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county feels is its capacity.”
Mrs. Elizabeth Malta, with these words, certainly put herself on the side of a great many people who are concerned about the development pressures on rich Piedmont and Northern Virginia—and Shenandoah Valley—farmland.
AND YET, before the meeting was over, Mrs. Malta revealed that she, too, has her “booster” side. She declared in ringing tones to someone who had professed a different viewpoint, her support of completion of 1-66 through Fauquier County.
There are more than a few farmers, land-planners, conservationists, ecologists, nature-lovers (“crazies”) who think completing 1-66 through Upper Fauquier County would constitute one of' the most serious blows imaginable to that rich corn and cattle farmland, and by extension, to all
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