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A Regular Meeting of the Frederick County Board of
Supervisors was held on September 23, 1987, at 7:15 P.M., in the
Board of Supervisor's Meeting Room, Frederick County Courthouse,
Loudoun Street Mall, Winchester, Virginia.
PRESENT Kenneth Y. Stiles, Chairman; Will L. Owings,
11 Vice - Chairman; Robert M. Rhodes; Rhoda W. Maddox; Thomas B.
Throckmorton and C. William Orndoff, Jr.
CALL TO ORDER
The Chairman called the meeting to order.
INVOCATION
The invocation was delivered by the Reverend David C.
Farabee of the Gainesboro United Methodist Church.
ADOPTION OF AGENDA
Mr. Riley stated that he had a request from the School
Board and a request from the Director of Information Services.
Mr. Orndoff stated that he had a report from the Fire and
Rescue Committee.
Mrs. Maddox stated that she had a question pertaining to
11 the local Health Department.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Mrs. Maddox and Mr. Stiles stated that they had discussed
these appointments with a few County residents but had no firm
committments at this time.
RESOLUTION RATIFYING THE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S ACTION IN
AWARDING THE SCHOOL BONDS TO VPSA - APPROVED
Upon motion made by Will L. Owings, seconded by Thomas B.
Throckmorton and passed unanimously, the following resolution
was approved:
WHEREAS, by resolution adopted on August 26, 1987 (the
Prior Resolution), the Board of Supervisors of Frederick County,
Virginia (the County), provided for the issuance of $390,000
School Bonds, Series of 1987B (the Bonds);
WHEREAS, such resolution authorized the County
Administrator to award the Bonds to the Virginia Public School
Authority (the Authority) at such interest rate or rates as
would produce a differential in each year of not more than one -
tenth of one percent (1 /10 of 1 %) over the annual rate to be
paid by the Authority on the Bonds it will sell to provide funds
to purchase the County's Bonds, provided that the net interest
cost to the County should not exceed 9% per year; and
WHEREAS, on September 23, 1987, the County
Administrator on behalf of the County awarded the Bonds, bearing
interest at the annual rates shown on Exhibit A hereto, to the
Authority;
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF FREDERICK
COUNTY, VIRGINIA, that the action of the County Administrator
on September 23, 1987, awarding the Bonds to the Authority, is
hereby ratified, approved and confirmed and that the Bonds shall
bear interest at the annual rates shown on Exhibit A.
The undersigned Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of
Frederick County, Virginia, hereby certifies that the foregoing
constitutes a true and correct extract from the minutes of a
regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors held the 23rd day of
September, 1987, and of the whole thereof so far as applicable
to the matters referred to in such extract.
WITNESS my signature and the seal of the Board of
Supervisors of Frederick County, Virginia, this 23rd day of
September, 1987.
/s/ John R. Riley, Jr.
Clerk, Board of Supervisors of
Frederick County, Virginia
(SEAL)
FROM VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS AND TRANS -
N - APPROVED
Upon motion made by Robert M. Rhodes, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the request from
the Virginia Department of Highways and Transportation to close
a portion of Route 621 for approximately one week was approved.
BOARD MAKES REQUEST TO THE STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT FOR
MORE SANITARIANS
Mrs. Maddox stated that she had been made aware of a
situation with the Health Department wherein a couple had to
forfeit their $1,000 deposit they only had a verbal agreement
with the Health Department. She stated that this had to do with
land being perked. She further stated that there were only two
Sanitarians on staff for this area and she would like for the
Board to make a request to the State for additional Sanitarians.
Mr. Stiles stated that this is handled by the State and he
understood there was a three to six month backlog. He requested
that Mr. Riley contact Dr. Pedersen, local Health Department
Director, and request that he attend a Board meeting in the very
near future.
Mr. Riley stated that Delegate Alson Smith had been trying
to get Sanitarians from nearby areas to assist the County but
apparently had not been too successful.
