Summary of Actions
Taken by the Board on August 9, 2005
Mr. Thornton led the Board, staff, and public in reciting the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Rev. Chester
Smith, Pastor, Bethlehem
Baptist Church,
provided the invocation.
The minutes of the July 26, 2005 Regular
Meeting were approved.
MANAGER’S
COMMENTS
Governor Mark Warner has appointed Reta Busher, the
County’s Director of Finance, to serve as an inaugural member of the Virginia
National Defense Industrial Authority Board of Directors for a three-year term
ending June 30, 2008. The Authority’s
mission is to ensure that the Commonwealth
of Virginia and its political
subdivisions have the necessary economic development tools and support to
partner with the United
States military as national defense
activities located in the Commonwealth undergo transformation. The 16-member Board of Directors overseeing
the Authority includes ten gubernatorial appointments and six General Assembly
appointments.
BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS’ COMMENTS
Karen Hamilton, a resident of the Three Chopt
District, expressed concerns regarding the County’s compliance with the Federal
Migratory Bird Act, the pace of development in the County, and increasing
traffic in the Short Pump area.
Wilmer Stoneman, III, a resident of the
Varina District and representative of the Varina Athletic Association, noted
that the Babe Ruth Softball 16 & Under World Series will be held at Dorey Park
on August 11 – 19, 2005. He thanked Mr.
Donati, Mr. Hazelett, and the County’s Division of Recreation and Parks for
their assistance in hosting this national tournament. Debra Horn, Vice-President of Planning and
Development for the Babe Ruth League’s national office, presented a plaque to
Mr. Donati and Mr. Thornton expressing her organization’s appreciation to the
County. Jeffrey Montgomery, President of
the Varina Athletic Association, added his appreciation and presented baseball
caps and visors to the members of the Board of Supervisors and Mr. Hazelett.
Mrs. O’Bannon recognized Farrar Pace and
Thomas Crenshaw from Boy Scout Troop 444, sponsored by Reveille United
Methodist Church,
who were observing the meeting to fulfill a requirement for the Citizenship in
the Community Merit Badge. Joining the
Scouts was Anne Pace, a member of the Troop Committee and Farrar’s mother.
Mr. Thornton recognized Brandon Nicholds from
Boy Scout Troop 777, sponsored by Hungary
Creek Middle
School, who was observing the meeting to fulfill
a requirement for the Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge. Joining Brandon
was his mother, Becky Nicholds. Mr.
Thornton also recognized Trey Kern from Boy Scout Troop 747, sponsored by Gayton Baptist
Church, who was observing
the meeting to fulfill a requirement for the Citizenship in the Community Merit
Badge. Joining Trey was Tom Kern, a
member of the Troop Committee and Trey’s father.
Mr. Thornton complimented Mrs. O’Bannon on
the informative reports she submitted to the Board after returning from her
recent travels in Germany
as a member of a National Association of Counties (NACo) fact-finding
delegation sponsored by Siemens Corporation.
Mrs. O’Bannon pointed out that she was one of 11 local government
officials invited by NACo to observe high-speed rail systems and that she had
also sent reports to the County’s Congressional delegation. Mr. Thornton stressed the importance of
public officials avoiding provincial thinking by visiting areas outside their
own local jurisdictions.
RECOGNITION OF NEWS MEDIA
Mr. Thornton recognized
Olympia Meola from the Richmond
Times-Dispatch and Jonathan Spiers from the Henrico County Leader.
PRESENTATIONS
Mr. Thornton presented a
proclamation recognizing September 2005 as Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery
Month. Accepting the proclamation were
Thomas Kirkup, Vice-Chairman, Henrico Area Mental Health and Retardation
Services Board; Michael O’Connor, Executive Director, Henrico Area Mental
Health and Retardation Services Board; The Honorable Gary Hicks, Judge, Henrico
County Circuit Court; Trina Lewis, Administrator, Drug Court Program, Henrico
County Circuit Court; Kimberly Dandridge, a graduate of the County’s Drug Court
Program; and The Honorable Michael Wade, Henrico County Sheriff.
Mr. Glover presented a
proclamation recognizing September 5 – 9, 2005 as Payroll Week. Accepting the proclamation were Reta Busher,
Director of Finance, and Christine Chen, Payroll Supervisor for the Department
of Finance’s Accounting Division.
Joining them were Mary Ann Gehm and Marta Sorensen from the Department
of Finance’s Accounting Division, and Regina Windsor from the Department of
Finance Administration.
APPOINTMENTS
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Resolution appointing Mark J. Hourigan, R. Sydnor Reames, and Joseph M.
Kelleher, Jr. to the Board of Building Code Appeals.
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PUBLIC HEARINGS – REZONING CASES AND PROVISIONAL USE PERMITS
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Request of Andrew Condlin for Kindred
Healthcare to conditionally rezone
from B-2 Business District and M-2 General Industrial District to O-3C Office
District (Conditional), Parcel 775-740-2527, containing 5.09 acres, located
between the east line of Staples
Mill Road (U.S. Route 33) and the west line of Edward Holland Drive
approximately 270 feet south of Bethlehem
Road.
