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(Continued from Page 1) still will be situated a quarter mile from the nearest neighbor and, under terms of the federal permit, will be secured under lock and key. Davies noted that his federal permit is numbered 46. “So I assume there’ve been 45 permits in Virginia before mine." he added.
BZA chairman Josef Gardiner remarked that 23 licenses for fuel producing stills were issued in North Carolina alone last week.
Asked about objections from neighbors. Davies said he'd informed the downstream property owner of his plans and met with no complaints. He added that he wouldn’t be dumping waste products from the still into the streams. “The residue from the mash will be fed to cattle,” Davies said, citing a report that found cattle fattened more quickly when fed distillers grains.
He also quoted remarks from Earl Smith, head of Virginia's task force on
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