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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON

Rappahannock Nrw* Staff Writer

In a suit filed last Friday, the circuit court has been asked to review a variance granted by the Rappahannock Board of Zoning Appeals to Luther and Dorothy Atkins of Flint Hill.

In papers filed October 9 by Washington attorney David Konick, petitioners Werner Krebser and Lee Bird allege that the BZA acted in bad faith in granting the variance, a decision that violates the county’s zoning ordinance.

The Atkins sought a special use permit and variance in order to build a second dwelling unit on their two acre parcel and subsequently subdivide the property into two one acre lots.

In testimony before the BZA on September 10, Mrs.

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