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trai er said itin pen nit led from Page 1) fur own land," she 'that the special use ipplieation didn't Ithe location of the involved in the Kranter suggested made part of all Ipplications in order idjoining landowners Laid the five acres to lyed is located at the ity of Estes on Route IHilt two miles from the ■enline. It fie BZA members L-dlto grant the permit contin ^etm upon ownership of the 1 minist r, sugge; t' throu g issuin > zoning adDavid Konick tat they first run te criteria for fecial use permit r 13 of the zoning
•a in Ari icle 1(| ordinance. Exdept for^a small area of road frontaie. Estes explained. the f%e acre parcel is entirely surrounded bv land owned by tier father and other-in-law wno obviously ave no objections to installation of the frailer. She notetjl that owners of the property directly across the street are aware of the plans for the trailer and have voiced no objections. Going through the rest of the special use permit criteria. Bird determined that the proposed use will not be ' hazardous to or in conflict with the predominant character of the neighborhood; that it would not affect adversely health or safety; that it would not be
| detrimental to public welfare ‘ or to property and improvements in the neighI
borhood and that it was in accord with zoning ordinance provisions. Sean Kilpatrick described the area of Rappahannock where the trailer will be located as a sparsely settled, highly agricultural, almost forgotten corner of the county. "There are not going to be any neighbors nearby." he said.
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