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run r * ership can be found in land books, on assessment cards, through cross reference in the Commissioner of Revenue’s office and from the county treasurer’s mailing list. Transfer records are available from the Clerk’s office receipt book. “When well kept, it’s a gold mine of information,” said Wunderlich.

“A great deal of what can be done here (with transfer and ownership records) can be done without computers,” said Wunderlich. He stressed that his attempts to develop an information system centered around the design of a low-cost, efficient system for rural counties like Rappahannock. Quoting Planning Commission Chairman Herbert Barksdale, Wunderlich emphasized that “we can’t do anything until we know what's going on.”

“THERE’S no ready made data bank” on land use, the third area

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