09-04-1986 Regular MeetingAugust 25, 1986
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On motion of Supervisor Ross, the Board unanimously approved the
August 7, 1986 Board of Supervisors minutes as recommended by County Attorney
Crook.
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At 10:35 P.M. Supervisor Ross moved the meeting be adjourned and the
motion passed by unanimous vote.
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W. B. Owen, Clerk
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REGULAR MEETING OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY BOA_LD OF SUPERVISORS FLE1~D THE
FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER IN THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED EIGHTY SIX
PRESENT: Richard L. Turner, Chairman
C. Fred Bailey
Henry H. Bradby
Joel C. Bradshaw, Jr.
Thomas. L. Ross, Vice Chairman
Also attending: H. Woodrow Crook, Jr., County Attorney
W. B. Owen, County Administrator
Terry D, Lewis, Planning Director
Juanita L. Byrum, Assistant County Administrator
Betty Scott, Secretary
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 2:O1 P.M. Supervisor Ross
delivered the invocation.
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Supervisor Bailey expressed concern relative to the widening of Routes
258 and 460 (right-of-way) in Windsor,
R. W. Coates, Resident Engineer, Department of Highways and Transporta_t-
ion, informed the Board members the Highway Department is in the process of
studying the corridor and have contacted the owner of the Windsor Manoz
Mobile Home Park. Mr, Coates said the Department should know something within
six to ten weeks, but he does not know what the median design will be nor
has he any idea about the funding and further stated any secondary work will
have to come out of hte "Six Year Plan`' funds.
Planning Director, Terry D. Lewis, informed the .Board members he had re-
ceved a letter from Mr, Coates relative to Department of Highways and
Transportation personnel the mobile hdme park streets for the County. Mr.
Coates stated they do not have the personnel. to actually inspect the streets,
but it might be possible the Department could periodically inspect the streets
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as they do other things in the subdivision. Mr, Coates' letter indicated in
his opinion, that the County should hold the bonds on these streets for one
year after completion, such as the State requires on subdivision streets.
Supervisor Bradby queried Mr. Coates regarding the Paradise Heights
Subdivision Road problem to which Mr. Coates replied the Paradise .Heights
Subdivision roads have never been in the system and will have to be brought
up to standards before they can be taken over by the State. Mr. Coates
further remarked the cul-de-sac has never been co:r~nleted.
t~ir. Coates. advised the Board members that the Highway Department plans to
try to replace the Chuckatuck Creek Bridge on Route 17 this spring and will
go to bids in December. If the Governonr gets the funds he has requested,
they have put the second span at the Nansemond River into the 21st Century.
They are now surveying for a third lane on Route 10 business in the Town of
Smithfield, The Pagan RiverBridge in Smithfield will be replaced also, hope-
fully next year. Route 10, not in Isle of Wight but a little bit is at 600,
has been placed in the 21st Century there all the. way into Suffolk.
County Administrator Owen informed the Board members he had a copy of
the 21st Century proposal and how it will affect the County.
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Chairman Turner called for a public hearing on "An Ordinance To Amend
The Ordinance To Provide For Licensining Of and A License Tax On Motor
Vehicles By and In Isle of Wight County, Virginia As To The Placement Of
Decals" .
County Attorney Crook stated the ordinance had been properly advertised.
Mr. Crook stated this does not change the location of the decals on the
windshield, but it .,provides an alternative in addition to being displayed at the
upper edge or the center of the windshield by allowing it to be placed in
such other places as designated by the Superintendent of the Department of
State Police.
No one appeared in favor or opposition. On motion of Supervisor Brad-
Shaw, the Board voted unanimously. to adopt the "Ordinance To Amend The
Ordinance To Provide For Licensing Of and A License Tax On Motor Vehicles By
and In Isle of Wight County, Virginia As To The Placement Of Decals".
