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(Continued from Page 1) awarded for comprehensive planning?” Masterson asked Planning District Executive Director John Capelle.
“None,” he replied, shaking his head. However, he noted, planning services are available from PD9 at no cost to the locality. These include research, data collection, base mapping, citizen participation and final plan reproduction. The PD9 staff, consisting of the executive director, regional planner, local planner and draftsman, is capable of undertaking any phase of comprehensive planning in a professional manner, according to Capelle.
In reference to HUD 701 grants, Capelle told the Planners that April of next fear is the earliest they could ipply since HUD’s fiscal year uns from July 1 to June 30. \s for resubmission of a grant application to the Farmers Home Adminisration, Capelle didn't tnow the earliest date hat could be done. “It’s hard to tell how fast hey gear up for the next go -ound,” he said, adding that :he fiscal year for Farmers Home Administration goes From October to September.
“At one time, there was HUD money reserved for Rappahannock County," Capelle continued. “It was urned down by the Board of Supervisors. They refused the mittiev.
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