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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, JANUARY 28,1976.
A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the
Council Chambers, 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg, Virginia, on Janu-
ary 28, 1976 at 7 : 30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by the
Mayor, with Councilman Newman offering the invocation, and followed
by the Salute to the Flag. Present were: Mayor G. Dewey Hill , Coun-
cilmen Charles E. Bange, James H. Chamblin, Mary Anne Newman, Robert
A Orr, James A. Rock and C. Terry Titus; also Acting Town Manager
E. Wesley Devero and Town Attorney George M. Martin.
The Minutes of a Public Hearing on January 6, 1976 and a Special
Meeting on January 12, 1976 were approved as written.
Acting Town Manager Devero reported the following:
(1 ) The remaining vacancy on the police force was filled on
January 16th with the hiring of Robert Allen Scott Berns . Jody Nick
has been promoted to Assistant Plant Operator at the Water Pollution
Control Facility - this leaves a vacancy for a plant laborer and they
are currently advertising for this position. On January 29th, Carl-
ton Longerbeam was promoted to Assistant Utility Lines Superintendent
and Benjamin Day was promoted to Utility Maintenance Man. Hoy An-
drews has submitted his resignation from the Water Department.
(2) He met with Mr. McRainey from FHA in Richmond the past week.
He has requested additional information on our loan. They are set-
ting up a meeting for next Monday with Mr. Hawks in Richmond - Mr.
Niccolls , the new Town Manager, Mr. Burt and he will attend.
Councilman Chamblin said that, even though he could not be
present for the last Council meeting, he did not feel that his vote
would have changed the reappointment of Mr. Leach and Mr. Webb to
the Planning Commission. He felt that Mr. Titus ' remarks were well
taken and he hoped these remarks would cause the Subdivision and
Zoning Ordinances to be brought up-to-date so that it will fit in
with the Comprehensive Plan. He hoped this would be done before
mistakes are made that cannot be rectified. He expressed his ap-
preciation for those people who were present for the Airport Master
Plan Hearing, however, he wished there had been more people from
Leesburg.
Councilman Newman thanked Mr. Devero for the research he did on
unresolved items that she had questioned.
Councilman Titus asked if the storm sewer has been constructed
in the County Parking Lot. Mr. Chaves said he has received no in-
formation from DeLashmutt Associates, nor from the County. He said
the engineering has been done, but no work. Mr. Titus said the
County was in such a big hurry to do this when it was requested -
perhaps they should be required to go through the proper channels
and procedures now. Mayor Hill asked if there has been any problem
created by the rainy weather the last few days. Mr. Chaves said the
back yards were full of water, as well as one-third of the parking
lot. Mr. Titus said the Town also agreed that the County would not
have to pave the parking area at this time. Excerpts concerning
this matter were read from the Minutes of October 22, 1975. It was
the consensus of the Council that the Town Manager contact the County
about this project and, if nothing constructive is heard from them
or done by the next regular Council meeting (February 11th) , Council
will take appropriate action at that time.
Councilman Bange expressed his personal thanks to Mr. Devero,
who will be leaving the Town' s employ, for a terrific job, par-
ticularly under the handicap existing when he took over as Acting
Town Manager.
Mayor Hill echoed Mr. Bange' s remarks. He felt that Mr. Devero
has meant a great deal to the Town in his two years here and that,
in turn, these two years have been of some import to Mr. Devero.
Mayor Hill wished him success in his new job as a Town Manager in
the State of Oklahoma. He also referred to the forthcoming birth
of the Deveros ' child, feeling that this will be ever mindful to
them of the Town of Leesburg. He even suggested appropriate names .
A formal resolution will be made a part of the minutes at the next
meeting.
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On motion of Councilman Rock, seconded by Councilman Bange,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED:
(1) The Town Council for the Town of Leesburg hereby
terminates the moratorium on connections to the
municipal public water and sewer works (hereinafter
referred to as the "systems") . All positions of
priority for connections to the systems as have been
heretofore established by action of the Council are
hereby eliminated.
(2) Capacity in the Water Pollution Control Facility and
the Municipal Water System of 0. 075 million gallons
per day shall be reserved for future connections to
the systems to serve public facilities.
(3) Except for the purpose of serving public facilities
as provided in Paragraph (2) above, no connections
to the systems shall be granted to serve any lot, par-
cel or structure outside of the corporate limits of
the Town of Leesburg. Sewer and water services to
any public facilities outside of the corporate limits
will be at the discretion of the Town Council .
