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At last Wednesdays meeting, the Rappahannock planning commissioners gave the go-ahead to a five-lot subdivision near Amissville and tabled a request for approval of a single five-acre lot near Flint Hill, pending legal advice.
The commissioners authorized Zoning Administrator David Konick to give preliminary plat approval to Wallace Judd for five lots on Route 637 near Amissville.
Initially. Konick said. Judd proposed six lots but the layout didn't meet ordinance requirements that each lot be served by a 50-foot right-ofway and have 250 feet of road frontage. Accordingly. Judd revised the preliminary plat, eliminating one lot to ensure that each of the five acre plus parcels had the necessary road frontage, Konick reported. "I’ve told him we wanted a surveyor’s certificate attesting that all the lots are under 14 percent...It appears that they are," said the zoning administrator, noting that he'd also informed Judd of the requirement for (1) a per
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