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Home My WebLink About1995-09-13 FIN A L 7:00 P.M. September 13, 1995 Room 241, County Office Building 1) Call to Order. 2) Pledge of Allegiance. 3) Moment of Silence. 4) Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the PUBLIC. 5) Consent Agenda (on next sheet). 6) sr 95 18. Benny ThacJ(er. (Deterred trea Augu9~ 9, 1995.) Dropped from the agenda. 7) SP-95-23. Mark & Vickie Gresge. Public Hearing on a request to establish 25 seat restaurant on appro x 6 acs zoned RA. Property, Woodstock Hall, located on S sd of Rt 637 approx 400 ft E of Rt 708. TM73,P33A. Samuel Miller Dist. (This property is not located in a designated growth area.) 8) Virginia Public School Authority (VPSA) Bond Issue. Resolution ratifying the filing of an application to the VPSA. 9) Set public hearing on renewal of lease with the Crossroads- Waldorf School. 10) Bateoville Ruritan Club, letter of Dupport for. (Moved to the Consent Agenda.) 11) Approval of Minutes: June 2, 1993; March 15(N), June 28 and August 9, 1995. 12) Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the BOARD. 13) Adjourn to September 29, 1995, 7:00 P.M., for a meeting with Charlottesville City Council. TEN TAT I V E 7:00 P.M. September 13, 1995 Room 241, County Office Building 1) Call to Order. 2) Pledge of Allegiance. 3) Moment of Silence. 4) Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the PUBLIC. 5) Consent Agenda (on next sheet). 6) sr 95 18. Benny Thac)(er. (Deterred trea Auqu9~ 9, 1995.) Dropped from the agenda. 7) SP-95-23. Mark & Vickie Gresge. PUblic Hearing on a request to establish 25 seat restaurant on approx 6 acs zoned RA. Property, Woodstock Hall, located on S sd of Rt 637 approx 400 ft E of Rt 708. TM73,P33A. Samuel Miller Dist. (This property is not located in a designated growth area.) 8) Virginia Public School Authority (VPSA) Bond Issue. Resolution ratifying the filing of an application to the VPSA. 9) Set public hearing on renewal of lease with the Crossroads- Waldorf School. 10) Batesville Ruritan Club, letter of support for. 11) Approval of Minutes: June 2, 1993; March 15(N), June 28 and August 9, 1995. 12) Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the BOARD. 13) Adjourn to September 29, 1995, 7:00 P.M., for a meeting with Charlottesville City Council. . CON S E N T AGENDA FOR APPROVAL: 5.1 Appropriations: 1. Pay and Classification study (Form #95024) in the amount of $50,000. 2. Education Division (Form #95025) in the amount of $26,469.14. 5.1a Batesville Ruritan Club, letter of support for. INFORMATION: 5.2 statement of Assessed Values for Local Tax Purposes for Railroads and Interstate Pipeline Transmission Companies (on file in the Clerk's Office). 5.3 July 1995 Operating Results of Acme Design Technology, Co. (on file in the Clerk's Office). 5.4 Copy of Order Accepting Surrender of Exemption for project No. 9805-001, Rockfish Corporation, from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dated August 28, 1995. 5.5 Copy of minutes of the Planning commission for August 8, 1995. 5.6 New High School Design Charrette. CONSENT AGENDA FOR APPROVAL: 5.1 Appropriation: 1. Pay and Classification study (Form #95024) in the amount of $50,000. 2. Education Division (Form #95025) in the amount of $26,469.14. FOR INFORMATION: 5.2 statement of Assessed Values for Local Tax Purposes for Railroads and Interstate Pipeline Transmission Companies (on file in the Clerk's Office). 5.3 July 1995 Operating Results of Acme Design Technology, Co. (on file in the Clerk's Office). 5.4 Copy of Order Accepting Surrender of Exemption for Project No. 9805-001, Rockfish Corporation, from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission dated August 28, 1995. 5.5 Copy of minutes of the Planning Commission for August 8, 1995. David P. Bowerman Charlottesville COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE Office of Board of Supervisors 401 Mcintire Road Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596 (804) 296-5843 FAX (804\ 972-4060 MEMORANDUM Charles S. Martin Rivanna Charlotte Y. Humphris Jack Jouett Walter F. Perkins Wh,te Hall Forrest R. Marshall, Jr. Scottsville Sally H. Thomas Samuel Miller FROM: Robert W. Tucker, Jr., County Executive -~ -/ Ella W. Carey, Clerk, CMC~~ ~ ~~ september 15, 1995 ~~ TO: DATE: SUBJECT: Board Actions of September 13, 1995 The following is a list of actions taken by the Board of Supervisors at its meeting on September 13, 1995: Agenda Item No.1. Call to Order. Called to order at 7:00 p.m. Agenda Item No.4. Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the PUBLIC. Mr. John Horneff came forward to speak about the request from the Batesville Ruritan Club. He noted the many problems which have occurred at the site of the stony Point Ruritan Club which is adjacent to his property. He suggested that the Board ask many questions about this organization before giving approval to the request. Mr. Bob Watson from the Blue Ridge Homebuilders Association came forward to note that the Planning Commission has almost completed its work on the land use portion of the Comprehensive Plan. He handed to the Board a statement from the Homebuilders giving their opinion of the plan prior to its coming to the Board. Several people came forward to speak about Route 614 (Sugar Hollow Road) and to request that the road be paved while the Highway Department is working in the area. (I did not get the petition mentioned by Buzz Smith. ) About 40 people were present in support of this idea. After discussion, Mrs. Thomas offered a motion, to-wit: MOVE that the Board give the following directions: work on Route 614 up to the Sugar Hollow Dam on the Moormans River will proceed only with full respect for the scenic designation of the river; practically this will involve getting prior approval for earth, bank, waterway and water- disturbing activities now and in the future; approval shall be given by Albemarle County's Water Resources Manager after consultation with anyone he deems necessary to consult with (basically, it could be with the * Printed on recycled paper Robert W. Tucker, Jr. September 15, 1995 (Page 2) Moormans River Scenic Advisory Board or its designee, the Soil and Water Conservation, Game and inland Fisheries, Department of Conservation and Recreation) . Mrs. Thomas said this process is not new. It is in essence what any private firm would have to do, and it is a good deal less than what VDOT, if it were not acting under the heading of an emergency, had promised it would do in a 1991 Memorandum of Agreement for the review of highway projects. This motion does not say whether the road will be paved. That should follow the process that VDOT has established which is essentially that the road will be paved, but there are questions about the tree canopy. This would require that there be a plan so that people know what is happening and will not be taken by surprise by, for instance, a backhoe found in the middle of the stream. Also, it establishes for the future that VDOT does not own the river and cannot act unilaterally in that river. There will be other high water events and the channels will lead the river to wipe out parts of the road in all likelihood. VDOT should have a process and know what that process is in order to proceed to make those repairs. This motion sets up a process. After quite a lengthy discussion, the motion passed 6-0. The second part of this conversation concerned whether the road could, and would, be paved (hard-surfaced). Angela Tucker stated her understanding of what is to be done: VDOT will proceed with paving the road from Route 674 to the dam and will do so giving every due consideration to the scenic river, and will work with every agency that is willing to offer an opinion as to how best to do that, and it will be done in coordination with David Hirschman (Water Resources Manager). Ms. Tucker will contact him tomorrow and meet on site to make plans to do some more road work because there are places where a wider pavement must be fit in. If for whatever reason, these agencies advise that it is harmful to the river to get this width of pavement, then that may put a stop to the paving of this section of road. She does not anticipate that happening, but there is some grading that needs to occur, particularly in the area of Puppy Run Farm where there is a need to get 18 feet of pavement in order to provide two lane widths, and there is consider- ation of the tree canopy there that has to occur, and if the professional opinion is that that does harm to the scenic river, then that can put a stop to paving this piece of roadway. This part of the discussion was left with this statement as the Board's consensus. Agenda Item No. 5.1.1. Appropriation: #95024) in the amount of $50,000. APPROVED. Pay and Classification Study (Form Original sent to Melvin Breeden. Agenda Item No. 5.1.2. in the amount of $26,469.14. Appropriation: Education Division (Form #95025) APPROVED. Original sent to Melvin Breeden. Agenda Item No. 5.1a. Batesville Ruritan Club, letter of support for. APPROVED sending the draft letter attached to the staff's report. For the Chairman's signature. Agenda Item No.6. SP-95-18. Benny Thacker. Dropped from the agenda. Robert W. Tucker, Jr. September 15, 1995 (Page 3) Agenda Item No.7. SP-95-23. Mark & Vickie Gresge. Public Hearing on a request to establish 25 seat restaurant on approx 6 acs zoned RA. Property, Woodstock Hall, located on S sd of Rt 637 approx 400 ft E of Rt 708. TM73,P33A. Samuel Miller Dist. (This property is not located in a designated growth area.) Approved with the seven conditions recommended by the Planning Commission, adding word "outdoor" to Condition #7. 1) Use shall not commence until such time as approval has been obtained from the Health Department and the Building Official; 2) Use shall not commence until such time as the parking area has been improved in accord with the provisions of Section 4.12.6.3 of the Zoning Ordinance; 3) Use shall not commence until such time as the zoning Administrator has determined that adequate parking exists; 4) Use is limited to a twenty-five (25) seat restaurant and four (4) rooms for overnight travellers; 5) Structure is to be restored and maintained in the architectural character of the period, in accordance with the guidelines estab- lished by the National Register of Historic Places; 6) All signage is to be of a design appropriate to the architecture of the building; 7) Outdoor wedding receptions or similar functions may be allowed subject to approval and conditions established by the Zoning Administrator. No amplified sound will be allowed. Agenda Item No.8. Virginia Public School Authority (VPSA) Bond Issue. Resolution ratifying the filing of an application to the VPSA. APPROVED the resolution ratifying the filing of an application to the Virginia Public School Authority for a loan in an approximate amount of $7,850,000. Originals will be sent to Melvin Breeden as soon as they are signed by the Clerk. Agenda Item No.9. Crossroads-Waldorf School. Set public hearing on renewal of lease with the Set public hearing for October 4, 1995. Agenda Item No. 12. Other Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the BOARD. Mrs. Humphris mentioned the letter of commendation from Delmas A. Hanley about John P. Gebhardt to Police Chief Miller. Agenda Item No. 13. Adjourned to September 19, 1995, at 7:30 P.M., for a meeting with Charlottesville City Council, at the Main Library in the McIntire Room. EWC/len Attachments (2) cc: Richard E. Huff Roxanne White Larry Davis Wayne Cilimberg Jo Higgins Angela Tucker File APPROPRIATION REQUEST FI SCAL YEAR 95/96 NUMBER 95025 TYPE OF APPROPRIATION ADDITIONAL TRANSFER NEW x ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED? YES NO x FUND SCHOOL PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION: FUNDING FOR TEACHERS AFFECTED BY THE SALARY SCALE REVISION. EXPENDITURE COST CENTER/CATEGORY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT **********************************************************************************************************************************. 