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“We can squeeze it in,” he maintained. Capelle said he’d checked with his staff members and found they all gave work on Rappahannock’s plan “high priority” as the county is the only jurisdiction in PD9 without one. He reported that the chances of Rappahannock securing HUD money in the coming year for comprehensive planning looked “very good” but added that he saw "no way” the county could win a Farmers Home Administration grant.
Having the Commission approve work on Rappahannock’s plan is fine, said McNear, “as long as everybody understands that it is a catch as catch can effort.” He agreed that the county’s plan had “high priority,” adding that any work "should be done right."
“A lot of people in Rappahannock don't hold us in the highest regard,” continued PD9 Commissioner McNear. “The ground rules (on the PD's assistance in the planning effort) must be understood so we don’t make things worse,” he maintained. Luke noted that he has advocated comprehensive
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