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In a short and routine session Tuesday morning, Rappahannock’s Board of Zoning Appeals held the fence, denying a request to drop a previously imposed requirement that a swimming pool at a bed-and-breakfast inn be enclosed.

Barbara and Paul Mayville maintained that the pool fence, a condition of their special use permit for the bed-and-breakfast operation at Castleton Manor, was unnecessary since their clientele does not include children.

However, the BZA ruled that as a commercial operation, the Mayvilles must ensure public safety, zoning administrator John McCarthy reported. In addition, Mr. McCarthy said, the zoning board members voiced concern about the potential for

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