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By JON KLAVERKAMP
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The planning commissioners have made an official recommendation to the Board of Supervisors that enforcement action be taken against Mr. Robert Bowers of Amissville to bring him into compliance with the zoning ordinance.
The planners made the recommendation during their regular meeting on February 20 after long deliberation over the details of Mr. Bowers’ case.
Zoning Administrator David Konick, whose resignation goes into effect March 1, opened the discussion by announcing Bowers’ application for a special userpermit to have a dwelling unit in a commercial building. The building, in which Bowers conducts his business - Blue Ridge Guns Inc. - is in Amissville off Route 211.
When fire destroyed the original building in 1982, Bowers was granted a temporary special use permit allowing him to live in a trailer on the condition that he begin construction of a permanent home within one year. Bowers and his family had been living in the back of his commercial building.
At the end of a 90-day extension to
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