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REGULAR MEETING OF THE ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
HELD THE TWENTIETH DAY OF APRIL IN THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED
EIGHTY NINE
PRESENT: Henry H. Bradby, Chairman
Joel C. Bradshaw, Jr., Vice Chairman
Steven W. Edwards
Thomas L. Ross
ABSENT: Richard L. Turner
Also attending: H. Woodrow Crook, Jr., County Attorney
Myles E. Standish, County Administrator
W. Doulgas Caskey, Assistant County
Administrator/Community Development
Kenneth L. Chandler, Assistant to the County
Administrator
David J. Murphy, Public Utilities Director
Judy A. Begland, Economic Development
Coordinator
Hilda W. Harmon, Budget and Finance Director
Betty Scott, Assistant Clerk
Chairman Bradby called the meeting to order at 7:06 P. M.
and delivered the invocation.
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The Chairman called. .for a public hearing on the following
rezoning application:
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The application of Lyman W. Whitaker and Vivian M.
Whitaker, owners, and James M. Auvill and Sheila Auvil,
prospective owners, for a change in zoning classification from
A-1, Agricultural Limited, to Conditional B-1, Conditional
Business General, .4971. acre of land located on the south side of
Routes 32 and 258, between. Routes 665 and 664, in Newport
Magisterial District. The purpose of the application is for an
office building.
Rodham T. Del'k, Jr., attorney representing the Whitaker
applicants, distributed amended proffered conditions to the Board
members. Mr. Delk stated the proffered conditions will permit
the property to be developed and used for a one and one half
story office building to house an insurance agency and other
compatible professional and service uses; the building will
contain not less than 1,800 square feet nor more. than 2,400
square feet of useable interior space;. the-site clearing and
development shall be subject to selective tree removal with an
emphasis on tree protection, a minimum 20 .foot wide planted
buffer zone will fie reserved along side lines, all landscaping
plans and land disturbing activities, including tree removal, and
signs on the premises will be subject to the approval of the
County during site plan review; the developer and any assignee
are bound by all conditions proffered herein. Mr. Delk stated
the added proffer is conditioned and dependent upon the
occupant's availability to purchase additional land to allow the
building to be set-back the distance from the road of the
adjoining home. Mr. Delk stated there would be no traffic
problems. The applicants request that you approve the
application and allow the construction of the building, said Mr.
Delk.
Bishop K. D. Johnson, Carrollton resident and Pastor of
Sweet Haven Church of .God, appeared in opposition and stated
that originally the property was sold with the intention of a
residence being constructed on the property. Bishop Johnson
asked .the Board to deny-the application.
Sharon Johnson, adjoining landowner, appeared in opposition
and stated that originally the land was sold with the intention
of a residence being built on the property. Ms. Johnson stated
they are strictly against the business use and asked the Board to
please deny the application.
On motion of Chairman Bradby,. the Board voted unanimously
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deny the application of Lyman W. Whitaker and Vivian M. Whitaker,
owners, and James M. Auvil and Sheila Auvil, prospective owners,
fora change in zoning classification from A-1, Agricultural
Limited, to Conditional B-1, Conditional Business General, .4971
acre of land located on the south side of Routes 32 and 258,
between Route s665 and 664, in Newport Magisterial District.
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One motion of Supervisor Edwards, unanimously adopted the
Board amended the agenda to hear comments from Gloria Wilson,
Social Services Department representative, who asked the Board
members to proclaim this week as Child Abuse Week. Mrs. Wilson
presented each Board a blue ribbon to wear in recognition of
same.
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Chairman Bradby called for a public hearing relative to
designating street/road names throughout the County.
W. Douglas Caskey, Assistant County Administrator/Community
Development, stated this project has involved a lot of work by
the Planning Commission and its Street Naming Committee and is
necessary in order to install the E911 telephone emergency system
in the County.
Mrs. Eugene Delk, Route 3, Smithfield, Virginia resident,
requested that Route 626 coming out of Smithfield to the
intersection of Route 621 on to Sycamore Crossing (Meyers Store)
be named Mill Swamp Road. Mrs. Delk continued stating that she
feels it will greatly aid the fire and rescue groups because
there will be turn offs to other areas. Mrs. Delk also stated
that Mill Swamp Baptist Church is on this road and is a
historical church, the oldest Baptist church in Virginia. Mrs.
