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Two suits brought against the Rappahannock Board of Supervisors by developer C. L. Goode will be tried one after the other on July 6 in Circuit Court here. “These cases have been dragging on and on and I want to dispose of them,” said Judge Rayner V. Snead during a pre-trial conference in chambers on Monday.
Snead denied a request from Richard Potter, attorney from the Manassas law firm representing Goode, that the cases be combined.
Waugh Crigler, attorney for the Rappahannock supervisors, argued against consolidation. Crigler noted that the first case, filed on August 3, 1977, after the supervisors denied Goode’s rezoning application, was addressed to the question of whether the supervisors were arbitrary, capricious and unconstitutional in their action. The second case, Crigler said, involves an appeal of the zoning ad
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