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created confusion. Vepco lawyers consulted with Vepco surveyors and objected that accepted surveying practices included the removal of trees.
Judge Snead said that the “particulars” would be discussed privately, in' chambers, as to what constituted brysh, saplings or trees.
“You can’t triangulate through a forest,” explained Thomas Monahan.
“You can offset!” came a cry from the audience.
“Is this case being reargued?” querried Tucker of Vepco.
“You’ve got many things to consider,” said George H. Davis', Jr., Commonwealth’s Attorney. “Dogwood. Is that brush? Mountain Laurel. Is that brush? Surveying is done all the time in the Shenandoah National Forest without harming one sapling.”
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