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR LICENSING -0F
AND A LICENSE TAX ON MOTOR VEHICLES BY AND IN ISLE OF WIGHT
COUNTY, VIRGINIA AS TO T'HE PLACEMENT OF DECALS
BE IT AND IT TS HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY, VIRGINIA, that Paragraph 6 of the Ordinance
to Provide for Licensing of and a Licensed Tax on Motor Vehicles
September 4,.1986, regular meeting
by and Isle of Wight County, Virginia, refer to as Section 11-5 of
the Isle of Wight County Code., be amended to read as follows:
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Every owner of a motor vehicle subject to this
article .shall make application for the license herein
required to the county treasurer at such place or places
as the treasurer may designate, upon forms prescribed
by the treasurer containing the name and address of the
owner and a description of the motor vehicle to be
licensed and, upon the payment of the license tax herein
required, the treasurer shall issue to each such. owner
a license decal of such shape, size and design as the
board of supervisors may from time to time prescribe,
for each motor vehicle licensed hereunder, and there
shall appear and be displayed upon each such icense
decal the registration number assigned to the motor
vehicle licensed hereunder and to the owner thereof,
the year for which such. license decal is issued and the
words "Isle of Wight County, Virginia,"-which may be
abbreviated.. At the option of the motor vehcleTS owner
such licensed decals shall affixed either at the upper
edge of the center of the windshield or at some other
place which may be designated by the Superintendent of
the Department of State Police of the Commonwealth of
Virginia; provided, however, that such license decals
may be fastened, attached and displayed on motor
vehicles without windshields at such other place thereon
and in such manner and condition as to be clearly
visible and legible; provided, however, that no motor
vehicle subject to this article shall be locally
licensed by the county .unless-and-until the applicant
for such license shall have produced satisfactory
evidence to the treasurer of the county that all personal
property taxes upon the motor vehicle to be licensed have
been paid and satisfactory evidence that any delinquent
motor vehicle, trailer, semitrailer personal property
taxes owing have been paid which have been properly assessed
or are assessable against the applicant by the county.
Adopted this 4th day of September, 1986.
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The Chairman called for a public hearing on the following rezoning ap-
plications:
1, The application of Floyd B. Smith Contracting, Inc,,for
a .change. in zoning classification from A-l, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional M-1, Conditional Industrial
Limited, 2.02 acres of land 1_ocated off the west side of,
Routes 10 and 32, between Routes .620 and 600, in Newport
Magisterial District.. The purpose of the application is
to allow contractors construction supplies/materials and
equipment storage..
Floyd B, Smith appeared and stated he would like to put the construction
equipment in the. area..
Planning Director Lewis stated Mr, Smith, at the Planning Commission
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meeting, proffered that he or his successor, if any, would file an applicat-
ion for an vigorously pursue rezoning the M-1 area to A-1 or a zoning district
compatible to the borrow reclamation use upon cessation of the borrow pit
operation. Mr. Lewis requested that Mr, Smith put that. in writing and send
it to him.
No one appeared in opposition,
The Planning Commission voted to recom-
mend approvaa, said the Chairman,
Supervisor Bailey moved-the Board approve the application of Floyd B,
Smith. Contracting, Inc., for a change in zoning classification from A-l, Agri-
cultural Limited, to Conditional M-l, Conditional Industrial Limited, 2,02
acres of land located 'off the west side of Routes 10 and 32, between Routes
620 and 6.00, in Newport Magisterial District, The motion carried unanimously.
2. The application of E Marvin Rhodes and Tony M. Rhodes for
a change in zoning classifcation from A-1, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional B-]., Conditional Business General,
1,0y acres of land located on the east. side of Route 612
between Routes 609 and 611, in Windsor Magisterial Dis-
trict,. The purpose of the application i.s for motor vehicle
sa]_es and. serUice.
Tony Rhodes appeared and. statedwe are working to change the zoning to
accommodate some used auto sales if necessary, No one .appeared in opposition.
The Planning Commission recommended approval, stated Chairman Turner.
Supervisor Bailey moved the agenda be amended to take up item IV I in
Planning Director Lewis' report -Conditional Use Permit application for
E. Marvin and Tony M, Rhodes,. The vote in favor was unanimous. Chairman
Turner called for consideration of the following Conditional Use Permit
application:
The application of E, Marvin Rhodes and Tony M. Rhodes
for a Conditional Use Permit to locate an office trailer
for auto sales, on `1,09 acres of land located on Route
612, in Windsor Magisterial District.
Tony M, Rhodes appeared, No one appeared in opposition. The Planning
Commission voted to recommend approval, stated the Chairman,
Supervisor Bradby moved the Board approve the application of E, Marvin
Rhodes and Tony M. Rhodes for a Conditional Use Permit and a change in zoning
classification from A-1, Agricultural Limited, to Conditional B-l, Con-
ditional. Business General, L 09 acres of land located on the. east side of
Route 612, between Routes 609 and 611, in Windsor Magisterial District, The
vote in favor. was unanimous.
