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By DAPH1NK HITCHINSOM
Rappahannock Staff I ritrr
After consulting with commonwealth's attorney Douglas Baumgardner, present by request at last Thursday's meeting, the Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals unsnarled legal questions and voted to renew James B. Russell's special use permit for a campsite in Sperryville.
The BZA took no action, however, on Russell’s request for approval of new construction at the Horseshoe Hills Family Recreation Inc.'s property behind the burnt out building that formerly housed a bar-be-cue stand.
According to Russell, the property will be improved to meet guidelines set by the national organization of campsites and will include a comfort station with four bathrooms and showers and dousing site to dispose, of wastes. Russell also said he plans to improve recreational facilities there and build a small concession store for campers, and a restaurant.
All campsites will be at least 3,000 feet from Route 211 and will have hook-ups for sewer and electricity, he told the BZA. adding that he intended to install his own sewage disposal system which m>!«11 Wa Antri/la tKa
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