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the placement of mobile homes on private property.
Mr. Faircloth is vice-president of Winslow Inc., a Stafford-based company which owns and manages mobile home parks in Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. He and his supporters, principally the Virginia Manufactured Housing Association, argue that mobile homes should be treated the same as any site-built or modular housing. They are interested in using the Fauquier ordinance as a test case which could invalidate similar ordinances in about 25 counties across the state, including one in Rappahannock County.
Rappahannock’s zoning ordinance defines a mobile home as a dwelling designed to be transported after its fabrication on its own wheels or on a trailer or other wheels to the site as a complete dwelling, and designed to be removed and erected on other sites at
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