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HomeMy Public PortalAbout1980_06_25 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF LEESBURG TOWN COUNCIL, JUNE 25, 1980 . 252 A regular meeting of the Leesburg Town Council was held in the Council Chambers , 10 West Loudoun Street, Leesburg, Virginia, on June 25, 1980 at 7 : 30 p.m. The meeting was called to order by the Mayor, with Mr. Tolbert giving the invocationiand followed with the Salute to the Flag led by Mr. Hill. Present were: Mayor Kenneth B . Rollins , Councilmembers Glen P. Cole, Stanley D. Herrell, Jr. , G. Dewey Hill, Jr. , Marylou Hill, Walter F. Murray and John W. Tolbert, Jr. ; also Assistant Manager Jeffrey H. Minor, Director of Engineering Andrew G. Shope, Director of Finance • Donald O. Taylor, Chief of Police James M. Kidwell and Town At- ; torney George M. Martin. The minutes of the regular meeting of June 11, 1980 were ap- proved as written. PRESENTATION OF ARCHITECTURAL PRESERVATION AWARDS : Mayor Rollins announced that awards are to be made tonight to properties which have been restored or modified in the down- town section of Leesburg during 1979 and 1980. Mr. Tolbert, the Councilmanic member of the awards committee, said these awards are made to the property where the owners have maintained and restored them. Members of the committee for 1979 were Marylou Hill, Teckla Cox, Brown Morton, James Wilhoit and Mr. Tolbert. Members for 1980 were Charles A. Bos, Leon Chatelain, Marylou Hill, Jan McVay and Mr. Tolbert. Awards for 1979 were made by Mayor Rollins as follows : Category No. 1 for restoration, rehabilitation, construction or reconstruction of a building for private use - 11 West Cornwall Street, known as the "Old Littlejohn House" and now owned by Ad- miral and Mrs. Dietz . This certificate was accepted by Admiral Dietz, who said "It was a work of love and we ' re glad it's over. " Category No. 1, also for restoration, rehabilitation, con- struction or reconstruction of a building for private use - 32 West Loudoun Street, known as "Eastlake Cottage" , now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Givens. This certificate was accepted by Mrs. Givens . Category No. 2, for restoration, rehabilitation, con- struction or reconstruction for commercial or public use - 18 North King Street (the County Office Building) . Mr. Frank Raflo, Leesburg Supervisor, accepted the award for the County and said he felt the building is architecturally pleasing and, most impor- tant, it ' s in Leesburg - not somewhere else. • Category No. 3, for outstanding and continued maintenance of a building or landscape - 7 West Market Street (Old Loudoun National Bank Building) , now owned by David Green. Accepting this award was young Joshua Green, the youngest member of their company, who said "On behalf of our family, I would like to say thank you. " Category No. 4 , for general preservation or conservation by a community group or organization - 14 West Loudoun Street, which is the old "Log Cabin" . Mayor Rollins accepted this award on be- half of the town and told the audience of its history since its purchase by the town, as well as the property next to it on the corner of Loudoun and Wirt Streets, which now houses the Loudoun Museum and is so ably managed by Mrs . Esther Cowart. Awards for 1980 were also made by Mayor Rollins as follows : Category No. 1, for restoration, rehabilitation, con- struction or reconstruction for private use - 102 Edwards Ferry Road, owned by Mr. and Mrs . Csaklos. The award was accepted by Mrs. Csaklos. Category No. 2, for restoration, rehabilitation, construction, or reconstruction for commercial or public use - 4 East Loudoun Street, the old "Patterson House" , now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Brown Morton. There was no-one present to receive the award. 253 MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. Category No. 3, for outstanding and continued maintenance of a building or landscape - 26 South King Street, owned by Mr. and Mrs . Oden Semones . Mrs . Hill said there was a trap door in the hall, used to hide soldiers in the basement during the Civil War. Mrs. Semones ' grandmother sat over it and knitted, pre- tending it was not there. There was no-one present to receive the award. Category No. 4 , for general preservation or consideration by a community group or organization - The brick sidewalk program of the Town, which was accepted by Mayor Rollins . He said the town has undertaken quite a program of restoring some of the bad sidewalks in town - Wirt and West Loudoun Streets have been done and they are now working on East Loudoun Street. They have been restored in the fashion and manner as they were origi- nally. Mayor Rollins thanked Mr. Tolbert, Mrs . Hill and other members of the committees who have taken the time to study and the efforts to select these properties for recognition. On be- half