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Compliments for Konick
DeBergh had compliments for attorney and Zoning Administrator Dave Konick, who spoke as a concerned citizen during the supervisors’ meeting of June 4. “If it hadn’t been for him, we would have lost the bond battle,” he said.
Comments from the audience included one from Mitzi Young, who noted that the cost benefits of the project seem less when put in proper perspective. “One traffic light alone at the corner of Blue Ridge Avenue and Main Street would cost $24,000 to install and maintain,” she pointed out.
DeBergh closed with an appeal to members and all those present to write or call their supervisors with their feelings about the proposed home.
Gypsy Moth A
“People Problem”
Lyt Wood and David Via were on the league’s program to discuss the gypsy moth problem and how to deal with it when it hits hard locally. Wood is a local forester and Via a landowner from Loudoun County.
The focus of their discussion was the distinction between the aesthetic nuisance of the moth and its ability to damage forestland.
“The nuOor problem here is not to the forest,” said Wood, “but it is a ‘people
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