HomeMy Public PortalAbout1974_05_22 288
MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, MAY 22, 1974 .
A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the
Council Chambers , 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg , Virginia , on May
22 , 1974 at 7 : 30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor,
with Councilman Orr offering the prayer, followed by the Salute to
the Flag . Present were : Mayor G . Dewey Hill , all members of the Council ..
as follows - Murray , Orr, Pumphrey , Ridder, Titus and Wallace; also Town
Manager James W. Ritter, Jr. , Deputy Town Manager E . Wesley Devero, and
Town Attorney George M. Martin.
The minutes of the regular meeting of May 8 , 1974 were approved
as amended.
Town Manager Ritter reported as follows :
(1) Attached to Agenda is a letter from SWCB concerning the
requirement to conduct a Survey of Needs for Municipal Wastewater
Treatment Plant in 1974. Thiswill be discussed next Monday at the
Utility Committee meeting .
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(2) Myers Well is back in operation, it having been out for
several days due to pump vibration. It is on manual operation , but
will be put on time clock . We are keeping a close check on the water
level in the Childrens ' Center well to see what effect the pumping
of Myers well has on their well . So far it has had no effect . Myers
Well is pumping at about 320 gallons per minute. The pump is capable of
pumping 500 gallons per minute , which would equal the capacity. of :
Paxton, and we believe that the ground water conditions would support
it . We will experiment the greater rate of pumping very shortly .
(3) On the Agenda, Item #4, appropriations , the $2,903.41 to
Tri-County is for resurfacing the intersection of Washington Street
and Edwards Ferry Road. Council approved this project at an estimated
cost of $2 ,259.50 on April 10th . The $643 .00 increase is caused by
extra work not anticipated in order to improve drainage conditions in
front of properties on south side of Edwards Ferry Road. The
$2 ,083 .33 to Rosser Payne is one of three equal payments agreed upon to
be billed beginning May 1st . , due to increased amount of work on their
part. The $1 ,000 .00 to Rosser Payne is the final payment under the
old contract . The $389 .50 is the final cost of the Flood Hazard
Analysis Report . This will make a total of $1 ,129. 17 paid for this
report . Fifty percent of total cost of job is being paid by the
County . We received 200 copies of this report and we are charging
$5 .00 per copy.
(4) Item #6 on the Agenda , bids on refuse collection were
opened at Street Committee meeting on May 13th. Three bids were
received. Copies of these bids are attached to Addition to the
Agenda. Bids were asked for on a one year contract, with an alternate
on a two year contract . The low bidder is Valley Sanitation Service out
of Winchester, with a bid of $67 ,730 .00 per year for a two year contract.
I wrote to the thirteen references furnished and have responses from
seven . Comments made range from "fair" to "most satisfactory"..
(5) Item #7 should go back to committee to consider the costs
involved. These were not available at the time the Agenda was
prepared.
(6) Items #8 and #9 should be disregarded. These are being
taken care of by Item #5 on Addition to Agenda in one resolution .
(7) Bids were asked for on May 15th for resurfacing of streets .
Onlyone bid was received, that being from Tri-County in the amount
of 50, 975 .00 . We should take action on this tonight .
(8) Southern Line Cleaning started on Monday of this week on
the $14,000 .00 T.V . Inspection program.
(9) Perry has completed work on the Childrens Center Sewer
where they had to correct the sewer line .
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(10) A warrant has been served on Herbert Bryant to appear in
Mayor 's Court on Monday , June 3rd. for violation of Section 12-8 of
the Town Code .
(11) Mr. Tom Scully has been notified by return receipt request-
ed mail that if the condition at Drug Fair and A & P basements is rot
corrected by July 12th. , the Town will proceed against him in accordance
with Section 19-23 of the Town Code .
II (12) Three property owners have been notified that if their
vacant lots are not cleaned up by June 1st , the Town will perform this
work and they will be billed .
