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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, OCTOBER 28, 1966.
. A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the Council
Chambers, 12 W. Loudoun Street , Leesburg, Virginia, on October 28, 1966. The
meeting was called to order by Mayor Kenneth B. Rollins, with Councilman Mur-
ray leading the group in prayer. Others present were Councilmen C. A. English
Cole, Maurice R. Lowenbach, Jr. , Walter F. Murray and John W. Pumphrey; also
Town, Attorney George M. Martin and Town Manager James W. Ritter, Jr. Absent
from the meeting were Councilmen C. Maloy Fishback and Robert A. Orr.
The, Minutes of the regular meeting of October 12, 1966 were approved with
general consent.
111 Town Manager James W. Ritter , Jr. explained several items on the Agenda
to be considered tonight. He reported that the Taxiway Extension at the Air-
port may not cost the Town any money. The FAA has promised $35,000.00 and
the State Corporation Commission has already paid the $29,000.00 promised by
this Department, making a total of $64,000.00. The estimated cost to con-
struct the Taxiway Extension was $70,000.00, with $6,000.00 included as con-
tingency funds. The contract completion date is November 27th, and the con-
tractor is running several days ahead of schedule, therefore, it looks as
though the contingency funds will not be touched.
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He also reported that he had gone over the North King Street project with
Mr. Wiggins of the Highway Department. The Highway Department expects to top
= the trees in the very near future and the telephone poles should be moved this
V winter. • The Town will move the water meters and fire hydrants in the spring.
Mr. Ritter reported that the smoke bomb tests are proving very successful ,
with the program being about 80 per cent complete.
He also reported that Mr. Williams of Johnson and Williams stated yesterday
that the sewer plant plans were sent to the Health Department about three weeks
ago for their approval of the basic functional features, but nothing has been
heard from the Health Department as yet. The sanitary sewer easements for this
project are being worked on continually, but they are going mighty slow.
Mr. Ritter also reported that he had gone over the final figures on the
Airport Audit with Mr. Bryant of Yount, Hyde & Co. today. The audit is com-
pleted and ready to be printed , so should be received within a few days.
Mr. Cole asked how many illegal connections had been discovered by smoke
bomb .test. Mr. Ritter said they had found three and two storm drains.
. Mayor Rollins asked that the press please urge that "trick or treat" ac-
tivity be stopped by 10:00 P.M. on Hallowe 'en and asked that the Police keep
a check on this.
Upon motion of Councilman Cole, seconded by Councilman Murray, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,' that
the following appropriations be made :
(a),J $ 600.00 - Tri-County Asphalt. Represents money held
back for settlement of Lintner 's claim.
Public Improvement Fund.
(b) -C 3,057.60 - 60 new Parking Meters. General Fund -
Capital Outlay.
111 (c) r' 60,500.00 - Settlement of Dunn Property. Public Im-
provement Fund.
(d) X18,750.94 - Johnson & Williams. Engineering fees in
connection with sanitary sewer program.
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Murray, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted : 1
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that
Riggs National Bank be authorized to sell $18,000.00 in U. S.
Treasury Bills in order to pay Johnson & Williams.
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MINUTES OF OCTOBER 28, 1966 MEETING.
Upon motion of Councilman Lowenbach, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey;
the -following resolution was unanimously adopted : -
BE 1T RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that
an appropriation be made in the amount of $27,524.25 to pay E. E.
• „ Lyons Construction Co. for work performed on the Taxiway Extension.
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Lowenbach, the
4 • following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that
the Mayor be authorized to sign the agreement between the Town of
Leesburg, Robert Perkins and the W. & 0. D. Railway, dated Aug-
ust 11, 1966, covering a sanitary sewer crossing to serve the Mo-
bile Trailer Park. (Copy attached hereto)
Upon motion of_ Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Lowenbach, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the .Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that the
Town Manager be authorized to have plats made and deeds drawn for
rights-of-way needed in widening Edwards Ferry Road from Washington
Street to Corporate Limits, to provide for a 50 foot right-of-way. .
