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(Continued from Page 1)' prehensive plan within (the Commission’s) present resource capability.” McNear amended his motion to acknowledge PD9’s “present I very limited personnel and
I resource capabilities.”
I Rev. Horace Douty, | Culpeper’s Commission
| representative, asked if the | motion approving PD9 assistance to Rappahannock I could “clarify what Rappahannock’s going to put | up.” He a^ded that some sort | of stipulation on the county’s I responsibility should be
| included in the motion. “I don’t think we can draw up a contract tonight,’’ interjected Haworth. McNear responded that authorization to assist Rappahannock should be made subject “to an approved, detailed financialwork outline.” Expects A Lot Col. Luke warned that his county was going “to expect a hell of a lot” for the annual dues paid to the Planning District. “They feel they’ve got something due,” he said. Douty noted that comprehensive planning can be an expensive proposition. The general thought in Rappahannock, said Luke, is that “it ain’t gonna be that kind of a plan." “I’m sure the county wants something to meet the minimum requirements,” Anderson said, with emphasis on the “minimum.” Chairman Haworth
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