(4) This resolution shall be effective on and after Febru-
ary 1 , 1976.
Councilman Titus said the Council has been a long time reaching this
and, even now, he has some reservations about lifting it. However,
Council is in a position to feel that capacity is available, although
there seems to be some discussion as to how much. He felt that "how
much" should be documented in a short time. He hoped those outside
the corporate limits understand that the residents of the Town must
be served first. If they don' t want it, then it will probably be re-
leased to those outside the corporate limits. Mayor Hill said he
felt the Town had taken the right step three years ago in declaring
the moratorium - hard facts and ultimatums were presented by the
State Water Control Board and the Town took some action, rather than
waiting for the State agency to do it . Now, they feel that they have
weathered the storm and have taken corrective action in the form of
infiltration abatement - this has solved a good many of the problems.
You can' t keep on denying single lot owners the right to build a
house on their lot and, under the moratorium, the capacity was tied
up in large subdivisions. It will now be on a "first come first
served" basis and the Town will continue to allot connections until
such time as it is told it cannot. Councilman Titus said the only
reason he is voting for this resolution is to help the individual
owners of single-family dwelling lots. A roll call vote unanimously
adopted the resolution, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus and
Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Rock, seconded by Councilman Bange, the
following resolution was taken from the table by unanimous vote of
the Council :
WHEREAS, L. H. Shor and Associates, Inc. was notified on
November 14, 1975 of a resolution adopted by the Town Coun-
cil at its meeting on November 13, 1975 concerning an Agree-
ment dated February 13, 1974 between L. H. Shor and Associlir
-
ates, Inc . and the Town of Leesburg, whereby said Agreement
called for the payment of availability fees by L. H. Shor
and Associates , Inc. on or before November 30, 1975 for 169
water and sewer taps for the Scandia project, now known as
"Heritage Squire, " and
WHEREAS, no payment of availability fees was made by November
30, 1975 by L. H. Shor and Associates, Inc. for the above
project, and
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WHEREAS , L. H. Shor and Associates, Inc. was notified, by
Certified Mail-Return Receipt Requested, on December 5,
1975 that its failure to pay for the reserved 169 taps
was regarded as a default under the Agreement of February
13, 1974 and, furthermore, L. H. Shor and Associates , Inc.
was notified on December 16, 1975, once again confirming
the Town' s position that it was no longer bound by the
Agreement of February 13, 1974 and that said Agreement
had been made void by reason of L. H. Shor and Associates ,
Inc. ' s default,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this resolution be
adopted for the purpose of spreading on the Minutes that
the Agreement dated February 13, 1974 between L. H. Shor
and Associates, Inc. and the Town of Leesburg is hereby
null and void.
On motion of Councilman Rock, seconded by Councilman Bange, the
resolution was unanimously adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, C.rr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Bange,
the following Ordinances were proposed:
( 1 ) BE IT ORDAINED, that the first paragraph of Sec. 19-14. 1,
Availability charge, of the Town Code is hereby amended
to read as follows :
Sec. 19-14. 1 . Availability charge.
In addition to the above fees , there shall be an
availability charge. This charge shall apply to every
sewer tap application and shall be a fixed charge, based
on type of land use as stated below, and shall be payable
in the following manner: Fifty per cent (50%) shall be
paid at the time of issuance of the zoning permit, and
the remaining fifty per cent (50%) shall be paid at the
time of issuance of the building sewer connection permit.
An emergency exists and this Ordinance shall be enforced
from February 1, 1976 and shall not be published.
(2) BE IT ORDAINED, that the first paragraph of Sec. 25-7 . 1 ,
Availability charge, of the Town Code is hereby amended
to read as follows :
Sec. 25-7 . 1. Availability charge.
In addition to the above fees, there shall be an
availability charge. This charge shall apply to every
water tap application and shall be a fixed charge, based
on type of land use as stated below, and shall be payable
in the following manner: Fifty per cent (50%a) shall be
paid at the time of issuance of the zoning permit, and
the remaining fifty per cent (50%) shall be paid at the
time of issuance of the building water connection permit.
An emergency exists and this Ordinance shall be enforced
from February 1 , 1976 and shall not be published.
Councilman Chamblin said the purpose of these ordinances is to help,
the developers, however; he felt it must be looked at from the Towns
side and from everybody s side. He felt that the availability fees
should be paid when the Town is committed to provide water and sewer
and this is when the zoning permit is issued . As proposed in this
Ordinance, a builder could take a long time to build. Somebody has
to pay for the system and this would be the taxpayer - not the de-
veloper. For this reason, he said he cannot support the amendments
to the ordinances .
