1970-01-15175
A regular meeting of the Board of County Supervisors of Albemarle
County, Virginia, was held at the Office Building of said County on the
15th day of January, 1970.
Present: Messrs. E. N~. Garnett, Joseph E. Gibson, Donald Carroll,
Gordon L. V~eeier, _Lloyd F. Wood, Jr. and B. A. Yancey.
Absent: None.
Officers present: County Executive and County Attorney.
The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer led by Mr. Garnett.
Einutes of the~ meetings of December 18 and December 22, 1969, were ap-
proved as submitted on motion by ~. Wheeler, seconded by Mr. Wood.
~ir. John Humphrey and Mr. Joe Goldsmith of the Planning Department
showed scale models of the Chris Greene and Mint Spring recreation areas and
the County Executive gave a brief review of the plans for development of these
areas.
Mr. B. G. Warner, Besident Highway Engineer, advised that bids for con-
struction of the Howardsville Bridge would be received on January 21, 1970.
Mr. Warner advised that he wished to discuss with the Board the six-year
plan of his department but did not feel there would be sufficient time during
this meeting. It was decided that this matter would be considered at a meet-
ing to be held at ~:~0 P.~. on Thursday, February 5, 1970, in the Court Boom
and the 'Clerk was directed to publish notice of said meeting.
Communication was received from Mr. Percy ~ontague, III, President of
Greenbrier Corporation, requesting that a section of Idlewood Bond be ac-
cepted into the State Secondary System. The County Executive recommended
approval subject to final approval~by the Highway Department and the County
Engineer. On motion by Mr. Wood, seconded by Mr. Wheeler, the reco~mmendation
of the County Executive was accepted and the following resolution unanimously
adopted:
BE IT I~ESOLVED by the Board of County Supervisors of Albemarle
County, Virginia, that the Virginia Department of Highways be and
is hereby requested to accept into the Secondary System of Highways,
subject to final approval by~ the Virginia Department of Highways and
the County Engineer, that section of Idlewood l~oad in Section 8 of
Woodbrook Subdivision beginning at its intersection with Parkwood
Place and continuing in a northerly direction past driveway to house
located on Lot ~ at the corner of Idlewood Boad and Eastbrook Drive,
a total distance of approximately 728.20 feet.
BE IT F~qTHE~ BESOLVED that the Virginia Department of Highways
be and is hereby guaranteed a ~0 foot unobstructed right-of-way on
this requested addition, along with drainage easements, the same
having been recorded by plat in the office of the Clerk of the Cir-
cuit Court of Albemarle COtkUty in Deed Book 4~9, page' 209.
~ir. Warner advised that American Telephone & Telegraph 0o~'. was having
internal problems and had not been able to acquire necessary right-of-way
in connection with Industrial Access ~knads project pending. He stated that
it is hoped the Highway Department will be able to acquire said right-of-way
and be reimbursed by A.T.&T. and his office is awaiting advice from the
company at this time.
Mr. -~arner advised that he had written Dr. Hurt advising him what needed
to be done on i~icky ~oad and Middlesex Drive in Queen Charlotte Subdivision
before they could be considered for acceptance into the Secondary System.
The Chairman st&ted that this was the time which the Board had agreed to
consider request received some time ago that the Board conduct its meetings at
night and Mr. D. B. ~arshalt was requestei to review the report which he and
the County Executive made on this matter in October. The report was read and
the County Executive advised that he had reviewed minutes for the past two years
which revealed that from two to six staff members had been called per meeting.
He stated fturther that night meetings would not only require that department
heads be present but certain members of their staff would have to be available
and on this basis he would recoramend day meetings. ~fr. i~oger Ford, one of the
citizens making the original request, st'areal that he feels the day meetings are
unfair to the working class of people, iir. Wheeler stated that he can agree
with both sides and feels the Board should consider two meetings a month, one
day and one night. Motion was offered by Mr. Yancey, seconded by Mr. Gibson,
to continue the regular meeting of the Board at 9:00 A.M. on the third Thurs-
day of each month. This motion carried with Mr. Wheeler casting the only vote
against it. Mr. fiord was assured that the Board would call night meetings for
any matter which the Board felt would be of interest to the general public and
they would also be glad to carry a' matter over until a night session on request
if it appeared to be in the best interest of the public.
