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Prince Georges, Maryland, f Plavnick analyzed costs and i revenues related to ) development. He also worked ; on comprehensive plans in r Orange and Clarke Counties i' and is currently involved in ; revisions of Fauquier I County’s zoning and sub! division ordinances.) | Luke reported to the rest i of the Supervisors at 5 Thursday’s Board meeting 4 that the Planning Com* mission anticipated meeting ; with Planning District Nine £ executive director John f Capelle to see how much of j the total effort for Rap* pahannock’s plan could be f done by PD9 staff. In adf dition, said Luke, the county * needs to determine how ’ much of the planning worit
can be completed by local ? people.
“Then there's a possibility : we can hire Plavnick’s firm J for the rest of it," he con( eluded.
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