- (13) Johnson and Williams delivered the possible draft of a
response on the 90 bed Psychiatric Hospital Sewer Outfall at 4: 30 this
afternoon . We may want to eliminate the last sentence of the "suggest-
ed letter".
(14) I am still concerned about the water situation . Readings
Cr; taken for the first half of May show an average days ' use of 738,000
t.1: gallons , compared with an average daily use in year 1973 of 650,000,
or a gain of 88,000 gallons per day . Of course, it continued to climb
dueto the increased connections that we are making . In checking with
--,- Johnson and Williams this afternoon there are still some plans to be
sent to the Health Department in Richmond, but they do know our concern
on this .
Councilman Ridder reported that he had just received a copy of
an evaluation of the feasibility of a single regional waste water
treatment system in Study Area I , which had been performed for SWCB.
He stated that he had not had time to digest it yet but brought out
some of the highlights .
IICouncilman Wallace stated that he had had a request from Mr.
Rock that the next two finance committee meetings be changed from
4 :00 in the afternoon to 7 :30 in the evening . He stated that he had
checked with Councilman Murray and it was agreeable with him . He
asked Mr. Ritter his opinion . It being agreeable with Mr. Ritter, it
was agreed to change the Finance Committee meetings for June 4th and
18th to 7 :30 P .M.
Councilman Pumphrey wanted to know if the bids on the brick walks
on North Market Street had gone out . He was assured that they had gone
out and were asked to be in by June 6th. He stated that he was hoping
they could be available for the next Utility Meeting and if they were
going to be available he was going to suggest that the meeting be set
over to June 3rd. It was decided that even though the bids would not
be in that it might be well to set the meeting over since the Finance
Committee had been set over. This being agreeable to all members , the
meeting was scheduled for June 3rd. at 4:00 P.M.
Councilman Orr wanted to call to the attention of the Town
Manager that he had noticed at the intersection of Dry Mill Road and
West Loudoun Street it was overgrown with bushes , etc . so as to impair
visibility and he thought this should be taken care of. The Town
Manager assured him that he was aware of the situation and would see
' that it was remedied. .
Councilman Murray brought up the matter of the so called "junk
yard" situation on the Bradshaw property on Route 15 just south of
town. The matter was discussed and Chief Kidwell was asked to check
into the matter and see if something could not be done.
Mayor Hill introduced the three new Council members , Mrs.
Newman, Mr. Bange and Mr. Rock, whom he had asked to join the Council
members tonight so that the audience could recognize them and he asked
that they be furnished with copies of the Agenda for each meeting
hereafter.
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MINUTES OF MAY 22, 1974 MEETING.
Mayor Hill confirmed the appointment of W. Lynnhurst Johnson
to the Board of Zoning Appeals , effective April 30, 1974 .
Mayor Hill gave a brief report of the meeting which he and
Delegate Rollins attended in Richmond at the State Water Control
Board on Monday .
Upon motion of Councilman Wallace , seconded by Councilman
Murray, the following resolution was proposed:
WHEREAS, Section 15 . 1-7 . 1 of the Code of Virginia, as
amended, requires the establishment of an employee grievance
procedure, classification plan and uniform pay plan by the
governing body of every county, city and town which has more
than fifteen employees by June 30, 1974 , and
WHEREAS, such a plan is essential for the orderly, fair and
competitive administration of personnel matters , and
WHEREAS, the government of Leesburg needs adequate personnel
administration to attract and retain high quality employees ,
which need is anticipated to become critical in future years .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the document styled
TOWN OF LEESBURG PERSONNEL MANUAL, dated June 30, 1974 , be
adopted as the statement of policy of this Town , as it per-
tains to organization, positions , pay and other personnel
policy ;
AND FURTHER, that, as a statement of policy , no statement,
rule or procedure contained in the document is to be construed
as impairing or in any wise affecting any provision of charter,
statute, or ordinance to the contrary .