of the town, it is appreciated. Mrs . Dietz commended the town for the work done on the log cabin. MANAGER' S REPORT: In the absence of the Manager, Assistant Manager Jeffrey H. Minor gave the following report: (1) A written Activity Report was distributed Tuesday evening. (2) The Potter ' s Field project is coming along nicely - they should be done within their contract period. The quality of the artifacts, etc . is not what they had hoped for originally, but there may be some of the more recent graves in better condition. ( 3) There was a minor grass fire in the area where our vactor equipment was operating yesterday. A real potential ca- tastrophe was averted by quick-thinking employees . They are to be commended for saving valuable equipment and potential personal injury . (4) The Pearson Walk project is nearly complete . (5) The Phase IV storm drainage project was begun this week. ( 6) Police Officer Madigan and "Shadow" are beginning a four to six week training program. COUNCILMEMBER INQUIRIES AND COMMENTS : Mr . Hill reported on his appearance before the Highway and Transportation Commission in Richmond last week in an attempt to move the Town ' s Route 7 East project to an earlier date - it has been deferred for 18 months . We asked that they reconsider this project in light of additional funds that might be forthcom- ing from increased gasoline taxes and, if they cannot do this, we asked that a traffic light be installed at Market and Plaza Streets. This is one of the most hazardous intersections in town - we have had 12 accidents with five injuries. They ac- knowledged a letter to Commisioner Wrench from the Mayor. There were very few people present at this hearing and this indicated that we might stand a chance of getting something. Mr. Cole thanked those who voted him into office for their trust in him. He also thanked the Council for working along so well - he felt a lot has been accomplished in the last few years.. by working together. The Town has a good staff - manager, assis- tant manager and on down the line - he appreciated their coopera- tion over the last four years. 254 MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. Mayor Rollins expressed his appreciation in working with Mr. Cole and Mr. Murray - they have been two very fine and dis- tinguished public servants . They have never failed to do what they thought was right, irregardless of public opinion, pressure or the media. Leesburg has been fortunate in having the caliber of councilmembers it has had over the years . There have been peo- ple who gave their lives - Maloy Fishback, as an example, who was upset over a project going on in Leesburg and had a heart attack . Mr. Cole and Mr. Murray are prime examples of such public ser- vants - two different people with two different approaches, but both with the same interest in the betterment of their community. They have done a good job and he hates to see them go. 80-0-12 - ORDINANCE - AMENDING SECTIONS 12 . 1-10 AND 12. 1-15 OF THE TOWN CODE. There being no objection to the waiving of the reading, on motion of Mrs. Hill, seconded by Mr. Tolbert, the following ordi- nance was proposed :and unanimously adopted: ORDAINED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : SECTION I. Section 12 . 1-10 of the Town Code, the Classi- fication of Town Employees by Occupational Group and Pay Grades, is amended to read as follows : Sec. 12 . 1-10 . Classification of Town employees by occu- pational groups and pay grades. Employees in the town service are classified in the following occupational groups and pay grades : Occupational Pay Groups Positions Grade Executive-Managerial' Director of Community Development 16 ,, " I Director of Public Works 16 " Assistant Manager 17 " " Director of Finance 17 " " Director of Engineering 18 Law Enforcement Parking Meter Attendant 4 " " Police Private 10 " " Private First Class 11 " " Corporal 12 " " Sergeant 13 II " Investigator 13 Lieutenant 14 " Chief of Police 16 Administrative-Clerical Clerk, Part-time 5 " " Police Clerk 6 " Receptionist/Secretary 6 " Billing Clerk 7 " Accounting Clerk 7 II II . Secretary 8 " " Administrative Assistant-Engineering 8 " " Executive Secretary 9 " Accounting Supervisor 9 " Clerk of Council 10 Supervisory Shop Superintendent 12 ft Water Supply Superintendent 12 " Street Superintendent 13 Utility Lines Superintendent 13 " WPCF Superintendent 16 MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 255 Technical WPCF Laborer 5 II Maintenance Person 7 ii Senior Equipment Operator 8 Meter Mechanic 8 it WPCF Operator Trainee 8 Assistant Street Superintendent 10 ii WPCF Operator B 10 Assistant Utility Lines Superintendent 10 li WPCF Operator A 11 II WPCF Mechanic 11 tli i Facility Inspector Trainee 11 Assistant WPCF Superintendent 12 Facility Inspector 13 Construction/Maintenance Laborer 5 u Equipment Operator/Mechanic 7 Sidewalk Rehabilitation Specialist 7 SECTION II . Section 12 . 