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tenant,” she concluded.
Mary Selles told the Planners that she wanted to continue in the antique business in the Rappahannock area and considered the Davis’ farm an ideal location for her purposes. As manager of the proposed enterprise, she said she had no desire to operate anything but "a tasteful and controlled antique business” on the property in question.
C. J. Miller Jr. was the third and final speaker in favor of the rezoning application. Miller said he'd been born and raised in Washington and had lived in the town for 81'/i years. “Nobody’s more proud of the town and county than I am," he maintained. ”1 can’t see why that barn can't be turned into an antique shop...You’re not taking property out of agricultural production because they can’t grow anything there...What's the use of
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