PLANNING COMMISSION BUSINESS
PUBLIC HEARING
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VACATION OF A 50 FOOT RIGHT -OF -WAY IN THE A. MELVIN LEWIS
SUBDIVISION BY MR. AND MRS. BOZIDAR JANARTEV - APPROVED
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Mr. Watkins, Planning and Development Director, presented
this request and stated that the Planning Commission had
recommended approval.
Mr. William Mote, Attorney, appeared before the Board on
behalf of the Petitioner.
Mrs. James Casey appeared before the Board and stated that
she owns lot 13, which is on the other side of the parcel in
question, and that she would like to purchase this parcel or at
least half of it depending on how the County plans to disposee
of it.
Mr. Riley stated that the title is with the County and the
method of disposal would be through sealed bids according to the
State Code.
Mr. Bart Tizio appeared before the Board and stated that he
owns property on both sides, 3.6 acres in one parcel and 3 acres
in the other and he wanted to know how this would affect him.
Mr. Stiles replied that he would not be affected in any
way.
Mrs. Maddox and Mr. Throckmorton stated that this brought
up the question on how abandonments are handled as far as
notifying adjoining property owners.
Mr. Stiles requested that Mr. Gyurisin and the
Transportation Committee come up with a plan for notification on
abandon-
ments.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the vacation of a
50 foot right -of -way in the A. Melvin Lewis Subdivision was
approved to be advertised "For Sale ".
VACATION OF A 60 FOOT RIGHT -OF -WAY IN THE SENSENY HEIGHTS
SUBDIVISION BY MR. LESTER "BUD" ELLIOTT - APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission recommended approval.
Mr. Elliott appeared before the Board on behalf of his
request.
There was no opposition.
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Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes and passed unanimously, the vacation of a 60
foot right -of -way in the Senseny Heights Subdivision by Mr.
Lester "Bud" Elliott was approved.
ADOPTION OF THE 1988 -1989 SIX YEAR SECONDARY ROAD
IMPROVEMENT PLAN FOR FREDERICK COUNTY - APPROVED
Mr. Bill Bushman, Resident Engineer; Mr. Copp and Jeff
Kessler of the Virginia Department of Highways and
Transportation, appeared before the Board to explain and discuss
with the Board the Six Year Secondary Road Improvement Plan.
Mr. Steve Grant, resident of Route 600, appeared before the
Board and requested that Route 600 be left as number 3 on the
major projects list as there was a lot of increased traffic on
this road and due to the fact the School bus has to travel this
Route, he felt it imperative that this road be scheduled for
work as soon as possible.
Mrs. Maddox asked if the Highway Department automatically
put up 25 mile per hour flashers in a School zone.
Mr. Bushman replied no, the School Board has to request
that this be done and they pay for it.
Mr. Roger Crosen, area resident, appeared before the Board
and stated that he would like to reiterate what Mr. Grant had
said earlier with reference to Route 600.
Mrs. Barbara Jackson, resident of Route 600, appeared
before the Board to ask if the Highway Department would be
taking any or all of her property for this road construction.
It was explained to Mrs. Jackson that this was not known at
this time and that Route 600 had been added only because of
construction of the new School.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes and passed unanimously, the Major Projects list
for the 1988 -1989 Six Year Secondary Road Improvement Plan was
approved as amended in the presentation.
Upon motion made by Rhoda W. Maddox, seconded by C. William
Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the New Hardsurface listing
in the 1988 -1989 Six Year Secondary Road Improvement Plan was
approved.
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MAJOR PROJECTS
Major projects are projects where reconstruction of hard
surfaced (paved) roads is needed for safety reasons. Road
width, alignment, strength and gradient improvements are
considered for major projects.
RECOMMENDED SIX -YEAR MAJOR PROJECT ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN
Current
Rank Notes
Route
From To
ADT
District
under
construction
672
749 667
1339
Stonewall
under
construction
628
622 638
999
Back Creek
under
construction
628
638 631
1211
Back Creek
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1.