At ~0:00 A.~. the Chairman called for public hearing on zoning requests
as advertised in the Daily ~rogress on December 26, ~969, and January 2 and
January 9, ~970, as follows:
(~) Zk(P-089 - Application of Emery N. Skeen to rezone from A-1 Agricultural
to B-~ Business. ~/8 acre located on l~oute 20 just north of the Town of
Scott svi lle.
No one from the public ~appeared regarding this application. Mr. Humphrey
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advised that the Planning Commission recommended approval as requested by a
6 to 1 vote. On motion by Nr. WOOd, seconded by ~r. Carroll, and unanimously
adopted, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted.
(2) 'ZN~-098 - Application of W-C Associates to rezone from A-1 Agricultural
l~oute 631 (Hydraulic and 11io l~oad re Dec ively)
Mr. Daley Craig appeared in support of the application. No one appeared in
opposition. ~. Humphrey advised that the staff felt that the 1t-3 or a
zone at this location couii be considered compatible or a logical extension of
existing zoning in the area but recommended deferral for six months to obta~
pertinent data relative to the area. He advised that the Planning Commission
unanimously recommended approval of 11-} as requested. On motion by Mr. Wood,
seconded by Mr. Yancey, and unanimously adopted, the recommendation of the
Planning Commission was accepted.
(3) Z~P-099 - Application of O'Neill Enterprises, Inc. to rezone from B-t
Business to ~-1 Eanufacturing 3.6 acres and to rezone from B-1 Business
to ~-2 ~anufacturing 14.2 acres located in the south central portion of
"Willoughbhy" between but not contiguous to %th Street and Avon Street
Extended, south of Charlottesville.
Use Permit 69-02 - Application of 0-Neill Enter~prises, Inc. to amend
the Permitted Use Section as found in Article ~, Industrial, General
District ~-2 to include provisions for "Construction and operation of a
manufacturing plant for the casting and finishing of concrete module's for
building structures", subject to a Conditional Use Permit, as authorized
under Article 10-4 of the Albemarle County Zoning Ordinance.
CU-122 - Application of O'Neill Enterprises, Inc. for Conditional Use
Permit to permit in a proposed ~-2 zone~a plant for casting and finishing
of concrete modules for building struc~ on land above described.
Mr. Ed Deers, Attorney, Nr. Frank O'Neill, and Mr. Lax Evans, Planner, ap-
peared in support of the application. Mr. Charles mWalker appeared in oppo-
sition stating that he represented property owners in Oak Hill and Azalea
Gardens Subdivisions and submitted petition signed by a number of residents
in those areas. Mr. Walker stated that storage would be come a problem and
they were very concerned about the creation of traffic hazards, particularly
since this location is near the new city school. Mr. E. C. ~adee also ap-
peared in opposition and stated that he is concerned about the noise which
will result from trucks and cranes. Mr. Humphrey advised that it was the
opinion of the staff and Mr. t~o sser Payne, Consultant, that E- t zoning should
be granted on the entire 17~,8 acres of land and that they found the E-I zoning
compatible with the expected growth in the area. He stated that a refining
of the existing manufacturing zones would be accomplished under the Compre-
hensive plan. The Board was advised that the Planning Commission recon~r~ended
E-1 zoning for the entire 17.8 acre tract. On motion by ~ar. Gibson, seconded
by ~. Wheeler, and unanimously adopted, the recommendation of the Planning
Commission was accepted.
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~gith regard to the second application of O'Neill Enterprises, Mr.
Humphrey reported that the Planning Commission recommended amendment to
Section 7-1-24 "Uses Permitted" to include anuZ'acturing and assembly of
modules with a Conditional Use Permit". After discussion, motion was of-
feted by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. Wbod, and unanimously adopted, to
amend Section 7-1-24 (Uses Permitted) to include "~anufacture and finishing
of modular units made from pre-stressed concrete or wood and designed for
use as components in the construction of residences, office buildings, shops,
stores and other structures designed for huvaan occupancy, with a Conditional
Use Permit".
tEeporting on the third section of the O'Neill application, Mr. Humphrey
advised that the Planning Commission recommended approval of GU-122 subject to
the Cotuuty Engineer's reconFaendations as reflected on the site plan and also
subject to the following staff recommendatlono.
a. That the steep slope be left in its natural condition.
b. That 4 foot trees supplement existing trees around the area of
activity as shown on the Schematic "Site Plan".
c. That no noxious activity or excessive emission of odors, dust,
fumes, smokes or noise be allowed to occur.
d. No billboard or advertising signs other than those identifying the
name, business and products of the person or firm occupying the
premises shall be permitted.
e. That no industrial ~waste be permitted to flow into Moores Creek or
Buscuit Run without proper approval from State Water Control Board
and the County of Albemarle.
f. That the access road i~com Route 631 to the site be treated with a
dust proof application and maintained.
