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MINUTES-OF- REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, MAY 10, 1972 .
A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the
Council Chambers, 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg, Virginia, on May
10, 1972 at 7 :30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor,
with the prayer being offered by Town Manager Ritter. Those present
were : Mayor Kenneth B . Rollins , Councilmen G. Dewey Hill, Walter F.
Murray, John W. Pumphrey, C . Terry Titus and John A. Wallace, Jr. ; also
Town Manager James W . Ritter , Jr. and Town Attorney George M. Martin.
Absent from the meeting was Councilman Robert A. Orr.
The Minutes of the regular meeting of April 26 , 1972 were approved
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. as written.
Mr. Floyd Gooden, owner and operator of Gooden 's Welding Shop, ad-
- - dressed Council, seeking permission- to erect a temporary building on
land owned by Mr. Kent Marsh behind the Scot 's Filling Station on Route
7 . He explained that he had notified his present landlord that he would
be leaving by June 1, however, Mr. Marsh has not yet put up a building
on his land. Mr. Curry has rented his present location to someone else,
effective June 1, and it looks as though it will be a couple of months
before Mr. Marsh has a building on his lot. In the meantime, he has a
VP going business and needs a temporary building from which to operate and
CD in which to store his equipment . This would be a metal framework build-
ing, covered with roofing material, and would be approximately 20 'X25 ' .
Also, he would like permission to place a rented "Don 's John" on the
premises as a temporary measure . On motion of Councilman Murray, sec-
= onded by Councilman Pumphrey, Council voted unanimously to adopt the
following resolution :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that Gooden 's Welding Service be granted permission for a
temporary structure to be located on Lot 9; South Fort Evans
Road, for a period not to exceed six (6) months from this
date. Said approval is subject to the permission granted by
the owner of the property, Kent 's Travel Trailer Sales, and
the issuance of the necessary permits by Loudoun County.
Town Manager Ritter reported as follows :
(1) The Performance Bond on Sattley Subdivision in the amount of
$43 ,703 covers the remaining improvements , such as streets, curb and
guttei and sidewalk. This has been approved by the Town Attorney and
off-site costs have been paid.
(2) The Performance Bond for Paul E. Bradshaw, Inc . on Leesburg
• Estates, Sec . III , in the amount of $35 ,539. 35 has been approved by
the Town Attorney and off-site costs have been paid.
(3) The Performance Bond on Green Acres has been approved by the
Town Attorney and off-site costs have been paid.
(4) The Agreement presented by Mr. Wright and Mr. Crickenberger
to cover improvements in Country Club Subdivision, Sec . II , was con-
sidered by two members of the Street Committee with no recommendation.
The Town Attorney has approved it as to legal form.
(5) Item 5 on the Agenda merely authorized him to contact the TV
people to come here and discuss the problems and secure prices.
(6) H gxplained the many appropriations neededein detail. In con-
nection withiDrainage Study done by Dewberry, Nealon and Davis , there
was a lot of field work, as well as office work in computing this, to
delineate the different watersheds and to determine just what is needed
for the Town. There is a book on this study, which shows existing drain-
age structures , what is proposed and how much it will cost. Also, the
$10,000 appropriation for correction of the mercury seals at the Sewer
PL=ant should be ample to cover this work. Some of this work has already
been completed - one turntable is back in service and we have to wait a
month before we take the other one out of service.
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(7) The $250,000 due from First and Merchants Bank became due
thesame day the Finance Committee met. $100,000 of it was reinvested
for 120 days at 4.375%.
(8) The transfer of $25,000 from the Utility Fund to the General
' Fund was' discussed the other night. This transfer was made on October
13, .1971 and the Utility Fund was reimbursed this amount oii' December
22 , 1971.
(9) Martin and Gass have not started yet on the Douglass Sewer
Project. They' are trying to get their Performance Bond and their in-
surance lined up so they will be ready to start.
(10) Perry Engineering Co. will be starting very soon on the King
Street-Church Street Storm Sewer. They are cooperating with Mr. Jones
of the Bank on this.
(11) The •VEPCO poles are upon Dry Mill Road and the wires will be
transferred soon.