1210061101112100 1210061101210000 1210061102112100 1210061102210000 1210061103112100 1210061103210000 1210061104112100 1210061104210000 1210061320112200 1210061320210000 1210061108112100 1210061108210000 1210061211112300 1210061211210000 1243293010939999 1241090610999981 SALARY- TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY- TEACHER FICA SALARY- TEACHER FICA SALARY- TEACHER FICA SALARY- TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA TRANSFER TO OTHER FUNDS SCHOOL BOARD RESERVE $18,479.00 1,413.64 2,996.71 229.25 197.00 15.07 465.50 35.61 78.80 6.03 231.00 17.67 231.00 17.67 2,055.59 (26,469.54) 1310161101112100 1310161101210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320161102112100 1320161102210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320261102112100 1320261102210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320561108112100 1320561108210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 115.50 8.84 TOTAL $2,055.59 REVENUE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT **********************************************************************************************************************************. 2310151000512001 2320151000512001 2320251000512001 2320551000512001 CHAPTER 1- TRS FROM SCH FUND CBIP - TRS FROM SCH FUND E.D.- TRS FROM SCH FUND PRESCHOOL- TRS FROM SCH FUND $643.75 643.75 643.75 124.34 TOTAL $2,055.59 ********************************************************************************************************************************** REQUESTING COST CENTER: EDUCATION APPROVALS: SIGNATURE DATE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ff~~~~ 9-fr'95 ?-;/r- J'r- DIRECTOR OF FINANCE APPROPRIATION REQUEST FISCAL YEAR 95/96 NUMBER 95024 TYPE OF APPROPRIATION ADDITIONAL TRANSFER NEW x ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED ? YES NO x FUND GENERAL PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION: FUNDING FOR COMPENSATION STUDY. EXPENDITURE COST CENTER/CATEGORY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ************************************************************************ 1100012030312700 PERSONNEL-CONSULTANTS $50,000.00 TOTAL $50,000.00 REVENUE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ************************************************************************ 2100051000510100 GENERAL FUND BALANCE $50,000.00 TOTAL $50/000.00 ************************************************************************ REQUESTING COST CENTER: COUNTY EXECUTIVE APPROVALS: DIRECTOR OF FINANCE SIGNATURE ~~..A?~~ ~d~ ~~ DATE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 9- 1!1-7.s- )?:-~-:?r .... 1. ~~ /Z/::?-YJ' 95;#'J?~ Some Albemarle County residents favor a no-growth policy. Some mvor moderate expansion. and others plea for a no-holds-barred approach. All of these views are understandable but somewhat irrelevant Albemarle County has many attractive quality-of.life factors that influence in-migration. GROWTH AREA EXPANSION The current staff report projects a population increase of about 20,000 people over the next 20 years Ol"'arate of 1.3% annually. Many publications rate the Charlottesville area very high- in surveys indiC3!ing desirable places to live. The recent (1992) Albemarle County Housing Advisory Committee Report stated. "Virginia and the Albemarle Community anticipate considerable population growth in the coming years. Heightened demand will make housing increasingly important to the County's growth mlmRgt'!"'ent policy and as a quality of life factor for all households and bmrinesses. The County must aggressively plan for directing the projected growth. Bv law and custom. a localitv can neither control nor stan l!I'owth. .. Residential development, in and of itself: does not generate growth. That is a product of desirability, economic activity, and in-migration. AddinlZ acres to the l!I'owth areas does not cause IlI'Owth. It is the County's current policy, one supported by a vast majority ofre.<ri~, to' channel growth into the growth areas and protect the rural areas from urban sprawl. The issue thus becomes one of proper plannlng by elected and appointed officials for the projected growth that will occur and providing the necessary nwnber of acres for residential and commercial expansion contiguous to existing growth areas and infrastructure. Planning for in1i:b"tructure should be incorporarcd into the C.iP. iflacJrn,g The Housing Report also states in Strategy 0-1, "Increase the amount of available land area within the growth areas to 8CC-^"'""'odate future growth. Calculations of thc carrying capacity of growth areas should include a trend analysis of the amount of vacant land for sale and den!lli1'ies within existing development. and consideration of the fact that limited buildable land area often leads to higher prices.. .. About 70% of the total aaeage in Albemarle County, and. 42% of the laud in the p1'CSal1 growth areas, is in the land use taxation program. If the supply of land in the growth areas is inadequate, then pressures on rural landowners will create an incentive to sell their land and contribute to development in the rural areas. The Pfannmg COmm1~on. thus far, has rejected a tbree-time df!mlmn s1:IIff recommendation to address the lack of land reasonably available for devclopmem. This would have established a higher iIIYentmy and created a less constrained mmket where developmeol options are not limited. to a re.lativc1y small number of sites. Adequate acreage for growth will. help keep prices down and COD1:r:ibutc to more affordable housing at all levels. The staff report origi:oally recommended about 4800 additional aacs to be added to ~ growth areas which was approximately what was added in 1990. The BRHBA betieves that ~ ;, I ""='r . ..... to ... 2 pmICDt oons,idfl!l"lltioo of3100 acres by the Pl~ Commission should be inaeased closer-to the staff fP1'.IUmnendmion. Many oftbe exjctn,g growth areas are not for sale or are priced umeaJistica1ly. Many have topographic problems, such as critical slopes. Much of the eacisting growth area. may be good for qm,1l1e.r infi11 projects but are DOt tbc.large.r tracts that are adaptable for- ameuity-based projects that many new and existing residfl!fttS W8Dt. We can't tell neonle where thcv most live. The years. 1990-1994, were positive when compaicd to the County's goal. The trend toward rural defelr,~ was reversed.. Over 65% of development occum:d in the growth areas- preciselywbat Was hoped for. Why change? Why not support the very factors that caused this positive trend? We urge you to consider adding acreage to the residential growth areas that is cnn!ri~eDt wi1h the original sraff recnmmt'llldslrion. The Blue Ridge Home Builders Association September, 1995 *,-'- .. . ,/ -., OISH<lBUTED TO tiOARD MIilvi8liR5 ON ./'--/3 -t"-?: ~ ,--c. Moormans Scenic River Advisory Board 3570 Brinnington Rd., Charlottesville, VA 22901 Members James R. Butler Sherry Buttrick, Secretary John F. Marshall, Chair Charles W. Maupin Harriet Mohler ~.5-: ~~/::l, :77 September 7, 1995 Mr. Walter Perkins, Chairman Board of Supervisors County of Albemarle 402 McIntire Rd. Charlottesville, V A 22902 Dear Walter, The Moormans Scenic River Advisory Board is grateful for the careful attention the Board of Supervisors has given to the current highway construction activities in Sugar Hollow, since the VDOT project affects the Moormans River. We are heartened that the Supervisors value as we do one of the County's unique places, important to both county and city residents as a scenic and recreational area as well as a source of public drinking water. In particular, we applaud the Supervisors' decision to demand a pause in VDOT's road building, during which the impact of the recently completed and proposed construction can be assessed and guidelines proposed for VDOT's completion of the work in Sugar Hollow. As you know, our Advisory Board is constituted under Virginia's Scenic Rivers Act to assist and advise the Department of Conservation and "the administering agency" regarding the protection of the Moormans River. For the Moormans, the statute (Code of Virginia 10.1- 413.1) designates Albemarle County as that administering agency. The administering agency is empowered (Va. Code 10.1-405.) to "administer the scenic river or section thereof to preserve and protect its natural beauty and to assure its use and enjoyment for its scenic, recreational... [ and other]... uses. " The Advisory Board is particularly empowered (Va. Code 10.1-406) to comment on any federal, state, or local governmental plans which would alter the natural or scenic character of the river. In short, one of our main aims is to assist the Supervisors in protecting the Moormans. - In this regard, if the county wishes, the Moormans Scenic River Advisory Board would be prepared -- during the current pause in VDOT's Sugar Hollow activities -- to convene a meeting (or series of meetings) to examine the situation, or to help you do so. Among the possible questions to be raised during this pause in VDOT's work, two sets of issues are of special priority for our Advisory Board: What will be the effect of recently completed stream channelization, which changes the size and shape of the riverbed? If there are likely to be deleterious effects, how can the problem areas be corrected at a reasonable cost? In the design and re-construction of the road, how can a balance can be found between, on the one hand, specifications that meet necessary standards for safety and future maintenance, and, on the other, specifications that sustain the magic atmosphere that makes Sugar Hollow unique and preserves the river's ecology? Optimal width, the need for paving, additional trees to be cut down, raising or lowering the grade, type of guard rails, selection of grasses for re-seeding banks -- all should be discussed. Attached is a list of some of the persons whose advise on these issues would be usefuL Let me conclude by emphasizing our gratitude for the Highway Department's prompt restoration of the public road after the flood in Sugar Hollow, and Angela Tucker's acceptance of requests to meet and talk with this Board and local residents. This, and VDOT's immediate willingness to pause in its work schedule, fosters a spirit of compromise between sometimes competing values of highway safety and protection of scenic and natural resources. Please let me know if our Advisory Board can be of any help in organizing the proposed meeting( s). Sincerely, QJ~ F. Marshall, Chairman cc: Members of the Board of Supervisors Members of the Moormans Scenic River Advisory Board Robert Tucker, Albemarle County Executive David Hershman, Water Resources Officer Angela Tucker, Resident Engineer, VDOT Dick Gibbons, Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation DISTRIBUTED TO BOARD M!.:.M(lfl~i:i 9N ~-/;J-YJ -................ ..-. '''-'' 5694 Sugar Hollow Road Sugar Hollow Crozet, V A 22932 823-2294 September 12, 1995 To: Board of Supervisors Please receive this communication and either read it or enter it into the record of the meeting of September 13th. I regret I am not able to be present since I am chairing another important meeting at the same hour. Since the devastating flood of June 1995 my concern has been the safety of the residents of Sugar Hollow and the thoughtful preservation of a rural scenic treasure of a place. I spoke out against paving but always felt if the majority of the residents wanted it, then it should be done and done well.... i. e., kept to its original character and size. All concerned know that this has not been done. Undoubtedly the highway that has been constructed must probably be stabilized now by being paved. A road the size of "250" is ludicrous and a shameful expenditure of tax dollars. I implore the Board, residents and all concerned citizens to clean up the debris, refrain from cutting more live trees, replant and restore. Healing also needs to take place between neighbors and in our community. Always, we have helped and supported one another in times of trouble and trial. The situation with the reservoir and dam has not been resolved. Important issues face us, and we need to be able to talk to one another, to think together, to plan. The magnificent sycamore at the end of Buxton's driveway is a perfect metaphor for Sugar Hollow today. I pray we can all come together and work for the greatest good. Carol A. Maslow 'g!";-V1g-n 1"'i:V1;:l P. V1V11 " JONES & GRERN L~~~d.L Ot5 t"aH;;\..J i i:.;.l./ '...J .,;JVl"....::) J'(\r..i.\bt,;J':' '.