Shirley White and Sheila School Honored at 2013 Annual Meeting

Whereas, Shirley White was instrumental in promoting the establishment of the Prince William Area Members-At-Large Unit of the League of Women Voters of Virginia, and

Whereas, she has served regularly as an officer in the unit since its 2007 origin, and

Whereas, her thoughtful guidance has set a high standard for  service and problem-solving, and

Whereas, her skills and knowledge on proper procedures provided success in managing a major homeowners association election that resulted in substantial  funds for our operation, and

Whereas, her positive support and skills of diplomacy give encouragement to all members, and

Whereas, the Prince William Area League of Women Voters wishes to recognize her service and example of excellence,

We hereby proudly honor her with The Founders Award at this, our Sixth Annual Meeting, on the Eighteenth  Day of May, 2013.

Whereas, Sheila School was instrumental in promoting the establishment of the Prince William Area Members At Large Unit of the League of Women Voters of Virginia, and

Whereas, she has served, without interruption, as a Co-Chair of the unit since its 2007 origin, and

                                                               

Whereas, her enthusiasm for the unit’s success has been essential to its survival, and

Whereas, she has given unflagging support for the unit’s conversion to a full League, and

Whereas, her keen interest in women’s history and women authors has promoted a similar interest among our members, and

Whereas, the Prince William Area League of Women Voters wishes to recognize her service and inspiration,

We hereby proudly honor her with The Founders Award at this, our Sixth Annual Meeting, on this Eighteenth  Day of May, 2013.

Prince William County Board of County Supervisors Agenda for 5-21

PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA

BOARD OF COUNTY SUPERVISORS

Board Chamber, One County Complex Court

Prince William, Virginia 22192 

HON. COREY A. STEWART, CHAIRMAN HON. W.S. WALLY COVINGTON III, VICE CHAIRMAN HON. MAUREEN S. CADDIGAN HON. PETE CANDLAND HON. JOHN D. JENKINS HON. MICHAEL C. MAY HON. MARTIN E. NOHE HON. FRANK J. PRINCIPI

