v~e1fare Budget but \.ould be an additional appropriation by the Eoard, under their control, to be administered by such person or agency as the Board might suggest, and that upon investi@atdon he has found from the i.elfare Department, which Department had peen preViously desig nated by them to administer this fuhd, that in order to match the funds contributed by the State an appropriation of $1000.00 ~ould be necessary for the remaining months of this year. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of T.D. \iatkins, it is resolved that ~1000.00 be and it hereby is appropriated from the unappropriate surplus of the General Fund for the purpose of matching contributions by the State for the hospitalization of the indigent and medically indigent persons in Chester- field County. This day again the matter of the ssle of the 6-acre parcel of land .used by this Board as a place for the dumping of refuse, to G.A. Peple, Sr., for the sumjof $1,000.00 came before this Board and it being represented by the Commonwealth's Attorney that said G.A. Peple,Sr. h~s now requested that this Eoard exeoute a deed conveying said parcel of land to him. ' l~on oonsideration ~hereof, and on motion of fl.A. Horner, it is resolved that the Chairman and Clerk of this Board, te and they are hereby authorized and direoted to execute on behalf of this Board a deed conveying said parcel ot land of 6-acres, more or less, in ~~nchester District, bought by the Board of ~upervisors of Robert n. \Jinfree, Jr., saiu deed to be delivered to said G.A. Peple,Sr., upon receipt of the purchase prioe of $1000.00 and upon approval and ratifioation o~ said sale by the Circuit Court of Chesterfield County. The undersigned, County Road ~ngineer, having been directed at a previous meeting of the Board of Su,ervisors of Chesterfield County to etamina DuPont Boulevard in "A.':lpthill Gardnes" in said County, and report to this Board the expediency of esta- blishing said street as a pUblic road, reported as follows: That he went upon the said street and examined the same and is of the opinion that there is a necessity for the establishment of same as a public road, and furthe _ (l) (2 ) (3) (4) The said road will be of great public convenience That it sill not be of mere private convenience No yard, garden or orchard will be taken The said street is a road in a subdivision of land dedicated to the CODln'..ohweal th of Virginia alid. therefore land owne 1'2 along said road will not receive co~pensation. No land owner requires compensation. There will be no compensation. (5 ) (6) Thi s day the County Road .i:.ngineer in accordance VIi th directions from this BOdrd re- port in writihg upon his examination of Du'Pont Boulevard in "Ampthill Gardens", ~hich report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said road be established as a nublic road. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of W.~. Horner. it is resolved that DuPont Boulevard in "Ampthill Gardens"be end the sam3 is hereby established as a public rea d. ~nd be it further resolved thet the Virginia Department of High'.ve:ys be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Roed System, DuPont Boulevard in the Sub- al\rlsion of "AmptHill Gardens", beginning at a point ibn Rt. 10, .53 of a mile south of Rt. 10 and Rt. 638, runnihg in a westerly direction .3 of a mile to a dead end. This road serves 6 homes. Ji.nd be it furtrer resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chflsterfield County guarantees a right-of-way to the State Department of High~ays of not less than thirty feet for this street. The undersirnea C,ounty Rood .c..ngineer haviIl€' been directed at a the Board of ~upervisors of Chesterfield County to examine the Road in Bermuda Maeisteria1 District, and report to this Board establishing said road as a public road, reported as follows: That he went UTlon said road and examined the same and is there is a necessity.:t'or the establishment of s~me as a public (1) The said road will be of great public convenience. (2) That it will not be of mere private convenience (3) No yard, garden or orchard will be taken. (4) The land owners along this road will require not compensation (I) There will be no compensation previous meeting of Arrowfield Nursery the expediency of of the opinion that road, and further: This dajr the County Road Engineer in accordance wi th directio:.s from thi S BOf:rd made report in writing upon his examination of the Arrowfield Nursery Road in Berl!D.lda District, which report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said road be established as 8 public road. Upon considerationWhereof, and on motion of H.T. Goyne, it is resolved that the hrrowfield Nursery Road in Bermuda Magisterial District be end the same is hereby established as e public road. And be it further resolved that the Vireginia Department of Highways be end it hcreb is requested to take into the Secondary Road S;,.:tem of Chesterfield County, the ~rowfield Nursery Road, in Bermuda District, beginning at a point on Route '1 .1 of a mile south of Rts. 1 and 147, running in an easterly direction a distance of .38 of a mile. This road serves 6 houses. 