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UTILITIES GRANTED - JEFF. TOWNE APTS. PHASE II & III ORDINANCE ADOPTED - SEC. 4, ART. III, APP. II HARTMAN~S MILL RD. AMENDED MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN ADOPTED MATTER RE: PROPERTY .FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL C. M. AUTHORIZED RE: ENGINEERING FIRM REQUESTING UTILITIES TO SERVE PHASE II AND Ill OF HIS DEVELOPMENT CONSISTING OF 114 UNITS. THE CITY MANAGER STATED THAT UTILITIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS DEVELOPMENT AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST BE GRANTED. ON MOTION BY MR. BARBOUR~ SECONDED BY MR. DAVIS, THE FORE- GOING RECOMMENDATION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED. A COMMUNICATION WAS PRESENTED FROM THE PLANNING COHMISSION RECOMMENDING THAT THE REQUEST OF THE HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR REZONING ON HARTMANtS MILL ROAD BE GRANTED. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING THE DISTRICT MAP INCORPORATED IN SECTION 4 OF ARTICLE 111 OF APPENDIX II OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, 1965, BY THE REZONING OF A PORTION OF A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED ON HARTMAN'S MILL ROAD" WAS OFFERED BY MR. DAVIS, SECONDED BY MR. WRIGHT, AND ADOPTED BY THE FOLLOWING RECORDED VOTE: AYES: MR. BARBOUR, MR. DAVIS, MR. FIFE, MR. VAN YAHRES AND MR. WRIGHT. NOES: NONE. THE PLANNING DIRECTOR PRESENTED THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION FOR AN AMENDED MAJOR THOROUGHFARE PLAN. HE STATED THAT THE COMMISSION WAS LOOKING AT THE PLAN FROM AN OVER ALL TRANSPORTATION STANDPOINT AND NOT JUST STREETS~ AND THAT IT WAS DESIGNED ALONG THE FOLLOWING PLANNING PRINCIPLES: NEIGHBORHOOD INTEGRITY~ PRESERVATION OF SOUND HOUSING, TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM THAT DOES NOT CUT PEOPLE OFF FROM PUBLIC FACILITIES~ ~IP~ENTAL PROTECTION, BALANCED TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM~ FULL USE OF EXISTING STREETS~ AND PROVIDING A THOROUGHFARE PLAN THAT THE CITY CAN AFFORD. THE COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED T~ H~Q'~'~.,TH-~R~UG~[ARE~.EAN/W~TH THE~-EXC:EPTiON' OF'PRES:TON/. A MOTION BY MR. DAVIS~ AVENUE. SECONDED BY ~R. WRIGHT THAT THE PREVIOUSLY ADOPTED MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN BE AMENDED TO LIMIT CONSTRUCTION TO FOUR TRAFFIC LANES ON PRESTON AVENUE BETWEEN MC INTIRE ROAD AND ~OTH STREET~ BUT PURCHASE RIGHT-OF-WAY TO ACCOMMODATE SI~ LANES~ WAS ADOPTED BY THE FOLLOWING VOTE: AYES: MR. DAVIS, MR. VAN YAHRES AND MR. WRIGHT. NOES: MR. BARBOUR AND MR. FIFE. ON MOTION BY MR. ~ARBOUR~ SECONDED BY MR. WRIGHT~ THE CITY MANAGER AND PLANNING DIRECTOR WERE AUTHORIZED TO PRESENT AND DISCUSS THE PROPOSED MASTER THOROUGHFARE PLAN WITH THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BEFORE A PUBLIC HEARING IS HELD. THE CITY ATTORNEY REPORTED THAT THE OWNERS OF PARCELS A AND B~ NEEDED FOR THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL~ HAVE VOLUNTARILY AGREED TO SELL TO THE CITY AT THE AGREED PRICE. HE STATED THAT ONE OF THE OWNERS DESIRES A DEFERRED PAYMENT AS TO A PART OF HIS SHARE OF THE AGREED PRICE~ AND REQUESTED THE COUNCIL TO APPROVE THE EXECUTION OF FIVE PROMISSORY NOTES TO COVER SUCH PAYMENTS. (COPIES ON FILE WITH CLERK OF THE COUNCIL). ON MOTION BY MR. WRIGHT, SECONDED BY MR. FIFE~ THE MAYOR WAS AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THESE NOTES ON BEHALF OF THE CITY. ON MOTION BY k~R. FIFE~ SECONDED BY MR. ~ARBOUR~ THE CITY MANAGER WAS AUTHORIZED TO EMPLOY A CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRM TO DESIGN THE BRIDGE AND NEW MELBOURNE ROAD. THE WELFARE REPORT WAS PRESENTED AND ORDERED FILED WITH THE MINUTES OF TH;~S MEETING. ~ CLERK COUNCIL CHAMBER - JUNE 7, 1971 MATTER RE: REDISTRICTING JOINT HEALTH DEPT. THE COUNCIL MET IN REGULAR SESSION ON THIS DATE WITH THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. BARBOUR~ MR. DAVIS~ MR. FIFE, MR. VAN YAHRES AND MR. WRIGHT. ABSENT: NONE. DR. AD D. BESTEBREURTJE~ PASTOR OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, GAVE THE INVOCATION. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF MAY 17, 1971 WERE APPROVED AS CORRECTED. DR. GEORGE MOORE~ DIRECTOR OF THE JOINT HEALTH DEPARTMENT, ADDRESSED THE COUNCIL CONCERNING REDISTRICTING THE JOINT HEALTH DEPARTHENT BY ALLOWING NELSON COUNTy TO JOIN OUR DEPARTMENT. HE STATED THAT DR. MALCOLM TENNEY~ HEALTH OFFICER FOR NELSON COUNTY, HAS RECEIVED ENDORSEMENT FROM THE NELSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR THE MERGER. DR. MOORE SUGGESTED THAT IF WE ADD ADDITIONAL COUNTIES THAT THEY BE ADDED ONE AT A TIME WITH TIME BETWEEN TO CONSOLIDATE. DR. MOORE RECOMMENDED THAT NELSON COUNTY BE ALLOWED