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Supervisors that he was under the impression that Early’s Carpet had been “spot zoned" business and commercial, along with all other existing businesses, when the Zoning Ordinance was adopted.
“They tell you one thing..Then something else,” interjected Mrs. Early. “It’s just not logical.” She recalled that the Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA), in approving a sign for Early’s Carpet, had followed special use permit regulations that apply in an agricultural zone. She added that records in the Commissioner of Revenue’s office also show the property as agricultural.
Luke said it was his impression that all existing businesses in the county were zoned “according to the use at that time’’ when the Zoning Ordinance was adopted. However, he acknowledged that he was at the BZA meeting when the Early’s application for a sign was considered and agreed with Mrs. Early that they had been told their property was zoned A-l.
He suggested that the question of expanded boundaries for the village of Amissville be sent back to the Planners for restudy and added that any public It
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