HomeMy Public PortalAbout1972_06_12 146
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, JUNE 14, 1972 .
A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the
Council Chambers, 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg , Virginia , on June
14, 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, 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 were Councilmen Robert A. Orr and John W. Pumphrey .
The Minutes of the regular meeting of May 24, 1972 were approved
with one correction, that being in the center of Line 10, second para-
graph,
on the last page , change the word "Department" to "Commission. "
Town Manager James Ritter reported as follows :
(1) He explained various items on the Agenda , clarifying certain
points that might be raised on several items .
(2) Attached to the Agenda is a copy of a letter from Mr. Murray
Rust, proposing settlement out of Court on the forthcoming condemnation
case for land needed for the Potomac River Water Project . He suggested ,
that this be discussed in Executive Session and reported that Mr. Rust •
had called yesterday and will call again on Friday.
(3) The Town has received another offer to purchase Potter ' s •
Field, which was discussed by the Committee last Tuesday. . These people
are very anxious to buy this land and may be willing to pay the full
costs of grave removal. Town Forces have cleaned the brush off the
site and there are evidences of approximately 35 graves .
(4) Bids are to be opened next Monday, June 19th, on the Dry
Mill Sewer and the Blue Ridge Ave . -Prince Street Sewer. There has been
a great deal of interest on these projects, with six contractors having
picked up plans thus far.
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(5) Construction of the Douglass Sanitary Sewer has begun and
it is about 5 per cent- complete.
(6) HUD is still showing interest in our application for the
Federal Grant on the Potomac Water Project. They called today and wanted
additional information and Jack Williams said this afternoon they call
them twice a day .
(7) He has been in touch with the Federal Water Pollution Agency
on our final check on the Sewer Kant. They are waiting to schedule
their final inspection along with another project in the area .
(8) A question arose at the last meeting as to where money has
been spentfrom the 1971 Bond Issue. The last financial statement shows
K KK that about two-thirds has gone to Dewberry , Nealon and Davis .
(9) Two sites have been selected for the water storage tank on
the Potomac River Project and he would like to go over these with the
Street Committee.
(10) He has received a price from Southern Line Cleaning on inspec-
tion and sealing sewer lines and this will be discussed at the next Com-
mittee meeting .
(11) We have still received no curd from Phillips 66 on the land
acquisition we need. He wrote them on May 23rd, enclosing a letter
from the Town Attorney . There are a series of leases and a deed of
trust which has been assigned, so the land will have to be released
from the deed of trust. He wrote them again on June 8th and will call
tomorrow. This has probably been referred to their Legal Department,
which might be in another State . .
(12) There has been no word from Dr. Bastien or his attorney, who
had inserted wording in the deed that would give them the right to tap
into the storm sewer at no charge and he had explained our off-site
policy, whereby they would have to pay certain costs for downstream im-
provements if they performed any construction on their land.
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Mayor Rollins said that, with regard to the Murray Rust offer,
the Committee has already decided not to offer any more money, so the
case will go to condemnation . Councilman Murray said he did not believe
it should be interpreted as being arbitrary, but they have gone up on
' their price by about 75 per cent . Councilman Hill believed it should
be shown that Mr. Rust backed down on his offer.
Mayor Rollins called attention to copies of the report from the
Planning Commission committee , as well as the recommendation of the Com-
mission, with regard to the rezoning application of Lesluke Corporation
to rezone land on Edwards Ferry Road from R-1 to B-2 . He explained that
this application has become involved in some legal technicalities . Even
though the Commission has recommended denial, State Law dictates that
the Planning Commission must ma act on rezoning Applications within 90
days after the first meeting when application is made . The Commission 's
decision was made 92 days after this time , therefore , by operation of
Law, the application would be approved. Also, another matter came up
that few of the Council or the Commission were aware of, that being that
an application for rezoning should be made to the Council first and re-
ferred by that body to the Planning Commission. Therefore, this appli-
yr' cation would be invalid. It is within the discretion of the Council to
say whether or not they will even consider a rezoning application and,
if they decide to consider it, then it must be referred to the Planning
'7 Commission . In the meantime , a letter was received today from the appli-
es
Q cant, withdrawing the application at this time , but reserving all the
rights pertinent thereto and reserving the rights specified in the rul-
ing of the Planning Commission. The Commission denied this application
without prejudice, which would allow the applicant to re-apply at any
time , and they also recommended that any fee be waived. Mayor Rollins
added that he understood they had almost reached a compromise situation.
