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Board of Supervisors Meeting of January 10, 2001
Januarv 11. 2001
AGENDA ITEM/ACTION ASSIGNMENT
1. Call to Order Joint Meeting with School Board. Meeting was called to Order at 4:31 p.m., by the
Chairman. All 80S members oresent.
3. Discussion: Compensation. None.
. ACCEPTED the recommendations of the Committee as
follows:
. Base salary structure adjustment of 4.5% to reflect market
competitive salary levels;
. Adjust classified employees' base salaries based on years
in position up to the midpoint as a means of addressing pay
compression;
. Use WorldatWork data base as a basis for the County
Executive's and Superintendent's budget recommendation,
considering available revenue (anywhere between 3.3%
and 4.6%)~ for the annual merit 0001
4. Other matters not listed on the Agenda.
. There were none.
5. Adjourn.
. The meeting was adiourned at 6:05 o.m.
1. Call to order. Meeting was called to Order at 7:00 p.m., by the
Chairman. All BOS members present. Also
present was County Executive, County Attorney
and Clerk.
4. Others Matters Not Listed on the Agenda from the Public. I
. There were none.
5.1 Appropriation: General Fund, $4,572.75 (Form #20043). Clerk: Forward to Melvin Breeden and copy
. APPROVED aoorooriate persons.
5.2 Appropriation: Education, $194,676.92 (Form #20044). Clerk: Forward to Melvin Breeden and copy
. APPROVED appropriate persons.
5.3 Appropriation: Education, $62,955 (Form #20045). Clerk: Forward to Melvin Breeden and copy
. APPROVED appropriate persons.
5.4 Resolution concurring with the IDA of the City of Harrisonburg Clerk: Forward to Michael Graff at McGuireWoods
to assist Virginia Public Television Stations. and copy County Attorney. (Attachment 1)
. ADOPTED .
6. SP-OO-44. Moyer (Triton PCS CVR 361A) Sign #59). Clerk: Set out conditions of approval. (Attachment
. APPROVeO subject to 11 conditions. 2)
7. ZTA-OO-01. UREF Research Park, Inc. - Signs in Public Rights- Clerk: Forward to Zoning Department and County
of-Way. Attorney's office for inclusion in next update of the
. ADOPTED the ordinance. County Code. (Ordinance will be forwarded under
seoarate cover.)
8. Appointments. Clerk: Prepare appointment letters, update Boards
. REAPPOINTED George R. Larie and James E. Clark, Jr., to and Commission books and notify appropriate
the Equalization Board, with terms to expire on December 31, persons.
2001.
9. Other matters not listed on the agenda from the Board. None
. VOTED to forward letter to City Council in response to the
Mayor's tetter regarding the Meadow Creek Park.
. CONSENSUS of Board to meet with Planning Commission to
discuss issues that have been identified and need to be
addressed.
. Mr. Cilimberg reported that he attended a meeting on the Route
29 South Corridor Study on Tuesday, January 9, 2001. There
will be a public hearing on Thursday, January 18, 2001, from
4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., at Red Hill School.
. Ms. Humphris mentioned a letter Board members received
concerning real estate assessments. She suggested a
standard letter be prepared informing individuals of the
process.
. Ms. Humphris said there was some excellent information in
County Connections regarding the Govemor's proposed
reduction in fundino.
9. Adjourn.
. Meeting was adiourned at 7:55 D.m.
lewe
Attachment 1 _ Resolution concurring with the IDA of the City of Harrisonburg to assist Virginia Public
Television Stations.
Attachment 2 - Conditions of Approval
Attachment 2
Agenda Item No.6. SP.2000-44. Mover (Triton PCS CVR 361A) (Sian #59). PUBLIC
HEARING on a request to allow communication fac including 74" high wood pole communication tower,
flush mount antenna & ground equip on 30' by 30' leased area of a 8.982 ac parcel w/access road on
9.25 ac adj parcel (TM 92, P 56B1), in accord w/Sec 10.2.2.6 of the Zoning Ord. TM 92, P 5683. Located
at 1863 Thomas Jefferson Pkwy (St Rt 53) between Gobblers Ridge & Mountain Brook Dr. Znd RA & is
wlin ECOD. Scottsville Dist.
APPROVED SP.2000-44 subject to the following conditions:
1. The top of the pole, as measured Above Sea Level (ASL), shall never exceed seven (7) feet
above the top of the tallest tree, as measured ASL, within twenty-fIVe (25) feet of the pole. No
antennas or equipment, with the exception of the grounding rod, shall be located above the top of
the pole.
2. The pole shall be designed, constructed and maintained as follows:
a. The pole shall be a wooden pole, dark brown in color;
b. Guy wires shall not be permitted;
c. No lighting shall be permitted on the site or on the pole, except as provided by condition
number nine (9) herein;
d. The ground equipment cabinets, antenna, and all equipment attached to the pole shall be
dark brown in color and shall be no larger than the specifications as shown on the
attached plan entitled "Moyer PropertyNJentworth Farm;"
e. A grounding rod, not exceeding two (2) feet above the top of the pole, and with a width
not to exceed one (1)-inch diameter at the base and tapering to a point, may be installed
at the top of the pole;
1. Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall provide a statement to the
Planning Department by a licensed surveyor certifying the height of the tallest tree, as
identified in condition number one (1);
g. Within one (1) month after the completion of the pole, the applicant shall provide a
statement to the Planning Department certifying the height of the pole, measured both in
feet above ground and also measured ASL;
h. The pole can never extend above the top of the tallest tree, except as described in
condition number one (1) of these conditions of approval, without prior approval of an
amendment to this special use permit;
3. The pole shall be located in accordance with the plan submitted by the applicants, dated
November 7, 2000. The facility and the new access road shall be located according to the plan
submitted by the applicant, entitled "Moyer propertyNJentworth Farm," dated November 7, 2000;
4. Antennas shall be attached to the pole only as follows:
a. Antennas shall be limited to those shown on the attached plan entitled "Moyer
PropertyNVentworth Farm;"
b. No satellite or microwave dishes shall be permitted on the pole;
c. Only flush mounted antennas shall be permitted. No antennas that project out from the
pole beyond the minimum required by the support structure shall be permitted. However, in no case shall the antennas project out from the pole more than twelve (12) inches;
5. Prior to beginning construction or installation of the pole or the equipment cabinets, or installation
of access for vehicles or utilities, a tree conservation plan, develOped by a certified arborlst,
specifying tree protection methods and procedures and identifying any existing trees to be
removed on the site both inside and outside the access easement and lease area shall be
submitted to the Director of Planning and Community Development for approval. All construction
or installation associated with the pole and equipment building, including necessary access for
construction or installation, shall be in accordance with this tree conselVation plan. Except for the
tree removal expressly authorized by the Director of Planning and Community Development, the
permittee shall not remove existing trees within two hundred (200) feet of the pole and equipment
building. A special use permit amendment shall be required for any future tree removal within the
two hundred (200)-foot buffer, after the installation of the subject facility;
6. The pote shall be disassembled and removed from the site within ninety (90) days of the date its
use for wireless telecommunications purposes is discontinued;
7. The permittee shall submit a report to the Zoning Administrator one (1) time per year, no later
than July 1 of that year. The report shall identify each user of the pole and certify that the height
of the pole is in compliance with condition number one (1);
8. No slopes associated with construction of the pole and accessory uses shall be created that are
steeper than 2:1 unless retaining walls, revetments, or other stabilization measures acceptable to
the County Engineer are employed;
9. Outdoor lighting shall be limited to periods of maintenance only. Each outdoor luminare shall be
fully shielded such that all Ught emitted is projected below a horizontal plane running through the
lowest part of the shield or shielding part of the luminare. For purposes of this condition, a
luminare is a complete lighting unit consisting of a lamp or lamps together with the parts designed
to distribute the light, to position and protect the lamps, and to connect the lamps to the power
supply;
10. The permittee shall comply with Section 5.1.12 of the Zoning Ordinance. Fencing of the lease
area shall not be permitted; and
11. The applicant shall enlarge the access driveway entrance on the right side (exiting) to provide a
safe access for vehicles turning right onto State Route 53. The finished overall width of the
driveway entrance shall be a minimum of fourteen (14) feet and include extensions of drainage,
as appropriate. Prior to issuance of building permits, the applicant shall obtain approval of the
driveway improvement plans from the Virginia Department of Transportation.
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AGENDA TITLE:
Appropriation - General Fund
AGENDA DATE:
January 10, 2001
ITEM NUMBER:
ACTION:
INFORMATION:
SUBJECT/PROPOSAL/REQUEST:
Request approval ofApprbpriation #20043 in the amount CONSENT AGENDA:
of $4,572.75 to recognize revenues from the Town of ACTION: X
scottsville for Sheriff expenses for July, 2000.
INFORMATION:
ATTACHMENTS:
STAFF CONTACnS):
Messrs. Tucker, Breeden; Ms. White
REVIEWED BY:
BACKGROUND:
The Sheriff's Department incurred salary and fringe expense for July, 2000 relating to services provided to the
Town of Scottsville. This represents the final expenses incurred by the County relating to the contract between
the Sheriff's Department and the Town. The expenses have been billed to the Town and the revenue has been
recognized.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends the Board of Supervisors approve the appropriations, totaling $4,572.75, as detailed on
Appropriation #20043.
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APPROPRIATION REQUEST
FISCAL YEAR:
00/01
NUMBER
20043
TYPE OF APPROPRIATION:
ADDITIONAL
TRANSFER
NEW
x
ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED?
YES
NO
x
FUND:
GENERAL
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION:
TOWN OF SCOTTSVILLE POLICE EXPENSES FOR JULY 2000.
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EXPENDITURE
CODE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
1
1
1000
1000
31021
31021
110000 WAGES
210000 FICA
$4,247.80
324.95
TOTAL
$4,572.75
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REVENUE
CODE DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
2 1000 16000 160308 RECOVERED COST
$4,572.75
TOTAL
$4,572.75
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TRANSFERS
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REQUESTING COST CENTER: FINANCE DEPT
APPROVALS:
SIGNATURE
DATE
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
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DEC 27, 2000
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
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COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AGENDA TITLE:
Appropriation - Education
AGENDA DATE:
January 10, 2001
ITEM NUMBER:
ACTION:
INFORMATION:
SUBJ ECT/PROPOSALlREQUEST:
Request approval of Appropriation #20044, in the amount of
$194,676.92, for various contributions and SOL awards.
CONSENT AGENDA:
ACTION: X
INFORMATION:
STAFF CONT ACT(Sl:
Messrs. Tucker, Castner, Breeden; Ms. White
REVIEWED BY:
ATTACHMENTS:
BACKGROUND:
At its meeting on November 9, 2000, the School Board approved the following appropriations:
Grant - State Department of Education
Albemarle County Schools received a grant from the State Department of Education in the amount of $4,695.43. This grant
is to be used to pay for postage for schools to mail School Performance Report Cards.
Donation - Monticello Hioh School
Monticello High Schooi received a donation in the amount of $1 ,200.00 from the Monticello High School Athletic Boosters Club,
Inc. This donation will be lJsed to purchase a wrestling mat for the school.
Donation - Greer Elementary School
Greer Elementary Schooi received a donation In the amount of $516.00 from SUNCOM. This donation is to help with bus
expenses for a field trip to Williamsburg for the 4th grade class.
Donation - Stone Robinson Elementarv School
Stone Robinson Elementary Schooi received a donation in the amount of $100.00 from NICHD: Study of Earty Child Care and
Youth Development. This donation will be used to purchase instructional/recreational materials for the school.
Donation -l3roadus Wood Elementarv School
Broadus Wood Elementary School received a donation in the amount of $2,250.00 from the Broadus Wood PTO. This donation
is to be used to pay the salary of the Spanish teacher at Broadus Wood Elementary School.
Textbook Fund
The textbook fund has collected $905.49 from the school for textbooks, which were lost, damaged or sold. It is requested this
money be appropriated for the 2000-01 fiscal year to purchase replacement textbooks.
Award _ Viroinia Standards of Learnino Trainino Initiative Fund
Albemarle County Public Schoois has received an award of $185,010.00 from the Virginia StandardS of Learning (SOL)
Training initiative Fund for tiscal year 00-01. The funds have been allocated to school divisions via the Standards of Learning
Training Initiative for the implementation and evaluation of a comprehensive teacher training program to be conducted within
the school division in the core content areas and leedership training for administrative staffing implementing the SOL SOL
Training Initiative funds wili be used to support the following activities: graduate level courses for staff to support the division
literacy recommendations; stipends for teacher training to support professional development efforts in the SOL's; consultant
services in support of SOL training efforts; and educational materials and printing cost in support of the SOL training.
Recommendation:
Staff recommends the Board of supervisors approve the appropriations, totaling $194,676.92, as detailed on Appropriation
#20044.
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01.001
APPROPRIATION REQUEST
FISCAL YEAR:
00/01
NUMBER
20044
TYPE OF APPROPRIATION:
ADDITIONAL
TRANSFER
NEW
x
ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED?
YES
NO
x
FUND:
SCHOOL
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION:
CONTRIBUTIONS AND SOL AWARD.
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CODE
EXPENDITURE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
1 2201 61411 520100 Postal Services $164.34
1 2202 61411 520100 Postal Services 117.38
1 2203 61411 520100 Postal Services 131.47
1 2204 61411 520100 Postal Services 178.42
1 2205 61411 520100 Postal Services 230.07
1 2206 61411 520100 Postal Services 183.12
1 2207 61411 520100 Postal Services 75.12
1 2209 61411 520100 Postal Services 70.43
1 2210 61411 520100 Postal Services 187.82
1 2211 61411 520100 Postal Services 112.69
1 2212 61411 520100 Postal Services 173.73
1 2213 61411 520100 Postal Services 56.35
1 2214 61411 520100 Postal Services 206.59
1 2215 61411 520100 Postal Services 89.21
1 2216 61411 520100 Postal Services 211 .29
1 2251 61411 520100 Postal Services 173.73
1 2252 61411 520100 Postal Services 230.08
1 2253 61411 520100 Postal Services 211.29
1 2254 61411 520100 Postal Services 230.08
1 2255 61411 520100 Postal Services 248.86
1 2301 61411 520100 Postal Services 610.43
1 2302 61411 520100 Postal Services 370.94
1 2303 61411 520100 Postal Services 28.18
1 2304 61411 520100 Postal Services 403.81
1 2304 61105 601300 Ed/Rec Supplies 1,200.00
1 2204 61101 420100 Field Trip 516.00
1 2210 61101 601300 Ed/Rec Supplies 100.00
1 2201 61101 132100 P-TWages -Teacher 2,077.87
1 2201 61101 210000 FICA 172.13
1 2114 61101 602000 Textbooks 905.49
1 3139 60607 152100 P-T Wages-Substitues 5,000.00
210000 FICA
312500 Consultants
5801 00 Dues
580500 Staff Dev
601300 Ed/Rec Supplies
382.50
101,969.50
6,000.00
60,000.00
11,658.00
TOTAL
$194,676.92
CODE
REVENUE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
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2 2000 24000 240351 State Grant-SOL Postage $4,695.43
2 2000 18100 181109 Donation 1,200.00
2 2000 18100 181109 Donation 516.00
2 2000 18100 181109 Donation 1 00.00
2 2000 18100 181109 Donation 2,250.00
2 2000 19000 190214 Textbook Fund 905.49
2 3139 24000 240354 VA SOL's 185,010.00
TOTAL $194,676.92
TRANSFERS
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REQUESTING COST CENTER:
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EDUCA TION
APPROVALS:
SIGNATURE
DATE
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
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DEC 29, 2000
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BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
AGENDA TITLE:
Appropriation - Education
AGENDA DATE:
January 10, 2001
ITEM NUMBER:
ACTION:
INFORMATION:
SUBJECT/PROPOSAL/REQUEST:
Request approval of Appropriation #20045 in the amount of
$62,955.00 for various education contributions and grants.
CONSENT AGENDA:
ACTION: X
INFORMATION:
ATTACHMENTS: Yes
STAFF CONTACT(S):
Messrs. Tucker, Castner, Breeden; Ms. White
REVIEWED BY:
BACKGROUND:
At its meeting on November 30, 2000, the School Board approved the following appropriations:
Donation - Meriwether Lewis Elementary School
Meriwether Lewis Elementary School received a donation from the Meriwether Lewis PTO in the amount of $3,500.00. This
donation is to support the reading specialist working extra hours during the school year.
Grant - VirQinia Commission for the Arts
The Virginia Commission for the Arts has made grant awards to three Albemarle County Schools. Artist-in-Education
Residency Program Grants were made to Crozet Elementary in the amount of $3,000.00 and Stony Point Elementary in the
amount of $2,660.00. The Commission also awarded a Touring Assistance Grant to Broadus Wood Elementary in the amount
of $495.00. These programs will involve interactive activities to include hands on learning experience for students with
performing, visual, and musical arts.
Grant - TechnoloQY Literacy Challenge Grant
The Virginia Department of Education awarded Albemarle County Public Schools Technology Literacy Challenge Grant in the
amount of $53,300.00. This award represents the fourth winning proposal submitted to the Department of Education. The
project specified in this grant will allow for the implementation of a course designed by Albemarle County Schools, The
University of Virginia's School for Continuing and Professional Studies, and The Curry Center for Technology and Teacher
Education. The course will be offered for three graduate credits to seven teams of select teachers and other instructional
personnel, and is designed to provide them with the knowledge and skills necessary to be effective technology instructors of
teachers and administrators.
Participants who successfully complete the three-credit course will deliver a series of one-credit technology courses through
the UVA School of Continuing and Professional Studies. These courses will be available to Albemarle County educators as
well as educators from neighboring public and private schools. These one credit mini-courses, designed to prepare teachers
to demonstrate mastery of the Virginia Department of Education's Technology Standards for Instructional Personnel, will be
conducted at schools throughout the County. Tuition for both the one and three credit courses will be provided by the grant.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends the Board of Supervisors approve the appropriations, totaling $62,955.00, as detailed on Appropriation
#20045.
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APPROPRIATION REQUEST
FISCAL YEAR:
00101
NUMBER
20045
TYPE OF APPROPRIATION:
ADDITIONAL
TRANSFER
NEW
x
ADVERTISEMENT REQUIRED?
YES
NO
x
FUND:
SCHOOL
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION:
CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS.
CODE
EXPENDITURE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
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1 2206 61101 152100 Sub-Wages Teacher $3,237.50
1 2206 61101 210000 FICA 262.50
1 3104 60203 312700 Prof. Servo Inst 3,000.00
1 3104 60211 312700 Prof. Servo Inst 2,660.00
1 3104 60201 601300 Instructional Supplies 495.00
1 3131 61311 312500 Prof. Servo Inst 48,500.00
1 3131 61311 580000 Misc. Expenses 4,800.00
TOTAL
$62,955.00
CODE
REVENUE
DESCRIPTION
AMOUNT
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2 2000 18100 181109 Donation $3,500.00
2 3104 24000 240300 Comm. Grant-Crozet $3,000.00
2 3104 24000 240355 Comm.Grant-S-Point $2,660.00
2 3104 24000 240365 Comm.Grant-B-Wood $495.00
2 3131 24000 240312 Tech. Challenge Grant $53,300.00
TOTAL $62,955.00
TRANSFERS
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REQUESTING COST CENTER:
EDUCATION
APPROVALS:
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE
SIGNATURE
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DATE
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR
DEC 29, 2000
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David P. Bowerman
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Lindsay G. Dorrier, Jr.