1-15 of the Town Code, being the 0) pay grades for compensation of employees in the town ser- Q) vice, is amended to read as follows : CO W Sec. 12 . 1-15. Pay Grades and steps . Q The pay grades for compensation of employees in the Q town service are as follows : CLAM A .8 C D E F 6 H 4 8.100 8,500 8,950 9,400 9,850 10,350 10,850 11,400 5 8.650 9,100 9,550 10,000 10,500 11,050 11,600 12,150 6 9,250 9,700 10,200 10,700 11,250 11,600 12,400 13,000 I/ 7 9.900 10.400 10,900 11,450 12.050 12,653 17.250 13,950 8 10.600 11,150 11,700 12,250 12,900 13,550 14,200 14,900 9 11,300 11,850 12,450 13.100 13.750 14,400 15.150 15,900 10 12,100 12,700 13.350 14,000 14,700 15,450 16,200 17,000 11 12,950 13,600 14,300 15,000 15.750 16,550 17,350 18,200 i 12 13.900 14,600 15,300 16,100 16.900 17,750 18,650 19,550 13 14,850 15.600 16,350 17,200 18,050 18,950 19.900 20,900 14 15.900 16,700 17,550 18,400 19.350 20,300 21,300 22,350 15 17,000 17,850 18,750 19,700 20.650 21.700 22,800 23,900 16 18,200 19,100 20,050 21.050 22.100 23,250 24,400 25,600 17 19,450 20,400 21,450 22,500 23,650 24,800 26,050 27,350 18 20,850 21,900 23,000 24,150 25,350 26,600 27,950 29,350 19 22,300 23,400 24,600 25,800 27,100 28,450 29,900 31,400 20 23,050 25,050 26,300 27,600 29.000 30,450 31,950 33,550 Grade Increment is 7 percent. Step Increment is 5 percent (rounded to $50) SECTION III . Section 12. 1-17 (c) of the Town Code is amended to read as follows : (c) Performance Bonuses. Employees and officers are eligible for annual performance bonuses paid as follows : ( 1) The awards shall be made in January each year by the Manager from annual appropriations approved for the purpose by the Council . (2) The awards shall be in denominations of $250 and $500 with not more than ten $250 awards and five $500 awards made annually. 25 U MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING . U (3) Department directors shall make written recommendations by January 15 each year of employees within their departments whose exceptional performance justifies special recognition. (4) In general , performance bonuses shall be awarded to employees and officers who have personally conceived and suggested a procedure or device which has resulted in substantially greater operating efficiency or a marked decrease in operating expenses; or the em- ployee has performed extensive collateral duties or has continually completed difficult work assignments which have significantly increased the efficiency and effec- tiveness of his department; or has subsequent to town employment completed the requirements for an associate ' s, bachelor 's, master ' s or doctorate degree or other sub- stantial educational achievement relating to his posi- tion or has otherwise provided exceptional service to the town. SECTION IV. This ordinance shall be effective for pay- rolls in the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1980. Aye : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins. Nay : None. 80-73 - RESOLUTION - ESTABLISHING POSITIONS AND NUMBERS OF EMPLOYEES IN THE TOWN ' S SERVICE. On motion of Mr. Murray, seconded by Mr. Cole, the following resolution was proposed and unanimously adopted : RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : The following positions and numbers of employees in the town service are established for the period beginning July 1, 1980 : Number of Positions Authorized Employees Authorized LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT Clerk of Council 1 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Manager 1 Assistant Manager 1 Executive Secretary 1 Receptionist/Secretary, part-time 1 FINANCE DEPARTMENT Director of Finance 1 Accounting Supervisor 1 Accounting Clerk 1 Billing Clerk 1 Part-time Clerk 1 Meter Mechanic 1 POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief of Police 1 Lieutenant 1 Sergeant 2 Corporal 2 Investigator 1 Private, First Class 2 Private 6 Police Clerk 1 Parking Meter Attendant, part-time 1 MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 257 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Director of Engineerg 1 in Administrative Assistant, part-time 1 Facility Inspector 2 Receptionist/Secretary, part-time 1 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT Director of Community Development 1 Secretary PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Administration Director of Public Works 1 Secretary Streets Division Street Superintendent 1 Assistant Street Superintendent 1 Senior Equipment Operator 1 Maintenance Person 4 CD Sidewalk Rehabilitation Specialist 1 CO Laborer 4 N Shop Division W Shop Superintendent 1 Q Equipment Operator/Mechanic 1 Q Water Supply Division Water Plants Superintendent 1 Maintenance Person 2 1/2 Laborer, part-time Utility Lines Division Utility Lines Superintendent 1 Asst. Utility Lines Superintendent 1 Maintenance Person 2 ' Laborer 3 Water