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with that parcel added to the utility's existing one-third acre, zoning requirements for front and rear setback can’t be met. Nichols said attempts to buy more land from Miller have been unsuccessful. "It would disect his field rather deeply and he’s reluctant to lose that much agricultural property.” Nichols said. If the utility’s request for a variance from side and rear setback requirements isn’t granted, then Potomac Edison must acquire additional land through a condemnation suit, abandon the existing facility and build an entirely new substation, according to Nichols.
Eventually, as demands for electrical power increase in Rappahannock County, Potomac Edison plans to put still another transformer on the property. Nichols added, noting, however, that the move isn’t expected to come in the near future. f
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"I think we can ask that the whole place be made more attractive if we're going to make it bigger.” Kramer
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