3.*
672
661 I -81
648
Stonewall
2.
new
project
645
Access im-
1054
Shawnee
proved btwn
Rt. 522 &
Airport
3.
new
project
600
Widen & im-
516
Gainesboro
prove btwn
Rt. 679 & 1
mi. North
4.
5.*
661
672 663
808
Stonewall
5.
6.*
628
631 732
1545
Back Creek
_.-
6.
7.*
656 **
657 659
1042
Shawnee
(Incl.
inter-
sect.)
7.
8.*
621 * **
622 Approx.
1122
Back Creek
.6 mi.
S 622
incl.
"S" turn
8.
new
project
647
Widen & im-
2939+
Opequon
improve btwn
Rt. 277 & 642
9.
9.*
608
50 Approx.
1122
Back Creek
3 mi. S.
10.
new
project
659
Widen & im-
193
Shawnee
prove btwn
bridge & Rt. 7
11.
new
project
656
Widen & im-
1300
Shawnee
prove btwn
Rt. 655 & 657
12.
new
projects
towns
curb & gutter
Stephens
improvements
City
13.
new
projects
towns
curb & gutter
Middletown
improvements
14.
new
project
642
Lake- 522 S.
1028+
Shawnee
side Dr.
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15. new project 664 761 660 1000 Stonewall
16. new project 660 664 7 1133 Stonewall
* * **
17. new project 622 WCL 37 6620 Back Creek
Notes
*Prior Year Rank.
* *Route 656, Greenwood Road, is to include the intersection of
Route 656 and Route 659, Valley Mill Road, (including "S"
curve leg of 659 from 656).
** *Route 621 is to include drainage improvements South of Route
622 and realignment of "S" turn.
* ** *ADT - Average Daily Traffic 1985.
* ** *Coordinate with City of Winchester Transportation Plans.
RECOMMENDED SIX -YEAR NEW HARDSURFACE ROAD IMPROVEMENT PLAN
New hardsurface projects are road projects where reconstruction
of non - hardsurface roads is considered primarily with relation
to the amount of traffic served.
Current
Rank Notes Route From To ADT District
under construction 671 740 681 .139 Gainesboro
under construction 619 622 608 224 Back Creek
under construction 654 .5 mi. 1.5 mi. 142 Back Creek
S. 803 S. 803
under construction 820 659 end 133 Shawnee
1.
6.*
676
671
677
124
Gainesboro
2.
7.*
668
11
671
103
Stonewall
3.
new project
681
end
.2 mi.
85
Gainesboro
of H.
W. Bk.
S.
Crk.
4.
new project
673
739
663
76
Stonewall
5.
8.*
661
660
659
103
Stonewall
6.
9.*
635
634
637
79
Opequon
7.
10.*
809
817
end
273
Back Creek
8.
ll.*
666
664
761
42
Stonewall
9.
12.*
695
522 N.
1 mi.
54
Gainesboro
N. 522
10.
13.*
734
522 N.
1 mi.
74
Gainesboro
S. 522
11.
14.*
649
648
625
64
Back Creek
12.
15.*
636
640
641
32
Opequon
13.
16.*
636
641
641 N.
18
Opequon
321
14.
new
project
706
11
end
144
Back Creek
15.
new
project
702
703
W.
VA.
99
Gainesboro
16.
new
project
701
703
W.
VA.
82
Gainesboro
17.
new
project
695
522
W.
VA.
65
Gainesboro
18.
new
project
692
600
W.
VA.
105
Gainesboro
19.
new
project
625
624
635
155
Opequon
20.
new
project
699
5.694
.5
mi.
105
Gainesboro
S .
21. new project 633 11 625 101 Opequon
22. ** 5.* 696 522 694 72 Gainesboro
23. ** 17.* 638 759 625 66 Opequon
24. ** 18.* 629 622 608 96 Back Creek
Notes
*Prior Year Rank.
* *Right -of -way not available.