May 21, 2013
1. Pledge of Allegiance 2:00 P.M. 
2. Invocation
Reverend Mark Olson, Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, Haymarket 
3. Citizens' Time 
4. PresentationsA. - Presentation – Prince William Coalition for Human Services Needs Assessment – Francis Harris – Prince William Coalition for Human Services
5. County ExecutiveA. – Presentation – Economic Development Quarterly Report – Jeff Kaczmarek – Economic Development
6. County Attorney A. RES – Authorize - Public Hearing to Consider Proposed
Amendments to Chapters 2 (Administration), 4(Animals and Fowl), 5(Building and Building Regulations), 13 (motor Vehicles and Traffic), 16 (Miscellaneous Offenses), 20 (Police), 22(Refuse), and 27 (Taxicabs); Initiate Zoning Text Amendments – Bobbi Jo Alexis – County Attorney’s Office B. RES - Authorize - Closed Meeting
7. Communications and Economic DevelopmentA. – Presentation – County Branding Strategy – Jason
Grant – Communications and Jeff Kaczmarek – Economic Development 
8. Finance Office A. RES – Authorize – Public Hearing to Consider Adoption of an Ordinance Establishing a Tourism Zone, a Tourism Plan, and a Tourism Project; and to Approve a Performance Agreement Relating to the Financing of Certain Facilities in the Cherry Hill Community Development Authority (Also known as Harbor Station and to be known as Potomac Shores)- Steve Solomon – Finance Office
9. Planning
 A. RES – Transfer, Budget and Appropriate $5,527,008 in Proffer Funds to the School Board for School Purposes – Lisa Fink-Butler – Planning Office
10. Department of Transportation
 A. RES - Transfer $71,495 within the Street Lighting Program; Budget, Transfer $52,125 from Engineering Consultant Services in the Transportation and Roadway Improvement Program Operating Budget; and Transfer $47,563 from the Fiscal Year 2013 Administrative Contingency Reserve to the Street Lighting Program Budget for Payment of Electric Utilities – Thomas Blaser – Department of Transportation
B. RES – Award - $5,784,462 Design-Build Contract to Branch Highways Incorporated for the Heritage Center Parkway and Route 1 Improvements Project – Potomac Magisterial District - Thomas Blaser – Department of Transportation
C. RES – Establish – Prince William County Project List for the Virginia Department of Transportation
FY14-FY19 Six-Year Program Allocation and the Northern Virginia Transportation Authority FY 2014 Program – Thomas Blaser – Department of Transportation
 D. RES – Authorize – Grant Application Under the Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery Discretionary Grant Program for the
Route 1 Featherstone Drive to Marys Way Project – Thomas Blaser – Department of Transportation
 E. RES – Endorse – Virginia Department of Transportation
I-66/Route 15 Interchange Project – Gainesville Magisterial District – Thomas Blaser – Department of Transportation
11. Intergovernmental Report
12. Supervisors’ Time
 A. RES - Initiate – Zoning Text Amendment to Regulate Event
Centers – Nick Evers – Planning Office
 B. RES – Appoint – Bob Greenburg of 13111 Bigleaf Maple
Court, Gainesville as a Regular At-Large
Representative to the Prince William County Trails
and Blueways Council – Supervisor Covington
 C. RES – Appoint – Harrison A. Glasgow of 8318 Highland
Street, Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial
District Representative to the Solid Waste
Citizens Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 D. RES – Appoint – Joan Moon of 13660 Brendon Drive,
Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial District
Representative to the Solid Waste Citizens
Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe 
  E. RES – Appoint – Lou Balboni of 8229 Penny Lane, Manassas
as a Regular Coles Magisterial District
Representative to the Solid Waste Citizens
Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 F. RES – Appoint – Isabel Morrow of 13739 Santa Rosa Court,
Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial District
Representative to the Solid Waste Citizens
Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 G. RES – Appoint – Mary Lou Malo of 13884 Napa Drive,
Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial District
Representative to the – Solid Waste Citizens
Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 H. RES – Appoint – Anne Bryant of 14530 Idlebrook Court,
Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial District
Representative to the Solid Waste Citizens
Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 I. RES – Appoint – Steve Markman of 13665 Independence
Drive, Manassas as a Regular Coles Magisterial
District Representative to the Solid Waste
Citizens Advisory Group – Supervisor Nohe
 J. RES – Appoint – Nancy West of 3867 Cameron Street,
Dumfries as the Regular At-Large Representative to
the Commission on Aging – Supervisor Caddigan
13. Closed Meeting
 A. RES – Certify Closed Meeting
14. Adjourn
 A. RES – Adjourn Meeting

6th Annual Meeting: Don't miss it!

Save the Date!

6^th Annual Meeting

Noon - 2:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Olde Towne Sports Pub (private room) 8971 Center Street, Manassas

Start at noon with greetings, time to purchase tickets for door prizes, meeting new and returning members and lunch; followed by the business meeting that includes the election of Officers, Treasurers report, adoption of the Budget, reports of our busy year, membership renewal and "Sterling remarks" from a special visitor: Anne Sterling, the VA League's presumptive new President to be elected at the June 1st Convention! Two State League Board of Directors nominees will also attend.

Nominees To Serve July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2015

Chair - Carol Noggle

Vice Chair - May Louise Zumwalt

Treasurer - Margo Larson

Secretary - Jessie Barringer

Nominations may also be made from the floor.

Photo of one of the door prizes is attached: a care-free terrarium designed and created by our member, Linda Larsen. 

It’s time to renew your Membership.  The renewal form is attached for your convenience.

Menu options available to order on arrival (individual payments, please) are listed here:

Salads Ty Cobb Salad: lettuce, tomato, cucumber, red onion, Monterey jack and cheddar cheese, hard-boiled egg, bacon and croutons, topped w. grilled chicken: $10.99 (can be ordered with no bacon or chicken) Caesar Salad (with chicken): 10.99 (with salmon): 13.99 Sandwiches Strasburger:  (cooked to order): lettuce, tomato, onion on a Kaiser bun: $9.99 Pork BBQ:  tender pulled pork BBQ on a Kaiser roll with a side of coleslaw: $7.99 Falcon: blackened grilled chicken breast with lettuce, tomato, onion and mayo: $8.99               Anyone with diet restrictions may want to call the Pub prior to the 18th.

Please RSVP to Jessie Barringer at msjwnb@aol.com or 703-753-0420 by May 15^th.