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Planning District can’t do it for us.”
“Then what do you propose for Rappahannock?” asked Luke.
“I propose what we’ve been talking about for a long time...Catch a few and fine them,” answered Wood.
Luke countered that the litter Control Plan involves more than just litter and addresses the problems of "solid waste and where you’re going to put it.”
“I think people can solve these problems better at a local level,” Wood responded and moved that the. Board not adopt the resolution approving the litter plan.
After hearing from Capelle that the Planning District staff would do investigative work only, Supervisor Clarence Baldwin said he had no objections to supporting the plan. “We make the final decision on any recommendations. So long as we have the final say,” he commented.
“What can they (the Planning Commission) do to help our situation?” asked Supervisor J. R. Latham, in seconding Wood’s motion. “We’re going to have to help ourselves.” The motion to deny support to the Litter Control Plan passed unanimously.
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