Mr. Harry W . Burt of Daniel A. Robinson and Associates , who
prepared the manual , was present and discussed the document and
procedure . He then offered to answer any questions offered by the
Council . Following this discussion, the Mayor put the motion- to a
vote with the following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray , and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Ridder, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that :Daniel A. Robinson & Associates be
authorized to submit to the Virginia State Department of
Personnel, for their consideration, a copy of the Personnel
Manual, adopted by the Town.
The motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with the following
results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace , Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray , and Mayor Hill. •
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey , seconded by Councilman Ridder,
the following resolution was proposed:
WHEREAS, on September 22 , 1971 , the Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg requested the Virginia Department of Highways for
an urban project to be constructed on U . S . Route #15 from
the general vicinity of Fairfax Street to the By-Pass , and
WHEREAS, on May 9 , 1974, upon completion of preliminary
engineering on the said project, the Virginia Department of
Highways held a location and design public hearing on the
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project, at which time the public was invited to make comments .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town Council of the Town
of Leesburg that the Virginia Department of Highways be re-
quested to continue with the project to its ultimate construction
with the stipulation that "curb cuts" be made where necessary
for the handicapped, that "cross-overs" be held to a minimum in
number, that entrances be held to a minimum in number, that
provisions be made for future lighting, that provisions be made
for a future traffic signal at the intersection of Fairfax
Street .
There followed discussion in which Mayor Hill reported that he
had attended the public hearing on the above , that there was no opposit-
ion voiced publicly since all questions had been answered prior to the
time the person was called on at the meeting to express his opposition .
It was stated that Mr. Chewning would be the property owner most affect-
ed by the project since it would take approximately 30 ' off his property .
Mr. Ritter read a letter written to Mr. Hope of the Highway Department
by Mr. Chewning in which he set forth his thoughts and in which he
suggested a traffic light be placed at Fairfax Street for safety
purposes . Councilman Titus suggested. that the Utility Committee get
together with the I ggha D� rttcc��enr� n an effort to get some temporary
C traffic control=ht-tNik-psbint u$til ef1e completion of this project and
a meeting was proposed with the traffic engineer from Culpeper.
The motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with the following
results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray, and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
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Upon motion of Councilman Wallace, seconded by Councilman Orr,
the following resolution was proposed :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the following appropriations be made :
$ 2, 903 .41 - Tri-County Asphalt - street resurfacing .
2,083 . 33 - Rosser H. Payne - Comprehensive Plan.
1 ,984. 50 - DND - Road Design , Rt . 7 - Urban Project.
1 ,000 .00 - Rosser H. Payne - Final payment under
contract of 1972 .
389.50 - Invoice "Flood Hazard Analysis Report" -
Last Installment payment.
The motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with the following
results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray , and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Wallace, Seconded by Councilman Titus ,
the following resolution was proposed :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town adopt a Town,Ordinance entitled
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"Garbage Collection Charge" for the charge of refuse collect-
ion at $2 .00 per month, with established rates effective July
1, 1974.
After discussion , which included the suggestion that this charge
should be included in the tax rate, on motion of Councilman Titus ,
seconded by Councilman Wallace, the following amendment was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town adopt. a Town Ordinance entitled
"Garbage and Trash Collection Charge" for the charge of refuse
collection at $2 .00 per month, with established rates effect-
ive July 1 , 1974 . •
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MINUTES OF MAY 22, 1974 MEETING.
After some further discussion , the above amendment was withdrawn
by the makers, and on motion Of Councilman Wallace, seconded by Council-
man Titus , the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that a garbage and trash collection ordinance be
prepared for the Town of Leesburg , establishing a charge for
refuse collection at $2 .00 per month, effective July 1, 1974.
The motion was put to a vote by the Mayor, with the following
results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus and Murray , and Mayor
Hill .
Nay: Councilmen Pumphrey and Orr.
