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On the basis of rulings by Judge Rayner V. Snead, P. E. Steve DeMent’s garagestorage area addition to his Sperryville antique business does not comply with provisions of Rappahannock’s zoning ordinance.
On Monday, November 13, Judge Snead held that the action of the Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals in revoking the special use permit issued to DeMent on April 14, 1977, was neither arbitrary nor capricious.
This ruling followed a previous decision by Snead on August 31, 1978, that the BZA had the authority both to issue and revoke a special use permit for building in Sperryville's flood plain.
Snead's rulings support the BZA's contention that DeMent's new building is illegal under county ordinances. Robert Fitzgerald, attorney for the BZA. acknowledged in a telephone interview on Tuesday that the BZA’s part in the controversy was now over.
Since the revocation of the building permit had been upheld by the court, he explained, it is now up to the county’s law enforcement departments to enforce
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