Councilman Pumphrey asked if the storm sewer referred to should not
Abe the Blue-Ridge-Catoctin Storm Sewer, rather than the Prince Street
Sewer. Mr. Ritter agreed with this.
Councilman Titus asked if a letter has been written to Mr. Babson
and to Mr. Vandevanter regarding the easement across them for the sani-
tary sewer on West Market Street . Mayor Rollins said this case was de-
cided in Court today in favor of Mr. Babson.
Mr. Titus also asked about the Phillips 66 right-of-way at Catoctin
Circle and Route 7 . Mr. Ritter said we are waiting on a plat from Dew-
berry, Nealon and Davis ; alsq Phillips 66 wants $2 .00 per square foot.
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Councilman Murray briefed Council on a meeting held between
the 'County, the Town and representatives from the Northern Virginia
Planning District Commission and the State Planning Office on our
recent. request for a grant-to purchase radio communication equipment.
He explained that the State is trying to take all two-way communica-
tion systems., other than those having to do with Police work, . off of
their networks and, in order to accomplish this , Loudoun County will
have to go to a high frequency operation. This means our Police
radio equipment will have to be changed as well, therefore, he be-
lieved it would be wise for us to look into leasing a radio for our
new Police car for six months to a year until this changeover has
been accomplished. We do already have an FCC license for a two-way
radio system, so it looks like we might as well go ahead and buy
the two-way radio we need for communication between the Utility De-
partment and Street Department trucks and the Town Office.
On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Murray ,
the following resolution was offered :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that the Performance Bond in the amount of $43 , 703 .00 from
Southeastern Builders for Sattley Subdivision be approved
for 28 single-family dwellings .
Councilman Hill asked if this is the total amount of the Bond on Sat-
tley Subdivision. Mr. Ritter' said Mr. Kline elected to go ahead and
put in his improvements before his final plat is recorded, and what
he has done has been approved. He pointed out that some of the de-
velopers put in half of their improvements , with the hope that the
Town will approve them, in order to cut down on the amount of their
Bond. Councilman Hill believed we should make sure we will have no
come-back on what has already been done . Councilman Titus agreed with
this and said the Planning Commission will be considering his final plat.
He understands that this Bond covers everything except the sanitary and
storm sewer - it will cover removing the cul-de-sac on Ayrlee Avenue and
putting in the through street . Mayor Rollins asked if Old Waterford
Road and Morven Park Road will be widened in connection with this de-
velopment. Mr. Ritter said this will have to be done by the Town at a
later date, we can ' t make a developer widen an existing street. Coun-
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MINUTES OF MAY 10, 1972 MEETING.
dilmaii Hill said he hoped the engineer and the Town Manager are proper
ly bonded because Council might come back against them if there are
any problems. Mayor Rollins said State Law permits developers to put
in improvements this way . The resolution was then unanimously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that the Performance Bond in the amount of $35 , 539.35 from
Paul E. Bradshaw, Inc . for Leesburg Estates , Sec . III, be ap-
proved for 13 single-family dwellings .
Councilman Titus asked if Mr. Bradshaw is going to provide silt control.
d Mr. Ritter said money has been set usgqin the Bond for this . Councilman
Hill commented on what has been going out there, with particular atten-
tion to an open ditch that runs between two houses in Section II. He
said he has pictures of children playing in this ditch and he could
visualize that a child could be carried away in a hard rain. However,
he said the people who bought these homes knew this situation existed
when they bought. Councilman Titus said the Planning Commission has
VP not approved the final plat yet. Mr. Ritter said Mr. Bradshaw is not
O going to buy the property until the Performance Bond is approved.
r-I Mayor Rollins asked what it would take to correct this situation.
=y Councilman Hill said it would take a covered pipe , running from Mary
Anne Street to the Creek - it is a pretty big rugged cut. Mr. Chaves
CM said there are. no open ditches in Section III . It was also brought out
that there have been no complaints from the people living there and
probably won ' t be until we annex it . The resolution above was then
unanimously adopted. On motion of Mayor Rollins , seconded by Council-
man Hill, Council voted 5 to 1, with Councilman Wallace casting the dis -
senting vote, that Mr. Titus be instructed to apprise the Planning Com-
mission that it is the opinion of the Council that the final plat for
Section III of Leesburg Estates shall not be approved until the Plan-
ning Commission is satisfied that the storm drainage problem that
exists in Section II is corrected.