On motion by Mr. Wheeler, seconded by Mr. Carroll, and unanimously adopted~ the
recommendation of the Planning Commission was accepted.
The County ~xecutive advised that it was necessary for the Board to con-
cur in recommendations of the Soil Conservation Service on stream clearance.
The foliov~ng resolution was offered by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. ~heeler,
and un.animously adopted:
ILESOL~ED, that the Board of County Supervisors of Albe-
marle County, Virginia, hereby concurs in recommendations of
the Soil Conservation Service on stream clearance in ~klbemarle
County due to the flood of August 19-20, 19~9, and the estab-
iishment of priorities as follows:
Number Stream
Length Estimated Cost
Coves or !~ich Creek 3-~ miles ~ 36,000
South ffork Hardware 11. ~ miles 24,000
North Eork Hardware 13.0 miles 20,000
'Whiteside Branch 0.3 mile &,000
Crown Orchard Brauch 1.2 miles ~,000
Herds ~ountain Stream I .0 mile ~,000
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Statements of expenses of the Department of Finance, the Sheriff's Of-
lice and the Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney were submitted for the month
of December, 1969. On motion by Mr. Yancey, seconded by Mr. Wheeler, these
statements were unanimously approved.
Statement of expenses incurred in the maintenance of the County Jail was
submitted along with smmunary statement of prisoner days for the month of
December, 1969. On motion by Mr. Carroll, seconded by Mr. ~bod, these state-
ments were unanimously approved.
Claim of the Jail Physician for December was submitted in the amount of
$21.00, mud on motion by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. 'Garroll, was approved for
payment.
Reports of the Department of Public Welfare were submi%ted for the month
of December, 1969, in accordance with Sections 63-67.1 and 63-67.2 of the Code
of Virginia.
S.L.H. l~eport was received for the month of November, 1969, and was
ordered filed.
Claim of the University of Virginia Hospital in the amotuut of $1,224.77
was submitted for hospitalization of indigent patients under SLH for the month
of December, 1969. On motion by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. Wheeler, and unani-
mously adopted, this claim was approved for payment.
The County Executive advised that Citizens Bank had requested approval of
an additional escrow age~,' Central National Bank of t~ichmond, Virginia, and
submitted Escrow Agreement prepared by Citizens Bank in this regard. MRS;: ~D. B.
Marshall, County Attorney, advised that he had reviewed this agreement and found
several sedtions which need to be changed~ before he could approve same. On
motion by Mr. Wheeler, seconded by Mr. Gibson, the County Attorney and the
County Ek~c~tiye were authorized to redraw this agreement and the Chairman and
Director of Finance were authorized to execute the new agreement as redrawn.
Nr. Batchelor advised that the ~itizens Ba~ and Trust Company had offered
additional securities to .be placed in escrow to secure funds deposited by the
County in that bank. Accordingly, the following resolution was offered by Mr.
Carroll, seconded by Mr. Wheeler, and unanimously approved:
WHEREAS, it has been determined that additional collateral
is needed to secure funds on deposit with Citizens Bank and Trust
Company;
NOW, THEREFOIbE, BE iT RESOLVED by the Board of County Super-
visors of Albemarle County, Virginia, that Citizens Bank and T~ust
Company, Depository, be and is hereby authorize& to pledge the
following securities v~th Virginia National Bank, Escrow Agent:
$200,000 US Treas. Notes, 5Z~/8~, due
~0,000 US Treas. Bonds, 4~, due 2-1~-72.
250,000 US Treas. Bonds, 4-1/8~, due 2-1~-74.
100,000 US Treas. Notes, 4-3/4~, due ~-1~-72.
~0,000 Charlottesville, Va. 3~ School Impr. Bonds, due 6-~-80.
2~,000 Danvitie~, Va. 3-1/4~ School Impr. BOnds, due 12-1-72..
~0,000 Eauquier Co., Va. 2.90~ School Bldg. Bonds, due 12-~-79.