Scottsville
Charlotte Y. Humphris
Jack Jouett
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Office of Board of Supervisors
401 Mcintire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296-5843 FAX (804) 296-5800
Charles S. Martin
Rivanna
Walter F. Perkins
While Hall
Sally H. Thomas
Samuel Miller
January 11,2001
Mr. Michael W. Graff, Jr.
McGuire Woods LLP
One James Center
901 East Cary Street
Richmond, VA 23219-4030
Dear Mr. Graff:
At its meeting on January 10, 2001, the Board of Supervisors adopted the
attached resolution concurring with the Industrial Development Authority of the City
of Harrisonburg to assist Virginia public television stations.
If you need any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
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Ella W. Carey, ~
Clerk
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Enclosure
cc: Larry W. Davis
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Printed on recycled paper
At a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia, held on
the lOth day of January, 2001, the following members of the Board of Supervisors were recorded as
present:
PRESENT:
David P. Bowerman
Lindsay G. Dorrier, Jr.
Charlotte Y. Humphris
Charles S. Martin
Walter F. Perkins
Sally H. Thomas
On motion by Ms. Humphris, seconded by Mr. Bowerman, the attached Resolution was
adopted by a majority of the members of the Board of Supervisors by a roll call vote, the votes being
recorded as follows:
MEMBER
Mr. Bowerman
Mr. Dorrier
Ms. Humphris
Mr. Martin
Mr. Perkins
Ms. Thomas
VOTE
Aye
Aye
Aye
Aye
Aye
Aye
RESOLUTION
OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE, VIRGINIA
WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia (the "Governing
Body") has been asked by the Industrial Development Authority of the City of Harrisonburg, Virginia
(the "Harrisonburg Authority") to concur with a resolution of inducement adopted by the
Harrisonburg Authority at its meeting held on December 12, 2000 for the benefit of the Virginia
Public Broadcasting Board (the "VPBB") to assist in financing the acquisition of certain equipment for
the conversion of Virginia's public television stations to the Federal Communications Commission's
new digital standard (the "Project"); and
WHEREAS, Section 15.2-4905 of the Industrial Development and Revenue Bond Act,
Chapter 49, Title 15.2, Code of Virginia of 1950, as amended (the "Act"), provides that if a locality
has created an industrial development authority, no industrial development authority created by a
another locality may finance a facility located in the first locality unless the governing body of such
first locality concurs with the inducement resolution adopted by such industrial development
authority; and
WHEREAS, a portion of the equipment constituting the Project will be located in the County
of Albemarle, Virginia and operated by the Virginia public television station or stations serving the
Albemarle County area and the Governing Body constitutes the highest elected governmental unit of
the County of Albemarle, Virginia;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
COUNfY OF ALBEMARLE, VIRGINIA:
1. The Governing Body concurs with the resolution adopted by the Harrisonburg
Authority and approves the loan by the Harrisonburg Authority for the benefit of the VPBB, as
required by Section 15.2-4905 of the Act.
2. This resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.
Adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia this 10th day of
January, 2001.
[SEAL]
McGuireWoods LLP
One James Center
901 East Cary Street
Richmond, VA 23219-4030
Phone: 804.775.1000
Fax: 804.775.1061
www.mcguirewoods.com
Michael W. Graff, Jr.
Direct: 804.775.4300
McGUIREWCDDS
mgraff@mcguirewoods.com
Direct Fax: 804.698.2068
December 15, 2000
BY FACSIMILE - 804-296-5800
AND BY REGULAR MAIL
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Ms. Ella Carey
401 Mcintire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902
Public Television Financing
Dear Ms. Carey:
As I briefly discussed with Larry Davis, the IDA of Harrisonburg is assisting Virginia's
Public Television Stations with a financing for equipment required for the Federal
Communications Commission's mandated conversion to a digital broadcast standard. Under
the IDA statute, the governing body of each locality in which this equipment will be located must
concur in the Harrisonburg IDA's inducement resolution for the financing. Some of this new
equipment will be used by WHT J at the Transmitter and Tower located on Carter's Mountain in
Albemarle County. Therefore, we would ask the Board of Supervisors adopt the attached
resolution at its January 10 meeting.
Thank you for your assistance. Please call me with any questions you may have about
this matter.
Sincerely,
~~.
Michael W. Graff, Jr.
MWG,Jr./ds
Enclosure
cc: Larry Davis (by fax: 804-972-4068, w/encl)
BOARD 0
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SP 00-44 Moyer
(Triton peS)
Top of yellow balloon is at 80 feet
View from Gobbler's Ridge driveway (just across Route 53
from proposed location of wood pole) looking south
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COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Department of Planning & Community Development
40 I McIntire Road, Room 218
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296 - 5823
Fax (804) 972 - 4012
December 21, 2000
Valerie W. Long
McGuire, Woods, LLP
POBox 1288
Charlottesville, VA 22902
RE: SP-2000-44 (Triton PCS CVR361A); Tax Map 92, Parcel 5681
Dear Ms. Long:
The Albemarle County Planning Commission, at its meeting on December 12, 2000,
unanimously recommended approval of the above-noted petition to the Board of Supervisors.
Please note that this approval is subject to the following conditions:
"
1. The top of the pole, as measured Above Sea Level (ASL) shall never exceed seven (7) feet
above the top of the tallest tree, as measured ASL, within twenty-five (25) feet of the pole.
No antennas or equipment, with the exception of the grounding rod, shall be located above
the top of the pole.
2. The pole shall be designed, constructed and maintained as follows:
g.
,....,."
a.
b.
c.
The pole shall be a wooden pole, dark brown in color;
Guy wires shall not be permitted;
No lighting shall be permitted on the site or on the pole, except as provided by
condition number nine (9) herein;
The ground equipment cabinets, antenna, and all equipment attached to the pole
shall be dark brown in color and shall be no larger than the specifications as
shown on the attached plan entitled "Alltell/I-64 West Site."
A grounding rod, not exceeding two feet above the top of the pole, and with a
width not to exceed one-inch diameter at the base and tapering to a point, may
be installed at the top of the pole.
Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall provide a statement to
the Planning Department by a licensed surveyor certifying the height of the tallest
tree, as identified in condition number one.
Within one month after the completion of the pole, the applicant shall provide a
statement to the Planning Department certifying the height of the pole, measured
both.in feet above ground and also measured Above Sea Level.
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The pole can never extend above the top of the tallest tree, except as described
in condition number one of these conditions of approval, without prior approval of
an amendment to this special use permit.
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3. The pole shall be located in accordance with the plan submitted by the applicants, dated
November 7,2000. The facility and the new access road shall be located according to the
plan submitted by the applicant, entitled Moyer PropertylWentworth Farm, dated November
7,2000.
4. Antennas shall be attached to the pole only as follows:
a. Antennas shall be limited to those shown on the attached plan entitled "Moyer
Property Wentworth Farms."
b. No satellite or microwave dishes shall be permitted on the pole.
c. Only flush mounted antennas shall be permitted. No antennas that project out
from the pole beyond the minimum required by the support structure, shall be
permitted. However, in no case shall the antennas project out from the pole more
than 12 inches.
5. Prior to beginning construction or installation of the pole or the equipment cabinets, or
installation of access for vehicles or utilities, a tree conservation plan, developed by a
certified arborist, specifying tree protection methods and procedures and identifying any
existing trees to be removed on the site both inside and outside the access easement and
lease area shall be submitted to the Director of Planning and Community Development for
approval. All construction or installation associated with the pole and equipment building, ~"
including necessary access for construction or installation, shall be in accordance with this
tree conservation plan. Except for the tree removal expressly authorized by the Director of
Planning and Community Development, the permittee shall not remove existing trees within
two hundred (200) feet of the pole and equipment building. A special use permit
amendment shall be required for any future tree removal within the two hundred-foot buffer,
after the installation of the subject facility.
6. The pole shall be disassembled and removed from the site within ninety (90) days of the
date its use for wireless telecommunications purposes is discontinued.
7. The permittee shall submit a report to the Zoning Administrator one time per year, no later
than July 1 of that year. The report shall identify each user of the pole and certify that the
height of the pole is in compliance with condition number one.
8. No slopes associated with construction of the pole and accessory uses shall be created that
are steeper than 2: 1 unless retaining walls, revetments, or other stabilization measures
acceptable to the County Engineer are employed.
9. Outdoor lighting shall be limited to periods of maintenance only. Each outdoor luminare
shall be fully shielded such that all light emitted is projected below a horizontal plane running
though the lowest part of the shield or shielding part of the luminare. For purposes of this
condition, a luminare is a complete lighting unit consisting of a lamp or lamps together with
the parts designed to distribute the light, to position and protect the lamps, and to connect
the lamps to the power supply.
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10. The permittee shall comply with Section 5.1.12 of the Zoning Ordinance. Fencing of the
lease area shall not be permitted.
11. The applicant shall enlarge the access driveway entrance on the right side (exiting) to
provide a safe access for vehicles turning right onto State Route 53. The finished overall
width of the driveway entrance shall be a minimum of fourteen feet and include extensions
of drainage, as appropriate. Prior to issuance of building permits, the applicant shall obtain
approval of the driveway improvement plans from the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Please be advised that the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will review this petition and
receive public comment at their meeting on January 10, 2001. Any new or additional
information regarding your application must be submitted to the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors at least seven days prior to your scheduled hearing date.
If you should have any questions or comments regarding the above noted action, please do not
hesitate to contact me.
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Amelia McCulley
Jack Kelsey
Steve Allshouse
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PLANNING COMMISSION:
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
Joan D. McDowell
December 12, 2000
January 10,2001
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Applicant's Proposal:
The applicant, Triton PCS, Inc., has proposed to construct a communication
facility on a 30' by 30' lease area within an 8.92-acre parcel. The facility
would consist of a wooden pole and ground equipment cabinets. Two
directional flush mounted antennas and a two-foot high lightening rod would
be attached to the pole. One additional flush mounted antenna, labeled
"future antenna" has been requested, also (see Sheet C- 7, Detail 4 of the
attached exhibit). An existing driveway on an adjacent property, under the
same ownership, would serve as an entrance into the property. A new
driveway along the Virginia Power easement would provide access to the
site. The applicant has also requested a waiver from the required setback that
would be equal to the height of the structure, as the proposed pole is 76 feet
from the State Route 53 right-of-way (Section 4.10.3.1), as well as a waiver
from the requirements to submit a preliminary site plan (Section 32.2.2). ~
Petition:
Petition by Triton PCS, in a joint venture with AT&T Digital PCSto
construct a telecommunication facility on a 900 square foot lease area of an
8.982-acre parcel. The property is zoned RA Rural Area and is within a
Comprehensive Plan Rural Area 4 land use designation. The facility would
be located on property described as Tax Map 92, Parcel 56B3 and the
proposed access is located on property described as Tax Map 92, Parcel
52B 1. The site is located on the south side of State Route 53 between
Cobblers Ridge Road and Mountain Brook Road in the Scottsville
Magisterial District.
Character of the Area:
The parcel contains a single-family residence and is heavily wooded with
primarily deciduous trees. Virginia Power transmission lines are located
between the proposed site and State Route 53. The area has been developed
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with single family residences and has large expanses of wooded, unimproved
1""""\ lots. The site is within an Entrance Corridor Overlay District.
The surrounding properties are also zoned RA, Rural Areas District.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff has reviewed this request for compliance with the provisions of Section
31.2.4.1 of the Zoning Ordinance and with the Personal Wireless Service
Policy and recommends conditional approval.
Planninl: and Zoning History:
The following project was concurrently processed with the subject
application: ARB(BP)-2000-12. The Architectural Review Board approved
a Certificate of Appropriateness for this application.
Comprehensive Plan:
Natural Resources and Cultural Assets (Chapter Two). Establishment of
1"1 the importance of the County's scenic resources is shown by the following
goal: "Preserve the County' sscenic resources as being essential to the
County's character, economic vitality and quality of life." Chapter Two
implements this goal by providing measures to "Maintain the visual integrity
of all of Albemarle's roadways." Among the implementation measures, the
identification of local scenic highways has led to the inclusion of twenty
designated arterial streets and highways within an Entrance Corridor overlay
district in the Zoning Ordinance. The Architectural Review Board approved a
Certificate of Appropriateness for this proposal, subject to the following
conditions:
1. Indicate that no trees shall be cut within a 200' radius of the pole.
2. The height of the pole shall not exceed 1 0' above the tallest tree within
a 25' radius, as certified by a surveyor.
A balloon flown at the site could not be seen from any vantage point along
State Route 53.
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STAFF COMMENT:
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In the following sections, Staff will address the issues of this request:
1. Provisions of Section 31.2.4.1 of the Zoning Ordinance are
discussed below:
The Board of Supervisors hereby reserves unto itself the right
to issue all special use permits permitted hereunder. Special
use permits for uses as provided in this ordinance may be issues
upon a finding by the Board of Supervisors that such use will
not be of substantial detriment to adjacent property.
The trees surrounding the site would provide substantial screening of the
equipment at the base of the tower from adjacent properties and from the
nearby roads. A condition of approval would require a 200-foot tree
protection buffer.
The proposed 80 height of the wooden pole is based on a 73 foot tall
Chestnut Oak tree located within 25 feet of the pole. The site topography is
depicted on sheet C-6 of the application and the topography of the general ~
area is shown on an attached exhibit. The top of the 80- foot tower would be
at 530.5 feet Above Sea Level (ASL) elevation and the top of the 73-foot
high tree would be 525.0 feet ASL. Using the ASL measurement, the
proposed pole would be five and one half feet above the top of the tallest tree.
When advised of this information, the applicant has requested that the pole be
maintained at seven above the top of the tree, as measured ASL. The
application was filed prior to the preference for height to also include
topography as a consideration. As this facility is virtually hidden by the
surrounding trees, staff believes the request will not be of substantial
detriment to the adjacent properties.
It should be understood that, as the trees grow, the height of the pole might
need to be extended also, in order to achieve desired coverage. If approved,
this condition would allow the extension, without compromising the goal for
limited visibility, as maximum pole height has a direct relationship with the
tree heights.
that the character of the district will not be changed thereby.
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Based on the limited visibility of the facility, the design and materials, and
them~1'1im~lple~l1gre911ired to accoITIl11()d~te the ~a~ility, the proposed
.. . facility would have minimal impact on the character of the district.
and that such use will be in harmony with the purpose and intent of this
ordinance.
The purpose and intent of the Zoning Ordinance, as stated in Sections 1.4,
1.5, and 1.6, with particular reference to Sections 1.4, 1.4.4, and 1.5, address,
in one form or another, the provision of public services. The use of wireless
telephones clearly provides a public service, as evidenced by the expanded
and rapid increase in this technology. Section 1.4.3 states as intent of the
Ordinance, "To facilitate the creation of a convenient, attractive and
harmonious community." The provision of the facility would increase the
availability and convenience for users of wireless phone technology.
The limited visual impact of the facility would not conflict with the
attractiveness of the community. Therefore, this request complies with
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with the uses permitted by right in the district,
The proposed tower would not restrict the current uses, or by right uses on
any other property. The proposed conditions would limit tree clearing on this
site in order to reduce any visual impacts of this tower from adjacent
properties. Also, access to the site would generally be limited. The applicant
has advised that a monthly maintenance visit is customary. As the site would
not have any permanent lighting, there would not be any nighttime visual
impacts.
with additional regulations provided in Section 5.0 of this ordinance.
Section 5.1.12 of the Ordinance contains regulations governing tower .
facilities 'and appropriate conditions are proposed to ensure compliance with
this provision of the Ordinance.
and with the public health. safety and general welfare,
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The provisions of increased wireless communication facilities may be
considered consistent with the public health, safety and general welfare by
providing increased communication services in the event of emergencies and
by increasing overall general communication services.
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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 addresses issues of environmental
effects with the following language: "No state or local government or
instrumentality thereof my regulate the placement, construction, and .
modification of personal wireless service facilities on the basis of the
environmental effects of radio frequency emissions to the extent that such
facilities comply with the Commission's regulations concerning such
emissions." In order to operate this facility, the applicant is required to meet
the Federal Communication Commission guidelines for radio frequency
emission.s. This requirement will adequately protect the public health and
safety, in regard to emissions.
The Virginia Department of Transportation has advised us of a concern
regarding safe egress from the site. The existing narrow driveway does not
allow right turns without the vehicle crossing over the center lane, into
oncoming traffic. Therefore, a condition of approval has been offered
requiring the applicant to make driveway improvements to allow safe egress.
2. Section 704(a)(7)(b ) (I) (II) of the Telecommunications Act of 1996:
The regulation of the placement. construction and modification of
personal wireless facilities by any state or local government or
instrumentality thereof shall not prohibit or have the effect of
prohibiting the provision of personal wireless services.
Neither the Comprehensive Plan nor the Zoning Ordinance prohibits the
provision of personal wireless service. The purpose of this facility would be
to provide additional service along the State Route 53 corridor, with an intent
to eventually provide seamless service. However, the denial of this
application would not prohibit the personal wireless services in this area.
3. County of Albemarle Personal Wireless Service Draft Facilities
Policy
Although, at the time of the writing of this report, the Board of Supervisors
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voluntarily using the Policy as a guiding instrument. In concert with the
1"'""1 Policy, the proposed communication facility would implement the following
summarized guidelines:
Limited visibility: the proposed tower would be located at a height
that would limit the visibility from adjoining properties, as well as
from nearby roadways. With its natural mottled brown and black
colors and textures. the proposed wooden tower would be unobtrusive.
The equipment cabinets also would be painted dark brown, to blend
with its surrounding environment. The flush mounted directional
antennas are designed to be as inconspicuous as possible and would
also be painted a dark brown color to match the wooden pole. No
permanent lighting would be used on the site or the pole.
Protection of ridgetops and ridgelines: The proposed site is not on a
ridgetop or ridgeline.
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No adverse impacts to resources identified in the Open Space Plan or
designated as Avoidance Areas: the proposed site would not create
negative impacts on the area, as the use and traffic to the site would be
limited. The impacts of this site on a designated scenic resource would
be limited.
Utilize existing structures: the applicant has determined that no
existing facility within this area would permit the additional
equipment.
Appropriateness in any zoning district: the size of the pole would be
limited by the tree heights surrounding the facility. The unlighted site
and the natural, earthen colors used on the equipment, the directional
antennas, and the limited height would be unobtrusive, thus,
appropriate in the RA District.
Ground based equipment in keeping with the area character: the
proposed equipment cabinets would be consistent in size with the
existing equipment cabinets. The dark brown color would aid in
blending the cabinets into the surrounding environment.
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Limited visibility of the antennas: the brown painted panel antennas
would be approximately 45 inches long, 6 inches wide, and have a
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mounting distance between the monopole 8.10 inches. A drawing of
the proposed antenna is located on sheet C-7 of the application exhibit ~
attached for reference.