'nd be it further resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County guarantees a right-of-way to the State Department of Highways of not less than thirt feet for this road. The undersigned County Road Engineer having been directed at a preVious meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to examine the Rudd Road in N1dlo- thian District, and report to this Board the expediency of establishing said road as a public road, reportee as follows: That he went upon said road and ex~mined the same and is of the opinion that there is 8 necessity for the establiShment of same as a public road, and further: (1) The said road will be of great public convenience. (2) Thet it will not be of mere private convenience. (3) No yard, e:arden or orchard will be taken. (4) The land owners along this road will require no compensation. (5) There will be no compensation, This day the ~ounty Road Lugineer in accordnnco ~lth directions from this Bo&rd ,~de report in writing upon his examination of the Rudd Road in Midlothian !~gister- ial District, ~hich report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedien~ that said road be established as 8 public road. ~-------.."-,....--_.;--..............~<-~- --_..._,---_.~...._. ---- Upon consideration whereof, and on motio~ of T.D. Watkins, it is resolved that the Rudd Road in M~dlothian Ni.agisterial District, be and the same is hereby established as 8 public road. And be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highvays be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road System;of Chesterfield County, the RUdd Roed, beginning at a point on Rt. 147 ,.:35 of a mile west of the intersection of Rts. 147 and 683, running in a southerly direvtion .45 of a mile. This road serves 5 hom s. And be it further 8esolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County fuerantees a right-of-way to the State Department of Highways of not less than thirt fe8t for this ro~d. The undersigned County Read Engineer having been directed at a previous meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to exumine the Buruette Road in Dale District, and report to this Board the expedien~y of establishing said road as a public road, reported as follows: That he went upon said road and examined the zame and if of the opinion that there is a necessity for the establishment of same as a public road, and further: (1) The said road will be of great public convenienoe. (2) Thet it will not be of mere private convenience. (3) No yard, garden or orchard will be taken. (4) The land owners along this road ~ill require no compensation (5) There ~il1 be no compensation. This day ths County Road Engineer in accordance with directions from this Board made report in writing upo~ his examination of the Burnette Road in Dale 1~gisterial Dis- trict, which ~erort shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is ex- pedient that said roed be established as a public road. Upon consideration whereof, and on motion of J.G. Hening, it is resolved that the Burnette Road in Dale Magisterial District be and the sa~a is hereby established e s a public rood. And be it further resolved thRt the Virginia Department of Highways be and it here- by is reque3ted to take into the Secondary Roed System of Chesterfield County, the Burnette Road in Dale Magisterial District, beginning at a point on Rt. 649, Ii miles north of Routes 649 and 653, running westwardly .8 of a mile. This road serve 4 homes. rlnd be it further resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County guarantees a right-of-way to the State Department of Highways of not less then thirt feet for tUs street. The undersigned County Rood ~ngineer having been directed at a previous meeting of ~he Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to examine the ~atchel1 Road in ~anchester Nngisterial DistrictJ and report to this Board the expediency of establis - ing said road as a public road, reported as follows: That .t.e went UpOl: said road and examined the same and is of the opinion that there is a necessity for the establishment of same as a public roadJ and further: (1) The said road ~ill be of great publio convenience. (2) That it will not be of .me re private convenience. (3) No yard, garden or orchard will be takel~. (4) 'l'he land owners along this road will require no compensation. (5) There will be no compensation. Tt.is day the County Rond Engineer in accordanc.