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possiblity of potential pollution to the Rush River and the impact of traffic on Washington and the Harris Hollow Road but concluded that Rappahannock would “benefit from the increased recreational opportunities."
—William Lynn, owner of Wakefield Country Da\ School in Huntly, said in his letter that the reopening of the ski area would benefit the young people of the county Noting that Wakefield students were currently enrolled in a ski program at Bryce Mountain, Lynn wrote that he would like to see facilities for skiing reopen closer to home.
^-Sharon Labovitz wrote that high quality recreational development, properly controlled, would benefit the county by providing increased tax revenues and jobs. She also maintained that approval of Moore's proposals would put the county in a stronger position to deny incompatible development in the future.
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