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Councilman Titus also felt that the Council has 7500 other
people to represent and that the loss of revenue will have to be
paid for by the customers of the system. He cited as an example
of this that, when he moved into his house in 1970, he had to pay
a $20. 00 deposit to reserve his water meter - this was not split.
It doesn' t make any difference as to the degree - it is the princi-
ple. He was aware of the fact that things are different now from
three or four years ago, but he felt there would be situations where
construction would drag. The Town would be committed, but the de-
veloper would not be. Buyers of houses could also not be aware of
the fact that one-half of these fees might not be paid - there is
no law that says you must have an occupancy permit before you go to
settlement. Yesterday, while circulating his petition for re-elec-
tion to Council, he was asked if he will continue to speak out as
he has in the past four year. He assured him he would and he will
from here on, particularly in this case. He felt that this will
"come back to haunt us. "
Councilman Bange believed the split connection fees have little
to do with the builder holding back or with an individual. In fact,
it may help the individual more than the builder to pay half now
and the other half at a later time. He felt the 50-50 proposition
was the fair way for both the Town and the builder. The Town can
put the first fifty per cent in the bank and draw interest on it
while waiting for the other fifty per cent. As stated before, he
felt that, if there was some way to make the builder, home-owner
or contractor sign, he would be in favor of waiving availability
fees "up front" entirely.
Mayor Hill said he was going to support these amendments - in
other areas, "up front" money is not required at all . He cited, as
an example, the case of a young couple buying a house. They signed
a commitment on Friday at 9 per cent interest, with 3 points . On
Monday, this same Bank dropped the interest rate to 9 per cent and
2 points . He felt that those buying houses should be aware of re-
quirements and that builders and attorneys should make their clients
aware of these requirements. He felt it incumbent on the Town, if
these amendments are adopted, that they be publicized and that a
copy be sent to every builder and every attorney in town. He felt
that this would help stimulate some economy in town.
Councilman Newman felt that, without this, they would be stimu-
lating a "no growth" attitude.
Councilman Titus said he did not disagree with all the arguments
presented, however, about the only business he knows of that does not
receive its money "up front" is the professional field. He wished
the Council would consider the other 7500 people they are sustaining -
they are the ones that are going to pay the difference in the long
run.
A roll call vote was then taken on the two ordinances , showing
a vote of 4 to 3, as follows:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Newman, Orr and Mayor Hill.
Nay: Councilmen Chamblin, Rock and Titus.
Councilman Rock called attention to the fact that an emergency ordi-
nance requires a two-thirds vote. The ordinances were, therefore,
defeated. For purposes of clarification, Mayor Hill said the availa-
bility charges will then be due as specified now, that is, at the
time of the issuance of the zoning certificate.
On motion of Councilman Bange, seconded by Councilman Rock, the
following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the requirements contained in Article 9
(Site Plan) of the Leesburg Zoning Ordinance be waived for
Lawrence W. White, Jr. for an addition to the existing Tastee
Freez Restaurant building located on East Market Street.
Mr. Chamberlin, of DeLashmutt Associates, explained that Mr. White
would like to make an addition to the front of the existing Tastee
Freez, to add an eat-in area in the front. There is really no work
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required on the site - this is why they are asking for the waiver.
Both Councilmen Rock and Chamblin asked why the Town has a Site Plan
Ordinance - the Council is always waiving it. Mayor Hill asked if
this will increase the water and sewer requirements and, if so, how
much? Mr. White said it would not increase it more than ten per cent .
Councilman Orr asked about parking facilities . Mr. Chamberlin said
Mr. Forbes has advised that there is enough existing parking. Coun-
cilman Titus said the Town needs and is required to have a 90-foot
right-of-way on Route 7, therefore, a 5-foot dedication is needed
from Tastee-Freez. He said the Planning Commission should have caught
this. He felt that this dedication should be designed on the State
Highway plans, as opposed to a straight 5-foot dedication. On motion
of Councilman Rock, seconded by Councilman Bange, the following
amendment was proposed and unanimously adopted, as shown:
contingent upon the dedication of the necessary right-of-way
for the widening of Market Street (State Route 7) , accord-
ing to VDH and T plans for the 90-foot right-of-way along
the said street, being presented to the Council by February
11 , 1976.