On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Hill, Council
voted unanimously to permit Lesluke Corporation to withdraw its Rezoning
Application ZM8 and to resubmit it without fee at any time. Councilman
Murray said he hoped the Councilmanic member of the Planning Commission
would get this message about the 90 day period over to the rest of the
Commission. He added that the Chairman of the Commission could, in es-
sence, by his action, have approved it. Councilman Hill asked if Council
could approve this without prejudice. Mayor Rollins said it would have
to start all over and it wouldbe up to Council to decide whether they
wanted the applicant to reapply without fee . Councilman Titus said there
was a great deal of confusion about the 90-day period and this is one
reason the Commission denied it without prejudice and without fee. Mayor
Rollins pointed' out that it would still have to go before the Council for
Public Hearing.
Councilman Hill said he had talked with Mr. Ritter about the possi-
bility of extending the storm sewer project on Loudoun Street while they
are working on the Hospital storm sewer. He made a few calls on people
who have open ditches in front of their homes . He seemed to think this
project could be brought to a complete conclusion if it were completed
on up Loudoun Street about2350 feet, put a pipe in and grade it out to
the sidewalk. Even though it is a hazard which has always existed, it
should be done . Mr. Ritter said it has been worked up several ways, one
of these being to take it the 350 feet using concrete pipe , which would
cost about $3 ,000, or corrugated metal pipe at about $4 ,000. They know
that it will eventually have to go all the way to Ayr Street, so it was
figured that way too, at about $8, 700 for corrugated metal pipe and
$7 ,000 for concrete pipe. This will be discussed further at' the next
Street Committee meeting. He feels Dewberry, Nealon and Davis should be
authorized to draw up the plans on this .
Councilman Wallace commented that it was nice to see some 30 people
in the audience tonight , where there are normally about 3 . He said he
would like to see participation in the Council meetings on the part of
the community , other than just for the special interest that brought them
here tonight .
Councilman Titus said the Planning Commission is contemplating com-
prehensive planning for the Town and its environs and has requested two
meetings per month during this time . They have agreed to do this , with
one meeting being specifically for this purpose . It is hoped to set up
the second meeting in July with a professional planner from Fauquier
County to give them some technical and legal advice.
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Mayor Rollins addressed the audience at this time , stating that he
knew a lot of these people were here concerning the appointment of a
Chief of Police. Many have contacted him about this . He said that , in
the almost ten years that he has been Mayor, he has had more contact with
the citizens of Leesburg on this issue than on any other, and he thinks
it is good that the community is interested and concerned. He went on to
explain the Law to those interested and present . The Town of Leesburg
is governed by a Charter, which is made up by the State Legislature .
The only law that is higher is the Constitution of Virginia or the Con-
stitution of the United States . The Town Charter says the municipal
manager shall appoint a Chief of Police and, once that appointment is
made, it then becomes the duty of the Council to confirm it and, after
that, he serves at the pleasure of the municipal manager, he can fire
the Chief at will. He said he knows there are petitions being circu-
lated among the citizens and much comment has been made to him, members
of the Council and the Town Manager. He would have to rule that anyone
who wished to address the Council on this point would be out of order,
because there has been no appointment made for the Chief of Police.
Once an appointment is made, then there will be a time period in which the
Council will consider whether or not to confirm that person, and that is
the time the people of Leesburg should make their wishes known to the
Council. He said there is no vacancy in the position so far as he knows:
at this time - one may or may mot become available . If one should become
available, when the Town Manager makes his appointment, the Council could
deny the appointment, in which case someone else would have to be appointed
If Council confirms it , that is it. If there are any comments or peti—`
tions , they should be presented at this stage to the Town Manager. He
said he did not wish to deny anyone the opportunity to speak and they owe
an obligation to the citizens to hear what they have to say, but he first
wanted these people to understand the Law. The appointment is made by
the Town Manager and subject to Council confirmation. When such appoint-
ment is made , everybody will be heard fully as to their views before this
body acts .
A Public Hearing was held at this time on the Proposed Budget for
1972-1973 and the proposed tax rate . No-onelappeared either for or
against it .
