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By PEKAY PETTUS
ALL FIRE ROADS'
in Rappahannock County should be kept open and “accessible,” the Supervisors decided at their February meeting last Thursday, even if they took no action.
Fanning Baumgardner, Assistant County Zoning Administrator, presented the Board a resolution on behalf of the Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection.
RLEP wanted the Supervisors to endorse their statement, thus supporting “in principle all legal and reasonable means to keep this area in its present state of natural beauty and to make the access and egress of the Shenandoah National Park through the Mount. Marhsall Fire Road available...for the peaceful enjoyment of scenic vistas, flora, fauna, hiking trails and riding trails which are the rightful heritage of all citizens.”
RLEP’s resolution was prompted by the barracaiding of the Mount Marshall Fire Road. That road has been used by hikers and horseback riders in Rappahannock County for nearly 50 years.
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