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Appeals will advertise the hearing for the required two weeks. The time between the publication of the second notice and the hearing date will be seven days—well within the limits set by law.
But how many Rappahannock citizens will be able to attend a meeting three days before Christmas?
Other governing bodies have gone in exactly the opposite direction. The Rappahannock Welfare Board and die Rappahannock-Rapidan Planning District Commission moved regular meeting dates up to avoid possible conflict with holiday plans.
The Board of Zoning Appeals would ordinarily consider the special use permit application on the second Thursday of the month, in this case on January 12. We’ve heard Rappahannock Supervisors and Planning Commissioners speak out time after time against accomodating developers. Yet the Board of Zoning Appeals appears to be doing just that—possibly at the expense of citizen rights to hear and be heard.
Why?
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