A proposed Ordinance regarding license fees for real estate brokers was pre-
sented and discussed briefly. Attorney Wilbur C. Hall, representing the real
estate brokers, agreed that this proposed Ordinance was satisfactory to him.
Mayor Rollins asked the Town Manager to see that a Public Hearing to be held
on November 23, 1966 at 7:30 P.M. be advertised in the Times-Mirror.
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Lowenbach, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
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- BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, that an
d appropriation be made in the amount of $2,253.50, and contract awarded
to Charles H. Pollard for the construction of a concrete sidewalk on
the north side of Market Street between Ayr Street and Morven Park
• Road.
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Mayor Rollins asked Mr. Ritter if he had received the two appraisals on
the Kincaid property. Mr. Ritter said that only one had been received.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 8 :05 P.M.
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THIS AGREEMENT, made this lith day of August, 1966, batmen tiASNIGGTON AND
OLD JOiINION RAILROAD, a Virginia Corporation, hereinafter called. the "Railway',
and ROBERT A. PERKINS and NELLIE L. PERKINS, hereinafter coiled "CL-nor", and THE TWIN
O: LEESBURG, In 'Virginia.; hereinafter colied the "Toon";
WITNESSETh: That the Railway does hereby permit the said Robert.A. Pork.irs
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and Nellie L. Perkins, as Owners of the property to be served by the sewer line here-
inafter provided for, to initalt an Dight Inch (8") sanitary sonar pipe lino,
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togother with the nacossary casing, vents, fixtures and appurtenances thereto,
hereinafter referred to collectively as "Crossing' and deco hereby license and
permit the Town to operate and maintain sold "Crossing" upc , under and across the
land ono under tho. trocks of the Railway at a point located tattscen Alio Posts 37
and 38 at Voluotien Statten 1960 + 66, at or near Loosburg, County of lcudoun,
State of Virginia, as destribod ch the attached "Exhibit A"; doted July 26, 1966, I, ,
which is made a part of this agroomont, upon the following terms, covenants and 'I
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1 . Before constructing said Crossing, said Oaror shall, at Choir solo
cost and expanse, obtain all necessary authority therefor from any public author.ty al
or authorities having Jurisdiction In.the premises, and shall thereafter observe
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and comply With the requirements of such public authority or authorities and all
applicable laws and regulations.
2. No loss than 48 hours aritton. notico shall be given to Railway's
Superintendent, lioroinaftor roforrod to as "Superintendent"a at Arlington, Virginia,
beforo the work of constructing and installing sold Crossing shall ba c need,
,and llko,ndtico, excopt in ora rgoncy cases, before any maintenance, rend, ro-
location, alteration, changing andkis
9 9 removal is performed; provided, hover, that
all such work sball be dexo at such time or tines, and In such wanner, as shall be
satisfactory to.Railway's Superintendent or his duly.outhorizod roproseatativo, If
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hereinafter referred to as "Suporintondont'!• •
3. Oaror shall install and The t;bn thereafter operate and ealntoin, of
their respective solo risk, cost and expanse, the aforosaid-Crossing in accordance k
with sold Exhibit A, and American Railway Engineering Association. S oclflcations
i for Pipelines for convoying Ficrable and icon-F)o blo Substances--l$S2, or such
sutaoqtsoat rovlsi,ons thereof way be app,oved by Railway's Su;orl.Ptandont, which i
aro incorporated heroin end eada•o part hetoo4 by roforonco. I,j
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4. Owner shell perform all of such work safoly, oupedltious,ly,. In a work-
!i' ccnitho canner,' and in accordance with good engineering practices, and wlthOut .
dogs to or interference with this oporotlans and facilities 'of the Roilway. Sold .11
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tnor shall f)il and thoroughly temp oil troschos to prevent settling of the surfoco I
of the lend end roadbed of -the Railway, and shall dither roeove any surplus earth
a7 material frot. the Railway's premises or couso the seta to be placed and die- '
tritutad thereon ,at such locations and in such monitor as ,the Rolltoy's Suporinton-
dent cpy direct. *Ownor, shalt ,bora sold`ptOmloos In a condition Satisfactory to /1
; t e Rol iroy'a Superintendent.