3, The application of Gerald W, and Jettie G, Sturgill for a
.change in zoning classification fxom A-l, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional A-2, Conditional. Agricultural
General, 2.3 acres of land located on the west side of
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Routes 10 and 32, between Routes 620 and 644, in Newport
Magisterial District. .The- purpose of the application is
to operate an antique, gift, collectables, and florist
shop and locate a business sign.
Edward Sturgill appeared and stated they intended to open a small
family business to deal in collectables, antiques, etc. No one appeared in
opposition. The Chairman stated the Planning Commission voted to recommend
approval. Supervisor Bailey stated the building will be erected and the
mobile home moved off the property. Mr. 5turgill stated the mobile home
will be removed as soon as possible.
Supervisor Bradshaw moved the Board approve the application of Gerald
W. and Jettie G. Sturgill for a change in zoning classification from A-l, Agri-
cultural Limited, to Conditional A-Z, Agricultural General, 2.3 acres of
land located on the west side of Routes 10 and 32, between Routes 620 and
644, in Newport Magisterial District. ..The motion passed by unanimous vote
of the Board.
4. The application of Ray E. and Billie-Mason for a change in
zoning classification from Conditional A-2, Conditional
Agricultural General, to Conditional R-MH-A, Conditional
Rural Mobile Home District, 26 acres of land located on the
south side of Route 603, between Routes 258 and 609, in
Windsor Magisterial District. The purpose of the applicat-
ion is for the permanent location of one (1) mobile home.
Ray Mason appeared and stated they are asking for permission to place
one mobile home on the property. Mr. Mason further stated the one currently
on the property will be removed.
No one appeared in opposition. The Planning Commission recommended
approval, said Chairman Turner.
Supervisor Bradby moved the. Board approve the application of Ray E.
and Billie Mason for a change in zoning classification from Conditional A-2,
Conditional Agricultural General, to Conditional R-MI-I-A, Conditional Rural
Mobile Home District, 26 acres of land located on the .south side of Route
603., between Routes 258 and 609, in Windsor Magisterial District. The vote
in favor was unanimous.
5. The application of Lewis L. and Jeanette Chapman, owners,
and rleyers Development Corporation, prospective owner, for
a change in zoning classification from A-l, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional Business General, approximately
4.5 acres of land located on the north side of Routes 32
and 258, between Routes 10 and 32, and Route 665, in New-
port Magisterial District. The purpose of the application
is for a motel/restaurant and conference center.
Jacques Meyers appeared and stated -the purpose of the application is to
seek zoning to permit building a motel, conference center, restaurant and
lounge. Mr. Meyers continued saying the architectural design will be mixed
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Victorian and Colonial style. They plan to have no more than 80 motel rooms
and the motel will be operated under one of four well known franchises.
Jeanette Chapman also appeared.
Planning Director Lewis stated Mr. Meyers had proffered eight conditions
at the Planning Commission meeting and was adding an additional condition to-
day,
On motion. of Supervisor Bailey, the Board 'voted unanimously to approve
the application of Lewis L, and Jeanette Chapman, owners, and Meyers Develop-
meat Corporation, prospective owner, for a change in zoning classification
from A-1, Agricultural Limited, to Conditional B-l, Conditional Business General,
approximately 4.5 acres of land located on the north side of Routes 32 and 258,
between Routes l0 and 32, and Route 655, in Newport Magisterial District, with
the following conditions: (1) the project will be developed according to the
revised site plan which is part of the .application; (2) the existing home of
the subject property and currently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chapman,.
will be used as in integral. part of the project and all efforts will be made
to maintain the existing character of this residence; (3) the. motel to be
placed on the subject premises will be either one of the following franchises/
chains: Howard Johnson Best Western,. Comfort Inn,. or Ramadc Inn; (4) the
architecture will be of a Colonia]_theme and compatible with the immediate
surrounding historical area; (5) the existing structure on this property will
be retained; (6) the new and renovated structure will he in the location
shown on the site plan to be submitted; (7) the new structure is not to be
more than two stories in height and will consist of no more than 80 motel rooms,
a restaurant, lounge, conference center, health club, tennis court, and
swimming pool; (8) signs will be in accordance with zoning regulations; and
(9) an evergreen buffer strip will be established along the property line
adjacent to Queen Anne's Court from the B-1 zoning district along Routes 258
and 32 to the rear lot line.