~ with dil'Gcti ons from this Board mde report in writin.g upon his examination of the Mittlhell Road in l~anch3 steI' Megisteria District, ~hich report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Lngineer it 1s expedient thRt said r08d be establiShed 83 a public road. Upon cor~dderctior. whereof, end on motion of Ii.A. Horner, it is resolved that the Mitchell Road in Manchester Magisterial District, be and the sarr.c is hereby establis - ed as a public road. And be 1 t further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road System of Chesterfield County, the !Ut- chell Road in Manchester Magisterial District, beginning at a point on Rt. 637, .2 Q,f' a mile from the intersection of Rt. 637 and Rt. 161, running in a northeasterly direction .25 of a mile. Tbis road serves 6 homes. And be it furtter resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County [u:3rantees a right of way to the t>tate Department of Highways of !lot less than thirt ,eet for this road. The undersigned County Road Engineer, havillf been directed at a previous meeting of the Boa rd of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to examine Henrioo Street in the subdivision of "ChesterfIeld W.ienor" in said County, and report to thi 8 Board the ex- pediency of establishing said street as a public road, reported as follows: That he went upon said street and exaznined the same ar.d is of the opinion that there is a necessity for the estnblishment of same as a public road, and further: ( I) (2 ) (3 ) (4 ) The said ~treet will be of preat public convenaence. That it will not be of mere private convenience. No yard, garden or orchard will be taken. The said street is a road in a sub~ivision of land dedicated to the Con'11onwee 1 th of Virgir.l.ia and thereto're land owners along seid road will net receive oompensation. No land owner requires comp3nsation. There ~ill be no compensation. (:5 ) (6 ) The mep of the subdivision referred to is recorded in Plat Rook 4, Pege 254, of the Clerk's Office in said County. This day the County Road Enginecl' in Fi~COld?nce with directions from this Eoerd made report in writinc upon t.13 examination of Henrico Street in the Gubdivisio~ of "Che sterfleld tsner", 1lb1 ch report shows that in the opinion of the CCUllty Roa d En- gineer it ~i expedient ttat said rOAd be 83teblished ?s u public road. Upon consideration '.Jh3reof', and 0;.1 .r.:.ottOL. cf' H.T. Go~rL.e, it is resolved that Henrioo s.treet in the subdivisob. of "Chesterfie Id V:anor" be and t.t.e same in hereby establish ad as a pUblic road. And be, it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road Syst~m of' Chesterfield County, Hcnrico Street in the sub:livizion of "Chesterfield r::anor", beginning at a point on Rt. 617, 1100 feet west of th~ intersection of Rt. 51? and Rt. 10, running southwardly a distance of 1100 feet, as shown ana plat of Chesterfield 1~nor recorded in Plat Boo 4, page 254. .A.nd be it further resolved that the Board of Chesterfield County guarllntees e right- of-way to the state Department of Highv,'ays of not less t.ban thri ty feet for this street. The undersigned County Rosd Engineer having been directed at 8 previous meeting of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County to exemine the Frye ROad in Manches- ter '[aei 5terie 1 Distric t, and report to thi s Poard $he expedienc~r of establishing said road as a public road, r3rorted a3 follows: Th8 t he \"ent upon said 1'08.Q and examined the SIlr-le and is of the opinion th,~t ther is e. r;,ecessit~r for the establishment of same as a pnb1ic road, and further: (1) The said road will be of great public convenience. (2) Th2t it will not be of mere privete convenience. (3) No yard, garden or orchard '\'.'ill be taken. (4) The laild owners along this road will require no compensation. (5) TheI'e will be no compensation. This day the County Road Ln€ineer in acco:rdance \:ith directions of this Board made report in ,;ri tin€!, upon his examinatio;J. of the Frye Road in rTar.chester Magisterial District, which report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said road be established aD G public rogd. Upon consideration whereof, and on !'lotion cf \J.A. Horner, it is resolved that the Frye Road. ill Eanchester