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don t understand why he would grant an extension to a private individual and not to the Rappahannock County Board of Supervisors,” replied Mr. Miller.
“I think the proposal for extending the landfill on the Clark property raises a lot of issues — political issues, zoning issues and environmental issues,” said Mr. Konick. However, he confirmed that his clients will not challenge that extension if the board gives the requested assurances.
He conceeded that the board is concerned, “and rightly so . . . You don’t want to sign something that locks you in . . . We’re not trying to threaten the county,” he maintained, saying that the information conveyed in Mr. Davies’ second letter covered only “points that were raised.”
“I think the letter is a little threatening. We don’t want to be threatening,” Mr. Konick said. He described his clients as “good sports” who had dropped opposition to the privately owned and operated landfill back in 1977 when assured by “various county officials” that the arrangement was only temporary.
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