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from Charlie Manson, member of the Washington Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad, and a letter from Frankie Huff, president of the county’s Fire and Rescue Association, the planners agreed to delete “excellent” from the description of fire and rescue coverage.

HufFs letter noted the “cursory treatment” given fire and rescue in the comprehensive plan and maintained that it left the impression that no improvement is needed. Huff described fire and rescue services as “adequate at best” and in need of development, adding that the association is currently involved in a study of services provided. Newbill Miller, chairman of the planning commission’s comprehensive plan committee, stated he had no objections to dropping "excellent” but objected to substituting “marginal” or

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