Ma[isterial DistI'ict be and the se.me is hereby established as a pUblic road. And be itfurther resolved that the Virginia Departnent of Hignways be and it hereby is re'luested to take into the Secondary Road Syste.r.1 of Chesterfield County, the Frye Road in Magisterial District, beginning at a point on Rt. 360, opposite Rts. 36C and Rt. 1803, running in a northerly direction for a distance of .45 of 8 ml1e. This road serves 15 homes. ~nd be it further resolved that the Board of Superviso=s of Chesterfield guarantees 8 right-of-way to the State De p:aI' tn:e r.t of Hig hways of not less than Thirty feet for this road. The undersigned Cou~ty Road ~ngineer having been directed at a previous meetir~ of the FOBI'd of Supervisors of Chesterf.'ie Id County to eX[imine the Corley Road in M:id- lothian District, and report to this Board the expediency of establishir~ said road as a pUblic road, reported as follows: That he v~nt upon said road and examined the same and is of the opinion that ther is a necessity for the establishment of same as a public road, and further: (1) The'said road will be of great public convenience. (2) That it will not be of mere private convenience. (3) No Yard, garden or orchard will be taken. (4) The land O'liners along this road will require no cOr.J.pensation. (5) There will be 110 compensation. This day the County Road ~gineer in accordance with directions from this Board made report in writing upon his examination of the Corley Road in ]adlothian District, hich report shows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said road be established as a public road. Tpon coneideration whereof, and on motion of T.D. Viatkins, it is resolved the.t the Corley Hoed in 1,~dlothian District, be and the same is hereby established as a publi road. .illd be it further resolved that the Virginia Depart!'lent of High~ays be and it hereby is requested to tl.ke into the Secondary Road System of Chesterfield County, Corley Road in 1lidlothian District, beginning at a point at the intersection of Rts. 573 anL, Rt. 147, running northwardly a distance of .15 of a mile. This road serves 4 omes. nd be it further resolved that the Eoard of Supervisors of Chesterfield Count~r guarantees a right-of-way to the State Deportment of not less than thirty feet for this road. The undersigned County Road hngineer, having been directed at a previous meeting of the Board of Supel'visors of Chesterfield County to examine First Avenue in the sub- di vision of "Patterson Park2 in Bermuda I,:agisteria 1 Distri ct, and report to thi s _oard the expediency of establishing said street as a public road, reported as folIo s: That he went upon the said street and examined the same and if of the opinion tha there is a necessity far the estatlishroent of same as a public road, and further: (1) (2) ( 3) (4 ) The said road will be of great public convenience. That it ~il1 hot be of mere private convenience. No yard, garden or orchard \'rill be ta ken. The said streed is a r03d in g subdivision of land dedicated to the Commonwealth of Virginia dn therefore land owners Rlong said road will not receive compensation. No land owner requires compensation. There will be no compensation. (5 ) (6 ) "'''''~._...~._._,~.,._.~-"..,..-.........."..~...,., "~"-'. ."....,,~_."""'-- ._;;. -, ~..~~--- ._~--...."" '-"""_._~.",,--.. ..~,,~--,- ..""'-...~ This day the Couilty Road Engineer in accordance vdth directions from this Board made report in writing upon his examination of First Avenue in the SUbdivision of "Patter son Park" in BerDnlda Distriot, whioh reports l'lhows that in the opinion of the County Road Engineer it is expedient that said avenue be eSf8blished as a public road. Upon conside~ation whereof, and on motion of H.T. Goyne, it is resolved that First ,t;.venue in the Subdivision of "Patterson Park" in Bermuda District, be and the same 1 hereby established as a public road. .h.nd be it further resolved that the Virginia Department of Highways be and it hereby is requested to take into the Secondary Road Ss'stem of Chesterfield County, First Avenue in the sUbdivision of "Patterson Park" in Bermuda District, beginning at a point on Rt. 1, .15 or a mile north of the jntersection of Rt. 1 and Rt. 1606, run- ning in an easterly direction for a distance of .2 of a mile. This avenue serves 4 homes. And be it further resolved that the Board of Supervisors of Chesterfield County guarantees a right-of-way to the State Department of Highways of not less than thit- ty feet for this street. Ordered that the meHtlng be now adjourned until March 11,l~47 at 10:00 a.m. ~~ Executive Secretary Ni~ . a I'