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(6) It is further understood by and between the Parties hereto that the
pumping station called for on Exhibit "A" shall be, if and when said facilities
in Exhibit "A" are attached to the Town's facilities, turned over to the Town
of Leesburg in Virginia, without cost, and the Party of •the First Part shall,
- in addition thereto,. and by these presents, agree for and during a period of
• One (1) year from.the completion thereof, to assume full and complete liability
and save the Party of the Second Part harmless from any liability resulting
from the failure of said pumping station to perform, or from any liability or
claim resulting from the failure of said pumping station to perform, and in
addition, the Party of the First Part hereby,agrees to turn over to the Party
of the Second Part any and all guarantees by the manufacturer, of -said pump.
with respect to performance; that is to say,- the Party of the First Part does .
S by these presents agree to assume any and all liability of any kind for and
during a period of One (1) year from the connection resulting from any defects,
mechanical or because of the manner of installation, as far as the operation
of said pumping station is concerned, and to save the Town of Leesburg harm-
less from any liability resulting from such defects during said period.
WITNESS our hands and seals this 8th day of November, 1954:
PILOT INVESTMENT CORPORATION
BY
C. WYATT DICKERSON, JR.
President
AT rrST:
Secretary
((SEAL))
. THE TOWN OF LEESBURG IN VIRGINIA
By
1Moor•
ATTEST: •
Recorder -
• ((SEAL))
Councilman George J. Durfey asked the Council to withhold any further
considerations, of any outside sewer connections to the town sewer system
until the Master Plan for the town had been completed and officially put
into effect by the -town. - - .. •
• There being-no -further business, on-motion-duly made, seconded and carried,
council adjourned.- - • .
•
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- SPECIAL NOVEMBER-150- 1954 - - - - --
; At a special-meeting-of the Mayor and Council of the Town a�I,gy,,g
Virginia, ur e e Qg c haryterl�, November l ,:1954, H ife'
present rson H" amen, egina{5-IS:'G den,- George J. Durfey, Frank Raflo,
Morton Riddle, III, Councilmen. • - - - - •
Upon motion of Morton-Riddle, II, seconded by Emerson H. James and nnani-
mously carried, Frank Raflo was appointed• to serve as Recorder Pro tem.
-B. Powell Harrison, Jr., Chairman of the Planning Commission for the Town
of Leesburg presented the Commission's report on the proposed Master Plan for
• the town, presenting an-analysis of proposals of five engineers and planners
for developing the Master Plan, and stating that the commission felt the
Master Plan required a good planner as well as an engineer and that the Com-
mission had unanimously agreed to recommend to Council the firm of Perrow &
Brockenbrough and Tarrant of Richmond, to do the jobs with Garland A. Wood,
second choice. -
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Mr. Harrison submitted the following persons as biddi;'s: •
and Tarrant,
Perrow & Brockenbrough,,Richmond, Va. -$5,270.00
• Garland A. Wood, Richmond, Va. 8,950.00
Hayes, Seay, Mattern and Mattern, Roanoke, Va. - - 3,000.00 •
•
Walter Smith & Associates, Richmond, Va. 7,500.00
Some bidders included all eleven phases of activity asked for while others
included only part of the eleven phases.
Upon motion by Reginald K. Gheen, seconded by Frank Raflo and unanimously
carried, the following resolution was adopted:
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, in Virginia,
that Council accepts report and recommendations of the Planning Commission
. and that the Mayor and the Town Attorney be authorized and directed to
develop a contract with Julian Tarrant and the firm of Perrow & Brockenbrough,
carrying into effect their proposal for the development of a Master Plan
for the Town of Leesburg. .
Upon motion by Reginald K. Gheen,, seconded by Morton Riddle, III
end unanimously carried, Council adjourned.
Let'
Mayor Recordel� Y4
REGULAR DECEMBER 13, 1954
At a regular meeting of the Mayor and Council of the Town oft Leesburg,
in Virginia, held in the Council Chamber Monday, Decembg 13, 1954 at 7:30
o'clock P.M., there were present: Maurice R. Lowenbach, Mayor; Horace M.
Hallett, Recorder; George. J. Durfey, Reginald K. Gheen, Morton Riddle, III,
Howard B. Gill, Emerson H. James and Frank Raflo, Councilmen. .
The minutes of the last two meetings were read and upon motion
of Morton Riddle, III and seconded by George J. Durfey and unanimously
carried; they were approved as read.
The Auditor-Treasurer read his monthly statement for the month of
November, 1954, and presented his current bills,- and upon motion of
Reginald K. Gheen, seconded by Morton Riddle III, and unaminously carried .
-the following resolution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia
that the Auditor-Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized and directed to
pay the following bills: .
Virginia Electric & Power Co. _ $294.88
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. 6.05
Paxson & Hawthorne- - 31.50 •
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W. W. Middleton - 42.18 -
Moore, Clemens & Co. . 125.56 -
W. F. Hobart 17.09
Loudoun Times-Mirror - 3.50 -
Leesburg Hardware 3.10 -
1 L. S. Hutchison-(Esso Station) 24.51 -
McDonald & Jenkins 30.80
Plaster's Clothing Store 5.95 -
The Brock Chevrolet Inc. 3.25 -
T. J. Hatcher 4.46 - .
Neptune Meter Company 417.60 , ,.
r • Marken & Bielfeld, Inc. 70:80
Phipps & Pird, Inc.. 19.54 -
Raymond R. Rodrick 248.09 -
Diamond Alkali Organic Chemiclas Div., Inc.- - - 16.88 '
Southern Pipe Tool Company- - - - 8.06
S. Livingston & Son Inc. 62.00 -
Old Dominion Appliance Company 2.50 '
Noland Company, Inc.- 15.07 - .
Virginia Association of Chiefs of Police 10:00 -
Stilson H. Hall-Attorney At Law) 689.66 C
62,153.03-