On motion of CouncilmanWallace, seconded by Councilman Murray,
the following Ordinance was unanimously adopted after Councilman Hill
commented that he was for a little higher tax rate, that he was under
the impression that the Town would be operating at a deficit, but he
felt he could go along witch this , realizing the growth of the Town will
help. He pointed out that7was for a tax rate of $1.05 , making a balanced
Budget. Mayor Rollins said he was opposed to raising taxes , but commended
Councilman Hill for his position:
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council for the Town of Leesburg,
that the following taxes be and they are hereby levied for
the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1972 and ending June 30,
1973 for the support of the municipal government, the pay-
ment of interest on municipal debts and other municipal pur-
poses as follows :
1. The tax on all taxable real estate shall beat the rate
of One Dollar ($1 .00) on every One Hundred Dollars
($100.00) of the assessed value thereof. '
2 . All tangible personal property, including the tangible
personal property separately classified by Sections
58-829. 1, 58-829. 2 and 58-829.3 of the Code of Virginia,
excepting therefrom household goods and effects , shall
be taxed at the rate of One Dollar ($1.00) on every One
Hundred Dollars ($100 .00) of the assessed value thereof.
3 . All tangible personal property of all railroad, express ,
telegraph, telephone , power and other public service
corporations shall be taxed at the rate of One Dollar
($1.00) on Jevery One- Hundred Dollars ($100.00) of the
assessed value thereof, and taxable real estate of said
public service corporations shall be taxed at the rate of One
Dollar ($1 .00) on every One Hundred Dollars ($100 .00) of the
assessed value thereof.
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MINUTES OF JUNE 14, 1972 MEETING.
4 . The tax on all bank stock subject to taxation within the
Town of Leesburg shall be at the rate of Eighty Cents
($ .80) on each One Hundred Dollars ($100 .00) of the tax-
able value of the share of the stock in any bank located
in the Town of Leesburg , subject to the provisions of Sec-
tion 58-476 . 2 of the 1950 Code of Virginia, as amended .
On motion of Councilman Wallace , seconded by Councilman Murray, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted :
111 BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that the following appropriations be made to pay Dewberry,
Nealon and Davis :
$ 337 . 50 - Hospital Road Stake-out (1971 Bond Issue) .
233 . 70 - Hospital Road Stake-out (1971 Bond Issue) .
262 .50 - General Engineering Services (General Fund) .
162 . 50 - Flood Plain Study - Final Invoice (Utility Fund) .
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968 . 10 - Fisher-Bishop Storm Sewer (1971 Bond Issue) .
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423 .60 - Douglass Interceptor Sewer (1971 Bond Issue) .
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153 .36 - Hospital Project Plan Revision (1971 Bond Issue) .
730.00 - Storm Sewer - King Street to Loudoun Street -
Final Invoice (1971 Bond Issue) .
Councilman Titus asked the status of the King to Loudoun Storm Sewer.
Mr . Ritter said Perry Engineering is waiting for C & P to move a tele-
phone conduit which is in the center of the easement . We do have- the
easements and the pipe is on order and can be delivered any time. Mr.
Titus also asked the status of the Fisher Bishop Sewer Line . Mr. Ritter .
said the six easements required were mailed out on May 31st . So far,
three of these people have been in touch with him, however, there has
been no reply from Tastee-Freez , Gulf Oil or Cities Service . We will
have to follow up on these .
On motion of Councilman Murray , seconded by Councilman Titus , the
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that the following appropriations be made:
$ 54 . 95 - Exspeedite Blueprint Service - Printing during
month of April (1971 Bond Issue) .
33 . 53 - A & E Blueprinters - Printing during month of
April (1971 Bond Issue) .
590. 55 - Supplemental appropriation - Valve & Fire Hydrant
Installation (Utility Fund-Capital Outlay) .
200 .00 - Supplemental appropriation - Utility Fund- Con-
tingencies .
576 .00 - Supplemental Appropriation - Treasurer 's Salary.
120.00 - Supplemental Appropriation - Refuse Disposal.
13 , 947 .00 - John Wallace - Town 's proportionate share of cost
of 21" Sanitary Sewer between Rt . 7 & Ed. Ferry Rd.
(1971 Bond Issue) .
13 , 109.40 - Perry Engineering Co . for Est . #1 on Hospital
Project (1971 Bond Issue) .