Delk presented petitions of 90 residents on the road who she
stated represented 90$ of the people on the road who supported
the request for the name-change. Mrs. Delk asked the Board to
honor their request and name the entire road Mill Swamp Road.
Jean Lowery, resident at the corner of Nike Park and Battery
Park Roads, asked that the Nike Park Road remain as it is and not
be renamed Fulgham Bridge.
Joshua Wilson, County resident, asked the Board to name
Route 626 New Road.
William H. Barrett, Carrsville resident, commended everyone
for a job well done on the street naming project. Mr. Barrett
stated he wants to be sure he-keeps Carrsville on the map and
requested that the section of road 632 from Route 641 to 1701 be
named Old Carrsville Road.
.Sally Crocker, County resident, requested that Route 682 not
be named Fernsville Road. Miss Crocker continued stating this
name has no connection with the road and the road has always been
known as Whitehouse Road.
Following discussion, Supervisor Bradshaw moved the Board
continue the public hearing on street/road naming to its May 18,
1989 meeting. The vote in favor was unanimous (4-0).
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On motion of Supervisor Edwards to amend the agenda, the
Board voted unanimously (4-0) to consider Item VYII a and b.
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The Chairman called for consideration of the. proposed
1989-90 School budget.
Robert Leber, resident at 19 St. Catherine Drive,
Carrollton, stated a lot of the increase is due to State mandated
requirements. He asked the Board to fund money .for an
engineering study to determine types of schools needed and the
location of same and to consider the cost to County children if
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we do not support public education. Mr. Leber asked the Board to
fund the budged this year and in the future for better education.
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Dr. Linda Morgan, Chairman of the School Board, stated the
budgets have been drastically reduced yearly and the children
have been. hurt because we were not totally funded. Dr. Morgan
stated, '~We need your 'support, we ;need it tonight, we need it
next year".
Jan Leber, 19 St. Catherine Drive, Carrollton resident,
asked the Board's favorable consideration of the capital
improvements plan.
Trent Stanton, principal at Hardy E1~
school population has increased in they
there is tremendous growth in the County.
saying the people coming into the County
families, but we cannot invite them in
school issues.
ementary School,- stated
last three years, and
Mr. Stanton continued
are young people with
until we address the
Grace Keen, President of the Isle of Wight Citizens
Association, informed the Board members that she had visited the
six County schools regarding their program on tribute to public
education. Mrs. Keen stated the principals are proud of their
schools and realize money is tight, but are doing the best they
can with what they have. Mrs. Keen stated the Board has been a
part of the progress of schools and Dr. Morlino is well respected
b}~ the principals and she came away with a different poir_t of
view. Mrs. Keen asked the Board members to evaluate and fully
fund the school budget.
James Brown, School Board member for 16 years, urged the
Board to vote. as statesmen rather than as politicians.
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Elizabeth Cordle, County resident, stated she feels the
Board holds their children's education in 'their hands because
they are the ones who decide what programs are cut. Mrs. Cordle
stated she would like the Board to pass the budget.
Butch Gross, County resident, asked the Board to support the
budget as it stands.
.William H. Barrett, Carrsv le resident, stated he is a
senior citizen living on a fixed income and feels that if taxes
have to be raised, put it on everyone, not just real estate. Mr.
Barrett also commended Dr. Morlino for a job well done.
Herman Janes, resident on Route 665, a senior citizen
expressed concern regarding the raising of taxes and suggested
legis:Yators be .contacted relative to using some of the lottery
funds. for education programs.
'Rev. James Johnson, Carrollton resident and School Board
member; stated education is the most important part of our
society and he would like to see taxes. raised for education
rather than a jail. Rev. Johnson asked the Board members to show
mercy on this budget request.
Supervisor Bradshaw stated he has served as a Board member
for 14 years, and had seen hard times when the County had no
money thus the reason for collecting taxes twice a year.
Supervisor Bradshaw stated there are other.. budgets, as well as
the schools, to be considered and stated the tax burden should be
imposed on everyone. He stated, however, that he would support
full funding of the budget.
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Supervisor Edwards expressed concern relative to taking
money from widows to fund the .school budget and stated he is not
inclined to fund the budget as presented.