> ON 9-/~'-~-- l) 17 East Jefferson Su ~l QwloacniUe. Vu'ginia 22902 (804) Z~138 (804) 979-1142 FAX Z'J6. 1209 J. Barrett Jones D. Brock Grc:a1 m: Ck~, Q~'~~I! TELECOPIER #: 81ln - 580 0 FROM: J. Barrett Jones D. Brock Green ( ) ( ) 1-, .. , NO. OF PAGES (INCLUDING COVER SHEET);L UATE:~. 13 I I")q~ COMMENTIl~0 U l tlli5l.. d. ~'-tQ.. i~ ~(f'- !kful:;?~. ~ .H ~ op... ...~. c.el_~~;j's l' ,ar-'.\" ~ (l./H oJ l>< \.\t... I In.J J ~~aL ~ (1)L ~ ~I -in % Y1JrLl,.t.~ ~ 'lb \.ft. ~~. ~~ 'Zt- ~ YlJ<<:./.... g; Q&-)uL,~.--5 The illfomuuion contained in this fac;:Slim.ile is c.onfidentlal . tl lion and/or attorney WOl'k product for the exclusive use of the intended recipient Ii above. AD.y reading, disclosure, use or reproduction of this {"A)mmunication other than by the intended recipient is prohibited. If you have re(".eived this collununication in error, .please notify us by collect telephone call immediately and return the communication to us via U.S. mail. If you have any difficulty in receiving or reading the following facsimile, please call at (804) 296-4138. Thank. you. '95-09-13 15:02 P.002 .... 5~96 Moormans River Lane Crozet, VA 22932 September 13, 1995 Albemarle County Board of Superviaorc County Office Building 401 McIntire Road Charlottesville, VA 22902-4596 Ya FACSIMILE 296-5800 Dear Members of Lhe Board: I am wri~;ng to express my concerns about the work being done on Sugar Hollow Road. My husband and I have been res1dent~ of Sugar Hollow since January of 1980. As you know, Sugar Hollow is a special area of the County, c.:umbining natural, undeveloped beauty with recreational resources such as hiking and trout fishing enjoyed by many county residents. It is also a fragile ecosystem, and the Moormans River is desig- nated a It scenic II river to protect both its sceI1l~ value and its ecology. Last June's flood was devastating, but the river remained beautiful despite th~ devaatation. The Departmp.n~ of Transportation and Parham Construction did an amazinq job of constructing a passable road that allowed all u! the trapped residents to get out after the flood, and, had they stopped work after repairiny the road to itg condition pri or to the flood I have no doubt that the area would be well on its way to l:'ecovery. However, instead of stopping work when the road was repaired, they have continued work, widening the l.oad, building up ugly protective rock barriers, digging rock out of the river, building area~ (or parking their heavy equipmAnt out into the river for the purpose of removing rock, and turning a natural disaster into something much worse. By doing so r they have changed a scenic river into something that strongly resembles a seWi:iye drainage ditch. I have heard that it is doubtful that the river can now be stocked with trout bec~u~e of the damage, ther@forp. eliminating a source of recreation and pleasure for many people who visit the area.. I understand that the Board of supervisors had requested that , g!,;-Vlg- n 1!'1: Vl~ P.VlVl:'\ September 13, 1995 Page 2 the road he repaired only to its pri~~ ~nndition. I have heard. however, tnA~ the Richmond VDOT office has directed that all roads damaged by the June floods be paved, and that VDOT is going ahead with that goal despite what the Board of Supervisors has requested. I have also heard that tne county ~ngineering oepartmf:mL. h...s met w1th VDOT a.nd L.h,= \.,;U1Ufl.", u.~t.;.ion r;;;:I.-CW'" deveral t.imcc Qnd given them dircctiong regarding what could or could nnr. be done to the river, and that vnOT has agreed with those directions, then immediately disregarded them. Finally, I have heard that VDOT intends to pave the road whether or not it obtains the 50' rights-of-way that they requested every landowner to donate in order to pave the LUdd. I freely ~dmit that much of the above i~ np.~rAay, as rumors have been ram!l"nr. and no one seems to have a complete story. However, if any of the above is true, I ca.nnot help but. be concerned. First, what say, ir any, doee local government have in ma.king decisions concerning its roadways? Can Lhe State disregard a local governllll~uL' s requeet? Second, under what authority dop.s VDOT have to get around the scenic river d~Rignation and make such a mess? C~n vno~ be made to clean it up? Third, if VOOT does not need the 50' rights-of -way to pave the road, did it dupe the landowners who want the road paved into giving up control over a. portion of their propert.y unnecessarily? In addition to t.he aboV'e questions, tnA,..p. are other issues, such as saf~~y, development, etc. If the road is paved, will there be increased traffic, higher speeds and the possibility of more accidents? (During my residency in the Hollow, there have been tw~ fatal accidents, both occuring on the pav~u section of the ro~d.) On the other hi;WU, would paving the rotld m3.ke it more safe? Tf the road ie paved, will that lead to rQsidp.nt;~l developments in the Hollow? How wr'llllrl that impact the environment? It would be nice to have a car that is not dusty, but not QL the price of decreased safety, a damaged euvlLonment and incrc~oed cievelopm~uL L;ha.nging the face of the Hollow irreparably ~nd making it an ~natt.ractive place for re8inp.nts and visitors. I feel that VDOT i~ forging ahead with this project without any concern for these issues, and I ask that, before the road is paved studies be prepared addressing safety, the environment, and proj ectiny llow the road will attect future deve1opmenL. I have no moral position again~L ~~vlng the road, but I do have one against m~k;ng decisions without having all of the np.r.~Asary information. Thank you for your consideration. 'g!'i Vlg-1 ~ 1!'i:Vl"'l P.VlVl4 Septem.ber 13 PGl~f;;! 3' 1995 sin~JlbuL'/ din E ~ . Cornelius , .. COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE 8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AGENDA TITLE: Appropriation for Pay and Classification Study AGENDA DATE: September 13, 1995 ACTION: ?-tf-?.r INFORMATION: SUBJECTIPROPOSALlREOUEST: Board appropriation of $50,000 for consultant study to recommend changes to pay and classification and performance system for schools and local government. CONSENT AGENDA: ACTION: X INFORMATION: ATTACHMENTS: STAFF CONTACTlS): Messrs. Tucker, Huff REVIEWED BY: BACKGROUND: The subcommittee fonned by the Board of Supervisors and the School Board to manage the pay, classification, and performance evaluation review has developed their "short list" to begin negotiations to engage a consultant to perform the necessary evaluation. The firm of Hendricks and Associates has been ranked as the number one proposer at this stage of the negotiations and will be meeting with county staff to negotiate a [mal price for the work to be done. The staff's earlier estimate of $50,000 to complete this study seems adequate at this point in the negotiations and in order to engage the services of the consultant, an appropriation needs to be in place and the funds available. DISCUSSION: Once the consultant is engaged, the next step will be for the consultant to meet with members of the Board of Supervisors as well as the School Board to determine their concerns and to assure clarity of the scope of this project. Further, focus groups will be fonned from various employee groups to identify issues that need to be addressed and to make sure that the employees are a part of the process of revamping for simplicity our entire compensation and reward system. The subcommittee intends to provide regular updates to both Boards as they work through this project and would be happy to answer any questions should they arise. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Board approve Appropriation #95024 to place the funds in the Human Resources budget for consulting servIces. 95.157 # APPROPRIATION REQUEST FISCAL YEAR 95/96 NUMBER 95024 TYPE OF APPROPRIATION ADDITIONAL TRANSFER NEW x ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED ? YES NO x FUND GENERAL PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION: FUNDING FOR COMPENSATION STUDY. EXPENDITURE COST CENTER/CATEGORY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ************************************************************************ 1100012030312700 PERSONNEL-CONSULTANTS $50,000.00 .. TOTAL $50,000.00 REVENUE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT 2100051000510100 ************************************************************************ GENERAL FUND BALANCE $50,000.00 TOTAL $50,000.00 ************************************************************************ REQUESTING COST CENTER: COUNTY EXECUTIVE APPROVALS: DIRECTOR OF FINANCE SIGNATURE ~~~~d:- ~Z(~ ~' DATE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 9- 2J' - 7"> 7?-~-j?J , COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE " ~\ EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AGF.NnA TITT .F.: Appropriation - Education Division AGF.NnA DATF.: September 13, 1995 . ....... ITFMN1~:_..s- . l~.: .\oJ:~:~.... ~l. ...\,.1...... .". ...'... u-:1!!:; ,~"~!1, ,!t!iq'il' i'0~r(~$ 2- INFORMATION: ACTION: SIIRJF.CTIPROPOSA I .1RF.QJ1F.ST: Request approval of appropriation #95025 in the amount of $26,469.14 fund a one-time payment to teachers adversely affected by the salary scale revision. CONSF.NT AGF.NnA: ACTION: X INFORMATION: A IT ACHMF.NTS: STAFF CONTACT(.~: Messrs. Tucker, Castner, Breeden RF.VIF.WF.D BV: BACKGROIJND: At its meeting on August 28, 1995, the School Board approved an appropriation request to fund a one-time payment to teachers who were adversely affected by the salary scale revision. DISCTTSSION: During the School Board's annual retreat, the Board agreed to pay teachers who were adversely affected by the salary scale revision (step 3, 9, and 12) a one-time payment of 33% of the difference between the FY 94-95 and the FY 95-96 scale. The payment for a full time teacher on step 3 is $197 in salary, on step 9 is $231 in salary, am on step 12 is $367 in salary. The total cost of implementing this payment is $26,469.54 including FICA. The paymed will be made to the affected teachers in the December 1995 payroll. This transfer will be made from the School Board Reserve Account. RF.COMMF.NnATlON: Staff recommends approval of the appropriation as detailed on Form #95025. 95025.WPD 95.158 . . APPROPRIATION REQUEST FISCAL YEAR 95/96 NUMBER 95025 TYPE OF APPROPRIATION ADDITIONAL TRANSFER NEW x ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED? YES NO x FUND SCHOOL PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION: FUNDING FOR TEACHERS AFFECTED BY THE SALARY SCALE REVISION. EXPENDITURE COST CENTER/CATEGORY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT .********.*********************************************************..*************************.******************************.**** 1210061101112100 1210061101210000 1210061102112100 1210061102210000 1210061103112100 121~1103210000 1210061104112100 1210061104210000 1210061320112200 1210061320210000 1210061108112100 1210061108210000 1210061211112300 1210061211210000 1243293010939999 1241090610999981 SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY -TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA SALARY - TEACHER FICA TRANSFER TO OTHER FUNDS SCHOOL BOARD RESERVE $18,479.00 1,413.64 2,996.71 229.25 197.00 15.07 465.50 35.61 78.80 6.03 231.00 17.67 231.00 17.67 2,055.59 (26,469.54) 1310161101112100 1310161101210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320161102112100 1320161102210000 SALARY - TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320261102112100 1320261102210000 SALARY- TEACHER FICA 598.00 45.75 1320561108112100 1320561108210000 SALARY- TEACHER FICA 115.50 8.84 TOTAL $2,055.59 REVENUE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT ****...**********************...********.*.*.*.*******************......************..***.**.********.********...*****************. 2310151000512001 2320151000512001 2320251000512001 2320551000512001 CHAPTER 1- TRS FROM SCH FUND CBIP- TRS FROM SCH FUND E.D,- TRS FROM SCH FUND PRESCHOOL-TRS FROM SCH FUND $643.75 643.75 643.75 124.34 TOTAL $2,055.59 ***************************.************.*************************...****.*********************************************.