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Baumgardner and suggested that Capelle use that along with 1974 land studies by USDA economist Gene Wunderlich as a starting point.
Barksdale disagreed, proposing instead that Capelle start "from scratch” rather than use Luke's draft. He reminded Luke that Newbill Miller had been named chairman of their comprehensive plan committee. adding that the document was supposed to be the effort of a group and not the work of one man.
Luke assured Barksdale that he had no intention of usurping Anyone's authority and emphasized that he’d volunteered his old work merely to save a little time and effort.
Planner Newbill Miller interjected that he’d like to see Capelle formulate his own ideas independently and then compare his proposals to Luke's. Miller said he'd received advice on the county comprehensive plan from Commonwealth Attorney George Davis and Washington lawyer Douglas Baumgardner. "It's not coming from the same source (but) they both said the same
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