4. Waiver of a site plan in accord with the provisions of Section
32.2.2 of the Zoning Ordinance.
The Commission may waive the drawing of a site plan if requiring a site plan
would not forward the purpose of the Ordinance or otherwise serve the public
interest. Generally, the Site Review Committee has endorsed the use of site
plan waivers for the establishment of telecommunication facilities. This
general endorsement has been based on the relatively small area impacted by
the proposed use and the ability to obtain the required information through an
erosion and sediment control plan and the building permits. Staff is able to
support the request for a site plan waiver as the information submitted by the
applicant generally meets the requirements for a site plan.
Based on the review this application has received and will receive during the
approval processes, staff is unable to identify any purpose that would be
served by requiring the submission of a separate site plan application.
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Therefore, staff recommends approval of a full site plan waiver, subject to the
following conditions:
1. Approval of an erosion and sediment control plan prior to the issuance
of a building permit.
2. Provision of one parking space.
3. A site plan application shall be required if activity on slopes of 25% or
greater is proposed.
4. Staff review and approval to ensure that all conditions of the special
use permit are reflected in the final revisions of the construction
drawings, prior to issuance of a building permit.
5. Waiver of the setback regulations in accord with the provisions of
Section 4.10.3.1 of the Zoning Ordinance.
The Planning Commission is being requested to waive the regulation set forth
in Section 4.10.3.1 governing setbacks from property lines related to the
height of structures. The Ordinance requires that structures, including
towers, are setback from property lines at a distance equal to the height of the !~
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structure. In this case, as the pole would be 76 feet from the right-of-way, a
5.5-foot waiver is being requested. In compliance with condition number
one, the height of the tower is calculated to be 81.5 feet high.
It is staff's opinion that the setback provision of Section 4.10.3.1 is designed
to prevent undue crowding of the land and to prevent safety hazards if a
structure should fall. There are no dwelling units located within the fall
range of the proposed tower. Staff notes that the County has approved
reductions in setback for similar tower proposals.
Staffs opinion is that approval of the modification does not result in undue
crowding of the land and does not represent a safety hazard, and that
approval of this modification is appropriate. if the Commission is able to .
support the special use permit application. Based on the evaluation of its
compliance with the provisions of Section 31.2.4.1, staff is able to support
this request for modification of the required 1: 1 setback.
SUMMARY
· Staffhas identified the following factors that are favorable to this request:
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1. The facility would provide increased wireless capacity, which may be
considered consistent with the provisions of Sections 1.4, 1.4.4, and
1.5 of the Zoning Ordinance;
2. The facility would not restrict permitted uses on adjacent properties;
3. The design of the faCilitY wouldnot result in adverse visual impacts to
adjoining land or roads.
· Staffhas identified the following factors that are unfavorable to this
request:
The site is within the Entrance Corridor District.
· The following factor is relevant to this consideration:
There is an existing, reasonable use of this property.
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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
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Special Use Permit. While this site is located within an Entrance Corridor,
as identified in Chapter Two of the Comprehensive Plan, Natural Resources
and Cultural Assets, the design of the facility and the existence of a road on
the property reduce the impacts such that approval would not be inconsistent
with the goal of protecting a Scenic Resource.
Therefore, staff recommends APPROVAL of SP 00-44 subject to the
following conditions of approval:
1. The top of the pole, as measured Above Sea Level (ASL), shall never
exceed seven (7) feet above the top of the tallest tree within twenty
five (25) feet of the facility at or below the same base elevation as the
pole, measured Above Sea Level (ASL). No antennas or equipment,
with the exception of the grounding rod, shall be located above the top
of the pole.
2. The pole shall be designed, constructed and maintained as follows:
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The pole shall be a wooden pole, dark brown in color;
Guy wires shall not be permitted;
No lighting shall be permitted on the site or onJhe pole, except
as provided by condition number nine (9) herein;
The ground equipment cabinets, antenna, and all equipment
attached to the pole shall be dark brown in color and shall be no
larger than the specifications as shown on the attached plan
entitled "Alltell/I-64 West Site."
A grounding rod, not exceeding two feet above the top of the
pole, and with a width not to exceed one-inch diameter at the
base and tapering to a point, may be installed at the top of the
pole.
Prior to issuance of a building permit, the applicant shall provide
a statement to the Planning Department by a licensed surveyor
certifying the height of the tallest tree, as identified in condition
number one.
Within one month after the completion of the pole, the applicant
shall provide a statement to the Planning Department certifying
the height of the pole, measured both in feet above ground and
also measured Above Sea Level.
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The pole can never extend above the top of the tallest tree,
except as described in condition number one of these conditions
of approval, without prior approval of an amendment to this
special use permit.
3. The pole shall be located as follows:
a. The pole shall be located on the site as shown onthe attached
plan entitled "Moyer Property Wentworth Farms."
b. The proposed facility shall be located not more than 25 feet from
the existing access road.
4. Antennas shall be attached to the pole only as follows:
a. Antennas shall be limited to those shown on the atta911ed plan
entitled "Moyer Property Wentworth Farms."
b. No satellite or microwave dishes shall be permitted on the pole.
c. Only flush mounted antennas sl1all be permitted. No antennas
that project out from the pole beyond the minimum required by
the support structure, shall be permitted. However, in no case
shall the antennas project out from the pole more than 12 inches.
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5.
Prior to beginning construction or installation of the pole or the
equipment cabinets, or installation of access for vehicles or utilities, a
tree conservation plan, developed by a certified arborist, specifying
tree protection methods and procedures and identifying any existing
trees to be removed on the site both inside and outside the access
easement and lease area sl1allbesllprpitteciJ9Jl:1ypiry9t9Y<>fJ?la.gt!illg
and Community Development for approval. All construction or
installation associated with the pole and equipment building, including
necessary access for construction or installation, shall be in accordance
with this tree conservation plan. Except for the tree removal expressly
authorized by the Director of Planning and Community Development,
the permittee shall not remove existing trees within two hundred (200)
feet of the pole and equipment building. A special use permit
amendment shall be required for any future tree removal within the
two hundred-foot buffer, after the installation of the subject facility.
6. The pole shall be disassembled and removed from the site within
ninety (90) days of the date its use for wireless telecommunications
purposes is discontinued.
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7.
The permittee shall submit a report to the Zoning Administrator one
time per year, no later than July I of that year. The report shall
identify each user of the pole and certify that the height of the pole is
in compliance with condition number one.
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8. No slopes associated with construction of the pole and accessory uses
shall be created that are steeper than 2: I unless .retaining walls,
revetments, or other stabilization measures acceptable to the County
Engineer are employed.
9. Outdoor lighting shall be limited to periods of maintenance only. Each
outdoor luminare shall be fully shielded such that all light emitted is
projected below a horizontal plane running though the lowest part of
the shield or shielding part of the luminare. For purposes of this
condition, a luminare is a complete lighting unit consisting of a lamp
or lamps together with the parts designed to distribute the light, to
position and protect the lamps, and to connect the lamps to the power
supply.
10. The permittee shall comply with Section 5.1.12 of the Zoning
Ordinance. Fencing of the lease area shall not be permitted.
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11. The applicant shall enlarge the access driveway entrance on the right
side (exiting) to provide a safe access for vehicles turning right onto
State Route 53. The finished overall width of the driveway entrance
shall be a minimum of fourteen feet and include extensions of
drainage, as appropriate. Prior to issuance of building permits, the
applicant shall obtain approval of the driveway improvement plans
from the Virginia Department of Transportation.
{In the event that the Board chooses to deny this application, staff offers the
following comment: In order to comply with the provisions of the
Telecommunication Act of 1996, staff requests consensus direction from the
Board regarding the basis for denial of this application and instructions to
return to the Board with a written decision for the Board's consideration and
action. }
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ATTACHMENTS:
Attachment A - Application - dated revised 11/7/00
Attachment B - Area Topography
Attachment C - (2) ARB Comments
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COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Department of Planning & Community Development
401 McIntire Road, Room 218
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296 - 5823
Fax (804) 972 - 4012
December 1,2000
Valerie Long
McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe, LLP
PO Box 1288
Charlottesville, VA 22902
RE: ARB-P(BP)-2000-12 Triton PCS CVR-361A (Moyer)
Dear Ms. Long:
I have reviewed the plans with revision date of 11-7-00 submitted for the above-
('\ referenced project on November 13,2000. The information included in these plans meets
the conditions of approval outlined in the ARB meeting of July 17, 2000. You may
consider this letter your Certificate of Appropriateness.
Approval received from the Albemarle County Architectural Review Board is predicated
. on the fact that the design and materials, as proposed and exhibited for review, will be
used. The acceptance of approval implies that the applicant has agreed to use the
materials as indicated on the site plan, attachments, and samples submitted. Any change
in the approved design or materials will require an amendment to the plan and must be
reviewed and approved by the Architectural Review Board.
If you have any questions regarding this action, please feel free to call me.
Sincerely,
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Margaret M. Maliszewski
Design Planner
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ATTACHMENT C
Albemarle County Development Departments
S P-2000-044
SPIN Submission and Comments
Triton PCS CVR 361A (Moyer)
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Architectural Review Board
revised plan dated [date]
revision 1
reviewer
Margaret Pickart
received
7/5/00
reviewed
7/17/00
decision
approved with conditions
On July 17,2000 the ARB took the following action:
ARB-P(BP)-2000-12 -Triton PCS CVR 361 A (Moyer) - Review of a proposal to construct a 74' wood
monopole with associated equipment. The Board unanimously approved a Certificate of Appropriateness,
pending staff administrative approval of the following conditions:
1. Indicate that no trees shall be cut within a 200' radius of the pole.
2. The height of the pole shall not exceed 10' above the tallest tree within a 25' radius, as certified by a
surveyor.
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ATTN: ENGINEERING OEPT.
(804) 871-2211
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1718 HYIlRAUUC Ro.\O
CHARID1TESVlLLE, VA 22901
ATTN: KAREN RODGERS
(804) 972-6794
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INSTAUAllON Of A 10'xI2' CONCREIE PAD WI EQUIPMENT
INSTAUAllON Of A 110'-0" HIGH IolONOPOLE
wmt TWO PANEL ANTENNAS (ONE PER SECTOR),
ANO ONE fUlURE ANTENNA
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1113 THOIolAS JEfFERSON PKWY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA 22902
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EARTHWORK AND DRAINAGE
PART 1 GENOW..
I. WORK INCLUDED
I\. REFEl 10 THE lAND IlEVELOPIIENT PlAN AND SIlE PlAN FOR WORK INClUDED.
2. RElATED WORK
I\. CONSTRUcl1ON OF BUILDING FOUNMTION
B.INSTAUAllON OF lITIUJY . GROUNDING ~
C. ERECTION OF FENCE
3. DESCRIPTlONS
I\. ACCEss ROAD, TURNAROUND AREAS, AND sms ARE CONSTRuC'lm 10 PRO\IIDE A WELL
DRAINED. EASILY MAINTAINED, l\IEN SURFACE FOR MATERIAL AN/) EQUIPlIENT DElNERIES AND
lIAINTENANCE PERSONNEl ACCESS.
4. QUAIJ1Y ASSURANCE
I\. ~~~L STERIUZER IN ACCORIlMICE WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOllllENMnON (USE AS
B. GRASS . SEEDS 5HAU. BE APPUED AND lIAINTAlNED AS RECOllllENDED fr'( THE SEED
PRODUCER (IF REQUIRED).
C. \'EGETATION lANDSCAPING, IF INClUDED WITHIN THE CONTRACT, Will. BE PlACED AND
lIAINTAlNED AS RECDlIlIENDED BY NURSERY INDUSTRY STANIWlOS (IF REQUIRED).
5. SEQUENCING
I\. CONFlRlI SURVEY STAKES AND SET ELEVATlONS PRIOR 10 AHf CONSTRIJCT1ON
B. THE COI.lPLETE ROAD AND SIlE AREA Will. BE GRUBBED PRIOR TO FOUNDATION
CONSTRUCTloN OF PlACElIENT OF BACK Flll. OR SUB-BASE MATERIAL
C. CONSTRuCT TElIPOIlARY CONSTRlJCTlON ZONE ACCESS DRIIIE
D. THE SITE AREA Will. BE BROUGHT TO SUB-BASE CDURSE ElEVAOON AND THE ACCESS ROAD
TO BASE COURSE ElEVATION PRIOR 10 FOAllING FOUNDAnON.
E. APPLY SOIL STERIUZER PRIOR 10 PlACING BASE MATERIALS.
F. GRADE. SEED FERTlUZER AND lIULCH OISTURBED AREAS 11I1IEDlATELY AfTER BRINGING SITE
AND ACCESS ROAD TO BASE COURSE ElEVATION, WATER TO ENSURE GROWTH.
G. RElIOVE GRAVD. FROI.l TElIPOIlARY CONSTRUcnON ZONE TO AN AlITliORIZE AREA OR AS
DIRECTED fr'( PROJECT MANAGER.
H. AfTER COlIPlEllON OF CONSTRUCTION BUT PRIOR TO THE FlNAl. PUNCH LIST INSPEcnoN,
APPLY THREE (3) INCHES OF 1/4 INCH STONE TO ALl GRAVELED AREAS (REFER TO GRA\'EL
PAVEMENT DETAIL).
I. AfTER APPUCATlONS OF FlNAl. SURf'ACES. APPLY SOIL STERIUZER TO THE SlONE SURf'ACES.
5. SUBlIITTALS
I\. BEFORE CONSTRUcl1ON
I. IF lANDSCAPING IS APPLICABLE 10 THE CONTRACT. tWO COPIES OF THE lANDSCAPE PlAN
UNOER NURSERY LETTERHEAD. IF A lANDSCAPE ALlOWANCE WAS INCLUDED IN THE
COHIRACT, AN 1TE1I1ZED usnNC OF PROPOSED COSTS UNDER NURSERY lETTERHEAD
(REfER 10 SIlE PlAN FOR lANDSCAPING REQUIRElIENTS).
2,5UBlIIT FOR APPROVAL. 1/2 CUBIC FOOT OF THE PROPOSED SURFACE COURSE MATERIAL
B. AfTER CONSTRUCTION
1. MANUFACTURER'S DESCRIPTION OF PRODUCT AND WARRANTY STATElIENT ON SOIt STERIUZED.
2, MANUFACTURER'S DESCRlf'llON OF PRODUCT ON CRASS AND fERT1UZER
3. lANDSCAPING WARRANTY STATElIENT.
,. QUAUlY ASSURANCE:
COlIPlY WITH PRO\IISIONS OF THE FOlLOWING CODES, SPECIIlCATlONS AND STANIWlOS.
ExCEPT WHERE lIORE STRINGENT REQUJRElIENTS ARE SHOWN OR SPECIFlED:
I\. ACI 301-59 "sPEClflCAnON FOR STRUCTURAL CONCRETE FOR BUILDINGS'.
B. ACI 31S "BUILDING CODE REOUIRElIENTS FOR REINfORCED CONCRETE" (REVISED 1992)
AND ACIJ1S-S9 'COllllENTARY" (REVISED 1992)
C. CONCRETE REINFORCING STEEL INSTITUTE (CRSI)."MANUAl OF STANIWlD PRACTICE'.
2. REINFORCING MATER1AI.S:
I\. REINFORCINC:ASTM A 51 5.GRADE SO DErORlIED.
B. WElDING WIRE FABRIC:ASTM Ales wtLDED STEEL WIRE FABRIC.
C. SUPPORTS FOR RElNFORCElIENT:8OLSlERS, CHAIRS, SPACERS AND OTHER DEV1CES FOR
SPACING, SUPPORTlNG AND REINFORCING BARS IN PlACE. USE WIRE BAR TYPI: SUPPORTS
COlIPl'tlNG WITH CRSI SPECIFlCATlONS.
3. CONCRETE MATERIALS:
I\. PORTlAND CElIENT: ASTV C 1 SO, l'tPE I.
B. UGHlWEIGHT AGGREGATES: ASTV C 3JO
C. AIR-ENTRAINING ADMIXTURE: ASTV C 260 CERI1FlED BY THE MANUFACTURER 10 BE
COlIPAnBLE WITH OTHER REQUIRED ADMIXTURES.
4. PROPORTIONING AND DESIGN OF 1I1XES:
DESIGN 1I1X 10 PROVIDE UGHTWEICHT CONCREl1; WIlli THE FOI.lOWING PROPEI!TIES:
I\. SOOD PSI 2S-DAY COlIPRESSIIIE STRENGTH
B. WEICHT: 110 PeF.
C. W/C RATlO: 0.44 lIAXllIUlI (NON AIR-ENTRAINED), D.35 IlAXJlIUII (AIR-ENTRAINED)
CONCRETE WORKS-03310
DIVISION 3:
DIVISION 2:
SITE WORK-021oo
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! 1: STANDARD PROVISIONS
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I GENERAl NOTES
f'.' ,. DRAWINGS ARE NOT 10 BE SCALED. THESE PlANS ARE INTENOED TO BE DIAGIlAIolMATlC
CONLY. THE WORK INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS SHAlL INCLUDE FURNISHING MATERIALS.
EQUIPlIENT AND APPlIRTENANCEs, AND lABOR NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE WORK.
Q - \'ERIFY ALl EQUIPlIENT LOCAOONS WITH PROJECT lIANAGER.
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I"' 2. PRIOR 10 SUBlI/TTJNG A BID, THE CONTRACToR SHALL VISIT THE JOB SITE AND BECOllE
FAlIILIAR WITH ALl CONDmONS AFfEcnNG THE PROPOsED PROJECT, INCLUOING DElIOUT1ON.
lIECIWllCAl. AND ELECTRICAl. INSTALlAnONS AND 5HAU. ADJUST BID ACCORDINGLY.
3. CONTRACTOR SHALL \'ERIFY ALl FlElD CONDITIONS AND DllIENSIONS ON THE JOB SITE
AND CONFlRlI THAT WORK I>S INDICATED ON THE CONSTRUCTION OOCUlIENTS (AlSO KNOWN
AS CONSTRucnoN PlANS) CAN BE ACCOlIPUSHED AS SHOWN BEFORE PROCEEDING.
I 4'~~=~~N~ ~~D~:~~~~~~~ BE
~ RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING THIS ClARlFlCATION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK
~ OR RElATED WORK IN QUESTION.
Ii! 5.INSTALl ALl EQUIPlIENT AND MATERIALS PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOllMENDATlONS UNlESS
f SPEClFlCALl.Y OTHERWISE INDICATED, OR WHERE LOCAl CODES OR REGULAnONS TAKE
PRECEDENCE.
5.COHIRACTOR SHALL VISIT JOB Sri[ 10 REVIEW SCOPE OF WORK AND EXISTING SITE
CONDITIONS INCLUDING, BUT NOT UlIlTED TO, lIECHANICAl. SERVICE, ELECTRICAl. SERIIlCE
~ AND OVERAU. COORDINATlON.
7. ALl TEU:PHONE/RADIO EQUIPlIENT LAYOUT, SPEClflCATlONS, PERFORlIANCE, INSTAUAOON
AND THEIR FINAl. LOCATlON ARE TO BE APPROVED fr'( PROJECT lIANAGER. THE CONTRACToR
5HAU. BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COORDINAnNG HIS WORK WITH THE WORK AND ClEARANCE
REQUIRED BY OTHERS RElATED TO SAID EQUIPlIENT.
