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supervisors knew what they were doing when they drafted the Rappahannock zoning ordinance and threatened to resign from the school board if action is taken to apply for a special use permit.

Two hours later, after Eastham stormed from the elementary school library, the three board members did just that, voting unanimously to seek the permit and at the same time request a legal opinion from special counsel Phillip Stone on whether the permit is required. Events leading up to Eastham’s outburst began late last month.

In a teller dated August 26. zoning administrator David Konick reminded school superintendent Robert Estabrock of the special use permit requirement (hat he had discussed on at least two earlier occasions with both the superintendent and assistant superintendent Jerry Lvsik. Since notice of the

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