Pollution Control Division Plant Superintendent 1 Assistant Plant Superintendent 1 Plant Operator 5 Plant Mechanic 1 Plant Laborer 1 Aye: Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins. Nay : None. 80-74 - RESOLUTION - APPROVING THE BUDGET AND MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 , 1981 . On motion of Mr. Herrell, seconded by Mr. Tolbert, the fol- lowing resolution was proposed and unanimously adopted: WHEREAS, the budget and the tax rate •for the fiscal year ending June 30 , 1981 have been presented and reviewed by this Council which has approved a tentative budget and tax rate for the fiscal year ending June 30 , 1981; and WHEREAS, a public hearing on the tentative budget and tax rate was held on June 11 , 1980; and WHEREAS, the Manager has prepared the Revised Budget and Initial Appropriations for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1981, dated June 25, 1980 and filed the same with the Clerk of Council : THEREFORE, RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 258SECTION I . The Revised Budget and Initial Appropriations ppropriations . _ for the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1981, dated June 25, 1980, is adopted and appropriations are made for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1981 in the amounts shown under the "FY 1981 Initial Appropriations" column for the general, utility, airport, revenue sharing and capital project funds, except as provided by other resolutions . SECTION II. The Manager, after notice to the Council, is authorized to transfer up to one-half of the amount of ap- propriations made herein to individual operations and main- tenance accounts within the same budget division. Aye : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins . Nay : None . LEASE OF THE STEPHEN DONALDSON SILVERSMITH SHOP AT 14 WEST LOUDOUN STREET. Mayor Rollins explained that, anticipating a close vote on the leasing of the "log cabin" , he instructed Mr. Niccolls to prepare other resolutions in case they are needed. PROPOSED LEASE TO CHRISTOPHER GOODINE . On motion of Mr. Herrell, seconded by Mr. Tolbert, a resolu- tion was proposed to lease the log cabin to Christopher Goodine under specific terms. Mr. Herrell explained that the Finance and Administration Committee met and discussed five applications that had been submitted for lease of the cabin. They were Photo- works, Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce, Christopher Goodine, The Loudoun Artisans and the Loudoun Museum, who was interested in subleasing to the artisans group. After listening to each of these interested parties, the vote of the committee was two in favor (he and Mr. Tolbert) to one against (Mrs . Hill, who was in favor of leasing to the Museum) . Although Mr. Goodine was not the high bidder money-wise, he felt it would be nice to continue the use of the building as a silversmith shop. Most important, though, was that the building be open on week-ends. Mrs. Hill explained that the Museum, under a sublease to the artisans, would be offering rotating exhibits. Perhaps later they might add Mr. Goodine to their group. Their wares would be in the Museum constantly and the rotating exhibits would pro- vide a change for tourists each time they came to Leesburg. She wase alsb in favor of the week=end, openings Mr.` Hill-said he saw no money involved in the Museum' s proposal . Mr. Minor explained that this would be set out in the sublease, which Council would have to approve. A roll call vote on the resolution to lease the cabin to Mr. Goodine was 5 to 2-, defeating the resolution: Aye : Councilmembers Herrell and Tolbert. Nay: Councilmembers Cole, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray and Mayor Rollins. PROPOSED LEASE TO LOUDOUN COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE . On motion of Mr. Murray, seconded by Mr. Hill, a resolution was proposed to lease the log cabin to the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce under specific terms . Mr. Murray felt the Chamber has a lot to offer - we know what they have done in the past and have every reason to believe they will continue to do in the future. While it is very possible and conceivable that they might not be open on all week-ends , their brochure will be available at the Museum and visitors can look at the cabin from the outside. Those interested in seeing the inside can come back during the week to see it. The Chamber serves a great purpose in providing tourists with information on the log cabin and other information beneficial to the town. He thinks they would make an ideal tenant and will support them. Mr. Herrell felt they would be an ideal tenant any- where else but not in the log cabin - the Town spent too much money on it for people to have to look through the window - it should be open on week-ends . He was, therefore, not going to vote for it. MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. Mr. Murray said there are two other locations very close by, 259 one across the street from the Museum and an old house on King Street just south of Loudoun Street, that would be ideal for the display of pottery, quiltmaking, etc. Mrs. Hill said it would be confusing for the Chamber to try to conduct business when groups of tourists come in to see the cabin - she would like to see the Chamber move into one of the offices over the Council Chambers. Mr. Murray felt the tourists should take precedence and he thought the outside of the cabin was most attractive. Mr. Hill had received several calls concerning this matter and he has been involved to a certain extent with the restoration of the cabin. He publicly thanked the Restoration Society for its efforts in getting this cabin to its present position. There was some in- clination in the past to have a silversmith shop in the cabin - it was offered to them as it was, but this was not desirable for the 20th century. It has been sitting here during its restora- tion and no-one was interested in the rental of it until the Chamber of Commerce made their offer. The services they would offer would be more beneficial . If they don ' t do their job, the Town has the option of cancelling the lease. Mr. Tolbert asked Mrs . Kimball , the Chamber ' s Executive Secretary, how many rooms they have at their present location? She said they have CO two rooms upstairs - they are about the same size as the log CO cabin. They have a lot more storage space than they need - they N would need one room for this purpose. Their meetings are held early in the morning in the room downstairs - if they should get W the log cabin, they would hold these meetings in the Peoples Q National Bank Board Room. There are 21 members on the Board. Q She felt they could get their office equipment in the cabin. ,. . A roll call vote on the resolution to lease the cabin to the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce was 4 to 3, defeating this resolution: Aye: Councilmembers D. Hill , Murray and: Mayor Rollins. Nay: Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, M. Hill and Tolbert. ' PROPOSED MOTION FOR TOWN TO UTILIZE LOG CABIN. On motion of Mr. Hill , seconded by Mr. Murray, motion was made not to consider leasing the log cabin at this time and con- sider utilizing it for town space. Mr. Hill said it has been sug- gested that, if Council should come to an impasse on this matter, the town could operate it as it should be. He felt the Manager and the staff could utilize this space for the benefit of the town. Mayor Rollins said, although he has had very few comments from people, it has been suggested that the town keep it and uti- lize it in some fashion - perhaps use it as an office for council- members. He spoke of the work done by Mrs. Hill on securing the pictures in this building - it was suggested that perhaps all of these might be used in the cabin. He suggested that perhaps the Clerk of the Council might use the cabin and be instructed on its history. Someone else could keep it open on the week-ends and perhaps have some craftspeople there at times . Mr. Herrell called for a roll call vote on the question. The motion was de- feated by a vote of 4 to 3 : Aye: Councilmembers D. Hill, Murray and Mayor Rollins . Nay : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, M. Hill and Tolbert. PROPOSED LEASE TO LOUDOUN MUSEUM, INC. On motion of Mr. Cole, seconded by Mrs . Hill, a resolution was proposed to lease the cabin to the Loudoun Museum, Inc. under specific terms . Mr. Cole was in favor of this resolution - the Museum is in a good position to know other artisans in case this group does not work out. Mr. Herrell felt it should just be given to the artisans, rather than go through the,'Museum, he';could,,see no benefit in this . Mayor Rollins was in agreement with this. The Museum would be setting the charge - there could be no charge at all . Mr. Herrellwould prefer to give it to the artisans . Mr. Hill said there is no rental set. Suppose the artisans don' t want it? Mr. Herrell said it would come back to the Museum, not to the town - the Town should have control over it. Mr. Murray said we can 't get more than two people to agree on anything. Mr. Minor explained that the artisans have submitted a proposal - the town would have to prepare a lease with the Museum and a sublease MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 260 with the artisans for the amount specified in their proposal . Should the artisans not accept and execute the sublease, the Museum would have to find another tenant and the cabin would sit without any rent during that period. The Council would set the rent because it would approve any subleases. Mrs . Hill felt Paragraph 2 should be amended. However, Mr. Hill pointed out that this is a bid situation and it can ' t be changed unless ap- proved by the makers . Mr. Herrell called for the vote. A roll call vote was 5 to 2, defeating the resolution: Aye: Councilmembers Cole and M. Hill. Nay: Councilmembers Herrell, D. