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"How can we allow one man to cut off a lot and not another?” asked Planner Dave Fannon.
Approval of land division depends on the “suitability of the property,” Davis countered, at the same time acknowledging that the county couldn’t pass an ordinance prohibiting the construction of any new houses in Rappahannock.
Allowing smaller lot sizes will create a tax situation that will drive Rappahannock’s farmers into bankruptcy, argued Fannon
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Davis agreed that there would have to be a "cut off point’’ and suggested it be related to topography. “You could say no development on land over seven per cent slope,” he proposed. "Then you get into prime farm land...I think we could say that you can't have a sub
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