Collection: Robert C. Fitzgerald papers, 1955/1989, bulk 1973/1988 - ARVAS Search Results

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Pittsylvania County Immunity Suit Appeal. Correspondence, 1984/1985 Box MSS 04-4, Box 11

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Pittsylvania County Immunity Suit Appeal. [Final draft of Memorandum of Pittsylvania County on Legal Standards for Granting Partial Immunity; Petition for Appeal], 1985 Box MSS 04-4, Box 12

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Pittsylvania County Immunity Suit Appeal. Goodyear Agreement, 1985 Box MSS 04-4, Box 12

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Pittsylvania County Memorandum to Board of Supervisors re proposed annexation by the city of Danville, 1976 Box MSS 04-4, Box 9

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Pittsylvania County Partial Immunity Notice Revised from May 1984, 1984 Box MSS 04-4, Box 11

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Pittsylvania County Planning Commission. School Appraisal Data, 1983 Box MSS 04-4, Box 10

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Pittsylvania County re: Value of Pittsylvania County Service Authority, 1984/1985 Box MSS 04-4, Box 11

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Pittsylvania County v. City of Danville - Annexation Appeal Correspondence, 1986 Box MSS 04-4, Box 13

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Pittsylvania County v. City of Danville - Annexation Appeal, Pleadings, 1986 Box MSS 04-4, Box 13

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Pittsylvania County v. City of Danville - Annexation Appeal Pleadings, 1986 Box MSS 04-4, Box 13

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