S. ALl WORK PERFORlIED AND MATERIALS 5HAU. lIEET THE HIGHEST TRADE STANIWlOS. AS A
1I1NIlIUlI STANIWlD, CONFORM WITH ALl APPUCABLE CODEs. REGULAOONS AND ORDINANCES
HAVING JURISDICTION. COHIRACTOR 5HAU. GIllE ALl NOTICES AND COlIPLY WITH ALl L.\WS,
ORDINANCES, RUlES, REGULATIONS AND LAWFUL OROERS OF ANt PUBUC AUTHORITY
BEARING ON THE PERFORlIANCE OF THE WORK.
8. ELECTRICAL S'tSTEIIS 5HAU. BE INSTAlUD PER N,E.C. AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALl
APPUCABLE lIT1lJ1Y COllPAHf SPEClflCATlONS, AND LOCAl. AND STATE JURISDICJ1ONAI.
CODES. ORDINANCES AN/) APPUCAllL[ REGULATIONS.
10. CONTRACTOR 5HAU. PRO\IIDE CONl1NUOUS SUPERVISION WHILE ANt SUIlCONlRACTORS OR
WORKlIEN ARE ON THE JOB SITE AND SHALL SUPERVISE AND DIRECT ALl WORK.
CONTRACToR SHALL BE SOlElY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALl CONSTRUCTION lIfANS. lIETHOOs,
TECHNIQUES. SEQUENCES AND PROCEDURES AND COORDINATING ALl PORTlONS OF THE
WORK UNDER THE CONTRACT.
II.PRO\IIDE A PORTABLE FlRE EXTINGUISHER WITH A RAnNG OF NOT LESS THAN 2-A OR
2-A 1 OBC WITHIN 75 FEET TRAVEl. DISTANCE TO ALl PORI1ONS OF THE PROJECT AREA
DURING CONSTRUCTION.
12. ALl CONSTRuCTION 5HAU. BE IN ACCORIlMICE WITH UNIFORlI BUILDING CODE (UBe) 1895
EDITION, AlONG WITH 1886 UPe. UlIC. AND THE 1895 NEC.
13. CONlRACTOR SHALL PROTECT ALl EXISTING FINISHES THAT ARE 10 RElIAIN. CONTRACToR
SHALL REPAIR ANt llAlIACE THAT MAY OCCUR DURING CONSTRucnoN.
14. SEAL ALL PENETRATlONS THROUGH FlRE RATED AREAS WITH U.L LISTED OR F.lI. APPRDYED
MATERIALS.
IS. DErAILS AND SCHEllAnCS ARE 10 PROPOSE 10 SHOW END RESULT OF THE DESIGN. 1I1NOR
lIODlflCATIONS MAY DEElI TO BE NECESSARY 10 SUIT JOB CONDITIONS AND OIl1ENSIONS.
SUCH lIODIFlCATIONS 5HAU. BE INCLUDED AS PART OF THE WORK.
,.15. VERIFY ALl FINAl EOU!PlIENT LOCATIONS WITH OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE.
-. DllIENSIONS ARE 10 FlNISH SURFACES UNlESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
o. CLEANUP AND SAFElY: KEEP PROJECT AREA ClEAN, HAZARD FREE, AND DISPOSE OF ALL
DIRT, DEBRIS, RUBBISH AND EQUIPlIENT REIIOVED AND NOT SPECIFlED AS RElIAINING THE
PROPERlY OF THE OWNER. ETC. LEA\'E PRElIISES IN A VACUUlI AND BROOll CLEAN
CONDITION: FREE FROM PAINT SPOTS. DUST. OR SlIUllCES OF AHt NATURE. THE
CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR lIAlNTAlNING ALL SYSTElIS EQUIPIIENT IN A
CLEAN WORKING ORDER UNTIl. ACCEPTANCE Of' THE PROJECT fr'( PROJECT lIANAGER.
18. THE GENERAL CONTRACToR IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REDUNING THE CONSTRUCTION PlANS 10
IUllSTRATE THE AS-BUILT CONDITION OF THE SIlE. THS Will. BE OONE AfTER THE SIlE
HAS BEEN AWARDED THE FINAl. INSPECTION.
tWO (2) COPIES OF REllUNED DRAWINGS WIll BE PRO\IIDED 10 PROJECT lIANAGER AND
lliE ENGINEER. (I EACH)
PART 3 PRDDuC1S
1. MATERIALS
I\. SOIL STERIUZERS
TOTAL KIll. PRODUCT 910 - EPA 10292-7 Al.tBUSH HERBICIOE - EPA REGISTERED
PHASAR CORPORATlON FRAlIAR INDUSTRIAl. PRODUCTS
P.O. BOX 5123 1435 lIORR/S AVE.
DEARBORN. 1II <18125 TEL J1J 553-lIOOO UNION, NJ D70l1J TEL BOO 525-4924
B. ROAD AND SITE MATERIALS SHALL CONFOAlI TO VA OOT ROAD AND
SPEClflCATlONS JAN. 1894 WHEN REfERENCED 10 FIll. MATERIAl. _
ACCEPTABLE SELECT FIll. SHALL BE IN ACCORIlMICE WITH VA DOT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC TRANSPORTATION STANDARD SPECIf1CATION.
C. SOIt STERlUZER SHALL BE EPA REGISTERED OF UClUID COlIPOSlTlON AND OF
PRE ElIERGENCE DESIGN.
D. SOIL STABlUZER FABRIC 5HAU. BE 1I1RAF1 - SOOX
2. EQUIPlIENT
I\. COllPACTION SHALL BE ACCOlIPUSHED BY lIECHANICAI. lIfANS.
1. LARGER AREAS 5HAU. BE COllPACTm BY SHEEPS FOOT VlBRAlOR OR RUBBER nRED
ROLLERS WEIGHING AT LEAST F1VE TONS.
2. SllAllER AREAS 5HAU. BE COlIPACTm BY POWER-DRIllER, HAND HELD TAl.tPERS.
PART 4 EXEClITlON
I. INSPECTIONS
LOCAl. BUILDING INSPECTORS 5HAU. BE NOMED NO LESS THAN <18 HOURS IN ACNANCE
OF CONCRETE POURS. UNlESS DTHERWISE SPECIFIED fr'( OWNER OR LOCAl. JURlSDICllON.
2. PREPARATION
I\. CLEAR lREES. BRUSH AND DEBRIS FROII SITE AREAS AND ACCESS ROAD RIGHT OF WAY
AS DIRECTED BY PROJECT lIANAGER.
B. PRIOR 10 OTHER EXCAVATION AND CONSTRUCTION EfFORTS GRUB llllGANIC MATERIAL 10 A
1I1NIlIUM OF SIX (5) INCHES BElOW ORIGINAl. GROUND LEVEL
C. UNLESS OTHERWISE INSTRUCJ[D BY PROJECT lWlACER TRANSPORT ALl RElDIED lREE,
BRUSH AND DEBRIS FROlI THE PROPERlY TO AN AUTHORIZED 1.ANDF1LL.
D. PRIOR TO PlACEIIENT OF FIll. OR BASE MATER1AI.S, ROll. THE SOIL
E. WHERE UNSTABLE SOIL CONDJT1ONS ARE ENCOIJNTERED, UNE OF THE GRUBBED AREAS
WITH STABIUZER MAT PRIOR TO PlACElIENT OF F1Ll OR BASE MATERIAL
3. INSTAUATION
I\. lliE SIlE AN/) TURNAROUND AREAS 5HAU. BE AT THE SUB-BASE COURSE ElEVATlON PRIOR
TO FORlIING FOUNDATIONS. GRADE OR FIll. THE SITE AND ACCESS ROAD REQUIRED IN ORDER
THAT UPON EVEN OISTR1B11T1ON OF SPOILS RESULnNG FROII FOUNDATION ExCAVATlONS.
THE RESULnNG GRADE Will. CORRESPOND WITH SAID SUB-BASE COURSE, ElEVATlONS ARE
TO BE CALCULATED FROlI FlNISHED GRADES OR SLOPES INDICATED.
B. IF AHf, EXCESS SPOILS Will. BE CLEARED FROlI JOB SITE AN/) NOT SPREAD BEYOND lliE
UlIns OF LEASE PROPERlY UNlESS AUTHORIZE fr'( PROJECT lIANACER / AS AGREEMENT
fr'( lANDOWNER.
C. THE ACCESS ROAD SHALL BE BROUGHT TO BASE COURSE ElEVATlON PRIOR 10 FQUNDATION
CONSTRlJCTlON 10 PERlIlT USE. COI.lPACTlON AND DBSERVATlON DURING CONSTRUCTION Of'
THE SIlE.
D. AVOID CREAnNG DEPRESSIONS WHERE WATER MAY POND.
E. THE CONTRACT SHALL BE ASSUlIED 10 INClUDE GRADING BANKING, DITCHING AND UNlESS
OTHERWISE INDICATED, COVERING tWO INCHES OF SURFACE COURSE. ALl ROADS OR ROUTES
UTIUZED FOR ACCESS TO THE SITE COIIlIENClNG AT THE POINT OF INTERSECTION WITH THE
NEAREST PUBLIC THOROUGHFARE.
F. WHEN 11IPRO\IING AN EXISTING ACCESS ROAD, GRADE THE ExISTtlG ROAD 10 RElIOVE AHt
ORGANIC MATTER AND SlIOOTH THE SURFACE BEFORE PlACING FIll. OR STONE.
G. PW:E F1U. OR STONE IN SIX INCH lIAXllIUlI AND COllPACT BEfORE PlACING NExT un
H. THE FINISH GRADE, INCLUOING lOP SURFACE COURSE, 5HAU. ExTEND A 1I1NIlIUlI OF ONE
FOOT BEYOND THE SITE FENCE AN/) SHALL COVER THE AREA AS INDICATED.
I. RIPRAP 5HAU. BE APPUED TO THE SIDE SLOPES OF ALl FENCED SITE AREAS. PARKING
AREAS. AND 10 ALl OTHER SLOPES GREATER THAN 2: 1.
J. RIPRAP 5HAU. BE APPUED 10 THE SIDES OF DITCHES OR DRAINAGE SWAlES.
K. RIPRAP ENl1RE DITCH FOR SIX FEET IN ALl DIRECTIONS AT CULVERT OPENINGS.
L SEED FEIlllUZER AND STRAW COYER 5HAU. BE APPUED TO ALl OTHER DISTURBED AREAS.
AND DITCHES. DRAINAGE, SWALES, NOT OTHERWISE RIPRAPPED.
II. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WU DITCHES, SWAlES. NOR CUlVERTS BE PW:ED so lliEY
DIRECT WATER TOWAROS. OR PERlIlT STANDING WATER 11I1IEDlATElY AO.IACENT 10 RAII.JlOAD
BAllAST. IF DESIGNS OR ElEVATlONS CONFlICT WITH THIS GUIDNlCE ALVAR SHOUlD BE
ADVISED 1lI11EDlATElY.
N. IN DITCH UES WITH SLOPES GREATER THAN TEN PERCENT, lIQUND DNERSIONARY
HfADWALLS IN THE DITCH AT CULVERT ENTRANCES. THE HfADWALl SHALL BE POSITIONED
AT AN ANGLE NO GREATER THAN SO DEGREES OFF THE DITCH UNE. RlPRAP THE lJPSTRfAII
SIDE OF THE HEADWALl AS WELL AS lliE DITCH FOR SIX FEET _ THE CUL\'ERT
ENTRANCE.
,. PRO\IIDE DOORS AND FRAIIES CDlIPlYlNG WITH STEEL DOOR INSlTME "RECOMlIENDED
SPEClIlCATIONS FOR STANIWlOS STEEl. DOOR AND FRAIIES" (SDI 100). AND AS HEREIN
SPEClFlED.
2. SUBlIlT SHOP DRAW1NCS FOR THE FABRICATION AND ERECTION OF HOLlOW lIETAL DOORS
AND FRAlIES. INCLUDE DETAILS OF EACH FRAIIE TYPI:, ElEVATlONS OF DOOR DESlCN TYPES,
CONDmONS AT OPENINGS, DETAILS OF CONSTRIJCTION,
LOCATION AND INSTAUATION REQUIRElIENTS OF FINISH HARDWARE AND RElNFORCElIENT,
AND DETAIlS OF JOINT CONNECTIONS. SHOW ANCHORAGE AND ACCESSORY /TEllS.
J. WHERE FIRE-RATED DOOR ASSElIBUES ARE INDICATED OR REQUIRED. PRO\/IDE FIRE-RATED
DOOR AND FRAlIE ASSElIBUES THAT COIIPLY WITH NFPA eo "STANIWlD FOR FlRE DOORS AND
WINDOWS". AND HA\'E BEEN TESTED, LISTED AND LABELED IN ACCORIlMICE WITH ASTM E 152
"STANDARD lIETHOD5 OF FIRE TESTS OF DOOR ASSElIBUES" BY A NATIONAIl.Y RECOGNIZED
INDEPENDENT TESTING AND INSPEcnoN AGENCY ACCEPTABLE 10 AUTHORmES HAVING
JURISDICTION.
4. HOT-ROllED STEEL SHEETS AND STRIP: COllllERCIAI. QUAUlY CARBON STEEL PICKLED AND
OILED. COllPl'tlNG WITH ASTV A 569 AND ASTM A 56l1.
5. COlD-ROlLED STEEL SHEETS: COIIlIERCIAI. QUAUlY CARBON STEEL COlIPl YlNG WITH
ASTV A J55 AND ASTlI A 56l1.
5. SUPPORTS AND ANCHORS: FABRICATE OF NOT LESS THAN 15 GAGE SHEET STEEL.
7. INSERTS, BOlTS AND fASTENERS: MANUFACTURE'S STANIWlD UNns COlIPL'tING WIlli
ASTV A 153, ClASS CORD AS APPLICABLE.
S. HOP-APPUED PAINT: FOR STEEL SURFACES USE RUST-INHIBI11VE ENAlIEl OR PAINT.
EITHER AIR-DRYING OR BAKING, SUITABLE AS. A BASE FOR SPECIFlED FlNISH PAINTS.
8. FABRICATE HOu.ow METAL UNITS 10 BE RIGID, NEAT IN APPEARANCE AND FREE FROII
DEfECTS, WARP OR BUCKLE. WHEREVER PRACTICAL m AND ASSElIBLE UNns IN THE
MANUFACTURER'S PLANT. WELD ExPOSED JOINTS CONTINUOUSLY, GRIND AND MAKE SlIOOTH,
FLUSH AND ItMSlBLE. METALUC FIlLER 10 CONCEAL MANUFACTURING DEfECTS IS NOT
ACCEPTABLE.
10.COIIP.LY WITH SOt-lOll REQUIRElIENTS AS FOLlOWS: IIoIIERIOR DOORS SHAlL BE SOI-l00.
GRADE U , HEAVY Dli1Y, lIODEL 1. 1I1NIlIUlI IS GAGE FACES.
11.EXPOSED FASTENERS: UNlESS OTHERWISE INDICATED, PRO\IIDE CQUNTERSUNK flAT
PHIUJPS OR JACKsON HEADS FOR EXPOSED SCREWS AND BOLTS.
12.FlNISH HARDWARE PREPARATION: PREPARE HOLlOW lIETAL UNns TO RECEI\IE lIORTlSE AND
CONCEALED FINISH HARDWARE, INCLUDING CUTOUTS, REINFORCING, DRIUJNG AND TAPPING
IN ACCORIlMICE WITH FINAl. FlNISH HARDWARE SCHEDULE AND TElIPlATES PRO\IIDED fr'(
HARDWARE SUPPlIER. COllPLY WIlli APPLICABLE REQUIRElIENTS OF ANSI A 115
"SPEClflCATIONS FOR DOOR AND FRAIIE PREPARATION".
1HIS _ IS CllP'IIIlGH1ID MIllS 111' SOlE
PROPERlY Of THE OWNER. IT IS PROOIJC[J)
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I. PROYIlE JOINT SEAlDlS, JOINT FILLERS AND OTHER RElATED MATERIALS THAT ARE
COlIPAnllLE WITH ONE ANalllER AND WITH JOINT SUBSTRATES UNDER CONDITIONS OF
SERVICE AN/) APPUCATlONS. PRO\IIDE COLORS 10 IIATCH AO.IACENT SURFACES. PRO\IIDE
BlACK OR OTHER NElITRAL COLOR WHEN NO OTHER COLOR IS AVAILABLE.
2. ONE-COlIPONENT POlYSUlJ1DE BASED. ONE PART EIASTOlIERIC 5EALANT. COllPl'tlNG WITH
FS TT -S-0023O,ClASS A l'tPE U (NON-SAIl). FOR JOINTS AT PENETRATIONS THROUGH
ExTERIOR WALLS. PIlOVIDE COlIPOUND BrARlNG THE THIOCOL CHElIICAI. CORPORATION SEAL
OF APPROVAl. PROVoDE ONE OF THE FOlLOWIIlC OR AN APPROVED EQUAL:
I\. FLEXISEAI.. 9DO SERIES BY IW', INC.
B. HORNFLEX ONE - COMPONENT BY W.R. GRACE . CO.
3. ONE-COlIPONENT ACRYUC 5EALANT: ACRYUC TERPOLYlIER. SOl\'ENT BASED ONE-PART
THERlIOPlAST1C S<ALANT COlIPOUND. SOUOS NOT lESS THAN 95" ACRYUC. COlIPl YlNG WITH
FS TT -5-00230. ClASS B TYPI: U, FOR PERllIETER OF lIETAL AND DOOR FRAlIES,
THRESHOlDS AT EXTERIOR DOORS, AND PIPE SLEEVES lliROUCH EXTERIOR WALLS AND FlOOR
SLABS. PRO\IIDE ONE OF THE FOlJ.OWING OF AN APPROVED EQUAL:
I\. IW' ACRYUc BY 0."'. INC.
B. GACO AS-J BY GATES ENGINEERING/SlIC
4. OLEO-RESINS CAUUCING COlIPOUND: OIL BASED RESINOUS CAUU<ING. COlIPI. 'tING WITH
FS TT -C-58S. NON-BlEEDING, PAlNTABLE. FOR ONE OF THE FOlLOWING OR AN APPRDYED
EOUAL:
I\. VULCATEX BY W.R. GRACE . CO.
DIVISION 8:
METAl. DOORS &
FRAMES-08110
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5/'l2/OO Rl10lSIll PER lRlTllN PCS
7/7/00 Rl10lSIll PER lRlTllN PCS
5/8/00 Rl1olSIllllllllER_
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DIVISION 7:
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2.
QUAUlY ASSURANCE:
COllPlY WITH PROVISIONS OF THE FOlLOWING CODES. SPECIFlCATlONS AND STANDARDS,
EXCEPT WHERE lIORE STRINGENT REOUlRElIENTS ARE SHOWN OR SPECIFlED:
I\. AlSC "CODE OF STANDNlD PRACTlCE'.
