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Since the request tor a used" car lot doesn't fit any uses allowed by right or with a special permit in RB-1 and since one zoning map shows the property in either RB-1 or agriculture (depending on interpretation of the ambiguous green line) and the other zoning map shows it as flood plain, Konick said he advised Atkins to proceed under agricultural zoning.
“I’d like to see this resolved because I have a whole list of possibilities every time anyone from Sperryville comes in to do anything,” the zoning administrator stated.
"I think the provisions of Article Nine (flood plain district regulations) are plain,” replied chairman Bird as the BZA members voted unanimously, with Swindler abstaining, to deny the special use permit application.
"We have to go by the ordinance. If the ordinance is wrong, it should be changed," said the BZA chairman, adding that the board was not unsympathetic to Atkins' request.
“We’re denying it because we don’t have any other choice,” Kramer stressed.
Wrong Color
In reviewing a request from Walter R. Payne for a special use permit to operate a pool and game room at Payne's Garage site on Route 211 and 522 east of Washington, the BZA discovered one piece of commercial property that hasn't been designated as such on the official zoning map and a second unimproved lot that is colored commercial yellow instead.
Payne * .J the BZA that he
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