2~,000 Peninsula Port Auth. 3-1/2~ Bonds
~0,000 ~ittsylvania Co., Va. 3~School Bonds due 12-~-Z9.80.
2~,000 Va. Beach, Fa. 3-~/4~ Gen. Impr_. Bonds, due ~2
200,000 Eed. National ~'~ortgage Assoc. 8-~/4~ due 2_~0-71.5.~-7
200,500 US Treas Bills, without int., due 3-23-70.
500,000 FE~. Home Loan Bank 8o40~, due 7-27-?0.
BE IT FURTHi~ RESOLFED that copy of this resolution be for-
warded to Citizens Bank and Trust Company and to ~firginia National
Bank.
Communication was received from the Scottsviile ~.T.A. submitting list of
recommendations with regard to Scottsville School. On motion by ~. ~ood,
seconded by ~r. Gibson, it was ordered that this communication be acknowledged.
~r. Wheeler reported that the joint committee from this Board and Council
had recommended appointment of Mr. Charles Ancona to the Airport Commission and
Mr. ~heeler nominated ~r. Ancona for a three year ter~ expiring December 1,
1972, which nomination was seconded by Mr. Wood and unanimously a-~p~vad. This
appointment is subject to concurrence by City Council.
Mr. Vfneeler nominated, in accordance with joint committee recommendation,
Mrs.' M. C. 'Wilhelm, ~r. John Gaines, and Mrs. Grace 0rdell to the Community
Mental Health Services Board, which nominations were seconded by Mr. Yancey and
unanimously approved. These appointments are for three-year terms commencing
January ~, ~970, amd are subject to concurrence by City Council.
Annual report was received from the Community Mental Health Services Board
and the County Executive advised that after the Board has had an opportunity
to go over this report, Mr. He&rick, Director, would be glad to appear and
answer ~uy questions the Board might have.
S.P.C.A. report was received for the month of December, ~969, and on motion
by Mr. Yancey, seconded by Mr. Wood, was approved.
On recommendation of the County Executive and the County Attorney, the
following resolution was offered by Mr. ~eeier, seconded by Mr. Yancey, and
unanimously aodpted:
!~ESOLVED, that the Board County Supervisors of Albemarle County,
Virginia, shall, in anticipation of revenue for this current year,
borrow from the local banks, as soon as practicable after February ~,
1970, the sum of ~?00,000.00~ with interest not to exceed ~ per year,
to be repaid from current r~venue on or before December ~, ~970; and
the Cotuuty Executive and the Chairman of this Board are hereby directed
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to negotiate such loan on the most favorable basis available and
to execute such notes and other documents as may be necessary to
evidence the 'same, the proceeds of which shall go into the County's
general funds.
Mr. Jack Camblos advised that the Law Enforcement Administration of Vir-
ginia has directed that Criminal Justice Planning be accomplished by Planning
District Commissions where they exist and, where they do not exist, by con-
tiguous localities joining together for this pt~rpose, or by localities
operating alone. He stated that last Spring the City and County joinw~ in the
preparation of a Local Law Enforcement Plan for the County and City with the
assistance of the University of Virginia Task Force Study Team. Mr. Camblos
further advised that pursuant to recent directives of the Law EnI~orcement
ministration, the next phase is to create a formal organization for continuing
the ef,~ort. Mr. Camblos stated that the next step in this phase is for the
City and County to join in forming a Local Planning Unit. After discussion
the following resolution was offered by Mr. Wood, seconded by Mr. Gibson, and
unanimously adopted:
I~ESOLVED, that the County of Albemarle joins with the City of
Charlottesville in the formulation of a Criminal Justice Planning
Unit, the members of which shall be appointed following consultation
between the two governing bodies when the City of Charlottesville
shall have adopted a resolution similar to this resolution.
At 1:30 P.E. the Chairman called for public hearing on zoning requests as
advertised in the Daily Progress on December 26, 1969, and January 2 and 9,
1970, as follows:
(1) CU-118. Application of Ellis A. Sprouse to increase the number of mobile
home spaces in an existing mobile home park. Property is located in the
Crozet area and is known as Beaver Hill Eobile Home Court.
No one appeared with regard to this application. Mr. Humphrey reported that
the ~Blanning Commission recommended approval subject to additioral screening on
the western most property line, supplementing the existing trees for shade and
convenience of the residents within the facility, Health DePartment approval
for septic system and water by the County Service Authority, and subject to
plot plan being submitted for staff review prior to issuance of Zoning Permit.
