ACCESS GATE, ATHLETIC FIELD NO. 4

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP85-00375R000300140006-9
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 26, 2003
• Sequence Number: 6
• Publication Date: August 14, 1981
• Content Type: MF

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MEMORANDMI FOR: Deputy Chief, Logistics Services Division/OL
STAT FROM: F__ I
Chief, Headquarters Engineering Branch
RECD/OL
SUBJECT: Access Gate, Athletic Field No. 4
REFERENCE: Memo for C/LSD/OL fr DC/B&SD/OP, subject
as above, dtd 25 June 81
1. The reference memorandum describes accurately the current
condition of the card-activated electric gate. The mechanism that
opens the gate has recently been less than reliable for a variety
of reasons.
2. The present method of using a chain and lock and having
the key issued to a game coordinator or umpire is probably the best
way to service this gate in view of past experience. The locking
arrangement may involve some short-term inconvenience for those who
would have to wait at the gate until the "key" person arrives, but
this is relatively insignificant compared to a malfunctioning card-
opening system which could cause the sporting event to be postponed.
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25 June 1981
NIEVORa\ n?1 FOR: Chief, Logistics Services Division/OL
STAT FROM
Deputy Chief, Benefits and Services Division/OP
Si ? ~.. Access Field #`4
1. The gate to our athletic complex is a limited access hydraulic
system. Entry to the area is.by access card method similar to the badge
system. An electric eye beam opens the gate for exit.
2. At present, the system is inoperable and has been secured by a
lock and chain to prevent entry of unauthorized personnel.
3. Prior to this year the system has worked well. However, this
year several people have used the wrong procedure in exiting, which has
caused the power to be tu~-ed off after the gate is locked. A bolt was
installed by logistics. to prevent this from happening again. However,
some person or persons ktd o:,,n have removed this bolt. In addition, the
striker latch to the black box. has been removed and is now bolted *to the
inside of the gate.
4. It is requested tr.at you authorize a member of your Division to
perform the necessary repairs to the gate as indicated in the above
nararraph.
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A CONTRACT for professional design of the 77-acre Langley Forest
ark has been approved by the Fairfax County Park Authority. Arthur
card Engineers will do the planning for $22,194. The park is on the north
de of Georgetown Pike (Route 193,) adjoining Central Intelligence
gency, between Chain Bridge Road, (just off the sketch at the left.) and
olley Madison Boulevard (Route 123,) (just off the sketch at the right).
e tract is part of 230 acres that was transferred to the National Park
ervice on August 16, 1971, in a ceremony with Mrs. Pat Nixon, wife of
en president Richard Nixon, as principal speaker.
?
Chris Duplessis pitched a no-
tter as Eleanor's Town & Country
inched the National League pen-
t in McLean Little League majors
ith a 7-1 win over McLean Hard-
are.
Ted Coburn made a three-run
mer and David Welsh slammed
ree hits to pace the Eleanor's
ack. David Stevens scored Hard-
are's lone run.
Fitzgerald Properties wrapped up
e American League pennant with a
3 w' ver Wayne Insulation be-
nd pitching of Paul Haugh,
ho so doubled. Chris Marple and
e Griffith had two hits each for the
inners, while Tom Gimer had two
is for Wayne.
Mike Walker cracked his 13th
mer and hurled the first five in
ngs to lead Equitable Construction
an 11-8 win over JKJ Chevrolet.
orn Mehen had a key hit for the
inners.
Matt Feinstein's three singles led
uitable to a 15-9 win over McLean
ardware as Brian Christensen and
i11 Glusman each pitched three in-
ings. `
DORSEY PALMER RICHARD-
SON of McLean is on the Dean's List
at Wofford College in Spartanburg,
S.C. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsey Richardson.
MARINE PRIVATE DANNY W.
TRAN of Anderson Road has com-
pleted Recruit Training at the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Cali-
fornia. A graduate of McLean High
School, Danny joined the Marine
Corps in February of 1982.
McLean Little League
Jason Green homered to lead
Eleanor's Town & Country to a win
over McLean Hobby Hutch, and
pitched a one-hitter to pace a 4-0 win
over Naval Air. Jason Lasky got
Naval Air's only hit, while Rennie
Morrissey pitched a strong game.