********** REQUESTING COST CENTER: EDUCATION APPROVALS: DIRECTOR OF FINANCE SIGNATURE K~~~~ DATE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 9'-f5~95 fi''/''r - y..r .. ,...i 'I' ALBEMARLE COUN1Y PUBLIC SCHOOLS Memorandum DATE: August 31, 1995 TO: Robert W. T~: ~r:, County Executive Kevin cast~~v~s~on Superintendent FROM: RE: Request for Appropriation At its meeting on August 28, 1995 the School Board approved the following appropriation request: o Transfer of $26,469.14 from the School Board Reserve Account. During the School Board's annual retreat, the Board agreed to pay teachers who were adversely affected by the salary scale revision (step 3, 9, and 12) a one-time payment of 33% of the difference between the FY94-95 and the FY95-96 scale. The payment for a full time teacher on step 3 is $197 in salary, on step 9 is $231 in salary, and on step 12 is $367 in salary. The total cost of implementing this payment is $26,469.54 including FICA. The payment will be made to the affected teachers in the December 1995 payroll. The funds will be disbursed as displayed on the attachment: /smm Attachment xc: Melvin Breeden Ed Koonce Ella Carey .. FROM 1-2410-90610-999981 School Board Reserve $26,469.54 TO 1-2100-61101-112100 1-2100-61101-210000 1-2100-61102-112100 1-2100-61102-210000 1-2100-61103-112100 1-2100-61103-210000 1-2100-61104-112100 1-2100-61104-210000 1-2100-61320-112200 1-2100-61320-210000 1-2100-61108-112100 1-2100-61108-210000 1-2100-61211-112300 1-2100-61211-210000 1-3101-61101-112100 1-3101-61101-210000 1-3201-61102-112100 1-3201-61102-210000 1-3202-61102-112100 1-3202-61102-210000 1-3205-61108-112100 1-3205-61108-210000 Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Librarian FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Counselor FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA Salary-Teacher FICA $18,479.00 $1,413.64 $2,996.71 $229.25 $197.00 $15.07 $465.50 $35,61 $78.80 $6.03 $231.00 $17.67 $231,00 $17.67 $598.00 $45.75 $598,00 $45.75 $598.00 $45.75 $115.50 $8.84 $26,469.54 COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE Office of County Executive 401 Mcintire Road Charlottesville, Virginia 22902,4596 (804) 296-5841 FAX (804) 972-4060 September 15, 1995 Mr. John K. Pollock Batesville Ruritans P. O. Box 265 Batesville, Virginia 22920 Dear Mr. Pollock I am pleased to provide this letter of support for the Batesville Ruritan Club's attempt to provide recreational activities in the Batesville Community on behalf of the local residents. The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors applauds your efforts to build tennis courts, provide a picnic area as well as a children's play area on the western half of the Forestry property in Batesville. While such activity would, by ordinance, be required to obtain the necessary land use approvals with the associated public hearing requirements, the Board wishes to encourage your efforts to free up the Forestry property for such recreational uses. Such proposals to provide such activities for residents without the use of public monies is a sign of a healthy, concerned community and one which our Board wishes to continue to support. I wish you the best in your endeavors and trust that your efforts are soon rewarded. Sincerely, 6J~w~ Walter F. Perkins Chairman WFP/dbm 95.025 ,c- 'It COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AGENDA TITLE: Letter of Support for Batesville Ruritan Club AGENDA DATE: September 13, 1995 r"..~~~~~B~!!~~6 ,,,h. '3 ~"~~1I .'1'1 i.' ,t75'.{!'/d 5(., INFORMATION: ACTION: SUBJECT/PROPOSALIREOUEST: Letter of Support to the Batesville Ruritan Club CONSENT AGENDA: ACTION: X INFORMATION: ATTACHMENTS: STAFF CONTACT(S): Messrs. Tucker, Huff REVIEWED BY: BACKGROUND: The Board has been approached by Mr. John K Pollock, President of the Batesville Ruritan Club, asking for the Board's assistance in their planning to bring a public recreation facility to Batesville. Specifically, they have asked for the Board's concurrence in the need for such recreational facilities in Batesville as well as the Board's endorsement of this project. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the attached letter of support be signed by the Chairman and forwarded to the Batesville Ruritan Club. 95,156 ;' .. COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE Office of County Executive 401 Mcintire Road Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596 (804) 296.5841 FAX (804) 972-4060 September 15, 1995 Mr. John K. Pollock Batesville Ruritans ... P. O. Box 265 Batesville, Virginia 22920 Dear Mr. Pollock I am pleased to provide this letter of support for the Batesville Ruritan Club's attempt to provide recreational activities in the Batesville Community on behalf of the local residents. The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors applauds your efforts to build tennis courts, provide a picnic area as well as a children's play area on the western half of the Forestry property in Batesville. While such activity would, by ordinance, be required to obtain the necessary land use approvals with the associated public hearing requirements, the Board wishes to encourage your efforts to free up the Forestry property for such recreational uses. Such proposals to provide such activities for residents without the use of public monies is a sign of a healthy, concerned community and one which our Board wishes to continue to support. I wish you the best in your endeavors and trust that your efforts are soon rewarded. Sincerely, UJ~;-P~ Walter F. Perkins Chairman WFP/dbm 95.025 . DRAFT September 8, 1995 Mr. John K. Pollock Batesville Ruritans P. O. Box 265 Batesville, Virginia 22920 Dear Mr. Pollock I am pleased to provide this letter of support for the Batesville Ruritan Club's attempt to provide recreational activities in the Batesville Community on behalf of the local residents. The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors applauds your efforts to build tennis courts, provide a picnic area as well as a children's play area on the western half of the Forestry property in Batesville. While such activity would, by ordinance, be required to obtain the necessary land use approvals with the associated public hearing requirements, the Board wishes to encourage your efforts to free up the Forestry property for such recreational uses. Such proposals to provide such activities for residents without the use of public monies is a sign of a healthy, concerned community and one which our Board wishes to continue to support. I wish you the best in your endeavors and trust that your efforts are soon rewarded. Sincerely, Walter F. Perkins Chairman WFP/dbm 95.025 -. BATESVILLE RURITANS P.O, BOX 265 BATESVILLE, V A 22920 (._, i'-; ;' 6 f9li Aug. 15, 1995 Albemarle County Board of Supervisors McIntire Road Charlottesville, VA 22902 Dear Supervisors, The Batesville Ruritan Club is asking for your assistance in our planned project to bring a public recreation facility to Batesville. The attached resolution is asking the State Forestry Department to lease a portion of their property in Batesville for recreational use. Your concurrence in the need for such recreational facilities in Batesville, as well as your endorsement of this project, would be greatly appreciated. We feel we will be able to provide an excellent public recreational facility for our neighborhood without the expenditure of tax funds, a rare occurrence in these days. Thank you for your considera tion. .. Sincerely, ~OllOck President lj'P 1/'"' 4'~- ... BATESVILLE RURITAN CLUB P.O. BOX 265 BATESVILLE, VA 22924 Aug. 3, 1995 Mr. James Garner Director Virginia Dept. of Forestry P.O. Box 3758 Charlottesville, VA 22903 Dear Mr. Garner, Several months ago I had the pleasure of meeting with Mr. Olinger and Mr. Jenkins at the Forestry Office to discuss our club's interest in using a portion of the old State shed property ln Batesville as a public recreation site. I explained our commitment to building tennis courts, a picnic area and a childrens' play area, all hopefully on the western half of the Forestry property in Batesville. I also mentioned how the Forestry Dept. ' s use of the property as a parking lot for old surplus vehicles really did not blend in with the residential nature of our area. Both gentlemen were extremely pleasant and explained how the Forestry Department acts as an agent for the Federal Government to channel surplus vehicles to volunteer rescue squads and fire departments. throughout the State. I also learned that the Batesville storage lot is the only one the Forestry Dept. has and that if an area closer to Charlottesville could be found, they would certainly be receptive to vacating a portion of the lot for use as a public recreation area. My purpose in writing is to hopefully speed up the process by sending you the attached resolution from our Club stating our seriousness about the project and our desire to bring it to fruition. A major hurdle will be to free up the Forestry property. Our club is asking for yours and others help in this process. If I can answer any questions about our project please feel free to call me at 823-7330. Perhaps a meeting at the site would be beneficial. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, 2if1 ~llOCk President encl. t. , RESOLUTION WHEREAS, the Batesville Ruritan Club is a service organization dedicated to the well being of the Batesville Community, and WHEREAS, public recreational facilities for the Batesville Community are limited, and WHEREAS, the Batesville Ruritan Club perceives the need for a public family recreation area In Batesville, and WHEREAS, such an area should include tennis courts, a plcnlC area, and a childrens' play area, and WHEREAS, the Batesville Ruritan Club has the financial and human resources to undertake such a project, and WHEREAS, the most suitable site for such a recreational site is the "old State shed" on the Miller School Road [St. RT. 635], and WHEREAS, the State Forestry Office currently uses this site as an equipment and Federal surplus vehicle storage site, and WHEREAS, such usage is incompatible with the residential nature of the area in Batesville adjacent to the site, and WHEREAS, such a recreation site would occupy only the western half of the State shed property, then BE IT RESOLVED that the Batesville Ruritan Club respectfully request the V~rginia State Department of Forestry to lease part of the old State shed property to the Batesville Ruritans for use as a public recreation facility open to all, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this resolution be sent to the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors and to Governor Allen to solicit their assistance in this community project. .. their June Passed unanimously by the 1);2 meek se~tary Batesville Ruritan Club at ATTESTED . ,:7 ,5-tJ9' /3. s;- ;J..- ;7~/~ - ;P5 _"_...__.._...