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loan on the property.
Upping the allowable capacity to 11 won’t necessarily ensure continued inspections by the Health Department if fewer than that number are actually housed at the camp in the off-season.
The board's intent is to eliminate the possibility of substandard hous^ing, Mr. Estes replied. “They should be provided with heat and lights ... and the necessary conveniences,” he said. “There’s only a half-inch of plyboard between that man and the outside world . . . That could be a disaster in February and March.”
With the added conditions and with Supervisor Lane abstaining on conflict of interest grounds, the supervisors voted unanimously to issue the special exception permit.
Other permits granted at Monday’s board meeting drew less attention. With no one speaking in opposition at the advertised public hearings and with recommendations from the planning commission for approval, the supervisors unanimously approved special exceptions for
• Dr. Werner Krebser to resubdivide two lots at the intersection of Routes 522 and 662 into three lots all over 24.5 acres, provided that existing housing density is not exceeded.
• Bruce Vierling to subdivide nine acres from his family’s 325-acre contiguous holding near the village of Flint Hill, with the understanding that the subdivision will affect the density allowed on the balance of the property.
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