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someone's going to have a washing machine," Henry maintained, adding that it’s unrealistic to expect there won’t be a single automatic washer in any of the seven families using the drain field.
As for using the apartments as guest housing, Henry maintained that the existing dwellings on the farm should be sufficient for Parlagreco’s visiting relatives.
"Italian families are very large." Gardiner interjected.
“That's their problem, not ours." Henry countered, noting that Parlagreco’s proposal had been changed considerably since its first presentation to the BZA. "More wHl be changed once he gets his permit." Henry warned. He also questioned sewer provisions, maintaining that effluent would pollute Allen Run and the Castleton Farms’ pond"That’s
his pond, isn't it?" Gardiner asked.
Henry replied that the stream flowing to and from the pond crosses other property and eventually empties in the Thornton River. “I did not sell this property to him for this purpose and 1 don't think it should be used for this purpose.” the previous owner maintained.
Slope In Doubt
Commonwealth's attorney Douglas Baumgardner asked if the land around the proposed apartment building is over 14 per cent slope or below 14 per cent slope.
"I have no idea what per cent it is." Biddle replied, describing the area as “up and down.”
If the predominant slope is over 14 per cent. Baumgardner explained, the land is in a conservation zone. rather than
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