___._4 1995 Statement of Assessed Values for Local Tax Purposes for Railroads and Interstate Pipeline Transmission Companies Virginia Department of Taxation . September 1, 1995 TO: Councils of Incorporated cities and Towns Board of Supervisors of Counties commissioners of the Revenue and Supervisors of Assessments Railroad Companies Interstate Pipeline Transmission companies This is to certify that the document "Statement of Assessed Values for Local Tax Purposes for Railroads and Interstate Pipeline Transmission Companies" is a true statement of the assessment made by the Department of Taxation for the tax year 1995 of the Virginia real estate and tangible personal property of railroad companies and interstate pipeline transmission companies. tb~~~( Executive Assistant Office of Taxpayer Services ~ APPROVED: D~ Tax Commissioner Company Buckingham Branch Railroad Company CSX Transportation, Inc. Chesapeake and Albemarle Railroad Company, Inc. Chesapeake Western Railway Commonwealth Railway, Inc. Consolidated Rail Corporation Interstate Railroad Company Norfolk and Portsmouth Belt Line Railroad Company Norfolk Southern Railway Company TABLE OF CONTENTS RAILROAD COMPANIES Name and Address of Officer Responsible for Tax Payments R. Mark Bryant Assistant Vice President P. o. Box 336 Dillwyn, VA' 23936 L. J. Borntraeger Sr. Director-Property Taxes 500 Water street (J-910) Jacksonville, FL 32202 Carl R. E. Hoemke Real Estate Tax Services P. O. Box 202378 Austin, TX 78720-2378 Michael Quinn, Director Property Taxation 110 Franklin Road Roanoke, VA 24042-0028 William A. Jasper General Manager One Park West Circle, Suite 203 Midlothian, VA 23113 Richard G. Kondan Assistant Treasurer-Taxes P. o. Box 8499 Philadelphia, PA 19101 Michael Quinn, Director Property Taxation 110 Franklin Road Roanoke, VA 24042-0028 J. M. Donnelly Vice President 1050 Virginia Avenue P. O. Box 7547 Portsmouth, VA 23707 Michael Quinn, Director Property Taxation 110 Franklin Road Roanoke, VA 24042-0028 i . Paae Number 1 1 5 6 6 7 7 7 8 Name and Address of Officer Responsible for Tax Pavments ~e Number D. K. Logue, Manager 20 Tax Department 445 W. Main Street Clarksburg, WV 26302-2450 John W. Sapp 20 Property Tax Administrator Resurgens Plaza 945 East Paces Ferry Road Atlanta, GA 30326-1125 Joseph Bartoletta 22 Manager - State & Local Taxes P. O. Box 1273 Charleston, WV 25325-1273 , Stephen T. MacQueen, Controller 26 Columbia LNG Corp. as operator 2100 Cove Point Road Lusby, MD 20657 Gerald L. Sharp 26 Tax Advisor P. O. Box 2511 Houston, TX 77252 I. C. Ramsey 27 Vice President - Finance P. O. Box 18616 Atlanta, GA 31126-0616 C. o. Walters, Jr. 28 Senior Tax Agent Ad-Valorem Tax P. O. Box 1396 Houston, TX 77251-1396 iii Company CNG Transmission Corp. Colonial Pipeline Company Columbia Gas Transmission Corp. Cove Point Limited Partnership East Tennessee Natural Gas Company Plantation Pipeline Company Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Corporation Name and Address of Officer Responsible for Tax Payments Paqe Number Michael Quinn, Director 10 Property Taxation 110 Franklin Road Roanoke, VA 24042-0028 Carl R. E. Hoemke 16 Real Estate Tax Services P. O. Box 202378 Austin, TX 78720-2378 Brett W. Sinnett 16 Vice President - Finance 600 East Main street Richmond, VA 23219 L. J. Borntraeger 17 Sr. Director-Property Taxes 500 Water Street (J-910) Jacksonville, FL 32202 Sally S. Kammauff, President 18 P. O. Box 2436 Charlottesville, VA 22902 Michael Quinn, Director 18 Property Taxation 110 Franklin Road Roanoke, VA 24042-0028 Winnie Rich 19 Tax Analyst unimin Corporation 258 Elm Street New Canaan, CT 06840 ii Company Norfolk and Western Railway Company North Carolina and Virginia Railroad Company, Inc. 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S ~ s VI ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ :,. ~ - b - VI ~ .... ~ I ~ .... :5 ~ ~ 10 ~ ~ S 0\ I i - o 0\ ~ ~ ~ 00 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 9 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0\ - 0\ U. ~ I I j ~ i i b ~ Ii - ~ ).. ~ i I I I ~ ~ .}A .... - i ~ ':..I ; ~ b ~ VI - ~ .... - ~ I I I I I I I I I I ~ -.J ~ - ~ b OIl ~ ~ - - i - VI ~ ~ b ~ io i :i N -.J i CSX lRANSPORTATION, INe. ==================================================================================================================================== CITY ROADWAY OPERATING 1ElEPHONF. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WA1ER LINES O1HER EQUIP. MA1ERIALS 10TAL 1995 roTAL AND EXCLUDING LOCAL ASSESSED OPERATING SUPPLIES lAND RATIO EXCL.lAND lAND roTAL ASSESSED VALUE ==================================================================================================================================== 2,177,051 PElERSBURG: 1,468,3(X) 210,947 7,653 8,660 5,804 1,701,364 95.4 1,623,101 553,9SO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6,698,505 PORTSMOUIH: 998,3SO 124,523 10,242 44,186 7,767 1,185,068 95.8 1,135,295 5,563,210 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14,072,689 RICHMOND: 6,454,040 1,062,226 53,982 m,992 59,222 7,785,462 95.1 7,403,974 6,668,715 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1,519,645 SfAUNTON: 995,.500 91,986 8,744 7,514 6,631 1,110,375 92.0 1,021,545 498,100 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUFFOIX: ChucJcatuck Borough Cypress Borough Holy Neck Borough Sleepy Hole Borough Suffolk Borough Whaleyville Borough TOTAL SUFFOI1C, CITY OF 643,7SO 855,800 746,100 441,OSO 331,900 380,400 3,399,000 90,518 119,344 101,240 61,868 48,960 51,147 473,077 9,520 12,553 10,649 6,508 4,363 5,379 48,972 8,414 11,093 9,410 5,751 3,855 4,754 43,277 7,220 9,520 8,076 4,935 3,309 4,080 37,140 759,422 1,008,310 875,475 520,112 392,387 445,760 4,001,466 94.7 719,173 954,870 829,075 492,546 371,590 422,135 3,789,389 55,100 329,200 148,.500 88,.500 533,soo 126,200 1,281,000 774,273 1,284,070 977 ,s75 581,046 905,090 548,335 5,070,389 WA YNESBORO: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1,457,657 961,700 83,383 8,061 6,926 6,113 1,066,183 91.5 975,557 482,100 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WIUlAMSBURG: 752,3(X) 64,078 6,729 6,154 5,103 834,364 96.2 802,658 2,078,soo 2,881,158 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1,630,089 WINCHESIER: 273,6SO 94,056 8,615 9,235 6,533 392,089 100.0 392,089 1,238,000 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 81,668,406 TOTALCnlES: 28,694,100 6,854,955 255,526 1,386,202 528,706 37,719,489 36,009,053 45,659,353 COUNIY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ =========cc==c=================================================================================================&========~=======a=_c ALBEMARlE: Scottsvillr. Town of TOTALALBEMARIE COUNIY 8,982,260 55,340 9,037,600 821,266 5,273 826,539 86,334 555 86,889 74,185 2,052 76,237 65,473 421 65,894 10,029,518 63,641 10,093,159 97.0 9,728,632 61,732 9,790,364 1,208,900 7,300 1,216,200 10,937,532 69,032 11,006,564 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AllEGHANY: Iron Gate, Town of TOTALAllEGHANY COUNIY 8,337,360 186,080 8,523,440 913,713 31,989 945,702 61,544 1,701 63,245 52,882 1,461 54,343 46,673 1,290 47,963 9,412,172 222,521 9,634,693 85.6 8,056,819 190,478 8,247,297 295,930 24,340 320,270 8,352,749 214,818 8,567,567 AMHERsr: -----------------------------------------------.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------~------ 3,318,243 3,331,520 453,822 37,048 31,834 28,096 3,882,320 82.9 3,218,443 99,800 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AUGUSfA: Beverly Manor District Pastures District Wayne District Craigsville, Tawn of 10TALAUGUSfA COUNIY 1,147,800 4,195,800 1,039,200 247,.500 6,630,3(X) 95,440 364,358 89,112 21,237 570,147 10,038 38,324 9,373 2,108 59,843 8,625 32,932 8,053 1,811 51,421 7,613 29,063 7,108 1,598 45,382 1,269,516 4,660,477 1,152,846 274,254 7,357,093 92.4 1,173,033 4,306,281 1,065,230 253,411 6,797,955 35,800 115,700 63,soo 21,700 236,700 1,208,833 4,421,981 1,128,730 275,111 7,034,655 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CSXlRANSPORTATION, INC. 2 ==:===========================================================================================================~================s==== COUNIY ROADWAY OPERATING 1ElEPHONF. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WAlER l1NES OIHER EQUIP. MAlERlALS 10TAL 1995 10TAL AND EXCLUDING LOCAL ASSESSED OPERATING SUPPUES lAND RATIO EXCL. lAND lAND 10TAL ASSESSED VALUE BA1H: ========================================================================================================z====.======_==K=======____~ 2,840.7SO BEDFORD: B01EfOURT: Buchanan, Tawn of TOTALB01EfOURTCOUNIY BUCHANAN: CAMPBElL: CHARLESCI1Y: CHESIERFIElD: ClARKE: DICKENSON: Haysi, Tawn of TOTAL DICKENSON COUNIY DINWIDDIE: FAIRFAX: FLtNANNA: Columbia, Tawn of Scottsvillr. Tawn of TOTALFLtNANNA COUNIY FREDERICK: Stephens City, Tawn of 10TALFREDERICK COUNIY GOOCHLAND: GREENSVIllE: Janatl, Tawn of 1OTALGREENSVIU.E COUNIY HANOVER: HFNRICO: ~ 2,966,400 2,995,460 6,949,420 94,920 7,044,340 220,000 1,114,520 808,700 5,943,930 162,2S0 14,8SO,4SO 759,.500 15,609,9SO 1,824,000 o 3,607,640 83,020 57,280 3,747,940 917,2S0 SO,700 967,9SO 6,841,100 2,710,830 34,540 2,745,370 7,599,800 6,397,480 258,373 340,708 860,641 15,134 875,775 9,667 145,302 70,305 1,140,795 56,244 855,307 35,329 890,636 218,826 463,798 9,315 8,449 481,562 303,720 14,764 318,484 835,373 410,584 o 410,584 652,180 1,432,438 27,175 35,310 81,103 998 82,101 1,017 12,645 7,395 61,081 5,916 89,810 3,715 93,525 18,044 o 40,764 980 573 42,317 31,945 1,553 33,498 80,160 24,643 o 24,643 68,513 43,315 23,351 30,341 69,689 858 70,547 10,866 52,485 77,171 3,193 80,364 15,504 o 35,115 842 492 36,449 27,4SO 1,334 28,784 68,879 21,539 o 21,539 58,871 165,242 3 874 6,354 5,083 8,360 20,609 26,778 61,506 757 62,263 771 9,590 5,608 46,322 4,486 68,109 2,818 70,927 13,683 30,914 743 435 32,rR2 24,227 1,178 25,405 60,791 18,689 o 18,689 51,958 126, 119 3,295,908 3,428,597 8,022,359 112,667 8,135,026 232,329 1,292,923 898,362 7,244,613 233,979 15,940,847 804,555 16,745,402 2,090,057 o 8,360 4,178,231 94,900 67,229 4,340,360 1,304,592 69,529 1,374,121 7,886,303 3,186,285 34,S40 3,220,825 8,431,322 8,164,594 84.3 96.9 87.2 93.6 84.4 81.4 95.9 95.3 953 85.9 91.2 92.5 99.5 89.0 84.9 91.6 92.9 2, 778,4SO 3,322,310 6,995,497 98,246 7,rlJ3,743 217,460 1,091,227 731,267 6,947,584 222,982 15,191,627 766,741 15,958,368 1,795,359 7,624 3,864,864 87,783 62, 187 4,Ql4,834 1,298,069 69,181 1,367,2S0 7,018,810 2,705,156 29,324 2,734,480 7,723tyJ1 7,584,908 62,300 141,845 214,3(X) 25,400 239,700 8,700 62,592 43,098 2,825,4SO 15,700 312,3(X) 38,3(X) 3SO,600 157,300 149,900 7,soo 3,700 161,100 384,5S4 14,260 398.814 599,900 59,712 o 59,712 628,SOO 2,051,640 3,464,155 7)JYJ,797 123,646 7,333,443 226,160 1,153,819 774,365 9,773,034 238,682 15,so3,927 805,041 16,308,968 1,952,659 o 7,624 4,014,764 95,283 651El 4,175,934 1,682,623 83.441 1,766,064 7,618,710 2,764,868 29,324 2,794,192 8,351,591 9,636,548 CSXlRANSPORTATION, INC. ==================================================================================================================================== COUNIY ROADWAY OPERATING 1ELEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMFNTS POWER AND FURNITURE & lRACK WA1ER LINES OTIIER EQUIP. MA1ERIALS AND SUPPUES 1DTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND 1DTAL ASSESSED VALUE ===========~======================================================================================================================== 1).57,737 ISLE OF WIGHT: JAMES CrIY: LEE: J onesville District Rocky Station District Rose Hill District While Shools District Y okwn Station District Pennington Gap, Town of TOTALLFE COUNIY LOUISA: Lou&, Town of Minera~ Town of TOTAL LOUISA COUNIY NELSON: NEW KENT: ORANGE: Gordonwille, Town of Orange, Town of TOTAL ORANGE COUNIY PRINCE GEORGE: ROCKBRIDGE: Glasgow, Town of TOTALROCKBRIDGE COUNIY RUSSELl; St Pau~ Town of TOTAL RUSSElLCOUNIY SCOIT: Dungannon, Town of TOTALSCOIT COUNIY SHENANDOAH: CSXlRANSPORTATION, INC. 1,013,900 4,390,500 o 1,124,700 502,500 SO,<XX> 2,063,700 1,527,<XX> 395,900 5,663,800 6,332,300 423,100 188,600 6,944,<XX> 5,173,680 2,6SO,<XX> 1,483,200 305,700 403,900 2,192,800 479,140 3,372,600 306,890 3,679,490 4,508,<XX> 78,<XX> 4,586,<XX> 10,600,<XX> 279,500 10,879,500 221,700 133,580 471,834 o 131,295 58,881 8,788 241,675 176,994 65,530 683,163 556,468 34,625 15,513 606,606 661,559 231,500 126,549 79,064 30,907 236,520 74,172 390,583 59,026 449,609 271,538 4,570 276,108 612,409 15,819 628,228 74,848 14,OSO 30,726 64,964 o o o o o 6,766 71,730 58,530 3,642 1,516 63,688 56,700 24,218 13,311 2,773 3,198 19,282 4,604 J2,667 4,104 36,771 22,665 481 23,146 64,372 1,664 66,036 7,'i52JJ 12,073 26,401 55,821 o o o o o 5,814 61,635 SO,293 3,129 1,303 54,725 49,508 20,810 11,437 2,383 2,748 16,568 3,955 29,545 3,527 33,072 27/126 413 28,339 55,313 1,430 56,743 6,720 4 10,655 23,301 49,266 o o o o o 5,131 54,397 44,387 2,762 1,lSO 48,299 42,999 18,366 10,094 2,103 2,425 14,622 3,491 24,773 3,112 27,885 17,188 365 17,553 48,818 1,262 SO,08O 5,930 1,184,258 4,942,762 170,051 1,255,995 561,381 58,788 2,305,375 1,703,994 479,141 6,534,725 7,041,978 467,258 208,082 7,717,318 5,984,446 2,944,894 1,644,591 392,023 443,178 2,479,792 565,362 3,8SO,168 376,659 4,226,827 4,847,317 83,829 4,931,146 11,380,912 299,675 11,680,587 317,018 100.0 99.5 1,178,337 79,400 2,175,580 o 35,420 31,190 1,<XX> 163,920 43,9SO 146,040 421,520 208,100 107,600 78,300 394,<XX> 169,861 201,300 80,900 63,900 77,300 222,100 19,400 106,490 20,465 126,955 195,800 4,100 199,900 187,870 25,700 213,570 28,253 6,881,089 154,236 1,174,607 540,363 54,J21 2,254,895 1,589,473 580,621 6,348.516 7,2SO,078 574,858 286,382 8,111,318 5,370,345 2,589,609 1,519,917 406,920 465,081 2,391,918 Sll,265 3,282,879 331,209 3,614,088 4,6SO,484 81,139 4,731,623 10,009,597 284,320 10,293,917 290,427 ===================================================z===================================================z___===c========~===__==c___. COUNIY ROADWAY OPERATING 1ELEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & lRACK WAlER LINES OlHER EQUIP. MA1ERIALS 10TAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO 95.2 4,705,509 OPERATING lAND 10TAL ASSESSED VALUE -==============================================z===__=-_=====================_=================_======_____=ca___________________.