B. AlSC "sPEClflCATlON FOR STRUCTURAL STEEl. BUILDINGS - ALLOWABLE STRESS
DESICN AND PlASTIC DESlCN". INClUDING lliE "COlIlIENTARY" AND SUPPlEJolENTS.
C. Al.tERICAN WELDING SOCIETY (AWS) DI.1-92,"STRUCTURAL wnDING CODE _ STEEL
MATERIALS:
I\. SJRUCTURAL srm PlATES, SHAPES AN/) BARS: ASTV A 35.
B. HIGH STRENGTH THREADED FASTENERS: ASTV A 325.
C. Il.ECTRODES FOR WELDING: DOXX.
D. ALl STRUCTURAl. STEEL SHALL BE GALVANIZED IN ACCORDANCE WITH ASTV A 153.
E. CElIENT CROUT: ElIBECO BY lIASTER BUILDERS OF AN APPROVED EQUAL
F. NON-lIETAWC, SHRINKAGE-RESISTANT. 4000 PSI COlIPRESSII/E STRENGIH GROUT.
PROVIDE ONE OF THC FOlLOWING OR AN APPROVED EQUAL:
I. EUCO N.S. BY EUCUD CHElIICAI. CO.
2. lIASTERfLOW 71 J fr'( lIASTER BUILDERS
DIVISION 5:
I. CONCRETE BLOCKS:
I\. STANIWlD BLOCK 5HAU. BE THE SIZE INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS, UCHT GRAY OR
NEl1IRAI. COLOR. AND SHALL CONF'ORlI 10 THE REQUIRElIENTS OF ASTV C 9D. l'tPE 1.
GRADE N. UGHIWEICHT TYPI: WITH ExPAND SLAG AGGREGATE.
2. lIORTARo
I\. All 1I0RTAR FOR CONCRETE BLOCKS SHALL CONFORlI TO ASTW C 270. l'tPE S AND
SHALL HA\'E A COllPRESSIIIE STRENGTH OF 3000 PSI IN 25 DAYS.
3. WIRE REINFORCING' IN BED JOINTS:
I\. lRUSS l'tPE RElNFORCElIENT SHALL BE DUR-O-WALL. OR EQUAL FABRICATED WITH A
SINGlE PAIR OF SIDE AND CONl1NUOUS DIAGONAl. CROSS-RODS SPACED NOT 1I0RE THAN
S" ON CENTER. WIRE IN FABRlCATlON 5HAU. BE GALVANIZED ACCORDING 10 ASTV 115,
ClASS J. SIDE ROOS 5HAU. BE 9 GAGE 3/15" 1I1NIlIUlI l.ENCTH SHALL BE 10'-0" WITH
MATCHING CORPo;Eft AND TEE UNns.
B. SPACING: lYPlCAL. IN BED JOINTS, AT 15' \'ERTlCAI. INTERvAL CT OPENINGS: _ AND
C. AT OPENINGS: ABOVE AND BElOW EACH OPENING PLACE REINFORCING IN ONE ADDITlONAI.
JOINT TO EXTEND J' -0" PAST THE OPENING EACH WAY. SPUCE lENGTHS FOR HORIZONTAL
JOINT RElNFORCElIl:NT SHALL BE AT LEAST 5' FOR TRUSS AND 15' FOR STRAIGHT TYPE.
4. INSTALl STEE:L UNTELS ABOVE EACH OPENING. Flll. CORES WITH CROUT 3 COURSES BELOW
UNTEl. BEARING.
PART 2 DElIOUTION
,. DElIOlITION 5HAU. BE COtmlOUED TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF DUST 10 OCCUPIED PORTlONS
OR THE BUILDING.
2. ExiSTING WORK 10 RElIAIN SHALL BE PROTECTED FROlI lWIAGE. WORK lWIAGED BY
COHIRACTOR 5HAU. BE REPAIRED TO IIATCH EXISTING WORK.
3. AT THE END OF EACH WORK DAY AND DURING INCLElIENT WEATHER, a.OSE ALl EXTERIOR
OPENINGS WITH WEATHERPROOf' COYER.
4. RElIOIIE DEBRIS AN/) RUBBISH FROlI THE SITE DoIILY. 00 NOT ALLOW DEBRIS AND RUBBISH
TO ACCUlIULATE IN BUILDING OR ON SITE.
5. FOR FlOOR AND WALl PENETRATIONS:
I\. CONTRACTOR lIUST LOCATE REINFORCING BARS IN ExISTING FlOOR SlABS USING A RElWILE
NON-DESlRUCTIVE TESTING lIETHOO APPRMD BY THE OWNER. CORE DRIll. AS NECESSARY
10 ALlOW CABLE PENETRATlON WITHOUT CUTnNG ExiSTING REINFORCING BARS.
B. FIll. OPENING AfTER CABLE INSTAUAllON WITH INSTA-FllAl,l'S INSTA-FlRE SEAL SllACONE
R1V FllAIl. .
STRUCTURAl STEEL-05120
DIVISION
7. WARRANTY
I\. IN ADDmON TO THE WARRANTY ON ALl CONSTRUcnON COVERED IN THE CONTRACT
DOC:UlIENTS THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REPAIR ALl lWIAGE AND REPAIR AREA BACK AS CLOSE
10 ORIGINAl. CONDITION AS POSSIBLE TO LEASE AREA PROPERlY .OR SURROUNDING
CAUSED BY CONSTRUCTION.
B. SOIL STERIUZATlON APPUCATlON Will. GUARANTEE \'ECETATION FREE ROAD AND SITE AREAS
FOR ONE YEAR FROlI DATE OF FlNAl. INSPECTION. .
C. DISTURBED AREAS Will. REflECT GROWTH OF NEW GRASS COVER PRIOR TO FINAl. INSPECnON.
D. lANDSCAPING, IF INCLUDED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE COHIRACT, Will. BE CI.IARANTEED FOR
ONE YEAR FROlI DATE OF FlNAl. INSPECTION.
DIVISION 4:
UNIT
MASONRY-04220
13. PRO\IIDE STEEL REINFORCING AT HINGES IN HOU.OW METAL UNns 10 BE 7 GAGE
. 1 D 1/2" . WIDTH REQUIRED.
14. PROVIOE HOU.OW lIETAL DOORS OF THE TYPES INOICATED ON THE DRAWINGS AND
COlIPl'tlNG WITH SDI-l00 1I1NIlIUlI MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION REQUIRElIENTS.
IS. PRO\IIDE HOU.OW lIETAL FRAlIES OF THE TYPES AND sn'LES INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS
AND COllPL'tING WITH SOl 100. PROvIDE 16 GACE fRAIIES AT INTERIOR LOCATIONS.
NOTE: DOOR SHALL BE OPERABLE FOR ExmNG FROII THE INSIDE WITHOUT THE USE OF A
KEY OR AHf OTHER SPECIAl DEVICE.
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I SITE ADDRESS
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SIIlII.Y f'CIIIlJI( 1'1 M __ MI ns IfJU1tS.
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.HlIIE:
EXCEPT IS EXPRESSLY NOIED 10 THE
CONl1WIY HEREIN. NO TREES OR
SIllIIIFICNlT \/EllfJ'AllOH IS 10 BE
REYlMJ) WIll4IiI 200' OF THE
CEJllIRUNE OF lHE PROPOSED POLE.
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1. Anll1IHS AlE llRIENTAlUl a..oa<WISE FROW TRUE NORTH.
2. CONTRACTOR SHAU. VERfY PROPOSED ~ IWl CENJER
AND ORIENTA1IONS WITH TRITON PCS PRIOR 10 lNSTH.1AllOH
OF AHIENNAS.
PLAN
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TAUEST TREE WITHIN A 25' RADIUS Of'
THE PROPOSED CENTERUNE OF THE
WOOD MONOPOLE.
1115 _ IS 00PIRIlIfJED AND IS lIE SOl[
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SITE NUIIIER
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SITE ADDRESs
136::1 THUMA;; JEFF. PKWY.
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MoYER PROPERTY
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(10'x12')
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1. fe' - 3000 PSI, Fy - 60 kai
2. FOOTING TO EXTEND A MINIMUM OF 12' BELOW UNDISTURBED SOIL AND
FROST UNE.
3. FlNAL SITE DESIGN IS THE RESPONSlBIUlY Of THE SITE CONTRACTOR.
4. SlAB FOUNDATION DESIGNED ASSUMING AllOWABLE SOIL BEARING
PRESSURE Of 2000 PSF.
5. SlAB FOUNDATION DESIGNED ASSUMING lIAXlMUM PLASTICITY INDEX OF 27.
6. TINT CONCRETE: EARTKTONE
;>!;ALE
NONE
5 1 TREE PROTECTION FENCE DETAIL
2.
.IllllES:
PROTECTION OF EXISTING VEGETA11ON:
AT THE START OF GRADING INVOLVING THE
LOWERING OF EXISTING GRADE AROUND A TREE
OR STRIPPING OF TOPSOIL. A ClEAN. SHARP.
VERTlCAL CUT SHALL BE IMDE AT THE EDGE Of
THE TREE SAVE AREA AT THE SAME TIME AS OTHER
EROSION CONTROL MEASURES ARE INSTALLED.
THE TREE PROTECTION FENCING SHALL BE
INSTALLED ON THE SlDE OF THE CUT FARTHEST
AWAY FROM THE TREE TRUNK AND SHALL REMAIN
IN PlACE UNTIL All CONSTRUCTION IN THE VICINITY
OF THE TREES IS COIoIPLETE. NO STORAGE Of
MATERIAlS, FlLL. OR EQUIPMENT AND NO TRESPASSING
SHALL BE AU.OWED WITHIN THE BOuNDARY OF THE
PROTECTED AREA.
CONTRACTOR TO INSTAll AT A RADIUS EQUAL
TO l' RADlUS/" DIAMETER OF TREE TO RElIAIN.
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FENCE POSTS MAY BE 4" PINE
OR 2"' OAK
ORANGE W-RESISTANT HIGH TENSILE
STRENGTH POLY BARRICADE FABRIC
.IIDE:
1. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY SIZE OF BRACKET
REQUIRED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION
2. PANEL ANTENNAS TO BE FLUSH MOUNTED TO
WOOD POLE.
3. ANTENNA DIMENSIONS HxW,D- 44.7,6.3",2.7'
BI-BRACKET MOUNT DETAIL
PANEL
MICROFLECT PIPE MOUNT
PART , 81882 OR EQUAL
8"-10'
MICROFLECT TRI-BRACKET
PART , 81828 OR EQUAL
ANTENNA
MICROFLECT PIPE MOUNT
PART , 81882 OR EQUAL
PANEL
ANTENNA \
I R!YIS1OIIS I
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1/9/00 RI.\'IStD 1llWEIl IDlIfT
11/1/00 IIOOfY M:CESS RQlD
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ISSUED FOR ZONINC
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EQUIPMENT SUPPORT PAD CROSS SECTION
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2, CONNECT fACH SUPPORT LEG TO
GROUND RING
3. CABLE SUPPORT SPACING EVERY 3'-0'
4. COORDINATE CABLE ROUTE AND
INSTALlAllON WITH CABINET.
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SOULY RIR USE BY lIE _ NIl ns NFUlIS.
RIPROIlUC1DI OR USE CE 1IIS _ NIl/OR
1HE _1101I COHIAlNEll II illS f1lRIIIIOEN
IIIIlOUIlHE _ _ CE lHE _
~BY: CHS
CHECKED BY: BTM
MICROFLECT TRI-BRACKET
PART , 81B28 OR EQlJAI.
SITE _
4 MOYER PROPERTY
WENTWORTH FARM
SITE _
CVR-361A
SITE ADDRESS
1aG:S THUMA;; JEFF. PKWY.
t;HARlUTTE:;VlllE, VA 22902
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WOODEN MONOPOLE
llAPA TR-5
MECHANICAL DOWNTJLT BRACKET
AND llAPA FlX 805
PIPE MOUNT BRACKET
3-1/2" Oil\. METAl. POSTS EIotBEDDED
IN CONCRETE INSTALLED PER
MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS
All. DRoIIlINGS "., _ 1M1IJII\I. COHIoIND
HEREIN ARE THE PROPERlY 0( ENCINEER
NIl IMY IllJT IE 1IUI'IIl\1ED, IISED OR IISaJI5ID
WIIHOUI lHE WRJITEN CONSENT Of EHGfIEER.
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SIlUlY RIR USE 11 lIE __ NIl lIS NfUlIS,
_ 011 USE or 1115 _ NIl/Oll
lIE __ alIlTMED .. If IS _
IIIIIIDUI lIE IIIlI1DI POIIIS9CIIOf lIE _
DRAWN BY: CHS
CHECKID BY: BTI.I
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I SIIE NUIIIIER ~
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I SIlE ADDRESS
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TO 9511 - ASTM D1557
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ClASS . GEOTEXnLE
.PROOf ROll 6: STABIUZE
SUBGRADE
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ISSl.O FOIl Rl\'D
ISSl.O FIlII ZONIIIl
ORDINANCE NO. 01..18(1)
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 18, ZONING, ARTICLE II, BASIC
REGULATIONS, AND ARTICLE ill, DISTRICT REGULATIONS, OF THE CODE OF THE
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE, VIRGINIA
BE IT ORDAINED By the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia, that
Chapter 18, Zoning,. Article II, Basic Regulations, is hereby amended and reordained as follows:
By Amending:
Sec. 4.15.05
Sec. 4.15.0.6
Sec. 4.15.07.4
Sec. 4.15.12.1
Sec. 4.15.12.2
Sec. 4.15.12.3
Sec. 4.15.12.4
Sec. 4.15.12.5
Sec. 4.15.12.6
Sec. 4.15.12.7
By special use permit.
Prohibited signs.
Setback.
Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-l AND R-2).
Residential districts (R-4 and R -6).
Residential (R-l 0 and R-15) and planned residential development (pRD)
districts.
Planned unit development (PUD) district.
Commercial districts (C-1 and CO).
Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (pD-SC and PD-MC) districts.
Industrial (HI and LI) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) districts.
Chapter 18. Zoning
Article II. Basic Regulations
Sec. 4.15.05 By special use permit.
The authority to administer signs by special use permit is hereby granted to the board of
zoning appeals. The following signs shall be permitted by special use permit within any
underlying district:
a. Off-site advertising signs.
b. Electric message signs.
c. Signs in public rights-of-way; provided: (1) the subdivision or planned
development to which the sign pertains abuts the public right-of-way; (2) the sign is either a
subdivision sign or a sign identifying a planned development authorized by sections 19.0.,20..0.,
25.0., 25A, and 29.0.; (3) the freestanding sign regulations, other than setback regulations,
applicable to iliF lot with the use to which the sign pertains shall apply; and (4) if the. sign is
located withincfu1 entrance corridor overlay district, a certificate of appropriateness is issued by
the architectural review board. (Added 1-10.-01)
Sec. 4.15.06 Prohibited signs.
Signs with any of the fullowing characteristics are prohibited within Albemarle County.
This includes any sign:
a. Which violates any provisions of the law of Virginia relating to outdoor
advertising, including sections 33.1..351 to 33.1-381, inclusive, and section 46.2..831 of the Code
of Virginia.
b. Which violates federal law related to the control of outdoor advertising, including
but not limited to 23 D.S.C. S 131, or which violates federal or state law concerning Virginia
byways. (Amended 1-10-01)
c. Which obstructs free or clear vision, or otherwise causes hazards for vehicular,
bicycle, or pedestrian traffic by reason oflocatiou, shape, illumination or color.
d. Which casts glare or light, directly or indirectly, on any public roadway, or on any
adjacent property within a residential district.
e. Which imitates an official traffic sign or signal, or conflicts with traffic safety needs
due to location, color, movement, shape or illumination.
f. Which is located or illuminated in such a manner as to cause a traffic hazard.
g. Which outlines any building, sign or part thereof with neon or other Ught.
h. Which uses exposed, bare or uncovered neon illumination.
i. Which contains or consists of a searchlight, beacon or strobe light, or the like,
unless by an authorized government activity.
j. Which contains or consists of pennants, ribbons, spinners, streamers or other
similar moving devices. These devices, when not part of any sign, are similarly prohibited.
k. Which is an advertising vehicle.
L Which contains or consists of strings of light bulbs, not part of a decorative display
but used as a means of attracting attention.
m. Which is a billboard.
n. Which moves, flashes, blinks or changes color except as otherwise specifically
listed.
o. Which are moored balloons or other tethered Hoating signs.
p. Which are banners, except as a permitted temporary event sign.
q. Which is any sign, except those so placed by a duly authorized government agency,
or as a no hunting, fishing, or trespassing sign, which is nailed, tacked, painted or in any other
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manner attached to any tree, cliff, fence, utility pole or support, utility tower, rack, curbstone,
sidewalk, lamp post, hydrant, bridge or public property of any description.
r. Which is any sound-producing sign intended to attract attention regardless of
whether or not the sign has a written message content.
s. Which is a roof sign.
t. Which is erected in or over a public right-of-way unless the sign is authorized
under section 4.l5.05(c). (Amended }"10-01)
u. Which is prohibited along state scenic highways.
Sec. 4.15.07.4 Setback.
The setback shall be measured from the property line or, in the case of an access
easement, from the edge of the easement, to the closest point of the sign. The setback for a sign
within a public right-of-way shall be measured from the edge of the travelway to the closest point
of the sign. The setback fur a pole sign shall be measured from the edge of the sign or the pole,
whichever is closest to the property line. (Amended 1-10-01)
Sec. 4.15.12.1 Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-l and R-2).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type
FOR 1!:ACH LOT
Freestanding 24sq ft 10 ft 10 ft
6ft 10ft
Maximum
height 20 ft Same as
Wall 20 sq ft below top of building
filscia or
mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6ft lOft
en1rance
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft 10 ft
Other
1 per highway
right-of-way
trontage
N/A
2 per entrance
1 per lot per high-
way right-of-way
ftonta e
See section 4.15.11
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs;
c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
AU signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Nonresidential uses including
but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic clubs, schools, daycare centers
and retirement centers may be permitted. Forty (40) square feet in Rural AreaS District (WALL
SIGN ONLY).
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
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See. 4.15.12.2 Residential districts (R-4 and R-6).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
<Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR li:ACH LO'1'
1 per highway One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 feet
Freestanding 24 sq ft 10 ft 10 ft right-of,.way ~;~ntinuous highway
frontage ri t-of-wav fr~e. *
FOR EACH
ESTABT .fSHMENT .
Directorv 24 soft 6ft 10 ft
Maximum
20 sq ft height 20 ft same as
Wall below top of building NfA
fascia or
Mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6ft 10ft 2 per entrance
oer entrance
1 per lot per 4 per year fur 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10ft 10ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.11
way front.lI,e
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs;
C) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
Nonresidential uses including but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic
clubs, schools and daycare centers may be permitted.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.3 Residential (R.. 10 and R..15) and planned residential development (pRD)
districts.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR Ji:ACB LO'1'
1 per highway One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 fuel:
Freestanding 24 sq ft 10ft 5ft right-of-way of continUOus highway
frontage rioht-of,.wav frontal!e. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6ft 5ft
Maximum
height 20 ft same as 1 sq ft per lIinier ft
Wall 32 sq ft below top of building NfA of building frontage
fuscia or
Mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6ft 5ft 2 per entrance
ner entrance
1 per lot per 4 per year fur 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10ft 5ft highway right-of- See section4.15.11
way frontage
Signs by Special Use Permit:
~ Off~neadvertisingsigm;
b) Electric message signs;
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c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
*See section4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.4 Planned unit development (POO) districts.