Paul Lozinsky socked a three-run
homer and Chris Duplessis knocked
a grand-slammer to lead Eleanor's to
an 8-3 win over Naval Air. Joey
Brown and Dan Lozinsky also had
two hits for Eleanor's, and Heath
Simon doubled. Alan Harper had
two hits for Naval Air.
Joe Griffith pitched a three-hitter
as Fitzgerald Properties beat Stalcup
Furniture 8-3. Joe Donan doubled
and made two great catches for. Fitz
gerald. Matt Dooley doubled for
Stalcup.-
JKJ Chevrolet edged McLean
Hobby Hutch 3-2 behind Luke An-
gell.
Morgan Till's late-inning homer
helped The Secretary's Friend re-
main undefeated in Single A with a
4-3 win over Rocco's Italian Restau-
rant.
Paul Addington tripled home
Michael Sipe to give McLean Jewel-
ers a 2-1 win over Property Associ-
ates in a Double A pitching duel be-
tween the Jewelers' Clay Flanagan
and Property's Drew Argent. Lind-
say Murray singled home, McLean
Jewelers first run, while David
Gehrman tripled in Property Associ-
ates' run.
McLean Jewelers crushed Video
Station 17-1 as Erik Lautier, Clay
Flanagan and Mike Hayes combined
for a one-hitter and 12 strike outs.
Banner Olsen hit a two-run double,
David Peters singled home a run and
Mike Hayes tripled.
Todd Boehly had four hits, in-
cluding a game-winning RBI, to
pace Enrico's Cleaners to a 14-13
win over The Sideboard Restau-
rant. John Milligan also had two hits
for Enrico's, and Steven Wolfe had
two for Sideboard.
Dan Pestorius pitched a two-hitter
and had two hits to pace McLean
Bank to a 12-4 win over Langley
Shopping Center. Ellen Kantor and
Anthony Zavadil led the fielding.
George F. Warner Co. beat'
McLean Barbers 14-11 as winning
pitcher Bobby Kolasky doubled.
-Ron Shafer
Board of Supervisors ..
Monday, June 14,1982
10:00 a.m. - Presentation of Northern Virginia Manpower Con-
sortium's 1981 Annual Report, highlights of the report to be presented by
Dr. Jane Work, Acting Chairman of the Northern Virginia Private In-
dustry Council.
10:00 a.m. - Presentation and discussion of Annual Analysis of
Wastewater Service Availability Fees for FY 1983 by Black & Veatch,
Consulting Engineers.
2:00 p.m. - Public hearing on proposed amendment to Chapter 112
(Zoning Ordinance) to amend Article 18, Administration, Amendments,
Violations and Penalties, Part 4, Variances, by revising Paragraph 3 of
Section 18-402, Authorization, to read as follows: 3. The concurring vote
of four members of the BZA shall be required to authorize a variance.
2:30 p.m. - Public hearing on Final Development Plan FDP 80-D-117
(James S. Albrittain) for 32 townhouse units osn property located on the s.
side of Kirby Rd., approx. 1,500 ft. e: of its junction with Great Falls St.,
approx. seven acres zoned PDH-5, Dranesville District.
4:00 p.m. - Joint public hearing with the Virginia Department of
Highways and Transportation on the FY 1983 Secondary Road Budget.
(Rezonings, development plans; permits, Mason, Springfield, Centervil-
le and Providence districts.)
Tuesday, June 15, 1982
7:30 p.m. - Public hearing on proposed amendments to the Com=
prehensive Plan resulting from the Occoquan Basin Study.
Wednesday, June 16, 1982
7:30 p.m. - Public hearing on cable television applications for Fairfax
County and the three evaluation reports presented on those applications..
The applications and reports are available for review in the Office of the
County's Cable Television Administrator, and in all Fairfax County
Public Libraries. Cable applicants will be allocated 30 minutes each at the
public hearing, and times for other interested parties will be assigned by
the Clerk's Office.
County Planning Commission
8:15 p.m. Thursday,
June 17, 1982
Rezonings, development plans, permits, Mason,
Springfield, Providence districts.
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