Chairman Bradby stated education is the key to progress and
taxation should be spread out. The Chairman stated he did not
have any problem funding the budget as presented.
Supervisor Ross said the past budget cuts may have alerted
the School Board to the need to submit a budget with no fat.
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On motion of Supervisor Ross, the Board voted unanimously
(4-0) to approve the School Board budget, in the total amount of
$19,367,094, with a local share of $9,914,259, with $240,000
being allocated within that amount for new school facility
planning to avoid purchasing additional mobile classroom units.
Dr. Linda Morgan, Chairman of the School Board, stated, °' We
were praying for this" and presented a white azalea to the Board
to be planted on the Courthouse grounds and as they come back
each year with the budget, hopefully the azalea will grow, as
well as the budget.
James Brown, School Board 'member, said he had been on the
School Board sixteen years and this is. the first time the Board
has fully funded the budget as presented. He complimented the
Board on their action.
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At 8:25 P.M. Supervisor Bradshaw moved for a recess, which
passed unanimously (4-0). The Board reconvened at 8135 P.M.
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Supervisor Edwards moved to consider Item VYII bat this
time, and consider Item II, Citizens Comments. The motion
carried unanimously (3-0). Supervisor Bradshaw was absent when
the vote was taken.
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Randolph Barlow, member of the Smithfield Volunteer Fire
Department, expressed concern relative to the amount of money
being budgeted by the County for the proposed Rushmere Volunteer
Fire Department stating that they do not have certified
firefighters I. The allocation of $150,000 for a building to be
constructed,. and $2.6,000 for property on which to erect the
building is too much he stated. Mr. Barlow stated he had
previously suggested constructing a metal building that could be
added on to as necessary. In closing Mr. Barlow asked the Board
to proceed with caution.
Joey Mitchell, Central Hill resident and Carrollton
Volunteer Fire Department member for 18 years, expressed concern
relative to the County paying for the building. Mr. Mitchell
stated that when the Carrollton Department began the firemen went
out knocking on doors asking for donations and feels this is a
slap in the face for all the volunteers in the County. Mr.
Mitchell stated he feels a sufficient building can be built for
$25,000 to $30,000.
Fred Mitchell, County resident and speaking as a citizen,
expressed concern relative to cost of the Rushmere Volunteer Fire
Department and stated the County will be asked to construct
buildings for the communities of Battery Park, Central Hill and
Rescue. Can the County afford this, asked Mr. Mitchell? Mr.
Mitchell stated, "You cannot start out with a castle and .build
down" and said there is fat in the fire department budget.
Allen Bradby, Rushere Volunteer Fire Department member, read
the following letter:
"20 April 1989
Board of Supervisors
Isle of Wight County, Virginia
Gentlemen:
In the Spring of 1988, the dream of a few concerned
citizens of Rushmere became a partial reality. The By-Laws
were approved and adopted and Officers elected to the Newly
Organized Rushmere Volunteer Fire Department.
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Since that time, we have held several fund raising
events. Most of the funds were used to pay for clearing of
the site where the Fire Station will be located.
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From September 1988 to Januray 1989,'over twenty
members of the Department enrolled in Training Session
#1-037-88-89 entitled Firefighter 1. Our instructors were
Mr. Steven M. DeLisi and Mr. Bi11 Chapman. Eight of the
members enrolled were limited to Classroom Training due to
age and health. Six. members completed all the required
training and are eligible to take the State Certification
Test. Six members have been placed on hold until make up
classes, acquisition of the proper turn-out gear, and
physical application are complete. We are working to
correct these deficiencies. A retired Vice Fire Chief from
Portsmouth has offered to help us by conducting refresher
courses to those who will be taking the State Certification
Test.
We are grateful for the help and encouragement of our
Neighboring Fire Departments. Carrsville has provided
storage space for our donated equipment, conducted
preliminary training sessions for us at First Gravel Hill
Baptist Church, invited us to participate in Smoke House
evolution, and provided turn-out gear for us. Carrollton
invited us to participate in an actual House Burning and
provided the turn-out gear for us. Smithfield -
congratulations on your 50th Anniversary. You deserve all
the good things said about you. Smithfield has been more
than cooperative with us. Their Facility, Equipment,
Turn-Out Gear were made available to us during the entire
Firefighter 1 Training Period. For that, we will always be
grateful. A special tanks to Mr. bill Chapman for his
dedicated devotion, time and talent toward us. His patience
and conduct is above reproach.
