MINUTES 1949 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

isO L PARTICIPATE ON A FIFTY—FIFTY BASIS THE CONSTRUCTION COST OF A SEWER LINE ALONG THIS STREET. CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION WAS GIVEN TO TH 1 S MATTER, HOWEVER, NO ACTION WAS TAKEN. ON MOTION BY MR. HAMM, SECONDED BY MR. BARR, COUNTY WATER COUNTY bV1ATER CONNECTION FOR MR. WILLIAM E. TURNER ON KEITH VALLEY ROAD9_ MEADOW— CONNECTION BROOK HEIGHTS, WAS APPROVED. ON MOTION DULY MADE AND SECONDED THE MEETING ADJOURNED UNTIL OF THIS LINE BE APPROVED WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. A PETITION FROM CERTAIN BELMONT RESIDENTS PROTESTING A CHANGE IN THE METHOD FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE AND REQUESTING IMPROVEMENT 7:30 O'CLOCK P. M. ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE GARBAGE TRUCKS WAS FOR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. PETITION MR. SEPTEMBER 19, 1949 PROTESTING PRESENTED. ON MOTION BY 7:30 O'CLOCK P. M. METHOD OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THIS AFTERNOON WAS HELD AT 7:30 O!CLOCK GARBAGE COLLECTION P. M. WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. ADAMS, MR. BARR, MR. HADEN, MR. HAMM AND MR. TEBELL• ARE REQUESTED TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE OF FIVE BOARD OF THE CITY THE MATTER OF A REQUEST FOR A SEWER LINE EXTENSION OVER A REQUEST RE: PROPOSED STREET AT "THE FARM' AT THE EASTERN END OF JEFFERSON STREET, SEWER LINE OF THE BOARD THE "THE FARM" WHICH WAS DISCUSSED AT THE AFTERNOON MEETING, WAS AGAIN PRESENTED. APPROVED ONE— HALF COST A MOTION BY MR. HADEN, SECONDED BY MR. BARR, THAT THE RECOMMENDAT IIN OF THE CITY MANAGER OFFERING TO PAY ONE—HALF OF THE CONSTRUCTION COST OF THIS LINE BE APPROVED WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. A PETITION FROM CERTAIN BELMONT RESIDENTS PROTESTING A CHANGE IN THE METHOD FOR THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE AND REQUESTING IMPROVEMENT REGARD TO THIS MATTER. A COMMUNICATION FROM CERTAIN RESIDENTS IN THE CARLTON ROAD AREA REQUESTING A SIDEWALK ALONG THAT STREET FOR THE USE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, COMMUNICATION RE: SIDEWALK CARLTON RD. WAS PRESENTED. THIS MATTER AND THE MATTER OF A SIDEWALK ALONG AREA AND MONTICELLO RD. MONTICELLO ROAD, FROM CLARK SCHOOL TO THE CITY LIMITS, WHICH WAS PRESENTED AT THE LAST REGULAR MEETING, WERE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER, WITH THE REQUEST THAT HE CONTACT PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG THESE TWO STREETS WITH THE OFFER THAT THE CITY IS WILLING TO BEAR ONE—HALF THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS OF A CURBING WHICH TO ALLEYS IN THAT AREA IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE GARBAGE TRUCKS WAS FOR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. PETITION MR. RANDOLPH H. PERRY, AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, PROTESTING PRESENTED. ON MOTION BY MR. HAMM, SECONDED BY MR. BARR, THE CLERK METHOD OF PRESENTED BY WHICH WAS GARBAGE COLLECTION WAS INSTRUCTED TO ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THIS PETITION AND TO INFORM THE PETITIONERS THAT THEY ARE REQUESTED TO APPOINT A COMMITTEE OF FIVE BOARD OF THE CITY (5) MEMBERS TO MEET WITH THE COUNCIL AT ITS NEXT REGULAR MEETING IN REGARD TO THIS MATTER. A COMMUNICATION FROM CERTAIN RESIDENTS IN THE CARLTON ROAD AREA REQUESTING A SIDEWALK ALONG THAT STREET FOR THE USE OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, COMMUNICATION RE: SIDEWALK CARLTON RD. WAS PRESENTED. THIS MATTER AND THE MATTER OF A SIDEWALK ALONG AREA AND MONTICELLO RD. MONTICELLO ROAD, FROM CLARK SCHOOL TO THE CITY LIMITS, WHICH WAS PRESENTED AT THE LAST REGULAR MEETING, WERE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER, WITH THE REQUEST THAT HE CONTACT PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG THESE TWO STREETS WITH THE OFFER THAT THE CITY IS WILLING TO BEAR ONE—HALF THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS OF A CURBING WHICH WOULD BE FILLED WITH MATERIAL SUITABLE FOR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC. MR. RANDOLPH H. PERRY, AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, APPEARED BEFORE THE COUNCIL AND PRESENTED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION RESOLUTION PRESENTED BY WHICH WAS ADOPTED BY THAT BODY AT A MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 191, 1949 SCHOOL BOARD RESOLUTION PASSED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE AT A SPECIAL MEETING ON SEPT- EMBER 19, 1949 "RESOLVED, THAT IN THE JUDGEMENT OF THE BOARD THE CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT OF THE TWO SCHOOLS NOW UNDER CONSIDERATION WILL COST AS FOLLOWS: CITY HALF OF JOINT NEGRO HIGH SCHOOL $6009000. ANNEX TO VENABLE SCHOOL (H CLASSROOMS, • AUDITORIUM AND PLAYROOM, AND ALTERAT— IONS IN PRESENT STRUCTURE 3509000• AND IT IS RECOMMENDED TO THE COUNCIL THAT A TOTAL OF $950,000. BE PROVIDED FOR THESE PURPOSES."