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins. Mr. Herrell moved a;:resolution to .lease the log cabin to the Loudoun Artisans. Mr. Hill objected because it was not on the Agenda. However, Mayor Rollins over-ruled the objection since it has been to the Committee. Mayor Rollins declared a five-minute recess in order to make the proper changes in such a resolution. 80-75 - RESOLUTION - AUTHORIZING LEASE OF THE STEPHEN DONALDSON SILVERSMITH SHOP AT 14 WEST LOUDOUN STREET TO THE LOUDOUN ARTISANS. Council reconvened and, on motion of Mr. Cole, seconded by Mr. Herrell, the following resolution was proposed: RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : The manager shall enter into an agreement on behalf of the Town in a form approved by the Town Attorney with The Loudoun Artisans, c/o Helen Gray, President, Route 2, Box 65, Lees- burg, Virginia 22075, hereinafter referred to as "Tenant" for lease of the Stephen Donaldson Silversmith Shop at 14 West Loudoun Street under the following terms : 1. The term shall be for one year with an additional one year at the option of the Tenant, the terms and conditions to be negotiated with the Town, be- ginning upon substantial completion of the current restoration work, the date to be determined by the Manager. 2. The Tenant shall pay $160 per month for the initial term of the lease. 3. The lease shall require the Tenant occupy the building for sale, display and demonstration of crafts and re- lated articles. 4 . Approval of the manager shall be required for instal- ' lation of any signs or displays visible from the ex- terior of the building. 5 . The Tenant shall agree to keep the cabin in good repair and sanitary condition at its expense. The Town will retain responsibility for exterior maintenance of the building and grounds . 6 . The Tenant shall occupy the building as it is com- pleted by the contractor and any further improvements or alterations of the exterior or interior must be approved in advance by the Manager. 7. The Tenant shall reimburse the Town for the cost of fire and extended coverage insurance on the structure and the Tenant shall be required to carry public lia- bility insurance on its activities in the building. 8. Any assignment or sublease of the cabin shall require the prior approval of the Town Council, exclusive of temporary exhibitions, display or craft demonstration not exceeding two weeks . MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 261 9 . The Tenant shall pay for all electricity, telephone service, water and sewer service to the building. 10 . The Tenant shall be responsible for any county prop- erty taxes levied on the premises . 11 . The Town shall provide no special parking privileges on the parking lots as a result of this lease. 12 . The Tenant shall make the building available to the public for inspection to the greatest extent possible and shall interpret the building 's history to the public when requested. The Tenant shall have the cabin open six days weekly during the term of the lease, including Saturdays and Sundays. The weekday schedule shall include seven hours of daily operation and the weekend schedule may be limited to five hours of operation per day. 13 . Such other reasonable conditions as the manager shall determine necessary and appropriate shall be included. CD Mr. Hill felt this is a poorly drawn instrument and one the town CD will be bound to . Mrs . Hill felt the lease would be a more bind- ingN instrument. Mayor Rollins said he is not against the Artisans, but will not legislate in this type of atmosphere - he doesn ' t W think the Council is in a posture to know what is in this reso- Q lution. He asked who the responsible party is in this case? Mr. Q Herrell said all of these proposals went through the committee and he doesn ' t know why all the resolutions were hot on the Agenda. The Artisans, with Helen Gray, President, have offered to pay $160 . 00 a month rent for the first year - the second year to be negotiated - they have agreed to be open on the week-ends, 1 :00 to 5 : 00 on Sundays - all are responsible people. Mayor Rol- lins asked if all of them are individually and equally responsible? Mr. Cole said they are incorporated. Mrs . Gray said they are filed with the State Croporation Commission - if they get the building they will incorporate. They will all be equally responsible for the rent and for the building. The resolution was adopted by a roll call vote of 4 to 3 : Aye : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, M. Hill and Tolbert. Nay : Councilmembers D. Hill , Murray and Mayor Rollins. 