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After a preliminary trial conference held Monday morning in the court house, circuit judge Raynor V. Snead set August 31 as the date he would issue rulings on legal questions involved in the confused tangle of cases between the Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals, P. E. Steve DeMent, the Board of Supervisors and Lynne and Anne Stuckey. At that time, Snead will decide whether to allow a constitutional challenge to the county Zoning Ordinance to be included with the review of the BZA’s action to first approve and then revoke a special use permit applied for by DeMent last year.
Briefly, DeMent filed for a special use permit on March 1 to build a garage-storage area addition to his antiaue business in Sperryville. After an advertized public hearing at which no opposition was raised, the BZA approved the permit on April 14 for an addition to an existing building, erected 50 feet from the adjoining property line. On May 3, Zoning Administrator Evan McNear issued a building permit to DeMent that stipulated the new building was to be located only 20 feet from the property line and joined to the existing structure by a breezeway.
Next, on May 4, Lynne and Anne Stuckey, adjoining
Deputy
Promoted
R. D. Hawkins, who is a deputy with the Rappahannock Sheriff’s Department, has been promoted to the rank of Sergeant effective July 1, according to Sheriff W. A. Buntin. Hawkins has been employed with the Sheriffs Department since April 1, 1973, at which time he was the jailer. After serving in this capacity for a year, he was promoted to deputy.
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