111 On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Pumphrey, the
following resolution was proposed:
WHEREAS, Green Acres has deposited with the Town a certified
check in the amount of $75 ,585 to cover physical improvements
for Loudoun -Hill's Town Houses , and
WHEREAS, a Performance Bond has now been submitted by Green
Acres in the amount of $53 ,212 to cover physical improvements
yet to be installed,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg , that this Bond be accepted, and the check in the
amount of $75,585 be released.
Councilman Hill commented that here again the developer has already put
in part of the improvements . Councilman Wallace asked if the defect bond
that is required would not cover this type. of thing . Mr. Ritter said
they will have to put up a. defect bond on the whole project for one year
and until we are satisfied with it. Mayor Rollins asked if they expected
to widen Fort Evans Road by 5 feet. Here again Mr. Ritter said we cannot
make him do this. Councilman Titus felt that this type of thing should
be presented to the Planning Commission before it is advertised, then
the widening of streets would be required, as well as sidewalks, curb and
gutter. He asked what watershed this development would go into and Mr.
Ritter said it would go into Mrs . Carr 's . The above resolution was
adopted by a vote of 5 to 1, with Councilman Hill casting the dissenting .
vote .
On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
- the following resolution was presented for. discussion :
BE IT RESOLVED by. the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that the attached Agreement between Town of Leesburg and
Wright and Crickenberger covering physical improvements in
Country Club Subdivision, Sec . II, be accepted, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Mayor be authorized to sign .
said Agreement on behalf of the Town . (Copy of Agreement attached. ) .
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This Agreement was discussed at length, with Councilman Titus stating
that he would like to know the status of the property itself, whether
sewer is available , whether it will percolate and thetax appraisal
• on it. Mr. Ritter said he has not had a chance to check on this . Mr.
Titus wondered if we might have a piece of property here that we could
never sell, even though he feels that property is probably as good as
a cash bond. Councilman Hill said he voted for this type of agreement
in 1968 , mainly due to the fact that he felt that, if Mr. Wright and Mr.
Crickenberger could not get a bond, nobody could get one . However, he
said he could not vote for this now because it is apparent that bonds
are very easy to get. He believed we would be setting -a precedent here
as well as the fact that there is nothing in the Ordinance to accept
such an Agreement . We went out on a limb in 1968 and accepted land
in lieu of a bond, now they want us to accept land, plus bonds. How
could we determine the real cash value of what we would be taking in L
lieu of a bond? If we are requiring other developers to put up bonds ,
then this is what we should do in this case, otherwise the Ordinance
would have to be amended. Mr. Wright said that what they are asking
is to put up $100,000 of tax exempt bonds that are saleable on the mar-
ket tomorrow for over this amount . Mr. Crickenberger has a mortgage and,
if this is not acceptable , they have certified checks for the amount of
money it takes . The only way they- can get a bond is to go to the Bank
and have them guarantee this Bond but , with a certified check they can
buy Certificates of Deposit and draw interest. Mr. Crickenberger also --
spoke regarding this Agreement and stated that the amount of the Bond
is $134,000. Councilman Wallace said the Finance Committee discussed
this Agreement and were willing to go along with it. He said the bonds -'
and the real estate are worth more than par. He does agree with Mr.
Hill in principal but, at the same time, he thinks the Town has certain
obligations to go along with the developers. The, purpose of the Ordinance
is to protect the Town and the point is that they determine whether the
Town is protected. In this case , the Committee believed they had added
security, that this is as good as a certified check. The Town could not
invest such a check. Councilman Pumphrey said he was satisfied with the
Agreement. The above resolution was then adopted by a vote of 5 to 1,
with Councilman Hill casting the - dissenting vote.
• On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Wallace,
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 secure prices on T.V.
inspection on certain sanitary sewer lines that are known to
have infiltration.