80-76 - RESOLUTION - AMENDING AIRPORT LEASES AND AGREEMENTS TO IN- CORPORATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CIVIL RIGHTS REQUIREMENTS . On motion of Mr. Murray, seconded by Mr. Cole, the following resolution was proposed : RESOLVED by the Council for the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : The Mayor is authorized and directed to execute on behalf of the Town an amendment to the following instruments in force at Leesburg Municipal Airport, incorporating recent civil rights requirements promulgated by the Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration : 1 . Blue Ridge Aircraft, Inc. - Lease dated June 22, 1966 ; 2 . Century Aviation, Inc. - Management Agreement dated March 8, 1978 ; 3. Century Aviation, Inc. - Lease and Operating Agree- ment dated March 8, 1978; and 4 . Professional Pilots Services - Operating Agreement dated June 22, 1979 . MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING. 262 Mr. Hill asked if there is any problem incorporating this into the present leases? Mr. Minor said they have agreed to it, it has been before the Airport Commission and the FBO ' s have agreed to it. It is not a substantive change, it is a requirement of the FAA. The resolution was unanimously adopted: Aye: Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill , M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins. Nay: None. 80-77 - RESOLUTION - AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT AND APPROVING A PER- FORMANCE BOND TO GUARANTEE INSTALLATION OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS AND APPROVING WATER AND SEWER EXTENSIONS FOR CATOCTIN CIRCLE INDUS- TRIAL PARK. On motion of Mr. Murray, seconded by Mr. Cole, the following resolution was proposed : WHEREAS, previous approvals by this Council and the Planning Commission of the plans and bonding method for Catoctin Circle Industrial Park lapsed; and WHEREAS, the Planning Commission has approved the plans and the Director of Engineering has approved the construction drawings and cost estimates for public improvements in Ca- toctin Circle Industrial Park as resubmitted: THEREFORE, RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, in Virginia, as follows : • SECTION I . The Town Manager is authorized and directed to execute the resubmitted standard agreement (P. C. 2) for public improvements for Catoctin Circle Industrial Park. SECTION II. The performance bond of SRL Properties, Inc. . a Maryland corporation, with S . Ross Lipscomb as surety t thereon, in the amount of $102, 546 .00 to guarantee instal- lation of public improvements for Catoctin Circle Industrial Park in accordance with plans approved by the Director of Engineering, is approved, conditioned upon recordation of a deed of trust between SRL Properties, Inc. to George M. Martin, Trustee, on Lots 1 , 2 and 3, Catoctin Circle In- dustrial Subdivision, which trust shall secure the terms, conditions , covenants and payment to the Town of Leesburg as set forth in said performance bond. SECTION III . The developer shall submit a title certificate that such deed of trust is a first lien on said lots . SECTION IV. The performance bond, the deed of trust and title certificate shall be subject to review and approval by the Town Attorney. SECTION V. Extension of municipal water and sewer works for this subdividion is approved. Mr. Herrell asked where this is located? Mr. Cole said it is beside Lowe' s . Mayor Rollins asked. why this bond lapsed? Mr. Ottinger, attorney, said it lapsed because of title problems. They were using the real estate to secure the bond - the title insurance company in the District had settled Barber and Ross a couple of years before - it took a year to get this portion of the bond released from the deed of trust. The title is clear now. Mayor Rollins asked what they are going to put in there? Mr. Ottinger said Lowe ' s sits on one of the lots; two of the lots have been sold to a Mr. Horne to use it for a parts distributor•-. ship. There are seven lots ; Lowe ' s will continue in operation until such time as they move to a new location. The resolution was unanimously adopted: Aye : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins . Nay : None. MINUTES OF JUNE 25, 1980 MEETING . 263 80-78 - RESOLUTION - MAKING SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1980 . On motion of Mrs. Hill, seconded by Mr. Herrell, the follow- ing resolution was proposed and unanimously adopted: RESOLVED by the Council of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, as follows : The following appropriations are made from the General Fund to the accounts below for the fiscal year ending June 30 , 1980 : I/ Account No. 4100 . 263 Liability Insurance $ 8, 410 . 00 Account No. 4100 . 265 Workmen 's Compensation 10, 350 . 00 Aye : Councilmembers Cole, Herrell, D. Hill, M. Hill, Murray, Tolbert and Mayor Rollins . Nay : None. On motion of Mr. Murray, seconded by Mr. Cole, the meeting CO was adjourned at 9 : 20 P.M. CO N W C / Mayor CZ /_ ` / Clerk of e Council I