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BY PEKAY PETTUS
“PLANNING” and "master plans” inspired some harsh words last Wednesday night when Rappahannock’s Supervisors rejected all work done so far by the Planning Commission toward drafting the county’s first comprehensive plan.
Specifically, the Supervisors rejected a document called “Development of Rappahannock County Master Plan” prepared by the staff of Planning District Nine, at the request of Rappahannock’s Planning Commission. The Supervisors also made it clear they didn’t want any part of another request made by the Planning Commission — an appropriation for a series of maps reflecting an “environmental inventory and analysis” by the Piedmont Environmental Council of Warrenton.
Wednesday was the scheduled September meeting of the Planning Commission and it was supposed to have been a joint session with the Supervisors. But none of the Planners showed up, except for Fanning Baum
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