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more, “we’re not going to take anything.”
“It’s just the first step,” warned Mollan. “If you can’t get an easement, you’ll condemn.”
WILLIAM PARKINSON from Fauquier argued that “everything ha its trade-offs.”
“I’m willing to give away my right to develop in return for the protection of the river,” he said. Parkinson’s only concern was that the scenic river designation might encourage over-use of the rivers. “We could destroy it by loving it too much,” he warned.
An Orange landowner said he took no issue with Parkinson. But he was concerned that the river would be “protected” by “bureaucrats.”
Charles Seilheimer from Fauquier argued that the property of die riverfront land owners would increase in value if the rivers were made “scenic.”
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