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(Continued from Page 1) Luke. He told the planners that the supervisors don’t want to exercise powers of eminent domain to condemn property for a landfill site but added this step might become necessary.
John Capelle, executive director the RappahannockRapid an Planning District Commission, agreed to add the landfill to the list of future facility needs compiled by other county agencies.
The planners also tentatively endorsed a map presented by Capelle showing future land use trends in the county. “This shows in visual form what’s in the comprehensive plan,” Capelle explained.
The map indicates agricultural, conservation and village areas. At the insistence of the planners, Capelle agreed to add a note to the map, emphasizing that the areas colored in as villages indicate only where housing is most dense and not official village boundaries.
The planners made one change to the draft chapter on implementation of the comprehensive plan. The plan calls for strip development between villages and along the major highways to be discouraged. An exception has to be made, however, to the area between Washington and Sperryville on Route 211 that is already developed, according to Capelle.
Either the county has to discourage continuance of this mix of ac
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