** *ADT - 1985 Average Daily Traffic Count
BRIDGE AND OTHER SECONDARY ROAD PROJECT RECOMMENDATIONS
Bridges
1. Routes 622 and 620 - widen bridge (at Opequon); ADT -845
(Back Creek).
2. Route 659 - widen bridge (near Route 7), see major project
#5; ADT -193 (Shawnee).
Other
3. Routes 608 and 681, unpaved sections, need special attention
for maintenance, spot widened and tree removal for improved
site distance (Gainesboro).
4. Route 627, West of Middletown, requires special attention
for maintenance to improve site distances at curves
( Opequon).
5. Route 644 - provide improved maintenance and improve ford
signage (Shawnee).
6. Route 522 North - improve intersection at Route 693
(Gainesboro).
7. Baker Lane - improve road alignments.
8. Sign improvement on Route 620 and 621.
SUBDIVISION REQUEST - BOWMAN - GLAIZE LAND - APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that there
were two separate requests, one for sewer extension and one for
the subdivision.
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Mr. B. J. Tisinger, Attorney, appeared before the Board on
behalf of this request.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the utility service
extension to serve a lot along 50 East near the K -Mart property
was approved.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the subdividing of
two lots was approved.
MEMORANDUM RE: LAKESIDE MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
REVISIONS - APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission recommended approval.
Mr. Chuck Maddox, of Clifford Associates, appeared before
the Board on behalf of this request.
There was no opposition to this request.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the revisions for
the Lakeside Master Development Plan were approved.
REVISED PRELIMINARY MASTER DEVE
- LOCKHART SUBDI - TABLED
PLAN - KERNS LOTS
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission had recommended denial on July 1, 1987.
It was noted at this time that the adjoining property
owners had not been notified which is a requirement, therefore
this request was tabled.
REVISED PRELIMINARY MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN - DOMINION
KNOLLS - TABLED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission had recommended approval.
Mr. Tom Davis, representative of Dove Associates, appeared
before the Board on behalf of this request.
Ms. Jean Calloway, of Dominion Associates, also appeared
before the Board on behalf of this request.
Mr. Stiles asked about the maintenance of the streets.
Mr. Davis replied that the streets would be maintained by
the Homeowners Association.
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Mr. Orndoff asked about the requirement of sidewalks.
Mr. Davis stated that this would be addressed on the final
plan.
Mr. Watkins stated that sidewalks and curbs would be
required on the final master plan.
Mr. Owings asked how many entrances there would be to the
property.
Mr. Davis replied two.
Ms. Jean Calloway stated that construction was slated for
early Spring and this project will be done most likely in two
phases.
Mr. Stiles asked if the County would require a buffer along
Baker Lane.
Mr. Watkins replied no.
Mr. Orndoff asked where overflow of traffic would go.
Mr. Davis replied that some thirty extra spaces will be
provided to handle this.
Mr. Orndoff asked if these units will be rental or will
they be sold.
Ms. Calaway replied sold, $75,000 - $85,000.
Mr. Orndoff stated that he had a problem with only two
parking spaces being provided per unit.
Upon motion made by C. William Orndoff, Jr. and seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes to deny this request.
The above motion had the following recorded vote: Aye -
Kenneth Y. Stiles, Robert M. Rhodes and C. William Orndoff, Jr.
Nay - Will L. Owings, Rhoda W. Maddox and Thomas B.
Throckmorton, thus leaving this request on the table.
PRELIMINARY MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN - MILL RACE ESTATES -
APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission recommended approval.
It was noted that the map presented in the Agenda was
incorrect inasmuch as the lots were not the required size.
Mr. Doug Legge, of Greenway Engineering, appeared before
the Board on behalf of this request.
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Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes, to approve the preliminary master development
plan of Mill Race Estates.
The above motion was approved by the following recorded
vote: Aye - Kenneth Y. Stiles, Will L. Owings, Robert M. Rhodes
and Thomas B. Throckmorton. Nay - Rhoda W. Maddox and C.