Last but not least, we thank the Governing Body of our
county for their support. We also thank Mr. Myles Standish,
County Administrator, for working so diligently with us. On
behalf of all the citizens of Rushmere, Thanks. Your
efforts will not be in vain.
I close with a few lines from one of my favorite poets,
Langston Hughes. I have identified these words with our
struggle. God of our weary years - God of our silent tears
-.thou who bast brought us thus far on the way - thou who
hast by Thy might - led us into the light - keep us for ever
in the path - we pray - lest our feet stray from the places
- our God - where we met thee - lest our hearts - drunk with
the wine of the Word - we forget thee - Shadowed beneath Thy.
hand - may we forever stand -True to our God -true to our
native land.
Thanks for listening,
s/Allen Bradby't
Phyllis Bloxom, Rushmere Shores resident, stated six
firefighters have completed the course and are waiting to take
the certification test and six more firefighters are working
toward that end at the present, then all 12 will take the
certification test together.
Bobby Bowser, Hardy District resident, stated that persons
40 or over should not be firefighters, but could help with
keeping equipment in good shape, stay at the station and answer
the phone, etc.
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Joe Mitchell, honorary Carrollton Volunteer Fire Department
member, suggested the Rushmere Volunteer Fire Department members
raise money for their department and possibly the County match
their dollars. Mr. Mitchell stated that the cost of equipment,
gear, etc. is quite expensive.
L. R. Harris, Chief, Rushmere Volunteer Fire Department,
stated that when it comes to fighting a fire, there will be
members there to do the job.
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Supervisor Edwards asked if citizens should discuss their
concerns now relative to the HRSD service areas, or wait until it
comes up on the agenda. Mr. Crook said it would be appropriate
for them to make their remarks now under citizens comments as the
HRSD presentation was for information to be presented to the
Board from HRSD and was not scheduled for a public hearing.
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Phillip Goodwin, Carrollton firefighter, stated he believes
$200,000 is too expensive for a fire station. He said they need
to train personnel to operate same, otherwise, County citizens
will be in jeopardy.
Stanley Rowlett, Rushmere citizen, expressed the desire that
everyone work together in peace and harmony for the betterment of
the County.
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Robert Kenerley, resident at 2 Riverpoint Trail, Carrollton,
expressed concern relative to the HRSD service areas stating that
the Board had not requested a study on the Route 17 corridor and
that the Board was not obligated to vote on it tonight. Mr.
Kenerley stated that responsible planning was necessary prior to
taking. action.
Andrew Casey, member of the Planning Commission, stated he
was not opposed to sewer coming into Isle of Wight County but
expressed concern relative to the cost for County citizens. Mr.
Casey stated he feels the Planning Commission and consultants
should be given an opportunity to add their input prior to the
Boards final consideration. Mr. Casey stated it is in the best
interest of the County to step. back and take a hard look at the
HRSD service areas, this will be the most serious decision the
Board of Supervisors will make as far as growth is concerned in
the County. Mr. Casey asked the Board to make an additional
study.
Herman Jones, resident on Route 665, expressed concern
relative to ground water and asked the Board to do further study
prior to making a decision.
Nancy Kinsinger, member of the Committee FoY• County
Planning, expressed concern regarding County planning.
Pat Clark, Twin Hill Lane resident, stated-the Board needs a
plan for County growth and development and asked that the County
citizens be given an opportunity to add their input.
Stan Clark, Portsmouth attorney, stated the County has a
leadership problem, the Planning Commission has been by-passed in
this process and suggested the HRSD service areas not be
considered tonight and if so to vote it down.
Madeline Folks, Rushmere Shores resident, expressed concern
about having sewer without a central water system. Mrs. Folks
stated she feels the Board should not make a decision prior to
the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and begged the Board not to take
any action tonight.
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County Administrator Standish suggested the Board might like
to consider amending the agenda to hear the HRSD presentation.
On motion of Supervisor Bradshaw, the Board voted unanimously
(4-Oj to amend the agenda to hear the HRDS service .areas
presentation.
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County Administrator Standish stated that James Borberg with
HRSD; David J. Murphy, Public Utilities Director; W. Douglas
Caskey, Assistant County Administrator/Community Development; and
Judy A. Begiand, Economic Development Cooridnator; would
participate in the presentation.