Also, Mr. Sprouse is to maintain space between the trailer and his property
line ~of %0 feet. On motion by Mr. Yancey, seconded by Mr. Wood, the recom-
mendation of the Planning Commission was accepted~.
(2) CU-120. Application of J. F. Bishop for Conditional Use Perrmit to locate
a s~_~mer camp and campground, office construction trailer and storage and
related facilities on land located on Route 29 North, partially in Albe-
marle County and Greene.
No one appeared regarding this application. Mr. Humphrey advised that the
facility will cater to re~arded children and that part of the land which is
located in Greene County would be develOPed for residential purposes. The en-
trance into the facility would be from Greene County off of Route 29 North.
Mr. Humphrey reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval[Sub-
ject to Health Department requirements for housing facilities and subject to
a finalized site plan approved by the staff. On motion by Mr'. Wheeler, seconded
by Mr. Carroll, the recommendation of the Planning Commission was ttmar~imously
accepted.
(3) CU-121. Application of Robertson-Fowier Co. to locate a temporary mobile
home park for construction workers~ in connection with Highway improvement.
The subject property is located on Route 29, South at Oovesvi!ie.
SP-2?~ Application of l~obertson-Fowler Co. to locate a temporary field
office trailer in connection ~th improvements to Route 29 South on 3.~1
acres located at Covesvilte.
Mr. Warren 'Wade appeared in support of these applications. No one appeared in
opposition. Mr. Humphrey reportedi%hat the Planning Commission recommended ap-
proval of the Conditional Use Permit subject to the Health Department require-
ments for septic systems and with a setback of %0 feet from the right-of-way of
Route 29 South. He reported that the Commission recommended approval of the
Special Permit subject to approval of sanitary facilities by the Health Depart-
ment and a ~0 foot setback ~om the right-of-way of U.S. 29 South. 0n~motion
by lAr. Wood, seconded by Mr. Yancey, the recommendation-of the Planning Com-
mission was unanimously accepted.
(4) ~P-24. Application of Clyde G. Hall to locate a permanent mobile home on
4.0 acres on Route 64~, 2 miles from ~urnley.
Mr. Hall appeared in support of his application. Mrs. w~arl Andrew appeared in
opposition and submitted petitions signed by approximately ~0 pe~pie in the
area representing 2~ families. Mr. and ~rs. Tandy L. Barr also appeared in
opposition. Mr. Humphrey ~eported that the Planning Commission reco~mmended
denial of the application on the basis of incompatibility with the character of
the area. On motion by Mr. V~eeier, seconded by Mr. Gibson, and unanimously
carried, the recommendation of the ~lanning Commission was accepted.
Htumphrey was instructed to investigate two trailers located near the .subject
location to determine if they were there prior to adoption of the Zoning 0rdi-
nanoe.
(~) SP-2%. Application of Rachel Banton to locate a permanent mobile home on
2 acres located on Route 602.
No one appeared regarding application. However, the ~oard was advised that
letter was received from the Lovings, the closest neighbors to Mrs. Banton,
stating that they had no objection. ~r. Humphrey reported that the Planning
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Commission recommended approval subject to 100 foot setback from Route 602
and subject to Health Department approval for sanitary facilities. On
motion by Mr. Carroll, seconded by Mr. Wood, the recommendation of the
P~anning Commission was unanimously accepted.
{6)
ZMP-094. Application of James D. and Alice H. Shisier to rezone 0.2~
acre from A-~2 l~esidentiat to B-1 Business. Located on Route 631 in
Greenfieids SMlxlivision.
Intent to amend Article ~-I-21{7), R-3 Residential zones to permit
"Schools of Special Instruction" v~th a Conditional Use Permit, and
to amend Article 6-]!-24 relating to definitions to include a definition
of "Schools of Special Instruction".
No one appeared with regard to this application. ~. Humphrey reported that
the ~lanning Commission recommended that the subject land be rezoned to R-3
Residential and that the Zoning Ordinance be amended to read:
THE FOLLOWING ..U .SE ~.'i','['iOltlED WITH A SPF. OIAL PFA~J~IT ONLY:
~m1~-22. Schools of Special Instruction.
Definitions:
~hools of Soeciat Instruction:
artistic and cultural subjects.
A school giving musical, dramatic,
On motion by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. Wood, the recommendations of the
Planning Commission were unanimously accepted.