William Orndoff, Jr.
PRELIMINARY MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN - BEDFORD VILLAGE -
APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission recommended approval.
Mr. Doug Legge, of Greenway Engineering, appeared before
the Board on behalf of this request.
Mr. Stiles stated that these lot sizes are not correct
either, they have to be a minimum of 10,000 square feet.
Mr. Throckmorton asked about the buffer.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes and passed unanimously, to keep the 100 foot
buffer and waive the open space requirement.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the preliminary
master development plan, as amended, of Bedford Village was
approved.
PRELIMINARY MASTER DEVEOPMENT PLAN - UPPER VALLEY
BUSINESS PARK - APPROVED
Mr. Watkins presented this request and stated that the
Planning Commission recommended approval.
Mr. Bob Mitchell, Attorney representing the
Petitioner,appeared before the Board on behalf of this request.
Upon motion made by Thomas B. Throckmorton, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the preliminary
master development plan of Upper Valley Business Park was
approved.
REQUEST OF THE FREDERICK - WINCHESTER SERVICE AUTHORITY TO
USE THE LANDFILL FOR CO- DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE SLUDGE -
APPROVED
Upon motion made by Robert M. Rhodes, seconded by Will L.
Owings and passed unanimously, the request of the Frederick-
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Winchester Service Authority to use the County Landfill for co-
disposal of sewage sludge from the Opequon Regional Wastewater
Treatment Plant was approved.
REGIONAL JAIL ARCHITECTURAL FIRM RECOMMENDATION -
APPROVED
Mr. Riley presented this recommendation as stated below:
The Ad Hoc Regional Jail Committee members have completed
their individual evaluations of architectural firm proposals and
on Friday, September 18, 1987, held a meeting with the top
ranked firm, Sheretz, Franklin, Crawford, Shaffner (SFCS).
Among other projects, SFCS designed the Augusta, Pittsylvania
and Brunswick County Jails; the Rappahannock Regional Security
Center in Fredericksburg; and, closer to home, the Westminster -
Canterbury Retirement Community.
SFCS has proposed a two part design schedule as follows:
PART 1 - PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Needs Assessment
Site Assessment
- Boundary Survey
- Topgraphic Survey
- Subsurface Investigations
- Utilities
- Land Acquisition
- zoning
Cost Consulting
PART 2 - DESIGN
Schematic Design
Design Development
Construction Documents
Construction Bidding
Construction Administration
Because of the indeterminate nature of some of the Part 1
tasks, SFCS proposes to perform these services on an hourly
basis, for an estimated cost of $25,000. Once SFCS completes
Part I they will be able to determine the total estimated cost
of the jail and their Part 2 design fees- -which will be handled
through a fixed fee contract.
SFCS has suggested that the Part 1 Program Development
tasks can be finished by December I 1987. Allowing up to one
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month for the County's review and comments on Part 1
conclusions, the architects could then proceed with Part 2 on
Jaunary 1, 1988. Construction bids could be let in June and
construction could get underway in July.
Board approval is requested to retain SFCS to design the
jail.
Also, the Ad Hoc Committee requests that the Board
authorize advertisment for the Jail Administrator position.
Both the Committee and SFCS want the Jail Administrator to
assist with some of the design decisions and overall project
programming.
I will continue to chair the Ad Hoc Committee, however, at
the Board's October 14th meeting, the Committee hopes to be in a
position to recommend adoption of the Regional Jail Agreement
and have the Board appoint new Regional Jail Board members.
Upon motion made by Robert M. Rhodes, seconded by C.
William Orndoff, Jr. and passed unanimously, the Regional Jail
Architectural Firm recommendation and authorization for the
advertisement for the Jail Administrator position was approved.
REQUEST FROM THE SCHOOL BOARD OF AN ADDITIONAL
APPROPRIATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $295,O00 - APPROVED
Mr. Riley stated that correspondence had been received
from the School Board wherein they are requesting an additional
appropriation in the amount of $295,000 with $260,000 for
additional personnel and $35,000 for renovations to the old
Stephens City Elementary School. This is to increase State
basic aid to the 1987 -88 School budget.