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Request of Henry L. Wilton for Wilton
Development Corp. to conditionally
rezone from A-1 Agricultural District to R-6C General Residence District
(Conditional), Parcels 777-773-0724, 775-770-7996, 776-771-2769, and part of
Parcels 775-772-3794, 776-771-1032, 777-772-0070, 777-771-7377, 778-772-1405,
and 777-772-8651, containing approximately 118 acres, located on the
northeast side of Greenwood Road beginning approximately 325 feet northwest
of Quail Walk Drive and extending to the west line of Winfrey Road.
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Request of G. Stuart Grattan for
Commonwealth Home Building Corp. to
conditionally rezone from A-1 Agricultural District to R-2AC One-Family
Residence District (Conditional), Parcel 778-768-4780, containing
approximately 4.16 acres, located on the east line of Greenwood Road at Old Woodman Road.
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Request of Andrew Condlin for Shady Grove
Co., Inc. to amend proffered
conditions accepted with Rezoning Case C-4C-05, on part of Parcel
738-772-9227, containing 13.966 acres, located approximately 361 feet east of
Pouncey Tract Road along the south line of proposed Grey Oaks Park Drive
approximately 660 feet south of the southern terminus of Hillshire Way (and
approximately 915 feet south of Perrywinkle Road).
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Request of Andrew Condlin for Shady Grove
Co., Inc. to
amend proffered conditions accepted with Rezoning Case C-16C-03, on Parcel
738-772-1725, 7781, 6678, 4560, 3854, 3147, 2542, 4530, 5435, 6239, 6455,
7047, 8040, 9144, 9753, 9164, 8472, 5972, 5166, 0109, 0369, 0975, 1652, 4983,
2158, 2865, 3671, 4177, 5888, 6198, 7330, 1915, 0932, 0343, 1682, 2388, 3195,
3725, 737-772-9100, 8957, 9663, 9636, 8929, 9920, 7602, 7112, 6419, 5930,
6838, 7645, 8251, 737-771-7684, 5796, 738-773-4607, 739-770-0693, and part of
Parcel 738-772-9227 containing 120.34 acres, located on the east line of
Pouncey Tract Road approximately 600 feet north of Shady Grove Road.
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Request of Andrew Condlin for West Cary
Street Associates; Dominion Land & Development Partnership; John W.
Gibbs, Jr.; Gregory A. Windsor and Robert P. Bain; Robert B. Parkerson, Sarah
S. Parkerson, Floyd E. Foster, Marilou S. Foster, Allen G. Dorin, and Nancy
C. Dorin to amend proffered
conditions accepted with Rezoning Case C-15C-03, on Parcels 740-775-9712,
740-774-4255, 739-774-4564, 740-774-1407, 740-771-4107, 740-773-4426,
740-772-8110 (now includes 740-771-4780) and 740-775-5801, containing 129.9
acres, located on the east line of Pouncey Tract Road approximately 600 feet
north of Shady Grove Road.
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Request of
Wilton Development Corp. to
amend proffered conditions accepted with Rezoning Case C-43C-04, on Parcel
747-761-2937, containing 4.67 acres, located at the southwest intersection of
Sadler Road
and Dominion Boulevard.
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Request of Koontz & Bryant for
Kathleen S. Shobe to rezone from
R-3 One-Family Residence District to O-1C Office District (Conditional),
Parcel 754-743-5843, containing 1.02 acres, located on the south line of Jesse Senior Drive
approximately 306 feet east of >Eastridge
Road.
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Request of
Courtney Fisher for Centex Homes and Fon-Saw, L.L.C. to
amend proffered conditions accepted with Rezoning Case C-67C-97, on Parcels
820-687-3114, 3618, 4127, 4536, 5044, 5317, 5553, 5962, 6113, 6436, 6470,
6979, 7111, 7131, 7248, 7388, 7799, 7908, 8030, 8166, 8344, 8977, 9104, 9130,
9162, 9441, 9797, 820-688-8408, 9314, 9724, 821-687-0310, 0464, 0489, 0525,
1340, 1450, 1575, 3081, 3237, 3296, 4560, 5075, 5383, 5690, 5898, 5953, 7356,
7766, 7875, 8083, 8390, 8598, 9364, 821-688-0232, 0939, 1114, 1544, 2206,
2544, 2713, 3318, 3445, 4324, 5041, 6105, 6413, 6720, 7326, 8805, 9113, 9430,
822-687-2896, 822-688-0228, 0501, 0709, 1126, 1924, 2822, 3003, 3620, 4519,
5317, 6215, 7013, 7912, 8809, and 823-687-0682 containing 88.955 acres,
located along Heather Ridge Drive approximately 2,379 feet north of New
Market Road (State Route 5) on the west line of I-295.
