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permit to operate the landfill at the site. Greene argued that this was “a mere option” to purchase the land and therefore the Updikes did not have legal standing before the Board.
Rappahannock Commonwealth ’ s Attorney George Davis disagreed. He advised the Board members that the Updikes, as contract buyers, were within their legal rights to apply for the permit.
GREENE asked that the “technical” legal question be put aside for the moment to discuss the feasibility of the particular site. “It seems clear to us that the applicant has not established that the landfill would not be hazardous or injurious to the character of the neighborhood,” he stated. Assisting him in that line of reasoning was another attorney, JohnMears. Mears suggested that the Updikes had not provided any information to the Board that the site was
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