Intent to amend the Zoning Ordinance to provide within the A-I Agricul-
tural District under Permitted Uses the following: "2-1-23(1) Customary
storage and use of dynamite as accessory use to a farm activity; and
necessary storage and use of explosives and components on site of a
construction project for the duration of said construction only, sub-
ject to proper permits approved by the Virginia Department of Labor and
Industry."
No one appeared with regard to this proposed amendment. Mr. Humphrey reported
that the ~ianning Oommission recommended adoption. On motion by Mr. Wheeler,
seconded by~. Carroll and unanimousiy carried, the amendment as abo~e stated
was approved.
(s)
Intent to amend the Zoning Ordinance by amending the existing wording ani
add new wording relating to public utility usage in all zoning districts
within the Albemarle County Zoning 0r~inance for the purpose of clarifi-
cation of Permitted Utility Facilities.
Mr. Lionel Key of VKPO0 was the only person appearing with regard to this pro-
posed amendment and he stated that he was not opp6sed to the amendment. N~.
Humphrey submitted wording for this amendment which he stated was recommended
by the Planning Commission. On motion by Mr. Gibson, seconded by Mr. Wheeler,
it was ordered that the Albemarle County Zoning Ordinance be amended appropriately
to include the following wording:
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Public Utilities: Poles, lines,
transformers, pipes, meters and
related or similar faciliti~es;
water and se'werage distribution
lines .............
Public Utilities: Public water
and sewer transmissions; main or
trunk lines and treatment facili-
ties, and pumping stations, elec-
trical power transmission and
di striation substations and
~smission lines and towers .
GU OU CU CU OU CU+ OU
CU
Public Utilities: Unmanned
telephone exchange centers . .
CU CU OU OU CU ZP ZP ZP
~ublic Utilities: Office,
equipment storage, dispatch
centers and warehouse
facilities .......
N N N N N ZP ZP ZP
Public Utilities: 0il and gas
transmission pipelines and
pmnping stations, micro-wave
and radiowave transmission and
relay towers and substations .
CU N N N N CU CU CU
ZP -.'Zoning Permit only
CU - Conditional Use Permit
N - Not Permitted
Con~unication ~was received from the Auditor of Public Accounts advising
that according to audit of the Director of Finance for the year ending J~ne
30, 1969, bond of the Director of Finance was deficient in the amount of
$178,079.23 based on collections for the year. On motion by Nr. -~aeeler,
seconded by~r. Carroll, and unanimously adopted, it was ordered that the bond
of Nr. T. ~. Batchelor be increased to cover this deficiency.
~r. Batchetor advised that he had been able to obDain from the State
Division of Aeronautics the sum of $7,500 to be used for expansion of the air-
port but it would be necessary for the County to enter an agreement~ whereby
this money would be repaid to the State in the event the airport is abandoned
within twenty years. He recommended that the County enter into this agreement.
On motion by ~r. Gibson, seconded by Nr. Wood, and unanimously carried, the
County Executive was authorized to execute, on behalf of the County of Albe-
marle, a contract with the Commonwealth of Virginia for funds for improvements
at the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport.
~r. Leslie Walton, School S~perintendent, advised that bids for the con-
struction of a locker room addition to the Scottsville Junior High School were
received on December 23, 1969, and the low bid from Ivy Construction in the
amount of $51,18~. was much higher than anticipated. After consideration of
this matter, motion was offered by~r. Carroll, seconded by Nr. Gibson, and
unanimously adopted, authorizing acceptance of the bid of Ivy Construction Co.
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On recommendation of Mr. D. B. ~arshalt, County Attorney, the following
resolution was offere& by ~r. Gibson, seconded by I~r. V~eeler, and unani-
mously adopted:
t~ESOL'~F,D that the Board of County Supervisors of Albemarle
County, Virginia, hereby respectfully requests Senator James H.
Michael, Jr., and Delegate Daniel G. Van Clief, or either of them,
to introduce an emergency bill at the 1970 Regular Session of the
General Assembly of Virginia to provide that no county ~zoning
ordinance a&opted by a board of county ~upervisors prior to July 1,
1968 shall be declared invalid by reason of the fact that it was
not approved by a referendum of the qualified voters of the county.
On motion, the meeting was a~journed until 7:30 ?.~I. on February 5, 1970,
said adjourned meeting to be held in the Court Room of the Albemarle 0ounty~
Court Hou'se.
~Chaiz.man