The following are permitted within this district as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) lMaxiDtum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
l!'OR EACH LO".r
1 per highway One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 feet
Freestanding 24 sq ft 12 ft 5ft right-of-way of continuous highway
frontage rillht-ofwav fro_e. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6ft 5ft
Maximum
height20ft 1 sq ft per 1 linear ft of
Wall 32 sq ft belowtop of NfA building frontage
filscia or
mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6ft 5ft 2 per entrance
per entrance
1 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10ft 5ft highway right-of:. See section 4.15.11
wav frontage
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs;
c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Projecting signs, however,
shall only be allowed when wall or freestanding signs are impractical; except as provided in
section 4.15.4.
*See section 4. 15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.5 Commercial districts (C-l and CO).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area (M~um) nJ:'~ # Allowed Other
(Maximum) . imum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
1 per highway One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 met
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12 ft 5ft right-of-way of continuous highway
frontage ri~ht-of-wav fronts"". *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
DirectolV 24 sa ft 6ft 5ft 1 ner intersection
Maximum height 1 per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft 20 ft below top of right-of-way
fuscia or frontage
Mansard
Maximum height Per establishment. 1 sq
Wall 100 sq ft 20 ft below top of N/A ft per 1 linear ft of
maximum fascia or
Mansard building frontage
2 perlot per 4 per year fur 60 days
Temporary 32 sq it 10 ft 5ft highway right-of See section 4.15.11
way frontage
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Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs; .
b) Electric message signs;
c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following:
wall or projecting.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.6 Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PD-MC) districts.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height n) (MS::::') ~~~~) Other
(MlIximum) (Maximum
FOa DCli LOT
1 per highway One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 teet
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12 ft Sft right-of-way ofoontinuous highway
frontage rillht-of-vvav frontalle. *
FOREAeR
ESTABLISlfMENT
Directorv 24$0 ft lOft Sft II'1P.r intersection
Maximum height 1 per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft 20 ft below top of right-of-way
fuscia or
mansard frontage
Maximum height Per estabisbment, 1.5
Wall 200 sq ft 20 ft below top of N/A sq ft per 1 linear ft of
maximum fitscia or
mansard building frontage
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft 5ft highway right-of:. See section 4.15.11
wav fronfwre
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off..site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs;
c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following: Projecting or wall.
*See section 4.l5.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.7 Industrial (m and LI) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) districts.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type
FOR EACH LOT
Other
Freestanding
32 sq ft
12 ft
5ft
1 per highway
right-of-way
ftontage
One sign is allowed fur
each lot with 100 feet
of continuous highway
right-of.wayfrontage.*
Projecting
32 sq ft
10ft
Maximum
height 20 :tl
below top of
fuscia or
mansard
Maximum
Sft
intersection
Wall
200 ft
1 per highway
right-of.way
frontage
N/A
Per establishment 1.5
h
maximum height 20 ft sq ft per 1 linear ft of
belowtop of building frontage
fuscia or
mansard
32 sqft 2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary lOft Sft highway right-o~
way ftontaee See section 4.15.11
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site. advertising signs;
b) Electronic message signs;
c) Signs in public right-of-way. (Added 1-10-01)
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following: Wall or freestanding.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8.92)
I, Ella W. Carey, do hereby certify that the foregoing writing is a true, correct copy of an
Ordinance duly adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Albemarle County, Virginia, by a vote of
six to zero, as recorded below, at a regular meeting held on Janqary 10. 2001.
Mr. Bowerman
Mr. Dorrier
Ms. Humphris
Mr. Martin
Mr. Perkins
Ms. Thomas
Aye Nay
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COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Department of Planning & Community Development
401 McIntire Road, Room 218
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296 - 5823
Fax (804) 972 - 4012
December 21,2000
Steve Blaine
LeClair Ryan
POBox 2017
Charlottesville, VA 22902-2017
RE: ZTA-00-01 UREF Research Park, Inc Signs in Public Rights-of-Way
Dear Mr. Blaine:
The Albemarle County Planning Commission, at its meeting on December 12, 2000, unanimously
recommended approval of the above-noted petition to the Board of Supervisors. Please note that this
approval is for the following text:
Section 4.15.05 By Special Use Permit
a. Off-site advertising signs.
b. Electric message signs.
c. Signs in public rights-of-way; provided: (1) the subdivision or planned development to which
the sign pertains abuts the public right-of-way; (2) the sign is either a subdivision sign or a
sign identifying a planned development authorized by sections 19.0, 20.0, 25.0, 25A, and
29.0. (3) the freestanding sign regulations, other than setback regulations, applicable to the
lot with the use to which the sign pertains shall apply; and (4) if the sign is located within an
entrance corridor overlay district, a certificate of appropriateness is issued by the architectural
review board.
Please be advised that the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors will review this petition and receive
public comment at their meeting on January 10,2001. Any new or additional information regarding your
application must be submitted to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors at least seven days prior to your
scheduled hearing date.
If you should have any questions or comments regarding the above noted action, please do not hesitate
to contact me.
Sincerely,
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Jan Sprinkle
Chief of Zoning Administration
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Cc:~?~la Carey
Jack Kelsey
Bob Ball
Amelia McCulley
Steve Allshouse
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STAFF PERSON: Jan Sprinkle
PLANNING COMMISSION: December 12, 2000
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: January 10, 2001
ZTA 00-01: To Amend the Zoning Ordinance To Allow Certain Signs To Be
Erected In or Over Public Road Rights-of-Way
ORIGIN: Planning Commission resolution (Attachment A) based on an application from UREF
Research Park, Inc. (Attachment B)
PUBLIC PURPOSE TO BE SERVED: For both staff and Planning Commissio/"l
recommendations, signs within the right-of-way on medians or along public roads in
subdivisions and planned developments could be permitted by special use permit.
For the staff recommendation only, signs within the right-of-way on medians or along public
roads in cases with extenuating circumstances could be permitted by special use permit also.
The latter could only be permitted by the County with prior Virginia Department of
Transportation (V DOT) approval.
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PROPOSAL: To authorize certain privately owned signs to be installed in or over public rights-
of-way by special use permit. The draft ordinance also establishes the method for measuring
the setback for a sign in or over a public right-of-way and it updates terminology by amending
the following: Section 4.15.05 By special use permit, Section 4.15.06 Prohibited signs, Section
4.15.07.4 Setback, Section 4.15.12.1 Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-1 AND R-
2), Section 4.15.12.2 Residential districts (R-4 and R-6), Section 4.15.12.3 Residential (R-10
and R-15) and planned residential development (PRO) districts, Section 4.15.12.4 Planned unit
development (PUD) district, Section 4.15.12.5 Commercial districts (C-1 and CO), Section
4.15.12.6 Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PO-Me) districts, and Section
4.15.12.7 Industrial (HI and L1) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) districts.
BACKGROUND: On November 7,2000, the Planning Commission discussed the proposed
ordinance and adopted a resolution of intent. On December 12, 2000, they acted to delete part
of staff's recommendation and to recommend approval for only the portion of the ZTA requested
by UREF Research Park, Inc.
STAFF COMMENT:
Purpose and Intent of the Sign Ordinance as stated in the Zoning Ordinance: "The
purpose of these regulations is to ensure that signs are appropriate to the land, building, or use
to which they are appurtenant and are effective, yet not excessive for their intended purpose.
These regulations are intended to accomplish the following goals:
-To promote the general health, safety and welfare by regulating distracting signs that are
not necessary for the identification of a business location;
-To protect the public investment in the creation, maintenance, safety and appearance of its
~ streets and highways;
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-To improve pedestrian and vehicular safety by avoiding saturation and confusion in the field
of vision;
-To enable businesses to promote and identify their establishments;
-To protect and enhance the county's attractiveness to tourists and other visitors as sources
of economic development; and '
-To implement the comprehensive plan goal of creating an "attractive and harmonious
environment."
The proposed amendment will make available by special permit, an additional sign provision for
specific cases where the lay of the land prevents a currently permitted sign from being effective.
VDOT has previously established guidelines for allowing subdivision signs in rights-of-way,
provided they contain no commercial advertisement and are not illuminated. In a few specific
cases, VDOT has also granted permission for signs identifying nonresidential uses such as
churches, where the amount of VDOT right-of-way is excessive.
Staff opinion is that controlling signs in rights-of-way by special permit will allow us to carefully
consider each request on a case-by-case basis and make reasonable recommendations.
VDOT has asked that we require their approval before accepting an application for a sign in the
r/w, other than a subdivision sign, for two reasons:
. With subdivision signs, they are careful to only grant their permission in specific cases that
meet their guidelines. For commercial signs, they want signed agreements that include
specific language regarding owner liability as well as the ability to retract their approval at
any time they choose to use the right-of-way for their own purposes; and ;/'"""'t",
. With other signs, they do not want the public to invest time and money in the County's
process, obtain our approval, and then try to use that investment as leverage to convince
VDOT to allow the sign. (The SP fee for an off-site sign is $95 and the process takes about
5 weeks.)
Administration I Review Process: Currently, the Board of Supervisors has granted to the
Board of Zoning Appeals, the authority to administer certain signs by special use permit.
Should this amendment be approved, the BZA will hear requests for signs in the right-of-way
just as they currently hear special permits for other off-site signs.
Housing Affordability: The proposed amendment would not affect housing affordability.
Implications to Staffing I Staffing Costs: Because we do not foresee many requests for
signs in rights-of-way, we do not anticipate any need for additional staff.
STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends amending the Sign Ordinance Sections as
shown in Attachment C.
PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Approve the request for subdivision and
planned development signs only. See Attachment D. ~'l
ATTACHMENT A
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RESOLUTION OF INTENT
WHEREAS, section 4.15 of the zoning ordinance prohibits private signs within public
road rights-of-way;
WHEREAS, the Virginia Department of Transportation ("VDOT") issues permits for
private subdivision signs within public road rights-of-way, and the permitting process
addresses sight distance and other traffic safety issues; and
WHEREAS, with traffic safety issues addressed through the VDOT permitting
process, it may be appropriate, under certain circumstances to be delineated in section 4.15, to
authorize signs within a public road right-of-way by special use permit.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT for purposes of public necessity,
convenience, general welfare and good zoning practices, the Albemarle County Planning
Commission hereby adopts a resolution of intent to amend the Zoning Ordinance for the
purposes described herein; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Planning Commission will hold a public
hearing on this resolution of intent, and make its recommendations to the Board of
r"~ Supervisors at the earliest possible date.
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county of Albemarle
Department of Zoning
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, VA 22902-4596
(804) 296-5875 FAX (804)" 972-4060
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ZONING TEXT AMENDMENT
OWNER (as currently listed in Real Estate)
Name UREF Research Park" Inc. phone (804) 9~ - ~
Address 465 Crestwood Drive, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
APPLICANT (if different from above)
Name
same as above
Phone (_)
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Address
CONTACT PERSON/DESIGNATED AGENT (if different from above)
Name Steven W. Blaine, Esq.
phone (804) 2l.L --..11ll
Day Phone (=)
Address c/o LeCl-air Ryan, P.C.
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LOCATION: 108 Second Street, S.E. Charlottesville, VA 22902
PLEASE PROVIDE ACTUAL ORDINANCE LANGUAGE AND JUSTIFICATION OF YOUR
REQUEST ON THE BACK OF THIS SHEET OR AN ATTACHMENT.
OFFICE USE ONLY
DATE OF PRELIM CONF/STAFF:
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ORDINANCE SECTION:
Zoning Administrator Review ( initials) Jl)6
Planner:
Recommendation
Plann;no commission:
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LECLAIR RYAN
BlACKS8URG OFFICE:
TELEPHONE: (540) 961-2762
A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
ATTORNEYS AT LAw
POST OFFICE BOx 2017
108 SECOND STREET. S.E.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA 22902-2017
TelEPHONE: (804) 971-7771
FACSIMILE: (804) 296-0905
STEVEN W. BLAIN'E
RICHMOND OFFICE:
TELEPHONE: (604) 763.2003
INNS8ROOK OFFICE:
TelEPHONE: (804) 270-0070
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TELEPHONE. (7:JI) 044-1454
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE
TELEPHONE. (703) 664-6007
February 22, 2000
BY HAND
Ms. Jan Sprinkle
Department of Zoning, County of Albemarle
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902
Research Park at North Fork; Zoning Text Amendment
Dear Jan;
This letter follows our meeting of February 18, 2000 with Bart Svoboda and David Benish.
We discussed the University of Virginia Real Estate Foundation's interest in locating a sign in
the median near the entrances to the North Fork project. This type of sign would identify the
Research Park, and would not advertise any particular business or tenant located within the l~
Research Park. We also discussed the process involved in a Zoning Text Amendment in order
to address the limitations within the County's Sign Ordinance that currently preclude such a
sign. You indicated that the Sign Ordinance is undergoing a general revision and that the staff
had not yet recommended to the Planning Commission a draft for the Commission's
~unsideration (aithough I understand that a draft may be currently under review by the C"",..,ty
AttOrney's office).
On behalf of the Foundation, we respectfully request that the revision to the Sign
Ordinance set forth below be considered as part of the overall review of changes to the
Ordinance. This approach would seem to be preferable to a separate consideration of our
client's request after the new ordinanc~ 15 adopted It certainly would be more efficient in
terms of the use of staff and Plannmg CommiSSIOn time cui,} effort to combil';: ~~je
cOl1sider2.~ions .
In view of our request. I nevertheless attach a completed Zoning Text Amendment form
(with the application fee of $665) so that we may initiate the County's consideration. I believe
that the text need only be revised to restate one of the specifically prohibited signs described in
Section 14.15.06 (t) as follows:
"Which is erected in or over a public right of way, except for signs identifying a business,
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corporate or research park which do not identify any particular business or tenant, and which
satisfy the Virginia Department of Transportation road design criteria, "
Please contact me at your earliest convenience to make certain that if there are
concerns or other text language that should be addressed to accommodate this request, our
client will have an opportunity to respond so that the request may stay within the Ordinance
review schedule. I look forward to working with you on this request.
Very truly ~
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Ste<en ; .~ine
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cc: Mr. Bruce S. Stouffer
Mr. Gaylon Beights
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Draft: 10/31/00
ORDINANCE NO. 00-18( )
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 18, ZONING, ARTICLE II, BASIC
REGULATIONS, AND ARTICLE III, DISTRICT REGULATIONS, OF THE CODE OF THE
COtJNTY OF ALBEMARLE, VIRGINIA
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BE IT ORDAINED By the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia, that
. Chapter 18, Zoning, Article II, Basic Regulations, is hereby amended and reordained as follows:
By Amending:
Sec. 4.15.05
Sec. 4.15.06
Sec. 4.15.07.4
Sec. 4.15.12.1
Sec. 4.15.12.2
Sec. 4.15.12.3
Sec. 4.15.12.4
Sec. 4.15.12.5
Sec. 4.15.12.6
Sec. 4.15.12.7
By special use permit.
Prohibited signs.
Setback.
Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-1 AND R-2).
Residential districts (RA and R-6).
Residential (R-10 and R-15) and planned residential development (PRD)
districts.
Planned unit development (PUD) district.
Commercial districts (C-1 and CO).
Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PD-MC) districts.
Industrial (HI and LI) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) districts.
Chapter 18. Zoning
Article II. Basic Regulations
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Sec. 4.15.05 By special use permit.
The authority to administer signs by special use permit is hereby granted to the board of
zoning appeals. The following signs shall be permitted by special use permit within any
underlying district:
a. Off-site advertising signs.
b. Electric message signs.
c. Signs in public rights-of-wav: provided: (l) the subdivision. planned
development. or use to which the sign pertains abuts the public right-or-way: (2) the sign is either
a subdivision sign: a sism identifving a planned development authorized bv sections 19.0.20.0.
25.0. 25A. and 29.0. or a sign d~monstrated bv the owner to be necessarv because an on-site sism
would be ineffective to communicate its message off-site because of topographv or vegetation:
(3) before the applicant files an application for a special use permit. the Virginia Department of
Transportation approves the sign at its proposed location: (4) the freestanding sign regulations.
other than setback regulations. applicable to the lot with the use to which the sign pertains shall
applv: and (5) if the sign is located within an entrance corridor overlay district. a certificate of
appropriateness is issued by the architectural review board.
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Sec. 4.15.06 Prohibited signs.
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Signs with any of the following characteristics are prohibited within Albemarle County.
This includes any sign:
a. Which violates any provisions of the law of Virginia relating to outdoor
advertising, including S-gections 33.1-351 to 33.1-381, inclusive, and S-gection 46.2-831 of the
Code of Virginia.
b. Which violates federal law related to the control of outdoor advertising, including
but not limited to 23 U.S.c. & 13 L including U.S.c. Sec. 131 control of outdoor advcrtising and
pro';isions or which violates federal or state law concerning Virginia byways.
c. Which obstructs free or clear vision, or otherwise causes hazards for vehicular,
bicycle, or pedestrian traffic by reason oflocation, shape, illumination or color.
d. Which casts glare or light, directly or indirectly, on any public roadway, or on any
adjacent property within a residential district.
e. Which imitates an official traffic sign or signal, or conflicts with traffic safety
needs due to location, color, movement, shape or illumination,
f Which is located or illuminated in such a manner as to cause a traffic hazard,
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Which outlines any building, sign or part thereof with neon or other light.
h. Which uses exposed, bare or uncovered neon illumination.
i. Which contains or consists of a searchlight, beacon or strobe light, or the like,
unless by an authorized government activity.
j. Wl.;~l. :::ontains or consists of pennants, ribbons, spinners, streamers or other
similar moving devices. These devices, when not part of any sign, are similarly prohibited.
k. Which is an advertising vehicle.
1. Which contains or consists of strings of light bulbs, not part of a decorative
display but used as'a means of attracting attention.
m. Which is a billboard.
listed.
n. Which moves, flashes, blinks or changes color except as otherwise specifically
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Which are moored balloons or other tethered floating signs.
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Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-way.
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All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Nonresidential uses including
but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic clubs, schools, daycare centers
and retirement centers may be permitted. Forty (40) square feet in Rural Areas District (WALL
SIGN ONLY).
"'See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.2 Residential districts (R-4 and R-6).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
freestanding 24 sq ft ] 0 It 10 ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
fronta2e. *
FOR EACH
EST ABLlSHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6ft 10 ft
Maximum
height 20 ft same as
Wall 20 sq ft below top of building N/A
fascia or
Mansard
32 sq ft -
Subdivision aggregate 6ft 10 ft 2 per entrance
ner entrance
I 1 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft lOft 10 ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.1 ]
wav frontage
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Signs bv Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-way.
All signage except subdiyision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
Nonresidential uses including but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic
clubs, schools and daycare centers may be permitted.
*See section 4.15.12.d, (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.3 Residential (R-10 and R-15) and planned residential development (PRD)
districts.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (M inimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sllm is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with] 00
Freestanding 24 sq ft 10 ft 5 ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
frontal!e. ·
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6 ft 5ft
Maximum
height 20 ft sa me as ] sq ft per] linier ft
Wall 32 sq ft below top of building N/A of building frontage
fascia or
Mansard .
