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anything back to you formally, 1 need that letter,” Capelle said.
He added that he'd also like an indication that the county would contribute 51,000 towards, printing, reproduction and other costs associated with a comprehensive plan.
By making the contribution, he said, Rappahannock would have a better chance later to secure grant money to help pay for the plan.
After doing the outline of what is to be included in the plan, Capelle said he’d need the Planners to give tacit approval by voting to adopt the outline.
According to Capelle, most of the background work will be done by the PD9 staff “in house,” using soil maps from the Soil Conservation Service and topographical maps from the U.S. Geological Service. “We’ll cut and paste...put it together in the form the Code requires.” he said.
Capelle anticipated that Chapter One would deal with natural resources. Chapter Two with population and employment. He told the Planners that he’d prefer to .(Continued on Page 4)
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