Upon motion made by Will L. Owings, seconded by Thomas B.
Throckmorton and passed unanimously, the above request was
approved.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
WINCHESTER REGIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY REPORT
It was noted that this was for the Board's information
only:
The Winchester Regional Airport Authority met on September
3, 1987, with the following members and staff in attendance:
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Paul G. Anderson, Jr.; Ronald J. Brown; B. Ben Dutton, Jr.;
Arthur H. Fulton; Philip E. Groves; Raleigh H. Watson, Jr.;
Airport Manager Ken Wiegand and Assistant County Administrator
Stephen F. Owen.
The following items were discussed:
1. The Authority's meeting time was changed to the second
Thursday of each month.
2. Planning for the Airport's Golden Anniversary is
underway, more details will be forthcoming.
3. A new computer system has been installed at the Airport
which includes an excellent management software package.
4. At the last Virginia Aviation Conference, the Aviation
Board approved the Authority's request for a commercial airport
license. The Board also tentatively approved the Authority's
request to use promotional money for an air service feasibility
study.
5. Newly revised Airport minimum standards were reviewed
and scheduled for a September 17th public hearing. The new
standards better protect the Authority's financial and safety
interests by upgrading fueling and fire prevention regulations,
as well as hangar and pavement standards.
6. The Authority's engineers, Delta Associates, are
reviewing Arthur Fulton's site and building plans for his new
hangar.
7. The Authority recently purchased a used fuel truck for
av -gas and completely overhauled an old fuel truck which
provides jet fuel.
8. The Airport's 5 year capital improvement plan has been
forwarded to the FAA for comment. It includes a new terminal
apron, land reimbursement, taxi strip and a tee hangar project
in 1988 and a runway extension in 1989.
9. Arthur T. Clinton will be Shenandoah County's
representative on the Authority.
10. An air feasibility study proposal was tabled until more
information can be obtained. The study would provide the
Authority with a marketing report on the feasibility of
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attracting a commercial air service firm to the Airport.
11. Ken Wiegand was promoted from Airport Manager to
Executive Director.
T FROM DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SERVICES FOR UN-
UPTABLE POWER SUPPLY - APPROVED
Upon motion made by Rhoda W. Maddox, seconded by Robert M.
Rhodes and passed unanimously, the expenditure of $41,385.75 for
uninterruptable power supply in the Data Processing Department
was approved. This will protect the County's mainframe computer
and I/O Devices from lighting.
FIRE AND RESCUE COMMITTEE REPORT
Mr. Orndoff, Chairman of the Fire and Rescue Committee,
presented the following report:
The Fire and Rescue Committee met on Monday, September 21,
1987, at 7:30 P.M., in the Greenwood Fire Company facility. All
Fire Companies were present. Also in attendance was County
Administrator John R. Riley, Jr. Board member C. William
Orndoff, Jr. was absent.
The following items were discussed, however, none require
Board action at this time:
Approval of Frederick County's Emergency Operations Plan
The Companies have reviewed the Emergency Operations Plan
for Frederick County and concur with same.
yment of F
sociation
Allocation to Fire and Rescue
The Fire and Rescue Association has requested release of
funds for payment ($31,419.65) for bills incurred. The County
Administrator will research procedures and report back to the
Committee.
Emergency Services Coordinator
The County Administrator advised the Committee he had been
in touch with Mr. Homer Sanders about the feasibility of serving
in a part -time contractual capacity as the Emergency Services
Coordinator for Frederick County. Mr. Sanders has indicated a
willingness to serve and the Committee recommends same.
Upon motion made by C. William Orndoff, Jr., seconded by
Robert M. Rhodes and passed unanimously, the above was approved.
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UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY,
IT WAW/0RDERED THAT THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ADJOURN.
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