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Mr. Murphy introduced Mr. Borberg who provided background
information on the HRSD and a report on the proposed HRSD service
areas in the County.
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W. Douglas Caskey displayed tax maps that depicted growth
along corridors which were discussed, Route 460 and Route 17.
Judy Begland explained the affect of economic development
relative to the HRSD service areas and stated without sewer there
can be no industrial development within the County.
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.Supervisor Edwards suggested the Planning Commission conduct
studies on a 460 line and incorporate a 460 line into the
comprehensive plan, direct the County Administrator to begin
working with the Town Manager of Smithfield to develop plans for
long term expansion of the Smithfield .line into the County and
the Board make it clear that we are not going to be deluded into
thinking that a 17 line is in our economic interest and we should
instruct HRSD that we are interested in pursuing Mr. Bradshaw's
Holland line and a 460, but we have no interest in any further
discussion on 17.
Supervisor Bradshaw stated, °1I ain't going to agree on that.
Do you want sewer at Windsor or not? All you talk about is
Smithfield".
Supervisor Ross stated to Supervisor Edwards, ^I take it
from your motion that you are trying to avoid looking at the 17
corridor period".
Supervisor Edwards replied, with HRSD lines. With
extensions from Smithfield, that's possible".
Supervisor Bradshaw stated Smithfield can't handle it.
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Supervisor Ross stated we need to look at things that will
eventually affect the County and things that are in. Think the
Planning Commission and people developing the comprehensive plan
should have some idea that somewhere in the future we are going
to be looking at something.: like HRSD County wide in Isle of Wight
eventually. I can't support your motion to ignore it completely.
We can pick and choose what we want but not those areas excluding
the Route 17 corridor.
Supervisor Edwards moved to request the Planning Commission,
in their development of 'the Comprehensive Plan, consider and
report back to the Board with a recommendation as to the
advisability of bringing outside sewer lines into the County and
instruct the County Administrator to work with the Town Manager
of the Town of Smithfield about long term plans to expand the
Smithfield sewage plant to extend its lines into the County.
Supervisor Bradshaw stated you can't vote with that because
Smithfield can't handle that.
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County Attorney Crook stated, "I don't think the Board is
ready to vote on that type of policy decision, as one member is
not here. I think Mr. Edwards has a good idea that the Planning
Commission look at this and consultants look at it. That's
great. But, saying that the County policy is to expand the
Smithfield system, you've got a problem. We are facing the
possibility of potential annexation and that's got to be
considered. A lot of things have to be considered before you
adopt a policy. I would ask Mr. Edwards not to ask the Board to
adopt a policy. I think that's premature at this time".
Supervisor Edwards amended his motion to asY. the County
Administrator and the Town Manager enter into discussions
concerning the feasibility of the Smithfield plant for expansion
as it currently stands and its need for expansion. The vote in
favor was unanimous (4-0).
W. Douglas Caskey, Assistant County Administrator/Community
Development, presented the following conditional use permit
application for the Board's consideration:
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The application of Thomas J. House and Wallace S.
Lowery for a conditional use permit to allow Mr. House's
father, Thomas R. House, to occupy an existing mobile home
on one hundred fifty acres of land located on the east side
of Route 651, between Routes 620 and 258, in Hardy
Magisterial District.
No one appeared in favor or in opposition. The Planning
Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval, said Mr.
Caskey.
On motion of Chairman Bradby, the Board voted unanimously
(4-0) to approve the application of Thomas J. House and Wallace
S. Lowery fora conditional use permit to allow Mr. House°s
father, Thomas R. House, to occupy an existing mobile home on 150
acres of land located on the east side of Route 651, between
Routes 620 and 258, in Hardy Magisterial District.
W. Douglas Caskey, Assistant County. Administrator/Community
Development, presented the following subdivision plats for the
Board's consideration: ,
1. Plat of Lots lA and 1B, being the subdivision of Lot 1,
of Arthur Frank Drewery and Eula Belle D. Drewery,
located on Route 644 in Newport Magisterial District.
The plat has been reviewed and approved by the Virginia
Department of Transportation and the Isle of Wight Department of
Community Development, said Mr. Caskey. The Planning Commission
recommend approval- by unanimous vote, stated Mr. Caskey.
