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volved,” countered attorney Baumgardner.
The letter writers said only that they were in favor of skiing, Gardiner responded.
Wesley Harris asked if the letters were solicited or voluntary.
Baumgardner acknowledged that he “got around the county a good bit...Talked to a number of people” and had asked some to write.
“Is the septic field actually in a flood plain?” repeated Krebser.
Moore answered that he didn’t know, that this was a matter for the Health Department to determine and either approve or disapprove the system.
When Krebser again brought the question of lack of commercial assessment rates on all but 20 of Moore’s 300 commercially zoned acres, Gardiner volunteered that the BZA would take the tax matter up with the Board of Supervisors. “It’s not within our purview...Certainly, it will have to be looked into,” he said.
Moore then turned to the circumstances of David Langelle’s employment at and resignation from Camelback. Before he could begin, Langelle interrupted to announce that he had resigned out of protest, that he’d once had every intention of working at the resort operation in Rappahannock but had changed his mind after witnessing "under-handed, under-the-table” dealings.
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