Upon motion of Councilman Titus, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey ,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that Valley Sanitation Service be awarded the
Refuse Collection Contract for picking up and disposal of all
refuse in the Town for a two-year period beginning July 1,
1974, at a cost of $67 ,730 .00 per year, in accordance with
their bid of May 13, 1974 .
There followed discussion , in which Councilman Titus read the
bids received from Valley Sanitation, Kwick Klean and Herbert Randolph,
those being the only three received . The three bidders were all
present and each spoke in his own behalf . Mayor Hill complimented
Herbert Randolph for the satisfactory way in which he had carried out
his contract and thanked him for his excellent service to the Town.
The motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with the following
results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray, and Mayor Hill.
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Manager be authorized to direct
VEPCO to install a 7000 Lumen light, to be placed on VEPCO
pole #KH28 11-B, located on Town property in the rear of the
old Dr . London Building .
After discussion , the Mayor put the motion to a vote with the
following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace , Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and
Murray, and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None.
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey , seconded by Councilman Titus ,
the following resolution was proposed :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Manager be authorized to direct
VEPCO to install a 7000 Lumen light on existing VEPCO pole 111#KH98 at the rear of the Wilbur Hall property.
After discussion , the Mayor put the motion to a vote with the
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following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder , Wallrce , Titus , Pumphrey , lrr and
Murray, and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None .
Upon motion of Councilman Wallace, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed :
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BE IT ORDAINED, that the following amendments be made to Chapter
21 of the Town Code "Taxation &. Licenses Generally":
Page 187 Article III , entitled "Licenses Generally" becomes
"Business , Professional and Occupational Licenses".
Page 188 Division 2 , License Tax Schedule , categories changed
to alphabetical order and with changes to following
sections :
' Sec . 21-33 _ Same .
21-33 . 1 Was Sec . 21-34 .
21-34 New Sec . ."Builders & Developers".
21-35 Same:
21-36 Was Sec . 21-40.
21-36 . 1 Deleted.
21-36 . 2 Deleted .
21-3673 Deleted.
21-36 .4 Deleted.
21-37 Was Sec . 21-36 .
21-38 New Sec . included in Sec . 21-43 .
. 217.39 Was Sec . 21-37 . .
21-40 Was. Sec . 21-48 .
-3 21-41 Was . Sec . 21-37 . 1 .
21-42 Was Sec . 21-38 .
21-43 New Sec . "Merchants placing vending
machines" was Sec . 21-46 .
21-44 New Sec . "Money Lenders".
21-45 Was Sec . 21-39.
21-46 . Was Sec . 21-39.1 .
21-47 New Sec .. "Professional Specialized
Occupations and Businesses", flat rate
basis , was Sec . 21-42.
21-47 . 1 New Sec . "Professional Specialized
Business , Gross receipts basis", was
Sec . 21-41 .
21-48 Was Sec . 21-39. 2 .
21-49 New Sec . "Hotels , motels , motor lodges ,
auto courts , tourist courts , lodging
houses rooming houses , and boarding
houses".
21-50 Was Sec . 21-44 .
21-51 Was Sec . 21-45 .
21-52 New Sec . "Retail and Wholesale Merchants".
21-53 Was. Sec . 21-47 .
21-54 New Sec . "Telephone Companies", was
included in Sec . 21-43.
21-55 Was Sec . 21-49 .
Page 190. 1 New title inserted for Article 3 as "Business , Profess-
ional and Occupational Licenses" from "Licenses General-
Page 191 &
192 Replaces pages 191 , 192 and 193. The new definitions
include gross receipts , gross expenditures, and person .
These replace all previous definitions .
Page 193 Was Page 194 .
Page 194 Was Page 195 .
Page 195 Was Page 196 .
Page 195 , Sec . 21-16 , change made in 10% penalty for failure to
obtain license.
Page 196 Was Page 197 .
Page 197 Was Page 198.
Page 198 Was Page 197 .
Page 199 Was Page 200 .