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6 ft 5 ft 2 per entrance
ner entrance
] per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft 5ft highway right-of-
way fronta"e See section 4.] 5.11
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs-:~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.4 Planned unit development (PUD) district.
The following are permitted within this district as further regulated below:
Sign Type
I FOR EACH LOT
Area T
(MaXimum) I
Other
Height I
, i
(Maxi;;'um I
Setback
(Minimum)
i
# Allowed
(Maximum)
Freestanding
J p.. ..."'. -J
right-of-way
frontage
One sign is allowed
24 sq ft
l2 ft
5ft
feet of continuous
highway right-of-way
frontage. .
FOR EACH
EST A BLlS H M ENT
Directory
24 sq ft
6 fl
5 ft
Wall
Maximum
height 20 ft
below top of
fascia or
mansard
N/A
I sq ft per 1 linear ft
of building frontage
32 sq ft
SubdiVIsion
32 sq ti
aggregate
per entrance
2 per entrance
6ft
5 1't
Temporary
] per lot per
highway right-of-
wa V fronta l!e
4 per year for 60 days
See section 4. 1 5.11
32 sq ft
10 fl
5ft
Signs bv Special Use Permit:
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a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs~~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
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All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Projecting signs,
however, shall only be allowed when wall or freestanding signs are impractical; except as
provided in section 4.15.4.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.5 Commercial district~ (C-1 and CO).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area HeIght Setbac k # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maxlmum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
feet of continuous
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12 ft 5 ft right-of-way highway right-of-way
frontage frontage .*
FOR EACH
EST ABLlSHMEl"T
DirectorY 24 so ft b ft 5ft 1 ner intersection
Maximum height 1 per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft 20 ft below lOp of right-of-way
faSCia or
Mansard fran tage
MaXimum height Per establishment, 1
Wall I 100 sq fl 20 ft belo\>. top of N/A sq ft per 1 linear ft of
maximum faSCia or
Mansard building frontage
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 fl 5 ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.11
way frontage
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Signs bv Special Use Permit:
:1) Off-site advertising siins;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice 0 fane (1) of the following:
wall or projecting.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-9:)
Sec. 4.15.12.6 Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PD-MC) district~.
The following are permitted within these dlstricts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area I Hel~r1\ . Setback ;; Allowed Other
(Maximum I (i'.13\lmU~1 (.\11n1mum\ (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign IS allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 32 sq ft 1: f: 5 ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
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Sign Type Area Height Setbac k ;; Allowed Other I
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directory 24 sa ft 10 ft 5 ft I per intersection
Maximum I
height 20 ft 1 per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft below top of right-of-way
fascia or frontage
mansard
I Maximum
200 sq ft height 20 ft Per estabishment. 1.5
Wall below top of N/A sq ft per I linear ft of
G-;a\: l:~;';:--:~ fascia or buildtng frontage
I mansard
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft lOft 5ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.11
way frontage
Signs bv Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following: Projecting or wall.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.7 Industrial (HI and LI) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) district~.
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The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area I Height I Setback ! # Allowed Other I
(Maximum I IMaxlmuml (Minimum) I (Maximum) I
FOR EACH LOT I
",.c o,~n is allowed
I per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 32 sq ft I: ft 5 ft right-or-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
frontage. *
FOR EACH I I i
EST ABLlSHVlE'\'T !
DIrectory 24 sa ft 10 II 5 It I I oer intersection
MaXimum I
height :0 It I per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft belo" lap 01 right-of-way
faSCia or I frontage
I mansard
\laxlmum ! I
200 sq ft height :U :'t ! Per establishment. 1.5
Wall below lOp 0: I N/A sq ft per I linear ft of
maximum faSCIa Of I building frontage
manS.1rJ I
I 2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft :- ! ~ highway right-of-
i I way frontage See section 4.15.11
Si'gns bv Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electronic message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
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Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following: Wall or freestanding.
*See section 4.15.12,d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
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I, Ella W. Carey, do hereby certify that the foregoing writing is a true, correct copy of an
Ordinance duly adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Albemarle County, Virginia, by a vote of
. _ to _, as recorded below, at a regular meeting held on
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Clerk, Board of County Supervisors
Mr. Bowerman
Mr. Dorrier
Ms. Humphris
Mr. Martin
Mr. PerKms
Ms. Thomas
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Revisions to Section 4.15.05(c) Recommended by the Plannin~ Commission
Sec. 4.15.05 By special use permit.
The authority to administer signs by special use permit is hereby granted to the board of
zoning appeals. The following signs shall be permitted by special use permit within any
underlying district:
a. Off-site advertising signs.
b. Electric message signs.
c. Signs in public rights-of-way; provided: (I) the subdivision, or planned
development, or use to which the sign pertains abuts the public right-of-way;(2) the sign is either
a subdivision sign, or a sign identifying a planned development authorized by sections 19.0,20.0,
25,0, 25A, and 29.0, or a sign demonstrated by the ov;ncr to be necessary because an on site sign
"vould be ineffccti'/e to communicate its message off site because of topography or '/egetation;
(3) before the applicant files an application for a special use permit, the Virginia Department of
Transportation approves the sign at its proposed location; (4~) the freestanding sign regulations,
other than setback regulations, applicable to the lot with the use to which the sign pertains shall
apply; and (~ ~) if the sign is located within an entrance corridor overlay district, a certificate of
appropriateness is issued by the architectural review board. .
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ORDINANCENQ.Ol-18( )
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 18, ZONING, ARTICLE II, BASIC
REGULATIONS, AND ARTICLE III, DISTRICT REGULATIONS, OF THE CODE OF THE
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE, VIRGINIA
BE IT ORDAINED By the Board of Supervisors of the County of Albemarle, Virginia, that
Chapter 18, Zoning, Article II, Basic Regulations, is hereby amended and reordained as follows:
By Amending:
Sec. 4.15.05
Sec. 4.15.06
Sec. 4.15.07.4
Sec. 4.15.12.1
Sec. 4.15.12.2
Sec. 4.15.12.3
Sec. 4.15.12.4
Sec. 4,15.12.5
Sec. 4.15.12.6
Sec. 4.15,12.7
By special use permit.
Prohibited signs.
Setback.,
Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-1 AND R-2).
Residential districts (R-4 and R-6).
Residential (R-10 and R-15) and planned residential development (PRD)
districts.
Planned unit development (PUD) district.
Commercial districts (C-1 and CO).
Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PD-MC) districts.
Industrial (HI and LI) and mixed industrial (PD- IP) districts.
Chapter 18. Zoning
Article II. Basic Regulations
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Sec. 4.15.05 By special use permit.
The authority to administer signs by special use permit is hereby granted to the board of
zoning appeals. The following signs shall be permitted by special use permit within any
underlying district:
a. Off-site advertising signs.
b. Electric message signs.
c. Signs in public rights-of-way; provided: (1) the subdivision or planned
development to which the sign pertains abuts the public right-of-way; (2) the sign is either a
subdivision sign or a sign identifying a planned development authorized by sections 19.0.20.0.
25.0. 25A. and 29.0; (3) the freestanding sign regulations. other than setback regulations.
applicable to the lot with the use to which the sign pertains shall applv: and (4) if the sign is
located within an entrance corridor overlav district. a certificate of appropriateness is issued by
the architectural review board.
Sec. 4.15.06 Prohibited signs.
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Signs with any of the following characteristics are prohibited within Albemarle County.
This includes any sign:
a. Which violates any provisions of the law of Virginia relating to outdoor
advertising, including 8-gections 33.1-351 to 33,1-381, inclusive, and 8-gection 46.2-831 of the
Code of Virginia.
b. Which violates federal law related to the control of outdoor advertising, including
but not limited to 23 U.S,C. & 13 L induding U.S.C. Sec. 131 control of outdoor advertising and
provisions or which violates federal or state lawconceming Virginia byways.
c. Which obstructs free or clear vision, or otherwise causes hazards for vehicular,
bicycle, or pedestrian traffic by reason of location, shape, illumination or color.
d. Which casts glare or light, directly or indirectly, on any public roadway, or on any
adjacent property within a residential district.
e. Which imitates an official traffic sign or signal, or conflicts with traffic safety
needs due to location, color, movement, shape or illumination,
f. Which is located or illuminated in such a manner as to cause a traffic hazard.
g. Which outlines any building, sign or part thereof with neon or other light.
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Which uses exposed, bare or uncovered neon illumination.
i. Which contains or consists of a searchlight, beacon or strobe light, or the like,
unless by an authorized government activity.
j. Which contains or consists of pennants, ribbons, spinners, streamers or other
similar moving devices. These devices, when not part of any sign, are similarly prohibited.
k. Which is an advertising vehicle.
1. Which contains or consists of strings of light bulbs, not part of a decorative
display but used as a means of attracting attention,
m. Which is a billboard.
n. Which moves, flashes, blinks or changes color except as otherwise specifically
listed.
o.
Which are moored balloons or other tethered floating signs,
p.
Which are banners, except as a permitted temporary event sign.
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q. Which is any sign, except those so placed by a duly authorized government
agency, or as a no hunting, fishing, or trespassing sign, which is nailed, tacked, painted or in any
other manner attached to any tree, cliff, fence, utility pole or support, utility tower, rack,
curbstone, sidewalk, lamp post, hydrant, bridge or public property of any description.
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r. Which is any sound-producing sign intended to attract attention regardless of
whether or not the sign has a written message content.
s. Which is a roof sign.
t. Which is erected in or over a public right-of-way unless the sign is authorized
under section 4.15.05(c).
u. Which is prohibited along state scenic highways.
Sec. 4.15.07.4 Setback.
The ggetback shall be measured from the property line or, in the case of an access
easement, from the edge of the easement, to the closest point of the sign. The setback for a sign
within a public right-of-way shall be measured from the edge of the travelwav to the closest point
of the sign. The setback for a A pole sign shall be measured from the edge of the sign or the
pole, whichever is closest to the property line.
Sec. 4.15.12.1 Residential and agricultural districts (RA, VR, R-1 and R-2).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 24sq ft 10 ft 10 ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
. frontage. *
FOR EACH I
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 Sq ft hit I 10 It 1
T\.13.\llllU!1: I
height ~1l11 i
Wall 20 sq ft hd~~\\ tnp \I! S:.J.lllL" ~;-, I N/A
l'~b...'I~ ll~ hlllldln~ I
1l1alh:.lfd
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate () ft III It 2 per entrance
per entrance
1 per lot per
Temporary 32 sq ft I 1111.[ Illll high-way right- See section 4.15.11
of-way frontaoe
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
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b) Electric message signs~~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Nonresidential uses including
but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic clubs, schools, daycare centers
and retirement centers may be permitted. Forty (40) square feet in Rural Areas District (WALL
SIGN ONLY).
*See section 4.15.12,d, (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.2 Residential districts (R-4 and R-6).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 24 sq ft lOft 10 ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-)'Iay
frontage. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6ft lOft
Maximum
height 20 ft sa me as
Wall 20 sq ft below top 01" building N/A
fascia nr
Mansaru
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 61"t lOft 2 per entrance
ner entrance
I per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 Ii lOft highway right-of-
way frontage See section 4.15.11
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs~~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
Nonresidential uses including but not limited to: agricultural uses, church, fire/rescue squad, civic
clubs, schools and daycare centers may be pen11ittcd.
*See section4.15.12,d. (Adopted 7-8-(2)
Sec. 4.15.12.3 Residential (R-l 0 and R-15) and planned residential development (PRD)
districts.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type
FOR EACH LOT
Area
Maximum)
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# Allowed
(Maximum
Other
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One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 24 sq ft 10 ft 5ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
frontaO'e*
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 Sq ft 6 ft 5ft
Maximum
height 20 ft same as 1 sq ft per 1 linier ft
Wall 32 sq ft below top of building N/A of building frontage
fascia or
Mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6 ft 5ft 2 per entrance
ner entrance
1 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft 5ft highway right-of-
wav fronta!!e See section 4.15.11
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Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only.
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.4 Planned unit development (PUD) district.
The following are permitted within this district as further regulated below:
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 24 sq ft 12 ft 5ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
frontage. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directory 24 sq ft 6ft 5ft
Maximum
height 20 ft 1 sq ft per 1 linear ft
Wall 32 sq ft below top of N/A of building frontage
fascia or
mansard
32 sq ft
Subdivision aggregate 6ft 5 ft 2 per en trance
per entrance
1 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft lOft 5f! highway right-of-
way frontaO'e See section 4.15.11
Si!?:ns bv Special Use Permit:
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a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs,:,~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
All signage except subdivision signs refer to nonresidential uses only. Projecting signs,
however, shall only be allowed when wall or freestanding signs are impractical; except as
provided in section 4.15.4.
*See section 4.15.12.d, (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.5 Commercial district~ (C-1 and CO).
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
I per highway for each lot with 100
feet of continuous
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12ft 5ft right-of-way highway right-of-way
frontage frontage. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft 6ft 5ft I oer intersection
Maximum height I per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft 20 ft below top of right-of-way
fascia or
Mansard frontage
Maximum height Per establishment, 1
Wall 100 sq ft 20 ft below top of N/A sq ft per 1 linear ft of
maximum fascia or
Mansard building frontage
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10ft 5ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.11
way trontaQ:e
Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs,:,~
c) Signs in public right-of-way.
Each establishm~nt shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following:
wall or projecting.
*See section 4.15,12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.6 Commercial (HC) and mixed commercial (PD-SC and PD-MC) district~.
The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
1 per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12 ft 5ft right.of.way feet of continuous
fron tage highway right.of.way
frontaQ:e*
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Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directorv 24 sa ft lOft 5ft I per intersection
Maximum
height 20 ft I per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft below top of right-of-way
fascia or frontage
mansard
Maximum
200 sq ft height 20 ft Per estabishment, 1.5
Wall below top of N/A sq ft per I linear ft of
maximum fascia or building frontage
mansard
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft 10 ft 5ft highwaYTight-of- See section 4.15.11
way frontage
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Signs by Special Use Permit:
a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electric message signs7~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) of the following: Proj ecting or wall.
*See section 4.15.l2.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
Sec. 4.15.12.7 Industrial (HI and LI) and mixed industrial (PD-IP) district~.
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The following are permitted within these districts as further regulated below:
Sign Type Area Height Setback # Allowed Other
(Maximum) (Maximum) (Minimum) (Maximum)
FOR EACH LOT
One sign is allowed
I per highway for each lot with 100
Freestanding 32 sq ft 12 ft 5ft right-of-way feet of continuous
frontage highway right-of-way
frontal!e. *
FOR EACH
ESTABLISHMENT
Directory 24 sq ft lOft 5ft I per intersection
Maximum
height 20 n 1 per highway
Projecting 32 sq ft below top of right-of-way
fascia or fran tage
mansard
Maximum
200 sq ft height 20 n Per establishment, 1.5
Wall below top of N/A sq ft per I linear ft of
maximum fascia or building frontage
mansard
2 per lot per 4 per year for 60 days
Temporary 32 sq ft lOft 5ft highway right-of- See section 4.15.11
way frontal!e
Signs by Special Use Permit:
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a) Off-site advertising signs;
b) Electronic message signs-;-~
c) Signs in public right-of-wav.
Each establishment shall be limited to a choice of one (1) ofthe following: Wall or freestanding,
*See section 4.15.12.d. (Adopted 7-8-92)
I, Ella W. Carey, do hereby certify that the foregoing writing is a true, correct copy of an
Ordinance duly adopted by the Board of Supervisors of Albemarle County, Virginia, by a vote of
_ to _, as recorded below, at a regular meeting held on
Clerk, Board of County Supervisors
Aye Nay
Mr. Bowerman
Mr. Domer
Ms. Humphris
Mr. Martin
Mr. Perkins
Ms. Thomas
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David P. Bowerman
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Undsay G, Dorri~Jr.
Scottsville
, Charlotte Y. Humphris .
Jack Jouett
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Office of Board of Supervisors
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296-5843 FAX (804) 296-5800
Charles S. Martin
Rivanna
Walter F. Perkins
WhiteHall
Sally H. Thomas
Samuel Miller
January 16,2001
Mr. George R. Larie
107 Tally Ho Dr.
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Dear Mr.~ /
At the Board of Supervisors meeting held on January 10, 2001, you were reappointed to serve as
the Jack Jouett Magisterial District representative on the Equalization Board, with said term to run from
Janu.ary 1, 2001 through December 31, 2001. I have enclosed an updated roster for your convenience.
On behalf of the Board, I would like to take this opportunity to express the Board's appreciation for
your willingness to continue to serve the County in this capacity.
Sincerely,
y/ddy ~
Sally H. Thomas
Chairman
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cc: James Camblos
Bruce Woodzell
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David B Bowerman
, .Rio
Undsay G. Dorrieft-Jr.
Scottsville
( Charlotte Y. Humphris
Jack Jouett
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Office of Board of Supervisors
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296-5843 FAX (804) 296-5800
Charles S. Martin
Rivanna
Walter E Perkins
White Hall
Sally H, Thomas
Samuel Miller
January 16, 2001
Mr. James E. Clark, Jr.
1130 Oak Hill Dr.
Charlottesville, VA 22901
Dear Mr. Clark:
At the Board of Supervisors meeting held on January 10, 2001, you were reappointed to serve as
the Scottsville Magisterial District representative on the Equalization Board, with said term to run from
January 1, 20C1 through December 31, 2001. I have enclosed an updated roster for your convenience
On behalf of the Board, I would like to take this opportJnity to express the Board's appreciation for
your willingness to continue to serve the County in this capacity,
Sincerely,
y(df9f(~
Sally H. Thomas
Chairman
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cc: James Camblos
Bruce Woodzell
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MEMORANDUM
DATE:
RE:
Members of the Board of Supervisors
Laurie Bentley, C.M.C.~ /
Senior Deputy Clerk ~
January 10, 2001
TO:
FROM:
Vacancies on Boards and Commissions
I have included a current list of existing vacancies on boards and commissions through
March 31, 2001. Please advise me if you want me to advertise any of the vacancies. Thank you,
Cc: Bob Tucker
Larry Davis
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(City will rtise vacancy and
make recommendation)
BOARD OR COMMISSION
MEMBER
TERM EXPIRES
NEW TERM
EXPIRES
WISH TO BE
RE-
APPOINTED?
MAGISTERIAL
APPOINTMENT?
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(One late application was given to
Ms. Thomas on 1/3/01,)
New committee (1-3
vacancies-up to Board
to decide # of slots)
David P. Bowerman
Rlo
Undsay G. Domer. Jr.
Scottsville
Charlotte Y. Humphris
Jack Jouett
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Office of Board of Supervisors
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296-5843 FAX (804) 296-5800
January 8, 2001
Charles S. Martin
Rivanna
WaIter F. Perkins
WhIte Hall
Sally H. Thomas
Samuel Miner
The Honorable Blake Caravati, Mayor
City of Charlottesville
P. O. Box 911
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902
RE: Meadow Creek Parkway
Dear Blake:
The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors has reviewed your letter of December 13, 2000 and appreciates the
sharing of your correspondence with the Virginia Department of Transportation regarding the Meadow Creek
Parkway. It is important that you know the Board of Supervisors continues to support the construction of the
Meadow Creek Parkway under the guidelines that City Council proposed in Mayor Daugherty's letter of July 19,
1999. As part of that agreement, we hired a consultant at a cost of$124,000 to ensure that the design of that portion
of the parkway within the County follows the same design principles of the City's portion of the parkway as
proposed in 1999.
