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• BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council for the Town of Lees-
burg, in Virginia, that in the event that any Town employee
uses his personal vehicle in the performance of the duties
of his office , such=employee•:shall be paid at the rate of
Seven Cents (70) per mile, after due proof submitted to the
Auditor-Treasurer of the Townoof Leesburg that said mileage
was duly used in the discharge of the business' ofcthe Towh s .
' Upon motion of Mr. Isaacs , seconded by Mr. Pumphrey,
' and carried by a vote of four to two, the following reso-
lution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council for the Town of Leesburg,
in Virginia, that the Town rent a car from Nachman Ford,
Middleburg, Virginia, for the price of One Hundred Seventeen
Dollars and Fifty Cents ($117 .50) per month, in accordance
with a letter from Mr. Nachman dated June 16 , 1960, said
vehicle to be used as a Town Police car ; and,
11 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Mayor is hereby autho-
rized and directed to enter into a contract between Nachman
Cr Ford and the Town of Leesburg, in Virginia', for the rental
d of said vehicle .
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Upon motion of Mr. Pu • � _ __ Mr. James ,
and unanimously adopted, Aar% Abned.
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Mayor
REGULAR MEETING, JULY 25, 1960
A regular meeting of the Council of the Town of Leesburg,
in Virginia, was held July 25, 1960. George J. Babson, Mayor,
called the meeting to order at 8:55 P. M. There. were present
• C. Maloy Fishback, George E. Isaacs, Emerson H. James, Hunter
M. Leach, John W. Pumphrey and Austin J. Wright .
In the absence of the Recorder the Mayor appointed Austin
J. Wright as Recorder pro-tem.
The minutes of the July 11 meeting were approved as read,
with, the following corrections; namely, in the Gene Keyes
resolution, delete the words "be allocated from the General
Fund" and change to read :
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• BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Four Hundred Twenty Dollars
. ($420.00) be "appropriated from the unappropriated surplus
of the General Fund and allocated to" Part I, Subheading •
Streets, etc. ; delete the name "Clarke" from the Phillips-
Nichols well resolution; and delete the words "due proof sub-
mitted" from the resolution on Town employees using their own
vehicle and substitute the words "submission of a trip-ticket . "
Upon motion of Mr. Fishback, seconded by Mr. Wright, the
' following resolution was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Leonard W. Parker has violated the provisions
of the Trailer Ordinance adopted by the Town of Leesburg on
July 1, 1959, by failing to furnish a plot plan; by failing
to erect permanent markers at each lot, and by failing to
obtain a license for each trailer lot used or intended to be
used, and by failing to obtain a license for the fiscal year
1961 ;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council for the Town
of Leesburg, in Virginia, that any prior approval of the
trailer camp granted the said Leonard W. Parker, be, and the
same is hereby revoked and rescinded; and,
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVc:u, that the appropriate town
officials be, and they hereby are authorized and instructed
to forthwith institute proceedings in the appropriate courts
against said Leonard W. Parker for violation of the above
provisionsof the Trailer Ordinance.
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Upon motion of Mr. Fishback, seconded by Mr. James,
the following Ordinance was unanimously adopted :
BE IT ORDAINED, by the Council for the Town of Lees-
burg, in Virginia, that the owners or installers of ap-
proved internal fire protection systems, such as sprinkler
• systems, shall have the right , at their own expense and/sub-
ject to the supervision and prior approval' of the plans and
specifications of the installation by the Town, to connect
to. the town water mains wherevel' such mains be situated,
without payment of any fees to he town for connection to
the Town s water system or for use of the Town'.s water when
required for the testing Or operation of said fire protection
system.
Upon motion of Mr. Fishback,/Seconded by Mr. Pumphrey,
.the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, by the Council for the Town •of Leesburg,
in Virginia, that the Town Attorney be, and he:tisshereby
instructed to proceed forthwith to prepare the necessary
instruments to vacate Gibson Heights Subdivision, in line
with the recommendation of the Planning Commission and
Lawyer ' s Title Corporation, and submit the same to the
Council for further action thereon.
Upon motion of Mr. Fishback, seconded by Mr. James,
the following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE LT RESOLVED, by• the Council for the Town of Lees-
burg, in Virginia,. that the request of Mrs. William F. Rust
for an• exception in the Subdivision Ordinance be referred
to the Planning Commission for its recommendation and report
to the Council .
At this point Council recessed for five minutes and re-
convened at 9 :45 P. M.
Upon motion of Mr. Fishback, seconded by Mr. Pumphrey,
and by:-a vote of four for, and one against, Mr. Isaacs
voting nay, the following resolution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town of Leesburg, in Virginia, •
do enter into an agreement with G. Shirley Myers and E. Frank
Myers, III, the owners of the "Dry Mill Subdivision" , where-
under the said subdividers shall construct at their own
expense and according to a contract acceptable to the Town
of Leesburg, a water line extending from the terminus of
• the preseht water line at the Loudoun County High School
to the property line of the subdividers , the said Town to
bear- the engineering• costs thereof, and upon approval of
said line by said Town the subdividers shall convey owner-
ship of said line to said Town, and the Town shall there-
upon issue its non-interest bearing notes to said subdividers
for the actual cost thereof, payable in five equal install-
ments due five, six, seven, eight and nine years after date.
A letter was presented from Leonard W. Parker offering
to rent a police car to the Town of Leesburg. No action was
taken by the Council . / "-
Upon motion of Mr. James, second- d ..y Mr Fishback, the
meeting adjourned.
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