__ SOUlHAMPfON: Boykins, Town of Branchville, Town of Newsoms, Town of TOTALSOUlHAMPfON COUNIY 2,428,5SO 76,500 91,6SO 102,6SO 2,699,3SO 336,587 9,491 11,600 14,885 372,563 35,402 998 1,220 1,461 39,081 30,420 858 1,048 1,255 33,581 26,848 757 925 1,108 29,638 2,857,f!1J7 88,604 106,443 121,359 3,174,213 90.7 154,236 1,139,187 509,173 53,J21 2,090,975 1,545,523 434,581 5,926,996 1SO,174 75,700 17,802 10,515 254,191 2,596,457 151,545 108,917 114,398 2,971,317 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUSSEX: Jarratt, Town of Stoney Creek, Town of TOTAL SUSSEX CmJNIY 2,623,<XX> 363,660 154,920 3,141,580 356,097 63,055 17,225 436,377 26,103 2,847 1,812 ?JJ,762 22,430 2,446 1,557 26,433 19,796 2,159 1,374 23,329 3,047,426 434,167 176,888 3,658,481 7,041,978 467,258 208,082 7,717,318 86.9 5,200,484 107,100 13,400 27,800 148,300 2,883,?JJ5 408,926 188,945 3,481,176 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WISE: Lipps District Richmond District Appalachia, Town of Big Stone Gap, Town of St Pau~ Town of TOTAL WISECOUN'IY o 1,204,<XX> 198,600 106,500 419,100 308,<XX> 2,236,200 o 59,584 22,674 14,370 42,183 58,828 197,639 8,652 o o 1,090 4,437 1,885 16,064 7,434 o o 937 3,812 1,816 13,999 6,561 o o 827 3,365 1,4?JJ 12,183 22,647 1,263,584 221,274 123,724 472,897 371,959 2,476,085 81.1 2,388,309 o 8,859 7,735 38,720 64,776 35,228 155,318 20,405 1,147,348 207,103 lSO,I95 490,856 370,363 2,386,270 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ YORK: Bruton District Nelson District TOTAL YORKCOUNIY 929,600 78,600 1,008,200 169,888 o 169,888 6,119 o 6,119 5).58 o 5,258 4,641 o 4,641 1,115,506 78,600 1,194,106 87.5 1,439,017 343,020 387,781 2,169,818 1,525,3?JJ 310,660 1,835,990 2,614,lJ64 387,374 3,001,438 TOTALCOUNllES: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 172,57S,7~ 151,471,890 16,637,656 1,394,477 1,347,548 1,lSO,795 172,002,366 87.0 491,865 16,325,559 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGGREGA1E TOTAL: 1~,16S,990 23,492,611 1,6SO,003 2,733,7SO 1,679,501 209,721,855 82.5 3,176,389 310,744 3,487,133 61,984,912 254,244,186 ______R~==_~~C_=_=====_==_______=_K=========_======_==----=============_====________=====__==_=_=R~=_=______________________________ CHESAPEAKEANDAl.BEMARIERAILROAD COMPANY, INC. 91.9 4,454,684 77,039 4,531,723 CITY ---=-==_=====___======__R_________==========__===__==_____======_=___===_==________=____==_===_=__=_______________=_=______==~____.. ROADWAY OPERATING 1ElEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WAlER lJNES 01HER EQUIP. MAlERlALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO 86.3 9,821,727 258,620 10,080,347 TOTAL ASSESSED OPERATING EXCL lAND lAND 10TAL AS...p~pn VALUE _===~K===================_===_=__==================_====--=================----=-==================_==____a~.______==____=_==a______ CHESAPEAKE: Butts Road Borough Pleasant Grove Borough Washington Borough TOTALCHESAPEAKF. CITY OF 1,203,7SO 368, 7SO 186,250 1,758,7SO o o o o o o o o 845 259 131 1,235 o o o o 1,204,595 369,009 186,381 1,759,985 82.7 262,174 235,720 119,<XX> 53,010 4(J1,7?JJ 1,390,927 4~ 231,749 2,095,556 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ~ 5 TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND 85.6 2,446,283 75,845 91,115 103,883 2,717,126 91.1 2, i76;J1)5 395,526 161,145 3,332,876 90.1 20,405 1,138,489 199,368 111,475 426,0lIl 335,135 2,230,952 97.6 1,088,734 76,714 1,16S,448 156,2S0,221 192,259,274 95.9 1,155,207 353,~ 178,739 1,687,826 r CHESAPEAKE WESIERN RAILWAY ==================================================================================================================================== CITY ROADWAY OPERATING 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & 1RACK WA1ER UNES OTHER EQUIP. MA1ERIAlS AND SUPPUES TOTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE HARRISONBURG: ==================================================================================================================================== 4,339,600 COUNIY 731,700 6,365 1,150 74,7~ 3,800 817,802 95.3 779,365 3,560,235 ==================================================================================================================================== ROCKINGHAM: Broadway, Town of Elkton, Town of Timberville, Town of TOTALROCKINGHAM COUNIY SHENANDOAH: MtJackson, Town of TOTAL SHENANDOAH COUNIY TOTALCOUNIlES: AGGREGRA1E TOTAL: 2,422,970 208,090 15,000 177,980 2,824,040 881,500 320,970 1,202,470 4,026,510 4,758,210 10,295 1,880 o 2,050 o 3,930 o o 635 o 635 4,292 o 7,m o 11,599 o o o 3,800 o o o o o 2,429,142 208,090 24,992- 177,980 2,840,204 95.6 2,322,260 198,934 23,892 170,149 2,715,235 242,900 57,700 13,400 32,100 346,100 40,905 48, 100 89,005 435,105 3,995,340 2,565,160 256,634 37,292 202,249 3,061,335 769,906 313,542 1,083,448 4,144,783 =======================================================================================================================ZE=========== 8,484,383 COMMONWFAL1H RAILWAY, INCORPORA1ED o o o o o o o o o 881,500 320,970 1,202,470 gJ,.7 729,001 265,442 994,443 CITY =====================================================================================================================_=EZ=========== 3,930 635 11,599 1,785 86,386 MA1ERIALS AND SUPPUES o 4,042,674 3,7rfJ,678 4,489,043 TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE CHESAPEAKE: Western Branch Borough ==================================================================================================================================== 186,558 PORTSMOUIH: SUFFOlK: Cypress Borough Sleepy Hole Borough TOTALSUFFOIX, CITY OF AGGREGA1E TOTAL: ROADWAY OPERATING 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & 1RACK WAlER UNES OTHER EQUIP. 48,300 55,550 6,000 141,400 147,400 251,250 1,071 1,500 o 4,860,476 TOTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO 576 51,447 95.9 49,338 137,220 546,880 ~,200 336,<XXl 366,200 1,050,300 600,097 35,882 490,337 526,219 ====-=======-==================================================================================-=====================--====-====~--= 1,312,~4 CONSOUDA1ED RAIL CORPORATION o o o o 55,550 95.8 53,217 COUNIY ==============================================================================================================-==========---======-- ROADWAY OPERATING AND IMPROVEMENTS 1RACK o o o o 21,575 21,575 MA1ERIALS AND SUPPUES o o o 6,000 162,975 168,975 94.7 5,682 154,337 160,019 OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE ============================__====~===================_=_======================._========================_==____a=_=____=__==_______ ARUNGI'ON: 14,600 o o o 1,071 23,075 o 576 275,972 262,574 TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND 94.9 13,855 o 13,85S _==_===================_==_=___=__=_==========_=====_=__=_==================_=__.==_~==_===============_=ss__Ke_____==_=-_=_______._ IN1ERSI'A1E RAILROAD COMPANY o 6 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, POWER AND FURNITURE & WAlER I1NES OTHER EQUIP. o o TOTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO o 14,600 -___~___=_=============_=====_========================__========================_=__==__=======_=_=====_e=___==__=_=___________=_a__ CITY ROADWAY OPERATING AND IMPROVEMENTS 1RACK 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, POWERAND FURNITURE & WAlER UNES OTHER EQUIP. MAlERIAlS AND SUPPUES TOTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE _____==_==================_=__===_E=========_===_==__=__=~_=====_=========_=____=_______====__==_=====____________________=________ 1,168.533 NORTON: COUNIY 747,107 10,540 10,840 688 o 769,175 99.0 761,483 4071J5O ________===_=================__=============___=====____s._cc==============_______________EZ==SC__=z==_=____________________________ WISE: Gladeville District Richmond District Appalachia Town of TOTAL WISECOUNIY AGGREGA1E TOTAL: 2,377,418 2,502,534 332,256 S,212,208 15,4llI 179,390 4,7W 199,590 7,968 7,968 2,656 18,592 675 99,862 1,178 101,715 o 370,~5 o 370,~5 370,~5 2,401,541 3,160,629 340,810 S,902,980 6,672,155 90.1 2,163,788 2,847,727 3071110 5,318,585 62,447 156,203 64,200 282,850 689,900 2,226,23S 3,003,930 371,270 5,601,435 ________=__=======_K=____=________~_===_______=S_=_=_=_____=__=======~======________=______===____.__________=______________________ 6,769,968 S,959,315 210,1~ NORFOlK AND PORTSMOUIH BFLTUNE RAILROAD COMPANY 29,432 102,403 6,080,()68 CITY __________=__=__________=____________=__=______=_=____________==============_==___________=E===__az_________________________________ ROADWAY OPERATING AND IMPROVEMENTS 1RACX 1EIEPHONF. MACHINERY, POWER AND FURNITURE & WAlER UNES OlHER EQUIP. MA1ERIAI.S AND SUPPUES TOTAL 1995 EXCLUDING LOCAL lAND RATIO TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSE~D VALUE __________________==_=____________=_=__==____=_=___=________=sa=============_==aa=_______======___=_________-=__=___________________ ClIESAPI:AKE: South Norfolk Borough Wash.n Borough TOTALCHESAPEAKE, CITY OF NORFOlK: 679,950 194,250 ~4,200 143,075 4,263 147,338 58,295 o 58,295 376,850 o 376,850 173,761 o 173,761 o 1,431,931 198,513 1,630,444 o 170,934 95.9 1,373,222 190,374 1,563,596 1,575,785 311,150 1,886,935 2,111,385 2,949,CX11 501,524 3,450,531 ~1JJ37 PORTSMOUIH: 506,650 253,388 8,642 67,944 200 836,824 95.8 801,6n 2,027,100 2,m,m ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AGGREGA1ETOTAL: 1,539,100 413,410 66,937 444,794 173,961 2,638,202 2,524,925 6,OlS,42O 8,550,34S 158,250 12,684 o 93.4 159,652 _==____c______=_=_=______________=====_==___________===____=_===_==============-=_===_____CC==___KE_=_______________________________ iii 7 I NORFOlK SOUIHERN RAILWAY COMPANY CITY ===============================================================================================================================~==-= ROADWAY OPERATING lElEPHONE, MACIllNERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & TRACK. WAlER LINES O1HER EQUIP. MAlERlALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPllES lAND RATIO 'IOTAL ASS~ED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND 'IOTAL ASS~ED VALUE ================m==================================================================================================================c AlEXANDRIA: CHARlDTIESVIUE: CHESAPF.AKE: South Norfolk Borough Washi~ton Borough 'IOTALCHESAPEAKE, CITY OF 912,999 1,186,715 641,500 633,509 1,275,009 645,970 328,760 77 ,rxYJ 2,983 80,883 o o 4,850 o 4,850 2,140 33,527 o 33,527 572 79,100 1,640,209 o 1,516,047 94.5 972 95.9 1,549,998 1,473,598 726,708 610,396 1,337,104 57,023,520 3,816,100 1,784,785 924,375 2,709,160 S8,S73,518 5,289,698 2,511,493 1,534,771 4,046,264 DANVIUE: -----------------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4,923,622 LYNOIBURG: MANASSAS: NORFOlK: RICHMOND: scum BOSION: VIRGINIA BFACH: Bayside Borough Lynnhaven Boro~ Virginia Beach Boro~ TOTAL VIRGINIABFACH TOTALCIT1ES: COUNIY 3,097,150 2,743,064 1,676,477 649,610 1,879,639 307,176 986,112 864,252 14,434 1,864,798 15,592,637 333,660 357,634 366,583 o 143,370 o 7,230 2,410 o 9,640 2,266,soo 623 o o o 4,850 742 o o o o 11,065 2,466 1,256 23,606 63,889 141 o 181 o o o o 148,495 160,980 388,575 o o o 757,777 636,492 1,394,269 82.8 94.9 96.9 93,4 95.1 92.5 96.7 2,966,222 3,096,524 1,979,862 606,736 1,950,943 284,992 960,562 838,062 13,958 1,812,582 17,058,561 1,957,400 1,038,750 7,562,865 2,050,100 4,228,225 103,700 1,662,782 1,922,632 554,400 4,139,814 84,629,634 4,135,274 9,542,727 2,656,836 6,179,168 388,692 2,623,344 2,760,694 568,358 5,952,396 101,688.195 ==============K_=a_====_=======================~=====================_.