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proposed use)?” asked Muth.
Sutphin answered that he hadn’t heard any complaints from Everet Estes, his only close neighbor.
(No one appeared before the BZA to oppose Sutphin's application. As the meeting was held in Ruth Blackwell's office rather than in the upstairs courtroom where the BZA regularly meets. Col. McNear checked the hallway outside the office several times to make sure no one who wanted to testify was being excluded. In addition, the BZA members repeatedly emphasized that the application had been advertized for two weeks in the Rappahannock News, according to law.)
Noting that Sutphin was not going to manage the used car lot. Gardiner pointed out that both parties—the leasee and the owner—jointly applied for special use permits in the past.
McNear countered that regulations require the property owner only to make application for a special use permit. ‘ He's the one who will be responsible." McNear added.
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