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Zoning Administrator David Konick presented site plans to the planning commissioners and said the plans had been approved by the highway department, health department and met losing requirements in regard to setback and parking.
Commissioner Werner Krebser asked about changes in the site plan. The building will be located lower on the hill, and some driveway modifications may take place, Tod Morgan of the Center said. The site plan then was approved unanimously.
• Federal flood insurance. Whether or not the waste-water treatment facility proposed fin* Sperryville is eligible for federal flood insurance under the current and proposed zoning ordinances was discussed.
Wayne Cilimberg, employed by Planning District 9 and working with the Water and Sewer Authority, notified the planners that he did not think the proposed project, which is to be located in the flood plain, would be cov; eyed during construction by the 1973 Zoning Ordinance. Cilimberg, who was not at the meeting, reportedly noted that he believed the federal flood insurance was covered under the proposed awning ordinance. His question: What’s
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