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couldn't bo done on tho present easement and would he less efficient.
Since the cabinet is mounted on a slab rather than a pole. Zoning Administrator David Konick held that a variance is needed. “Apparently surrounding counties have exemptions for this sort of thing," he said. Rappahannock doesn't. And so Konick reports that he also referred the matter to the planning commission with suggestions to amend the ordinance. Technically, he said, utility companies would have to consult with county officials every time they want to put in any-kind of distribution lines under the current ordinance.
Still, the question remained on Friday—is the slab a structure and does it necessitate set-back? Peter Kramer maintained “it doesn’t make any sense” to require it and that he was “willing to vote on it without a set-back.” He urged action. “It’s costing us all money to have these two guys sitting here," he said, referring to the two representatives from (’&!*. "We’re all gonna pay for it on our next phone bill.”
Kramer said that since C&P would be allowed to attach the connections to a pole without a set-back, they should be allowed to place the same connections on the ground without one.
However a decision made last month regarding
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