============================_========._====_=_____=__=____=aa 8,OlS,179 AlBEMARlE: AMELIA: AMHERSI': Amherst, Town of TOTALAMHERSf COUNIY CAMPBElL: Altavista, Town of TOTALCAMPBELLCOUNIY 6,390,205 3,167,390 4,107,839 275,159 4,382,998 3,821,001 514,628 4,335,629 NORFOlK SCUIHERN RAILWAY COMPANY 989,720 1,500 635,085 40,905 675,990 565,BOO 56,845 622,645 o 4,044 o o o o o o 1,187 8,913 141 9,054 8 731 701 151 852 970,840 o 970,840 3,582,394 3,262,934 o 2,043,201 97.0 882 82.9 84.4 7,159,679 2,799,173 4,744,Q99 262,134 5,(X)6,233 3,703,052 482,451 4,185,so3 855,soo 127,600 m,rxYJ 12,400 322,D) 258,038 94,(l36 3S2P74 2,926,773 5,os3,999 274,534 5,328,533 3,961,090 S76,487 4,537,577 COUNIY -=-=====-=_=_==========_=_=_=_==_._===_=_===_==:========_-=_=_======_=_====_===_=_=_==_==_==__=_==:===_==____E===========_====_====_ ROADWAY OPERATING lElEPHONE, MACIllNERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & TRACK. WAlER UNES 01HER EQUIP. o 649,610 MAlERlALS 'IOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO o 2,051,465 'IOTAL ASS~ED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND 'IOTAL ~ED VAUJE CHPSIERFIEID: ====--=====================-=-=-=-====================--_._.=-=====--==-=-----=._---=---=--=--==-===--==------=======--=====------~ 3,263,744 CUUJEPER.: Culpeper, Town of TOTALCUI..PEPER COUNIY FAIRFAX: aifton, Town of TOTALFAlRFAXCOUNIY FAUQUIER: Remington, Town of The Plains, Town of TOTAL FAUQUIER COUNTY HAIlFAX: Clo\!er, Town of Scottsburg. Town of TOTALHAIlFAX COUNTY HENRICO: Sanitary No.2 TOTALHENRICO COUNIY HENRY: KING WilliAM: West Point, Town of TOTALKING WIUJAM COUNIY NELSON: NEWKENT: NOITOWAY: Burkeville, Town of TOTALNOITOWAY COUNIY ORANGE: Orange, Town of TOTAL ORANGE COUNIY PI1TSYLV ANIA: ClIatham, Town of Gretna, Town of Hurt, Town of TOTALPITISYLVANIA COUNIY i 2,443,538 4,555,153 671,037 5,226,190 4,270,021 151,817 4,421,838 8,360,369 48,419 132,712 8,541,soo 2,142,096 136,136 1S2,S38 2,4~,770 1,428,611 240,597 1,669,208 220,836 1,938,436 566,117 2,S04,553 4,S<l2,273 1,973,497 1,388,525 212,150 1,600,675 4,293,378 470,015 4,763,393 8,755,433 480,906 225,560 540,346 10,002,245 o 660,475 89,425 749,rxYJ 543,399 16,880 S60,279 489,410 41,130 o 530,S40 11,000 1,soo o 12,SOO o o o o o 3,625 3,625 688.390 o o 1,500 1,500 611,020 65,BOO 676,820 1,462,360 62,905 33,735 62,720 1,621,720 2,860 o o o o o o o o o o 3,925 247 108 4,lro o o o 3,054 o o o o o 1,936 361 2,297 o o o 4,161 o o o 4,161 31,230 271 81 81 31,663 9 650 792 212 1,004 550 110 660 1,911 60 120 2,091 1,231 70 71 1,372 245 41 286 o 478 171 649 982 487 266 31 297 591 1,187 1,778 o 308,099 95.9 2,346,719 917,025 285,rxYJ 338,200 624,100 9,733,805 288,265 10,022,070 8S1,rxYJ 35,200 61,soo 948,600 5O,rxYJ 15,rxYJ 15,600 82,400 276,7M 43,950 320,730 29,700 103,BOO 408,400 512,200 128,485 76,000 51,BOO 96,BOO 148,600 235,300 230,200 465,soo 326.SOO 44,300 93,700 44,100 S08,600 4,975,462 1,022,046 5,997 ,S<l8 14,124,146 442,217 14,566,363 9,199,044 119,701 186,761 9,so5,S<l6 1,924,263 135,643 148,158 2,208,064 1,604,187 267,S<l3 1,871,690 223,36S 1,815,861 911,633 2,727,494 4,640,025 1,676,901 1,231,136 278,308 1,509,444 4,527,165 7OO1ff/ 5;J27;1A2 9,697,910 541,591 330,770 595,376 11,165,647 89.9 4,689,562 683,846 5,373,408 o o o o 993,342 866,662 14,434 1,874,438 912 4,390,341 153,952 4,544,293 18,322,666 o 7,381,112 o 3,173,665 5,722,677 316,205 6,038,882 o o o 4,387,S<l2 571,624 4,959,126 o 2,447,048 o o o 5,216,420 760,674 5,977,094 o o o 4,813,970 168,807 4,982,m o o o o 8,851,690 89,609 132,832 9,()74,131 o o o o 2,1S8,252 137,953 152,717 2,448,922 o o o 1,428,856 240,638 1,669,494 o 223,890 o o o 1,938,914 569,913 2,S08,827 o 5,191,645 o 1,973,984 o o o 1,390,727 214,042 1,604,769 o o o 4,904,989 537,002 5,441,991 o o o o o 10,253,184 544,082 259,376 603,147 11,659,789 94.3 8,347,144 84,501 125,261 8,SS6,906 86.8 1,873,363 119,743 132,S58 2,125,664 92.9 1,327,407 223,553 1,550,960 86.5 193,665 88.3 1,712,061 503,233 2,215,294 86.9 4,511,S40 81.1 1,600,901 84,8 1,179,336 181,S<l8 1,360,844 87.5 4,291,865 469,m 4,761,742 91.4 9,371,410 497,291 237 ,Q7O 551,276 10,651,047 NORFOlK SOUIHERN RAILWAY COMPANY COUNIY ==================================================================================================================================== ROADWAY OPERATING 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WA1ER UNES 0lHER EQUIP. MA1ERIALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO TOTAL A~ED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE POWHATAN: ===============================================:==================================================================================== 1,rr19,f118 PRINCE WIUlAM: Buckhall Fire District Gainesville Fire Dist Nokesville Fire Dist Stonewall Jackson Dist Wellington Fire Dist Yorkshire Fire District Haymarket, Town of TOTAL PRINCE WIllIAM COUNf'Y SHFNANIX>AH: Edirilurg, Town of Strasburg, Town of Tom Brooks, Town of Woodstock, Town of TOTALSHFNANIX>AH COUNlY WARRFN: Front Roya~ Town of TOTAL WARRFN COUNlY TOTALCOUNl1ES: AGGREGA1E TOTAL: 1,055,512 308,226 99,724 1,562,044 1,064,947 11,481 577,716 194,199 143,839 3,962,176 2,198,558 129,261 412,240 125,810 454,347 3,320,216 2,047,962 928,351 2,976,313 79,890,955 95,483,592 o 37,970 12,325 o 170,740 o 51,795 24,005 o 296,835 o 1,000 4,250 o o 5,250 o 1,875 1,875 7,439,089 9,705,589 1,344 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 22,040 33,105 57,586 121,475 324 o 20 o 853 o 92 o 70 1,035 997 81 423 20 172 1,693 559 232 791 970,840 1,359,415 o 1,057,180 100.0 95.1 1,005,378 73,700 335,100 110,100 714,150 314,510 36,000 309,110 234,000 64,680 2,117,650 134,740 28,200 106,965 9,780 93,170 372,855 90,877 336,514 427,391 19,433,080 104,062,714 667,794 217,798 2,215,274 1,S02,82.5 47,033 914,158 443,694 'ID2,977 6,211,553 1,953,m 135,993 451,752 113,841 469,057 3,124,415 2,139,398 1,266,972 3,406,370 99,212,471 ====================ZR=========================================================================================================-==-- 200,900,666 NORFOlK AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY o o o o o o o o o 346,196 112,069 1,562,044 1,236,540 11,481 629,603 218,204 143,909 4,260,046 96.1 332,694 107,698 1,501,124 1,188,315 11,033 605,048 209,694 138,297 4,093,903 CITY ================z============================================================================================================__==___ ROADWAY OPERATING 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WA1ER UNESOlHEREQUlP. o o o o o o 2, 199,555 130,342 416,913 125,830 454,519 3,327,159 MA1ER1ALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO o o o 2,048,521 930,458 2,978,979 ~.7 1,819,032 107,793 344,787 104,061 375,887 2,751,560 OPERATING lAND TOTAL AS."R~P.D VALUE ================================================_=====================================================================_=m====_====== BEDFORD: BRISfOL: BUFNA VIsrA: CHESAPEAKE: Deep Creek Borough South Norfolk: Borough Washington Borough TOTALCHESAPEAKF. CITY OF 1,214,322 1,229,053 455,402 4,690,243 3,574,515 762,729 9,fll7,487 NORFOlK AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY 98,090 402,32S 90,525 314,710 363,304 351,245 1,fll9,259 17,196 46,899 9,912 23,854 130,889 3,513 158,256 4,064 2,548 23,123 511 26,1~ 10 1,342 1,180 1,385 88,380,510 106,703,176 o 1,330,950 2,048,521 930,458 2,978,979 79,779,391 96,837,952 TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND 93.9 1,249,762 341,135 895,200 361,700 1,363,135 5,434,470 455,200 7,252,&l5 1,590,897 2,449,090 853,729 6,188,204 9,358,536 1,527,360 17,074,100 CITY ====================================~==========z========================================_========================__==========_==~_== ROADWAY OPERATING 1EIEPHONE. MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWERAND FURNITURE & mACK WA1ER UNES 0lHER EQUIP. 1,683,521 o 557,224 MA1ERIALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPUES lAND RATIO o o o o 5,031,355 4,091,831 1,117,998 10,241,184 92.3 1,553,890 OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE ==========_==_========_=======_=_==_========_=====_==========~==================~============================~=~a=====_==_===______. EMPORIA: FRANKUN: HOPEWElL: LYNCliBURG: MARTINSVIUE: NORFOlK: NORTON: PEIERSBURG: RADFORD: ROANOKE: SAlEM: SOUIH BOSfON: SUFFOlK: Chuckatudr Borough Cypress Borough Holy Neck Borough Suffolk: Borough Whaleyville Borough TOTAL SUFFOLK, CITY OF WAYNESBORO: TOTALCTI1ES: COUNIY 77,213 43,369 680,818 3,(J)(j,073 725,063 10,620,475 797,576 4,320,417 1,806,434 12,983,615 4,338,387 255,449 2,272,186 2,rxJ71YJ5 1,265,310 588,683 12,S72 7,045,846 843,574 60,070,573 25,154 22,085 208,100 471,795 122,010 20,614,380 164,424 468,600 414,300 27,951,945 394,690 42,087 276,370 170,075 157,510 326,716 5,015 935,686 140,188 53,595,643 645 441 28,342 97,536 16,287 593,400 12,758 58,424 64,033 797,m 49,870 1,869 17,794 16,689 12,130 14,517 172 61,302 16,550 2,031,542 2,327 13,289 1,490,500 20,138 4,486 6,132 13,664,704 2,432 1,727 1,216 685 4,316 o 7,944 15,248,698 160 970 1,042 720,055 5,987,905 521 1,080 6,709,140 o 103,172 88.3 492,fll9 234,670 175,245 784,100 631,300 187,900 39,285,075 2,361,595 1,677,600 1,336,S60 11,560,700 2,578,000 107,400 116,300 148,400 1,290,700 499,400 76,200 2,131,000 522,83S 72,424,820 332,064 240,639 1,666,904 4,(J)(j,370 970,184 71,077;524 3,346,542 6,306,338 3,396,078 69,938,m 6,784,348 384,832 2,548,269 3,079,436 2,650,246 1,384,118 93,018 9,755,Q87 1,439,109 202,212,412 ===___===__=================_=====z=========_===========================================_==================_-=====__=__sz__________= APPOMATIOX: Appomattar, Town of Pamplin, Town of TOTALAPPOMATIOX COUNIY .-- 4,937,674 344,917 346,060 5,628,651 222,470 25,965 34,655 283,090 42,099 4,880 4,617 51,596 11 3,465 347 174 3,986 o 66,865 o 919,587 o 4,188,693 o 864,402 34,038,810 o 994,896 o 4,851,927 o 2,290,899 61,385,991 o 4,785,379 o 299,926 o o o o o o 2,568,077 3,095,075 1,435,635 934,232 17,759 8,050,778 o 1,001,392 137,655,596 o o o o 5,205,708 376,109 385,506 5,967,323 95.9 4,82.5,069 3,924,066 1,072,160 9,~1,295 TOTAL ASS~ EXCL lAND 94.4 97,394 97.8 65,394 96.0 882,804 94.9 3,975,070 90.5 782,284 93.4 31,792,249 99.0 984,947 95.4 4,628,738 89.9 2,059,518 95.1 58,378,077 87.9 4,206,348 92.5 m,432 94.7 2,431,969 2,931,036 1,359,546 884,718 16,818 7,624,Q87 91.5 916,274 129,787,592 72.6 3,779,344 273,055 279,877 4,332,276 139,215 106,545 68,000 313,760 3,918,559 379,600 347m 4,646,036 NORFOLK AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY COUNIY ==================================================================================================================================== ROADWAY OPERATING lELEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WAlER UNES 011IER EQUIP. MAlERIALS TOTAL 1995 AND EXCLUDING LOCAL SUPPLIES lAND RATIO TOTAL ASSESSED EXCL lAND OPERATING lAND TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE ==================================================================================================================================== AUGUSTA: Middle River District Riverheads District South River District Wayne District Grottoes, Town of TOTALAUGUSTA COUNIY BEDFORD: B01ETOURT: Buchanan, Town of Troutville, Town of TOTALBOlETOURTCOUNIY BRUNSWICK: Ulwreoceville, Town of TOTAL BRUNSWICK COUNIY BUCHANAN: Grundy, Town of TOTAL BUCHANAN COUNlY CAMPBEll: Altavista, Town of Brookneat Town of TOTALCAMPBElLCOUNIY CHARLOTIE: Phenilr, Town of TOTALCHARLOTIE COUNIY CIARKE: Benyville, Town of Bo~ Town of TOTALCIARKE COUNlY CUMBERlAND: Farmville, Town of TOTALCUMBERlANDCOUNlY DICKENSON: DINWIDDIE: 1,213,534 1,781,759 909,281 398,483 5,080 4,308,137 16,200,945 6,766,725 232,400 138,195 7,137,320 236,400 40,956 277,356 14,382,256 327,112 14,709,368 12,496,578 1,220,671 849,530 14,566,779 8,764,908 418,447 9,183,355 1,969,660 127,045 94,078 2,190,783 1,048,975 116,835 1,165,810 1,230,628 11,027,442 ~ NORFOLK AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY 140,220 189,110 108,065 67,740 530 505,665 1,009,230 722,300 30,985 22,585 775,870 59,950 31,060 91,010 2,566,430 34,325 2,600,755 974,958 153,135 86,755 1,214,848 513,980 32,745 546,725 219,490 32,220 11,200 262,910 37,745 4,200 41,945 186,335 710,589 17,140 21,312 13,196 8,280 62 59,990 .77,395 86,953 3,635 2,777 93,365 13,305 667 13,972 211,982 3,462 215,444 166,590 4,247 3,090 173/n7 29,537 930 30,467 26,794 3,924 1,363 32,081 7,em 788 7,887 16,962 117,170 1,042 1,390 869 521 o 3,822 7,634 5,549 174 174 5,897 2,248 970 