In regard to your suggestions concerning a new transportation network, we share your interest in continuing to work
to solve "increasingly complex transportation challenges." Under TEA-21, we are required to work together to
create long range plans that support economic vitality, safety and security, accessibility and mobility, and that
protect the environment, conserve energy, increase "intermodalism," promote efficiency, and preserve the
usefulness of existing transportation systems. Within two months, City Council and the Board of Supervisors
should have appointed a group of citizens and given them an assignment to create a new regional transportation
network plan, just as your letter suggests. The Albemarle County Board of Supervisors suggests that specific
concerns, such as neighborhood protection, be given to that group and its staff, with an expected intermediate plan
by the end of this year and a twenty-year plan within some months after that. This is the legal, staffed, and funded
method of making regional transportation network plans.
More immediately, we suggest that City Council and the Board of Supervisors members participate in the February
8th (at Westminster Canterbury, 7:00 p.m.) Jefferson Area Eastern Planning Initiative worksession regarding land
use and transportation north and east of the City. That is a $500,000 study that is developing plans and alternatives
in exactly the area mentioned in your cover letter with its report expected by June of this year. Consultants and staff
are willing to meet explicitly with the Council and Board, and/or the Planning Commissions if that is preferred.
There are alternative transportation networks being tested, with a City/County consensus the desired outcome.
Finally, our MPO representatives meet monthly with yours and this seems a logical group to carry on the
conversation that you suggest.
With regard to your suggestions concerning the parkland to accompany the parkway, we continue to support efforts
to make this a true park with attractive and useable land. Our consultants, even in their most preliminary report, are
making us aware of what an important amenity this will be for our joint communities. Until their report is fmished,
we won't know what number of acres to recommend, but the 50-acre figure may turn out to be reasonable. We do
not want to pre-judge their recommendation at this time. We will point out that last year we joined in the efforts,
especially Meredith Richards's, to get legislative action on acquiring additional right-of-way for the parkland.
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January 10,2001
RE: Meadow Creek Parkway
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The Board of Supervisors fully understands the difficulty that City Council has been confronted with as it relates to
the ultimate design of the parkway and its related intersections. However, it is vitally important that we move
forward on this project. As our consultant completes its work and provides additional recommendations on the
design of this parkway and related issues such as parkland, etc., we are requesting the Virginia Department of
Transportation to move forward because the traffic conditions existing on Rio Road and Park Street cannot
withstand any additional traffic until improvements are in place.
We look forward to our continued working relationship on this and other matters facing our community and believe
that it is time to fma1ize this segment of our transportation network. Should you or other members of Council have
any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me or other Board members.
Sincerely,
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Sally H. Thomas
Chair
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~ar1e County Board of Supervisors
Charlottesville City Council
The Honorable H. Carter Myers, III
Mr. Donald R. Askew
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COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA
CHARLES D. NOTTINGHAM
COMMISSIONER
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
PO BOX 11649
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA 24506
January 9, 2001
W.T. RAMEY, P.E.
DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR
Route 29 Corridor Development Study
Project: 6029-963-FOl, PE-I00
From: 1-64 To: North Carolina State Line
PPMS: TP26 File # - 1M-03-01
Amherst, Nelson, Albemarle, Pitt sylvania
and Campbell Counties
Public Workshops
A Public Workshop will be held for the above mentioned corridor development study in
the counties of Nelson, Campbell, Pitt sylvania, Albemarle and Amherst. The purpose of
these workshops are to provide interested citizens an opportunity to informally review
and discuss with Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) representatives draft
recommendations for the Route 29 Corridor Study. This corridor extends from the North
Carolina state line to. the City of Charlottesville. The different areas of concern and
modes of transportation,. now and in the future, will be discussed. Your comments and
concerns'will be an essential part of the outcome.
County and date ofPubiic Workshops:
(All Workshops will be held from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.)
Nelson County
Wednesday, January 17,2001
Tye River Elementary School
on Route 29, 1.4 miles north
Colleen in Nelson County
Amherst County
Wednesday, January 24,2001
Amherst County High School
on Route 29 Business in the
Town of Amherst
Albemarle County
Thursday, January 18, 2001
Red Hill Elementary School
Red Hill School Road (Route 710)
Just north of North Oar den,
0.25 mile east of Route '29 '
Pitt sylvania County
Thursday, January 25,2001
Vocational Technical School
on Route 29 near White Oak Mountain
in Pitt sylvania Comity
Campb~lIcotiniy'
Tuesday, January 23, 2001
Vocational Technical School
on Route 29 south (near Route 24)
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TRANSPORTATION FOR THE 21ST CENTURY
...... .. ."..
ROUTE 29 CORRIDOR DEVELOPMENT STUDY
Counties of Nelson, Albemarle, Campbell, Amherst & Pittsylvania
PUBLIC 'llVOR~S~OPS
MEE TINGS:
All meetings will be held from
4:00PM to 7:00PM
Nelson County
Wednesday, January 17, 2001
Tye River Elementary School
on Route 29 1.4 miles north of
Colleen in Nelson County.
Albemarle County
Thursday, January 18, 2001
Red Hill Elementary School
Red Hill School Road (Route
710) just north of North
Garden, 0.25 mile east ofRoute
29 in Albemarle County.
Campbell County
Tuesday, January 23,2001
Campbell County Vo- Tech
Center on Route 29 (near
Route 24) south of Lynchburg.
Amherst County
Wednesday, January 24,2001
Amherst County High School
on Route 29 Business in the
Town of Amherst.
Pittsylvania County
Thursday, January 25,2001
Pittsylvania County Vo- Tech
Center on Route 29 near
White Oak Mountain.
PurDose:
To provide interested citizens an opportunity
to informally review and discuss with Virginia
Departn,ent of Transportation (VDOT) repre-
sentatives draft recOI'nmendations for the Route
29 Corridor Study. This corridor extends from
the North Carolina stliteline to the City of
Charlottesville. The different areas of concern
and modes of transportation, now and in the
future, will be discussed and your comments
and concerns will be an essential part of the
outcome.
Comments:
Written comments and other exhibits relative
to the proposed project may be submitted at
the meeting or sent to VDOT at any time within
10 days after the meeting,
Special Assistance:
If you require additional information or special
assistance to attend and participate in these
meetings, please call our
HOTLINE (toil free) 1-888-ROUTE 29
(1-888-768-8329)
Device for the Hearing Impaired (TDD):
1-800-307-4630
Project: 6029-963-F01,PE-I00
COUNTY OF ALBEMARLE
Office of County Executive
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902-4596
(804) 296-5841 FAX (804) 972-4060
FP0<(804)296-5800
January 10, 2001
Mr. V. Wayne Cilimberg, Director
Department of Planning & Community Development
County of Albemarle
401 Mcintire Road
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902
RE: Routes 22/231 Corridor - Truck Traffic Issue
Dear Wayne:
Attached is a copy of a memorandum and a briefing on the issue concerning Routes 22/231
from Charles D. Nottingham, Commission of the Department of Transportation. Please have
staff review this information and provide the Board of Supervisors with your
comments/recommendations at your earliest convenience, preferably at one of their upcoming
day meetings.
Should you have any questions concerning this matter, please do not hesitate to contact me or
Jim Bryan, VDOT's Resident Engineer.
Sincerely,
Robert W. Tucker, Jr.
County Executive
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Attachments
pc: Albemarle County Board of Supervisors w/attachments
COMMONWEALTH of VIRGINIA
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
1401 EAST BROAD STREET
RICHMOND, 23219-2000
CHARLES D. NOlTlNGHAM
COMMISSIONER
December 29, 2000
Albemarle County Clerk
Ms. Ella W. Carey, CMC
401 McIntire Road
Charlottesville, VA 22902-4596
Re: Truck Traffic Issues- Route 22/231 Corridor -Albemarle/Louisa/Orange County
Dear Ms. Carey:
Numerous Albemarle County residents along the Route 22/231 corridor between
Shadwell and the Town of Gordonsville have contacted me through Senator Emily
Couric regarding the level of truck traffic on the roadway and have requested the
Department of Transportation to consider a restriction on through tractor trailers.
As this corridor spans the three counties of Albemarle, Louisa, and Orange, and
potential alternate routes travel through these three jurisdictions as well as the City of
Charlottesville, Greene County, and Fluvanna County, it is our preference that the review
of this request include input from such localities' boards of supervisors or equivalent.
Enclosed is a briefing ofthe issues.
Please, through your resident engineer, provide your comments on the request for
a through truck restriction on the Route 22/231 corridor.
Thank you for your time and consideration in this matter.
0L SiO~el?u
Charles D. NOttingh~
Enclosures
CC:
Mr. W. L. Gentry, Resident Engineer @ Louisa
Mr. D. B. Gore, Resident Engineer @ Culpeper
Mr. J. Bryan, Resident Engineer @ Charlottesville
Mr. H, W. Mills, Asst. Resident Engineer @ Charlottesville
WE KEEP VIRGINIA MOVING
Commonwealth of Virginia
Department of Transportation
Culpeper District
Traffic Engineering/Operations Program
Re: BRIEFING: ThrouQh Tractor Trailer Traffic Issues
09 January 2001
Route 22/231 Corridor
From: Route 250 (Shadwell)
To: Town of Gordonsville South Corporate Limits (SCL)
Albemarle/Louisa/Orange County
BackQround
In the past, a number of Albemarle County citizens residing along the Route 22/231 corridor between
Shadwell and the Town of Gordonsville have expressed safety concerns over the number of trucks traveling
this roadway. Their efforts have focused on obtaining a vehicular restriction which would prohibit through
tractor trailers from traveling this corridor. Recently, representatives of those citizens have contacted me
through Senator Emily Couric reiterating the same concerns.
Past safety/operational studies conducted by the Department of Transportation have generated various
mitigation to address the concerns along the corridor. In the 1980's, the speed limit on the section of Route
22 from Route 250 to Route 231 was reduced from the statutory 55 mph to 50 mph, Those earlier reviews
and subsequent traffic classification studies did not indicate a significantly high truck percentage utilizing the
corridor.
More recently in 1994/95, the same concerns resurfaced. At that time, the Department's policy regarding
truck traffic on the Primary System was such that trucks should be allowed to travel on Primary System
Highways unless there were significant safety circumstances which would deem such travel inappropriate -
extreme geometries, significantly high accident rate involving trucks, etc, At that time, two other county
Boards of Supervisors (Orange County and Louisa County), whose jurisdiction the Route 22/231 corridor
travels through, opposed any ban on trucks citing significant adverse economic impacts to their respective
areas.
A public meeting with various state and local government agencies, local industry, community
representatives, and representation from the Virginia Trucking Association, was held with the conclusion that
our combined efforts would shift focus to the following areas:
1. Examination of the accident patterns/trends occurring along the corridor for implementation
of appropriate accident reducing mitigative measures for all vehicles.
2. Enforcement to reduce the number of illegal trucks traveling the corridor - single-trailer
combinations over 65 ft in total length and double trailer combinations.
3. Voluntary industry reductions in truck/tractor-trailer trips along the corridor.
At the meeting, one local industry volunteered to reduce their local trips on the corridor and committed to
discussing similar voluntary efforts from other local industry representatives.
Following the meeting, the Department conducted a comprehensive Safety/Operational Study to determine
whether the truck volume percentages were abnormally high and to examine the accident history of all
collisions to determine if any patterns/trends were evident.
The data collected confirmed past indications that truck percentages ranged between 4% and 6%,
relatively normal for a two-Iane/two-way primary facility. The number of accidents involving trucks at that
time were somewhat elevated in calendar years 1994 - 1996 but not considered significant enough to
restrict all trucks from traveling the corridor.
The factors involved in the majority of the accidents of all vehicles, including trucks, were a result of the
motorists experiencing difficulty in following the alignment of the road in various areas of the corridor where
run-off-road accidents and accidents involving centerline encroachment were occurring. The Department
identified those areas and implemented the following measures at such areas and throughout the corridor:
1. Enhanced advanced waming signing for curves, intersections, and other areas where accidents
(mainly run-off-road) were occur~ing.
2. Installation of roadside vertical post delineation in areas where the motorists appeared to be
experiencing difficulties negotiating the roadway.
3. Inclusion of this Route 22/231 corridor in a pilot of installing single indicated raised snowplowable
pavement markers intended for two-Iane/two-way pavement primary roadways. The markers were
subsequently installed.
A follow-up study in 1998 indicated some positive results to the efforts in 1996-97:
1, A slight reduction of total trucks and tractor trailers traveling the roadway.
2. A reduction in the total number of accidents back to levels prior to the spikes in 1994 and 1996.
Although the accident rates remained slightly higher than the statewide average, the number of
accidents involving trucks and/or tractor-trailers, especially in those collisions where trucks/tractor
trailers were cited at-fault, dropped.
3. There were reductions in some accident types - head-on and sideswipe opposite collisions, angle,
sideswipe same, non-collision accidents, as well as collisions involving centerline encroachments.
Current Issues:
The community in Albemarle County has requested, through Senator Couric's office, that the Department
of Transportation once again consider a vehicular restriction on the corridor, mainly tractor trailers. It is the
Department's understanding that law enforcement is experiencing difficulty enforcing the statute which
prohibits longer tractor-trailer combinations (exceeding 65 ft) and the double-trailer combinations from using
Route 22/231 :
Code of Virginia Section 46.2-1112 Length of vehicles, generally; special permits;
tractor truck semi-trailer combinations, etc.;
operating on certain highways.
Consequently, the Albemarle County Police requested the Department install signs indicating that such
trucks are not allowed on the roadway. These signs were installed in early December and will be evaluated
regarding their effectiveness in the next few months.
Note: Similar signing in other areas of the state is concurrently being evaluated for
effectiveness as an emphasis on the noted statute. The sign texts generally
read:
T R U C K E R S +- Sign Panel: Black Text on Yellow Background
TRACTOR TRAILERS
OVER 65 FEET +- Sign Panel: Black Text on White Background
PROHIBITED
ON [Route Shield]
In considering alternate routing for trucks and/or tractor-trailers, there are concerns with directing additional
truck traffic to the three options for motorists traveling from Town of Gordonsville to Shadwell and vice-versa
(refer to location map attached):
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Route 250
From: Route 22 (Shadwell)
To: Route 29 (Charlottesville)
City of Charlottesville/Alb. Co.
Length: 6.73 miles
Alfemafe'R0iJ1incfB:-
Route 250 (or 1-64)
From: Route 22 (Shadwell)
To: Route 15
Albemarle/FluvannaJLouisa Co.
Length: 10.40 miles
Route 29 Route 15
From: Route 250 (Charlottesville) From: Route 250
To: Route 33 (Ruckersville) To: Town of Gordonsville SCL
Albemarle/Greene County Fluvanna/Louisa/Orange County
Length: 14.09 miles Length: 11.45 miles
Route 33
From: Route 29 (Ruckersville)
To: Town of Gordonsvill WCL
Albemarle/Orange County
Length: 12.41 miles
Total Lenath Alternate A: 33.23 mi. Total Lenath Alternate B: 21.85 mi.
Total Lenath of Route 22/231 Corridor: 14.89 mi.
Preliminarv Considerations on Alternate Routes:
Alternate A:
AllernalEtRouHfiq'bt
Route 20
From: Route 250
To: Route 33
Albemarle/Orange County
Length: 15.07 miles
Route 33
From: Route 20
To: Town of Gordonsville WCL
Orange County
Length: 5.60 miles
Total Lenath Alternate C: 20,67 mi.
Alternate A is currently the designated ST AA routing for the noted longer trucks, tractor trailer combinations
(in excess of 65 feet) as well a double trailer combinations, and would be a sensible routing for those trucks
traveling to the Gordonsville area from south and west of Charlottesville. However. for those originating
from the heavy commercial areas east of Charlottesville, the alternate would force the trucks back through
the heavy traffic areas within and immediately north of the City of Charlottesville. Such would create an
additional 10 % miles to the length of the trip and significant time delays (traffic/traffic signals/etc.). These
truck drivers would undoubtedly opt to use Route 20 to Route 33 to Gordonsville (described below as
Alternate C) as a preferred routing rather than travel back into the City and into the heavy traffic on both
Route 250 and Route 29. This option has its own complications as is noted below under the heading
Alternate C,
Should the truck driver travel the Alternate A routing, another complication could arise on the secondary
system. Route 607 from Route 29 to Route 33 through Greene County and Orange County is currently the
preferred commuter cut-through for those residing in western Orange County and working in Charlottesville.
Within the past 5 to 7 years, traffic on this route has increased dramatically. It appears that truck traffic has
increased as the Greene County and Orange County governments have expressed concerns and requested
a review by the Department of Transportation. Such review will be initiated in early calendar year 2001.
Alternate B:
Alternate B already has a higher truck percentage, historically ranging from 6% to 7% on the Route 250
section and 6% to 12+% on the Route 15 section compared with 5:t % on the Route 22/231 corridor. The
accident rates on the two sections of the alternate routes (for the last 5 Y:z yrs. -- Route 250 at 2.15 acc/mvm;
Route 15 at 1.65 acc/mvm) are above that on Route 22/231(1.62 acc/mvm) the statewide average at 1.17
acc/mvm. The distance of the alternate route is approximately 22 miles versus the near 15 miles on the
Route 22/231 corridor.
In 1996 and 1998, the Department was reluctant to route additional trucks on these sections of roadways
due to the existing higher truck percentages and higher accident rate.
Alternate C:
Due to certain sections of Route 20 where the vertical and h.orizontal alignment is more challenging -
especially between Route 250 and Stoney Point -- routing additional truck traffic on Alternate C has not been
recommended. The accident rate on this section of highway was 2.73 acc/mvm over the last 5 Y2 years
(preliminarily, the previous 5 years appears to exceed 3.5 acc/mvm), relatively higher than Route 22/231
at 1.62 acc/mvm, the combined routes in Alternate Route 8 at 1.92 acc/mvm, and the statewide average at
1.17 acc/mvm.
Truck traffic volumes have increased over the last decade from approximately 3Y2% to 5%.
The Department has received past concerns regarding truck travel along this section of Route 20. (Special
counts indicated truck traffic ranging in the 3% to 6% range.) Any re-routing of trucks on to Route 20 will be
received adversely by those residents along the corridor.
Alternate C, being a more circuitous route, is approximately 20 Y2 miles in comparison with the near 15 mi.
for the Route 22/231 corridor.
The Department would not recommend this as an alternate route for trucks.
In its consideration of the request for a vehicular restriction, the Department of Transportation will be
factoring the effects of such an action on the entire transportation network as well as requesting input
from the localities through which the corridor IS located (Albemarle County, Louisa County, and
Orange County). Input will also be sought from the localities through which the potential alternate
routes are located (City of Charlottesville and Greene County).
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