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quotes the attorney tor the company involved, as saying that his company would go before the Zoning Board, to install the snowless slide and operate “other summer” activities, would lend logic to the thought that the proposed attraction would mean summer traffic. This, other summer activity, is added reason for the Zoning Board, the Supervisors and the Rappahannock Tax Payer to carefully consider the unknown dimension of other summer activities. Would this be an open end privilege or just a foot inside the door? Either way underscore the possibilities before initial approval is considered.

The main thrust of such an attraction in Harris Hollow is business. The first business step would be to offer added ways to extract the money from the visiting slide customers. But why limit the investment of ISO acres to just “horseback riding, arts and crafts, a farmers market, cafeteria and gift shops?” Why not a RappahannockKings Dominion with a big loop attracting a few thousand more customers per month? It is an interesting but viable conjecture and it would help pay the overhead.

However even though it is the Open Season for Big Game does Rappahannock really want to grab a Bear by the Tail?.,

H. R. TERHUNE Amiaaville

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