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sition. “You may want it, but we’ve got to do good planning, good engineering, and consider what’s good for the community.”
“My feeling is that we give the permit for 30 months, and you can develop the number of acres needed, and if it works out all right... then we’ll hear about that at the time. Maybe by that time we’ll have a whole new Board of Supervisors and they’ll solve the problem.”
“Supposing the county doesn’t come up with a landfill, or supposing Mother Nature doesn’t cooperate?” Foreman posed as a final argument. “We could plan it (for a time limit) thusly, but we couldn’t have that stipulation mi the contract.”
The vote for the permit with a time stipulation of 30 months, however, wap approved unanimously by me Board of Zoning Appeals.
Attorney Doug Baumgardner, who read Kilpatrick’s letter at the outset of the meeting, stated: “My client is happy, and I hope the State is happy, too.”
KILPATRICK’S letter, which was endorsed by all but one of the landowners contingent to the Clark property, said that he would not object if landfill operations are restricted and carefully monitor-: ed, and if only allowed for a 30month period. “My feeling,” he wrote, “is that while a sanitary landfill surely will not improve property values along the Rudasill’s Mill Road, it will probably not depress them either. Rappa
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