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5. • O or agrees, of their solo risk, cost and caponso, to coke suet testis
es in the •itdg nt:of the Railway coy too= necessary to (Maiming If tho••onroticn,
' 4' existence or maintenance of the said Crtasing, or .tho •protection provided therefor
ogvinot corrosion, tausea Interference with ony of the Railedoy.'o fasiiltios ohetsGG ,
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over. 6 r• further agrees, upon written notice from Railway Of WO' IntorfOroneo, 1
to coke, ai Choir solo r•id 'pk, cost ant expense, changes op Cato n0coQeary to
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oliminoto..sycA interference.. • . •
6. A. , Railway shall in no caro be hold liable for nny,d ce to sole ' I ii
Crossing; tnd)ading; brit not liaitod to; the loss of or • tntarforeneo with the !!!
sorvlco 'praiided thereby, by reason of the operation of .Its railroad or acts of its
employees, or'•otheraloa, and'•Tka Torn shall and will otdl ticos release, indceify
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•oni save harmless Railway from and.agolnst cny and all. liability; 'loafs, datri-
cents, costs, d agsa, charges end onr-nsos whish Railway may oniffos, u"aotoln,
bo Out to or, bo Ln bny ray subjectod to on ecceunt a?- tlaa death. of or injury to
any person or persons dr dcr"..ago'to or destruction of any pricirty. Including best
not limited to- the motoyoos and property of Railway. arising out of- or in any ,
Ionia► connected with' the Ideation., (intimate,
operation, rwthtOnaftce, ranccel ,
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dangling. altoration. relocation or romoval of sold Crdasing,- •taeordi0ou of j
tttc ter such death, injury, damage or dostruttlon shall be cCt&C9 try the itogli - 1,
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' 8. Rol la ay•sheli In rid cas0 be hold ltab'lo foi 4-rill.-1 .-ea tO 001d
Cr¢ssing; incl&ding, , but •not limited to, the toss of ar intorf)regco with the ,
eorvlca provided thorelw by roilssbn of fra tiisrotln of 110, 0T40 lrt;5 o c to Cl
.!t-t0 c:ployaoo, or otherelbo, and Gant cftol l end will. ot,a11.44L &alb; , j
•Itetnify and save harmiesu Railway fron cyst a{i01nbt Cny and.ijtl:.i•,l ?tzl€t$r, 717.th.54
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rlei nie, cAstS, dC2agoe, altas•and--a7a, noes tthtD RZalit:,yi£.i,t$Cir 4-twin.
I . cit'.to or be •in any way subjected to On oceoitnt of rite dap . ; -X7. i-01afV to
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CAI, Arson er parsons. or dcmada to or dastructtor yf any prb��€p.q, l'itrrlt;Jlt`V belt
c f QIted to the ttploybes 'and .pr,bparty.of Rolltsay, •arlsln leiri.*? -Cr in city ,
ds -et 2or connected with the• instoilation of sold Crosstrg, regardi0pa 0 tiaat8erourch
Cattail. Injury, dt agb or destruction shall be caused by the nODli J"l of t o
ROileoy or otho sa• •
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' of the Ral sway's Superintendent. and' in egno of the failure of:;. r•40 da Ila
work as •humin sOaeiflod, Me Rpi Icay rotbrvo> the right- to rc eve•, of tc 003O
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IN, TESTIACO4Y WHEIREOF, the parties horeto havo tousod thoso present to
be duly executod as of the day and year first above written, this agrecrant baing
executed or behalf .of the Town by its Mayor .pursuant to , adapted
, copy attached horsto as a port horoof.
Approved as to force: Y.ASHItICTON At''D 'OLO 0-tilt/ION RAILROAD
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