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Now, Rappahannock has “lived and worked with a subdivision ordinance for seven years,” and the county is still unspoiled, Davis went on, pointing to more bad examples to the north: Arlington, Fairfax, Prince William. “All three of those counties were “too late with zoning and subdivision controls,” he said, going on to relate more horror stories of development-including a $5 million bond to build a sewer system for a “trailer subdivision,” a rate of growth that created a demand for “25 new schoolrooms a month, “statistical studies that show new houses cost a county $17,000 a year in capital and service costs, “over and above the tax return to the county.”

Warned George Davis:

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