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At a special meeting held Friday at superintendent Robert Estabrook’s residence following a “get acquainted" cook-out with Rappahannock’s new school teachers, the county school board agreed to proceed with refining cost estimates on the proposed combination school board office and vehicle maintenance shop.
According to Estabrook, the board was unanimous in accepting a recommendation from its special studycommittee to visit several dual purpose, preengineered metal buildings in the area. That afternoon, the board members and administrators stopped at Atkins Ford, Rosner Chevrolet-Oldsmobile and North American Engines, all in Culpeper, and came awhy with renewed commitment to the proposal for a combination use. metal building.
‘‘They want to move ahead, to get this going as fast as possible," Estabrook said, adding that the school board members are "very resolved" to get a building up. "But we need to work out something at a cost both boards (the supervisors and the school board) can live with."
Keeping that aim in mind, the board agreed to get more detailed information from an individual affiliated with Butler Buildings who gave member Nelson Lane the original estimates on which the $90,000 allocation for construction included in the current budget is based. The board members also decided to ask local contractor Bob
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