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Added Davis: “If development pressures continue, we won’t be able to accommodate the schools, roads and.police that will be needed. This is a fact of life and we can’t afford to ignore it.”
MILLER AGREED, noting that development pressures generated from the metropolitan Washington, D.C., area have already reached Fauquier, and “Rappahannock is next.”
“I’m wondering even if two days a week is sufficient,” said George Davis.
“I’m wondering if the extra expense is justified,” interjected H.B. Wood Jr.
Davis shot back: “We’re on the brink of getting a doubled tax rate and the possibilities frighten me. tostead of paying $100 a year, it’s going to be $200 a year in taxes, if they double the number of classrooms in the school system. And one development could do it.”
“HOW ARE you going to stop it with an extra zoning administrator if they’re complying with all the regulations?” Supervisor Wood wanted to know.
“The point,” said Davis, “is that they don’t com
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