Councilman Pumphrey said it is hoped to eventually cover the whole Town.
Councilman Titus asked Mr. Ritter to see what it would cost to have these
people check the new line that will be installed by Martin and Gass .
Mr. Ritter pointed out that it would be much less if we can catch them
while they are in the area , transportation is the main cost. Councilman
Hill believed this type of inspection should be included as a part of the
bid on all new lines and would like to see the Town own this type of
equipment sometime . Councilman Wallace also thought this a good idea,
it would probably be cheaper for the Town to own this equipment, rather
than to have to rent it. Mayor Rollins asked if anything has been done
regarding the sump pumps and downspouts . Mr. Ritter said they have been
so swamped with work that there- has been no opportunity to do this . He
said he has discussed this with the County Plumbing Inspector though.
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On motion of Councilman Murray , seconded by Councilman Wallace,
the following resolutionwas unanimously adopted :
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that the following appropriations be made :
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$ 1,772 .00 - Dewberry , Nealon & Davis - Storm-Sewer - King to
Loudoun. Previously paid $2 ,215 .00 . 1971 Bond
Issue .
5,600.00. - Dewberry , Nealon & Davis - Prince Street Storm
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Sewer. 1971 Bond Issue .
99. 50 - Dewberry Nealon & Davis - Engineering Services
3/31 to 4/14 . Utility Fund-Capital Outlay.
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$ 1,606 .60 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Fisher-Bishop Storm
Sewer. Previously paid $ 1,273 . 75 . 1971 Bond
Issue .
7 ,000.00 - Dewberry , Nealon & Davis - Drainage Study -
Lump Sum Contract . Utility Fund-Capital Outlay.
1, 903.80 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Douglass School Sewer -
Additional work-Rust property. 1971 Bond Issue .
4 ,800.00 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Tuscarora Sewer. Pre-
viously paid $7 , 500.00. 1971 Bond Issue .
2 ,387 .50 - Dewberry , Nealon & Davis - Douglass School Sewer.
Previously paid $2, 902 . 50. 1971 Bond Issue .
5 , 900.00 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Hospital Job. Pre-
viously paid $9,000.00. 1971 Bond Issue .
4, 700.00 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Dry Mill Sewer. Pre-
cr viously paid $7 ,500. 1971 Bond Issue.
409. 70 - Dewberry, Nealon & Davis - Hospital Job Stake-out.
1971 Bond Issue .
10,000 .00 - Sewer Plant - Correction of Mercury Seals .
66 .00 - Loudoun Times Publishing Co. - Publication?
on Rust Case . 1971 Bond Issue .
11,000.00 - To be deposited with Clerk of Court on Rust
Condemnation Case . 1971 Bond Issue .
6 .40 - Exspeedite Blueprint Service - Printing for
month of' March. 1971 Bond Issue .
Mr. Ritter said he did not believe the correction of the mercury seals
at the Sewage Treatment Plant would cost as much as $10,000. Diesel
Electric Co. at Baltimore is doing the work and we rent the crane from
Perry Engineering . The Town is performing a lot of the work, with Mr.
Bedford supervising it . We now have 17 pounds of mercury from the smaller
turntable and do not know what to do with it.
On motion of Councilman Pumphrey , seconded by Councilman Murray,
the following resolution was adopted by a vote of 5 to 1 , with Council-
man Hill voting against it :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that application for water and sewer extensions by Leesburg
Manor be approved upon payment of off-site charges .
There was a great deal• of discussion on the above , during which it was
brought out that the site plan was approved quite a while ago. Council-
man Titus raised the question of granting water and sewer extensions for-
ever .
On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Murray,
the following resolution was offered :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that Dewberry, Nealon and Davis be authorized to advertise
for bids for construction of Dry Mill Interceptor Sewer,
upon dedication of all easements .
On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Hill, Council
voted unanimously to amend the above by adding after "Dry Mill Inter-
ceptor Sewer" the words "per their plans and. ' The resolution, as
amended, was then unanimously adopted, reading as follows :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that Dewberry, Nealon and Davis be authorized to advertise
for bids for construction of Dry Mill Interceptor Sewer,
per their plans and upon dedication of all easements .
