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church and applicant for the variance on behalf of NPEA, presented petitions with over 500 signatures in support of the campground. The signatures were from both Rappahannock residents and people of adjoining counties, as well as members of churches, some out-of-state, affiliated with NPEA. He acknowledged that he’d received a letter from the state health department the previous day which outlined other requirements NPEA must meet in order to obtain septic system and well approval from that agency. Savage promised that NPEA "will do whatever necessary" to gain the health department's authorization for campers.
Improvements Made
He gave the BZA a list of what NPEA has done in regard to the campgrounds since the meeting two weeks ago and what the group is willing to do in the future to satisfy complaints of neighbors. According to Savage. NPEA has unstopped the culvert on the property, attacked erosion problems by reseeding grass and fertilizing. conducted a massive clean-up of the grounds and painted the gable at the end of the bath house.
In the list, NPEA volunteered in the future to reduce the volume of amplification and coat the beams of the open-air pavilion where services are held with a sound absorbing material, plant trees to screen the property, either install a blind or redirect light beams
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