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Unable to determine from the maps and ordinance the district in which Johnson’s property is located, Judge Robertson reviewed the permitted uses that could have been approved in the three separate districts. In agricultural and flood plain districts, automobile shops and storage businesses are not allowed either by right or with a special use permit. In residential business (RB-1) districts, the uses allowed Johnson by the BZA “could be allowed by right if a continuation of a lawful use of existing facilities or the repair and improvement and upgrading of existing faciliU
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(Continued from Page 1) ulated and released until later this month.)
The consumer price index continued to drop in December, declining .4 over November. November’s index was down .2 over the previous month. The gain in the consumer price index for the year for all urban consumers was 3.9, according to the VEC bulletin.
Histories
Available
The History of the Descendants of Charles Keyser and Henry Miller compiled by Florence Miller and Louise Keyser Cockey is a history of the Keyser and Miller families of Rappahannock County.
This 482-page volume with index and table of contents should be in the library of every Keyser and Millei descendant who has any interest in his roots.
Commencing with the early 18th century Keyser and Miller families, the authors trace them to the present with stories, pictures and geneological tables, not even omitting the infamous Jesse James, a Miller descendant who was the notorious bandit from Missouri.
The book is available from Mrs. Cockey, 211 Longwood Road, Baltimore Maryland, 21210 for $32.00.
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