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“We’re not going to do exactly what PEC says every time, but we’re certainly going to consider it,” said Newbill Miller, as the Rappahannock Planning Commissioners voted unanimously to incorporate a change in the proposed subdivision ordinance suggested by the rural conservation organization before forwarding the document to the Board of Supervisors for adoption.
I \ The final revision by the Commissioners came Monday at a continuance of the earlier advertised public bearing which had fallen on the same night as the unexpected November snow. Three people attended that first meeting; only seven turned out for Monday’s. - The proposed ordinance had initially included .a requirement that subdivisions of five lots or more with lots five acres or less in size be served by either central water or central sewer systems. .
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package sewage treatment plants, {jkrtfcuhn^y whtsi privately operated,” wrote Art Larson, staff /attorney for the Warrenton-based Piedmont Environmental
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