On motion of Supervisor Edwards, the Board voted unanimously
(4-0) to approve the plat of Lots lA and 1B, being the
subdivision of Lot 1, of Arthur Frank Dreweey and Eula Belle D.
Drewery, located on Route 644 in Newport Magisterial District.
2. Plat of out parcel #1, property of Smithfield
Associates, located on Route 10 in Newport Magisterial
District.
The plat has been reviewed and approved by the Virginia
Department of Transportation, the Isle of Wight County Health
Department and the Departments of Community Development and
Public Utilities, said Mr. Caskey. Mr. Caskey continued stating
the Planning Commission recommended approval by a unanimous vote.
Supervisor Ross moved the Board approve plat of out Parcel
#1, property of Smithfield Associates, located on Route 10 in
Newport Magisterial District. The vote in favor was unanimous
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County Attorney Crook advised the Board relative to the
proposed budget and tax ordinance for 1989-90 and presented the
following dates for public hearings prior to the adoption of the
1989-90 County budget:
May 4, 1989 - present budget and tax levies
May 10 and 17, 1989 - newspaper publications for public
hearings
June 1, 1989 - public hearing
June 15 ,1989 - adopt budget and ordinance
The Board concurred with Mr. Crook's recommendation.
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County Administrator Standish asked the Board's direction in
reparation of the school budget relative to limiting any
increases, full funding of the operational budget with one
change, holding other budget requests to 5$ increase and
increasing of taxes, real estate or other, no more than 9$.
On motion of Supervisor Edwards, the Board unanimously
adopted the following resolution:
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RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE
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INTERNATIONAL SEAMEN'S FRIEND HOUSE
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WHEREAS, Sunday, April 30, 1989, has been designated to
recognize the International Seamen's Friend House of the
Lower Virginia Peninsula; and
WHEREAS, the International Seamen's Friend House of the
Lower Virginia Peninsula has been continuously serving the
maritime and naval community in Hampton-Roads since 1981;
and
WHEREAS, the International Seamen's Friend House of the
Lower Virginia Peninsula since its founding has served over
15,000 individuals; and
WHEREAS, the International. Seamen's Friend House of the
Lower Virginia Peninsula has been and is supported by
churches, businesses and individuals~of the Lower Virginia
Peninsula and Isle of Wight.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Isle of Wight
County Board of Supervisors that it encourages appropriate
recognition of the International Seamen's Friend House of
the Lower Virginia Peninsula for its continuing outstanding
contribution. of this area's maritime community.
County Administrator Standish informed the Board members
that a status report would be given on the numbering of
lots/houses., in connection with the street naming project, at the
May 4, 1989 Board meeting.
County Administrator Standish recommended a resolution be
prepared for the May 4, 1989 Board meeting appropriating $20,000
toward outfitting the new library in Smithfield.
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County Administrator Standish informed the Board members
that the County's jail architects, the Durrant Group and Spady &
Spady, would have a report at the May 4, 1989 meeting regarding
their analysis for the County jail needs and review sites for
samea
On motion of Supervisor Ross, the Board voted unanimously
(4-0) to authorize preparation of RFP''s relative to the
development of a master water and sewer plan, to be presented to
the Board for consideration and put on open market.
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County Administrator Standish informed the Board members
that Sheriff Phelps would have his monthly activity report at the
May 4, 1989 meeting.
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Supervisor Edwards expressed concern regarding the County
Administrator hiring staff under him and asked if the provision
was part of his employment contract, to which County Attorney
Crook replied it is part of the employment contract negotiated at
the time of the employment of the County Administrator.
Supervisor Edwards stated he felt that should be a function of
the Board and asked. if the agreement could be reversed. County
Attorney Crook stated it would be a breach of contract if the
Board unilaterally tried to change it.
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On motion of Supervisor Edwards, the Board voted unanimously
(4-0) to appoint Willie Lee Williams, Route 3, Box 60B, Windsor,
Virginia, to serve as a member of the Planning Advisory
Committee.
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On recommendation of County Attorney Crook and on motion of
Supervisor Ross, the Board voted unanimously (4-0) to adopt the.
March 16, 1989 Board of Supervisors minutes. ~
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At 11:24 P.M. Supervisor Ross moved the meeting be
adjourned, which passed unanimously (4-0).
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