6. The application of Wilson S. Ho]_land, Jr. for a change in
zoning. classification from A-1, Agricultural Limited,, to
Conditional R-A, Conditional Rural Residential, approximately
six (6) acres of land located on the east side of Route. 615,
between Routes Ell and 658, in Windsor Magisterial District.
.The purpose of the application is for no more than five (5)
residential lots:.
Wilson.. S. Holland, Jr. appeared and stated he is seeking conditional zon-
ing that will permit residential subdivision of five (5) lots and will provide
deed restrictions covering the lots.
Mr. Rolland had previously distributed
a copy of the deed restrictions.
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County Attorney Crook suggested that restriction number 9 providing
for approval.. of pets by neighbors be deleted.
No one appeared in opposition, The Planning Commission voted to recom-
mend approval, .said Chairman Turner.
Supervisor Bradshaw moved the Board approve the application of Wilson
S. Holland, Jr. for a change in zoning classification from A-l, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional R-A, Conditional Rural Residential, .approximately
six (6} acres of Land located on the east side of Route 651, between Routes
611 and .658, in Windsor Magisterial District with the condition the pro-
ffered deed restrictions be-added except the deletion of number 9, The
motion passed unanimously.
The fol.lown.g are some restrictions applied and recorded with the
county for property that is rezoned on Highway. 615,
1, Lots to be used for residential purposes only.
2, No building erected other than a residence (one family
occupancy) and appurtenant outbuildings.
3, No duplex, rooming house, apartment building or mobile
home shall be erected on any lot,
4. No modular.. home that is erected in sections - moved by
wheela to said lots -- meaning no double-wide trailer
type modular home...
5, No exposed cinder block foundation - to be brick or stucco,
6t No residence or other_bulding sha11 be erected closer. than
1.5 feet to the lateral property line of the owner of 'the
lot ar Lots :used as abuilding site.
7, NQ use shall be made of the property which. shall constitute
a nuisance or impair the residential value of the neighbor--
ing lots.
8, No lot to be used for commerical. use,
9. Tdo fences higher than 3 feet or_hedges higher than 3 feet
shall be permitted closer to the street on which the re-
sidence fronts (,street to home front) - also no chain. type
fence shall be permitted in the front of a residence,
1.0, No residence .shall be erected or permitted to remain unless
finished on the outside with brick ar weather-boarding of
wood or aluminum - vinyl ~ no block siding.
11, No advertisements or commercial signs of any .nature shall be
d.isp.layed on any lot except one professional sign not more
than. 14 inches square. or one sign advertising the property
for sale,
12. Each lat owner will not permit his lot to become over-grown
with. grass, weeds, etc, and will maintain lot and residence
in manner that will be attractive to the general. appearance.
of the. subdivision,
13. Na residence less than a total of 140(3.1- square feet cif heated
living space not including a garage shall be constructed,
7. The application of J, F. Meats Estate, owner, and Jimmy
C, Hodges and Henry L~ Piland~ Jr, prospective owners,
for a change in zoning classification from A-1, Agr-
.cultural Limited, to B-l, Business Ge.nera.l, approximately
one (l) acre of land-and A-2, Agricultural ,General, to B-1_z
.Business General, approximately 2~5 acres of land located
on the west side of Route 17, between Routes 661 and 1910,
in Newport Magisterial. District. The purpose of the
application is for uses. allowed in a business zone,
Planning Director Lewis stated the applicants had requested withdrawal
of the application anal. the Planning Commission voted to recommend the applicants
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be permitted to withdraw the application: Na one appeared in favor or
opposition.
On motion of Supervisor Ross, the Board voted unanimously to permit the
application of J. F. Mears Estate, owner, and Jimmy C. Hodges and Henry L.
Piland, Jr., prospective owners, for a change in zoning classification from
A-l, Agricultural Limited, to B-l, Business General, approximately one (1)
acre of land and A-2, Agricultural General, to B-1, Business General, ap-
proximately 2.5 acres of land located on the west side of Route 17, between
Routes 661 and 1910, in Dlewport Magisterial District, to be withdrawn.