Page 200 Was Page 201 . On Page 200, Sec . 21-33 , $10 .00 tax
plus percentage was changed to $20.00 plus percentage,
with the minimum of $20 .00 .
Page 201 Was Page 202 . On Page 201, new Sec . 21-34 added .
Page 202 . 1 Deleted.
Page 202 thru
216 Begins new arrangement of ordinance to replace Pages
203 through 214 of old ordinance:
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Sec . 21-35 , Tax $10 .00 plus percentage changed to
$20 .00 plus percentage , with minimum
of $20 .00 .
21-36 Tax $10 .00 plus percentage changed to
$20.00 plus percentage, with minimum
of $20 .00 , with a breakdown -
(a) the business of operating , and
(b) the business of.
21-37 Tax $10.00 plus percentage changed to
$20 .00 plus percentage , with a minimum
of $20.00 .
21-38 New Sec . - rates stay the same .
21-41 The new ordinance, refer to Sec . 21-49 in
new- ordinance .
21-42 Tax equal to $10 .00 plus percentage
changed to $20 .00 plus percentage, with
minimum of $20.00 .
21-43 Taxequal to $10.00 plus percentage
changed to $20 .00 plus percentage, with
a minimum of $20.00 . Also new title .
21-44 New Sec .
21-47 Change in flat rates shown in new ordin-
ance .
21-47 . 1 Tax equal to $10 .00 plus percentage
changed to $20.00 plus percentage , with
minimum of $20 .00 .
21-48 3rd. aragraph, fee charged to $100.00
from $50. 00 .
4th paragraph, fee changed to $125 .00
from $75 .00 .
5th. aragraph, fee changed to $150 .00
from $100 .00 .
21-49 New Sec .
21-50 Tax equal to $10.00 plus gross receipts
changed to $20.00 plus gross receipts .
21-51 Tax- equal to minimum of $10 .00 plus
percentage changed to minimum of $20.00
plus percentage .
21-52 New Sec .
21-53 Tax equal to minimum of $10 .00 plus
percentage changed to minimum of $20.00
plus percentage .
21-54 New Sec . , rate changed from 21c per
telephone installation to license tax
equal to 2`/, of gross receipts.
NOTE : Listing of occupations under existing sections
was expanded to include a broader listing .
The effective date of this ordinance shall be
July 1, 1974 .
After lengthy discussion , the motion was put to a vote with the
following results : -
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , Orr and Murray,
and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed: -
WHEREAS, a storm sewer easement isneededfrom the Pizza
Hut property on Route 7 , in connection with the Fisher-Bishop
Storm Sewer, and
WHEREAS, for the consideration of the drawing of easement plat
and the granting of an easement by Pizza Hut, the Town agrees
to install a storm sewer from the end of the proposed storm
sewer to be installed in connection with the Urban Project,
northwardly along the eastern boundary of the property , to a
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point at approximately right angles with the eastern property
line that will connect with Structure #2 on the western prop-
erty line, ohich structure is part of the Fisher-Bishop Storm
Sewer, and
WHEREAS, DND 's letter of May 21, 1974 gives a price of $650 .00
for the designing of the storm sewer mentioned above (Structure
#2 to Structure #20 , Urban Project) .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that DND be authorized to
design the storm sewer mentioned above, in accordance with their
letter, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution be mail-
ed to Pizza Hut .
Dr. Orr left the meeting at this time (9 : 30 P.M. ) .
There followed discussion , after which the Mayor put the motion
to a vote with the following results :
7D Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey and Murray,
and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey , seconded by Councilman Ridder,
the following resolution was proposed:
WHEREAS, a storm sewer drainage easement is needed from
Loudoun County School Board, from Route 7 to Vepco right-of-
way, in connection with the construction of the Route 7 -
Catoctin Circle Urban Project, and
WHEREAS, the School Board has tentatively agreed to the
construction of a concrete open channel from Structure #1,
sheet 3, to Structure #21 , sheet 5 , as shown on Urban plans ,
and
WHEREAS , DND has indicated the following costs involved in
connection with this work :
(a) $600 .00 to design storm sewer easement from
Route 7 to Vepco right-of-way ,
(b) $700 .00 to design a paved open channel as
mentioned above , and
(c) $13,000 .00 , approximate cost, to construct
paved open channel .
