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Board member George Muth moved that the ■meeting be reconvenedagain-in open session. The motion was seconded by H. L. Manwaring and unimously approved by the rest of the BZA members. As the News was not informed of this special meeting, the following information had to be gathered from BZA secretary Patty Alexander’s notes and an interview with McNear.
DeMent in Violation
According to the minutes, DeMent’s special use permit was “discussed in detail” and BZA members concluded that DeMent was in violation of his permit, granted on April 14 for the purpose of adding to the present structure on his property in Sperryville. The permit stipulated that the 70 foot long, 40 foot wide addition be set back 50 feet from both Route 522 and the adjoining property.
A sketch of the proposed addition on file in McNear’s office shows new construction attached directly to and part of the existing building and set back 50 feet from the neighboring property and Route 522.
Also on file in McNear’s office is a letter dated May 17
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