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Planning Director, Terry D. Lewis, presented the following Conditional
Use Permit application for the Board's consideration:
-The application of James G. and Carolyn E. Coble for a
Conditional Use Permit to extend the existing Conditional
Use Permit for an additional three (3) years, on 8.024
acres of land located off Route 654, in Newport
Magisterial District.
Carolyn Coble appeared and stated they plan to begin construction of their
permanent dwelling within the next nine months.
Lois Tynes, adjoining landowner, appeared and stated she had no object-
ions as long as the Cobles kept their trash on their own land.
Linda Martin, adjacent landowner, appeared and stated she would like to
request that the Board adopt the Planning Commission's recommendations except
give the Cobles three years to build their home.
Following discussion and on motion of Supervisor Ross, the Board voted
unanimously to approve the application of James G. and Carolyn E. Coble for
a Conditional Use Permit to extend the existing Conditional Use Permit for an
additional two years, on 8.024 acres of land located off Route 654, in New-
port Magisterial District with the condition they show substantial construct-
ion within that time.
On motion of Supervisor Bailey, the Board voted unanimously to allow
erection of a fence on the proposed Twin Pond Mobile Home Park along the side
and rear adjacent property lines of .the property of Mr. and Mrs. Autry Bras-
well with the following conditions:- The fence is to be constructed the same
as the existing fence around .the sewerage treatment plant; the beginning
point of the fence from Route 258, is to be mutually agreed upon between the
Braswells and Mr. Newman Beale; the attractive side of the fence, along both
the side. and rear property lines, is to face the Braswell's property.;. the
fence is to be located in such a manner that the owners of Twin Pand Mobile
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Home Park can easily maintain the grounds around the fence, that is, to
facilitiate the cutting of grass around the fence, and the policing of
litter from around and beneath the fence: the fence and adjacent ground
area must be properly maintained at all times.
Planning Director Lewis asked the Board's approval of the well lot
for Poplar Harbor Subdivision. Following discussion, Supervisor Bradby
moved the Board approve the well lot for Poplar Harbor Subdivision. The
motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Lewis informed the Board members he had received responses to the
request for proposals for the selection of consultants for county-wide
water and wastewater treatment facilities study .and asked the Board to appoint
a selection committee. Mr. Lewis further stated he would review the proposals
and select three or five firms for the committee`s consideration, the committee
should select a firm and bring back to the Board for approval. Supervisor
Ross moved the Public Works Committee (Supervisors Bradshaw and Turner), W.
B. Owen and Mr. Lewis. compose the committee. Supervisor Bailey amended the
motion to include an engineer, who is also a member of the Planning Commission,
T. A. Caldwell. The vote in favor was unanimous for the amendment and the
amended motion..
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At 4:07 P.M. Chairman Turner moved to have a ten minute recess, which
passed unanimously. The Board reconvened at 4:33 P.M.
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County Attorney Crook advised the Board members the Circuit .Court had
appointed James M. Beale, of. the Windsor District, and Franklin E. Hall, of
the Smithfield District, as members of the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Juanita L. Byrum, Zoning Administrator, stated there was an error in
the minutes of October 17, 1985 relative to the Jamestown sewer tap on fee
prices. She stated Supervisor Bailey obtained the prices instead of County
Administrator Owen. Following discussion, Supervisor Bailey moved that all
tap fees be referred to the Public Service Authority. The vote in favor was
unanimous. County Attorney Crook stated it was not necessary to amend the
October 17, 1985 minutes,
Following discussion relative to the Franklin agreement on the Jamestown
sewer to process sewage, Chairman Turner moved County Attorney Crook and
County Administrator Owen review the contractural agreement and do whatever
is necessary to negotiate prices. The motion carried unanimously.
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County Attorney Crookinformed the Board members the Commissioner of
Revenue, Gerald H. Gwaltney, asked him to present the following real estate
tax refund for consideration: Viola Roeder Martin,. due a refund for real
estate taxes paid in 1985-86, 1984-85 and 1983-84 in the amount of $102.50.
Supervisor Bailey moved the Board approve the real estate tax refund to Viola
Roeder Martin in the amount of $102.50. The vote in favor was unanimous.
