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access road leading to the subdivision from 211 appear.' to have only a 40 foot right of-way in its entirety, said Konick. Rappahannock's ordinance doesn’t allow ' developers to “dump out of a subdivision” onto a lower category road, he emphasized. The access road leading to the subdivision as well as the road extension into the subdivision must have a 50 foot right-of-way, Konick said.
Werner Krebser asked DeJarnette if he had any information from Askew on what it would cost to upgrade the portion of the road in the subdivision itself to a 50 foot right-of-way. In addition, he noted that the county has no assurances that the state will accept the donated land to provide the wider right-ofway.
DeJarnette answered that
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