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have to take the action that we think is necessary," he said. Luke added that there was a “business interest" involved that has “cause for action too” as a result of “harrassment suits."

“The amendments didn't really sit right," he continued. "We all know that...We’re trying to make corrections."

“Refining the amendments will be a heck of a good stroke for the zoning and subdivision ordinances of Rappahannock County." said Miller. He explained that it wouldn't be necessary to rescind the amendments in a special public hearing, that this action would automatically occur upon adoption of the revisions.

After reviewing the proposals for a second time. Miller said he was bothered by the stipulation that all other recreational land uses, except non-commercial, will be allowed in a conservation district with a special use permit. "What is recreational land use? Does that include a hotel?" he asked. "To me. recreational land use doesn't include buildings."

Dave Fannon responded that he thought a hotel in connection with a resort area would be allowed with a special use permit under the proposed revisions to the ordinance amendments.

"But that could be done on

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