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After delays due to errors in meeting state mandated time limits on processing. C.E. Johnson's agricultural and forestal district won a unanimous recommendation for approval from the Rappahannock Planning Commision on Wednesday.
At the planners' required public hearing on the 750acre Sperryville ag district, the public was represented by Phil Irwin and Henry Hudson, the only two individuals who attended the meeting. Neither had any comments—for or against —Johnson's application.
The county’s agricultural and forestal district advisory committee, chaired by Gen. Hugh Exton, recommended approval in a written report. The committee found Johnson’s land to be “agriculturally significant,”
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