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flood insurance program’s flood plain that in the soil map flood plain. “Looks like they should have given the acreage,” he said.
Luke said Rappahannock’s zoning ordinance is more restrictive than the flood plain program. “We don’t allow any building in a flood plain. They allow some.”
RAPPAHANNOCK is “against a rock and a hard spot” concerning the flood insurance program since they haven’t adopted the state building code, Luke said. But since the county’s zoning ordinance is so restrictive about building in flood plains, Luke thought £hat might suffice.
“Maybe we could write them a letter, enclose a copy of this ordinance,” he said. Luke said he’d discuss that with Commonwealth’s Attorney George Davis before it comes up at the Supervisors next meeting.
Anticipating the annual discussion on the budget each spring, Luke reminded the Supervisors that the county’s “trash contract” has a year and a half to go. “Several of us are looking around for a landfill, Luke said. “Clarence (Baldwin) said he knew a man who had some land we could use.” Luke said he thought a public hearing would be necessary before the Supervisors decided on a site for the landfill.
LUKE said the county had several alternatives for disposing of the trash. “We can do like we do now—
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