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to expect that the hunters on Smith’s property will exercise every precaution. Bird also said that he hoped that the parties could reach an agreement that would reassure the landowners. The Board voted to uphold Konick’s decision and allow Smith to lease his land to the club without a special use permit. The vote-was 3-1 with Kramer casting the negative vote.
The Board also approved three separate special use permits during their meeting. One of the permits was granted for Florence H. Cover to build a one bedroom guest cottage on her 8.1 acre lot in Amissville. Cover already has a three bedroom house on the lot.
The vote was 3-1 with Kramer casting the negative vote because he thought that the ordinance and the comprehensive plan required a larger lot size for two dwellings. The Board approved the permit with the conditions that existing tree screening around the lot be maintained, and that the house be limited to one bedroom with a total area of around 900 feet.
The Board unanimously approved a special use permit for Thomas R. Baldwin, Sr. to display up to five used cars in front of his service station on Route 211. A permit was unanimously approved for Birgitt K. Thornhill to operate a bed and breakfast in Woodville with the condition that the highway department submits a study of the safety of entering and exiting the business on Route 522.
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