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
The resolution, as amended, was then unanimously adopted, as shown,
and reads as follows :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the requirements contained in Article
9 (Site Plan) of the Leesburg Zoning Ordinance be waived for
Lawrence W. White, Jr. for an addition to the existing Tastee
Freez Restaurant building located on East Market Street,
contingent upon the dedication of the necessary right-of-way
for the widening of Market Street (State Route 7 ) , accord-
ing to VDH and T plans for the 90-foot right-of-way along
the said street , being presented to the Council by February
11 , 1976.
Aye : Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Rock,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Attorney is hereby directed
to work with the Administrative Staff in drawing proper
documents for leasing to Virginia Beef Association 267841
acres of Town-owned land at end of Airport runway, at
$15. 00 per acre per year.
After explanantion by Councilman Newman and some little discussion
as to length of time for this lease, the resolution was unanimously
adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill.
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Orr, the
following resolution was proposed:
WHEREAS, the developer, Sidney Z. Mensh, has installed all of
the improvements in Leesburg Estates, Section 4, in accordance
with Town of Leesburg Standards and Specifications, and
WHEREAS, the developer, Sidney Z. Mensh, has requested of
the Town that the Performance Bond for the installation of
these improvements be released,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Performance Bond
in the amount of $40, 000 for the installation of these im-
provements in the public right-of-way of Leesburg Estates,
Section 4, be released.
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MINUTES OF JANUARY 28, 1976 MEETING.
Mayor Hill said Mr. Chaves has advised that Mr. Mensh has performed
under the bond. However, he felt it should be recognized that there
are some problems out there to be reckoned with. Councilmen Titus
and Chamblin both had conflicts of interest in this matter, there-
fore, neither one will be voting on this matter. The resolution was
then carried by a vote of 5 to 2 abstentions, as follows :
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Newman, Orr, Rock and Mayor Hill.
Nay: None.
Abstentions : Councilmen Chamblin and Titus.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Rock,
the following resolution was proposed: 111
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Manager is hereby authorized
to purchase a 1976 Custom 4-door Crew Cab 3/4-ton Pickup
for the Water and Sewer Department from Dave Young Ford,
Inc . , at a price of $4,449. 00, in accordance with their
proposal of January 16, 1976, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that an appropriation of $4, 449. 00
is hereby made for this purpose from Utility Lines Division,
Account #10120. 803 - Capital Outlay.
It was explained that this was the lowest of four bids received. It
is a Budget item and a necessary purchase. Councilman Bange objected
on the basis that this is not a local business - he felt that the
money should be kept in town. Councilman Orr agreed too that, in
the future, Council should try to stick with the people who pay the
taxes to the Town. The resolution was then adopted by a vote of 5
to 2, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus and Mayor Hill .
Nay: Councilman Bange.
Abstention: Councilman Chamblin.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Orr, the
following resolution was proposed :
BE IT RESOLVED, that the V.F.W. Post #1177 be given a
waiver of license fee to hold bingo games through Decem-
ber 31, 1976.
Councilman Orr suggested that all such waivers be presented at one
time in the future. Mayor Hill felt that such items should be handled
by the Administrative Staff. The resolution was then unanimously a-
dopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill.
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Rock, the
following resolution was unanimously adopted, as shown:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Looseleaf Supplement Service for
the Town Code, to be furnished by the Municipal Code Cor-
poration in accordance with Agreement dated September 12,
1974 between said Corporation and the Town of Leesburg, shall
be published on a quarterly basis, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that said Supplemental Service shall
be furnished at a cost of $13. 00 per page for 100 copies.
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Titus, seconded by Councilman Bange, the
following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the Town Manager is hereby authorized
to write a letter to VEPCO stating that the Town is not at
this time contemplating the use of the VEPCO right-or:way
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( the old W. & 0. D. right-of-way) for a bike path due to
existing obstructions on said right-of-way.
Councilman Titus said this was discussed with VEPCO officials several
months ago. It has now been found that there are several obstruc-
tions that would probably prevent the Town from using this property.
However, he hoped that, in the future, perhaps this can be worked
out. Mayor Hill said that VEPCO could disturb the easement and would
not be responsible for restoring it as it was, however, the Town
would have to restore any damage caused by it. Councilman Newman
said Falls Church has blacktopped a portion of the right-of-way in
their area and it is a nice bike path, but they do not have the
problems that Leesburg would have with Hirst' s and Jewell ' s . Mr.
Devero was to thank Mr. Bradley for his cooperation, and also to
ask if there has been any progress on the easement needed by the
Town. The resolution was then unanimously adopted, as shown:
Aye : Councilman Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Rock,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the following appropriations be made:
$ 8, 702. 19 - Utility Fund #10120. 818B - Sydnor Hydro-
dynamics, Inc. - Well Rehabilitation (3rd
billing) .