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Request of Hugh
W. Owens to rezone from
O-2C Office District (Conditional) to C-1 Conservation District, part of
Parcel 770-745-1768, containing approximately 1.87 acres, located on the east
line of Bethlehem Road between the north line of Interstate 64 and the
intersection of Old Bethlehem and Copelin Roads.
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Request of Chris Sims for Clarendon
Associates L.L.C. to rezone from RTHC Residential Townhouse
District (Conditional) and R-2AC One-Family Residence District (Conditional)
to C-1 Conservation District, part of Parcel 762-773-4696, containing
approximately 6.2 acres, located on the south line of Hunton Park Boulevard
and the north line of I-295, approximately 240 feet east of Friars Walk
Lane.
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Request of
RMA/Hunton, L.C. and WWJ, LLC
to rezone from R-2AC One-Family Residence District (Conditional) to C-1
Conservation District, part of Parcel 762-774-3512 containing .19 acres,
located on the south line of Hunton Park Boulevard approximately 935 feet
east of the I-295 exit ramp (north on Staples Mill Road – U.S. Route
33).
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Request of Martin & Paula Ramirez for
a Provisional Use Permit under Sections 24-51.1(c) and 24-122.1 of the County Code in order to operate a bed and
breakfast with outdoor events, on part of Parcel 817-720-2092, containing 2.5
acres, located on the west line of Oakleys
Lane approximately 840 feet south of Oakleys Place.
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Request of Omnipoint Communications CAP
Operations LLC for a Provisional
Use Permit under Sections 24-95(a) and 24-122.1 of Chapter 24 of the County
Code in order to construct a 140-foot wireless telecommunications tower, on
part of Parcel 795-745-6496, containing 2,238 square feet, located on the
northwest side of Richmond Henrico Turnpike approximately 1,200 feet north of
Azalea Avenue.
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Request of Gloria Freye for Avalon
Investments, LLC to conditionally rezone from O/SC Office/Service
(Conditional) to O/S-2C Office/Service 2 (Conditional), Parcel 781-754-0930,
containing 18.787 acres, located on the west line of Villa Park Drive approximately 2,117
feet south of.
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PUBLIC HEARING – OTHER ITEM
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Ordinance for
Vacation of Portion of Easement For Drainage and Utilities, Lot 27, Block C,
Section 10 of Kingsley and a Resubdivision of Lots 13 and 15, Block C,
Section 7, located in the Tuckahoe District.
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GENERAL AGENDA
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Resolution Expressing the
Concurrence of the Board of Supervisors of Henrico County, Virginia with the
Inducement Resolution Adopted by the Economic Development Authority of
Hanover County and Approving the Issuance of Revenue Bonds for the Benefit
of, among Others, Bon Secours Health System, Inc. and Bon Secours - St.
Mary’s Hospital of Richmond, Inc.
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Resolution for Approval
of Issuance of Bonds for Worth Higgins & Associates, Inc. by the Economic
Development Authority.
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Introduction of Ordinance
to Add to the Code of the County of Henrico Section 13-67 Titled “Shooting
Arrows From Bows Generally” to Prohibit Shooting Arrows from Bows in Certain
Places in the County and Section 13-68 Titled “Commercial District Defined”
to Define Commercial District in Article III of Chapter 13.
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Introduction of Ordinance
to Amend and Reordain Section 16-12 of the Code of the County
of Henrico Titled “Sale of surplus property” to Change the
Procedure for Firm Price Sales.
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Resolution for Award of Construction Contract for Four Mile
Creek Park,
Phase 1.
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Resolution for Approval
of Amendment to the Architectural and Engineering Services Contract for ADA Transition Plan.
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Resolution for Approval
of the FY 2006 Community Services Board Performance Contract Between the Virginia Department of Mental Health, Mental
Retardation and Substance Abuse Services and Henrico Area Mental Health &
Retardation Services Board.
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Introduction of Ordinance to Amend and
Reordain Subsection (b)(1) of Section 21-124 of the Code of the County of
Henrico Titled “Rates” to Increase the Taxicab Rate for Each One-fifth Mile
After the First One-fifth Mile from $0.30 to $0.40.
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Resolution to Accept the Virginia
Department of Criminal Justice Services Grant Award to the County of Henrico,
Division of Police, for Creating, Filling, and Maintaining a School Resource
Officer Position to Identify and Prevent the Development of Juvenile Criminal
Gangs in Henrico County Schools.
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Resolution for Declaration of Surplus Property
and Request for Sealed Bids, Lot 29, Block L, Section 1, in Highland Springs,
located in the Varina District.
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Resolution for Award of Annual Construction
Contract for Water and Sanitary Sewer Repairs and Improvements with G. L.
Howard, Inc.
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Resolution accepting Sterling Forest Section 3
and 4, located in the Fairfield District, into the County road system for
maintenance.
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