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"iron clad" positions on ’ interpretation of the law. Rappahannock’s administrators have neither shown initiative nor made any move to accommodate the needs of agriculture, according to Sharp.
Allowing permanent mobile homes throughout the county would flood Rappahannock’s schools, Miller countered. The increased demand for services from the influx of new residents would require a tax hike, he noted. - “TTiat would far offset any' savings to the farmers,” said Miller. He added that hei didn’t think the county could legally restrict the use of mobile homes to just seasonal agricultural workers.
"This seems a very inflexible approach, Mr, Miller,” replied Sharp.
"But he has the ordinances to support him,” interjected chairman H. S. Barksdale.
Miller recalled that the trailer provisions in the Rappahannock Zoning Ordinance had been a "very emotional issue” five years
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