780.00 - General Fund #10010. 262 - DeLashmutt Associ-
ates - Boundary survey-Babson property.
2, 500.00 - Revenue Sharing Fund - Dewberry, Nealon and
Davis - Storm Drainage Study-Town Branch.
1 , 040. 67 - Utility Fund #10310. 804 - Installation of
Maz-o-Rator and spare parts, as follows:
J. V. Santmyer, Inc. $313. 57
Robbins & Myers 727 . 10
300. 00 - Revenue Sharing Trust Fund - H. Wendell Kline -
Appraisals of storm easements-Anderson and
First Virginia Bank Property.
75. 00 - General Fund # 10010. 801 - DeLashmutt Associ-
ates - Used Blueprinting Machine.
11 , 500.00 - General Fund #14020. 211 - VEPCO - Street
Lights ( supplemental) .
6, 000. 00 - Utility Fund #10120. 211 - VEPCO - Wells
(supplemental ) .
13, 500.00 - Utility Fund #10310. 211 - VEPCO - Water Pollu-
tion Control Facility ( supplemental) .
Mr. Timberlake explained that the billing on the Water Pollution
Control Facility was 12 months old and that it took quite a while
to get it straightened out. The resolution was then unanimously
adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Titus, seconded by Councilman Newman,
the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the funds remaining of the deposit for-
feiture from C & M Construction Company be disbursed as fol-
lows:
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$ 991. 79 - Hall, Monahan, Engle, Mahan & Mitchell -
Balance of taxes and maintenance bond
(which expires 1/22/76)
316. 25 - Herndon Lumber & Millwork, Inc. - Reimburse-
ment for professional services previously paid
by them.
2, 712. 10, plus all interest earned to date in Savings
Account #02-67390-8 in First Virginia Bank-
First National - Huntland Homes of Leesburg
Townhouse Association, c/o Herndon Lumber &
Millwork, Inc.
Councilman Newman felt that Mr. Martin' s lengthy letter to Mr. Cerick
explains this. Mr. Martin said this "winds up" the entire matter.
The resolution was then unanimously adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill.
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman, seconded by Councilman Rock, the
following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the following appropriation be made:
$14, 882 . 45 - Gull Corporation - Replace curb and gutter and
sidewalks
$6,057 . 68 - from Replace curb & gutter and
sidewalk - #10110. 811
8, 824. 77 - from Street resurfacing - #10110. 809
Councilman Newman explained that this is for work done near the Hos-
pital entrance. This is where water stands and it must be repaired,
therefore the Town is withholding 10 per cent. Mr. Devero explained
that the amount appropriated from Street Resurfacing is money left
over from the street resurfacing program. The resolution was then
unanimously adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Newman (for discussion purposes only) ,
seconded by Councilman Rock, the following resolution was proposed:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the sum of $2, 075. 00 is hereby appro-
priated to the following accounts and in the following a-
mounts for merit increases to salaries for the period
retroactive to January 1 , 1976 through June 30, 1976:
Grade Account No. Amount
8-B 2010. 105 $ 200. 00
15-D 4020. 103 375. 00
3-E 4020. 105 175. 00
15-E 5010. 103 400. 00
6-B 5010. 105 ( ) 100. 00
9-C 9010. 109 250. 00
13-C 10010. 104 325. 00
6-B 10010. 105 (1) 100. 00
2-C 10120. 107 150. 00
$2, 075 .00
and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the sum of $1 , 800.00 is hereby
appropriated to Account #9010. 110 for payment of over-time
for a period of six months for uniformed police officers .
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Councilman Rock explained that it was decided sometime ago that
evaluations would be made by Department Heads, with merit increases
to be based on these evaluations. Mayor Hill felt this was the
proper way to reward those persons doing a good job. The resolu-
tion was then unanimously adopted, as shown:
Aye: Councilmen Bange, Chamblin, Newman, Orr, Rock, Titus
and Mayor Hill .
Nay: None.
On motion of Councilman Orr, seconded by Councilman Rock,
Council voted unanimously to go into executive session at 9: 09 P.M.
to discuss land acquisition, legal and personnel matters .
Council reconvened at 10:08 P.M. , with no action being taken.
On motion of Councilman Rock, seconded by Councilman Bange, Council
adjourned at 10:09 P.M.
ayor :
Cter o ,the Council