3,218 20,571 347 20,918 9,709 521 521 10,751 3,812 174 3,986 1,727 174 174 2,075 4,160 12 347 174 521 1,727 o 6,170 6,170 19,645 o 19,645 o o o o o o 1,371,936 1,993,571 1,031,411 475,024 5,672 4,877,614 92.4 96.9 872 86.5 93.6 84.4 85.8 95.3 85.5 95.3 85.9 1,267,669 1,842,060 953,024 438,922 5,241 4,506,916 16,759,053 6,611,092 232,993 142,773 6,986,858 269,796 69,047 338,843 16,100,027 341,870 16,441,897 11,518,773 1,163,516 793,272 13,475,561 7,989,899 388,070 8,377,969 2,113,440 155,685 101,795 2,370,920 935,512 104,307 1,039,819 1,368,176 10,187,191 51,500 76,000 57,200 16,100 400 201,200 634,825 309,100 50,300 17,000 376,400 61,700 228,000 289,700 627,100 168,100 795,200 419,936 167,945 154,636 742,517 274,896 25,887 300,783 179,000 241,100 59,400 479,500 48,600 27,m 75,920 113,200 326,900 1,319,169 1,918,060 1,010,224 455,022 5,641 4,708,116 17,393,878 6,920,192 283,293 159,773 7,363,258 331,496 297,047 628,543 16,727,127 509,970 17,237,rm 11,938,709 1,331,461 947,908 14,218,078 8,264,795 413,957 8,678,752 2,292,440 396,785 161,195 2,850,420 984,112 131,627 1,115,739 1,481,376 10,514,091 COUNIY ==================================================================================================================================== ROADWAY OPERATING lElEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WAlER UNES OTI-IER EQUIP. o 17,295,204 MAlERIALS TOTAL 1995 TOTAL AND EXCLUDING LOCAL ASSESSED OPERATING SUPPLIES lAND RATIO EXCL lAND LAND o o o o 7,581,527 267,194 163,731 8,012,452 TOTAL ASSESSED VALUE =======_===============================================================================================================c============ FRANKUN: Boones Mill, Town of Rodcy Mount, Town of TOTALFRANKUN COUNIY GIlES: Glen Lyn, Town of Narrows, Town of Pembrokt, Town of TOTAL GIlES COUNlY GREENSVIllE: HALIFAX: Halifal, Town of TOTALHALIFAX COUNIY HENRY: Ridgeway, Town of TOTAL HENRY COUNlY ISLE OF WIGHf: Windsor, Town of TOTAL ISLE OF WIGHT LUNENBURG: MONTGOMERY: Christianilurg, Town of TOTAL MONTGOMERY COUNIY NOITOWAY: BJacbtonc, Town of Burkevillt, Town of Crewt, Town of TOTALNOITOWAY COUNIY PAGE: Luray, Town of Shenand~h, Town of Stanley, Town of TOTALPAGECOUNIY 3,602,123 188,688 286,982 4,rrn,793 14,214,243 399,271 254,878 139,948 15,008,340 191,952 3,610,010 52,576 3,662,586 3,677,101 95,043 3,772,144 3,197,785 425,178 3,622,963 101,850 16,682,508 2,272,948 18,955,456 7,915,441 637,005 468,864 2,343,430 11,364,740 3,519,907 32:3,277 644,218 201,616 4,689,018 420,630 28,750 42,510 491,890 1,206,243 33,290 38,640 10,810 1,288,983 464,443 8,040 472,483 511,045 13,520 524,565 292,853 26,275 319,128 1,334,750 143,690 1,478,440 387,040 43,m 33,185 627,851 1,091,396 396,150 59,900 243,150 32,020 731,220 56,634 3,871 5,597 66,102 161,411 4,440 3,409 316 169,576 o 1,914 20,424 386 20,810 66,061 1,779 67,840 61,609 2,945 64,554 o 109,028 20,469 129,497 46,664 5,479 4,523 146,628 203,294 48,394 6,598 24,811 3,924 83,727 o 2,606 347 174 103,248 106,375 3,117 521 13,311 174 17,123 13 3,291 174 674 4,139 7,634 174 174 174 8,156 1,042 4,474 174 4,648 3,812 o 3,812 1,564 174 1,738 2,432 7,634 521 8,155 o o o 39,087 39,087 o o 345 o 345 311,903 79,823 391,726 17,200,884 365,246 17,566,130 o o o o 13,647,835 1,378,574 939,896 15,966,305 o o o 9,312,237 452,296 9,764,533 o o o o 2,217,671 163,363 106,815 2,487,849 o o o 1,094,166 121,997 1,216,163 o 1,435,652 o 11,859,361 o o o o 4,082,678 221,483 335,763 4,639,924 o o o o o 15,589,531 437,175 297,101 151,248 16,475,055 o 194,908 o o o 4,em,351 61,176 4,160,527 o o o 4,258,019 110,342 4,368,361 o o o 3,553,811 454,572 4,008,383 o 104,282 o o o 18,133,920 2,437,628 20,571,548 8,351,751 686,151 506,746 3,260,244 12,804,892 3,967,568 390,296 925,835 237,734 5,521,433 97.3 3,972,446 215,503 326,697 4,514,646 89,0 13,874,683 389,086 264,420 134,611 14,662,800 84.9 165,477 86.8 3,558,237 53,101 3,611,338 86.5 3,683,186 95,446 3,778,632 99.5 3,536,042 452,299 3,988,341 86.6 90,308 96.4 17,481,em 2,349,873 19,830,972 84.8 7,082,285 581,856 429,721 2,764,687 10,858,549 89.6 3,554,941 349,705 829,548 213,010 4,947,204 271,900 58,300 465,200 795,400 224,500 18,200 9,800 6,700 259,200 62,708 160,800 54,800 215,600 375,800 8,400 384,200 134,400 79,700 214,100 5,230 491,100 318,500 809,600 134,200 2ffI ,800 112,(0) 585,400 1,039,400 196,600 91,500 127,500 20,700 436,Dl 4,244,346 273,803 791,897 5,310,046 14,em,183 4(J7 ,286 274,220 141,311 14,922,000 228,185 3,7191)37 107,901 3,826,938 4,058,986 103,846 4,162,832 3,670,442 531,999 4,202,441 95,538 17,972,199 2,668,373 20,640,572 7,216,485 789,656 541,721 3,350,087 11,897,949 3,751,541 441,205 957,048 233,710 5,383,504 NORFOI.K.AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY =============================================================================================================================_==E==~ ROADWAY OPERATING lEIEPHONE, MACHINERY, MAlERIALS IDTAL 1995 lOTAL lOTAL COUNIY AND IMPROVEMENTS POWERAND FURNITURE & AND EXCLUDING LOCAL ASSESSED OPERATING ASSESSED mACK WAlERLlNESO'IHEREQUlP. SUPPUES lAND RATIO EXCLIAND lAND VALUE =================================================================================================================================_z= PITISYLVANIA: 1,165,810 73,775 2,113 347 0 1,242,045 1,135,229 23,300 1,158,529 Hurt, Town of 238,623 24,280 560 0 0 263,463 240,805 10,150 250,955 lOTALPITISYLVANIACOUNIY 1,404,433 98,055 2,673 347 0 1,505,508 91.4 1,376,034 33,450 1,409,484 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINCE EDWARD: 13,248,830 726,738 155,491 6,929 0 14,137,988 10,688,319 352,191 11,040,510 Farmvill~ Town of 614,272 30,505 5,656 774 0 651,207 492,312 191,356 683,668 Pamplin, Town of 89,023 3,750 826 174 0 93,773 70,892 16,265 rr7,157 lOTALPRINCEEDWARDCOUNn 13,952,125 760,993 ,161,973 7,877 0 14,882,968 75.6 11,251,523 559,812 11,811,335 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PRINCE GEORGE: 4,245,998 231,305 25,m 1,564 0 4,504,644 rr7.0 3,919,040 131,800 4,050,840 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PUlASKI: 4,945,929 556,510 115,695 2,821 0 5,620,955 4,755,328 162,710 4,918,038 Doolin, Town of 229,733 20,285 4,420 112 0 254,550 215,349 102,470 317,819 Pulask~ Town of 1,008,082 110,760 21,970 4,185 0 1,144,997 968,667 400,910 1,369,577 TOTALPUlASKICOUNIY 6,183,744 687,555 142,085 7,118 0 7,(J]JJ,502 84.6 5,939,344 666,090 6,605,434 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ROANOKE: 7,635,190 673,009 141,m 2,596 0 8,452,432 7,869,214 518,900 8,448,114 Vmton, Town of 1,138,252 75,410 8,137 225 0 1,222,024 1,137,704 219,800 1,351,504 ~~~~~~~_~~__________~~:~________!~~~_______~~~:~_______:~:_________~_____!~~~~~~___!!!_____!~~~:~______~~~~_____!~~:~18 ROCKBRIOOE: 4,373,209 462,647 55,342 2,361 0 4,893,559 4,037,186 100,227 4,144,413 Glasgow, Town of 405,011 62,920 7,526 337 0 475,794 392,530 22,125 414,655 ~~~~~~~~~_______~~~________~:s!67 62,868 2,698 0 5,369,353 82.5 4,429,716 129,352 4,559,068 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ROCKINGHAM: 2,453,915 276,215 33,783 1,472 0 2,765,385 2,643,708 109,200 2,752,908 E1kton, Town of 227,193 32,920 4,687 225 0 265,025 253,364 89,500 342,864 Grottoes, Town of 125,953 18,850 1,848 0 0 146,651 140,198 64,500 204,698 ~~~~~_~~ 2,807,()61 327,985 40,318 1,697 0 3,177,061 95.6 3,037,270 263,200 3,300,470 - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RUSSEll.; 9,553,620 1,037,845 88,752 9,811 0 10,690,028 9,824,136 237,300 10,001,436 Oevdand, Town of 121,940 12,470 1,129 0 15,(175 150,614 138,414 47,800 186,214 Honakec, Town of 270,143 26,355 2,406 225 0 299,129 274,900 146,900 421,800 TOTALRUSSElLCOUNIY 9,945,703 1,(176,670 92,2fr1 10,036 15,(175 11,139,771 91.9 10,237,450 432,000 10,669,450 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SMYIH: 3,886,413 286,755 62,615 1,697 0 4,237,480 3,699,320 143,310 3,842,630 Chilmwie, Town of 282,309 25,620 5,586 112 0 313,627 273,796 122,030 395,826 Marion, Town of 551,283 62,965 12,329 2,425 0 629,002 549,119 273,390 822,509 lOTALSMYIH COUN'IY 4,720,005 375,340 80,530 4,234 0 5,180,109 rr7.3 4,522,235 538,730 5,060,965 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SOUIHAMPTON: 3,231,884 275,940 17,767 2,024 0 3,527,615 3,019,638 241,915 3,261,553 Capron, Town of 12,318 4,430 129 0 0 16,877 14,447 44,320 58,767 Courtland, Town of 16,128 6,350 205 250 0 22,933 19,631 53,rr75 73,506 Ivor, Town of 518,333 40,395 5,302 225 0 624,255 534,362 85,850 620,212 TOTALSOUIHAMProN COUNIY 3,838,663 327,115 23,403 2,499 0 4,191,680 85.6 3,588,008 425,960 4,014,038 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 NORFOI.K.AND WESIERN RAILWAY COMPANY E~========________========_=~=============_====:======___==_=_=====_==______=__==______=___=_______.=_=_=_=_==========-------------- COUNIY ROADWAY OPERATING lEIEPHONE, MACHINERY, AND IMPROVEMENTS POWER AND FURNITURE & mACK WAlER LINES O'IHER EQUIP. MAlERIALS lOTAL 1995 lOTAL AND EXCLUDING LOCAL ASSESSED OPERATING SUPPUES lAND RATIO EXCL lAND lAND lOTAL ASSESSED VALUE =~====__===_=__=__==__=_=====_======_=______=_=c=====_===========_=_=_==_=======m==========m=__==:K====__====----==----------------- SUSSEX: Wakefield, Town of Waverly, Town of TOTAL SUSSEX COUNIY 5,478,544 518,138 514,142 6,570,824 369,595 36,100 44,615 450,310 61,404 4,638 5,111 71,153 1,809 112 112 2,033 o o o o 5,911,352 558,988 623,980 7,094,320 5,385,242 509,238 568,446 6,462,926 113,500 48,900 159,600 322,1XXl 5,498,742 558,138 728,046 6,784,926 91.1 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TAZEWEU.; Clear Fork District 4,443,005 424,822 26,489 1,911 0 4,896,227 4,519,218 91,600 4,610,818 Jeffersonville District 2, 108,592 204,015 18,573 1,134 0 2,332,314 2,152,726 751m 2;JZ1,726 Maiden Spring District 4,054,592 638,723 39,048 2,361 0 4,734,724 4,370,150 186,100 4,556,250 Bluefield, Town of 742,664 70,100 4,476 337 0 817,577 754,624 114,800 869,424 Cedar BluC( Town of 715,259 77,330 7,027 337 0 799,953 738,357 32,200 'T7O,551 Pocahontas, Town of 210,786 47,045 4,277 225 0 262,333 242,133 2,600 244,733 Richlands, Town of 944,001 130,580 10,279 3,748 0 1,088,608 1,004,785 1,710,800 2,715,585 Tazewel~ Town of 646,021 59,508 4,999 337 0 710,865 656,128 206,100 862,228 lOTAL TA2EWElLCOUNlY 13,864,920 1,652,123 115,168 10,390 0 15,642,601 92.3 14,438,121 2,419,200 16,857,321 -----------------------------------------------.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WARREN: 2,650,249 312,330 38,150 1,697 0 3,002,426 3,002,426 167,195 3,169,621 Front Raya~ Town of 553,239 184,670 14,(173 2,185 0 754,167 754,167 113,035 867 ;Jn2 TOTAL WARREN COUNlY 3,203,488 4971m 52,223 3,882 0 3,756,593 100.0 3,756,593 280,230 4,(l36,823 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ WASHINGION: 4,128,719 370,260 96,987 4,630 0 4,600,596 4,154,338 220,500 4,374,838 AbinFon, Town of 1,022,560 65,545 14,309 337 0 1,102,751 995,784 350,800 1,346,584 Glade Spri~ Town of 470,705 54,360 12,154 2,584 0 539,803 487,442 59,nl 546,742 lOTAL WASHINGION COUNIY 5,621,984 490,165 123,450 7,551 0 6,243,150 90.3 5,637,564 630,600 6,268,164 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WISE: All Districts 3,626,887 211,700 8,596 562 0 3,847,745 3,466,818 19,933 3,486,751 Lip~ District 0 288,625 19,335 1,359 0 309,319 278,696 68.159 346,855 Cocburn, Town of 463,860 52,230 4,748 225 0 521,063 469,478 41,896 511,374 St. Pau~ Town of 294,449 43,650 2,113 1,312 0 341,524 307,713 68,803 376,516 TOTAL WISECOUNlY 4,385,196 596,205 34,792 3,458 0 5,019,651 90.1 4,522,705 198,791 4,721,496 WYIHE: Rural Retreat, Town of WytheviDe, Town of lOTAL WYIHE COUN'IY 4,444,173 224,780 1,005,611 5,734,564 572,930 28,rr70 rr7 ,990 689,790 125,043 6,306 19,260 150,609 3,158 112 337 3,r:m o o o o 5,145,304 260,068 1,173,198 6,578,570 4,116,243 208,054 938,558 5,262,855 61,370 51,570 64,270 183,210 4,177,613 265,624 1,002,828 5,446,065 80.0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ lOTALCOUNnES: 253,103,786 24,161,734 3,026,593 298,127 80,322 280,670,562 250,022,118 16,884,768 266,906,886 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ AGGREGAlE lOTAL: 313,174,359 n,751$n 5,058,135 15,546,825 6,789,462 418,326,158 379,f!JY),710 89,309,588 469,119,298 ~_===_=__=__________==__=___=_____=_==_==_____=s__==z=_=_========_==-===_=========_====____=________=====_____._-----_--------_----- 15