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ways and transportation commissioner, Ray D. Pethtel. At the end of the presentation a question and answer period was conducted.
When our (Randle Ridge) problem was stated; paying tax for maintenance, then having to pay again to have our roads maintained, Ray D. Pethtel’s answer was: “We’ve been receiving an ever increasing number of complaints on the subject, and it is 4 an issue which we will have to address in the near future.”
This answer, by Mr. Pethtel, as I see it, is a positive sign that this injustice may be corrected. Now it is up to us to let the commissioner know who we are, and how we feel about this discriminatory practice.
Write now. Get your letter in the mail to the commissioner today. State the unfairness of our situation. Ask that some action be taken before the proposed new roads program is activated. The commissioner’s address is: Ray D. Pethtel Commissioner, State Highway & Transportation Board, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
JUSTIN CAVEY
Culpeper.
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