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the county’s public schools, he urged that they settle in Rappahannock and raise a family here. “We may not be able to give you a 10 percent raise every year but we’ll do the best we can.”
To the landowners near the Stover tract, where the supervisors propose to put a sanitary landfill, he promised to work to see that the facility is “the best in the state of Virginia.”
“To the developers in Washington, D.C., Fairfax, Prince William, eastern Loudoun and Fauquier, we don’t want you here in Rappahannock County,” Mr. Massie said. “We can stop development with a reasonable tax rate for everybody, not just for those in land use. We can stop it with our zoning laws, but only if the people support our zoning laws.”
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