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On motion of Councilman Wallace , seconded by Councilman Hill, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted, after some explanation
by Councilman Wallace and Town Manager Ritter :
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BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that $5 ,444 .89 be transferred from the General Fund to the
Utility Fund, representing money paid by the following de-
velopers for Off-site Sanitary Sewer:
Paid by : Date Paid Amount
Leesburg Village 5/23/72 $1,512 .00
Loudoun Hills 5/ 1/72 555 .00
Sattley Subdivision 5/ 2/72 1, 950.00
Crestwood Hamlet 4/14/72 851 .20
John Wallace 3/17/72 133 .56
Leesburg Estates 4/19/72 329. 70
John Wallace 5/ 9/72 113 .43
Collected as of 5/23/72 $5 ,444.89
" On motion of Councilman Wallace , seconded by Councilman Titus , the `•
following resolution was unanimously adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg,
that $20 ,000 in the Airport Fund, invested with the First Vir-
ginia Bank-First National, due June 23 , 1972 , be reinvested
with the same Bank for a period of one year, at the rate of
57 per annum.
On motion of Councilman Murray , seconded by Councilman Wallace, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg, "
that the Performance Bond to cover physical improvements in
connection with construction of Rock Spring Heights, Sec .
II=B be approved.
On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Wallace, the "-
following resolution was offered :
BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town of Leesburg ,
that application for water and sewer extension to serve Rock.
Spring Heights , Sec . II-B be approved.
On motion of Councilman Hill , seconded by Councilman Titus , Council voted
unanimously to amend this resolution by adding at the end the following :
contingent upon payment in full of off-site sanitary and storm
sewer charges .
The resolution , as amended, was then unanimously adopted.
On motion of Councilman Wallace , seconded by Councilman Murray, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted':
WHEREAS, Councilman Walter F. Murray will resign as of July 1,
1972 , as Council representative on the Northern Virginia Plan-
ning District Commission,
" NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council "of the Town
of Leesburg, that G. Dewey Hill be appointed as Leesburg ' s
representative of the District Commission for the period July 1,
1972 to June 30, 1973 , and that Robert C. Forbes be appointed
as alternate for the same period.
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Councilman Murray believed it appropriate to have Mr. Forbes as alternate
since he could attend the meetings and act for three (3) consecutive meet-
ings in case Mr. Hill could riot go. Mr. Hill said he attended a meet-
ing with Mr. Murray and was not too impressed, therefore , he is going with
a negative attitude and hoping that it can be changed to a positive one.
He said he cannot figure out the function of this body , but he will do
the best he can.
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MINUTES OF JUNE 14, 1972 MEETING. _
Mr. George Helwig , engineer for Crestwood Hamlet, addressed Cotncir '.
with regard to the change in plans for drainage of storm water from the
proposed construction of Crestwood Hamlet . It was found that the storm
sewer system was not designed to take care of the water by carrying it
through the existing subdivision. Many other problems of insufficient
capacity were also found throughout the Town, therefore , the water from
Crestwood was diverted to the Tuscarora Creek . They found they had suf-
ficient capacity with the new Route 15 construction and their only prob-
lem was to construct a culvert under Wirt Street. Crestwood has offered
II the money to do this and this would relieve the problem in the present
subdivision, as well as take some of the water out of the problem areas
of the Town. Councilman Titus said he understanS this would be a matter
of policy and he would want assurance that the culvert under Wirt Street
would be of sufficient size to take this additional run-off. Mr. Helwig
said it would. The following resolution was moved by Councilman Murray ,
seconded by Councilman Titus and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, plans were presented by Crestwood Hamlet, Section 2 , to
provide for draining of a portion of the storm water into Sec . 7 ,
Q Prospect Hills, and
C WHEREAS, it has been found that the existing storm drainage fa-
C..., cilities in Prospect Hills are of insufficient size to accommo-
date the storm water from Crestwood Hamlet , and
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WHEREAS, Crestwood Hamlet now wishes to divert a majority of
the storm water southeastwardly , through a proposed culvert
under Rt . 15 , of sufficient size, and terminate said storm
sewer in Tuscarora Creek,
NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg , that Crestwood Hamlet be given authority to re-
vise their plans to conform to the above change and to re-submit
revised plans to the Town for approval .