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MINUTES OF MAY 10, 1972 MEETING.
On motion of Councilman Wallace, seconded by Councilman Hill, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that the Town Manager 's action be approved in re-investing
$100,000 of the $250 ,000 due from First and Merchants on
May 3, 1972 , for a period of 120 days .
Mr. Ritter explained that this is more interest than we are getting on
the $250,000. We are getting 4. 28 on it . He also explained that items
governing the rate of interest are the length of time , the need for I the money and what it costs them to borrow it.
On motion of Councilman Pumphrey, seconded by Councilman Wallace,
the following resolution was offered:
WHEREAS, since the southeast quadrant of the By-Pass has been
constructed at Leesburg , it has become evident that signs are
needed on Rt . 7 and Rt. 15 to properly direct traffic to the
Leesburg Municipal Airport , and
WHEREAS, the municipal airport is of vital interest to Lees-
burg , its environs and to the general public ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the
Town of Leesburg , that the Highway Department be requested
to make a study of this problem.
Mr. Ritter explained that Mr. Rawls had written to Mr. Wiggins after
the By-Pass was opened because he felt that a lot of traffic coming
from the McLean area could not find the Airport. Mr. Wiggins had it
in his Budget but Culpeper turned it down. Mr. Rawls then wrote a let-
ter to the present Resident Engineer, outlining his problems , and sent
a copy to the Town asking for its help on this situation. The resolu-
tion above was then unanimously adopted:
On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Murray, and
there being no objection to considering this tonight , the following
resolution was unanimously adopted :
WHEREAS, the Town Council and the Planning Commission of the
Town of Leesburg found in mid-1971 that there was a definite
need for a comprehensive plan of the Town and its environs , and
WHEREAS, the firm of Greenhorne and O 'Mara was employed by the
Town of Leesburg to produce such a plan and subsequently applied,
in the name of the Town of Leesburg, to the State Division of
Planning and Community Affairs and HUD for a grant for the said
comprehensive plan , and
WHEREAS, Greenhorne and O 'Mara have received a negative verbal
reply from both abovementioned sources , but no formal written
denial for the grant, and
WHEREAS, the Town of Leesburg now is in urgent need of a com-
prehensive plan ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg , that Greenhorne and O 'Mara be directed to obtain
an immediate formal written reply from either or both the State
Division of Planning and Community Affairs and HUD for the said
grant.
On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that the tentative Budget be advertised for Public Hearing ,
and that the tentative tax rate be advertised at $ 1.00 on
Real Estate, $1.00 on Personal Property, and $ .80 on Bank Stock,
said Public Hearing to be scheduled for June 14, 1972.
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Councilman Wallace believed the real estate tax should be $1.05 . Mayor
Rollins said Council anticipates raising the price of automobile stickers
to $15 and some realignment on business licenses . Councilman Murray
said he would like to see an absolute minimum raise . Mayor Rollins did
not believe there would be a deficit . Mr. Ritter said there is a dif-
ference of $11 ,000 between Expenditures and Revenues in the General Fund.
Mayor Rollins believed this would be made up in unappropriated surplus.
Councilman Hill said we seem to come up a little bit short each year and
he would like to see the Town come up with a little surplus .' The above
resolution was then adopted by a vote of 4 to 2 , with Councilmen Wallace
and Hill voting against it .
On motion of Councilman Murray, seconded by Councilman Hill, and
there being no further business , the meeting was adjourned at 9:25 P.M.