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that DND be authorized to
proceed with the design of easement plat and construction
drawings , after consultation with the Town Manager and Director
of Public Works .
After discussion, the motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with
the following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey and Murray,
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ond Mayor Hill .
Nay : Ne .
Upon motion of Councilman Pumphrey , seconded by Councilman Ridder,
the following resolution was proposed :
WHEREAS, bids were asked for on May 15th on street resur-
facing , to be opened at 2 :00 P.M. on May 22nd. , and
WHEREAS, only one bid was received, that being Tri-County
Paving 's bid, dated May 20, 1974, in the total amount of
$50, 975 . 35 .
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town of Leesburg
accept Tri-County 's bid, and award be made based on the unit
prices shown in their proposal, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Tri-County be required to present
a Performance Bond and adequate insurance coverage on this
work .
The bid from Tri-County , which was the only bid received out of
seven , was discussed at length, after which the motion was put to a
vote by the Mayor with the following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , and Murray,
and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
A form letter prepared by Johnson and Williams to the State
Health Department in Richmond, relative to potential sewage discharge
at the proposed 90-bed Psychiatric Hospital, was discussed at length,
after which Councilman Titus moved that the Council authorize the
Town Manager to forward the suggested form letter to the State Health
Department relative to the proposed sewage discharge at the 90-bed
Psychiatric Hospital north of Leesburg, excluding the last sentence.
Councilman Ridder seconded the motion , after which Councilman Titus
read the letter. There being no further discussion, Mayor Hill put
the motion to a vote with the following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , and Murray ,
and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Titus , seconded by Councilman Wallace,
the following resolution was proposed:
RESOLVED, that the Town Manager be and he is hereby author-
ized and directed to have published in the Loudoun Times-Mirror
on June 6th and 13th . , 1974, the following :
PUBLIC NOTICE
HEARING ON PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Notice is hereby given that a joint public hearing will be
held by the Leesburg Town Council and Leesburg Planning
Commission on June 25 , 1974, at 7 :30 P.M. , in the Council
Chambers , 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg , Virginia , to
consider a Comprehensive Plan for The Town of Leesburg ,
Virginia .
A copy of the proposed Comprehensive Plan may be examined
in the office of the Director of Community Development, 15
West Market Street, Leesburg, Virginia, during business hours .
Persons desiring to express their views maybe heard at the
hearing .
COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF LEESBURG,
VIRGINIA
BY ; G . Dewey Hill , Mayor
After discussion , the motion was put to a vote by the Mayor with
the following results :
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey , and Murray,
and Mayor Hill .
Nay : None .
Upon motion of Councilman Titus, seconded by Councilman Pumphrey,
the following resolution was proposed:
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BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Manager is hereby directed
to forthwith notify the State Water Control Board,- the
State Health Department and the Local Health Department
that the Council on June 12 , 1974, if no opposition is
registered from the above mentioned regulatory bodies by
June 3, 1974, intends to notify those developers in c'
Categories #4 and #5 of the Statement of Priority for public
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water and sewer, adopted June 13, 1973, as amended, they
will be allowed to connect the units included therein to the
Town of Leesburg 's water and sewer system, provided all of
the stipulations contained in the Statement of Priority
referred to above , and all ordinances and policies of the
Town are met by the named developers .
Following discussion, the motion was put to a vote by the Mayor
with the following results : -
Aye : Councilmen Ridder, Wallace, Titus , Pumphrey and Murray,
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L Nay : None .
O There being no further business , upon motion of Councilman
▪ Murray, seconded by Councilman Wallace, the meeting was adjourned by
unanimous vote at 9 :52 P.M.
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