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“No Growth”

“You’re going to hear a lot of comments about subdivisions »in general,” Compton told the Board. He said that if the Supervisors analyzed the arguments, they*d find the logic came down to two words—“no growth...You as supervisors have to recognize that there is going to be growth,” he said.

Goode’s development, already approved by the county Health Department for septic fields and by Resident Highway Engineer Don Askew for road plans, is the type of land use change from agricultural to residential that is provided for in county ordinances maintained Compton. He characterized Goode’s proposals as “the highest and best use of the land.” Rappahannock League for Environmental Protection president Phil Irwin was the first of a long list of speakers opposed to the rezoning. “I

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