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County Administrator Owen informed the Board members the Building Com-
mittee feels it is feasible to move the county administration building to
the rear of the.. property rather than tearing it down. Following discussion,
Supervisor Bradshaw moved the Board approve moving the county administration
building to the rear of the. County Courthouse property and authorize the
Building Committee and County Administrator to do whatever is necessary to
complete same. The motion carried unanimously..
Relative to the resolution regarding the naming of the James River Bridge,
County Attorney Crook stated he does not feel it is necessary to send an
additional resolution as the Board previously adopted and forwarded to the
Highway Commission a resolution requesting them to name it the "James River
Bridge". Fo lowing discussion, Chairman Turner moved to send a reminder to
the Department of Highways and Transportation and ask the progress relative
to naming the. James River Bridge. The motion passed by unanimous vote.
On motion of Supervisor Bailey, the-Board voted unanimously to advertise
the delinquent tax list September l7, 1986 instead of September 10, 1986 as
originally approved.
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Supervisor Ross moved the following persons be appointed to serve on
the committee to study the "Ordinance To Amend The Subdivision Ordinance
Of Isle of Wight County For Interior Streets and Other Requirements For Lots
Fronting On Arterial Roads, High Service Secondary Roads and Low Service
Secondary Roads": William E. Laine, Jr., Terry D. Lewis, H. Wood-row Crook,
Jr., and W. B. Owen. The vote in favor was unanimous. The Board directed
County Administrator Owen to call a meeting to make preparations for the
study.
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Supervisor Bradby informed the Board members the community of
Rushmere had organized a volunteer fire department, elected their
officers and are planning to have a training session .September 15,
1986. He also stated they have an opportunity to .purchase 1.7 acres
of property at the end of Route 624 facing Route 10 and they would
like to secure the .property since it is available. He asked "what
is the procedure to obtain the land"? Following discussion, Chairman
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Turner moved County Administrator Owen and Supervisor Bradby look into
the acquisition of property for the Rushmere Volunteer Fire Department
and bring a report back to the Board. The vote in favor was unanimous.
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County Administrator Owen recommended the following amendment be
added to the General Fund Bill Register: 1101-3006, The Times, ad-
vertising - $33.12. Supervisor Bailey moved the Board approve the re-
commendation of County. Administrator O~,aen and also approved the amend-
ment to the General Fund Bill Register. The motion passed unanimously.
Supervioor Ross moved the General Fund Bill Register be approved as
amended. The motion passed by unanimous vote of the Board.
On motion of Supervisor Bailey and recommendation of W. B. Owen,
County Administrator, the Board voted to unanimously approve the follow-
ing list of checks. written during the month of August which did not
appear on the Bill Register:
8/4/86 4302-3004- Lone Star Laboratory - $ 50.00
testing water samples
8/7/86 5105-5602 .Nelms Co. - sewage system 15,b50.00
Residential Shoreline
8/12/86 1224-5201 U. S. Postmaster - postage 2,000.00
for meter
8/12/86 3102-5499 B. F. Dixon - criminal in- 100.00
vestigation
8/18/86 14-9406-9999 Eunice Daughtrey - property 10,000.00
for Carrsville Fire Department
8/25/86 14-9406-3002 W. Dan Harrell - farm tenant 1,125.00
Eunice Daughtrey
8/27/86 4302-1501 Virginia Power - utilities 7,597.72
8/29/86 9102-2001 Treasurer of Virginia - FICA 7,242.11
(employer)
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8/29/86 9102-2006 Treasurer of Virginia - VSRS $ 274.80
Insurance. (employer)
8/29/86 9102-2006 Treasurer of Virginia - Retire- 7,846.91
ment (employer)
8/29/86 9142-2002 Treasurer of Virginia - Retire- 4,632..24
ment (employee)
8/29/86 1101-3007 Virginian Pilot/Ledger Star 238,37
advertising
8/29/86 1101-3007 The Daily Press - advertising 119.80
8/29/86 3401-5504 Treasurer of Virginia - work- 15,00
shop seminar.
. $56,891,95
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Supervisor Ross moved the Board approve the August 21, 1986 minutes
of the Board of Supervisors as recommended by County Attorney Crook.
The vote in favor was unanimous.
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At 5:12 P.M. Supervisor Ross moved the meeting be continued until
7:30 P.M. September 4,:1986 for the public hearing on the bonds
guarantee for the speedway project. The motion passed unanimously.
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W. B. Owen, County mnistratar
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