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By DAPHNE McCULLOUGH
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals voted unanimously at last Thursday’s “on again-off again” meeting to revoke the special use permit issued to P. E. Steve DeMent III on the grounds that DeMent failed to meet conditions attached to the permit.
According' to County Zoning Administrator Evan McNear, the next step in legal action against DeMent may be to file suit for violation of county ordinances. Then it will be up to the judge to take action to bring DeMent into compliance, possibly by requiring that he tear down the offending structure, said McNear.
The BZA’s printed agenda for the July 14 session did not include anything relating to DeMent, whose special use permit was suspended at the' June 9 meeting for noncompliance with setback and construction requirements. At the completion of scheduled business, the Board voted to adjourn and Chairman Josef Gardiner twice repeated that the meeting was over.
The minutes show that following adjournment, the BZA members voted to reconvene in executive session to discuss DeMents case and reached the conr*1licinrt fhat fhpu kaH “r\np
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