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population experts from University of Virginia’s Tayloe-Murphy Institute predict that the relatively high growth rate of counties bordering major urban areas will continue despite the high cost of gasoline as long as fuel supplies are adequate. According to Luke, the experts believe the higher costs of commuting will be balanced by more fuel efficient automobiles plus cheaper housing costs and lower tax rates in rural jurisdictions.
In pushing for purchase of modular units, Luke described this alternative as “the fastest and most economical way of solving space problems.” If current trends reverse and Rappahannock’s school population declines, then the
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