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(Continued from Page 1) a right to be characterized for what we are. Amissville has been a town since 1810. We are not predominately agriculture and forest use, especially along highways 211,611 and parts of 942,646 and 643. These are occupied dwellings on small lots, not large lot farmettes,” ■*Mrs. Early said.
Mrs. Early said the planners had proposed for RV zoning only one side of Route 211 beginning at the Amiss ville Methodist Church and ending at Lumbardee/Poe. RV zoning would allow for homes on one-acre lots. According to Mrs. Early, RV zoning should be expanded to include more area because the area on the proposed zoning mapalready is**fti#/<' ‘ ^
Mrs.' Early*outlined Specific areas into which the proposed RV zoning should be expanded, noting again that RV designations already proposed for the most part were already taken or unavailable.
Mrs. Early expressed concern in three areas regarding CV zoning: the limited area proposed for commercial development; a five acre minimum lot size required for commercial development; a proposed zoning map that only designates the Post Office and Hackley’s Store as established commercial zoning.
In regard to the latter, Mrs. Early said she understood that the Planning Commission had agreed on September 19 that all commercial properties now in existence would retain commercial status.
Additionally, Mrs. Early requested the planners consider changing from five acres to one acre the
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