Mr. Garrett and Mr. Helwig both said the first section will have no ef-
fect on this . They pointed out that the second section will carry Ca-
toctin Circle all the way through, as is desired by Council .
Mr. J . Kennedy Sills addressed Council regarding the construction
of a nursing home just outside the corporate limits on Fort Evans Road,
with particular attention drawn to the fact that they will be tapping
into the water and sewer lines belonging to the Town. He presented a
picture of the proposed nursing home and said this had been presented to
and discussed with the Utility Committee. They understand they will
have to pay availability fees and will be subject to the rates quoted.
They may revise their plans to take out some 25 to 30 fixtures . They
have already submitted their plans to the County and are awaiting the
issuance of a permit, then they will come back to Council. Councilman
Hill asked that they come back if they add fixtures at a later time .
Mr. Sills said they would have to do this , they are- governed by State
law. He explained that this home will take intensive care and inter-
mediate care patients ; also those under Medicare, Medicaid and private
patients . Councilman Titus said he assumed the Town would work with them
and the County on the dedicator of a 5-foot right of way on Fort Evans
Road. Mr. Sills said he is familiar with this . On motion of Councilman
Murray, seconded by Councilman Wallace, the following resolution was of-
fered :
WHEREAS, J . Kennedy Sills, President of Nursing Home Association
of America , presented plans to the Street Committee on June 5,
t 1972 for the construction of a Nursing Home for 140 patients , and
with a total projected population of 250 people , on a tract of
land outside of the Corporate Limits on the south side of Fort
Evans Road, and between Fort Evans Road and the Rt . 15 By-Pass ,
and
WHEREAS, a request has been made by Mr. Sills for permission to
connect the Nursing Home to existing water and sewer lines in
Fort Evans Road,
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the
T . Town of Leesburg , that this request be granted, provided
construction of the Nursing Home has been completed within
one year from this date, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this request is granted upon
payment of off-site and availability charges prior to be-
ginning of construction.
On motion of Mayor Rollins , seconded by Councilman Titus , the words
"been completed" were unanimously changed to "begun," thereby making
the third paragraph read as follows :
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the
Town of Leesburg , that this request be granted, provided con-
struction of the Nursing Home has begun within one year from
this date , and
On motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Hill , the
following resolution was offered and adopted after some little discus-
sion :
WHEREAS, the Town Council, at its meeting on June 24, 1970,
passed a resolution retaining the firm of Greenhorne and
O 'Mara to prepare and apply for Comprehensive Planning Ser-
vices and an Overall Program Design Report , at a sum not to
exceed $2 ,400, as proposed in their letter of June 22, 1970,
and
WHEREAS, steps 1 and 2 of the proposal have been completed by
Greenhorne and O 'Mara , fdr'Which the Town paid $2 ,000, and
WHEREAS, joint attempts have been made by Greenhorne and
O 'Mara and the Town to secure "701" money to be applied for
Master Planning, and
WHEREAS, the State Division of Planning has informed both
Greenhorne and O 'Mara and the Town that it is their policy
to channel these funds into nonmetropolitan planning dis111
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tricts , and
WHEREAS, the Town of Leesburg now feels that it is useless
to pursue this matter further with Greenhorne and O 'Mara ,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the
Town of Leesburg, that Greenhorne and O 'Mara be so notified,
and that the Town of Leesburg is under no further obligation
with this firm.
It was reported that there is another offer to purchase Potter ' s
Field. Councilman Murray said the Committee discussed this and sug-
gested that Mr . Ritter acknowledge the offer and tell them we are not
ready to take any action at this time , but it will be considered a-
long with the other offers .
On motion of Councilman Murray, -seconded by Councilman Wallace, the
proposed Budget for 1972-1973 was unanimously adopted and a copy is
attached hereto .
Mrs . Irene Roberts , a resident of West Loudoun Street, spoke on
behalf of citizens living in this area that is flooded when there are
heavy rains . She said this water drains from up on Ayr Street down
Loudoun and they need a storm drain to be connected to tie one below
the Church property . Mayor Rollins said this will be taken care of. 1
Mr. Bob Hafner of the Phillips 66 Service Station on Rt . 7 said that
the right-of-way needed from Phillips has been approved insofar as manage-
ment is concerned, however , it has to go to their legal department and
this involves another company .
On motion of Councilman Wallace, seconded by Councilman Murray, the
meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:45_P.M.
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