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Mayor
Q' Clerk/ the Council
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THIS AGREEMENT, made this 25th day of April, 1972,
by and between TOWN OF LEESBURG, VIRGINIA, a municipal corporation,
Party of the First Part; JOHN C. WRIGHT, WINSTON M. CRICKENBERGER
and JULIE M. CRICKENBERGER, his wife, Parties of the Second Part;
and THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF LEESBURG, Leesburg, Virginia,
Parties of the Third Part, escrow agents;
WITNESSETH :
THAT WHEREAS, the Parties of the Seocnd Part are
surety on a certain performance bond dated April 25, 1972 in the
amount of $134,000.00, of Tuscarora, Inc. , developer of Leesburg
Country Club, Section Two; and,
WHEREAS, the Party of the First Part has requested
additional security in the form of certain Bonds and note to be
placed in escrow, said note is to be secured by a deed of trust
on certain real estate located in Loudoun County, Virginia; and,
WHEREAS, the Parties of the Second Part have delivered
unto the Party of the Third Part the 'following one negotiable
promissory note in the amount of $51,425. 00 dated April 10, 1969,
(principal balance as of 4/1/72 $47, 500. 00) , secured by first deed
of trust on 46. 1 acres of land in Jefferson Magisterial District,
Loudoun County, Virginia and recorded in Deed Book 500 at Page 432:
2. A. $50,000. 00 Commonwealth of Virginia, Norfolk
Port and Industrial Authority Series A Bonds numbered 2763/72 - 6.8%
due 2/1/90.
B. $50,000. 00 Puerto Rico Ports Authority 5-3/4%
Revenue Bonds Series A numbered 5867/77 due 7/1/2002.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS AGREED by and between the parties
hereto that the parties of the first part shall hand over and deliver
all of the above mentioned bonds and note to the escrow agent in
RTIN. RIEMENSCHNEIDER
6 MURTAUGH
LEESBURG. VIRGINIA
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the event that the terms of the abovementioned performance bond
are not met; and
In the event the terms of the abovementioned performance
bond are met, the party of the first part shall instruct the party
of the third part in writing to return the bonds and note aforesaid
to the parties of the second part. The cost involved in holding
the bonds and note in escrow are to be sustained by the parties of
the second part.
The said parties of the second part do hereby assign
all of their right, title and interest in and to said bonds and note
unto the party of the first part, but if all the terms and conditions
of performance bond are met this assignment shall be null and void.
WITNESS the following signatures and seals:
TOWN OF LEESBURG, Virginia, a municipal
corporation
By
Mayor
Attest:
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WINSTON M. CRRICKENBERGER`
JULIE M. CRICKENBERGER -'
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF LEESBURG,
Leesburg, Virginia
By
Escrow Agent
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RTIN. RIEMENSCNNEIDER
& MURTAUGH
LGESBURG. VIRGINIA
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PERFORMANCE BOND
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Know All Men By These Presents: That we
TUSCARORA, INC.
(hereinafter called the "Principal")
JOHN L. wRiumL, w. M. CRiCKENBERGER AND JULIE M. CRICKENBERGER
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tOopcXxxxxxXx And authorized to conduct business
in the Commonwealth of Virginia (hereinafter called the "Surety") are held and
firmly bound unto the Town of Leesburg, a municipal corporation of Virginia
(hereinafter called the "Town"), in the penal sum of $734,000.00 Dollars
($ ) for the payment of which we and each of us bind, ourselves,
our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and jointly assigns for the
faithful performance of a certain written contract,. datedthe day of
April , A.D. , 19 72, entered into between the Principal and the
Town of Leesburg, a municipal corporation of Virginia, for: Development of lots
Section Two (2) LEESBURG COUNTRY CLUB. _.
A copy of which said contract is incorporated herein by reference, and made
a part hereof as if fully copied herein.
• The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas, the,said Principal,.
has agreed to construct and/or install at his and/or its expense the improve-
ments setforth in said contract all in accordance with the specifications and
ordinances of the "Town" and contained in plans and specifications prepared by:
PAYNE ASSOCIATES, CLS , and approved by the Town Manager and/or
Engineer and The Virginia Department of Highways, at the following location and
designated as: Section Two (2) , LEESBURG COUNTRY CLUB
Now, Therefore, if the said principal shall well and truly perform in
all respects in strict accordance with the requirements within one year from
the date hereof, and shall save the "Town" harmless from all loss, cost or
damage by reason of their failure to complete said work, then this obligation
to be void, otherwise to remain in full force and effect.
In Witness Whereof, this instrument has been executed by duly authorized
representatives of the Principal and Surety this 25th day of April
' A.D., 1972
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